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Home My WebLink About1977-01-21 - Orange Coast Pilot. J Deserter Cases Sttidied Pair Convicted M Church · Catch In Scudder Case May Solve Rash Ask New Trial Of Bt•rglaries - DAILY PILOT * * * 10< * * * FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 21 , 1977 VOL. 71, NO. 21, 4 l•CTIOMI, 4J PAO•I eserters Studied Draft ·Evaders 1 I Given Pardons WASHINGTON CAP) -Jn his rJlt executive order. Presldent arter today fuHUled hi. cam- aien proml.se and 1ranted a ull, complete and unconditional ardon to all Vietnam draft vaders not involved in any iolent act. Deserters from the military rcea were not Included, but arter ordered an Immediate tudy ol their CHH and also of e possible upgradlnl of bad onduct or undesirable dia- bar1es. Pre11 aecretary Jody Powell a Id there are ·'n o g oo d ltlmatea of the numbe r (of pie> lhat might be affected" y the pardon but that it is pro- ably "well up to the hundreds f thouHnda. lncludln1 people ~ho failed to register for the Jraet." There are an unknown ~mber ot people whose failure re1iater bu never come to nclal attention. Draft evaders who are over- H may return home under arter'• action, Powell said. Those who have b•come lttuns of another country can ome home to visit families Orange Coast Weather Variable clouds with showers Jilely throueh lont1ht but decreuln1 • Saturday. Hi1h1 mld lo up· per60s. Lows 48 to 55. INSIDE TODAY A /omt#r thoemalcn took up an unuaual llobbv wheft M rnlrfld -CMJtlng ldghl~ tt.-t ctled bronae 1totuu of ~· from the Old Wcat. ' Storv bl/ Marcia Foraberg of lht DaU~ Pilot Stal/ Y on l'allt CJ. "without fear of pro.ecution," but lf they wiah to r e gain American citizenship they will have to apply under the same terms and conditions as any other alien. be said. Carter's pardon included an order that the 1ove rnment "fore ver &ive up iu right to prosecute" any of the draft evaders covered, Powell said. He explained lhat the Carter admlnl1lrat.ion wu taking "an abundance ot cauUon" In doing this, 10 that no future ad- min~aUon or any future at- C~ PA.&DONS, P11e AZ) Two Convicted Of Kidnaping Ask New Trial Judie Rlcbard Beacom has scheduled Feb. 9 as the date he will hear areuments on a defense motion for a new trial for con- victed lddnapen William Rudy Wesson and Ricki Dale Sellers. Both men. found IUilty Tburs-qy after being tried for the ab· ductlon of potato chip heir John H. "Jack" Scudder of Newport Beach, will be sentenced on that date if the Oranae County Superior Court Jurist denies the mo&n. We11011, 45, of Tustin, and Sellen, 21, of Hermosa Beach, face poulble life in• ln prbon for the kidnap udder. 64, lutA\1,1.19. " •l • . The aon of potato' chip pioneer Laura Scudder was 1rabbed at · ~point u be left bis dent1Jt'1 cSmce ln Huntincton S.acb and bundled into a wattinc motorhome. Scudder told the Jury that he calned freedom in the Fountain Valley area by lakln1 a heart at- tack after one of his kldnapers left the van. He said be surprised the k1d.aapet' by leapin1 from the vehicle and ye1Un1 for help while he 1alloped down the sidewalk, adbMlve ta~ 1treamln1 from hit held. Jurora contacted Tburad1y after the vents~ waa delivered 1aid their alx-day deU.,.raUon malnly centered on th• addl· Uona1 cbal'fet tiled 11aJn1t t.he two men: alleptlonl of bodily bltm and the use of a flrearm durfnl ~ lrldnapln1. ( ... GVILTY, P111 A.I> _tock Battle O.ll~l'IHltl"llt-...;Pattltl!O'O...IMll JOHN Bl.ANIEn SAYS H!'S READY FOR NEXT INTRUDER AT MESA CHURCH-' Church Member C•ught Bursrl•ry Suepect by SurprlH Thuraday Morntng Mesa Burglary Rash Believed Solved Teen Feared Drowned in Theft Attempt By STEVE MITCHELL OfllWO.llyPlletlc.tt A Costa Mesa church1oer, who walloped a burglary suspect over the head with a baseball bat early Thursday morning, may have helped police. clear up 1S bur1Jarles and acta of vandalism that have plagued the city's weal aide for weeka. John Charles Blansett, 27, o( 2'7• Croft&lo St., told officers be had been lleepln1 at the Harbor Assembly o( Ood Church, '740 W. WUaon St. lately, due to a number of brHk·lns and lt.utelllte faclli· \71 Coet. M•a ChrilUan School. Police arreated a stunned Donald .Wayne Pattenon, 21, of Cotta Mesa. ~bo wu belni de· ~on NiXea Plan lalned by Blanutt in a church of. tllOUSANO OAKS lAP) -A fict when they arrived. te ti dl 1 "We are 1oln1 to aeek several en·aaer a e1e Y try n1 to charfea of bur1lary, and one st.u.l a amall pleasure boat was mlssln1 and feared drowned in coun ol u1a&dt with a deadJy WeaUake an.er he and a compa· weapon .,alnal Pa~ter1on,'' Lt. nlon were aurprlaed by 1hertff's Georae L. Lorton Hid today. . depuUet aiid t.rted to awhn away. He 1aid police have Unke4 th. The companion apparently auapect with 14 incldeat1 of escaped, ahertff'a deputies said. bur1lar) and vandalllm in the we•t aide, lnchadln1 the van· Autboritln said &be youth• ctaUam o( Rea Middle School Ja". wwe near the middle of the lake. f in which mor-. than $11,000 tn which 1traddle1 the Loa An1elea· audio vtaual equipment and 1up. v,ntura County Une, when Loa pllea were dettroyed wlth a bal-Anfelea County sheriff'• de· p.eo bammer. puUea tried to apprehend them at Lorton would not elaborate on aa.m. ..._ what fact.a u.. police mlpt have But lt wu unclear which coun· to Unt the ampect wlUt &be • ty had .JwUdlction 10 Ventura buralary and vandalism incl· County tberffra depuile• were dent.I, but1Mdld1a1 the metbodot ~lot u1l1t.anc .. operation ht ti•• caH1 .,., In the meantime, the youths 1tmJl1r. • J,aped into the water af\d tM1•n LOS ANO'tLf;S (AP) -A ma· Blansett told police that be and IWlmmJnt aahore lo an apparent Jor te1ehen' union has recom· a i..12a1• bo:r Ud .,._ 11...-. tffocttoescape. . m•nded qaJnat 1 cltr Board of at lll• chureb after• 1n·~cMfl Soon otnctn beard calla for UacatJonecboollnt.etraUooplan Wat lam frOm tM fadlltJ ma ht{p, tha 1aw OM of the youtht ln favorotapropo.alputforth by w1larJ ... Weelt. ., under. He wu not aeen .,aln a clliaen'a commlitee appointed • ll11aiddle,_,.•.,.1wateMd .. and police 11tcl lh•1 tear be bytbeboard. i < ... ~cr,Pa1•AS>. ~· .. Bidding Branded As Scare · By TOH BAKLEY OllM O•llY Pit.I Stefl Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith's lawyer was labeled a "Jlar," theJamesltvine Founda· lion was dubbed "deceiUul" and tbe atate attorney 1eneral'1 of. flee was branded as "a eunuch" during a stormy Orange County Superior Court bearing Thun- day. The uproar ln Judge James F. Judee'a courtroom was sparked when foundation attorney Howard Privett tried to persuade the judge to allow a new aystem of sealed bida to co into effect when the postpdned trial of the lawsuit filed by Mrs. Smith. aeainst the foundation resumes Jan. 31. Atlorney Howard Friedman, repres entine Mrs . Smith. described the sugges ted move as "monstrous, absolute effrontery and unprecedented. We won't pt bidder• to bid because they know that the foundation is bound and determined to sell out lo the Mobil Oil Corporation." he told ' Judge Judge. The jurlat appeared to agree. especially after he learned from foundation attorney Privett that Mobil ls not prepared lo comp«e under any system of sealed bid.I. Mobil's current offer of $281.9 million in caah for the founda· ' lion's contromn1 interest tn the Irvine Company la favored by foundation trustees over oflera submitted by two remalnlnc competlton. · Ftledman araued that the 11 foundatlon'1 preference for the Mobil offer la ruaranteed to scare off any bidder who milht feel that It la polntlea1 to aubmft a 'j 1enulne btd for a block of stock that l• a)ready committed to the oU compan7. ,. Privett "accused Friedman or lylnl in the courtroom when Ml'I.' <See REJaESS, Pa1e AZ> SINGERS TAKE QUICK CUNCE WASHINGTON <AP) -The ln· . nsural parade didn't hold the rapt attention of everyone alone the way. At OM tavern on the C'oute, the patrons went to the wlndowa lon1 tDOUlh to 1ee President Carter pus by, lbtn retanlM to what f U..1 ••• dolna -1lU.ln• al'Olllld a bearded •u.U.artat and jQl.nlq blm bucm1. · I r ... . AZ DAIL't'PILOT s Friday. Januwy 21. 1977 Yale Hoax Vieti•n 'Heralded Student' Says Record Phony NEW HAVEN, Coon. CAP> - The application ol Andrea Alrea palnted him as Just the sort of scholar and gentleman Yale would like to educa~. But ., lt turned out, Alrea tau pt Yale a lesson. The CalJtomlan pulled orr one of the biggest hoaxes in the hls· tory of the 2'7S·year-old Ivy League university. Fourteen months ago. the 21· year-old San Bernardino resident sent Yale an application that de1cribed him as a multlmllUoaalre buaine11man. be aald 1bunday. He claimed to bave fouod«MS a cbalD of luxury hotd.a ln Alaska. to have mar-koted bualnen IJlachbles ln South America. and to be nuent ln seven languages - including an Indian dlaJect no lon1er spoken. Added to this al· teaed youthful 1uccesa, be aald, were a near-perfect tranacrlpt from a presllgJous California bt•b acbool and iJowin1 recom· mendaUons from teachers and bu.alneu executives all over the 10·4 Sly Fox Profanity Jails CBer INDIANAPOUS CAP)-Theoperatorof a citizens band radio has been sentenced to a year in prison on charges including t he broadcast or indecent language. U.S . District. Judge William E . Steckler said he believedLewtsL.Simp~n131,of Indianapolis, wasone or the first people convlctea on such a charge. A jury found Simpson guilty of one charge of using indecent language and six charges or operating a CB radio without a license. Witnes ses testifie d that transmissio ns by Simpson, who used the handle "Sly Fox." were re· ceived on televisions, radios and telephones in his ~~borhood. He oper ated the radio al home, officials .. p,.._r-AJ SUSPECT •.• at about 5:30 a.m. by the sound of someone k:icldna in the church doors. Blane«t told the boy to call police and, grabbing a baseball bat, surprised Patterson in lhe church offices. Patterson allegedly hit Blansett with a flashlight whereupoo BlanseU struck the suspect twice over the head with the wooden bat, splintering the weapon. . When police arrived, they found Blansett "pretty much ln charge ofthe situation," aald Lt. Lorton. Patterson was rushed to Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital and later transferred to UCI Medical Center where be remained in tM emergency room for several hours. He was later transferred to Orange County Jail. Bradley Tops Pre-vote Poll LOS ANGELES (AP> -Mayor Tom Bradley is far in front of his leading opponents with only 2~ months left in tbe primary cam- paign, and if the election were beld today be would capture eo percent of the votes, a poll 1bow9. The survey, coad'Dded by NBC for the Loe Ancela Times and KNBC, found that st percent of tboae polled rated Bradley's performance 1ood or excellent, ~lle only I percent aald be II~ "'' a poor j(Jb. Bradley abo bad a CODI~ ble advantaae lD aame reeopi. Uoo, wttb 'n pereetll HJtnl they are famtuar wtth the mayor, wbUe only a total of 50 pettent are familiar wttb his two leadm1 ~ponenta. at.ate Seo. Alan Rob- btna <D-Vao Nuya), ud tu pro. &.-&er Koward Jarvin•. Smpect Booked INDEPENDENCE CAP> -A W1omtng man who once Uved ln lM Owe.. Valley bu~ artelt· ed for a4ynamtteexpla.lon wbkb damased tbe ecrueduct auP!l:ytng ., percent of Loe An1elea water. pollce said. Robert .James Howe, JO, of Lander and formerly ot Lofte Ptne, Callf.. WU booked TJuanday. DAILY PILOT CitnM Fmit Embargoed lnFwrida LAKELAND, Fla. <AP) -The F1orida Citrus Commission, act· ing in the wake of a record cold snap, se\ an embargo today oo all shipments and sales of fresh citrus fnail effective at 12:01 a.m. EST Monday. (Related story, M). Tbe embargo will last 10 days, and be followed by an additional twe>week period lo which citnas shipments will be monitored by the state's fruit and vegetable lo· spection service. The purpose of the embargo is to perm.It ln.spectlon of the (rui t to determine the amount of frost dama1e, officials said. Withhold· ina of shipment ls also intended to prevent a Joss of couumer conftdeoce. Commiaalonen acted during an ~ency eeuion as a result of four dJtys of sub-freelinJ tem· peratures which, a number of ex· pert.a testified. damaged an un· determined percentage of Florida's multl·million dollar crop of 213 mllllon boxes. So!Jle experts earlier eeUmal· ed that~ percent of lbe crop waa daJDaleCl, State oft\cials aald only about 14 percent of each crop ls sold aa fresh truit. 'lbe rest goes lnto pro- ceued product.a and sucb u con· eeatratecl Juices. Procesatn1 of the fruit ls not af· !ected by the embaf'lo. F...,.l',,_eAJ PARDONS ••• torney smeral could relnltate proaecutlon and ao tbat tbe draft evaders need have no feat of future Jeopardy. Draft evaders who Joined a re-entry demency 1>roaram set ap bJ Preaident Ford'• ad- D>illiltratlon are automatically pardoned. too, under the terms ol Utls proclamation and they would no longer be required to cootlnue service Jobs, Powell •aid . Carter made bla ple41e to pardon the draft evaders In 1975 while campaigning to win the Democratic preaidenthl nomination. He aaid that ln hlJ flnt week in om~ be would ia· aue a full perdon ror thoee who euded tbe draft ln the VletnllDl war. He did it on h.ls first full da1 there. According to the executive Ot· der, the pardons covered the perlod between Aus. 4, 19&4, ud llattb 28, 1973, wbic:b hu been aceepted u the Vietnam ..... Ex-grid Star Opens Confab SAN DIEGO CAP) - Grauroota Republlc:ans Sn Cautor11ia begin a aeries or political ineecJno this weekend witb a former footb'lll at.ar taking tbe tpoWgt\L Congresamen Jack K~mp of Buffalo, former profeufonal footbaU .ciuarte1'bact for tbe San Dleao Cbar1en and Buffalo Bllll, II to be b)"llCM •peak.v foe tb • two-day CafUornla Republican Auembly board ol d.lrectort J1lMt1ne here. CRA Praldent Wendell Cut· =&14 about 2IOO of CltA'a 12 members .,.. ex~ted to • • Wettern hemisphere. Admitted to Yale's class or 1980 Jut April, be wu heralded ln the •ebool newspaper as one or the outatancllnc students in the class. On Thunday, the youthful whiz went to Yale's dean oC ad· minions. Worth David, with a conleasioo: Everythlng in h.i.s re- cord 1l Yale, Crom t.ranscrtpt to bualness interests , was total fabrication. His real name. he sald, Js Patrick Michael McDermit. be remodels houses and does odd jobs for a hving, English ia the ooly language he speaks, and be baa not attended school for ftve years . He said he spent about Sl5,000 to carry out his hoax Dean David said his reaction waa "alarm, diatreaa and aur- prlse." He refused to verify McOermit's claims of what was in hi• folder because of Yale's policy on student records. But dean aaid that because McDermil has withdrawn from the university, Yale does not plan to take any action against hlm "other than to emure that he is never able to reapply to Yale a1atn." Said McDermlt: "l did it on a dare. I just figured I was smart enough to get in. So if they didn't want me as I was. l'd come in as somebody else.·' David also refused comment o n how McDermit dld academically. citing the UD· lverslty's policy on confldentiall· ly or student records. In addition to paying his lul· lion, McOennlt lived in one Of Yale'• residential colleges and was attending class in an honors courae for freshmen. At the end of the (all term in December. McDermit officially withdrew. "He stayed untU be came to the point of sitting down to finish his first paper," said a roommate. "Then be decided he had carried it far enough." F,....PageAJ GffiLTY ••• Jurors said they were well aware that conviction on the ad- ditlonal counts could mean life imprisonment without possibility of parole as opposed to life in prison with a possible parole aft.er seven years. "No one really wanted all that. especially in the case of the young man <Sellers)," a woman juror said. "We felt that he waa pretty well domlnated by Mr. Wesson.'' Wesaon aod Sellers testified in · their defen11e that Scudder helped plan the kklnapln1 lo return for a major share of the $250,000 ransom demanded by telephone that day from the victim's wUe. Scudder denied any such in· volvement. He told the jury that Wesson, a former manager of lbe . Bank of America lo Corona del Mar, bad been associated wilh him in bualness ventures, but had never broached the topic or kid· napina as a mean of maklng money. Scudder pointed out that bis POSition ru1 a beneficiary of the Laura Scudder trust made the subject of additional income un- important to him. He identified Sellen as one of his lddnapers but was unable to pick out Wesaoo, the husband of Sellers' slater. Sellers and Wesson said they were two or four men who worked with Scudder in planning the phony kidnap and they Identified their two accomplices durln1 the trial. Deputy Dialrtct Attorney Bill Morlssey. well satisfied wlth the verdict, said no action will be taken against those two men. ''We've got the two •bo c o unt," he comme nted . "Anyway. we don't really have enough OD the other t WO to pro- secute them " Rain EraJtes Driver's Note lnHBCraah Mother Nature is a hit·and· run suspect today alter a Hunt- tneton Beach Dian's parked car was damaaed Tburaday night, by a driver wbo atruck hia ear and left the scene. Art Oanat, of 8182 La Paa Drive, in north Huntlncton Beach, complained to Police Of. fleer Lee Cue about the hit· and-ron tnddeuta which he dis· CO\.'tred early today. He 1ald some motorilt flnt crunched the auto parked at the curb in front of his hOUM but had tbe courte1y to leave a notAt of tdeqtltlcatlon under the wind.sb~ld wiper. Mot.her Nature, Oarut com· plained. thtn blt tbe car and apo&oceuc note wttb • r.allY b•avy raln tbo wer and eradicated lctmitillcat.toa of &lie flrlt penon to bit tt. lave1U,aton today wen lr7· m• to dectpber UM name. acf. drep and tel~ DWDbu lot blin. ... Outbreak Of Flo Reported AllealBlglofJ A technician works inside a n air Inlet duct for the ce n· ter-mounted engine or an LlOll TriStar at the Lockheed· California final assembly plant in Palmdale. The S. sh aped duct is seven reet in diameter. F,....P"fleAJ IRVINE HEIRESS. • • Smith's lawyer stated that the foundatioo ia oot intereated in iettlng a better price than the $33.50 a share offered by Mobil. "That is a total miscarriage oC the truth," he told J ud1e Judge. Friedman said Deputy Al· tomey General Lawrence Tap- per's "meek acceptance" or the sealed bidding plan submitted by .. the foundation qualified the llate agency for the tl:lle be gave it Thursday -that of a "ahameful eunucb." And he brought Privett to his feet in fury when be toJd Judge Judge that he learned this week that Privett was representing Mobil in 11 unrelated lawsuits while he was acting for the foun· dation in oppas ltion to Mrs . Smith's laws uit. Mrs. Smith filed her action and was granted a restraining or· der halting the sale wben she learned that tbe foundation was about to sell it.a 5'.5 percent coo- troJUng interett io tbe Irvine Company to Mobll for $200 mllllon. Courtroom action since Sept. 14 has produced two other offers in addition to Mobil's $281.9 million bid: an offer of $302.9 million from a conaorllum headed by Wall St.reel flnancier Charles Allen and Detroit de· veloper Alfred Taubman, and a $286.2 million bid from CadlUac Fairview CorporaUon of Toronto, Canada. The competing orrers are mix- es of cu&, notes and bondl. FoundaUoo trustees are on re. cord as pref erring the lower but an casb offer. Shakin• with anger. Privett told Friedman that the found•· lion'• decllloD on the aale of ita stock was "oooe of your buaf. ness. • 'Tbe foundeUon owes no duty to Jonn Irvine Smith," he pro. teated. "Sbe can sen her stock for what it la worth but her lawyer cannot come ln bere today tellln1 the toundatioo exactly bow lbelr stock abould bediaposed of." The Federal Tax Reform Act of 1969 compels the foundaUoo to dispose of Its Irvine Coml>U¥ boldina• b)' 1983. Mn. Smltb bu atated d_.. tbe MarinC that tbe prefers a sale to the Ailln·Taubman ht· tere.ts because ahe has been • •ttted by the bidden that she wtU be allowed to retain her minority interest ol 2% percent tn tbe com· pany foundecl byber IJ'aod.fatber. And abe m.de tt clear outllde the cowtaoom Thancla.y that lbe would 'Prefer a resumpUon of tbe trial and rejection of th• sealed bid procedure proposed by the foundation. She got her wish in the ruling s pelled out by Judge Judge. "I don't think bidders will get a fair chance if they know of the Mobil offer and their refusal to participate ln the bidding," be told PriveU. "There are far too many strings attached to the set· tlement offered to me today. "I wish you could reach a set· Uement." the judge told lawyers for Mrs. Smith, the state, t.be found ation and the Irvine Com· pany. "But 1 don't want to be put into the position of boldlng sealed en· velopes and that sort or thing," Judge Judge said. ''The court must remain aloor from this klnd of bargaining and it might be bet- ter if we get back to trial pro- cedures." Judge Judge denied the motion for a new system of sealed bid· ding. He confirmed Jan. 31 as the date I.be lrtal will resume. MoblJ reprelefttaUves who at· tended the bearina commented out.aide the courtroom that the company will extend the eftec· live date of ita $281.9 million offer to Feb. is and possibly beyond that date lf necessary. The angry Privett refused to comment on Friedman's allega· lion that he was auilty of confUct of interest by re-presenting Mobil at the same time as he was representing the foundation ln the Joan lnineSmith lawsuJt. ATLANTA <AP> -Aa out· break of nu -the (inst ln tll• aa· lion tbil winter -was reported at N a•bvllle, Tenn .. \Oda)' by tM national C.ter ror Dlle&M Con- trol. The outbrMk of 1nnueou B. almllar to tbe B·Hona Koq nu of several yean ago. waa NPOl'ted among student.a at Vudeftlllt Uoivenlty. Dr . IUcbard O'Brien. a medic.I epidGmloloeiat at the CDC. aaid Vanderbilt authorities reported that pbysiclads in the univers1ty's healtll center were •eebll about eo or 10 patients a day with an in.fluenaa·llke lllneM. There have been teattered re-port. ot lnlJuema B in Peo- n1ylvanla and Tenneaaee. but the Vanderbilt tllnesaea are the firlt outbreak to be reported, O'Brien said. An occurrence of nu ls COD· sldered to be an outbreak wbm there b • marked JncreaM to the number ot pat:lenta ln a civea populaUon. Influenza B usually attaeu children and young adultl. Ila mortality rate i5 mucb lower than Influenza A. The dUferenee between the two t~ can be._ termlnecl onlY in a laboratory. If you have eithe1' one. you feel juat aa b8d wtth beadecbes, body ache a nd rising temperature. doctors aald . Swine n\.lll a type·A t.nnueDJa. Tbere ban bffn onlr ftn isolates -laboratory confirma· lions -of A-Victoria flu virus lD u.. naU. w. winter. o·an.n Hld. Jnnuenaa B oecura In otrt· break• Cll&ly about every third year. o•enen said. lsolat.et of A· Victorta have been .-eport..s ln Califomi*t. Mlehlsan, AlaPa. Soutb CN01ina and mo.t rec.atb' ln North Carolina. the CDC slid. 0 We have hi effect• moat ex· tennn MU'dl for Ou Tt1ua ever undertaMD." O'Brieo taid ln an lnter¥iew. "Wbep you consider that two of tbeae laolatea CCalifomla and Mlchlgan> were imported by v isilora from foreign countries, it Is an indica- tion tbat our network is wor.kine and that there is little A· Victoria." There have been only three cases of A·New Jersey (swine flu> reported. the CDC said. All or theae were associated wttll swine fa.nmn.. WomanDiea Under I~ JUNE LAKE (AP) -A Simi Valley w oman plunged to be r death in tbe Icy waters beneath a hockey rink after the ef· forts of five other skaters failed to save her. authorities said. The Mono Count1 She riff's offi ce said searchers finally re· covered the body of Diana Hanna, 39, three boura after tbe live members or the June Lake community hockey team rescued ber husband, Frank. One of tbe boclte1 players, Larry Miller, 25. stripped to hia aborta aod dove into the water twice in unauc:ceaafu.l attempta to locate the woman. MEASURE FOR TREASURE *•• .... carpe · One factor overlooked by customers in buying carpeting Is the measuring for yardage. All of our Salesmen know how to measure and figure exact yardage, often providing our customers substantial savings in yardage alone. Also. with the tremendous installation experience our salesmen have (each previoll91Y was an expert installer for us). we are able to forsee any potential problem. Please stop In and took at the treasures available to you through our store. We have a gigantic selection. and the measuring wilt be ACCURATE! DEN'S : iiisiillatiiin: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AYeNUE • COSTA MESA, CAl/F. 92627 • PHONE 646·4838 -6A6·235$ .. VOL 70, NO. 21, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES .. • Today' Closhl• j ~· ~· S"°"b~~. 1 c TEN CENT a~yers Clash • .1n. Irvine . Stock Sale l 1Ftrst of Winter 1· Flu Outbreak Hits Nash ville ATLANTA (AP) -An out· break of flu -the first in the na· tion this winter -was reported al Nashville, Tenn., today by the national Center for Disease Con· trol. The outbreak of Influenza B, similar to the B·Hong Kong flu or a~veral years ago, was reported among students al Vanderbilt University. Dr. Richard O'Brien, a , medical epidemiologist at the I Def emlants . 'rsunp Raps 1ForAbuse During their two-week child 'abuse trial, a Camp Pendleton I Marine and bis 23-year-old girl friend blamed each other for the severe beating and mistreatment of the woman's 2-year-old girl in San Clemente last August. As the trial of Private Ray eOlden and Carolyn Brewster drew to a close Thursday, pro· secutor Frank Fasel told the jury the two defendants share equal l blame for the near-fatal injuries inflicted on the child. Fasel held large colored photo· i·graphs of a battered Cora I Brewster in hls band as he de· ma.oded that the jury find the pair guilty of t.nree crimes relat· «Ito child abuse and neglect. But when It came time for the ' defense attorneys to have their say, they took turns blaming • each other's client for the cruel t.re•t.ment or the cblJd. . Both defendants were arrested Aue. 17 after the unconscious child was rus h ed to San Oemente General KospitaJ rrom a San Clemente motel room ahared by Bolden and Mrs. Brewster. Docton at the hospital found Cora bad suffered braln damaee. had a broken ann, b\te marks on her arm, cigarette burns on her chest and heavy bruise• on her body. After ubdergo\ng 11ur1ery, the cbiJd recover«I from her injuries and reportedly is now Uvln1 In a fOlter home. ~ In bis closing ar1ument1, &lden's Jawer lawyer described 'Mn. Brewster as "a woman so rouen ber own family won't have anything to dow\tb her.'' He said th• 20-year-old. red· <See BEA11NG, Pafe Al) CDC, said Vanderbilt autborittes reported that physicians in the university's health center were s~ing about 60 or 70 patients a day with an influenza-like illness. There have been scattered re· ports of Influenza B in Pen· nsylvania and Tennessee, but the Vanderbilt illnesses are the first outbreak to be reported, O'Brien said. An occurrence or Ou is con· sidered to be an outbreak when there is a marked increase in the number of patients in a given population. lnfJuenza B usually attacks children and young adults. us· mortality rate la inucb lower than lnlluenza A. Tbe difference between the two types can be de- termlb,ed only in a laboratory. If you have either ooe, you feel jUJt as bad with headaches, body ache and rising temperature, doctors said. Swine nu is a type.A influenza. There have been only five isolates -laboratory confirma· lions -of A· Victoria flu virus in the nation this winter, O'Brien said. Influenza B occurs in out- breaks only about every third year, O'Brien said. Isolates or A· Victoria have been reported in California, Michigan, Alaska. South Carolina and most recently in North Carolina, the CDC said. "We have in effect a most ex· tensive search for flu virus ever undertaken," O'Brien said in an interview. "When you consider that two of these isolates· (California and Mjcbigan) were imported by visitors fro m foreisn eotmtries, it is an indica- tion that our network is working and that there is little A· Vlctorta." Woman Killed In Car Crash A woman driving southbound on Tustin Avenue in Santa Ana was killed early today when she lost control of her car and it slammed into a tree. The coroner's office is withholding the victim's identity until her next or kin can be told or her death. It wasTeport.ed the woman was driving southbound on Tustin Avenue aouth of 17th Street short· ly after 1 a.m .• when she ap- parently lost control of her lightweight foreign car and it spun out of control on rain·slick streets and crashed into the tree. 10·4 Sly Fox Profanity ]ai'8 CBer INDIANAPOLIS (AP)-Theoperatorof a citizens band radio bas been sentenced to a year in prison on charges includln1 the broadcast of indecent language. U.S. Dbtrict Judee William E. Steckler said he believed Lewis L. Slmps~n, 31, of lndJanapolis, was one otthetlrat people convlcteaon sucb a charge. A jury found Slmpaon &ullty of one charge of using indecent lan1Ua1e and aix cbareea of operating a CB radio without a license. Wltneates testified that transmfsilon1 by Slmpeon, wbo uaed the handle •1$ly Fox," were r~ celved on teleVl.tt.ona, f adlo1 and telephones in hts :lf borhood· He operated the radio at home, officials o.Hr"91.._....,~0'~I JOHN BLANSETT SAYS HE'S READY FOR NEXT INTAUDeR AT MESA CHURCH Church Member Caught Burglary Su•IMCt by IUrprtH Thur~ay Morning Mesa Burglary Rlll!h Believed Solved By STEVE MITCHELL CMtlleO•llyf'lloHSl•ff A Costa Mesa churchgoer. who walloped a burglary suspect over the head with a baseball bat early Thursday morning. may have helped police clear up 16 burglar!~ and acts of vandalism that have plagued the city's west elde ror weeks. John Charles Blansett, 27, or 2974 Croftdoo St.. told officers he had been sleeping at the Harbor Assembly of God Church, 740 W. Wilson St. lately, due to a number of break-Ina there and at Its satellite facility, Costa Mesa Christian School. Police arrested a stunned Donald Wayne Patterson, Zl, of Costa MMa, who was beina de· talned by Blansett ln a church o(. flee when they arrived. "We are going to seek several charaes of burglary, and one count or assault with a deadly .-eapon against Patterson," Lt. George L. Lorton said today. He said police haye linked the s uspect with 16 incidents or burglary and vandalism In the west side. including the van· dallam of Rea Middle School Jan. 6 in which more than $1~.ooo ln audio visual equjpment and sup. plies were destroyed wllh a bal· peen hammer. Lorton wouJd not elaborate on what racta the police might have to Unit the suspect with the burglary and vandalism lncl· dents, but be did say the method of operation in the cues was similar. Blansett told police that be and a teenage boy had been sleeping at the church after $300 in cash (See SUSPECT, Page AZ) Water Merger Panel Delays Decision The committee looking into the feasibility of comoUdaUnc the Costa Mesa Oounb Wat.Ji Dis· trict into the city u a depart· ment, bu held off maldn1 a re· commenctatJoe on the matt•r for at l~aat a week. The \ll·member panel will meet again Jan. 31. A recommen· dation on the coob'ovenJal luue is expected at that. time. It'• Biggest Bo~? BrowDTells " Regents UC Schools Fail SAN FRANCISCO CAP) Gov. Edmund Brown · Jr. re- newed his attack on the Universi· ty of Calllomla today, sa,rtni its h ighly touted profeAional schools "are 1D many ways an abysmal failure,•• Brown, attending a UC regents meeting here, noted a university study that listed its schools ol law, education and business amoni the top 10 in the country. · "Being on top in many ways is not a sign ol 1lory but off allure." he said. " .•. never before bas education been ao irrelevant for so in any kids in this country." 1t was Brown· s first ap· pearance at a regents meeting since July 1975. He waa here to introduce his first three appoln· tees to the board that 1overns the nine-c ampua system. .. ·Man, 63, Slashed OAKLAND <AP) -A 63-year· old man was found dying from a slashed throat in the hallway of an Oakland apartment buJldiag, police said. No Whiz, Be Fools Yale NEW Ht\VEN. Conn. (AP) -The application of Andrea Alrea palnted blm u Just the 1orl of 1cbolar and fentleman Yale would llke to 9dueate. But u lt turned out. Alrea tau1ht Yale a letlOCl. Th• CeUlom.lan P\llled olt one of the thten hou• in lb• w;. tory of-th• 275·nar·old hy 1lA11ueun1Ye1"Jlty. Poui1Aml months a10. the It· year-old Sao Bematdioo ruldeDt 11nt •Yale an appltcaUon that delCl'lb•d him at a multlmllUonal,.. bualn 11m11t. be Hid Ttwnday. Re elllmed t.o bav• founded a chain of luxury bcMla ln Alub. to ban marht•d. ~u1tne•1 Carter Fulfills Promise "' WASHINGTON CAP) -Jn bis first executive order. President Carter today rulfilled his cam· paign promt.e and eranted a full, complete and unconditional pardon to all Vietham draft evaders not involved in any violent act. Deserters from the military forces were not included, but Carter ordered an immediate study of their cases and also of the possible upgrading of general or undeairable discharges. Press secretary Jody Powell said there are "no good estimates of the number (of people) that m\ght be affected" by the pardon but that it is pro· bably "well up to the hundreds of thou.sands, lncl\Mlng people ,_bo failed to register for the draft." There are an unkno.g number of people whose fall~ to register bu never come to official attention. Draft evaders who are over· seas may return home under Carter's action, Powell said. Those who have become citi2ens or another country can come. home to visit families ''without fear of prosecution," but if they wish to regain American citizenship they will have to apply under the same terms and conditions as any other alien, he said. Carter's pardon included an order that the aovernmeni "forever give up its right t~ prosecute" any of the dt'af~ evaders covered, Powell said. Re explained that the Carlet (See PAllDONS. Page A:> , ' Golden Eagle Shot to Death· EL CAJON CAP) -A golden eagle has been found shot to death at San Vicente, reaetvolr northeast of San Diego. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said a smaU.caUber rine bullet was found in the bird, which is a protected species. Its feet were removed. · The conviction Cor klllll'\I a golden eagle can bring a $3,000 fine and one year in prison. Coast· Weather Variable clouds with showers likely through tonl1ht but decreaainf Saturday. Hi&ha mid toup-• per60a. Lows 48 to SS. INSIDE TODA.Y A /t1r7'Mr' ~ took up an "'*"'°' ~ 10Mtl he mind -CMltfng 1rif1Mv ck· tall•d bro11se ttatu•1 of /fgwu /Nmt U.. Old W11t. ~ bu lforcMI Fortbefv of u.. Dolir PUot stall u "" l'oilf Cl. 4 PW - -r Al DAILY PILOT c ,rld!y, JenU!IY 21. 191'7 New Trial Sought ScUdder Case Argument Due Feb. 9 Judge Richard Beacom has ICheduled Feb. 9 as the date be "'111 hear ariumenu on a defense motion for a new trial for con· victed kidnapers WlWam Rudy Wesson and llklu Dale Sellers. Both ·men, found rullty Thurs~ day after beiq tried for the ab- duction or potato chip heir John H. "Jack" Scudder of Newport S.acb, will be sentenced on that date if the Orance County Supe.rioc Court jwi.ll denies the motloo. Weuon, 45, of Tu.tin, and Sellers, 21, oC Hermosa Beach, face possible life terms in prison Cot' lbe ltid.napi.o.g ol Scudder, 64, lut Aug. 19. 1b.e son ol potato chip p.iooeer Laura Scudder was grabbed al gunpotnt u he left bl.a dentist's office in Huntington Beach and bundle d i n to a waiting E',...Page.AJ rnotorhome. Scudder told the jury that he 1atned frffdom in the Fountain Valley area by fakinl a heart at· tack after one of bis kidnapers left the van. He aaid be surprised tbe 1ddnaper by leaptn1 from the vehicle ud yell1og for help while he galloped down the sidewalk, adhesive tape streaming from biJbead. Jurors contacted Thuraday after the verdict was delivered said their six-day deliberation mainly centered on the add1· tiooal charces filed against the two ,men: alleeaUons of bodily harm and the u.se of a firearm dwillc the kldnapiog. Jurors said they were well aware that conviction on the ad· dition.al counts could mean life imprisonment without possibility of parole as opposed to life in prison with a possible parole after seven yean. ''No one really wanted an that, especially in the case of the YOW\I man (Sellers)," a woman juror said. "We felt that be was pretty well dominated by Mr. Wea.on.'' Wesson and Sellers testified in · t.helr defense that Scudder belped plan the kidnaping lo return for a major s hare of the $250,000 ransom demanded by t.elepbone that day from the victim's wife. Scudder denied any such in· volvement. He told the jury that Wesson. a former manager of the Bank of America in Corona del Mar, bad been associated with bUn in business ventures, but bad never broached the topic of kid· naplnC as a mean of maklng money. E',....P.,,eAl PARDONS. • -IRVINE HEIRESS. • • administration was taking "an abundance of cauUon" in doing this, so that no future ad- ministration or any future at- torney general could reinstate prosecution and so that the draft evaders need have no fear of future jeopardy. . Draft evaders wbo joined a r~·entry clemency program set up by President Ford's ad- ministration are automatically pardoned. too1 under the terms of this proclamation and they would no longer be required to continue service jobs, Powell said. Carter made bis pledge to pardon the draft evaders in 1975 while campaigning to win the Democratic pres idential nomination. He said that in bis first weet in office he would is· sue a full pardoo for those who evaded the draft in the Vietnam war. He did it oo his first full day there. According to the executive or· der, the pardons covered the period between Au g . 4, 1964, and March 28, 1'7B, which has been accepted as the Vietnam era. The pardons for draft evaders do not include any cases ··a11eg · in& acts of focce or violence de- emed to be so se~ by the at· torney ceneral as to warrant coo· , tinued prosecution" nor "those cases alleging acts in violation ol tbe military Selective Service Act by agents, employes or o(. fi cu s of the Selective Service Syst em arisin g out of such employment." President Carter considers bis move a .. responaible and a mode r ate course to follow," Powell said. "Ke does not expect that everyone in the country will a1ree with him." ,,,.... Ptsge AJ YALE ••• lo take a.ray acUoo a1atast him •'other than to ensure that he is .,ever able to reapply to Yale mcaan.'' Said McDermit: "l did it on a date. J JUSl figured I was smart enough to cet in. So 1( they didn't want me u I was, I'd come in .as 11om ebody else." 1 t>avid also refused comment e>n h o w M c D e rmi t d i d acedemiuUy, c1tlng the un · lvtrsaty's policy on confldentlali· ty of atu~t records. I ln addWon lo payin1 his tui- tion, Mc~rmit lived In one of (Yale's residenUal colleges and ~as attending clan In an honors ~oune for freshmen. At the end of 1the fall term in December, JI DermltolficiaUy withdrew. He s tayed until he came to the t or •iUi.oc down to fini1b hi& lflnt paper," said a roommate. l:'.Then be dedded he had carried Jt far enough." • DAILY PILOT -....... ----•.c.wr Yo~----,__ i.11 .. ,_, ... __... ............ o-MM . .._ .......... ,_. AWMMI~ ...... ColttM•H0Moe ... m,..=~· :•&•:,,..._ Mobil in 11 unrelated lawsuits while he was acting for the foun. da tion in opposition to Mrs . Smilb's lawauil. Mra. Smith filed her action and was granted a restrainine or- der baiting the sale wben she . learned that the foundation was about to a.ell ita 54..5 percent.con· trolling Interest in the Irvine Company to Mobil for $200 million. Courtroom action since Sept. 14 has produced two other offers in addiUoo to Mobil 'a $281.9 million bid: an offer of $302.9 mllllon from a con1ortium headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit de-veloper Alfred Taubman, and a $286.2 million bid from Cadillac Fairview Corporation of Toronto, Canada. The competing offers are mix· ea of cuh, notes and bonds. Foundation trustees are on re· cord as preferring the lower but all cash offer. Shaking with anger , Privett told Friedman that the founda- tion's decision 011 lhe sale of its stock wu "none of your busi· nesa. ·'The foundation owes no duty to Joan Irvine Smith," he pro- tested. ··She can sell her stock for what It is worth but her lawyer cannot come in here today telling the foundation exactly how their stock should be disposed of." The Federal Tu ,Reform t\ct of 1969 compels the foundation to dispoee ol Its Irvine Company holdings by 1983. Mrs. Smith bu stated during the hearing that she prefers a sale. to lhe Allen-T aubman in· terests because she has been as- sured by the bidders that she will be allowed to retain her minority interest ol 22 percent in the com- pany founded by her grandfather. And sbe niade it clear outside the courtroom Thunday that she would prefer a resumption of the trial and rejection of the sealed bid proeedure proposed by the foundalloo. She sot he!' wish in lhe ruling spetled out by Jud&e Judge. .. ''I don't think bidders will get a fair chance if they know of the Mobil offer and their refusal to participate in the bidding," he told Privett. ''There are far too many 11trings attached to lhe set· Uemenl offered to me today. "I wish you could reach a set· tlemenl," the Judge told lawyers ror Mrs. Smith, the state, the foundaUon and tbe Irvine Com· pany. Judge Judge denied the motion for a new system of sealed bid· ding. He confirmed Jan. 31 as the date the trial will resume. Mobil representatives who at· tended the bearing commented ou~lde the courtroom that the company will extend the effec· Uve date ol its $281.t mlWon ofier to Feb. 1S and possibly beyond that date if necessary. The angry Privett refUMd to comment on Friedman's allega- Uon that be was guilty of conflict of interest by representing Mobil al the same time as be was representin& the foundation ln the J ()an lrvine Smith lawsuit. "Friedman obtained that in· formation because be is current· Jy taking my deposition," Privett said. "Frankly I think he has violated the restrictive order granted by Judge Judge in con- nection with that area of in· quiry. '' "Baloney," Friedman said. "We have known for some time that Mr. Privett has been work· ing for Mobil •d the foundation at the same time. His actiou. in that connection speak for thems~lves." Privett and Friedman em· braced each other shortly before lh~y left the courtroom. "No hard feelings, Howard!" Friedman asked. "Hey, you're rough on me," Privett protested. "But I like you. Take care, Howard~" o.tly ...... ttlltf ..,.. HEADS CHARITY EVENT Munk:fpal Court'• Schmidt "But t don't want to be put into the position of holding sealed en· velopes and that sort of thing, .. Judie Judge said. "The court must remain aloof from this kind 'fl' .-l-..:ne of bargaining and It mieht be bet· ,. ~IUi ter if we get back to trial pro- cedure•." Mesa Chamber :;;.,::::::d . Pushes Work On Freeway Costa Mesa Chamber or Com· merce direct.on called ThurSdlQ' for the completion j)f the Costa Mesa Freeway through the city. In a unani"'P.11 vote, the board uked the ttate to complete the freeway project from ArUnl\Oft Drive to Cod.a M•• •a aoulbern limit.a, a project estimated to coat about $.'SI million. "The chamber fnor1 tbe hipeat priority ln scbeduliq de- alrn hea.riqs and all suta.equent · procedures which may lead to the lmmodlat.t conatructloa of the tr!!Y!'I aJoni the Red Route 11 ad~ by th• City of Colla Meaa: directon 1ald ill a formal resolulloa.. Tbt request fot the freeway,. aohatlon waa brou1bt to the chamber board · by Blcbard Sewell, vtc:e prt1ldent of eo.t. lleaa Tomorrow. A ,.,._mu for eo.ta M•• Tomorrow aaJd the N&Olutioa, 1110.. b7 chamber Pr.Adent Wll"8tr Zle.W, wW be ffDi to tbt mte Bllbwa,y Commlaa:lon and otber •tat• 8'eDCles. .. A new Uncoln automobile will be the top prize in the Val en tine's Day Hole-In-One Golt Touma· ment sponsored by the Balboa Island Chamber of Commerce. Municipal Court Judre Cabin Schmidt is general chairman of the tournament which starts at I p.m. Feb. 14 at the Newport. Beach GoUCoune. Proceed.I from tb~ty event will co to the Aueutii"l!B& and Treat.meat Services Oenterof Coutal Oran,ce Cow:at.y, a noo· profit Juvenile dlvenlon procram 1erv1ne troubled youtbl 1n the Harbor Area. · To enter the competltJon for the auto, a coat.ttbatlon o( $50 per penon la requlnd. Tb1a amount co•tn creen fees. a •bot at tbe car, a c~pany atSp.m-.ud tbeawards~at7p.m. l'or thoM wi.o doq't wut to pJa1 coll tbere II uotbv ute1ory that lnelud., lbe tocktalJ pan,, ad the dlDDer tor $12.IO,., pen0n.. Or, ror a dona· doll of *10, UM ll&DM ot UM 8aD· pl.atta• .... will bl U.1'-1 Oft t.M aftldal ....... To make NMJ'HtJOG.t, call ITMl'TO. Frit: alld Frleads ''Fritz" the cat gets aJong just fine with Newport Beach. ActuaJly, explains Miss "Hammy" the hamster and "Sterling" Craig, Fritz doesn't play too hard. He just the cockatiel. They play r egularly at the sits there. He doesn't move much for home of their owner, Cindy Craig of dogs, or anyone else either , s he added. ~~~---~-----'---------------------------~~~-- 'roNJGBT "PLAZA SUITE" -Coata Mesa Civle Pla)'houe, Fair· ground.a, Ju. n, 2Z, a. 21, Feb. 4 and 5,l :IOp.m. OCC PLANETAlUUll -"Tbe People," St.epben LaUando 1'Jc.. turer, 'l:IOp.m. STUDENT POPS CONCERT -Newport Harbor Hieb auditorium, 7:30p.m. "PLAZA SUITE".-Estancia Jlitb Sebool, lp.m. OCC LECTURES -•'Our Wildernea World." Gary James ·tecturer, Sdemee Hall, 7:30 p.m. "Jledltation," Barbar• Belliard. lecturer, P'lne Arts Blde.111, T:30 'p.m. . .. OLD TlMF..S" -South Coast Repertory Theater, Tuesday. Sunday through Feb. 19, 8 p .m. FRIDAY NIGIIT FILMS - "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," OCC Forum, 7:30p.m . $1. SATUaDAY, JAN. Z% UPPER BAY TOUR -Nature walk leaving between 9 and 10:30 a.m., Eutbluff and Back Bay Drives. Ft-ee. OCC IODWJNTEB CONCERT -Auditorium, 8 p.m. SUNDAY,JAN.ZJ OCC JAZZ MARATHON Audit.oriwn. 2 p.m. E'romsP~AJ SUSPECT •.. was taken from the faciUty in a burglary last week. He said the pair were awakened at about 5:30 a.m. by the sound or someone lticlting ln the church doors. Blansett told the boy to call police and, uabblng a baseball bat, s•rpriaed Patterson in t.be church offices. Patterson a lle gedly hit Blansett with a flashlight whereupon Blansett struck the suspect twice over the bead wilh the wooden bat, splintering the weapon. When police arrived. they found Blan1ett "pretty much In charge oflhesltuation, "said Lt. Lorton. Wolllan Sues Mesa ~~ ~m!::~~.~~~t ~~~~~dml i ! l in a car driven by her husband the Browns' Volkswagen van. · " wbe,n it collided with an auto be-Tbe 23-ye ar-old man wa,. ing pursued by Costa Mesa police thrown through tbe front windoW" last Sept: 7 1ued tbe cit3 Th~ of bis van, suffering f•tal head. day for damace~ to be d e· injuries. -~ termlned by a trial court. ·Police later said a motorcyc~ Patricia Ann Brown of Santa officer was about 400 yar«a Ana, listed as co-plaintiff with behind the suspects' car, and had her 10·month·old daughter not. activated his emergency M akenna, bolds the city lights or siren at the time of the responsible for fatal iQjuries suf. crash. fered by Alan G. Brown In the Mrs. Brown asks in her Orange( collision at Baker Street and County Superior Court lawsui( Fairview Road. that the court assess punitive'" The eouple were driving to a damages to compensate her ror, fast food outlet to get a taco Sept. the distress caused when she !8' 7 when a car full of burglary SUS· compelled to watch her busb..,.. pecl!s sped through a red light at die at the roadside. Gas Station Bandit Still Sought in CM Costa Mesa police said today they are still seeking a polite bandit who took $150 from a service station attendant Wed· nesday night after leaving some cash so the station CO\!Jd rem~ open. Jeffrey Moore, the attendant al the Shell station, 3045 Bristol St .. said a tall black man approached him al about 7 p.m. ordering him to go to the back oC the station. Moore refused, at which time the suspect. pulled bis coal aside, displaying a handgun in his waistband. The gunman took Moore's wallet and scooped up bills and chanee from the cash register, then asked Moore if be needed money to carry on business. Moore described the suspect as about six feet one inch tall, weighing 160 pounds and wearing a goatee and moustache. 8100,000 Blaze LA MESA <AP> -Fire des troyed two portable classrooms at Helix High School and damaged a third Thursday night. The cause was termed "highly sus picious " b y i n· vesligators and d a mage ex· ceeded $100,000. Frota Page A J BEATING .•. haired Marine he represents fell in love with Mrs. Brewster and became an unwitting pawn in a game Mrs. Brewster played to shift guilt from herself. But deputy public defender 'Thomas Hahn said the opposite is true. Hahn said Mrs. Brewster was afraid or Bolden and concocted various stories at the time or her arrest to protect him. By the time the attorneys · finished their arguments, the two-week t ria l or Bolden and Mrs. Brewster was al an end. And Orange County Superior Court · Judge Harmon Scoville began preparing instructions for the jury that was expected to begin deciding t he two defen· dants' fate sometime today. Holloway Rep~rted In Stable Condition Actor Sterling Holloway, voice ot a family or Walt Disney car· toon characters, was reported impro•ed and "doing well" lo· day at South Coast Community Hospital In South Laguna. The 72-year-old South Laguna resident was admttted to the hospital Jan. 13 after surtering chest pains. Hospital spokes men s aid he remained in stable conda· tion. MEASURE FOR TREASURE One factor overlooked by customers in buying carpeting is the measuring for yardage. All of our Salesmen know how to measure and figure exact yardage, often providing our customers substantial savings in yardage alone. Also. with the tremendous installation experience our salesmen have (each prevrously was an expert installer for us), we are able to forsee any potential problem. Please stop in and look at the treasures available to you through our store. We have a gigantic selection. and the measuring will be ACCURATE! . DEN'S r;;aras: iiiiiallatiiin: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 Pl.ACEN1),\ AiVtNUE • COSTA M!SA, CALIF. 92621 • PHONE 6"6·4838 -6"6·235.5 I l • DAii. V "LOT Al By &.&'1111' Cl.ANCY or .. OettJl'f~ End Ordered to Youth Cal'e ·Dispute cannot evaluate Juveo.lle Hall in· ta1 e•aJuatJool woClld be fed in&o pWned. tor tJae order requlrfa.JJ Al a result McMIUan Scbool l.D Tbe Orance Counly MentaJ Health and Probation Depart. IDel>ts, locked in a clbpute oveT p1ycbolo1lcal treatment of youngsters In Juvenile Hall. were ordered 'Thursday to work out their dilrerence•. Cbief Probation Offleer llar1are't Grier, dur1n1 supervisora' review of her szo mWlon departmenl budget, con· tended, ''The problem la that we , don't feel that every child m every home in this county . . . needs psychological evaJuation. · · . But Bernard Rappaport, depu· ty mental health director, aaid presently mental health teams mates unless lbey are referred JUVENILE JUSTICE a computer and even beaJt.by llrol*Uoe nferral beton m Sant.a Ana. ronnerly a aecund by~tionworken. )'OUDISien could be stamped u healtb team• caa ezamtne facW ty, iaoowopen. And.:.; a result. hde,_cor:not=aiDed, meotallyW. dllldren. tion o~i~'· said 18 1 c • ..._ there often lt a e.aay tn · I Rappaport aald, bow~ an-And ahe coaiplalMd there have have w..,.,... away fom ivm .... treatment foe mentaUJ dla cent stucty of Mnral omla beeo Ull*l when probation of· facllity a total of 3S Umes ~ ~· counties allowed that bait tbe lo· lid.ala have been unable to set Jan.1. , Mil• Grier said that wblle .Pto-matea of Juvenile detention mental h .. ltb. workers wbeo Oranae County Ju~nll• Court bltion officials want troubled Deildrteb ,Mid lbe fact tbat a facWtleis need mutaJ treatinent. needed to provide treat.ment for Judae Raymond Vincent b .. 1ounasten to receive be~l)> they ~ hu OOllUnttted an ol· "I don't tblnk an.ybod)' wou.&d tiwbledcbild.ren. challensed the new law bJ don't want all ~n au ected f-. and ii ln Juvenile Ball be stalnped u meo.tally w Juat 1 Alto durlos the day·lon1 decreelns that youn1sters at to mental treAllllent • ether could be a 1ymptom be la mental· bee= he b 1ereened." Rap. buclaet review aesaton. Mu• Mc.Millan must stay or be in con· they need It or not." ly troubled. --'d Grier crtticUed a new law which tempt of court. At the succestlon of Supervisor He •uttested poul})b stvlns pa Mila Ori~ a1ao aaid ·she bed prohlblta locktna up thou arrest· Slnce Vlncent'a decree. prob6. Ralph Diedrich, supervisors a 11 c bl l d re n • d m It t • d been tQld that aome mental ed on ch.arc• that would not be tion omclala sald. the nmnl.nc asked officials from both depart-payebolollcalevaluatiorus. health workers in the past were crimestltbeywere lldulta. away baa dropped. ments to meet with County Ad· Mias Crier ar1ued, however, buildlq their caaeloads by walk· 1be law applies to children a~ And wblle Miss Grier said she mlnlstrative Officer Robert "I think tbal would be a tremen· inc throUlb Juvenile Hall and rested on aucb cbarses as truan· agrees with the intent of the new 1bomas and work out a com· dous invasion of privacy." "cbaWni With children." cy, num1na away and curfew law. she plans to monitor ita ef. promise. She arped the results of men· That was the reuon, sbe u . vlolationa. fecta and eeek some chances. Darts Devotee Huntington Gal Big Booster• By JOANNE REYNOLD& Ot .. o.llY,.... ... Two nights a week, Maney Lorance, secretary to the chaplain at Hoag Memorial Hospital, hangs out in beer bars. She can be found in any one oC 60 ban in Orange County and , parts of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. ll's not because she is especially fond of beer. It's because she throwa darts. Mrs. Lorance, a Huntington Beach resident, bas been playing darts for the past two years. She plays on a team with her husband that competes in the Tri County Dart C.Onlereoce -tbe TCDC. 1be Lorances r ecently swept the B division of the TCDC'a mixed doubles championship aod are now working on becominC champs of the top·flilbl A divi&ioo. She is an enthW1iastic booster of the sport because "it's fun and inexpensive," and points out that the TCDC lists 600 members out or some S,000 registered dart throwers in Southern California. the kida cet a chance to compete, too. '"Tbey'll have as many as 100 boards at a tournament, so it bas to be held in a large ball," sbe ex· plaloed. Mn. Lorancesays there'sbeen a significant growth in interest in darts over the past two ~an and sbe believes it will continue because it's the kind of sport that does not give advantage to siu or weight. "All you need is a litUe prac· tice and some hand-eye coordina· tlon,'' sbe said. r.lrs. Lorance acknowledges that men tend lo dominate the apart. bul sbe says it's because women are less inclined to co in· to ban by themselves, which is usually where the first ezposure to the game takes place. HeT husband got booked at a local bar and then brought bome darts and a board for the rest of the family. She explained that competitive darts ls not like the dam games lLft1all>' aold in toy stores. Trial Slated In Gay Bar Knifing Case !lfea111elaf~ i11 Saa ~te. • • Even though the teams play their weekly gamea in bars, abe says darts is a sport in which the whole ramlly can become ln· volved, as hen bas. The board ls thicker. althoa&' laid out approximately the aame, but the object of the game is to lose points. Each player starts with 500 and the first lo get down to zero, wins. A tranalent booked by Lapna Beach police on cbargea ol at· tempted murder after be alleted· ly stabbed a homosexual be met in tbe Uttle Shrimp bar has been ordered to face trial Feb. 28 in Orange Coanty Superior Court. While Jimmy Carter was taking the oath ol office in Washington, former president Richard Nixon was enjoying a round of aolf on the Shorecliffs course near his home in San Clemente. And former presi· dent Gerald Ford was heading for Palm Springs to partake of similar relaxation. . . "We have a dart board at home in the family room and we all play, even OW' two sons." she said. "The hardest part, when I first started;' Mrs . Lorance said, '-Wu knowing the number com- binations. It takes a little while to .learn." Banditos Busy Judie James H. Walaworth Ml the trial date for William lay Sheely, 25, who is held in the county jail with ball set at $50,000. • Crowds ·Cheer Carters First Family Attends 7 Inaugural Parties La.st summer her busbttnd aQd ·eldest aon enter~ a tournament at the~ Beach Boya Club. "They did prettJ well, even ... though they didn't wlo," ~· says. . . . Tournaments, which are not part ol the weekly leque 1amea, are beld•ln a variety olbaUou, usually not in ban. which means MAZATLAN, Mwco.(AP) - Armed bendtta ban stolen a car, $500 cash and personal Items from Francis A . Chasse of Fargo. N.D .• and ao uni~nttfied compantd11 ln MuaUan, the U.S. consoluate here said Thursday. Police said t.be victim told them that be and Sheely met in the uttle Shrimp bar and •treed lo have sex on a nearby beach. He ha1 since recovered from bill • wounds. WASKINGTON CAP) -ll was an evenlng to savor for the new First Family, a whirlwind of seven inaugural parties that brought together the folJts from Piains who have known Jimmy Carter since boyhood a nd the powerful or Washington he had ·come lo lead Hand in hand. Carter and his wife. Rosalynn. made ap pearances at each party, telling the cheering crowds. "This has been the greatest day in the life d the Carter family " <Related pboto,A4J. As he entered the ballroom at each alfa1r, the bands played not tbe traditional and ponderous .. Hail To The Chief ... but Carter's bounc~ campaign tbeme song. "Wh y Nol The Best"'" same dress. How do you like my wife's dress?" Tilougb most of the so.ooo peo- ple who paid $25 each to attend the parties could not see the old blue chiffon gown Mrs. Cart.er was wearing, they roared ap- proval. And if they cared that she had hAd a New York designer up- date the outfit with a cape, nobody Hid so. At the Mayflower Hotel, the evening's second stop, Carter gued at the faces ttanlnl to catPi a glimpse of him and sald : "I see here so many of you who helped me when I didn't have any frieoda. Now I have thoulanda of friends, thanks to you. We have Mission Viejo the greatest nation on earth.'' Then. a lmost as a n af. terthought, Carter looked at his ~year-old daughter fidgeting at his side and said, "Amy loves it, too." Amy, who was wearing a blue cape and canted a bouquet of pint sweetheart roses, sat on the fr'ont edge of the red-carpeted stage while her parents danced. Sbe looked bored. lost and forlorn. It bad been a long day for the UWe blonde fourth-grader who soon atarts public school in Washington. Around 10 p.m., after the second party. she went home to the White House to bed. At each stop. Carter greeted tbe excited and exuberant pa.rtygoers watb a stnng of cam· p&Jgn-type quest.Jons .. Do y ou think you hvt> 1n the O't'at.est country on earth.,'· English, Western • .. Do you thlnk you can help make the naUon even better.," • "Do I have a great vice presi· dfnt?" Horse Show Set And each time. the crowd in virlabJy responded with cries of "Yes," "Whoopee" and stomp. uttchee111. Carter, in black tie. then Oa.shed his famous grin and con· Upued: "Six years ago this month I was Inaugurated gov - ernot'" of ~rgla . And I had the aame date that night l have tabight. And she was wearing the Riden from all over Southern Calllorna are expected to attend the Mission Viejo Equeatrlao Center En1llab and Western Hone Show Saturday and Sun- day ln Mission Viejo. nie two-part exhibition la free to the publlc and involyea English saddle cJuaes on Satur· day and Western clUM9 on Sun· day. People ol any a1e can enter the J'orpois~s, People . Featured Sunday . . . ~ Communlcations -betwttn porpoises and a mon1 people on "1e road -will be two of the B>ics featured io Sunday'• Daily fi!_ot. CB EXPANSION -What an &he advanta1es of soinC from Z3 f.o 40 chanoela with cltllen 'a bend tadio? And what ia the cllief 4anger of this popular bobby! 'fom Mu.rphlna of the Daily Pilot staff explains the ans-en lo ·YOU secttoo 1tortea. • UNDERWAT£a SIGNAL Dennis JohDIOn of Cotta M tH •u invented a 11\ethod that may 4ave the live• of porpotHa now belns trapped 'n nets used by :tuna tlahermen. Starr Writer aebecca Stickland describes, aolutJon ln another YOU arti· EUNDAY'S BEST) • U.S. CCLTU&E BOOM American artlsta are wbt.nlna pl&Qdlta with a&adienees <>Teraeaa and Americana have belUD look· lq cloau to home for their cultural roota, briJllinl about a rwh at local mg.seums. &EDllCOVIRED -Actor Richard Chamberlain says he's always seelna re\'lewa that aay. 'At last, he can act.' Tbat proves he's still ~n,, says the veteran telW.1100. film and theater perfOttntr whose roles have raneed from Dr. KIJdara to Sbakespeare. I compeUtion. The entry desk will opm oo show days at 7:30 a.m. wtt.b j~to begin at8:30 a.m. Nominal entry fees will be ebarted for competitors. The equestrian center is locat- ed juat off Marguerite Parkway lD the aouth end or the communi- ty, oear Saddleback College. A company spokesman said two $125 at.ates prizes will be awarded each day to horses and rlden ln the two categories - English and Western. There will also be awards for tack and equipment in the other horse classes. "Both shows are oriented for beginners as well as experienced riders," aald Kathy Fodor, equestrian center manager. "It's a great opportun.Jty for riders to gain experience in showing their horses and the jucfles are always willing to ad- viN rtders on training needs and rtdial akllls," she added. The exhlblUoo wUJ be operated ln accordance wJtb the rules of the American Hone Shows As· eoda.Uon and each put.lclpant ls raponalble few knowled1e lo bia or 'her division concernln1 the proper atu ... and tack. Search Halted BARCELONA, Spaln (AP) - Tho U.S. Navy called off lt1 I MIJ"Cb today tor the last Of 4f American 1&Uor1 and Marina killed ln the colliltoo of a naVJ taoclh1t eralt and a Spanlsb freltbltr tour days a10 la 8&rceloo4 harbor. corner Get ahead start this · seuon -now ls the time to plant bare root roses 6 • fruit trees. Save money while thaking advantage of the best selectiol1 we'll ba•e this year . -. .. :., A- t·""" ~,/ r-~-~ o '{, -" t • ' ... 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'I ;Ja.t ~ Couting,~J .,., ~ "" . . .. ~ wltla To• ~hine ' 'Diam.onds, . ,,,. ·:·Go Horne . ' ... DIAMOND DVDS: The .. California state transportation board bas been meetine up in Los Angeles this week and among o4her items. members have been " mulling the creation of special .. freeway Janes for car pool t.raf-. n . · Rt.his sounds faintly familiar to yi>u, llsbould. What you're recalling ls when ~ the state highway people, sometimes known as CalTrans. ll\stalJed the infamous diamond lane on the Santa Monica Freeway. considered by many experts to be the world's busiest superhighway. You remember the way it was supposed to work. The diamond lane was reserved for vehicles carrying three or more passengers. The idea was toen- tlce folks to double up on rides and thus reduce freeway traffic. That was the way lt was sup· posed to work. WHAT AcrtJAUY happened was that hardened Santa Monica Freeway commuters went bananas. ln frantic efforts to qualify for the diamond l ane, some drivers were known to try carrying dum- mies in the car. Othen just made a run for it solo and most got ripped off by the highway patrol. Still others hired kids for $1 each to ride along so they could qualify. Meanwhile amid the high speed zigging and zagging, there was much crashing. After 21 long weeks of the freeway follies. the diamond Jane was done in by a court order. I've never been precisely clear on the book law by which the judge or- dered the diamond lane experi- ment abandoned. But whatever. it is clear that the jurist was a hwnanitarian. STATISTICS NOW released by CalTrans on the 21 weeks of the diamond lane divulge that while it was ln operatipn: -Traffic crashes increased from eight per week to 25 per week. -Injury accidents boomed from 2\.-'J per week to nearly six per week . -Travel time for adjacent tratflc lanes was 17 to 19 mlnutes for the length of the freeway dur· ing the experiment and only 16 minutes after it was abandoned. -De l ay times at some ~tered ramps doubled during the diamond lane experiment. Surnming it all up, CalTrans spokesman Jeff Rupp comment· ed. "'There were definite safety problems; we admitted that all along." Thal may go into the books as tbe understatement of the year . "MEANWBILE, CalTrans of· f\dala have dttlared they really have no more plans for a Santa Monica-type diamond lane operation. Yet you continue to bear rurnors on bow a dlamond lane setup might be tried in our regloo on the Newport, Santa ADa or San Dieao freeways. And as for callin1 a diamond lane by the name "preferential lane," Assemblyman Mike An· tonovicb. the Republican from Glendale, probably 1ummed it up best. He sugaested: "A diamond lane by any other name Is still a failure.•· A-. Sit• Tlau One Oat President and RosaJynn Carter take a tum on the dance noor at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington as daughter Amy ob- serves their style. The dance was one of seven Inaugural Balls attended by the Carters Thursday night. Carter was cheered at each party, and revelers also applauded the First Lady's gown. fi~st worn six years ago when Carter was tn· augurated as Georgia's governor. . Warmth Poses Threats Too Late to Help, It May ~n Ice Floes By Tbe Auoclat.ed Pre11 Warmer temperatures posed the spectre of massive runaway ice noes on the ice-jammed Mis- sissippi River today. but they came too late to save damaged Southern crops and did Utlle to remedy a natural gas shortage in the East. Schools a nd factories in a number or states remained closed for another day due to s h ortages or energy and m~terials. TEMPERATURES IN St. Louis rose to just under freezing Thursday, the highest since Dec. 28, and a Coast G uard spokesljllan warned that any quick thaw could cause havoc on the river. . The Mississippi currently is blocked by a huge ice gorge, now 58 miles long, above Cairo. IU. "tf that should let .go sudden· l y," said the "Coast Guard spokeunan ln'St Louis. "It would ~e ~erything with lt. The barges stranded along the banks and out in the ice would take a beating." THE SLIGHTLY WAaMER tempera tures f orecast fo r Florida came too late to save much of the citrus and vegetable crop. Also at stake are the jobs of 33,000 harvest~rs and pack· ingbouse workers. officials said. The multimillion-dollar citrus industry was the cause of t he most worry. The F1orida Citrus Mutual. representing 1.600 growers, said up to 35 percent or the crop was affected by the freeze in the 300-mlle-long, 150-mlle wide citrus-growing belt. The freeze also damaged suear cane, cabbage and carrot crops and demolished up to 45,000 acres d tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, peppers, and watermelon, in· dustry officials said. Tom ato losses alone wer~ $43 Jnlllion. tbeysald. Anne Fined S~ 'll Pay $68 Ticket ALFRETON. England <AP) -Princess Anne was fmed $68 today for driving 9e miles an hour on a 70 m.p.h. expressway. Tbe only daughter of Queen Elizabeth 11 has two weeks to pay. The princess, highest ranking person of British royal blood to run afoul of the law in modern limes, dldnotappearinmagjstrate'scourt. • • SHE PLEADED GUILTY AND apologi%ed through an attorney. There was no other comment from the royal fami- ly Anne, 26, married to Army Capt. Mark Phillips, is fourth in line to the throne behind her brothers. Princes Charles, Andrew and Edward. The Nov. 27 speeding ticket was the third brush with traffic authorities for the princess, known as a daring steeplechase rider and member of Britain's Olympic equestrian team. SHE WAS STOPPED TWICE IN November 1972 while zooming along expressways, and the second Ume got a written warning from the chief constable of the Thames Valley. , GAS SBOllTAGES forced of· ficlals to teU pupils in 80 percent of Georgia's 188 school dlstrictl' to stay home until Monday. And 24 western Ohio ClouDties were told to clOS& their schools for 30 days to save dwindling natural gas supplies of the Dayton Power and Ll&ht Company. Gov. James A. Rhodes also limited retail stores and businesses to a 40-hour week. School officials in Dayton said they would try lo have the emergency order modified. or- ficials said that to keep schools closed 30 days would cost the city up to $6 million in teacher salaries and other fixed costs. 'Energy and materials shortages idled 19,000 a uto workers at General Mown and · Ford plants in Lockporl, N. Y .. Doravllle, Ga .. Dayton and Cleveland, and 7 ,000 workers at 11 other G)I plants· went' on part. time. N. Carolina Gets Snow Cohl Extenta South t.o Gulf of Mexko T~pn-•C•tt• M It _<Old rltllf _IO _G;itf fffMnko. ...... ~ ""' .. T•"'H••lwr•• • .,. <IOH to . ,.,_., ii u --....... _.,,....Ille -" .,........ .. M ..... .... ~......._._,..,_...,. ~ ... ,. u _.... C*O " --lllle • --·-» " ...... elrml ....... 43 11 • ,.. ~-..,.. ,.-....iled ---· ,, 1l _..Of, ... ==:·· '°"' .. '" ...... • " CalKonll• ..... ""--._ ... u 1a •• ,......,. ... llllf ____ ~ D 1a 01 c ... , ..... Olt99I ft • OMllNtl 22 ' •• ~ " • .en hlM•llllMlt..._.. ............ , ................ , t \ G~~ Reports . Nllke Missiles TOKYO CAP) -A Peklnl newspaper reported today tbat China baa IUCceedecl in m&Quf'ac:turfne missiles with nuclear warbeada, the R.)'odo MWS service reported from the ChlneM capital . 1be Japanese corres~ent said the Kwaneminl Daily. an or1an d aitoese minority paitles. reported: "China succeeded lo the trial manufacture of atomic and h.Ydro1en bomln aod quclear· armed mla.:alln at a relaUvely early date after the founding of the People's Repablic. ending the monopoly of such weapons by the Russian revlslonlsta a nd American lmpertallsts.' • &YODO SAID THIS wu the first confirmatloo that tbe Qdnese were now manufactur-ln& nuclear-armed misaUes. The dispatch said lbe article was wrttten by .a rroup of tbeoretlctana among offtclals of the national defense lnclustry. The Kyodo report dJd not eJve fUrther detalla. TBE aDNESE EXPLODED their nni nuclear les~ in 1914. 15 years after the Communists com· pleted thel r conquest of mainland China. They have set off 20 atomic or hydrogen bombs sloce then. Reports from PekJng ln November after the 21st lesl said Weatem mtlltary sources lo Peking concluded tbat the test in- dicated tbe Chlnett bad complet· WrtU Get. Party Spot WASHINGTON CAP> - Fonner Maine Gov. Ken- neth N . Ourtts, an old col· leacue and triend of PreSi· dent Carter, was elected chairman ol th e Democratic party today and promised to lead tt In building a program un· precedented for a party in pc:>wer. Curtis. 45, was elected by a cclamation at the postinaugural meeting of the Democratic National Committ ee . He wa s Carter's hand-picked can· didate for the job. Mayor Coleman Young of Detroit and Carmella Lacayc> of California were elected vice cochairmen. Joel McCleary of North Carolina became treasurer and Dorothy Bush . ed a hydroJ.en warhead for lona· range miisiles. The sources also said the Chinese were believed to have developed ICBMs (intercontinen· tal ballistic mlasiles > with a range of 2.100 to 4,000 miles. Since July. 19'15, the Chinese have launched four earth satellites, and one in November 1975 was reported to have beeo recovered on the sround. U.S. Man Murdered · In Mexico MEXICO CITY (AP> -A Con· nectlcut buainessman is among eight persons killed this week in attacb tn lfexlto City by tbe 23rd of September &uerrilla group. Police said Mitchell Aodreski of East Hartford, Conn.. and a Mexican busiAesaman wltb him were shot and killed '"'un· day when tbey tried to prevent ~~mbers of the ullra-leftlat IJ"OUP from handing out pam· phlets at a construction site in a northern suburb. ANDllESID WAS president of Our·A·Flex Inc., a manufacturer of epoxy products in Hartford. Conn. Police satd five 23rd of Sep· tember members robbed a Mex · ico City store Wednesday night and killed two policemen. Three policemen and a cashier were killed last Sunday when about 14 members of the group robbed a government com· modities store. the police said. THE GROUP IS among the most violent or nearly a doz.en guerrilla oreaniuUons operating tn Mexico, although the police say it bas only about three dozen members ;1nd U\tle cbauce of br- inging about· \ts aim of over- throwing the government. °""""" eo D DMMllMI • • CIMl'eit • ,. Olofllll M 0 ........ • " HINM11 •• ., ""'*" .. .. ,.,......,, ~ • ,. ...... Cl.., 1) , t1:..~ .. .. ... ,._.,.. n It IJ.&81•••"9 ...,..,, .... 2j 10 ~t S-tllllr• Cellfot"l\le tlw--a.turNr. , ... Netleft•I .....~~ ,.._ Ctrt..W ls•tt,.,_ """C"911Ce•rMi ~·Mllllelllfl9 ...... ,..... . _......, .................... ....,, c.W. """"""' '""" ........ frof!t Ille J""' tllrOlllfl IM IM ,..fMfllM, s. o•r111 •"41 a... The Dally Pilot brings you the world, na - tion, state and especially your hometown -all for less than 12c a day. 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The result ts, all three mem· ben now bave the authority to look at state income lax records without telling anyone what they're doin~. S Bel4 111 Ktdtl•p ~-terlHa .... .,....... OAKLAND <AP> -A "dbap-polnt.ed" Weady Yoahimwa re· malnecl ffte on bail today after a Jury reached a Jaat·mlnute com· promlae verdict. in ber weapon.a and explosives trial that could send Patricia Hearat's lut un· deraround roommate to ]>rison . for 25 year1. Juron. wbo bad planned to quit delJberaUons after Tburaday nlPt. deadlocked on a char1e that cou.14 bave t>rought Miss YOlblmuta a We sentence -that of poeaesaion with lnrent to Injure people and d~troy property. · "I'm very disappointed ln the verdJct, but l'U be okay," Che 34-year-old defendant told re· porters alter the verdJct, wblcb stemmed froro ber rental of a Berkele1 garage that police raided as a bomb ractory in 1972 -more than two years before she encountered Miss Hearst. ALAMEDA COUNTY Superior Court Judge Martin Pulich refused a prosecutor's motion to revoke Miss Yoshimura's $25,000 bail, which had been collected by the I ... ._ YOlbimura could tecelve a ~um ol one lS-yeat prtaon t«m &Del two five.year terms. Tbe Jury found her 1uUty of poH~11lng an exploalve, a maclilne gun, and mat.ertals wilb intent to make a deslnlcUve de- vice. P&Oll!CUTOa Jeff Horner said be may seek a new trial on the d.15put.ed char1e. on which the pane! declared it.sell hopelessly deadlocked after mote than 4' hours or deU bera· tions apanning slx days. Foreman Robert w. Lose. drawn and exhauat.ed after 11 stra1aht hours of deliberations, told Pullcb there was "no poasl· ble way to reach a declslon" on tbecbarre. Pul.ich declared a mistrial on the deadlocked count. and pro- secutor J e ff Horner said he would evaluate the verdicts before deciding on a possible oew trial. Hotner said he was "satisfied" with the other verdicts. .... -....... QRlllAJ1'1l VERDICT WendyYoehlmura Retteta DEFENSE ATTORNEY James Larson expressed dlsap- polntment, but pledged ao Im· mediate appeal. "We will con· tinue to figbt in every possible way to overturn this verdict." he said. Miss Yoshimura was arrested with Miss Hearst in San Fran· 1 cisco In September 1975. She had ned and dropped out or sight within hours after police raided the Berkeley garage in 1972. DAILY PILOT !ff Boy, 9,. . .. . Killed BySno• " ONTARIO <AP>-A 9-yelf'llOld Cub Scout on an after·scbcd:.out- lns was killed in an aval91cbe when hla hildna 1roup wandered into a sect.loo of Mt. Baldy where avalanche w arnlng atgns llhad been removed. ~ David Merrell of Alta Loaia was buried Thursday under*"" feet of snow just north o( the Movie Slope ski area at the 6.300-foot level. He was dul out by other Scouts, but was pro· nounced dead al Doctor's HoepltaJ ln Monte: lair. AnOtber boy. Kil Laytoq, ift. Jund hla arm when lbe bard· packed snow and Ice ~~me cascading down a natural ~~· tain chute, but the other nve Scouts and their den mottier. Mona Barruso. were unhurt. San Bernardino CoQnty Sherill's Capt. Keith Larson said the area had been posted aa avalanche·prone earlier lo the day. but the signs bad been re· moved. Larson said such signs' fre· quenUy are taken by persons who SAN FRANO(SCO (AP) Five men were in custody today in connection with the abduction Qf a wealthy grocery store operator and land helr and de· maods for $400,000 ransom. Robert H . Simpson. 96 . Sacramento's seU-appointed ''muckraker-in-chief." died Thursday. In more than a decade of picketing the capital, •'Mister Simpson" made himself into a foJk hero of the freedom of speech. use them as toboggans. Japanese-American community .------........:!:...-------------------------------1 here. PuUch said he was "im- Gregory Mock, 27, was rescued Thursday by police who raided a San Mateo motel where be had been held. Police said the plot was masterminded by Leland Kong, 23, who tbey Identified as a social friend or Mock and his wlfe. He and four others were held for in· nsUgaUon of kidnap, con111>lracy and robbery charges . ., ... ...,., LOS ANGELES CAP> -The state Superintendent of Banks says his department is pressing for reimbursement of customers ol a financially troubled money order company while bankruptcy proceedings are under way. Superintendent Carl Schmitt on Thursday ordered the e~limated 700 agents of Universal Money Ord~r Com· pany <UMO) to st.op selling new orders and to return all collected funds to the California Banking Department. UMO's parent firm, Int.erna· tlonal Express Co.. nted for bankruptcy. ~lleer.._ .. ., LOS ANGELES (AP) -A police apohsman "regretfully aimounced" that four 1un shots were pumped into a hostage by olfkers pursuing the victims ' eaptor in a hi1h apeed co1r chase U . Charles Hiabie announced that Ruben Cortes Jr .. 37. of Alhambra. died of wounds lnfiict· ed by officers. Cortez bad been forced to dnve the car after he •as abducted from the medical office he managed 14 lleW I• Pires SACRAMENTO (AP> -Four- teen juvenile males who called thetDHlvea ''The Group" have been arrested in coMection with over 1~ fires In Riverside Coun· ty, state offtclals report pressed" by the community's faith in the defendant, adding ·'I don't think she will break that tzuat." Sentencina was set for Feb. 24. Tattooed Man Held In Assaults Probe LOS ANGELES <AP) -Police saytheyarresteda tattooed man at a downtown hotel for investigation of attacking two women who were rapedatknife-pointaftertheir husbands were bound with neckties. Investigators said the rapist also forced one of his victims to cook a steak d.lMer for him before fleeing her apartment t.o assault another woman. Police said the first couple re· turned to their house in north central Los Angeles before mid· night Wednesday lo find an in· truder, who apparently had en- tered through an open window, brandishing a kitchen knife. AFTEll THE RAPE, the vie· tim ate the dinner the 20-year-old wtfe had prepared, untied the bwlband, and ordered him to watch television with him as he downed soft drinks. At about 2:30 a .m .• police say, the assailant told the wife to shower in preparation for more sex. The woman escaped to a nelgbbor's home a~er blocking a kitchen door. police said. THE ASSAILANT escaped by the time police arrived, bul he re· pealed much of the scenario mi.Dus the dinner al the nearby home of a second couple. aged 22 aod 23. Tbe rapist spent about t~ boun at the second home. aft.er gaining entry at 6 a.m .. police said. The asaailam took some $>.,000 in Jewelry and moMy from the two homes . Detectives said he was booked initially for investigation of armed robbery because he matched a description Issued in an all-points bulletin stemming from the rapes. Domestic Law Delay Backed SACRAMENTO CAP> -A bill that. would alap •a one-year moratorium on a new law ex· tending workers compensation benefits to babysitters and other domestic workers was midway t.hrou&h the state legislature to- day. A 67-6 vote In the Assembly on Thursday sent the measure by Assemblyman Richard Rebinson. D·Santa Ana, to the Senate. 1be bill is an urgency measure Introduced because questions aroee over legal implications or a I.aw that took effect Jan. 1 requir- 1 ng homeowners to cover domestic llelp, Including babysit· teraj <With insurance against on· the· ob Injuries. The law also could apply to people who rent their homes, alt.houib the legislature's lawyer said it does not. Win One Hundred Dolors In Gift Certificates At Long John Sllve'•· we think weekends are spedal. And Ju1t to 1how you how special, we have aome fun events p14nned Just for you. On Saturday, Jan. 22, come watch your favortte high school footbaD playen In the Ant Annual Face-Fudlng, Ash-Eating Contest. Players from the following high tchoola will be partldpating: Corona Del Mar High School, Co.ta M ... Hllh School. Edteon Hltlh Scbool. Eetaneta Hlth School. Foutain Valley High School. N.wport HarboT High School and Unlwnltv Htgb School. The winning team gets a $250 donation to Its tchool athletic fund and PQ&setslon of the Lon~ John SUver'1 Fish Eating Competition trophy for one year. Members of the winning team each get a $25 Long John Sllver'a gift certificate. AU entrants get a S 10 gift certificate from Long John Sliver's. Students! Special money-saving coupons an available from your 1ehool athletic department. Come CMer for your team, and save a bundle In the bargain. Taste the treasures at Long John SUver'• and Q8t a treasure free. This week, Just buy a regular Ash and Fryes Otnner for $1 .69 and get a Captain Kangaroo record absolutely free. But hurry! Sunday, Jan. 23 ls the lost day. .. .. THE BEST SEAFOOD ON DRY LAND nA I ...,~··a J A • ,.,......,, .. 0 I OIWM Pl•fl • frya Dt1111er ......... tl.69 ddghtluny cmp golden f~i.1, P•e Lep atld Frv .. Dtaur ... IJ .H moni.1u"' chicken drumshck~ TreHvreChelit Dtt11Mf ...... fl.99 '"" 4c peg ~ fry.~ & .i. .. Qkkca Prlaka DtttMr ...... ti. 79 tlT'PS ol bon.tlni bru• fillet• a hV"t ft ... CC.• DfflMf. • •· ••• , •. fl.It ,...,, .. lrY" With New TftlMf O,.ter ~... . .. tz.4t oy.1 ..... fr\lft Wllh .i.w O.....Fn.4 ~Dt•Mt. U .7't t>wllllp Ii ~· ""'" ~ .. ... C.td1 ...••..•.......... tl.65 f,.J\. ~" °' combo Wllh t,..._. end U.w /Hflt lo.Ir °' lnOf• P-..efEltftt ............ M ... "~ ""' ..... •"°"911 lot rlw •nllr• Ctt w Spedel Kkl'• M.n• Froa 99' C<>t~£..ofe • Coon But • lngWnook WrM ., I ' . ... J •I . ·-*'' . --4.09~ Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa ~ Just South of:tHi San Diego Freeway. Across from Fedco. J ·- ... QAIL'V PILOT EDITORl~L PAGE •l : • I , • t t A I _i__ ~e~ly inaugurated President .,immy Carter &aid pal~ that America must demonstrate µtat do-fl'OCC'l8cy la worth emulating. f A shining example of ooe upect of our de- rioqncy that la worth emulating bas been tbe recent tta'-fition of power from one political party to !other. lo a world where changes in leadership too often e lP&rked by, at best, bitterness and, at wont, \Cioltnce, outgoing President Gerald Ford and incom· iflg President Carter, their families and their staffs •t a rare example of kindness, understanding and dompassion. : Ford, though obviously disappointed by bis un- +ccessful bid for election, has gone out of b.la way to $Jlooth the path for his succesosor. J And Carter, at the moment of bis greatest ttiumph, spoke first of his predecessor's effort to •11eaJ our land." This is an auspicious beginning for a new era, in bich the disappointments of the past can be forgot- t,tn, trust in government restored, and the American 4ream, in which both men so deeply believe, revived ~r all the people. I , ' Risky Tax i A little money tree variously known as a "wage tpx," "occupational privilege tax" and "employe Jlcensing tax" is sprouting in the Northern California ~t~ of Oakland. • It's already nourishing m some J,000 cities and •wns across the country where jocal officials have 1Y, and recently upheld in court, wW be 1 percent ol in- come above 16.500 a year. A slmilar "commuter tax" was struck down in San Francisco because it discriminated against noo- resldents. Oakland got al'OW)d that by includ.lng all employee, resident and non-li*ldent. The rationale is that the emplqye wage tax can help pay for city services and make it possible to re- duce property taxes. So far theft is no evldence that the latter has been, or wm be thecas:e. On the contrary. cities trying to attract new business and industry would be more like to find suc:b a gimmic.k discouraging new ftrms and encouraging existing ooes to relocate for the benefit of their over- taxed help. This, of course, not only would remove potential customens for city businesses, but eventually could erode the tax btt.se. • • • and Sinful Tax On the subject of revenue and taxes, the statisti- cians fJgUre that California's so-called .. sin taxes" will contribute more than $500 million to the state's coffers in the 1977-78 fiscal year. The ~eots-a-pack cigarette tax alone is expect- ed to bring in $279 million, up $.5 million from this year. Alcoholic beverage taxes also are expected to go up $5 million. for a total of $129 million, and the state's share of parimutuel betting on horse racing &hould re- ach $110 million. an increase of about $9 million. Some of the increases will simply be due to grow- ing population, but in some categories, notably beer at 23.SS gallons per capita. increased indulgence is ex- pected to make a major contribution to the tax take. 1iltloPYi f()L/lf~ I E ~ ~~.,.... tscovered the marvelous magic of making people y for the privilege of holding a job. Some cities imJ>OSe a fiat $2 license fee each &onth. Others tax gross income at the rate of 1 to 2 .rcent. In Oakland, the new tax to be imposed in Ju- Whether all this is good or bad presumably de- pends on whether the observer is more concerned about the sin or the tax. • Ld~ ~et i.f we. C4h do ~ifftout thAt fot Awhile." Ford Was - Lucky For U.S. t PAUL HARVEY) .. :-Any man who inberlt3 the residency naturally hungers for e ultimate compliment: lo be ecled to the office. , .• Yet former President Ford lbay have a more envied pJace in _.isto~y this way -than O\herwt5e. An audit of Ford's 30 months in lhe White House must reflect Jrst bow It as when he oved in , rs was a na- on whi ch 1gbt never • ileagain. The While louse and the ~ongress ere at war. Govern -~ent officials were in jaJ.I or on ~eir way there. .~ELECTED oFnCIALS weft '°uted from stranie beda. · Unemployment was wonen-'-e: double-digit Inflation was koding our money: Arabs were ihreat.ening our economic life. lnd our country had been chewed ti> a\)d spit out by a pipsqueak fi>un*ry MblUtr tban WlnoU. · Within 30 moot.bt the very or· cllnary guy from Grand Rapids •compliabed an extraordinary "onsformation. ~ He wu able to deUver to hfs .-ictflu« a White Hoate wtth no Jb 1dows; lnllation reduced to •au what ll wu; more American lrorlttn working than ever In our .Utory: personal Incomes up, ~k market op, cndlt plmt.lfuJ. . Dear Gloomy Gus Re your Jan. 17 ediloriAJ, "Tax Dollar Saving": Why not put the entire county oo ao outside contracting buis, including the Board of Supervi.son? Maybe .., could turn. proftt . S.K.D. And our country is at peace with the world. By the time Ford delivered his lut State of the Unloo ad· dtftS the respect of Congress was 1eQUine and unanimous. He left office without one enemy. Yet I expect that when the jury &Sin it will be less impressed with ~c statics than with the IOft-sell manner in which this quint.essential commoner Presi- <kat built a bridge acl'06S the quagmire ol.1974. A weak man could not have done that. An autocratic, dogmatic man could not have dooe that. It bad to be a d~ent man. Theoretically. in a repreHn· taUve republic we are expected to elect our best men to make de- cisions in our bebMf. Actually what we teDd to do - especially recently -la to elect men our own size and then expect tbem to be acmietbin1 more tban we are. Yet Gerald Ford -28 yean in public olftce -proved hlmself a better man than most of us. And wMre PTesidenta used to bout ol bavtng ''grown Into t.be office," lhls one was m~ proud of shrinking the office back down to the sile 1t ought to be. We were ~al lucky to have b..:l him whenwehadblm. - Brotma Doamaplags Soriet 'J'lareat New Voice for the Pentagon WASHING TON -Tbe chilling realization that the Pentagon will cea!e Cassandra warnings of fat•I dangers ln the massive Sov- iet military buildup came early in the Senate confirmation bear- ing on Harold Brown as Secretary ol Defense. Seo. Henry M. Jackson of W aabingtoo, doughty champion of military prepared- ness, tossed a softball. to Dr. Brown. Not· ing the pro- tracted Soviet buildup io con~ntional and nuclear a r m s , Jackson asked: "Whataretheyupto?'' Brow11's Republican pre- decessors ol the past eight years would have stroked that pitch over the wall by relating the Sov- l et buildup to Communist political activism throughout the world. Brown merely fouled it off. "We are golng to bave to learn tollve with ambiguity," he remarked amblcuouly. pro(ess- ing lnablllty to 1ive a clear answer. TBaOVGH THE long da1'1 tntlmony, not once did be .-olun- teer -mention .of tbe So•l•t buildup. To the contt_,, be ur1ed that the leu said about it UM beaer. Wblle Melvin Laird. Jam• Scbl•lncer and Dcma1d Rumtleld wamed or the conse- quences in falling bebiQd in the arma race, Brown's greatest ur1eney wa1 for quiet negotia-tion ol a new SALT (strategic arm• limitatlon) •P'"llleDL Un· mittakabl,y, the P'Qlap's new muter la llvlnt lb ne• voice. The total unity on national securlty emerclng l111lde the ( EV ANS-NOV AK ) Carter administration is what bas surprised and saddened moderate Democrats (and most Republicans> who bad hoped for something quite differ.at. Whereas the Carter Stale Department may not in the .ct differ all that much froaa tbe Ford State Department, UM Defense Department and Anne Control and Disarmament~ ey <ACDA> will no longer operate as bard-line adversariea. If super-90ft Paul Warnke aceepta an offer to be ACDA df.reetor. that agency's role on SALT will reverse 180 degrees. NOBODY COULD accurately apply the super-soft label to Harold Brown, who at bis COD- flrmation bearing made cJear de- fense spending will go up, not down -possibly includlnc B-1 bomber funcb. Moreover, bla technocratic clrcumlocutlona lulled tbe committee (with me relatively bard-line Se.oater in- ferring that Brown rep....aa no change at the Penta1oa >. In fact. the cllanc• in em-phuia 11 ovenrbelmlQC. After Brown fouled off Jaclt1on'1 softball, Sen. B81T1 Goldwater ol Arizona ottered help by pointina to Communlat inte"enU.00 In Africa and the Middle Eaat. Brown made no comment. Asked by Jackson whether Soviet mllitar)' proweu could have worldwide polJUcal lmpact, Brown conteded tbat mlgbt be so but quickly added this warning: ·•wont~a.se'' estimates of Soviet prowess "do not do a service to American political strength throughout the world." The ln- d lctmenl against Laird- Scbleslnger-Rumsfeld playing Cassandra was explicit. Brown practiced what be pe-e- ached when Sen. Dewey Bartlett of Oklahoma asked whether be thinks NATO's nuclear and tac- tical nuclear forces in EUl'Ope are equal lo the Wanaw Pact'•. Brown replied that NATO's forces are "not inferior, and I think we may very well be ahead.'' Bartlett, who had re- ceived contrary information on a r~ent European trip with Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia, blaoc:bed. Similarly, Brown pooh-poohed respected analyses of tbe Soviets overtaking the U.S. in naval strength. BF.SIDES abandoning the Pen- tacoo watchtower alerting the West to the Soviet threat. the new Secretary of Defense bas witbdra•n from the Laird- Schleainier-Rumafeld skeptic's corner on SALT. At his bearing. Brown refused to be pinned down either for restricting the Soviet Backfire bomber or against reatrictiq the U.S. cruise mis- sile. To sophisticated ears, the most telling SALT change at the Pen- tagon came when Brown ralMd the old arms control lobby aaw. that a new agreement would dis- courage nuclear prollferaUon. Until now. the Defense Depart- ment bas contended that U.S. concessions on SALT would en-courage development or their own nuclear forces by such small states as South Korea, Taiwan1 and pemaps South Africa: ana expanalon of Israel's exlsUnl capabWty. THUS DID Dr. Brown evok• memories of the early aeoc. when cb.arges of muuling the military were leveled again.5t his own cblel, Robert McNamara. Brown's emphasis, lite McNamara's, will be on cost- efJectiveness rather than sound- ing the alarm about tbe greate.st peacetime arma.ment program iD tbe history of man. The Pen- tagon '1 role as a brake on runaway detente la clearly lo be terminated. Frustrated Artists May Turn to Crime A couple of weeks a.go I quoted Brahms' statement that Beethoven could have been a great criminal lf his genius hadn't talren a ·musical tum. In support of Brahms, let me point out that two ol the world's criminals were frustrated artlsU. Everyone wbo knew Hitler agreed that he never would have (SYDNEY HARRIS) blow, Napoleon tore up all bis writings, and sent a bitter letter to bis brother Joseph, in whlcb he said. "I no longer have the petty amblUoa to become an author." ~ws Bog .Us Down, Says Rocky become a polltlcal agitator U his early paint· tnp bad been looked upon with favor by critics and lhe public. Few people know, however, that Napoleon alao' TllBN THE little m.ao ~ ceeded to amaie the world with tu. military triumphs, and found tbe ultimate outlet for bla frustration ln crownine hlmMll emperor. It l• an tronlc footnote that when Beethonn beard ol UUa be tore up ili.I dedieab to the "Erotca" 1ympbony. 'WASHINGTON -Nelson ~ldrich Rockefeller lumbers out J# here like the big, rich bear be a remarkably ener= man 68, full ol ideas and int a l·told·YOU·IO'I. ' • Tbau&b he caniea a youthful, >tresaive lmace, RocktleOer this town's etbuselah of esldential vants. He fan work- 1 ln the Ile Hous.e hen Amos nd Andy ere big on •radio and ben lt cost 2S 1et low the movitl. er started ln lteO under Franklin D. llC>OMMh. en, be bu served or ed <publicly or prtvatelJ> lt.b each succeedlnt Presldeot d made three ruu for the onoua otnce blmMlf. "ROOHVelt md rorct were the t Prwkllata t wtt'kld ror." h• la~_ ldeDUfytn• the fint and mJllllY lut be ttned ... Both re Juet ritbt for tb~ir tJmn. ord wUl be much more IP. •MMUO IA U,. )'el.l'I to catfte. ... tAlrTi6c lD 1ettinl U!.11, try t.ocelbtr qaln." \ .. ( m:cH) He apeak.s no mJ of Ntxon and doesn't J.ndulge in fashlooable dowdplay or Eisenbow•r. '!'namaD irritated Rocktleller, lenned:)I impressed hllll aa a llanuome kld in on4be-Job-tralntnl; t.yndoa JobQJn sV\tck bim 11 a capable, nlJ·munlng. t.rqlc flcure, and N~_J~aina u ..... with the right~ but the WTOa& character. aoaDPELLEa wlabel Jim~ my Cart.er well, and hopes be can Ill a baDdle on "bat RoekeleUer ,...,. aa the attanaUJlf web of banaueracy &Qd ~al committees. 41 for tbe Vlce Pre&ldency which be leaves ~ 21 moatbs. Rockefeller beUovh tb•f Carter's IJ'andlOH plans for vsee Pretklmt Walter Mondale will fade Wte lft8QY others anftllJUDCed by prevlou1 PrHldtnta. Ht believes Vice Pre.aldent.s are "11udb)' equipment" Me tli.nQ that the Vice Prqlden~1.!hould co0tt.def blmMll a ltaff usll\ant "' ..... PNlddnt. witb • ftaie • portupJty to aearn govem~t. <?n the ·~ out, Rockefeller ------~~-~ likes to esaa.y oo: How llWe bas been done on the energy crisi.a; the need for revival of faith in the free enterprlse system in the world; the need for great im- provement ln producUvlty in our ecoaoDl)'; bow every President must wind up, as Nixon did, dividing the White House work Into forelp and domestic coo- cerm, with mlAlmal overlap. Tbe United states slips on pro- du ctl vtty, RockefeJler aaya, because o( poor hbor- manaiement relations; a slowdown In tecboologtcal de- velo_pment and capital forma· tJon, and 1oveinmeut replaUons which crlpple inltiaUve. , . of tbe Water Quality Act are im· plemented. half of the nation's electroplating firms wW alto 10 broke. Laws, laws, lawa and more laws, and regulations ln the aame Qumbera, are boggln1 down the republic, the way Rockefeller sees it. "A bualne&ama doeln't know when tlM ndll IN aoinl lo dwlge, IO be ls belltant lo invest 1D exp1UJJ1loo," be 11111. "We ~an't run ou.r tconom1 that way.'' SUch expreuloo &bould St!t well ,,ith the very cOQlervativee ln tile GOP who tuiv. bad a clist.rutt ~ Rocltefeller for a 1eneraUon. Tile lmace of lloetefeller Is liberal, bUt tM reaIJty today la Qa.at be ii a hant-Uner for the ftee •ter'Prile 1yatem ud ~ 1'0rlcf mart.eta. D 18 AlBO nry atepllcal of tla• federal sovemment'• abWty to dlspeoae fund• tbro"1h eat.1orlcal J>l"Olrun1~ he ~ doubU wbetll• •ldent CaNI' can 1tay the d.ra1on which II the buruucracr la~eo 1rttb~eommtue.t. .. I believe I'll llv• to be 100.'' Jloeltefeller uya, 1mlUn1 u Qloup he..,... nmnlna for 1ov- trnor. He woo't nn for oftlce .. a.Ln. but M's Sot oely 31 yean acblevetbatolber aoal. hd artlatic upiratlons. Between tbe ages ol 17 and 24, Napoleon made repeated at- tempts lo be a succesaful wrtter, -and met only with failure and fruatraUoo. He began writing in milltary school, wbel'e be was lauahed at for hta all•, aJld ridiculed for his Conicc aeceat. BE WllOl'E a history of Cof. ale a. and hopefully ae.nt lb.e manuscript to Abbe 'R•11la1, whole boot• bad Inspired btm.· The Abbe returned tbe manUICfipt wllb tbl brilt aue-seaUon: "8earcb a.es--aqd wrtwqaba.'' NapoJean reviMd tlMt __... 1erlpt tn tbe next two ~ and alao turned Ol& two Ibo.rt ltOrles, with no succeea.. 11Mn be wrote essays on "LoY•" and UffappioNf." The latter w aa entered ln a Pril9 copt.tet> •t>ODl«'ed by tbe Medemt Of Lyons, and ranked oat to 1•. The iudees wrote: "It la too badly art:aneed. too UD· even, too dllconneeted, and too b9dly wrttten lo deMrVe atten· tlon.'' When be received this cruel Moel great criminals, it aeema to me, are artists who cannot create -IO \bey must destroJ n ls sad lo speculate that lf Hf'tier could have painted a better pic- ture, the whole fac• ol the world miPt be cban1ed t.oct.y. ORANGE com DAILY PILOT R*"1 N Wtfd, Pvl>U.IMr thomo1 IC1ml. EdU.ar Borbaro 1Cr11Mcll, EdltonaJ Pogt EcbW Tbe editorial pa1e of lM Oa!b' Pilot aulls l o lnrorm and stimulate readers by p~ on lhl• page diverse comm~ on topica ol lnteresl by ·~ ed rolumnlsts and urtoonllta. bJ provldma a forum for re.,_.' views and by preaentlna UIM new11paper·a opinions and ldMI on current toplc1. The edltoftel 001nion1 ot lh• Delly Pilot appear only ln lhe edllorlal column et U.. ~op ol \tie Pllt. Opl!UON a - prtUed by the columnlltl Md cal'\OOnllt.J ond letter wrll.ef't .,. their own and no end<>m!tnlnl ol thtlr vlew11 by tho Daily PUol "hould be inlerr_.,. Fri4't, Jan. 21. im ' 'SOllE GUYS WIU SPEND a,ooo J UST ON THE PAINT JOB; SAYS IDITOR ·w e Look Uke a Giant Worm,' Sar• Driver ot Central Coalt Rolln' Roome Van Craze Defies Limits Raifthow.bmJ, Caravan Coven Highways WATSONVILLE ~P> -The lone llne of vans banks dowo onto the freeway like a ctant. ralDbow- bued centipede. Riding lead in bis "Plain Brown Wtapper," 28-year-old Ken Brown keepa his left baocl on the wheel and his rieht on the CB radio. He pushes hil box·llke truck into the light Sunday afternoon lraf· nc. OVEaHEAD, TBE LAST OF the 14·van caravan is on the overpass. rolling toward tbe freeway. A giggllng voice crackle1 out of the CB. "All right, man. This ls great. We .. ook like a alant worm." The vanners are members of Centl'al Coast Rollin' Rooma, one of 48 van clubs beadina for bome after a gladl truclt·ln. More than ~ vans were at the Santa Cruz County Falrerounds for a weekend ol beer, rock mualc and competition among clubs. MORE THAN ANYTJONG ELSE, they bad come to celebrate the latest craze on four wbeela; the van. Originally designed for commercial use, the one·tiQle wodtborse pf plumbers and Dower abos- bu become the ldol of an entire van culture and the darllna of Detroit auto makers. The three U.S. manufacturers -Ford, Chrysler and General Motors -say they don't know the limits of lbe market. It cau,bt fire in the late '60s, a decade after vans were first produced in this country. LIKEWISE, OWNERS HAVEN'T FOUND limjta on ways their vehicles can be Qlodified. Vans have evolved from delivery trucks blto media for 'A .,_ C. ...i ..... )tftletletll, • •olllle esee.ulell ef ..e's .. ..,. lfetag. A eoa b med ••• t• .... otn alld e rnlse. to trer>ef 111 ••• ' artistic expression, raw pieces or machinery to be modified to the exotic tastes of their owners. Outside, they are dolled up wttb HD)' paint jobe, complete with gari.Jb murals ~ elaborately scrolled names like "Van-detta" and "Van·Go." 1118\de, lt'a fur carpeu, waterbeds. refrigtraton - mouah extras to approximate an appliance store and French bordello. Hard-core custom vanoers like to eoaaider tbemaelves members Df an exclusive croup, scof· fine at drivers of foreign model "buses" and aneer- lnl at vans with side windows. which they call "fla· tJon wa1ons." BUT 1llE CUSTOM VANNERS' love for t.he machine Is not the sole reason for the sudden boom ln popularity, studenta of the phenomenon said. Tb• key t.o the van's succeas. they said, ts Its versaUllty and practicality. which appeals to a ranae of motoriata. "A van la real and practical, a mobile extension or one's Inner being," said Lucian K. Truscott IV, author of the "Complete Van Book." "A van la used to get around, to drive back and forth to work, to ban. out and cruise. to travel in when on vacation. 'What we have then is a ldnd of hybrid, • crou between the hot rod of 1960s and the tamlly ataUoo w a1on of the 1970s." DETaOIT 18 SCL\MBUNG TO keep up wttb an ever-widening market. Ford, for example, will open a plant ln Canada next April, destined to boost van production from 200.000 to 300,000 a year. But. said a company spokes man, even thmntgbt not be enough. "We don't know how high is up as far u salea are concerned." he said. "Our production capacity is whatdetennines how many vans we sell.'' Chrysler and General Mot.ors report similar de· maodt for vans. Total van sales for 197& should bit about 600,000, industry fig urea show -roughly .dou· ble the number sold three years ago. "IT STARTED WITH THE Californla surfers back In the 1950s," a Ford spokesman said. "But the van movement really didn't get rolliq unW about 1961 when kids no longer could have access to 'mus- cle cars.' It was a youth thine.'' He 1aid those days are d)'lni as ~ans become ROPUlar '8 famil)' vehicles and campinl units. In· deed. van clubs are in tbe midst ol a chancinl Im· a1e, said Holmes. Like the one ai Wataoovllle in whtch vannen brou&ht Christmas toys for needy children, moettruck·ina now areUedtocbarity. "I atU1 think vanning baa a Iona way to 10," Holme• said, but ft 19 growing up a bft. When clubs fint started out, it wu mostly bachelors out to bave a lood time. Now it's 70 percentfamllie1. ''You used to aee a topless conteat at every truck-lo. It wu almost required. Now you hardly ever see one. Basically, vanning bu mellowed out, matured." "It's an ldenUty thine." Brown said u be ---:::===========:::::::--guided bis group down the coast toward Lompoc, where be works at a chemical factory. "When I did mlne I was Juat looking t.o make lt unique. It geta so that everyone can sort ol put you together wtth your truck." be said. "So, when I pull lDto a truck-in they maybe can't aee me but they know I'm there because of my truck." saoWN SAID BE PAID AIMK1T tc.000 for his van ln 1W13. Slnce then, he ·s doubl.t that -souping up the eDlifte, putUDa oo a fancy pa.Int Job and in· stalllna wood panels, swivel chairs anc:f a fold--0ut couch. Pat Mackle. editor of Custom Van.a maguine, said lbe average vanner will spend tc.000 to $$,000 on modltlcatioos. "But It's not unusual lo see ooe Ua.at baa bad S20.000 put int.o ll," he said "Some euya wW spend $2.000 just on the pa mt 1ob ·' Many vanners, he s aid, are young ex· servicemen. "To some extent." Mackie aaid, "they are re· bellinl a1aln4t the dtscipllne they bad wbHe lD the forces. They're aaylng : "I donlt care wbat you think of my van 'They are rebelling a1atn.t Detroit paint. Detroit metal. Detroit wheels.·• SAID BIUAN HOLMES. P RESIDENT of the NaU.al AMociaUon ol Van Owners: "It all ioee back to the American Dream of makina your own one-of-a-kind vehicle. The next step is if you have somethlnc ao diffet'eD\. rfflly neat. then you want tocompetewithil. '' There la a rapldlY 1rowln1 list or nearly 1,000 van clube in the UniteCl States. said Holmes. You can porl'\ )'9Ur car Ana porl" t h~ 14'ids, too. At Fashion Island. you·u find convenient perimeter po~1ng for your car. Atld o convenient outdoor ploy area for cht' kids. The youngsters con sllde. spin ond scomper co their hearts· dehght$ while you're shooplng In over 60 fine stores. Toking time to find chose special Items you need. And perhaps o surprise or two. l!ln't It surprising. for ooe thing, to find o. center that cores obouc people more than it . cores obouc cars? ,- FASH ~N) ISLAN D XEWPOl\T 0 OIJll'l'IJa YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED' , TO A mND OUR OPEN HOUSE , SUNDAY, ~AMUAIY 23 FllOM 2 pJ.(,.1 px . I,, We have recently opened OUR NEW MORTUARY, in conjunction with our cemetery and accounting offices. We will be pleased to give you a personal tour of the new faci litlee. · ,-\• I fr1ctar . .l!l'lU!Y 21. 1m DAILY PILOT luys&Gals \ . NOW THAT YOU'VE BEEN TO ALL . THE IMITATION SALES! .COME TO~ THE STORES THAT ORIGINATED THE . 50% off SALE famous for the finest in MENS and WOMENS European and Domestic Q.OTHING-SPORTSWEAR-SHOES AND FABULOUS ACCESSORIES IN HAVING A Friday, Saturday, Sunday Jan. 21st thru Jan. 23rd Al Mtrchcmcllse offered at this Sale Is at least · 59·3 off regular price I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WOMENSDEn. . Pantsuits -Jumpsuits -Skirts -Tops - Coulottes -Shirts -Boots & Shoes -Pants - Dresses -Sweaters -Lots of Accessories. Sizes range from Ones thru Eveven Twelve. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MENS DEPT. Suits 2 & 3 Piece -Sportscoats -Shirts -Velvet , Blazers -Jumpsuits -Shoes ~ Pants --= ... Sweaters -Accessories. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DON'T MISS US THIS WEEKEND OR YOU WILL HAVE TO WAIT TILL ~UGUST FOR OUR NEXT SALE! A.I ON\. y Pl\.OT L. 1'1. BOfld Left Foot larger One It'• known that most marea breed only dur· IDI tbat time ol year when the days are at tbetr Sonaeat. At least, 1ucb Is tbe cue tn the tem· per ate climates. So some veterinary S<'lentiats conclude that U1bt -more speclflcally 4ayUgbt -Is the key faotor th.t recul•'-the breeding cycle in horses. You undentand, don't you. that I've told you much more than I know about this matter? Jt •a a mauer of record that Jobnay Weissmuller, the greatest "Tanan" ol them all. never liked elephants. Noted he: "Once I wu !oUowi.pg my elephant by vine when be stopped suddenly and I ran into hi.a (tail) and brokemynose." Twice as many babies arrive later' than earlier than when the doctors predict. MONEY Q. "lflbank$10 a week at five percent in· terest compounded daily. how much money will I have in the savings account after 2:0 years?" A. $17,944.~. Might try that. Sounds pretty 1ood. Jf typical, your Jett foot is a little larger than your right, says a shoe salesman of lengthy experience. That's why buyers err, be says, if they only try oo one in.stead pf both new shoes. The fellow that runs the tilcben al Norm'• Restaurant in West Los Angeles ls wm Cook. ap- propriately enough. You knew that pure taccha~ is sweeter than sugar, but were you aware lt'sS.SOtimessweeter? GREENLAND Question arises as to why Greenland was so named. Credit Eric the Red for that .laap. proprlate moniker. Wasn't that be thought there waa much green about the place. But pre- aum ably, he believed tbe nifty label would In· duce travelers to go there. Maybe be hoped to sell lots, wbolmows? An American pharmaceutical house that puts out a green peppermint throat lozenge bad to change the color to red and the flavor lo ctn· namon m order to sell it profitably la South America. Eyedoct.ors arequlck topolntoutthatmost states force bWlters to wear red clotb.i.og but DO state requires bunters to take vis1oo tests. Do you buy the claim that snorers never wake themselves up by snoring? Neltber do I. Can't coatndict tbeeontenUoa. however, that snoren in general tend to be Jovial folk who eat a lot and drink with gusto. AddrnsmoU to WI. &/lld.P.O. ~ lSl/O, Coda Neio, v.zQ6. DeatltNod~n l&LllOADWAY MOITVAl'f 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 8.42-SU50 NICOltMICC MOllTUMJH Leguna S.ach ,,,_ ' $128, 710 Suit Filed The l>epart.ment of P'\sb and Oame bu filed suit seeking a mlnfmum Of $128. no in dril damac• trom a Saota Ana man accused ol flleaal poue1a100 or undeniied California lobsters. The civil action was filed in Los An1eles Superior by the state Attorney General's olfi~ •&•inst John Mark Emlnian. alooc wltb 20 UD• named defendant.a. THE sun ALLEGES that the defendants took and /or poesesHd 2,871 undersized 100.t«s from state wat4n. Since the lobsters are the property of the people ol California. the state claims It ls en- titled to recover damages represenUnc the value or the lobsters, the harm to the lobster resource and punitive damages as well. The IUit claim• the monetary value to the peo. pie of Callfomla ror each undenbed 100.t.er taken unlawfully la no lees than $10. pUttlq a S28, 710 priee taa on the lobsters Emlnlan alleaedly bad in his po11es1Jon In Mattb 19"1.C. Exemplafl' dama1es of a mlnimum ot $100,000 are ~iol aouaht from each ol the defendants in ad· cUUoo to an tn,Junctlon restralnlns the defendant.I "from any further violation of Clli!ornia com· m~clal ftsb.iq lawa." . "WE llOPE IT will serve as a det.Tent to otben •bo may be tempted to break the Ian that bave been Ht to protect and preserve the 1tate'1 flab and wildlife resources," said Robert G. Ka· oeeo. manaeer of the flab and game's marine re- sources region In Long Beach. Coast Jffeetiags ~~~ . ~.!!!.~ Llmfft.mstll ................. 23• ..... f10.0I ...... 21• ., .. ................. 11• ..... ~ ... 22• "" ..,. .. aut ...... IO- ..... uue ...... 12• maun• ...... Ull .. 11111•• SALE UIDAL DRISSH ,... .,.... ..,, .._ _, .................. 7088 ,-as .~ .. .,.. ...... 20- ...... ,u.11 10"-16" .... 110.~ .. ls• ...... ,~ ... 1 o- au ws MARLENE'S SOUTH COAST PLAZA JlHS...._.,C......_ • • rr UGu~~@ Youth Justice Studied · -S::t'~ By 0 .C. HUSTINGS are lnvlt.ed to attend any of the meet-;;;;,:,:;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Of Ille 0.lly l>lleUC.tt ingS. The Orange County Juvenile The League of Women Voters ls a Justice System will be the subject of n~n-partiaan organization open to all discussion at meetings to be held by c1tl%eos Of votin& age. Its purpose ls to the Orange Coast League of Women p.romote an informed electorate. Voters during the week of Jan. 24-27. * * * This ls the second and CinaJ series or THE ORANGE County Chamber or meetingsont.biatopic. Commerce la calling for "immediate . action" to build tbe Jong-delayed In Lagana BllJs the ~eeting '!"I be Peripheral Canal east of San Fran· Monday, Jan. 24, at 9. lS a.m. m the cisco. home of Ruth Cooper, 5348-B Algar-The canal would virtually complete robo CS86-8535>. the $3 blllion State Water Project lo tbe Saddleback Valley tbe which now supplies nearly ball of daytime meeting will be Tuesday, OrangeCowrty'swater. Jan. 25, at 9:30 a.m. in the home or • • • Jan Levtnsoo, 25932 Portafino, MJs-REP. MARK W. Hannaford CD- slon Viejo (581..c82S). The SaddJeback Long Beach, Weatero Orange County) evening unit will meet Wednesday, is calllo1 for abolition of the Electoral Jan. 26, at 7:30 p.m. in the home of College and the current system o1 Mary Jo Kltcbner, 27102 Segovia Cir-electinB a president and vice presi· THE WHOLESALE WAY 1'UIS • SttamS • HOUSI PlANTS WW WllOUW PSIS • J1I FllU.llllK: Black Pine. Tama JUf11P9!'•. N1nd1na. Abella, Oleander, Mor .. lrl•. and many mote. 69~ m ............... s.o. Wllolesale Growers 11622W..-AV'I. FOUMTAIM VALLIY PHOMll4'-M2t cle, Mlasioo Viejo (830-6835 >. dent of the United States. The Newport Beacll Evening UoJt Hanoatord has proposed a constitu· -===-"-=;......;;;;.....;=..--.-=;.....;......-________ _;.;.;...o.;; _____ -===- wtll meet Tuesday, Jan. 25, at 7 :30 tional ainendment to provide for the p.m . intbebomeofLindaScbeck,501 dir~t electioD of president and vice l~~===;=========~~~~~~~~~~::::i Cliff Drive (~). The Newport president by a plurality of at least 40 ~ Beach daytime meeting will begin at percent ot the total popular votes cast. '-- 12: lS p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 26, In Under the amendment, a 1peclaJ T~ ,1rft'l'TAT G~nnl AT. TIRE _,,, the home of Peg Engllsb, 3367 runoff e1ectioo between the top two J.'V\JYY ~"~ Larkspur St .. C-Osta Mesa (556-1183). candidates 1"0Uld be m1utred sbould Whit II In JrvtDe the nfeeting will take DO ticket r~elve the 40 percent J ry awa place Wednesday, Jan. 26, at 9:15 neeeaaaryinthere&Ulareleetion. anua a.m. in the home of Sharon Jones, 18 Similar legislation was passed by • Laurel TteeLane (552·73SS). the House of Representatives in 1969, SALE lo Lapaa Beacb the meeting is but a Senate filibuster prevented it r I R E scheduled for Thursday, Jan. Zl, at from being submitted to the states for --~ 9: lS a.m. In the home of Peg Dooner. raU!icatioo. 435 Dia mood St. (4"-3105). ·'lo the case of a close election, such Prospective members and t.hose In· as the one juat concluded, the process t.ereat«t in seem. the Leape in action is little better than flipping a coin. ~ Explorer Ranger TBB Post Suppolted PWMI ..... HU"'4• AtlCOMO. "'--........... A Park Ranger Ex· Each explorer wlll plorer' ScouUn& polt baa purchase a regulaUon been started b7 Oraqe park ranger uniform, County oalciall to belp Oaborne said. and the pcepare youni people for county will suppJy Ex· careers ID the recreation plorer lnslgniu foJ the S..--ln 'l'OUl Ate~ Mt~VlEJO 1ICl?1 C-~1-._,.,.. ......... _ ,._, 495-0401 fteld. ~u;n~lf~o;r;m;•~· :::::===~~~~~~~~=~;I Part Ranfer Tim': Jllller aatd about 40 yoong mta and women between the 81• of J4 and 21 bave Joined the aeworeallbatSoaeo far. REAL ESTA TE SALIS MANACJll WI •• toc*lng for top management penionMI with two yews OI mot9 l'X,,.Otmee In rHidenllal real ~e to man11ge ..i.bllahed oflkle In Huntington Beachl'ountMn Val~ ExceHent Compen .. tlon. Send reautne In con to Ad t78S. Daily Atot. P.O. Box 16e0, Oolla~CA. 0 T B E a 8 lnlere1ted may . call..;:=:::::::=::=:::::=::=:=:=:=:=======::; Miller atat-'1019. lllUer aplallMd the ll'OUP Is plamdD& a field trip to Capen l>.,. 1D about a moatb, then younest.en will be aa-·~ to apedfie pa.rb 'tbroqbout the C!CJUDt1. Geor1e Osborne, dJreet.or of the county Envlroameat.al Jluaae· meat Apacy <EMA>. aaJd In a report to countJ supervilan that~ pro. 1ram•1 object.Ive• In- clude• development ot sk.Jlla, cbaraeter bu1Jd.lnf and leadenlalp. ..... ft•Art John M. ~ C.M. F.R.C.P. Olplomlte, American Bawd Of OennetolO(ly 2011 Westcflff Ortve. Newport Beech By appointment (714) 831-1980 THE PAll'l'laPANTS will learn omce manaae- ment, facWtJea main· "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiii tenaoce, visit.of control, I public relations and rancer duties, the report Hid. Tbey also will be taught to present special procram1, learn ftnlt aid and muqe recreaUoD events. cr.1• TU8El.ESS WHITEWALL s3195 r:uo1 b Tu G1&-"Int-tr• fUBEl.ESS WHITEWALL '3795 pi.-S.Z 5&/SUt F.O Ea. Tu .. ~,, Tc.ell£S6 WHITEWALL s4195 r, .. aue eel Ea Te• 8leehallt"' to .... pt< "'- GENERAL TIRE SfZE A7S.13 T--W!li-Of.a i•n,._ f>C•IU The General Jumbo 780. our famous onot- nal equipment tire! Featuring two glau bells, a polyester cord body, and a wide MVen..fib tread. E7'-ll '71-14/£78.IS TUBELESS WHITEWAU T\JBELESS WHITEWAU. '3295 sa595 ptwU21 Fed.El. Tu =•uvsus b. Taa H7&-14 G7&-15 TU9El.f6S WHIT!WALl TUllEt.ESS ~ITtWAU '3995 s3995 p1111 sa eo ~ ... ,. r.:c.us ..,. (&. "• .171-1' l 7&-IS fUO(UU WHITWWM.4. Tuen1$1~ s4295 s4495 r,ue &3 03 ed Ea fu ri .. "' 12 ed. El. TM ui. ODS MT._.,-. ALIGNMENT EXPERT BRAKE SPECIAL REUN 41M--941S Lao1.1na Hiiis 7&8-0933 ..,, Juan Cal>iSt,..._, 4~1778 CLEAD•a SALE ••• OPE• Sl•AY Extra charge for '"ti:.: atr c:ondittOned ... MtttftO blfl ... and '*'-tf needed. lfttl..,_.. H• Ot1~0 Ir .... L"""" ... .,. ... ,_. ···--~ t'tl-lfttpKllM. ----IH_ .... _ ., ... ._ llOAO Tiil YOU!' GAii! l11re t!letOt !Of 4•M ...... or ... dlllOll .. ,.11. ~ ... -.. ' ' OUHNIE By Phil lnterlandi Dad's Weeds May Kill Inf ant Deaths, Birth Def eels Cited BONN, West Germany <AP) -Cblldren whole fathers smote at least 10 cl&arettea a da)' run a Kiper risk of d)'iac al blrth than babies ol aoo· amok.en, German re1earcben say. U the father ls a heavy amoker, there la also a 81'ealer risk that the child will be born deformed, tbe German Research Society said It found 1n an ei&bt-year study. lt said there wen lndlcatlooa that male sperm was dama1ed by exe:euive uae of nicotine. -MO&NING SICKNESS MAY BE A GOOD •ilD for~ women. "Without~ complaints, miscaniqn are frequent." -Exceulve coo.sumptioo of coffee by motllen often ca-.d underwelsht oewbom ehlldren aa did 1mokin1 by rnodlen. Tea ud ld't drlDkl bad oo oecaUve e!fecta. ·For the Record THIE GOVEaNIONT.SlJllSIDIZED GllOUP, wb06e 40 members represent unlvenities, acienWlc . academies and research institutes. Hid 4 percent of ,;lil~!::JR:&l"C!S::r::=c:::::::s:.::r.. the children of noa.smoking modlen and amokina 81_.._ .s_.. ''· wn fathen died juat before, r...-Mr ..,d Mr\. CUf'tl' 1uc11erdloft, durin° or shortly -"-r ( ) ~m J.ot """· ~1" v.i .. .,, e AHCI' PO\HfTAlll VALLEY -. birth, compared with 2.9 MEDICINE COMMUNITY ~f'ITAL lllr •nd Mn L•wr..-<e Ju~i. .... percent when both ~.,. "" 1ou• E• 1!1••. FOu1M1nv•1 .. y,t1oy parents were non· -Mr. e11d M". Jov ,.,..,.,., ,,., amoten. °"''•"*r· =.,.,-;:;:r The lnst.ltule alao said it bad studied 14,174 Mr. •lld Mrs. ~111.., "" o...... Oec-WM.t"• women and found lt unlikely tbat infant death at or !l:.OS ht.i aw .. ,._..... v .... .,. Mr. .,.d M". nomo oo. r.,,•- Frencb Presl- d en t Valery Giscard d'Esta· lng waa voted mos t popular man in th e world in 1976 at dinner or - ganized by Spanish new1 managlne .. Mundo." p I .. { . ,, ' ~ .. 'I ; t "' ~ • • ..~.......... # "i============---------i-==-===s=:::;;:::i:::::::1s::;;;;~' ' TWA GETAWAY EUROPE VACAnOMS 12¥••••• llOOD1palw• I J (, J • ' , ~ .. # . . near blrtb was increased by 'Ji8:;1ve smotinc" by Mr. •nd Mn. ""•" O•vt1. 1Mo f:.'~-M~~ 1.-"'i. Soultl -------------------the expectant mother bres her buaband'• oei .. .,0r.~~tw1 .. ~ YQur11.e1r1. smote. Mr •• ,.. M". 1111c-d eo110-rdt. ~H."" ,.,..s577 . # . .. "60t k-10 Dr.,~ 9Mdl, Mr. olld lllllrt. $1 No119 NQU.,..., Doy ~ 8Hcll, 9lrt. &ESEAJlCBEU FOUND THAT in extreme .,_.,,,tm o.c-wn.m• cues of momine sickness, odds might favor the Mr •lld """' i.-..... ceAOalr, 7091 Mr OftdMf\.A .. Mlllu ,MIMioftV. THE TUnL STATION birth of a girl The ratio for the entire study poup ,..,, •• ., 0'~"".'.'~~· °''' '°· taoy. o.c-n. '"' WU 107 boys to 100 °irls, but the ratio for women Mr. OM Mrs. ~ Sell .. , *f> Mr. _, Mrt. O.rle' I'-. Sill e Sieler, PounWlll Ve41e'I', boy 0-te. bey complaining of intense nausea was 93 boys to 100 Mr . uc1 "'"· MkhMt c.e, 11~ '*-*"· '"' •~Tm For lnfonnltlon and FrM Btod:lur9 Clill: • • . . # • Salesman Held In Child Rape Jifls, the report Said. Kolodo L-. HunllllQIOll 8eoc:ll, glrl "11. ancl M,.. Anclnw Ponon, MIWan Mr. ltftd M"-O.Vlcl .ioi.n-. IUO. Vltjo,tioy. Zllt9'1.t ........ ...,.,...~ • A spokeaman for the society said that althoutb 5'1Ho111 st -.,,..,.,_ °'" '*--"· '"' h9 ..... .._ o.c. ~ • SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A 31-year-old Daly Clty car salesman bas been arrested in the rape of a 10.year-old girl who was attacked wblle selling Girl Scout cookies. U.S. researchers suspected a link between a *· •"" ·~~· ~-. ,,.., ~°"".::~ l.ff Bennett. s.. J...,. 711-3024 ~ father's s.....J...: .. ~ and tbe health ol bis offspring, the -ord or. -•"9'°" &ooc:11, boY • J ..... ,., 1· "'' '==================::!...;" Police Lt. Jack Jordon said Allan Meaney t\amed himself in after a warrant was i&sued for bi.a arrest. Jontan said the arrest followed a "night· and-day" investigation since the Jan. 12 rape. The girl told police that a man in a faded red puel truck offered her $S for some cookies, then another $S ff she would get in his truck to help him ftDd a lost bicycle. Police said the girl told him the man drove for • f... blocb, then forced b&r into the back ol the truck and raped her. J ordan said Meaney was charged with rape, sexual perveraloo and false imprisonment. You Ar. cor.-., .,,hd To. •• FREE LECTURE and DEMONSTRATION OM GEST ALT THERAPY SafwcMrJ-.22• IOa&to Ip.a .... 4. c. •i. ...... t.aW/..CC ~494-4023 .._ • .....,..,cw.ao.p. Ra• ...,.,,...... Mr. •lld Mr&. ~ o.111 ...... 11.0. Mr. -Mr~ --rl VotqUtt, 5'11\ -German study provided the flrst conclusive MMIOOld c1rc1•. "-••n v.11e.,. ~.boy. evidence on the matter. boY "-" •. "" ,,_., •. "" ,,,,, . --~. n.orne. c.r-. Sell Tb .. •IWOt' ~Y'S study L.-oa.n 1 .. •ftOU after a ru)t o{ Mr. •lld Mn. 0.0.. .. McColl Jr . 0-te, Qlrl ~ ...... -....... -........ 20101 Cllo..-od ~. H .. 1111"9\oft ,,,,, -Mn. 0.vld Herl"'*I, 0... birth defect.a were blamed on mothers' t.ak.ina the 8N<11. e1r1 "°""'·'-· tr ill .__"do id durin ,_., "· "" ........... 4• "" anqu zer ~wau m e I prepaney. Mr •• ,,."'"'~ 111e-. rm Mr. •flcl "'"· 11101p11 HollH'f••d. Among other cone I uslons of the report: a11e11or.-. ~no-8-lo. ow• uaii-1ooc:11. •"'· Methadone Dashes High Hope SACRAMENTO CAP} - Methadone, a heroin substitute. • not turni.n& out u well as many laoped -mainly because il doan 't give people the Hme sex- ual lift u heroin, an expert says. Frede ri ck M eyer . a pharmacology profesaor at UC Sao Francis<:o. made that useu- ment at a bearing of tbe slate Senate Health Committee. "WHY DO PEOPLE use heroin? It feels good. Thia ls the equivalent of an orgasm," Meyer uld. lletbadone, wblcb is legal wben taken under government· controlled .Proer•ms. is a syn- thetic 1utJetttute tor heroin . At tbe nme bearing, Gary Henderson, another ~IC•OLAl6 ~•• HOf'FM"~ pharmacoloCY professor from UC Davil, aaid former heroin ad- dicts usin8 methadone complaln of consUpaUoo, sweating and sexual diaabWUes. •EYER IAID THAT methadone deprtves a former heroin uaer of the sexual es· perleoce and often leaves blm nervous, forcing him to tum to li· quor aodotberdrup. ·'The trqedy' ol methadone ln tbia country la the thing we can- not d o la get ,eople off methadone," Me:yer told the committee. Altboueh be said methadone is not totally unaucceuful, Meyer said more eftort abould be made to bulld detoxlftcaUoo centers and 1epante ''junklea'' -berom users -from their old envinln- ment. IP BE1IOIN WBU letalbed. Meyer aaid, be t.boqbt the major problem would be more people experimeoUq with the dflll. Meyer said be believed aome people could "mature out" of heroin use over a _period of yean, but be admitted many" people were more pessimistic about tbia than be ls. Sen. Arlen Gre&orio, the San Mateo Democrat chairing the committee, said the testimony made him a little more peaatm lstic about methadone than be bad been previously. "People want that aexual nab of berolD. and metla.adoae Jmt isn't loini to substitute for It.'' be said. WE'RE HAYl•I A WHALE OF A BOATING SETS CASUAL SUITS SPORT COATS SPORT SHIRTS SUITS -Mmy Vested SLACKS -Inducing Mew ~111Ch P..ts REDUCED TO ~ PRICE AND MORE J41t ... ·0,a;'te ............ 671-1717 IN UDO VILLA .. JUST Ovmt THI RIMI TO UDO <FULL LIFETIME W ARRANrn on the muffler. tailpipe exhau.t pipe and lgbor! (for aa long aa you own your car) Thatia gucuanfee. So clon't wade your time ahoppingC110und. Nobody•going to beat thU oHerl • .tJ• OM.YPtLOT '~·.1an'*l21.1m· OdefGoes ~risis Spim City Fatlwn From AP Dllpatdes Clark 8•"'"" realped. tmtantly tossl.na the Callfomla city of Bria bane into crisis. Smlt.bloo bowed out as city man.,er, ctt,y clerk, plannin& director, City Council secretary. re- development aaency director and personnel dlrec· tor. Smltblon, wbo held the $27,•a-yeer Job for more than two years, lold the council be accepted a $.10,000 job as the ftrst city manager of the newly in· corporated Southen California city of La Canada - Fllnlridge. * New York Mayor Abrabam D. Beame will perform the wedding ceremony ~ Blsle SUllmu Proxmire, daughter of Sen. Wllllam Proxmire, and Dr. Alu ltoben Zweraer of Wbite Plain.a, N.Y. at the Colony Club on Park Avenue on April 16. Proxmire <D·Wis.), one of the harshest critics of New York City's fiscal policies, asked Beame lo perform the ceremony, the · ~--mayor's ~flee said. DepMldellt• Oee .. retl O& DEAR PAT: Inearly197S,ltook<Mabealtbla· suraance policy with Natlonal IJblrty f~ mJ'Mlf and my family. My •lfe and ctaucbter becan com· pla.inlng d aore throats in Au.gust. and a doctcr aald that they both needed tonaWeetomlel. Tbey both were boepitaliud for three den In September. Now the insurance compaa,y bu turned down the claim stating that it doesn't cover·~ CODd.i-tiom." I feel I'm entitled lo bave tbeae claim.a paid since tbe policy wu activated In early July and neither dependent 1ot sick unW Aupst. I can't af- ford to keep paying for the insurance policy plus the hoapltaJ and doctor bills. S.J ., Laguna Beach. YOtl laa•e beell rdmbvaed f• JOU......_. claim•. WIMs &M Nadoaal IJbeftJ GJWP el Cela· pules bl Valley Forge, PA •• WU ~ ..... yoar pnblela, a dala aervlce repneeaitldft a&at- ed dlat a 4eddGa bd Ml yet beal made ftlardlq your elaima. Tbe eompany wu •alUal fer..,..•· formatloD from you doew. Upca ~ you claim. &M compny clecldrd tlallt tt luld Rft'I. cleat lnformaUoa, aad reJmbmraemea& was aadlorlsed. As chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, Proxmire formed rigid fiscal contTols on the city tn return for federal seasonal loans which saved the city from bankruptcy in Nov-' Rea""' .. , ... Neef! C'lieelc-•· ember, 19'75. DEAK &EADEU: MaU orcler llealtll ... * suuce, wtdell NaUeaal lJberV spedat•,. la MD-Singer Jerry Lee Lewis, 41, blg, laaa become a big bulM9a wWa relallYelJ BUle is expected lo be in a Memphis HAMa marn &o polleJ·IMllden. Goto probl4tm? Then tUrite to Pot Dunn. Pat will cut red tape. getfftto the OMtOer• ond action you need '° .al~ inequittn fn oovemment and buti· neu. MaU 1JOur queltionl to Pat Dunn At Your Service, Orange Coo.st DoUt1 Pilot. P.O. Bo% 1560. Coata Meao. CA 926216. lnctuM JiOUr telephone number. The column oppeora daJly e:rcept Saturdays. Wiie Kee,N ._...la T..m? DEAR PAT: Could you tell me the name and address c:A the organluUon that bu a certif)'inc plan for auto mechanics? I'd like lo contact this group to lDquJ.re if any mechanics in this area are memben. ~ners DeslQn Plaza Is o one-of -a-kind shopping dlStrict tucked into a quiet c:orper of bustling Newport Center. Along mese ottroatve courtyards. In airy wood Sl'Udlos and shops. ore art galleries. home furnishings. accessories and speclolty stores where me area's finest interior deCorocors shop for that special item-or room-or service. Offices of several interior ~n firms ore here. along w ith those of graphic ortls~ planners. orchltect:S. hair fashion and other designers. Look for Muldoon's at the entrance to Design Plozo. Shop where deslgnefS shop. And where they work. coo. bOepital for about a week recovering from surgery G.E., Buntinltm Beach for removal of bis gall bladder. Wldle Ba.e Cna/BIH Sldeld ud ..._ -· LAZA The ~minute operation, performed by Dr. pron& ~ retanl approxlmat.ely ... 1• pet'• Wrtce to: Nata.al ......... ,.. Aldo..Un DEt!ICin p LeslleSlaamake0wascompletedsatisfact.orily,said ceat of premla.m• Ill tlae fora of belleftu paid &o Servlee Enellesce <NIASE>, tm K St. NW, ~ hospital administrator Tharon Lee. policyllolden ta die '-' na, eompulee eelJla& W......._ DC W. NI.ASE 119111fsMa ud Miia a · * maU-orderbealtlaluuueeof&earetuafarleu.la aatloaa) dlreetel"J of empfoYer• of eertmed __ -~RT 0 ,.....~._ LeaUe Vu Bow&ea, claiming her rights were tlliatypeolaappJemeatalbealtlltuaruee,belleftu meelaaalel&btwlDlaelp7011loea&emembenladdl MAl..,, .. V V61MA61Mo prejudiced by a prosecutor's best-selling book on .;.are=b::ued=:.=•:= dae::..::1•=am=bet'::.:ol:...:cla::ya=lll=dle=.....,-.==='·---ar=•=a::... _________________ _::::::::==========~--the Manson murders, was refuud a change of •enue for her Loa Angeles retrial on two of the nQtorlous killings. ~c;or Court Judge E . Talbot Callls&er issued bis · after Muwell KeWa. attorney for the ·former Cbarles Manson follower, argued that the book. "Helter Skelter," and a subse-quent television movie biased the public against the 27.year· old Mias Van Houten. "It cast Leslie in a very false light," Keith said of the movie derived from the book. "It depicts her as a very depraved, malevolent young · VA•o•oUT•N lady, an unrepentant murderer. That's not fair. She is back here for retrial and she is presumed innocent." • Suits against each other by the law firm in which Richard Nlxo11 was a partner and Westgate- CalifornJa Corp. will be tried Feb. 2 in bankruptcy court at San Diego. The suits stem from the tangled affairs of busi- ness man C. AnMlt S..~ whose Untted States Na-Uooal Bank wbtch waa declared t in.solvent b7 the •~ ill 1973. Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexand•, Uie New Yon a.. firm in whidlbothfermer.Pnel .. dent Nixon and former Atay. Gen. Joll• lllte•ell were partnen, aeeb S33&,000 in fees from trusteea..of the bankrupt operation. . .... The general manager of the Bay Area llapld Transit District 1"1l't be paid more than the gov- ernor of Californla U a 1roup of legislators from the Bay area set their way. Sen. Jm...._.•lil (1)-Castro Valley) proposed. a blll that. would cut the BART general manager's annual salary to tbat ol Gov. FA.a• Brewm Jr •• $t9,l00, whiebwouldrepresentaslasbof$19,400. "It's absurd to pay $68,500 to the top ex-( · J ecutlve of a problem-PEOPLE plagued system which _ _ loses $40 million a year and runs trains only because tupqen at all levels subsidize 62 percent of its operlUD& COit,'' Holmdahl said . • Some tboulbt lloonesville (Ind.> Police Cbtef Banld •...u. wu a bit daffy when be changed his name to Harold Kojalt Martin. BullMJf. TeUJ 8-Talas. the actor who plays "Ko- jak" a touch New York City cop, on television. In a letter to llartln, Savalas wrote: ••n ls an hooor. not only to me, but to alJ of ua with KoJak Produd.iona, that you have cboMn that name ., a representathre of law enforcement. •'Keep up the good work and the best of luck to JOU always. "Sincerely, Telly." • The city ol Wildwood, N.J., wbJcb started re· building its deteriorating seaside boardwalk with planks left over from Rlc:bard Nlxo•'• preeidenUal lnaucuralion in 19'12, is 1om1 to finl.sh lbe Job with lumber left over from President.elect Jl••Y Carterta lna~atJon. Sen. llantlee A. Wlllla•• (D-N.J.) announced tbat tbe commwtlty at tbe southern tlp of the New Jersey aeacout necoUated to buy the lumber used m lbe plat- form from wblcb reporten watched tbelna\llUl'aUon. Wllb•r Oatraader, a Wildwood comm111toner who represented tbe city ln tbe neaotlations, said nine bloeb of the boardwalk were redeeked witb tbe Nixon boarda. The Carter plMb will be aufflelent &o eover three more bloeb, be 1ald . .. .. C.ata ""-•• la Ute redplent ol an award ., the oatattn!dtnt CblneH lucuqe atud41Gt in h1s dua u tbe Army'• Deleme IADIUal• 1Dltltute in Sall Aqlleo, Ta. Howeftl'. ~ John.loll can nellber read, Write DOtepeH ...... JobDIGD, from Branford, Coaft., II OM of • J"tlft1dtl wbo ftled a elUI letion ault qainlt tM Amt1 ..... fr'•Dd 1D tbe recndtmc of t'l'Jl>-..... - RCA'smost advanced picture tube. RCA's precision In-line electron gun gives you sparkling bright, dramatloally detailed color with warm, pleasing natural flesh tones. Plus, you get Automatic Chrome Control, Automatic Fine Tuning (AFT) and a Fidelity-engineered Sound System. Designed for today to fit in with any decor! LIMITED TIME ONLY ' I ' Free Way To G o By JUDITH OLSON Ol-O•llyl'lltll$~11 anyone. We were getting to the point where we couldn't stand the drive e ven with a carpool," Evans said. C'all 834·RIDE for carpool sn formation the ~igns along the free" ay say. · BISHOP'S VAN is one or Gary Hahn. Jeff Evans. several which makes trips daily Patricia Bowler and Robert from Orange County to Los Richard all did and they certain· Angeles and is a prototype or ly are happy with the results. what Commuter Computer. in· The four now ride to their mid· stigator of the sign, hopes will be Wilshire district jobs in a com· a common site on the freeways fortable nine-passenger van with soon. four other Orange County resi· Commuter Computer and its dents, lnstead of fighting the lraf· sister corporation. Commuter ficontheirown. Computer Vanpool, Inc., The van b driven by Joe coordinate rides in Loe Angeles, Bishop, a Home Savings employe Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino who bas unlimited use of· it and Riverside counties through weekends and evenings at 12 severa?' kinda of services. (All cents per mile. have a RIDE number.) All the riders are dropped off at t heir offices in the morning, • A nonprofit entity funded by picked up on the way home and both government and private deposited at several locations sectors. the venture was started along the San Diego Freeway. in response to an editorial aired The vans have reclining seats. by Art Schrieber, Reneral mdividual reading lights and a manager of KFWB radio, during smooth ride. the 1973 energy crisis. It was a lifesaver for Kahn and According to Traute Moore, a Evans, who both work in the public relations consultant for California attorney general's of· the service, the pools are con· fice. They had been carpooling serving gasoline in Orange Coun- but the 88-miJe daily round-trip ty at an annual rate of 325,000 was gettingtothem. gallons, reducing vehicle miles "We would reeommend this to traveled each year by S.4 million miles and saving Individual carpoolers $832,000 per year. THEY ALSO ARE introducing neighbors who work near each other in distant cities and easing the nerves of many drivers. Take the Bishop van, for exam- ple . There is a n easy ca maraderie among ~be passengers, who mclude Benidic- to Domingo, Edward Millett, Ken Colby, Louise Racicot and Abram Wei.sbrot. On their long trips they read the newspaper, sleep or talk to each other. "The noisy group's up front," kidded Richards, who used to spend hours commuting on the bus. Bishop and Domingo said they had discovered a common in· terest in horse racing and Bishop added that he finds the trip goes much faster with company. The commuters teased that they now think the diamond lane concept should be put back in operation for vehicles such as theirs. "As a driver l was opposed to the diamond lane," Evans ad- mitted. Other vans, according to Ms. Moore. enjoy different kinds of benefits. TV: Myth or Reality? By Ut:NNIS McLE"4LAN Ol lllt o.11., l'llet $Wt She crept into the nation's Uv- lng rooms last January com- plaining of "waxy yellow build· up" and m~ing "isn't it funny bow life imitates the 'Carol Burnett Show.' " Mary Hartman. wearing her puff-sleeved mini dress and bewildered expression, ~ame one of the year's most talked about women. And "Mary Hartman, Mary }{artman." which dished up coo· tiJluing slices ol blue-collar Ufe ln mythical Femwood, Ohio, took the country by storm. . The public either loved het or hated her. "Mary mibodies the national spirit," said one fan. ''Tbut> is something sick, sick and twisted, twis ted abo11t 'Mar y Hartman , Mary Hartman',·• saJd ooe critic. 11 there more to lhe popular serial than a bltinc satire o ( con· temporary life? Does •·Mary Hartman" indeed embody the naUona1 spirtt! YES, SAYS author-playwrig,bt Donald Freed, who is coordlnat- in1 Cal St.ate Long Beach's cooU· nutng education course, Mar y Hartman and the Rest of Us: A Nervous Journey Into Television Land. ''Mary Hartman ls Ms . America," be says, noting the nervous breakdown suffered by the show's heroine at the end of ill first season is symbolic of the larger, natlooal coodit.ioa. "l believe this culture did have a n e r vous breakdown in the '60s." he asserted, adcllng that now -after the usasina- tions, Vietnam and Waler1ate - the American people can face tt. Re feels peopl~ embraced the s how because they are "desperate after a generation of lies and deceit. They're tryinl to wake up. "They've been lied to con- tinually since World War II, tbey·ve had leaders and aulbori· ty fi&ures shot down in the streets ... they can't race more lies. cover-ups and distortions.·• .. MARY HARTMAN" shatters these myths,·• be says. And the popular show could only come at a time when credibility is gone. Freed believes Mary Hartman symbolizes tbe end product of the media's constant bombardment of images, models, values, lifestyles and cultural condition· Ing. "It's the ideal kind of myth to look at to talk about ourselves." Other comedy shows have commented on contemporary life (sex roles, adultery, bigotry). But, says Freed, "Mary Hartman° goes even further. "Shows such as 'Maude' and •All in the Family' were con- aldered radical, but they never questioned their (the public's) identity as consumers. •· 'Mary Hartman' is tbe fl.nit show that really touched reality. It questions their essential identi· ty. That's why they (the charac· ters) keep going crazy.'' He says watch}ng this show and others is the definitive way to understand what makes an in· dustrial society tiek. "TELEVISION IS the entrance into the nervous system of technology. The question Is. is the American public hypnotized? Do viewers play roles sent to them from the god o f the machine?" The goal of the class, be says, ls for the students (the public) to "wake up. Most people are ac· tors ln a scenario that they did not w rile . They are pro· gram med." He says propaganda in Com· munlst countries is more blatant. "If only people could look at their own culture. They don't carry lit- tle red books, but they sit and watch the TV every nJgbt. "Since ulevision is the mytb- m aking machine of this society, we'll look at in that context." Freed believtsthat rathertban giving the public the real world, televisioh is a substitute for re- ality. On the tube the cops always catch the robbers and personal problems are easily solved by the latest product on the market. < "ALL THESE problems are being solved In fantasy, but peo- ple can't walk out of their house." Freed has invited actors to act out various commercials for the class. But they won't end in the usual 30 seconds. After Mrs . Olson, for example, has solved the newlywed's coffee-making difficulty "the film" will con· tinue rolling. (See HARTMAN, Pace BZ> Robert Richards, Jeff Evans and Gaty Hahn (left to right) relax along the freeway by. leaving driving to someone else. .. i. BEA ANDERSON, Editor Fr1oay, January 21, 1977 81 One man. who drives a 21-foot motor home to work, filled his seats through the computer and the passengers got more than they could ever hope for in a private car. .. THE MOTOR HOME has a portable TV and it's just like a living room,'' Ms. Moore said. "The passengers bring their own coffee for the morning run and put beer in the refrigerator for tbe trip home." The owner charges 50 cents a day for the 24-mile round trip. An Orange County resident who is in a car pool for the ftrst time in lS years, said, "It wakes me up in the morning." • from his office," Ms. Moore re· ported. . In addition, sbe said. Com· m~er Computer hand-matches people who can't find a ride through the normal process and arranges rides for people whp are temporarily or permaoenU)' disabled. "WE HAVE HAD no CO~· plaints," she said. "We 1u11est that prospective poolers have lunch or coffee first." Though more than 17,000 ~ ple have called 834·RIDE, to date;onty-about 1500 have joined ca~pools or vanpools, Ma • .MQQ_re said. . Lt Two men who now share a 70-mlle drive from Dana Point to the Los Angeles International Airport area, said they were wor- ried at first about losing flex-ibility. There are several r euons she believes. People are in the habit of driving alone or want to go Im·. mediately. ''It's very relaxing. We do er- rands on the way home,'' they re- ported. "We have not lost any flexibility. We would love to find another~." Another man hesitated to join a carpool because he was ac- customed to going to the cleaners on the way to work. "He checked and found one around the block "But you can adjust your life. It adds useful hours to your week• It makes the time go faster and you can unwind on the way home." The members or J oe Bishop's vanpool agreed as they watched weary-looking drivers hassle the Sp.m. rusbhourtraflic alone. "They think it's convenient," Hahn said with a smile as be "Stretched out to relax. .. Mary Hartman: 7he ideal myth' M . . Ark Story Kept Af I oat • By MARCIA FORSBERG Ol IM Dally rllet Sl•lf Lightning slashed the sky, thunder growled and ·big, fat raindrops pelted the whole earth. It was the Great F1ood. Noah's flood, and be had follow~ all of God 'a instructions: · -He had preached or the com· inc destniction. -He bad built a compartmen· taHzed ark, ~ feet lon1, 75 feet wide and 45 feet htab, rou-"1Y half the she of our own Queen Mary. -He bad l•tbired his famlly and pain ol anlmala lnto the ark, where ~ would be sheltered from the deluce. Sdentiltl aad historians who believe in the unJverHJ nood apecula\e tbat the events oc· curred about 5,000 years a10. Some tb1dk that the actual ark 1tlll 1urvtves, burled under the Ice and anow 'on Mt. Ararat tn 1 &aaternTurbf. One firm believer la DaH B•l•t1er1 _'1·1eer-old l'Mld• ot Cotta M•a m4 Part ctt:y, Ota, wbo r~ 1taJ tile afternaGD atllariilMM~. • AVT•a fit tM b(»ok Search of Noah's Ark," he also served as historian and technical advisor for the movie of the same name. After spending four years gathering research material on numerous facets of the ark ac- count, he submitted the idea for a · ftlm to Sunn Clauic Pictures in Salt Lake City. The company conducted teltl to detel'mlne U a vessel Ute the art could remain aeaworthy for 370 days, 'the Ume Noah and the. animals actually apent on the ark, 1cc01"dint tO Balslaec. . that the sU>ry o( a great flOOd "can be found In some form in more than 200 different cultural accounts of past and present civilizations." Addinl that any destructive flood leaves behind telltale signs. Baltteer said, "Geologists ·have found scores of sedimentary de· po1tt1 .throughout the world where fo111lltzed remains of animals, planta and man-made arilfacta, often from different 1eo1rapblcal region3, were dumped i nto one hu1e 1raveyard. '' • Bal1l1er revealed that Noah1 Jilt ~ite, their three SOM ana their wives probably Und on the top deck of tbe thrte-Uered ark. "They were totally •etetartan and ate grains, breads and nut.I," he 1urml.Hd. 'Tb• animals numbered an estimated 1,550 to 2,400. "Noah waa not required to take ln· vertebrates, lnaecta or flab, ac• • cordln1 to th• Bt ble," aald BaJ1t1er. Tbe cWTent.b' popwar .. docu· dranaa'' rHnaeta Noah'• pre. paratlon fot the flood, u well u ., ... un., aceount.a of ark 1lfbt- la11. RS NOT~D that aatelllte4 pb*trapbe ~eat an unldeh~ titled sj.ructu.re embedded In t.M Ararat lee. and one Pbo&o from11 the Earth Resources 1'ecbnoloa Satellite <ERTS) bu been analyaed b7 computer. ·•tn analYlina lltbt renectlv1 patterns oo Mt. Ararat, the com .. puter found a· spot wbtre no •lmllar ren.d!ve paU.U Gitt el.Mwbere •tile JDOlllllUla. ''Thla " Mil' ~ the Inf.Ill trequeat Uk alcbtJnp ba-n bllia • reported," Ba111aer1attt. D DAILY PILOT F'rld!X. January 21. 1m -'Mean' Mother Comes Out of It Clean • Anni) Landers DEAR ANN LANDERS: A Ions tJme .,o you ~ted a column about 'T be Meanest Mother ln t.be WOt'ld ." My cblldreo were too 1oun1 to appreciate it Ulen -J'll bet it would •bake their bicuspids looee ii they read lt to. clay. Please. Ann, let's 9lave a rerun. -FIFTH 4'VE .• N.Y. ••t cereal, •U• aad claU• la .. r law. S.e topt. 1ftllle .._. kw. •ade q wert. We laad te w~ .... *7,_ • .,...._. .... ... tacit. I laad a andwtclll. bedl aad leant .... .. Al 10• eu .--. my eoek. Tllat womu • .,. cllaaer •H dlffereat •ave 1tayed awake from oUaer kids' dluen, aJpb ....._, 9P ....,. too. for u kWa &oclo. AM IM alwa11 lwhfed --• we •1 modller lulAed oe eeu &H ~. C.lle wWe bowlal wtien we were t'11tla, ud Mdalal bat at all Uma. Y•'d Wa.k t1ae ,,..._ we were• a dtall• IHI By die time we wen OI' IOID ....... Site •..t &o &eeeagen, dte WU m.e• '•sANEST•Ol'llEa new wlllO .., frleads •leer and oar life IN Tiii! WORLD •ere alld •••• we were beeame eve. more D · I ••cl t•e meaoelt do1Di. bearable. Nooe of UtJs ••tiler la tlte world. I am ...._ .. &o admit &oo&illi tae ur ltGr'll for 1ftlle~lddslaadtU· tt., bat 8e adllally .... U &o ~e rauJa1; Ae ., for breMfee&. 1 ltacl &o ·a1ae aene &o break &Ille embarrasaed a De eod Ski Team Gets Lift From 81 Tbe Newport Beach Kiwi Club's annual fund ralalog party wiJl benefit the U.S. SkJ Team r acers, who are now lD World Cup competition. Tbe party, open t.o the public, la scheduled for 6:30 p.m. to midnight If=, Feb. 7, at the Newport Beach Marriott . Ticket.a may be purchased at tbe door. Diaco danclnl. a faabioo sbow, Ski Queen contest and akl world c:elebrlUes will be features ot tbe benefit. Kim are an former American Airlines stewardesses. Getting ready for the event are Nita ~ Oeft> and Tlab Flemm.log. ... Hartman "Let's see what Mrs. Olloo and the couple talk about." be says. Alt.bou.lb televtsloo will be used as "a win· dow t.o &oak throulh." Freed says, dise\mions will ranae from poUUcs, freedom, illtimacy, the differeace between cooaumerism and citiJembip and otbereootemporary iuues. Tb«e wUl be aueat speakers -aoclal acift. tilts, wttt.s. crtties and other experts -wbo wm coaa.mart and part.tctpate 1n pue1 dia-- cuuioaa and audience~. A GVB8'1' ANTllllOPOLOGIST will llddraa the cl ... • if it were a Martian alJdJence and be an an~ wbo bu Just ra:umed from a three-yes oleartb. ·•ffe'D dllerlbe t.be adtin= atranae pro- blems oo tblit planet," says . "He11 say people lift ln *• and loot ill boxes. And even tlM>uab ........ ate o&ber people available tbey pre- f•r ••tcbinM pkturel." The~ will laup ataome of the com· menta, Dnldicta Freed. but ln loolrloa at our society from a dJffereot perspective they may ai.o be lbocked. Tbe ct.. will meet ror 10 Moodan belln-nin& Feb. 14, from 7·10 p.m. l"\artber lnformaUon la available by cal.liq the <>Mee of Continul.q Educat.kln, (21J) -.Wl. Peering Around PLEDGING Delta Pbi Cbapttt. Delta Gam· ma oa the UC Irvine campus were Cathy !fumolo and Stacey Bodenboefer. Tltelrpannta are Mr. and Mn. Vito Mumolo ud Mr. llllld Mn. Kenneth R. Bodenboefer, allot Cottalleaa. ~ _....., ... muater U. eouraie aDd ... aea• tiW &e UkJOU=· ,__ .._ _,~ MY b and I are call •• ---. I ..... both 31. We married Ge.I ,.., ~ •• U.. wbeo we were 18 ud ....... ....._ • &Ille have bee1' paaaionate wert•. OH ceaatr1 l~en from tbe betln· ........... •,... n .. n1n1. sw wora tbe nf1ht eeat d•u. It ..... IDGl'e shift 10 moat ol OW' lov· •eaamt&tllenDeatae. emaklDI takes place -BLB881NG8 ON cturtn1tbeday. THAT WOND&al'UL Tbe problem l• the WO•AN children. We lock our bedroom door and try t.o DEAR AHN: I've been be as quiet as poaJbte. bopine IOIDeODe with the Tbe quesUon: Are tbe same problem would IOUDda of pareota mak· write lD IDd save me the ins love harmful to embarruament. Since children? I know th.la la a oo one baa, I decided to dumb queetioll but I need Class, Talks Listed SALE LAGUNA BEACH .RJNIOS WOllEN: Free c l ass e s in c ardiopulmonary re· suscitation will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. Jan. 24. 216 and ~. in the Com· muoity Presbyterian Church, Laguna Beach. UJl&AaJl!'.8: A ~ tioo for retirinl librarian Kn. Walter <DorothY> CUncb will be held at the Cost a Mesa branch library from 2·5 p.m . Tbursday,Jan.n . Librarian Harry Rowe Cbarlea Abbott, H · DELPBIANS: Tbe IOCiategnndpardlan. topic Does the Media A salad luncbeoo wU1 Rule lbe World will be follow the meeting ln the discussed by a panel H when the Los Angeles Maaoo.ic Temple, unt-Dlatrlct Aslembly con· ingtoo Beach. • venes at 10:30 a.m. Mon- day, Jan.31, in the Proud Bird r estaur ant, Los Angeles. Servine on the panel wW be Mn. William F . Wille of Newport Beach. The technique is used for reviving someone w h o b as sto pp e d breathing or whose heart has st.opped beating. It ts useful in heart attack cases. drowolo1. elec· t.rocutloo and smote in· balation. will present Mrs. Clinch AASP: A repreaen- with a plaque for ber 16 ta'live from the Ethel years Of service. She ba.s Percy Andrus Cent.er or lived ln Qista Meea 21 Gnoot.ology at USC will years and plans to devote speak for the 1bunday. her Ume t.o art, Mwln&, Jan. 27, meeting or reading and partJcipat· Chapter 121, American Ing lo local organlza. Asaoclation of Retlred_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Uone. PersOM. Further informatioa is The noon meetm.g will available by calling take place in Veeeraos• WOMEN'S CAUCUS: G e rt r u d e Pe a r c e • Hall, Costa Mesa. 646-8845. The Western State University group wlll bold a d:inoer meet1n1 at s p.m . Tburaday, Jan. 21 ln the Red Onion, Fullerton. Orange County Deputy D istric t Atto rn e y Richard P a dgbam . Joa nne Harrold of the Public Delender's Office andJobnO'Connell, WSU College of Law aaalst.ant dean of students will speak. AllESICAN nELD S!!&vtCB: The Fountaio Valley chapter will kick off the city's 20th birth- day celebration w1tb a wine-tasting and buffet from 7:30-11:30p.m . Fri- day, Feb. 4, ln the Foun- tain Valley Community Center. A $10 per couple ad· miaeioo la requeat.ed. Tlckell may be purchased at the Women '• Caucua boot.tore or Women's Caucus oftlce at $S per penoa. oaANGE COUNTY PRIMROSE R~'s English Primrow Pacific Giant vanety is the foundation rl gorgeou5 ~ gaidensl Ava.ilal* in t'Vt'ry color Of t~ ralnbow-whi~. yellow, red. light pink, rosy pink, orange, light and dark blut'. Will bloom in partial sun 'til early summer. Buy now In full bloom. 4 • pots. just 89c. Add color for months to come! PLANf DOCTOR Vrctor Gra,tz. Rog,r·~ Gardens populM "Plant Doc- to r:· is an 'ncycloptdla of knowle<:tgit when It comt5 to growing things. He will be h.ippy to <lMwtr your qu& tions. or bnng in your plant for a fttt con11.1ltation. Wl11le you'~ hm. stop by the am· phithe.alrt' for a frte Basket Oaa lechn. too. • Now it tht tinw to rmtallZlf your yard or ett off to the nght start with your new honwl ONy Roger's Gardens com~ tradihoNI landtalping with their exclusive flarr for color. Call Bob~ today ror an appointnwntl - = "';r I" ~ I" .. ..;: .. ,,---. ,L ~ ;_ ANTIQUES In "'Tht Callery, Rogirr's presents a unique col- l«don d one-«-Hlnd antiques! Fine Euro- pean fumltutt and accef60r'Y ~dating baclr. to tM 13th ~tury .. all beautifully ~ ~ Is a collector's 1ttm of supwt> quallry. CAMELLIA Ft5ll\IAL --=~ PASllJOlf ISLAKD Nowf'Of1 Boo<c1'1644 ~ GIGAN11C SALi I•• flt I I ..... Sfor'9 20% to 50% OFF FASHION SQUARE So111u Ano~ T/97 We SNrh w .. .,_., u CYCLAMEN Beautiful color for the months to COll'lt'f >... outstanding plant for bedding or poa and a put decorator rtun when used in ~ bas,kets Mulh-bloom 0~ ~ in whiM. rtds. ptnlo..s and va~~ colora. Availab6f ., 4 •. 6 • pots and will bloom 'til early swnme'1 ICELAND POPPIES H.llsr;hli 1161 t your ~rden with vibrant colcwl bl.tncr Popple. up to 16· high, proVl<ko a 80flf0US background of bright cokir In reds. yeJlo".''· oranges and other pastels. Our hybrid varieties grow in full tun through la~ spring. BARE ROOT ROSES The "'-' qualiry ~~root "*'· .n: now in ttodc. Raert'1 .._ a daic atllOft· ment rl colora and v~ to ~ from. Buy and pl.nt rwaw for a beaudlW and frl&:rant ~. San Joaquin Hil1s Rd. at Mac.Arthur Blvd., Newport Beach. (714) ~ ()pin Daily 9am to 6pm Also in Mission Viejo (714) 837-7811 f Frldey. J&nuery 21. 19n DAI\. y f'IL.OT D3 Horos 2ope: Virgo Earliest Rights Win Arrival.s paraders TUE FAMILY C.lflCUS. By Bil KeaoC' MT'UllDAY, IA.Hl.JllY 11 B1 sYDNEY OIU&a A&n:S (llareb 21·APrU ~): llucb seem.a to "baa1 looM." Tbere are no detbdte commit· menta. TAU.VS (April 20-May 20): Friend aJda, but cannot actually "close deaJ." Element or romance la present -but you 1et notbinf 101' DOthlnt. Know It and thlok ln mature, adult way. GElllNJ (May 21-June 20): Be ready tor •arlety, travel, cbaoee, Important written material. CANCER (June 21-Jwy ZZ): Lunar upects polnt to need for diplomacy, wllllngnesa to make intelligent concessJons where family matters are coacerned. LEO (July 23-Aug. 2:2): See beyond the ob- Yioua. Someone wants something ot value -from you. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): LecaJ maUen cooJ.d dominate. Llllli <Sept 23-0d. Z2): Fin.l&h project - let Nd ol burden you should not have carried in . llnt place. SCO&PIO (Od. 23-Nov. 21): Penonallty domlnatee -you wlD way thJ"outh cbarlama. 8AGrrl'AaJU8 (Nov. ZZ·Dec. 21): Home. property, ability to define needs -these are hiehlichtect. · CAPDVOllN (Dec. ZZ-Jan. 19): Flex:ibWty wtna -ii you are stoic, stubborn, unwillint to make concessions you surely will lose. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Making wiahea come true costs mooey. PISCE8 (Feb. 19·March 20): You make lm· print. impression and there now ls room for you at more elevated position. FURTHER MARKDOWNS on all WINTER MERCHANDISE Wool and Velvet Pantautta From Ellen Tracy 1/2 PRIC£ In Blast PITTSBURGH <AP> -When Bernie Payne nllbed trom a nearby dauroom and aaw the twisted r ubble that .econds before had been a Unlvenlty of Pltta- barah lecture hall, be, thcaalbt of hb fellow stu- dents and aaid, "My God, 1 h ope there 1"tn!fl't a lot in there." Tbere weren't, but two ~ the 20 or ao people In· 8de -early arrival.a ror a lecture -were killed when an e& plosion de1troyed the science ball a uditorium Thurs· day. Dozens more were lQjured. ( INSHORT ) Had lhe blast come 20 minutes later. the auditorium would have been filled with 150 slu· dents. Pee .,allle .. ,,. MEXICO CITY <AP) -Aft.er trading at 20 to $1 for the past month. the Mexican peso dippe d more than 10 percent in value on the open market today. Dollar buyers were paying 24 .50 pesos ror $1., while dollar sellers were collecting 22.50 peso. for eacb dollar. PldceUf'•• ..... DETROIT <AP) - P ick et lines w e r e established today al moat gates o ( the Saginaw Steering ~ar division o( General Motor s Corp . where some 8,~ me mbers of the United Auto Workers struck Thursday. Union officials said the contract talks whic h were broken off Thurs- OMlyNettwf- OANA BOY WINS ORCHESTRA SEAT Daregh V•ughn &pecl81ln• In French Hom Music Fun Practice Pays Off Marco Forster Junior High School student Daragh Vaughn. 13, s pends about three hours a day practicing his French horn. Some days, he practices as long as seven hours. "ll's fun,'' he said. "It's really neat." His conscientious practicing apparently has paid orr, because he was one of three Marco Forster students chosen to play with the All-Southern Cali!ornia Junlor High Honor Orcbutra. Student musicia.Jlll are auditlooed from Santa Barbara to San Diego to play with the 100.member ensemble. Sought In Viejo Entries will be accept· ed tbroulb Feb. 18 from perspective participants in the Ml.uion Viejo St. Patrick's Day parade, which will 'ake place March 12. The community'• ac- UvlUea comm.Jttee la eo- couraglng schools and youth groups to participate with bua.ioeu and civic orianbatiou ln enterlne parade floats. "I'm hovin' chicken on the cob." A total of S3 trophies in -=-~~::-:-:----t===========-23 cate1oriet will be n~~7Utrs;tUfi: awarded. locludine new ~·n ... c,•~ prizes tor the best elementaryschoolentry, ~l D best youth group entry, t.IIVW • • moat humoroua eatry LONDON CAP> -Tbe and bestmuaicalentr,. J. ArthurR.ankorganiJa· Uon has set a minimum Additional informalloo entrance age of is for on the parade and entry Saturday night dances at procedures can be ob-its ballroom.a throughout tained by calling Betty Britain. Noble at 586-5896 OI' Kay "There bu been so Oetting at837.eo50. much vandallam ... we are trying to attract more mature daocen," Litnro-J!ng·----r· -'""'· -e . ~id a Rank apokeam ao. Class Set PUBUC NOTICE l'lmTlout IUIU••ss MAM• STATIMaMT PUllUC NOTICE ""TVAe-::u.•::~'" l'ICTfTICXll IUllMaa..,.,. llle IOllO.lftCI --llat _......, Ille.,.. of ti.. flctlllov• Dvt•--Tlll! C£NTI• FOii BVSINftS COMMV .. ICATIONS. PO ..... 1'tJ. 2900 Parll NtwDDrl • JU. __, IMdo, CA m60 llle Flclllloln 81111""1 -,. ....... lo ·-•• , filed ... Or .. °"""'¥on MMCll n. "" llAY¥0NO J WALLIO<. J'OO ...,... -"°"' •m. New-' a .. o , CA..,..., Thlt_l,.,.uwttcond;o(tM"'.,"' dlwi-1. R•Ytl'OlldJ Walllc- Tl\11 l\M•-1 WH Iliad wf"' IM C.oumv Cieri& of Or•n99 C-v on Oec:otmllaf u .•• , •. l'MID Publbllecl Or•-C:0.11 OaOy PllOI, Dec JI, ,.,Ulld Jan. r. "· 21, 1'71 ,..,..,. PUBUC N011CE Tiit tollow1ft9 -Mfl Is ~ IJutl. ~-:-::-:---:-:-:------~~ ~ c l'-NU••· ITATOUITOl'AIAMDOMM&lf'f ..tt.t 0 wo-e Cta~~l..i~,5!'NS.l341 l'llCMl•R. ~~~:.~::~~~~':"' ~, T9nV G. Cl-•, Ul1 Fueftlla St . llle ... ._."' --"8t ..,_ CDsui IMM, Ce mt• IN Vt9 ol h tkllllout bull--•"'--•t I in ""' """-',,<-led w -.... PL.ANT PUSHl!A. S1A w. ,.., M . A wu~UDJ C UI dlvldlMI ~Mfft.C.llf mtT be 1n .. 1 .... u adin d TarryO c1..-. TM ,.<.tit'-.... 1_, -,.. a -c-NTLY, WREN CAPISTRANO g ......... pre g, e· Thk .~ ... """' -....... to .......... , flled "'0r-. .., m. a I g n e d to be l p In · eountv Oar-01 o. ... 09 ~ °" eowitYOftWl ... ,..,t. ms. Unified School Di.strict students had a Friday divlduala who have su.s· ,,_.,um .._ ,..,.11DT•ut1ar...,,.Ho11.,....,1«11• olf, Daragb spent the day practicing with the tained a tlearlng loss. _,,,,.., 0r-~' o." PllOI. A~\°'ti!=~.;;:~.,., ...... orchestra ill Long Beach. will be offered during the J ..... ,.,,. u. t•. 28. •m Wll·I• c1v1-1 ''Alter seven hours at a st.retch, I guess I'd spring semester by Sad Thi• :;:!~~~~ r11a<1 w1111 - ba•e to say it's not so much fun," be said. dJe back College. . PUBLIC NOTICE c.o..mv c1er• 01 Or•nqa c-cv "" After the day long-practice session, the Under the label Educa-,1cr1r1ouuus111us w....rv 11• 1•" •oun1 musicians were bused to San Diego, ti 145 th I ill NAMISTATIM••T , on , e c ass w n.. ..,.._1,,., ,,.,'°" 1, doln9 -1-wbere lhey spent the night with host families. take place each Wednes--•M 1be following d.ay, they performed at UC San day beginning Jan. 26 at PR',i'~~~~:0~1~M0e:~C:N .. ~a6 IHeco. the United Methodist cLAss1CALM0ToRc•R">.211e 101t1 """" ~tli.1>6ct Orenoa Coall Deity PIJOI, J.,. U 71,11.•ndF•I> •.1•n t1•17 PUBUC NOTICE Daragh doesn't s pend all his time with his Church in Laguna HUiis. si .. 'ir~z.f:.!..~;~~ e iotll 51 . French born, however. He also plays piano, The hoursare l :30to4:30 Co\1•"'9 ... c:.i ,1617 sul'u1o•cou11To"TM• both SOIO and in a quintet, for church groups. p.m . • Thl1buwneu11 cor,ct1><ted IW•" 1,.. STATl:O"CALI P'OllMIAl'Otl TM• ClOUMTY 01' OllAltCK The rehabilitation dl•"""'11to1iertR.Z11m1r ..... ,......,. BE ALSO DEUVERS NEWSPAPERS to course ~ll be taught by n.11 1t•te.--1 ..... 111ec1 wllft ,.,. .. ~~T~~~0:i;,11i:,::T~•:..ow~ 41 Dally Pilot subscribers in one of the bi.West Maureen Gardiner, a ~::i,.c;;;~,.~l. oran119 County on ""o "°" LaTTus THTAM•M· oeigbborbooda in Dana Point. clinical aud.loloJist with ~ T~~~ •• o1 M•v oeweY wm• . .-. Daragh alao participates in track al extensive teacbfug back-Publltlled 0r.,. Coa•t 0•11v P11ot. MAY o w1TH. o.c .... d. 1cbool and plays on a soccer team. On Sun-J.,...,., '· 1'·11•21• 1'" "·11 NOTICE is HEREBY G1veN -g round. She aald tbei-----------1M,.11vNeL1. co11111G•M "-' mac1 ~jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::~ day may be resumed , later today. daya, be serves as an altar boy at his church. claas will teach students PUBLIC N011CE 11anln a.-11Uon tMPro11a1u1wi11- Sandwicbed between other activities is to help their ramllles and 1od1w.ncao1 u.tan Ttt1.......wv1o homework. which he apparently performs friends lmderstand and '~~=:~·:~' ::::t'!ic::;..;::;~:1~~ •• ":~ dWseaUy -be is an honor student. accommodate the pro· TM101'-!111111eoo,,u,.~..,t1-:: 1::,•:i,~:·,~11:;:~~~.tt;,,-: "ON THE EDGE11 A HOLISTIC COtd LDtCI IOOl leOI ed bv SCIENCE OF LIFE CENTER SA1UIDA Y, fB. 5, 9:.30 AM • 4:30 PM Allrona IMM HOIB. o...,..c...,~ 117W ........ """'-......,.. .... FEATURING THESE OUTSTANDING RESEARCHERS o. CA& llMOMl'OK M.D., S1W'KAMI MA~ I.A. ............. D.. AA.YCa]!~ .. :c:..:o. I •• ............ , ............ *' ... Heer present•tlons of recent tlndlnos In medicine, psychol09y. and medltatlw techniques that can help you IHd a hMlthlef', fuller llfe. UMITEOSEATING-DONATION J1S.OO FOR RESERVATIONS WRITE: SCIENCE OF LIFE CENTER *1 WESTCLIFF DR., NEWPORT BEACH CALI FOR NIA 926'0-(7W 645-7650 .. Daragh'a rather also plays piano. Siater blems associated with ""'.:~NTER OUIGN COMPANY. 10 00•"', II\ Ille courlr_..GI Oecw1 ICatb.lem, 12. plays tbe nute. and Drird.re, 9, bearing loss. ..,, HIQfl Ori ... P.O. 8oa •• .._ _,,. No l ol \aid <OU"· .. 100 Ow!< pla7s rioti.D. And what doea Daregb'a mother R I i r h llN<ll CA'26.SI Otnll" 0r1 .. W"11, lft Ille Cltyol s..i. eg ~trat on or t e s~n 119h1 ln•nllHnl co .. • Ma.ca111or1111 LOUISVILLE. Ky. doT lipreading class can be ca1110<,,1•cori-a11on,21112M1<t.a1ton. o.1ec1Januar111,ttn (AP) -Dr. David C. "I 111t.m a lot," she said. done at the first class 1rv17~~. «n Hloh Ori... ~~"t,'.!suOM• Alber bas a new kidney, _. meeting. ~eaadl.CAm.si J11s1aM1u.u and he cao thank b1a son · --------------------co11•l•ftC• H. &••d• • ..01 Hlvh ,....,,..,.u .... _and some dJstanl ln-1 orf ... L-11eec11.CAms1 tn71to11.,_..11,,. .. h1tot' This !Ntll'llU ''"'''°""!eel bp a tcor· Mtlt,_,CAMN breeding. s d G F _ .. Ion. T .. • .. ,,,_,,.. t t t t SuftflQllllft-,,...,ICo A_.,!w; ~tlt-u en S 0 e ree Coflll-.eH. a.Ida f'Ul)llllled 0tAft99 Coe>! Dally Piiot, "As far as we know. s.crtt...,. J.,. ,._ 1s, 11. 1tn t h i s l s l b e f I r s l Tiiis 11•'9nwtW ...., m«1 •'"' ,... 1•n transplant of a perfectly ~tc'-of 0r-. c-1y"" J-__ P_U_B_U_C_N_OTl_CE __ _ mat~bed kidney from G L al Ad • ..,..... 500 to father," Said a roup eg vice Jan~~~~ .. ~~lyPllol, --,="1""'cr="1=T1~0U!":'l="'l~U~l""tM""l'°"ll,...-- I p 0 k e s m a n f 0 r 1 ... 11 MAMUTATIMIMT Loui sv i Ile' s J e w I 1 h -'::.':>'10••"9DOtnOn' •••dOlnvtiuM Hospital, where a team Starting this spring semester, Sad· flees by student representatives. PUBLIC N011CE A o s s A H o To o o of surgeons performed dJeback College students will have ac· Also included In the t0ntract are --.. -,-a-1-T,-cxi-,-,-u-si-.. -.-u--• :~~!~~~~~.~5• 111415'" Per1L &•..i • theoperati9n Thuraday. ceaa to free legal advice under a provlslona for 24-bour emergency •AMISTAHMHT Lloyd~. Rou. "*via,.,._,_., d b lin _... I al ed Tiie loHOWlnv --Is clol"9 ~ Mlu•onv1a10,CA97'75 NEW YORK (AP) - 1be FBI ls trylog lo find whomever Is responsible for the letter bombs - discovered in various spota arouod the city - add:ress4ld to PTesidenl Carter, former Presi- dent Ford. the 1ovemor ol Puerto Rico and the FBI iueJI. Four of the devices lg. oiled but were deactivat- ed before aoy damage waa done. No ooe was hurt. ELKO, Nev. (AP) - Testimony hu ended In Las Vegu Sun publisher Greenspun'a $142 mllllon suit agalost Sum· ma Corp., the Howard Hufbes conglomerate. Elko Dist: Court Judge Joeeph McDaniel Thurs- day ordered attorneys for both partlu to sub- rpit sumniary briefs by II.arch 8 and replies to Neb other'• ttammarie• bJ' A&lriJ I When be WW d8dde whether further oral ar1umeou are blCelllfY. stu ~mt-sponsored group legal pact p one counse g 8qu a eg uca· .... "" o.re1d 8. TOdd. 11051 """'" ...... approved late last year by the boa.rd tiooal program,1according toofCrfiaig co.:i?,.'!~~7f~~~'l:...':"s';.~ SantaAna,cAmM oltrustees. Baumbusch, a ormer ASB Jeer t11.1rv1 .... CAm1s" ~::,iD"."'''1191119cOfldUOacli:.,• The services are available to stu-who initiated the concept and com· G••ll•rd M. 1<i.n~••r, t0111 Gerald& Todd dent.3 who buy a $3 Associated. Stu· piled the survey r esults. !!",,~ Of'<• • ....,.lftvtoR &Mc'. LIOY41!.Rou ~ -'""' lief•"""'' lllad •""Ille~ dent Body card. Baumbuacb said student.3 who re-n 111>1n•-•• <OftCM1e1111y ....... ci.rko10r-iac:-1,onJ .... i.1m quire m~ than three sessions with dl•ldU•IG.H.k__. CAP11nz,MCDONALD6MIL.U":"' THE PACT PROVIDES fot three legal counsel would pay a $S tee and n.1. ,,.1_ -"..., -.,. l't~T.c...n" 30·mlnute counseling sessions with receive reduced rates for civil and eo .. ni,ci•r-of0r-.c-."°"J•n l1111M.M•-•M. the law firm of Giles, Callahan and criminal.representation, If necessary. ie. im. ..,..,,, ~=::~~ HUI of Tustin. The attorneys were f'utl4l•Nd °'-o-t o.uv P11ot. -1111ec1 Ot•.,qa coa" o." ,.,._ cbosenafteraaurveyofcounlylawof. TO FACILITATE CONTACT with Jan.1'.28.-l"el>,,1t,im ,,.n J.,,·1·"·11•21•1"' the law firm, a secretary will staff the Krishna Suitches Garb w 'Worlf' WestemShow DENVER CAP) -Members ol the Hare Krishna reUgloua sect are tem· porarlly layt.ne their Jong gowns aside In favor of cowboy-style dress t o solicit money rrom patrona at the Na- Uooal WeaternStockShow. Officlala of the show. an annual mid-winter event that draws thouaanda of farm and ranch families to Denver, have complained to cit)' of. ticlaJs about the solicttaUooa, Deputy CltyAtty.BWVanl>uursaid. Van Duier speculated that tbe chante ln clothlnl bas prevented harm from com.lnl to membera ot the reU,lou. sect, many ot wbom ahave dlelrbeadl. "If ~came lD their yellow robes, tb.q m not ret a yery frleod.11 ,... cepdoe ~ ot Ul• CCP1rboJa." beaald. ASB office oo campus st.art.ing next PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE week. "'CTITIOIJ'Wlllflll Miril Ortice hours will be Mondays 114'U1T•T11111••T NOT1ca Toc11101T011S through 1bu.radays rrom 8 a .m. to .. ~ ... 1oi•-1no--1•00l11VIMll'91• J~~:i;:~~~~:~:rA'.:. : noon and 5:30 to 7:30 p.m . Mc:md.ays · n Hr1tvF1HAMc1•Ls111v1cu. ™'COU"Tvo"o•ANOC and Wednesda71. !:.~~~='"51'"'·5"1tuor,s-ta [at•t• or·~~~~~ •OLANO r Sdtool Setll Pop. Coneert A ''Pops Concert" will be pre. tented at 7:30 tonight by the pertormJng art.I department ol Newport Hubor High School. Tb• concert will be held in Room 120 of RobiN Hall at the achoo!, Irvtue Avenue and lSth Street, Nftpari Beacb. Contempanry IOftil and aelec- tioaa from popular musicals wUl make up tbe prof.ra.r.a. A *1 dona- Uon 11 requmted. For more ln· form •Uon. call Mn Whitehead at ..... m. P"TRICI( MC)fjft0£ T£ER. um PHILlllOOtC.Ot<-. "' a.llMlrosA ..... ,Ollr>o,CA.•1110 NOTICI! IS HERltlY OIVIM 9 IN Tllll b<1'1-It <-i.d b¥ el\ lft· trf(fll°" of tM •llOW ... !Md ..... GMclu•• """ 111 "'"'°"' l\awlflO clal,,,. ~ P•lrl<kMOftroeT--Mid decadent Ire rtqUING lo II .. Tiiis ti•~ -111941 trill! -!Mm, wllll ,,,. -•Nrlf -., If\ County Cl"'1< of Oranga County on ti. off I<• of tM tlerll of tllt t4IOW - Jef!UA!'y 11, "71 lltltd<OUr1. OtlODrtMflt IMl!l,trilhl!le fl'1tt1' -Miry v-ller,, lo IM 1111111!'1'91*1 Pvl>llllled Or-(A)nt Delly Piiot, ~ '111 l.ftt Coa\t Hl9,,..,,•Y. CMOlla 1111 JM\. 21, tt.anoir«>.A, 11, 1tn Mtr. c1111ornl• 97ttS, whlCll It "" 12J. '1 !MAC• ol bu\I,.." ol lhl ~ Ill t-----------1 •If martt" 119rlelnl"9 to Ille "'-'• GI '8lcl~,wlllllnl~r-.,__ lllt 111'\I _.I< At ion of lllls l\OllW. 'l .----:--------:----1 o.lld O«IM'lbtr J, lt76 PICTfTICXll IUllMHI Jeenne Phllbnlok U~ PUBUC NoncE MAM•STATUll•MT Ea•Cll'ltllOllllA l•talltGI TM totl-l'IO .,.._I• OOll'IO l>l/ol lllaabo .. Nl'Md~ llhU'' OAVtDP.Oal.AHCY PACl!ll INOUSTlllES, H it 1111a.C....Mwy ...... ,.. A..OC-,YMMillftde.CA.,_ C.-... ~.CAHUJ Haney S.Yf.,.111. 4412 •~•. \'tf1 frt41'1~1 YOflN llllda, CA.,._ ..........,._ allt(-..a Tllh llVSI-k ~IN bY All.... l"ullllti.Ad or..,_ c:o..a o.tiy llftoC. dMduef Nit 1, IA, 11. ii. lfn ~ , Heney lftlnefll ... "' ,. flllt st•--fti.d •1111 Iha (»<Mly Ci.rtl,,, 0r-. Coullty ... J•ll 11. 1tn. PUBLIC NOTICE Tbe Fountain Valley Com· munlty O.velopment Aiency, made up al the ftve city ~ cUmen, bal •PPfC>Md teataUve plan.a for a 2t~acre prlvat• recrHCJoo complea and adjacat ...... put WMt.d t.M 8aDta A.a• RI.., Dlill' W.._ Avenue anct!f ewt.ope 9tnet. Tbe co~u would Include f aclUUet for racquetball, •Wlm· mint. CY1DM1tlct vbllvball and baak•lball, clty offtClall HJd. Dneloper ol the propoMd P~ jeet II Plkll Verdea lnvtttmeal ~=-wuld tMs ooeoftbe' • .,.... ~ bt"8 world. hid Clint Slienocl, fOUD· ta1o van., pl.aanlq director. abcMlt 10 c:owta u well aa • Tb• ~ rec.reaUon com- I DAit V PtLOT '''day Janul:l'y 21. 1m Bonds ~-e~empt? Satnetimes By JOHN CUNNIFF ........ _,. .... ", n ....... ..,., B ,.,._ Still Ma Be W rth Jn biCb•T niturn lt muat Pat to tboM ut .1.uey Y o vestment ·:ob•yi•·ca1T1c ALso One of the oddest lhines about so-called tu-exempt muolclpal bond funds. the latest securities lodustry package aimed al the relatively small lnvestor, is lbat they areaometimes taxed. True. dividend earn.in11 are not subject to federal income tax· es, but capital gains resulting from increases lo a fund's net aa· set value are taied. Even the dividend.I might be taxed by state or city governments. Cund1 that are causing aom• coo- cem among aecuriUea people. To clt.e one eoacern, there ll the question of whether fund manaeen can etfecU~ely Lrade in and out or municipal bond.I and obtain a ~t.er dMdeod ret.um th•n would be obt.alned by l .. v. ins th• port!ollo dormant. THE MUNICIPAL BOND funds. unlike unit truall tbat in· vest in lone·term munlclP.al bonds and bold them to matunty, trade frequenUy in a constant quest for the highest possible yield. Charles L. Brown, Above, .bas been named president of A,merican Telephone and telegraph Company, replac- ing William L. Lindholm, re- tiring at his own request .after five years in the job. IN ADDITION, SOME funds for defensive purposes during bad markets might purchase U.S. Treasury bills. Income earned from these investments also will be taxed federally, and maybe at stale and local levels also. While such laxes are minor when matched against the federal lax exemption on dividends, there are· other peculiarities of these mutual Nevertheless, Standard and Poor's Corp., wbicb rates municipal boods. now measures a considerably higher yield for unit trusts, whose porUollos are unmanaged, than for the bond funds, which advertise pro- fessional management. Brent.on Harries, president of S&P, observes that tbe bond market t. very much unll.ke the stock market. Livestock Raieers Get Drought Aid "IN STOCKS, COMPANY A goes up and B goes down. and so oa. It's a regular cycle. But in bonds, A and B move together in response to Federal Reserve policy.·· said Harries. Because of this. he continued. you can hardly expect In the bond market the same random assort- ment of rising and falling issues as in stocks. which react to the myriad, diverse pressures that alfe~t them individuallr,. "B<>nds move up and down like a big wave. AU react the same way." SACRAMENTO (AP) -As oneofhis lastofricial acts, former Presi· dent Ford declared a drought emergency in California. makmg tlvestoclt raisers in 23 counties eligible for federal money to help buy r.ed. ~ Tb• eovemment will pay eligible farmers half the cogt ol emergen· q feed tbey must buy, up to 20 emu a day per animal. necessary it might change its mlnd on thetransporlat.lon aid. Harries worries about what might ensue If interest rates rise, making the return higher on new· iy issued bonds and encouraging the fund.I to dispose of older ls· 1ue1. ONE CATl'LEKAN said it meana the government wUI pay about a quarter of the cost of feeding bay to range cattle, which now costs $89 to $105 a too. FORD'S DECIA&AnON aJ.o makes farmers eligible for low· cost federal loans in 11 more counties. , ,, The outeoin& president reject· ed Gov. F.dmund Brown Jr.'s re- quest for additional federal money to transport feed to alnimala or move animals to greener pastures. The loan program was ex· tended to 29 counties last year by former Secretary of Agriculture Earl Buts, but Snow said most Call(ornJa farmers couldn't or dJdn't qualify for the 51/• percent federal loans. WHO WILL BUY them, he asks? "When selling pressure is on. these funds might find themselves llliquJd, ''or unable to sell, he said. This is especially true, be feels, because mutual funds " follow the leader." matching each other's strategies. Gordon Snow, special assistant to the state director of food and agriculture, said the federal gov· ernment claims there is plenty of feed in California now. but i! lon&·distance shipment becomes Tbe state recently estimated drought damage last year at SSlO million, 91 percent or it being suf- fered by livestock raisers. Townsend Brown 11, a director and vice president of Struthers and Winthrop Management cadillac LEasina! ii Dealer-direct leasing. thewlde$t$8/ection, the best rates. e•cflllenr service. -=~ ~ "Prompt Deli11ery •· Nabers Cadillac )llOO H~ a-Mv•d Coru Mna &40-t!OO &uC'• Boele llet•r11• After a lapse of eight years, C. Schmidt & Sons, Inc .. is bringing back its Schmidt's Bock Beer. With production of the special dark brew on a limited basis, the Philadelpbia·based brewery's bock beer is being distributed in marketing areas covering 18 Eastern states and Washington, D.C., said C. Richard Arenscbield, director of brands m anagemeot and planning. Mesa S"'*'raa.. Opnt• Unusual Decor, a Mountain View cotnJ>any, hb _ opened a new manufacturing and showroom facility at 765West17th St .. Costa Mesa. The northern California firm specializes ln de· sign and construction of restaurant interiors and furniture ualng natural wooda and epoxy resin. Age11q Adela Oleat Sound-Wave Systems, Inc:., Costa Mesa has been added to the client roster of Basso/Boatman, Inc .• Newport Beacb·based advertising and public relations agency. . 1be agency will be involved in a campaJgn In· volving media advertising, direct mall, sales _.:.::====================----.....:.. ______ literature, operating Summary Financial Statement ~3t,1978 ASSETS cat\ on Hand and lnvestrnenl Secunhes .. . .•••••••••• ~Hom. Loan Bani< &Ode • • . . .. .. ................ . First Trust Deed• on Real Est ale . .. . .. . .. . .. • . • • • • • lOlnl to Faalltat• Sale or Reel &tat• Owned ........•.••..••. s 7,870.687 . 811.000 . 80.013.432 Real e.tllte Sold on COntract ................................... . Other~• ..... ······ ... .. ....... . ................ . ....,._ E~ but Urroolleaed . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . ............. . ===~~hFC>r9C~~ ...... . ~Ion PremlMs .-Id L.eelehold lm()l'ovements (Net) Fumlhn. Flxtu,... and Equipment (Net) ............. . Oltler A.eta .................. . 85,801 M.002 742,898 400,478 teG,707 e&U11 217,:Me 2.17UQ8 TOT Al ASSETS . . . . . . . . . . . 192.809.338 UASalmES ANO CAPll AL ~1'9 Accounts .. . . .. .. .. . .. • . . 175,401, 193 lOlne In Proc.-5 .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. s 7.527.301 ~Home Loin BankActvancee ..... .. . .. .. ••• . 3,515,700 Oltler 8orT'Ow9d Money .. • .. • . .. ............................. .. o.t.rred If.,,. . . . . . .. .. ...... ....................... ... • . . . ... 591.140 oet. UebllitlM .. . .. • .. .. .. . .. • . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . . .. . ~ so.olllo L..-R.-rvee ............•.. , ........................... . ~. Surplue ind R~ . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • .• • • . • • • . • .. • • • . . • • 5,230,9&8 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO CAPITAL ...........•••••• , ••••... 192,809.338 0 KEYSTONE SAVINGS AND LOAM ASSOCIATION manuals. producUoo of a marketing plan. sales films and public rela· tions. Resta•raac Opett• Houllban's Old Place restaurant has opened at 4777 Von Karman , Newport Beach. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner Mon· days through Thursdays rrom 11:30 a.m. to mid- night, and Friday and Sa tu rd ay from 11: 30 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday bnancb it served from 10: 30 a .m. to 3 p.m.; the rat1urant remalna open Sundays wiW midnight. A8ftleJI /fleen Communication Resourcee, Inc., promo- tion al agency, has moved to 3006 Enterprise Street. Costa Mesa. lu phone bumber remainl 546-5243. Fund Okay End.Suit LOS ANGELES CAP> -A mall order ftrm Utat :: rr.::ra.?. to pay 95,000 lll les ca1- " IDd civil penalll• ... m.Ua Pto"'pt dtllno d Ql'dend mwdaandia Tbe stJpuJatM Judi· mmt. acned to WW.. trial or adml11lon ot lllDl. _,.. a elftl Mt that· e'arted Lambert 9bldlM I.no. w1tlt ... ldHitlllD.J ud -· a..---------------------... 1,.uuoa. ~ boldillc•. tben.,. few Lra.D&M· speculate tbat McauH ol th• l·~c f\lndl, more end mON luuet ol ( -&loo• aad aomellm•• ao eaormoua buyina power ol the n"A:J••n' publlabed ll•urea of market quettlonabl• pay-back place act:Mt1. lo •ueb lutanc., abWty mllht nood the mubt. a bond'• dally value la dt· laaua that m.libt bave found few Corp., feel.I tM mu.n.ilundl. u they are often called. are beln• peued to ti We tnve1tor1 who can least benefit from tax exemp· Uons. such people, be aaid. may bf! encourpaecf into inveslinl moaey they can W afford to lose. "I do not believe bond money should be honetrack money," he stated. "You Just don't buy bonds for performance and a peculation.'' aaoWN AND OTBERS a.l&o are crtUcal ol the pricing prac· Ucea or t.be ftand.a. For some fund termtned by an in.formed oS>l· buyen yura aao. nloo. But, aay tbe defenders or But, •'YI Brown, aome o1 UMIN munllUDdl. there are alway• vaJuea might be set mueb b1Cber quesuona about someLblns new, than coWd be obtained on lhe and there are always doubter.. market if the fund were forced to In any investment. they Hy, oo aell. He believes the fwid ml1ht must aaaume rlaltl io order to oot get nearly the price at wblcb earn the reward.a. the bonds are carried on the Nobody can deny that these boob. funds are capable or lowertna the Other critics rear that when tuet a penoo otherwise ml&ht competition becomes lnteruse, the pay, they say, and nobody can funds might be forced into buy-deny either that with more ~ ing riskier. but higher yfeldl.og pie moving Jnto bicber tax bonds. The riskier a bond la, the brackets, a tax break ls a very rul attraction. Bank Offers Class In Small Business Security Pacific Bank will ofter a 10.week series ln financial management for tbe small business man or woman at its Santa Ana Office, 890 North Main St. Owners and managers of small businesses are encouraged to enroll, although enrollment is limited. The course fee of $95 includes text, materials, coffee and parking. 'MR. ~'JOINS COFFEE FAMILY BEDFORD HEIGHTS, Ohio <AP) -Mr. Coffee is adopting tea Into hll family. Vincent Marotta, president of North American Systems, Inc .. said bis firm bas entered a major cooperative advertising arrange- ment wlth Upton Tea Company of New York to promote use or tea In the natloo's biggest selling automatic coffee maker. M arotla said the campaign comes at a time when consumers are revolting agalnat bigb colfee prices. "SOllE OF THE topics we'll be eiploring will include finan· cial statement analysis, cost. profit·volume anaJysls, profit planning and ca.ab budgeting, capital budgeting, sources of capital and estate plannlD,. "These classes are aimed at giving the small bwsinesa person practical, &mcomplicated ideas and advice on bow to get more out of their respective buainea," said Robert Moore, assistant vice president. There will be two sessions at Security Pacific Bank's Santa Ana Office: Wednesdays and Thursdays. Tbe 10.week series begins Feb. 16 and Feb. 17. Those Interested may call 613-5640 for further information. Over The Counter HASOU ..... ,,, . ...,... .41uC.rcer Lyle Gramley. director of the Federal Reserve divi&lon of Research and Statistics, has been named to the Coun· cil of Economic Advisers by President Carter. IJps Giid D..,.. 0-0 ~Uf '°"" M lftCll ICIN81r. :~~'1':. '" Maril Pd ~,,,..," OftlCI ,., ..... 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I.I Ol'I ., g;; II II OH' . , Off 10 MUTUAL FUNDS • - Friday's ·clo!dog Price NYSE COMPOSITE ·. TRANSACTIONS '• Frldey. January 21, 1917 l/N DAil Y PILOT Jlf Money Game Fimu Play by Oun~;. 871111LTONll06&0WITZ d Let'• uaume you pl•ced '1,000 lD a uvtoJ• aceoQll& yeart aco. Your mQ!lleY, at UM1t.ut, earned u.nualin OfUpettent.La~ron,aaintereltrat.roM.ltti.1uto.,.a s percent annually. Then let'• auume that a frtlDd of yours put Sl,000 lnto • 1avin11 account at the same bank t..i year. And wb!i.JOUl" •ccount continued to earn Ill$ peroeol, )'~ trlend 'a account lmrnediatel.Ybe1antoearn attberat.of5.5percentayear. You're both ualo& American money. You're both ualnl the M aamo bank. And you both oney have the tame klnd o< Tree aavlng1 account, with : ldontlcal looking t. p111sbooks. The only dif, · lerenco la that you started your account l5 years a10 an4Yflf friend juat opened an account. WOtll.DN"T THAT MAKE YOU A.NGaY! 1n tbta hypotbetlcal cue. cuat.omer loyalty la not only not bei.Qc,... warded,tt'abeingpenallzed. WelJ, there are no banks that I know of that practice 1µ@ •henanigans. All banks pay the same interest 00 au the fund.I in their passbook accounts, no matter when the account•• started. ~. On the other band, this double studvd does aeem to b9 practiced increasingly ln the life io.aurance lnduatry. So~ major companies are cbangin& t.be way they calculate dividend payments. The effect ll to peoallze the old Pollcybolder and reward the new one, thereby maklng ti eaS"ierfortheaalesforcetosellnewpolicles. THE THEORY BEHIND TIDS RECALCULATION 11 simple. Investment returns are hlaher today than they were 10 or 15 years ago. Money earns more. So why aboutdn't tile guy who buys life Insurance today get the beneflt of - higher return? Hts buck sbouJd earn more than tbe buck In- vested in 1960. The only flaw in this a.rgument, of coune, la that the ln- aur a nee company still bas av aHable to lt the buck invested~ the insurance buyer of 1960. ~ The Equitable Llfe Assurance Society put thia pUJrlah. the-old-policyholder theory into practice last year, rahlnc the dividend scale on policies issued since 1967. Now the Equitable is being joined in th.ls maneuver by tbe New Yort Llfe Insurance Company. EQUJTABLE AND NEW YOU UFE are by no meam py&mles. They are, respecU vely, the third and fourth lar&eat llfe insurers in the nation. And it appears that two other larlt life companies -New England Mutual-and Maasacbaaettj Mutual -may also be calculating dividends in lhla manner. We 1ay "af parenlly'' and ''may'' because life inaurance compaflies tel us next to nothing about bqw dividends on policies are arrived at. The recalculation now going on cam4J to Ilg ht th.rough the efforts of Joseph M. Beith, professor of In~ s urance at Indiana University, who wrote about it in hLI newsletter. The Insurance Forum. Beith has demonstrated how arcanethedlvidend calcula· lions are in the insurance industry. One policyholder wrote to Bankers Life Company (Des Moines) to ask how dividends were determined. Back cametlus reply: "DIVlDENDS ARE BASED UPON THE plan of in· surance, the amount of Insurance. the cost or matnt.aining re· cords, the amount of death claims, and of course, upon the earnings of the company for the year. Because the various factors areaubjectto change, nodlvidendis guaranteed." Another customer wrote to Prudential to find out bow bis divldendwasdetermined. Backcamethisreply: "While t.bb pollcy is in force other than as ext.ended or a;e.. duced paid·up insurance, the port.ion, if any, or the dtmible surplus of the company accruing upon the policy at each policy anniversary will be determined annually by the board of dJrect.ors, and will be credited to the policy as a dlvldend on such anniversary provided all premiums due hereunder have been paid in full to such anniversary and the losured la living attbattime." All clear now? Stock Prices Post Moderate Advance NEW YORK (AP) -Stock prices scored a moderate gain lody in an upturn attributed largely to intemal market forces. , The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks added 3.40 painlsto962.43. . . Gainers led losers by about a 3-2 margin among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. StfH!lu In The A~rfean Leaden Spot llglet Wlaat Stock. Did NIW '1'0,_I( ("Pl o.lty .... ,..... .., ~· O'o.-tl 6,715 See Game Tough to Be Up Says USF Boss The odds were against the na- Uoo'a No. 1 basketball team: The University of San Fran· cisco was lo play the defending AAU cha.mplon, Athletes in Ac· tlon. whdse starters all are col- le&e graduates; San Francisco's 6-8 forward, James Hardy, was out with a knee strain; And the game did not ...._ count on the Dom' record. "It's tough to get the kida up for a no-count game." said Bob Gaillard, the Dons' coach. "but It's eood experience for our players to play against tbls caliber of a team.·· Alter Thursday night's 104-85 thrashing by Athletes in Action at Anaheim Convention Center. San Fraqdsco's record re- DUUned 19-0. But the loss may bang like an albatross around the Dona' necks. The college basketball pollsters will see the unmarked record, but may also remember the0-1 record in exhibitions. An Orange County record basketball turnout of 6. 7U saw the tilt. Center Bayard Forrest, a second-round National Basket- ball Association draft choice. led the taller AIA club in reboWld· ing. and his replacement was Ralph Drollinger. formerly of UCLA. Cartwrl&ht, who scored 27 points, wound up exhausted. Earlier t.tus season. AJA beat Maryland •nd Joel close games lo Marque~ (by four points) and to Ore1on (by two). Irvin Kiffin paced AJA with 20 points. Ttm Hall and Drolllnger each scored 18. AIA, playing its first home 1ame ln 9~ years of existence. wound up outreboundlng the DooaS0-37. Kilfin, a 6-9 Oklahoma Baptist graduate, and Hall. 6-8, from Colorado State. combined with the 7-0 Drollinger to keep the Dons off the boards. Drollinger also hit seven of 10 shots from the field. The NCAA does not count re- sults or AJA games against its op- ponents' records. AlA Is 24·6. IRV1N KIFF1N (43) IS GUARDED BY USF'S MARLON REDMOND AS BILL CARTWRIGHT (LEFT) WATCHES THE ACTION. Bill Cartwright did all be could for the Dons, who at limes looked much like the best team ln the nation. But with four teenagers on the court most of the game, and with the 6-11~ Cartwright racing a freshman throughout, AlA won easily. Alter 364 straight road con· tests. Athletes In Action -the sports arm or the Campus Crusade for Christ -finally played a home game. "Well," said a spokesman for the team, "we didn't have much of a following for the first Dine years. and we didn"t thin.It we could afford to play any home games." Wmhined SeruJ~ns §hoi Down By ROGER CARLSON OftMo.ll'f" ........ NORWALK-A combined seasons of sports proposal, de· signed to give girls more equality in their struggle to gain recogni- tion and acceptance on the high school level with boys programs, was shot down Thursday al lbe CIF Southern Section Council meeting. The proposal, which would have put girls baskelball and volleyball, along with some minor sports, Into the same season with the boys, was nixed bya29-19vote. ln other action Thursday the following was acted on: 1. The CIF football playoffs tn.ve be<:n split Into eight group· ings, rather than four, with each classi/1calion consisting of 16 teams. 2 A propc>Sa.I to Umtt playoff berths to sports other tban fool· ball or basketball to two entries only was tabled to the March session. 3. Officials were granted a SZ pay raise across the board per usignment. 4. Monrovia High School Pined a surprlsln1 victory with an alt from the Pacific Leacue feet.be 19'n-78aeaaon. S. A recommendation to extend girls volleyball seaton from 18 to 221ames wu defeated. The big vote aod matter of con· cern, however, wast.be comblned seasons of sports stru11le. Arguments for the proposal ln· eluded pleu that lt would satisfy Title IX , the le1hlallve paperwork re1ardio1 equality reprdless of sex. the contenUoo that lt was morally falr, lbe fact that girl! seaaona are aborter than boys HUOllS wttb less COD· tests allowed. and an emoUonal plea regardlnl a press cUppln&, which condemned ,Ula sport.a aa no more than ,iortned recrea· tion. Father Jerqme CUmminp of B1ahop Dte10 Garcia Hlib of San· ta Barbara, formerb' of Banta Ana's Mater Del Hlgb, mflde the motion to turn tbe ilsue back to a anmmlttee for further 8bad.y. ,,--tb1nk lt would be tra&tc." .:ai.tt CUmmlnp, "that lf the fuue la put up for a al mple Yeti or no vote t.be men bere at tbls meetlq aQhl be labeled as .,alnst the pla'procrams. ''We need a eoluUoo. but a. bet· terone." A new commlttee wlll be Mlected at a future dat. to coa- tlmle trytn1 to come up w1tb a IDlutioll. Sports in Brief Kings Roll, 5-3; Race Tax Dropped ' Defenseman Dave Hutchison riOed in a 35-foot power play goal in the ~ond period, snapping a tie and Marcel Dionne added an insurance tally with 1: 10 left on another power play as Los Angeles downed Pittsburgh S-3 in a National Hockey League game Thursday night at the Forum. The Kings, who connected on four of six power play attempts, moved within four points or the second place Penguins ln the Norris J;>ivision race. Il was only the ~nd victory fOl' the Kings over the PenguJns in their last eight meetings. Goalie Rogie Vachon saved the triumph with 7:08 left, making a spectacular save on Rick Keboe's breakaway attempt. Tar Pia• Nbtftl TIJUANA -A plan to impose a S percent tax on winnings at Caliente thoroughbred race track baa been dropped. The tax was proposed Dec:. 30 by Mayor Fernando Marque& Arce as a mearu1 of producing $1 million ln Income annually for the city. A spokesman for the mayor confirmed the track's an- nouncement Thursday that the tax ts being called orr. PreTeamur....re LANDOVER, Md. -The Washinalon Bullets of the Na· Uonal Basketball Aasoctatlon, seeking a ballhandlin&Juard, have acquired Tom He erson from the Atlanta Hawks for forward Len ''Truck" Robinson. The Bulleta also will receive an undet«mlned draft cbolce from the deal, completed Thursday. Dolll1'9'1'°ft• Dies Jlldllgaa Tn_p .. ANN ARBOR, Micb . Michigan substitute guard David ; Baxter scored 10 points in the last 6: 13 of the game to help the firth- ranked Wolverines hold off 19th· ranked Purdue, 82·76. In Big Ten basketball aclion Thursday night. the victory gave Michigan a 5-0 conference r~ord and sole poueasion or first place. Purdue ufered its first conference loss. Green's 65 Leads Crosby Goff Tourney PEBBLE BEACH CAP) - Hubert Green took advantage of the rare, almost windless condi- tiooa subdued awesome Pebble Beach with a seven-under-par 65 " and established a one-stroke lead Thursday ln the flrat round of the $200,000 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am golf tournament. "It's unusual, finding Crosby weather like this," said Green, a three-time winner last season. ''Usually It's awful. And this is justoutatandlng." But Green, one or the corps of Yount men rapidly claiming the tour for lbelr own, wasn't count· log the tournament won. "You can't get cocky here." he said. •'Th.la golf course can eat your lunch and the bag you brought It lo." ......... TIM HALL (50). WINFORD BOYNES (,.) VIE FOR REBOUND. AlA has a second bome game next week against Nevada-Las Vegas the nation's seventh· ranked team. Athletes In Action ls based In Anaheim and Tustin. * * * USF Ill -A~cl r t-4 16, eo,..e, r o.o 14, CMtwl_,. 11 s.. n , Coa 1M._w1111em,1 Q.O •. H-tton I Q.Ot, Tho__, l ~4 11, <illlltrtO I 2 1, ~I 2°'44. TOC.IUS IS.tU:S. ATHLETES IN ACTIO .. 104 -Klffln •CM 11. Hfll • 2-4 20, FoN'esl 4 CM1 I, u-.... r 4 ._. 1.2 • ...,_ -·w n. Tl'loml>Mll\OCMIO, ..... ,, •• ~ 1-111,0c.· -0 CM o ... _ l H •• Orolllf191tr 1 .... II. Total a ... , .. ., !04. Hitlnlmt: Allll9'es '" Action ••• USF .. Fou!W OUl-Orolll~. Towlfooilt-U$FU,Alllllltftlh Adlaotlf. WAC Schools Fight Switch The Western Athletic Con- ference is fouling up plans for a s peedy trans ition into the Pacific-10 Conference by Ari:iona State Univers ity a nd the University of Arizona. officials of the Arizona schools said Thurs· day. The presidents of the six other WAC schools have told their athletic directors not to negotiate with the two Arizona schools, which want to get out of WAC football games scheduled through 1982. WAC presidents sent a tele- gram to ASU and U A saying they feel there ls a legal and ethical commitment to honor the schedllles. The Arizona schools. which hope t.o play a seven-game PAC-10 s chedule in 1978 to become eligible ror Rose Bowl compeUtJon, contend there is no legal commitment. The two Arizona schools re- portedly have offered WAC schools $75,000 per game for future contests. rather than the flat guarantee or $25.000 they have now. LONG BEACH -Henry "Hank .. Hollin1wortb, 52, for more than 26 years a IPOIUW'riter and columnist for the Independent, Preas- 'feleeram, bas dled of an ap- parent heart attack at bis home in Lakewood. Oilers, Marina Collide nc ... ....,, Guard Kevin Heenan scored 15 polnta to lead a balanced Cal St.tte (Fullerton) attack Thurs- day nl&ht u the Titans beat visit· lnc San Jose State 84-84 in a Pactllc Cout Athletic A1aocia· tion baaltetball 1ame. J\&llerton led U.29 at halftime and never trailed aa it improved ita PCAA record to 2-1 and its oven1J mart to lG-$. Former Fountain Valley Hilb atar BlD Ml1ler bad 12 potnta fol' tbeTltanl. Rubber Makh Tonight at Huntington Beach By GLENN WHITE ()f .. DellyPl ... ltaff Orange County's most pre· atigoua and probably Its keenest basketball rivalry renews tonight at Huntington Be•ch High where the host Oiiers tackte the Marina Vlkln1a. It tips off a18. Marina, also a Hunttn(lon Beach acbool, ii faced wlth near- certaln elimination from any Sunset Leque UUe uplraUona lf it loses t.olJlibt. caaiona ... eapecially in the shoot-ing department. They connected on 50 percent of their shots, whereas in previous efforts they went lnto horrendous alum pa. Against La Habra they mllsed 22 consecutive field goal tries. Aiainst another team they mis- sed 12 ln succession. "We have to be consistent to beat Marina," Combs admits. "We bave to shoot well, cut down our miltakes abd huaUe to win. And I th1Dk in our put few games we have been dovelopinl those quaUtitel. says. "Huntington Beach Hl&h la an especially tough place to play. I don't know why, but their kids always seem to play well and in· tensely at home." Marina la sparked by senior Tony Warren, who averages U.2 points per game and who ls also a aolld rebounder . Leland Bruce la Marina's No. 2 scorer with an 11.1 average. Huntington Be•cb bu three players avera1in1 in double niuru with Cary Burt leading the way at 13.1, followed by Clark Sima (J.8.0) and Gary Coot.reru (12.5). :~CIA Depth Co•eer11s Phelps The Vlkin11 dropped their leape lld..Jlfter to tJtle-faYOl'lte Fountain Valley Wedneaday nlfbt. ADd two .... lJl • t.o. 1ame loop aeuon would Juat . about be eurtalDa for tbe 191'1 SunMt cbampM>o Vlkiop. ''To develop coaalateocy you bave to develop ~dence and coocentraUon." Steve Pcpoyjch, coach of lbe Vlkinga, abo puts bis victory bopel t4JDllbt on b1I team'• abili- ty to be CODl1sleDt. Burt lQJured an ant.le Wedoes· day but la apected to play. He'• tou1h on the boards, as ii Sims. Huntincton Beach probably bu tbe edae lo quickness and dqtb. Marina filura t.o bave the advaotace oo the board.a. . : INDIANAPOlJS CAP> -NOU. Dame, fresh from lta lon1· clelayed elpth Yldory ot th• MMOn, la buay preparlo1 for &IAday'a oaUonally telnlaed laatetball 11me a11ln1t loth· nted UCLA -a 1am. lrt1b C9ttb DfH•r Phel~a19 eouJd ~ dllftcultlet for t.am. ~ Tbe lrlab 1e.an.d ... aon -• rub, -~ tMtf om PIMI IDd cllmbial to tbe ra.nklaa lD Tbe A.Noc.lat*' ~~~ tbeD tbe1 went l11· r*> a rr-• :r to Jttnback)' •. PMeeton; Villanova and •• quett. _before thra1bln1 little 8tonebll1 Colle1e lD a mllmateb Monday Dllbt. Now tt ls Ume ,,. to~ tor the BnalD1, • team NOb'e Dame upeet ln Lot AllfelH, -.., earlier thtt Muon. Kore tban aoythtn1 elHl. PbelJ)I u~ cooeem •boo ' ta. 8nUI dlotb and hit tum'• dlftdenc-Y. tn that depWa taaeat. "l don t tblnk we can mat~b •em nln• 1uy1 •1atntt nine . I -·-. Bund.qtGG Beach, ftaured u Fountain Valley'a m,oel aerioul challen1tr, baa sputtered U>rou1bout the c:ampalp ud p_uta a t0-1 record a11la1l llarina'tNmark. Ho"ever tbe Ollen an rr.11 from wba! WM perb•PI their moat lmpo1ln1 etfort of UM seaton-u 11-48 maulln1 of w .. tm..._. ec::.:.~:-~·l:u.. ~ · 1ltteae1 the)' Md bMll lacklnl on • 10 IQ enr preYlou• oc· "We need t.cM1 pard play -pualnl~ handling and shoot· ln1," ch qya. "To 1t.1,y In there w Jhmtlqtoa we have to control the came tempo and do t.be Job OD the board.I." llartaa did do t.b• jOb on tbe boards ID the tut half of the Fountain Valley 1ame. But the VUtes wen badly outbOudecl in ..,. ftnt two perloda. .. We bave to attack Hunt· . la a 'a defense. too." PopoYicb The aeries bu produced close aames with nine of the 20 bavtnJ bHn dedded by four polnta « lesa: A.od each school bu woo 10 t.lmea. Oddly, no aame bu 1one to overtime. And it all atarted wtth a bent' wbea Oller Ore1 Snyder c~td two rre. tbrowl with one aeCond to play, llvtnc t.be U8H8 Runt· lnstoa tum a 64-43 verdlct over )(arlna. l ,.. . . . . .. Corona, l.agwma, CM Vie ,,,day. J!nu!y 21. 1m South Coast Biggie: El Toro at SC Barons, Edison Ill U wW be lbe apeed cl 1:1 Toro'• Cbarrert acainat tbe belOl ol Sao ClementA!'t Tritooa whet> the two team.a, both ranked amoe1a the top le Ila Oraoae Oounty, coWde at I toaiabt ln a plfOt.al South Cout Lea1ue baaketbalf game at Saa Tbe Corona del Mar Clemeot.e Hl&h. m.11 Su Klnp are es· Aa the le.,ue nears t.be b&llwa1 polnl cl it.a f.ected to talle • 6-0-1ea1on, San Clemente and Corona del Mar are CS•· eat u e ret'ord tnto adlocked for the lead wilh s-o f'eCOC"da. And £J Toro Tueaday '1 s howdown b only 000 back at 4·1. San Clemente i. rated No. 4 with San Clemente when ln Oraaee County; El Toro i.. No. 8. t.IM1 flniah pla)'ina the bolt Dua JUU. Dolphloa Stan DeMqP>'• Tl1tooa. 12·3 overall, have toot1bt in South Cout abo won et&bt •trailht and rate u ravontea, baled Lea1ue buketball pll)'. m a lroot llne tbat leatu.ra 6-7 BlU Neely, 6-G Ted In other uUon tonieht. Hettlnea and M John CaNOn. Plus,. the Trit.ooa Costa M•a b at Irvine's University Hieb and La1una Beach invades MlHion VteJo. AU tiports are ats. c. .... def • .,. (S-f) a& Dua llUJa Cl_.) -The Dolpbw face the 11me problem qllinst Corona del Mar that lbey d1d a1aln1t San Clemente - a bel,btdLladvantqe. Area JC, Prep Wrestling Report ~<-.e 1•11n1 -v....., , ..... ,,, ... ,, .. ,_bylorlMI VARSITY Wllh none taller than e-z. the Dolphins fell 89-58 to San Clemente, and Corona dt>J Mar featurea 6-6 Jack Tuz and 8·7 Alex Black 1a. V0..1'QIOIOK,,~D-O IM \11-.w4'll IOI-l',.,.,.i1 ••J wt-,1 ... .., IOI <lo< 5'ftl\!> U t llO...._o.., IAl <1oe Cr4109 IM tta-S.rr•no 101 Iii......, C,..,..,,.,,. rn .. , .. ,_ v .... 1•111111 c..i. ..... tr '°''"'u 1MVIP1-.Afl1Nro JU The Sea Kings, No S. ranked ln lhe CIF 3·A poll, have won five atral1ht. Cossa Jina (Z-J) at Ualnnby U~) -The Muatangs can stay ln contention for a post· aeasoo playoff berth with awjn. And with 6·4 Gary WUls, l-3'h Stan Miller and 6-3 Steve Parrino averaging to double figures, the Mustangs fl•ure t o d e feat a University team that is 6·12 ove?'all. Roger Poirier (15.3) leads Uni. L••ua Beach <l·-0 at MbalH Vtejo < J ·~ > - Rated u a t.ouup, the game matches Laeuna '1 8·6 Ben Bacon 08.0) against Mlaslon Viejo'• amaller Dlablos who bave loet lour league 1ames by U polnt8. ~rnle Hawkins (10.6) leada Ml.uloo Viejo. ..,-<a,..lr• IOI <lo<~ r J ll•-•Mil-(Al _...,forl .. 1 ... -tc ... i.y 101 dlK "'-•• 1 ... Mwy-Glt119r1 IAI Iii-F,..""~ Jd "'AlllSIT'I' e .. _ 1111 "" ~" ... ti ~Mwald lf l 00< U>OQe S-0 IOS-Cvrr• 1Elc19< J (Nf_,, •. 11•--0wtn IE I Pllln801t..,.11n\ S It. 111 llrown I Ml dloc D••I• t J 17'9 Tre10 IMl<lot< V••"•'' •H-Gruner IE I Pl,....., M<Ooll•lcl '11 ICO "'"d•r\On C1;1 oec ,_, • 111 0 8elet!QOf !Ml Of-0 fUU .. Uo-Bo,.., IEI .. P•ll•rwn•-7 ••1 Wll"'" IM) OK 'lt«alMl*' f.2. 111-ll•h•r I El won by-II 1tl Vell•y lfl_...,._11. "•t-CM"" '"'' •-1ec1n Ir•. JUNIOtt Y41tt1TY •••-•tt1 tDl -.,_Sl•h t1111 Dl-•..-r9'\ J O. !Of-l.Alle,. IRl _ .....,.1.0. "•-Taylor 11!1_ .. _,, 1).1. in.-...,,.,.,.,.,_",,..,"° 1-t llMI' IMJ ct; ... Wllfl c..Noftl 11 IH-A-IRI c1oc-. .. , 14-'-0ellle IMI ,._ l.1-ot" 1 to t-k-IMl-bylorle11. •s.-•-·· (fl -by,_, ,., _,, .. m ... IE' -..., IOf"ft•I ln-ttt"' Ill -by 1-11 lti-S••-l!)WOttbytort•ll Hon-1m..,.,, fl!l ....-11, • .,,. 1.n . '"°'"'~ •ttl-(Jtl lt11Mlor1M •1 '°''"'"'°'o IMI ._ M<....,..,. , .,, tOl-Trulllle IMICIK,..._M, 11• Sll<lt•llll-t~ .. I. E gl MD m kl•lp1fl!J-Hllleftt.S. a AG '" Vetov•l•l9ltwlld11-t:U. '"'°' •U-1'""'1• IU-\.aWl1..i. 1-.. tCl'l•.....,~J. 111-Mell\lmuyll (Ml --.cl 0.-.lt ' ... In Action Locked ln a three-way tie for fint place Ln the Century League, Estan- cia (eo.t. Mesa) HJgh's Ea•l• are on the road t.onl1bt (8) at Villa Park. And in Angelus League buketball aeuon, Mater Dei RJlh ot Santa Ana will try to get oft the Ooor from two one-point loues when lt bosta St.bop Amat. Tipoff ls at 7:30. The Ea&lea or Estan- cia coach Dave Carlisle. wlth a vtctory at Santa Ana Valley under their belt.a, have a relaUvely euier taa.k ahead t.onJght a1al1'st Villa Park. a ~am with a 4-~rall mark aa opposed to Eatancla'1 12-4 creden- tials. Pacln1 Estancia Is the l ·2 pW>cb ot guard R•y Or1U1 aod a front Une duo of Pete Neumann and Jlm Pncf' Neumann a nd Price "ombined for 37 polnU In helpln1 Estancla to Its victory OVl'r Santa Ana Valley, their be1'l com· baned effort nf the aeuon. Buketball Pro Scores 1•-l...:.1 IM ldKICel-J0I. 161 ........ ftl (l!)<loe,~ ..... HI --Grlllllll !Ml <lo< l'rl .. 1·'- 1'1-<.1..-11 IU-C.-!fttJ.O. M•t-H•lloll 1&1,.._,,..,,. • .,:H. VMlllTY ..._. .. v..., ur1 c.1 ..... , .... ... '1-ltOOf"'I'''-~,.. *--11'19c IMtll>wttt 11._I Lll\l .......... ~IJ It. 1n -G Ll,.IMl_W..,_.t 11'-41• .,.,_ .. ,.,.~. 11'1 - .... " .... 11 I" c-11"1 dlk IA<k~,., l«I '-"' ,,,_ ,,_,,_ io-a. UI -><ell ll'ldlK.,.._y .. J ,,. ..... 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Oawst.J'• No. 1 ,,., b•btba!J t.a~ Pouata'n Vall•y, aM llcaatla"=ea~b 11 J:d.tton eye YletorJ No. 21n IA..,_,.. batk•tbaH aetlo• \ODllbt-and both ar~• favored to do Just t.bat. ' Los Al Results Tb• 8arou ~ Fowa• taln Valley. wttb lo~; pla1era avera1in1 la: double n,_. beb1Dd U.. 1uard play of = ·.-Ba.rrloe, blv.de N Barbor. SPOITS E8tancia S . . WllDIDJDg Outlook HCOltO lllAC9 -«IOyWft.,..., ... Al--""-.... ~ICl!tdl..._1 n• tUO rAlt ~114ar11 Ull JOO Olllllli• 1'-""'-"'1 • fO Tl--tO .... AIM ''" -,._'Ill OHf. Lltfle ..._llO ""-· Ollklitll o.1e. Rockl• Oueeft.N11 0-,M1 Oo'flcl.,._, NeK•ett ..... TMl•O lllAQ -1111111...,._ J ..,..,. °'"' & llP. ~ ...__._ Pwte SMOe. llD',. Go IW""-1 ts.It Ull ! Ill l'lct1es11 1c,......1 s.oo uo o.q.,.,,,r,_., ,., "--11n. AIM ran -OM lt .. lelife, 1¥re! lrel". Melld Pl<toed. MittltlY Tep Jet, Corti-•., • .NI. !>cretclled -0.Vkll,._, "'0U•Tfll llACl -Gh ...... ,..,.., Old• & ""' C1atmlno l'WwUOIO. Ce!"""''·~ ICl.,ltwl o.orr•11C,....1 •• 4A 1'Dd Edl1oa la at ~f,!:'!'~~ 1• W..unluter. a team trJ· Aho ''" -~~ ~ er..41. Int to rebound from • ~~::.v~=-. ·~ ..... !'·podlnt 1taefflq 1at ttlaf k••tow -o..0o.._owtt aaa o unt DI o• '•~.,.....,...~.,_ S.acll Wtdn.da1 nlll&.: Ptnte uca~,.....,-Bot b 1am •• ar~: 01ck & ..., c;1e1-.. ,... .... 6 tebed\lled to bqin It I. ·~ ="';:,-':;, uo •.• ut Pountaln Valley, JJ.t:: Hvtllt• ,. ..... 1......,,_I S.• UI for U.. MUCJD and t9 : ,._1Ke,1T-.i u. runaway leader •f.• """ -•.& 0 ,..,~·-' belt. • k••k!W-~0#1. ranae ""'llltt. wult sin" •AC9 -:0 ·~· a -· ~· INd the• OllS>Olma•-btiupon ~ Olcb & "'° (1_,.. """""UJOO. , "' - 1.i.o. ,., .. "' efenae and acorlo&. IMltc:,,.111 ll.40 1IO ttO r:::u-1 ... _t ... -.. t-Go9o!M n'-.1 S• 1M Ill.I UHi u.11 -.,· Mt Temo1c..,.u1 ,,., ion anyone player. !\:• ;;:'~·...., .,,, o-. _. Barrioe i. tbe lead•r • Pr'"'·""'· it-MM. ONtt c:-"". •lth a IT .2 aver•••• 1..e~~:!:::!dT.:~:"· followed by Scott. Fed ue.a>. 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A.aotber cont.at in the aame vela could be the Barona' W>• dolna. aJtbouch Newport bu the ICOriat potential to atay wtth F'V ln re- latl ve eoatact-rree ac-• Uoo. Newport's aces are Jlob Galey and Roll Schwalbe. while Edi.loo baa been cUcktq beblnd lhe acortnc or td Bell and Bob Herson ror moat u 1 .. c1a _ , __ "-& offtaoutput.. 1•Jtt1MHMe,l'tNIM7.M, '"HTH ltACS -HI YtrOl J 'l'Mt OIClt & up. Clelm1"9. Ce4H-. ....,,.._ 12000. OlckeyOM!W 10.lotn1>4'1 !I.JO •.ID 1«1 !(It-ell IH_,I UO SAO It"" 8-y A"' IT,..wrtl •.00 "--le.Jr. Barber Fete Set .. ., "'''° ,.,, -lt"'°'11"t v ... He't Off, Off l.1 .. (b ..... 1"1111111•. "'"' Gold. ~. Tetw10ooo. S<retcllClcl -lllM ""'-ltUf'I. WUHe Barber, a real· dent of ea.ta Mesa IDd u •ucu -'"'**'" o..-r • • tbree·Ume U.S. uUonal ll'=..:!~~-seniors 1011 champion, • wW be bcloored 11ritb a Sophomore Tom Wueatbort alon1 with fre a bman Dennis sec at Riverside speclu pro.am cel•brtt1· 1olf tournament and testimoa.lal dlnner at LOI Coyotes Country Club la' Buena Part on Feb. 14. Junior Ty Sebmldt will '" actlon m the 200 and the 500 with sophomore Tom Ruahl.ng aJding in the freestyle. Prep Soccer VAllSITY ....... Ill (fl _,,.,...., EOhOn -'"Cr-•, Sllrtl1'Q 1 .IUltlOlt VARSITY at11tert 111 Ill WHlm- l dt"°"_..I C.00.,,_ """'"'' "°'""~ • ._ m 101~'"""'"' ldltOfl eo.i•· \If~, VAllSITY .. --.--.e<" m "' "'-',... RIVERSIDE-<:oach Paul Peak'• Southern CalUornta Colle1e Van1uards baaketball team of Costa Mesa bopea to aveqe a pair of early aeaaon defeats away from home this weekend. Ton1'bt lhe V&Dfuards take a 1-1 NAIA Diatrlct m. Soulbem DMsloo re- cord into actloa at Cal BapUat ColJege bere wtth Upoff at8. Banquet8 • Steve Rlkbabani was Hlected most valuable player at Edlaon <Ht.mt· lo1ton Beach> H11b 's sports award• banquet Moocby nleht, honoring the Sunset Lea•ue cbam- 1 pkJnahlp football team. · Special award win· nera: M-l"'f(Ort llH<ll QOelt 9nirnett ) V•,...ity ~ ... , I(.....,, C...teo~ lte"C!y x l>wer1r, ~1 JUltlCMI ¥411ttTY v .. _ °"9n.i,.. &e<w JIM JvOO ........ liNCll171tJI._.,.. """'.,, ........ Oflt<>tl ... Ll-.wi ". K .... "fl ~ '· ..,..,_ J, "-· "Oll•d•y' Motl v.1 ... 111. c.,,. .... ,_ 0ornr ... Wlllt•. ......... o.i.n.i.. ... • Jtll ,,.,1111 -· KOrf"4: ~ .. ...,... Ve!-0.,.,..i,.. U,..,.,..,.. •-Y ,ltOIK-'°'1t kllwet'll; M.,. NOlefl "'••fd H-....... 9eedlUNtl Metf"9 fr1en ~ .. ,.,,,_,Gout- \'AUITY ••• SllMk\, MOU Velu•l>I• JV "'Hiiiei~ Y•ltey UI Ill Nftr"'1 ,.._: 11...0y "-'·JV'-"'" Han.. Chli<• (tewlOrtl Motl Vel11tlll• F v Kortnv l!r\klM. Wooct!t•IO ,...,., ~ ..... ••llh\11•111 Nt,.llOfl \(Ofl"9 ICtrllllfuQ ~rttll-0- JU .. 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The Va:Dl\W'da beset Tbe SPGA ii coord.lnat· by problems ln~Judlnt ln1 tbe tournament that injuries this season sets under way at 10:30 • with a sbcqun start wtC.b have a 6-7 overall record. a tleld ot 30 pros and 90 Tom Mc:Court. a Junior emateun forward averqing 15.3 Barber· carved out a points per game, bas 72·bole, thMander-par been released from the 280 on the three cbal1en1· team tn t be latest lnl counea at Wlpam change. c o u n t r y CI u b I n Ted Bergerson con-IJtcblleld Park, Artzon ... tlnues to lead the to wtn bJ.a thJrd straJfbt' V d lD 1 g UUe 111tyear. anguar • •cor 0 Included in the field with a 16. 7 averaee. Sophomore center Ran-were sucb well-known dy Adams la hitting at a pros aa Tommy Bolt, 13.1 clip with David Bar· Bob Duden. Charlie Sll· ron at 11.3 and Fred ford, Jack Fleck, Fred Gluler at 10.1. Jeff Hau, Duke Glbaon, Malstead ii aU.5 and the Jobnny Bulla, Marty newest member o( the Fur1ol. Eric llontJ and team, Tom Crunk , fs HarvteWard. avera1tn1 8.0 tor live For further lnlorm• sames. Uoo, call 752-1889. • 109 ., .. _, 0.... Ill J lil<W'"11.,. (V"''1 ICl•lf Ill Tl-1,00 l 100 11•"-t a11ot IVPI J J . " ............ IU) "~ 11!1 TllM: 1 11 • U1tlY .. llty 1111 '"' Ot"" Hiii• '1--41• '"''""" l(u ll"Q IUI •net w1111.,..,, t lot T. Wllll•m\ 101 WOil &y IMft tl IU-Jt11tma tl>l _,...,,,,..,.11 ltt-Mal"""Y IOl-lrf IOrftol 11'-S..n IUI -0!»1,..,. :HI UJ-S"'I"' IVI dlK ,__,, :..0 t.o-°"' ... IUI <»< H•m••eno .1.0. ur-s-101<1oe !lcNR• > o Bosketball champions from U1e Mesa-Newport Dl11trlct entered Include ,;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;==-;;;:;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii Carolyn Dre11en1 and Brent Prouty (S.9>. Llia NO ~••fl -I _, IV"'J 1 G Awnt"'P tl!I 1 1.~u ta Tl,.,,.. I If •to '''" ••l•l'-1 I I Toro !J. AuerlleMO 0 ~. HllGM•. 0..-1• IU . Freshman Basketball •Jtt«1tt•1 • .. >&Av....., 1.tttfMf llU ' C14l lteM• C-~ 1t1 , llJI GtM Veit MW" lltl ( 11•1 "*""• l(fWWtlefC!lltl 0 , .. , °"""' ...... '" " 1111 c:--•t1•MI• tcet'lftt .... $1111111 2, Melle<• 4 Hetfll-JI )!. ....... ~,., ,., .. ,_ ""'' '" ,. ••1$<11"" -1111 , 1111 Met•enoe ......... IJJI c (ti~ .... •""'1,.. ,., 0 '" c:.v1,,.,_ '-"''llO !ti 0 Cltl .. u MY uwl"' -~ •· ~"' I, 1.e•tte f t1. a.C1C1o t. Or-m 1, ...,,.,,,...,., Helfl1"1e MY, »tt. ~-.._ ..... llC11W ........... r A~lfl 041 ' UI Orou M. T~ llOI I' ,.,...,....., ~~· Cltl C 141 T ..... CMtrtr .. 191 0 fO Offltlllt 'I .... IHI 0 IAI UttifWr ... MWlflt Mlal J TWMf t, W•l-...... t. Dtt Let-f Nelltl-Ma,a..ll :~;.!.~~=~.:°"•", ;Dodda an d Scott Browoeberaer (10-lt > and Susan Otem and I Dav1dUttle (12·13). •The 'etter IClrCJClln•• CHINOOK S6S9S For the best choice In Chinooks, select from the large tnventory It • M1rqul1 Motors. Come In today I SALE! U/W DIVtNG LIGHTS D•rrelf.Abn Sport Dlv9f 280 .. Aeg. 114.00 Now '28.00 Oce•na Oce•n Pro ...... Reg. 121.• Now $21.M Aleo: Chem Ugflta ...••••..•.••••. 3 tof a.•u DICOI . ... s2•• 3 cu. h. ~# ~"SNclAr' ..... 4""'· Patio Co•tr Lmulber T20°/oOFF: ----Offw .............. ''"----IAUOAI ,_. .. ITOCa AMt MUCHi MUcH MDII ~ ........... .... 1409.; 17•-c-.. .... ONLVPtLOT Friday, Januery 21. 1917 Welcome Aboard By ALMON LOCKAIS!Y C. E. "Ack" AckermAD subscribed to the theory held ln some quarters that "ll God bad ln· tended boats to be built of fiberglass be would have creat· eel ncerg.lass trees ... Tbe muter boat builder died la•t week after a Ions ill· MSI bUt leaves a heritage of ~me of the finest wooden boat.I built ln tbia area. the moet nota-ble being the ..0-foot Newporter ketcb. Tbe Newportenru Ack's ideal crutatni boat for a couple. It ftnt took shape In his boat ACKaRMAM Jard at '188 W. 16th St., Coeta Mesa, and wu destined to~ fanious aa a comfortable, easy- to-bandle "down Eut" destcn with graceful lines, doChOaN and tn.utloaal scrollwork fiddlebead. 818 Plll8'I' INOO•PLETE boat was sold to a ~er and went oat of the yarCI as Newporter No. 1 and was christened Aquila. More than 10 of the 1achts were bunt in the Costa Mesa yard. Another _, Newporten were built by the Dorchester Ship· 1iralldlng Corp. qf Dorchester. N.J. which bad ~the production rlibt.s. • 11 Ack's shipbuilding ablllty came naturally. He wN the grandson of two sea captains. Hh first .. yacht" was a hog trough whose seaworthiness was t.elted in a creek in bis native wrsconsin at the age •• 41 aeven. By the time be was 12 he tried bis hand at i . otber era.ft with whatever boards and nails were at Mad. • Bob Nordakos ol van Nuys, a vetere of 30 yean In powerboat rac- ing, bas captured the hl1hly competitive American Power Boat AuoclaUon'a United States national cbam· pionsbip in the ET (in· board tunnel boat) class for the third strai&ht year and LI now eying the South American Of· fshore Power Boat cbamplonshlp for 11 1m. In the ET cham- pionship Nordakog drove a six-year-old Glutron Molinari. a conversion from the original out· board design. He was one ol the people who started the claas in 1973 and bolds the world speed record of 125.60 miles per hour which be set in 1974 . •I ..., ................ NATIONAL CHAMP Bob NOf'dakog In the South American Series Nordskoe will drive bis now-famous No. 11 Powerboat Matuine Special, the z.root offabore boat i_. which' be set two con- aecutive offshore speed recorda in 1975 and 1976. His current record is Im.~ miles r hour. America'• C'11p Intrepid Eyes Third Triumph HONOLULU <AP> -The yacht Intrepid. twice winner of the America's Cup, bas begun its Journey toward a hoped-for third Cup victory. The 12-meter rac:lng yacht Is being shipped to San Diego, where 'deck modifications and shakedown trials wlll take place, officials said. While in San Diego, the boat will compete against another challenger. the Enterprise. Intrepid, which won the America's Cup ln 1967 and 1970. was recently purchased by Bob Miller. a marina developer, who indicated Gerald Driscoll will skipper lhe yacht during competition. Driscoll was skipper during lntrepid's unsuccessful trials against Courageous lo 1974. Intrepid ls slated to be trucked to Newport. R.J., ln mid-May. OFFICL4L SENTENCED SAN FRANCISCO Morrta Phillips Jr., CAP> -A redevelop-39, was sentenced by ment otncial convicted U.S. Diatrtc Court Judge of attempting to extort 8 Stanley Weigel. who bribe bu been sentenced called the offense .. a to three years in prison serious violation or and a $10,000 fine. public trust." "Ar Johnsoo (.,Son you re rreoted llke o member ot rhe family I bou<Jht o cor here before Theres never any high pressure, and Ive hod no complcunts or problems. That's why I recommend you drive 10 Johnson 6 Son. Their Gold@n Touch Service is the ONLY woy to buy Give ·em o try" ~ COJHTY'S WET lMlCU·~ ~ 66 YEARS IJ' FR£Nll.Y rN.llY SBM:t! lit *"'**I ohnson&son 2020 HAR90R BlVO COSTA MESA 640-5630 "" . At age 15 Ack moved with his family to \ .Portland, Ore., where he was soon to become ap· =·ced to the Teellng Boat Works at the FROM JANUARY 17 lO FEBRUARY28, ITS CELEBRATION 77 ATlOt'OfA. me salary of $2 per week, belp¥ig to build Alaska trawlers for the fishing neet. . WREN BE WAS 11 BE migrated to Sao Diego '· ... 1lllere be was employed by the M.inke Boat Yard '91fore coming to Wilmington to open bis .. build ,. )OW' own" boat yard during the depression. He would frame up boats and help the owner complete the job. His assistance, the use of power tools and yard space was charged at the rate of $10.$15 per month. The operation was moved to Alhambra and later Azusa and became the Ackerman Boat Works. By 1949 some 259 boats had left the yard. With the advent of World War II, Ack found hlmself some partners and founded the Ackerman Boat Company. Their first order was for four 72-foot vessels for Great Britain. As the business ex· panded. a 16·acre location on the Lido Peninsula in Newport Beach provided access to the water and over 100 vessels of up to 96 feet were constructed for Great Britain and the U.S. Army and Navy. BE SOLD IDS INTEREST in the boat business to Consolidated Steel and devoted his time to build· IJll his own 45-foot Murray Peterson-designed schooner, Island Girl, a project under ways since before the war. - In 1M6 be sailed with bis wife and another cou· Vo plje to Tahiti where be and his partners boueht a -. ftOilla plantation. Be operated this until restless· · · *85 toot over and he again pulled stakes and sailed ~Island Girl to Hawaii. After cruising the islands tor a spell he sailed back to Newport Beach where •began work on the 4e1lgn and construction of bis tilloved Newporterf ;: Ack wilJ be sorely missed around the Harbor Area. but bis ru'gedly bUilt. safe boats will be <lrOCmd for a long time to attest to his love of the sea. .. ~Four Yacht Clubs ~Hosting Regatta.s Four Oranse County yacht clubs bave ICbedu.led rqatta actlvi· \J this weekend as the 19'7'1 season builds up toward the Southern Callf ornla Yachting As· aociatlon Midwinter Repua Feb. 19-21. 1be Udo late Yacht Club will boat adult Sabot aallors in tbe first of a atties oo Saturday; the Voyagers Yacht Club will award the Jack Sharkey Memorial TtoobY tot.be winner or a Lucfen.UJ series Satur· day ; the Newport Harbor Yacht Club will It.art Lebman-12 sailors • • quest ol the Corkett , Trophy on Sunda1 and tllle Finn akippers will be · l competlns in the lnslee Series OD Sunday. The Capistrano Bay Yacht Club is kicking off Performance Handicap Racing Fleet sailors in the first of the San Juan Series on Sunday. In the Los Angeles Harbor area, lhe Seal Beach Yacht Club ls holding a Frostblle (look, Ma, no frost) Regatta for Sabots and lasen on Saturday; the Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club will staae the third race of Its Winter Series on &Jnday, and the Hunt· lngton Harbour Yacht Club is Inviting keelboat ski~ to compete in an invitational regatt• Smld.ay. The Southern Californla Yacbtinl M · aoclation has not yet ls sued the calendar for the Marina del Rey, San Diego, and north and in· land.areas. 1'be futeat draw ln tM We1L • .a Daily PU°' ClHalfled Ad. Phone eG-1178. Buy a Toyota noo while we celebrate. It's our way of thanking you for making Toyota the number 1 selling import. Choose from 27 great new 77 Toyotas. Cars and trucks designed and engineered for quality and total economy. And right now your local Toyota Dealer has a big selection of Corollas, Coronas. Celicas and Tough Toyota Trucks. Look over a wagon, sedan, coupe or pick-up. Then .... BUY A TOYOTA ... Toyota buys you a gift. But what a gift! A gift with a retail value of $100 or more. Take your choice from 7 things you've always wanted. It's our way of celebrating being Number 1. And your chance to splurge without splurging. How many times have you looked at a special watch or camera or binoculars or po.var tool and said "Boy, ...,.,... HWMtlc:G 3&ftm c.m... CdS elec!rlc ..,.. automatically adjuSts trottElf apeed, coupleO range lindel, 112 8 lens. would I like to treat myself right now!" And now you can . But the treat's on us Buy any new Toyota car or truck between Jan. 17 and Feb. 28, 1977, at your participating Toyota Dealer. Then select any one of the gifts above. It's yours FREE-we'll send it to you for buying a new Toyota. When we celebrate, we really celebrate! JACKIE HYMAN, Edhor .. Arts I Dining Out . Entertainment EEKENDER . • . Concerts Worihy Of Notes Friday, January 21. 1m DAIL V PIL01' f.. Ptincipal cellist Ronald Leonard will solo Saturday . . Trumpeter Bobby Shew joins jazz concert . , . , Op Phi·lharrnonic layers Pull Strings Brass Shines . in Jazz·. Appearances by three top pro- f essional jazz musicians will highlight Orange Coast College's jazz marathon concert Sunday in the OCC Auditorium , 2701 Fain'iew Road, Costa Mesa. Kubis, a former OCC jazz stu- dent, will have six of his selec· tions performed by the Advanced Jazz Ensemble. • A total of 70 Jazz musicians wt1t. take part in the marathon. Brahms' Double Concerto and hubert's Symphony No. 9 in C Ill be featured when the Los Angeles Philharmonic comes to Orange County Jan. 29. The concert, SPonsored by the Orange County Philharmonic Society, will begin at 8: 30 p.m. in the Santa Ana High School Auditorium, 520 W. Walnut, San- 1taAna. · James Levine. music director of the Metropolitan Opera, will condu ct. Two of the philbarmonic's top musicians will solo in the Brahms work: p rincipal concert mas ter /associate conducto1 Sidney Harth and principal i:ellist Ronald Leonard A SVMPllONY preview wilJ gin at 7 p.m . the same evening n the auxiliary theater adjacent the auditorium. The lecture. related to the .vening program and followed ya question and answer period, 11 be given by Dr. Maurice Al ard. formerly associate pro easor of music at UC Irvine and ounding direetar of the Irvine uter Chorale. Allard is cur- rently engaged in conducting re- gion a I workshops in Utah. Arizona and other areas for the National Association of Teachers of Singing. Conduct.or Levine has had a meteoric rise to fame on opera and symphony podiums in America and Europe . In the Southern California area, he has conducted the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Mus ic Center, the Hollywood Bowl and other locations. SIDN£Y HARTH Joined the Los Angeles Philharmonic in the 1973/74 season, becoming the first musician in the orchestra's history t.o hold the PoSitioDB of both con certmaster and as- sociate conductor (in September 1976, Harth's first chalr position was designated principal con- certmaster). Distingwshed American cellist Ronald Leonard has appeared as soloist with leading American or- chestras and is an acclaimed chamber music performer. HE CAME to Los Angeles from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York. where he ... Previewer Allard was professor of cello. Leonard Joined the Los Angeles Philharmonic as principal «llist in 1975 and shortly thereafter re- ceived enthusiastic approval for his performance of the Elgar Concerto at the opening concerts of the 1975-76 season, when he substituted for the late Gregor · Platigorsky. Tickets at $7 and $6, students $3, are on sale at the Orange County Philharmonic orrice, 201 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach, 92663, phone 646-64Jt, and at Jmmetta's Ticket Agency, Dis- neyland Hotel. The marathon begins at 2 p m. and tickets are priced at $2. Tickets are on sale lo the OCC Student Bookstore and in the music department office. They will also be available at the door. Guest professional soloists for the concert are tenor saxophonist Pete Christlieb, trombonist Carl Fontana and trumpet player Bobby Shew. THREE OR ANGE Coast College Jazz groups will also be featured in the marathon. They include the Saturday Jazz Workshop Ensemble. the Begin- ning Jazz Ensemble and the Ad· vanced Jazz Ensemble. All three groups are under the direction or Dr. Charles Rutherford, OCC professor of instrumental music. The three jazz groups will perform works by Don Menza. Woody Herman, Buddy Rich, Alf Clausen, Kim Richmond, Herbie Hancock, and Don Schamber. Compositions by OCC students Chuck Oollens and Mark D1 Lorenzo will also be presented. Professional writer Tom Works by student composer Chuck DollefJs (left) and professional writer Tom Kubis will be presented Sunday at OCC. ·' -· . .• •l ~ . .,,. > :=-: .. : . ... -· .:::. Brorize Sculptur@ Id West Revived • m I • ByMAJlCIA FORSBERG I OU• O.tly 1'1191 '4.tft · When Sioux wanton traveled t.o enemy territory for battle, adiUonally lbey rode one hone bile leldine a highly trained, led war pony, kept fresh for • uticipaled skirmish. Sculptor Sid Burns' bronze , • ' "War Pony" expresses the feverish excitement or the lively young horse lbat will soon be called upon to use its skill and special training. But there's more lo the piece than first meets the eye. The lit- tle extras. "the goodies" as he calls them. are the accurate and · · careful details, trademark or the ble attitude about his talent. round. •·1 like to Keep the editions former Laguna Beach resident. Although Burns bas never had limited, Crom 12 t.o 24 pieces," he an art lesson in his life. he bas said. THE PONY carries a hide-been creatJve with leather, pen Using the lost wa~ technique. wrapped lance, bow and quiver. and ink, pastels, pencil and b-., remakes the fie'ares every Around his neck is a medicine woodcarvings. . time and admits he CJltl lose ln- bag for good luck, supposedly It wasn't unUl he reachec! 50 , tttest in a piece. • filled with little spiders, fingers that he attempted his fl'l'st · Flrlt, he vi&uaU21et1 Ule Indian of enemies and pieces or scalp. bronze. ot ~owboy in the r-Qund In his A buffalo hide covers the ln-"I had always wanted to do mind. "I don'l sketch it. You dian's saddle. He holds a whip sculpture, but was afraid since a can't turn it around on a piece of and war shield. His rifle. used piece should be pleasing from all paper,'' he asserted. like a war club, is wrapped in sides. I'm still learning and striv· After building a framework, he shrunken rawhide. ing lo make each one better," he add• clay to form the basic horse Burns' ruddy, reddish· brown said. or saddle statue is western in flavor, with a He was raised in a shoe repair A rubber mold is made of the sagebrush accent and wrangler • shop, but the fourth-generation ''nude" figures. then the wax Is appeal. c'taftsman does n't remember poµred In . His subjects range from s leek " learning his trade. Indians to lonahorn ca,ttte: "It was just'handed down," he AT TJQS POINT Burns adds serious sheriffs. to tbt hard-luck. ,: recalled. wax "goodies" for realism - rodeo cowboy. I · " . . ropes and spurs and arrows and :-.. ' ~~ ,....,.... ' , ~ 8\r&NS BOtJGHT hls first re-feathers. "', .~ ~ ~O~N ~IN . Ok.l!~"l··-.oiU'~s 7,,.•pklrtho}jattheageo(19inSanta The piec.; is encased In a U-··~,l 1SP_~t.fou . •~p Wtth his • Barbara, and eventually opened quefled plaster-like mold, which 1· "' , -A(a,mUY ~ r cihet .I~ th,e T~u onl! ln Santa Paula, near his solidifies around the sculptured •,; / · J #p t[ri'bind\~~~· "1t' n_lt~•"·and ranch ln Upper OjaJ. There he wax. The wax Is melted out and ' ' ·.,Arl:aruJas. · ., • ' "" ... t nd d th b I ed in .~ ..;.. , Tbel: ~ · ln~ed in" :,:;: ... es em gear a sa · ~~J f:uthen b.roken and ... !• '1 until was .about 12 Afi; a tJme in the Air Force, destroyed in ol'der to release the t:-, r91,....:. /J,here \!;ill we~~ cow-be settled in Laguna Beach for 28 sculpture. ~~.. Y9Jllllll~-.m'fJl)Ja. years where he repaired shoes "And thel'e's an awrut lot of ~·i i},~,,~,.,.1bilfe ··fr" notbin' t.nd concentrated on artwork as a step1 ln between," he noted. "It's ~ ~~ I Oil/_! ~ Uid With a r elairlngpasllme. a tedious erocess ." ' ',.. .. ' .•m 1e J at ;P~Od,..ced tiatined "I never dreamed In my life Now li Jng on an etght-acr~ '' t-•~.l.Dits ar'OQifd~lse)'ea. , that I could become an artist for ranch In Prescott for ''the ' "i\61~. drawl conUnued, 'l a livelihood. I had never sold wettem way or lire," 8\lrns often have a love for tbe horse and the anytbtni-never wanted t.o.'' vlslt.s Lquna's OeMUle Gallery, cowboy, and a feeling for the In· By then the bronze figures whi~b houses the laraest collec· dian. l like thelr sear end their were a part or him and be spent tlon of bl• sculptu..,1 1a lhe ~I~, •))9clally for arlJJUc less and Jess U~t repairing world. purpoMI.'' sboes. Bums' major work ror 1977 la A stl41er for authctntldt,r. he "The quallly of his work now on display at the eatlery, ~I)' ne,arches human •pJcked up as.he wu able to de-tm s. Co•t Hi11\wa~._ ~· ,a~ ....... lltt•tom)' · He uaes old v o t e m 0 r e t t m e to b 1 a -1 .BNch. «DJe aallerY LI open clally ,J>l.,..iOI~ and chJels uwpturt• " added bl• wlft except Monday from 11a.m.to5 1r,~~:1obla bYi bind ..-. ftln'*, ' ' p.m. Arnona the new works LI The deta/15 Jn War P<i'ty' are ndemafka •n-.; . · "Ei,i.t Plu Two," wblcb deOlCU TDK 80Fr·8POkE~ eo."iw:. ~ I Rt BA8 DESIGNED 20 dif. • .rOdeo bn>nc .rid~.r about {o be old la tall and rann. wllh a hum.'. ftrtnt works of art·ID·lbt· thrown, with a pick-up mtn rld· o ... Laguna Beac_h sculptor SI~ Bums ---·-•-4,m•----·-·---"-- . mg alongside in a frantic alt.er!>~ to assist him. It is two feet hi~ and planned for a limited~~ of 15. • !; . -.; ft DAILY PILOT J Friday, January 21. 1m . t • I Comedies light 11p the Taper H ouJ suite it is F"ith K•n"'1ffr tria I• -l.du:nw T-T11tn 111.,/ SMJ.ut Sh.tw ,. Nttl s1-·1 'Plau SMJft.' ,..,,,,, '""""" F•. ' fFntl.]1 •1(1' S•flml•JI '"IJ) •I tbt c.,,., Ma" C1111< Pl•yhHt•t. ,,6.j449. TIH M.,,.4 T J1w p,,_ fmnw. '" "f"'trJ• 'Ttto1..u11.,' 11•tl 'Tht h•I•''"'"" •I Bti•t. &nat' -1Jwe.ih M'"'b 10. St.m '"''""<ft-lt{tJ Rulwrtl 5.,,.,u.,,, j&J• Minh 1111,/ Nt1I F/.,,..,t.""· l!IJJ 97l·7ll/. Out of chor11s line. Pr11all.i l-of;r-, To1t7 •ta•tlf<t for 'II Cl»rw.s Li1t1.' """ ,,, tlH "•'"' ·v,,,.,,,,, . .,, '"' Wat,.,..,/ Pl.11'-s1. for "" <JC· "'""" "'"· < 21 J' 477 !4.?-1. .Fiberglass A.rt Entrancing FIBERGLASS WALL SCULPTURES -By r Merle Temkin, Tuesday through March 13 in the entrance gallery of the Newport Harbor Art Galler·es IE h•b•t Museum, 2211 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. I X I I S ]'l~n to 4 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays and 6 to 9 p.m. Fridays. Free. . "'"---------..,.-------'.J I WATERCOLOR DEMONSTRATION -By Rex Br andt, 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the multi·purpose ·room at Mesa Verde Elementary School, Mesa _Verde Eut at Baker Street, Costa Mesa. : Sponsored by Costa Mesa Art League. Free. ., . : O•IENTAL ART -Exhibit and sale from · 1ilarton Ltd. of Baltimore collection, 1 to 8 p.m. Thursday in the Santa Ana College Art Gallery Lobby, 17th and Bristol streetJI. On ground floor .,,.; .. - . .. #,,..,.., of Humanities Building. Prints, mirfJature paint· ings, manuscripts and other works, from lBth centurytopresent. Free. ~ ,, .-SEASCAPES -And oil paintings of flowers, by Janet Bryant. now through end of January at Marinera Gallery, 1515 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . weekd1ys, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m . Saturdays. • ... Introducing the world's most sophisticated Diesel passenger car. The new Mercedes-Benz 300D. For'Years, you've heard about exotic and promising alternatives to the conventional automobile engine. To date. only one alterna· tlve has kept its promise: Ti1e Diesel en')1ne- for over 60 years. the most efficient combus· llQO power plant in use. Now Mercedes·Benz has synthesized its proven. 5-cyllnder Diesel engine w1tn new. technologically advanced body design, sus- pension. steering and safety systems to pro- duce the world's most sophisticated Diesel ,passenger car-the new 3000. . ihe new 300D's engine was the first Diesel lo deliver performance comparable to tl1at of gasoline eng 1nes. Drive a new 300D and you drive theleg111ma1ealtemat1vetothetradttionnl gasoline car-with some singular advantages. Ample room for five people. cru ise control. bi·levef climate control. central locking sys- tem. l 7 7 cu. ft trunk -plus the lower cost of Diesel fuel. sports-car-like handling. 4·wheel dis'*' brakes. Test the n(:ffl 300 Die~I. the most ingenious alternative to the conventional auto-0 mobile-the world's most sophisti· cated Diesel passenger car. ' f In tune zvith dinner Eerie dctnce Tht •o.• u "'"""' ;1 u11,, M1rri10• 1• 'M-D""'t.' ,,., of /u.'O 0111-ilrt 1'.rtr al 8 • '<lodt to•it.ht .i111I s.,111rJ..1 111 UC lrv1•1'1 L111/1 Th1111tr, H••••it111 Hall R-161, tlAiui .. 7' """· BJ~-6617. ~ABOUT: Meny Org•n•, NEW&USEO Now Reduced For cteerence Jo ,.. ,.,., 'W,,.{'1 will•""" i• 'Gyjny' F,., 18·16 t1111/J tbt s.,,, 81r11o1rJ;,,, C/111r L1ah1 Of1"11, I ·881·2'4'. • • FREEi FREEi oa&AH COHCOT DEL CASTILLO Famous organist, EdUC8tOr, Writer Sun. Jen. 23, 2:30 p.m. • At our Store • Orange County'.f olde8t estab/i.,h f'd //ammo11d DPaler. lf'e rt'i/l not know· in~ly be under40/d. • An Invitation to Join v~ cordJGU11 motta 11oe& to tMU our clubhoulf /odlU» orld tee whV hundredt o/ ~csu/W.~W. end.~'" anole1 bow bett\ ~ to mHt OM. anothn •atllt-and dUcr«tl11. Tour our tennil facUU11, pool.and • club mttting room•. Mttt °"' n~ \ tnnU 'P'N· Com• H• lllht/.al v~. JIOllOl'• linQi. but Rotalolw. ViedotMw" in G clou of AU own. An IJOll? . 997-5400 \JID€0\ll~ 808 E. Chapman, Orange 92111 ... ' Specl81dng In .U rout Travel anw~. NEVl!fl A llJIMCa CtWIQI "Feature of the Month" TWA 9 Day Swtaa Alpa Package from H low•• ...... $114.00 Includes Alf F8'e, Hotel, ....... and Local Towa. (714) fflS.TTT/ 34U B Vie Oaofto °" .......... -------LIDO VILLAO!! NEWPORT llaACH ·1J1/Je . , 0 '; 'b.~~ s . knives .c,\~ MEERSCHAUM PIPE SALE J-wyZl·lO HUHOIBS of mlS 20-50°/o OFF 3303 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach (Across from City Hall) (714) 675-7211 Moo .. $at. 11·7 Sunday 12-5 • Friday. J.:nu.y 21. 1917 DAILY P1LOT • N Y4 k Fl C h ( ----] peta at Huntington Center, 7777 Edinger Ave , ew Or avor aug t HunUngtoo8eacb.7;30o'clocktoni&blaod1,Z,S Ti mes I Places and 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Free. Many New Yorkers transplant-Tbis welcome addition to the :!':!~~~~:c1!c~1!:11bt, :.~:Y ed to Califomla say there 's one 0 local dlning scene al.so provides a -----------------.,,. 2'7·29, and S:30p.m. Sunday and Jan. 30 at thing they m.is.s above all others ut 'n' About full lloe of gourmet catering for Ac11obat Tieam Wat Collete '?beater. ~7'4 Golden Wi -their favorite deli with tt..s won· Norman Stanley aU social and business occasions. Huntlniton Beacb.. $S (eootal, $2 0 derland oC eating prospects. Or stage your private party or cardboJden. naeta at bookltort. B"l consider the others who are gerved a la carte for banquet, If you will, In the have rarely, if ever, passed aomet'bjng like 35 or 40 cents less restaurant's pleasant and attrac. l1 lie through the doors of a deh, mass-than the full meal price, which live Greenwich VUlage Room. p ;n l .4 ;T Ing half of life 's culinary includes a choke of soup or Located at 4.28 E. 17th St., II ...f:l.11 pleasures. salad. AJl items are served with Costa Mesa, 631-2820. the New JIMMY WiiftEUPOON -9:15 JUD. to a • now th~ Sunday at Uunary Joe'• Jau 1506 Pacltlc Cout Ht&bway. Huou.n,ton $4 plus one drink rnbllmum. 538-eoog, Tbe New Yorker restaurant bread and butter. Yorker Is open seven days a and delicatessen that's Just Quoting full dinner prices, week, from 7a.m.to10 p.m. l o opened In Costa Mesa has three entrees recommended on •••••••• n ranne something lor both parties. the basis oC our excellent ex-IT WAS THE kind of tribute • ~ •&EIDI' -New production, 10 a.m. an4 now throu•h Feb. 4 at Ambassador A1.1dlt 300 W. Green St., Pasadena. 11. (213) 577-~l (or aroups, (213) 577-5515. Nostalgic New Yorkers will feel amples are roast tongue. served most beads of state would envy. at home and newcomers will be with potato pancake and apple As birthday parties go, It more able to explore the world of sauce, $3.8.5; deep fried scallops, closely resembled a coronation klshka and kreplach. S4.20; New Yorker corned beef or inauguration. A LUNCHEON and a dinner outing provide the basts for our belief that the New Yorker rate;; with the best of such enterpri:.es in the East. In addition, the Costa Mesa premises are considerably more attractive than those or most eastern delicatessens. Warm colors assert their pre- sence the minute you walk anlo the New Yorker, especially an U1e furnishUlgs and lighting fixtures By way of effective contrast, the wulls and carpeting are in s ub· dued natural tones. The New Yorker's bill or fare 1s so extensive one probably won 't be abl e to cons ider a ll possibilities during the anillal lunch, dinner or brunch. From a la carte appetizers through com - plete dinners to fancy desserts, there '• somewhe r e in the neighborhood or 175 individual items on the menu. Even the relatively easy task of selecting a sandwich for the midday meal faces more than 60 prospects, ranging all the way from a simple cream cheese, $1.20, to a series or complex com- binations tabbed between S2 65 to $3.75. Or.e or yo:.:r bc:;t bc 'c; IO lh1s lat- ter department 1s the Hcubcn For ii. 75, it yields the nifty com- binauon or ('Ornt-d bcc·f, Swiss cheei.e and saucrkr:H.:t, grilled. OTHER SANDWICH selec- tions include baked ham, turkey and Swiss cheese combo. $2.95; hot corned beef, pastrami. pep- per beef, hot bnsket or beef, rare roast beef, hot roast tongue or roast turkey. $2 10 each. chopped liver and chopped egg, $2 45; French beef dip, $2 75; New Yorker cheeseburger. $1.95 ; chicken salad, $1.65. Luncheon and dinner cntre<.>s platter, served with potato salad The date was Jan. 10 and the and coleslaw (sizable quantities occasion was a bash celebrating of each, it should be noted), $3.65. the 70th birthday or Sam Miller. Among a dozen cold fish plat-maitre d' and bartender ex- ters and salad and dairy dashes, lraordlnary for the pa.st 17 years prime contenders for your order at Dlllman's restaurant on I.be include smoked salmon (loxJ, Balboa peninsula. SJ. 75 : combination s moked ftsh In a display of the esteem a~d plate (lox, whitefish and cod>. affection held for Sam, more $4 .25 , cheese blintzes, with sour than 700 friends, acquaintances, cream, $2.15; chopped liver and steady customers and fellow egg salad, $2.85. restaurateurs turned out for the bulfet dinner party held in his OPEN EVE RY day for ·breakfast too, the New Yorker or- f ers traditional eggs and bacon, $1.75; sausage, $1.75 ; ham, $2; then il moves into less er known realms· salami or bologna and eggs . Sl.75; pastrami or corned beer and eggs, $2.10. Nearly 20 omelettes, all served with potatoes, toast and butter, range from the plain cheese. $1.85, and avocado. bacon and tomato, $2.50, to mushroom, $2.40 and cranberry and sour cream, $2.30. In Con~ert Singer, dancer and guitarist llal Sh ane will perform at 8 p .m . S aturda y in the I'.cwport Beach Harbor lligh School Auditorium. Tickets at $12 adults and S6 students Cat the door) in- c lude a s eas on 's mem· bc rs hip in the Harbor Area Co mm unity Concert As- sociation honor. Sam has been a local legend and fixture at the restaurant since. it became Dillman's in Dec. 1959. And, to prove you can't keep a dedicated work horse in the pasture, he's still on the job four days a week: Saturday and Sun- day brunch. Monday and Wed- nesday nights. Dillman's itself. noted for great prime rib and fresh fish, holds steady for lunch and din- ner, seven days a week, at 801 E. Balboa Blvd., 673-7726. Drop. By El .h1atador ~olden ~ Say Hello To Marcial TRY ORANGE COU .... TY'S FINEST MEXICAN f-000 •--&&>•~·~ Now ,,,.,,,Ml AmPr• l''I & ~'1..,~rcari *1*9 g,, 1111.isl lrom 7 A •,• ~ 1! & Sun I Doil LUHCMIOH y Sl'fCIAL $1.65 l Sl;;;ragon -~ GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A lo Corte Dishes LUNCH•OINNER CAIL Y FOOd 10 T8Ke Ovt 11.30 A.M. to 10 P.M Jt2J ........... I.I COMf'UH DIHHHS F-ROM U . I 0 to U .40 1.2.:._J I 7H HlWf'O«T ILYO . C.M.:•0-)520 D '.Aon rriur 10 10 I I • Ft S ll .Sun 'A \if •o I;' M,rJn ;Ill COSTA MUA 64.2-71'2. 646-9911 APADANA~ ................ .,, t -t t 'l'rioof t t fFavorltes t f 8"oJr r•rf7ald t f .,,,.,..,, 2'•••w t f CMdt91t -• ....... t t Served with Green V......,.es t Soup • RI~ • Green Tta t '7.59 t . t ua•at11 t f #60 Fashlon Island, Newport Center t t Reservat1ons honored: 644·4811 t COME IN AND BE OUR HONORED GUEST _ ................ ,, AWARD WINNING RESTAlJRANTJ~~~\ AUTHENTIC CUISINE ~ OF ~l~~7a;~~~~~b~e~:sT and Ru:.~aan hl)Ccialt.tcs ('unt anent ul Cuii11nc.' AJso Lunch1>on -Monday thru Friday 11 JO a m 10 3 00 p.m Ornner -Every Evening lrom 5..00 pm. 0..-0.. ..... 1 ""'"'-d•••:o'>Q) ,_,.,." s.tur6'y 600 Newpot1 Center Drive across from Fashion Island Reservations honored -640-7502 Now appearing: STRAIGHT AHEAD Sin DieOO l'Mwty It Bnatol, ee8 Anton Olvd COit• M aa.C•ltlOfMIA 12e2e (7141640.2600 SOUTM COAST PLAZA MOTEL WlSlTl~M IMtrnN'-flONAl MOltlS . ~11111""'4-*Uf\llt•MllMt "" TONIGHT, JANVARV 21 GYMNASTICS -By United Star Acrobats, every hour on the hour (lasts 15 minutes) 4 to 9 o·ctock tonight, 2 to Sp m. Saturday and noon to4 p .m. Sunday at the Mall or Orange, two blocks a.outh of Lincoln on Tustin off the Newport Freeway. Free. POPS CONCERT -Songs from musica~. 7:30 o'clock tonight at NewPort Harbor Hlgb School, 600 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Performed by students. $1. 'PLAZA SUITE' -Comedy, 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday at Estancia Wgh SCbool, 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. $2. 'HAWAO, TUE BIG ISLAND' -Travel talk, 7 :30 o'clock tonight at Golden West College Pavilion. 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach. Free. ROISERT MERRILL -With the Long Beach Symphony, 8 o'clock tonight at Garden Grove Community Church, 12141 Lewis St . Garden Grove; also Saturday at Long flea ch City College Auditorium, 4901 E . Carson, Long Beach. (213) 436-7953. TA.I MAHAL -Tonight at The Golden Bear, 306 Pacific Coast Hjgbway, Huntington Beach. 536·9600. TWO ONE·ACT PLAYS -"Moon Dance" by Garcia Lorca and "Twitch" by Richard Cordery, 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday in the UC Irvine Little Theater, Room 161 of Humanities Hall. 75 centa. 'PLAZA SUITE' -Comedy at Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse at Orange County Fairgrounds on Fair Drive. Costa Mesa. Tonight through Feb. 5, 8:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays only. 556-5449. 'UFO'a ARE REAL' -Slide-lecture. 7:30o'clock tonight at Santa Ana College Phillips Hall, 17th and Briat.ol streets. $1. 'BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE' -Comedy at the San Clemente Community Theater, 202 Avenida Cabrillo, San Clemente. 8:30 o'clock tonight through Feb. 12, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays only. 492-0465. MAD HA1TER'S MARIONETTE SHOW -Pup- TEDDY PHILLIPS And His MEXICALI BRASS For Dancing and Entertainment It's All Happening Nightly at The Lid() L()unae [?J~~t 1107 JAMBOREE ROAD. NEWPORT BEACH (7141 644-1700 THE $9.95 SPECIAL IEFF AND ERNST -Comedy team . wltb Addotta, 8:30 and 10 o'clock tonight t.brou.lh day at Laff Stop, 2122 S.E. Brlstol St., N.-. Beach. •THE L\INJIAKEll' -8:30 o'clock tonlpt • through Jan. 29, Fridays and Saturday• Oft1)r. ~ Westminster Community Theater, 7272 Maple91. 893-8626. '( 'OLD TIMES' -Pinter drama, -~ Feb. 19 at South Coast Repertory. 1827 N - Blvd., Costa Mesa. 8 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays ~ 3 p.m. $4.50-$6.SO. Sundays. 646-136.1after1 p.m. daily. 'SOUND OF MUSIC' -Now through March 6 at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse, 140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente. $9.S0-$13.95. 492·99SO. CONTINUING IN LOS ANGELES -"The Guardsman," through J an. 29 at the Ahmanst>n Theater: "Travesties" and ''The Importance of Being Earnest," through March 20 at the Mark Taper Forum: "Vanities," indefinite run at Westwood Playbo"se; ''A Chorus Ltne," definite run at tbe Shubert Theater. SATURDAY, .JANUARY ZZ SCAT GYMNASTS -2 and 3 p.m. Saturday Sunday at Huntington Center, 7777 Edinger Huntington &acb. Fre~. · THE HAYDN 'RARMONIEMESSE• -Ch and Chamber Singers, 8 p.m. Saturday in Or&Jlie Coast College Auditorium, 2701 F'•i,..tilK Road, Costa Mesa, with works by Br~, Poulenc and others. Free. NATURE WALK-Tours of Upper Newport Bay, leaving between 9 and 10:30 a.m. Saturday from East Bluff and Back Bay Drives in Newport Beach. Free. BAL SHANE -Singer. dancer and guitari 8 p.m . Saturday in Newport Harbor High School Auditorium. 600 Irvine Ave., Newport Beac;b. Prese!lle;d by Harbor Area Community Concert Association . $12 adults, $6 students, includes series. At door. L.A. EXPRESS -Saturday and Sunday al T}\e (See 'ALICE,' Page C7) ,. BR~A.KFAST Ll~C'll lAirporter qnn cor 11. Dl~~H DA.~ Mi CJ-Io tel f'RESESTS OUTSTANDING DIXl~G & ENTERTAINMENT .. * MEDITERRANEAN ROOM FOR EXQU ISITE CUISlNE-SERVICE 011'\NER SERVED FROM 5 PM LUNCH FROM 11 :30 AM CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY BRUNCH FROM 10 AM • 3 PM * Captai n's Table Coffee Shop SERVING 24 HOURS DANCING & ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTl Y IN THE LOUNGE 11700 MGcARTHUR·NEWPORT OHOSfTI "41 All 833-2770 .. EXTRA EXTRA· EXTRA .. ,. :.__,"\. "" •,:,,,,....... . Wiil--:.1"'"------------TWO STEAK AND CRAB LEG DINNERS !lest Orange County Aoormcl v.Jluo.~ Don't m iss the train! Step abooru th _ th Century Limjt r aunlqucdlnlnJle..xpcricnce ror two. 5th~l lhrough )oWetyeat'$ ~'A..-. .. memorabilia and dine on St~\.\k Md t~in{t Crab Legs in an elc~t. privdtc dining (.(_V, Your two diMl'rs will also Include Zuc<'hini Torre. Com Custard. Cmdicd C.-.'\IJ Apples, mixed·~ sak)(J. f rcsh rcli~h tray aod breo<l Md butter: On.·the•Mail at South C.OUt PW::a Near tJW <MOui1e1 GI ff¥AY PllOT Fr!d!y. Januwy 21. 1m .... mething New,. Old at Colleges THI OM. Y PLACI TO GIT 61UT M1W YOU DILi PASTUMI • COIHIO 119 LOI CIUM CHllSI I IA•& WEEKEND SPECIALS Now ~·n·Eds mobtle ovens soeed delicious l)lping lk>t pizzas to your dOOf in ITllnutes . Fof Pf'<¥JlP( &efVlce Phone 646-7136 (NOWP6rt Beach/Costa Mesa-17th and Tustin) Of 84l 1214 (Huntington Beach-Beach and Hlell I Get the Pizza with Pizzaz I ''Red Ryder." to be directed by Aabley carr, l.s a triple award·winnlnl drama by lb.rt Medoff involvtni a CJ'OUP ol ":~e In a New Muico diner terrorized by a a Uc lQJ.nader. Amooi the caat members are Alex Golao~. Lynn Baleateri, Bill Gekas, James Halley, Jessica Hoyt, Joo Lovitz, Bruce Osden and Bula w Ucayn.ski. THE D&AMA will be at.aged Jan. 28 and 29' and Feb. 3-5 at 8 p.m. ln the Fine Arts VUlace Theater oo the UCI campuJ. Reservatiooa are being taken at 833-6617 or m.alf. ' "Mirror, Mirror" ls an original mualeal re- vue about women's struiale for identity by Saun· dra Mathews.Deacon, who also will direct and perform in the Saddleback production. Otbitn in Real cantonese Food eat here or take~ STAG CHINESE CASINO . Ill 21st Pl., New port Beach ORlole J.9560 .._to MldlthJht D"1-W..._. u.til 1:00 -o•lll n _,.,..,.._AHA NOW A TRULY SENSATIONAL SHOWI!! B 0 B WHITE · Formerly With THEPLAffiRS R A y LOWDON ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING Tuesday thru Saturday 9:00 P.M.-2:00 A.M. OUTlUGGER ROOM Shua1on-Newpo11 Hocel 4545 MacArtbm Blvd. 8.13-0570 KONA LAMES G'S ~-... --._ ~ -. _, 2699 Hati>or CostoMHa s.65-1112 tbe alx·woman cut are Rac~l Arnone, Susan Killion, Sben-y Kraft, Sande Smith and Deborah Kiabell. The music and lyrics for the show were com· posed by Robin Frederick, who also ls mualcal director. The abow will be presented at 8 p.m. Feb. 2·S in Building Ron tbe M.laaioo Vl$ cam· pua, wltb reservations available at 131-9100. "DesJp for Uvlnc." one of t.be top plays from the 1932-33 season, la being resurrected by director Jack Holland at OCC for five performances, Feb. 15·19. Margaret Hum· phreya, Paul Picus and Walt Douglas comprise tbecut. The Coward comedy wlll be presented in OCC's Drama Lab Theater wlth an 8 o'clock cur· taln. Admission is free. CALLBOABD -The Laguna Moulton Playhouse will hold auditions at 1 p.m. Sunday for Arthur Miller's classic drama "Death of a Salesman" ... open readings. will be held for eight men and five women at the playbouae, 608 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach ... Tryouts tor "The Girl in the Freudian Slip" TEMPLE <;ARD£N$ ~·~ ; Q-ffNSSS Restaurant ~!'J LUNCHEON AND DINNER DAILY S,.clal "-cheoft Mfet Monday thru Friday 11 30 to 1 30 RICKSHA COCKTAIL LOUNGE Ff'alunng Exotic Troo1ca1 Dnnl<!> I SOD AO.t.MS lot Horborl COSTA MES.t. 540-1937 540.1923 .t.lld. 111 Gorden GroH 1220 I HOOI0 4UUT IAt Ch.,-111 ua.1020 I UltOUIT 'ACIU11P -~ 1'0 lllG "°"-' MUlf1'1MOTOll IKA04 • COllONA 0G. MAii lt2MAlfffT.Affltf -I ~HWY 1n1St6JlQs llSTAUUMT & COCUAILS GET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL 2 Steak Dinners $7. 95 Complete with Choloe of Soup or Salad. Potato and Vegetable LIMITED Ol'FEA 0000 THAU FEB. JI, tt71 ST~JAH.ZS &tet"t• cul by the bdtt.g CYNBL Happy Hour 4-7 • Free Hors d'oeuvres I 3100 ....... An. IMewpcri hacJt Goff C:O.Vt MIWPORT llACH 751·5223 Open 7 Days llii:hesl Quality ''"" Muom Food'ili'~ All SPORTS EVENTS GIANT 7 FOOT lV SCREEN Mon .. Thur. I 1:30 o.m. to 10 p.m. Hot Dogs 30' Fti. & Sot. 11:30 o.m. to 11 p.m. CCX:KTAILS Sunday .. p.m. to 10 p.m. 9093 £.AD~. HUNTINGTON BEACH 962·7911 30IO l.allrnE, 1'IWFGRT BEACH ,,. ... ,,5-5771' Intermission Tom Titus will be held Sunday and Monday at I p.m. at tb• Su Clemente Community Theater, 202 Aven.lda Cabrillo, Su Clemente ... dlreetor Tony Brandt wm be IMkina a cast of three mea anct three women for tb.e comedy, wblcb opens M~h 17 ... The ebUdreo'a ahow ''Toby Tyler'' will be audJUOl\lq Sunday at •:30 and Monday at 1 p.m. at the Fountain Valley Community Tbeater, 18280 ML Baldy Circle, Fountain Valley ... a cut of 17 youoptel'9 from ace 8 oo up will be llOUlht fort.be abow, whJcb opens March 4 ... BACKSTAGE -Actreaa Linda Jamie wtU present a one-woman show at the Westminlter Community Theater on Tuesday, &>erforminl ber impression of 1inger Edith Plal ... t.be show, sponsored by the Actors Workshop of Westminster, is by special reservaUon only. and those lnte..ted should call workshop director Alex Koba at StW-6786 ... Orange Coast College's F1ve Penny Opera Company bas received a grant of $10,000 trom Rockwell International for Its recent production of the opera "Hamel and Gretel" ... the abow played 11 performances on the OCC campus and waa aired on KOCE, Channel 50 ... the erant wW be used to make video cassette tapes of t.be opera, wbleb will be dlatrlbuted free to all Orange County achoola ... South Coast Repertory bas received a lift of $125,000 from tbe James I rvine FoundaUon to un· derwrite stage lighting equipment and landscap- ing for SCR'a new :iOO-seat theater in tbe South Coast Town Center in Costa Mesa ... Theater C~ting Coeur d'Alene Summer Theater, embarkina on its tenth season wlth Robert E . Moe as ieneral manager, is now accepting resumes from singers, actors, dancers, musicians and techni· clans. Coeur d'Alene Summer Theater ls a musical repertory that operates in Idaho from mld·June to Labor Day. Four Broadway muaicala wW be of. fered between June 30 and Sept. 4. Anyone interested in audiUoning should send an a pplication or letter or inquiry before April 1 to the ieneral manager at Box 622, Coeur d' Alene, ID 83814. Gourmet Japan••• CulalM Soutn Coeat VII• •crou from ""'111 Cont l'INJi 3800 S. Plaza Or. Santa Ana (714) 657 2531 lnUnteTokyo ,. ........... c:- R(~ttt;IWttf 1t1 S. San Pedro Los Angel .. (213) 6809355 Horikawa 11....,etlw"-CCI I h• FISH & CHIPS • SCALLOPS SHRIMP • OYSTBS • CLAMS •SALADS• 645-2175 • 115 •. 1ttlt aY ............ C.....,c..te .... ·~~ MONDAY thn1 THURSDAY SPECIALS • (Fri., Sit & Sunday 'ti/ 6 P.M.) -Excluding Holidays dinnm lnclud110up or salad, bak1d potato or ric1 RED SNAPPER ••••••••••••••••••• 2.95 MAHI MAHI •••.•••• , ••••• , •••••• 3.46 GRILLED SEA BASS .............. 3.76 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ••••••• , ••••• 3.95 NEW YORK STEAK ............... 4.60 LOBSTER TA IL ........... , •••••• 5.95 STEAK AND LOBSTER ............ 6.46 LUNCHEON also served daily until 4 p.m. 16271 Pacific Coan Hwy • Hu11t1nvto11 Belt.• (21311192·1'2' 380f f . Cont Hwy• C0t0111 Dt f Msr • 17'4) 175-0900 ~ ;,.o\l)U TiJ0.1•1¥. CROWN HOUSE \QI'-.,.op RESTAURANT S~to2 COMT HWY. LAGUNA MGUIL wo.-v...,,...., 49t.2828 -..am Soatla Coa.t'• FU..a1 CMl.li1N IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT Proudly Anncuas Jhl ~of Its New llSTAUIAMT. a PUI IM am., •• t ~9 ljJH;! .--. AIM. OflM faAftA~J Ue ••1•n llJtl MCMl.lOM PAMWAT l\AIA ,• :: ,· . •, + . . , .. . ., ~ .. • . . '· . ' . . . . . • . .. • '• . • . . . . . . . INSIDE WOODY ALLEN .%t&. "TELL 'wOtJ a.IE ~1~-As L.Ot-1(1 AS I'VE BEEi-! 11-J sHoW 8L.451NESS, r'l/e TRIED 10 HDNOR "n-'E TEtJ COMMANDMENTS. 1FUNKY WINKERBEAN TA~K McNAMARA NANCY '~EY ONCE THOUGHT THE WO~LO WAS FLAT ... ' WH't"? '7065 11 MA~f: 'YOU MA" ! otJE COMMANDMENT AVEAR· by Joe Mca ff NM by Tom Batiuk by Jeff Miier & 1111 Hinds '' IT WOULD BE SO EASY TO GET RID OF OUR RUBBIS._." .TDIAY'S CIDSSWDBD PUIZLI PEANUTS . UNllEO Future Syndlca.. Tlllll'ldl1'•l'11U11 SoMd: Fnday. J~uary 21. 1sn THE VlnuE OF VERA VAUAMT SIMPL-1!! ! S'ROP 11" 01.J1" 'T''HE! WIN c>ow AN' SL-1£:'15 DOWN "f'Mei CORP.' THE GIRLS ;~l ~! • by Chcrles M. SdUz r-P'-----~ . ""' .. Rtgarding our eontae IO pick the most ~ --· r. very pleased to UftOUnce the caah award will be divldod .._., llTIOIW Ull U wtacllRCtivtdOM YOtC. • • ... a, ! . : ; :: :· ·-~; ... • (;6 DAILY Pit.OT Friday. January 21, 1917 } (TV DAILY LOG) Qu!:~!! ~~~-~!.!!! · °' .. o.11,,......_ a luab, elem IOUDd unaided by aceatve cho· :f I PRIDAY I m•tD="-wttb~u.;:!~=':~!t!t~~~al=~~ ;~~~r..<~!?er~~~:~·;>~~:,.:r::!: ·~ • ..,_ Day at the Baees," la a cOOIJ.lt.eDtroUow-up that Rhapsody" ud "Somebody to Love," wttb a : I •VDUIG I 11s00 willeontinuet.bepopularltyupgursespawnedby heavy gospel cborua, reflects Queen•a • • 0 D Cit._ Queen '1 pre9ious effort. "A Nl&bt at the Opera," craftamanablp and dedJcatioa to evolviJll a 8:00 =~~~=--.... whicb featured a m~or bit bl "Bobemlao aoundofltaown. • • ()) <tm CJ)) <!I.. Cl) .. ._ ..,. _.. RbapMcly." Tbe lyrics are nothinl special wttb May and I: ~(QI Cl)).... • ..... CC> ............ ...,.. avm u Queen ~ lta tiUea froDl Marx Mercury apUWn• tbe wrtUq cborel and the Cl> c.. -(COii) ''3-JoM wa,... l .. llril. Brothers mcMel, tb.1a ldlbb ~ IJ'OUP is steady rhythm aect.loo of John Deecon (baas) • ~ Olubt~ Alltn. Ooroth1 bl!IOW. amoaa &be belt ol the tblrd ieneratioo al import and Roaer Taylor (drums) each CCJntrlbutea one m,.,.,.... ,..., 1.a W•Ottt. rockers and threaum to overthrow Led Zeppelin number. Of the two aolo writ1n1 shots, Deecon 's m ..._IZ • llwJ...,.... MllJ....... u Britain's bl= without stooptnc toe.cesslve bouncy "You and I" ls by far the best. I SW T• ~ = ~ Slllw beavy-metal tar aaaaulta. . If Queen can maintain the same musical .::=..':! Slllltf"'9dll Notthat can'trockitwbenltwantsto. charm tn a live ~ormance (March 2 at the • • ~ e o..tlc s.n. Aa evidence the~ la the ®eDini track, "Tie Forum) •. Led Zep s daya a.a ldng ot rock wUJ be elide._. -11:30-Your Mother Down", a candid cb'1mer about a ~umbered. -':30-D(l!J)(J))f..~"'* youth'• buatratioo witb bl.I airl friend'• ever- D DIMlll GlllSb lntlud• ld ""*· CCl ......_. <lllS9> preseatfamlly. TBEU IS, however, one sore spot that lliipll Waite alld Ben Vereen. ·~-St11tley Bthr. Gtt•ldtne bean comment. With little fanfare or cries ol a Cl>WJ Ctttfllll CMp1in, Donald. ~. 01111 Bl!SIDES Brian May'a lnsplred gultar work new viayl ahortaae, record companies a.re up. 9 Men Clfffll sa-~@' CIJ C!I m....., c.-<be la vuy good tbrouCbout>. there ts a blt of Pini lbe Uat price of album.a a buck to S'UI. • ,.._ Mair Cf) 11ow1a: "Tiie ... ...., (drl) playful noae-O>umbJ.oa lo the final cbonm when Queen •a was the ftnt and the new Davtd Bowie ~ ~ ~ ·•9-Robttt tum1111np. Min• Dahl. vocalllt Freddie Mercury recital "Give me album alao ii lilted at ST .98. Struae bow the m rrine" 11111 lbc•n.<'!..e.s.whatt.> _ s.H.T. every lDdl ol your Jove." a now infamous line companies pict iuaraoteed bJ.C sellers to 1au1e -,,.. from Led Zep'a "Wbole Lotta Love." conaumer reac:tioo before makina an acrou-tbe- 7:00 ~~ IMit 1 1 In a similar vein. May's "White Kao" moves board prl.ce bike. To top lt off, my copy of lbe D ~ fD Cl> ID 0 ._ 121 .,. a. nicely and succeeds dap{te the rather trite Queen album was severely warped. ~ 11y ~ s.e m....... social mesaage. CIJT• Ttl 1111 T,. 2 00 But the heart and eocbaotment ~Queen'• D ~ 1 : material lies not lo its rockers but in the band'• • • """t.J 0lat11 C...-softer, eccentric blend ol elements~ from m n. Fii :I ~"nit .._ ..,. (dra) En1U.b musicals to Strauaa waltr.es. At times, I :.r aa:;1111 sa. '5'-Anthotlt Q111n11. Chlr1es Cob11111 the unusual musical structures (fralmenta) and 8 llKIWIL*lf ~ Mercury'• pbraab:lg can evoke audfo images of (QI Cl>) 111m1 -12:30-tbe aoundtnct from "Cabaret" Ot • updated 8 lldtlW• .., • M·Mlllt sa.r. "'Al ---YUllOD ~ "'Tbree Penny Opera ... -7:30-Of ... " ~ Strllp o..-"flit : =:::. ~ Dlllln :r S:..--C-tn Cl) Tiie ~ CD ...... : "ti C:... ,,.. .._.. • C1I fD Cl) ca llollywoM ... S.." (sci·fr) '!12-h lth --l>omelJut, Ktttntt• 1obtJ. 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''Cttttt ... fl:: . • &='~ -3:1>5-o llotlr. CC> "lronlde" ( dra) '61 • R1ymo11d B~n. Ger1ldm 8'oob. Gc1lt l~ SATURDAY I .___.llO.....,R._N_l_iiG __ i · W1TllOU'I' SOUNDING derivative, Queen paya ita debt to Eqllq roota with the Beatles-like ''LonJ Away,•• and the vocals oa ''Drowse'' recall early RogerDaltry. Ezcellent production and the uae of ONngll Caun&r -...uwun .. ONE HUNDRED PERCENT ENTERTAINMENT •.. a case of an ingenious novel being turned into a tenific movie. A lean back and low it lark that is a practically incomparable family mm ... a garland of cheers: c;.,w Sito/It. 1HE NBC TODAY SHOW ........ .....,,,~.('.;,___' ~""--- THE SEVEN-PER-CENT - - SOWTION Ht IC!fJIT '40$) 111 114 , ALAN ARK~ • VANESSA REDGRAVE • ROBERT DUVALL .. "" ....... , .• ~ .. '·•t lhf"'t-· .,..,.,. f4.wf..,.,. •nd NICOl WILLIAMSON ~ ,,....~·· , . ...._ .... iio "THE SEvtN-PER.CfNT 50lUTION" .... -··· l..AlJfltNCE OUVIER ~ ,..._.,,. .... , •JOEL GJll:Y SAMANTltA EGGAR ·CHA.Ill E5 GRAY GEORGIA BROWN • RIGINf • Mid JEREMY KEMP , ........ ," ... Hl'J.Ali,WV.W ""'-'•• .... •••to\ ._"HllAt•YPJt ~ .. ..-... ,,~ ... "Hf1'Jlt''" .... -.,.."._...Al • ._ •-.-..ft ~ ... ,AA11U'6'1UU'6...,..1Jl~\\Wl9CY .u~:-~..,.ti.~.rril~ ';';~.--~:-: 1 ... ri.... ·---..... ..,. Cl•l Jill llCIAll WllOlR · tlAYBUISI • PIYOB • •••• SllYH itt[H" ,_. u 111•• :::n ... PATllCl McCOOIH • ., ... --•-••••·,..~•r at11•••• ............. ~ ..... _ .......... . ll Members of the Orange Coaat Colle(e Chorale will perform Haydn 1 "Harmonie meue" in their ann~ midwinter concert at 8 p.m. Saturd.,, la the OCC Auditorium, 2701 Fairview ftolld. Costa Mesa. Admission is free. · .... 11•1.., ~fOJmfU Pl.US. ••• •, lti •• IJU ~ .... ...,., ... 1IYEI A 111 -· MOllOO" SHOWM AT 7:0t ' Ate 10:00 I .. •• 't 11 ;'Ill Friday. J.,,u.ry 21. im * 'ALICE IN WONDERLAND' AT FULI,ERTON COI41 ,EGE ••• (rrv.PapC3) ALL WO&LD DAYS' -Special par.S. (2 • daily). poltera for ebildreo and Kids~ UM clom lbow'I on Small Wocld Stqe, Saturday 8uDda)' at Disneyland. f!dllOC:ll: 8'1'All8' -Document.ary rum. 8 and t • Saturday and Sunday at Oraqe Cout le1e '1De Art.a Hall 111, 2701 Fainlew Roed. ta Mesa. $2. O YDN OllCllES'l'ltA -8:30 p.m . Saturday at rtnt United Metbodiat Church. 1'8 Tenth St .• •al Beach. $2. .... SUNDAY, JANUARY ZS 'JAZZ MARATHON CONCERT -Three college 1w 1roupa plus protesslonal sol~ts. 2 p.m. Sun· h1 in tbe Orange Coast College Audltortum, 2701 Palniew Road. Costa Mesa. $2. "KSYBOAaD MARATHON' -Three-hour COO· eert by 25 students (visitors may come and go d"ltrlnc performance), 3 p.m. Sunday in. Orange Coast College Fine Arts Ha11 ~lTalrilew - :Boad, Costa Mesa. Free. .. i'~U&VIVOBS' -Performed by New Artef ~Players, 8 p .m. Sunday ln UC Irvine Coocert ~Hall. $3.50 general. $2.50 UCI studeota and senior ~ cJthen..IsraelAwareness Weekevent. ~·1 ::: J)JUllA WOaKSHOP -"The Golden Fleece" :;r. ty A.R. Gurney and "27 Wagons Full ol Cotton" !' 1 Tennessee Williams. 8 p.m. Sunday at UC :~ rvtne Uttle Theater. Room 161 ol Humanities ;~Hall. Free. ·~· ~CATHERINE llALFITANO -Soprano, 2:30 ~.m. Sunday at Amba.uador Auditorium, 300 W. ~reen St., Pasadena. ~.50-$6.50. <213) 577· ~11 (phone charge available> or Llberty and Mutual qencies. • DAVE JIASON -8 p.m . Sunday in the Anaheim Convention Cent.er Arena. Tickets at agencies. •ONDAY, JANUARY%4 ., , •us1c BY WOMEN COMPOSERS -8:30 p.m. ~day in the Leo S. Bing Theater of the Los ,;$-'61eles County Museum of Art. ~Wilshire :J lft¥d'., Los Angeles. Works by Clan Wieck ~ .Schumann and others. $1. (213) 937..USO, ext. 265. :J •.\DV ENTUllE IN MUSICAL THEATER' -'-i' Professional performers in revue, 8 p.m. Mon· i clay in Loara High School Auditorium, 1765 Cer- titos Ave., Anaheim. Free. i ..: ... '• ~ •• ~ =' TUESDAY,IAMJA&Y• co••AND&Jt CODY -Tuesday tbrou1b Tburaday at The Golden Bear, aos Paclftc Coast HJ1bway, ffwrtJ.n,ioo Beach. 53&-9800. Dl"ama by Kart Medoft1 8 p.m. Jan. 28 and 29 and Peb. 3--5. At UC lrvtne VW..,e Tbea\er. '3 1ener a1. $1.50atudenta.833-6&7. DENNY JORNSTON -Comedian, with Manha Warfield, 8:30and10 p.m. Tueaday throu&b Jan. "'20 at The Lall Stop, 2122 S.E. Brlatol St.. Newport Beach. 1AUCB IN WONDE&LANI>' -Directed by John David J(eUer of South Cout Repertory. 8 p.m . Tuesday through Jan. 28 at Fullerton .Collete Studio Tbeater, 321 E. Chapman Ave. S2.50 adults, $UO 1tuclenta. Relervatiom recom· mended. 171-8101. weekday• from 8:30 a.m . to 3 p.m. Tlll1&8DA Y, IA.NllAllY rt DOM Zu.18 AND BIS BIG BAND -1:30 and 11: 15 p.m. Jan. 27.29 at Hungry Joe's Jau Club. "°8 P aeiftc Coast Hl&bway, Huntington Beach. $S piva onedrtnk minimum. 536-9008. DANIEL 8llA.FllAN -Russian cellist, 8:30 p.m. Thursday al Ambauador Auditorium, 300 W. Green St., Puadeoa. $5.~$7 .so, phone charge at <m> m.ssu. FIUDAY. JANUARY ZS LONG J ORN BALDRY -Plus Suaarcane Harrie-and Pure Food and Dru& Act.. Jan. 2tr29 at The Golden Bear, 306 Pacific Coast HJgbway, Huntington Beach. 536-9600. •A CETACEAN CELEBRATION' -Benefit COD· nrt for whales and dolpbln.s featurtnc Jau flutist Paul Hom, 8 p.m . Jan. 28 in Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. SS at bookstore or door. 'WHEN YOU COMIN BACK. llED BYDEBT' - ART H O PPE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER OF 1976 BEST PICTURE (R) edwards MESA CINEMA HIWPOl'1'kYD. AT lnH ST. IOmT..-06 M C& MCMOI SOM 'TIElAST TYCOON'' COLOaCNt -THIAftl n -- "MARATHON MAN" ~WESTON ''THE RITZ'' BEST ACTOR JACK NICHOLSON COSlA MISA · MMmS WINNER OF FIVE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD NOMINATIONS INCLUDING BUT PIC'TURI! UST ACTOR -KRIS KRISTOFFERSON BEST ACTREIS-IARBRA STREISAND BEST ORIGINAL 8COR£ -8E8T ORIOINAL &ONO IOWMOI CtMllA tHOW,... M -lc-lla-1t:t0 ., ... _,ION:_ ...... ,,. (~ nJ~".1111\ -( I ~ l M ,\ Mlgl\ lllOfl 0 ~ In LwtMT~llo~ S.000 Y90' old woodtft ~~...,.... d--oold~ I If MCWC1 ,,,,, (Q) 'tctmu .,_.Y·1MIMlll\Y 1:tMnl ,..1:1 ..... .,. UT ... t:1..,_.~, .. NOW PLAYING AT EDWARDS CINEMAS High atop o ~In £CISl9M T'*Y ts a 9'0nt ~.000 Y9CI o'd wooden atllp COfttelinlng hunchds °' sd5 ond mges. IS rr NOAH'S~ WINNER OF SIX GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD NOMINATIONS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR, OSKAR WEINER BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS, LEE GRANT BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS, KATHARINE ROSS BEST SCREENPLAY -BEST ORIGINAL SCORE - q DAil y PILOT Frld!y. Janu!fy 11. 1m Tiie Arts la Brief I, N e1'p0rt .Planning Arts F estiv&l (A Quick LOok st.tho ,;,vies J Doun the Tube . ... ..; CESFEIMtl21 ·Feb. 1i 8:301 Feb. 11, 8:~ Feb. 12, • 2130; teb. 12.t. 1:30 'la hY*tt ••lllltslu/A hs .. ·ht~ CllllS ti Slleri . Feb. 8, 8:30; Feb. 91 ~~~ & 1:30: ftb. 13, 8:30 SW. a.. Jell. 21, 8:30 ~H/Saal· Feb. Z2, 8:30 ln SJIP!As/A ,IS .. hu/PIU. •f Fl1'/Slcn • Pri1t!!p! feb. 23. 2:30 .fttnlclllllt/lts S /F!Ml~ ftb. 23, 8:30 TM Uftts Are f .. lq/A ,IS•• :Im/Piii• ef fire/here • f'ril :Jeb. 26, 2:30 11111 lilt Ki./J .. " HI Lilas/ ,~..... I ftb. 21, 8:30 u ..,...,./V•ll•tarlts/S.ct• .. ,,... . • "CAtlr ... OUIUAl.L" (A) • -rHI SIX MACt9r ·scOICMT" w · THEATRES-ORANGE COU~ MAR'S WALT D1SN1Y"S SO. COAST PWA '"MIY8 A DULL MOt en-=~ , ••. O:M •rm SMIAlfMfllW TO•••trr~ ... s 10. COAST PWA ----.... llAll'S CllEllAWD llllS. ..... ....... .... - _n-,..-... , ..._ ... -.... -., .. ...IM(ilOMW'tNJ --.. ,,...._,,,,..,,......,,,..,_ - AgpJJtatlonllor oartSctpatioD wlll be dlltribut- ed at tbe fGnun. Catecorte. lDdude vliual and 1rapblc artl, orebeatru. dance companies, tbeater CfOUPC, dloral (fOUps, eote:rtalners pup- pet.Mrs ad mimes. IDlormation It ••&Ualile by calliDI ..o.mo. 'l' .. r..,.11111•9' .4a•flw Tryout.a for "Your Own Tbtnl.'' a mlllical bued .on Shakespeare'• "Twelfth Nl&bt." will be held next week 1n Bld1. J -10 at Saddlebact Collese. 28>0C> Marperite Partway, Missloo Viejo. Times are 3 t.o e p.m. Wednaday &Del 6 t.o t p.m . Thursday and Friday. SevenJDeD and three women are needed. Reeordlnp and 1cripta are available at libraries at the coUece and tn San Clemente, t.aiuna Beach and lllalJoo Viejo. Th• musical will bettased March30-April3. a.a.c C.•111 ••ta..,. ra a••• The San Francisco Ballet will bold aummer seuionl acbolanblp auditiom for ltudenta 14-18 Saturday at the Stanley Holden ~ Center, U>521 W. PlcoBlvd., Loa Angeles. 'nmeaare 1:30 p.m. for U and ~year-olds, 3:30 p.m. for 16 to 18year-olds. The Eliot Feld Ballet wm boJd company tryout.I few profeulonala only at ll:30 a.m. Feb. lS. Women should bring polnt 1boea to the tryouts at UCLA 'a Royce Hall. "'MIYIR A DUU. MO .. fr' ...,... CUA• ••os• •cAllll'"CIJ "'THIA.,._ OP ll.OOr CIJ GICONG"tN• •tt .. FOllGor' fiil...,,,=: I , .. ~ ,.,..., ............ 0 ® ...... " .. "" ,...._..,..., .. _ ..... -·,, ..... ,, ....... . ___ .. .. _.. ................... ..... BARBRA STREISAND RIS KRISTOFFEASO , .. , . . •••ee U.••• .i IAft Jazz dance cluaes with ste\reo Yard wtU ...,m Feb. 2 at 10:30 a.m. at lfattl Lucoe'a Duce Loft, 218 w. (th St .. Santa Ana. Addi\looal cluaea will lnclude diaco and modem technique. In· formation ll avallable at 5U-M50. s-•• .4-~ •••11 • Sin1ers lntereated ln performlns wltb Carousels apon.aored by the Santa Ana Colle1e Community Services Office abould contact the college music <iepartment tbla month or tn early Februarx. An audition is required. For informa- Uott. call835-3000, ext. W . .4 ........ , ... t'eetll Qrl8 .. Tbe Orange County Youth Sln1er1, wlto perform Sbn>Ughout the West and ln H•wail, will bold auditlqna for younptera 8 tbroqb 17 who perform lnltrumentally u well u voeallY. No experience la required. Information and audi· tions are avall•ble from (213) 69Prl825 or Cm > 698-2306. Wrettela 1-.. ••e .. .._,._ Le Treteau de Paris, a French lang1iage theater company, will pretent the 18th century pl•Y "La Double Inconstance" Feb. 7 and 8 at 8:30 p.m. at UCLA's Schoenberg Hall. Tickets at $6 and S2.5C) for'students (Feb. 8 only) are availa· ble at Mutual and Walllch-Uberty agencies or may b y charged on Master Cbarce or BankAmericard at (213) 478-75'18. For informa- tion call (213) 825-2953. ... ..NS'l'WOllK•• akewen the teltmaicc llh :: Cba;yefaky'• ~vpilied •• black In ltl COin ~ lllio'a •. vutM'DI IDd c q . Llh' • Cb~ef&IE1, SWbef Lumet emerted from TV' ~: loldea aae of drama. and be provides Imo~ • &reetlon t.o a 1uperb eut: William Holden. F'19 .. Dunaway, Pet.er Jl'lncb, RobertJ>\lvelJ. Rated R7. ~ =t ~ 0 NICSELODEON " d ., • lov 1Ump1e It tbe rum bMlv.atry~Sinnlne•. la ~ •tyle. wit and biatorical accuracy. Dtrect« .. writer Pet. Bogdanovich has borl"Owed the style of Preaton Sturaes thia Um•. but the dplus · dlalos and forced praUalla prove an unflatterinl imitation. Ryan O'Neal, Burt ReyooJda and Brian Keith plod through their hapless roles; on· ly Tatum O'Neal rile9 above the materlal. Rated PG. "•AMTllON JUN,. bu enouib violence to aet your teeth on ed1e. literally. The •PY plot It aupremely WocicaJ, but the twists Uld turn.a come fut eaouCb t.o ~ tbe viewer. ~. tt ll beautifWb' Jlbot.olr'apbed and p&a,ed wltla total convtetioD by Dultin Holtman. BoJ Scheidar, William Devane and Laurence Olivier. Rated 9 . • Not recommended for denUata. • "KING KONG" offers aome of the *1. special effect. an\t moat aUlted dialoc la • memory. Kong ll a superb mime, and Jeawa '• Lang play21 the impossible romance with •~ : and rare beauty. A rouslns spectacle in the beitt ' movie-maldni tradition. Rated PG, but lt "81 : give nightmares to impraalonable youqllen. ~!!!!!!i!!i!!!i!!!!i!?iiii!!!!!i!i!!ii!iii!!iiiiiiii"--::ii =\ii SINGL• ~ • Leh face tt. JM)body hM a •perf9c;t" ..,.. lffe. EYetJOM wtth e buey ~ Of • dally routine ftnde tt clfllcutt to meet MW Md Interesting people. If the .anatee .... cfube, bftnd ct.t .. and c:omput.,. 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GHtrol IOOJ G .... ral IOOZ G1Mrlill 1002 ...... ~...., .... ···•···••·•········•·•· ............................................. . =:I-:=:.,.. DECOUTOR'S DAJLY P9LOT ._ 01t•u .....,for...... tMI c:.orred........_Ollfr. The beaulltully up· ··-------9" araded interior o( this ,. ME SA VERDE no,, ..... , Motic:r. Wi':~l.l<Y N~ TAYLOR CO . Hl-:1\LTOf\S ~11w1· 1!,·lf · lllDtOOM PLUS22a!O PAMILY ltOOM PrffUI• home In pre· aticc loceUoo. Seel~ on quiet Cul·dc: So st.rtet.. W-1k to scboob. church••· parka and ~ ceoler. Custom built 22 x 20 F•mtly Room with beam ceU· lnp. CllU 96UT6T . Cl"lllt 1•19• II S •VN IOM •.i<t• 19.1111 411+1.l~.POOL 4B.B.. rem rm Is dinine. in S.ck Bay area w /lOads ol xtru such u he•ted w/diving botrd, and ls separately fenced for added protecllon. 2 IRlMG YOUR llMOCULARS You could spend a full & happy day just looking at all this vlew. 3 Br. 3 ba. wetbar. sundeck & more. Your guests will flip when they visit you In this BluUs Condominium. $152,000 Woo 't begin to touch this next year. so see lt now! 673-4400 AU real estate advertised ID UU. oewspaper Is sub-;ec:t to t1'e Federal Fa Ho11alng Act or 196 which mates ll Weaal advertise "anr pre· ference. limitation. or discrimination based on race. color. religion. ~x. or natlooa1 orifin, or a.a intention to make any such preference, Umila· tioo. or discrimination." BEAUTY will "knock )'Our eye out"! Eater through • g•t.ed, pri Vile front entry and l11 sb tropical landacape. You11 delight at the 3 large Bedrms. and modernixed kllcbeo. Much more to this OUTSTANDING home! $1!,400. c. u: $4&-4141 . JA!MIHI CllB OHl.STOIY Perrection thruo-ut! Many improvements in thjs beautiful 2 BR & den. Expensive wall coverings, cptng & drapes. Wonderful jacuni outside mstr ste. Seeurity gated area. $154,000 trplcs, raiMd firepit ln sa ... rol 1002 G....,.. 1002 patio, blln R&O. BBQ. •••••••••••••••••··~··· •••••••••••••••••••• .. • 2111 S-Juq& ........ MEWPOn' CIM1'B. M.a. . 644-Cf I 0 smoke & fire a1arm11. 6 11EDIOOM PAIMT·M-SAVI ::·~· etc .• & GIANT $75.500 3 PLUS POOi. JACOIS REALTY 6 bedroom. 3 bath home MS.000 buya I.his 3 bd. 67M'70 with over 2200 gq. f\. ad· recrutJon rm, H6F pool Gw1 al I 002 GftMt'GI I OOZ . jacent to Miles Sq11are home. Needa a lltUe TLC ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••I--!!!!!!~=========~ Park. golf course and but what a b19". L.oc•ted ~ COATS&WALLACE THE TSlltACE CAI.UNG C.Q. coantry club. New hlghly 00 quiet tree·Uned sl. GI \U)graded cupet.s aod ~ t"KA buyers welcome. 1bis newspaper will not knowingly accept any REAL ESTATE . INC. Just listed! Sparkling AlJOffersSubmJtted Cambridge end unit. 5332 Royal. lrvlne--Opeul\!!!I!!!!! drapes. Complet ely M5-9491. paloled thro11ghout. adv e rll sing for re a l~;;;iii~iiiiii;;iiiiii;;iiiiil;;;iiiii;;I located on quiet. wide Hoose Daily-2100 aq. ft. EASTILUff greenbelt. 3 Bdrms.. 2 C a I I V . S b a r p -Seller needs smeller home siare lhelr famJJ)' has growo·up. You will love the neighborhood. ~ WalkP.r & lee Real lstate estate which is in viola· tioooflbelaw. baths, frplc., lge. dimng Eves~llO 3 Bedroom, family room. llwll•i')t•leoch area. Call for app't. 3'1c-ToSell.lngOlfice gourmet kitchen aod for the perlectlon1st! $76,900 302 Porllaad-H.B.-many custom features. 'Ibis Is for the man who c. F. Coleswo ..... ~ Dllplex 3 " 2-.. Gar.-Unbelievable vtew. The Call collect (714 l1--------- 8'2·253S. ()PIN Ill 9 •II S II.JN 10 111 Nll'I' w a n l s a p e r r e c l 1 m Huge Comer -189,995. -owner wiJI 11.nance . worltllhop to Ro with the REAL TORS 640-00 o or Less CCII 640-9900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a....... 1002 !•Miii perfect home. Eastslde 4 H.B. Cont Condo SPANISH ESTATi br, 2\.\ ba, 3 car gar. with --------•I Po o I & a I l t h e ••••••••••••••••••••••• + GUUT HOUSE expanded workshop. AJl lrtibaM'.a.FiMat G o o d l ti s N e w I y + POOL-$57,500 in xl.ol cond. SBS.000. by See this charming up· Refurblshed-142,SOO OWHER \ \I.LE' I: I·, \LI ' Authentic red We roof. appt. graded Uruv. Park raml· -cau~~·orl..ldo's DESPERATE Sbel'8ed secluded entry PETE BARRETT ly home. 3 Bedrm, 2Yt lsle-N.B.-Lot-3Slt88-14/U •·td•l>• •t~rH.1 .,,.,,,.V""' tie.vi> to finest Uvloe room! -REA•·:rv-Ba, lg. living+ Cam rm. SlOO.OOO.---Olfer-ll.3 Via FtXBlUPPER'S PtUCESLASHED Cant.ina kitchen plus dill· '" frplc, all ameoitie$ and Waz.iers $2.500 PUCOCKHILL RIOUCEO o•er Ing! 'Three Bandldo SlU H2·5100 nr. everything. A Pad For Dad DREAM Huge 3 bedroom. 2~ bedrooms plus never ~~~~~~~~~ 646-3928,eve: 645·~ Do it here-Lot •9xl00-This lovely College Park bath home walltlng dlS· before never again wlne .;; Stlverado Canyon-home Juat needs paint on t.ancetoiolf course. park cellar and work shop. EASTSIDE ~-$7.9$0. tbe lnaide/out.slde. New and Cllllllral center. Sl.000 Spacious executive home in prestigious N. Tustin. Step·down FR, 3BR, 3BA. with Vu from balcony oo large estate· sized lot lhat IS ideal for parkin~ RV's .• boau, etc. Nr. outstanding schls. 6: rtding 11table. WUI be your last chance to bey a home tn Peacock HUI area for less than SJ.00.000. NOW reduced lO '98.900. Spark.ling summer fun Great family home. 3 Business LotSSS,000. sink. garbage disposal ·Massive brick rJ.replace pool on .18 acre. BR. 2 Ba, many new 170xtOO--Oo Katella-and waler healer to accents spacious living Separate guest house! featllte8. Best of sl'hools. Desperate be&ln with Is yours. room. Trailer or boat ac· Pancho Villa must have Xlnl area. Shown by Wash Your Feel Three bedroom a nd cess l•rge enough for lived here· doo't waJt for onJ p SANTA AMA & shoes off to see this-ramily room with bright biggest r ecreational this romaaUc adventure. appt. y. ,500. SAVB-$49,950 Anliqui11h-Cottage on exposure or the s11n. vehicle Many extras . Ca.llqulc&847~JD. IRAHD MEW cor. a.x102-1t io221 ~i,~~li5:;~;'N.r,. priced lo seU al $69,$00. Ol'fN '" 9·,, St"" io 111 "llC' RJLL PRICE Birch-Around $62,SOO. Call for showi.og appolnl· !~~1mt11ilJI h~~i~~~~~~:~~:~ ~=r~~~d~~~: 4 ev:,-:~~~en [~IHl;lt~I ~~~~~fO·"'"."'' 'ei'~ JtQ jf IJPOnapproval. $71.000. 1.tnbeUevable lhat this h Gro~:i~~View . ~, .;z:-•===-=·~· ['8 lifijfi UI 546-8640 ~;r1f.iO·OOO. Call Loda) ~.~!/:,ri~:t; WATBtFIOMT ·~·l'Q'Uk ~~~ r•oPJN mo1*1\'~VN~·~,Plltt'I' ~UeB~~~!~~ho~:~ OPENSUNDAY t-s COVIMGTOM RDLTORS ·.~,·.,. ..·. ?l 1 Hts . Laguna-Callin g Pier/~o1.~~~'i:l toca· 4 PLEX _ '· . ----~--!-~ C.Q. Quintard Realty tion; 4 Br, 3 bat.ha, 2 PRJ ME Huntington ----------1 _67_3-8250 _________ 1 h"plcs .. lge patio. new Bea~h location. Let us Herd To Find! PACESETTER MESA VERDE ooe~f-a-t lnd. large 4 Bedrm. plan with formal dining and eustom oversized family room addition. Large patio and low main· tenance yard. Offered at ooly 192.SOO. HWT)', call ie today at Sf0..1151 --c.:--~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS MESAVEIDE $711'1 lmmacuJ.ate 3 Bed.rms., 2 Balb home. FanttsUc 1$s20 added family room with beamed ceilings and loads or panebng. l.MeWJd ona qwet street, con¥eo1eot to schools and~. Won't last lonl. Open House Sund•)' 1·5, 2917 <lleltn\lt, CGeta Mesa. 64CM9'1 4:;- COATS& WAl.LACE RE~L E5TATE. INC ----- LOCATION LOCATION Pr1mt 3 bedroom home on f.tte·Unf!d ir1net In ooe For • Ad lft w-.·s Wortd C4ll S.t 642-5671, Ext. 330 Orick-Easy! The Vest is Tops! 1 TOii s~1rts. pants, dress.ts with this vivid vest. 8e1inne1s· ptide! ftlakt lash· 1onable vest easily an '" si11&le 111d dOuble crochet Choose a bright 01 basic color of •nil · tine wo1stecl. Partem 7039 Mines· Sizes 10.18 mcl. $1JS for ucfl p1ttem. Add I ucll 111tttm for lltst<lus I I m11fl •ml 11.,, dltna. s .. d t• • of Newport's best Slilldren °'lumper. wll1Cfl. oei&bbol"booda. Tbl.s out· WIY IOV'f '°" its cool standlnl home has two ttp 111.e! 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Won 't last long al show YOU bow you can --------- Sl.79 500 become the proud owner EMnRTAIH LAKE FOR~ JI Balboa Bay Prop. of this pride o~ ownership A LOT? ~~(~~t ;.~~~· ~r~ lealton J~1~~ G::1\e~v:~m:~ Whether for friends or Weekends •675-7060• "fAreclation 3 bedroom jL&St everyday family Uv . --;;~&;fil~:Bn--l·~~~~~~~~~ owner's unit with !DI. you wm love this MAGHIFICEHT JUST US....., fireplace plus three 2 gracious bome in Irvine EYE STOPPER , ..., bedroom un1ts. Owner Terral'e. Corona del Everythjng Ls new lo this DUPLEX will help finance. For Mar. Four bedrooms & Men Verde 3 bedroom COIONADaMAI more Information call family room large home. You wall want to Lovely front owner's uoit 96.1-6767. k.ltchen with eating area, moveln immediately. It with two bedrooms. two a-tN 1~0 ·11~•v•"o"'""'''. lovely pool and patio screams taste! Taste! baths and laundry r·~ I Prift Is $142.000. Call for ;:~~3.Don't wail call ~:· r~~c= !f~<~ll~IHit =~~s::~rolf:N;,~e OP/N hl 9·1'\"~'0N""'' ~:~v~~:!~ ~ade yo:;-;;:~;~-: I• lt~!:I;,·~· l ~.,,Jij.-;JiA11 dilion. Priced to sell al new goodies with a , ~: ! ~ iii'iH'~ $132,500. Call now for Classi!iedad 642-5478 _ ·--·-·=-··~ . r•-··· ~ funherdetaib! 673-8550. . EXEC ESTATE MESA VERDE Blfl 4 bd, 2 be, 2 story home. Great floor plan, Italian tile entrance, lg LR w/PV stone Crplc. frml din rm, (a m kitchen. Cul·de -aac street w /xtr a lge lot . 545-9491 oPfN lit O• II\ ltlf.t 10111 NICI' [ 9·IHllHI ?.:~:~ ...... -.. !?!~ ?.::::~ .......... !?!~ ft Walker & lee Real fstate UDO ISLE 40 Ft. lot oo Lido's widest street. 3 B<lnns. + bon11S room. Beamed ceilings. $190,000 . OPIH SUH 1·4PM 116 Vlo Ciftoa LAWSON II.ALTY •'75-456%• I 00 Ga ... rel I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIEW -INCOME -POil One or COrona del Mar's finest. 2 Units, one with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath & game room w/wet bar. Other w/3 bedrooms, 2 baths. $210,000. r A C0LDWaL. IAMCll CO. 644-1766 2191 IAN JOAOUIN HIUA "0· IH HIWPOftT CINT&R IOOZ ............••.••.•..•. ····:·················· llST ~ C4M Lusk exclusive, fabulous oceanview home with private beach. Featuring 4 8ed.nns or 3 and den. Separate dining, nook, excellent blgb comer locaUoo. $189,900. UDO fSU Charmin & Spanl1b Vllla wttb separate maid or in-law quarters. Best locatlon. overslied lot. Opell beam cellinp . Sl'Y-..SS TU.DIWM)S Spacious 4 Bedrrns. and CaJDlly room , 2 flreplacea, wet bar, fabulous sltdowo oce.u and Bay riew1. Sl38.000 mecnab / lrV1ne realty $17t.500! 411t-P~AYCUST Spacious custom home. Play area away Crom pool area. Formal din ing, den w /fireplace, brkrst. ·nook w /lg. kitchen. Lots or room for out-or.door entertaining. Built·in BBQ. Lg. covered patio. Extra Jg . lot w /complete privacy. Owner transferred! Mary Lou Marion 642-8235 (All) INVESTORS II AW All!! Or you might miss this super R-2 lot close to Newport Heights w /a 2BR home PLUS! For info -Lois Miller 642·8235 -or drive by 1547 Orange, Costa Mesa (Al2> MIWPOlrT llACH IA YROMf LOT On Harbor Island Dr. Wide bay location o n new & beautlrul Promontory Bay. Size apfrox. SOxlOO. $198,000 ree. Cal for building inform a lion . Cathy Schweickert 642·8235 (A13) 642-1235 644-6200 901 Dover Orlw Htrbof' Vltw C."t.H I'"'"-•l Cen\PUS Valley Canter 7J2-1414 S©\\~lX-'£~~~· Thttt lnfrl9ulnv Word Gome wiilt o Cltudle -----MllM"' QA1 .. foOUNI -----0 '-'-...... "' ~ ,.... ._._, _,;. i... """ .. ._ '°"' ..... _ .... 0 I P l A N N E V l A I I ,, I I •.. , .. 1002G ....... 1002 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••v••••••••••••••••• WA.TEIFROHT PROPERTIES IMC Offering: Duplex on Ocean Ave $118,500 4 Bedroom on the hill $98,500 Huntington Beach-Westminster 6 Comm Units -4 Bf ks Sand $169,500 3 Starter -Westminster S.9,700 Long Beach -Naples 8 Dlx Units E -Side $235,000 Duplex <Starter) Sig Hill $22,000 Sharp Dplx Naples $ll0,000 We're Expanding - New Associates Welcome ,.. ....................... Cell (21 ll 592-2113 16112 Pacific Coast Hwy. H.I. fAcroM ,,_ 5w fildwJ GtMral 100 ca •• , .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• !.ASTSIDI A REAL IUY! COST A WISA TURTLBOCK TIUSUIE Neat as a pin! Former model with spacious, open feeling giving view of trees and night lights. Close to all schools, shoppine and recreation. 4 bedrooms, beautifully landscaped. 10,000 sq.ft. lot, air cond., newer paint. carpets, drapes, wallpapers and appliances. Owner transferred north. leaving this Unique treasure behind the Turtlerock, at $139,500. Ul'lllilC>Uf. fi()Mf.§ REAL TORS ... 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar also 1n Mesa Verde, at 546·6990 I IOOZG1•1 .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THIS IS NOT A JOKE! &c ..... lww View lot wftet .._, tw... $1,500. Clu,1 .sa£t"''I H '75-1344 Owwr/..,.. lnHarbor Vu ll1lls ~ 2HOUSES.ILOT ~ l h 1 s one o wner ' Super sta rter lnve1t • Ill Bedroom. lllr~e famtlY ment. 2 11pec1ou1 hotnes -wr-1002 Gt•rlll . 1002 room with (1re pl3ce fCX"lhepnceoronelnfan ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• home. Quality upicradin• toslic East Side C05ta 'l'lllft nu a 'Of •y••LTOO"'Y thruout Many mort• ex Mesa. You can't do bet I ftV"Uft"ft'1. ,.. ~ ,.. tru for gracious hvmg. ~r thGn lhla. Much Two separate houaes on FOUaPUXES See to a ppret-1ate l muchtodescrtbe,soglve a l.uge eo.rta Mese lot. "'°"'$11,ttl $138.500 644·72'10 us a call. M&-'1171 $91,950 1.ooec1 ror \hree more un· Xlnl Income pro-pertle1. full prtce' lta, 1urrounded by large Over 20 fourple>C~ avail. w_fof 'Ull4-" #citi , •. ~··I. ''a?'~VN~1"11''1':·~·,· ~~~I bo~=~~x1:~ ~Wr' !:m1!!fl''i:~r~;: ~(*1' TO -·, ....... .' .. -development. .Full price plea.tecall ..::=:;;;;;;;;;:";:"=l ;:llS=:.i ' : •. 500.CALL~2660 lta.7155 -= C::S~LECT ---MISA YRDI T"PROPERTJES VA Buyers Call Now n·s u sy 11vtn1 1.n thu "· •cai--lowty -1\k rf MV home. '• ,.. '"""'" Lee l'(lltr bd w/alJ'lum. 3 ISTATI $67,160 tnon' bdt. t be, country Secluded c ul-de-•ac --------kllcbeo. calhtdraJ cell-abel\ered by towerina Nnm~ydown M1nv to ctioos~ from Cull ·ror mott information Mesa Verde mp •more Jutt •alun1 ~ leach to thla ex- ror ri'1ll family. Veta tc\lllve double door en- welcome! 54.S-t491 try to lavish Uvio& room! FDI' Under kparate family room wttJa Pakla Verdes aloM $1~· flhpJact ! Epicurun • R~IE Walker t; l P.P. Rnal f s l11 tP. kttcben with dlotna 1 Juet U.ted Bedroom. 2 S•••Pln• mauer e.tbaodfamllJ.Privat.e bedNom nrtreat + 211 Spanltb courtyard en-Vacant 4 Bdrm Rarnblln1 ~ acre trance, la. bac~ard. Sl\arp •Ith fireplace, CALl.USFOI 1rounds with fenced Oreatpla~forc ren. ..... b b N C d IT ----thlld·aafe pool! Owner Neal Is clean! See lt lo-...... iuns. H• nl . ear 1• 11, ~ wwaet aays bring an offer! For day. ottered at a low :!.~Square SS0.900. •II a. T_. a'"'-quick appointment call •.llOO. 5315800 Froml39,oootoa,ooo Mt-6010. 1 ,._ ~--"!!-----) i.::::.:::.t _ f:.~r=~~: lfiiii . t-1 qf4l1 •wrot t002Ge .. ,.. 1~ . .....1:u-·--tsHw.eaorJ.c.~. vv. Hut to -.Qt HAMC ••••••••• • • •••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• F1ad •hat you want Ill S4t•l65S Cii: 110111 1L1111 aa. OVER 50 VEARS OF SERVICE MIWPOaT SHOllS OMI -STORY MClmM Beautifully decorated home, 2 bedroomt, den, 2 bathl. 2 private patios. a•rden entry. Near clubhouse, pool & tennll cts. $11 ,500. I 16 YIA ouno. UDO IU Of9t W..'fMUb.fat e;e Make an oner on this Adorable 3 Br Today. Happ_l, Sunny Atmotpbn, Tastefully pecorated. Entirely Remodeled & Just Walt'Df..!:rJ: Owners. Larae Pallo For · ln1. Immediate Oc~upanc>:. Reduced to •Hs.cm. r. Dail)' PUot ClaaaJnectt. BASKETBALL TEAMS 0 L Y 1 L F D l E I L 0 C H I P F 0 C S H 1 Y 0 0 R F I E l S A H Y I E F L T S D N U 0 I E R E T H It 0 T V D T I DVAOTYLSEAUtDE OGHE RA t P t I 0 Y LT KN P'R l M 0 F L AONOIERLABHCt OLIA"O 0 H E I 0 R l 8 I E P R Y H A L L t S IPR£SMGAMltl80SBLSAP EOPHG llltAYE I TWTALltO It S U l f S C R t ( N R D M t T E C S l A 0 6 0 l E I F V G 0 t S K S [ 0 R E P D 0 F R E £ T 0 0 V 1 T D " It G N I L £ V A R A ft E 0 C It M T 1 T 0 H S F 0 U l M T E M P S C Vlt•oriOPlOJSJ WCMO l SEASHORE DUPLEX Good ocean view from this immaculate 4 Bedrm, 2 bath upper & 2 bedrm lower. both with large rooms. Always rented & Just a few steps to Newport's best beach. Enclosed garages. $129,500. With terms. Note -most people must know by now that we have moved to the tst floor, Great Western Bldg., 450 Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach. phone 759-0811. Please come to see us! 460 NEWPORT CENTER ORIV E 751M>811 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCIA.MYllW 3 Br Fam Rm, den. $30,000 upcredlng In put year. All new kitchen, 410lM+ PoOL $68,SOO Outstanding locaUoe near schla & 1hop'1. Fot BY Owner-College Park, 3 br. ram rm, pool + sauna Oil lrl lot. Only S7UOO. caum-as. S.ALI IY OWHB EASTSIDE LOCATION 3 Br. 2 ba, rumpua rm. extra larse lot. RV prk's ts.l.500. Ph 8'2-5299 info. call --------67).7601 $57,500 Immaculate 3 Br, 2 Ba home . All Bltns . fireplace, huie family rm and manicured yard cau :~ ASSOCIATED SO. COAST BK RS Huie Jot. Unbelievable 1lh • Ba, dlnlna rm, bltn ,as cpts. wall peper & tile. ma=~ 4 Br or a Br + fam.rm. 2 reducUon to S1A9,000. kit, !rplc, covrd pallo, GI.,.. ' 00• GiMr.. I oo• Nick Vracln Ageo~ PrClp!! lft cpts, drps, dbl gar. Ap· '----' 752-6521 s.51-.. ,84 7'2•1920 prox 2000 sqtt. Nr . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOOGUAll.fl.Ntw fUA04 parochial schl . C.L. IAMIU ... IAMCH MAGHIFfCIMT SPYGLASSHILL Lovely-4 Br w /formal Robinette, R.E. Bkr FIXH .. POOL VllW 5 Br + game rm, frml dine & Fam Rm, huge 762·9070. $64,990 dine, aep. fam.rm, 5 S.. mstr suite, wtsmall vlew•3--Bdrm--2-b-a-db_l_c-ar_g_a_r ........... ~ED On Npt Back Bay & vlewofocean&ccltylltes. of city lights.~ yrs old. on 8 l~rve Eastside lot. ~ ~ mountalna. Pr utlttc 1229,000. By owner. For further delall1 call RV atora""',,e ."Kol pond. C ircular drive t o sln1le fam home in 640-8925 c 2 c k R I r. .. dramatic bome built on prl vale c ul-de·sa · · 1 roe e r ea 169,SOO. 325 Rochester single level. Huge ramUy w/conunon pool " put II.AND HIW E)stateM2·5062 Ph548-5211 sized Uvlnc room. Coun-Un11ree.o. 3 bcl. 3 bath 4 R 1.... ----~-1;.-.;-.-.-,;-.-.-.-.-.-.-. -.-. -. lJ')' kltc~en. Dine. Faml· fam rm. plWI den-0fllc + ....,. -...,..,...-•- ly entertainment area or 4th bdrm. Owner mov The Ideal combination of Cool, Gt"Htt & ~ BY OWNER overlook• covered 1-a.&e&-ml. a new home in an Modest!)' priced coun~ 1,.._ .,.. Id d N ..._ t b I l b d ho d--' b I .,.,. J .. 0 C!Oll o. r. Pavilion and aparkllng e • a 11 e me •urroun "" Y l.11 Newport/Back Bay area. pool Separate wing for oeilhborboocf, featurlllg s hade trees . Small P\lllycpt'd.Tri·levelJbr maaalve master sulle all tM latest ldtcbeo ap-garden area, covered .,... unf[alshed "BONUS and childrens quarters. polotrnents, overslled veranda. 3 bedrooms. 2 ROOM'', 2 ba, 2 car gar. Tremendous barsain for pra1e, lqe room•. 3 full baths, formal dlnln&. wtwahlnl fac'i . Lou o< the bandy. Hurry won't ---~-....... -51--,..,,......---. baths, 1tep down wet-Newly painted. owner extra• whic h include last. Callta-7881. ,_,. bar, m1nJ ocean vtew. AU sacrince at SS7.9SO.~all m1noreCS f le Ol'fH rlt9·•rHu•Ho 11H<J• MUSTS&&. walklnl dl•taoce to 50-1720 f['::S w/pool, OU::W~ 411·2STOIY private beach. Only front door. Ml.mt ... to ~ ' POOl.·$67,500 116$,:..f:.4-Hlt ~-, ... ftAlailRllll&L appreciate! Ul-7$82, THE R£AL ESTATfRS Tree lined 1trHl in ~"-:-~-~!l~S.;t~/Sun;·~E~v~•;·~~~ p r I m e b • a c b .. C•f-1-" .;;;.;;.;;..-..;............., ____ , nel&hborbood. Formal "'Jl1t.- IANC..= ~· =~~'l~!:~ut '!JACUESTATI CREAMPUFF OR ASSUME celllnC flreplace. Cowl· WHAT IS 6tl $43,500. New w/w carpet, newett try It c hen · Dine · And Wby are they saying Trees. trees, trees. No make of kitchen 1tove, Very tastefully decorat· Flag1tooo terrace . all tboae nice things down. FHA apprabed. new paint. a BB, 2 DA. ed a bd, 2 ba home in Hideaway muter 1ult.. about ll 1 It'• the collest 2 Dream home-room for near Coast Colle1e. Try goodarca.Famdln.FP, 3balhs.22'farnilyent..r· bdrm. home & the horses 10%down.Callformore tge cov patio. VA term• talnment room. Man · I t avaUable. Newly offered decoration ltem1, t. •. brighte•t. llahte•t, l· 140.3666 ° 0· '45-J474 at.,950.$45-Hil custom shutters an ~~aptth. ot~s•r 1bartafll!: --drape1. Hurry! Woo' "'......... a w a ·"' 111""~-....-..,Jliilij I last. Call 963-7881. !2u a '7:.. b,ooouy • that'• ~-------I I 'It ._1 •Of'f"'l11 '1•1l\ll,/NIOlol NICI ' w~V~tlt~ -~ -· aoo1 E. Cat Hwy eTHStO AXER 'Want Ad Help? 642>54m •DUPLIX• Cbolce &-Slde4br. 2~ ba. THI; R[Al. tSTATERS ~---~ !!! .. $ .. SIDE ram1din.nJ1 pvt yd °'' (2) 2 Bdrm bouHt On ~ '1 maater bdrm. Pluab OCEANSlDE of old The nlbt location! 1'lM cpta. Wall paper. By CdM. l NEW . 1 older. right 1lie! The ri1ht ownr'71,llOO~O Xlnt locatiQG. Cr ice I Br~ l:,; r Sl4t,IOO 4 "::rrooar:: born·• wit: IY OWMM McD1 .... '' .. "" buae caa.ln-Hke famJI)' • BOl Ruoipu1 rm. Dl.o Excl\lllveAtenta room with uaed brick rm. oltm. M•a V-wde 71UJ1a 11rep1ace. Better HUTl"Jf .,.. Xlat conct. Pneect Calf: &&S-0303 '°' q_ukk .. ,,, 54f.8SQ COIOMA D& MAI aft. s. No aie:nta t ' 4 •ROOM MIU V•Dt $107,100. J BR. 2 a., 11e Uv-rm. M new crp'-1 newly paint· E••leiac.-UYU...aor •·--'-1d, trai\er acceu. J BR In k)wn. Appro•·•---------1 115..1.SOO . Centur y 1500 eq. ft., 2baltw .. tarae OCIAM llHDS 21(" r o ell er R E , muter bedroom. cosy Reatored older J Br waoa fireplace , pool •iaed .. A ,_ ·"ot 1,._a---------~ard. all walkl .. • dl•· .... me, ... Cl'4J ,.. _. U1t•sr•1u-... UaJ ana. New cpl.I, ..,. "' .-• -aeeto vaaebffot&. --J 1 toJ..:-.-...__,.,..._•~v. 21 , IVUI, copper p UIS\ ...... , --J _,,... Plus MP CU-t qunen Coay a BR homo on cul· di dbl 1•r. 811 7 de·uc a t reet. Only fNt tneel •1,8IO. fU. 50 0 . C 1 n tu r y SOt1nn.AND&R.I It/Crock er R • E • ea..-eo.IOIZ .. I ... ...•••.•............... . ..................... . ..... ,....We ......_,_,.. ..__.,_We ............................................................................................ '"day. 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MISA VlllDI MEW USTIHGi Ill Pool 4 8 r R Fant.Ntll'. near new 3 br, • r, am m Z ba + bonWI IUghly up. 2 Bedroom & den II\ ON TUE FAlRW'AY 3Br ZBa din rm llC tam Moblle, MOdular Horne Ii WOODBRIDGE r..~ 1 lud...,. ., Luxury custom home '.....,.,· :.._ .. l BuitA•~a DeOvery Se1 ~ w s~ ""' r .. at with all the "xtra11 rm. .....,., quctl """· 111 up,7""8ervlce. &75·7570 ~ ·~~0ni:"~~:! ~ IWriatrallon air cond.. mac, lll5.ooo. ~2MS ror free est. or Into PLACE ·-•. ..... h. /\.II hi r pool, Jacuzzi. grand llV· --~ •• 1 .... "TY graded lux twnhom . ·--.. Tt'nn111 ct II. r~c hall. '4J.47H 1711,750 ----AUMCH 9U.il'TH CONDO l Br. 1"' +"" ba dbl gar, Call alter 6 pm Poul W Bt """ •••lcJ t.A"u< 6·12 ·8.,'.JO IY OWMll .., .. " .. udC l • or ~ ruom with magnill· UDO ISU :M JC 60 3 bdrm El Morro. Popular Grffftbnar plan only t&I.~ C..ll now tu rflll views 3 Bdrms . 3 many eslrat 494·7738, Landmark Bolu ~ries W'ltb • bd.nna + family NotMH646 baths Ii ~n E.xteo:11ve LUXUlY 49W031. A.Ill for John ----4 Plan a. avail 4 UK. 2...., nn.2balhs.Ncxltolake. fronlafl' oo the 1011 If you like \bol old ---- 0-P.w 1016 Ba. ram rm. Pvt pty Immediate occupaocy. N QR l NS ~ [R€HSOTIMG€~ rourso An 1mprua1vt' fuhloorountryloollwitb .Wic'8 t'Uqua. 2 Br I 0., m-J4.5.J .. ••••••••••••••••••••• "'OUJd llke lo Mii th •1r Sll0.000. SM-as37 after _ _ 1 homo I 1175,000. used brick, •tlll.ncd ijlan. ~Et8~~1~r.'N~· X&.ra tee kit, by park 4br. -~ 846-1168& ec>m Pnncapab ooly. R E A L T Y N Q R { N S celling ''"' and l>t'BSed 105, 00 Ortega llwy .. San J~ba. din's & fam.nn, Beaut. 2 BR. &ood area, 3CJON. NeWport, N.8 . wood noon combined to Juan C..P'slrano. Opt>n f1i>k, ceram1r We Int. tedec in/out. By owner. ....-.... .,.1 ... y RE ALTY produce a warm. toay Houu Sun 2U..,_l31~ ut.1lted relllngs. n · $.'51,.500 963-7652 IUU'Uo6I' "' llviruf envlrooment then vs ~ teealve wood paneling. -A PRIVATE WORLD of By owner (Llc. Bkr. > 8 you'll want to s~ th.la .. _or_e_. _____ _ $1WSOO ~3.WJ •SAVE MONEY• ________ __,peen hill.a. blue ocean s R, 2"" Ba. overlooklnit SPY~L.ASSHILL 8R1Dln·rm homll. Al eLMOR.HO • . BYOWNER DEERFIELDp&Uobm.2 eurrounda you un WbJt CMwn Valley & Niguel thl I f I bo 3 bd BY OWNER, new ocean Pool.•3 ur. r~m-rm• ..... fly Br. + den/bdrm. frplc, •~luded, wrap·around e-wawroce~.r_v1ew Lake. 188,000. Commanding coaatal ...,.,! ~·ulfry orb on 1 Mobilio! me. rm, 0 • "' trg patio & rear yd Nr ...__.. ..... Open-beamce•uugs OPEN SAT/SUN 12.5 view ewport Hurbor, .,.,...,__,, you urry. many xtru. 135.000 V>eW cual 3 Br home, lath unaraded, cul ·de·s ac ....;..1 Pri---' I ui. • """"'· 3 M 4 uurma .. 3 Fred Bria"• AJA Des "'-•-"-•· L " Ii h•· CaJ.lforappt. .--.... K""-A Sat 10.S:ao •plaster. Fam Rm, (pie s7S . 90 o 0 pen 11 s e 1 ........ ...,., ~ lo8ae lq ck· baths. 2 fireplaces. large Di . .,,... De . 24311 Las Naranja:s ~ ....... a ,. ·"· 6' ... ~ ~ .. y _.,..,., Y owne """-ldtcheo&dormal rungroom. n Jim Burkman Rily. 2700sq ft 4Bdnna .. 2\'J 4M-7738or48t.ao31. As .. •• 000.'98-2085 Sat Su~ l 0 4 17 39 t 55j.1706• ' .......... ,, 2 Bedroom 2 Batlul 496-31l93 ba\hs, dining area. ram. for John. BToro 1012 Caspers Cir 842 2926 dining rm. SlJUOO Ll'i lot-rm lo expand rm w /wet bar, 2 -------- ••••••••••-•••••••••••Owner 2 Sly. 3Br. 2'-"b-. ~~_Y,ordPKe. odViltagle PRIME COMMERCIAL PRICE llll9.500. MICE 4 IDIM fireplaces & a 3·car OPIH HSISAT 12-$ Open house by oWDt'r Sat lndry, frml din, 1''R, ;;;:u 3 Br OR w:.!k + LOTS on Cout H.wy. an caurorappt. 494-837! 2 bath with larae pool, gajra·~-~ !.,riv pool ---------1 Pr9do ., ..... , .. llSuntilS Beaut corlot trplc. n1 t·e yd, Jaf', 1 blk ba.''sa1.t$O · ow'ner. Victoria Beach area 27.ISCBllC pnvale rommunity. w/ ac™'.-•s.ooo w .. IW!tnl .... ol cul·de·sac Creal I~ bch. $79,!Y.>(J 968-0342 IJ33.ll03orSS2·950.'J TwoC·l lots MS.OOOeach ACRES Walk to bearh & ten.DU * 494-1057 * S.at•ah 107 2Br. l~Ba . b ltu. (Of' sch ls & sboppmg 3 ------. -----------1 & three'lt-2 lots at $4$,000 1 , _ 0 _ h R ccurt.s 1121 500 •••••••••••••••••••••• specious living rm, walk Br. t~ ba, country kit. OPEN HOUSE 1-5PM RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN each. ~:i!fu!g~~gch ~le;!: . --grm· ROl.JOASBRADLEY llG CAMYOM In closet, full lengt~ 11'1 LR VII/ bnck nr l Sat & Sun 515 16th St. 3 3 br, 2\.'I ba. popular Sa "llW $2 IS 000 ln ..... m .. U.it. carport ~ paUo awn.inga. lin '-I rd d I h 0 C E A N V I E W lion with many exciting ' -' .._.,. IU IU~ _..... • h-... •---cei & .. ., c, cov patio. Br 2'"' Ba e uxc me. LWs Rey. Vu golf cours RETREAT h1'gh above occao view homesites. or·44ff-96·31<&584S8 View Newport Bay lo •ucuu ILorage a '""'· c..-concrete walkways, fncd Walk to beach. brand & take . s11 5 ,ooo . .... ..... _, r t Nr.tfle Ocean t o pool & rec area b .. .... ..... t goo c::o~ od AJiso Canvon •. ...,·ac .. 3 OUTSTANDlNC OP .,.....,,a. ron ga e en· 117 000 acay~ . .,..ny x r11s. nt!w S96. . ..,.,et ay! 5'7·7044/833-3215 . .., "'""' '" PORTUNlTY for · lr". Mammoth living • prin only S66.SOO Mus W11lnotlut Lcader:sh1p ----------t Bdrm./2 bath luxury antm· ~ 6 UNITS ON THI: 14081MAGNOLIA ccndominium. Separate aRinahve dev~loper' M.11t.loft Viejo 1067 room with VlEW! Mar· 8LUF'f-Wrnter It Sum· SPACE 113 m.J ~J-8646 R. E qlllCIC SAU! ..11-1nn rm .. 2 fireplaces, Call now ror deu11ls. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~lredp1'nlamc! rooPmaneWlede• mer rentals. G~...a in· Vi Block So. Westminster Fwt• v..u-. I 034 IW:! 44fiG Colony 100 3 Bdrm. Fam ....... ~ '"".... ., , ._... -1 p-' d all bea l breakfast rm . 2·car MADRID 65 bar. Spac"'"" kitchen •. vestment property Blvd on Magnoha ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._._°" rm, "" ecor. u ~-I V m.-......q,.._., ..,..... .. Y""•·H-•-Condo for sale 4br, 2ba. '~ I 042 upgrd's Park. pool. ten-rarage .,. poo . ery : . lll:tu.:tu-<=-> 4lk 21.oz Ba. ram rm. fan. psotry Extra lar1te $245,000 TS ~S ..... j's nl·s $73 900 Qualified pravsle; very, very -nn ...... .c:-.n.-.~ woe view, 2 sly. huge master wing Gla~s··-' JAYW YEA • PACEIAunlULnTY l~.,.,n..nrM1leSquare••••••••••••••••••••••• · · · ul Sl.23900 ~uu;v """" R"'•'TORS ~-......,, Park .... C~nbeJt & com· Weatherly Bay 30 r. 38 a. pnn only. By owner. q et. • · 499·2800 mstr swle. gourmet ktt, view patio Load s or c.-u. ................ monpool &rec '64.900 condo, pool. shp avail. S:i9-0l.S8evn/wk.nds * 494-1057 * -healed pool &<Jacuui air storage 3 Car garaite Ocean Ylt'W 3 br. 2"' ba, (71415%2-0872 R Elli By OWNER cond. upgraded. fully Call now for personal ... ---ator t~nbme 1 .. 00,. ___ <_213_>~ __ 2182_1 __ on s ....... ~Ownr846·2442 ......... R•"c .... 3 BR. IJv-·•·--------1 I d pd 3 Id ....,..,..,.. • • •· -• HIC ..,, 1• 1• n Sl' , yrs 0 • preview. 752-1700 f ed &-Q( H.B. Realty S36-8S65 ----1044 rm. dln·rm, country IEACHESTATE Move in now ! 3 Bdrm, $133.900. <Prin only.) OPfN11i9·••PuN•Ol'fN~" sq.fl. 2 frplcs, enc ...._..ttoperfy 14 ff'• y OW'S °"" HY•ActFatt J Br home. Paulanno Tract. RecenUy painted uwl~. Plum. neclanne .. fi' trees. Neal to gnde school. Cooveoaent to evtr)'thing• CCM .... Redty 631-1146 9"m kitch /fam rm. frplc, Onceinabluemoondo 2...,Balhwllhflreplace ()p(>nbse Sal&SunlOAM I•· I yard.$92.500.Law&iM·•••••••••••••••••••••• ....... HliiRYf ...... ~~;;v;~ha~e,<'4~~~18: l'.:~~sa~~~s~~~!i~n ~~~g.P~~~.~·;~g;~e~a~ ~~i,~~5; Via Santa · 111~111;t :::;:;:2Br. 2 ba :n~~Oa~ITHMwO:~~' For thi.s one! Super area. !!61.(877 grounds this large. Liv· view $1216,SOO. 499·1566 or . --===• • ••••-borne along ralrway with downtown Hunt. Bel z Br 2 Story. Condo. ---------1 ing open beam & glass 673-3620 MEW MADRID ooeanview. Make offer. ~~!.,. R. ogera Rll) Pool/Park CentaJ Cen Bedroom, 2\Ai Bath ranch CASA S "'RG"' ............... tral air. Nr Walnut ho.-.... Rustic •""clusion ~ l ts "" "" ...__rt • ..._., AMCHORA .. uno ~ 0 Beaut Upj!raded, nr Jake ...... ;::::::. W C.•ht 'f Loh/ K.a.u.11 2 Olk.a from Ne Exqulail~ executive an a picturesque pnvat ""·IJ n/ .. tn Vu Nr 0penru.esattSun l·S. By A bome to remember! 2 INYISTMIMTS Ctypfl 110 lrv1ntt High School. ......_ __ Sur-..,_ plan bea~h community ru ,.. 0 -'-aodden l"·bath ,...,,""'· ..-• ,....,. • ' twn Trade for new home owner 586·8719 Prln uo:ucw • ,.. · C714J 4t6-77lt •••••••••••••••••••••• IW.000 atnum a<l.)OUling master SUi0,000 or other in bch area Only __ ------•Completely carpeted. =========~!Must sacnfi« 2 c~t Coastlaa Realty suite Enlert.amer's de· Alrium view fro m 631-1146 igbt inside, 3 bedrooms, Own/Ai\496-0l-42 _ YOWMJFomily! bedroom & living rm. Tll-PLEX lots at Pacific Vie A.OAT IM lloii baths Formal din-If you hke friendly El\JOY lbe warmth of SAN CLEMENTE ~em~k , ocu Nd to sell by owner. tag, family room. lofl llfooarchBayPlau n eil(hbor hood at-woodandcharmofm1r· (1)3Br.2ba.<2>2Br.2ba, VJew. OH YOUR CLOUD 185.000 lmm~d1alc oc 111ed fireplare z pati<>1. Laguna Niguel moephere. move right Ul rors. Obie or w/auto i.e ydof( 38r apt. OoCa· Ca• •rdal to this heavenly 3Br niipency. Luxury 2 br, immaculate 1n and out. 496-7222 IJl-0836 Uu.s 3 ~rm., den, frplc, opener.Ownerneec:bfast nyoo & Stream. S•n ~ 160 111al•ce. T•nn1s buffs lbrary, Ranc_h<>SanJoa· $96,.500.C.11~1720 ---------tmiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•·••94ilili.-iiilirl• poolsizc hackyard sale.Call540-11Sl Clemente.1129,000 •••••••••••••••••••••• m111t appreciate. Close quin Condo l"ully ap· ll19,500-SBr/2Ba·OcVu Owner transferred, anx· Taytar-Mode Rlty By owner M·l zonoo 26 "° P'rwys, ~hools. Shop· pointed 1nC'ludtn){ air. TA si~"""""-'I/SU t S78 ~oo 23815 ..... f\ lot 7700 I N M I Sq .... """"""m DI s IOUS . J • 49&-2986or4 .... -4486 sq. . • eq, p.n~. ear l e uare C714 IS47 39117. after 5 pm .... < """'2 Ho Oc'" II I k L•1 o d M •· Pn -·• -·"""" Oll· YU c Stn I ( r. ora 0 ·-L...-any x .. as. oc . .._ Park Let us move you & week.ends 1714 )544-5704 .. .., """ B 2B OcV .,._ ---ooo CM> -... h 7 G ...... .....,.3 r/ a· u .,.tat.es) .________ r-i.....____ 1071 -· ............ into t is S7 .soo em "#I laC4fou6a" SU!9.<J00.3Br/2Ba·.Bd1sd * 494-7551 * r ~-~ f'a.s!._~'--R-......_ ... l--cll•ate•-Oc-•c•.-c--y•l_ ________ -1 S300,00001"S37S.OOO BlC CANYON View of ....................... tnc.-Pr.,ty 2o< -,3"""'1.1a4"'6_,, l IDR.MS.2 IATHS WOODnlDGE 2ToCboose From GoU course & lake. 2 br 2 $75,000 ••••••••••••••••••••• AUOR LAKE BldgStage.()cVu ba, upgraded. 1117,SOO 4 Bdrm 2 bath lam.Uy COVINGTON BROS Larj(esl ol the Terrace 4Br/3Ba· + Pool be/opt Steps to Tenn. rm"' lge covered deck. 1 Anaheim. Century : lbnHc &ga.c:~ &ownhomes. the "Cam· 2 Br. 2•; ba. 1971 sqfl nr rt 1 Mile to Manna. 32891 Sparow lnvestml Di nw. luxunous 4 BR. 2 bndge" Newly painted, lake. Scarce Brentwood REAL ESTATE Couple needs 3br hoUllc c • poo • J&cuut, MC C 11 M 1 1 S 1 C 963-7866 1ly, alm06t new hm 1s a abarp carpeting and in mdl. CaU&40-S274. Laguna area. Will purch. ....-M4-_S44_1 ______ ~X:,, &Ue • ·1-------- decorators delight. Jt has e11«llent location near --------QUAINT CHARM ER or lae opt. from ownr. Mewpcri leocll I 0'9 , .. Pl.AM ~~~------1-~~-~-~~ features toromphmenl a pool11 . jacu i 21 and OM GOLF COURSE Exter1or01d Eoitllsh . tn· S12Sk. rB.Dge. By Feb 18. ....................... LOVELY. CUSTOM 4BR, DlstretsPropetiy! Popular San u ateo terior c i rca 1977 C!...t... ~"""'2109 Comp. redecor : on cul l flndltf llfestyle of gracious Irv· clubhouse Luxury living ,., ...,... ours.~... · By Ownr Bayerat s br, 2 de aar. Lst Time o(fenld sunken living room, tarn can or you ing.PerlforentertBJning atooly$77,900. model <under con · w/dlshwasher. plush • ... GU ...... CHARMER ba, ram.rm, dia.rrn, for111.le.SOR.3ba .• fam. nn.w/welbar.Profea'ly BeacbareaspeclaUat •conveniently loc. Call struct.>. right on 10th carpet, fireplace -~ , Open Sal/Su• 12·$, rm Finillhed & paneled ldscpd.Approx ~Acre. Probates,lorecl0&ure: i:;r:,o; t>k~pl. Mi-0076; ~~~~fn~l s~:~~~u~:~ MORE! $87.SOO. ~~~~,~~?e':c':t y1;::. ~~~805 1.-.ard garage $134,750 IOMD ReALTY ='1.::ie;~s!;~~~ -----view of Npt. Center & BUY A PIECE room to add. Mint cond · --·----Ca.llMASSOC. 714/111·941 I Below market.price HrMa.Sqrortc night lights. Need fast or Laguna w/vlew . Close lo. $57.500. MaySeawlnddehue2 8rCon· R.dta11 759-0ZJ6i--------•I K•.l*soew.lrollt BJ owner. 3 Br. 2ba. lgel~~~~~~~~~I sale. Only S89,SOO $4.,500. trade. do. I \.'t Ba. highly UP----------IY o--&B Call (714)873-4545 famnn. RV•ccess.3earl· 0wner/agenl$48·1.290 "Z .. Rll!:ALTOR494-8611 f(raded. close Lo beach,,_________ '""5a 110 900 839--0210 S ulptu d DUPLEX Sea Wind S6S,500. Pnnc CM*4EllY VILLAGE 3 Bdrm Fam rm · 2 Ba c~ . . -c re RanchoSanJoaqwn 2 Bd.rms. each & VICW Wahf'h~wtMt-· only 640-7668or998"6320 2Bdrmhou.semC·I z.one, $77,SOO MJNl Warehouse. Nt IWliqa..leodl 1040 Landscaping 2 BrtDen, beSl on lake-1125.000. Split·level J Br. w/v1ew.•---------S8S.OOO Shake roof beauty with Gd.location.678uMs ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• golf course. Pror decor . Frplc, beam cell'gs .• db OM THI IUCH UDO ISLE shingle accents. Coz: Sl.333.000. Bier. 963·'78&1 lnlhefroot,catchesyour Ownr/Agt.833-3813 INCOME k1tcbeo. $94,500. full SUMSET&SUR.F 2 8drm d r I 2 frplc,slopedceillngs,all•--------S6iS Rf'$ale Spec1al1sls 3, 4 ors bdrm models av11.1l, 50me w /pools 968·4602 Peruungton Propert~ HOMP. & INCOME • 2 housff on l lot. 3 Br & 2 Br Try SI0.00-0 dwn, 8 .500 fuJJ pnce Pnn only. pis Kent Rogers Rlt y Ml 8.300 ---- GI TERMS ............ a.oc .. MO-OOWH Buyer h.s' boug hl another andMUST·SELI~ proless1onally decorated J bdrm. l'hba home BY TIOS WF.~K END HW1e fanuhed bonu.' room and many othrr iamen1t1es. Pnce JU'll rtduced lo 1119.800 lNT LR t: l'-ETWORK C..11 now ' 1162 77 ~I 1/J ACU ESTATE $41,500. ,....._, ~ •. lren No doWb 1'11A •pproved Dnam bomt' room for ...... Ha.7155 ~tllflielc'11~ ~EAL ESTA~ 1 HOMES WATSWltOMCi .................. ? Today we han \M best -'ectlioft of pnme homes •"•r o((t'rf'd Seven ~omea pri<'..-d from 115,000 NO clow11 le> Yt•t:< Lav..a.oni pin~..-~all lta.7155 eye immooiately. New Commen:aal +large apt. pnce .+ en: rp c.. elec bltns. upgrade s! _______ _ =e~~u~~?:~ e';~1~: 5r' J.?3:'"cfe~ ~~r~:: Sla.5,000. MISSION REAL TY ~}f'w :i'~:d a~ac:fo1e~ ~::,· ~~~ ceil. hv lhru-0ul, laund rm, cul-d· 8 UHITS You ""•1de. Stop by when rrnm.e view, priced tor 494-0731 garden. Outdoor brick . ' . sac· green be It & Santa Ana. Five 2 bdr. ~... FABULOUS VIEW --------1 f I l h 'd 3 B 2 b panoramic vu. Drive 1 \'J & 3 l·bdrm, Primo p apen or l'all for app'l. mmed.iatesalePrincon· 2 Bdrm. widen + exlro EL MORRO rrpoocma lafocr ux· parn,s1·ona.. mi east or 1·3 on Ortega ~rwnty . $125.000. l! S81.SOO 17%1 Butler _ly. $89,500. 752·7866 I 1139 """ ~ ff v· C d ot. ,;wu. Mobile home. 3 bdrm, Multiple zoning. $27S,000 wy lo 1a or ova, BELEIVE It or not a fix· er upper 10 lrvlne'' Nice 4 Br w/lge lot. near com· munlty park. Bnng hand \OOla & brushes for your savings. But first, CALL Ce.nt.w-y 21 Surf Really many xtras. S35,000 By Owner Phone Moo· right2blks,n~hll028041 llU.GRUHDY &.asinesa()pportunlty Openffou.seSal.10-3:30. f'r1 6pm·l0pm, wknds PASEO VENTURA . I.EAL.TOil 675-611 MoaeyMakingMuchine! -.7738 or "94-8038, ask 811 m .11 am. ( 714 ir--~-iii~~--SEE nus ONE! Openi--------• $30,000. Established forJobn £.....,., Sat /Suo 12-4. Call1--------beaut,y aaloa down.town. ---------87,,_. 493-61199 lyOWHER Condo. 3 Br. 2~ ba, split SOlllht..,_. 1016 ....................... tt513 CAMPUsl>a·fRVbCE r-979-~l~MO~~~~~ OPEN DAILY 111\. M.T06P.M Exdlllive LeuuJ.« Agent.a for lbe popular ' Village Faire. TaxSetTieti By •ppomlmellt,ocily. ~I~.. levet. beaullfully up-., • ..,,1/ graded, very pvt. corner •'AL ESTATE un1l w /wrap around 960 ~St. patio & wall. In newest. VEllY PlllV A Tl &SECURE VERSATILE floor plan. library, i11•winR rm . mu.sit" rm , ofllct' or bdr m . take your chotrr hut comt: sec lh11. hf'uullfully lndacpd & decoratl'd 4 <or ~ 1 bdrm 3 bath !!o m ... tlu1n decidv ... YOO S-Jaal''t CiotfCOWMV .. w You'll k>ve the view & the llolf course too' Prof de corated 3 Ur. 2""ba Sl19,000 ProperlJ managemllnl· Rental• needed · Commercial leasmg 1104 So. Coast Hwy LAGUNA BEACH ...,. •en J4•e.tl6 8SIOC of The Blu!rs. On HARIOR VIEW Hard To Fl"nd huge l(rtJenbelt. near MOMTEGO pool Owner will carry 8 R 8 A t b This 4 bdrm home 1s 2nd TD. Sl29.SOO. Call ~Ws l~ke a' :o:ie1. pa~ qwelly situated at the 644~. f 'J~. Ids cpd. VIEW , end of a rant.aslac vu cul VI w VlEW de sac. f'reshly painted RUSTIC CHARM '673-760 I Sl.32,500 2 Br + 1t1.1cho, beam ceaJ. -------- S.. Model •• ...._ West .... ine! •nas. fireplace. S87.ooo. $101,000 " , .......... 497-2457 PRIVA Tl ISi.AND Uadereoo.truction --EX-,.-_..-.......... -· ... -.-.. Upgraded condo an ex Real Estate ~ • •""~ cellenl condition thruoul ... u 7_.. Cb«>oM Your Own Decor 1be lovely akyUghled en· Patio opens onto garden .,... _.. 30' BOATSLlP 2 BR, 2'1'a Ba, Condo. Has 7»-0MI. &eo-Olll6, Agt. trJ to this home aeta the type aetlina. 2 bdrma J leocll tto.e. NEWLY 4 Bdrm. 552 7000 -oooeRJDG E mood for the spectacular ... 500 1 lot ....... 2 B ·--"8COLLINS ISLAND • .. Lu~ .... ry Condo , by eoattline &i blll1lde • .AS~ ,11.,. par'k".""~ooi' :::"tai Trade~r000Finance MEW EASTSIDE Cost. Melo Triples Pride of ownerab town.houae urut with bedroom. 2\11 bat owners unit. THE · .. · · Owaer. Arbor Lakedoor viewt .:_~~~-~ylnouthte· ,...,,I/ schedule, $97,500. Will __ _...,, .. ....,...,23 II ·RA·i\-• "Briarcliff" I BR, 2 Ba,. .,.....,.'41LUlliO.,. fti...... Ant v•.rtt•v .........,, _._·21 .. ., ...,._ VI LLAG£ · · Bev• ss ovw .,.~ phase. p r o f e a 1 I o o a I I Y : ' HM ESfATf.. ~ ...... ih. i768 •n.r -' Place REALTORS .. SllZ.500. S$9·18U or landacapedgarden.%Br, ~~,..._.•----------ia!Sl'BUYinBlgCanyon t I' lt1r 1091 Aassartl•• • ~Ot 2 beths w/a marveloua Jr.Fil.AMI Must aeU. 1236,000. Plan ....................... -r7S2•1920 Woe6rfdp 1Estaht ---------i IDtchen & breakfast nookj~~~~~~~~~ 2 Story priced for quick o Bro&dmoor bme, • Br woo OUAtUt. "* UPCJ'd'd 48r. •·am rm, o..f'leld, beaU\. Condo. 2 w/laundrJ adjoining. SIT DOWN sale. Seller bot.1ght 2~ ea. nr 7lh f'airwa1. A/C. front lndcp'a Incl. BR. 2~ Ba, Inda cpd TnlJJ •warm• u:1vitlng ~--vi-w another 2 Blks lo ocean. 71....._161'1 fOf' appt. BJ ~-ttt On ..._. Beaut rorntt lot M .OOO patio. wooden deck. home SlM,500 _.._ Y.. 0 S & S ~ ff.I f'WI 4-l'tn. Melo.,_.. (}ptl\ oouw lhls wknd. •.500. OPt:N SAT/SUN PotttoAHA Pre1atdlgldous S1 od La it 1 ~ n30p; l330 wai:i: _Owner __ .______ Thia 3 Bedrm . J~ Bath,. By ownr. $1.5Sk. Prln 0, ll 1 a t 21114 w Yale, 10·$ 2• W1aterareea. Pen:hed hl•b atop a hill aec u e cu · e sac. St Only S82,500. Pnn-BWFFS . Elegant •Ur. farm style home haa a ly. 50-4132, ~ M Irvine PH G7~832'7 ~ t.otakemulrnumadvan· Security gate. cobblt ripa.lsOnly 38a, den, fam rm. ownr warm paneled 18lC18 Werner iage of~ Catalina & stones, 2car gar + pro CAYWOODRr.a.LTY 840-87l7,7S2'355e family room. Kltchen ia1--------Un1v Park "Cornet1"Creentree 3 Br.2 ba.lrg ~lt views . This 3 ject rm.2br.den.2/12ba '""' filled wllb Early HOMEldNCOMF.' Prof .. s s. decorated lol. cul-de-sac S7UOO by bl", 2.,., bath home 1,. like condo. 2 l'"rplci.. s undck * 54'· 1290 * IAYSHORES Amertean honey maple 2 houses on 1 lot, 3 Br & w mony xtro11. c<G'vered ownere+t·~ new. Brlnl( your lovln11 w~t bar. ahll amenJlct1e11 l'! DOVER DRIVE CONDO Pvt comm. 3 Br, den. c1na~blanre1.11ld. t~lnf•o11rl t"'h'-:?rhao~>~ !!.· . ..!r. ~$10,000 dwt brltk palm, view, reen· 11reen thumb & movt' cl II tr&11 compa or QI prdeo paUo t Olk from " " _.,,.,., ,. ... belt location. 11hort wvlk rlfibtmr Sl31.900 microwave. Earthtont Rltre find' Adults. 2 br, bay. Open houlle Call b st Hurry. JWlt ll•ted' fl MO. OLU t.n pool & leru11a 3br. 2"11 Lot-a ltodl I 048 LAGUMA Alli decor colors. lots of !!last 212 bit, '"rlc Pool & ~l ........... Ill' n..wn To s Plex l·3, 2·2's, 2 I 'K. ba 176,500. Open Ut1: •••••••••• ••• •••••••s• On an.R·2 Jot. Add a ded1 &t wood. $82.500. 499--4148 clubhse. db gar. Walk lo ---------n1UUllH6 IN BEACH DUPLEX li'r1 1Sat1Su n l S. 29 t.OCATION .. NORTH toenjoythev'lew.Otllye OPEN HOUSE SUN M sbopa Ownr /A&l ,5pectacular Day view, Vets 2-1Br.1Baunlts. WillowTree.562-8151 END Ocean vlow/walk llt.onel throw from town. PM. llAO N. Coast Hwy 67S.~or 645-7216. Open Nwpt Crest Condo. ,Br, MXl.27°" rt. lot wtroom IO buch. % BR. home, a Br. I bath + • bobWI Spanlab 1\yle 2 Br. l Ba S..l/Sun ,.. 1063 Dover 2~8a. tenn11, poot. Beaulllul courtyard •· d~. onefullmorpri ecAU~~.t ~le Park 4 Br 2~ Ba. fi>&c. DR nr park POOi. ~·lSZl t'vesorwlll'Hi•. xlnt cond . Larit• lot atWilc>Nll&al.tlM.llOO. rfl)tc, dlnln1r rrn w1oai Dr.N.D. •.soo.&U-25t&fouppt. tryleadstol~aq.ft.Cll .Cent Roger ... • ·au wl\l'etDl:ndoul ft.1 potee· vtcw. wood nrs & beam NIWPORT HIHiHTS fll'KIOUI llvlnl 1'l.la 4 ~· Larst,_. ~~r ~ edllnl tBll.500. ~atte 2 on t tot. 2 br, 1 ON THE Bedrm. 2'-' ,_atl~-~ ... ~Ml-8300------01 ...... WU& -·"""· ~n STEAL t.bU 2700 aq. 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'and ~=::~ t s,n~ rmt&buek 830-6037 642-~Agt ARROWllEAl) 3 bd, Iba. IA Y NOMT f~nb 'paint.' A 1 c!~d' ~S~U~~! w :~rfJ; Ftwy. mst see to ;apprec 3 BR, 2 & $39$/600 2 Br Coodo. kids OK. no DU NWfll Crrat lbr. 3 ba =condo on la.ke. dock CONDOS t4Z5. $C8 i129 Reali.or Ptdcnt!r Nu 5>1•t1 $4.2:S 963-6446 . 847 7986 3 BR. 2\1 bit M2H95 JM'lS 12'7~ mo MS-s.85 or coodo 11103 :tq f\ ~tany mo <Zl.3150 81915 BAYVIEW • 4 Br. 2 ba, Yam rm. frml F'OK Lt;ASt: 3 bedrm. 2 3 Br 2 Ba. lge corner lot. 4 BR,2'°11 ba. rurn ~ 837 ~-516-517 ~ Liie $.10() mo. A't Pool,M"Cunty,lBr.2ltl, DI I I bo.br11ndnewl0001.qn fl'R.f'P.wtrpd S375mo •BR,2~8'. SM0/800 New rtleocll l16' J5Z5 balcony. boat11Jpuv111I. RENTALS n rm. ovey area, •---'·-..... f I ....... 7.... 48R.3Ba .sooo 1* NEWPORT e•v Nt.·w ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... It view. nr. bch 17:>0 .......... g nvme w1 orma _. ....., BIOCANYO.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. . "' 8 su ... erranean par tnl( 1~1509 • d1n rm , l»m rm, wrl . • . 38R 2.,..6 ,.. 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Nr. 11chl1 Sparkllnte new cond: OPEN DAILY :J Br. 2ba w/fenc~auo. Ba. Fam ~m. pool. 1485 VEAROLDTRl·PLEX den. A bargain al ~ decor. Attrac. yd., M25. 963-7888 $470 Cnll "LI lo.. 8A M T06 p M :.'~.J:t!!uo. /mo. mo. 64().8146 'f.alAWwh r.m"-4 lMIJefromoceaninllB. permth.ooyearlyleaae. patio. Avail. 1'76 846-mlor84$·~eves' . · · · · · e•· OCEANFRONT Exec •••••••••••••••••••••• Sl2S.OOO Full Pnce. lO'fc lacludetaJlamen.ltles ... Ml-Z.189 WALKTOOCEAN 2sty.:J View. Turtleroclt Terr 3 RLUFFS corgeoua2 8r 2 hme.1900sqfl 3Br38a lliloalllaRd 3706 Down Pnnr Only Kent Clubhouse, pool jacuul, REDECORATED 3 Br ~;} ~r~~·-~~r -.,, Br & Fam Rm, beaut. Ba, vle'.w, cuat. dec0r. 2 tplc'a. Fom Rm. 2 <:.; ..... •••••••••••••••••• RogentRealty.841HIJOO_ lenniacourta den, din. rm., ne~ 5319545Ait.NoFee ~ SSOOmo.752-0817 wetbar. bJtn color TV, rar._, &46-4343 ~F~N'fn~I ~ri1 >'{'>'· IUMfTS ON LARKSPUR .. ldlehen.$.175. 714·~ HH TurtlerocllGlen. New a Br t:~7e!~= dys: HARBOR VIEW EXEC s 400So. eaytrootApt5 nq XJnt area. Ani.heim bdrm. 2 bath, no pets, or 531·91565. Alt. No Fee ~ ~::: 2s~:o f~I~ · "'--~ on best street 1725/mo · Br 3 Ba on parlt, nr pool. --------- Must exchange up one car i:11r. $375 perXTRANlCEaBrl"'-Ba 714-96M.56& or 5.Jl-9~5. lseAgt6311400 Lwcuryaplitlevelcoodo,2 h11&eyard.6'0-92SI ..... , .......... 3707 ,, .J~ .,_ h mlh, yearly lease. Very r...ift nr s. r--it Pla·a' ..... No Fee .,.. Walnut Square 2 br 2,~ Br 2 Bl. 2 car aar. vault· Hbt V H ~ B 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,. ........ CLongDU nlce rv· k ....... • ..... ~ • "'7 ed cellu. wetbur. gas u ms super.. r 2 Br. 2 Ba. lncl. utll. Nr 833-1768 P ?i· $395. 17J41 O.EAN 3 Br. 2 Ba. cpl ba. comm. PoOI. A/C, IOJS.fullrecfadl.t.ellJlls; Ba. Fam Rm. cloet to beach. s:m. lll.5W. Bal ---RI CH't ON THE B:IMlll9l,l2lJl6lll·al.58 dllil.2cargar ~mo J/un/i,,'Jfo,,Jfnk.,, aar Beams. $3U pool, etc view. S47!J. perk&poo.1 . .$162.Smo.lncl Blvd 962·0505. Winter Loh for Sole 2200 B EA C H 0 N B l G 4br. 2ba ln Meia lJellrfir ..,1'·~ br m:g54s, Make! your next home a S52-420L. ~ --- -· 6-tO-~ •••••••••••••••••••••••CORO.NA BEACH· w/dbl gar, farn.rm, Agl Nofee Harbour h-Ome. CaJl at Turtleroclt Glen. new. 3 EastbluffCondoTwnhse BAY/BEACH/PIER LOTS-C.M. BR~ AKE~ s frptc,cpta,drps.bllrus&S LATER ·GOLlH'N llunt1ngton Harbour BR.2 Ba.famrm&dtn· 3Br2'-'b pall r 1 ' IAYNOMT P1l1ol brs.'!25Ulllpd DRIVE .. Fabulous View. fncd yd. A-1 cond. $436 WEST Su B 2 B Reully ~2<11 Warner rm. swim pool. leM1s. . I ...:S ~ rp c. Very plush new condo on 303 E Ed I e w I te r Two R·l lots In $80, 1 bdrm & convertlbl mo.~ ~le o:~/ 4 t" d a . Ave 'to see these g1rdener S7SO mo nrpoo beaut Ltdo Peninsula l-87l·286tl nbrhood. Only $32,975 den.$!00permlh. Year· "'--tnln .. lbdrm .. du.I'• 25' 714 ·9·6~~1~691"J>So. beautiful homes for 9'.71H)472 days, 673·6175 Eallbluflhme,laeorrenl. 0 2 00 f 2 ---------ea l"or Info 673-7601 Agt ly lease "'MU • ·" -., t:vs/Wknds 3 b •-...__ ver S sq· t " Be -" u 1 1 .,32 Utll . ' UW. furn. Avail. Feb. J. ·954.SAf(t No Fet.> lease. Access to lenms r • .,. ~n, $800. immac, spacious bedrooms It '"'' v na . .. · RedEstat.' ONlST AVENUE l old S280.6U-0835 crts. pool. Jacuzzi. NewOrangeTree.2 Br& compare.759-0448. den. Complete secunly, pd.Sln&lesok.Fee &ca..g. 2800 · · n H U N T 1 N G T 0 N clubhouse d 2 Ba l h nder gro nd carltl I Main RentaJ1, 540-$3'70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l del Mar-·12 bddrm 3 BR Eut11 lde, nr HARBOUR AREA. 3BR STUDIO ·condo furn. tce~.:'s •· poopal iono open:~· BOBRATSLJPW/COiND0,3 ~ka&e a~aUa I• ! . OCEANFRONT b wu w/~arage, .aun ry Westcllrr. 3 BR, re· 2 BA w1hu1ee ram1ly S!SOmo. · • u:! .. m0"' .... _...,;,,., "" • 2.,.,. ba. Lke new "' -3 r.new. lnvett.or will trade or aell raclllUes & refn&. $400 modeled. Bia kite & yrd. room & fl~pluce. Near I BDRM Condo.-$350 mo. ~ . '"" --$895. Agt. 644·1133 ouubmltoffer I & e • d Ix • r r p I c . oldCost.aMesaduplex permth.Yearlylease. ~.Al.~ schools S400t rno. 1615 4 BDRM Waterrron1r--11•aeParlt.3Br,FamLuxt··-"-e38r2''-Ba BAY&BEACH wuher/dryer,dlhwhr,2 Price $62,500. Equity -' ""' "" ww"' ..., REALTY 7~9-0811 car gar. No pets. Now UI $40,000.Wanlbeachunlts ONBEGOMACORONAUkenewln/oul.4Br,2ba. Melody. CALL TOBIN Twnhse.30'boatdock,2 Rm,fplc,pool.park, nrnew fplc. patio. gar'. June 30. '550 mo or small industrial build· DEL MAR. Charming close shopplno, scbl1. REALTY 846·1371 ... WE car gar . $675 mo. mo. lse. 529-4675 (714) pool bch M50 536-8226 .,,_...._ 67:Mi640 "' ALSO HAVE other pro-4 BDRM Lllgoonfront · · · n.uuvr View Portofino 3i--------.,..--ing. P.O. Box <193. Dana bdrm on comer lot. N bch. Huge backyrd perties for renl. Hom.ea, Twnhae. 2 car ~ar. $675 Woodbrid&e Broadmoo Big Canyon presllgloua br, 2 1t.ory, pool. tennis. CottoMno 3724 _Poin_._t ______ -t pet.tor chJJdren. S350 per S57·~ Apts. & Condos. -mo. Plan E. 4 br. 3 ba, Cam Broad moor home. 3000 mo to mo or 6 mo lse. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ............. , month. 3Br + den w/pvt en Fabulous adlt 2bt 2ba 4 BDRM Lagoonrront ~.dmln..,!mpd. 3Ucar &dar. sqft,backbayvlew,4br. $550.64G-t666 S4000Wla&UP -' Twnhse 30' boat dock 2 rnn. wtC para 2\'i ba (am rm 11150 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOU'Ilf OF HIGHWAY· trance. frplc, 2 car gar, rondo. Poolttennas/clb, car gar:nis mo. · cpts, tile & drps. Pool 640-l7l4 · · $495. Bluffs. 3 BR. 2~ Ba. •Slucbo & 1 BR Apta Homft,_....shed GreatlocaUollwtth view. lg. yd. quiet cul·de-soc, ~~ mt beach. S3.00. 714.846-0641 lake pnvg.a. Avail 1/15, cpt, dpa. D/W. leuetop· •TV&cMAldServAvall ••••••••••••••• •••• •••• Executive 4 bdrm, 3 S450 mo. 546-0403 640-5048 213.592.2816 IS2S. mo. 1.o resp. party. Big Canyon I ux urious Uon. 640-583.5/873-9139 •Phone Serv, Htd pool ~~~~•••••~•~!~~ ~t~~/~;/!~::: ::::·rm. 2 br, garage, Kids ABSOLUTELY Spotless. 752"7576 ~~o~efr~a:~.f\4 3 Br. 2ba New Twn Hae. 2 237~'WC:l!t~M deck and entertainment okM~Rentala 540-5370 charming. 3 br. l ba, COLONY 3br. 2ba. comm br. 4 ba. pe>ol, game rm. ~r. bath dwnstrs,I Br. ---------3Br. 2Ba, pnme location S.W mo. 1004 White Oak. (1>496-3634 patio. Approx. 2900sq. ft. • near schools & shopping. '"a.. 3244 PoOI. tennis. $375 \se fam rm. 11500. mo. liv. kllch. dlmn1. bath SUS CASITAS 2 Car gar w/elect opene Kids welcome. 3 br T.H ShoPvt co1 urtyarodd entry ••••••••••••••••••••••• 833-2048afl 6or wknds 640-1714 up. Bltns. cpts, drp5. Minules w NB. 1 BR and off street park1.11a F ws 1ke am el S300 Dec It, yard. patio. furn. Adults. no pets " $200. ee mo. 979-2038 or 1f 848 lc9ma leodt 3241 fenced. No pets. $UOt mo. 2uo N'""""'rt Blvd. CM . Yearly lease tsSO. Main Renlalll, ~5370 Must ask for Cam * RIHTALS * •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• OCEANfl'RONT 5Br on 642-27•1. ~·9W ~-..... Eaats1de $200 Utll pd Kldsok. Pee Mam Rentals. 54().5370 COUOFMIWPOltT OCC Special! $175. Util B 2BR.dm . .... . $385 3 BR. 2...., BA. oceanvu, Prime ~nin Point. $1200 s.L::.a.;;:;:=-=·:;:--:;3;;1-:;7-;61--------pd Stv /mria. Fee 3 R. crpt. drpg. bltns, Bl· 2 BR. 2\.-\ ba . . . ... $S5(l move in now! $475. CAJI yrly lellM!. 2 BR Fum $23! ~ .. h 3141 REALTORS Main Renlah. 540.5370 tach. dbl gar, kd yrd. nr 3BR. 2 ba....... -· $400 49'J.l566or673 3620 3 Btw/Woodsy lot.erior. l ....................... Lols or blln&, pool, Wiiii ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2515 ~~5.~sfiCdM. :::~·~~·~~~· S360 3BR,FR,2 ..... ba ..... $4SC T oftheWond blk to beach. Vacant & Twnhse.1oew3bri 2""J:· t.o1bopp1ng,,,..mlbeach Rent lovely. private 3Br. £-side, 2Br house. New 3BR.FR.2ba.. .~SC op rt!adyoow1S4llO. ~~1poo .pa . 9llW.19lhSt. vu home. Near beach.Large 2Br+ram rm cpt.s, drps, bltna. $335 oCLEAN&QUIET• 4BR,2ba ........... Stso 4Br,3Ba,ramrm.r.,,1c. 3Bdrm,2 bawltbpatio. . 548-0492 ~.497·108l w t decorator appts. mo.31121JltSt.646-093l. 3br 2ba laundry bltns 4BR.FR,3ba ...... ~ ctuldreo&pelswekome. Park & beach nearby S....._ 1~~~~~~~~~ ---1 !:'...I rd • d • • · Plusapproximately SS.ZS mo. $450/mo r--u,___ 32711· R II ... ., c, gar & ya · Xlnt 3 BR, 2 ba. ram rm ''l' cpt.s, ~. 2 car gar, :JO more in Irvine HOW"'RD JOHusou 2 B 2b · I b'... ._....... ... _ ent sma tnlere5ttn.11 qulet street. $500/mo. Ph comp. lnd!lcpd. fn<:d y . 2 fncd yd. No do~s. S36S. "' " " r, a, enc gar. ... to ••••••••••••••••••••••• VILLA POMONA APTS house, paUo, pool, ulll 631-1400 Agt. car gar $375 00·2978 mo. S7l5 move m. 2~1 REALTY bch $400/mo. UUI. Pd. Furn l bdrms ltom $215 pd. Gentleman prer · · Shorewood Cr (Off 497·1744 WAT 11 FR 0 MT IHCHAllMIMG QUlet, adult complex. No $3115. 494-8195 aft. 6 lS S. of Hwy, newer, 3 br, 2 3Br, l~ba.cpts.encl.yd. Adams) Call !)60·3989 HOMIS ,.,..,..S"'MJU"'N pets. Pool. 1760 Pomona Sun. all day. ba, frpl, lndry, no pets, Nr Kaiser School. 277 ·Open Sun 1·4. 2Br. Lge back yard, frplc 631-1400 -"' "' Ave, C.M. 642-20U ........ ...::.... le-ch -31 69 ref .. gar .. $495. 675-6900 Rose Ln. $350, 548·4471 & In Laguna Canyon ~---_... Th 18 c bar m Ing 2 ,__,....' a lluntmgon Harbour Area $325. Ph497·2292 ·-_ ~-....-...-....-bedroom, 2 bath & den Nr. 18th & Orange, angl •••••••••••••••••••••••DELUXE 3 Br 2'-7 Ba Newly decor 3 Br. 2 ba, Condo. 2Br. tBa, $325 BIG CANYON. brand new home bas pluab carpet· person. no peta. $135. Ph. UNUSUAL BAVSllORES dplx. 61511'.1 Marl gold, Super kit, dbl gar. Min mo. includes water Ask TURTLEROCK 4 Br .. 2 Brand new luxurioua spacious, single level 2 Ing, fireplace, bullt·lns & Fri &Sal. 645-4023 WATERFRONTPIER& S465mo644·2405 from bch. Close to forJrm963·896l Ba,FamRm,den,patio. townhouse. 2Br. 21'2Ba, BR, 2 ba. townhome 2cargarage.Won'tlaat SUP. Furn. 4 Br short schools Kids & small walerfall, nr pork, PoOI. ocean vu. yrly or mo. to w/sweeping golf course loog! Call 64&-2158 days; ii---------term lease. Move In Fe 3 ~R. stove. refr1g, beach pet.Sok.' $395. 64.2·6304 or Xlnt 4br, 2ba So. Hunt. school SS45mo. 640-1714 mo. 644-0062 view. Leaae al S?SO per 493·0588 evenlnlS & I .._Trtr IS. stay Ill June 15. s 1de of Coa s l H w Y · 646-2051. Bch. $385. Clean. weekends. From 1115. Gaa It water mo S48-2598or644 7223 4911-2647 962·7248or962·3481 TurtlerockGlen, Plan 3 Br 2 ba condo Oen & mo.; saleaUl2S,OOO ---------1 pd. No ltlda/pets. 132 E I IUCTOIEACH 2 br. l ba. drn.rm, etc ll.4Brf'RTeM&rec. mt~ view Dbl &ar Aaent640-5560 CUstom Spanish lri level, 16thSt.C.M.642·1265 On the Sarni lkaulJfully Garden. $325. mo. Show-Like new lnclds wshr. S•'7~{i:· Av! 211. =32 15 w/opener Must see to CUt.e A-frame, 4 BR. walk 4 Br, 3 Ba. Formal dining~~~~~~~~~ rum 3Br. 2ba duplex. Home, 2 br, 2 ba cottage. ing from 11·4. 1564 A, <lryr: refrtg. Nr Lake appre. $550. Nu children. to beach, tennis. pool. 328 rm. huge matr bdrm I· $.'I()() mo lhru 6124 4 2 fplcs. pauo. gar Ready Orange Ave Huntington 3 Br 2 Ua, Woodbridge Madison 3 Br 00 pets. Owner 768·6170 Prospect. ll62·61HM w / pvt b a 1 c 0 n y . STUNNlNG lge 1 Br grdn Seashore Or.673-tH58 211.5. $400 kids & pets OK S4.2S mo. 3 Bath. Spanish tile ent. eves49J.~. Panoramic view, grdnr •. apt Pool & rec rm. S230 Dl.x Twnhse, 2br. 2ba. nu Call Don at 846-1371 or BLUFFS TOWNHOUSE No pets. $$45 mo. 493-4109 710 W. 18th St. t...a-..--•L-L-1......__~ LOWER FLAT. 2 br, 2 rpt. dbl gar. pool, $.135 Bobat59S·l452(714> D.RbuvauJted cell.tngs 3 Bdrma .. 2 ba. some 3Br 2Ba bal ~138 .._..,...__ ba r I c..1 .. ,,...... "'i:u0 Kil. nook & h~e .comer v1ew·. lge. llv. rm. w/fpl, ' ' cony or ltwtf"4Gftleach l740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • rp • gar. topener). mo.---... ... 557....,.., F R full d w/vlew, ample storage. R66d 2 10 ••"" ---------13 BEDROOM. 2 bath. m am m _o win ows ram. rm lge fenced yd I --" N HARBOR LANE 3 Br ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3202 .... Y _......, Ad··'t Country Club Coo· to garden view. Bnck ·• · mm.,... occupancy · 0 "' prestige area or ex-FP. dbl gar. air huge $475 Monlh. 673-4437 pet.a. S480 mo. mo/mo or Pam Rm. 2 fpk's, grdnr. STUDIO •••••••••••••••••••••••UPPER NEW. smart. do.3BR.2'-'Ba.pallo. eens1ve home s lse~M2.+463 view lge yll rd ''FroM$5SW~t.." GA.RD84 GltOVE modem. new concept, 2 frplc. pool & Jacuna. Spacious. private patio. yard. Many x1Tas at 217 2 Br 2 Ba, 2 car aar, ocean · • wshrtdryr gar opnr · --r Nice unfum 3Br. 1..., ba br, 2 ba, frpl. sundeck. $4'75.~ community swimming W. Yale Lp. S600. view, fncd yard, fplc, Large3BR,2Ba,Jge2car Wkdys 499.4557 · Ev·; Fullkltchen&TV Jlllt painted. blln &love gar; <opener I. 1425. New3 Br2 Ba condo. 2 car pool, 2 car garage. huge Ownr/brkr640-0926 :ZOO mo. 1122 Cortez, gar, 1 blk to bcb. Oo 499-2936 ' J.trt:/o ~~~~ Fncd yard w 'pool& frw so. RRV, NO PETS gar, w/auto opnr, fplc, master s uite. buill·in Turtlerock Glen Plan 4. ·1074 <710 RI ve r St. SS7S. mo . .r--L. ..___ 3280 R al ir....u...... .... ......_. trees Nr Dasn•yland, <.:dM PROPERTIES oven. $450 per. month. c"-•-Hll 250 673-55S3or67S..3431 ---oy .-~ ,.._., avail now. $4001 mo. all convenlence1. S325 KEV RE ALT 0 RS ""?'· 3 car gar, pool, ten· --r--1 J ••••••••••••••••••••••• 727 YCW'ktown ltYd 636-<974 673-MIM mo.~9386or64-4-0522 962·7788 ms.S795.mo.IUO-l0«. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br Park Lldo Condo. NO FEE Nr. Shopplnl{. BeachBlvdalY rktown NEWER 3 Br 2 Ba. l.500 rm l BR crpll d""' Lake Forest choice brand 3 Br house. Immaculate. lowest price in Newport, Warner & Bristol. 4 Dr. 2 536-04 I~ r;qf\, In Old CdM. 2 car ,·. / • 1 d • · ,,.,, lmmacula~ 3 Br l Ba, new 2 story lakelront Cl?se to shops. Oood S340. mo. 979-7888 ba. S39S mo. 549.s655 gar bltns 2 sty cpts re ng range, 0 ry <gas. huge Family kitch close Condo 4 br 3 ba w/bar neighborhood. $350tlse U.C,.Oleaeh 3741 area of Cambna pines $49$.640-uOBevat~knds · water. truh & gardener to sbops &c transi>orta· fprlc, 'Ate. 'Much more: 494-0122 HARIOR VIEW Holltft '-"lthed or ...................... . Formnr ,..r~y~lon pd). 5'8-l008. Adults, no lion. $325 mo Hurry, P'"''-.... 0 UilfurniltMd 3300 ~ v • " ..-. $520. Days (714)994·1601, N b 1 ,__,.. $195. UUI pd. Ocean view. Gallenes lk res. of In· Freshly painted I Br & ,,,,_. won't la.st! It d <213 )661·4665 ew 3 r, 2 ba singe 4 Br 21.AJ Ba Fam Rm 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• F .Inn ..... am cet.1° r le UI "-I 1 nAalt 839 '"'23 w n s . story 2 car gorage UP· • • • ee tnnat'I known a1 t111l. ~ •""' "' P • u Beaut. 3br. lba w/llle, lg ....,m n '"" Y ·vv Jerry. gradect. <7l•l840-l9llT fplc'a, Din Rm, Wet bar. IEACH RENTALS MaJn Rentals. 540-5370 whoat! worlt 1.11 put o pd Close10bch&a\ore1. yd for veg grdn, bllrus, 85 mo 9591 Onset Cr 4 like new. S?SO. lse avail. WINTER SUMMERl--------- fumi.lhlnp. pt•rf for I'<' $3.'50. 714-87().3895 wtw cpts, drps, corpm;t. Br 2 ih Ba fa m r"m Beaut. new 3br. 3 ba patro New Santa Barbara-Visit 714-540-4988: 213·376·8083 YEARLY l Br. utll inc I'd. 21» blks fr t....~ ... .i,!!,!!r.~.7.<805 Cotta Mfta 3224 qulMet arca.1 Oo.f.!ood2 klsdt. w/~etbnr, ro;mal dining home. For li:ase. Pool, model. Rent or opt lo $235 2 b T H p 1 Property Management beach. Woods Cove areo. -· ...,w..,. ..,,._.. ___ -1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nr onrov a.-.. a + breakfast rm, pool ~~1&leMtS. No pets. buy. 3 Br, 2ba, tennis, Slnglesokr F~ · 00 · Burr White Real~ 1170.494·L23_5 ___ _ 3 Br. 122181 54.ln Orove NEW · 38r. 288, near So ok Avall 2· 1 751-75'19 wtjacuztl, 3 car gar, Ait. · billiards, pool. S48Stmo. Malo Re~taJs, 540-5370 2SOS Nrwport Blvd. .....,... Hiiis 3750 Garden Grove. $285; 4 Coast Pla:r.a. $495 mo. 3 Br. gar. yard, patio, 213.en-4924 4 Br. 2 Ba, FR, cpta df'll8, 552·9340 N.B. 675-4630 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br. Mii P'lttSld(', Hunt 1213) 431 7383 or eves JOds, pets OK. s:uo 284 PRESTlGE DEANE pror lndscpd. S625. ~ Logtmo Magu.t l252 Npt. Shores Waterfront CClllll:lamhel-AUCIA PLAZA incton ~h, 1315: I <2Ul5'M 0427 f'1owerSt. Evs. 548·1511 Paclf1c: Sanda 4 BR +2 Mornlngdew. 552-7350; ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIOOOr mo. leased .k4Br, 3Ba, ,._...*ct 3400 ScenJc Mountain Views Lamark. 3 Br condo, -~2330 am rm, ec . Malnt. • • di 1 Ana.helm bk.r Cell;· EASTSIDF. pool house Be, like new. $495/mo 4 Br, 2 ba executive hse. '~yd, nu kit. 642-3BL9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-rae. 1t adu t 1&2 appt g..3541 2br.<kn. (rplc. $335. mo 0-PoW 3226 IJll3.8317bkr. Orangetree. 2 Br. 2 ba, Spect. view. $4SO. HunUbitOD Beach JBr. Bdrm Apta. f\tm 4s Wl· --751·176'7 -••••••••••••••••••••• 2 STORY 4 B 2 B pool & tennis. $395. mo/lse.494-0122 HarborVuHma,Carmel3 2Ba. clbb1e. pool , fllm. BELMONT SHORES on N~Spa.napthrn.3SPAC Ten11l1. Swlm'1. pvt AUant.a & Buah~rd. Av~· 752·190l ;64Z-lmeva. Btlloceanvtew,3Br,2Ba, ~:~.~:~m'!::7f::1/' ~e!~/;11:=. ~i~~S:~~rda =:r3 ~a~R '1:.c ;; Br'a, SUNKEN Uv·rrn. com111. 2 Br 2 Ba coodo 2110. 1395. Ownr/Agt. For Lease • Woodbridge frplc, pool, tennll, 25211 Stockport. Lag mo. (213> 591.5331 wtMASSIVE brtck frpl. D/W. wtbr/deyr, Ul.5. OluckEvenrt.tSS9-4026 5Br, upgraded. or lake, mo. 12J3>Sll-4l085 Mewportlffdl l26f ....,_..lffda 32'9 Hilla ... 1.121 ' OPEN BEAM cellln11. Dl·J.811 Jlm5Sl·ll4.5 -~ • ..u u-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sorey, nopeta. Vacant. $450 No fee. Call •BR ~ fam.rm 2 frplc'• 3br, lae ram.rm \.,., ba. · ~•• .----------- C .. dl MO leedl lZ I ~mor99U977. fa>C*i. $500, B.auUful. f11>lc, S340 mo Mlle to WoodbridftPloc• 4Br, huge fam rm, dbl ' t~leedt J1'9 --••••••••••••••••• private • unique bch. H.untlnrion Con· Largesl Woodbridge frplc, wet bar, ocean b ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dttoralftl 3 br. 2 ba. dln Clu1Jtled ad• aell blJ -..OAgt. tiMtltal Twn me. New home. 5 br. tam rm. liv view, pvt leMll couru. macna / lrvtne llST IUY •na rm, II m 117 rm It.ems. amall ltema or ~pt'«i & paint thruout. rm, dlo rm. 3 ba, 3 car pool & uuna. excep. I &m. people la) YoU get W/frplc borne. Nta any Item. J u1l ~·11 •Toro l2J Call Agnt L1trry gar. All upgraded. A/C, llonallocationlntldepvt ree ty wbatyoupay for~W . bceeh. 5'00. -...3lO '42·5'78. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 8424371. n r I a It e & r e c . ~11arded com munlly. fer mort. And the prt i:1 P'or Leue . Like Fore1t 2 STORY-$299! I Spollesa OWnertBrkr, 552·7588 ear beach & rec cen~r. lea1. Membtrahlp a eor... dtt Mw 322.ZC.O.. .. M*' 3222 On lab. 48r. llvtdlD/· 2 br, 2 be near bcb. Pool. Rent or lease $650 mo. Health Club. A lo Is •••••••••••• .. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ramrm,56l·ll.S ma Int free twnhme. w ... S..,. JIOWARREDALJ~HNY SON WIST MIWPOIT IAY rlub. Freettnalt . w lk t h 1 ,,. 3BR 2BA attractive Con-$475/mo. Spacious, newly decorated Bllll11rd1. S~Smmtaa. macnab /Irvine raelty con 28 R, l bath duplex close to shopping. hnmed1at.e pouesalon. '300/mo. Donna Godshall &M-6200. (Al•> IM~ NOMI W/YflW Shorecllffs f Cozy fireplace Iormal dinJng -lg. bright kitchen -38 Rs -2 private patios Furnished f700 /mo. -Un.turn: '650 /mo. Water & aardener lncluded. Belle Chase Lee &M-6200 CA15> so.°' HWY. Cozy 3BR lower front unit w/llreplace. Walk to ocean fr main beach. Near all shopplnf. P!O/mo. lkllle Chue ~ «544-6200 CA16) 11121,...V.-., l.zJ4 booa I o97a" op38p ng If do. Lrg y11rd. nr PC>'>I. 497·17« 3BR 2 b t h t h Golf Drlvh\o a ... , ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• sc 8. .,.20 or Avail 0 •32 .. 1m , a corner own omo .. •• .. n•• ..... ., • k f 110 n. • " 0 .... ,,-1-V'-fo 3267 Sauoaa + Jiroai ac· a BDRM, l~ Ba. PreaUae .,......_ mua. 81 or Bkr 842 0200 ,.. -,. of fording the ultimate ln privacy. " C.m · • ••••••••••••••••••••••• dbl tMUea: Sun ay BBQI. aru. $400 mo. Aat. . 4 br, 2.,., ba, fam.rm. 3 car 3 Rr, 2 bo Aliso VIiia Con· Fireplace -elec. · garage -Parties with live bana11. 962-M7l,54&-al03 CONDOS 2 Br, m<>; 4 Br gar, avail Feb tst. ~75. do. sln«ilf' i tory, AC, oversized patlo -pools. Adults FreeSu.odaybruncb. 2STOaYaBt,38a.boo1a1 s:m.i.t,~~ep. OwnrREagnt.833-2889 ~· drpe, vtew as PoOI. only. Paula Bailey642·8235 (Al7) rm. ctn. frplc, DtW. "25. $450. Woodbridge Creek o petll. 830-5085 HAllOI VllW SPYGLASS f:;.'f h":~ ~~~·~::,r,1~ 714·NM.5ell or 531-tMS 3 Br. new cpta, dlhwahr, 2 Side. 3 Br 2 Ba or lake. Avail Now. 2800 aq ft, new Montego model -Jlgbt & airy! maim.enaoc. crew, pro. Af:t.noree pvtpauoa,taeyard,Zcar HI bl d d 5 B 3 Ba 1tld1 .-. 4BRs, 2 baths. Excellent location! f•••lonal mana•tmt11t ~. 3 Br I Ba' bl•·· ........ ar, "' mJ to bcb. "'"°· g 'I u PI r a e . r, • s. ,..._, I ff .. " ..... .... • 673-14..13; Evs.644-0227 park pool. EZ term•. Area base -jacuzzi -tenn s ala tnat U rt81 and bonul rm. rncd 1d, ~;n4·-....a Near B ea S5G5,WM.284(114) courts. 00/mo. Gisela lianen rrle ndly n•lahDora. IJ'dor.S71Smo.S.S7·lOllO NC&Sbdrm2ba+boous ~~·~-eo~:;:New •Br. ram RrA, 644-6200( 18) =~no~~~:rlt~ 3Br. 2Ba, trplc rover.ct rm, 'l'wMle, 1~ ml frm per mo. Paul MarUn cu.tom cpt.a, Is drp1. • .. c:.MYOM TOWN~ no pet1. Roommate l*io x1.ntoet';hbomooct.. bch. S450mo. Refer'1'Cet1 Elstate.044·7383 UM!aepd. auto IPl"ftklrl. Lease th.ls celebrity's home for 18 ee.rvtce anU1blt. Mon· prlQ' only l3ao mo. '42·1140. L~E.5AVAJLABt.Eln = S375. JU.3'11-4823, months ... 3BRs, 2~ baths, dcluxe lh-bmonthoccupancy. -..aftlPM S Br, 2 ba twnu.. frpl, Walnut Sq c.. Homes --------1 appointments, facilities for tennis, IBr,lbe.,s.50.mo.AvaU. ~Uoa, p00l, ja<:. $365. TbeRaoch Un!v.Pt ca..delSol,cholceaBR, cool. jacuzzl. An outstandlna Feb. L AppllcaUoGa be· I '7$2.oee8. Dterfleld Culverdal• view eomer. Crpt, drpe, , 1. ~"'' Ina acc.pltd. <213) 2 br. peta ok. Near Colleite Pk Wlllow1 air. Daya, U1 ·0530, ieatyic for $700/mo. Joyce rAUUD !3MOAor~llOI ~ ree. Turtle Rk Colony Lanoa or Oavta • .Eva, 642·~ (A19) SBr ,.-A. 1~ .. _. 2 "U Ml.Ill Rentals, 540-53'70 Rac:qlK't Clb Greentrff < 2 11 l • 3 t 2 ~ O 6 or HAllOI VllW HOMIS ...........,, 09 " aAHCKll!ALTY <7141$$2·3829 Super upgraded Carmel model =::e.entlpaUo1~)'lm· VACANT 4 br, 2 ba, 11. 551 • .zooo H•""Y ... OW w/lovely landscar;tng & .. ast eare • leM.ll, cnudren fncd. yd. Bltna, cpt., dbl ~ " ~ OK.117Smo.~ pr. Nr. 1bopp1n1 ctr. •UNIV.PAD • Imm. 2BR. 2 bath yard. 38Rs, faml room & ormal ,.......,_..._. Jl40 Famlliea OOly. tuS mo. VILLA.Gltrl w/vlew. Elect. tar dlnlog. Community pool. S:SSO/mo. ....................... Call aal. m -11111 or b b ,._ openerltn.tl•~for BelleChaseLee644-6200 <A20> MM1'l 3 t>.droom, 3 •l • JIER. Coveted patio. Jbr, 2ba, dun. nr famJtyroomTownhouaa. BBQ4twktytardmerfor !!!L_~r lhll. lncl l!:'ll.te a Sll1, 2SOO aq ft+ 2 flreplacu. Great tnM.. Fen. )'d, am. peta ...... ~ ...... ..._.,.-a Pllllh48r,aba,1ll bltu, Oronbell loaatlon. 0•1r. MIN. Vl~jo. •.ao crpt lhnaout, pool, n.r lneludu uu of all lhopl, achla, bch. Main\ helllllt1 Cpoola, 3 Br. vlew. fplc. up· fr ... IS71. No pets. d11bbome. t«WS.1!l...ett.). sradtd.clbl1ar1P1lm.o. ....,,, llOOmCW1th.O.U.1~ mu.ma 1100 teth&t (at Do\/er> l714)6G..8110 s...w.-3116 ........................ 2 Bll, 2 I* OD the oc:ean • 1'lm $700. untum '800. Toe.at..cW1tr. olovaton. rec. fac:lllUes. 4Qt.ZQ5 Don't drop Ult baJll Get a Job wtth a low-toe\ Dilly 1'11o\ Cla111fltd At! . Pliooe to-51'1&. ~hauhtwww. .,. .... h\Www. ......... u.rw.. A.,alw•h""""' ~ ......... ~ ~lthfurwitNd Ft10ay,January21. 1971 DAILY PILOT 87 •• •• •• ••••• •• ••••••••• • •• •• •••••••••••••• ••• • ••••• •• ••• ••••• •••••••• •• ••• ••••• ••••••••• •••• ••••••••• ••• •••••••••• • • ~ JtOO Offlc G. ... a1 llo eo.NMna ll.24 eottoMttto 3124 o..r.w JtJ6 MtuJoRYJeto Jl-67 ............................. ~.~~~ .... ~~.~-~k. 5005 ~r·· Tnat son ...................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• p I!i~ ~M~Cs•If!<2.s. 150. w"-..... Dr. ..::?!':':':.::;~ ••••••••• •••••·••••••••••••••••• Zia WATHFllOMT Lt;u 3 br. 2 ba tuwnbo1i5c &.id<' twnhu. 2 Br. 2 ba. a Br l ~. bltns & r'\'h1a. 2 Br condo. kids '*· no -., A AT, nown lrulltlm. crplJI. drpe. 9 , inqulctcomplcic Oare.gt patio. lndry boolt-up paUO. very clean. sze5 pets . $2 7 S t n'I 0 MlNUTESTONl"r _NnrportFlnanelnlCtr AfCIU1Ut LOANS s~ B·Q, h""'\'dock.1ara1e. &puHo Aduitaonly. No rm C&llMJ-4971 mo.~S.78 J>h :G4~·3'83 Or 13'1·8050 BCH. LttcD1agOffkeSpse TaicSbel~ ..,,I0 2_..._f'!..~ ~ pets~ 645·3381 or extM&·S17. D"ch1•·"BR "-llo Sit M0 "'•"er ""' _,.,.,..._. 3601 YlNLEY l\Vl'' N e 837 96n NJCE 2 br. refrltc. Incl. La tWIMI• .. ach 1140 M • ~ ..,... n e --• l-'ltln~t Term111nnce 1949 JA.COIS REALTY · · pvt. patio. Kid!$ OK, no ....................... Mewpon leach 3169 from Sl~. l714 > SC.Sll l ext 246 DlatriWor.Wp s.ttter ~Co. '7M670 aBr. nJce & cltao. cl<Mie to pet.t. mC> mo. ~.WO Lie l & 2 Sr. 2 b3. AdulYI •••••••n••••••••••• ••• ~~:~:~ ~~t.3 If You Need A S~f(cd &. 64~Z 17' f4S-06 Ii ----------.1 11hoppina. Adults only. ••kforRlll only, no peh. rool. •DB.UX~ l~DlbEa:it ofNewport Furnished omrc. ·rnll FULLORl'ARTTlMI!: 2Br1"' Ba, cpll, drps, Nop«&.645·8939 'F.ASTSIDE Triplex. Lac. Jacuui. l"rom l220 mu. EastbluH 3 br. 2 ba Blvd.J TUE EXECUTIVE rRIVA.TIPA.ITY M-'W paint. Avail Now. Nice J br frplc pool d4'1Ulle 2 br. pvt. putio. 191.32 Magnolia. 002 1800 U!u:He. lncl.11pac muter S.6·9860 SUITE. Ront lnclud~·:i Wo ar.-now •ppolnting Wlll l»lY mor\' tor your GOO 530-1763.CC adult.a no Pet.a $200 mo' 11r Adlt.. no pets. New I 8 1215 & 2 B 121lS suite. din rm & dbl rtUme rece~t, ph.one & dl.atnbutott tor ramou.a 2ndTD.6U·~3 Mbooltlalld 3106 548-47S7or6'6·lf98 . . paint " cpts. S250. Uttl .. pd 2 bllt~ ... bch. garaae. Alftup dfOJ rtlYllWIMCi mall service, utll & natne br.rnd au1n & --------646·1.509&840-0020 o h h 'tdl 1 l · npen~i uv11 • oo "' 2MD UMIT Janitorial. Secy'!! & ore breath n11nti. reuturtna ... __ ,._-1.../ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2BR.cpt,drps. KldsOK. ~ ~!1'l1lap · cp 8 • recreiltion 1tre11. Adults equip avail. Newport WRIGLEY 'S 41 TJC ~';";""' 1 BR. c11rp. blt·ins, pr1v. Nopets.S200mo 2 Br, 1 batb w/p1tlo. · · only ~ .. oAmpets1.~!:wo~Yssoo. die Beada House Cen~r 640-M70 TACS. You m•y keep •-t&l!-..'.-.a dt'C'k Garage. Yeur 646·211'18 stove. $245. Sml pet al· ....., "'"" " vour pr•~eol job ond _. ,,_ ---------• lowed. Call 646-0176 Managed by Contemporary'& caaual Prime !~at.ion in Jiunt· , '"' .. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• le~:!Y~:~osBkr 2 SR Garden apt. Frpk. •OIJYlf'All* GranadaMgrntco. ThebestotNewPort's in~lun Beach o n 1tt1u'lp/Umc&expandto Atmawc ... ..tt SIOO ---------f dshwshr. pool, pvt putio. Al'f HOMES good Ure. Bl'uokhunt. 800 square fu_ll Umo l•ter if you de· :; .................... . 2 br garage apt on yrly nr. Irvine Ind Area •Beamedcellinga feet. Sinale. garden ty~ aJre.Oetln-0nU1e1round lse. tl6'h Topaz. Stv. dis· 557-2841 Nu 2 & 3 Bdrm .. bit·•~. •2 f:jls & rec cent~rs store or otrice. Good ex floor of thi:i multl·million HAPPY I d h h 'rl cpts. df'Pl'. ~nel. g•r .. •11 NOW •P n•hcrnts ··dr"""'S """' re as•lgned nark SS tndu.~try. We furnish ~!itse~a7'~'n J~. ~Adult ~·Side 1&2 br apts nu. (714) 1147-7566. toam· •Andao;;uch mo;r-~.u ~II Mr Plu~me; all retail outlflt8 To BIRTHDAY & 23. 675-8678 Encl gar. patio. PoOI Spm. 7 dya Furn. bachelor t2 963-6767 qualify you mU8l hllVll b-"---P ah Likf' new' n o pet 11 YOU CAN AFFORD Untu.m. l br m auto. a few boun spare MOM & :'::':: .. •.':':'~~ .. ?~.~~ 644478 ~ea.n view 3 br. 2 ba. NEWPORT BEACH HURRY FOR DB.UXE OFftCIS e:n~1:1. s:::' ~~~ ~· Surfers dream•. Sl7S Utll 2 Br. I ba .. I story, shag, Pl ... ECREEK garage. Avail 1·10. $335. IEST SILICTIOM Comm12000& lndall apac,~. for11111tlon write to Dia GRANDMA WITH LOVE DAD ... 536-4508 ; 846-9088 Park Newport 1·-s r1 200 to 11q. n . Ai ow paid. Stv/refrig. t-·~ drps, pat10. frplc. beam UV!S UP •..J!:IUJ>f! or 1,1.5 35< sq. rt. La& Niguel & trlbutor Div\11011. P.O. MainRenlal.s,540-5370 cetl .. ds hwh r , gar. 1&2BR.NEW/OELUXE Newport&:ach Ml I VI j BolC ~.Brea. CA 92621 --------•Adult~. $250. 2650 Elden, TO ITS MAME H vt tl / duJ•· LUXURYAPTLJVJNG 64U453 H ssdon, se8 1:1;eaa. PLEASF. INCLUDE Beaut JBr. 2ba on bay, 537·3125 OverSOOlalltreesandlO H~netl~gtg~ ¥fa~bo;;'~ OverlookingThe Water H.B.unf hseSUI02br C:.L~u~f400 · rwy. PllONENUMUER. = •::: Cfi~.~E~!i~~n MESA VERDE area. streams with waterfalls 11t'e81,_.,;Lynn C.M un!hse$2752br .. ...__...._ Rich ----------f Homeatmosphere2&3 createa relaxlngscttlng """"" 846·3.541 Enjoy $750.000 health C.M.SJ7Sbachutilpd HrMminenMJle C_,.,.ntata7 - Corolla .. Mw 3822 brdeluxeapt.'l.546·1034 for your spacious new 1 NEW 1 bt (rplc, beam spa, 7 swimming pools. 8 N.8 . $180 studloall uU NEWPORT BEACH Over 500 Active local WerTiw Worid of ••••••••••••••••••••••• or 2 bedroom apart· ii bl • I II lighted courts, miles of CM Sl4r. cottaae all ult Stores &OmceSUltes b "·ti Pl II Beautilul brand new 2 br, ment s . From S240. ce • tn.'I, PoO • vo ey bike trails. putting, sbuf. '8 • ;, ch" 1 FromS300 2610AvonSt. us. UD nl(s. ease ca .,_~, _________ .. 1 ba. Beamed ceilings, Furniture available. ball. gar. $235.842·6934 fleboards. N .. $1SOba all ul I 642·119Uc67S-6106 or stop by for Cree Info. ..,,.., , / bl .. __ ., H.B.$11S2br.kid~ok All ciall:gories & types. Free 1Co n suHa t1 on " frtt st1md'g rplc, tns, ........ -.pet& OX.. Adw 'rilHtiO-BdL ·Hr. 2 ba, Jr l'i·rr·om1249.!50iff\~f --&IAC~OMllR --W~ guuan~ to plcue se.sion. (714 ) 556-6014 I ~ Many windows. S29S. only.Offlc~open9:00to adults.S285mo.12A20th 11:--$lSUl·2011 odern Ofir1cesu1le you •-·t&"'~-..1 1 5300 fl., :i~!',(S.... 645-8256.979·3376 6:00. 2300 Fairview Rd, St.536·8l49. Al&o1&2bdrm plan.'I .....,.. Lag\IJla Beach Cor pro· 751.)7 .... 1 wn rvwwu b """"-c:i..1.. ... _.._ Costa Mesa. Phone 02-storylownbouaes ROOIM 4000 fessionalperson.approx UNIT"'OBUS .. IN"''"' ·~·•••••••••••••••••••• 1>..-MW ....... • 545-2300 2bllulto H.B. H.S. cc" sq rt ..,.."mo le· se "" """" Found · Youni male lri11h CORONA DEL M/\R townhouses. Frplc, encl. 2 br. + 2br/den. gar. rec Elec. kltch. priv, patioi; ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mary · no·~n Reill~or INVESTMENTS Setter. Brown leathrr 2 Br Townhouse. frplc. i:ar. 2 br & 3 br, 2 ba.2 br dplx, rpts, drps. facil.S275up.190511lolly & balconies. crpts. Sleep1ngrmisl8().$JO.Smo. •!M·Z4l4 (al~crosMsesfroamVeKrdone~DLrn~l ~~l~lrvlne Ave. CM. Poo. tennls. Some ot"can from$325.642·1603 bllns, ~mo. AdJts. no 842-4739 draperies, parkrng, All~. wk. Share Jut/· .. ~ .....,....,.,, & Catalina views. Close ---------• pets, avail. now. 548-4160 ---------• elevators. hath. Shown Mon·Sat Execuffye Sait.s SuiteUl6. Costa Mesa to shopping & fine beach. A.LL $295 MO. . 3 Br. 3 ba. pvt patio. encl. "only", Call all lpm. Deluxeomces with UBI Open 7 days 644·2611 Brandnewtownhouses.2 1&21endBR~iallboruliAI pdts. Ila· gar . bltns. dsbwhr. Optionalma1d servlce R.e(s req'd. ~or efflclent secretarial M ...... UF ... CTURIH,.,, LOST : Wht . G r eal Pyrenees. male. Ans. to .. Woodst ock ". Vlr Tustin HS. if found or In· .---------1 Br.l~iBa.lnstantmove· c a.-ar P Children ok. 2170 548·5954 . ld If AA A .., 646-121).l B k h 3 servtcea. ea rwy Pa•·nted ll"m In. Pets & infants ok. roo ursl , $SO. Just north of Fashion ROOMS ..,c k 'ti • accessnrOCl\lrPort ""' ... ENJOY 1977 lo this exciting new apt.• Spacious 2 bdrm .. 2 baths, frplc. Deep brown carpeting. Modern sunny kitchen. Lge. privatll sundeck. surprising view IX Newport Hills & just l '"a blks. to beach & shops. Adults only, no pets please. $42~ Mo., lease Fenced .patios. enc.I. 2 Br, 1 Ba apt. Ref rig, UP· 962-0778 Island at Jamboree &. _,, w up wi \ BAKER CENTER 1 Unique piece of equip· fo. pis call: 731 0294 San Joaquin HllsRd kitchen. S37 .50 wk u "'""Bak ou""""" ment projected net garage, dishwashers. air stairs, garage, extra New lux 3 br, 2 ba, $375. 1 · apts. 548.9755 ...,., er .,....c.acu; $280.000 this yr Present L, O S T G e r tn a 11 t'Ol'ld. 19'l2 Meyer St. See parking. 728 "F" W. 18th. f'rpk. patio. Chld/pet -C to ff' ··d~ ow'ner unable to handle Shorthalred Pointer. 17th mgr.or call64.2·66L2 $22S.Call6'6-l24& ok. (l )""""·G9l& For leasing ioform&llon Student·emply'd, 0 us mo ice sw.._ near & Pia ent a A e CM ~ 11moke or drink. BU 17th St .. Costa Mesa be· Can be r elorated c 1 v · · · THEIAY LEAF Beaut. new Bach apts. Lge 3br. 2ba, rondo. 714/644 -1900 rum. N.B Pool use. Sl20. ing compl etely r ~· Leveragew/29"kdown. 6313000•494•2568 1Bdrm. water pd. $230 Fireplace. refrig. Incl Washer/dryer. dshwshr. ----------• 644-4053. decorated. Space avail. Ull 751-3741 FOUND. Husky/Samoyed Beauutui, spacious new S210.64S41256:.979·3376 pool. $350 892·1512. from320 sq rt.to770sq. blk. male. Shep. fem. •· p l vt t' 892 731 l ... YFRO...., HOME Room for rent w /kllc ft. at SO" per sq. rt. Call ttf Vic. Coast Hwy, N.B. ap..,. oo .p pa 105• 3BR 2BA near park. -4 A "' RoorC Etc. Adults t 4 BR 4 b S1800 M I priv in Costa Mesa. 646-8922 o• 1191 URGENT 646-6178 ·nope s. builtins, fireplc, enclosed READY MOW · a. 0 yr y M / t-' t> m. s 12 s mo . $50.000. YRLYNET 329Avocado.C.M. gar S350/mo. Agt. STIPSTOIEACH "•S"""t 900sq Cit Pror ofcspace FOUND D C k 646--0883 "'a"'"'"" 2 br. l ba. closed 00• ""'""' • • • • Well estab.SouthOrange · og, oc er ,_,..,,.,..., 3 BR, 2 ba., unr. S42S Choice Costa Mesa loc. C type black older malt LARGE3brTownhouse.OlxTwnhse 2br 2ba nu ~~~~~·.;~l~~i. no 382R0~~:ba~ ~!~ ...... !!.~~ ~Y R ealto r s. ra~~k!}~~orc~~~:i~~ CollegePk.CM.548·117; ~~;b~lOPo~!: t~su~: cpt, dbl g~r. Wal. ~ 3 Br. t'h ba. frplc, patio, Lic'd home for retired----------• 29%Down. . $1000.REWA.ID 778 Scott Pl., orr Placen· mo. 546-6299, Mt-0848 enrl. garage. Avail now <'lderly man or woman Delux orf · l80l Nt.!'l•rport. UBI 837-4200 American Tourlster ha. 642·50'73 2 Br, 2 !lea prtly. rum. No $350. 846-4990 _Good __ Ca_r_e._842_·_S7_90 __ --t· ~siy!~s.~7{~~ will Clothift9 Stott brown standard brief. New 2 br, l ba. frplc, 2 Br. 2 ba. Mesa Verde ~Its' ~· ,.~2r.~~.~aturt• Newly painted. 3 Br 20.~ Vocatton R...tala 4250 SlS.000. nel. Ht!lp-run. ca~. Re~m w/ful: .con bit Ad I F P d / "" -""'""' ...,.... Ba di · f 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fcw'lAoM Casual wear for gals & t eneds 0 qucs •00" ns,itarage. uts,no I . w. e nc......... · · . nmgan.•a. p c.ga l OC guys . Ca rr y mos t ask .. /\sk ro! Dcnn11:1 pets. $350 &t0.1840 /\du Its, no pet(. -£275. 2 Br. 2 Ba, den unlurn apt incl 'd. S375. ~0814 J~~~~~~~~~~· BIG BEAR Ll\K EFRONT ~ tiQ.rt. Ag=~ (1~~ ~ popular brands. Very at· Rotuno, 1l7S·8261 _ 546-1081 w /pallo. Mature adults Ca bins. (714 I 866· 7701 CW1tom built Duplex. J ----t onl N ts 2 Br, bllins, refrig, gar. Spacious new 2 & 3 494·9727ot839·5173. wtwindow wall + lncl'g lral'. beach loc. FOUND. Germ. Sht'p BR. Din·Rm. 2''2 Ba. 2 Br. 1 ba, chl'ldren and L,o~pe · .._..._ .. 2 patio $300. l blk t.o bch. Bdrms. 2 bath units ----------1 s mall r ecc pl area. Ull 837-4200 puppy, rem. l /9/77 Vic 1636.sq.rt + 3 deck patios. pet oil. Loe nr. So. Cst ,._ ..,. •• " ~-3947 536-Z174. across from oceanfront & Ski 1t, while its here. 1 B A nswe rt n It s c r v & Sttt L-& n.i-Coldenwest & Beadi, frpk. So-of·Hwy. Lease Plaza. 979-1877. 275 E. 1 h St. C.M. · new city recreational de· & Ion. bach penlhse Cully secretaria I serv avail cud .. ......,. W~tmin. 894·6647 SS2S . Agt. Dave S . 631.3003 4 Br condo, 2.,., ba. Cpts. velopmeot. lmmed. OC· equip'd wtuorcal view. Priced at ~ or $300 Cute needlecraft shop on 644-7211 2 Br. bltns, D/W. t·pts, drps, gar .. patio, pool, c upancy Families & Daysorwkends.callSc w/serv incl. 833-9071 or main street in busy FOUND : Very :im . -------drps. gar . adults, no SPECTACULAR VIEW $350 838-4127 Villa pets accepted. $335 up 866-2110. aftS&wknds,581-4367 toonst town. Cood local Chocolate Poodle. w/lt . pets. 548·4291 ; 645·052'1 2 br, 2 ba, many lux Pacific 675-4911 Brkr. ------t dienteie. Low rent. brwn harness, Dana Pt Beautiful new 3 Br, 2 ba features. Frplc, jacuzzi, Spac 2br. steps to bch. 3 Offires at 724 N. El Ull 837 .... 20 area•9J.2MO du p I ex fir eplace New 3Br. 2ba, cpts, drps, Aar. Model unit avail. Near beach. SlGO. 1 br. 3brcoodo +bonus, 2 ba. l View. SlU<JenlS or child Camino Real, San Clem . .::::.=-___ ::.::.:.:..::-..:::.:.:0~1=~::-::-::--:---::-::-- garage, close to shops & frplc wtpatio-balcy. S37S. S39S. 645-8256;97~3376 IGdsoll. Fee yr old model. Back Bay. ok. ll) 529-$001 Except loc & parking. F 0 UN D J a n l 9 beach. $475 per mo. Ask .!_car gar. 631·3900 Main Rentals, SC0-5370 Cpts, drpa, bltos. $425. Pal Des R Call (21.3) ~ afU5. A.rc~/Fast Food Yorkshire Terrier. male, forMissi,675-2311. Eas~l-2br 645-9543646-1164 m ert. enlfum $45()().mtbJynet. vie Santa Marl a "' ~ 2 sty, 2 Br 1'1'1 Ba rondo. ' hse in SlLVER SPUR Recently remodeled ~ Priv patio bltns w/w · Leisure World, Laguna -S ... ff .. Co••" drpg. di ' • $230• Pool, jacuui, stove, UDO lSLE BAY FRONT RANCH. 3 Br, den, 2 ba. lllMMts Rental 4450 always bu.ay, dynamite Hills. 830-362'7 Dea toe in CDM. 2Br. I Ba. front $340/mo. 2 Br, 2ba. rear. $400/mo. Cls to shops, park & bch. Ask ror MiMi.675-2311. T -1.... ~ ·a t.s, 00 pets. · rdrig, wash/dry hoolcup, With spectacular view. comf. attrac. Feb or ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach loc. Owner movinl( --------- OW1MGH9"S , __ m_i ______ -t newlycpt'd&rcdec. 2Br,2Ba,willdecorateto longer. $700/mo. 673·7480 700 Sq. Ft. otc. avl. Pac. to Hawaii. Come check LOST: J an 17 , grey New 2 Bdrm. units, l lh ALL Utils. Pd. Lg. 1 br, mo. 7~6068 dys; 673-67 suit tenant. l or 2 yr days; 551-4720eves. Cst. Hwy, Newport Bch. it. striped tabby, a ltered Baths, Air, Patios , blt.ns. refriit. $185 evs lease. S67S mo. t714i $200 mo. Call: Robbie UBI 137-4200 ma1e. 12 yrs old. Vic. Adult~. no pets. 1919 Adults. no pets. 2013 B 673-1283 548--0757 •----------• M es a v er de Or . Anaheim. $280/mo. Appt. Olarle. 548·1517 /646-0112 2 r, 2 ba. $250. Rftlfal to 51tare 4300 DRY Cleaning & Laundry AdamstE!itancia Hi Ani. lbr Duplex, cpts, immed Dave546-4l4J Newlypainted&cpt'd. JBr. 2Ba, crpts &: drps. ' Balboa Is land, retail. R.T. plus hand finish to"Reggie", Family pet ovail. adults, no pets. j~~~~~~~~~~2 Br 1 Ba. 2189 Pacific, Call 979-8032 Walk to bay & ocean. ••••••••••••••••••••••• com m e r e. or office tablecloths. Exclusive Rewani. 979.909e t:zS0.673-3850. Unit B, S250mo. Nopeu. 3 bdr 2,;zba frpl Din 979·3993 ask for Fred, Park Nwpt 3Br, 2.,_Ba, space. Off·street park· l'lientc le. ideal ror --------- m..3848 'Jbl 1cs'b h · 995-2429 furn twnhse. Cherie. ing. Approx. SOOsq. fl.; husband & wire. Work FOUND. Irish Setter. 2 Br 2 Ba, Swedish fplc . adults, no pets. $32.5. &w-7266 Follhollow vta-room. r c ·no pet, 833-2900day 640·1673eve 1 -r B $335 mo wa ler pd Lrg 2 Br. frpl, gar. yrly. • priv rest room. R tr. 4/days p/wk Will teach male. Vic. Harbor • (121 ~:'~~g" St lrhirdJ~ror ~ts~~i; ~o 968-0652 avall. 2·5. $370. 67s.-0668 or S!i6-3312. Share beaulifuJ home on 1144.2343 Mon. t.o Fri. 9.5 bus iness. $12.500 F P . Bay. CM. 64S·Ol~-- :! br. I ba. remodeled. MOOEL OPEN 10.SPM l6tbSl .. Apt.C. 1 Bdrm Garde n apt Joe Lid~l~l1eEJ~~4~ost$300store $275. 20Jt60;ex· M7·37l!i FOUND ;T.V.owner1den Enjoy tht' priury of2Brunlumgardenapt. w/gar. Nr SD frwy .2Br.newlyredee.Alltlle + u . posureGS.OOOcars daily RESTAURANT t1ry by description, Sharp' $400. mo. 67J.1658 evt>5 your own home w /lge Adulb. Newly redecorat· Adlts, no peL'I. S200. 7942 lotcb & bath. Garage. Share modern wood & 2334 Nwpt Blvd. C.M Ultimate In fixtures & senat. location l~st, l'k fncd ~alto. atL gar, wood ed Dshwh.r A/C Gas & Holl. 673-0289, 549·9658 Steps to water. S375tmo. glass oceanfront apt. P!mg fmttbk . 1-"A heat· motlf. Busy beach area Contact ~.B. Police Pru Costa Mesa 3824 burning frplc. pool & wtt pd. p;uo ~arport 642·5225 w/48 yr old male perfec· ing 2 res tr ms, cptd' Joe. Only S39.000. full perty officer. 536·5621_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~acUUI. 2 br, l \la ba start poo I & re~ room : 2 Br l \Iii Ba, sep gar. tlonist who wants qwet 675-7788 pnce. Making money. FOUND black longhairtd Beautiful w and new 1 br, lllgalS3SSmo. S2SOtSil6S 979-1911 pvt paUo. S2SO mo. OCEAN VU, yrly 2 Br 1 atrno5phere. $400 mo. yr· STOREFRONT Look, you'U buy now. male Cockapoo in Luke f rec stand · g f rplc . "THE SEVILLE" ' -~ 963-729S Ba. dplx. Patio & yard. ly. Start Feb. l. ask for E. Coast Hwy, Corona Ull 75 l·l741 Park, H.B. 960-1339 dshwshr,manyw\ndows, 2 br w/gar. Adults. New 0-Polllt 312 Close lo Ocean, triplex, 1350 m o. 644'6780; Ted.646-82S?eves. del Mar. S3SO per mo.---------•--------- adults, no pets. S23~ C'pU & d.rps, bltns, fncd -•••••••••••••••••••• 11pac. 3 Br 2 dbl slnlts 642'3639 Female to share 3Br on Paul Martin Real F.state MFG. ALA.AMS FOUND: Puppy, be ige 64S-8256.97~33'76 ydw/patio. Water pd. Very large 2Br, 2ba baths, walk l.n closets. WA.TEAFROMT ocean, NB. $200+util. 644·7383 Well established. $52,000. wirehaired, M · Vi<" Call639-4l.20 w/stove & refng. New bltns. gas & wtr pd NEW 2 br & 2 ba +den ChuckorDan6?5-6237 ·~~ R~ ,.500 yr net. S50,000. yr . Orange & 2.3rd St. CM. casadeHermosa 2619SanlaAna "G"S235 c:·nt, pvt balcony. 1st, Lndry facll. $375 lux.uryant• -Tnm ..,.,.,. .,. handles including inven· 673-6234 2br apt w 'fireplace 1 ~ •-d 0 •"'27 6 •uo .... .,., .,_ Roommate, 3 Br duplex. ••••••••••••••••••••••• \MY Potential here w111 1--------- 1 • ast"' ep. 496-0l9S .,..... 1 ; .....,.'"', •Bulltins ama· .... you. PJea•e "all REWARD M3le Sponger bath, range. oven. dis 2 Br. l~ ba, new dttor. Sl2S + util. Nr beach. 1600 sq. ft.2955 B&C Ran· ... .... ... hwltlSh<lr. $320 Also 3 br bltns, dshwhr, gar DWC duplex. 3 Br 2 Ba, ...... Woe •TrashCompactor Laguna.494-8460 dolph St, C.M. $288. mo. Immediately Spaniel. rust & wht. shrt bid Adlt t S2so d bit ~-38 .. 2 •Wt'tBar a'"'2130 679""09 ·7 37.. tall, Ing ear s, nd s (M.-p. g>S.170 "· no pe s . cpls, rps. n s , ....._.-,. ~ or .,,, Ull SI· .. 1 medication. & freqnl UiOW. Wilson 548-6357 balcony,nopets.838·4949 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Fireplace Straight F·M s hr 4Br. ~----,..____ $l30 Nr. Harbour, JBR •Private beach w/vu E Blwf $275. 9.5 4000sqft. Ur per sq ft. Top ....,_ Furnltutt meals. Fam. u pset Cotto MHO 1124 ""'""""Mela 3124 C.to M•so 3824 28A Triplex. Bef Sam or •Plexiglass encl. palioli fi40.4900orfi44·0904 aft s. cond. Many amenities. nso~~ptyr and grow· Mll-4433 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •Srnokedelectors bestC.M loc.673·1417 --------a!t6pm; 213/592·2666 •Slips avail. to tenants Want F 24·35. 2BR apt, ing. Owner will stay as LOST: 4 mo. old femali· ACSUI! Aporfment Homes with o 'Mnnlng Ut~e. Ctioosfo fhe besf comDlnotlon or superb recreation, premium IOcolton, and on ot !tie appointments you desire to make yotN lite Complete. • Ar-Condltloolng • Bult.f n Appliances • PrMJte Pollo Of Balcony l.ilstl8 Ufe A!lrocttons lnclUde: • S¥t1mmlng Pool g, Tlleropy Spa • two l.lgtted TennlS COUr1s • CIUbhouse with Areploce, Biiiiards. Gym, ond Pal1y Klrctlen f1iF One and Two Bedroom, Jr" one Both, No lease IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY From W0.00 jafk~Vdp -..., .. ,. ui-. .. u i==r.1ir 1""'9 3844 919Bays.ide0r,673·8414 $142.50. CdM, nr bch. Sto.op 4550 national mark eting Irish Setter puppy Jun ----------• 673-4509bfr 10. art 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• manager. $35.()()(). will 19 Dana Point/San Juan ... •••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br & den. 2 ba. front Smallboat&trailers,ren· handl e . Cal l f or Vicinit y . 496 3176 PA.JU( WI.ST Af'TS porch, encl sun deck. Rmmate to shr hse at Sll tul space, $1.00 per fool speclfics. REWARD. Adult & family apts steps to bch , S495. Park ,La~Bch Limit length 2:?'. 1819 Ull 751°3741, _ __.... .. ----5-1-5-0 from $245. Tennis, health 6454166 494 0434 M • A CM Se .,...._,. I b ard . 3883 . on.rov.a ve. . e ....... VEL ... G1n.1cy ••••••••••••••••••••••• c u ,g env1ew. M 11 c•ooa27 ,_ •'"" Parkvlew Lane. Irvine. 2 br. 1 'r!l ba townhouse Heed A R~te 7 gr or ca .....,..,.. to $800.000. gr f)/yr •..HM Girt. Owned & managed by style. Adults, no pets. ToProfesaionallyFlnd Storage Garage,~. 1959 Priced rtgbt, beautiful Would like to meet The Irvine Co .• M2·9200 $235. 548·2682 ntAT RIGHT PERSON Ma PI e A v e • C . M . store. Call for detallil. gentlemen for day or eve WOODBRIDGE S285Lseupr2brdplx: Q1Jusf·Cib.ns Manager In apt 5· PH: UBI 751-1741 Cun.535-5363 PINESAPTS Nroceansundecknopet Uk-~~~ ~ ............ _ACTURl ... 1.:. Working middle-a ged 1. 2 & 3 bdrm units. 311'1'136St644-43402/1 tu ~~ a...tahWonhd 4600 ~ted lte;-man w/yani bobby, to Designed like early 2 Br 2 Ba lux apt over 832-41.34Slnce tr71 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• I Unique piece of equip-room & board w/mlddle· California bungalows. looking )lle~po.rl Bay Mother/daughter want ment. Projected net aged lady. Ref. Write ad ~~oe.SJrJ:,.;.3-\~~ withbalcooy&fireplace Stralghtmaleorfemale 2·3Br house/yd/own S280.000.thisyr.Preaent #851. Dally Pilot, PO. 833-9'l34 · share 38r apt on the lot 1yrly. '300·$3SO or .......... r unable to handle. Box.l.560.C.M .. Ca.9282S wkdays,9·5:30wknds. Penn. Yrly lee $125 mo. UU. Incl. util. Ref. v•rn~ 652·0400 OCEANFRONT + utll. I blk t.u beach. 675-9996dayteve. Can be relocated. Brlgbt.. strona carpenter 3848 l Br. $275 per mo. utiJ in· 673-6490 Leverage w/:?9% down. (meticulous worker ) ndh ~hoch cl'd. Yrly. Paul Martin Gmo9uforR...t4JSO ..... s/1nn1t/ Ull 751·3741 apt . Age 44 , sgl UV••••E••1•N••A••C• .. •;;:L•E••W••1d•e• Real Es Late 644·7383 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ vegetarian will exch. re ""'' pairs/remodel for part Ocean views. lg. 1 br apt. 2 Br. frplc, Comm pool. )lngle garage S30. per mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moftey to Loclll 5025 rent Ted. Wnte Ad 11852. hi celllngs. Garde na, 801 [)om Ing o Dr , W. 18th St. Costa Men. ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• D::uly Pilot, r o. Box pool. Near beach . Ea11lb1urr. $325 mo. Open storage only. !)4().0706 Oppom.ity SOOS ht Znd & 3rdT D 't 1500. <.:.M • C&. 92626 Mat.ure 11dulta. S390 mo. house Sat 1Sun Ph ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' • ' $l-4653or•M-4!0l7 64'>-7689 . Obi gar. w/bt door, flO. •~twt-Ta•-1,0ANSAVAU .. ABLli: Not resp. for any dobti; Single $36. 724 W.James ~, .-Y•... ..... Credltnotlm1><>rtant but my own . 10/26176 Charming CentrellYViewapt.2 bd,bltna,gar, Sl,CostaMesa673-1787 $6,500MONTH 673-48838roker l/ll>/77. R. McDermott IO<'ated 2Br, 2Ba. 2 blk1' pool. $27S. ,,,.,.. __ ·~ .... ~oo 3 Pool tables. cigarette Jr from beach. au ut.11. $350 &42-6889 ~ -.... machine " other iames sc•~ff! , ________ _ mo. dHS40cvea. ---------·• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Included in sale. Hot M hank you to all &be 3 Br. 21)a upper, frplc, Blvd. toe. Terms. Agt. HOMEOWNER borrow patroosoCDUlmans; a11d MARVELOUS Ocean. cpta, drps, encl gar. Nr. 1SM400 at low bank rates to con· our personal rrlends froot loc. Atl'Ol!I froin bay/bch$400. 644-1103 solidatedebt.11, pay tues, from Sammy Miller , for Heisler Pk. 2 br, 1 ba, GtfhA....... take a vacaUon, room maklng my70thblrthclay nl!W cpt.$400mo. •EASTBLUFF lovely 3 ~~......,. Carryunlqu•'•l*'lalUca addWon,1wlmpool,pay one ('It remember T\TftNERASSOC. Br eioodo. Nm door to ~::"-lifta. small furnlthlnp, off exJ.sUn.a 2bd or any forever 4 •ver. Thank Hulton 494·11'17 pool.~1.85 ~,,_.._.,..... inlntaturea, exclualve P\IJ1IOM. ' you. l•--------ierand new condo, 2 Br. 2 "· ,._..,..... beach area. MICHAMIC-S •-------- f I b d ~.._...,....., wt 137-4JOO MA:nOMALIAMI( WE10HTPR09LEM! FOil UASI Ba, p c, wa r I ry r, ., NutJiUon.tdb itOUnd ~let S paclou.a 2Br. 2ba. s. pool, pets, adult&. al5 Great retail store location 1714'6Ja.Jt54 progra m. Money back La(!. Apt. Quiet area. mo.67$.41999 avail. Marine An., auarat\t.ee.84&-5765 Hiib above Alpha-Beta Tllllflt lhO -.1-M-O_F_R_E_E-RE_NT_•_, Balboa Island. Ideal op• M-yW..ted SOlOl;iiiii~iii;~;iliii~----- S hp C n t r . On I y ••••••••••••••••••••••• por (or new Nta!I bual· ....................... DF:ARES'l' LlNt>" ~~'!°+'35 om. Call 2br Twnhse. Laurelwood. 1·24 Rm. omoes from .,..., low runt. approx._.. .... _..1111111111..__..._,..1111111.,. 11> k f bel ._..._ _.....,. •• 1 L~J 1125 per rdo . AdJ CSOaq.ft. i.e ... cor sale. an you or na my ·~~~~~~~~~ ........ "'nn .... poo . sc ... ,., Alrt><>rt.er Hntcl. No leaae C&U642-087Sevea. wrrft ~cn,ooo belit friend & love ot l!i 1-&park cJO&JC. Yd for pet req.~TllQOOn .---------• ftUU.,.,., yrs. L9pMI .. .,... 3112 s.51)..5012or 559-4486 __.,__ _____ , r..aTMa WANTED lJlt TD rc<rcat.IOPAl laod ••••••••u•••••••••••u 60-P• SO FT Ad.iv.a woman loteret'*' loan . 10% interest-1l!illlll-.i..,,...__..._....._.,,...,.,, Detuu 2 br _,., ~ 2 Bl\ Townbouie. paUO. Ull'7 WTSl'CLlFF-NB ln a new alf\ 1alle.., v••r d• .... da'"'· (P-~ room. • Av8j,,'j,~'.!a••·n·. edlls. $210/mo. Appt. • .,. ,._ ..... _ • .., _..., A't-'-. "'otr~~':.... O.va,MM_ltl AG1'.50·~ loc. N~ Setcb. lo· aales price $140.000. Mr . -.. IUI.,,. .,rv ... u veatment .. buslnelaeoip. Ncltard, Banetl Realty, Valley Pkway. From ..,.. .. Officet pref. PhoM Mr Sml ~ -..ea1-GBSJ WantMs c.uecz..ara A..U: e?J.&1•1 aft.10AM,t7woeo futeat draw ln tlle Wet\. . .a DaUy PUot Claulfled Ad. Pboae MW618. •• DAILY PILOT "·1 Add lt •.. Bulld it.,.Dlaper it ••• Hammcr It ... Carpet SERVICE DIRECTORY P lumt> tt ... Palch lt...Pipe 1t .. Remoae1 It ... t lt ... Cement lt ... Wire 1t. .. Hoe IL.Clean lt ... Move Roof lt...Landscape it ... Tile it .. Tr'lm it...Sew 1t ... it ... Press it .. Paint it ... Na1l lt...Plaster il ... Fix it. .. , .. H aul It. .. Add it ..• Plant 1t ... Alter' 1t ... Learn It... ~ ear.,.., •. e ......... '-..: .... lh uc:h .. 1 -M•-:7. -~-w/Plf•rt.J ....... , TreeS-.lce ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . .... : ...........•... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• A~hitcctural & Slruc HARD WORK • •Otiora• Palmer & SoAS lL\NDYMAN·l:lomes & HOUSECLEANING P'rH Ell: 8loelllwal11, , .. , ... c .... PLUMBER R\lpalr. re Removal$. lrl mm Ing . 'LW'al Plana. Rn\dl & lr Ho~ lmPf'Ov•ment or Addl/Rmdl/ Plllnl/Plal\5 Apt• Conadenllou s By reliable coupll' 1llamp1lo••· brl c k . Averace ~ lStry SMS plptt, 1nstall11tlo a ~na, free Ml. Uc'd MW coaatr~Uon. Roa repair Bob. &73 1166 Sm.I Jobi U c'd SSH93Z Craft.Iman. Pb· M$ 0302 Rcf1 98S-'8U Re11d1Comin'\. R .. 1. Z.Stry Ma. lnlr ~ services. G. Gidley, y inaured M2 ~ 1Com 'I J1ndus traal Bus .. MS ~u home. --Uc 3ZB:il6. Bob 7»NM, 8'2·931~ • -1020 Recreational Veh ltle p r u f C ARPET ~ Price. incl matr'l/labor Trimmlnc. topploa. rt · LOU'S HOME REPAIRS. REMODELS-Service & tU!pall'll. Done CLEANING. OQOr & win Guar, lnard. free eat. HOME SAVERS Pl,VM· movtn1. cleanup. Wlnt4lr 'Atthltectur•J De1l1ner. 30 Vr C11Cp. Carpentry, ADDITIONS at your residence 16 yn dow ru e Dutch Malo· F\reJl•cea· Plant.era Ted 121· '1900 or bS2-0lM BING le HEATING. Free rates Lic/lnsrd. Tooy Es~d in C uatom panl'oa. patio le drs. Accent Side's 1 778 1764 RV expr {7l4) 8411-Tf7 I l.enance Service S37 l508 Bri Concret.e Patio State lie. lnaured. low e.t. tlO Kr HonH l & 645 'l.Z& Rea tlaJ Remodels & 1~2078 Le 328107 --Wock Walls BBQ Pits ~liable Serv BofA 4' SSl·-.e ~ General hsecln'& ~ da or prtcea too. Exterior City empt. land•c•pcr AddlUom.~ Refs. Eats 644.cMM 11trc hg. 1147·0383 & c.,.t SerYke LEEM.JARVlS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ruu da exper. Christine MoYillcJ 1SJ>ttialist. Try me·CaUco 151·3150 does beautiful cleaoupg .. ywlttlRg ······~················ Addit 'a, Rmdl 'g, Hrs 8-5. YOU llAVE IT R EADV 84U42T SSMSS & treework. Fr eats. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Corp!\ Man will lay YOUN Ph 9G2·3200. Lie: 317856 l'lJ..llAULlT AWAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIRED OP PAJNTlNG It , .... , .. a.,.ar ~U8Darrel Babyallllnf mi home or mine Repralra & Tl M 548-6306 Weell~ Friendl.Y Movina Co. Etrl· SCRAPING!! Increase ••••••••••••••••••••••• -. Vfdn Of Ba er, Dlrvlc .. cleaning t.oo! Guar work Btdrf CGI 645-5425 or 7149 cleat. frteodlY urvlce. JOW' home'a value -CANOPY TV SERVICt; ·-. le BnslOI, Collta Me11a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Haulma. movi.na. cleanup Lowe1\ pou rates. tat RATE SERVICE ··················'···· 741·1'2lllD ~r savlllgs. Fr est ELECTRICAL SERVICE S71up. Treework KINGS Carpet. Cleanmg 8CT-Gl92. nvew/ aluminum s\dina At Fair Prices 960-1633 J ewelry cla11es. Bealn CALLS US/hr. Call Reas. fast. fr~ esl & Painting Co. "WE DO •trim. f\i~ warranted. t>er'I Advance Iii wax ....... SerYlu '~"·""' :WS.31.2D or 5, 63\.1378 ,. . We Care Carpet Cleaners 84U233 842-~ IT ALL" 83S-3561 cutln&. Phone~-8a41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Steam Clean or Shampoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ,..,.... • •••••••••••••••••••••• Typtng al "°me. any Ji:and. Also Uphols~ry-1\11 work Faclllt Get rid of unsighlly trash Experienced House· PITaS l'A.lNTl ... CERAMLC Tile New or ••••••••••••••••••••••• & debris. Colleae stu· k~r Nwpt lkh area ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reu rates, will p4ckup 1uar. Rtfa/MC. Free esl 6' cedar fence. S3.1~ per dent SU load.~ Ca 11648-7336 Esper'd . Reas Rates. VERY NEAT PATCH remodel. Fl" est. sml jobs n...11,. •del. $4$.$441 Reas Rates • 64S-37 UI ~n. w11 free gate. Free Eat. Call Gene JOBS&TEXTURE welcome $36-24216 afl 5. ........ Sonny & Jer. FREE haul· L.cmitdlcapilili m..o.se Free Elt. lm-1.US CERT. PROF~JONAL Carpet & Uphols tery U ~ ence. 549-11296 Expr'd Ule setter nds Job. ing. cleanup, tree work ••••••••••••••••••••••• ftllAlllf .. •TRANSLATIONS • Steam Cleaning. Fr est. G.•9cJ PAINTING. Jnt/Ext. PA-OCH PLASTERING Custom work a nytime. Call 559-4545 548-fl86J & 821·7857 for usable items. Fen· Bo aerl & O 'Brien Reas. dependable. Free ••A.LI. TYPES•• Sml Job ok. 498·2049, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ces/bldgs rem oved Landscaping. Cstm est. CaU J ay MS-79115 ~ • C.pe.-ter Cllllde ... Exp. J apanese Gardener. SS7·2005 work. sprinkle rs in· Free ell. S4CMll25 ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• comp. yard s er vice. stall/r epai r. Compl WORK GUARANTEED Bomea·AddlUoos. Restuc· Ceramic TUe: tubs & FINISH. REMODEL & Child Care Needed. My clean-up. Free est ~ malnt, Com 'l /Resld. lntr/Exlr. Free FAt. co over blk walls. Free s howe r s , kitchens , Rpr. Small jobs OK. home. llunl Bch. Nr 551-2210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Haullng, treework, sod 25 yn Expr. 642·0295 est. low rates 58S-492 floon. paUos. 645-2129 Reas. m .o:m Edison. l.30-5:30. Mon· Want a REALLY CLEAN lawns Reas 496-0702 . Fri. 2 children, 7 & 9. Call Find what you want tn HOUSE? Call Gingham Have aomethl.nl, to aell7 SELL Idle ttema with a SELL Idle Items with a Unllli8dWllll Classified Ads 642~ all S. 968-707 I Dally Pilot Cla.ss1f1eds. Girl. Free est.s. &45-5123 Want Ad Result.a 642·5678 ClaMllied ada It well. Dally Pilot Classlfled Ad. Dally Pilot Classified Ad. ~ I --,........... 5350 HefpW..tM 7100 HetpW..t.d 7100 HelpW..W 7100 Help Wmdwd 7 I 00. HefpWmhd 7100 Help Wmhd 7100 HetpW..tM 7100 HetpWmhd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• • Drinking problem? ~SEMBLERS Banlung CdM companion for elder Defttd ...... Cl& ~ Attendant. Uv~ In. 2 Legal Sec'y HB. musl MutlSIS AIDIS/ REA.LHTAn CaU Alcohol Helpline TB.UR ly lady. J·SPM ,.Mon·Fr1 P/time Som~ clerical yr ex~. Care for elder· have xlnt skills. exper ORDERUIES zt hrs a day 835-3830 ,...,... Full time PoSilion ava1la· Call Evs. 673-1519 duties Hrs flexible. Sal ly person. Send resume desired. Will train on Day Shift. Exper 'd . Sill HOMES I PREGNANT? ble for New Branch an CHIFSI IOOMo. open Hunt Bch. Exper'd to Ad #830. Dally Pilot, Magcard 1. 847-6041. Bayview Coov Hospital, Xlnt oeportwtity ID MIS· only need apply. Refs re· Po Box 1560, Colla Mesa, WIN t:a r lng confidentia l sion iejo Industrial Costa Mesa. Experience Blue Beet 67S.3333 an 4 q'd. 842-6631 Ca 926216. Llveln aide f o r 2055 Thurin Ave, C.M. coumsellng & referral. Complex. Male o r preferred. lst Federal quadruplets. euy hours, 642·3:505. Abortion. adoption & re male. Must have Savings of Hollywood. Com~anion wanted who Denlal Assisl. p/l1me. Houseboy o r good pay, own room NURSES Investment Sales ~tng. manual dexterity in Contact Mr. Chumbley. wis es to s upplement cha1rs1de. Eves. some Housekeeper, 5 mom'f. 842-8e30. ARE 547·2563 1mall component s . 846-JJSS. Equal Opp. social security income Sau. H.B. 846-3540 or S afternoons per wee , L VN 's-nlght shift. Openings exist In Orange Familiarity u s ing Emplyr. by actrng as live-in com· 4 hrs ~r day. Mon· Fri. LUNCH COUMTSl NutlleS Aides & Orderlies and Newport Beach for 1'/f SHARON'S* microscope very helpful. panlon to older woman. Dental Front Office Long. or u n ·Thurs . Food ..... ,.. .. -AJJ Shifts. Expe ri e n ce d Ot.rrCALL MASSAGE Good benefits. Salary BANKING Call 586-8651 for in· cone xray. restorative Housework. laundry. Expr·d persoo wanted le Udo Convalescent Ctr Salespersons Interested 499-1224 coinmensurate w ;ex per. CHDIT VERIFIER teniew. expenence preferred, shop'g & errands for work al lunch counter I.SSS Superior Ave, NB m Investments. We sell Call Carol, 581·3830 for Candidates must type so oon-smoker. Newport busy professional. MWll pre~ng sandwiches & Call 646-7764 and Ust S3 to ~ million ''THE EXPERIENCE" appt. wpm & be a good or· Companion for e lderly C.enter. 644·Z750 have own trans & refs sa ads.. U niform dollars per month. Sales Adult motel. Clos ed ganizer. lieavy phone l~ nlghts & weekends. DOYOUUKl $70. per wk. 640-119GO furnished. Med & Hosp NURSING quadrupled laat year. work verifying credit. Cal 642·32'16. Prestigious omces. 60 to circuit TV. For Reserva----Benefits. Apply Undberg lions. 645-3967 Assl Bookkeeper $750 TOSAIL? Ho\lsekee-per, exper. for NutriUon. btwn Carousel Rsl~.& 70 to 100 % commission ~taries $800 Contact: Doris Mllchell COOi Growing Marine Mfg Co ronv. hosp. Day shift & Bullocka, So Coast split. video and personal AIOmOM Denlal/Chrsd $650 610 Newport Ctr Dr. NB has need f or J R . Call 642-2'10 Plaia Shopping Cotr, training. Call Donald Counseling & Referral &crow Officer S13K+ ~5280 All Shlrts. Good Pay. Tbe DRAITSMAN to learn HOUSEICHPH Costa Mesa. Ask for Berman. President. Preg. test-avail. wknds Irvine Personnel Agency Equal Oppor Employer Jolly Roger, 400 S. Coast Marine design. call Mark Dave ,_Dlffet...t Quail Place Properties, 2' Hr Helpline 547 ·9495 488 E. 17th Costa Mesa Hwy, Laguna Beach. See Cobol an 893-1395 Family ot 4, w/baby, SMfta Ir Deph. Inc. (714) 752· 1920. I Suite 224 642-1470 BAR GIRL. Attractive. kitchen manager. some Eogliab. Reliable Salary +. College OK. REAL.ESTATE •SPIRITUAL READER DRlVER. TOW TRUCK free to travel some. Llve MACHIMlOHS LYN-$42 Fully Licensed -C.M. 646-5544. COOKCHE:F Apply at 964 W. 17th St., in. $400 mo. Newport We are expandmg & need lBlSS El Camino Real Attractive girl, part hme Dinner 1 or 2 night.s. 6 C.M. Must be 21 or over. 675-4814. Openings on swing & e xper. sa le s people. San Clemente. For appt. R .E . O f c. Typing IEAUTYOPR hrs. AJso lunch cook, l or Good driving record & graveyard .shifts for ex· !f~~ 6().80"/o Commission. Call 492 9034 492-7296 +clerical. with interes t No follow. nee. Ex per 2 days, 4 hrs. Jeani"s experienced. Housekeeper. It cooking p e r 'd operato r s or Larry at. -in sales career. Send re· pref'd. Call 645-1050 Bis lro Laguna Bc h Lave-in for mature cou trainees. Shift prem. Lawrence Realty MASSAGE sume to : Ad 8LS. The 494-8997 8A M lo llAM ELE C TROLUX pie. Call 67S-6388 paid for ntght work. Irvine 752·5511 AGURE MODB.S Daily P ilot. P 0 Box Beauty Authorized sales & Clean modern plant MEIDID 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca. OCEANFRONT Salon COOK, Exper'd s ervice . M /F . Full· Housekeeper, cook. hve Good vacation plan & RJLl OR P /TIME ESCORTS 92627 n e e d s hai r s tylis t P 1ume 542.4153 in. Eng speaking, Calil benefits package. w /following V1 clor Cor conv. hosp pref'd -dr lie, car aivarl. Call Appl)' Sam to Spm Choow Yow Hours Real F.atat.e Sales OUTCAUOMLY •Auto Mecha01c. In· Rubens, Laguna Beach. Fttimc. Hrs 10:30am lo EXEC. SECRET ARY SS7-5494. c•torNa "'fedlon Dap•ArHot I 000/o COMM. 7pm. Apply Park Lido 631-3811 terview Mon-Fri. Ack"s 497-1215; 494~1 TO PRESIDENT Fash Moldi9gCo OrcmgltComty Jorn our new 41.lt office. Conva lescenl. 4 66 HOUSEICEEPPER Coast Garage. 412 No. BOAT Exper boat Flags hip Rd , N.B Isl Financial Serv. rirm. 26S Briggs Ave, C.M. Paid Wffldy-Ho O.s Just opening in Mission RELAXING MASSAGE Cst . Hwy. Laguna Bch. Good career oppor. Very Part time. Student.a OK Viejo. We prefer expr'd BobJa mes-Lic. Masseur carp4lnter, also exper 642-8044. challenging. Xlnt skills $4 hr. lf9 Sundanct l Blk So. of Baker Mofffs salesmen & brokers. For Automotive gelcoat Louch·up man. --Off Redhill L escoulie Medical Outcalls 9-9, 494·SI l t COOtc&per'd req 'd. 75 wpm typing, 100 Drive. NB. Pb642·1225 Equal Opp Employer more lnformalion. con· --New Detail Shop needs Gd co benefits. Apply in wpm sh. 369 San Miguel Services t.act.Jack Abrams. •PALM READER• help. person to: Cryslallner Ff\imepoaltion. Apply in Dr. N.B. Suile200. Housekeeper . live in m /( 351 l:lospilal Road lettertto..111ty S20 reading for $10 Top wages paid. Engine Corp. 1626 Placentia person. LeBiarritz Home w /3 teenagers. No.119 Newport Beach Paal. present & future Steamers, eng painters, Ave.C.M. French Cafe, 414 N EXECUTIVE mother works part tJme MAJDS for Maid Serv & 642-9955 or 540-99M 586-2140 Li c (213) 694.-1350 buffers & polishers. up-Newport Blvd. NB SECRETARY Enghsb req'd . Reh Laundry Help. Apply in bolstery s hampooers. BOAT 64,W700. please. Unda Isle, N.B . EXOTIC GIRLS che<:k out, "ick·up & de· MANUFACTURER Full charge bookkeeper, 615-5611. person only . 2250 [OFFICE Maqage & Modehni livery. App y at NEEDS SANDERS & COOK, pantry man or top pay for lop skills, Newport Blvd .. Costa J ....... rt REC DYING MOLDERS cooks helper. Pho ne constr uction & escrow HOUSEKEEPER Mesa. Hal.hwellen Oulcal I 542-31691S4J.32SO 2059 11arbof' Bl, CM Applications now being 499·2271 ask for Cher exper. helpful. 3191 A.. 645-1030 If you a re a maturt Maintenance. u~. 8am· Now Interviewing at So. INSPECTION JI~& -acce pted. Apply al COOK$35. Airport Loop. C.M. woman who would Uke le 4:30pm, 5 Day wk. App· Coaat Plua Loe. for Securi ty Ofrtee , S4()..3SOO 1 aHot1 per shift for mature din· work 4 days per week. 4 ly, Newport Dunes. f/tlme Office Help. Sma ll ~ll!ctro ••••••••••••••••••••••• AVON ERICSON V ACHTS, 1931 hrs ~er day. $48 per ~10. Please apply betwn lOam m e chanical s witch ldlloohlr Deere Ave, Santa Ana. ner house cook. Sam 's manufacturer bas 1m. Seafood, No.2. 3901 E. Cst FORE.MAM wee . I need you . & 12 noon ln person only. ...... 700S <NO PHONE CALLS> 673-2456 t4•t1111CMC>e M• med. openings in rece1v . Hwy, Corona del Mar Paint & Detail Man w /3·S ....................... MkfAl•Mss P /tlme. Mu.st have some Par-legal or Prob'ale Ing & p~c1.S1on lnspec· MEN WOMEN WlthcMlt ~·"'9 IODY MAM/A.to COOKS years e xper. ln manne Housekeeper-Child care, expe r . in electrical. Secretary. Recent exper. tJon requiring proficient TRAIMFOR Wanted. Experienced. Male or female. over 18 painting needed by young grandmother ptumblllg, Ice machines. Call Mrs. Wins low use of prec1s1on measur· Up Yow FUU Ume. Good benefits. West.sail Corp .• maker of type. 5 days, live-out. carpentry, a/cond. Good 837-1060 Ing Instruments. Work· IARTIMDIM(i Recplcr Jobi Apply at Allen to work days. Apply In the world 's fin est Two chlldren 4 & 7. 12 tc w111es. Call betwn 9am Ir ing knowledge of TWO WEEK CLASS Let AVON show you bow Olda m oblle/Cadl Ila c . person: sailboats. Qualified can· 7P M. Good ulary. 2pm. Sat Jan 22nd for Pa.rt-Ume phone work & dJmenslonaJ tole rancing NATION-WIDE J OB to bwld & run your own 28332 C a man o D&TACO didate must be capable 751-8274 dys, 640-4497 evs. appl. aak ror Be n , delivery. $.1 Hour. ol lpe<' Yl·U req 'd in PLACEAl ENT bus1ness. Control your Capistrano. Lag Niguel. 1720 s.p.rior CM of supervising a crew of ~S3llO. EOE. 835-0011 Est l63Y precision inspection & AS.5JSTANCE own hours. own lDCOme. ~&831·0800 IHO men Cor paint & de· HOU SE KEEPER . PEOPLE PERSON desirable in receiving In· GOOD JOB To fl.Dd out about thts COOK WANTED tail work. Xlnl oc· Newport 1·2 days per wk. MAHICURIST spectlon. OPPORTUNlTI ES cballen.ging earning OP· IOOUEEPER GOOD PAY Portunily for the rig t Exp. Full charge. Refs Wanted for Costa Mesa Exec needs p /Ume as-STACOSWJTCH IMC 4MBICAH portunlll' CaU $40-70U or F/lime. payroll. A/P . Apply Jolly R~er. man. Good s alary a. checked. $5.00 per hr. Salon. Mu s t know soc. ill whsle supply. f'u1. 1139 Baker Costa Mesa IAITEMDIRS Zenith 7-1359. AIR. Invoicing, some 400So. Coasl wy bendils. Call Ms . Dys; {213) 002-0002 ; Evs. pedicures. F /tlme. ly capitalized. 673-2223. 549-1041 tasea. Mature career Mc0on01 549-9711est47 64CHl652 SCHOOL penon for small manuf. Laguna Beach for appointment. 548-1575 ,._0...-Glrl F,qual Oppor Employer 110. E l7th St .. SA Ins ulation Contractor For s mall business. Lite BABYSITTER /Lile {30> Employee s. COUNTER GIRL, part MATURE WOMAN 834-1960 hou.wwrk. Bach father BeneClu. Costa Mesa. time, exper. Apply Cap· needs insulation llllltaller p /tlme to we lcome typing & bkkpng. Non· RECEPTIONIST ~hoots Coast To Coast Gardener for apl com· for new construction In S. smoker. $550rno. 848·1550 nds mature indlv. 20 hrs. 631-3344 for appl. talD Mlke's Fish Fry, 815 plex. SV! days wk. $600. Orange Co. Dys 495-1832; newcomers & contact . 8E A PROFESSIONAL Mon·Tburs, Boy 10 W.19thSt. C. M. merchants. Flexible hrs. Dwntwn H. R work Bookkeeper. CPA Firm In mo. 645-3381: 837·9517 Evs 4967651 Need car, lite typing. Attractive. over 18. for COCKTAIL WAJTRES.5 ICB-2211. homdllCH183 Laguna lkh needs ruu DEU Girl over 18. Must General Ofc. Insurance IMSUUHCE 547·3095. HEAL'OI SPA. We will •SH.00• Ume bookkeeper w/2 yrs be ex per. Fri/Sal/Sun PHONE SALES train right person for ENTER AN EXCITING Babysrttu f« Saturdays, exper. Profit shanng &: f/time. Montrues llam· agency needs fuJI ltme Costa Mesa agency MATURE WOMEN ror eaay run Job. Mr Gee. PROl-'l T & · permanenUy possibly bonus plans. Salary 4pm. 644-6100, CdM Girl Friday. We req u needs a gtrl w /auto ex· housecleaning service. Phone Sales people. <24hrs > 752-9561. GLAMOUROUS &ome eve work, r ef. ntgoUable. 494·3000 or m ature dependable per. Xlnt opportunity. Car nee, lops. 64S-5lZ3 n'\lile or female. 16 to 6S PROFFESSION ~516Sall6. 833-2946 D&IVIRYIOY person w /minimum typ-M2-6500. years ol age. Guaranteed UCEPTIOMIST •Lum tn 40 bn from 4 Hrs Day, S days week ing skill. Salery open. MECHAMICS wages or commlssloos. ~·n1·1 the fine art oi 8ABYS1TTER. Resp .. Bookkeeper, exper. Full 12 .50 hr . Lloyd's Apply St.ale Farm Jru;. IMSUIAMCI Recent exper. A8plL 2SO East 17th Street, for nJlboal co. II you Wal.l.resll lechniq~. lovlq woman to babysit charge. Thru Trial Nuraery. 2038 Ne wport 410 W. Cst. Hwy. NpBcb. GROUP HEA.LTII Shell Station, 17 b Suite o. Costa Mesa. have the ability to handle ·~ placeme.nt Svs tnfanl twin gir ls on Balance. Permonent Blvd. C M. Apply 1n 645-6470 CLAIMS EXAMINER Irvine, Nwpl. Bch. between 5:00 le 8:30 p.m. a busy 1wttchboa.rd, can • or evening sessions alternating weekdays. position. non smoker penon. Geo. Maintenance/Han· Expr: Atleutl yr. MEDICAL FRONT OF· 64&-4223. do lite typtna. have a CallMN782 $175. wk start. Call Salary open. Pb 549· l 767 Equal Opportunity wholesome fl"ont otc •P-CALL ln4)75HUlM 5SMIJ81 for int.erview. DIMTALASST tJ::•n. daya. for the FlC E, Opblhal. ~ • ftte comull tn OCM Babysitter wanted: Must borg Racquet Club. Employer pearance. work well un· t.be mo5t ri proteas be matw-e It reliable. My IOOBBPIR CHAllSIDI Call betwn 4·Spm , lnlurance Insurance, billing, appt.a. der pressure, love public . Calif ~tt.ttn. Inc. OwwyowOwa H.B. 842-9385 ctntact & are extremely bouae. 481HUIO Lag. lkb. Experienced for 3 man Exper'd only. Short work 842-7747 ask for Tony. ...... w.t~y pundual call Ann S mith, J7922Sky Park 81. Stec Babyaltter wanted, Medical Olnce. Please wk. Benefits. Busy prac· Governess/Housekeeper. MIN ANO WOMIM Phone Solicitors. P /T. 5G-1171L Jrvt-. CaUf., 92714 callit95-U90 Uce. H.B. 962-2436. No exper r eq d, earn wanted to work tor Make dinner appoint· mature lovtne wom~t light ror 2 girls, ages 11 & while you learn, keep ,,...w..-s. 7015 Janlce'a Raa&edY A.nns men&a from our office. day per wk It w . IOYS AND (itl&.S Oeot.a1 chalrside aaslat. 14 in N.8 . Xlnloppor. for your praent Job while HQUlecleanlng Settlce. NO SEWNG. Mon-Fri, lECWf fTYPIST ....................... Own tranap. La1un1, fl\aU Ume Po1iUon open rormer school teacher or lralnlAA. Mature Lady. live.In nwn M.iulon Viejo • El Toro Starting pay 13.50 hr. MPM. Need 5 reliable Major dlv. or NYSE co. Lower Arcb Beath area. Earn your own (or expr penon to asslsl graduate student. Afipll· fae•n.._,-.c• Jin: Tues thru Fri 8 to ~le lmmed. $2.75 + seeks front ofc recepl. ;:•on & It hakkpr. Habta. Salar1 open. money telling subacrtp-denUll In Irvine. Some cant must have gen une EdL_, ~SZ-1147 BPM Reliable help want• us. Pref 18 & over. Good typing t kllla. Type ttly person or semi· 4M-282.5. knowledge of elCpanded interest in chlldren, en· a:::.::· Reta avan. lions an.er school For In· duUee prer'd. 552-8330 bet joy sports activities & ed.67USM. ~$464 ss+ wpm. IBM Noretco BABYSITTER-Woman formatloft, call 830-0913 81J2. have an interest tn the afimt Trne, perm. Eam PKOl'OORAPHY Person transcribers. Apply In who k>•es duldren for arta; 4 yr degree cref'd. •JANITORS person. 2nd floor, CPt HelpW-.cl 7100 p/tJme Sitt.mg. My home. Calculator ~h. exper'd. P t tlme. 5 to lOpm, $175·$200 wk. Fuller lntereated In Caree r Bwldlng, 180 Newport ......................... 6'7U761 Immed opening. Submit Dfwtal Aslht.t Must drive; car s ~ro· couples ok. Fash Isl. Bruah SaJes, 554·7851. Pbotoarapby . Over 21. Ctr Dr .. Newport Beach resume to: ESS. Inc. 3606 needed for busy group vided. Should be flexible f/l del & limited lab ADTAHa regarding wknds. LoveJy area. C714' m-6550 Mon MOOB.MAICEI M F tam-12. 644-4380. Ba~ W. MacArthur BJvd San· specially practice. Gd thru Fri. work.· Call for appl. P/time Mon. Thurs & TBlB \a Ana. Ca 92'70t oppor for n ghl glrl. Only pvt rm & ba. Salary~ l:llpe r . in flberglaaa, 845-3840. UC8'TIOMIST S.L U Hrs per wk. Mu.st "CXJ)er'd ~apply. Non· per mo. + room & board. wood. protol1pea le ~neat. pleuant & t~f Banlte~d. CARPET CleaneMnted lll!Oker Call 644-0595. Send resume to: M. JC......VCO. =c molding metbo41 . Production Auembler PM. Shlft.. s day week. :ta.lin&W/tbtpubtic. p-f'lOOf Ol f/tlm•. eJ1per' . Good Seeger. PO Boit 19547, lance. 642-zatl a.ft . 2 Trainee tor t lec!tronk co. Pnvate club. For lb• y lo person, Ptn· NCR '77Sopnience pay 11812-UU. DENTAL Eitp 'd . Irvine Ca 92713 lt~-d!ora fen. Day 1blx'lo only. No exper ~rvlew call 644.()()50 '?-f1•ver, 1680 Placentia Contllct Bob Ctelihton Ortbodonlc A.ut. wanted. Part· e mfd. t co. beneClla. CAIWASHHB.P GRAV&VARO shill, rw.a.tt.id RECEPTIONIST A've. Colla Mesa. lrvtoe National Bink Top pay for rtabt person. MUSICIANS: Contemp. m.81133 Some iroin1. Muat M 83N100. E.O. E. Ove:r 1& f /Ume C.M.545-$170 male, 40 Ir over. F JUrne. SICUllTY fo m 1ln&er auditloolnl 1tron1 o 1r1mm&( • Aft'. Ir Geocral Aaalstaot. 51.ocat.IOM must have re('a. Call NISOM mualclans for Pl time ,,,,... ...... w .. a~IJng. 87W'730 ••tryday llvlna for BultlalS•L MetroCarWuh DIMT'AL&.iAI ~ Eq)er, req'd. Xlnt WOfll· local club work. 1114> From Your Home dl1abled you!ll folks, IUlCHMAMAMa a'IOHarbot 81,C.M . ~ GUARDS ina tonds • outtl•ndlna -.aua 547·9587 UC.,. /TYPIST :Ji~ hr. at.art. 4 days A FedlraJ Sa\>io~ As· CASt1•/AMt 25-15. l llrl ofc, Accts bendlta. 11.V. Mature woman for F /time . u perlenced. % 0, 1 day UHi. D-3712 soclalJ.on la aee na a Rec Ledpi-fl n>llc de· e....~ Apply ta PttlCln p~ s.Jet. ·9*'70 •Iii up. o.c. AJri>ort area. can :: Animal lb~al maaqu tor !:ta Newport F11hJon Jaland area. tall. Mi-6112. 1~11 or Permanft1t. Full Ii Part· Moll·Frl 10am-4pm Alaietanl Bookkeer.;r. Men, ladiea, aludenta. Gerri. to 3 only. 5o5&.(J770 Financial Service r•· Varied dutlc11. S• ary £ve1/Sat. SS4·78Sl, nta-• s ... Beacll oftict. lndivldu.ls f3.0S'1I Ume. Pbcme. lADIP re· a.ra1ll•,... qulru l o tellla•ot r,;· Appl.)' 24001 Alicia . .,.. must bt familiar wttll tbt ?;,d. ReUftld welcome. Utne 1166-5480 C:OQllQl.ml\y a.ad re•ldt In venatl~t.eam m~mbe1 OIMTAL......_. II ~orn4, ofc hrl 10.2. "'..,.... ..... wy , S uite 22l. Real F.a I.ate R. £.Sa.Jes ;tu1P BOOKJ<EEPER ctr. Ideal arta. Financial to bodJt all pha"9 of ID• Zapr'd Orthodontic Qoaed Wednetd&>' Equal 0,.. tmP'°.Ytr LUl-4Pll. ..... MQr./s.cty UtlQUE HOMES Ult have tract home or buaa1*I uPerien.ce ls auruc. • ~urtu. tt-e halrald• aaalat. .1:, det.lnd which u n effec· counta. Bc1Jnncn Olt. =''end. wuuna to H.airdJwler to leaM It.II• for ottl~ bulldtn1 lo Me.ta Verde omce. U =ruclion ••Per . lively atlmulal• on~ but mm\ be aelt .. t.attef 2 om-. &4MO?O. tfQll. contem~ halt 1 twML .. w .... On.nae Co. R. E . Ucente t"ara old and full oC new HOd ,.ume • bu.lneH d(lvelopment. •lnql&alUve. Good \f piat ~aootev stud.lo In ~una acb. LAMIMATOR5 helpluJ 4 all otnc. aldlla dcu: Attractive om cc. lllary reqUlremenla to aHht cualomue • 11 must + \>talc book· Call M. WU am1 a. AJ,,. W•t.aall Corp. ltaa Ins ~ Ir capable of car· :::f:'red.. \Vtitlen r.pllea tbo rouah tr•lnln1. Blutt Development Co •• mot.Iv •'41 pctllOlllMll. Ex· k~na knowlcda• de· tOC. 494-9'729 Wed·Sat for med. vacancl .. for =ant atml ln· : : Crin• Rutt' A 1151 Dove St. N.8 . 8218eO celJ•nt wot'1na condl· alra le. lmrnedlatc open tnmvtew t:DOldcl"s • tAM:h·QP peo ~ IJtc hlwrk, an.a1~t Co. llfll acnerout comml11lons. rrpbooecalls pleaice. To pl.ace your muaaae pie •Ill leut l yr tx• •ve·ln nice atme»pbere. Sao VIAceote Blvd. Sulte commun~ oewsleuu tiOm •nd beftellb tna. For lntcrvl.cw ~ and btft aJJ. a top re ~bltfflual l>raf\aman Res>i1 to Mr. K~ Mn. Alltn btwn it· 30 betoretbe Hair 5',yllat •antod appl.)' ~enc. ln boat.. AWi~ ~. -560, L.A. 900.e pulatlon. l.lcenne'• ntract labor. up ('114) '22·0810 and 12:80 PM at (114 readifta publlc, ln penoo So. Cat. P[ua, \be Security Quard. CAii : W/C&at. bomc:J. Send re-"1::' Opportunllt ~ phc)ne ~ m llftConntclr, Coau l)oal 'ive op lbe 1blpl Dofl't drw the t>alll Get a Jack.le ltandlt man or ""°' 2el82 Calle Reel, ployerM1P --thlily P\lot Hudy'• H•lrcuUloa M_. .. "Ult' lt 1n elu111led. ~ wllh • lo•·COlt Da~ JlmWood =utruo S ch, cw U••• eomieUllOL to MU7 Cla11m.s. "2-5f71 Parlor needa Aulat.ant. Ship to 1bore r aultal toi Clu11fled A • 714-14 ... lttO W•MI Call IC-5171! Clua1Red adl It well Olli. ... a.:.llWMI 11:J101111 I048'78. ,.... f'WflS. --.... ,. ............. 7100MllpW..W 7100.._.,W....., 71 tWIW•ted 7100 AMcffoe 101s1A11ctto. 1015 Frldey.Jen119ty21.1m OAILYPILOT " -···················· ······················· ••••••••••···-···-·· ·•~~ .................... ······················· ....................... ~ s• 1oss1~-s.1. 1011 "'"" H•o Shlp'g Recv' tm £ic UTOT8i6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SICllTAIY iulJ ti & "c.1t' JI R.ETAlLCL!RKS AUCTIONS ~ __ --------A o ldi 11. perm r.t-NaUMal ~mp11ny. I &lrl I:;._~ m Wanttd Opportun1thr11 ~wc..wr...-=~ lO t',.. "old. Tack bt· omu. requlrH ulC • tor a<tvanc.ment av.II "MODEL HOMES" DECORATOR'S cl'd. lplrlled SOI. starttt. reUable. well or Speed printer needs Openlllac• ln CO.ta Mesa. M6-Wl aanl.ted, typ1n1 "SH cowu.er &irl, exp pref ~~Im. Garden Grove SAT., JA.N. 2ZINI. 11 A.M. WAREHOUSE SALE •------- skills. w /plea11unt La&unaH.IUs l30-0lllO &Wdtmln.'ller Buutlful furniture & turnh.b1n1s uf rour DUSTY IUT _.,_..T'. Beyman.Odshowhone, talcphone personality. 642-7702 luxurious modC'I l"Ofldomlnium 'Jf:rtnienl.¥ In ~ Gymkhana. M50 R.E. SALES J0tM OUlt GROUr We hHe 111 openlnl fo 11 experience saleaper1on Ouutaod anc worklna coodlUons alnt. eomml11lon 1pU\ CALL for tnlerv1ew u c rcluy to Salo Sup~menl you.r Income . M2·3A2 Manaur. permanent Exec nda part lime As· WaJtreu f'ood/Cock:talls ~a Habra incl Ct: ~Ide by sick rnrerat~rs • poajlk>n. <:all for appl. 90, Sal. open &45"1182 Apply aft 4pm. Sid's Blue ~~?'~:.~ ~ . Llt Hu bra (off lmpef'ial. '• ml <'714 > 2544 Te9eher. Pre School Ex Btet. I07 2llt Pl.NB. LIDO ISLE COHSIG.-en' SICHTARY·IXIC pcrOftly, Full time Split WAmESSH SUH.. JAM. 2Jnl 2 r.M. Newport area rlrm "8b ahllt ln Jlunt. Bch. Over & Busboy, t• f 1 & 11 ludl HUDY POI IEST SB ICTIOM altr.ctlve. ('h••rrul ~ Call~·S588aft 12 Ex 'd OnJ A 1 1 1ne um1turC'. ant QUetc ortente a lnC' na ,...,_ n..... • ..,.,., ..__ "'"' · per Y PP Y n 17th & 19th Century Pleceii. l''rtnch Prov . -,..---r ...- Ha •1.tl!llH 609dt IOH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-7601 ..,.... pef'IOI\ w11trong l)'Pltll person. Nt!w Yorker V1r tor1nn and Reaency Items. Much. Much, llJI ........ A•• .. Me.,,.,. leecll & sh 1k1l11 Apply In ff Restaurant. 428 E 17th Much More including Items from lhe ~ <Hoag Hospital Area) Jew*y 1070 pen.on. to Mr. Fuentes. JEC NICIAN St, Coeta Mesa. Family, weU·lmown lnvenlo,.. ot I.be Bumeo 5 ... .._1IO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Robert Bein. William burner a11d other scientific Instruments At ,....., MOVlNC . MUST SELL. wubfr. dryer. cir TV. Mwtn& mach. coffee \bl. aame tbl chrs, sof• Ii chr. fr7Hl64 eves fo'rost & Anoe .. 1401 Ceramlu or Selene" WaltreH. 2 yrs ex per Spr1n11er & White G111lcrlet. 3010 Redhill. COl!t..e W "-.._.TED --------114 n..ullSt NB ~ckground mandatory. minimum Cocktails. AP· ~ "'" Rl:TAIL """'"' ' . . i unden ndl of Bl Mesu TOP CASH DOLLAR Bu c ta na ply In pert10n Le arril&. • .. l~ID .&TORS INVIMTOIY.. 0 R y 0 U .. at't'J MHHf'[I E c tr ct elettrontcs mandatory 3 414 No. Newport Blvd • . • ,.,._.. 1010 h• S. 1055 P /\ID F .... M'1 RftAQ ~:a;;rr r~~ur~~l de· Yrs exper. nee. Xlnt NB 64S-6700 ., JAM. z• 10 A.M. •••• .. •••••••• .. ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JEWE.LRY. WATCHES. For Jr. Sport1twear ch•• signing rirm or wlll train benefits, salary com Building sold! Liquidator must dl.&pose or office 8• ,...-~b w/matchlnir Jov· Desks, ap91lances 4sml1c ~Rl LTVOEDJRECTS 5 ER. VOIQCL~ •. store Opporllanl~y fo1 sharp sec'ty . Cal mensurate w / back WAITRESS rurnlshinics. supplies. store fixtures, time ~aendtbb.B...,.con• SotMPM.:rlSAlvarado ~'IN E f'UKN a. AN· advancemeol. Saler.> &telle (?"> S«·IOOO gl'OW>d. Mission Viejo In Part time. Luncheon clocks , restaurant equip .. Cash register&. verUbleeouth. 963,22JS8 Pl Bal. Penn. Tl,. QUuc ...... _ commensurate wtexper • dust.rial area. Call Carol shirt, 5 da week. Pvt Scales. Bllng stlt'her. Elecpresaer. Carta, o:..a ....,._, Apply In person SECR1'.."TARY 581·3830forappt. club For interview Dollies. Steel shelving. etc. Sale at 614 E. lst. l fikte·•·bed sofa, 165. l M230~SAr~E0.:..~•n90nra' 30 kt Kunllte rtn1. llD• P E T R J E S • I 4 UMIOH IAMK 644..0000 / Santa Ana. ~ bed S3S ~ "~ '""• ••-W t I t M 11 TB.LB 1 .. • · ~. deik. aquariums. usual tut tn 18 ct 1etuu11. u rn n.11 er • HuAnOpeninaf'orA Work In fr1•ndly at· WAITltESS exper only ••MODS. FURMrruRI"• aJ\ .. antiques,,_ m·-h more. szooo.~ Weatminster. SECRETARY "' trl h GI "' -~~~~~~~~~ moaphere Competitive P me cas ier an· UT .. JAM. 2ftti, I I A.M. Mutcblna IOfa, loveseat .l Oakwood North Apts. i,:. Caret, xlnt quality -In our Commettial Loan saJary & benefits Ex rarlo's Two Guy s From Magnificent furnishings or four 3 & 4 bedroom 2 chain. 1reen/oran1e. 1.975 Sbenin,ion Pl. Apt diamond weddlDI rial --------114 OepL Candidates m~st per'd only Call Person· Italy R~taurant l~ homes tn RJVerside' Auction will take pla~ at Offer983-8U4 !~}2,'.!;., OH Jrv .. N.B. set. While gold. oran&e SAIL CUTTlllS poesess good t.yping. s neJ. &45·5333 for appt Garfield Ave. Ftn Vly Inland Moving & Storage Co . 755.S Evans Sl. ...... -bloaso mtin 1 7 HAND WOllHS telephone skills Allrar· 8anllt of Nf>wport 968-3318 R1vers1de. Calif. Wanted : Formal dining · tn g, s Ml • --m·-ufacturerofth uvesalary&benefits. EquAl~rEmployer -..--.USH .&NJll'.'Ml&C.. rm furniture 1n good CE frosUeas refng $UO $350. Call after I , ... .... __ Women. 25 & older to 5"W • ~ cond. lmmed. cub. Hide-•·bed =· B&W 19' .;;963-~_192$_;,... _____ _ beautl/uJ Westull rrws Contact Doru Mltcllell Tenni$ 1natructor. must work ror llouaer leonlng SUM., JAM. 30th, 12 MOON 759-0648 TV $SO. Gas range S'lS. • L._.__.. 1071r in1 u ilboats has 1m N c 0 NB To s "d hrs ~ o .. .,, .. _. • medlat.eoperungsCor sai 610 ewport tr r, be ~xper'd w/group svs. P · ., Exquisite En~lsh antiques and rumlstungs• "' .. I ,,_ b full . Nava o rugs $20·15 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •utl•ra/hand workar, ~·~ ies..'ldl!. Avail 9·12 Mon & 675 6SS3 D1ssolutlon of partnership caus~ the sale ol this .,.. ron'"' raS.11 SIU 229·8 Mesa CM b le ' "' ~ ""~ I Op E I w .... 0 s .., h d r bed, ~. 873-4508 before ' Ref Morgan mare. t"e e wU.h at least I yrs expe ~a por mp oyer -... 1 at .... per r Mlrc"-clw o v e r $30.000 00 inventor y, Move or 10 all 7pm Dover Short1 . Furn. to ride & drive. blk II k M SECTRY/R pt v.-n. 752·73SS. convenience or sale to the wart!house at 411 W · .. 1 ...... , ......... Iler item• ""'rade Mo-•n "eldln". in •• ma ing us Ke ••••••••••••••••••••••• Walnut, Orange. Calif '-VW>U"O •\A 0 ,... ·• • ., have own hand tools Ap Irvine Ad Agency needs TOW TRUCK DRIVER. Alltlcp191 8005 •'TRoP~Y SH-.. HID6-A·IEDS + Occupantmovln1llmust Ena. Western (7141 ply lo John Vyn. 16 front desk person Good Apply at 964 W. 17th St.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• n """' Qn 111e loose pillow from dispose or everything _3311-_l_O_u _____ _ Placentia.CM . or le1m phone voice, fast ar-C.M. Must .be 21 or over. Wonderland MOM., JAM. 3 ht, I 0:30 A.M. $250. reg n from $150, all 1912Galal<y,Sat. 9·S MllC8llaMcMll 1010 application Wllhcsecunt> curate typing essenual. Good dnv111g record, & Stork. Fixtures & Equip. of Mindy's Trophies wood game sits saas. col· e>-t J .......... 3 F Ill ••••••••••••••••••••-• ,-uard at 275 Mr ormir Some shorthand or speed experienced. Of Antiques! will be sold piece by piece and In Iota to suit fee tables lampe Cant -an~...... am ea. Ave.Cot!taMei.J wr1t1ng he lpful. Call TYrESmH& HUGE warehouSP buyers present at 1206 S. Brookhurst St.. chrs. Wing bar k' chrs. Bikes, nr· new !f•ti: WANTED _ ~7 2390. 9t.o 11 AM crammed with over 500 Anaheim <S.E. corner Brookhursl & Ball I. '1'he Little St.ore that misc. rtl7422 Alm81 o · TOP CASK DOLLAR r ASTEUr Undersell• 11.11 the st.ore• H8 Sp ngdale/ at.er· p A 1 D ... 0 R y o u R SAI. LMAKER "---unty GuB'""-·lmmed. music boxes, n1ckelo ,. Exper dOnly Ba.xter& ~eninl(s ;~Newport lmmed. opening. Ex· doon planoe. cirrus or· 'HIL HANSON Ir ASSOC. ~ha\d~.on l be un· 8581 Kelso. Hunt. Bch. J EWELRY. WATCHES, Cicero 642·72.'.U Dea"h. 41 Hrs per ~k. per'd pref'd. industrial aans. wall clocks, .___...._••r ·~·-•..,._ ersoC ..... .:..k pri 1 Sat/SUnJan22/23,IJto4. ART OBJECTS, GOl.,.D, ' "' Trader, 2710 So. Grand. " df th I k -"'"' __.....,...... _..,. ow ees ''""-o!Goodl-' SILVER SERVIC"" Graveyard shirt . gran II er c oc s. Offlc:r.20lW tllSt s.t.A..a . .....,... .. D . "'• SALES/ Uniforms rum. Wkly pay Santa Ana. 751·3034 !uclnaUne antiques CGI 'S56-t9it for......._, nlE FURNITURE FINE FURN. & AN· MAHAGEMEHT w/overtime & paid var. Over$1.000.000Worth CONNECTION PHOTO EQUIPMENT TIQU.ES.645·2200 We'relookingfor3sharp Call for interview (213) Typists American International 73S1Hell,UnitL,IJB Alley Sale ! Quality people interested m 1 573-9150. ..,.EW YEAR-Oalleriea; 1802-T Ketter· Fri/Sal/SUn 10t.o5 CAMERAS. DARKRM. rttlme. perm. position In ---------1 n Ing St , Irvine . Tel lkydes 8020 FnetoY• 1045 ""~ulpment. Film, Paper men'• cloth.Jn" sales & SECURITY NEW JOB 754-lm Open Wed thru ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LA« " Sa M PM v 't' & many accessories management Pnor ex Leading N.8. hotel de-t.9A to4 IS•· Reblt/guarn . Repairs. Alert, mellow blk bark· hogtS. 1051 NewUsed&Demos. SCRAM-1.ETS ANSWERS per. oecess Sal & comm sires respon11ble rUIUC AUCTION rentals. restorations. less dog, mate. To gd •••••••tt•••••••••••••• SUPER CHEAP' Kidnap -Waken -& profit share plan. Call mature lndtvidual <ove IMMIDIA Tl Electrostatic painting home. 536-1680 PUIUC AUCTION SATURDAY ONLY 10-4 Image -Lotion - for 1nterv1ew bctwn 1ll r°' the position 0 ASSIGNMENTS MANY FINE ITEMS OF New/ used whk, parts/ M y F1NE ITEMS OF Behind; NOT WALKING 10am-6pm,Monthru ~at Set'urlty Officer. Apply ESTATE JEWELRY . access Trades fWwil.. 1050 AN EWELRY KARBORPHOTO We provide buses so 11iELOOK644·6:iOO 1n person. Executive ART OBJECTS, AN · OCEANFRONT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ElTATE J · 3l2lE.Cout Hwy,CdM children don't have to Otc . 1107 Jamboree Rd, SECRETARIES TlQUES, FINE FURN · BICYCLES v 1 A T OBJECTS. AN· wa.Ut long distances to S.AUS MGR TRHES N B E.O E ETC PUON E FOR IN Balboa. 67~10 Sl'UNNING Rust e vet TIQUES. Ftfl!E . FURN. school and provide gym. Call 547 9567 TYPISTS 1"0 & BROCHURE Sola & loveseat, all wood ETC. PHONE FOR rN-GARAGE SALE 22 & 23 nulums for the exerc .. e ---·-y for mgmt company 00.2200 BICYCLES ~ame set, matclung cof· FO. & BROCHURE. Hide· ·bed furn tools they miss from NOT SalHper3on ~ Greehnll WJlh exp. in general of· STAT TYPISTS Swap-&-sell .time. Anti· OeeAKseK.irvenr °"s· wBealdl ~m MS-2200 Oil p!mttngs. de'corato~ WALKING. urd buyer 1',;11 per only fire & typing 5'1J.S3()() · Co I I e r t o r · i. fl e m q u es c r u 1 s er s a c g • ""' F l I App 1 y 1 n p e r ., 0 Stt:inway & Soni. 18th cessocies Sun J~n 23· set Nat.Ii Sofa & lov MOVING SALE. DOVER !~hesTe~~ace~~es · rv Moving Salt1. sora. TV Mariners Stationer-.. S.rv1ce Station Allen MAS I .. II Century Square Piano llAM Peddle Pusher. 413 eseat, Den rumrture. Qn SHORES. N 8. Gigantic lbls. bicycle. golf elubs, f'orest.LaJ:Uch dant. nper'd Day & Very Rd cond Patented Westminster, NewPort n bdrm set Kg or Qn ga_rsale. lnr furn, appl. 2172 Miner St. CM . s tep IJddcrs. chair. --EvCll Full & P time. Ap· Cl£RllS 18511. Rel(islered 1876 Bch. MS-1647 mattress & box 11prlngs. tv s. ong oil~. prints, Sal/Sun. Utp iur com louvre windows. sewing SALES. P 1t1me. Mnn thru ply. Shell Station, 17th & ft Call 496.Q&4 glass top dinette, lge de· many. decrtr 5 Items. pressor. mab. hutch. mach, mahog. stereo. re-Pr1 S·9PM No cxpernec· Irvine.NB. Dey-Week-Month --Woman 's 3 whl tricycle corator lamps , High Crptng & much, much chestdrwrs cord player. tape re· Will train. SJ per hr "'or ----Or Loager Early Coke Machine, $&.Boys 10spd $20. Boys back cut Velvet chair. more. Sat & Sun. 1210 corder combo Harvard m/o.Call847·7267 SERYICESTATION lt 'sYourOeciaion working good . $100. 31pd.Sl5.548-5739 ALL IN BEAUTIFUL Polaris Dr. Garage Sale: Sal 1/22, Clasalrs. 2l8Si Newland ATTENDANT YOU DOM"T rA y 1142-1.3'4or 5$44760 CONDITION 554-4760 Reel t.o reel Roberts 1725 9:30. Tools, furn •. clothes St. sp. 2.6,HB 10.4 Sat/Sun ScMdwkhD•ll•ery 21 or older. Apply in WlrAYYOU! .__. 8010 Boys Schwinn Stingray, · e~. 8701 Brookside Dr,l---'--'------ Frm . mornin~i. 9 . 30 person, Wed-Mon lOam "'~Wes ll1nt cond .. red, best of. **I BUY** $125. AM·FM stereo s:;o. HWlt. Bch. CARPET <NEW> 157 yd1, noon. Xlnl p/time PoS. to 4pm, 2983 Harbor, CallorlCo(lmeLJYn Today •••R••E•F•R••1•G•E••R•A•T••0•RS••••• ~ .• 1083 rall after S pm TumtableSSO. Bunk beds extra hvy Rust Nylon I ( Call •HOJH C M "-k St ..... Good used Furniture & S.'50.979-0?.:n Sunday. lOO's items. Plu•h. Sa0criflce. mu11t n o-.,...,_. "" --. . at..., er . WASHERS· DRYERS A I -OR I Ill .. pp 1ancea w Metal caater. Wbl Chalr. sell 675-5906 R Service St11tlon Allen· SERVICES Recondltlon1·Repros & Lambert LS spd. super sellor SE.LL rorYou. Super Garage Sale, Radios. Silver. Tools. · SECREJA lfS dant, exper 'd Full or IJJ.1441 FrgtD1mage.OuartOel. light weight in mint MASTBSAUCTIOM lumbe r . furn. etc. Hardw a r e . Form Beautyrest K ing"' $700 M0-$20,000 yr part-time Apply Arco 211Vrs111 Orange Co cond. SM-4760orll42·12A4 646-1616 & 113·9625 S49-36Cl2: 3264 Michlaan lumber. Motors. 27S5 poeturpedic matt. & bx ManyCo'aNeed ~~· l7th &. Irvine, DUNLAP'S C-ras& Ave. M. Brt.st.ol.C.M. app.$100.M4·5083eves YOUTODAY ' TYPIST . l815Newport81.CM ec,.1,...nt 8030 SAVE! JAN. SALE. N~w Garage Sale. Saturday. Mesa Verde Garage Sale. Modernchandellersbnt!l11 !mp&oyers Pay All 1-'ces Service Station Atten· Need good typing ability CALL 5'8·7780 ••••••••.••••••••••••••• & used furn· appl s . 928CrOC'U!S Cr. CM. Sat. Ju 22. tAM-4PM. "luclte. 1-12 lite 10' spBll Lu Re1nder!I Al(enry dant,P/l1mt".Ava1leves Good pay &. >t lnt 6 Mo. New; 19.2 cu ft. ---------1 ~ .. 2~~~~~:~~ 979-8599 Speakers, ant1q11ea. ~. 2·3 hte 3· SSO ea 4020B1rch St, Ste 104 & wknds. Eicper'd only. ~mployee beneht1 pkg white froslleas. refng, PHOTO EQUIPMENT w. l9lh, C.M. 6421930 & SattSUn. 9 lJJl? 4203 Dana-chwy Junk. 1W1 Kornat 67Hl.SO. NCaewportllf ABeacth"'·833t h-1!~~ Neat afpear 1& inr11udesdcjost of lts1vln1gf frcuer. icemaker. Alley Sale! Quality 548-3216:2 F1aphlp.N8.Nr.Ho'lg. Dr.CM.A --P-T-.- 5 -A-L_E __ - 1 - 1 v-r---. or PP .....,. a ..., handwr1t ng App y sa. ary a ustmen · Cold!lpot. 1400.675-81111 CAMERAS, DARKRM. ---------2:1< t.o MOQ. Sports. Anti· .... --morns 2590 Newport mterestedcallS49-S445. --Equipment. Film, Paper PaUoLoungeChalrs f&Ot. ques,Goodles, Plants. ...l,ARDaJSALCE.. bdrm. p11no. rerrlg. Blvd.Costa Mesa State Farm Non worlung apphancel! & many accessories. tomans, Table. 4 chairs. ..-..Av oo. .... Sat/Sun 793 Aml1os MOWISTHETIME lnsuranceCo wanted Also REPAIRS NewUsed&Oemos. Ro1ewood Coffee Tbl, Baby furn. corf. tble. Frl/Sat9AM. · Way.64().5071 for }Ob seeken to check Service Sta. Salesman, 3333HylandAve.C M &SALES646-5848 SUPERCHEAP! 40Xf7.Xlnleond.675-$4U misc. Sat. 2214 State . .....___ 8060 SILV-W ... 'RE the Daily P~lot Help lite mech'I knowledge re· Equal()ppor Employer SATURDAY ONLY 11>-4 c M Low ri ..._.... -'"' Wanted claas1f1retioo. t q 'd Pre re r s tate Sear& Kenmore Wll!lher. Behind; Antlq ue Oa It Buffet. · · P ces ••••••••••••••••••••••• WI Ill am Rogers by the }Ob you w<1nt ~ not h rensea Apply 2590 TYPIST gre.t condition. 1100 HARBOR PH<rro custom Spanl•h steret' Misc. Household Items. 3 For Sale: 2 ponles & show Oneida. 8 Place sett.Ing thereyoum1ght roru11der Newport Blvd. Costa P/timeperm.N.B Legal C.U842·2l94. 3121E.Cout Hwy,CdM cab & Cedar chest whlb1ke.mot.or.funrurs. quarterhorse. w/3pc.serving sct.S6(). offenng your $erv1 ce11 Mesa or ~crow exper pref'd 1973 GE 22. S bys. auto ~1 AJIA-1.644-4220 C.11847·1091. new.842-8845 with an ad m the Job Se 1 S A d Mail resume to PO Box icemaker no frost C Wanted category Phone rv ce ~a u en ant lll!U. Newport Beach. Ca A d ·G 5350 • Yastura Mat 124 amera Furniture Sale: aora 642 ~ needed I' 1llme Apply voca 0 rn. · outfit, new cond. 1125. wicker rocker. ratta11 · -48'18Campu:s Dr.NB 92663. 840-1230 M&-3146 chrs, wicker hdbrd MllpW..ted 7100 HltpW-.ted 7100 HllpW•ted 7100 Speed Queen Wuher.Ke __ y_s_t.oo_e _c_•_m_e_ra-pr-o-je-c-.1 _67_3-8423 ______ _ ••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••• •• •• ••• •••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• comr:nerrlal. Very good tor and screen. good con· King sl&e white Wlcke1 .. RETAIL NURSERY • NURSERY SALES Experienced retail nurserymen. Excellent saJarv plus commission and bonus. Must have knowf- edge of common and Latin names for plants. Additional responsib1bties include buying. • CASUAL FtJRNlTUR.E SALES Must n.,ve experience in patio furniture sales. Salary, commission and bonus. e CASIUERS-RJLL OR PAKl'nME No experience requlred-we~ll train. Must be well groomed and polite. Kft8Wledge of plants helpfulbutnotrequued. • LANDSCAPE I COLORSCAPE CREW Background In Industry preferred. Ideal for per- sons wan ting to learn all phases of business. Good benef.ts and growth potential. • DEUVEJIY Rlolquires good driving record. Some heavy lif~. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS 2301 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS RD NEWPORT BEACH l-ond1tlon. $50. 646·3416. dJtlon $40. S36-8l54. beadboard. Xlnt cond. FRIO I DAI RE, apprx 1 Cah 8035 $20. 979·6247 af't6 PM. yrs, gd cond. Cross top ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moving. Couch . floral f~. $50. 548·7472 Himalayan kittens. CFA. velour. gls top gld leaftb Slack type washer gas M&F. Blue & Seal. S250 & 4 makh chra, Frenct dryer You move, $50 up. 552-1511 Prov dreasr. 2 nite stnd.s 67_34234 ___ "-8040 pr twn beds. All xlnl ---.....,.. cond. Call 673-78411. Obi oven. dshwlihr. cook ••••••••••••••••••••••• top, etc Mus t sell PoodlePuppies.AKC. 9Pr0anl11hdimngnn1et Cheap 64o-07S8. 6!_5-1~ 636-4170 sacnfloo ~I Wuher, dryer. ref rig, dis· M1ru Scbnauur Puppies. hwasher, trash compac AKC. adorable. 8 wks King siu bed, box apnn t.or. portable washer 165 old. Reasonable. 962·65l3 & mattress. Very I u rerrlg Sl25 Ph allSPM cood.$70.496-7117 _Wr_5848 _______ Lab·Shepherd. needs BDRM set French Prov R r I 1975 Ad S600. Living rm $650. Ad er gerator · good home. Free to lov-mtral 25 .. tv s4oo mtraJ 18 cu ft Freight 1ng ranuly. 646-l l54. wturlpool refng S200. Al damaited S195 t orr . __,;;;;..__ _______ '·kene~""a .......... 642-2519 2 Pedigree Lhasa Apso u .. """""""" '"·-"'--8015 puppies I male t female, -~----... -~---Lo-1-1 --5 mo. $200 t"a . Will rn...-ui ••••••••••••••••••••••• separate 64().4130 MOL FURN ASSESS. ... 1IUC• •WHOLESALESALE• rv Silky Temer. has papers, Decorator In trouble •FUIMITURI• $$() Female must sell ALL at.ock. LI" •AUCTION• 646-1949after5pm nn, din rm, bdrm, wall •--sa 11-decor a plenty. Cpt rem • •-• : V'l"'M• Yorkie Female nanta Hurry for bes1 DEALIAS WILCOME 11 mo old, 21.oti lbs. selection Crc· Jo.Son In •COtKkJMlfnh• 636·417o $.150 t111. :J029 S Harbor Ell •Stock U.-dotlotls• Ftw to You 8045 SA-540-5871 Lovely Bdrm furniture. ••••••••••••••••••••••• dre11er1, chests. nite ShlM.y black cat. I~ yrs. 1tands . headboards . spayed, has shots. loves cheat be& & bunk bed•. kid.I. 962·7253 9' Herculon Sofu, na\ural & brown Lonea. n lc£ cood M . Navajo rua. cir. 1900. Cryttal rev FllMCH 18>100MG1our Sota . loveaeat1. Occ chain. redlner. Riviera divan, llvlna r oom tables, lamps. pictures, t'Olor as O/W TVs , booklhelves, 1tereo1, ORGAN, table chairs, wubtn, dryers, refrtp, Dl1h*•1her + LOTS MOR!: APPUANCE.l) Ii NlCE MlSCI' SSSSAftSSJ Dea, Miu TMt 0... •"ood av11llable oe the premiaes ltema aubjet't to preule. We honor 81 nk Amerl&'•rd 4 M11ter Cbar19-al10 Ca•hler'a Checks • CASH! I No perton•l dwcklbleue MASTMS AUCTION 201111.,...,... COSTANISA MM6H 11M6JI Black longhalred male Sac. 1100. 844·7183 Cockapoo. Baker/Bristol Olrl'• wht bdrm rum: 4 pet hoepilal 546-4010 draw er ~ hca t. db I Luscious redhalnd droucr, 2 hdbrd1 female odl home, AKC 2 _fU4._566:J_. ______ 1 yr old lrlah Setter. Amrfc.ofMertll•• 548-0190 .............. ...,. " ........... 1 ..... ................ e.11 t1t·I 1 a1 • 157·51U. C/lea& of ~ove THIS YALIMTIMrS DAY send Your rove a greeting all the world can share with a Dally Pilot Heart of Love. It's IOIDUS COME IM the 3 11zH 11 1hown be tow t t ~. t8. and a soeclat child's size for t i l't'OU must be under t 2 to Quality for the littlest oree11no1 I I I I ' ' ... ' ' easy. compose your peraonallzed greeting and we'll set yaur message ln type to flt the bOrder of yaur choice or your handWritten thought• may aPOMr in the border yau select. IF YOU WISH TO CllATI yoor OM' decorated greeting, use a black pen & draw your design to fit one of the dotted line "hearts" shown befow. For help with your ad . just call 642-5 678 & a friendly Valentine ad-vlaer will be happy to assist you. And. If you like. you can charge your Heart of Love or use your Master Charg e or B,1tnkAmericard. I I DAILY PILOl ' • •JO DAA.Y ~LOT .._n•••om IOIO ~ 1010 "--Ir °'9mtJ 1090 ...... Soil 9060 Mohfo .._... • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $de/I... ft60 HOO Wet. Hew HOO • Mtw tlOO WMMi>AM TAGS Sltl boots n 8 & ti L.ae Udo 14 t I XI t cond •••••••••••••••••••••• • • ••••• ••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••-• , C'U3t '!ftOl~. spinet org11n a· t " GraJKI Plano. Cb! Sl«IOO i\i:e~de " uno Tra11-Co 21' with only .......... • FIAT ANNOUNCES A '400 FACIDRY REBATE ON TH E '76FIAT131. l'c> fti ~our rct>arc tu\t ~ 'l"Dllr loml f'1:it dcal1:r bdcn March 31. 1977. rm~ 1hc '7& hat 131 2-doot' wupc 4<klor sedan cir 11 :i~ "'u wl\nt Crom his stock. n11d rnnkc vour lx:i.t dc.11 ''uh'''"' (Your dc:-alcr w•ll b<.-"' ,, b;11~aln1n~ mood 1>4.'C.iu~ 11 , .nd-0/ "'•'' ckar,111c.: 11111•· I Then. "111ph· 1,1h·dd11.11 111 ~ 'II" b\' March 31 You '"" eppl\' th< S4<n r•·O.tc.• lm111rd1 chc d.1" n p.i\ 1na11.or I lat '"" ~·nd \'OU a ch1.'Ck for 1400 1f 1ou hkc L11hcr 11;1~ 100 II bl.· ~..i 1111; II r lilt thal'S hti:i;cr and niort• lulun our; 1h11n (1111 I 1Jt 1 u1i1·c c1 er .,._'Cn. A car 1h;11 ; 1H~r<> n "1·ah h of :u:1ndnrd kn1ure' comparabk· 10 ""'' tUUI~ ~. hc!i.1J.:~ »"""''1 ''"'' "10\1 H·h.111• \\I \ l (.'\Cl nffc:-r1J \IOU 11 l>c !;<'11111): II"'' llw ""'" I 1,11 ., •· '.-•. , l t viii• 1-11 aasa Mission Viejo lmpotts 831 1740 Authori zedDealer ~5 1700 • 28701 Marguerite Pkwy. L:tc7 • San O~go Fwy. •f Avery. Missit>n Viejo frocn your b~mel!s card S300 640 5296 586.MO() pendale catvU\,tJa wialnu ....,, ....... 28.000 mUl!tl and BRAND s..i OCle card for each .au ror Ann ' finish, beautU~I. ne 1 ·~ Nt:W t.:NGIN!. Perf~ lQ plus one spare We l>Msllrtnp Owner tranalrd Colum thrc>uMbwt wilh all tho nturo permanently GO-CAIT $40 LEWlS bla 22 Clea.n knot utr•"· lncludtn1 ,.., . ae.ied attractive taf & Call m-o'llt PlANOSERVJCE IIWUr. eeooa. Johnton 6 stereo, shower l>I'-bath, atrap. meeting air lne ---Laauna 04 b P 0 / 8 s 3 90 0 aleeP9 all, co•ph!l~ly ID reqwre!MQ&.a. Pre· Lia~ li:dawaier Lo.ma cTI4ll47 322:5 · sell contaJn9d wlth ilJ vmt loss • thd\! For a Hrbr. Sal/Sun. UM. ()(c OR.AND PIANO. Yamab • own tttnrra\or·prlud penooallz.ed t.ag ~cl06e eqp. HHhld, many C·1. Ebony, sbrt cond LldoJ4.RIOO. way under mullet tor wallpaper-. fabrtc o r items ~-PbMl-7463 Eves8totOorSa\. am that r41't" motor hoale lio "Day Clo" paper & we 846-~ ' tbla condition al ofil1 will back • tnm your GOI........_ OUT OF Heinl.Iman 1902 upri1bt 110,500. Call today. BUI ~. Or try two cards ......., Beaut, one. 4 tuned. INlts. SUpa/ Harold 540-~ back to back IUSIMISS •· PP. terms MMD3S Docb t070 . PRICES. Clothes raclu, clothes. s, illaya... IOf ....................... Sale 1973 Dodie Jam l'Zn or 3/15 brick·a·brack •••••••••••••••••••u• Cal 2·24 toolclna ror a boree tt'. lt,500 ml, auto. '/5tags$160ea Ul&ParkAYe c.K. Knei.ul mlkiswtt.bS. mooring Jn Newport roof, all', lo.ded. Xlru. 619lags $1.SOea Fri.Sun 11-4 b'"''""'•• -832-31Jl Cort. Wiil sbare. S8UOO. Ph:87S.2121. JOormore$1.40ea TU Fri 11-4 ......,.._,....,. Sales Tax Included e-631-0185 after 5 Mooring apace avaU·Npt NO CARD! New ftbertlau Northland Harbor. To 311 ft. l80. Or.'tw your own or send ·72 360 Yamaha $300. skil l80cm $35 ·1_fn_M220 _______ -t n.u.oe. address, phone & Kinpize wtrbd. anUque ' ~ ...._ s,.ed Ir we'fl make one eard per hi.belt cht. 540-e&46 sld tOIO ~.!.. ~-~k each. Mobil home akla boots l:MYin& Equip, Scuba Pro. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~""""" or money or· • • • xlnlcood. S700orbeatol· • • . derto: sun l ounges, tennb re.-M4·23Tl 18 f G Tri ·Hull. 85 Pll OT PRIMTIMG rackets, vacant land for? · Chl'ysJer OB. XJnl cood. ~ O Box lS60 64(>.Sfle58 wger 1911 NAVY la(). Creal fOT fitb'g fr ald'i· C-O&ul.Mesa, Ca. 92626 Muiinavox cnsl stereo. ::;:::;1152B S $2300. &44-0L578 8!e drafte h 1 drlt wd, xlnt. Soo y · Tra1tpui""- ol ~ r, odsdv•;,t;f AM /FM stereo ays, TV,ao.s.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~6 ~8'li er°" tAM · wtturntbl. Dbl bed lib MA, Ster.o IOtl ca.in. 5*/ . a at 1 . new w/frame. Sal only ••••••••••••••••••••••• I.wt t 120 CUSTOM TUY< >IA CHINOOK ,,, ....... v .. ..., ............. at .· Bill MAXEY TOYOTA I lllUI t ft.,<11.. h Mlui Huf\t1nqion ""' n< l'I 84 7 b~'' _:m_E_._L_8th_Sl-'-, C_M_.__ Brand new Midland CB ••••••••••••••••••••••• REFRIG. WASHER. Radio. Model No. Sl~r for Mini truck, WOVEH WOODS DRYl:R. $75 ea POOL lJ.8838. Pd $149.99, ask· $2915. •,--...... ---,..-,-,..,---.. -,-,-7-0 50%T080%0FF TABLE, SlS0.645-1208 Ing S9S. or best ofCer 87s.462Saft1PK. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Over'40m·stock ~;menu Lg. tbl & chr $40. Buffet B-Ol85 '73. UW Dreamer Cam· Golden Falcon '74 23', SC. ~MJNl·B~9170 $20. Cir TV & B/W port. All« Lansln~ "Voice of pr. fully sell cont'd, Hyd air, bUl wd panel. like 11u ---------1 Wrght iron bakers rack, the 'nleater Speakers. Jacks. FAU, W/htr, wn3 condSCllOO.MZ-1Z12. Desk. quality knee hole S75.m1!>c67$-0509 A 7. Walnut veneer GMC1Ton"54.xtragasT 11 t d 1 . file drwr, beautiful Mhcelan cabinet.$450. Ph546·7463 tnks. AC. P IS. P/8, duaJ ~m:'encfd' ~r;nto!; ;: birch, $9S. w trhair $20 ·~ "-'----'TV p 11 rd 0 _11 baU. Cassette tape dk. wt .. -· ... ;..., .,_.. ' sliding glass door :.<·t WC!llfed 1081 ~..... · ac a """' a..ooo mi. like new. sa.2001 __ ...,_._c_rp __ ..... ______ ,_ new $80 + w ardrob~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Zl Gdcond.'150/bal ofr or bst.645-0527 Trallen.Utllty 9110 doors. 67!>-1849 SSS CASH FOR 752-0283 71 VW Camper. .. ........... •••••••••1!~ H 0 s p 1 TA L 8 I!: 0 . Good used fum/refrip 23" Mediterranean style good cond., must sell Hea vy duty 3 . r a It f--•-•tov"" ..... ""68 RCA Color TV. S175. 752 ,_. motorcycle trlr. Xlrt• manual ly operated """'"'0 "'"''""""' "A" ,...... ~ w1:11de r ails. ><Int cond _.,-7,_, cond. $250. ~ aft SUl5.675-46lS WAMTTOIUY loah&w.tn. aunper Van. '74 Dodge.1_5_:_30_P_M _____ _ ORIENTAL RUwS. ,..,_... wprythlJ'g but a shower. /WIG StrYlu.P ... PUILIC AUCTION NEED-USED Persian ••••••••••••••••••••••• p .496-169 &Ac~n 9400" MANY ITEM.SOF FINE & Chinese l\uas & CiaMral tOIO Molorillld.._. 9140 ..................... .. ESTATE JEWELRY. Tapestries from PVt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••-•••••••••••••••• G od ()penln E . *1i~s~~:~· Partiesooly.640-7ot4 .AVAILAIUHOW '76 Foxi Deluxe MOPED. ~~tomotlve 'Patn~T~:.. ETC PHONE FOR IN : Pottery Shop needs your Hew & Used locds good cond. low mileage, H B. Free Est. 894-7006 , FO.· & BROCHURE. wholesale stoneware & Cruisers, Runabouts. V ml.L'5tsell.552-llS8 Wanted. Left door to tit 645-2200 macrame , C.O.D. Hulls, Tri Hulls, Sail & J.AWAMOPED.$260 ·ss to '72 VW um-~1712 (11·5) Fisbina. Jet Boats. For S a. B N d . ,. 64(M)Oli per/van. 548·$703; .. 1 oot&! or 1ca Mllskal more information Call 546-6!563 Meteors . Never used. ._.,_. IOIJ al\6PM.~5856Askfor INSE'RTKRULEUNE' a.---------l~:~enSlt f°5. 2!~~1·1Salftie. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &U Craig TH. E FOXI MOPED. '61 Olevy 6C'yl 230 cu . .,.._ '""" -~ • Chot ol odela " I tn. eng & tran.s, com· · s Conn Min·O-Malic etec. ---. M In•:•/ ce m co · plete .. 65 Pontiac kyl . organ. excellent condl· Senlc:e 9020 on.~ worth or access. eog&trans.642-2'7&5 2 Jacket.a; blk broadtail Uon, SOOO. P.P. 532·12S9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE w/any MOPED, ________ _ mink trim; aut hue YACHTCARPENTRY purcbase&Wsad. mink sz8. sac. 494-7346 Drums for sale. 5 piece SJ. N & Remodel Paru &Service ---------1 mgertand wtlb Ztdlgeru Call Eew Rn PoWs Moped ALUMINUM Patio Cover, cymbal.s $450. 4tS·57311 ves. ~ Beach at Main 12'x.24'. xlnl cond. 175. aft6. loafs.w.t.e FivePt.s.ShoppiDgCtr for'sde Youi-emove.962·3890 ('dpm.t 9030 Moo·Fril2PM.SPM ...................... . Velvet sofa, hand carved PHOTO EQUIPMENT ....................... Tues-Wed·Thurl2-6 Glftlral 9510 ends. Star Sewin g Alley Sale! Quality AtrrO PILOT $35, Head SallO-SSunl.a-4 •••••••••••••••••••••- machine.646-7&49. CAMERAS, DARKftM. $10, Depth Hoder $65, H.I. 141 .. 121 \'J too '12.Chevy P/U. N11 ---------• Equipmenl, Film. Paper bait bag $5, hydro phone INSERTK RULELlNE~ brks, & ures, mag w~ Skis, Fisher supcrgls 200 & muny accessories. $20, docltlog whls sio. w/9 cmpr. Gd con". CM w/binding.s $30, Toni New Used & Demos. helicopter sonar $200 Ph: Mohwcydes/ beaut. cstm Int. $2800 for Sailer Fbrgls 185 CM SUPERCHEAP! 645-5480«~3912 Scoohrs 9'50 both.548-1076aft6 w/binding.s $25. Sid boots SATIJRDAY ONLY lC>-4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'-"---/ & poles. Arrow xtra h11y Behind. loah. Poww 9040 '6S Honda 150 5000 orig c~r:.._ 9520 ~ILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS duty lloor & cpt sham-HARBOR PH• OTO ••••••••••••••••••••••• mi tf.d mtr ~SO ALSO _ _. . b'-'La M • •" • ••••••••••••••••••••••• pooer $35, trusc sml t "" 3121 E. CoastHwy,CdM 14 rsoo, canopy, ere '74 onda Trail 70. Str 1955 T·Blrd _ 8 cyl ... 540-0'162. 1~~~~~~~~~1 500 elec start, Ult trlr, legal, 790 mi, like nu automallc, full power Boy's or girl's ~Ungray Guitars: Ov.UOO Electric x.lnt cood. Sl.52S. 963-0290 PIO. Mu.st sell. 5"C8·3011 incl 'a steering, brakea + You C.on Sen It, Rnd It, ( 842 • ..-.a) One c.al Service Trade It With a Wont Ad ~• u Foat Ctedit Approval bllte s:zs. Opal nng, SJc, Legend with case, $43S; Grand Banks, 36' aft '7S Kawuaki 400 tl'tple. windows, radlo, beaur. $200. 645-2547 aft I Yamaha 12 atrint. S180; cabin SS, VHF. RDF, RunsexceUent. S600 wsw tires W/Wbeel cov· NIW 1W7 PONTIAC -ova 20 TO CllOOSI FIOM IUMPLli '4366 I IMMIDIATI DILIYDY 2H7C7NISl719 NEW 1V17 PONTIAC L'tJ> -PlllX 'I ~ 1p;,. OYll 20 TO CllOOll flOM ~-2'1~.:. '4966 1 •IBllAftmuYllY ..1.-&-.. ........__ 9-" ,....__Hew 9IOO Trombone, Supreme. dinghy, and SHPoutbd, 1531--0185a.fter $ !~~bardtop.MJntCOQ· --.._.... _., --f u 11 y e q u I p p e d • ....,,,..1 <FWT70U. 9S49S. •••••••••••••••••••-•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• _so_._873-_Nl2 ______ , BRISTOL. $47,000. "75 IYI' 1258 Yamaha In· Newport Datsun, 888 \ NEW 1977 GMC V2 TON PICK·UP IWOIATI DILMl'f •3ii6 ... II • "' NEW 1977 GMC ~TON PICKUP IMMIDIATI DILMIY ~4666 lllS Ill • • l&. NearnewOklsTrumpet, ~evs. duro.3,000ml,xlntcond. Dove St .. Newport w/CIASA?. Xlnt cood. suo. S.'500. Aft s. 6'--0161 Beach. 833-1300. ~rm 8anlt Repo. 42' Mathews, lh8 MO na gntH .. ,. dbl cabin. Ideal live 74 KAW, 100. G-4TRD. JO UnrestDred, runs great ~ Offk• Fwwltwe Ir aboard. 122.926. Firm. spd, dlrt.-street. 1350 nu, 3rd owner. $500. 64.5-6105 E 4ipmflt 8015 (710658-2221 Pvt pty. &44·1739~ or&C6-8516 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""----.-. ••1d1137 '71 BSA 650cc Thun· '56 T·B1rd, 55,000 orig m1, OU~·Undrwd elec add ...,_... derbol Less tb ....... ,_ macb. Sldm used at hm, '69 AFT Cabin w /2 t. an 10, .,.~. Senous lnq ooly. cmpltsvs. a.>. 642·9846. heJlds, 2 sbwrs, 7V.. KW orig. miles. Rebuiltfroot S48-4228. _ _;_ _______ ,generator. twin Flagsb.ip suspension. r ac1ng''='M'="a=-.=ro=-. ~R....,·hn.......,d_d,_r-. -cm_p.,.I( Ole copler Old Town 32, 225HP. s harp, clean, shocks. mechanically restore, Ruby redtbllt <Toshiba 32) lease gr eal live-aboard. perfect. $1 ,000. Call Int. $5500 PP. (213) S35mo. 2 Yr basis. Reduced $5000 By owner 963·1925 a f~er 6 o 441-18:56; (213)199-1.307. 644-o484. for quick sale. 557·9349. weekends an.ytjme. 73 Volvo 1800ES. immac Pets IOl7 31'SKIPJACK16SEng,no76 Yamaha TTSOO, 1 cond. ai r , AM/FM ••••••••••••••••••••••• trlr $500() Call Yamaha YZ80C, 78 ffoo. stereo. only 24,000 oril Parrot, well tralned, · ~ ~~~.3 ralltrlr.CaJI mi, $1995 or make ofr. It fr I I d ...,...._, Lie. No. P·Tree, bf· ma e o er. nc a ea '7617 ft .,,_ ...... 1 0.-.""' • .....,. ·• c.age. 642-2520, 640-7211 . oocl'Ta, ...... p .ou -'""3Ka k' 500 """' .... .,......,.,. ask for Brad board, loaded, trailer , M>• wasa 1 • · cover. S3400. 25 hrs. Xlnt. condition. 4 WllHI Drl•n tSSQ BIRDS JC>-30% OFF A e73-SG30 art 5. S72S . 673-3734 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARK ER'S PETS '73HONDAELStNORE 1974DODGE Newport Beach. For sale: 30' Express Rebuilt, rastl .. "._.CH"RGER Good uu l/24m Cruiser. Xltn cond. All _,.,.. A ------·---youneedisice.846-2271 S450 54.5-70 Automa tic. air cond.: Japanese Kol Flab, au col , ... John.,,.n Seaho-n Tri· 1l&mald PS l25, dirt, xlnt pwr. steering, s pecial ors 1 l•" .,. to ru Cal au _, • .,.,_ n:leltl 4'c onl" 20.000 miles. • . " •.., -· bull. OMC, Buick V6 cond. Bore d out. air (685LRY). i 751-4100. $2500/firm MS.292S shocks, reblt eng, many SADO&.EIAC« Pimos & 0,.,... 809 xtras. S.100. ~147 V AWY IMPORTS ••••••••••••••••••• ••• 30' Stepbe.ns Sedan ~ tto-JFIELDS WarebowM! sale V-8 Pwr, radio.sounder .,_._1 .. _... I. 91 ... " Hl·20404tM949 00 I .. J ustbulled,paioted. ----4 p a oos .. orpns ~ AY 646-llOOO •••-••••••••••••••••• "JI Ford F250 ~ too, war· n ew /used . Spinets is·oPENROAD ranty. Mustsctl! Grands, Players. Goin Z?'Trojan, Exp Cruiser FullyaeJl-eo1tt. MM42eaft.5 ,• ·. out ror business. Rent Twin v.a·s, rad.SOUDder W'mternta~ opt to buy. Kawai ll500 AY646-9000 '74 GllC Jlmmy tl'ailes •. Steinway, Baldwin RENT770VERLAND29' bitch, electric brake Chicke ring, Yamaha 14' Outboard, 4 place, FULLY EQUIPPED. boolc·up,PJS.P/B. : • Klmball, Wrlur (114 35HP Evinrude, compw/ PP.564-1227 SUOO s.s-1.0 •. 6 3 8 · 2 7 7 o . 1 2 O 1 cootrols, gas tank, &kla, ' ' BrookhW"l!t. GO trtr. $425 or orr. m.2707 Alllos. Mew Mew tlOO . l•--------c aft 6PM •••••••••M••••t , HAMMOND INh. w 9060 ORGA ... s ·······~··············· " Hobie 16, trlr, oew trana • COMPLETE LINE more. $1 ,425. ~ or •NEW OR USED• 581·7505. F ~~;.,wi~ hc:ne~~~c: s E __ R_l_C_S_O_N_2_9_' -. _F_u_ll Autboriz.ed HAMMON crsetrace, $21,000 olr . DEALER in Oran 875-l830ev&wknds County! I We wlll not ll knowtnglyundersold" 1973 Catalina 27, we F R E E o R G A. N equl~ped for ractnc 4 ct.ASSES c:naismg, PP. 968-1396 Mon. Eve·Everyon 18' Hobie Cat, full race, Welcome w/tl'aller. Sl200. or bell STOP IN-OR CALL offer. 20' Torolldo, best 844-e:?Joo di.er. 6r.J..S97& HAMMONDOROAN It PIANO CENTER 28$4 E. Coatt Hwy Corooa Dal Mar W.C.t LS', 3 mo old. Wb bull. cstm sails, tramp/strl pin&. Mr. Schubert, 830· 1361, ~ a.by l1aDd JQ.ao. ARWX lnt'l 14'. Xlot cood. 14 IDG, llrdly used.-Sac SIQO. 545-3516 $2500. 145-3:113. '73-14' Hobte Cat W/trlr. ~.Pvt. Pty. ~38H.8. Lowrey Orlan TGlll, im· peccable cond. A1k '1800143-2990. ~---~---~ a&' Endeavor Sloop, llke Pl•no, Old Upr:t.!Jt on;. Spa 4, full keel, Needs wcrll aalla, dbl llf0Une1, all ac- 9IO. m.m1 ceMC>rt•. SSZ50. or bes ~&Uno, Oerk flll.llb. :~'24>1' 5a-1I low mJluae. __ L~ bt cover ror a• aloop. P1AN08ERVIC£ Can"u/l .. th tull lenstb. i..,una .. pd '800. ull •• .. • • . ~ 4 wt..I DrtTeS Hlfl v.. 9570 Auto1, llltpOf'W Adr>s, lmporltd A.tdot. 1..,.-W Alltos. Imported ....................... .......•..•........••• . .......................................................................................... . flriday. JanUAt'f 11, t977 ECONOMICAL Ford IMW 9712 o.t...t '720 FW '725 FW '725 'rt WU!ya Wen. VS. 3 £100. 14.11 cyl stk. &d mt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4apd, O.D. 18'1$/btt otr -• N -l""" f tbk ~ pd trade. 59.w11 cpta, pan.,., etc. ew 1975IMW1301 ,. · ~. as . • s . 'T3 Fiat Xlnt cood Great '118 P\at LJt Spy.'et ena, ---------•ti.rel. lo ml '3500. Pb Lllbt metallic blue ha.a had 11.ot cart!. $1395 aas mlleaae. 33-3$ mp1. AM/Fii 8 track. z tope, lt74TOYOTA 642-9'7111 w /dark blue loterlor. 4946459 ~1a1Upm. Gdcond.S.tolr.M-3411 It IMCIAU.YSTXVAM it.II bar • ....., cuto111l vran. fully equlp'd. Only 31.000miles. CdTMVG> ....................... 30,000 m l, radaa la. 73 Flat 850 Spyder. Cood ~~,.;;~.l ..i LAMDCIUlsa '74 Ford Van. 1urfer COO· Automatic. alr f'Ond .• ,.,,.... 9723 '74 F1at ll4 TC. Xlnl rood. 0 lb$pm. 567440 alU. 7 sas99· ~b + llres Ir onzy I.3M XJnlcond644·*3. $9500 1968 OIMO FIAT S2075/bal ofr Pvt pty mlleaJe· areal cond. ma • .-za.~~:!._480$~7P9RO>. 'S> Dodoe Van. 75.000 ma. a<>Y CARVB IMW Sl'tDB llOADSTE:R 634-0un evs1wknds. moot r. ~8381 -------......,-=-.-.="""!:::----+--::-=::::-::POU:":":=:KHl::-:=:::-:t':"t4-:---.,., -r-"...-ill • •<UAJ ........... Road Wl h FERRA 0 1 lt74DATSUM7'0 ff7J . ..-uCLIMADA .,,top, Nodeni... Runs -am ...... ~ t a •t 73 Flat 124 Spyder Coo· 74 Flat 128 SL. SPott $ 99 s5799 .,..,. ... _.......,81vd.,C.M. p-eat.11000.494·5881 NEWPORT BEACH ENGINE! A Limited vert 25,000 mi. at.ereo. coupe. vl'ry &ood concl r -~-.., 26 t o"'•' •~o•o ..._._....,.. 64M444 produrUon model w/V6 12100Ph"""Ja}7 ft tPM -·"" Ollll>IP,000 ,...,.,,.,. "-· 0-0 '4• ·5700 ..... 00. F--' '"""'" Ecooo. d I maga, like new ~. .,.,.,. a ...... ,..,._.. -t4_..., _ .,L wv -engine & 5 spee . n 833.1709 · 9727 ---------•panelled, carpet, Icebox s uperb co nd1t1 on' tbda --------==;..;::;,_;;;_..;:;.-4------...;:;;;__;;;_..-.. ___ '-1 "74 JffP, ~ t.on. s hell No denu . LOOO mi. over-t45.IEXO> '13 FlAT l28SLC ••••••••••••••••••••••• 76 'fW cOMn. 1974 YW TH ... IQll&s, other xtru. 30 haul. 2195 Miner. Call SADDLEaACI( RebJl. ens .. only 10,000 ......... 77 s VE -. M5Q. &'l~l 548-1008 & 1 " 6 NOADWAY y ALLEY IMPORTS au. New loterior & cpt HOND .& C MSUEEST !:: 11::=:"' A ·74 Cbevy Blaae '74 Dod0 e Van, 360. 4 brl, SAMfA ANA tll-2040495-4949 Flared whla. Ferrari A ars • Mau . Rear molded MANY <c:Jat1•1UM) l50 cu.lo awvl eta. crshd veM Int, 835·3171 Rat 9725 apot)er. vinyl top. Spot. 4-c~~.n_.4~0m.1.<2x113n bd. lcebx. cabnt. f'M 8 1M1UU1MATIOM1WOM.tCM1NC ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~ new paint. ~·7B ToCltooleftooMI -0 • ... lrk. 4 Jensen spltn, calm •USED IMW'1• afUPM u~1veas1n 438-lMI days 10.11 Moo side pipe, Play-Cool alr 1974 FfAT ., Sat. c:ond.au:nr'f,alarm1ya '73 Bavaria Auto / 1245'1Dd '75 124 Spt Cpe. Cham· ~le ---------t,.. t t e Sunroof906LVY 74 BL.AZER.-4x4. Uk ;.:r.~~i. mus 5 e 'e9l600t.spdZXX86e Yelloww/black lnten or pagne. 12 .000 mi. tto.da c_.. • GMC ....,, all extraa. onl '70.0CSA S/R 7461.WB In MINT coodlUon w/OD· AM/FM. 5 spd, lmmac. Tn1tb 11.CQ) ml. Asking $$500. Aillllos W..ted '590 ill200241pd496PHJ I Y 31 ·000 m 11 es · Ml00.640-88l!i 2850Harbor Blvd . ft.llln ••••••••••••••••••••••• '711S30lupdS/R602PHM 1360MXT>. 1914 Fiat 128. 2 dr. CoslaMesa 54G-9640 M ~Trail Duster CASH FOR CilS! Closed 0. S•ilirr• OHLY $4495 AM /FM. 20.000 mi. $2105. 16 Blue Honda wgn, s\lclt VJ. aato trans. tuU ume ~-'··~'!ar .J. ~~ .. !°! ORAMGI COUNTY'S MISSION VllJO ~~· Call al'l &pm shift, xlnt cond. e. 100 4· .wta& dr, many xtru ~....,.. " • D "''"" .... "' IMPOITS au $3500 968-0llllO ~ CODcl Alkl N700 Corvettea. Ask for Paul OLDEST -·--·-----_... · ng O'Ne.ill. Avery Pkw}-. .S.D. Frwy. 14 Fial Waeon 124. auto. ~ CVCC Hatchback. low '1M.f35.1808wkdys8-5 HOWilDCa..Yl'Olet ~ 287011d8argl1~17",!:Pkwy alr,$2700~~ ~· .. ~1 . or best offer. T,,r.cb 95 Dove & QuaU Sts. ~ , -.,_...... ....,.•••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT BEACH lik E 1-•·•-ftuel Sal .,_ .. ,_ · ·11 850 SPIDER. Perr '75 Xl9Fial enew. x· 1975 Civk econo 4 •f:d ~ 1 _.. es-""'•v•CC·ucaamg ~-1 h tra low mUeaae • 1.....1 'Wt••--Lc-WE PAY TOP DOLLAR ·~-er.__ cond. nu eni;c. "'c utc . 493-5344 16,000 ml. steel .,.. r-__,.... FORTOPUSEDCA.RS D-"--.. •-$1600.830-~.497·2594 radials. Le ar 8·trlt 4 1peed, stereo, stove FOREIGN DOMESTIC ...,... ce BMW -I stereo f'M radio im· sl.Qkls=..ri <1Bl40701. t.Ass cs 1540Jamboree Autos, N•w 9100 Alltol, Mew 9 00 ln4c ws ea11552.'nee. S •c• or c 1 N.....-Beach ~6444 •••• •••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ---~ If your car is extra clean -~--"""'-·-----VALLEY IMPORTS see us first. BMW '7H002. Auto. rac 111·2040 495-4949 IAUE:R IUICK air. AM/FM. ideal excr Sacrlflu, '58 lnl • crttcab i..,.um P/U. Pvt. 1'y. $500. -r4 Luv. very low miles. idnt cond. Mu1t sell. MD-040 alt. 4 :00. '12 Dauun. Xlnt <'Ond. A¥/FM t tereo. SJllOO. Bet.BU.~ '72 Courier Isbell. very g cond. $1250. Alter llpm. 831).1801. '72 Font Courier. aha $lSOO/or best. 615·704 after8pm. Mobile Home Toter. Ford tilt cab, 1912. <213 ) 9118-1313 or evs 53-032.4 lVIO Font Pickup w /cust. made shell. S1960. ~7()116 76DodgeshrtMd PU. V8, au&o, P /S, P/B, AM/FM stereo. tape, still unde warr. $5000. 536 ~. '73 Ford Ran&er P /U. Ful ly equlped. S3800/ bsl ofr. ~u '73 Luv. New tires. rims, upblatry, tonneau cvr atereo, many new paru. 12:!00 839 15' Font 1;, T °" P.U . tlOO. 642-0IMT 1974 Ford ..., Ton Pkop. vs. auto. l2500 or beat of· fer. Cood cond. (145..8 l68 ~Harbor Blvd. commuter-owner rellr· Costa Mesa 919-2500 ing. 492-0184. WE BUY ClEAMCARS &11lUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 282.8 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MF.SA 546-1200 TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FORElGNCARS CAUJ OR COME 1N TO SEE US MEWPORT IM,ORTS 3100\¥.CstHwy, NB 642-9405 WE BUY •USED CARS& TRUCKS• Come In or Call F«EE Appraitcll GrolhCltnrMt 182U Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 147-6087 • 549-lll I TOP DOLLAR PAID F'ORCLEAN IMPORT CARS AU.MODB.S ONI Of A KIMD! 1974 IMW 3.0CS COUPE. ONLY 3000 orlgloal miles! In a~utely coocours con· diUon. (341RDDI. SADDLEIAQ( V AUIY IMPORTS IJ 1-2040 49M949 '76 BMW 530 I. AM /PM. 1tereo ca'5. 4 spd, fac map. Xlnl cond. Days 6'75-2!565. eves ~9469 '73 BMW 3.0C·S. Coupe lite blue. 4 apd .. sunroof, air cond .. pwr 11leenn1. pwr windows New M1chelans lm mac. 4!77·1081. 7~71 '74 Bavaria. AU', stereo. aunrf. 30,000 ma's. Gd cond. Pvt pty, bst ofr. 644m2 ~ 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i3 Capri. 4 cyl, AM/FM cass stereo, decor. Sl750/ofr 494·318S '71 Cspri, new eng, clul<'h, etc. Runs xlnt. S1595. Musl sell. 67~3622 aft. 5:30 71 Capr1, must sell. AM/FM. nu clutch, Tran, rebll eng, body xlnt. 494-8442 i3 Capri. Low ml. auto trans. xlnt rood. $2495. '64 Olev "'1 T. Plrkup. V m tng. 3 spd, ltz:w>. Ph 846-0972 '87 Chevy t,iJ Ton PU. Xln <'Olld. $200 &OUnd aya. Runs great, looks gd. $1400. SS762S ~~-] •• Phsa&-!m4 '7&. wbt. aunr'f, pin stnpes. loaded. Pd $6200, steal 54900 flnn. 499-U.0. fREE Glf11 VALUED AT OVlR SI OOO°H l'!uo 11• folfl -l~S 0 C1n11 0t "•d• OAC CID co.. 38'9 2) ~ufl 1&81l APR OEl ""' ~~J~ Bf l\l"H RI \II) •<L;P>4T '•1rJTO•< 0£ AC•i ' a:: 1r&1 · .,~00442 .. Dahun 9720 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 73 Muda Pkup. piston DRIVE en1. sMll. AM/17M cass . ....._ l.,Drttd A xlnt cond. $199~. Eva. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LITI'LL MUJ19 Alto a-o '705 ~ Chevy Pkup. 11ood ••••••••••••••••••••••• SA VE A LOT urea. ~/offtt. ..., Alfa Romeo SHOP.COMPARE ~ GTVCpe.Gdcond. 1MlW1CkDATSUM 646-8189 days San Juan Caplstrano '!'v.~~tn~~b';!· ~m A.a 97071_1_3_1_-1_3_7_5_4_9_1-_3_3_7_5_1 Bll !Jres. bruah guard. -••••••••••••••••••••• Xtras. And :&Int. ~lK 'T2 Auch tOOL5. 4-dr. auto. $6495. $48-1342 an 5 A1C. AM /FM. Xlra cln. 962.2034 '1185 64().S&JS ------'74 Chevy "'-ton.~ eng, 'T4 \OOLS. Gray, 4-dr. sun au&.o tuns. nu tares & r·r. air, AM , PM .,tcreo ahocb.t3S00.49'1·1S74 I USO 83~ 3323 or v-9570 -*-·l'32_. ____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• YI 9712 1'75~ SUUllVAM AutomaU<', air <'ond .. aunroof. portholes. de· lu:a• trtrn, dtrome wire ,...... fl 8 track 1tereo. <OJ•l. SA.DOLBACK •~IMPORTS H 1·2CMO 49Mt49 ....................... SADDLEBACK BMW ·· 17 BMWs HERE NOW '72 Travelall. A/C, redlo. towln1 equi pped ~totr. ~3149, •fl IMW HSAUS paf. ----ll '7220Crl-A..<WRKK ). '70 P'ard van ll0,000 ml. '7 3 I . O CS· 4 s p . NEWPORT DATSUN SPICIAJ.S 8210 4 Door. 4 spcc.>d, radio. <087PKEl HOWS2195 888DOVESTREET Near MacArthur &Jamboree Roa<ill> 8ll-J300 TOfllUYE:R ~ us f11"1t, " last! Top dollar pa.Id for Imports. COSTAM!SA DATSUN 2.845 Karbor Blvd. Cceta Mesa 5-i().4)410 ·n Dalsua ~10. 4 spd, radials. -ood cond. StflSO. 982.1926 art 4 '76 280Z. xlnt ~nd, AM tFM . atr, 10,000 mi, take over leaMS al ~. 1pd.cpt'1. SUI&~ ~~k:~ari 1 _4 MS-Zl25 <•PPM>. s P . · mo 648 t.120 ask for Sue. '99 Chny Van V3. auto, '14 8av•rla·4 lhort bed. 1p0ke wheels, <MILF'Ml. 174.S. 50-5231 '712002-A.·(03411. sp .. --------"' i55301A·A.·<908MV0 ) 'mDodceCmprVan. Sell· SADOLHACK cont.. au eng, ma11s. runs VAU.IY IMPOltTS ~.~.U:0nr0b;. bat. IJ1·20404tMt.4t tlOO CASHIACIC Oii !llftAft ONt al UllmM 00Mt 'ATtClff OM ALL lt76 FIAT 131'1 a ............... ..... days. '74 Oat.sun 610 4 Or. aulo, alr, 8 track. $2695 Ph ~~'17 'it 280.Z ~1lver with black Interior Air t>ona .. ma111 . AM /FM . etc 5,~ma. Clean, sharp, not even broken In yet. Owner must aclll tll.800. --~11 1975 Oauun 280Z 2+2· Loeded! MetaJUc brown bterior wtlh 1addle In· t.erior. Uke NEW! Aak· lnl '8500. Prl. Pl>'. 5111-7'91. '10 O.t.sun PU wfcamper lhell, m.... Jtlnt cond, SIS/belt olr '71-3181 71 Dall\m 8210, AM /FM *"'°i new radials. as· ~ -.at•rrt<>or Fr -5. Xlntcood. ~ it DataW'I 1110, 2 dr hd\p, i.taded lnchadlna auto, alt,· a.unrf. vinyl top, AM /FM I trll stereo, Mldlalt, l300 Wlder book •1881 74D4TSUM710 · 2 door hardtop, New CU.. lo m.U•, AM /FM C7M PT SMOG. M$-4'154 wmt 1MI PU1CMAS1 Of AMY MIW TOYOTAH y()Ula.oec;I oa~ LIJOUl WATCM . .u"' --uuas .1.tASCO~~WM_... • .,.., .. soa -·--· .~,., ... ...-- • p0W11 SAW•~ SITT!! DOMESTIC OF THE WW 7 0FOID 5IOM MAYlllCI ·~llAS >YIAl .24.MO MIU SERVICE POI.ICY OllNOlf- CAl1I ""'°'°" Tca .. _TMOS-Of •••O• OAC Ceo coll 3 109 8G R<lt..,u.i 1014 APR 0 E l lllG>OGSl1 RTl~l505 SERVICE COUPOH ) ~ WEEKLY SERVICE SPECIAL _s29ts __ ELECTRICAL TUNE UP voe. VO OF THE wea 7> 164 74MAlll AUTO. All AUTO.All ltWU •11811 WE IWE AU.MMES ALLMODU MIUTARY PERSOHNEl WB.COMEI ~ EARLE Ill SAYS: Sb ., Ml"tkt. llllgt selecfloe of HW ..t med can, ICIYiltc)s. .t c.•••r Hlftfacfloe fs ft.. co.pl• package at Earit lk• 1.,om. COMEIMAHD SIE FOR YOURSELF! '67 YOLYO 122 -..,,..,...,., flAIOo•I 4X40f1MIW.. '721'0TOfA s26M LANIC•-014fWf SERVICE OPEN 6DAYS A WIEll I "' r· DJ I DAIL y PILOT Fnday. January 21. 1m I Aldo1, l•portwd Autot, l1ttported -Alttot. lmpotW Alltot, h"pomd ~ I " ...............•......• ·············•··••··•·· •.......•.••.•......•.• ················•·····• .................... ,., ~':.~."! ....... !~~ ~.~~."! •••• ".!~ ~~·.~:!.--.!~.~! ~.~:.'! ....... !~~ ~ ........... !?.~~ ~~~.'? .... !?.~~ ~~~ .... !?.~~ !~ .......... !?.~~ !~~~ ........... ?!.~~ - .._. .J • 1974 Mn 45051 un4 a.o Diesel Asking 1973 Porsctie Carrera 811 • H Alttot. .... I 0 SI • K Great Seledlon IMMEDIATE DELIVERY The BlCPtt ~·on the e>rq. Coat DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 9100 ...... Mew Blue/blue Interior In $11160. Bst ofr lo date. i•1a ,_c hoc w ~~ ~· mint condlt Ion w /low 11?.l!O. 496-0461, H34~l4 ~LMO-{~~r 640-0019 · •••' "'"""r •60o<fv•"O·os~• mllea t128PMV> '70 MBZ 280SEL. 4Dr. 19711t.,..ISCHe. "'"'"/'IC> • 1• • ..,... ,...,, • auto, air. AM /FM. blu • rv • '76 Jag Exec Car Sule ' 75Ml%4SOSIL w/matcblnt.Muatseeto 914'1.0UTal XJ12L·a. XJ6C. All lo Gray met.all.le/black In· apprec. (1l4) 511-7943. Appearance aroup. mile dnd pampe red tenor F)Jll power, sun· tGHWM91. AMIP'M stereo Cs on))' Buy t Le ase ~ens1ble rool & m exceUeot condl·1----------1 21.00 miles. (241MSFI. payments. Call for de lion. (030541) '71 Mercedes 250, 4 dr. MUST IE SllHI tails. wlol cond, •11 xtret. Ml .... ,,...1 ....,. ... 9 ...... '75 MIZ 450SS. ts3QO.~ --..._"' '74 JAG XJ6L. excep. MelalUc red/beiae In· ., ... 2.150 Harbor Blvd. C.M. Uonal. low mi. corporate terior. Fu 11 power & •"73FuUMBZ ._,_.\I Jn mac, '45-5 700 car Loaded com pl p(llWei-, leatner. llln·•---------mal~t records. ·The JAG 4>!f~~Vtape cassette. root. 1te.reo. cndlle con· '70 9UT Tarya. 17,000 for you've been looking for ( ). U'OI, other extru. Oril• quick sa t> See to Pvt pty 752.7591 11 :30·5, MISSION VIEJO owner taking delivery '17 oolieve. (2131 430-16" '2095 BILL MAX EY l O YO Tt. .. • .. I• t • t I "• , tt '''" "'•,••II • Mon· Fri. IMPOITS 4SOSLC. llS,900. WlSCO l<M>days. Mon.sat. · f. (714) 556-65919am-5pm •---------•----,.-----=~~ l.]4 SEDAH Avery Pkwy.·S.D. Frwy. wkdays PORSCHE '70 tl IT I ' . . 28701 MarJuerlt.e Pkwy. s p P Low miles .. silver lll-l74I .. -"--portamatlc. mel&lllc paint. like new. """ 9742 AM/FM. map. yellow. CaJI American Car Plan. ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnt cond. t ownr. 7S1-8910 ltSI Mn ltOSL 1974 MG MIDGET 646--5807 Stan. Mon.Sat. COUH IOADSTB s.s S8 soo "11 XKE 4.2 Rdstr. Rbll Hardtop & soft top Royal blue w/matcbiog --· -· ------1 eng, all rcpts. extras. OnginaJI With radio. A inte rior. (OllLIN >. '6S Porsche SC, elec sun Xlnt Ph 644·9579 classic! (1TX77S ) Reduced tbis week lo roQJ. AM/FM tasaelte, -------r SADDUIACK ONLY $2795 n11 ene. Just reetored. 1973 Jaguar XJ-6. 2.000 m1 yu 1 EY 1.._..,..RTS ESOO. 4m-lS74 on eng & trans Must sell ........, ,.......v Ml\RQUIS MOTORS sasoo. ScoU 64()...1850 or 831-2040 495-494' 64()..()()19. ·--------- J agc'65XKECoupe Xlnt condffion. Pvt Pty. 586·7149 Leose Mew·UMd OVEtt 100 ,._ ·r,: y,,lil\0UI i1' 1l "'"'VI. • •••• I. '-I• • -' i\,, • l ·' M.)d•J14 "''' r J ~,._1"0 -IQ J , I• 1988 Porsche. new ena .. clutch. etc. s spd/mags. SS8ll0. 67J. t6S8 eves Rois Royce '756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. MEil CEDES ~~.?.~~~ .... !?.1.~ ..:: '!!t5r!.4.!r.. ~ ~ ~~~VER 71 Karmann Glua. A C. 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Superb cond A/C,.. new tires. pa.mt, transm. 17000/ofr. 499-1.394. AlltM,Mew 9IOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• AUTO IROKHS ROW© ROYCI OR MERCEDES w • .,....... .............. Dew.., lllim_. ...,._c11; ••• • "C• Art Sorce• 17 l 4) 642-1505 Salee # o 1039 73TOYOfA '2130 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA .••• ····~···J 11•'11!\,' t-tv,.ri ....... r<~ 11 -.. •• '69TOYOTA ...... Au•o "••• 1.-Y flli ooM"'°"'"' _...., ....,._,u-.. '1395 BILL MAXE Y TOYOTA ljll fi ,,.,.frll l f•d •• f \', I MVt-'TIMC#JOM If A •I ·71 Westphalia Popfop camper. Xlnt cond. Pvt pty. 646-1823. '89 CMPR. Oil cir .. snow Urcs, sips. 3. very cln. $1700.S48~ '61SQIACIC New mags. Michelin radJe15, Gabriel shoclta. Frendo racing br•1te1. Hunt shifter. Coco rp~t.t. leather sleenng w"9eL eoglne. &mos. new. -tOO change & valve ·adj every lSOO miles I. Super clean. $1800 FIRM . S48·S73S. f48-8080 evea · ings. For SaJe 68 VW Square· back, good cood. suoo. Qall 842-3722 io Bus. Hu rebll t41 Bol.l(ht new last m&. lor $3200. Will sell for CUlO. 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Carlo, air • .s Ntecttvalvejob. rack.ttereo. lornf. thbcarhe .. very opUon. ~auto. PIS. e 1B. Yln 915-0$42 Xlot cond 14700. 61W& top. Orts. owner. 1255 . ....:;..;,.;..;......_ __ ~ VOLVO 912.1022. c • .. .1 t44·5348 . ...... Uted ••••••••••• •••••••••••• '7J MA.IJIU HERE ...aow ••••••••••••••••••••••• '87 Carnaro. 8 cyl. 3 on the Extra clean. Blue. blue " •••t4 9901 column. ad cond . int. Air Cond. Stereo ··~ .. •••••••••••••••• '8()0/bsl. 494-<tllll& CalMtl• opUonal. M.000 *..W COi.Oii freeway mllea. Sl&OO. ~ MODILS '14 Camaro LT. ~.000 Ml-3165 after 6 pm or •..-n mi's Sharp, clean. local l40-3'1Mdays. Huae aavinca on all ,... car. 11750. 55'7·93t9. 1 ---------1 matntna new 711 " '74 Malibu Ctau c. Auto. Demos butoc~. T5 Camaro 350 V8. auto. PS, PB. air, landau I.op. MARQUIS Vo&.YO AIC. AM/FM ateno, Eve1493-l843. S.C. MIS.510N VIEJO rallye wheelt. M.OOO '61 CAMERO ad cond 327 . n . Sharp.. ~/bll IJJ.Jlt04tl-1210 ~~~Sell. 1SS·OlOI: en,c. nu tlr~ alr. AM/ offer. 841·1632 aft 6 or AMC tfOI FM stereo radio fJ I · wkndl. ~I COUNTY ....................... ca......... tt20 track. 557·8193/ 913-71JZ ·:~ t7l YW 11111.1 ¥0L YO '88 JaveUn. fM 8 track, ... •••••••••••••••••••• ~b radial tires ~ otdy EX<LlJSIVELY VOLVO maa1. beadera. sharp. '7$ Nova 2 dr. 40,000 ml. C•t•atu1 tHO U.88311'.llles. (511ffOOI. LaraestVolvoDealer SIS50.S73-5295 Good cond. $2900 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .. .r.....L... .._. in Orance County! 646-5987 aft 9:30PM :: -rnc.t-$2275 ' BUY 9r LEASE lB68 Ambassador. 4 dr, , 1975 MAU IV •: DIRECT • good running cond. 12 Monte Carlo. $1700. Aqua edition. Full power :: 1974 VW SUMIUG or bstofr. 847-3837 PS/PB. air. tilt whl, MM. lncludfnfi vinyl top, ~,;. ~~"M llf"=1t1~~·~ ~~ ............. !!.'.! ·~te car10. P 1s. ~~~ ~t~E.i:£0:J:r ~· ). ~-'!__, __ --m38uickCenlury.2dr, P /B , A/C. AM/f'M tSRXH). ~ W. ~$2650 2025 S xln1 cond, fully equlp'd, stereo. S4800. 61J.IS8T 11316 • MIUC,1.IMAZOA Anaheim 750-2011 tu15.UC·7S12 l965 El <=amino, 6 ctl, • ~"'~~=~:o C.M. '76 2(2 unrl AM /F.M .• RMera Xl.nt shape ll&H. Air. $1000/ma • GUSTAFSON • 6~ o!er d0r 6 mag air, full Pwr. ad ures: ofr. Call ~1~. ~ Sqbck. Xltn cond 1 wb.la + anow tires, Cog Sl.500. 55M592 an. 8 um Impala, • dr. cream r . HOO/bit ofr. lit.es. CB. ski rack. will Ca•oc: 9915 p"r.bestoffer. l INCC1l N M• fH UA'r' 16/JOO lio-.t<.I• 111.o1 lt1,11 linqlull 8'!,I• ft 84:7-8844 6.1!'1.3'13orM2"'912 sacrifice. leaving coun· ••••••••••••••••••••••• M1 ·98S9 tr'/. 752·6300 days or . lf71 UMC_. ... ·~.Baja Bug. New larea, 1~.11111evearm 617 1974 Codllac: '74 Monte Carlo. blk on VM' bl'a1ui1', enelne. $1200/bst Brougham. Metallic blk, vir\yl lop, 1 owner. TOWNCOUPI of{. Ph833·0L92 Vol. '73 1800 es Orig blue, vinyl top. blue $2950. Ph: 497·2Me. Full power Including 6 1 •.V w . 1 unr 001 • ownr Personal car . mint crushed velvet antenor. N 1 vinyl top. till wbee)i squareback. 4 spd. xlnl cond. days, 838·515S LOADED . Full Power. For Sale. 00 ova. x;t cruise control, .AM/Fn cond.. lmmac. Muat aell! Eves. 551·5051. Low mllea1e! $8.000. cond. SUOO. P::· Pt ti t1pe. air cond. Look• SJ.195orolr.988-8820 --------1 Days, 830-1710 -Evea, aut.o. 640-497l r 9• a &OQd! (087REC> 633-92154. Pri. pty. _lO_P_M ______ 1 $6416. ,.._, d Viii \o .ied '75 Nova 8cyl 2 dr, 164 SEDAH 70..;oupe e e. •~ · AM /P'M tape stereo Automatic. pwr. steer· '74,000 ma, good t\iea. w/fOAAr 1peuer1. s New .4';1r;;i.:...:..:,.;;.~.;_:,,.;;~--s Ing. air cond. & leather clean.~ 644""758 radial tire•. Xlnt cond. Interior. <9111GMG). lil75 Eldorado Cpe. Very SZllO. Al\. 9:30PM wk 1973 VOLVO GUSTAFSON I INCOI N M f flCURY 16800 Ueach Blvd tiunt111gton R••ach 842-8844 ONLY $4395 clean w t many utraa da,.., anytime wkendl I -L-:ri!,,&ty. $81115. P h Allhl.M•w HOO _,..,Mew tlOO '70 V,W Pop.Top, In gd 't1967~SVIDot. ... Vf? ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . cond. New Urn, paint. 1 ,. "'" yrneweng, xtra propane Automatic. pwr. steer· tank. $24.50. 983-4962 ,ng, lealhj!r Interior, '4 vw Bus. ndt tranJ-radio. heater & air cond1 •.U.. '650 or best otter. lmmaculate lhruout t~l <184Fl..Jl Salepncedat "W Ca ..,.,,.,, OHL y $3895 , mper, _,., qr l offer. 3.000 rna. on 971 VOLVO reblt ena. clean, rul\s I good. 960 1760 ask for 142 SEDAN Bob afl6PM 4 speed w toverdrive, • AM 'FM & leather in· 7$ VW Camper. 9300 tna. \erior. C331DNG> Sale xlnl rond. Dys: 97$·2285 pnced at Evs:SSI 1442 ONLY $2395 'SS VW Sqbck. AM /FM. It ydlow, runA great, looks 1969 VOLVO gd. S850oCr 8734561 W.AGOH '31 Vw 98K. t ow;r Ndl Automatic. radio & air body & en1ane work Gd cond. <ZLK680 1 Sale •o-11ne /Baja . 1'500 . pncedat ~ Nabets Cadillac " . Quality and Price Guarlnteed L,,,,ing Spl·c1.ilis1~ Pt dcrrcd R.11e~ L.1r>:C'l Sl Ice 11un 111Nl.'w6 u~rd C.1d1ll.1C\ an Or.111gc County DIALIR 511-6086 ONLY S 1595 .... 0 977 ....................... M/\RQUIS 73· Volvo U!OOES. 1mmac MOTORS Open SundJy Cadillac Master Dealer 2600 Harbt>r Blvd Co~u Me~ 540·9100 CASH : REBA TE cood . air. AM FM • 1..,:J; -.,Awt.ufw ft '1 ... 'f/V' ........ ,. ,, .... .,. {l .... , • "~ ,\tr)N \1 I 1 ••" .av~ .. s~. only 24,000 orig Nabers ,ttil. $7995 or make orr. Lie. No P·Tree, by OWN!r.~ ------..-....~· cadillac, ....... UMCI A.lltM. Uud _ 1 ~, .•......................................•... Oldsn10lalles and IMC Trucks & Vans .et76 MllCUIY MOMAICH .... ' V • e ltG ffll'U • _._ .......... ,,," $4895 ..... , ...... ,, ..... , MMeleoft ,,.,.,.._,, Of'\11 ---Al ?4POIDalTI ·----• ._,. ... p ...,..,,.__ .... ., .... ~ ... ,. .................. _ l•l•a "'H cwt U•lef ID OOCI -l4tM.OI AT JOHllSOll&SOI COWll _,_, ... '"" -·-,,..0 .... ........,,. __ n.tai•t WIW ttrt• •fftWI s429s ce..,1 , ... ,. ... t111tc. '""'" ............. . ::":.... ...._ ,_., .... , ... -.-·-,,._ ..... ll•ff .... ,, $9395 roof II-flM• wllff• ........ ...... •'fflMOOft --~, ~011981 2901T STARFIRE llC0109C102'9 I) 3142!;,!!~RE 2583 STARFIRE CI0010ICIOOl'9) 261£~RE 2614 STARFIRE ~OltUI 2911 STARflRE fa)070ICICJl1'~ 29"46T DB.TA 88 ~I 2WI STARflRE (XJ01QC,1010451 ~-J 10044 TERRAVAH mll ........ 101ryout~UP ri.L:: ~ 10199 P1CX ll' ~ WEEKE• ISED aa•·sPECIALS 72 DA.TSUM fltcauP W /CAMPll .. ..,..s. r9d!O ........ -0¥efl _..,.. (M20llUI Coupe, I GYllN!er , .. -r. RldlO. "-*· lfl•77l JAKE YOIR CHOICE '73 OLDS O!MgQ.~l'.S .. \/lnyl-· _ ..... " (M3HH()) '74HOHDA HATC .. A<:a A.-.-o ... .,. , .. , 011. (1'°926) 51577 72 PONnAC l....,.. i\tltO., P.l..alt ~) '7J CM.OS CUTI.ASS s2977 '75 MAIDA. aOTAIY PICICUP 4 eOMd I~. rd> llld l!Hl«l lM7t431 •74 CHIVY 1/J TON ~ ve.. oowr .._.... powr bq1ke1. 1utom1t10, lletter. (1tM111 -Ta&~ 71 OLDS CUTLASS ...... Meo.. ,. .a.,,:;:; W1'lf -. ..-WlllllOM (I I 53877 \ I j let Them hile They Lad To~ay'1 lhe Dari FULLY DISCOUNTED PRICES that have kept Sllta Ana l.ilcala Mercury Number 1 YOWME DWI in Orllp C.ty fer tH last 10 years! -~~ ~==-~:o~~~~ .... UMd A.tot. UMd A11toa. UMd Aaltot, UMCI A.hK, llNd Autoa. UMd ........................................................................................................................................... UMd c.pr-"U ,_.. tt40 ..... tt40 t t lZ ... tt57 ••••••••••••••••••!?.~! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••,•••••••••• ... ••••••••••••M•••••• •••• ••••••••••••••• ••••-••••••••••••••••• ' PI t.. C 1 • ""''" R "74 Torlno Wfn, I p•u ....i. .,,._ R bout J 74 ymou .. • m Corwffe ttJZ 68 .....,_ar ?C 7 1'8Ck MW ~ '4 ooO "12 Ford Country 8qWN. I J5 I cyl 1Ucl, nu dat..-u. '13 ..-...to una . a r Suburban st. w a1on ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt coodiUon ml 6 _..,.. '73-u pus wen. eood cood. tires, brio. "'1t. chrome. cond, 4 1pd. AM /FM Motallic bhae. autot.rans. c:ORvm• ES S12IOO ~80S7 .....; .. !:n -· • 116.:iO 6'4·1163 Rblt q. tram. ~. •tt-r.o, rad1al1. ant w, A/C radio ~wr Yiln· v .. ,..__.ev•. &4Z-3llZ2 group, PP. 83S·2777, ......_ I ' .. • ,..,.. Ph '87 OOlJGAR. Xlllt cond M9t -fell tt47 $51..alll ...., ..... UI rac... .._ Must tee lo apprec:la~ 8Y ownr. '70 Ford Ltd .••• ;!! .......... ••••••• '68 Mu1tan1 289, a~to ~~or~2a.s CHOICI OF 13 $995. Ph 842·3702 or Brouabam. New Urea, ..,4 Maverick, runs ireat. trans, PS. AC, abarp. 1974 Pinto aia/w a.a . '68 Valiant. 39.000 m 1. a 1961 THIU 1977 M7-7MO seeo. bit olr 983-2883 8 Cvl •·dr P /S air ~-GM519 &reen· Auto trans .. racho. Good tires A/C. cl.an. ·---'· , • · • heat.er aJr cond a.an -h '.eou 4._..,ftAutomalica Coa•ertlble Super fa mily car• '70 SZOOO.CaUMS-3m. ·• lilu.taQC. 6 cylloder low mllea,e-Excellent _S7_50_P_&M _____ _ o,.-.p C-'J't Ford 0 allllY 4-d r. All aulomatk 18:iO condA&too I u1 to &AnJttt&,.... ~h~w .A~~t~ mu.SlOll5.540-lS48. ~=~e~t~r =; ••rit G.1'0 m.-:1 '.:u?"'~.''&~1~·123 ·' ~ stereo tape deck. 53,722es1aJ. nu eng. nu pt .. PS, taOQO. PbM&4582 ttll 'T.IPtftto Runabout Seetoi-aft_S~p_m_. ----- 1 Z F'lNANClNG ml. Baby blue, whl top. AC. nu Urea. lllnl cood. 1 "10 II verl k uto A/C ....................... a ppr $1600 e.ei Spm P..et.c 9t65 ~f~fs MINT CONO! <LMLEQI ownr. $U00/bti ofr. PJS.:lND~ Do:•taetblah P\a1lt ~~OLDS l4t·2Zta .. Aft Spm: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ <Latt year ror tbeH) ~ miMQe fool 1011, teat N SMID. Well rnaln· m&eSS '7S Gran Prix "J" r--...r '""-~a.t".W s;ms.Pb~-3lS8 Must tell '73 Ora.a Torino drive.hrfectcood . .00. talned. ST50. D&)ll milt. PS, brb, Aliif'M ==~5fA~ 1970 Cousar XR7' xlnt Cpe. New Urea, recot •iadaya, *'Gl5 aft t'TM4001 evee '13-1.IM 7Z ""'° --~ ·~· A/C. crae control. IJJ.Olll cioad. 16,000oritrn . A/O, CUDeul> Is brb-SlS25/ti.l l !IO _ "10 DELTA • ·~ $1200. 3812 Power seats " lqck --------• full pwr. tape deek, ctr. Daya, ~11. Eves, Mwawy tHO 53.000 ml'• NHcsa palilt . Decor pki. $4500. Eves & '73 Corvette 3SO 4apd. $2300 . ._7835 M-lm ...... .-.•-•••••••• & mlaor • cotme\lea. '11 PlntoRunabout.4 'f.· wknda. 752-0088. Wkdya, AWJ. PS. PB. Air, Ttop, DodlJt HJI i..te •g Ford LTD.' dr, &!per abarp 2 cir Hrdtp. Make offer. Aak for :~:Ji: PhAJt'U:1_s.G-_7800 _____ _ SS.000/blt. 962-8052. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• facty alr, landau top, full Call Bod, al\, l :IO. Jerry• 913"911/ Ev ea, ' · ti8 Ventura, 2 dr. P /S. "12 Coronet custom wgn. pwr. 1 owner. xlnt cood. ~ 6G4l8l1 '71 Plnlo. Low mileage. P/B, auto. radial Urea. '75 Corvette. lS,000 ml, PS, PB. air cond. 38,000 super clean. $995/ofr. , '700lds CUtlua. PS. perfect cond, $1.000. good trans. ssoo. S4S-5M8 Sbowroom clean •• aUex· ml.Sl800.1162-1184S ~ • Marquia, 111Dt cood. P .. AC .. ..,.,,. PhMa-1816 tras. S83:50/lllt.831-5an loadecJ. full pwr. liJbt ... · ......... n dltbird H70 , '70Dod&e4dr '87 Ford TD. P /B, P/S, gm w/Wbt vln1l top, 1 ~-"73 Pinto St Wp. 4 apd. •••••••••••••••••••~··• ~5 ~t\· s1adt~e tr~· (iuslom· Dart. All new Factory air. xlnt coad. wm. Make offer "PP. '73 Olda C\ltJul Supreme air. rackl. Wide ovals, gd ·73 'f. Bird. «.000 ml.. i.:: !s n :: rr n . tirel. ~3516 One OWi\. $795. 588-S879 548.9822 2dr Jtlnl $2U)Of beat ot'. cond. $2100/bet~2 very cln, padded Vinyl S77~5. 'a:;.i4:o s:;: '75 Coll , 12,500 ml. ·114 Ford Wagon very ........ H SZ rer8»7is1 ,.,....... 9'6 0 roof. P/S, windows & S35-1285aJ\8:30 autom atic. like ne w, good! 5'50.orolfe;. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '89 Oldt Delta 88. fl.lily ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~!~~belted 6 Corvette loaded $3,000 875--0607,873-711.S 63)·33118 'H Cla111c Nu1tu1. lo6ded lo mi, gd cood • AJLAS . . leather lnt.. aiso· UntA!ci '61 Coronet. 318 eng. AT. '74 Courter 'Pletup Gd Sliver. Completely dr bd' top iaH. Call Vt90 tt74 WIJ'OOf tops pp 18875 PS very clean no dents. cond Nels Urea · reatored. New eag .. brk.a, ~Ui82. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.Z.tooa · : · sinS 4N·l3ll5 · si950 · 646-Bl uphol. Owned by Clrvller/PIJMNlh ''11 Veg• Wagon. Auto · mecbulc. Sl~. Bob. 9957 Open l>ally & Sun. 'UI 10 trans, PS, fact air, radio. Clualfled ada sell blg · 6 4 S la . W a I n . g d '7S Oran Torino Wgn. 9 875--0t'l'O. ••••••••••••••••••••• PM gd cond. 962·3800 . 11 It transportation car. 12SO. pan, loaded. x&nt cond. ,.., ..... u t A IT '13 p•-•-Wgn auto alr 2929 Harbor Blvd., atema, ama ems or 87s,7481 _ Ph 540-T37l vv _.. .ua ana. . ....., • · Cost.a Mesa 74 Vega GT. Xlnt cood. any Item. Just call -88;000 ml, nd1 paint. cood. Jtlnt cond. $23>0 4 .... ooo m 1 new p•ant 642-5678. '69 Charger. xlnt run WantAdHelp? 842·se'18 $1200.979-9884aft.S 494-4189.btwnNcS. 546-193 ~.eau962-5t16. · A..tos. Mew HOO cond • ~i:~ see to Ailllot. Mew HOO Mtos. Mew • HOO....._ Mew HOO AWot, Mew A.tot. Mew tiiO •••••••••••••.......... believe. . ..... •••••••••••••• ... • •••••••••••• ........... •••••••••••• ........... ••••••••••••• ... ••••••• •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• TRUCK SAVINGS - BRAND NEW 1976 COURIER PICK-UP s3337 .... &._ Incl. 1800cc: el'lg., lOft ride option, tinted gloss & more. S.. # 5010. Stk. #T1438) BRAND NEW 1977 PINTO 2 DR. SEDAN ONLY s3372 PM tax. & ran.. Including 4 spd. trans., front dite brOkes, vlnyt budtet MOh, mini console, eMc:tric rear window defogg.r, ltHI rodkll tires, wheel coYers, front & rear bumpef' guards, tint.cf glosa & more. Ser. # 10722, Stock # 237 • f I BRAND NEW 1977 MUSTANG II 2DR. HARDTOP NEW '77 PICKUPS BRAND NEW lftd ...... rodjol tires, ~ CO'l9n, .... "l'«Jtly lo roll" 1977 GRANADA btrght ext. moulding, cut pile ~H119, woodtone inst. pa ne l, pwr. st••rlng, pwr. front disc CllECIOUI VOLUME SAVINGS 4 DR SEDAN ~, ~Ix. buinp~r group, air • condmoneng, selecto1re, tfnted gloss ONLY$3772 , & more. Ser. #094), Stlt. # 1$3 from light pidcups to custom heavy duty rnodela we con MrVe you best. PM tax&~ LEASING? ORDER YOUR 77 MODEL TODAY FOR EARLY DELIVERY FORD• 811 • CHRYSLER ON DISPl.A Y FOR IMMEDIATE LEASE DRIVERY COMPARE OUR COMPETITIVE RATES! J• .• --... ..... , __ Shorpl .... iw. (413A00) '73 YOLUWAGIN SUPllMIG ,.~,-..... & ..... ANGlp-. V*'°I LAST CALL FOR 197&!s! WE STILL HA VE A UMITED SB.ECTION OF NEW '76 MODELS AND 1976 STAFF CARS TD CLEAR AT . ONCE IN A umtME SAYINGS: '76 FORD LTD WAGON a....... ....... --... ..... . -"'O.,.,,..., ............. ,.. ......... . ...... ...... 10.000 ...... (931~ '74 fOllD MUSTANG II 2•--.-~ ...,. ........... &-- fOWSGI •1499 ~= '1999 :~ '5499~= '2499 ~ '76 CHIV LUV P.U. ~' ...... """"· ......... -................................. •-, 14.000_.. (ICH901 '73 CHIYY IMPALA ........... -/PM---·--·-. .... -·-. -. l100HIYI '7• FORD THUNDHl'ID 24'.locllp .... / ........ -...... ,..,. ""' -· w. ... """'. """'•ool, ..... , ... -"·""""'' .. l72JUINI •3399 ~~ ~2599 :-~ '4999z~SE '75 fOID GIANO TOlfHO .. -.--.. ~ ........... ...,, ............. . 211XJ0 ...... 114)11W) '3399 '76 fOltD MAV.•DI. ...... -.. ......,. .............. ,,.._ ........ ~ '°"'· ...,,.._~ ....... , ............ ,2.1MICl1 '3 v.,a • ..-....._... 1k~oi• • ~ ............. ~ ...... -..,. I002ll Al '74 PONTIAC GUNDPRIX v .•. -· ol·, -'"·di• iwou..--..-.......... .-f 1920MTOI Plata& ... Incl. 4 spd. tran~ •• disc brotc.es, bucket MOts, cut pile corpeting, M>Und insvl. plcg., tachometer, amp & temp. gouges, front & reot bumper guords & more. Ser. #.4366, stock #0063. '72PONTIAC CATWUlaHT. '199DOWN '5814 MONTH 2 01 ........ t.t.oH,pwl' ...... ,,..,. btolea, l&H, al•t. c-4 . ~ ....... _ .. ,._°"'~ ..... -M~-lt.lft•_... '73 FORD PINTO WAIOll '199 DOWN '81 11 MONTH '73 FORD uux11•2 Dr. rr. s199 DOWN ~ '7714 MONTH . '73 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT , '199 DOWN~i '6512 MONTH . I I I WE GOT 1EM ALt! SHORTIES • 4x4:s VANS• SPRINTS• t~TON CREW CABS• CARRY ALL'S MOTOR HOMES & TRAILERS LOOK AT THlSE SPlC.IALS! Y2 TON LONG BED PICKUP ~ll: ~~ :.t: ~:a~~·,~: s3•98 b\,lmoef. he&llf· defroster . 1., (TCD14rz15?*ll (T599l 74 DAT'SUM 2'0l 4 -Soeed. Fact ory A ir ~ RICllO wllh Stereo Tape, MIO Wheels (232KRHl ~6 HOMDA CIVIC e-Cyllnder. •·Speed. Radio. Huter. Economy Special (SGC20t4108l '71 POD TOlltO \/·&, AutorNlte Tran1111lnlon. F ac:tOIY /4Jr Condttt<>nlng. Power Steering. Power Oise Brakes. Radio. Hfft«. Tinted Glass. Landau Too (49tUEl 53588 '72 POtmAC COUPI V..S, Auto. Trans , Factory Air. Power Steering. Power Oise Brak". Radio. Heater. WMewtll Tires. Tinted Glass. Landou Too. \11nyl lnterio< (953HMP) 52188 • '74 IUICI GS COUPI \1·8. Automatic Tranamiulon. Power Steering. Power Disc Brakes. Red10. Heater (482NIFJ '74 CHIYY MOVA e.Cyl1nder. Automatic Transmi911M Fact<>CY Air. p.,.. Steering. Radio. Heater. Wlllltwall Tires. Tinted Glatt. Wheel Co*S. ce25t.AZl 52488 '71 MAMO Piii s.J. V-8. Auto Trans.. FaetOfY Air. Power Steering. Power Olac Btlkts. fowef WindowS. Rad!O with Stereo. Whitewall Tire•. Tinted Qlass, (3&~MOMl 54988 Orewl•t to It• hl41 .. ....._., I, tt77. MO ~·"°"" ~ .. b•y. re91tfff et M.llle McC_., 1111ck 1.-,t SllYICI DIPAITMB« WhY drill'll 30 to 40 miles for MNICt and be turned bleit or h1Y9 to Wiii daYI tor proper seNl()e, GIANT FULL SER\llCE FACILITY. TRAINED TECHNICIANS RIGHT HERE FOA AU YOUR SERVICE NEEDS I 973 tiaCUIY MOMTMO SEDAN V-8. autometlc. .W conctltlonJnQ. Poftt' steering. P<>wet braket1 AM-FM ate{90, heater, White sidewall tlree. vinyl toe>. LI<:eoM No. 826MWZ. . . . I . 1. OL. 70, NO. 21, .. SECTIONS '42 PAGES • :Carter Pardons 1 Sen-iors'.-Priority 12 Projects HeaJ. HB Federal Funding, Two senior-cltlzen project.a ere put at the top of a priority i.t Thursday nlgbt for $1.25 Ullon in projects to be financed , Y federal money in Huntington acb. . Tbe list was developed by the untington Beach Housing and ommunlty Development ~iUzens Advisory Group._ alter Jleartni 'opinions from a large turnout of residents. I, i;NewTrial I .. ~~!!;t t !~ge Richard Beacom has iscneawed Feb. 9 as the date he jwill bear at"IUtnents on a defense IJDOtlon for a new trial for con· · cted kidnapers William Rudy esson and Ricki Dale Sellers. Both men, found guilty Thurs- Y after being tried for the ab- Uon of potato chip heir John "Jack" Scudder of Newport acb, will be sentenced on that ate if the Orange County or Court jurist denies the on. ' Wesson, .fS, of Tustin, and llers, 21, of Hermosa Beach, ce.possible life terms in prison the kidnaping o! Scudder, 64, Aug.19. The son of potato chip pioneer E Scuddel' W9t fHbbed at t as be left bU dentist's • in Huntiotton Beach and l>undled into a waiting , Snotorhome. ' Scudder told the jury that be I l&ained freedom in the Fountain Valley area by faking a beart at· after one of bis kldnapen. the van. He said be surprised k:idnaper by leapLna from the cle and yelling for help while ealloped down the sidewalk, ve tape streamlac from head. Jurot1 contacted Thursday the verdict was delivered d their ab-day deliberation nly centered on the addi- cbaraes filed a1ainst the men: allecatlons or bodily and tbe use o/ a firearm na the kidnaplq. I Juron said they were well •ware that conviction on the ad- ditional counts could mean life imprisonment without posslbllity ot parole as opposed to life in prlton with a po .. lble parole · aftet•nn7ears. I "No one really wanted all that. especially In tbe case or the ~ man (Sellers>." a •om an jWor' said. "We felt that be waa Jntt.y well dominated by Mr. •eseOn." 1 WIMOft and Sdlen latified in llMt.r deleme that Scudder helped lllan tbe kldnaptnc in return foT a major ah.are of the S2SO,OOO nmoai demanded by telephone tbat clay from the victim'• wife. ~ denied any such in- Wllvement. He told the jury that "JeMOtJt a former mHaaer ol the Bank or America ln Corona del llar bad been UIOCiated With :lllm in bualneu ventures, but bad 1mvw broached the topic of lrld· ! ... ptnc as a mean of makln1 IDOfteY. • <8eeGt11LTY,Pa1eA1> 1 ~Chamber r.fo IDstaU . Newm&een The projects, to be financed by the Department of Houaln& and Urban Development. still face two public hearings and delibera- tions before the plannin& com· mission and city council before a final decision is made on grant requests. Projects approved by·tbe 31· member advisory group Thurs- day night and their ranking were: -Saw Tossed AiFVGuard Fountain Valley police are seeking four young SUS· peels who threw a six-inch circular saw blade at a school crouing guard Thursday morning near Newbope Street and. Primrose Avenue. Guard Betty Brokaw, who worts near Monroe Elementary School. told police four males in a gray vehicle drove near her post at 8:20 a .m. and hurled the sharp blade which narrow· ly missed her. Expansion Of Diedrich Probe Seen BJGA&YG&ANVJLLE °' .. .., ......... Sources cJoee to tbe lnftatila-' Uon said today there have beeo no conclusiom reached one way or the other ln a Grand Jury pro- be into Oranae County Supervisor Ralph Diedrlcb's eampalp fund ralaing acthities last fall on behalf of various political candidates. The same aou.rces said the crand jury investigation Into aJ. le1aUons that Diedrich made im- pl'OJ>8r use of Im office when sollcltlnc fund• la continuing "and. jf anytbi.nJ, expanding. "It's not pouible to wellh the value of the evidence and testimony so tar simply because the jury bu not made •uch a jud1ment," a llOCIJ'Ce said. Since the probe got under way two weeb aco at leut seven Wit· nea1e1, includine Supervi1or Tbomu Riley, have testified before the jury. Diedrich bu atadfutly m.- talned be has daDe DO W'rCJDI anil bu demanded an appearance before the aranct jury to present evidence be elalms will prove him innocent~ any Wl"Oll&dotnc. Meanwbl)e. a Diedrich fund· raiser at the Orance Mtnin1 Compal\)' rellt9Unnt in Ot'anp bu been planned for l'eb. lL No price bu been aet oo tbe ••aoueb Rider Ralph, the Orneriest Critter ill Town .. birth- day celebratloo. lnltead. doool'w are uked to coatribute wbat tbey feel is an •pPropriat.e amount. Man, 63, Sluhed OAKLAND (AP) -A 43-year- old man wu found dyinl' from a ..a.abed throat in tbe hallway of an Oatl&Dd apartment bulldlnc, pollce Hi4~ t . Purchase of land for a senior citizen housing complex. $250,000. 2. (tie) Improvements at aeni01' cithen center, $105,000. z. Ctle> Bushard Boys Club and community center. $205,000. .f. Oakview .Day Care Center, $65,000. s. Project to improve mobility or handicapped people In tbe city. <See SENIORS. Pase A2) Rites Set For Slain BB Woman Funeral services for Patricia Marie Lane~1 21, who was found shot to deam Wednesday near Santa Barbara. have been ten- tatively set !or Monday at Rose Hills Mortuary in Whittier, ac- cording to the slain woman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Laney, of Huntington Beach. Miss Laney, found with a gunshot wound on the left side of her head, was the first ot two slain women found in a billy brush area about 20 miles north of Santa Barbara this week, Santa Barbara County sheriff's de- puties said. The body of Jacqueline Ann Rook, a1ao 21 and a UC Santa Barbu• 1tadaa&, •u fo!"d Thursday afternoon in the Refualo Canyon area, deputies said. K1u Book'• body was badly de- compoeecl. coroner'• office In· vesti•atora aaid. Lab tests are now belnf conducted to de· termlne if the two •omen bad been raped. MlssLaneywaslast1eenbyber roommates Tuesday night. She frequently hitcbhik~d when travellni from her apartment in lala Villa near the university campus, they said. Mils Rook, another frequent hitehhlker, bad been mi Hin• since Nov. 20, deputies said. Search and rescue units are combine the canyon area tor another possible victim, MarY Ann Sarris, 19, Santa Rosa, who bas been milstnc since Dec. 6t of- ficials said. - Jnvesticators said all three women were just over five f~ tall, alJl}IUy overweJ1bt. about the same aae, groomed In similar manner and frequentbltcbhikers. -Runaway Boy ~oond Frozen LOS ANGELES (AP) -A ts. year~ld mental patient whose tro&en body was found atop a railroad car in New Mexico ap. panntly died from exposure dur· inC the Iona ride over the snow- covered llocky Mountains, authoritiu say. nae youth ... tentatively idea· tlfted u .John Michael Block of c..rrttoa, wbo disappeared from M~Utan State Hospital la Nonralk on Sunday after be leti with his mother oo a lunchtim• pus. His mother, Vlrllnia Block, later called tbe boel>ital to report be had run away from her at a Cerritos ebopplDa center. ....., ......... ..,~- 8ELSITO BEl,TS BACKHAND IN PfHQ PONG PLAY Top Paddle City Chief Ping Pong C~ Around city hall, they call him King Pong. HE'S CITY Administrator Bud Belsito and he wields the fastest ping pong paddle of all Huntington Beach employes. Belsito defeated Recreation Director Norm Worthy this week to run his unbeaten string to 22 games. He spots some opponents as many as 12 points. Belsito, who already hae won the city employes ....._...._iorue... ... ••' t Cllll d~ lea:a with partner Pafil Jewttt. t ·---. . THE aTY STAPF ping pone tournament bas been aolu Oil bol and heavy linee the Cb.rtstmas holidays. Oames are played oo the fifth floor of the civic center complex durinl lunch hours and after work. Belsito won the 1956 Marine Corps ping pong cbamrionship for El Toro. He was a champion in high schoo in Philadelphia. When Belsito backhands an employe, he stays . backhanded. But it's on the ping pong table. Valley Non-teachers Win_ ~&lary _B~ost Fouataln Valley ·•cbool CJart,dlstrlctneg~. trust•• ba•e approved a Tbe contract•atso calls form. two-t:; C!Olltraet With 400 non-ereaaed health and welfare teac employes calllnc for a benefits wldcb will cost the dll· five percent salary increue trict a total of $3f.161 during the from 11'71 to um and • four per'• nat two,.,.., the added. cent pay boost from 1m to 1978. Monthly •alarles for the dis- Tbe ft•e pereeat pay htlre ls trJct'a bu1 drivers, clerks, retroactive to July .~t lt'16. Tbe ln· cu 1 todlan1, main ten an c e Cl'euechalaries ww cost the dJI· . workera and food service trict a total of $217,087 over U>e emplo7ee will now range from next two yean, act:OTdlnc to Pat $512to..,,otticialssaid. Midway City Fire Bombs Lut year salaries ranged from $d'1to•14. Tbe two-7ear pact includes pro•illou for lf'levancea, or· ••nllaUonal security, leaves, transfers, evaluations, hours and necoUalJoDI. . Tbe dlltrlct'• non-teacblnJ employe1, represented. by the California Sebool Employes M· eoclation, approved tbe contract earlier this month, officl•ls aald. Retireee 'to lmt811 &eeident in Valley eon. Bakel will be inltalled u U.:. new lll'Wlfdentottbe F9Qntain :Valle1 atapter ~ tbe American MloelaUcm ot Retired Penom at the srouP'• meetiftt Feb. t, at 1 p.m. fll tbe Community Center, JQIOOSllltlr Ave. Afteraoea N.Y.Stoeks Action First as President WASHING TON (AP) -In bi.I firat executive order, Presicleat Caner today fulfilled ~ cam-patan propllle and aranted a full, complete and unconclltloul pardon to all Vietnam draft evader• not Involved tn a.a,. violent act. Deserters from the mmtary· forcea were not Included, bat Carter ordered an Immediate study of thelr cases and also· of the PoUible uparadlng of bait conduct or undesirable d..._. cbar1e1. · Presa secretary Jody Powell said there are .. no 80od estimates o/ the number (oC, people) that might be affected". by the pardon but that it la pro.• bably "well up to' the bUlldredl of thousands, tncludinc people who failed to re&Lster tor tbe draft." There are an unknQft number of people wfl9M failure to register b8I never come to official attention. Draft evaden who are d'f_.. seas may return home uQdao Carter's action, Powell aald. Tboae who have become citlsens or another country can come bome to vlslt famWes "without fear of prosecution,'• but lf they wlah to re1aln American cllllenshlp they wU1 ·have to apply under the same terms and condltlon1 aa. any other alien, be said. Carter's pardon included an order that the c•vernment •'forever ,,ve up lta riCbt to pro1ecute ' any of the draft evaders covered, Powell said.-He ezplalDed tbat tbe Carter .-!mlnlatratioft WU taklng 0 m. abndanee of cauUon .. in dolD& this, soi that no future •'- mln.latrat:Jcm « any future • torne1 eeneral could reinstate prosecution and 10 that the Cl.raft evaders need have no fear of future jeopardy. Draft evadert wbo joined a re-entry clemency program set up by President Ford•s 'ad· mllllstratioo are automaticalJ.y pardoned, too, under tbe terms of this proclamaUon and tbey would no Joaier be required to contt.nue service jobs, Powell· said. , · . Carter made bis plecl&e to pardon the cbaft evaders la l9'1S ... while eampetgnlng to win the Democratic presldentrar nomination. Be said that in Jafs (See PAJU?ONS, Paae AZ> Countian Nabbed On Porno Charges Westminster resident Pred J. Weilbelt, 56, was releued orr- $1,500 bail from <>ran1e Co.mity Jall Wednesday after police char1ed him wtth 50 cowrta ot selline alleged 00.cene material. Westmlnater police raided WeJ1beJt'1 warehouse last PJ1. day and found what they said wu $400,000 worth of pomocrapblc films and boob. Weather Variable clouds with . sbower1 likely lbrouih toniaht but decreaaln1 Saturday, miu mid to up. pereo.. Low148 to55. Other new oftlcen tO .M In· etalled are: Rob.atLebm .. ?tee • pretldent: Lee Parllb, 1eeretar1: Irene Baller. tnaaw•, an4 llarrilt Sarmr, aeelaaUn• COISlllllttee dlatnna.; • .4.f OAll.Y PILOT H/F 'rld!y, Jiinu.y 21, 1171 ' ' · Yale_ 'Duped'· Day Care .Aid Hope Dashed , ~an Spend& $15,000 on BOa.x N&W RAVEN, Cona. <AP> -ne appllcatloa of Aodna Alrea painted ldm Al just the 1ort cl •cbolar and 1entlemaa Yale -would like t.o educate. But u it tW"Ded oat. A.lrea laqbt Yale a leuoo. · The Californian pWJed ort one • of t.be bie&est bouea In the bia- tory of the 21~·Y•Ar·old Ivy Lea,ue ualveraity. Fourteen mootbs qo, tbe 21- year-old San Beraardlao resident aent Yale an application that described him as a WomanDiea Under I~ JUNE LAKE "(AP) -A Simi Valley woman phmced t.o her death in· the icy waters beneath a hocltey rink aft.er the ef. rona or five other skaters falJed to save ber. autboriUea said. 1 The Mono County Sheriff's office said searchers Hnally re· covered the body of Diana Hanna, 39, three hours after the five members of the June Lake community hockey team rescued her husband, Frank. One of the hockey players, Larry Jlliller, 2S, stripped to his sborta and J dove into the water twice in unsuccessful attempts to ~ locate the woman. Will 'Loot' Get Revenge On Burglar? A burglar who may have tem- porarily disabled bis loot ls sought today in a $2,100 Huntington Beach petstore burglary. Otricer Charles Poe was on routine pre-dawn patrol in the north city when be noticed so- meone had broken into Calypso Aquarium and PetSupplies, 16572 Bois a Chica St., police said today. He contacted the shop's owner, wbo confirmed that a parrot and two Macaws, both unusual birds. tr.ad beenat.olen. Police said they were &old the Macaws are ferocious biters. theorizing the Intruder knew what birds he wanled and how to ban.die Qltm . Roofer Dies After T111t1ble In Santa Ana A 35-year-old roofer died en route to a hospital Thursday morning aft.er belnc critically tn- jClred in a faU from tbe roor of a Santa Ana conatructton project. .t The coroner's otnce said Paul ~nnls McGrade of Duarte, fell 2' reet to a concrete alab shortly ah.er beginning work. Acccmlln1 to the accident re- port, McGrade plunged through a sltyU&ht In the roof that was covef'ed by a V•·lncb tbick sheet olplywood. The accident occurred on the '*'5tnk:Uon site al 1801 E . Oyer Road at 8:20 a.m., the coroner's olfice reported. S118peCt Booked JNDEPENDl!NCE (AP> -A Wyomlq man who cace lived In the Owena Valley bu bMn arrest~ ed fo-r a dynamtteexplotlon whlcb dlmased the aqueduct 1upplyin1 80 percent ol Los Angeles water, pqUce sa.!d. Robert James Howe, 20, o( Lander and formerly of 4ne Ptne, Calif.. was booked T'unday. OftAMOI COAST DAILY PILOT m"1U•lllLne1•,.. bUln ... mea\ be W41'1undit7. 7 s. e...._. to Ila" tomw a cbaln ot luxW')' botelJ In AJuka. to bave m•rteted bu1ine11 macblnee lo South Amutca. and to be nuen& in seven lan1uaae;1 - inclucUn8 an Indian dialect no looser spoken. Added to lb.la al· Jeced youthfu.l "auccesa, be •aid. were a near..petf ect tranteript from a presU.ious California hlgb school and glowing recom· mendations from teachers and b&Uiness e.xecuUves aU over the Western bemilspbere. Admitted t.o Yale's class of 1980 laat April. be wu heralded ln the scbool newspaper u one of the outttaDdinl students in the class. On Thursday, the youthful wbii Plant to obtain hmcb for• ~ poeecl day care cent.er at Oak View School tn HuntinstcJD BMeb have been all but duMd fer "t leut anoll• year, tcbool l.Dd cl- l1 otttelalJ bave reported. Oceen VI• Scbool Dlatttct of. tlciala have been a11f1t1n1 leaden ln the community around Oak View School, at 1TM1 Oak St., since 1973 ln aeekln1 (\IDda for the day can project. went to Yale's dean of ad-..,__.,.,.. Gftd ID.-2.--dS mlasiona, Worth David, with a r r. ..., r ~ conleuion: EYe:r'1tblllc in hil re- cord at Yale, Crom tr&n1cript t.o buaineaa interest•, was total "Statlstics in th1a po.rtioe ol Runtiastoa Beech indicate a real a1'd Hrioua need to fllSiat parent. of low income or tbc»e subllatlq on public uslatance from the county." Woody Chad· dick, uslatant superlatendent, told Oeea View Schoo.I DJJtrict tnlltees Monday. fabrication. Hia real name, be said, is Patrick Michael HcDennit, be remodels bouies and does odd jobs for a living, Engllab ls the only laniuage be spew, and be bas not attended school for five "Fritz" the cat gets along just fine with "Hammy" the hamater and "Sterling" the cockallel. They play regularly at the home of their owner. Cindy Craig ol Newport Beacf). Actually. explains Miss CraJg, Fritz doesn't play too hard. He just sits there. He doesn't move much for .dogs, or anyone else either, she added. ''Ninety pueeot ol t.be pareots that would utll1se lb.la service. accordlnt to our most recent~ vey, wowd be •ln&-le,p~eot. famllles," be added. p,.... Pflfle Al years. He said be spent about AR ONS $15,000 to carry out hla hoax. P D Dean David said bia reaction • • • was "alarm, distress and sur-first week In olllce he would is· prise." He refused to verify sue a full pardon for those who McDermit's claima ot what was evaded the draft in the Vietnam in bis folder because of Yale's war. He did Lt on bis first full policy on stud~ records. day there. But dean said that because Accordin1 to the executive or. McDerm.it has withdrawn from • der, the pardons covered the the university, YaJe does not plan period between Aug. 4, 1964, to lake any actiqn against him and March 28, 19'13, which baa "other tbao to ensure that be la been accepted as the Vietnam never able t.o reapply to Yale era. agatn.•• Said JfcDermlt: "I did it oo a dare. I just figured I wu smart enough t.o get in. So it they didn't want me as I was, l'd come in as somebody else." David also refused comment on how McDermit did academically, citing the un· iversity's policy on co?fidentiali- ty of student records. In addition to paying bis tul· lion, McDermit lived in one of Yale's residential colleges and was attending class in an honors course for freshmen. At the end or the fall term in ·December, McDennitofficiallywithdrew. "He stayed until he came t.o the point of sitting do)Vll to ftnish his first paper," said a roommate. '"Then be decided he had carried itfar enough."· Rain Erases Driver's Note lnHBCrash Mother Nature is a hit-and· run suspect today after a Hunl- inaton Beach man's parked car was damaged Tbunday nJght, by a driver who struck bis car ud left the scene. Art Ganst, of 8162 La Paz Drive. in north Huntington Beacbt. complained to Police Of. ·fleer Lee Case about the hit· and·run incident. wblcb be dis- covered early today. He said some motorist first crunched the auto parked at the curb in front ol his home but had the courtesy to leave a note of identUication under lhe wincbbidd wiper. Motbe-r Nature, Ganal com· plained. then hit the car and apologet.i~ note with a really heavy rain shower and eradicated idenUfication of the firsl peraan to bit it. The pardons for draft evaders do not include any cases "alleg- ing acta of force or violence de. emed t.o be so serious by the at. tomey general as to warrant con.. tinued prosecution" nor "those cases alleging acta in violation of the military Selective Service Act by agents, employes or of- ·ncers of the Selective Service Syatem arlslnc out of such employment." Powell said that in regard to mllitaty deserters and those with leas-than-honorable discharges "Pre~ldent Carter will act im- mediately t.o initiate a study in- volving the mlUtary, looking toward a possible upgrading by category of discharges on an ex- panded and accelerated review process." He said, "There will be no changes contemplated for those with bad conduct or dishonorable discharges." Pow,n a-1d that Carter aqd some of tu. top aides bad to the best or their knowledge met with every individual or group that re. quested such a meeting during the campaign t.o discuss Vietnam amnesty and bad beard views that ranged from doing ''absolutely nothing" to pardon- ing all of the draft 'vaders and deserters and accompanying that with a $4-bilUon payment t.o North Vietnam. President Carter considers bis move a "responsible and a moder ale course to follow," Powell said. "He does not expect that everyone In the country will agree with him.•• r ..... r.,,eAJ SENIORS ••.• SO.db<>. 6. Request.a for low interest loins for improvement. for low and moderate Jocome homes, Carte~: 'I l,ike Being President' WASHINGTON (AP> -Jim- my· Carter aalcl today be likes being pretldeot ud 1bowed it by giving 1,000 supporters who offered the Carten hospitallty during the campatp a hugllnr. ·kissing, bandabaking reception at the White Route. "I like 11," be &old reportera about tbe pre1ld1nc7 as be walked from the OVa1 Office to . the front lobby of t.be White CARTQSQO OU1' ON TOWN-A3 Bouse when be and bla wlle, Rotalynn. sreeted t.belr gueata one by one. As a candldat.e, Carter bad In· vited bis botu to the While House someday, and he be1an the second day of celebratJons marking bil inaugural aa 39th president with a recepUoo for them. Virtually all day was taken up with White House parties. Among those lnvited were gov- . ernors, who lined up for in- dividual pictures with Carter and Vice President Walter F. Mondale. Others lnvlled Included the Cabinet; I>emocraUc National Stab Victim Sues Concert Management A mao who was stabbed twice by an assailant who used his knife to kill another patron at an Escape Country rock concert sued the Trabuco Canyon facJUty Wednesday tor $5,000 in damages. Steven Bohl. it, of Orange, claims In his Orange County Superior court action that negligebt supervision or the cop- cert Dec. 12 led to t.be Cracas in which Paul Lynn Darshay Jr., 21, died. Larry Joaquin Niles, 20, was later booked on murder charges by the sheriff's omce and today faces court action. He is not named in the lawsuit filed by Bohl. Committee; state campaign man..,en; party finance com· mlttee members; tbose iD Jahor, bwslneas and entertain- ment who helped the Carter cause. a!ld Robert Fulbright, who publiahed Carter's cam- paicn biograpb,y: "Why Not the Beal?" The famllles Carter roomed with came from ciUes and &owns In almost every atate. "ExcltinJ clay," some aald, and others called the celebra- tions "auper" u they &old about providing ho.pitality to can- didate Carter and the various members of·hiJ fuiily during the camp~ign. Each received a bronze plaque engraved in black saying: "A ·member of the Jimmy Carter family stayed in this house dur- ing the 1976 presidential cam- paign." They arrived in buses from as- sem bllng points at nearby Ft . McNair and a Wubington hot.el, trooped into "lbe diplomatic en- trance and were treated to refreahmenta and music by aslr· in& qua~in tbe0East Room. GUILTY ••• Scudder pointed out that bis position as a beneficiary or the Laura Scudder trust made the subject of additional Cncome un- important to bim. He identified Sellers· as one of bis kJdnapers but was unable to pick out Wesson, the husband of Sellers' sister. Sellers and Wesson said they were two of four men who worked with Scudder in planning the phony kidnap and they identified their two accomplices during the trial. Deputy District Attorney Bill Morlsaey, well satisfied with the verdict, said no action wm be taken aaatnst those two men. "We 've got the two who courrt, • • be comm en led. "Anyway, we don't really have eoouah on the other two to pro- secute them." Board President Marianne Blank aaJ.d the district ku of· fered to &.ate land at the Oak View aJte for the day care e•ter project but b unable to provide 1una1. School district offlelal11 ud members of the Hunlln•ton Beach Human Resources CouDdl hoped for aome of the city'• *1.a mllUon lo federal Houatnc .... Community Development :Ad funds. · "The day care center la one ot our top prlorltiea, •• 1aid ltutll Balley, Hwnan Reaourcea COW>- cU cbalnnaa. But t.be day care project ts not amoa& the priority ltema in a lilt lo be presented by the HWlt- infton Beacb Houlin1 and Com-munity Development Clu.tens Adviaory Committee at a 7 o'clock meetlna tonl&bt ln Room B-7 of the Civic Center. "We have DO real plana for the day care center thi.s year but we are loe>kinc lnt.o other avenues ol fundin1," said Vivian Boros, city Recreatloo and Human Servtcm superintendent. Chaddick. who baa been work- ing with city and county of- ficials as well as Oak View com- munity leaden on the proposed project, said lbe center "will make time available to parent. who have not been able to seek a job or receive training that would maJte them eJ..lilble for employ. meat." "The day care center would aerve that PW'J>Ole extenalvel.Y." be.sded. "We are not going to diacoo- tlnue our interest," said Mn. Blaisk. "But I don't know where we go from here." ~ii Students . Wm DC Seminar Lora Abeita and Laura Gallear, student.a al Edlson High Scb~l in Huntington Beach. will attend the Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, a one-week seminar ·on the federal government. The girls were chosen on re- com m endatlons or school of· Ciclals. The seminar begins Feb. Sin Washington, D.C. WASHINGTON (AP> -By a voice vote, the Senate Tbursday confirmed Harold Brown, preai· dent of CaJTecb, to be secretary ol defense. Investigators today were try- iet to declpber I.he name, ad- dress and telephone number ror him. $100.000. • .................................................... ~ .. .,. .... ~~ 7. Oakview outreach program, .$31,~. Woman Killed In Car Cruh A woman drlvinC southbound oo Tustin Avenue In Santa Ana waa killed early today when she lost control of her car and it slammed into a tree. The coroner's office 11 withholdinc lhe victim's identity wrtil her next of kin can be told or her death. ll was reported the woman was drtvinc soutbbound on Tualln Avenue .outh of 17th Street abort· lY aft.er 1 a.rn., vtbeo she •P· parenUy lost control of ber Ulbtwe!Jbt torelan car and lt spun out of control on rain-tllck streeta and crashed into the tree. Ex-grid Star Opens Confab SAN DIEGO CAP) - Grauroota Rep11blleena ln Callfornfa bectn a aeries or polJUcal meetinll tbta Weekend with a fonntr lootball star takln1 tbe1potUfk Con1....men Jack Komp di 3uff alo, fol"m~r profeujoaal footb.U g_uarterbadl for Ole Su Dl••o CM.r1ert ud BDff alo Blllf, II to bet.,._.. •Peattr fot tb t two-day Cal Uor11h aepublfoa AaelObb' board Of dlNCtan~bt,.._ 8. Old Town Park, $250,000. 9. Orange County Fair Housing Council for assistance in housing problems, f7,2SO. Falling to make the priority list waa a request for an Olym- pic-sized swimming pool at Oce•n View Hl&h School for the handicapped. The pool bad been given grants of $215,000 in two previous years. Cott estimates for the project are $6SO,OOO. Other projects that the com· mlttee members reviewed in- clude Newland House renova- Uont, a clubbouae at Terry Park. ctty gym renovatlon1, storm d1:aln1, Improvement. t.o water main•. reconatruction of the Late Street Flre Station and te- novatlons of't.be city pier. A ptopoeal al10 waa made Tbundey n.llbt to buy the former civic center 1lte for comtnactton a a t.o lo-ctory ~ment tom· plex for HDior cft.l&en1. Tbe request waa tU!Md down by committee membert who I'll· preutd I dellre not M be tied down to a 1pedlic area for aenlor boualn1. Top Spe11ker Nan:ted' Jlif1y Hanke, a Huotlniioo Beacb Jntb Scbool 1enlor, bu won fffat pl~• In clil&d~t •S*eh contnt 1pon1oud by tb• Veterant of Pcn1o Wart ud lta auxtllat)'. She .m ·1Jv1 "1'. ~ ala• t.1lkSa.-ct11 att:•;.m.• tlM '/nf. lial, 11"1 CrU i..il. Hwat&qtoQ Be1Cb. MEASURE FOR TREASURE One factor overlooked by customers in buying carpeting is the measuring for yardage. All of our Salesmen know how to measure and figure exact yardage, often providing our customers substantial savings in yardage alone. Also. with the tremendous installation experience our salesmen have (each previously was an expert Installer for us). we are able to forsee any potential problem. Please stop in and look at the treasures available to you through our store. We have a gigantic selection, and the measuring will be ACCURATEr . DEN'S · :iiistillatiaii:·custom draperies ·"' · .~~. ~ linOlium • WOOd floor 1663 f'lAC!NTl.A AVENUE I l I I I Irvine EDITI O N Qt.. 70, NO. 21, 'SECTIONS, 42 PAGES TOtlay'• ~le lag N.Y.Steeka awyers Clash Sto·ck Sal By TOM BAllLEY Ol•Delly-MaH Irvine helteH Joao lrvJne tth'a lawyer was labeled a • Uar, •' t.be Jamt1 lrvtne Found•· waa dubbed "deceiUul" and e state attorney 1eneral'1 of. ce wu branded 11 "a eunuch'' c a stormy Orange County perior Court hearln1 Thurs· ay. Tbe uproar in Judie James F. • JudJe's courtroom was sparked when foundation attorpey Howard Privett tried to persuade tbe Judie to allow a new system of sealed blds to ed into effect when the poflPoned trial of the lawsuit flied by Mrs. Smith aeafnat tM foundation reauma . Jan. 31. Attorney Howard Friedman, representine Mrs. Smith, described the suggested move as "monttrou, ablolua.' ~tery and unp~tecS: tit woa't Dt 0bJddert to bid '-•UM tbe1 know that tbe foUndatloa la 'bound Md deteTmlned to 1tll oat to tbe MobU Oil Corporation," he told Jud•tludee. Th• Jurist appeared to acree. especially after be learned from foundation attorney Privett that MobU b not preparecJ to compete under any ayatem of sealed blds. MobU;a CUl'nlDt oller Of $111.9 tQllllon ln calb fW tbe fouada· lion'• c~ tatereet In Uae lrvlne Comp., it faYOred -foundatlm trwteea over offers submitted by two remalnin1 eompettt.on. Fcledman · ar1ued that tile fou•atiOD'• ~erence for tbe Mobil offer la ·-cuaranteed to · IClfe olf aQ)' bJdder Wbo .m,bt feel that It ii pointleu to submit a 1en1dne bld for a block of at.oclr tbat ll already commlt**I to tbe oil company. Privett aecuaed Fried!Daa ot lyin& iD tbe courtroom wbea Jin. · Smith'• Jn1yer atatecl that U. foUftdatiOft ls not iDterea&ed in iettln' a better price tban the "1J.~ a share 6red b)' Mobil. "Tbat is a total \niscantaie ot the truth," be told Judi• Juqe. Friedman said Deputy At· tomey Gfter'aJ Lawrence Tap- perJa "meek ac~ce" of tbe •ealed btddinl plan submitted by the foundation qu,allfied the atate ·••ency fbr the title he gue tt Thurtday -that of a •'shameful eunuch." And he brou•ht Privett to Illa feet ln fury when be told Juctse Jud'e that be learned this ~~ that Privett was represen'f'I <See llEl&ESS, Paie AZ> , raft Evaders PardOned . /·fttizen• Prote•t Overcrossing Hit in Irvine By BllAllY KA YE OI .. o.llY f'tfr9t 18H They're loine to try and take e brid1e in Irvine Monday Cbt. The structure hasn't even been lt yet. but opponenta plan to tend Monday's 7 :30 p.m. ans port ation commission eeting at city ball to tell com· ity Adds I '5,802 .To 'BudiJ~t Irin• City ~ aaemben a look at th1J r'1 budlet UJ'affy Dipt decided to mp in ID addltiohal $205,802 elty service. dwi.n& the next ix months. Tbey allocated the additional oney 8ftef' Jearninf that re- nues will total 0¥1'1Y $700,000 ore than expected. moatly ause of treater sales tu re- ues. A1110111 the actioDI ta.ken by the ell: -Salariu for city com- i11le>11en were doubled, jump- ' from *50 per montb to $100 r mont.fL TranaportaUoo, eom· uaity aervices ud plannln1 mmlN1oaers will be affected. -$4,'loO was allocated for rniture for the city council of· c•at the new city hall. -Sll1htly lea than s:zo.ooo was &iYen to the aclmlnt1traUve iervices department for more aupport penonnel and 1uppUes. However, couocllmeo deleted a btc1 for $S,0Dd to ftnance a c:6uul- taat '• alftnnaUve actJon poUey. They said city staff memben eouW do It tbemselves. -$20,080 was allocated for )Ddaeaptne at tbe Yale Avenue bicycle briqe. -About 111,000 WU allocated for the pabllc aafety si.tt for more offtce penoonel. --23.000 was aet ulde for a 1utter dralna1e improvement pro1ram, which wlll affect Colle1e Pm, Tul'Ue Boc:.k and Qalvudale. -About $30,000 went to tbe eoaimunity developsnen~ depert- JDftt to MYelop • llloullnf • IUnt and to 91Jocate one~--- 1o WOl'k on t.M11rrine Company'• lrvtne Center plans. -One area that wu deleted wa1 a reqaaeat for $JO,OOO to Juclac-i119 Wabtut A veoue ealt ot calnrDrlft. Tbe ~of the atra re- wnue will be put lnto the ceneral land. . J.'Z,$(JQ 1"1ine Homa Dark mi11ionen they are dead set agaiDlt a "*lcular overcrossing beioe built at Yale Avenue over the rallro.d traclta. Opponenta. who live in the Ranch, Deerfield. Willows and Callfomia Homes developments, say they wOllld not object to an undercroubll. But they i.nsist an overcrouill( or an enclosed tun· nel is out of the question. The same group met informal- ly with city aides late last year, wben tbey first announced their op~sition to the bridge. At that time, residents near the brldee stu said they were op- posed to the appearance of an overcroaaln• and were con- ceratd •beut aalett"' Despite their protest, city aides are ree.mmencu.1 tbat traaaportaUon commltslonen a~• tM dMp ol the project and forward it to tbe city council for final appr"Oval. The city councl1 already bas bud1et.ed $25,000 for plans. The city ii expecting to ultJmately pay about $75,000, witb the state pkkin& up 83 percent of the total tab, or·aboul$t65,000. If tbe overcrouinc ts built, it would provide an auto link oa Yale A venue from Irvine Center Drive to Walnut Avenue. At the preae•t time, cars are blocked by tbe raiiro.d tracks. Tbere ls a ne• wooden bicycle bridee at the aite. Fred Crowder, a spokesman for the opponents, said bis nel&bbors are not opposed to hav- in1 vehicular accus at Yale Avenue. "But what. we want ii an un- dercrOMiDf, not an overcrou· in&." Crowder expi.ined. He nid be plans to brine ex- amples ot bow undercroa,ainp have been iutalled in othet:. areu. such u the one that ,_. under tbe r.u.ro.d tracts at Lake Foreat Drive. Crowder pointed out that bis (See .aJDGB, .... Al) Golden Eagle Shot to Death EL CAJON (AP) -A 1otden ea1le h• been foUnd abot to deatb at San Vicente, reeervolr north•• otS-Dlep. TM U.S. Flab and Wildlife Serflee aai4 a amall-c.Uber riOe bUu.t ... foand Ja the bird. wlllcll la a protected spec.Lea: Its feet were removed.. • TM C!OP!ction for klllin1 a ..,..., ..... cu brine • sz.ooo ft:ne and OD1 year tn prisoo. . ' Carter Fulfills ·Promise - WASHINGTON (AP) -In bis flrat execuitve order, PresideDt Carter today fulfilled bla c:am- paien prombe and eranted a full. complete and uncondlUoaal pardon to all Vietnam draft evaders not involved In any violent act. . Deserters from the mWtary forces were not included, but Carter ordered an immediate study of their cues and also Of the possible upgrading of bad conduct or undesirab le dll- cha'rges. Pre11 secretary Jody Powell s aid there are ·•no 1ood estimates of the number (of people) that mllht be affected" by the pardon but that it b pro- bably "well up to tht bUndreda of tbou1ands, includmg peop&e who falled to re1tater for the draft." There are an unk~ n .. mber ot people Wbose failure to re,later hu never come to olftclat atteatlon. , Oelly,... ........ ,...icao-.,_.. Draft evedeta who are ov.,... seaa may ret\lrn borne under Carter 's actJon. Powell aaid. JOHN BLANSETT SAY9HE'S READY FOR NEXT INTRUDER AT MllA CHURCH Church Member C.ugttt Bwal•ry Suepect by SurptlH Thu'8d,W Morning Those who h ave become citizens of another country can come. home to visit famiUeJ ''without fear of prosecution," but if they wis h to r e gain American citizenship they will Church Guard ~18 Credit In Arrest ,., Costa Mesa churcheoer. who waUoped a burt)ary suspect over the head with a buebaJl bat early Thursday morn.in&, may have h elped police clear up 16 burclarlea and acts of vandalism that have pla&ued the city's west aideforweeka. John Cbarlea Blansett, 27, of 2974 Croftdon St., told officers he had been 1leepin1 at tbe Harbor ,U,.mbly of God Church, 740 W. WUaon St. lately, due to a number ot break-iM there and at ita ••teJJlte facJUty, Coata Mesa ChriltlanScbool. Police arrested a stunned DonaJd W•JH Pattenon, 21, of Coata Men, who was beinc de· tamed by Blansett in a church of- flce wbenthey arrived. "We are goln1 to seek several tbaraea of burelary, and one count of assault with a deadly wea,an aaainlt Patterson,", U. Georae L. Lorton eaid today. He said police have Unked t1MJ 1taspect with 16 incident• ot bar1lary and vandalism in the wut •Ide, lnclocUn1 the van• dal11m of Rea Middle School Jan .. 6 in which more than $15,000 fn audio vi.aual equipment and aup. pUn were destroyed with a bal~ "9nhammer. ' Views 2nd Campus "' have to apply under tbe same terms and condJtiona as any. other alien, be said. Carter's pardon included an order that the covernment ''forever etve ~ its rtpt to proaecute" any of the draft BJ WILLIAM SCllllElllER Of .. .,..,, ..... SC.ff Saddleback Collete trustees face a dedalon Monday nl1bt oa where to build a second diltrict. cam~. Becaue of the potentially larae audience, the board meet.· ine will take place at 7:30 p.m. in Boom 313 of the 1denee aod mathemada buUcline on the up- ~r campus. The board last fall cbole a ~te at tbe comer of Myford Road and Bryan Avenue on the unln· corporated Irvine Ranch. But two weelcl aeo, the lnine Company made a last-minute bid to ban tile aite moved a.s mil• south to a parcel at Irvine Center Drive and Jeffrey Road in the Cl· tyofl~. ' T.b.. week, th• com·pany un- veiled an offer to Mll tb• dlttrlct JO aeres at tbe uw site tor "5,000 an •ere and h'eae tbe price at. the aame level o+iir tbe Mxt fl•• yean for m)Otber IO contlfUOUI aer11 for expansion PW'POHI· Tb• coUM• -....... eel tM resulb of ft8 lndilptod.tat ap. pral1al ot the lfytord-BrJu Ille to-be SIO,ooe-.ACN. Company otheiall 111• tbe flla.i.r• wOilcl be ~ too low becauae comparable prtme development land was selling for between '75,000 and $9() 000 an acre and increasing in value at a rate of J.4 percct per month. ColleJe officlala have~spertt a fevertah week attempting to &et a prellmiftary appraisal of tbe <SeeCAllPVS. Pase AZ) Ir.Vfue Crash Of Truck, Car Hurts Three evade.-. covered, Powell said. He explained that the C&JWr adminlatratlon waa tak~I "an abundance of caution" in doing tbia, 10 that no future ad .. mlnlatratlon or any future at- torney .reneraJ could rehutate prosecution and so that the draft evaders need have no fear of future jeopardy. Draft evaders who Joined a re-entry clemency proiram _Ht• up by President Ford's •<t- miniatration are automat1cal17 pardoned, too, under the ~ of thia p~amatlon and they would no loneer be TequJreid ~ continue aervlce Jobs, P01Vell said. Carter made bis pleda. to pardon the draft evaders ln ms while campajp.ln1 to .MD tbe- (8ee PODONS. Pa1eAJ) •I , I A I DAIL v PILOT Gutbreak 0f Flu ATLANTA <AP) -An out· break of nu -the first In the na· tion this winter -waa reported at Nashville, Tenn., today by the national Centet foe Disease Con· trot. • The outbreak or rnnuenza B, · similar to the B·Hone Kong nu ot several years a10, waa reported amoo1 1tudents at Vanderbilt Uo.lveralty. Dr. RLchard O'Brien, a medlcal epldemlolo1lsl at the CDC. aald Vanderbilt authorities reported that physicians ln the unlversit.y's health center were seeing about 60 or 10 patients a day with an lnfluenu-lllte illness. There have been sc•ttued re- ports ot lnfluenn B in Pen· nsylvanla and Tennes.see, but the Vanderbilt illnesses are the first outbreak to be reported, O'Brien said. n..e is Money CAMPUS ••• ., compqy-olfered laad aad &bole resulta will be tent to ttuaie. "'°" tWt 111Mttn1. Dr. Sci Hart, a11lltant to Superlot-.at Robert Lom· bard!, 11ld UM primary concern of the admiDllt.raUoo la Ume. ··w • bope the board will come lO CIOtUN OD tb.la without furtbtr delay1 10 we can get &oinl oo the project, .. beaald. Thousb !t bat yet to cet the tun aU.nUoo ol tM colle1e board, a key i11ue in the fl.Dal deelalOID could be tbe QOlae of Jets from El Toro l(.artne Corps Air Station. The latest noise data on the baae, prepared by Ultruystems Inc., indicate. that the company- propoted alternative lies on the frln1e of the b11h·.noi.ee zone 1ur- ro~dln1 the base. . Moatottbeland'la within the80 to 85 CNEL (Community NoiH Equivalent Level) band, which maltea lt "generally acceptable" for such tbiap u boma and 1cbool1 it sound attenuailon tecbniquea are used. o.lty ................ HE.ADS CHARITY !VENT llunlcfpel Court'• Sohmldt An occurrence of nu is con· sidered to be an outbreak wben tb~e ls a maned increase in the nu ber ol patients la a liven po ulaUon. In an attempt to personalize things at the Bank of Irvine, Don Armstrong, loan of-ficer and appraiser. dreamed up a three· dimensional clock that can only be called a banker's delight. Instead or numerals, Armstrong has used paper money and coins for the clock, which ls beln1 used at the branch at 14322 Culvet Drive. The 1lte aelected by the college at Mytorct Md Bryan falla well below the • CNEL .line of El Toro. State re&Ulatory a,.ociea trowo on .cl>ool comtrud:lon tn DOiae &OGel b1Cber than 65 CltEL. Valentine Golf Pate Announced nuenza B usually attacks children and young adults. lt.s · mortality rate lJ much lower than lnfluen.sa A. The dilfuence between the two ty~s can be de- term ined only In a l~boratory. F ..... PogeAJ If you have either one, you f~l just as bad with beada~hes, body acae and rislnt temperature, doetors said. IRVINE HEIRESS. • • Swine nu is a type-A lnnuerua. 'lhere have been only five isolatei -Jaboral.Ory coJiflrma- tions -of A·Vlctoria nu virus in the nation this winter, O'Brien said. Influenza B occurs In out· breaks only about every third year, O'Brien said. Isolates of A· Victoria have been reported in California, Michigan, Alaska, South Carolina and most recenUy in North Carolina, the CDC said. "We have in effect a most ex· tensive search for nu virus ever undertaken," O'Brien aald ln an interview. "When you consider that two of these isolates (California and Michigan) were imported by visitors from foreign countries, it is an indica- tion that our network ls working and that there ls litlle A· Victoria." There have been only three caa.ies of A·New Jersey (swine. flu) reported, the CDC said. All of itheae were associated with swine farming. But possible transmission or swine flu among humans was re· porf ed last week lovolvinc two • people who came ln close contact wtth a 13-year·old boy wbo had swine flu tn Wisconsin. Stab Victim Sues Concert Management A man who was stJbbed twice by an assailant who med bis ~ to kill another patron at an Escape Country ro~ concert sued the Trab\M:o Canyon racWty Wednesday tor $5,000 l o damaaea. Steven Bohl, 21, of Orance, claims In bis Oraose County Suderlor court action that neC111ent aupervlslon of the con· cert Dec. 12 led to the fracaa in v.'hith Paul Lynn Danbay Jr .• 21. died. Larry JoaquJo NUes, 20, waa later boolted on murder charsea by the sta.rtrf's office and today fact11 court action. He la not named tn the lawsuit filed by 8obL leaden Gather BBllltrr. Lebanon <AP> Ce11a9r-1 Leiden ol the Chris· tJan Lebane.e Front be1an a three-day meetlnl today to ham· mer out pt"Ope»ala for reU1lous coeid1t.eoce in pt war Lebanoo. DAILY PILOT MoblJ in 11 unrelated lawsuits while he was acting for the foun· dation in opposition to Mrs. Smith 'a lawsuit. Mrs. Smith liled her action and was granted a restrainin1 or· der halting the aale when she learned &bat the foundation was · about to sell ita $4..5 percent COD· trolling interest ln the lrvloe Company to Mobil for $200 million. Courtroom action since. Sept. 14 bas produced. two other offers in addition to Mobil's $281.9 million bid: an offer of $302.9 million from a cooaortlum headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit de· veloper Alfred Taubman, and .a $286.2 million bid from Cadillac Fairview Corporation or Toronto, Canada. The competing offers are m!x· es of cash, notes and bonds. Foundation trustees are on re- cord as preferring the lower but all cash ofter. Shaking with anger, Privett told Friedman that the founda- tion's decisjoo oo the sale of its stock was "none of your busi- ness. "The foundation owe. no duty to Joan Irvine Sblith," he pro- tested. "She can sell heratock foe what it is worth but her lawyer cannot come in here today telllnc the foundation exactly bow their stock should bedlspoged oC." The Federal Tax Reform Act of 1969 compels the foundation to Cima Fndt Embargoed In Florida LAKE.LAND, Fla. (AP) -'11le F1orida Citrus Commission, act- ing in the wake of a record cold snap.set an embargo I.Odil)' on all shipments and sales ot fresh dtrulftuit effective at 12:01 a.m. &ST Monday. (Related story. A4). The embargo will last 10 days, and be followed by an addJtlooal two-week period in which citru sbiptnenu will be monitored by the state's fruit and ve1et.able in· sped.ion service. The purpoM of the embar10 la to permit inspection or the fruit to determine the amount of frost damqe, otftdala said. Withhold· lng of abipmeot is also intended to prevent a loo of consumer coafldence. Commllstonen .. cted durtnc an emerceney aeuioo aa a rault of four days' of sub-freeiinc tem· peratures which, a number ol ex- perts testlfted, damaaed an un- determlned pereeota1e of Florida'• multi·mllUon dollar crop of 211 IDllUon box a . "-°"~o.i•r.~""·••.....,. .. c_ • Some experts earlier estlmat· =~-=.~~~"; ed that35percentolthe cropwaa ~.....:::r-~~-=-~ •damqed. '""~~~ fi ..... .., -State offtclaJs sa.Jd only about ~--... ~:. $S 14 pere.atol each crop la sold as ... -.-..MK&,e.11-.-.. '""'fruit. Tbe rest con into pro- "-"·-eeSMd products and such aa con-' __ ..__ ~cea. -*•·an. oftbe halt la Dot af• ;-a~,_.,:=r-fectedbytbe._~o. ._ ":::::;.-=::- ...... :.=---··-' .......... -. aM.-.~..., .... ~t:t-.. ··-~--~Me<•11 IJW\ ............... .. ~-;:..':."~"'"'-- dispose of Its Irvine Company holdings by 1983. Mrs. Smith haa stated during the hearing that she prefers a sale to the Allen-Taubman in· tereats beca~ she haa been as- sured by the blddenJ that she will be allowed to retain ber minority interest ol 22 percent in the com· panyfoundedbyber:1randfather. And she made it cle'ar out.aide the courtroom Thunday that she would prefer a resumption of the trill and rejection of the sealed bid procedure proposed by the foundation. She got her wla~ in the ruling 1~lled but by Jud•e Judie. "I don't think bidden will get a fair chance ii they know of the Mobil offer and their refusal to participate in the biddin1," he told Privett. "There are far too many strt.na• attached to the set· tlement offered to me today .. "I wiah you could reach a set· tlement," the Judce told lawyers for Mrs. Smith, the state, the foundation and the Irvine Com· paoy. "But I don't want to be put into the position of holding sealed en· velopea and that sort of thing," Judie Judg, saJd. ''The court muat rernain aloof from thi.e kind of bargalnlng and It ml1bt be bet· ter if we gel back to trial pro- cedures." Judce Judge denied the motion for a new system or sealed bid· ding. He confirmed Jan. 31 as the dale the trial will resume. Mobil represent.aUves who at· tended the bearing commented outside the courtroom that the. company will extend the effec· tive date of its $281.9 million offer t.o Feb. 15 and poqlbly beyond that date if necessary. The antrY Privett refused to comment on Friedman's aJJega- tion that be wu IQilly ot confllct of interest by repraenting Mobil at Ute same tlme H he w~ repre1entln1 the fOUndatlon in the Joan Irvine Smlth lawsuit. "Friedman obtained that in· formation because he Lt current- ly taklng my depo8ltion," Privett said. "Frankly I think be bas violated the restrictive order granUd by Judge Judge In con· nectlon with that area of ln· qulry." "Baloney," Friedman said. ·•we have known for some time that Mr. Privett bas been WOfk. inl for 'Mobil and the foundaUon at the Hme lime. Kls aoUon• ln that connection speak for them1elve1." Privett and Friedman em- braced e.cb other shortly before they left the courttoom. ''No bard teelln1s. Howard?" ll'rledmao uked. "Hey. 1ou're rou1b OD me." Privett protested. "But I like you. Take care, Howard." ,,...PflfleAI BRIDGE ••• sroup also' t. not in favor of an encloaed tunnel because-ot the ne1attve imace it bu, mOlll,y from ~aateo 1tanclpoUat. He 1ald. lutead, be would favor u undettrout.os that la open leadloc up to and lead.ins out of the ttacb . scf!t~~R~~b.U,4t,._Be~od':te b:! will bear l.f'l'"'11dtl on a d;f eOM motion for a new trtal for eon· victed kldn.apers W!am R&ady Wesson and Rlckl D Sellen. Both ·men, fouocl I ltt TbW"I· day after belnt tried for the ab- duction ol potato chip heir Jobil H. "Jack'• Scudder of Newport Beach. will be sentaced on that date if the Oraswe County SUperlor Court JW"itl denies lhe rnotlon. Weuon, 45, of Tuatln, and Sellers, 21. of Hermosa Beach, face possible life term• ln prison for \he kidnaplng of Scudder, 64, lastAug.19. The son of potato chi'p pioneer . Laura Scudder was grabbed at gunpoint as he left his dentist's office in Huntington Beach and bundled Into a waiting motorhome. Scudder told the jury that he 1ained freedom in the Fountain Valley area by fakln& a heart at· t.ack aft.er one of his kldnapert left the van. He said he surprised the kidnaper by leaping from the vehicle and yelllnl for help while be galloped down the sid~walk, adhesive tape streaming from his head. Jurors contacted Thursday after the verdict was delivered said their slx-day deliberation mainly centered on the addl· tional char1es filed a1ainat the two men: allegations of bodily harm and the use or a firearm during the kidnaplna. ., Jurors said they were well aware that conviction on the ad· d1Uooal counta could mean life imprisonment without poaslblllty ol parole as opposed to llfe in prison with a poaslbJe parole after seven years. "No one really wanted all th•t, especially in the case of the young man (Sellers)," a woman juror aaid. ••we felt that he was pretty well dominated by Mr. Wesson." F,....P.,,eAJ A new Lincoln automobile wm be the topP.rlze in the ValeoUoe's Day Rol .. ln·One Golf Touma· • meot spomored by the Balboa 11land aa.,berot Commerce. Munlcti* Oourt Jpd&e Calvin Schmidt li ceneral chairman of the toumacnent whlcb atarta at l p.m. Feb.I 14 at tbe Newport BeacbGoll~e. PARDONS. Democratic presldenlial nomination. He aaid that to his first week lJ( office be would is- sue a full pudan for those who evaded the4raft tn the Vietnam war. lie dld it on 1lil flnl Cuti day th~. According to the executive or- der. the pardons eovered the period between Aug. 4, 1964, and March 28, ma. which has been accepted as the Vietnam era. The pardoaa for dHft evaders do not include aay ous "allee· lnC acta of force ot Violence de· emed t.o be IO aerioua by the at· toroey 1eneral .. to warrant con- tinued prc.ecuUon" nor ''those cases alleelna act.I la Ylolatlon of the military Selecth·e Service Act by agents, einployes or of· ficers of the Select.Ive Service System arising out of s uch employment." Powell said that in regard to military desertenJ and those with leas·than·honorable discharges "President Carter will act im· mediately to initiate a study in· volvlog the military• looking toward a possible uperadlng by category of discharges on an ex· panded and accelerated revlew process!' F,.._PageAI YALE ••• Dean David said bis reaction was "alarm, distress and sur· prise.•' He refused to verify McDermlt'• claims of what was in his folder because of Yale's policy on student records. But dean said that becauae McDermit b .. withdrawn from the uni venlty. Yale doea not plan to take any acUon against hJm "other than to ensure that be ts never able to reapply to Yale agaln.'' Said McDermlt: "I dl4 lt on a dare. I Ju.st figured I was smart enough to get in. So lf they didn't want me as I was, I'd come In as somebody else." David al5o refused comment o n how McDermll did academically. citing the un- iversity's policy on confldentiali· ty of atudent recorda. Proceerl from the charity event will o to the A.s~ment and Trea ent Services Center of Coastal Orange County, a non· profit juvenile divensioa proeram serv!n1 troubled youths lD the Harbor Area. To ent.er tbe compet.lUoo for the auto, a coatributloo ol $50 per person ls required. This aqwunt covers gree11 fees, a lbot at the car, acocktailpartyat5p.m.,and lbeawardad1nnerat7p.m. For those who don't 1'ant to play golf there ii another catecory that include!l the cocktail party and the diMer for $12.50 per person. Or, for a dona- tion of $10, the name of the non· playing donor will be listed on the official pro(ram. To make reservation11, call 675-6870. Roofer Dies ' After T1onble In Santa Ana A 35-year-oJd roofer died en route to a hospital Thursday morning after being crltk:ally in- jured in a fall from the roof or a Santa Ana construction project. The coroner's office said Paul Dennis McGrade of Duarte, fell 24 feet to a concrete slab shortly alter beginning work. According to the accident re- port, McGrade plunged through a skylight In the roof that was covered by a ~·Inch thick sheet or plywood. The accident occurred on the construction site at 1801 E. Dyer Road at 8:20 a.m., the coroner's office reported. Brown Confirmed WASHINGTON (AP) -By a voice vote, the Senate Tbursd-.y confirmed Harold Brown, pres!· dent of CaJTeclt. to beaecretaryof defense. MEASURE FOR TREASURE One factor overlooked by customers In' buying carpeting· ls the measuring for yardage. All of our Salesmen know how to measure ·and figure exac( yardage, often providing our customers substantial savings in yardage alone. Also, with the tremendous installation experience our ·salesmen have (each previous Iv was an expert Installer for us). we are able to forsee any potential problem . P•ease atop in and look at the treasures avallable to you through our store. We have a· gigantic selection, and the measuring will be ACCURATEI QE~'S :iiiiiliilat1iin:·cu~tom drapsri~s linoleum • WOOd floor ' OL. 70, NO. 21, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ·awyers Clash • ID. By TOii BAllLEY °'* O.ilJ l'llet Miff Irvine belre11 Joan lrvine ith'a lawyer was labeled a • Uar,''theJameslrvlne Found•· on wu dubbed .. deceitful" and e state attorney gene.rat's of-ce was branded as "a eunuch" i a stormy Orange County perior Cow:t bearing Thun- !fhe uproar in Judge James F. • Jud1e'1 courtroom wu aparlted when foundation attorney Howard Privett tried to persuade the judce to allow a pew syatem of sealed bida, to go into effect when the potq>oned trial of the lawsuit filed by Mrs. Smith against the foundation resumes . Jan. 31. • Attorney Howard Friedman, representing Mrs. Smith. described the suggested move as Flu Outbreak . Hits Nash ville I I ATLANTA (AP> -An out- eak of nu -the first in the na- n this winter -was reported Nashville, Tenn., today by the tional Center for Disease Con-1. The outbreak of Influenza B, e liar to the B·Hong Kong Ou of veral years ago, was reported ong students at Vanderbilt Diversity. Dr . Richard O 'Brien, a edical epidemiologist at the CDC, said Vanderbilt authorities reported that physicians in the university's health center were seeing about 60 or 70 patients a day with an influenza-like illness The.re have been scattered re- port. of Influenza B in Pen- nsylvania a.od Tennessee, but the Vanderbilt illnesses are the first outbreak to be reported, O'Brien said. thryn Cook, ~dCoach's :Widow, Die& An occurrence or nu is con- sidered to be an outbreak when there is a marked increase in the number or patients in a given population. lnfluema B usually attacks cbildr~ and young adults. Its" mortality rate la much lower than InlJuema A. The difference between the two types can be de· tennined only in a laborJtory. I_ l1tatbrJn M. Coot, widow ol t er Santa Ana College foot· • 11 coach Andrew Jackson ft' UI" Cook. and a 66-year red- nt ol Laguna Beach, died unday at the age of 71. Tbe death followed her band's by leu Ulan a year. n . Coot died at South Coast munity lloapital. Sertices were 1cbeduled at 3 • llOftday at Pacific Vlew pet, Newpcirt Beach. Burial be ln Pacific View Memorial rk. n . Cook wu born ln lAJI 1eles in 1*. She was the u1bter of the late C.C. avatb, a former baseball er Wbo served for 30 years u pna BeaehJudfe. ... h .. band ~bed football .. Jat« became athletic dlrec· W' at Santa Ana CoOese In 28-nar career. I j lln. Coot la survived by a 6-Wpter, K. Vlrlinia McMillan ef C.ta Ken: a sister, Barbara .Jttcobl of Colla llen; crand.lons •kbael and Andrew McMillan of C.&a ...... four meets and two ..,. ... . 1· 'J'b• family baa au1ge1ted IHmOrial cedributiou to the AericmaCmcer SocietJ. Man, 63, Slashed OAKLAND (AP) -A a.year· dd man was fOUlld d~,1 ltom a llnshed throat in tbe wa1 of • Oakland apartment building, police aaid., Cop Shoo.ting Attidenltd SAN. FRANCISCO <AP> -"Police ny an off-duty Gtflcer cbufq and shoot· Inc at a ,_... 1natew waa aceldentall1 abot three tillM!ll by an on-duty policeman cbaalDI tbe • ,ameman. . Gre1ory Lynch, 21, with • ballet wounds ·to both 1lloulden and his lower bod7. waa llate4 ln aaU.fact«y coadidon to- • da1 at San l'ranci•co G•~•ral lloapitaL Police • W.tmed u.. o6ke.r who 1laot bllQ •• Walter c.uop. Depot1 police chief Clem DMmidl Nici aaw tbe -bootJn1 wu ''un· fortunate" aDd due to tM • •eetJc· drcumatuffl l• wllida the ome.r• work.lit. If you have either one, JOU feel just u bad with headaches, body . ache and risinf temperature, doctors said. Swine flu ls a type-A influenza. There have been only five isolates -laboratory confirma- tions -of A-Victoria fiu virus in the nation this winter, O'Brien said. Influenza B occurs in out- breaks only about every third year, O'Brien said. Isolates of A· Victoria have been reported in California, Jifichlgan, · Alaska, SoQth Carolina and most recently in North Carolina, the CDC said. ·•we have jn effect a most ex- tensive search for nu vlrua ever undertalen," O'Brien said in an interview. "When you consider that two of these Isolates <CaUfom.la and Michiian) were imported by vi•llors from forelfn countries, It ls an indica- tiOQ that our network ls working and t)lat there is little A· Victorla." . There have been only three• cases of A-New Jersey (swine Ou ) repol'ted, the CDC said. All ol tbeae were associated with swine farming. But pouilj>le tranami.Hion or swine flu among humans wu re- ported Jul week involviD« two people who came in cla.ae contact witb a J.a.y~ ltoy •ho bad awlne flu in Wisconsin. O'Brien aaid there have been no indications. of further traatml.Uion from human to bwnan. Golden Eagle . Shot to Death • • EL CAJON (AP> -A &olden eacle' has been found •bot to-de. afh at· San Vleente reaervoir nortlleut of Saft l>l•lb· '?be U.S. Flab aod Wildlife Senlce aald a amall-callber rlfle bullet WU found In the bird, "6eb it • protected apeeiea. lta · teet were nmo•ed. · 'ftMI conviction for kltuna a &Olden eaale can btt111 a $2,000 tine and one 1ear Jn pr1son • Holloway Reported In Stahle Condition Actor 9WrUq HolJowa1. voice of a famlJ el"lfalt DllMJ ~·· toon ~ •u INDelted 1mpro•.t am • ...._~1Nll'' to- day at ..a. OoMtJVommuldty ... _. ..... IA&D •. Tii" .. 'Jl., ... -old 8cMb Lquna • l"Hld•l\t WU 84~ to the _,.... Jiai J9 ..... .,, ..... cbett , ....... Hoepftal 1,0b1mm ............... ta lta\le CODdt· u.. j\ • "monatroua, abloklte aflroat.ery '. lfoblJJt eurreat offer of •.• and unprecedented. Wewon't1et mUUo• in cm for the ~ .bidden to Md because Chey know tioG •a ooatro01n1 iawrest In u.e that the loundatioa b bound and lrriae C --C:: faYOl'ed 1'J determined to a_ell out to the fouda-over on .. MobU Oil Oorporatloo, ",be told submitted b1 two remaia.1.._ Judee Judie. competlton. · The Jurilt appeared to agree, Prledman ar1u1d that th• especially after be learned from foundaUaa'1 preference for the foundation attorney Privett that )(obU offer ia auaranteed to Mobil is not prepared to compete scare off any b6dder wbo m10t under any syatem of sealed bids. feel that it la pointJeM to aubmft a Frit% and Friend• renuine bid for a bloct of atodt that i• already commilt.ed to tbe oil comp_,, · Prlntt accused Friedman of l>iDt ln tbe courtroom wben lln. · Smith'• lawyer atatecl that UM foundation la not interested in ceUJD1 • better price than the $.13.50 a share ottered bJ Mobil. ''Tu~ ia a total D\ilcatria&e ~ the lruth." be ~clJ"ud1•Judce. . Friedman said. Depu'y At· "Fritz" the cat gets aJong Jus~~~i5f .NewPOrLBt~b: _.Utll~i~lai~_Kill..· "Hammy'' UM ba'°ster tnd · Crtilg, I'Mb~Plalf'Oi liud. He Jun the cockatiel. They play regularly at t e sits there. He doesn't move ·much for home of th~ir owner, Cindy Craig of dogs. or anyone else either, she added. During their two-week child abuse trial, a Camp Pendleton Marine and hjs 23·year-oJd girl friend blamed each other for the severe beatlng and mistreatment of the woman's 2-year-old girl in San Clemente la.at August. M the trial of Private Ray Bolden and Carolyn Brewster drew to a close Thursday, pro- secutor Frank Fasel told the Jury the two defendants abare equal blame for the near-fatal injuries inflicted on the child . Fasel held large colored photo- gra pbs of a haltered Cor~ Brewster to his hand as he de- manded that the jury find the pair i\lilty of three crimes relat. ed to child abuse and neglect. "But when it came time for the defense attorneys to hJve their say, they took turns lblamln1 each other's client for the cruel treatment of the child. Both defendants were arrested Aue. 17 after the uncoracious child was ruahed to San Clemente General Bospital frqm a San Clemente motel room shared by Bolden and Mrs. Brewater. Dc>ctors at the hospital found Cora bad suffered brain damage, had a broken arm, bite marks on her arm, cigarette bu.ms on her ohest and heavy bruises on her body. Mn. Brewster as "a woman so rotten her own family won't have anytbine to do with her.'' He aaJd the 20.year-old. red· haired Marine be represents fell ln love with Mr.i. Brewster and became an unwittin1 pawn in a gaJGe Mrs. Brewster played to slli1\ sum (rom herself. But deputy public defender Thomas Hahn said the opposite ls true. Hahn aatd Mrs. Brewster was Mer underaoing surgery, the •• cbi.ld recovered from her iojuriea and reportedly ls now livin& in a foster home. ln bis clo1ln1 argumeota, Boklen's lawer lawyer described • afraid of Bolden and concocted# v~ous stories at. the time Qf her arre•t to protect hlm. · By the time the attorneys finished tbeir arguments, t~ two-week trial or Bolden and Mn. Brewster was at an end. And Orang~ County Superior Court, Judge Jlarmon Scovllle began preparing instructions for the jury that was expected to belln declding the two defen- dants' fate someUme today. Capo Athlete Honored As ~&y of Year' A U ·year-old San Juan Capjatrano athlete hH been nanted South Coast Boys Club "Boy of the Year." Louia "Duke" Juarez was cit· ed fqr "a retaartable record of 1cbOIHtlc and athletic ac- compliltunent." Tb• Pana Hilla mcb School youth wu acclaimed by the Boyt Club board of directors u ••an tnapJratlonal leader of youn1 bo1• and 1lrl1." The 1trat1ht•A · 1rade tcbool and 1'8"~~1cbolarlathe toll of llr. IDd Mn. Loa.ii Juares, JlMlCalleae,.alda. . Hts llllb Hbool honors lnclude <See ATllLITE, ••re Ai> Afteraooa toe ks torney Geaeral Lawrence Tap- per'• "meek acceptance" of U.. sealed biddlng plan submitted by the fottod.UO.. qu•llfled the atate agency for the. title he gave 4t Thursday -t.bat of a "sbameM eunuch.'' · And be brought Privett to tm feet tn fury when he told Juqe Jud&e that be learned thls week t.bat Privett was represe.nU.C (Bee llElllESS, Pase AZ) • Car1er Fulfills Promise W ASHlNGTON <AP) -In b1s first executive order, President Carter today fulfilled hil cam-paign promise and granted a full, complete and uncondltionat pardon to all Vietnam draft euders not involved in any violent act. Deserters from the military forces were not included, but Carter ordered an immediate study or their cases and also ot the possible upgrading or bad conduct or undesirable dta- charge.s. Preas secretary Jody Powell said there are "no good estimates or the !'\Umber (\)f people) that mJght be affected" by the pardon but that lt ls pro- bably "well up to th# hundreds of tbousanda, including peopl• who failed to register for tbs:..,. draft." There are an unltnowi"r number of people whose failure to refiJ&el" hu neve.r come to. offtclal aU.Uon. Draft evedert who are over· seaa may return home under Carter'• action, Powell said. Thoae who have become citizens or anott}.er country can come. home to visit familJes "without fear of prosecution, .. but if they wish to regain · American citlzenahip they will 'have to apply under the same terms and conditions as any other alien, be said. Carter'• pardon included an order that the government "forever P,ve up its right to prosecute • any or the dran evaders covered, Powell said. He explained that the Carter· admlnlstratloa was taking "an abundance of caution" in doing th)•, ao that no future ad- ministration or any future af. torney general could reinstate prosecution and so that the draft evader. need have no feat or future jeopardy. Draft evaders who joined" a re-entry clemency program set up by Preaident Ford's a d- mlniatratlon are automatlcaU1 pardoned, too, under the terms of thla proclamation and they would no lonaer be required to continue 1$ervlce joba, Po.well said. . Carter made hla pled1e to pardon the draft evader• In 1975 while dmpal1nin1 to win t.be (lee PARDONS, Pate Al) Coast Weather 1 Variable clouda wllh showers likely throu1h tonllht but decreaalna ' Saturday. Hilb• mld to up· per80t. Lows 48 to55. 1 1N81DETO•~Y DAILY PILOT L/SC Friday, Januery 2t. 1m MebU ln 11 WU"elat.ed lHttultl wbile be ,.. .. actlnC for the fouo- datloa In oppoeltlon to Mn. Smith 'a lawsuit. , Kra. Smith flied bu acUon. ~ and waa iranted a restralnln1 or- der halUnt the sale when ebe l•naed that tlMI .!oundaUon was dc>ut to sen tu 54.5 percent COil· trolling loteresl ln tbe Irvine Company to Mobil for $200 million. CQurtroom action since Sept. H ha• produced two other oftera in· addition to Mobil's $281.9 mtUlon bid: an offer of $302:9 million from a consortium hftded by Wall Street financier Cbarles Mien and Detroit de-veloper Alfred Taubman, and a $216.2 million bid from Cadillac Fairview CorporaUon of To~nto, Canada. The competing offers are mix· ea of caah, notes and bonds. Foundation trustees are on re· cord aa prefenio& the lower but all caaboUer. Shaking with anger, Privett told Friedman that the founda· tlon 's decialon on the sale of its stock was "none -or your busi- neH. "The foundation owea no duty to Joan Irvine Smllh," he pro- tH'ted. "She can sell herstocktor -w at il a. worth but ber lawyer capnot come in here today telline th~ foundation exactly how their stock should be disposed or.'· The Federal Tax Reform Act or 1969 compels the foundation to dispose of its Irvine Company holdings by 1983. ¥rs. Smith bas stated during. tb• hearing that she prefers a sa'4! to the Allen-Taubman in· terests because she has been 85· SPJed by lhe bidders that she will 'ha.allowed to retain her minority interest of 22 percent in the com· pany rounded by her grandfather. South Laguna Man Sentenced For Burglary A South Laguna man who gained entry to a Laguna 'Niguei home by knocking and calling out .. Sweetie" -a term of endear· m·ent used by the victim's husband -has been sentenced to 90 days in Orange (.;ounty Jail after pleader guilty to burglary charges. Superior Court Judge James H' 'Walsworth ordered the jail term for Damian Joseph Hobmann, 18, of 203 Monarch Bay. and placed the defendant on three years probation. Holzmann was arrested Seot. 2L _../ter he 1atned entry to the home and then threatened the woman occupant with a knife. She said be fled when she fell and began to scream. . Judge Walsworth dismissed re- lated charges or assault with a deadly weapon and aasault with intent to commit rape. Marine Held After Woman Hit by Aut-;> San Clemente police Jailed a Calnp Pendle&on Marine Than· daJ after an erT&Ucally driven cat jumped the aldewalk and kn6cked down a woman walldn& her Chihuahua. Pbyllla Soderlund, 11, of 405 Av~nida Granada, euffered a l>Wicture wound ln her lower lee, but was not aeriouly injured. Tb~ tiny doe WU unharmed. Aneated on chars .. of fe)oey tut·aael·run and ,.._, dnuaken driving wa• David Lee Millspauab, 19. Police laid tbe- ear w H at Anaida Granada and Calle Seville when it left the roed and struck a fin bydtut. a wall, a Potlm tree and the W'OIDU. MU11pau,b wu held in lieu of SS,000 bail. DAILY PILOT • • ADI •be m• lt dear oatald9 tk eeu.rtleOm 1.'h.rNay tU&. 1'oulcl prtfer a rawnptloa ol \be tttal ... ~~the Malaid bW proHdUH Jll'Opo9ed b7 Ule foaadatkm. Sbe sot her wish in the ruling apelled out by Judie Judie. "I d0b1t think bidders will gel a fair chance ii they know of the Mobil otter and thelr refusal to partlclpat.e lo the bJddlnc," he told Privett. "There are far loo man:v 1trtnu attached to the set- tlement oflered to me today. "I wish you could reach a set· tJement, •• the Judge told lawyers for Mra. Smltb. the atate, the foundation and the Irvine Com· pany. "But I don't want to be put into the position ot holding aealed en- velopes and that sort of thing," Judge Judge said. ''The court must remain aloof rrom this kind of bargaining and it mi1ht be bet- ter lf we get back to trial pro- cedures. •• Judge Judge denied the motion for a new system or sealed bid· ding. He confirmed Jan. 31 as the date the trialwill resume. · Mobil representatives who at. tended the hearinl commented outlide the courtroom that the. company will extend the e!fec· live date or ita '281.9 million offer to Feb. 15 and possibly beyond that date if necessary. The angry Privett refused to comment on Friedman's allega- tion that he was guilty of conflict of interest by represeotini Mobil at the same time as be was repreaenting the foundation in the Joan Irvine Smith Jawsuil I',.... Page Al YALE ••• Dean David said bis reaction was "alarm, distress and sur- prise." He refused to verify McDermit's claims of what w .. in bis folder because of Yale's pollcy on student records. But dean said that because McDermit bas withdrawn from the university. Yale does not plan to take any action a1ainst him "other than to ensure that be ii never able to reapply to Yale ·again." Said McDennit: "I did it on a dare. I just figured I was smart enough to get in. So If they didn't want me as I was, I'd come in as somebody else." David also refused comment on how McDermit did academically, citing the un - iversity's policy on confidenUali· ty of student records. In addition to paying bis tui· lion, McDermit lived in one of Yale's retldenUal colletea and was attending class in an honors course for freshmen. At the end or the fall term in December, McDermttofficially withdrew. "He stayed until he came to lhe point of sitting down to finish his first paper," said a roommate. Niguel&ueball Si,gnup Set. Registration for a new Laguna Nituel Utde Le.,ue Baseball pror•m will be held from 9 a.m. t4 p.m. Saturday and •1aJ.n Jan. 2'1 at the Crown Valley Elementary School field. The lll'OIJ'am is open to boys and alrll 8 to 12 yean of age by Joly J. Fee is $15. Coaches and team manqers are needed as well. Further information ii available by callln1415-1383. Tryoata will be held Feb. lt, 218, aJSd 2'1. Tbe first game will be April 11. Burglary S]!ree Solved? BJ STEVE M1'l'CIRLL OflMo.lty ~'"'" A Costa Mesa cburcbaoer, who walloped a burtlary sUlpect over the bead 'Mt.b a bueball bat early Tburaday morn!nt, m&J have helped police clear up 18 ' burglarl• and acta of v.andallam that have placutd tht clt,y'a west side for weeb. Jobo Charles Blamett, 2'7, ol 2974 Croftdoa St., told oUlctrt M had been 1Ieeotn1 at the Harbor Assembly ol God Church, '140 w. 1 WU.on St. lately, due to a number of break-Int there and at ita satelllte faclllt1. Costa Mesa CbrllUanSchool Police arreated a atunned Donald Wayne Pattenon, 21, of Costa Mesa, wbo was belnt de- tained by Blansett in a church of. fice wbenthey arrived. Oellt, ........... ~O' ........ JOHN BLANSETT SAYS HE'S RIADY FOR N!XT INTRUDIR AT MESA CHUACH Church Member Caught 8urgfery Su1..-ot bJ Sutprft• Thureday Momtng "We are coing to sett several cbarces of burclary, and one count of assault witb a delllilbi weapon qalnst Patterson. .. u.; Geor1e L. Lorton 1aJd today. He aald police baye Uaked the suspect with 16 incidents of burglary and vandalism ln the west side, lncludini the van- dalism of Rea Middle School Jan. 6 in which more than $15,000 in audJo vllual equipment and sup- plies were destroyed with a bal-peen hammer. CUSD Teac~e~' Pay Up . Average Teacher Earning $15,212 Yearly Lorton would not elaborfte on what fact.a the police mllht have to link the suspect wltb the burglary and vandaliam lnci-By ANNE COOPER OI ... Delly"'* .... " The majority or Capistrano UnifJed School District teachers are earning 12.9 percent more this year than tlley were laat year, accordini to Sam Chicas; uslstant superintendent. Except for about 120 teachers, who are at the top of the pay scale, tbe remainder of Caplatrano's 644 teachers re· celved an 8.4 percent negotiated salary increase and an average 4.5 percent step increment, based on their teachln1 ex· perience, Chicas said. Tbe average teacher ln the dis· trlct received a pay bike of $1,810, bringing him from last year's salary of $14,033 to a cur· rent $15,212. This pay boost followed trustee approval this week of a contract between the district and the Capistrano Unified Education AsaociaUoo, F,.._PageAJ ATHLETE. • selection as most inspirational wrestler. Juarez was a varsity wrestler on the school's league championship team and won second place in statewide free. style wrestling competition in 1175. At the Boys Club, Juarez bas been active in virtually every sports and social activity, as player, coach, umpire and karate teacher. He was club champion in foot· baJJ and archery. and won the club's Presidential Award in runnlnt eventa. His athletic proweu wu ftnt noticed in the stxth grade, when be excelled In wreatllnt and karate, as handball champion and on the baseball team. Juarez was 1972·73 atate karate champion In freestyle flthllni, and bold.I the rant ol Junior black belt. Juares t-.pe worts a,p=-imateb' Z5 boun a week HI~ carpenters ID butldiot a llew Boys Club nmnaatum. . aeWnt tbe a.• percent aalary in-. crease. IA addlUon, the "averate" teacher la~.-. 4.5 percent. or about '830. 1DOl"e tbia year. Tlda buUt-1Jl raJn compeoHtea a teacher for eech «!OOlecuUve year he tacbll ill Caplatrano acbooll. r Trumaia Benedlct, deputy auperintmdent, pointed out that the •• averqe .. te.c.btt eldltl oo. ly u a atatildcal eotlty for com· . putatlon purpoees. Benedict said tbe contract. in effect July 1, 1976, throush June 30, 1978, will cost district tax-payers $902,689. · The district had budieted $10,151,819 !or teacher salaries befo.re the contract wu ne10Uat- ed, be said. 'lbia·figure included the experience increment. With the 8.4 percent raise, tax- payers will toot an $11,054,508 blU for teacben' salaries. The negotiated 8.4 percent salary booet is retroactive to July F,....Pt1geAI PARDONS. • Democratic presidential nominatioa. He said that in his first week in office be would is-sue a full pardon for those who evaded the draft in the Vietnam war. He did it on bis tint full day there. Accordinc to the executive or- der, the pardom covered the period between Aue. 4, 1964, and March 28, 197S, which bu been accepted u the Vietnam era. The pardons for draft evaders do not incJUde any cases "alleg· log acts of force or violence de- emed to be so serious by the al· torney eeneral u to warrant con· Unued p!'Oleeullon" nor "those cases alleamg acts in vioJatioo of the military Selective Service Act by ageall, employea or of. ·ncera of the Selective Service System arlaln1 out of such employment.h 1, Benedictsaid. A teacher new to th• Capistrano district last year WU paid $9,1116, if he bad oo gJ'aduate ubool credlt.a. A teacher hired this year with only a bacbdor's d~gree is receiviDC •.a under the .new contract. denta. butbedidsaythemethodoC operation in the cues was similar. Blansett told police that be and a teenage boy bad been sleeping at the cnurcb aft.er $300 lo ca.sh waa taken from the facillt1 in a burglary last week. , SaMleback Board Views 200 Campus 87 WILLIAM 8CBBEIBE8 Of Ille o.tty f't11uutt Saddleback College trustees face a decision Monday night on where to build a second district campus. Because of the potentially Jarie audience, the board meet. inc will take place at '1:30fp.Dl. in Room 313 of the science and mathematics building on the up. per campus . The board Jut fall cboae a site at the corner of Myf ord Road and Bryan Avenue on the unln· corporated Irvioe Ranch. But two weeks ago, the Irvine Company~ a last-minute bid to have the site moved 3.S miles south to a parcel at Irvtne Cent.er Drive and Jeffrey Road m the Cl· ty of lrvtoe. This w~. the company un- veUed an oiler to aeU the diatrict 20 acres at the new site tor $45,000 an acre and freeze the price at the same level over the next five years for another 80 COlltilUOUS acres for upan.slon purpoaea. The college bu revealed the results ot lta Independent ap. prafaaJ of the lly(ord-Bryan site to be $30,000 an acre. Company officials said the fiture would be coutdeted Ulo low because comparabfe prime development land was se111n1 tor between $75,000 and $80,000 an acre and lnereaalnl in value •t a rate of 1.4 percent per month. ColJege officials· have spent a feverish week attempting to 1et a preliminary appraisal of the company-offered land and tboee results wiU be sent to truatees before their meet.log. Dr. Ed Hart, a11lstant to Super.Intendeot Robert Lom- bardi, said the primary concena of the admiolstratioo b time. "We hope the board will come to closure on tbta without further delaya 50 we can cet IOlnC Oil the project," he said. Tbough it hu yet to let tbe full attention of tbe colle1e board, a key ~sue ln the final decision could be the noise of Jets from El Toro M arioe Corpe Air Station. The latest noi.H data on the base, prepared by Ultruyatems Inc., indicates that the company-propoaed alternative llea oo the friol• of the h.l1h·DOIH zone ~· rouodio'g the base. Moat ottheland is within tbe8CJ to 65 OJEL (Community Noise Equivalent Level) band, wbicb makea it ·i1::ally acceptable" for such u bo111ea and scboola 1t sound attenuaUon techniques•• med. The aJte ae.lected by tbe eoUece at llyford and Bryan faUa well below the 60 CNEL line ol El Toro. · State re1ulatory •1eacle1 rrowa on acbool COOltruetioa in noise zones bl&ber than '5CNl!L. MUs Dana Point Contestants Sought MEASURE FOR · TREASURE One factor overlooked by customers in buying carpeting is the measuring for yardage. All of our Salesmen know how to· measure and figure exact yardage, often providing our customers substantial savings in yardage alone. .. . Also, with tt'te tremendous installation experience our salesmen have (each previously was an expert Installer for us). we are able to forsee any potential proplem. Please stop in and look at the treasures available .to you through our store. We have a gigantic selecti9n, · and the measuring will be ACCURATE! OL. 70, NO. 21,' SECTIONS, '2 PAGES awyers Clash • ID By TOM BOLEY ot•DallYf'llet ... H ~ lrvtne heire11 Joan Irvine .,uiltb'• lawyer wu labeled a ''liar." the James Irvine Found•· Uoo wu dubbed "deceitful" and ~e state attorney aeneral '• of. e wu branded u "a eunuch" rtna a stormy Orance County ~rior Court hearina Tbun· y. The uproar In Judge James F •• Jud1e'1 CO\ll'trOOm waa ap,rked wben foundation attorney ffoward Privett tried to per1uade the judce to allow a new ayatem ot sealed bida to go Into dfect ,rhen the ~ed trial of the lawaitlt faled by Mrs. Smith a1ain1t the faundaUon 11eaumes Jan.31. Attorney Howard Friedman, representing Mra. Smith, described the •uueatect move as Bigger Park Allotnient Eyed By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI .. o.tlt' ...... MAH Tbe City of Newport Beach ould gain as much as 150 acres r parka by 1995 if the city coun· ilmen decide to put a proposed rark dedication standard into ci· codes. That standard would require sing develoQers to dedicate ve acres of parkland for every ,000 new residents their develop- enta 1enerate. ,. 1 The new regulation was pro- sed in the form of a ballot in· ative that would change the ex· I ting city standard of two acres ol par kl°" per 1,000 people. L City ~-will ....... I JM proposal llonday prior to de- 'Jlding whether to enact tt&e lfleHure tbemaelv•, or put lt to vote of the people. Tbe election would cost about ,200 and would be held in April 978 wllb the election of city ouncilmen. Accordin1 to a report on the in· tiative prepared ·by City anager Robert Wynn, there are ve major undeveloped residen· ·al parcels ln the city wbicb total 5 acres. 'Ibey Include the Ban· g, property In West Newport, e ca,ta1rays, the Northwest pper Bay, the Northeast Upper ay and the Newporter North. Based on maximum allowable nsity, tbo9e five parcels are peded to aenerat.e about n ,8118 idents. Undir the eid1ting city re- al rea> ent or two acres of and per 1,000 population, ,no ••YI the developen would Newport Beach pollce are look- lor tbe Wei wbo stole a part. S meter earlier thb week and parently returned to town edllftday to empty llO meten ol Del. Ca,t. RJcbard Hamilton d be believes that the two a.relinked. • explained lbal the meter, ch was cut from lta Sk>l•. wa ably laed to fubJoo a pus wbicb thieves used in empty. tlM meten on Via Oporto and I Mala1a ln lbe Udo 1boppin1 .... . have to commit about 36 acres to lbe city. Under the park initiative, the ' dedication would be about 90 acres. The 150 acres cited as the max- im dim that the city would receJve is based on all of the undeveloped or underdeveloped property in <See PARKS, Page AZ> Westcli// froject ' Approved BJ •ICllAEL PAS&•VJCB Of•Oeltr ......... Despite protests fl'Om Dover Sboru bomeoYmen wbo claimed the pro;.c:t would cause a heavy traffic burden and be lnconsil· tenl with ex:iltinl neighborhood d•ian, Newport Beach planning commissioners approved a mod\fled Irvine Company re· quest Thursday to build a hous· in1 development off Westcliff Drive. With fanal approval from the city council, the Irvine Company can &o ahead with a 28 sin&le· family home development on a 10-acre site between a row of eucalyptus trees and \vestcliff Drive. Even tbouib the-alternative plan submitted by the.. lrvl.ne Company reduces the number ol new atreeta that will open onto Westditt Drive (east of Dover Drive) from ftve to two, Dover Shores resident. 1ald the de· velopment will binder tram' now ln the area. A report prepared by the plan· nlng commisalon staff conceded tbat tramc will lncreue, but BUI Foley ol the dt.J'• Community Dev,lopment Department sakl "the addiUoo ot tbese homes will oot bawe a Ml'foas effect.•• The dev~ plan calls for acceN to the bomea via two L- sbaped streets endin1 in cul de uca. Residents aald the cul de sac deaip ii taconftl~nt with tbe 1urroaoMn1 area. Com miNlotler WiUiam A1ee declared the site plannlns P "prematuN," but his motion to defer tM deftlo,ineat until final ,._"ara.in, Pa1e.U> "monstrous, abeol\tt,e alrrontery and unprecedeoted. We won't 1et bidden to bid because they bow •that the foundaUon ii bound and determined to sell out to the Mobil OU Corporation." be told Juda• Judce. The jurist appeared to a1ree, especially after he learned from foundation attorney Privett that Mobil Is not prepared to compete under any system of sealed bids. NEW HAVEN, Conn~ CAP) - The application of Andrea AJrea paJnted him u just the sort of scholar and centleman Ya.le would llke to educate. But as it turned out, Alrea taught Yale a lesson. The Calltomtan pulled off one of the biggest hoaxes in the bis· tory of the 275-year-old Ivy Lu sue unlve~lty. Fourteen mqnthl aco1 the 21· year·old San Bemardlno resident aent Yala an apJ>llcatlon_that de1crilled him as a multimillionaire buslneasman, he said Thunday. He claimed \o have founded a chain of luxury bPtela in AlaSka, to have marketed business .machines in South America, and to be fluent m seven lanauages - Including an Indian dialect no loncer spoken. Added to this al· lqecl Jouthful IUCCetl, be Said. were a near-perfect transcript from a prestigious California bieh scboot m1d gloft'lnt recom- mendatiooa from teachers and buaines• tHcutJves all o'ler the Western hemlaphere. Admitted to Yale'• class or 1980 l11t April, he waa heralded in the school newspaper aa one of the outltandinc students fn the class. Oft Tbunday, the youthful wbl1 went to Yale's dean of ad· ml11ion1, Worth Davld, wllh a confeaaton: Everythln1 in hl1 re· cord at Yale, from transcript to buslneaa interests, was total fabrlcaUon. His real name, be said, la .P•trlck Michael McDermlt, he Mot1U:• CW'l'Qt otrer of;.::.• DlJIUon iD cub for yie t · lion'• coatroUlal Jntecestlift Ult Irvine Company .ts favol'6d b,Y fo.undaUm t.ruatees over offers Hbmltted by two remala6n1 eompetltcin. Friedman ar•u•d that the foundation'• preference for the Mobil oiler ts ruaranttecl to scare olf any blddU wbo·mlaht feel that it ia pointl•• to submit a remodels houses and does odd jobs for a living, English la the only laniuage he apeaka, and he has not attend~ sch<>e>l for five years. He said he spent_ about m,ooo to carry out his hoa'x . Dean Dav1d aaJd hia reaction was "alann1 distress and aur· prise." He refused to veeify M.cDennit'• clahns Qf .what wu in bis folder because of Yale'• policy on ftudient records. But dean said that because M'~D~rmlt ha wttMrawa lf'ODl the university, Y'ale does not plan to take any action afalnat b1m "other than to ensure that he ls never able to reapply to Yale aaaln." Said McI>ermit: "I did It. m a dare, I just figured I waa smart enough to &et in. So if they didn't want me as I J"U, I'd come ln u somebody els~." David alto refused comment on bow McD.e rmH did academitally, ciUne the un- tversity'1 policy on confidenUali· t.y pl student records. rn addition to payln1 his tui• tion, lllcDennlt lved in Ofte of Yale's ~Ual -eolle1es and was attendln1 el~ ln 111 hQnOl'f eourae forfrelhmen. At ttt. 4ftd of the .fall term tn D•ce..-ber, .McD,mattoMclally w:ltbdl'ri'. senulne bid tor a bJoct ~ •tock t.Ut la already committal to the oU company . Privett accused Friedman ol I.YI.al In tbe courtmom wJaen Mn. • Smttb1• lawyes' stated Ulat the foundaUon,. ia not lnlel'.sted in settin1 a bettet' price Utan the sn.ao a -share offered by Mobil. "Tbat ii a total miscarriace ol U.. trut.b.1• be tokUudge Judie. r.rledmu •aid Deputy At· Regents UC Schools Fail SAN FRANCISCO (AP) "" Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. re- newed hla attack on the Universi· ty of California today, saying its highly touwd professional 1cbooll "~ in many ways an abysmal failure." Brown, attendlnl a UC regents meetlris here, noted a. utd~eralty study that Hated its schools or law, education and business amon1 the top 10 In the country. ''Bebtt Oft ....... ..,...,ay•la not a sign of glory but of f.Uure.." he ••id. '' .•. never before has educaUon been so irrelevant for ao many~ in this country.•• It was Btown'a first ap· pearance at a regents meetin1 since July 1915. He was here to lntrodace bla first three appotn. tfta to the board that aoveroa the nine-campus system. tA>rney General Lawrence Tap. per'• "meek acceptance" of the sealed bldd.lns plan submitted by the foundation qualified the atate acency for the (itJe he 1ave it Thursday -that of a "shameful eWlUCb." And he brought Privett to bis feet in fury when he told Judie Judie that be learned tbll week that Privett waa repreaentini <See BEDESS, Pa1e A2) Carter FUifiiis Promise WASHINGTON CAP) -Jn bis firal executive order, President Carter today fulfilled bis cam- paign promite and granted a full, complete and unconditional pardon lo all Vietnam draft evader~ not invobled ln any violent act. Deserters rrom the military forces were not included, but Carter ordered an lmmeCllate study of their cues and also ol the possible up1radln1 of general or unde1irablediachar1es. Press secretary Jody Powell said there are "no good estlm ates of the nuhlber (of people) that might be affected" by the pardon but that it la pro- bably "well up to the hunclreda of thousands, lncludina people who failed to reglater for Uie draft." There are al\ unknown· number of people whose failutr to HJiller bas never come to ottlcW aa.tion. Draft evllden wbo are ovet· seu may retul"b bome UQder Carter's actiofl, Powell aald. Those who have become citizens of another country can come. bome to visit familJea "without fear of prosecution," but if they wish lo reaaJ.n American citizenship they ytill have to apply under the same term• and conditions aa any other alien, be sald. Carter's pardon included an order that the government "forever cive up lts riaht to prosecute" any of the 'draft evaders covered, Powell said. He explained that. the ~ admlniAtration was taking "an abundance ot cautton" in dofnt lhi11, 10 that no future ad· min.istraUoo .Dr aQY .luturo_ at- torney 1eneral could reinstate prosecution and s o that the draft evaders need have no fesr of future Jeopardy. Draft evaders who joined a re-entry clemency program set up by President Ford's ad- mlnistratton are automatically pardoned, too, under the term.a of tbi• proclamation and they wouJd no longer be required to continue service jobs, Powell saJd. Clerks Drop, Foil Newport 1Bliak Hoklap ' Carter made his pledge to pardon the draft evaders in 197s • wbUe campalplng tO win ~e (See PARDONS, Pa•e.U) Jf"POl't Beaeb PQUM: said to-, day a -robberJ ettempt at the Corona del Mar· branch of the am o1 Newport wu rotted '1t'hen the C!.lerkl dropped to~floor. ~AU.t ol -the attempt wen llt.,..;. W ~aQ' reporta lodleated lbat the bandit wu armecl wlUla band&wa and wore a 1kl••Nfoeo¥Wbltf1ee. Polle• 1atd tlM man wu drMnc a cu ... from a Pll'kial lot f.D PMllJola Ja1Md nldl be drove to daebuJ1•1ddv•~wlodow. Wh.n U. cJerb uw tbe fun. .., ......... flool'Lthe .u ...... . omeere,... "-'cs• .. boar an. tM 10:• .•·•· holdup tr7. pa,._. .... .,..._ Newport ~~- ----------·, Coast. Weailier Variable cloua1 wtth 1hower1 Ukel) tbrou1h tonJ1ht but cf ecreaalftt Saturday. HJ&ha mid to up-• per80a. Low148 toss. .4:2 DAIL V PfLOT N Judce Richard Beacom bas scheduled Feb. 9 aa the date be wtU hear ar1U.111ents on a defense motion for a new trial for con· vlC:ted lddnapers WllUam Rudy Wesson and Ric.kl Dale Sellers. Both men, found 1U1lly Thurs· day after beina tried for the ab- duction of potato chip heir John H. "Jack" Scudder or Newport Beach, wlll be sentenced on that date if the Oran1e County SUperior Court jurist denies the mot.ion. Weuon, 45, of Tustin, and Sellers, 21, of Hermosa Beach, face possible life terms In prison for the kldnaping oC Scudder, 64, l',....l"ageAl WES TC LIFF plam are drawn for the adjacent Cutaways prope.rty wu defeat. e64·S. The Cutaways land, which rum from Pacific Coast Highway to the tree•, is tentatively scheduled for residential de- velopment on lbe ball of the pro- perty between the trees and 16th Street. ;t'he Irvine Company, however, h~ declared a moratorium on development there because of the pa,ndlng city open aa>ace bond elfctlon in which funcU are belni sought to purchase some of the property for public wie. In approving the WestcUff Drive project, commiaaloners lauded the relative low density of the project and the retention of the existing row of eucalypttl.! trees. The Irvine Company will ln· stall a bike path to run alongside the trees, which stand between the WestcliJf and Castaways pro- perty. The approved plan was one of five alternatives offered by the Irvin! Company following pro- tests from Dover Shores resi- dents at the Jan. 6 plan.nlng com- m,ission meeting. ,David Neish, manager of plaQ· ning administration for the company, declared the alternatives "realistic," adding that, under the city's general plan, the company could puab for an so.unit development on the si&.e. A munber of Dover Sborea resl- dents claimed the Irvine Com- pany wu threatening hlih· density development to force the co an m lssiona • approYal of the 'llternative plan. Weatcllff Drive will be wtdeiied b)l'f our f ~and t.be City traffic de- partm ent will conduct a st.udy f« the possible addlUon of stop siins on Westcliff Drive to slow trattlc. The approved plan does not eltminate the possibility that nearby Santiqo Drive could be extended from Its t.enniDatloa with Westcun Drive to an ln· tersection with 16tb Street. Propo- nenu of the extension of Santlqo Drive claim traffic oo Westdiff Drive would be reduced by ~ vlding anotberroute. F ..... P-AJ lutAus. lt. Tbe IOft of potato chip Pk>neer LaW'8 Scudder waa r.•6bed at 1UnJ>Olnt as be left h • dentiat!a office in Huiitincton Beach and bundi.ad into a waltina motorhome. Scudder told the jury that he- gafned freedom in the Fountain Valley area by fakina a heart al· tack after one of hi• kidnapers left the van. He aald be surprised the k1dnaper by leaping from the vehicle and yelling for help while he galloped down the sidewalk. adhesive tape streamine from his bead. Jurors contacted Thursday .,..., ................ HEADS CHARITY EVENT Munldpml CCMlrt'• Sc"mldt Valentine Golf Date Announced A new Uncoln automobile Will be the top prize tn the Valenllne's Day Hole-In-One Golf Tourna- ment sponsored by t.be Balboa Island Cl}amberotCommeree. Municipal Court Judie Calvin Schmidt is general chairman ot the tounwnent which starts at 1 p.m. Feb. 14 It tbe Newport Beac~ Gall Coone. Proceeds trom the charity event will 10 to the Aueasment and Treatment Services Center of Coastal Orange County, a non- profit. Juv~ diversion prosram serving troubled youth& in the Harbor Area. To enter the competitida.for ~ auto, a contribution of $50 per person is required. T'bll amount covers peen fees, a abot at the . car, acoclrtailparty atSp.m.,and the awudscli.nDer at 'I p.m . For u.a.e wbo dca't want to play 1olf there la another cate1ory that Includes the cocktaU party aDd tbe dinner Jor $12.50 per PftlOll. Or, for a dona· Uon ol ao, tbe name of the DOD· , after the verdict wu deUvered juror· aald. "We felt that be was ·~ t.belr aix-day dellberaUoo pretty well dominated by Mr. mainly centered on the add!-\Veas0n." ti.on.al cbarsea filed asatoat the Weasoo and Sellen teatlned in two men: aUeaation.a of bodily · their defenae that Scudder helped harm ud the UM of a firearm plan the ~daapin1 ln retum for a durtn1 tbe kl4napln1. maJor a hare of the $250,000 Juror• said tbey were well r8.$m demanded by telephone aware that convlctlon on the ad· thatuy from the victim's wife. clltlona,1 count.I could mean llfe Scudder denied any such in· lm~aonment without poaalbWty vohtement. He told the Jury that ot parole as opposed to life tn Wesson. • fprmer manaaer of the prison with a possible parole Bank of America in Corona del after aeven years. · Mar, bad been usoclated with "No ooe really wanted all that, especially in the caae of the YoUDt man (Sellen)," a woman blm ln buJineu ventures, but had never broached t.be t.optc of kid· oaping as a mean of maltln1 money. P,....PflfleAJ mVINE HEIRESS ••• Mobil tn 11 unrelated lawsuits while he wu acting for the foun- dation In opposition to lira. Smith 'a lawsuit. Mrs. Smith filed her action. and waa iranted a restraining or· der halting the sale when she learned that the foundation was · about to seU It.a 54.5 percent coo· trotune interest in the Irvine Company to Mobil for $200 mWion. Courtroom action alnce Sept. 14 bu produc~ two other often ln addition to MobU'a $211.9 mUU.on bid: an offer of $302.9 million from a consortium beaded by Wall Street financier Cbarlea Allen and Detroit de- veloper Allred Taubman, and a $288.2 mUUon btd from Cadillac Fairview Ccll'poratioo of Toronto, . Canada. The compet.tne often are mix· ea of cu&, notes and bonds. Foundation truat.ees are on re- cord aa preferring the lower but all cub otter. Sbaldng with anier, Privett told Friedman that the founda· Uon'• deciaJon on the sale of its stock was "none of your bull· Dell. "The foundaUon owea no duty t.o Joan Irvine Smith," be pro- tested. "She can sell her stock for what it ii worth but her lawyer cannot come ln here today telling the foundation exactly how their stock should be dlapc>Hd of." The Federal Tu Reform Act - of 1969 compela the foundation to dilpoae. of Its lrvlne Compaey holdlnp by Ulla. Mra. &nfth bu stated durtne the heartq that she prefers a Hie io tbp AJJen·Taupmatt ~teratl beCadle IH Ila~ been u · sured by the btdden that she will be allowed to retain her minority interest ol 22 percent ln the com- pany founded by her arandf atber. And she made ll clear outaide the courtroom Thursday that she would prefer a resumption of the trial and rejecUon of lbe sealed bid procedure proposed by the foundatloa. She sot her wllb ln lhe rullne spelled out by Judge .Judie. "I don'tthlnk bidders wlll ,eta fair chance lf they know o the lfobU offer and their refusal to participate ln the bidding," be told Privett. "There are far too many st.rlnp attached t.o the aet- Uement o(fered to me today. : . muat remala aloof from this kind o( bar1a.bdnl and it micbt bt bet· ter ti we set back to trial p,.o. cedures." Judie Judie clet\ied Uae motion tor a new •ntem of aeeled bid-• ding. He confirmed Jan. 31 as the date the trial will resume. 'Mobil representatives who al· tended the bearing commented outside the courtroom that the company wU1 extend the effec- tive date ol Its •1.9 million olfer t.o Feb. 15 ud poalbly beyond that date ii neceaalJ')'. 'l'he ancrY Privett refuaed to comment on Friedman'• aUe1•· UOQ that be wu tuiJty ol eonllict of interest by felll'eMGtlnl Mobil at the same time u be wu representins the foundaUoo ln the .Joan Irvtne Smith JawauJL "Friedman obtained that f.n. formaUoa because be is cWTeD~ ly takin& my des-. 1Uon1" Privett said. ..Frankly t thbts he bu violated the reatrlctlve order ,ranted by Judie Judee tn con- nection with that area of in- quiry." "Baloney," Friedman said. .. We have known for some time that Mr. Privett hu been work- in& for Mobil and the foundation at the same Ume. Hil actions ln that connect.ion epeak tor themselves." Privett and Friedman em· braced each other shortly before they left the cour\room. "No bard feelings, Howard?" Friedman uked. "ffey1 you're rouh on me," Privett protAle~. "But I Uke you. Take care, Howard." p,.... r.,,e AJ PARKS ••• the city, some of which la in •lnele Jou. Wynn aaid 1t le more likely that thc»e smaller proper- ty owners would opt to pay a fee to the city 1tnce parkland dedlca· tion would not be possible. Wynn's report points out that the city currelltJY owns 21 parks whtcb total 95 acrea-or 1.S-.erw- per 1,000 populaUon. The report alao pointa out that the city ma1Q- tain1 224 acrea ofbeaclf, which ll added t.o the parb elves the city a total of 319 acrea or 5.06 acres per 1,000 population. Car Takes Plunge . .. ~ewport Bea~h· Marine Department divers Ray Ganer • (m boat) and John Blauer check over car found in • Promontory Bay Thursday afternoon. Police said the • car was reported stolen in Long Beach earlier in the day. They theorized the thieves tried to get rid of it by sinking it in the bay. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~___.:·~~~~--· .• .. -Sell Island Plans Move Ahead in NB .. . .. .. . • . :: Plana for the 226·unit Sea Island apartment complex will move ahead because the de- veloper will install a unique system to minimize polential pollution of Upper Newport Bay. The Newport Beach Planning CommiesioJl approved the en- vironmental dQC\Jment Thursday for the *8 rnlllton complex to be built off Jamboree Road across from the Newporter Inn. 'Ille dfvelopm~ Ieu.in Enterprises of Newport Beach, will lnltall grease interceptors intended to trap greue, oil and other automotive pollutants before they can filter downhill from the complex's parking lots Into tbe bay. In response to recent questions raised by the Stop Po11ut.ine OUt Newport (SPON> group, the ftrm also plans t.o install designated car wash areas so detergents will now into the sewer system rather than the bay_ _ Although a SPON represen· tatlve asked for a continued study of bay pollution, the spokesman praised the extra precautions as a step in the right direction. stallation of new stop lights on Jamboree road, further slowing tr;affic now. Developer Robert McLain bas offered to pay SO percent of the cost of ne\v signals, but one Eaatbluff resident said this would be "unfair" becau~ Eastbluff Ls waftinc for a new sianal. The spokesman aaid McLain abould eJther P•Y 100 petcent o( the cost or sign up for the wmtiq list. The city traffic department is studylne the situation and coib· miHionen hinted that a nett light is likely at the lntenectiori of Back Bay Drive and Jamboree Road. The second stop light wt>uld be inst.alled on Jamboree Road . near the entrance or the Newport.er Inn, across from the new development. Sea Island wlll Include primarily one-bedroom units with fuU occupancy expected bi 1979. I SINGERS TAKE QUICK GUNCE PARDONS. playjaS dODCJt will be lilted OD the • otllalal protram _ · "I wish you could reach a set· tlement," the Judie told lawyers for Mn. Smlt.h, lhe state, Ole roundatioa and the Irvine Com· p1ny. In addition, the city council has put a park and open space bond measure on tM ballot.to be voted on durine school board elections March8. Dr. Fred Sawyer, city water quality consultant, said the pro- ject would benefit the nearbY Newporter °'1JUl l>y reduclrig the amount of silt U,at filters downhill across Jamboree Road into the parklnl lotdWingbeavy rains. WASIUNGTON (AP)-Tbein· augural parade didn't hold the rapt attention o( everyone alon1: the way. Democratic presidential nomlnaU.oo. He said that ln bis first week 1n office be would is- sue a full pardon ror those who evaded the draft In the Vietnam war. He did It on bl.a rtnl full day there. Accordin& to the execuUve or· der, the pardons covered the period between Aua. 4, 1114. and March 21. tm, Qicb bas been accepted u the Vietnam era. Powell aald that ln retard to mWtary deMt1.erl and thole trlt.h . lea·tban-~able dbcbar1es .. Presldent Caner wW •ct lm· m.tlately to lnltlate a study in· volvinc the mllltary, looking toWard a pouible up1radin1 by ca'-ieory ol dllchar1ea oo an u · paftded and accelerated review pr ceu." DA ILY PILOT To make reaervatJon1. call UWl70. Ex.grid Star Opem Confab SAN DIEGO <AP> - Grauroots Republicans In California be1in a aeries of political IQe"tiq• um weekend with a form• football star takinc the 1potliJbt. Coner-man Jul Eemp of 3uffalo. former profe11ional football quarterback for the San Dte10 Cbaraer1 and Buffalo Billa, II to b9keynote1peper for the two-day California Republic. Allembly board of dlreeton meeun, bere. "But I don't want to be put into the po1IU00 ol holding aealed en- velopes and that sort or thine," Judie JOO,e said. "Tbe court Dnmm•r to Sing? OGDEN, Utah (AP) -An at· 'torney repres.enUn1 a party con· tetUns the ~called "Mormon will" of Howard Hushes sald Tbur1day that Melvin Dum1tiar hu offered to testJfy in a Nevada court about UM will'• origin If of. fered lmmunlty from proeecu- Uon. The wtl1 wu delivered to the Salt Lake City beadquarten of tbe Church of .Jesus Christ of Latter·day Salnll (.Mormonl. n. Newpott Beae\ PlllLD.tnc Commluioe toot tbe lollowtJli adloMTtlanday nltbt: IBNIOS QJUENI: Ac~ tM llluW plan and..,. vtroa111enta1 document tor a mulU·pal'JIOM 8miol' ctU... . C.ter-planned ID c.c.ona del Mar. wSl'IU.ln oaon: ~ a modlftecl ~ =:J~...i to~ a ...... • a te.acn alte otr Passaae of the bond iHue would provide $7.1 million to purcbue l.M acres of open space in Dine lit.et throushout the city and to make lmprovementa in slx exlaUng parks. Some resident.a expressed con- cern that the new development's populaUon o( about 400 would In· crease traftic and for1:e the in· At one tavern on the route, the patrons went to the windows lone enough to see President Carter pass by, then returned to what they were doing -sitting around. a bearded guitarist and Joinlns him in sons. • • MEASURE FOR TREASURE One factor overlooked by customers in buying carpeting is the measuring for yardage. All of our Salesmen know how to measure and figure exact yardage, often providing our customers subs!antial savings in yardage atone. Also, with the tremendous installation experience our salesmen have (each previously w!s an expert installer for us). we are able to forsee any potential problem. Please stop in and look at the treasures available to you through our store. We have a gigantic selection. and the measuring will be ACCURATE! · BJ TOM BA a LEY OI t• o.ift "'let IUff L Irvine heiress Joan Irvine r.mltb's lawyer was labeled a 1Uar," the James Irvine Founda- tion wu dubbed "deceitful" and \be state attorney general's of. ~ce wu b.randed as "a eunuch" durin& a stormy Oranae County perior Court hearing Tbura· ay. The uproar 1n Judge James F. Judie'• courtroom wu aparj(ed wben foundation atlorney He>ward Prtvett tried to peraude the jud1e to alJoW a new syatem ol aealed bicll to 10 into effect when the ptpooed, trial of the lawsuit filed by Mrs. Smjtb aaalnst the foundation resumea Jan. 31. Attorney Howard Friedman, representing MH. Smltb, de.cribed the suggested move as "mona~. ablolute dl'Olatery and unpreceleatfd. We won'teet bl«ldera to bid ~a~ the)" know •<hat the foundation ls bound and determined to •ell out to t.be Mobil Oil Corporation," be told Judie Judge. Tbe jurist appeared to agrff, especially after be learned from foundation attorney Privett that Mobil la not prepafied to compete under aoy system ol Maled blda. Mobil'• ewtmt ofter of•·• million ln cailt IOI' &be f CMDada· Uon's c~ interetst 1n tlM Irvine a.,_, la favored bf f~au. trWw-•r atfa'I submitted by two · t)tmalnlDI · competitDn. · Frledman argued that tbe foundation'• preleteace for tbe Mobil offer la iuartnteed to acare off any bidder Jrbo mlpt feel th•t it 1a potn&leu tD submit a • ••ulDe b6d fer a bloek ol lltoek 1 tbat la alrHd.Y committed to tbe OU COIDJMIQJ. Pmell actuled Frledmu Of .,._la U. cOurtrOom wbft llln. lmlflll'1, lawyer 9'tled tbat the fotindaUoa ts not lntereated ln ,etunc a better price tbu tbe ID.50 a llaate ottered bf Mobil. "That ii a total mlac:a¢••e ol tb• &ruUa." be told Judie Judie. PrJedman Hid Deputy A~· .. rnt of Winter -Flu Outbreak Hits Nash ville ATLANTA CAP) -An out- . eak of nu -the firsl in lbe na- n tbls winter -was reported N aahville, Tenn., today by the tional Center for Disease-Con· l. The outbreak of Influenza B, Uar to the B-Hong Kong nu of 1UJp Shooting j Accidental I SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Pol!ce say an off-duty l ?fllcer cbasin& and shoot- ii..lDI at a pune snatcher I was accidentally shot tbree times by an on-duty policeman chaain& tbe aame man. GNCOIY Lynch. 21, wttb bullet wound1 lo both 1boulders and bis Jower body, was li.ted in satisfactory coodltion to- day at Sao Francisco General Hospital. Police identified the officer who ·1hot blm as Walter Cullop. p&puty police cbiel Clem DeAmicia said later the abootlnl was "un· fortunate" a.ad due to the beetle dream.stances in which tbe oCficen were work~•· ewSchool Gonstruction Work Okayed Saddleback Valley Unified Seltool Dlltrlct trusteea ba•e ..,.. pro .. d a -.-,ooo coat.rad for tN eOllltnedJon ot Lacuna Hilla .... School. ~.tao ....... p1am to l*"dt .... »eere tilemmla'7 ltbool llte ID tM samearu barelJ p.,... cm a lftt•ote. Ttaatees Geor1e Henry and C-ole Neuatadt opposed the *"1,000 purdaaae of Jaad ........... Beckmb&m ud Cam· ...-.u Street.a la t.acana llllls. r· oppoamf tbe action, the tnane. talled -• ltud.1 of =U'MI to the clllUict'a COD· ~precrun. Itta a .,......m Wbl~ wm nm out o1 .._, in the fall unleu addi· ~~~~c:hool bo•d• are b,-tbe 'fOCen. • "1 laid M wa CODtel'Md =tb• diaDtct ~ ban die problem in tbe future .. o&IMr comty tcbool •• ...... curr..u, are ezpert.eae. '11Mlle ~ dlltritts, he ft• .... Md. allo Wll.-ooa. •urlnl < ... KaOOL.•a .. Al) several years ago, was reported amont st\HleDt.e at Vanderbilt University. Dr. Richard O'Brien, a medical epidemlologist at the CDC, said Vanderbilt authorities reported ~t physicians in the univ.ersity'a health center were seeing about flO or 70 patients a day with an i.nfluenza·llke illness. There have been scattered re- ports of Iolluenza B in Pen- nsylvania and Tennessee, but the Vanderbilt Wneasea are the first outbreak to be reported, O'Brien aaid. I An occ:urteoce or nu is COD· sidered to be a:n outbreak wben there is a marked increase in the nusober ol patient& in a elven J>Olllllatioa. o.M'INlf,......,-..-o-o.-t, Infiuema B usually attacks tbUdren and youn1 adutw. Ita · mortallty rate la much lower tbaa Jllfl 11 9 A. fte 4Uf.-ce bet1"ft the two t,.P.. ep M de- tenDiaedWy ID a labontorJ. II you have either one, you feel juit u bad with headaches, body ache and risin& lemperature, doctorHald. JOHN BLANSETT SA VS HE'S READY FOR NIXT INTRUoeR A.T MISA CHURCH • Church Member Caught BurgJary 8..-pect by Surprtee TJturadQ Morning Swine fiu la a type-A influenza. Tbere bave been only five- laoJates -laboratory cooflrma- tions -of A·Victoda nu virus in U)e nation tb1s winter, O'Brien s~d. · lnfiuenza B occurs in out- breaks only about every third year, o•Brien aaid. holatel of A· Victoria bne bett1 reported· in CaUfornla, lltchl1an, .Ata1ka, Soutb CaroilJla and most recently in North Carolina. the CDC said. Saddleback ' Board M11lls ' Site Choice By WILUAM 8CllllEIBEa Ol ... Dell'Jf'llllllU!ff Saddleback College trustees face a deellion Monday nlabt oo .. We-bave tn t!freet • mo.ta· where to build·• second dlatrict tensive search for nu virus e•er· campua. undutaten," O'Brien NJd Jn aJJ Because of the potentially Interview. "Wbea you conakler lar1e audlenc• the board meet- tb at two of tb,ae iaolatea iDI will ta.kepl~ce at 7:30 p.m. in <Callfomla ud Mlchi&a.o> were • Room 3U ol lbe science and imported by vi1lto11 trolli' maU.ematka bullcltnl on the up- forel1n couutrill, 1t la an indlca-per campa. lion th•t OW' .Detwork la working Tbe board last fall cbo.e a site aad that there ii JltUe A· at the comerofllytord Road and Victoria." Bryan Avenue on the uoin· Tbere lurft bii1n oalJ three corpc)ratedlrvlne Ranch. cuea ol A-New Jersey (sw1ne. But two weeks ago, the Irvine Ou> reported. the CDC l&ld. All Company made a la.at.minute bid of thM Wet'9 aueclated wttb to have the 9lte moved 3.5 miles •wt.De farm.in&-loutb to a parcel at Irvine Center Drive and Jeffrey Road in tbe Ci- Public Views Viejo Energy Saving Jlom~ One of tbe two esperh11entaJ e,:;aavln• bou.,1 built ln M Y\eJo lat rear will be Ol*l f« .. blk ~Mar day trom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m~ T.he .ecc>ad bom• is oecupled uy a family. ty of Irvine. Tb11 week, tbe company un- veiled an ofter to aell the district 20 acret at Ute new 1ite for $45,000 an acre and freeze the price at the tame level ovel' tbe next five years for another 80' conUauous aue1 for expamton purposes. Tbe coUeie bu revealed the r .. 11lt1 of 1\1 ln4ependent ap- CheCUll'118. Pace .U> Mesa Burglary Rash -. Believed Solved audio vilual equ!pment and sup- pUea ~ere destroyed with a bal· peen hammer. Lartoa would oot elaborate on wbat facta the poUoe mieht have to llnlc'" lhe su,peet •llll the burclary and vandalism lnc:i-. dentl,butbedJduythemetbodoC operatlolfi ln tba caaea waa •U.Zil.ar. BluMtt told police that be and a teen..-boy bad been sleepiq at Uie eburdl alter $300 ill caafi w~ ta.k• from the Jacllity 1n a burtlaryl•weet. He said the pair we,.. awakened at about.S:aoa.m. by Ute aounc:I ot aomeone ~cklnl lD tbe ebu.rcl\ doors. • 8lauett told the boy to call pol(c:~ and, #abb~ a bueball bat,1 aurp~ Pattersoa ln the eburc~omees. t>atteraoa alle,edl~ bit Blansett .with a laahll1bt wlaereupoa Bla,ne.U •truck the auapect t~ee oyer lb• bead with tbe wooden bat.. 1plUateriof the •••pcm. When police arrived, they found Blast1ett "~Y much la char1e '!I tbe sltuatloo,'' 1ald Lt.. l,.orte>n. Afternooa 1 N.Y. Stoek• j tomey Geoeral Lawrence Tap. per•s .. meet ac~eptance'' of .tbe aealed bldd1nC Plan submitted by tbe founaUoa qualified tbe atate a1enc:y foe the Utle be 1ave It Tburaday -that of a "st-amefUl eunuch." Aod be broqbt Privett to bi.a feet in fury when he told Judie Judie tbat he learned thl1 week that PrlYett was repreaenUac <See BEl•ESS, Pase AZ~ Carter Fulfills Promise WASHINGTON (AP) -Jo his first executive order, President Carter today fulfilled b1a cam· pai1n promise and 1ranted a fuU, complete and UDC9Dditloeal pardon to all Vietnam draft evaders not involved io any violent. act. Deserters lrom the military forc:ea were not Included, but Carter ordered an immediate study ol their cases and alao o£ the possible upgrading of bad conduct or undesirable dis· charges. Presa secretary Jody Powell aald there are "no cood estimates of the number (of people) that mi&ht be .Uec:ted" by the pardon but tl\al it u pro- bably ·•well up to th• hundreds of tbousanda, lncludlnc people wbo faikd to register for the draft." There are an ~ ~ber Qf ~ wbGM..lail-.n to natster bu never eome to oftl•lal llttediaO. Draft eyaden who are over- sea, may retW'1l home under Carter'• ac:Uoo, Powell said. Those wbo have become citlzen• ol MOtber country can come. home to visit families ''1Vilhout fear of proeecuUon," but U they wish to recain American citiunahlp they will have to apply under the same terms and conditions u any otbe1' alien, be aaid. Carter's pardon included an order tbat the government "forne.r live QP its rftbt_ to prosecute" any of the draft evaders covered, Powell 111td. He uplained that the Carter aclminlltratloll wu taking "an abundance al eau.ttoo" in dolnf Uu~ ao -tbat no future ad- minlatratlon or any future at- torney general could relnatate prosecution and so that the draft ev-4era need have no fear of future jeopardy. Draft evaders wbo joined a re-entry demency program set up bt President Ford's ad· minlatr.ation are auwmaticaUy pardoned, tc9. under the t.411111!. of thi• proc:lamatJon aod.. they would DO loneer be required to co.ntinue aervlce jobs,· Powell aaid. Carter made bla pledee to pardoo the draft evaders in 1975 while campalaoln& to . win th• <8" PA&DONS, Pac• AJ) Coast Weat•er Variable clouds with •bowns' likely tbrou1b toftllht but decreulns S.turday. Risha mid to up. '*''°'·Lowa Oto SS. A 2 DAILY PILOT SB ,. ... P.,,eAJ CAMPUS ••• prataal of the Myford-Bryu alte to be $30,000 an acre. Compl.QY off.l~:S tM· flaur• would be too low because c6mparabJe prime development land wu sewaa 101' ~tween S'TS,000 and '80,000 an •ere and increuint in value at a rate of 1.4 percent per month. c~uece offlcia1a have spent a feveriab week atteioptlos to get a preliminary appraiaal of the company-offered land and thole results will be sent to trustees before their meetlq. Dr. Ed Hart, aaalstant to Superintendent Robert Lom· bardi, said the primary concem oftbe adminiatratlon ii time. "We hope the board wlll come to closure on tbla without further de I a ya so we can cet 1oin1 on the project," hMald. Though it baa yet to eet the full attention of the college board1 a key issue in the final declsaon could be the noise of jets from El Toro M arlne Corps Air Station. The latest noise data on the baae, prepared by Ultraaystems Inc., indicates that the company· proposed alternative lies on the frln1e of the high-noise &one aur- ro•JndinJ the base. Most or the land is wilbln lbe 80 to 65 CNEL (Community Nolle Equivalent Level) band, wblch makes tt "generally acceptable" for such things as homes and schools if sound attenuation techniques are used. The site seleeted by the college at Myford and Bryan falls well below the 60 CNEL line of El Toro. State regulatory agencies frown on school conatruction in. noise zones higher than 65 CNEL. F,....P.,,eAJ YALE ••• cord at Yale, from transcript to busine·ss interests, was total fabricaUoo. His real name, be said, is Patrick Michael McDermit. he remodels houses and does odd jobs for a living. Engllah is the only language be speaks, and he has not attended school for five years. He said be spent about $15,000 to carry out his hoax. Dean David said hls reaction was "alarm, distress and sur- prise." He refused to verify McDermit's claims of what was in his folder because of Yale's policy on student records. But dean said that because Mc Dermlt has withdrawn from the univenily, Yale does not plan to take any action against him .. other than to ensure that he is never able to reapply to Yale again." ' Said McOermit: "I did it on a <Jare. I just figured 1 was smart enough to get in. So If they didn't want me aa I was, I'd come in as. somebody else." David also refused comment on how McDermit did academically, citing the un- iversity's policy on confidenUali· ty of student records. In addition to paylnJ bis tul· tion, Mcl>ermit lived tn one ol . Yale's residential colleges and was attending claaa In an honors course for freshmen. At the end of the fall term in December, McDermitoffiolallywlthdrew. •'He stayed until he came to the point of sitting down to flnbh bla first paper," aald a roommate. ''Tben be decided be had carrted n tar enough:· PoliceNab2 On Opium Rap LOS ANGELES <AP> - Sherill'• deputies and federal dru1 aeenta arrested two Lan- c 11ter men early today and seized 11 ounces of pure opluql worth $2:50,000, authorities said. A sher\ff'a 1pokesman declined to reveal the names of the men or detall• of the arrest, 1ayin1 that to do 10 would JeopardJM a CODti· nuins Investigation of a m.ic>r drug rtng spanning two con.ti· neats. DAILY PILOT • Esperanza Sclaool Additiota l',...P.,,e A.I ·IRVINE HEIRESS. • • MobU ln 11 uarelat.ed lawsulta must remain aloof from thl1 klnd wbll• be waa aetlns tor th• fO\ID· of bar ca.lo.Ina and. it. Dll&bt be bet· datlon la opr.•ltlon to Mn. ter U •• tet baclr to Wlal pro- Sm1tb'1 lawsu.i . cedure1.'' Mra. Smltll flied her acUoo Juda• Judge d"1ed the motion · and was granted a restrainin& or, for a new system ot sealed bid· der baltinc the sate wben 1he din1. He confirmed Jan. 31 u tbe learned that the louod1tlon wu date the trial will resume. about to sell lu IM.5 pettent con· Mobil representatives who al· trolUn.1 int.rest in the lrvlne tended the hearing commenttcl Compdy to Mobil for $200 outside t.be courtrooln that t.M million. compa.n1 wUI extend tbe effee· Cof.lrtroom action since Sept. Uve date or It.I tall.9 million ortv . 14 baa produced two otber offers to Feb. 1S and pos1lbly beyoncl ln addition to Mobil'• $281.9 that date if necessary. million bid: an offer of $302.9 The angry Privett refused to million from a consortium comment on Friedmao'a allega. beaded by Wall Strfft ftnancier lion that he waa guilty or conflict Charles Allen and Detroit de· of interest by representtn1 Mobil veloper Alfred Taubman, and a at the same time as he wu $286.2 million btd from Cadlllac representins the foundation in Fairview CorporaUon of Tol'OOto, the Joan Irvine Smith lawaui\. Canada. • "rrledman obtained thaf ln· The competing offers are mix-fo,m'atlon beeauae be is current· ea of cash, note. and bonda. ly taking my deposition," Privett FoundaUoo trul~ Jte on re-said. "Frankly I think he bu cord u prefeni.DJ th6 lower but violated the restrictive ordel' aUcaaboUer. granted by Judge Judge ln con· Shaking with anger, Privett nection witb that area of in· told Friedman that the founda· quiry." Plastic bubbles provide both a · decorative design element and natural lighting for the. multipurpose room being built at Esperanza School for the Trainable Men- tally Retarded. In addition to this room, which will be used for physical training, four classrooms and .a s'1timmi.Pg pool are under c·onstructlon there. The ·addition will bring the school's enrollment capacity up lo 120. It is to be completed by June. lion'• dedJlioo on the sale of tts "Bah>eey,'' Friedman sald. stock was "none of your buai· "We have known fol"tome t.1mt ness. that Mr. PriveU bu been work, "The !OUlldation owes no dll\Y ln1 for Mo1til Ud the foundatioe to Joan Irvine Smith," be pro-at the tame time. Hil acUona lo teated. "SbeCIJllellberatoclcfor that connection apeak fOf• what lt ta warth but her lawyer thenuel~." cannot come in here today telling Privett and Friedman em· the foundation exactly how their braced each other shortly before Straw to Break Unlikely Vote Tie , It's possible-but not J.>ro~ bable -that a Saddleback Valley Unified School District trustee may be seated by a draw of straws thil aprtns. Current tnllteel decided tbla week that if there ia a tle vote in the March trustee electlo_n,l the . winner wW be determined by lot. Under a new state law, trustees were required to decide before the election whether a Ue vote would be broken by lot or a runoff electioo. Contending It ia the fairest method, Supt. Richu:d Welte re- commended that ~tee1 decide to call a runoff election which would cost an estimated $26,000. In response to a trU1tee's con- cern about the expense, be said, ''somec>ne once said democracy is not inexpensive. It cosu." Trustees William Kohler and Denoia Smith, the two who are seekinl 'l'tlelect.ion, favored the runoff elecUon . After ~ that a tie vote ta "extremely remote so thil, in my opinion, isn't a significant de- cision," Smith argued that a tie vote would not indicate equal support in the community. With as many u 14 candidates running, he said, lt'a doubtful that candidates who tie would have a m~rity of the votes caat. Still balking at the expense, however, the majority of the trustees voted against the auperlntendent'a recommenda· tlon. T.ruateea then voted un- aolinoualy to determine a winner of a tie .vote by lot. Before the new 1tate law wu enacted, Ulla waa the only way a school board could break a tie. Leaden Gather BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP> Censored Leaden of the Chris· tian Lebanese Front began a three·day meetma today to .ham· mer out propoeah for religious coexittence in postwar Lebanon. ( Pilot Logb~ ) Jost a Failure To Communicate 8)' LAO.IE KASPER Oiiiehl!Y .......... Tbere'a a lot of telk about the need for communication. Som•tim• enn wbesa1ou're taJ.kinc there's a need for com-' mllDlc • Loa Youni. president of lbe Saddleback V alle7 Unified School Dlltrict Board ol Education, and a reporter ex- perienced a clauic example of this problem. The two were talk1nl over the telephone about an up- eomiDJ .....un,. Toward the end of the conversation, tbe reporter uked, "What time ls it?" . llra. YCJUDCraponded, "lOtolL" Later, they realbed there was am.la· andentan•Hn1. Tbe rapoRer WU Ukinl the time or u.. meetlnl.111"1. Youn& WU aDJWerin& with the tlme of day. p,....p-AJ SCHOOL ••• periods of rapid ifowth but now the f acWtie.a are only baU filled. "We'll be dead ud 1one when 1JOmebody al.lo ta aofferiog the consequences,., be predicted.· ·He admitted be w11 uneertaJn wbat the alt.mauve to tb1I bWJO. tnc pro1ram m&f be "but I tbSiak one alternative ta to look for ou.r alternaUves." · , Mn. Neustadt acreec:t. nottn& tb_at "lf God forbid, we don't pa11 a boi;1 election, there just won't be monty." Rather than wait for tb1a )>OlllbWty. ahe said. tnaateea aboul4 bectn planninl totlt. But Trustee Denn1a Smith dia· puted their doubts and argued that ,there are more reatricUon.s ,on school bullding programs now than in the pNt. He contended, the "beat experts in tbe entire state, dcmm1 of ~em, are saying we 're doins it right." Althoueh there is not enough of the existing bond fund left to ac· tually construct this elementary school, there is money to build the first phase of Laguna Hilla Hilch School. stock sbOuld be disposed of.•' they ten the courtroom. The Federal Tax Reform Act "No bard feelings, Howard?" of1969 compelathe foundation to Friedman uked. "Hey, 1ou•,. dispose of its Irvine Company 1 roush on me," Privett protested': holdingsbyl.983. "But I like you. Take care, Mrs. Smith has stated during Howard." the hearin& that she prefers a sale to the Allen-Taubman ln· tereau became abe bu been as- sured by the bidders that she will . l',....PaeeAJ be allowed to retain her minority PARDONS• interest ol 22 per~ent in the corn· • pany fou~'iwnetgrandfaUaer. Dem oc r atJ c pres id entl a I And she made ft clear outatde nomination. He said that ln bla the courtroom Thursday tbat she fU'st week in office be would ls- would prefer a resumption of the sue a (ull pardon for those wbQ trial and rejection of the sealed evaded the draft in the Viet.Dam bid procedure proposed by the war. He did it on b.1a firat full foundation. day there. • Sbe got be.r Wish in the rullng According to the execuUve or- spelled out by Judge Judge. der. the pardons covered th• "I don't think bi~ers will get a period between Aus. 4, 1964-, fair chance 11 they know Of the d ~ h 28 1973 bl b ....... MobU offer and their refutal to an -arc • · ' w c '""' participate in the bidding,'' be been accepted as the Vietnam told Privett. ''The#e are far loo erT.he pardons for draft evaders many strings attached to the set-d l · 1 d • 11 tlementofferedtometoday. :.. 0 no anc u e any ca1es •a eg. .. 1 wish you could reach .a set· ing acts of force or violence de- tlement," the judg~ told lawyers emed lo be so serious by the at- for Mrs. Smith, the state, the torney general as to warrant·con-tinued prosecution•• nor "those foundation and the Irvine Com-cases alleging acta in violation of pa.~~~t 1 don't want to be put ~to the military Selective Service the post·uon of holdln" sealed en· Act by agenta, employes or of· e 'ficers of the Selective Service velopes and that sort or thing," s t i 1 t f b Judge Judge aald. "The court ys em ar 1 ng ou o sue employment." CUSD Teachers' Pay Up Aoorage.lmtnretor· Earning $15,212 Yearly ' By ANNE COOPER Of-. o.itr f'lltt tcatt The majority of Capistrano Unified SchOOI District teachen are earning 12.9 percent more this year than they were last year, according to Sam Chicas, asaiatant 1uperintendent. Except for about 120 teachers, who are at the top of the pay scale, the remainder of Capistrano's 6" teachers re· ceivecl an 8..6 percent ne10Uated satar,-increae and an-uerage-- 4. S percent step increment, baaed on their teaching ex· perience, Cbicu aaid. The average teacher in the dis· trlct received a pay bike of $1,810, brinlina him from last year's aalar)r ol $14,033 to • CW'· rent $15,212. This pay boost .followed trustee approval this 30, 1918, will cost district tax· week of a contract between the payers $902,689. district and the Capistrano. Unified Education Association, setting the 8.4 percent salary in· crease. · In addition, tbe "average" teacher is earning 4.5 percent, or about '630. more thll year. Thia built-in raise compensates a teacher for each consecutive year he teachu in Capistrano schools. Truman Benedict, deputy superintendent, polftted out that the "average'' teacher exists on· ly aa a statbtical entity for com. putatlon pu.rpoHs. Benedict 1aid the contract, in effect July 1, 1976, ~gh June The district had budgeted $10,151,819 for teacher aall\rles before the contract was negotiat· ed, be said. This figure included the experience increment. With the 8.4 percent raise, tax- payers will foot ao $11,054,508 bill for teachers' salaries. The neaotiated 8.4 percent &alaey boc»tlantroact.lva.to.July_ -_ 1, Benedictsald. A teacher new to tbe Capistrano district last year was paid $9,118. if be bad no graduate school credita. A teacher hired this year with only a bachelor's d~gree t; receiving '8,95$ under the new contract. MEASURE FOR TREASURE One factor overlooked by customers In buying carpeting is the measuring for yardage. All of our Salesmen know how to measure and figure exact yardage, often providing our customers substantial savings in yardage alone. Also. with th' tremendous installation experience our salesmen have (each previously was an expert Installer for us), we are able to forsee any potential problem. Please stop in and look at the treasures available to you through our stote. We have a gigantic 9ftlectlon, and the measuring will be ACCURATE! • Friday'• NYSE Afternoon Prieee COMPOSI'fE TRANSACTIONS . . Moaey Game · Finru Play W-Oam Ricle. Let~ lllWIM 10'& placed St.• iia a aa'riap __. J'Mn •· Your IDOOeJ, at ta1uw\; eal'Md ..ua& tlllt•tlt ot•;1per0111LW...oo. uLDMnlt,....roee, AlbeC•to ... Jperentwalb. Tba lill'I U''DM tbat a Mind ol JGUl'S pat Sl,000 lido a aaiinp eaoml at \be ........ l.ailt )'Ml'. ADd wblleroa l«OUDl coattaued to Mrn ltl s ... ~ ~fli-4'• licCIOUllt 1mmM•a«t'1 b•HntoearnattMnuolS.5pett.ta,..v. Y CMa•N botJa ualDf American moa•>'· You'H bclCb .U., the Nm•ba. And you botb bave the aame tiDd ot Hvln,1 aeeouat. wllb ld•n teal lookln1 ~bOob. Tbe OGlY •· 1...-ceil dl.llyoaatan.cs your accouat15,eara aco and '1flllt • .friendjllltopenedanaocount. ' WOtrLDN'T TllAT II.AD YOV ANGan ID tllll 1 bypothetSW cae. cutcmer loyatty la not oaty ~ betq warded, it'• beJnC penaliled. Well. tbere are no b.W tbat I mowoltbat pnetlce 1UC!b lbenanJiam. AU bub Pl.Y tbeaame late.rest on all tbefundlP 1D tbelr puabook accounta, no matter wben tbe eeeount wu • ltarted. On the other bud. tb1a double standard does .... to be practiced lncreaaln81Y lD tbe life lnaurece ind~. Some m.sc>r companies are ~aqiq tbe way tbey calcuUi., dividend P1Ymeata. Tbe elfeet la to penalize u.. ol4 policyholder Qd reward tbe new one. thereby maklq l euler fortbeaalesforcetotell newpollclea. TllB TBBOaY BEHIND TBl8 •BCALCUUnoN simple. IDvestmeot returm are hil.ber toda)' tban &.bey._.. 10 or 15 yean qo. Moaey earns man. SO why abouldn't tbe JUY' wbo buya lite lnaurance today 1et tbe benefit ot tbll ldCber return? Hia buclt ahouJd Nm mon tbao tbe buck m. vat.eel la 1980. • Tbe Clft1Y flaw 1n tb1a araumeat. ol coarse. la that tbe tn-· 1urancecompany1Wlhasavallabletolttbebu.cklnvestedbr thelaaurancebu.yerof1960. The F.quitable Lile Aaaurance Society put this pu.nlah" the~ld~policybc)lder tbeory Into practice lut 1ear, ra111n1 ... the divfdend scale on policies issued since 1967. Now the Equitable ii betna joined ln thls maneuver by the New Yon l.Jle lnauranceCompan.y. .i BQUft'ABLE AND NEW YOUUFE are by DO meana pyamla. 'Jbeyare, respectively, tbethlrd andfou.rtb laraett life lnaunn in tbe nation. And it appears that two other Jarce Ute coaipanles -New England Mutual and Muaadnllettl Mutual-may also becalcut.atinadlvidenda in tb1a manner. We say "apparently" and "may" because life~ companies tell us next to notb1ng about bow dlYidenda on pollcles are arrived at. The recalculation now go1n1 on came to U1bt through the efforts of Joseph M. Beith, proleasor of tn-"' surance at Indiana University, wbo wrote about It In b1a newaletter. The Insurance Forum. •1 · Beith baademoaatrated bow arcane tbe dividend calcuta." tlona are in tbelaauranee lndustn. Ooepolleybolder wrote to Bankers Ufe Company (Dea M'ciloes> to aat bow dividend.8 were determined. Back cametbla reply: "DIVIDENDS A.aE BASED UPON THE plan of 1.n- aurance. the amount of lnsuranee. the cost of malntalniq re- col"dl. the amOUDt of death claims, and of course. upon tbe eamtn11 ot the company for the year. Because the varloua fact.on areaubjeettocban1e, nodlvldend ls iuaranteed." , Another customer wrote to Prudential to flnd out bow b1I : dlvldendwudetermlned. Backcamethia~ly : , ''Wblletbia policy ii in forceotbertb.anu extended °"re-: d~ paid-up i.naurance, the portion, if any, ol the dMl:lble . s~lua ot the company accnllna upon the DOI.IC)' at each · poUcy anniversary will be deU!rm!ned •Mualb by tbe board ol ctlrectcn, and will be credlt.ed totbepotiey u adlrideodco aucb annlYel"lar)'' PfOVidecl all premiums du. beNunder have been paid in full to such anniversary and tbe Insured ii Uvinfattbattlme." All clear now? Riches From Oil Stall at Ports · nDDA. Seudi Arabia (AP> -Hundreds of ships lo.ded with vehlcls, food, ~meat and other goods cioe Saudi Arabia'• two main ports u tbls ldngdom tries to buy lta way Into tbe modem aae. American belfeopters and landing craft, German baraea and thousand.I of Arab •tevedorea worldng 10 boun a day have barely eqed tbe loCjam cauaed by tmporta purebued with ol1 bW1ona. One firm la lootla1 lDto the pouibWb'JJ( ua1D&..ba11oou u &ilDl.JlYiaa cr.ua, ' ABOtrr 1• 8BIP8 CA.allYING -~vehicles and haJt1 a tnlllloa tom of other aooda are wa.1 to unload ~ tlllt Bed Sea commercial caplt&I. ammam, Sau Arabia's other main sea out.let. on the Persian Gulf, almUarly eboted. • W aitlDg time to unload it now about two mootba bl Jld da and 40 day1 In D1mm1m. It wu nmn1nl about four. months at both porta a few moatba 110. The bottleneck betan wbeo the 1ovemment, after U. qu1cirupUn1 ol oil prte.t in 1873-74, J>eCan a SHI ( ) bllllon, flvo·1 .. r de ENERGY velopaieat plan to Mt up an lnduatrlal bate' :..i:1.::~ Arabia ll tbe I aporttnc nation. A nood of hQpcrtl emued, from Jrapetralt Juice to power l&atsoaa. only to be b b)' Inadequate facWU•. 1 TBR tom Aal: TOO 811.\U;, tbe road networb .... aufftclent and Pf'Oetduree too alow, lblpptna aourcea aald,, Tbe 1lut tometlmes boldJ back the very equipment Mtde4 to reduce It. TIM CoHl'llJDent bu •tined contracts wonh $2.l ~ for :.& ..... ol tQ barbon u4 OCIDltrUctioo ol HW ~ But wtll take mcn tbe a7ur. Pntcbt l'atel Uloally !me a IUl'dulrp ol up~·~ eat"' &be DOrmal COit .. a penalb' fcrdel.QI ill w1IDI-~-..... No otftdal n,.. are avaUablec. wb8t WI ta costiq, ~ lmowl~ IOUl'C• say lt nma into tbe mllllom °' dollan. IO•S mrna UVS mN cepltal.tllu c. ~ Ullq ..., old &Obi tbat Mm 1DON mGDe)' Jmt 11-.. 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