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Home My WebLink About1977-01-28 - Orange Coast Pilot\ O~ange Coast ~ EDITION YOL. 70, NO. 28, 4 SECTIONS,~ PAGES ' .... T.:..y's «:loefllC ' N.Y. Stoek8 ~ ~ ;ri-vine League Rid, 'Support Carter ~ • 1 ' .. -B1111LARYKAYE morethanSOOat'aGreaterlrvine economics l)l'Ofepor, a colum-Attempting\ to bri.Dg home ln· natlongolng. to protect them ftom competl• · ' oe .. o.1,., ... ,.u .. " Ind.u.atrial League (GIIL) dinner. nitt and a bank consulunt. He natioQ for th~Orange County aUi-He cited what he called a Uon. Economl!t Paul Nadler oUered "But II Cart.er doesn't succeed, punctuated his fast· paced talk dience, the N w Jetsey proteuor "standard mark8t ", where ever-He cited bualneumen w~ ,_,._ an upbeat venion of the state or he'll look to business as the With more ooe-.llners than• stab· joked, .. l ent to an Oranee yone speaks th~ same laneuaie "I believe in tree enterprile - the union Thursday and told scapeeoat and then we'll see a • ' dup .comic and kep.t the crowd County realtor and asked to see from coast to coast; an "open just keep out the louay com~ Irvine-area business persons aeries of strong buAiness regula-roann1tbrougbouthiupeecb. ahomelntherangeoU80,000. society", and where everyone tion." that bustn~ }Dµst support the Uons "Nadler predicted. . The professor admitted infla-"The realtor turned to me and has a fair chance to advance the • Nadler noted that he's the onb' new Carter administration. "BUsiness bas got to try to help tion and unemployment are said, 'l'm sorry, but we don't. large amount of capital available one wlth guta e:nou1h to honest.1:1. "l see the Carter adminlatra-Carter win his attempt to gel hls troubleapots in our society, but handle renta!B here." here. defend the free market. "And ·tlon as one that will try bard to economic program going," said he believes inflation will Despite lhf problems in th.ls The economist chided defen-I'm a Rutgers economics prp· 'bulld up the economy," said urged Nadler. level off and that unemployment country, Na41er says be sees de rs of the free enterpdse ressor-with tenure.'' he added. Nadler, addressing a crowd oC Nadler is a Rutgers University may drop a bit. three atre~ethS that will kee~tbe system, who turn'to government (See LEAGUE, Pace AZ) 22 People Miss ing r B18ze Hits Hotel BRECKENRIDGE, Minn. Four members of the hotel staff she mayhavemadethecall from (AP) -Twenly·lwo people were also were on the list. the hotel before perishing in the unaccounted for after a fire Mikkelsoo said the fire. of un-building. swept an old three·slory brick known cause, apparenUy started About 10 of the 80 firemen wbo hotel in bliz:zard·like conditions on the first floor and spread fought the blaie were treated for I before dawn today. The wind rapidly to the upper levels. frostbite. The temperature al the cblll factor at the time was 85 About six hours after the fire time was 23 below zero. The wind degrees below-zeFo. brok eut,ooly-..ooe-person had -wa&-gusting~miles an hour, been accowtted for, authorities making a wind chill factor of 85 Hugh Mikkelson, mayor of this said. Douglas Johnson, described below zero. lamall town on the Minnesota-as a veteran railroad worker, The mayor said the Stratford I North Dakota border, said a de-was rescued from a second-floor was known as a ··railroad hotel," 'ath count could not be made for window by policeman Jim where workers on the Willmar-~ several hours, until a crane was Worner. Breckenridge run often stayed. brought in to clear up the debris However. the Burlington of the Stratford Hotel. The mayor said the fire was re-Northern Railroad said today Mikkelson said he had a list of ported at about 4:30 a.m. A none of its employes was miss- 22]>f0ple"Wtl0 wernna~ -rete1Jtrone'\'.'111t came from-a-··-ing. -' ---1Jor but it was not .known how woman believed lo have been Mikkelson· ~aid the building, ;nuny bad been in the hotel. The Catherine Stade, owner of the about 100 by 150 feet, housed a names, he said, included people hotel and an elderly widow. Mile· coffee shop, an huurance firm, who bad planned to stay over-kelson said the woman hadn't an auto parts shop and a beauty J;llght in the Breckenridge area. been found and speculated that shop on the ground floor. 'Chico' Star Prinze ~ Tu Suicide. Attempt LOS ANG:iLES CAP) -A despondent Freddie Prinze of television's "Chico and the Man" pulled out a pistol and shot himself in the head early today as a horrified friend looked oo, pollceaaid. . Prinze, 22, was listed in critical o6ndition at UCLA Medical Cent· l tel' and neurosurgeons said they planned to operate later in the I day. His parents and wife rushed : to his bedside. 'I Doctors said the bullet entered bis temple and passed out the 'I other side of his head. ripping through part ot his brain. But 1tbey declined to say what damage mieht have been done. ~ The actor left an unaddressed. ll handwrltten not.e saying, "He • flied for divorce last month after being married just over a year. They have a 10-month·old son, Freddie. It was her third mar- riage, his first. Prinze's costar, Jack Albertson, said Prinze never 'talked ot suicide but had said, ''be expected not to gel past the a&e of 30. He never explained why and I never pressed him for it. .. Another episode of Prinze' show has been substituted for the one scheduled to run tonight. NBC said, because of a reference to "Chico 's" death In the originally scheduled broadcast. Prinze received much of his (See PRINZE, Pan AZ> A~WlreJMI• ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Freddie 'Chleo' Prlnze ,. .............. SCENE OF EARLY MORNING FIRE IN 20-BELOW WEATHER IN BRECKENRIDGE, MINN. Blaze In Stratford Hotel LeavH 22 People Unaccounted For, FH red Deed Aliens Capt11re . Marred . 3 Injured in C1YU1h Durirur Wila Pursuit •tfMee .fte( y illwt · llf kee~."'~ NAlttnt lou In ~e and effl· aliens were swept Into the lt rammed beadon i010 a car ciency. · • Border Patrol's net Thursday carrying three _youne pe4ple · OUi.cers noted Thursday t.6a after a wtld p-ursui' marred by who were identified as James Yu, one of the two criUcally ln· an accident. on the Otlera Taylor, 19, Sa" Clemente; Jured vtctJtnt, was belnf taken Highway in which three Orange Tra~r Rarnira, 18, San Juan to the boapital by his compa. Coast youths suffered serlous Caplstrano; 011ver Yu, l'l. San nion1 tor treatment of inJurl• injuries. · Juan Capistrano, sutfered in ui automobile acd- oranae .County sberi~f's de-Taylor and Yu are In the in-dent earlier ln the day. pultes said the c~lhsion oc-tensive care unit at Mission curred at lh~ he1ght of the Community Hospital, Mission Border Patrol s pursuJt Of .the Viejo, in what was described to- se con d of two vans which day as guarded condition. turned onto the Ortega Highway Miss Ramiru is in the sur-aft~r 'following the overland gical ward of that hospital in trail from .Fall~rook -a ~oute satisfactory condition. Two Ted Hansoa, SC Founder's known to immigration officers Border Patrol officers were as the "alien ~ipeline... treated for minor injuries and Son, ni·es The first van was halted released. shortly alter the Border Patrol Officers said the station l .. took up the chase. Its occupanL-; wagon occupied by the three were immediately arrested. . victims spun Off the road after A second Border Patrol vehJ· the' collision and came to rest in cle crossed the center divider an orange srove. a~ it pursued the second van at omcers Jn both law ~nfotce high speed near the S\lD Hollow mnt aiencies conceded today Development. about a mile east that the accident might have been avoided if the Border Theodore Roosevelt Hansanf son of San Clemente founder Ole Hanson, and former Borded Patrol agent, cbamploq horseman and rodeo rider. is~ ad at68. · couldn't go on -it was beyood lhim," said Police Lt. Dan Cooke. f Cooke a.aid Prinze telephoned ltla parents and several friends 1 1 Thursday nJght and told them he waa depressed. Some friends and 1hb psychiatrist went to his hotel Vieti1n'l§ S,teps Retraeed Patrol had had adequate radio comm unicalions with the sheriff's office. A car·to-car call could have put sheriff's officers ln a posi· lion to intercept the crowded vans when they reached the Ortega Highway, ft was pointed Services for the San J'UIUI Capistrano man, who died Tb~ day in Pomona, wiU be held at t() a .·m. Mood ay at Lesnealcl Mortuary Chapel in San Clemente. The Rev. Cecil R. Burton, ne. tor of St. Clement's By-The-Sea Episcopal Church, will officiate. aulte and talked to him for several hours, Cooke added. ••AU of a sudden, be reached down Into the aofa, pulled out an - automatic pistol, and shot ldmself in the head, .. Cooke said. Prtnze was reportedly upset ~r ~ buakup of JUs ma.r-tlige, but the note d{d -not ~clfically mention marital pro- f)Jems, Cooke said without dtvul1lng it.a contents. Prlnze and hi.! wife, Katherine, Coast Weath er Decreuini cloudlne•• becomlnl f alr tonight and Saturday. Hlatis 8' to 68, • .Lows42to'8. • Hemorrhagi:ng Cause of Death Rul.ed Homicide B1 STEVE MITCHELL OI .,_ o.lly f'I ... ~ft Costa Mesa police detectives have traced the final days in the life of an unemployed Santa Ana man whose body was found behhid • .-nmeat complex By M esa Poliee just two blocks frdm an alcohol treatment center where he had been staying. The body of Paul Virgil Stallion 55, of 2021 11th St., was discovered by children Tuesday 8ftettl000 between JID apartment 10 Held in Probe • Of He'roin Sales Costa Mesa narcotics in· vestitators1 concluded a two- week probe into alle1ed heroin salu Thursda)' afternoon. with the arrest ol 10 1SU1(>ffta ln a San- ta Anabome. Four members of the city's narcoUcs detail, under the dlrec- Uoa of set. Gary Webster, and Santa Ana officers Jdcked \he 'lhree ~e• Added to Program ·· ne Newpcrt.i.U Sc1too1Di.- trlot bu added three more t.n1aa1• to lta Adult Educatlan "Ehllilb u a &icopd Llniuaa•" prgram. Be=-Feb. 1. Use dlatrtct WW on..-. claa&e1 for Cam , Korean and LaotJon ;::Utn1 lidulta. For dtt.U.. call llOl. building at 1987 Maple St., Costa Mesa. and a fence. Coroner's deputies said the man died of internal bleeding in the neck and head and had been dead 48 hours or more when found~ -Police U. George L. Lorton said his contacts with Santa Alla officers confirmed Stallion· had been in a fight Jan. 16 ln Pren- tice Park in Santa Ana. out. Border Patrol officers said there is no such system or direct communication with any Orange County law enforcement agency. ~a from-Ul.e. Bo.r,4-r Patrol have to be "bounced off" a federal radio system with a Services include Masonic rites under the auspices of San Clemente Masonic Lodge ~o. 671, Free and Accepted Masons. with Clifton Myen, former b'ead of Ancient Landmarks Loclte No. 319, Indianapolis, Ind., officiat• ing. -V-iMtation t.-be.ln•~DGUia.ell- tod a y throuah Sunday at UW. chapel, 640S. El Camino Real. ~ Confessed Killer's Te~timony BlastOO PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - Ariiona Gov. Raul Castro has char1ed confessed slayer Jobn Harvey Adamson was t.ocorrect. in bis testimony on some aetatts of the bomb slayin1 of Ariwna RePt\bllc reporter Don Bolles. Adamson said Thur.,.y he •a• ofrered a ride to~extco aftfr the 1layin1. in a plane o•ned l>Y Arho1u. liquor m8'nate J(eniper Marley ~the aovernor. Ci1tro called the statements, made at a preliminary heario1 tor two men ctaaraed.ID UM )UM% car bombta,."\·~a,.blolutely un-true rldSouJoul a11a ablunt ... Adamtan 1' the key wttntu for Atu. Gen. Bruce Babbitt, who • deellned comm• on 'Wtiat effect Castro'• atatg)tnl mtOt bave oathec ... Chandler plumber J'tmmy ~obilon, 54, who •ere lmpllcatecl by AdalDIO!ll and charged wttla flrit de1ree murder and con.- aplracy, was conUnuecl unW to- day by superior Court Jud&o Edward Bapp. Bolle1, 47, was lured to \us de· · atb by a promlae of 1ntormation1 from AdaDUIOD on a p~ land rra\111 cue tnvolvinc promt. nent Arizona111, Police said. . Tbe reporter cited ~ d•P after a bowab ~under bll ear In. a PboeDlx bote~l p artl-n• lot. AclalDIOO bu lldmltted:J la • bomb .mer the c • lobllon helped balld ii-e llld detoutecl it wtUl a rtlllCllte- control d .. Jce, AdamlOll hell t.ufltd. He 111a Dlnl•io..eo:-:: tracted...tth blm. tor tM llQ1D1 ml M> othen ........ 1'lm th kUlino were ant...a "F Jl•l•J· . Karl•1, 10. b11 not _. ~-.: • _µ 0AlLYP1LOT c D LAS VEGAS, Nev. CAP) -A ~ixa~uu~ey-~entittfre &h• a of tlile tat.e Howard -HiWM!S tGd~ dtaJlftlfed Metrin mar'a claims that he ls a ere and dev<*l member or ~ ll~Olar'"ia. •• Jam• Dilwarth or~ 1-epresftlting matemaJ relatives f?C the late bUUonaire, accused rrfday January 28. f9n :Slaying Suspect Faking lns8nity? Mangen Promises Loan Repayment By GARY GaA.NVILLE Ol .. 0....,1'1 ...... Ass e mblyman Denais Mangers <D-Huncuigton Beacb) said today tus cam pa.ip comlJlil.. t1·e "'ill repay SS.000 owed to Fullt•rton .:1ttomey Michael Rem· mJ!lnn \londay r ''' Rt·mington said Manaen. 111 l h1l> campaign committee. 1 '' , • ., him tht• money a nd that he r mbably won't acct>pt payrrwnt w anv form other than Mangen' pt>r'>onal ch(•ck Tht: c,quabhll' cenl•rs around M an~er~ contention that ~ $5.000 lo.in ht> ~ot from Rt>m lngton was for his campaign committee and not to bunMll. But Reuunaton has a noo- lnterest beannc demand DOte ,igned by run.er'S Ort. 22 • well as a canceled check paya-~le tG "Dmnis Mantua" but en- dorsed "for depaeit. MaDJen Comm." • ·1 tbiDk 1.k note aad check make it nry dHr that t.be $5.00I was loaned to Mangers penoeat. '1 ... Remin&\Cm Mid. "I sunply want lillm to •cbow~ that fett.,,. repe.J- IDI rt pttl(lllab7." be adcMd. Bal 11_,en said be ~ Ollll- ra1ed b:r RnninllM maldq ._ 1Dand for s-Jmml ia • lietter' ~ ~in4 n.n.dQ at. Mu1en• l'aom• ia ~BeMta. "ll's an uncamcicmable breach al a f~l1M!D's agreement,•• the assembl.11tlaa said. He weal on to sa1 be bas tnade arrangements for his campaign commit.tee to borrow lhe SS,000 from Assemblyman Howard Bermao•s CD-Beverly Hills) campai&n committee. Mangen said be handled the loan properly wbea..be depo&lted Reminct-'s cbedt in his cam- mittee•s weowt and reported the Jou on his nmpaip dis.- cJo&ure statemeots. He said be assumed it was the JJObHc report.ins ol lhe toan that made Remington an1ry and eauaed bim to mae bis payment. de mad. But Remington denied that's wbat irked !Um.. "AJI Ulle pepers carried reports olllM to. arty um month and., tltat botb!ftd me I would 1'aYe Aid somdbiftg at t.be time, .. the aUoniey aa.id.. He then went • to say that wl:Lal miffed bim was Mangen' later deoyinc tbe Joan wu personal when be bad staned a ~note amt oewa acCOUDts 'Ulat made me look like some (J)r. Louis) Cella-type dlar act.er." .. I alao admit tbat I didn't. like the prus r .... ashin1 a crime 1 was once char&ed wltb and ac- quitted by a jury," said B.em- lnet!>n. f'rowaPage AI LEAGUE ••. Turning to the 19'7& eleelion, Nadler said he's ctttain tbe Vot- ina Rilbls Art of 1964 helped pmb CarterlntoGtrtee. "Yau don't count the black votes for Ford, YoU name them." Nadler said. adding that pre- dominantly black Washington, D.C. weat&spetten~ rorCarter. And for tboae who fear Carter may be too liberal, Nadler h.ad this thoucbl: "'Jimmy Carter is a millionaire. a farmer. a aoatbemer and a h.ud.s.be.11 Bap- tist. Now you tdl me. are t.bose tbe elements wbicb makes one a pinko?" And ret those wtio worry that tbe Home, the Senate and the Presidency are all controlled by Demouats, Nadler offered these wwd.s of eanfort: "When bave )'OQ ever. beard three Democrats airee on anyt~? They may bave a majority, bat there will be CDGtJnuous fiehting. '' ,.,.....,,_ .. , He alllO said be is outraced that the 37-year-old allorncy aod Oma• CoullQ S.pa willor llalph Diedrich dllQ ~e .Wac• ol • rerbal ....... DC tbt Ulie 'oan wu to the committee and \ol to be repaid If Mangers lost .he electlcm. Girls Club Dues Of'ANOI! COAIT DAILY PILOT _,_ -----, ... a... ""·~~ ...... -.. .._ --··-~.:..i:- oeo-.au. _,...... _ __...~ c Slated To Increase ·f ' Tbey were idet)tilied Thurs- day ni&bt as Justice Stepben Tamura of Fountain Valley wbo sits on the Fourth Dist.rid Court ol Appeals in San Bernardino and Superhr Cowt Judge BTUCe Swn.nerol Laguna Bach. Santa Ana altGrney William Wenke was iutaUed as the bar auociaticm'a new president. He takes over ~ office vacated Tbunday fti&b1 by ArtJna W. Gray Jr. Foundation Sued SAN FRANCISCO CAP)" -A 22·year-old San Francisco woman. Jane Appelbaum. bas filed a $1.1 million damage suit. against a Tucson organization, the Freedom ol Thought Fowada- tioft. she aDeces --aped htr and tried to braiawuh away re- ligious beliefs sbe acquired as a follower or the Rev. Sun Myun1 Moon •s teachings. ~pest ..... , .. ·Economy Posts . .. _1:Jig Advance _ - early fame on the proaram for the line he delivered to Albertson, in a nasal. Hispanic accent: "Eet's not my job!" James Komadt, the creator and executive producer or "Chico and the lfan, .. ·said Prinse had been over for a visit Thursday eoventng belt 1ne no hint of personal problems and didn "t "Jene here suicidal." JUdlard Gteen. 8dmbalstralor at Ute nearby UCLA Medical Center. Hid Prinze was listed in ''serioatocritial condition. ••f'...... "Ke is not in surgery," Gr~n '· said. •·we have admitted him to one of oar intensive care units.'• Green said Prinze arrived at the hospital 'a emergency .room al ''OS a.m. aDd a team ol doctors immediateb' went to work on bbn. He said PriJlze's parents ar- rived shortly aft.er their SOA ,,_ admitted the volu~ ol contract.I • .,.. er- Oera for new INltnea fac1llt*. new buaioea formatioe. doet Pri~. t.be ftll~ of new~ received by manufacturers or consumer product& &Ad their suppliers and tbe money suPolY after adjmtment !at-lnllaUoo. The drop In lhe number ol buUdla1 permUa f11ued llDd fut~ dellttry of g90(l& b1 ~ paera were tbe dowuward lodl· catlosu. Paster supplier performance la conatchred an In· dicatlon ol 1"1wer decoaad and tbu.1 decreased bualnesa activit)'. The lencth of the ave.race wort weet ln mamtfacturlog waa un- changed'. Mesa Pair Nab'bedin Holdup Try Actor Leaves Coast Hospitm, kctor Sterlinr Holloway fJl South L8'W'la bas been released from South Ce>11st Community Hospital wbere be 11'8$ ~ Jan. 13 suffering from cheist pains. · Holloway•s wistfal voicit became identlfied with m&nY Walt Dis1Je:r characters such as Winnie tbe Pooh and Ji~ Cricket. . Atthouitl listed ill -Satisfaot • l«y condftioa•• th1°'refl.out m• • of bi1 U ·day hospital stay. Holloway. 72. WU for a wbile truted In the bospltaJ•g l.Dtea.s!Ve care. and sub-brtmsin ca.re \IG-its. Friday, Jan'*X 28, 1977 DAIL y PILOT AS Mobil Rrobe Nixed . .. Discl,osure R 6fuse d to Irvine Heiress Attorneys BJTOMBAllLEY I 1 ..G19'Alllt """"'" ~ .... -y~~:'l:in~f ~~or G'.Pte a •ttCPtfQJo all cash hid of pu g the Irvine ~mpqy to Mobil f~ A judce reluaed Tbu.nda~ to aJ. in ° ""e o com-mWJon from Mobil despite two *20<rmWioa. low Irvine bdress Joan Jrvh:Je ::,%'•t.he=s ,!!25YOUlume, ls larger offers filed by the oil com· That 1ale wu halted by a Smith's tawyen to explore ll· ,•-.-c enta. pany'Hompetitors. reatralnLnc oraer. Tbe a ceep.· le1at1on1 that the Jam es trvine pJ~d1e Judge 1 refusal to force Tb e Cad l J Jae Fa 1 r v le w tance of any fu.rtber otter now do- FollDlaloo '• attorney m aint.ains did n:i J:..u an:,wer S~~ quesUon Corporation of Toronto ts oUering penda on a rulln1 by Judie Jlldp. an unethical connection with the man rs. m w«Frted-$286.2 mlllion and a co11.Sortlwn Mrs. Smith ii known to prefer MobUOUCompany. .. : , beaded by Wall Street tlnMCter tbe Alleo-Taubmu otter lb the• Judge Jame1 F. Judge ruled ln I think we ll set tb,e answers Charles Allen and Detroit de-belief that the conaort.lutn wm al· Orange County Superior court we want.~ben the lrl~,l resumes veloper Allred Taubman ts p~-low ber to retain her 22.4 p81'Cf)Ot that Loa Angeles attorney :,o~~·~· Jhe said. I bell.eve paredtopay$3()2.9millionforthe intereatintbecompanyfounded Howard Privett de>e3 not have to did todu lt_~eeru.Jed the w~he foundattoo 's interest in the Irvine by her 1nndlather. diacloae to Mrs. Smith'a lawyers ay uq;au.sethe ~umpt.ion Company. The Federal Tax Reform Aetot the number of lawsuJts bis ftnn oftbetriaJw~soclose.' Mrs. Smith took leeal action 1969 compels the foundation to handled for MobU or the fees it re-Slnc1e the tri~ was recessed last w)len the foundation declde<I to dhpose 0( lls Irvine ComPIQT ceives from the oU company. year• oundauori directors have sell it.a ~ controlling interest tn bold.inga by 11183. It ts alleged by attorney Howard Friedman, representing Mrs. Smith, that Privett's reta-Part9 LeadersJain tionsbip with Mobil is at least r partly responsible for what be describes aa the foundation's de- termination to sell its controlling interest in lbe Irvine Company to Mobil. ... J O.ily Piiot f'MID by ltlt lll"I KM~M• Joy is an Ol d Tir e Jackie Kane, 10, (left) and Shannon Hoover, 11, share the joy of swinging on an old tire that some thoughtful soul saw fit t-0 attach to a tree in Costa Mesa. Privett has repeatedly denied the allegation. He told Judge Judge again Thursday tbal his law firm's r elationship with Mobil is a connection that does not enter into the issues raised when Mrs. Smith filed her lawsuit againslthefoundalion. Judge Judge rejected a mo- tion argued by attorney Steven Drapkin. who also represents Mrs. Smith. Thejudgepointedout that Pr1vett is not named as a de- fendant in the action and 4s not technlcalty obliged to answer the questions contained in a deposi· ti on. Drapkin accused Privett or evading a number of questions posed by Friedman during the taking of tbe deposition. He told Judge Judge that Pri vetl refused to confirm if bis 'Roots' TV Audience NJJ Senator LOS ANGELES (AP ) - "Roots " is well on its way to becoming the most watched pro- gram in television history, and the most talked about. Word of mouth has increased its audience every nJght since its pr emiere Sunday, when ABC estimated 75 million people tuned tn. By its conclwlion this Sun· d ay, ABC expects It will pass ••Gone With the Wind," the big best-rated TV show to date. . Everywbe~. people are taJlc. ing about "Roots." a portrayal of slavery in which the while man, either casually or deliberately, debumaJ!izes and brutalizes the black man. The series is based on a book by Alex Haley. Despite the nudity, violence and language, many schools are .encouraging atudenls to watch. Los Angeles schools have dis- tributed hwidreds or copies of the book for a study course beginrung next week. In lnllater, Mich., Supt. Cleveland Hammonds said, "I don't find the nudity objectiona- ble. 1 think the series handled those scenee appropriately." He said t0me parenu were ap. prebensive when lt was made re· quJred vtmne. but "we have bad no complaints from parents · tofar." But in Detroit, Dr. Norman Fu· qua, deputy 1upttintendent, over· ruled elementary school teachers Ybo madettrequlttd vtewlng. He aaid one re&IOQ wu that It came fGloola~foryounscbJJdren. ,ate for youn1 children. • · Tbe Loi Ansele:s ducotbeque Speakeasy posted a sign on Its d oor tbat It wu closed all wttk hec • uae of "Roots." The ~a l vary United Methodist Cburcb ld AUanla abortened its ~ir practlce ao members could . . see the show. The Empire State Medic al Association in the Bronx, N.Y .. rePorted its patient load dropped during the hours "Roots" was on. A Sacramento r estaurant owner complained that business was off 40 percent. Elsewhere, business was down at movie theaters and restaurants. Singer Barry Manllow said be wished he could cancel bis Sun- day night concert In Cincinnati so that he could watch the con· cluslon . "Roots" has caused varied re· actions across the country, tn· eluding blame for school racial incidents in Detroit and Har- risburg, Pa. "What a good thing it ia," said Henry Dot.son, president or t.be Los Angeles chapter of tbe Na- tional Association for the Advan- cement of Colored Peopfe. "It's timely. well-written. It's prolific and people don't want to miss it. I had to cut short a committee meeting so people could go borne to watch it." David Duke, bead of Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, called the pro- gram "highly inaccurate, a whol- ly contrived bit of propaganda. "It's not surprising that it's pulling such a big audience," be said. "Tbe buildup of the book was tremendous. Haley was 'On every major lalk show possible in promoting his book ... Bob Jones or Philadelphia, youth director of the NAACP dis· trlct ext.ending from Delaware to Maine, said reaction was split along age lines, with young peo. pie beine more hostile. "The younger people were not aware that this existed, •• he said. "They didn't know that blacks were once treated this way. . . They weren't around when we couldn't eat at a lunch counter or had to sit ln the back of a bus or weren't allowed in hotels." County Solon Seeking State Spending Curb SACRAMENTO (AP> -An Orange County RepubUcan ·as. semblyman wants to clamp a constitutional limit on state spending. ·Assemblyman Bruce Nestande CR-Orange> introduced legisla· tion Thursday that Is aimed at doing just that. He also said be is forming a citizens' committee lo qualify it for the ballot by vot.er initiative. The proposal would prohibit the state from Increasing Its budget at a Cuter rate than the increue in personal income o( Californians. Thal rate could be exceeded only by two-thirds vote of the legislature, and for only one year. · Constitutional amendments must be approved by the voters at a general election. They can be placed on the ballot either by a two-thirds vote ot the legislature, or by petitio°' signed by 499,846 voters. New Missile ~ome Remodeling Spotlighted Sunday ~.Some people never at.op learn-. Stepup Urged .tt:n:.~ b::!.~~ r; [sUNDAY's BEsT]· WASHINGTON (AP> _ i:Mle PNtlmel will be uplored _ --_ Detenae Secretary HarolclBm'WIL... _ • S\lnday'a Dally Pilot. la proposing increased emphasis : SENIO& EDUCATION on developing a ground· : a 0 0 • BO 0 • -Tb e Clusu for elder memben of JauncJJed, nuclear·armed Cnzlae &tnerlean bome 11 1ett1n1 ao tbe community are getllne ml11Ue that could alrlke targeta ltpe11aive that tbe owner ttnds away from cralt.s and into more hu.odreds ol miles deep in Soviet.. ~ ll only one tbLDc to do -aerloua topics -and they're domlnated ~a.stem Europe. tut more mone~ into the one alao growing tremendously. At the same tlme. Brown would l'"l bave. An Associated Press Steve Mitchell and Laurie slow development of an anti-sbJp feature wtl1 JOOk at the boon to Kasper of the Dally Pilot Staff version of the Tomahawk Cru.ist ••home improvement trade. looll Into two facets or the mlsalle because tbe Navy has not • emeritus explosion In 1torles yet developed a system for alm- : FSOZEN WITH FEAR scheduled to lead o(( the YOU ln1 prtcl.Hly at lar1cta over the boblct become the victim• ol Section. horizon. The anU·ablp version faara tbat many would flnd would be armed wlth a hlc't• INmoroua. but to those who l"uf· ALL THAT GLITTERS -explosive warhead. tu, tt can mean the losa of Despite gu shortages. cold The CNJsc mlsalle la like an E.• m.ta and freedom. FQt a waves and the world's other ii· unpltotcd, Jet-p0wered bomber pboblca th re u help -lf J~. Las Vegaa remains un· that travels ln1Jde the at· llve in a Jarae enou1b cU.y chan&ed ln its neon, all·nigh\ mosphere at much slower apeeds ~ lrorn botb traditional tpleador. Rtx Reed drops In th•n .lon1-ran1e ballltUa ml•· ..,.Jchlatrr and new, often un· and 1lv• a btt1n1, aatlrlc ac· sllea, wblcb climb into the we llllMI "Milla Ill ~ out dNl1a count ot tht 1otn11 on, for the of 1paca oo the plth to the1r ..... YOV lldm Entertainment Pai ea. tar1eu. O'Neill Faces Fight -It's easy to become lnvok.ied with a good bank. There are Jots of them. The Idea Js to find a goodbank tflat's lnvo!Wd Tn you. And thaf s the kind of bank we've been since the day we opened. We're local people. working hard to make our bank work for other loc.alpeople.Toget~ we'llget things done for~. Think of us as your personal financial advisers. because that's t>Xactly what we are. Bring us your financitil f)roblemc;. Wt''ll come up with creative solutioM. Ac;k us question~. -We II give you an~rs that make !ml~e. Yoo r31<e - a personal interest In your financial affairs. ancl so do we. --We can also mal<e baiil<ing easier and faster (or Ybll because we take a short. direct path in everything we do. No cumbersome corporate wperstructure. no complex communications. no undue delays. Banking setVice should be cle.,r. simple and convenient. With uc;, it ic;. Let us be vour banker. Wiz wnnl to be 11~'0!-.>t'rl 1'1 things that i'lf\? impotram R>1tfu-. -- 0 cmZENS BANK OF COSTA MESA H11rhtir "' B.1k ·r • 1711) 117'J420ll • Mm.I•.,. lDl< It l<J1111H11J1 M•· h 11111 l.11 11,,5 • l11d~y-•J11.1CJ • SalUl'dAy-?tol - I ,ff DAil. y f'tlOT I.UT...,,...... Darr. -1 hav• Ju.t ooa.clllded reacUn1 an epic artlclt Utled, 4'Wbat To Do ften You Run OUt ot Ou." Jt'• odd that I picked up on tb1a piece alnce I nearly did it myself this morn1n1. Late as usual on t.be way to the dJUY 1rtnd. lhadroaredoutofmy g,ra1e and onto Pacific Coast Hjghway in a semi·menlal fog. llumming along upcoastout in the middle of nowhere, I forced my eyelids up into the haU·mut posi· tJon to survey the lnstrument panel. Speedometer, 58 mph ; tachometer, 3,200 rpm; oU pre- saure, 47 pounds; aas gauge, on tberedllne-EYPTY. Now, wbaldoes any intellieent, experienced and alert motorl.stdo wben tacm, a gu 1auie wltb the needlepolnUng at empty? NA1'p~Y, you know the anawer to that one. VOu rap on the 1au1e with your knuckles to try to make the blamed thing work, that'awbat. FaWn1 in that, you may then whack the tn.strumeat qaln ~ mutter sometbint vtolent about bow they doo't make iu 1auaet like they used to in the good old days. As It turned out ror me tb1a morning, the old en&tne W-8 Jutt be1lnnin1 to sputter and wheeze u I breezed intoCoronadelllar, opera Uni on fumes, and pulled up tothestationpumpe. Funny, the eauie seemed to ~;idterNr~ tub. The gas tank was so dry it took two more ealloo.s than lta list· edcapaclty. The service station attendant was 10 amazed be kept looking un· dermybeaptolocatetbeleak. After such a close call, I wu re· ally interested lo this momln1's art1cle about what to do when you runoutof1aa. ft offered such sage advice as this: "IF YOUS GAS GAUGE worts and lt reads below em~ty, and your enlineJuatqu1t, you re out of gas." No kiddlng. 'l'bat may IO down u the aaaumptlonof the dee.de. I always thcJutbt U your 1u gauge works and it reads below empty, you're more tban out of gas. Another bit of wisdom tells you what happens after you've run out of gas: "You have two choices. Stay with yourcarorleave." Wrong. I have more choices than that. I can stand out in the middle o( the road and cry. Or, I can leap out, slam the door. run around to the back, curse and kick lbe rear bumper. U I want to 1et real dramatic, I can set <Klt and puab. Anyway, the article 1oee oa to say. ''The next step II to 1et au. Now ii you're lucky eooutb to have stopped near a 1u •LltioG. it 'a Jutt a matter of walkin1 over ~d l>orrowtu a c~ot 1a to pour myoursut.IM ... &EALLYt I would bave never Sueued lL l .W DOW make it m1 COOliltat practice to run out of, .. riabt next to UM 1u Ma· Uon. I U a1lo make cerLl.ln It'• a ataUon where I bold a credtt card, too. Wltb all UU. wonderful advice, I now fMI perfectb' safe tn tak1nl off on my two-week vacation to YubaCicy. See )'OU lat«. ,r!d!y, Jenuery 28. fl17 G11nmen Kill 5 llADRID, Spaln (AP) -Gunmen killed five policemen and tAJured three today. police 11Jd, ln llmultueoua au.cu on 1ubd.rban pmt offlc• that •book SpaiD. Premier Adolfo Suares called bl1 cabinet Into emeriency ae11lon •to deal with tbe wont crilll b.ll 1ovetnment baa faced as it attempta to restore de· mocracy to poll-Franco Spain. All political extremllta were or· det"ed arrested (or quesUoning. The government bad already lmp0sed emergeocy meuures Thursday aimed at endlnl a wave or violence that resulted ln seven deaths earlier thla week including five Communitta tm;I by riabt-wtni extremlat.s. IN TODA Y'S violence, police said two gunmen fatally wounded two uniformed police parda at ooe poet.al staUon, and at almoet tbe same Ume three men wltb automaUc weapooa • abot to death two paramWtary clvU IU&rda al another sUblta· Uon. A tb1rd civil pant died from lnjurlea received •hen a':leep at· rivln1 at the second shootin1 scene •aa rated by maehlne·run flr~1 a Civil Guanl spokesman HlO. Polle• aaJd witnesses to tbe flnt alayinp reported aeetn1 two pnmen ID ralncoata walk into the 1uburban post office and aboot the two uniformed tuarda HVeral times. TAEASURYSECAJTARY W. ~Blumenthal lnftation Reduction 'Gradual' WASHINGTON <AP> -The Carter admlnistration will appeal to bu11Des.s and labor to hold down wage• and prices, but tbere ls ui- tle hope of a quick reduction in the national rate of Inflation, says '"Trnsury Secretary-W. Michael Blumenthal. "We '11 be very conscious of th4! daneer of intlation, Just u we're conscious o( the need to brtna UD· employment down," Blumenthal said In anlnterviewTbunday. He said tbia II why the adml.nistra· lion won't eo "lull steam ahead" to stlm ulate the economy. - Midwest Paralyze~~ -.:: Blizzard, Freeze Threaten Eaat ~~~ - - -----t •r ,,_ Allodaa.d Pnt.t Obto, Ne• York aad New Jer1e1 were under eaeray ...,.,.,eDdel ~ u otftdals aou11it to ~erv• dwlndllna ~al·-~· lleanwblle, a severe atorrn bore do.-n on the Eut Witll blow· taa anow and btuer cold tbat tbfeatened to lnteutfy ~ Cl3 tbortaftl. Tbe hlel en.ta In tlae Northeast threatened to add more tb_,, 250,000 ow layclfa to tbe ranb of the ••Um.ated .00,000 already "enero uneuiployed. •• A Bl·~D blew &Cl"061 the Mldwett mominc, balling tround and a1r tratnc and fore. int numeTOUS 1cbooll to close in lndtana and lower Mlcb11an. wbere vtaibillty wu down to zero at Um et due to blowing snow. The temperature at Indianapolis dropped from 20 degrees to s degree1 tn leas than an hour. Ohio and West Vlr,UUa braced for the storm's anivaJ later in tbe day and otticlah in West VirllDia said lt bad the potential of paralyzing the state. Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes. wbo on 1bunday declared an "ener1y crlals •· in the state, or· dered state employes to go home and a1ked all buatnesses and DOO· essential 1enJ,cea In the ata\e to Close by noon as the atonn ap.-- proacbed. "We want people to set bome and off the atreeta and highways u soon u poulble today because of the threat of blizzard condi- tions and poHlbly tbe most severe cold spell ot tbe entire winter." Rbodet •aid. IHIFT IN WIND PATT!RN CHILLS EAST AND MIDWIST Change Brtnga ColdHt wtnter In Ave Ye.,. natural 1as aervtce today ror Elsewhere, offtclah la 2,500 Industrial and commercial Phlladelpbia declared • state ol customers uoW at leut Tuesday. emer1ency Thunday because of PS!:liG-WUtllilOUIUfiml'1Dl"c51" ntuJ'•l -su lbortQw:-tl: • the slaw'• mtJor 1u companies sllstppl, Obio and flUftOll riven to stop service for Its big were froun and barges carryinc customers. The cutbacks have heatin1 oil and other supplies forced the layoffs or thousands ot were locked ID lee, and tem- f actory workers. • peratures hit minus 30 in North A spokesman for PSE&G a1ao Dakota and Minnesota. Ken· ur1ed households to tum down tucky a1riculture officials heat, aaytng "We'll all be out o( eatima~ animal deaths, pro- gas'' if the pipellne system loaea ductlon loael and hip feed bU1a • NO P08TAL patrooa were re- ported lnJured ID either attack. Police dJd not say wbo was reaponalble for th~ klWn1s and nobody claimed responatbWty. PVBUC SEaVJCE Electric & pressure. were costing farmers S2 m.l11ioo BE SAID President Carter's Gas co .. New Jersey's largest Tbe energy crisis across the daily. policy will be aJmed at reduclne tilit b t ff lrt u all Eaat and Midwest began lut infiation eradually over the nest ~ Y' 1 u 0 v ua Y week wben another wave of snow •HODES ALSO placed the Na. few ye ans and thatlt could include * · * * and record low temperatures lion al Guard and varioua 1i.te i'Ore~iii .. CUj;lOiiiilaand-otber· tourcea have sugeested that police bad been belplnc rtgbt- win1 extrembta ln a campaign of violence to show that law and or· der in Spain bu disappeared. DatloP~l '1.U~!l.'.!...{oyw~~--r -• -· ...,_ _.."= .,._.Q\AVP..cl,a&J:acso11t~~C\.Elorida ...... ~nd, !9CU6'V!~me~ a encles price hikes. as well as tax lncen· DC MONVMENTS under St y ileif: lives to bualDeuet to eocoura1e THE GOVERNOllS or Florida. He issued an executive ord• production ot goodt In abort sup. rr..u GO D.1 ~DU Pennsylvania and Tennessee which temporully 1u1pead1 ply. w •· ~ have asked President Carter to state and Ignores federal en· But il will be voluntarv and in· declare tbeir states disaster vironmental restrictions on uae-rormal,beaald. WASHINGTON <AP) -Start· areas. ofOhJo'sb.ighsullurcoal. 1nl tonicbt. the apotllghts that u. In Waablneton, Congress was Rbodet aaid be advlled Preli· Foreign Payoffs Two U.S. Firim Settle SEC Suits WASHINGTON <AP> -Two American companies accused of makine millions of dollars ln questionable or We1al paymenta, most of It outside the country, have settled sults filed by the SecurtUes and Exchange Commission. Under tbe settlements, tbe firms consented to permanent in· junctions barring future.SEC violations. They were not required to admit their guilt. THE SF.c CllA&GED ln a federal c0u.rt 1u1t. Tbunday that General TeJepbane and ElectronJca Corp., <GTE) made $14 million in quutlooable paymenta over nve years in 28 foreign countries and MlaaiHippt and New York City. The only forefp natiorus mentioned were tbe Pblllpplnea, Iran and South AIDerlca. Io a separate cue, tbe SEC accuted UnlroyaJ Inc. of mating SU mUUon tn improper and llle&al payments oveneu, incll.ldlng payment that helped wtn a 1overnment-ordered price Increase on tirea la llmco. THE SEC SAID the bi11est stn&le payment wu '8 millloo apent by GTE ID Inn since um. Tbe aaeacy aald it 1uapected most or aU ol It wu a bribe to wtn coatracta few a telecommWlicaUona system there. Tbe unJdeoUfted rectplenta ol the moaey are not U.S. cJtizens and bave retuaed to tetWy, the SEC aald. GTE allo wu aoa.ed o( paytnl about M million to four nllplDo. in a deal to .. u off GTE's interest In the Pblllpptne Long Dtatance Telephone Co. T881Vtt ALIG u.id GTE pa1d about $110,000 to two penoos in an unidentified South Ammcaa 11aUoa in tm. One ot tbe unnamed lndlvtduala wu ldentlfted u tbe former bead of tbe mtnlstry reaponslble for purcbaini telecommunlcatioal equipment. The minlttry ~th• coatractlfttrtbepayment. tbeSEC l&ld. Tbe J>apera a1ao lilted wit.bout further detail. '35,000 for pollt.lcal fund.rliaerl 1n tM Unlted Statel from 19'Uhrou&h 1'72 and tbe same amount ln unlawf\&l pollUcal coatrtbutloaa in an unnamed forel&D COlmtry. lumlnate the capital's major scheduled today to take up dent Carter by telephone ol bis monument.a will be turned off Carter'• emergency energy pro-action. He did not aay that Carter several boun early to conserve posal that would give him power had approved of llftlna air quall· enern · t.o redirect natural gaa aupplles t y c on tr o Is , a It b o u I b a Affected by the order are the to ener11·starved areaa. 1pokesman for tbe federu a1en· White Houae, the Washington The unusually cold weather cy said Wednesday the 1overn- Moaument. the IJncoln and Jef. eaat of the Rocky Mountain• has ment would, In effect. look tbe feraon Memorials, the LBJ alreadyc!oeedsome.c,OOOplants otherwayforthetimebein1. memorial grove and the and caused the 400,000 layoffs, Penn1ylvan1a ·oov. Klltoo Frederick Douglaas house. Tbey accordin1 to /ederal enerty ol· Shapp said Tburacby be bu will be darkened at 9 p.m. The ficlals. oatcials In severaJ stat.ea asked President Carter to White House exterior bu been said they expect appllcaUona ror declare an emeraeocy In h1a lilhted wltil 11 p.m .; the others unemployment benefits to soar state and give lt exceu natural unW mldnlcht. because of the layoffs. cu 1upplie1 from other atatel. ·CJfeart~ of ~ove This Valentine's Day send your love a greeting all the world can share with a Dally Pilot Heart of Love. It's easy, compose your personalized greeting and we'll set your message In type to fit the border of your choice or your hand written thoughts may appear in the border you select. Nation'8 Cold Lingers Borders come In the 3 sizes ss shown below: t 15, 18 and a apeojal child's size for S2. 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The UFW 1s demanding Caster acUon on charges of unfair labor practices and has threatened to camp on the labor board's doorstep. l'Gftlriik f arilitg Hospital Status Wst by Prison SACRAMENTO (AP>-Callfomia's prison medical faciuty at Vacaville no longer has its accreditation as a psychiatric b05pital, prison officials say. The loss stemmed from the Joint Commission on lhe Accredi- tation of Hospitals' decision that Vacaville failed its tests on ther~peutic environment, management , patient safety and dlet services. The commission, which surveyed the prison from Oct. 18 to 20, made 115 recommendations ror improved care, including one stat- ing "the facility shall be kept free from insects and rodents.•' ... ,., .. fHe' 8aeWadag s.,,,..rie4 SACRAMENTO (AP> -California's historic "rigbl-to-death" law would be backdated to cover death authorizations that were signed before J an. 1 under legislation narrowly approved by the As· · sembly. ( ) The problem, said As· St l semblyman Barry Keene (0. ' 8 e Eureka), is that some people _ _ apparenUy thought the law took effect when it waa signed by Go•. Edmtmd Brown Jr. last Sept. 30. The Jaw, the first of Its lcind in the nation, took effect Jan. 1, and allows a doctor to remove life-support equipment from a dying pa· tient who baa authorized it in advance. 9111 ~ ONl"tfe t. Rape 8.Uag SACRAMENTO (AP> -A new bill in the CaUfon:Ua Legblature would change the law so that a man could be charged wilh raping his wife. The bill, introduced Tbursday by Assemblyman Floyd Mort (0. Pleasantoa). would repeal language in the present rape law which defin~ rape as a sexual assault on a woman "not the wife of the perpetrator." MrL, cw .......... llape ....... . CUPERTINO (AP) -The terrorist New World Liberation Front bas claimed responsibility for bombing the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. aubstaUon here -the tb1rd apcb attack in eight days. Four powerful bombs damaged four transformers, tnocked out power to 21,000 customers and nearly injured two sbetiff's deputies anveati&ating lhe incident early Thursday. re.er £hies •file FNe., .. 'l',..llle Frlday.Je-x21.1en OAILYPft.OT ,., Water-Savings Sought ' Citiea Urged To Take Coruermtion St.eps SACRAMENTO (AP> -A -wields power to take im· atate le'1alator recommends that medial• comervaUon stepa. local 1ovemmeuta adopt a ffri.a He U.ted 20 ICePI local 1ovem· of water ecmervatJoo meuur. meota COQJd tUe to encouraie r.-n1in1 from wubin1 dish• by watersavtnp. Tbeylnclude: haod to~ abower Umes. -Short.adnl &bowen. Aaaembl)tman Eucene Gualco. -ConaervationeducaUon. D·Sacrameat.o, made the ~m· -AnUptter fioodln1 pro- meodaUom at a newt coaterenee srama. TbW'lday. -Low·Oow shower beads and Gualco, chairman of the A4· plastic bottJes lo toilet tanks. sembly Wat.er Commtttee, said -Nowublnaofaidewatu. local 1ovemmmt -not the state -W ub1q dis.bes by band 1n a * * * * * * Water Rationing Set . SAN RAFAEL. Call!. <AP)-&arti.Dg next Tuesday, most of parched Marlo County will come under some of the strictest water rationing in 40 yean for 169,000 residents. each limited to 48 gallons a day -about the capacity of an aVft1lge bathtub. By order of the dlrecton of the Marin Municipal Water District. which serves the popu1ows county north of San Francisco, lhe pro- gram will reduce water usage by 57 percent of normal water COD· sumption. Direetcn were told district reservoirs will go dry in fall unless winter rains retum. -. dllbpan. -WATSSON requatonlY reat~uranta. -Plantlq crops •hieb · ~ quJre 1 ... wat«. He la lQdudlDJ the atepa in proPOMd NIOlution. r Guatco alto announced ftve other plecea of lelfaJaUoo deaJ. inl with water cooaervaUon. but be told reporten: .. LOCAL GOVEaNMENT wil). play the major role. Thia a becauae the autbortty to lnltlat.e water conservation principally reata in the.hand.a of local 1ovem· ment, and not with the atate. ·• Asked wby the le1ialatu~ doeao 't order the atepa, Gualeb aaid each area bu Its own pro- blems that may require unlq~ soluUona. He 'added that man·• dates require the atate lo pay the costs. A number of water districts have already adopted conserva- tion measures, be aaid. , , ASSORTED TREES & SHRUBS 67! 0... G.._ V .. to J.49 Wt priced ...... Ff•• G._ v-. to 11.99 Wt.,tcedfll .... s37! " 30% OFF !!I*' .... REDWOOD TUBS 20% OFF.. Oct111u 10"·24·-. .. ..-.. ,..... ..... s..,. 16 .. ·JO"" ...... IA: .. BARE ROOT ROSES and FRUIT TREES Non Patent Roses #I .-............................. 12" Patent Roses #1 .-. ••••••••••• ~ ............... ·"'-'3" AARS Award Winners #1 ...................... w '5" Standard Fruit Trees ••••...•••.•..•••••••.•••••• -. s449 Semi-Dwarf Fruit Trees ........................ ,.. 16" Genetic Dwarf Peach & Nectarine ......... ,,,_ 17" :::::::.. ...... "'small Fruits & Vegetables ......................... 1 I" DOWNEY <AP>-Trafflc bas returned to its normal busy flow on a large part ol the Santa Ana Freeway here following an all-day endeavor by power company crews to scoop up several fallen power Unn canylng more than 60,000 volts of electricity. 'GRAYLEAF ~ ,. BOSTON FERN PETUNIAS ~ SPRING BULBS Our new bulb 1efectJon bu Just arrtved -We now have top quaU{y choices ln Tuberous Begonia, DaliUa, CaJadJum, Gloxinla, Ir Gladiolus. Plant now for th&t spectacular color show In 1prt111 or The lines fell 1bunday just after the morning rush when a truck carrytn& 20 tons ol concrete blew a tire and careened into a power pole, 1napptni it 1n two. No ln,iuries were report•. lmmedJat~y after the 10:30 a.m mishap. traffic backed up for several miles m all dirtttlons Mom Surprised Preemie Sumiml Mir«le SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -"I wan't auppoHd to aet pre. pant," sald the mother of tiny Matthew Amil, who IW'· rived belni bom 14 weU.a prematurely and "°" a '151,000 battle to save b1a life. Donna Amis, 28, told a ouraery news coaterence at Mount Zion Hospital Thursday before taklnC the youqater heme &Mt lbe dktn't know lbe was preinant unW three weella before Matthew was born. Tbe tot weUbecl ooe POWld, 9~ ounce1 wbm be entered tbe world Jast Jlay 1' autrertnt from byallne membrane dis-ease,• lUDI ailment com moo to premature babies. Todq be n,ba 9~ pounds. Ma& AIDS' aWpriae at her prepuc7 JI undent.anda- ble. After ndlatioo treatment aod an operation wb.ldl,... mOYed oae unceroua ovary at ace ig, doctcn told w alM coald nWlr cc.ceive. But abe bad little time to eajoy tbe dllcoftl'1 ot lllW.,... IDQC)' last April. Three weeb a later the taf ant WU born. Holpltal otndala called ll "tbe lickeat" beby ever to tur· vtve 1udl a premature blrtb. A TBLSPllONE botllDe between St. Lute's, where Matthew,, .. bom1.~ llowit Zion. helped aavt tht IAtut'• Ufe. He wa fed m••apportln1 C>XYlto tb.rouCb h1a um- bUleal eonl • the laltb••l>Md trtp aoroq town to Mount zabll •a tntAmtve care nurury. • Ml'I'. Amil iald docton told ber Mau.hew aboo14 out· lr'OW t.be cond.lUon an4 be normal ID abOut lb: yean. Albert Amil, a W&NbOUle man1 ,.,. about SlOJ,000 ot h1a ion'• bolpUal bl11a are eoveNG by lnaurance and be bopet the rat tao be paid either by Crippled Chlldrea'a 8enlH1 ol the state Oepartmmt ol Healtb or the atate'1 Med.l.Cal pl'Oll'AID. DAISEY Eury ope A hardy color 1arden ravortte in fu.JJ bloom. Luah specimens ln &" pot.a. Just comlng in bloom. Wide Yarlety of colon. llUDllleT. ........ $ .... J.49 5 3~, ~-49~ . King Alfred DAFFODILS =.-::= i! SJ4! = .. 3 ,, '' A bafanced, full feeding leftilllet'wlth wMd and fnaact control for eatabff1hect dlchondra tawna only. T~ acb nitrogen for~~. balanOed fMdlng. Contalna lron. calcium, tultur and other minor element.a. C.rt>aryl lnaectlclde added for Mf•, wre control of army worm•. cutworms, t>eetl••· eowt>uo• and other PMtt. A proven herbicide combination, Enid• and monutQn. that oontroll end Pf9Y9Dtl oxall•. poa aMUa, cnibQraN, li>Ott.d apurge. Aleo retatda benNfda and otMI' ~al ~ M# COYIRW-AT AICC*MIPIDID Mft- ~-PT. "':! ••• er a-waw Waa ·zar sp OFF . PATIO SHOP .CLOSING OUT SALE Meaclowcrafl Wrought Iron Fumilure FINAL CLOSEOUT at co·st Of. BELOW t • I ,,,.. ,, AS DAILY PILOT EDITORl/lL PAGE Tll:ere Is a Solution . · The seemingly neveNmdfng ll'8.b fol' pollUcaJ , campaign dollarS continues to be the obvious cancer in Ora.nee County's poUtical body. . Tbe activity ceqtera around elected oUicials aeek· lng doJJIU"I from t.bose who do business with tbe governments they represent."n also includes newly elected officeholders who didn't care too much from • whom they took dollars or bow many they took unW it ca.me time for them to make a public accounting. In 1975, each of Orange County 's five supervisors made headlines by pfopoitfne poUUcal reform measures designed to bring s~t;v back to a political system gone wild. But when the Supreme Court said spending limitations are unconstitutional, the supervisons round an excuse to do noUUng. In reality. lb.at Supreme Court decision iso 't much of an excuse. All the supervisors need to do ls adopt.a-code of ethics that says they will no longer seek or accept money from th06e who do business with the county or wbo have a vested interest in county decisions. They can also help clean up their act by stopping their never-ending strmg of costly fund-raisers aimed at special interests and political kingmakers. In bis new role as chairman of the Board or Supervisors, Thomas Riley can and should get the long overdue clean-up under way by proposing such a voluntary code oC ethics. A Costly Foul-up _; After spending $4 million in a two.year effort to get plans for a $500 million plant in Northern California off the ground. Dow Chemical Company annQunced it is backing away from the project. The effort yielded only four of the M separate federal, state and local permits required for the pro· posed petrochemical complex in Solano County, so miles southwest of Sacramento. · The plant would have provfded California with 1.000 construction jobs over a five-year period, and a $15 million payroll r.or 1.~ emptoyes after it opened. Environmentalists who opposed the I acWt.y ad· mitted the plant ttself met air quality standards, but said that its presence might comPoQnd ao exlstin& overall pollution problem. Two years, they argue, ls not a long time to ex/ tend the permit process. Some state officials, includ- ing the governor. called the pullout "premature." claiming the state permits involved eouJd have been cleared in 70 days. Dow officials concluded oext December seemed a more likely date, lioce related permUs from other agencies were not ln algbt. And even then the possibility of litigation would remain. Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally calls the whole aflalr "a classic example of tbe insensitivity ol the environ· mental bureaucr-acy to the needs I or Jobs and in· dustry in CalitomJa." Unfortunately his view is npt anlque. An· in· dustrlaJ plant siting consulting firm bas rated California with the ne~·to-worst business climate in the 48 mainland states. Now, of course, all of the parties to this foul-up- tbe governor and his staff and department beads, the attorney generaJ's office, the Bay Air Pollution Con· trol District, the Sierra Club, the miscellaneous bureaus and environmental groups-all are piously proclaiming they jJad no responsibility tor what went on. That's a childish denial-and there ls blame enough to go around. There's no reason to shed tears for Dow. If they don't reconsider, they probably can recover m,DSt of their investment and find a more comfortable oll'mate "'1or their plant. But there may be reason to shed tears for California workers asJ.bis story gets around and more industry decides not to lock horns with our over°'ager environmentalists and a state administration that can't makeup its mind. And equally important, for smaller businesses that have to go through this incredible maze without the resources of a Dow Chemical Company. ""~'-~.,...,,. ~ W stArt, JAmes." ,, Two•yellrl\s~embty Term s W o rk Better Dear Teag Comehaek Could Help J ' ·. Like bad pe.nnies the proposals ( for four.year Assembly terms EARL WATERS ) and the conversion of the two- house Legislature into a un· icameral body keep coming back session after session. was decided the terms should be The unilateral desire of the As· short and it was provided the en· bl ho "d tire House of Representatives :~': m~'!':;>esw now consi er would stand for election each two "f u 11 time years. There was considerable professional debate about that but the quarrel lawmakers,.. was not for longer terms but t rather for shorter ones. Only 0 e 8 c •Pe because of the difficulties of ~landing before the travel and communication, e) e ct 0 r ate telephones and radio, lrall!s, e v e r y t w 0 autos and airplanes then being years is UD· urrdreamed of, were they derstaodable. persuaded that one year would be Politicians impractical. live in fear of the voters, and pro-That the terms of the Senators perly so. No doubt many a gov-were sent for six years was to ernor or other officeholder re-provide a balance to protect quired to face the polls for coot.I· against the .. tyranny of the ma· nuauce in office bas wished for a jority" which might reault from ( wa to avoid it a transitory populist movement. Y • Even so they saw to it that ooe- Sl IF TBE government is k> be third of the Senators would be restructured aolely for the coove· subject to review each two years. nience ol the elected, the uJ. Anyone who ia lured into i limate would be to do away with believing four year terms for the elections. That's what Hitler did Auemblywouklbeinthebmln· and so too bave many other die· terest& ol the people need only ex· I tators and tyrants. amine the present aituatloo to ' But the American form of gov· cut serious doubts on the idea. ernment, as conceived by the Would the Le&ialature now be so fouodlnc fathers. ls one ol the concerned about property tax re- people. self.governed tbrogb lief, school aid. and law and Ol'- their elected representatives. der lsaues, if all were com· Reading the CoMUUonaJ Papers fo(t.abJy eolrtpched for the next 1l becomes quickly apparent that four years? Hardly! They would all the wisdom and genias of be content to Jet matters drift, those dedicated men, gathered in boldinC to the belld that voters Pblladelpbia to draft the th.alter have abort memories. • f ~ ) , • f • i $ . • ~ • I • (or the new republic, wu in· It is th1t view, 11lared by most tensely applied to crntlnl a p_oUUcJans, wbicb accounta tor sys&em wbetdn tbose cboeen to tbe crub1M"Oll'ams presented by represent the people would lncomln_( presidents and gov· always remam IDOlt reponaible enon. Tbey Mp9 to let all the totbewUloft.bepeople. eootroveratal matt.era oat ot the It wu for that l"UIOD that It wa)' In the Ont ball of tbetr Gloomy Gus -U.S.-China R ela tion s Here's one senior cithen who won't complaln about federal income taxea for 1976. Said tax was exacUy one-hair the amount of Orange County's bill for property taxes on my. duplex! M.R.K . GlooMy G11t <O"""•"'-.,.. -"'"91rY r..-.n •llCI do oOI •e< .. Hrlly .... i.tt Ille ylew\ el IM Mwt ... per ~ 'POW .... ,..... .. G_y G11t, O•llY l'llel terms then avoid any further rocking of the ship of state in the final period before •be elections._ which they hope will maintain them ln office. W ASIUNGTON-Tbe almost certain return to power of Teng Hsiao-ping, the Chinese Com· munist leader, i5 not only an ex· traordinary episode in ltself. But it could bave an important im· pact on the future of U.S. rela· Uons witb'tbe Peking regime. Tens. oace a key figure in China 'a Communist Party, was denounced and finally purged in the mld·l960a, during the radical drive launched by the late Mao Tae ·tung against bit in· ternal ad- vers a riea. L E G I S L A T 0 R S a n d The charge against Teng was Congressmen can't a/ford to let that ~er!as too pragmatic to suit things slide tor four years. They Mao 8 olutlona.ry policies. must respond to the voters or risk ,. But In early lf'l3, as tbe pen. being kicked out at the end of dulum swung back toward the their two-yeartenns. For, as his· moderates., Teq reappeared- toey bas witneued, things can oa1J to be~ again at the change rapidly and the people be&h>nmg ol lait year, when the are not willing to wait four years Maoist zealots gamed the upper for promised solutions to press-hand. ing probJems. Now, witb Chiba under1olng Callfomla's state government fresh cbanpa ID the wake ot is patterned after the federal Mao'a..cleatb, itloolm aa lf Teng ls plan. Both have worked well staging a comeback. through the years and showd not be tampered with becawse of the small ambitions of those in office or the ~bomoric theories of 1>1eudo political sd.entista. Not ooJy woWd the lencthening of Assembly terms diminilb the responsiveness of the lawmakers to tbe will ot t.be people but it would surely lead to a one-house Le1ialature. Fortunately such changes are Dot within the powet ol tbe-~ature but require a coa.tltutfonl amendment ap- proved by the people . TBB UPS and downs of Teng would be lmpoqlble in other Commuofst countries, •here men who fall from grace are usuaJJy Uquldated. lo tbis respect. therefore. he is living tatlmoqy to the bwnane quality of China. where dissenters somehow survive to serve another day. Kore aiplflcantb. however, Teng npeatedlJ l&Ddl on bis feet becaul'e be la enonnouaty ln- fluentJal ID two powerful Cbi.nele ( SfANLEY J _ KARNOW _ island bastion or the Chinese Na· t.ionallata. The United Stat.es ls willing to move toward fonaal diplomatic relations with the Communlats- groups-the Communist and the Army. Part but only oo condJtlons that they Y pledce to refrain from using force to take over Taiwan. The Comm un.iatl have refused lo meet that condltlon on the grounds that tbe Taiwan question is an internal Chinese matter. A s the former secretary general of the Communist Party. be is intimately familiar with the machinery that mates China function. And as an old political commissar inside the Army. he is closely linked to the generals who control the country's dis· parate regions. I doubt that Teac will agree to that con4itioa in overt terma. But I would venture to predict thllt, when be comolidatea his aut.borl· ty. be ls capable of makiDf' the · kind of~ ~t bY the ONE OF the main accwsatiooa United Stat.es ln veiled but UD· th& hu been leveled .agaiut.-mistakabJe~.- Teog by bis radical foes is that be An intllnstiq t.ndieaUoA that is insufficiently imbued with tbe this concessJon may be in the ol· Maoist doctrine that puts finl was reflected the other day spiritual incentives ahead of in an official Cblneae ne1"Jpaper material rewards. In other editorial that said tbat the worm, tbe Maoist militant& have Taiwan problem should be solved considered Teng to be too flexi· "'tbrouch necotiaUoo and Jlol by ble. force.'' His lack of dogmatlam was summed up In the allegaUoo that, particularly in the field of economics, be dlamlssed Ideological purity ln favor of practical results by saying: "It doeln 't matter whether the cat is black or white as long aa it catches mice.•• Thia sort o1 nexibillty is going to be vital, since it means that Teng wW introduce measures de- signed to increase agricultural and industrial production without inalsting on devotion to Maolst theology. Ilia au: ap-proach, I think, may get Sino-American relations back oo tract. The principal obstacle to an improvement in ties between the United States and China bu been ~e llsue of Tahra.o, the TBl8 8T1'TEll£NT contraat.s sharply with the posit.Joo taken by Chinese oftlctals a few months. ago, wben they auerted that Taiwan could only be "liberat-ed" by military meJOS. If Teng ls beblnd tb.UI change, it would be const.atent with his view that China can only develop economically with technological a.salstance from the United Stat.es and other Western nations. Thus be appears to be striving to pre· vent a deterioration to Sino- American ties. He also is concerned, in my esthn•tlon. with the posllblllty that a deterioration in Sino- Amerfcan ties will prompt ·eer· tain Cblnele fadlona to P\ID for clDHr boadl Wt-ween Cli.i.ba and the Soriet Unklll. ma aiib 1s to block tbat~. 1 Swine Flu: Scient~ts Refused to Adm it Error WASIUNGTON-Tbe Pl• nu • fiuco ii cme medJc-1 d.l.suter we ~ can't blame OD the drug eom-i pan.iea. They didn't pub for the ; prop-am and, ln fact. dr&laed j their feet en It most of the •Wn· l mer, demtndtnc tbe 1ovemment insure them acainst what bas now happened. Did the drug qsanufacturera sense that J 1ometbln1 was 1oin1 to 10 rwroa11 · Tlte bW!Je for this ooe goes to j that portion or the mecllcal pro-J feHlon wbo have lost •hatever clahna they et•badtobe called •clen· U1tt, a.Dd to tbe •tnacture of American medlelne ln I wbJeb rank, preetl1•. lD· ~ = ~ illfloeDee. ~ aw ad pf'tM tn PoOI' ~saw to It tbat, no matter bow tbe nldlDee piled :.-=::-:..--= to forward. Did the f.ottbat no other coun-e lb \be wwld bad~· a• atop tJae foo1t bte or Ulis . .._..? N mte Mt; Qlll"t ,,. ...... Milt medtdn9 fi"itlle __.., W• may, but w • doll 't have any tt.at.istlcs to prove It. We expectancy ls Ioncer, bl a number ol other countries, be8in- nln1 with our nelebbon, tbe Cdad.lam. Let's try and reconstruct what happened. Last February one soldier at Fort Db, New Jerwy, died whlle su«erin1 swine Ou. To this day It bun't been ettlblilbed that be died from the Ou. Asatnst doct.on' orders the ma.a bad eooe oil oo a aeven·mlle forced march tbroucb a snow Norm. 'J'Jlat'I DO Wa)' to let~ tbe ntfflea. To thll wrltlna that ii the OQly fa&allty tbaL cu nm coocelvably be blamed OA A/New .J~/71, aa thentnenu virutllomcuty called. NEXT C4KE the byl>OtJl. ••htns that A'~•• Jerae1/7t, waa the ume or cbe to the vlrul that tilled .,alf·a·alllloa Am ... teau ha 1111-1111. 'lbe --ttve word la ''b~71w•a·tr..u, know what tM ltl8 vlnil ._ MeaUM it-~ mlil IJ1)'eln ... c.talt 9d9it• ........ to llOlate ad~_...._ from aaoa.. ~ U.. hypotheslt eGllllffUat Alltfltil 4'erte1171 wu tn\rliUIAI M plawilblt, but, baDllllY ,._ .... manOr fClr I tlii. 6ocWa .... coUfA'\' ~-.. JHlb: ••• ~---....... bil'* ,, ( VON BOFFllAN ) - too much attmtlon unless the doubt oo the efftcaty of all Ou ln· bureaucratlaanM.D. ocuJauoaa. The Nltional Com· At .. __. tbe Cent i --mission for the ~lion of l.lllJ~ er or .,..... Human Subjects of BiomecUcal eue Control &Vt muaive support and Behavioral Researc:b even from Amer lea 'a mecffcal protested that the Public Health supentarit-4.be Jonas Salb ~ Servic~ve the victims or na· the Albeit Sablu--but aa the 1inees lead.lne infonnatloa ao montht roiled bf, It bepn to ap-ey could not Jive their In· pear tllat tbeorlClnal ~ella. onned ~t to the sbotl. wbll• clever, perhaps even ele1ant. ... ua .-ror. Io the fn new HMI of AfNflW JetffY/'18, tb• nu wu Qaite mild, nothloa like the ''kUier virua" we b.acl been proadled. It was DOted bt aclentlstl wbole pride and ep werd't Jnvolved ln this aff&lt that t he kJller vlru1 wua 't followlo• tbe patte:rn of~ vinalent WOl'ld·wlde lDll.aema ..-.ala. By Novem'"91', Dr. Albert Sa!U-llOple tcleaUltl elf> l••t .. ~thMcbaoel ~ • ..-semJc wen "DOW~ ... Hpbte.0 IN THE FACE or mounting evidence iodlcatinr the aboee have injured and perhaps even killed mar\)' people, the men in the white smocks moet respon.si· ble for tb1a nd work are writing new chaptss. not in science but in the sociology of knowledge. A.a the _people who must t.Ue Im· mediate blame laslst over and over that the vaceJne wu "ade- quately" teated, we learn again that utu. traJD.bla nor enden· tlall mU. a ldaadst ii pride. the fear of edmOwledliu error or an overf1 narrow ind doctrinal Intellectual Inheritance blinds h.im. U1Umllttl1, la,ymen. not sden- tlltl. bad to llilPi°'• tbe prosram and vu UP tM 1bOn1Y (OI' U. .,,_kleal 'rarcl caa be eseUMd for bll part 1n lt. He dlctn 't un· ctentand;bul eoao-a bu 1ot to atop tbl~ tut experta art the tut w~ the •win• nu dil-..w t.ttftel. the mere fact tat 50011.D!a iiDd 1,000 Ph.D'.I "1 a .. thlne ls so doesn't mate tt eo. Laymen must exettlae in4epea· deat Judplent. Ben}amln Franklin, the greatest American scientist ot bit day, thought tbe amaUPQIC vaccination idea wu bUDCOftlbt, but t.be oJd bJue·DOled. wftclt· burntn1, Puritan Cotton Matbtr waa all forte. ORANOI ()C)AS:J DAILY PILOT RobmN. WHd,PM~ 1'110m01 ICfftrll. Editor Borbaro Kt'#lb4iclt, Edlforial ~ l4"or The edltortal ... ,. of the Dally Piiot aeekl to lnfol'm and eUmulate ftaden by Pft.Mll'IUna on t.hll paae dlvene COllllMCll.ary on toolcs ol lnttte&t ~•t· ed columnUu •ad ca by provldlna a forum fOI' re m' vl•w• and by preeentinJ tbl1 MWtpaper's oPlnlona and ldeaa on current topics. Tiie tdt\Cllial eptnJona of the Dall)' PUot....,. Cl\ly in the edltoriaJ eohamn it the top ol t.he P•&•· Optnlqns tll· pressed by the columnlstt and eartooolsta and letter wrtten al@ their own and no tnd~t of t.hetr vlewa by tho o.lly Pilot **Id be loferred. Friday. Jan. 28. mT t -I 'l c ' : • , • I , . • . " " • • • ~ " • . I ~ I : •• I • I : ·.: :: . . .· ·. == ·. ' -. . . . . . . -. '. DAILY PILOT ,4 7 • Leaders Map Strategy WASJUNGTON GP> -Republicans are Lr)1nJ to find their volce - and 1et people to llaten. Tbe secood put la the more d1fficult. Without the Wbite House, and wit.bout tbe votes to accomplilb anythlnl ln Con;reu, the party'g operational leaden are wortdna on a form at. and a formn ln which to speak t.be views of tbe m..lnority. roa OPENBU, TIU!:Y plan periodic joint appearance. by the two Republican leaders of Congreaa, Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. and Rep. John J. Rhodes. But they're worried about com· ing on Ulle a rerun of what used to be called "the Ev and Jerry Show ." featuring the late Sen. Everett M. Dirksen and House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford. The comparison is inevitable . "We don't want it to be called the John and Howard Show or the Howard and John Show," Rhodes said. "But we'll never be able to avoid it. DIRKSEN AND FOBD performed at news conferences almost every week when Democrat Lyndon Johnson was In the White House. Dirksen did most of the performing in the mellow, bass oratory that was his trademark. • Rhodes and Baker tentatively " · / a .. wi,..... are planning to begin their joint l"urs .. 1ll'o••-•a.tftk Frost appearances late in February. " ._. • 1 _, " '-· But they don't intend to follow a A statu~ at the Cranbroo)c Academy of Art in Bloomfield Dlrksen·style weekly timetable. Hills, Mich., appears to be venting his wrath on the Meanwbile, Rhodes has asked skies as snow falls again in the Detroit area. The last I executives of the three television • • 1 • • networks to meet with .tihm~ 1t ""'•. above freezing was Christmas Day, when Republican leaders on the ques· t e ~ru~ure was...35..d~ ---c---.. tion ol~.broadca$Uim~OJ"...GOP spokesmen respon~g to Presi· Water Reduction Plan Under Fire SACRAMENTO CAP> -Three state senators who represent the Sacramento-San Joaquin delta have described as /Incredible" a State Department of Water Resources plan to reduce 1he waler flow to the delta. Sens. J ohn Nejedly CR·Walnul Creek>. John Garamendi <D· Mokelumne Hill ) and John Dunlap CD-Napa). protested any ~artment could ask the delta to rf<!UCOOn in the ~w-f'tom\Jfe---accept a de!iC1eilcy1n supply by S.acra~ento and San Joaquin lowering water quality standards nvers m letters to department when their own contractors will director Ronald Robie and John be receiving their fult entitle· Bryson, chairman of the Water ments," tbe senators wrote. Resources Control Board. "It is fundamentally unfair to "IT 18 INCREDIBLE that the * * * Capitol Shuts Off Its Water SACRAMENTO <AP > - CaJifornia is shutting off the water lo the big fountain in front of the Capitol In a symbolic act to dramatUe the need for water conservation. &OB VAN DER Volgen of the stale Department of General Services said Thursday "It's symbolic. We want to use the turnine off of the fountains as a means to tell people about our other water conservation ac· tions." demand that the delta suffer when the department 's customers to the south are not Joining in the sacrifice. If the drought creates a burden in the state, then it must be a shared burden." Garamendi added. The pending reductions, pro- posed by the department staff bul no~et adopted by the boa.td. would be for one yea'r only. The plan would retain more water al Oroville Dam and othe r up- stream water storage points as a reserve ln case of continued drought. The now from the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers into the delta ia regulated by water quali· ty standards which determlne the fresh w8'er now reqwred to keep salt water from San Fran· cisco Bay out of agricultural re· gions. dent Carter. BE SAID THElll first meeting probably wm be late next month. Rhodes told the networks be hopes •·we can develop collec- Uvely a mechanism to enable · Republican party spokesmen to provide their views to the public consistent with the s<>-ealled fair- ness doctrine." 'Heat, Wave' lnAbka ANCHORAGE, Alaska <AP) -Pussy willows are blooming, natural gas companies are hurling because of low demand a nd bears refuse lo hibernate as unseasonably warm temperatures con- tinue throughout aoothcen· tral Alaska. "The bears are usually well into hlbemaUon by • ow," sa1n1ui-'Lund, a s pokesman for the AJaska Children's 1.oo, "but tbey haven't shown any signs of wanting to hibernate. The bears are definitely con· fused." Lund also said many animals with their winter coata are uncomfortable in the unseuonably warm weather. Temperatures in recent da)'$ have neared 50 degrees. e t>l~X l •HUIT AGE• HENllE • 8Al(ER • HEKIMN • MASTERCAAFT WIEMAN HllltJTAN j ;A 1 -~ere's Your Opportunity to I Save on Woodmark chairs Don't miss this sale on Famous Woodmark chairs . . . our selection is outstanding! You may also special order at reduced prices if your choice is not in stock. MID-WINTER SALE ~ CONT~~UES i Ted von Bemert, Inc. I • I • I ( NEWS ANALYSIS J Ca rter plans a ser ies of "fireside chat" reports to the na· lio n . Rhode s sai d the Republicans will seek equal time to broadcast their views on the ls· sues Carter addresses. Republi can National Cbaltman Willl4UD E. Brock Ill said be ·u speak ror the party. too • and encourage others to do the aame. "We don't need one voice," be said. "We need a lot more, and they don't all bave to be uniform." A RERUN OF THE "EV AND JERRY SHOW'? GOP Leedera Beker end Rttode• aaoca IS AT wou OD a re- vived Republican policy council that would deal with lObl·tenn issues. It would include Ford. Ronald Reagan and other party figures. State Court Nixes Property Ta~ Brock and the party's con· gresalonal leaders have agreed to work ln tandem on the day·to- day rebuttal to the Carter ad· ministration. SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The California Supreme Court has re· fused to reconsider its Serrano-Priest decision boldinl unconstitu. tional the state system of finan cing or public schools by property taxes. Now what ·they need'is an au· dience, and that 's a problem. The loss of the White House cost the The brief order signed Thursday by Chief Justice Donald Wright . Republicans not only their major public platform, it also took away what clout they bad ln Coqress. IN FORD'S TDIE, their con· gresalonal minority had a measure ol power because it only took a oae-thitd vote to sustain a veto. Now that ldnd of power is gone. too, and about all they can doi1 talk. said merely: ''PetitJon for re- hearing denied. Justices William Clark and Frank Richardson are of the oploion the petiUon should be granted." The justices voted 4·2. THE LOS ANGELES County Counsel bad filed the petition with the Supreme Court Jan. 14. Count¥ counsel staff member Jim Briggs said the rehearing re- quest was based oo two technical legal theories, one involving the ; . . merits of the court's Dec. 30 de· cision and the other claiDllnl a vtolatlon of due process pro· cedurea. Tbe high court's De<:ember"NI· ing ordered California to scrap its present property·tax baaed school financin1 ayatem and replace rt by 1880 wfth one pro- viding equal educational op· portunJUes for students ln botb rich and poordlatrtcts. Bill Would I irnit Service of Solons ASSOCIATED ~OllSD ... SACRAMENTO CAP) -A plan to limit Californi~ legislators to 12 years' service in the same office was introduced Thursday in the state Senate. The measure by Sen. Arlen Gregorio <D·San Mateo), starting his seventh year lo the Senate, is similar to Gregorio bills killed twice before. Announces the estlbllshment ora John M. Murray M.O. C.M. F.R.C.P. Director "I DON'T BEUEVE THAT SERVICE ln the legislature should be a lifetime career," Gregorio said. Dlplomate. American Board of Dermatology Today only two of the S9 members of the Sepate have served more than 12 years. Ten ol the As· s e19bly's 80 members have served more than 12 years. 2011 Westcliff Drive. Newport Beach By appolntment f71•) 631-1 960 ................•••......•..•.•••.•......••.......•..•.....•....•..........................••.•.•.••••.•.•...•••••.•• -~·,·~ ~~·· THE UILIOADS Touah ruaald FHA IPPt"OYld 1' mien, styted for ca1ffomll -nv1no. A maJor . menufKturer his UNd the flnnt IUtodavt hllt Mt nylon yam for durablllty. -····~ , ... ~~~ '.JiMA ~ ~ .~ .. ..., CAPRICE Thllt JuxutlOul 1' colors.,. dtSJgMd with practlcallty In mind Ind ... ~ fot ywr_ ewrv decorating challenge . All IOlld colors Ulfng 1utoctew hHt Mt nylOn yarns In FHA 11*'.owd antructlon. $,95 . .. =n:. ft. .... II $995 . .. ...,Mall ••:-.:: •••••······•••••··•········•·••····•······•••·····•·····•····························•·••·•·•••····················•• • Funerals Can· L Cost Less F==s=EN=1=oa~c==1Ti!!!:=1z=-E~Ns-= vane1y of Financial, Aasistance Available m I 0~ ~!~~~ ••• M.V' OH 11.ll,.'U•CH~JJ. t 'I' JfCO..I~ A 818TEPHEN FOX EDITOR'S NCYf'~· MCJltll, if not -Proleulonal service fee. ~!' ~cOJf,~ou: ClllUHS SAVI~ LOS ANGELES <AP> -The rno1t. C°"'1mtert on ~ of Moat funeral direeton cbar1e • k£Hr ... averace C06l of a funeral ln tlwfr opua... m.arrorsoing a /1merol. baatc fee that coven uie of the VliL.8 & Pre·PeW U ,,......, lfeHN• Callfornla ta about ii.100, ac-Thi /mal ~of twe-piiri--. faciUtJea. ataff. aervice arnqe-MLE• corcUn& to the Calltomia Funeral. ezpl.ahu u"1ol '-and '-fliOC ~ menu. preparinC the body a.od Directon AasoclaUon. However. bu law tDhm~afunmlLw uu.afaut.omoblles.. • couum .. may economise 00 8 oho-dl•cMto• •om.t oJ .the Comumen may cut lb• total tuneral. lttbey wtab, by choosing oltmottoe• to the "trocHtkmol" cost of tbe funeral bJ omlWna • ._., , .. allege Pharrn ac; y to omit c:en.tn lteQU or aervicea. fVMfGl. lhlll11 they do not wteh. 1ucb u a ·-. They al80 may make attange-Tlw .artjc~ ~ "° MlOnlTMn· aervlcewtthvtewi.DJ. \ -:=:=~::::=::~=~====~::=::. men ... IJl advance of need· for dolfona, but ratlw uelu to~ I -------' simple services or cremation couum.n· t.Dilh auf/ieienl in/ONf'IO-8TATEIAW DOES not requ!N through non-profit memorial fjOftto,,,.m/ormfddectatonl. funeral directors t.o tower lbelr j ti I flt U cbarcea even J! aome items are soc e es or or·pro crema on omitted, ao corusumers sbouJd cbeo::::~ a~de$300ra~e cost ls discuss this ln advance of eater· _, aware of a 1974 Ohio State Un· Ing into a contract ~th a funeral TBEaE IS A variety of sources of financial assistance available to consumers arranging a funeral. including Social Secwi· ty, Veterans Admlnistrallon and verslly study showing that peo.. director. ple Obtain peace Of D\l.nd COO· ceml.ng their death primarily by Funeral directors muat eupply customers with ltemlJ:ed Uau ol knowing that their survivors purcbasine before any contract have financial security. Vi.sita· <SeeFUNE•u Alt) CONGRATULATIONS JJ~/en B. ::bowJ REALTOR, INC. tlon by family and friends were ....._ rated u much less important. """'....-. Medicare benefits wbeo applica- 'A STAR IS BOAN' MAY BE SEASON'S SURPRISE ble. _Pension f11Dds, Insurance pohctes, fraternal orders and A CONSUMER HANDBOOK, FOR THE 4th STRAIGHT YEAR ONE OF THE TOP 4 PRODUCERS Kris Kristofferson end Barbara Strelund In leads. workmen's compensation may The Compleat California P edl ti D • d also be of assistance in certain Consumer Catalogue, which dis· r e ODS 1sprove cues. cu.ssea funeral and cemetery COS· Preoeed planning i& vital to ta, is available for $1.50 plus consumers seeking to economiie POStage fllOm the Department ot S..... • nd F • 1 on funerals because It allows de-Conaumer Affairs, Publications ~· ~isa 'f, m clslons to be made w1thout time Section. P .O. Box 20191. pressure and the stress or grief. Sacrameoto95820. --rise Hir - By BOB THOMAS LOS ANGELES CAP l The surprise hi1 of the-- new movie season might well be "A Star Is Born." Why a surprise? Becau~e most of Hollyw_90tf seemed lobe predicting its failure. "No picture ever had such bad talk about it," says Barbra Streisand. "Everybody jumped on the thing that the star hired a producer who was her boyfriend and bad been a hairdresser. It was a base jolarnalistic setup." "BUT I THINK WE PROFITED from the .bacJdasb to all the bad publicity," adds Jon Peters. her producer-boyfriend and onetime hairdresser. •'Peop\e are discoyering the film for themselves and saying that the critics were all wrong." ·• Streisand and Peters were in a state or ex· bilaratlon when a reporter called at her Holmby }fills manse on a~unny J onuary afternoon. She sat on the floor of the living room and poured tea ; the black-bearded Peters reclined on the couch and ehided her for indulging In swPets. The words tumbled from both as they discussed the af· termath of "A Star ls Bo111." • "Right now the prlftiction for the domestic jU.S. and Canada) film rental is between 40 and 50 million," Peters said. ''Proportionately we're doing as well as 'King Kong' and in some places better. "I BELIEVE IT WILL do just as well world· wide as it does here. I don't see any problem in foreign audiences relating to the picture. Popular music goes everywhere, and this is tbe first authen-~c look at a lire style that the world has heard about ~ut never seen.·· • He predicted that "A Star Is Born" would far iurpass Barbra's previoius big moneymakers· <•Funny Girl." "What 's Up,~?" and "The Way t.'e Were." . Although she claimed • to know nothing about Consumers should also be There are two main areas or -••· -cost rn-artailgiiig a funeral: - the casket and professional Ph B k service fees. ODe 00 -Casket§.,_ The price-of-ttn!'- casftriS perhaps the most im· __,..,.,--p-;:-l . portant component or the total .l 0 rm funeral price; the least ex· pensive casket can be purchased Dual T !~IS with the same professional ~ services as the most expensive. SAN FRANCISCO CAP> Husbands. wives and other persons with the same last name will be able to be listed jointly without additional charge ln the white pages of Pacific Telephone directories starting March 14, the company said. However. actual dual listings will not appbr until the next re· gularly scheduled issue or the directory serving a specific area. Publication dates vary throughout California. PACIFIC TELEPHONE said Thursday It bad notified the California Public Utilities Com- mission that dual listings will be provided on request at no extra charge. A dual listing would cover any two residential customers with the same surname living at the same address, such as husband and wife or parent and chJld. It also would apply lo women whose husbands are deceased and who want to UU both their own and their husband's name and to persons known by a given name and a nickname. CASKETS RANGE from wooden models available for SlOO to S2lOO to those made or solid bronze and costing several thousand dollars . Regardless of what casket is selected, the body wil..L decom· pose and the casket evlatually will corrode and-probably ·give way. California laf.r requires that a funeral dftector supply customers with the price range of all caskets. Each must have its price prominently displayed and each must be priced individually regardless of what service is purchased. lt is against the law for a funeral director or crematory to require a casket for cremation or to represent that one ia required. THE DEPARTMENT advises consumers to "bring along an emotionally uninvolved third person" when selecting a casket and adds, "Remember, love for the deceased can't be measured by the caaket's price." HOSPITAL APPOINTEE C. Petrick Leah Fiscal Boss ApJJO.inled of the Newport H•rbor, Costa Mesa Board of Realtors COHH-~ 5e CUP! FREE RE-FILLS AND LOTS OF GOOD CONVERSATION WITH FRIENDLY PEOPLE EVBtY SUNDAY AFTER THI t:OO & lctlO SRVICI Oturch Of The Resurrection tllZH "'41 ....... a9"da C. Patrick Lash bas been ap '-;~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~ pointed director or fiscal affairs -i at Soutb Coast Community Hospital, effective Monday Lash w111 assist Bernard F. Carr. South Coast Community HospitaJ administrator. in plan- ning, directing and controWng the financial functions of lbe hospital. . Hb responslbllities will In- clude patient bllllng, accounting and data processing depar~ men ta. A resident of Laguna Niguel, Lash 15 a member of the Hospital Financial Management Associa- tion and the Orange County Health Planning Council where be baa served as ct\ajnnan on a number of committees. CLEARANCE SALE ••• OPEN SUNDAY 11 a.•. to s, .•. ~'Movi Re"~ew) money matters. Mi ss : e 'YI Streisand is obviously en· The company said, for exam- ple, a current listing for Smith. George could be changed to Smith, George & Allee or Smith, U~HOlSIEllY --JOYinttbtfitm'~ succ-ess:- Espe c i a 11 y after 'rouhahas surrounding its inception. Writers and Ceading men changed with the seasons. Sbouting matches were reported on the set. Then director ~d cowriter (with Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne> Frank Pierson unleashed a pr10ted diatribe attacking star and producer. DID BA&BaA ACTUALLY direct some of the movie. as Pierson charged? "You bet I did!" sbe replied vigoroosly. "I was (orced to do It. Either tbat or fire the di.rector and ie. t somebody else, which would have only added to '11 the bad press. "I dealt very closely with the actors, and I'm oroud of what I accomc>lished. Eapecially with Kris (l<ristoffersoo). He is my greatest joy, the fact that twas' able to help hlm brine the character to Ure, to make him feeJ secure u an actor ... SOR UVIEWSas, INCLUDING thla one, Observed that Krlato(fenon rmally came alive as an ~tor 1n "A Star ls Dom," b1s performance provid· lfa1 a needed balance to the alw&)'S dynamic 9lreisanct Yd when Warner Brothen saw the rtrst (al of lM film, they despaired of the actor's work ~ hence the ftJm . "Wamera panicked," said Peters. "That's •ben Barbra took over and edited the film herself. The work was staigering -18 hours a day from Ju. ~ to t>«ember. When sbe 1ot through, Kris' terformance was teniflc." ' "And Pienoo accused me of padding my own oart in tbe cutUngl" Streisand exploded. "Many Vmes J cu& rny mm •bots out if Kris was better In ftjs." ~~ ~prs · Dest9n Plozo is o one-of·o·klnd shopping disakt tucked Into o quiec corner of bu$tllng Newport Center. Along these attractive courtyards. 1n airy wood scudios and shops. ore art goflerle\ home fumlshlngs. occ~ and specialty stores where the oreo's fines< lntenor decorocors shop for that spectol ttem-or room-or service. Offices of several lncertor design firms ore here, along w ith those of graphic oltisr.s. plonners. architects. hair fmh/on and • otner designers. Look for Muldoon's oc the entrance to Design Plo20. 5hop where ~signers shop. And where tht!y wOtk, coo. DESIGn PlfllA CENTER lice-&~· P'onl ntcktmnr it might appear as Jones, John T· Tex. BEACON BAY ENTERPRISES Announces its Newest Auto~sh GRAND OPENING OF COSTA MESA AUTO WAM BRING THIS AO FOR A FREE CAR WASH WllJI ANY un1an fll.IJP (NO MINIMUM> Frtt Cofftl, Cookiea, f>und\, WocN Ind I ,.,..,.. COSTA~Mt•t.. AUTO WASH -~..-........_.. 2059Harbof' BIVd. 845-1038 WE HAHDWASH RECREATION VEHICLES, CAMPERS l TRUCKS ..._, __ w_. ....... ltlJH .... "94. C-...._.I .. -Tiffanys Private Club of Newport ~ach wi.ehea to thank its members for a very successful 1976 Ed Martin~ Prie.6deat 3388 Via Udo.• 3rd l'loor Newp«m Beec1a (714) 675-6090 . " f-•litlecd, Notes Solon Praises Sikes Ouster By O. C. llU811NGS OI .. o.ity 11'1'-' IUH Rep. Mark Hannaford (D-Long iteacb, Western Oranae County> today applauded the action of tbe House of Representatives Democratic Caucus In removing Rep. Robert L.F. Slkea (0-Fla.) from the cbalrmansbip of the MWtary Coo.strucUon Subcom· mittee. "Since Mr. Sikes' apparent conruct of interest came to my attention and to the att4!nt1Gn of the public, I have opposed h1I re- teoUon of such a critical subcom· mittee cbairmansblp," Han· oaford said. ••• A88EllBLYMAN aaucE Nestande's appointment of his forpier e mployer, Ronald Re~an, to the state Republican Central Committee la well 10111 tonight on KOCE-TV, Cbannel50. Republican Lois Lundber1 and Democrat Frank Barbaro will a,Ppear on the "Voters• Pipeline" show. ltalrsat 7:30p.m. ••• A CANDIDATES forum is planned SUnday ln Santa Ana by tbe Oranie County Chapter of tbe N atlonal Women's Political Caucus. Candidates in all county school dlatricts and for tbe WeetmJ.nater City CouncU vacancy have been invited. The forum starts at 1 p.m. at tbe Santa Ana YWCA, 1411 N . Broadway. For information, call Anne Doyle, 871-1938, or Diane Beeman, 828-a850. ..... W-AUS:QUl\Uff-~ be~ Here are the Orang e subiect of a publTC forum Republlean •1 otber appointees: sponsored next Tuesday by the League of Women Vol.era of Mrs. George Mousel, Tustin, OrangeCounty. current presldent of tbe Southern R i t ti f th o &n"' Division of the California eg s ra on or e r .e County forum wlll be~ at 9 a.11>. Federation of Re publican t lb n....... c ·t all 300 E Women; Richard .\lien, Los Cbap~~A:: 1 Y ' · Angeles, past chairman of the * • * Black Caucus of the Republican EILEEN E . PADBEaG, Slat.e Central Committee; Mrs. l J l · dln t f th Carolyn Ehrler, Villa Park·, Dick eg s alive coor 8 or or e Orange County Employes AB· Darling, Newport Beach, past soclation, la the new chairman of state president of the Cautoroia the Board of Governors of tbe BepubllcanAaaembly. Republican As&OCiatea of Orange Also, Ted Lundberg, La County. Habra; Michael Bradshaw. Villa Republican AHociates is a Park , and Mrs. El ea nor volunteer organization of bual· Ashmore, Arleta, current county nesa and professional people ln· chairman, Los A.ngleles County t e re'sted in supporting Federation of Eepublica n RepubllcancaDdldates. • Wolllen. Other 1977 officers of the group Under state law, each incum-are: bent Republican officeholder can Ti motby Haldinger. Arthur appoint eight people to the Young and Company. lst vice Republican Slate Central Com· ,chairman; Lee. E . Granell, Cal mJtlee, thegovernlng bodyo(the State Fullerton, 2nd vice Republican Party in California. chairman; Darryl R. Wold, al· • • • tomey, 3rd vice chairman; John THE NEWLY ELECTED McOwen, attorney, secretary, chairmen of the major parties in and David R. White, II, Swenson Orange County will discuss their and Clark, treasurer. PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS 8USINllH lfAME STAT5MENT £e ........ . Judge Alan N. McKone of the West Orange County Judlcal Di.strict Court has been elected president ot the county's Municipal Court Judges' AasociaUon for 1977. OC Mechanie. Weigh Vote For Unions The 90 mechanics employed by the Orange County Transit Dis· trtct (OC'rD) will be asked ti> vote again du.ring the next two weeks to determine wbo will represent them In contract talks tb1a year. OCTD General Manager Ed Lontz said today the flnt election by the group ended ln a tie vote between the Orange County Employes Association <OCEA> and the United Tranaportatioo Union <trnn. The mechanics bad been reprea.mecl-tbe paat two yeallfbY OCEA. and Lorltz said their COD· tract with the district will expire Feb.1. Negotiations cannot proceed, however, until a new representa· Uon ele(t!oo takes. place. In tbe meantime, the mechanics will continue worlcing under Lerma.of the exbtinl contract, Lorit.z said. OCTD's 469 drlvers are represented by trru and that COO· tract expires in June. Seniors Get Tax llelp Free lncome t~x couruollnc wtll be available for olcler clthena atartlna Tueadly. throu1b the Tax-Aide pro1ram of tbe National Retired Teachtn AnoclaUob and the American µsociaUon of Retired Peraona. Volunteer counselora trained by the lntemal Revenue Service will operate ee>unaellnll deska ln central locations of Sou1h Oranae County communlUea u follows : -t.as-a Beaell, 1·4 p.m. Mondays from P'eb. 7 through Aoril 11 at Ctty CouncU Cham- ber•. 505 Forest Ave. -El TGla, 10 a.m. to l p.m. Saturdays from .Feb. s throu&h April 9 at California Federal Sav- ings and Loan, 24301 Muirlands BJvd.. . -Jla.toa Viejo, It a.m. to 1 p.m . Saturdays Ffb. 5 throucb April 9 at Keystone Savings and Loan. 24041 M artuerite Parkway. -San Clemente, 1·4 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays Crom Feb. 1 tbroqb April 14 at Seolor THI: ActlvlUet Center. 100 N. s.vtlle <Co mmunity Clubbouu. downataln). Tullio JUuo. coord.lllat« for Storage Se.t For Fossils Plana to provide temporary atora•• apace for fot1l11 and arcibeolo1lcal artlf•ct1 wbll• varioua ll'OUPI try to deYtlop a mueum bav• 1'00 prellmtaUy approval by Oran1' C9Unty 1upervl10n, Tbe board•uked CCIUD~ atatt members ta IQeet wltb about *> groups Interested in preservtfti such relics and report"baclt oo a poeatble locat1911 tor 1&ora1e within 30 days. County oftlclala explabled that. because there ls DO 1tora1e faclll· ty at present. tbe county la loeinl some hilt«ical items to other counties. tbe to Oroel"ain ...... tM "~ t. dt1.,_. to help older -" p_ayen uaadlntald the v lfteom• taa-.. and become famUlu .,.._ tM special exemp. tloaa avlllellle to n4lrefl. ''Wtdoaotactua.Uy .PMP&relD• COQlt ~ Nturna, Rluo aiald~ "bu=~Jon, maQ>' ol •t.om reUnd bUlln111 ~ r.1• derable expertftc41 n tu maUert. are equlpPtd t4 deal wlth molt of the prol>le~ older ~en coatront." Twtnlr membera of loca AA.BP cbapten and RTA wU have rtetlv-1 the apeelal I tralnl.n1 l9ld wlll be mann.lna oowi11una des.U. People utllb· Int the ...,... should take wltb Uttm cOllMt ot thetr last tax r-. tum and forma for tbe curt'd tax year. • Doa 't drop the ball! Get • job wtth a low·CO.l Dally Pilot Claullled Ad. " Pbooe 842-5818. P\UMllM• HIATIH• AllCOMD. SAYE m .. _ .. _ ... S--In Vour Ar•...YM MJSSIOH VIEJO H91t C."'""' C.Ottlrono 'A1"0..J0'-•'1' , ...... 11\., 49S.0401 t t--tiour sale of sales this Fn & Sat at the Huntington Center Mall. Beactl & Edinger at the San Diego Fwy Starts Fn. 7 to 10 p.m Ill.OW WltllWll MU • Tll FGU.OllMC: Black Pine. Tams Junl1>4trs. Nandina. Abella. Oleander Morea lrla, and many more. 69:. a.llUIMllM .......... S.D. Wholesale G11W81'S 116JIWA ... AYI. FOUMTAIM YA&.LIY PHOMI 14'o-J4Jt Deaths 'Elsewhere T ... lo41owtfto ~ .,.. dOln9 buil• Mt••·· PICAOll..lY IMPORTS. 100 MIAMI BEACH, Fla. :;::-•d c-tan . ......_ a .. cri. c~. <AP> -11ar1aret ''Ma.a-,._rt P 11uttmfl\, 142 .... ,,.., gle" Hayes,~ Academy c."::;i,~:::'~~:;:::., Eett Award nominee for her Ai.1 ... or .LAW11N'9Ult,CA.9Mn poftrayaJ of 8 teacher ln fltll l>11tlMU II C-Mcl Ir\'• J.CPenney KEWPORT.OENTER , FASMIOM ISLAND STOH OML Y NEW GARDEN SHOP HOURS! b I -··_,-.. t e 1 9 5 S m o v , • w 1111M1M. .......... ,, "Blackboard Jungle," '"'' "•-• -,...., .,.,.. ,,,. d ied Wednesday al '°""'" ,,.,. o4 o.-.. C-ty"" J~l•."71. Mount S1na.i Hospital of ..,... cancer. She was 61. ~"IMCI °'-ca.. 0.1,., Pi1o1. •. ,.,,.. NTN TUTNa&. ~ OUR WllTCLW CHA,.. Mottutry •• 848-4888 427 E. 17th St. CostaM ... ....,.._, MOllTVdY 827 Main St. Huntington Be1Ch 53M530 ,_,AWILY COLONIAL "°"'RAL NOMI teo1 Sol .. 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Ill ._ ...... l•tllt 8111111 - ....... c~ ~"°" M.Wl twit.et IM 1ot10,. -•Mt ,.,.. llOAO TUT YOVll CAii• t1u1 c~-lot °'te Oto\n °' "'1 911 ..... 0.Wlttl- COAST GENERAL . ...._.._._....., TIRE 2855 Hcabur. lltd. Phont S4M7t0 Costa Mesa 646-5033 Jobs-/ or-vets Plan Announced WASHINGTON <AP> -1be Carter MlmllU.ttraUon, callinc bilb unempJO)'meot among Viel· nam veterans "a blight on the na· Uon'• conactence," baa aa· oounced a procram to rlDd jobs for 200.000 n ·Gls. Labor Secfttary Ray Manball aaid at a White 'Roule brleflog Thursday the program includes plactng veterans In both pubUc aervlce jobs and privat. lddustry at a coet d about $1.3 blllloo. THE RESIDENT. MUlblll aald, bu placed It amon1 bis "hlgbeat prioritlee" because veterans continue to bear a dis· proportionate share Of the na- tion'• UMD>ploymeot. ''We cannot permit ourselves to become insensitive to the pll1bt of tbo&&sands of Vtetnam- era veterans wbo have borne the• bruot of our involvement in a regrettable war," the secretary said. So•o-o-oBlg West"s Fruit Pri~Not Doe to .. Rise The 10-foot tires on those earthmoving trucks dwarf their inspectors. The trucks were at the Duval copper mine south or Tucson, Ariz .• where they haul up to lSO tons of rock per load. Inspectors are from Goodyear tire company. Waming on Energy I ssiwd in Report LOS ANGELES <AP> Citrus growers in the Southwest are profiting from the freezing weather that Is devastating crops in other parts or the na· Uon. However, fruit prices in the W eat should not rise steeply as a result. industry officials say. Pat Harden, a spokeswoman ror Sun.Jdst In Los Angeles, said wholesale prices should rise as the demand for the lrult increases I.a the East and Midwest, ·'but we do not foresee a significant ln- creue ln the cost of oranges to consumers." PA~IS (AP) -Ullless Western industrial nations curb energy- iobbling trends, they risk out.stripping oil supplies by 1985 and causing higher prices or shortages or both, an economic study said today. 'the report, issued by the 24-nation OrganbatJoo for Economic Cooperatloo and Development <OECD> said current trends indicate the United-Slat.es and other non- Com m unist industrial countries growth and higher unemploy- will need 35 million barrel• ot Im-ment." At the Texas Agricultural Ex- tenaion Service,.ctt.rus spedalisl Dr. Calvin Lyons sald be felt the prices wm go up. "but the housewife won't feel the ju.mp thatmucb." ported oil dally by 1985, a rtearly The~ OECD, made up of coun- 50 percent bike over present de-tries of Western Europe, the mand. United States , Can ad a . 1 Australia, and Japan, aim.s at -ni;eo COUNTlllES must take promoting economic stability California's export of oranges bas risen nearly 40 percent since the freeze began, officials said. concerted action within the next and development of all natioos year or so lo expand eltisting and expanding world trade. energy supplies, take moreeffet-Entitled "World Energy live conservation measures, and Outlook," the report said oil de- Before the past month's cold weather set in, Flo rida, California and Texas were beaded toward bumper citrus crops. But the freezing tem· peratures wiped out 3S lo 40 per- cent of Florida's citrus crop, causing an estimated USO mlllion damage. enlarge buffer stockplles, the re-mands by nations other than port said. It estimated all these Western industrial countries and measures could reduce projected members of the Organizat.lon of 1985 oil Imports by 30 percent. Petroleum Exporting Countries The rep<>rt saidfailure to doso <O PEC > "may be roughly "courts the danger of corusidera-balanced by their projected sup- ble economic dislocation, slower plies•• in 198.5. ,. cadillac LEasinat & Dea/ef-drrflet lee:s¥>g thewidestsele<:tion. the best nttes. excellent service. _ ~ _ "'Prompt Delivery" Nabers Cadillac 2600 .._,~, Boui.¥1ul Coc'U> MWA MO-MOO w..t'e 9l*1ID to~ wtltt oon ••IOC:ldllw1 TM OC)jliplllf•-l'IPO'• "'mus• for I~. llldiltt. ~liM!t, llWtSIOft. Cllllpott• tlll«lli""" -tnyOnl 01 llff'I ~ wrlOle 91Qifll'f "''°"or oioh11.,.. alfec:11CJ b'f eommodolV P'lOe ~ T,._ l9PQI, ~.,, Ill~~ -S ~al lllllOi¥ encl demand P'llM IOI IA ll\llOf commodt• lflded on u S 8lld 1nwnt110n11 f~ fo 11e 1111y....,. al 110w '° cap1.-,. on 0000r"""°'* lllCI l'ldlQ ri».1 tftull"'O Iron> lluctuHftQ CQl'IWllOIMV 111--. 9'fld 1or S"-1on'• l9n"""""" ~ OllUOC.-rt"ayows 1,.. fOf lfll •onv , ... SJ£All Got a prob~m? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat well cut red tape. gettmg the answers and action you need to solve inequities in government and busi- neu. Matl your questions to Pat Dunn At Your Service. Orange Coast Daily Pilot . P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mero. CA 92626. I nclude your telephone num~r. The column oppeari dallt1 except Soturda111. 'For Sale' tt'Ula €etldlafolu DEAR PAT: I oot.iced a recent letter in the Dal- ly PUot'a Mailbox section regarding the sale of mobile homes in trailer parks. It stated that a heW law, effective Jan. 1, allows an owner to sell bis mobile bome outright. I have beard so many coo- fllcling stories since buying my place nearly a year a10. that I'd like you to check this out. Where can I write to obtain a copy of this new Jaw in case I should ever decide lo sell? W.M., Laguna Beach ftll law, A.B MS, does not allow oatd&bl sale ol a motJOe lllome wtth ao ~ n does, ltowever, allow a mobUe bome OWllet' &o post a U bJ U lDeb "For Sale" •ICD ta tk mobUe IM>me'a wbl· dow. Saeli sips were aot allowed prior &o puaace of Um law. If a real ..aa&e aceat lau heft rdaJMd, Ida or It« .... allo may appear• Ute alp. Tb1s law lurt.ber requlres tbe selll.ng tenant or hi.a acent to give notice to the pan manacer or OW"Der prior to completion of the sale. You can re- quest a complete ten Of t.b1a law by writlng to: Le1lllaUve 8iU Room, State Capitol, Room 1149, Sacramento, CA 95814. JdeotifY tbe law by year (1975) and chapter number (3055). Encloee a self- addreaaed. stamped envelope. Foet9 .. ,.,..,. A,,,_ Olltt' DEAR PAT: Last AUIUSt my husband and I were vlsited by a salesman from United Laboratories Jnc. He told us that we could join the Pbotoirapbk Memory Plan pl'OCfam for $17$ and that we would receive a photo album and a coupon book tood roe enJar11Dg snapebota into 5 by 7 photos. We were told tbef'e would be no COit in· volved beyood tbe lnlUaJ paymeDt. We theD elped the eoatrld and gave h1m a $ZU5 down payment chec!t. Before loaf we reallied that toe eacb coopoa we redeemed \ft would have to PQ $1 J>lua poatqe . AltboUCh UL WU Hnt a notice of ca.aeeJJadoa wttbln three workinl daya, we oever ~ved a re- l\lDd for our down .,_,mtot and bUla contin~ to ar· rift Cor dM mnalnbac porUoo ot tbe fee. LeUen d ~tdo abeolutely DO lood. ,. Both the Am~ Let.loo and the Veterans of Foretp wars. wblcb last week denounctd Carter 's pardooofVi~am draft ~vaden, eodorled tbe PTOfraJD and Pledted tbetr coopuaUOn. BtJT WUN AB&ZO Utt would blunt the crltlelam, a VFW 1poke1man replied: "No. He <Carter) cboM to recoplzt lbo8e wbo ran and broke the law btfore be cbote to reeocn1H thoee wbo Hrv~ booorabl.y." Tbe Jobe plan wu linked with the pardQa In a ?&-page agenda prepared by Carter's aidee for hi• lint alx months in office. The l1enda •. pubUtbed last week, said the JObl program wu an op-portunity for Carter to state "bls deep. personal feelings that tho6e wbo served during the war de- serve to be bonol'ed.'' Under the program, the ad- mlniatration proposes to spend $1.2 billion to employ another 1.cs.000 veterans in lbe expanded public service jobs prognm that was made part of Carter's economic stimulus package. lllAUllALL &\ID LOCAL and state governmepts will be asked lo reserve 3S percent of their public service jpb openings for veterans. The secretary said Carter also will "approach chief executives of most major cotporatlons at an early date" lo promote the birtng of veterans on a voluntary buts. This is expected to provide jobs or training far ano the r S0,000-60,000 veterans, with the government subsJdizlng the addi· Uonal cost of hiring them, estimated at $100 million. ANOTHER Z,$18 veterans will be hired by the U.S. Employment Service in offices throuabout the country M paraprofessionals lo help identify those veterans in need of jobs. The jobless rate a ~ong veterans age 20-34 was 8.6 per- cent in DecetQber, compared with a national jobless rate of 1.9 percent. About 560,000 veterans were wit.boutJotis. Marshall said. Unemployment rates among younier veten.ns we,. mGH tbao twlu •• bl ab. Amons persons 20 to 24, veterans had an unemployment rate of 18 percent compared with a u .s percent rate for DOO•Velerans that ace. M artbalJ. reapoodina to a re- porter's~. opreued ~ ndence t.be Pf'OCl'&m would bave greater aucceu than a •lmUartl- (ort by the Nixon admlnlstratlon a few yea.rs aio. bee.uae. be old. ·'We're 1oin1 to work budtratJt." FUNERAL COSTS. • • b slgned. lbe lbt coven the foUowtnc items: -FaclUUes. This area In- cludes use of the funeral home and Its ~uJpment. uae ol the "slumber" room for vtewtng and vtattation and use of thf' chapel. Although the ltems are crouped together. oo ooe i.s req\iired to buy lbe m a s a package. Coneumers may request that their bill be lowered il they omJt vtewtni. use of the chapel or other services. -STAFF. MOST FVNEllAL home5 provide 24-bour service for pickup ol the body and the services of a licensed funeral director and staff for the actual service. -Service arrangements. This includes such tblngs as obtaining death certificates and burial permits. placing obituary or funeral service notices ln a newspaper, arranging tbe services and assisting io making arrangements for lbe burial or cremation. Alain. a discount for items not used may be requested. -Preparation of the body. This covers embalming, cos- metology and dressing of the re- m alna. Embalming ls not re- quired by state law and is not necessary unless the body ii to be viewed, something which many consumers choose. -Automotive equipment. 'n>e funeral di rector u s ually transports the body from the place of death to the funeral home and from the home to the final dispogltion site, charging a fee for this service. -CASH ADVANCES. The funeral director may pay direct- ly for s uch third-party costs as Over The Counter MASO UltifMJS flowers . muslclans, t;lern booorarium. coroner'• a.nd other permit fees and ntwapaper obituary aotlces. Consusnen may wiab to In- quire wbetber a funeral du-.ct« la addlnc anyt.b.l.ac to h.11 d.ltect COit.i. Fishing Tax Suggested SACRAMENTO CAP> - The Brown administration will propoee lncrea.sed tax- es on commercial ftsbln« as part of the ~nt of Ftab aod Game's scram- ble to come up with more revenue. Albacore tuna fl•h· ermen. for exam~le. cet $1,000 a too for their catch, and the state collecta only $2 a ton in taxes. State Rellou.rces Dtrec· tor Claire Dedrick and Department of Fish and Game chief E.C. Fullenoa sald there la a $700,000 dlf- f ere n c e between the amount received from commercial fishermen and the D FG 's outlay tor services and reiulatioo ol the lndustry. It comes. wtthtunaftab- e rm en accounllnt for about half the $700,000, at the expense of lb• California sportsman, tbeJ said. I/pa and Do.,.. u" ... _ Ld ?'1-. ~. &tltd Al .... Uo ,. s 11 .... 11( ""' . '"' Uo "·s Am ~lKI •Ill • ... VI) :u Cole ... Cll Siio . " Up =~" , .. • .. Up It.I .... • .... VII n.> M-rv f , .. . ~ Ull :u i._..,,, • Uo .., o .... "-. .. VII \I.I ~w IJ\ji . '" Uo , ... 'J.,., .... u.. ,. .. ~""" • .. UP "·' ~"="~ ,_ • .. UP 10 s "' + .. Uo 10.S """ Am 2111> • "' Up 'n , .. "'™ , ... • "' Up ,_ .. ty " 2 !~ • .. UP •.s Scotlw\!:i +).It UP ... ' . " UP ••• =~"' .... + ,.. u.. u lftl Tr ~ • .. UP u OIMI Md .. .. ~ .., r.:''. -. • " ::: ..... QI , .. . .. UD 54amHt . .. ,. . ~,. UD .... OOWlft .. _ ~-~ ll'tt . Jerrko I tJ.I ~:~ n -·~ ~· Art co ~ -:: .: t:m..e;' ~;. , .. -"' tO.O N -"' IO.O l:l' ... M -111 :.: '"" ~ _, ~ ... r., "'-·-ti •lftla '" ~ -·~ !:o"" 14 -" ""I 11 _, u At::i'oc 2"' -,.. ~' '"' -~54.. • ~ ,,, '::r.: J .. 1.1 ' " ,, ~; 11"> "' 1,1 "" "' 1 I ~~ . 114· -.. 1.1 AIMO II r"-~ 6.1 O.llh C 6.1 5 ~ -" ... ,.... .. .., .... -,.. •• MUTUAL FUNDS l '· Friday~s ~loeing Pricea NYSE COMPOSI'fE TRANSACTIONS ,.rfd!!X, Jenuary 28. 1971 I /N W~lt ·Help~ Tax Cut Plan F1118 Cheen Money's Worth .. A.NY TDIE YOU CAN GET & TAX cut tbroqb c.oacraa. you ought lo do so," Friecl.m~ says. Bia baslc polnt la tbat funds will be put to better use in tbe hands ~ eomum ... and busioeu than in the budget.sot government. Samuel.Ion argues another point, that. tax rechactio11S "are almost as powerful a weapon aaamst mus unemploy- ment u are increues in dollars d pvemment ~ diturea." Now to the delalls on bow stock pdcea have responded lo put. tax cuta or rebatel. -UM: TllB IDNDWM JlATE ON TAXABLE income wu reduced from 20 percent in 1963 tQ 16 percent and then later lo 1• pereent. Maximum rates OD all returoa were lowered from tl percent lo 71 perttat and ftnaUy to 10 per- cent. The effective date was March 1, 1'M. Tbe Dow Jooes average three mootha prior to the eftedl ve date wu 751.tl: the Dow Jones industrial avera,.; one year alt.er the effec. tin date was 889. 71. The gain in tbJa indeatwu 20 pereenUn thia time span. -1975: Standard deductions were increased from IS to 16 percent ol adJusUld 1!'065 income. A $30 credit for each al- lowable exemption wu granted or 2 perc.-slt ot tax.able in· come for low income earners. Allowance was voted ol up t.o • $400 refund. which decreased as earning.s rose. This re- rulfd went to low·income earnera who malntalned households with at least one dependent. The t.u rebate of '7S was effective Feb. 15. Tbe Dow Jones averagb three months prior to this date was 647.61, one year later U. wu 958.36. The gain in the index was 58 percent. • -um: The maximum standard deduction for joint re- turm was increased t.o $2,600 while the single deduct.ton f'Olle to $2,300. '1be previous maximum for each wu $2,000. Each.· allowable exemption jusUfied a $3Scredit.or 2percent.oftbo firs,U9,000 in taxable income. · CHILD CABE DEDUCl'IONS WEaE G&ANTED •• When husbands and wives were both WOl'lting, a credit or up to $800 was granted for t.wo or mored~. Penonal service Income ilems were expanded to fnclude ltetM. Sllcb. as pension payments that would be subject to a tu not ex· ceeding 50 percent. : The effective date was Jan. 1. Tlae Dow JGa• ind•' three mpntbs before this '1iU 'l&l.16: one year later, it was 100..~ (Dec. 31). The gain, approximateJ.y 22 percent.. -1977: Timing, probably sprtni. Dow Jones. three months before effective date (Dec. 31) at lOOt.65. Dow JOQeS one year later? Anolher 21·22 percent! Well above J.UO? Over2000? · # Market Rallies Late To Post Slight Gain NEW YORK CAP> -Stock prices were mixed today in a market. that hardly retponded to news of a Jump in leadinc economic indicator•. Trading was moderately active. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocts, which reached a new earty.1971 low Thursday,• closed. up 2.99 , to 957.SJ. NEW YOlllK (JV'I WM~T AMIUt 010 HEW YOltlt VJ>I p,..J. ...... fJ • .. I I DAii. y PILOT ~Winter :·;Quarter: >.1 ., • ' ·~.£argest -,, The winter quarter of the Laguna Beach School of Art has the largest enrollment in t he acbool'a J2-year history, according to Ruth Osgood Salyer, vice pre· 1ident and director. A total~ 5'5 beginning ud _advanced.....stndent,s. are enrolled for tile quarter that began Jan. 10 and ends March 12. Courses range from painting, sculpture , ceram ics, jewelry mak· ing and photography to printmaking and allied arts. 4 THREE NEW imtruc· ton have been added to tbe School staff. Erika Kahn, printmaker, bas b een teac h er of numerous workshops in the United States and Italy. R o·b er t R o g e r a · Cr aner, whose palnttnes have been exhibited in many galleries, bas been instructor ol painting 'It the New York Parsons School of Design and other art centers. : Sueo Seris awa , • painter, ls a recipient of many art awards. • &ETUSNING TO the staff is Marjorie Sawyer, enamelist specializing in Cloisonne art forms, after a tour as instructor .. at various art centers. The aebool. ln lta new and enlarged campus at 2222 Laguna Canyon Road, serves both bectn· Frld!y, Jlnuery 28. 1171 Electronic Mail Seen • P<>1tal Senice to pbyslcal bandl· THE OOMm I I BE'S report. lnl of mall "will lead to 11'fl•ter under contract rrom the Postal coeta aod poorer aervice, cond.l· Service, was deU\'ered to the lions that are unacceptable to tbe Commlsaioo on Postal Service, a naUoo," the committee report etudy eroup established by atld Tbanda1. Coo1res1 to look into problems ol Tbe repon dld rd comment oo the P<>1tal Service. wbetber sucb a system would be ecooomlcall.J feulble and •ua· The report said electronic mall cest.ed cmJy tats In some areas ia "neither a panacea nor a "to determlne tbe user accep-parant.eed sol:ut:loa to tbe pre- taneeoftheMJ'Vicea. sent problem• of tbe Postal M LDN6HT OOWMHIU. SKI M IN M YllOIUI MtA.IUlltS ~ nwl "MILES/ IT IS TII( WllSSR.VHJOCK-KUllUt l"NINHH COUltSl ICAA ~..OS, 9WlTZlALANO. ... "The nepoue of proepectlve Service," but the committee eaid users to a demonstration of elec· if electronic mail replaces a tronlc me11a1e services la siplflcant portion~ today's let· necaaary to decide oe wider ap-ter mall. ecooomlea in the mall CONTINtJING TO_li_m_i_t _th_e_...:p:...U_c_a_llons __ :_· tbe_eom __ m_t_ttee __ •_al_d_. __ •,;.1Ste_m_mi...;.gbt_res_ul_t_. ---=====;--111-N_TU_°'_v.,..sr~='4:::.:..:s'•:..:~:::.;N1:=.::l.~s;:.:.;i:::.~:;.::v:.:::..PllOOf.=a~£•;.::;J:.::.;;,';..;'~=li.,.;;;;,0..;;.~;...ao_11t_10_" ____ _ FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY These are just a few values! • Women'~ jackets and coats •Juniors' jackets and coats •Girls 7-14, dUldren'a outerwear • Men's jackets and coats .. '. , . -. . -.... ... ,._. \ •, . . . ' .. _,. • • I ,. · .. , .~ .. .... \• ~· .. ... ;1 ..... -..... ·~ r ·;~ .. Shelvet aboWn·ae~~oftbaMon..a.. ~ ... • f;>' ...... , ·---·-::- (, ~. • ~ t ~ - -ner and advanced stu· l detsts Of all ages. .. 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'1" AUTOlltKmVE SAVE40% SnJRDY 3-ll"CH BELT SANDER 2688 REC. 44.99 More super values, many special buys and some items at Wards everyday low prices! Selected fine 1/3ofT Great 1election 20-50% Sel~ted fir~place 2 O~f.. dinnerware. . R£C. PRJCE of ceiling lights. OFF R£G. PRICE eqwpment ID stock. REC. PRICE Handy, sturdy sss Reel Z -brick in 211 All fireplaces in 20:~ foot locker. REC. 14.99 5 aq. ft. carton Rf.C.3.99 our stock. REC. PRICE 4.pound Kocle 1597 Handy Turbo-14ss Wards portable 19988 sleeping bag. torch~ kit. REC.29." .dl1hwuher. Rf.G. 249,95 Wards electronic 3897 Selected wooden 3Q:~ Floor sample-299:! ignition kit. llEG .... H doon. REC. PRJCE console stereo. RF.c.•".95 6' air hockey 'game 11988 All extension 20~~ 19" diagonal 349as limit 2 per atore. REO ..... ladder• in atock. REG. PRICE portable color TV. R£C ....... ts I DON'T PASS UP A GOOD BUY-JUST SAY "CHARGE lT!0 WITH WA.RDS CHARC-ALL ltOSEML\D • 173-3110 LAKEWOOD • e33·7800 LYNWOOD• 537.fOOO TORAANCE • 542-t971 19" diagonal *378 conaole color lV. Rf.G.441.tl All chain aawa. 20! DOW in atock. REC. PRICE All pet aup-20! plies In stock. REC. P.RJC£ All pottery 20~ now in atock. REC. PRICE In atock wroqht 20~ irOn plant boldera. RF.C.~E •• ,,. .. --- SAN 8EltflfAIU>l..0 • 71........US1 COSTA MESA~ 11 4-.Mt-MOO FULLEltTON • 71447f.2a00 HUNTINCTON KACH• 714 •M• \ SANTA AMA• 714-54Ul41 .( lo Parents: Take a Stand BJ DENNIS llcLEUAN or .. ~,..._.. Want Them to VO at a family life woruhop sponsored by Cb.r1't Preab~~:.n Church, Hunt· ington profesalonal help for a problem or find 10mewbere elae to live. The dau&bter ran away from bome tb.alnllht. lake, said Wood, ia to decide what you want your chlldreo to do. M:~ people don't deftne their g , but keep tbolr thlnk· ln&fnziy. lt h•J>ll'IOS all tJkt time: The parent rd)>eatedly tells hls chllben tostop~Un1. He is lg. nored. Jl'lnaUy, ~ the 20th time they bted the rectuest. Wbat Is the difference between the flnt Ume and the 20lh time? )lost likely the exasperated parent will eay, "I really meant it on lbe 20tb time." •'TBBU JS ooe area that all parents are 100 r.ercent auc· eeasfuJ: When they re UVY and really mean It. In our culture it's at the level ol when you 're fed up. -''When daddy says (be raised his voice), 'Go to )'Our room now,• there is no question. It's very clear, No reasons are given why. If you really mean it they'll mind you." ..THE WOMAN called hysterical. •How could my dauebte Jeave home?• Only &ive. choices you really mean." , ONE WOl!Afll told him her son ls a lways depressed. He doeen't •mile, abe said, and comes home from acbool wlth a loni face. He a its in a comer and dosen 't go out· side and play with frtend1. BEA ANDERSON. Editor --ChllciJ'm are dependent on parents, "One ol the 1reatest er- rors working with teena1era is counselors who push that they can do it by themselves. Children who are misbehaving usually are pleadln&, 'Please parent me mor~."' Fr1d1y, January 2.8. 1sn B 1 The obvioua lesson here is that the parent who wants bis child to empty lbe 1arbage, clean bis room or stop fighting should .. mean it" the fllst time around. Saying what you mean and meaning what you aa.y-wbJch few people do -ia one or the •'Great Truths," according lo Dr. Paul E. Wood. adult, child and family psychiatrist. He was speaking on How to Get Your Children to Do What You Wo&l also discussed what he feels are three other "Great Truths" in getting cblldren to mind. -Only give choices you really mean. "You have to thinJc about what you mean before you give them a choice." He mentioned one mother who told her daughter lo either get. -It sounds simple, but it re- q ul rea decision and commit· ment. "It t.ak• a decision to be the parent and say to yourself, 'I'm the responsible person for tbia child and I'm willing to do what it takes.• A lot of people are very fuzzy in that decision." The first step a parent should She added that he doesn't eat and does poorly In school. Wood asked her wha\ her son could do to convince.h e r he's not depre,sed. He could do the OP· posite .of what he's doina. she said. . "She hadn't done anything to get him to change 'because he's depressed.' It's a nice tight, closed circle. You get what you expect. She was relnforcine it." The woman began "demand· ing the boy smile wbeo he walked • Ill 1n the dQOr, that he play with friends, gel nolhing less than Bs in s chool, eat ... •'The next Ume she came in she said 'the depressed kid' is cone. Don't allow yourself to get into fuuy thinking, and not be speclfic about what YO\l want them todo." · WOOD SAID a persons• "belief syatems" determine .what we ex- pect. What we expect ia what we comttumlcate. . He aai~ parents should c~arify what Is and isn't importan~ tQ them. He uaually gJves parents a ''homework auignment•• to list the five most Important ~ .they want their child to do. • They also 11.st things that are neeotiable. "Confront yourself and •:r. 'thia fa what I want for my clUld or what I want him to do.• All this is based on the idea tbat )'ou know what's best for )'our kids. It's your value sya~m tw your klda lbat's most important ... . . . --A rt 's Focu s E~erywher ~ . Maxine (Mumsey) Rubenstein (above) notes that art is not removed from daily life. 'Look around' at architecture, old theaters, vans and freeways, she advises during Focus on Art lecture tour of Norton Simon Museum. Photos and S&ory By JUDITH OLSON Of ... O..lly 1'11.c llall The prospect of understanding art and art museums seems like a formidable task to many AmerlcaM, but it doesn't have to be, according to Max ine <Mumsey) Rubenstein. Mrs. Rubenstein, an art his- torian who teaches for UCLA Ex- tension and is a private consul- tant in Beverly HiJls, stressed during a Coastline Community College lecture tour that "art is not removed from dally Hie.·' In a five.week series titled Touring Los Angeles -Focus on Art, Mrs. Rubenstein is taking her students to the Norton Simon Museum. Security Pacific cor- porate collection and the Skirball and Los Ange les County museums. She reminded her students on the bus ride to the Norton Simon that "art is not removed from dally life. Look around." In Los Angeles alone, besides the museum collections, there is Chicano and Black art and oth"r kinds of creative efforts such as architecture, the catacombs near Olvera Street, old theaters, vans, freeways, Disney charac· ters and the pop art of Forest Lawn. ·Going to museums sc:ares many Americans, Mrs. Rubens· tein said, because "a lot of prior knowledge is assumed, Golng in· to an art museum means leaving the ·reaJ world.'" In contrast to Europeans, Americans feel that going to mus·eums is "something we should do ... she added. MRS. RUBENSTEIN noted that the new patrons of art in the U. S. are the corporations, such as Security Pacific National Bank . "Individuals can't afford oils or bronzes any more." Mrs. Rubenstein said, adding that modern art often is paiqted for the giant walls of office~ or public buildings. She asserted that "art should be in the supermarket, where the people are." Good 'art always is relevant to what else was going on at the time, so it is historically and culturally important. "Painting is not the only art form ,•• Mrs . Rubenstein stressed. "Materials from every· day life and modem technology · are being used. "Today. everything con· ceivably is art material." Some modem art is a put-on, Mrs. Rubenstein said. "The artists are saying, 'Hey, look al your values.'" "Contemporary art has become 'time art.' You must take time lo understand what ifs a ll about. Time is our most valued commodity today.•• The students in the class, most-ly women, were there for varied reasons. Many had not had any sort of art appreciation class in high school or college. A Wt:STMINSTER resident, taking the course for ''general in· lerest," said she goes to an art gallery "every now and then." She believes there should be more education in lhe public school. "Jt concerns me that children don't leam anything outside their own environment: the beach and MacDonald's." Dennis Sailers, a Newport Beach resident who was taking a day off to go on the Norton Simon field trip wilh his wife, Pat, said he was "just vaguely interested In art and would like to study it. "I wander through museums and don't know what I see. Pat's the artist." A Costa Mesa resident, study- ing art at Orange Coast ColJege. signed up for the course "for my own enjoyment." Bee Jay Veach, a Costa Mesa resident who has been collecting art for 15 years, saw the course as a good opportunity to see 11ew works. She believes there is a re· surgence of interest in art. "It's like plant life. People want a bet· ter atmosphere in their homes. Henry Moore's Standing Figure at Norton Simon. Art fits right In witli your plants and adds color." Mrs. Rubenstein :will of/er a second course on the art of «>t· lecting begirulln1 M~ch 7, wblch will cover .Paintings, S<:ulpture, ethnic art and vanguard ~ Information is available lnMD Coastline, 963-0SU.. ext. 256. •• Henry Moore's King and Queen (le1t)grace 1fle grounds of the museum.- ~War Legend ' Comes Honi.e CHICAGO <AP> -''Now I have a government to protect me," aaid Iva Toauri D'Aqulno, wbo was cleared by President J'a'rd of treason for her "Tokyo 1to11•• broadcasts after living for •early tbreedecadea aa a woman without. eou8try. I ••After all~ years, it's bud for me to believe that It's all over ad tbe pardon la really true, •• .ut Mn. D'Aqulno. a aUPt. •1ear-oJd Japaneae-American t.,._an whole YOlce wu known - to maw.. of WoC'ld War JI eentcemm. ~ Mrs. D' Aquino, wbo spent IDOt9 than lix yaan In prison but ~••l1tently maJntalned her koedeaata did ao harm to the Al· W tallN, bad lost two prevtous 1*11 for a .Pr•ldential pardon. Tilt plll'don restores all her forleltecl rlahu, lncludine etUaenthlJ>. Now WorklQc .. • 1bopkeepu Sa lier family'• llA •tore on 1a.1c1~Ncsth $de, lhe •Pote' I• a . t9Jliid HWI ecll .. r .... 1a1tweetlftft'•~ ment of the pardon, one o( Ford's last actaln office. • AS IVA TOGUBI, a naUve of Loe Angeles and a UCLA araduate, she hfd just passed her 25th birthday hi July 19'1 when abe •ailed for Japan to care for • stet acml. Became of her hurried "' departure. lbe failed to obtain a U.S. =t/lt and was stranded in T wbeD the war btlm alter ttM bOmbtlla of Pfa.rl Harbor. Sbe cS.mbed thole yean • ••uvtn1 MIL" Became abe ,.. • fused to 1IH up Iler U.S. clti1eaa11ip, sbe was COJDllcllnd an ••en41my all•" and. WWliiut a food ratiae card. found It dUlkul\ to Uve nm'itftblllteocain.... 1n Auiwt ltd, she took a put" time Job u typtat at Radio 'l'l>kyo. ftf .. months Jater, Japu•• oftklala Ol'dered her to take part tn tbe &n1H1h· Jan•u11e procram aimed at de- JD«•JlJtq U.S. troop9. She atreed. she cont.nets, onl7 alter tmprbaoed ottlcen COil· vinced her she could actually help the Allies, by voicing subtle absurdlUes which the Japanese wouldn't undentand. Those of- ficen teatifted on ber behalf at her 1949 San Francisco trial for treuon. THI! ONLY one ot 1f women who •ere on Radio Tokyo's uz.ro Hour"' program acCUHd of tnuon. she was held without .trial for two years. convicted Oft one of nine cwnts, sent to jail and ftn..t '10,000. •'I only mouthed th• thin es th.et were written by the Allied priaoaen of war ...... abe ukL .. If you can flnil 'any propatanda material in that, 1 will 11ve up the cltizenal4 I 1alned baclC today ... Jn Wublncton, Callforala Seo. S. (.Hayakawa, one of mall1'who felt llH. D'Aqutno WU VIC· tJmlsed by postwar antl· Japaoe" 1eatlment? said lhe Jlad ''nmalaed loltal •the Unit-ed ... d•pfte •• fllet that the UDlt.-1 Mel atatecl her un· JuaUy." In Tokyo, where the news made frontpaee headlines, M asayo Duus, author or a recent book on the cue, said in an in· terview that the pardon "de- finitely came too late.•• "IVA'8 MARRIAGE was destroyed by the trial ...... said Mrs. DUUI. Mrs. D'Aqu.mo bu not He lier )naaband; P.Upe. a Port\ll'dlle citizen of Japanese ance1try ~bom abe married dUfiai the war, l1Dce ber trial. He then Sllaed I •tatement acreelQi neHr to ntum to the United Statet. Became abe faced 4-portatlon after her releaae, •he did not dare leave tbe country without cltizenehlp papers . .Mra. D'A· quino refused to answer ques- tions about ber hutband duriq the news conference. Said Mn. Duut: "Myf .. llftlll that ta.. Jft*Mi ef TotyO .... ud not t&e lndlvldllal, aa ~bar1ed aisd convkt•d for -ll'UIOQ.u \ .. • 81 ~VPtLOT ,11d!y, J!!U!ty a. "" He 'Rubs' Her the Wrong Way (Ann t:8nders ~ DEAR ANN LANDERS: f baTe been married 18 years and 4bef't'1 one thine about ~ge tt.atbu,.me. W• au.ecd many conventions because al bia business. It seems whenever be la lntroduced to a ~ood·lookinl woman, be can't \lat aay, "Pleded to meet you." e bu to put his arm around her lboulder and rub her back or give her a bus. l feel '!1Jt':S are on me to see bow l 'm & it.. Of course I'm embarnseed but I try oot to IMw it. l'n told Georae how I /eel about bis tasteless behavior bot be iDsilta be'a ju.st being friendly -that the women really llke it and it does oo harm. calendar I say be abould cool it belOl'lt aome Sal's bus band puncbee him out. Am I wroq? -HUGGY BEAR'SWJFE DEA& WIFE: No, Mt yoa'D ••er e.ntaee Georae, '° a1op "7taa· 0. of &bae daya M'a IO- laC &o ...-ace dae ,...... lad:y ud 8Blt'LLpaell ldm oat. Tllee ma7be lle'O eoel It. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I became depressed when I read that letter lo your column (rom the mother who said, "lly aon-1.n- law is a bwn and my daupt.er would be a lot better off without him." Nine out of JO times the dau1bter mows ber buaband Activities Fill Dates ,,.,. . .-.--- FEMINtSM AND FERnuTY: Leading feminist Germaine Greer, author of "The Female Eunuch.'' will speak on Feminism and •• Fertility at 8 p. m.,l'uesday, Feb. 8, in the Orange Coast CoUeae AudJtorium. Ticket.a, at $1, will be available al t.be door and are being sold ln the OCC student boobtore. A native of Melbourne, Australia, Ms. Greer contributes regularly to a number ot periodicals. PE&SONAL AND SOCIAL ADJ1.18'1'11ENT: A three-unit clua, listed as Psycboloey uo in t.be Oran1e Coast College catalogue, will examine · problems that are particular to those 1n the over·25 age gtoup. ' tan 't wbal abe lbou&hl be was when abe married blm . but abe JUlt doesn't see divorce u the amwet'. I atUI Jove my busbaod even tboucb be can't teem to get It all lolethei. I'd rather work (tbia ls wbat bup my mother) aod let my CU)' tJ')' fo mue a 10 of sometblDI be enJoya doina ra1ber than have him be IDUeraole 1n a bi&ber-~ Job Just eo it will loOk CoOd fooUtaMSers. Pleue let me uae your colwnn to say to my mother, "I love you. Mom, ln aplte of your faults. I hope you wlll let me Jove him in spite ol ms faulta -and atay out ol our marriage." Thank ycu, Ann. for giving me ''Tbll c:lasa i8 open only to lhoee who are 25 or older," 1ald instructor Carol Grams. It will · meet from noon to 3 p.m. Fridays, begtnn1ng Feminist author 'Germaine Feb.ll.. • PA&ENT TJlA.INING WO&KSBOP: ~ · Hachey, MA. lamlly counselor and teacher, will &ecture and lead a discusalon on Parent Effec· Uveoeaa Training: The No-lose Proeram for Raialng ~ble Children, at 7:30 p.m. Moo· day, Jan. 31. Reaervation1 may be made wllb the Newport Harbor Counseling Cent.er, 833-1810, 1151 Dove St., Suite 230, Newport Beach, site fOf' tbe worbbop. AST SHOW: Actreu and dancer Rlta Hayworth wi11 be a boet.ess at an exhibit and re- ception for charcoal artist. Paul Wlllner, lrom 1 to t p.m. Saturday, Feb. 5, ln the Spa. Park Newport Aparlmentl. 1'be lbow will cootlnue Saturday until 5 p.m. ad all~ &IDQy, Feb. 6. Tbe exhibit la open to tbepubUe. Greer will speak. LAGUNA BEACH OPERA LEAGUE : FlnaU.t.a of the Metropolitan Opera audlUona, Oranee County Dtatrict, will be presented al 10 a.m. Tuellday, Feb. 8, at the Three Arch Bay Clubbouae, South Lal\lDa. More lnfonnatioo ls available Crom Mrs. ffenl'J Beiderbecke, 4~. or Mn. lrvino Orton, 411-21MO. C&EATIVE JOQNAL WRITING: Ot'ange Coaat Collece'• Engllab department will orrer a coune ill penonal wrttlng from 1 to 2:80 p.m. Tuesdays and Tbundaya, beginning Feb. 8. IDltrudor Ed Dornan Hid, "1bis kind or journal wrttinc abould oot be cootuaed with diary keepinc." Mon ipformaUoo is available from occ.~. the opportunity to speak my mlnd. -OOINGITMYWAY DEAR D.1.M.W.: I ltope ,_,. mMJaer (UNI odMr modten wllo ldeatUy) wUl 19' )'Ml' potpaat meuace. Bat do try to pat yoanelf ID laer place. Bloat dHSlaten an uable to ap· predate dldr motben aw daey lane daqMen of tht.r OWJt. Tlaea 1..we..ty ao maay Ulla&I bec•me deu. -the kida were nibtlng over which cbanoeJ to ••tcb on t.M color TV). Suddedly l dido't know Whal to do witb, Jt# diDD91' napkin. Jt was IOlled ud I dklo't want to leave it on lbe ta~ -to r took it wtlb me. I bad a f..UO, th1.a wun't riabt. IN OAKLAND DBA&OA&:Whi ... ._ lene tbetableftnlll a-~ ... .. ,, •• ao.Jd be'~left ..... elaalr.-...tMmeal=·• .. " ....... "d• ... left., die ... " ... ,a.M. ·~ . .;: Ano Landers dileuues WUCt drinklnL-lts myths, •ta r+ aliUes. am t.be facts b1 ....-. ing "Boose and You -11'.k Teenagers Only," by Ann~ ders. Send SO ceota bi cu &Dd:, 1001. stamped. self·ad~ envetope to Ann Landen, P. a Box 1400, £1Cib,W. 80120. :: DEAR ANN: I was invited to a d!nner party last evening. I always kave a phone numbel" with my chlJdren ao they can re- ach me ln cue ot an emergency. Wbat SHOULD a penoa do with a soiled dinn.er o.pldn lf be or abe must leave the t.fb\t! Also. ls lt proper to Cold t,be napkln when the ~ II over! Some d1d. otben d.idA't. Between tbe soup and the salad I received a call (btg emergency l realize youn lan't an etl· quette column, but l fllW'*f you'd know lbe ans.u. -OKI!: Farmer's Wife Lot Life • 1n CHICAGO CAP) -"Llte baa never been COG· sider_d.eaayJ9r a farm .,,,Ue, but she's come a long way ln thelast few yean. Her Wll)' al lite bu certainly improved, .. says t.be president al an agriculture-related company. "Traditiooally, larm women have bad a strong partnerabip arrangement with their: husbanda -but, in many cases, a ailent c:me," says Joseph P. Sullivan. - "Todt\>', wives are taking a more active role in management and declsloo·making, on large and small larma alike." SUILIV AN OBSERVES that today the farm wtte ls more involved in the lann'a buslneu· oriented meetings, working for benefidal farm legislaUm and ensuring that the family farm will survtve. "LUe iaD't just all canning, cooldnl. acru~ bing, gardening and raising a1amlly," 1ay1 the bead of Estecb Inc., the chemicals and fertllber dJvlaloo ol Esmark Inc. "Tbm have been aome changes back at the ranch -and down OD the larm." According to Sullivan, the up.to-date farm wile assumes more ruponalbillty than prevtoua- Jy, leavinl her husband with more tlme for bia chorea. BE& NEW Dt.rnES lnclude bookkeeplnc, handling banking transactions and payrolls. She pays the blllJ, passes alon1 work Ofden,, orden auppUet, act.I aa secretary -and LI Just as knowledgeable about the multifaceted deU1ll of modern f annlnc as i8 her husband. The "new" farm wife wanta fewer dllJclreo, more vacations and lei.sure time -plus a de- cl.aloa·making position 1n the family drcle., The• new 50-SO ~P ls baaed on mutual respect betwffD husband and wile. 'Ibey botb mate coa· ceastoiu, Sulllvan says. Improved := ·: '•A matter' ot vast importance to tbe ~t. •r farm ~e 1a family plannln.8," SUQlTaD sa11. ''Tbe m.Jortty or tum -.vomeo mvotwd in a neent IUrYeJ noted that the idul number ol. cllDdreo ii two or three. This la a maned cb81lse : aa compared to JO years age>-1v1er C.mlUea • flN SUll ID vosue then.'' · AMOTBS& PIN DING. accorctint 1to. SW.Uvu: an unprecedented number · ol tum. wives today are working at pa.ytq OODfll"lll Jobi. Modern eaavenlences allow tbem men free time to undettake work wbicb belpl briq added la·. come to t.belr bouldlold. Sullivan aeee toda)'•a farm wife u quit. con- tent witb Iller Ufeltyle. Pew put empbaa1t OD leaT· lng tbe community for city life, ,and Dl.aQ .llope their dllldrm will remain in fU'IDiQI. bl addl. ·. .· Sagittarius: Lie Low, Observe :· SATUtDAY, JANtJA.llY,Zl, lm By SYDNEY OllAll ABIES <March 20-April 19): PressllreS re- lieved. You are "more yourself." Means you can act ln a more creative, ,independent maDDet". Ac· ceol on short journey. ideu , relatives and bumOf'. TAURUS CAprll 20-May 20): Money pieb:i.tt ia brighter than might be imagined. You locate lo.t object. Your aasets incnue 1n value. W1hli1bt intuJtion. GElllNJ (May 21·.lune 20): Lunar eycle bi&b : take lnltlatlve. Make new atarta in new directions. Be a aeU .. tarter. Higblitbt penooali. t1, br1pt colon. personal appearances. CANCEa (June 21-July 22>: Some restric· tions are in picture. Hospitals, clubs, cbar1table wtitutiom figure promlneoUy. Details are more &i(Dlficant than usual--tnow it and respond ac· cordln1ly. LEO (July 23-August 22): Populuity sooma! You could be oo roller coaster ride to acldeve. meat, pnsttce. reward, acclaim. Scenario bas you lettinc wt.ab fulfilled, capltallz1nc GO lood Umln1, wUmJ.ng heart of ooe you love-and get· Un1 excdlent fananclal deal. Wow! VI•GO (August 23·September 22): Adjust· meat in home area indicated. Puttbue of art ob- ject may be on agenda. Accent on promotion prestt1e. communlcatlon with profeaaional aupenors. UB&A <5-caber 23-0ctober 2Z): Good Moon ueect colacides now wttb educaUoD, travel, publilbiq, abWty to 1et views acrou to more penom 1n wider areu. ICOUIO (OC'tobet 23-Nomnber 21): You Joeat. bl objec:U, recoVtt tnv.tmtet that seemed to bave .sane "down UM d:raln." PenclDI wbo Hemed lodlftereat l)OW eoulcl rally beb1nd )'OU. • 8AGITl'Aalt18 <November D-0.C...ber Zl): lJe low-let otben •bow tbillr bliDdl. ~ FROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach waiting game. Study d.rcumstances; be a keen, shrewd obeerver. Accent oo legal matters, public relatJona. CAP&l.COllN CDecembfT 22--.January 19>: Renewed Interest lD 1peetal project ts indicated. Stick to stJle-and principles. Love la ln picture. Moderate pace abould be advocated-eschew aenaat:ional1sm. AQUUW8 (January 20-February 18): FavMable Moon aspect relates DOW to attain or heart, ereattve chances. relations with cblldren, s peculative ventures. 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Your complete : : satis!actJO(l guaranteed or yoor money Cheerfully refunded ; No obllgltlon to buy addltlonll portraits :: A professtonal 8x10cok>r portrait for ·= :: 88~ ~: N' == . : F rlday. JMuery 28. 19'T7 DAILY PILOT R Seminar to Improve Leadership PUBUC NOTICE P\J8UC N&l'ICB Comptroller of the Currency Administrator of National Banks Dr. Laird H. Haye1 Date Set Mr . and Mrs. Frank E. Cowley of Newport Beach have announced the engagement or their Cowl~)' and Jeffrey Stolrow. An Aug. 20 wedding date bas been set. Miss Cowley gradual· ed from West Covina By KAaCIA FORSBERG ()I lfle Oelly ...... \l•lt People doo 't u.suaUy exl>O(t t.o find a 27-year-old with a PhD. much lea one who holds down a position like aaslstant dean or student affairs. But at Oran1e Coast CoUeie. Dr. Laird H. Hayes fits that description. Far from the outdated stereotyped Image of a school ad· mini1trator with conaervative business suit and briefcase, Hayes lJ casual, and baa a friend· ly attitude tbat could put any atu· dentateue. He miSht even be mistaken for a student himself as he strides, ln Earth Shoes, across campus to check out the surf team he or-ganized. 'Not only does be advise and coach the team. h e also supervises athletic events, helps with the crew program and ad· viSes student government. ANDIT'Sbafirstjob, to boot. He started last AU1Ust, just lwo months after receiving hl.a doc· torate in education Crom UCLA. Prior to lhat, be was a poJIUcs major at Princeton Unlversily. craduatlni with a BA ln 19'71. The Costa Mesa resident said or bis work. "It's neat to 1et pald for doing something J would do ror free." The hours are many, he ad· mitted, and "it's a lot of work. but J love doing it. Jt'a JdeaJJy suited for me." Hayes stressed tbat allhouab b is job carries many responsibilities, "it's not bureaucratic and It's nol bar· ried." SINCE ALL administrators at OCC are members of the faculty, tbey are expected to teach. Hayes believes it is of utmost Im· portance for those at tbe ad· mlnlstratioo level to know wbat students are thinking and lo know what they want. This la accomplished. be noted. by instructing a course, "so we can get a feel for what's going oo in tbe classroom." His rirst venture into teaching wlll come this spring semester ln a new three-unit class being of. rered at OCC for the first time. Listed as Psychology 22S ln the course schedule, Leaderabip Seminar la geared toward atu· denta in 1ludent 1overnmeot, ''but It certainly Isn't limited solely to them.•· Hayes aaid. Rl!~RTO,CONDITCON IRVINE NATIONAL BANI< of lrvlnt In the statt of California. at the close Of buslnnson Decembw31, 1'7• C>Ubllshed In re$POns.t to"" madt by ComptrOller of the Currency, under tltle 121 United States Code. SK· tlon 161. Charter number 16161. Natlonal Bank Rtglon NumberU. Statement of Resources and Llabllltles ASSETS THE CLASS will cover TIMM1sand1otdola.n mana1emeot styles. time tashandduttromblnks ....................... · ~·"° management. affirmative action U.S. Treasury securities .. '.::................... ,S«l hlrln" procedures aod ObllgatlonsOfotMrU.S.Go .. t. parllam·emary procedure. 0:1ra:~~s·:'s~~= and' PC>iiticiii .................. ...... Hayes plans to feature-suC1v1s1ons .................................. 1,24t Federal Reserve stock and corporate stock .......... 60 1peaken from local and at.ate FederalfundssotdandHCurltlespurcheltd 1overnmeot "as an lnsJ1ht for under agreements to resell .................... 3.- people wbo want to continue on ln Loans, Total <excluding ' polltin." unNmedJncome> .............. t2,30t Also deslaned as a tool for those who want to break into the activities of student 1ovemment. the coUJ"lle wUI meet Mondays, beginnloa Feb. 7. from 4 lo s p.m. and Thursdays from• t4 e p.m. "The Thursday cla.sa will tie in with the meetings or the associat- ed students of OCC board of trustees. "After the meetings, we'll have a workshop session to dis· cuss what took pf ace," he said. Goals of the Leadership Seminar, nfd &.y~. lnclude "a smootbly-run student govern· mentandbetteratudeotleaden.•·, ' Less: Reserve for poss Ible loan ................................ 75 Loans, Net ...............................•.... 12~ Bank premises, furniture and fixtures. and other • assets representing bank premises ......... • · • · · • Other assets ...................................•.. t91 TOTAL ASSETS .......•........................ 22,1'$0 LIABI LITIES DemanddeC>QSltsOf lndlvldlJals, , partnerships. and corps ........................ 9,:M8 Time and savings deposits of lndlvlduals, partnerships, and corps ........................ 8,827 Deposits of United States Government .............. 51 Deposits Of States and pol ltlcal subdivisions ............................ 100 Certified and officers' checks ...................... 856 TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS ................ 19,182 Total demand deposits ............ t0,25S Totaltlmeandsavlngsdeposlts .... 8,927 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO FOREIGN OFFICES .................. t9, 182 Other liabllltles .................................. 208 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excludlngsubordlnated notes and debentures> ........................ 19,390 EQUITY CAPITAL Common stock a. No. shares authorized 302,500 b. No. shares outstanding 263,340 Cparvalue> .. 1,3'7 Surplus .......................................... 7S. Tips Topple Old HaBit.~ Undivided profits .........•...................... 689 I am only one. washing and drying, clothes consecutively. u:=======:;::::-TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL ............ ········ .. 2,760 But still I am one. cooking, refrigeration. takes less energy than to TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO I cannot do everything. lighting and driving. warm up the dryer for EQUITYCAPITA~EMOR.ANDA .. · ·· · ·· ·· · · · 22•150 But s till I can do "We are creatures or each load. Average for 1Sor30ca1endardays something. habit," members of Am· -Wben cooking, skip endlngwlthcalldate: And because I caMot biente (Spanish for en· "pre-beat" ln many re· cash and due from banks ...................... 2, 917 doeverytbing, vironment) say. "Often c i p es . Is is n • t Fed.fundssoldanttsecurltlespurchasect I will not refuse to do we. do a thing today necessary. under agreements to resell .................. 3,260 the something I can do. because we did it yester· -Use the oven only Total loans ......................... · · · · ....• 12,288 -Edward Everett Hale day. rarely. Moonl1·ghf Tidme~l lofftsff$100,000ormoreln 31S2 Wlll there be enough "But now the energy -Try to use tbe dish· om.,.,., c ces · · .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. · .. · .. · · , energy for future needs crisis and the rugh prices wuber Justoneead ay. Madness· st!~y~/tf::~sot.crec2ii coui$tandino· · · · · · · · · · · · 19.SS3 ---H+P.~boo~ -and San Diego State University. in the U.S.? of It are forcing us to ex· "22.lM...of tbe bQo~et, as of report date) ................................ 80 -----mltefie·aeox-mencan-amTne-our patterns or a[ lr.50--e&cff p0ilpa1d, 11~rsaleofsales Tlmedeposltsof$100,000ormore <outstanding sets out to conserve elec· consumption to decide may be ordered from this Fri & Sat. at the as Of report date) i: Stolrow, soo of Waller Stolrow of Glendale and !Ira. Koepke Stolrow or bfewport B eac h . graduated Cr om Newport·Harbor High School and USC. Olene Cowtey Weddings ~ and Engagements To :J\'Oid d11'appoinlment. prospecti\'C brides are n•rrt1ndcd to ha\'C their wedding storie1s "ith blac•k and \\hite glossy photograph1. tQ the Daily Pilot People Department one \H~ck before the \\edding. P1cture1. reC'Ct\ cd after that time \\ill not be used fo'or engaJ:cment announcements it 1s 1mpt'ratl\e that thC' 1.lor) also arcom· pa med by a hi ark and "hate glossy pie lure. be ~ubm1llt'd bl~ \H•cki. or mor<: before the "eddmg date. other" 1sc 1t "'1 ll oot be published tricity and gas ln every which t.hlnga we really Am biente Environmen· Huntington Center Mall. Time certificates of deposit II'! denOmlnatlons way be can, there may need. And we might even tal Concerns. P. 0 . Box Beech & Edinger of$100,000or more .......................... 2,lOS not be enough to go questlonsomeofthese." 13622, San Antonio, Tex., :._~~,f;~~tP~: OthertlmedeposltslnamountsOf around. The booklet sug0 ests 78213. S100,000or more ······· .. ···· .. ··· .. ·········· 871 .. I, R. w. CREIGHTON, Executive Vice President & Conserving energy is a going around the house cashier of the above-named bank do hereby declare matter of habit. accord· listing all the Items that-------------------t that th Is Report of COndltlon Is true and correct to the ing to members of Am· use any kind of energy.. bestotmvknowledgeandbellet. biente, a small group or These might Include /s /R. w. CREIGHTON educators who are con· electric ice crushers, ai January 19, 1977 cerned about the "en· tooth brus hes, can DR. DAVID W. GIBSOn I We. the undersigned directors attest the correc1· 'Vironmental dilemmas openers. carving knives ' ness of this statement of resources and llabllltlts. We of modem living." and decorative gas Ch·iropracfor declare that It has been examined by us, and to the best T he group has pre· Ugbts. ofourknowledge_,~~~~il~~~andcorrect. , pared a booklet entitled Amongthesuggestions .JACKK.HAMILTON "Slash Energy Bills" in the booklet are the Annot.ncM the Relocation of hi ofk. JAMES B. SLEMONS II which ask.a the question following: Directors "What do you really -Soak clothes before Coll for on appointment to Published Orange Coast Dally Piiot, January NEED" ·and offers sug. washing so a shorter cy· detemiine if (hirQPfoctic con 28, 1977 319·71 gesUons on how to con. cle can be used. help you. Positively No OOq::ition serve on heating, clothes -D on• t over dry clothes. r Peering Around -Try to dry loads or ( T HE BOOK~\~ ) • REVIEWS 1731 S.ta ........ Costa Mesa ,_.._..,_ ........... fw C I I NkM. ,._ 645-f f 71 PUBIJC NOTICE PUBU C NO'nCE Comptroller Of the Currency Administrator Of National Banks REPORT OF CONDITION SOUTH COAST NATIONAL BANK Of Costa Mesa In SELECTED as 1.oota In the the state of tallfornlai at the close Of business on Girla of the month for ...___---------------------------December 31, 1976 pubt shed In response to call made January a re Beth by Comptroller Of the Currency, under title 12, United DAILY PILOT Pastrick, Estancia HJgh States Code, section 161. Charter number 164S3. Na· School ; Jane Schloemer, tlonal Bank Region Number 14. Corona del Mar High Statement of Resources and LlabUltles To help fill rcquir<'ment!-t on IYlth "<'d· dm~ and engafement storac•i.. form" arc d\ a1lable In al Daily Pi lot offices. Fur ther questions "ill be ans\\ered by People Department slaff members at &12·4321 school: carr1e Miller. g·1ant 1·anuary AssETs Thousanc1s otc1otl•rs ...:::=================-~:dooH~i~:ut~~t~!~: Cashandduefrombanks ........................ 1,962 U.S. Treasury securities .......................... 410 die Costa Mesa. I ObllgationsOf other U.S. Gov't. · Their parents are the c eatance agenctesi'!indcorps .............................. 600 Messrs. and Mmes. Federal Reserve stock and Eugene Paslric:k, Paul corporate stock .................................. 36 Schloemer, Robert Stet· .. Federal funds sold and securities purchased Uer, and Dr. and Mrs. starts f v, J·anuary 28 th under agreements to resell .................... 2,000 John Miller. Loans, Total Cexcludlng er non SWEAR flannelette nightshirts short long $7..99 orig. $1O.·$11. orig. $12.·$13. 1/2off our entire stock of fall coats original price unearned Income> ................ 6,320 Less: Reserve for possible loan losses .......................... 15 Loans, Net .................................... 6,305 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises .............. 776 Other assets ...................................... 72 TOTAL ASSETS ................................ t1,66f LIABILITIES Demand deposits of lndlvlduals, partnerships, and corps ...............•........ 4,476 Time and savings deposits Of lndlvlduals, partnerships, and corps ........................ S,31' l'.>eposlts Of United States Government ••............ 96 Deposits Of commercial banks ••.........•........ 101 certified and Officers' checks .•.......•..•••....... 252. TOT AL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS ................ 10,239 T Ot.ll demand deposl ts ...........•.• ',825 Total time and savings deposits ...• 5,.414 Other llabllltles .................................... 12 TOT Al. LIABILITIES Cexcludlngsubordlnated notes and debentures) ........................ 10,251 EQUITY CAPITAL COmmon stock a . No. shares authorized 192.000 b. No. sharesoutstandlf\O 160,200 <1>1r vafue> .... 801 surplus •........................•.•.••...•••...•. '°' Undivided prof Its ................................ 208 TOTALEQUITYCAPITAL ...................... 1,410 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL .......................... 11,661 MEMORANDA Average for 1sor 30calendardays ending with call date: Cash anddU.frombenks , ....... · 1.: ••••••...... 1,S9t Fed. funds sold and securities pyrcnased under agreements to resell .................. 1,745 Totat toaM ....................................• 1,,,2'03 Time depoSlt.s Of $100,000 or more In doJneStlc offices .....•.••••...•.....•...•••. 2,22A Total deposits ................................ t ,7J1 Time c:teposlts of$ 100,oooor more <outstandlno as of report date> TI me certff lcatesof deposit In dlnomlnetlons of S 100 ,(XX) or rTM>re • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 Other tlmedtpoSlts In amounts of $100,(XX)Of'rnont ............................ 1,2'4 ST~~=~!A11o.61WA1n 8unOty 12-& I SAMANTHA O. KETCHUM, Vlot P,...dtnt & CaShler of the abovH11mtd bit* do htrtbY dtclaf"9 that this Report of Condition Is true and correct to the Dest of my knOWledOe and bit,... 1'1!AMANTHA D. ICETCHUM • • • January 24, 1m 50°/o OFF. ALL SALE ITEMS Balboa laland Store Onw .. .. --· • Wt , the UnderslQntd di~ attest the cornet· ness of tftls stlt.ment Of ftlGUfCK Ind llabllltlff. Wt dtcl1re 1hlt ft has bten ~by us, end to the btst of our knowfedgt and beli.f I• tNt and CIOff'Kt. NICKJ. FLORIO ..SEN IMD!S\ -ALBERT Pe AIU.$TEIN DlrectOf'I newport be.ach fashion Island 644-44f1 la habra fashion sqoue 871-5314 Published Oranoct Co.tit O.lly f>flot, Janu.ry .. ----------~----~~-------111 28, 1977 320-77 . ' .......... ~ WHOOptNO CRANE CHA8E8 ANOTHER AT ARKANSAS NATIONAL WILDUFE REFUGE " Bew Medco R8lllng Cranee to Keep Whoopera Off End•ft99Nd ~ u.t ~ . .. .. Raising Cranes )nioopers Preserved in. New Mexico .. ~ co:l~.~~~> -The ( ..11~JC1owr... ) s · starts every day an hour .IAIY.ID.U....,... re dusk. With luck, one of the c will be a special celebrity: a Will they mate with sandh111s? "I CAN'T SEE HOW. Whoopers have an entirely dlf. rerent mating call and ipatlag ritual. They'll find one another. Wait and see." pingcrane Sure enough. there stood "Look that way," Dick Rigby Homer, tberestoo4 Ida . instructed, pointing north. "They feed in cornfields there all day long and all elf them are back before dark.•' THROUGH BINOCULARS, weaving threads or black laced the ginger sky and then the over· ture began, a distant, eerie trill- ing that grew ever louder, cloler, Ugbt~nlngtbe pores. Without sulricient warning they were overhead, just over- head, so low they seemec! almOISt within touch, and there were tem or thousands or them. ducks fran- tically flailing the darkening sky, majestic snow geese in chevrons of white barking a higb·pltcbed arrival song, squadrons or raucous Canadas, and at last the cranes, lordly birds, long necks outthrust in rightful disdain or au lesser creatures that fly . "There's one! There's a whooper!" Rigby cried. AND THERE IT WAS. As the form a ti on winged past the cur· lain of a mountain, the whooper appeared as a single glistening pearl in a pale gray strand. The formation circled, listen- ing lo the invitations of thOU$ands of insisleflt kin to come join them on the ground ror the night, and finally chose a group bedded down m an appeabng marsh 2.00 yards away. The whooper t~ up a position on the edge of the great gathering of bts dusky cousins. DO THE SANDIDLL cranes make ltim keep his distance? "No" Dick Rtgby said. "He has a..._place in the pecking order like iU the rest, but he's not re- jected. They don 't seem to notice he's any different." But he 1s 01rrcrent and special. THE WHOOPER IS one of six wintering m New Mexico in an experiment, successrul so far, aimed at starting a second flock of the rare breed ln North America and thus removing them from the endan1ered s~les list. Sandhill cranes are their roa~ parents. Dick Rigby tJ their god- father. ''Tbe big whJte one la Corny," RilbJ saJd. h1a eyes lit wttb pride. "He was tbe fint to an1ve. I watched blm land in a cornfteld and named him Corny. Not Vf!r/ ima1lnatlve, but that's bla name." ft 8CANNED THE rOOltloa noek with binoculars. "There'• Homer," be said. "Tbe rust-eolored one. Tbat's the color or immature whoopers. An.a look. there's Ida." BIGBY, A BIG, bluff man with a bard voice and a genUe nature, is manager of the Bosque del Apache Na.tional Wildlife Refuge, a 57,000..acre sanctuary of life situated, with glaring irony. about 25 miles rrom the site of history's first atom bomb test. "My job la lo watch over them, see that they are well red and able to get through the summer at the nesting ground and get back herefor...Wter. "Migration is a learned habit," Rigby said. "So rar all six are mi- grating with the sand.hills.'· THE" EXPERIMENT WAS the brainchild of Roderick Drewien, an expert on cranes at the University or Idaho and a pal of Dick Rigby. It was Drewlen's idea to steal whooping crane eggs from the great birds' only nesting site, in far north Canada, and put them in sandhill crane nests at the sandhill nesting site in Idaho. Cranes Jay two eggs but raise only one chick, so the existing c rane flock -57 birds In Aransas. Tex., -was not threatened. So if the experiment works there wW be two whooping crane flocks, the second one flying side by side with the sandbills between ld&bo and New Mexico. DBEWIEN SNATCHED IDS first eggs in 1975. The foster parent.s accepted tbeir ottspr1ng, so did the rest of the sandblll nock. and three whoopers. Corny, Pancho and Mlracle, have now made the migraUon in both dlrections. Last year Drewien snatched more egp. Welcome Homer, Ida and Peanuts. '•Juvenile cranes at some point leave their parents and go off oo their own," Rigby a.a.id. "So the out step la for them lo crow to mating age, .•bout rour or nve years, and reproduce." * * * Anything less than total SUC· cess would break Rigby's heart. He watches over his fra,Ue flock with sturdy dedication. Last fall, for instance, the Fish and Wildlife Service, for what re-ason Dick Rigby cannot explain, permitted a snow goose bunt m bis reru,e. .. A SNOW GOOSE IS a large white bird with black wingtips. A whooping crane ls a large white bird with black wingtips. Any wonder why I was worried to de· ath?" 'Rigby assigned an assistant to watch each whooper during the bunt. When one took flight, the news was radioed to Rigby who set off a loud siren to silence the guns. "Somehow they all made it," RifbY said. "But would you be ieve they're cons idering another bunt next fall?'' "~"',.,.... WATCHING CRANE& Wlkltfe Officer Rigby Crane Population Up to 99 REGINA, Canada (AP) -The world's wbooplng crane populaUon bas reached a blab ol 99 birds, the Saskatchewan Museum of Natural Hlatory bu reported, .I.be museum aald It lMbe lar1est number ol wboopens since the conservation Pf'OtP'8JD to prevent thtir e:dJAcUon becan &n 1961. It said there are 7f wild blrds and 2S In captivity. TWELVE CUNE8 WE•t: BATCHED LAST summer at the summer nesting l1'0UftCh in Wood Buttalo National Park ln northern Alberta, the museum said In a statement. Tbe young birds and all known adults salely made the 2,500-mJle fall mlaralioo to a wildlife refuie ln Texas. Tbe museum attributed the successful migration to good weather, an abeence of natural disasters and disease and growing public awareness. Colkge Seeks Taknt Saddteback Collece district re- 1ldenta1 wtth an ear for music and a P.)odlcwn of taleot can job\ ottier mual~m1Dded amateurs partJclpatlDI la tbe Kbool'• four comm'1nlt.Y mUlical IT'OUDI· lkate LeBoote. the dlltdct'a noe art.a dlvllJoa d.lreetor, said th .. I.ff probably maQ peop&e lo Ute eommunltJ wbo ataa or plar mlltcal lnltrumentl and wbo are loc*tna ror audieneea and fellow mlJllclau. CO•ll11NITY NS•DI ltw mtlllc ,.,.. Oftl'Wbllm1al I.ff we ~••can....,. tboH Midi thl.hpliq.'' 1•84JIMNl4. Tbe• mUlical pcu119 IMhlde a COlteert bad. a~ elMnle. 1 commllllll1 Jua 1n1embt. md tbe 17mptaonlc orellHtra. LeBoote said talent ls not a pre- reqwalte; nor la professlcmal or ntenam music experience. Tbe •arloua aroups will eon. tin De prellmlnary mef:!! throqh next week and mar atted rebeanal lell to reaJ,lter. LeBoate said part.lclpa· ticlD la not Abject to a ll'tlde and 1am.. TlllC OONCBaT BAND, co- dlreeted by Teny Newman and Arion Enmeier, meet.I Tuesdays from i:•=m. tn buUdtnc Q. Mtmben litna thtlt own band aqulpm•at;" tfaou1b the lara•r Md more ...aual plectt wUf be fumlabed b7 the coll .... TM ecmcert chorale, entertni lta Meta Mllal at the collel•. mffll cm WedDlld111 at t :• p.m. bl buildlq G. Director Donald Walker said membership totala mote than 60 and concerts wU1 be held tbSI 1priD1 in local cburcbes. - Tbe orchestra, wblcb alao mMtl Wedneedaya at 7:30 p.m. la bulld1q Q-2 and Q-3, accom· pulea UM cboc'ale at coaunlllllty event.a. ll is directed by Ruth Haroldson. TBB JAZZ BNSEWBLE featur. au, trombone, trum_pet and rbytbm aectlont and prac· tlcea oa Tbundaya .t 1: 80 p . ._ lo bulldtn10. Dlreet« Ra Thompeoo Said parUcl.,_, abcMald be able lo play old ltandarcb by artist.a such aa Cowl Baale and IOIDe mon modlrn blC bud .,....... menta, Slayer Gets New Trial ., Wurt Revenea Sentenee of 'Tony' Boyle PWLADELPHIA <AP> -The Pennsylvania Supreme Court to. day ordered a new trial fOC" W. A. "Tony" Boyle. tho former Unlt.ed Mine Workers president convlct.- ed of murdering UMW wur1ent Joseph Yablonski, bis wUo ud dauabter. ( ) Oraa•e C1>unt1. N .Y .f IN SHORT WeitUDOnland Ooun~. Pa.:~mil Eut Can"'OIJ Pariah, La. ---------------------- The court also "rever1ed" Boyle's prison sentence or three life terms, saytn1 in lb 6-1 rullnl that the trial court bad failed to al· tow testimony by a federal auditor that supported Boyle's claim that be was not involved In themurderconsplracy. ln testilDOll)' releued Thurs- day by the Senate Forelan Rela· Uona Committee, Secretary ol State Cyrus Vance slld. ''tM re- lease of tbete polltlcal PrtsoDen aa a aeature ot 1ood wUI and -a bumuil#iaa act would beooela· dJcaUon that CUba la serloullY In· t.ereat.ed In atarting a dlalotoe wlth the Un.lt.ed States." Snow Trip Signope ~et In l.ag11na Re•latraUon DOW la belD.C IMld for a 1oow trtp to tbe m~ Feb. s. at tbe Human A!tlln Department, W Forest A .... La&UDa Beach. .._,.,..,rs.-.. ....... 11.c1er ...... ISSAQUAH, Wash. <AP> Federal qents are tnvesUgaUn1 tho cause of blasts at an ex· ploslves tnanulaclurlng plant that killed three workmen, scat· t.ered debris over a quarter-mile area and sheared off the tops ol nearby trees. JERUSALEM CAP> -Mortars and heavy machine-gun fire were directed from Cbrlstlan stroncholds in southern Lebanon at lettilt and Palestinian per· rUJa positions north ol the Utani River,lsraelradiosaidtoday. Tb•r. wW be a fee ol ti rar tranaPortatklG. an add.ltioul '8 for aD day use ol the anow pa.y area and eqwpmeot <toboaue. saucers, etc.> Abo avail~ ftw a S$ fee are .u.-Ui ltUCIDI live-. by a qu.aoe.ct lkJ lnltruc· tor. One workman was misalng and two other suffered minor lrUuriea in the explosioos which occun'ed Thursday shortly before a 3 p.m. .. ah1ft cban&e at the Pyrodex Corp. l Facility al>out 30 miles east of Seattle tn the Cascade Mountain footbllls. Pyrodex maltes a sub- 1Utute for black powder. wblcb is used in muzzleloadlng weapons. King County pol.lee saJd the bod.lea were mangled beyond immediate identification. Tbe shOts could be beard In Israel durlna the night and early tbls morning, the radio aaJd • Meanwhile, Israeli otftdala said today they expect Syrian lorceato move out of the strategic aourtbem Lebanese zone within a few days. Bus• wtn deput at 7:30 a .m. &om the Human Attain Depart. meat.. 51S Forest Ave. and return appros:tmetelJ t p.m . that~ 1n1. Further Information may be obtained by callln1 the Human Affairs Department 49'·1124 ex· tension 238. ,,.. Otalwealc 1¥ .... Coast Home LOoted Carter £ellrt• €..._ WASIUNGTON (AP> -The Carter admlnlatratlon is signal· Ing Cuba that release or polltieal prisoners by the lsland nation could lead lo negotlaUons lo restore relations with the United States. ATLANTA CAP> -OUtbreab of Influenza B. the predominant flu virus in the United States th1s winter. are occurring In 15 states and the Dlatrict of Columbia, the national Center for Dlaeue Con- trol said today. Stereo eqwpment and an atato tranamlaaioo with a total valueol $1,250 were stolen from a Capistrano Beach home by burglan who forced open tbe gara1e door. Oranse County sheriff's oftlcers said the theft was reported by bus driver Maurine R. Latham, 45, of 21151 Victoria St:. who was abseotrrom the bome at tbetime. Latest outbreaks to be noted In the oaUm's influema·pneumonla surveJUance program were re- ported al Houston, Tex.; Chapel Hill, N.C.; Nashville. Tenn.; Tortured by Shooting SF Cop Gets Pension SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -At the age or 34. after 11 years as a cop, the mental and physical torture or sbootlng and being ~ at left Ricllard Lewis ready for a disabllity pension. Lewis, once regarded as a hard-nosed cop, bad a psychiatrist's report saying bis work led to lnsom· nia, weight loss, crying spells, ruined his marriage and left blm unsure of bis reactions. The city's retirement board granted him a $9,400 annual pension after Lewis told them he was afraid be would overreact and shoot anybody who hap. pened lo pull out a black pen or other object while approaching bim. Lewis wanted to be a Lawis policeman since be was 11 and after jolning the force ln 1966 "quickly gained a reputation for being hard-nosed." board psychiatrist DT. Bradford Murphey said. "He didn't mean to acquire it, but then felt obliged to defend it.'· Today he sports a nve-1.nch scar on bis leg where be was shot twice by a jogger last year and claims a bearing loss because of shots fired at close range in the same incident. • LONDON <AP> -Actor Michael WUdtng, former husband of actress EHaabetb Taylor, was reported seriously ill with pneumonia. Wilding, 64, was at the National Hospital for Nervous Diseases where a spokesµian said: "He is a.a well u can be expected." A star of British films of the 1950s such as "Spr· Ing in Park Lane" and "The Courtneys of Cun.on Street," Wilding was taken ill a week ago at bis home near Chichester, 70 mlles southwest of Lon· don. His fow1.b wife, EUnbedl Ldgbtoa. died a year ago. He bad been married to actre5s Kay Yowa& and aociety beauty Suaa Nell. • WASHINGTON CAP> -Sen. Herman E. Talmadge <D-Oa.), bas sugeested that legislation include an esthnate or bow much It will increase governmentregulaUon over people's lives. "Excessive govern· PEOPLE burden of higher prices l J ment reguJatloo puts a on the consumer, results In fewer jobs and creates a rri,bteoing maze or paper work and red tape," Talmadge said. Talmad•e introduced b.la proposal as an amendment to a resolution cal.Uhg for reorganlia· tion or the committee system In the Senate. The amendment would require committees to provide a detailed estimate of "the individuals and businesses who would be regulated and lhe impact upon economy and personal privacy.'' • AUSTIN, Tex. (AP>-AlesHaJeytold a crowded House chamber today he got bla start as a writer by penning love letters for fellow lallon ln World War II. The author or "Roots" said be 1tru11led for eight years after the war before he sold a small artkle to a magazine and lat.er ortaiDat.ed the Playboy in· t.ervlew. Now, bla book publisbertella him "RooU" bas sold 900,000 bard cover copies In four moathl, Rllklnl It second ooty M•1.n lo "Gone With the Wlnd," which sold l million copies In five months. Telev1slon ratincs for "Roots" alao were rivalinf tboseof "Gone With the Wlnd."' Black caucus members ~led Haley with a certificate from Gov. DolM naming him an boaorary Texan, with a Texu nag that bas flown from the roof ol the Capitol, and with a House.con· 1ratulatory resolution sl1ned by Speaker Btlly <.1aJtoa. Briscoe attended a brief recepUon for Haley la a louqt oUtbe HOUM Ooor. • ATHENS, Oa. (AP> -Wuhinlton Poet re- porter ..., "ood••nl HYI ht .... the begi.onl.nc of a ••natural•• adversary relat.lcmshlp between Prell· Mid Cart.er and the HWI media. '1'ut.-la alurptleal of the,,... bMaUM be aaw them oot doUll tbo Job ccwen.s,&be luUll ..,.... the campaign," says Woodward. who with Post re- porter Carl Bernstein helped uncover tbe Watergate scandal. • SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -An alleged follower of Charles Mauoa bas been lndicted by a federal grand Jury on nine counlS of sending letters threatening lo kill or injure penoa.s for cutting down trees. Patrida Maueea Gillam Bay, zr. arrested Jan. 17 at ber home tn Petaluma. was held on $50,000 bond. Each count of ber indictment, carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $1.000 fine. An FBI affidavit said Mrs. Hay prepared U.e Jetter postmarked from San Rafael and Santa Bolfa andtbatberfmgerprintwasfoundonooeenvelope. • CHARLESl'ON. W. Va. CAP> -Gov. Jay Rockefeller says West Virginia was better ared for a nuclear attack than for the crisis brought on by unending cold, snow and shortages of natural gas. "When I walked in this of. fice, I expected lo find a plan and found none.•· saJd the 1ov· emor wbep be vtslted the oftlce recently. "I found a plan foe nuclear attack. and I don't find that very helpful right now. • .ocaa .. u.a. SAN DIEGO <AP> -The secret of auecesa la self-dlacipllne rather than inte1U1enee, edueaUon, talent or luck, says the b.tp scboo1 dropout who owns the McDonald ham burier chain. "I am totally coovfnced that the essential dlf. ference between one man and the next, one or whom becomes a man of achievement and dlsUncUon while the other remains one of the crowd, ls the former'• geater c1pactl1 to manace bJ.maetf," ts the view of Ray Kne, 74. "You've got lo get to the point where you con· solidate the plan and gel started dolnc," said Kroc1 who owns the Sand Diego Padres baseball team ana the San Diego Mariners hockey club. • CLINTON, Conn. CAP> -Mutla Cnmer, lbe telegraph operator who told the world or Prelldetl& Me1UD1e7•1 aaauatnation, bas celebrated bis lootb birthday. Cramer, who bu lived since Ur73 at the Cllntm Convalescent Center, recalls the September day In 1901 when the chief operator al Western Union lD Bulfalo, N.Y .. told hJm to telegraph details or the sbootinl of PresJdent McKlnley, dictated lo blm by the president's milltary guard. He said be continued to relay messases of tile president's condition unUI McKinley's death elgbt days later. • SAN FRANCISCO (AP I -It was Just a gag on a television situation comedy. but San Francisco Supervisor llobert MeDdelNlm didn't find It amua· ing. In fact, be says be 's conalderinl le1al action. Laat Sunda)''s edition of the CBS show "Pbylli1," la wbtcb Clorta Leadamaa plays a supervllor'• mt.slant, featured a Joke in wbi .. a tlctlonaJ Superviaor Leonard Martb &lb Pbylllt '(, abe caa keep a secret. Manb: "Did 1 tell you about Supuvtaor Men· delaobn fooU.n1 around with b1a secretary In the re. cords office T '' Pbyllll: "No." Kare: "Andlwon't,ettber." MarM and the TV Mendellobn are not bued on real people, but the r .. 1 MeodellOM wu annoy.ct jmt the lame. · "I'm really outn1ed," he said. ''Tb.la kind ol stupid remark. wbkb ls absolutely and patentb ua- t.rue, reOeeta on me and IAY wtte and my penooal Ule. tt wu a complete •bock." • WASHINGTON (AP> -Rabbt Banelt sore, one ol IUdaard •· Nl.Qe'• ma.t prominent sup-port.era, bal ...isnod aa head of the President Nll· oa Jua~~. wblcb bu raised eome $350,000 • let al ex.,.._ ol tbe former cblef executive. 1D • letter to 4,000 ~...-. to tbe ~ Korff said lie wu 1tepplll• down because the hmd ti DOW ''•ODIOlnl matter.•• H•lald b.la~ .. ._ DC1t dlrnln'e.b m71uppart b Pr.._ NlaD .. ..., . ., ... Fnd11, J!f!UOIX 2A um DAILY PILOT M . B~uins, .Trojans Battle Tonight .. WESTWOOD-Tb• UCLA Still,lt'sanupbWbaWefortbe and•oodclefenae. the Bruinl' 'nMS conquest at 8rulm, 14-2overall and $-1 In eon-TroJw, wbo enter wttb a diaad· .. T't' T••I... And f0111l« Eatuela ff1ab •• ~ South B ference, awalta thelovuloo oltbe v&otac• lo about any IUU.Uc you Jim M cClolkey (Colla If;:) end. USC Trojans of Soutbera cu find. Cll•••el •.a a Hl b b Jobn&on la tM No. S all·tlme r Callfornla toalgbt (I) lo Padfte-8 UCLA bu averqed 8' . ., J>Ointa I .. '"0 dut~uUy CU'Mr leorel' a.ad Deed.I ao point& .7 buketbaDadioa. •came to USC'a 14.2 and bu a deapii.blaRaWlua IL to paa Walt lluurd and 52 ~ • Tbe tiff will be televised by whmiDI marstn o1 15 polnta a Hieb ace Kan WWfemeyer, tbe A at.Nat ii It atake for USC, u.e pu1 Sidney Wkb to become tbe ; KTLA(CbannelS)andbroadcut 1•metotbeTr'Qjana'paceoflesa all·tlme CIP' Soutbwn Sectloa TroJan1 are in for tbelr JOtb Ul·tlmetcOftqf~ardloUCLA '* onKllPC(110}radJo. tbanapotnt. aeorta1wbb.qwt&Mteam. 1tral1bt conference lou ti the lalltoJ"Y. use, although amidst its Tbe Bnd.DI are atop the clrcuit Amoac tbe TroJam 1q111d are can'tupeettbeBrutu, wboleaft Top1 In tile use atable ia o~ .. second strati.ht loeini HalCJll. ii st.a.ncll.op and the Trojan an at two former Oranp Cout area Saturday for • Sultda1 meedal ......... -.~ l com Ina ott a 108-6S rout of Deaver the oUaer eod-lln t.be cellar wltb P"P ac•. wttb Teaae11ee. "11n•, wuv • avera1ln1 lt. an'dlotbepaatbasrecordedtwool no wbll ln ccmensnce and a •12 CH•Y Joaea, formerly of PaclqtbeBru.IDI talealcrrAD· 1:!8~A~ ==ta!::'.:· tbe ftve home court defeats IUf. overall mck. Corcloa del llar RlP Sebool. la • Am1rteao llarqu.e1 Jobnaoa. Tbe aam• wllb a Ml IJUUll'. • fered by the Bruins at Pauley USCloltoneoflta1UD1recentlY 1tuter at one ol tbe IUatd= 1-1 forward 1co.red u pohdl "W• won't ital},•• 1ua US(t- Pavtllon.w -.-.ben=-~'°'=m=•=--=Tro:.:.t.-!;<FuU:..=:.:enon:.::=::.l......:aod=::.:c=an:.;bt=::COUD=::::ted::.:on:.:f::01or:.:10:::!:==-..:aa~all~n::•t~~~~D~ame~~SandQ~~~ iDiD~~tOa.t~!b~Bob~8oyd..~~----~~· Sumet Unbeaten Barons, Edison Clash for Lead There's a familiar rlne to tonight's clash between the Edison JDgh (Huntington Beach> Cbargera and the Fountain Valley Barom. Both teama an S-0 in Sunset League action and tbe winner gets tbe inlide track to tbe circuit championship. But lnltead of football-this time it is basketball u Fountain Valley's CJF •·A No. 4 Barona in· vade tbe Ediaon gym as favorites ate. A capacity crowd ls expected for tbe duel, which pl ts tbe highly regarded Barons (17·1 for the rear and boasting four starters averaging In double figures) atiainst the upstart Chargers, p1cked to finish fourth in league behind runaway Fountain Valley. Coach Don Leavey's Edison quintet, aftef" a nagged practice t!Dd tourney schedule, bas ftl'Ved up three Sunset League toes. Tbe Chargers have done it behind the combination of Bob Kenon (~3¥.). 6-5 Ed Bell, 6-0 Junior guard Mike Mc:Court. "We're just happy to be 3.0 at thla polntln league," says Edison eoacb Don Leavey. "Fountain Valley ii one of the few dubs I've seen ln the last ts years where youcan•taqoffofanybody. .. With many opponents you can HI off somewhere and get aome help. But not against Fountain Valley ... ~oo have to play a very honest game." Forcing a conventional deren.se are George Barrios (17.9), Scott Ford (18.6), Roger Holmes (14.•> and Bret WUkin.soD (13.2). ID ad· d1Uon to tboee acoring averqa, tbe Barons get reboundlna power from IJolmes, Wilkinson and Ford, all 6·3, and 6-7 Gren Sva~tad. Edison's attack features several others aside from the aforementioned trio, including starters Glenn Garrity and Steve Davis, and Jim Wiliams, Doua Schroeder and John Herman. John Allen (6-5) is a doubtful participant due to an ankle in· jury. ••Edison bas depth, does a good job on the boards and bas established a lot of momentum after a tough pre·leaaue schedule," says FV coach Dave Brown. "Edison is aggressive and quick and although we're better ln a fmesse situation, we have some strong kida If lt'a a physical game.·• Fountain Valley's intensity bothers Leavey. .. Fountain Valley bas the edge on Its game agalo after I08ing out of league to Downey,'• aays Lea vey. "Downey did us no favor. "Our situation is that we get an occasional slippage-and all of a sudden we're behind by six points. And Fountain Valley bas an additional advantage with the assistant, Bob Ferguson. Foun· lain 'Valley literally bu two vanity coaches." Ferguaon, an aide to Brown, was the bead coach at Westminster for two years prior to tbis season. Lakers Bost 71ers Unique Approach Pays Off /or West LOS ANGELES (AP> -"Mr. Clutch ta now Mr. Coach" says Che bUJboud featuring a s miling Jerry West. and Los Angeles i.aten fana are be&lnntna to believe it. Tbe former NBA All·star pard pictured oo the LaJters' p:ramotiooal sign is trying to perform a minor mlracle In b1a llrat season o f c oacblng, tranafonning the Laken from also·rau lnto overnlcbt 1uc· ceases. Los Angela, which had fallen on bard times since West and Wilt Cbambwlain belped brinC Mme tbe NBA ehamplon.ebtp in lt72. bu suddenly bel\lD to Took De a cont.ender. Aft.er a alow start, the Lakers are near the top of the Pacific Dlvilton and have been tbe bot· tmt team tD the .... ue ~ recect Weks. 11MJ have the third best NCOrd lD tbe NBA, and 10 for a &b record 18th st.ra1lbt bome Yictof1 tanlgbt when tbeJ bolt flldladelpbla'1 78en. West, atill boytsb-looldn1at31. aid when be took tb4t Lakmi' eoacblng job lut year that be ~ to make basketball fun for Ill.I players. Now be saya be '9Ueve1 that approach la paJlnc Oii. "I remember the tbln11 I didn't Ilk• aa a player, like ,ruellln1 two-hour practtces ln mldaeaaon," said West, who • t earned the nickname "Mr. Clutcb" with bis frequent 1ame- winnln1 shots during bis l4 years with the Lakers. "Our practices are short, and I think we accomplish a lot. I don'\ believe you can practice a team and make it better SO games into the season." Weat admits his Laltera are 1Wl pretty much a one.man abow with superstar center Kareem AbcfuJ.J abbar providing most ol the punch. although others, moat notably Cazzie Russell, have been playing well. "But," be says, "We've been able to rest Kareem a lot more tbia season tban in tbe past, and almost everyme on tbe team ii getting a lot of playing time. "I think all our guys have a helpful attitude toward eacb other, and that's a btg plua. I ac· tually think most of tbe players are having fun now. Of COUl'H It's easier to have fun wbea yoo're winning." Despite bis team's rile, West seems hardly overconfident about tbe rest of the season. "I've 1een too many manse tbinp happen," be remarked. "Th1s year Is really atrance; teams that are perfect at bome can't win on tbe road, and anybodycanreallybeatanybody elae on a Jiveo night." The Lakers coach said be thou1ht the addition of four former American Basketb&U M- aoclation teams to the NBA made t.b1np leu predlctable. "There are playen playtnc In the NBA today wbo could.D'tbue made tM1qud four Of' ftw yean aio. n.,•re not ranked No. 1 lib tbe Un1"1'1lt7 ol San Fraadloo Dou are but In many retpedll, the Ulliventty of Nevada (IAI Veaaa> Rebels have more Im· preaalve credenUala than a Dom team tbat ii 1N .. aimt colltCe eomPe!itiaD. Tbe Bebe&, 11-l IDll r.W ftftb ln tbe UPI ud AP batketbUl poll1, ln••de Oraa1• C: Samra, Dllbl for • • o• nbiblUOD tilt UaiDlt Atblet. In Action at Anafielm ConvenUGn Center. .,~· HOCKEY HOSTILITIES -Pittsburgh's Mario Faubert bas Rangers slams into him in National Hockey League AC· ·1~ __ his_· _be_lm_et___;g;;_o_awry__;;...._as~P-hil_Es......:.pos_i_to_of_th_e_N_e_w_Y..;.o.:..:rk.:..:~ _ __:ti:.:.o:.:n:...Tb.:.=ursd::..:.=a::Y::....:,:ru~·g::h:.:.:t·:..:P::...;i::lt=:sburgb won, 3-0. '., ~ ~ Knox Headed for Lions? Report Says U Cotreh Will Be Traded • PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) -It ap-Sucb a deal would ·be the flrlt pears Los Angeles Rams' coach coach-for-players swap in p~ Chuck Knox 1:s beaded for the lessional foo(ball history. Tbe l>etrolt Uom, but officials from Pontiac newspaper said tbe only both teams deny published re-matter unresolved was the Uona' porta tbat Knox will do so in ex· compensation. cbangefor a trade of players. Tbe paper aim reported that A source on the Detroit Llons dhgnmtled Rama quarterback said Tbuanday tbe National 1 Ron Jawonkhrould goto DetroU Football League team bas been as part ol tbe deal, possibly lo H · seeking Knox. The same source change for two or three Uona. said, however, thatthebangupis Jaworski, however, ls a free wbat compenaatloa, lf any, the agentandcumotbetraded. Rama are entitled to in excbaqe Loa Angeles la In tbe market for the coach. for a tJ&ht eod and a defen.aive "They're (the IJoa.s> trying to tackle ucompensatloo for Knox, steal my coach.'' said Rama' tbe paper said, and a owner Carroll Rosenbloom, wbo quarterback or top draft choice indicated be would ~t to be ~~oratt.. wtnhaa pl.Qed out eompeuat.ed lf Knox left for bi.a option.. Detroit. Knox's duties ln Detroit would But Rosenbloom lmllted at the be coach and general manaier, the Preas aaid. Detroit eeneral manager Russ Thomas would be elevated to a poet as a.ssiatant to owner WUllam Clay Ford, the paper reported. Knox, '4, was an aaailtant coach with the IJons from 1881 to 1972. He baa coached the Rams to National Conference Westun Division tlUes the past four years. His teams have compiled a '4· ll · 1 record. Detroit'• coach, Tommy Hudlpetb, was named Interim replacement for Rick Fonano early last season. Fonano re- signed. Hudspeth was direetor ol player personnel and said be wu not hopeful or being ~ named coach next season. same time that "Cbuck Knox is the bead coach of tbe Rams and wW continue In that capacity." Knox added be ls "In total asreement wttb Carroll's state- ment and tbat'a all that needs to be said on tbe matter." Tbere bave been Ill feelings between the !Jons and Rams ever since Detrolt wide receiver Ron Je11le signed with Los An1elea in 1975, after playing out bla option bere . t:om- mllaloner Pete Rozelle awarded CUllen Bryant to tbe Lion.a u compeuatSoa. The Rams' nm· ninl back balked, beaded for court, and tbe Uons received a No. 1 draft cbotce. Meyer Tied for 6th In San Diego GoH A Llona • spoke1m an. meanwblle, cbaracteriled u "rtdlculoua" a report that Knox would come to Detroit lo ex· cban1e ror a trade of players. Tbe report was publlabed In the Oakland (Mldi. > Presa. On TV Tonight 8 p .m . (5) -COLLEGE BAIKETMU. -Tbe USC Tro- Jam meet the UCLA Bruins at PauJe7 Pa~on ln a Pac.a same. .,.m. (2&) -TBB WAY rr WA -Tbe 1983 Rose Bowl Game behreen the WlnaonsiD Badeen and tbe USC Trojans. 11 p.m. U.S) -BASKBTBALL -BIGBUGB'lll of tbe USC. UCLA ea.me taped at Pau191 Pa.WOO. SAN DIEGO (AP> -Bob Zender, tbe lut man on the course, blrdied bi.a last taote for a seven-under-par 65 and tied Tom Kite for tbe first round lead Tbu.nday ID the San Otego Open golf tournament. Dennis lleyer of San Juan Capistrano tlred a flve-under·par 67 and ii tied for 1ixtb place. Ke1er ftn1sbed In a tie for second place at Irvine Coast Country Club laat week lD the Bini Croaby Sout.bern touma· mmt to qualify for the Su Dleeo event. Tbe ~ Zender, ltlll aeetiag bis ftnt title lo 11x f\111 yean of tour acUvlty. reached tbe par-5 ftntablnl bole ln two ht& 1bota and two-'h':!!ed for the b1rd1e that pve a share ol tbe top apot late ln the mild, sun· DY alWnoon. • Tom WatlOa, a .winMr lut week In tbe Bini CroebJ NaUonal Pro-Am. ac:oncl a bole In one oa tbe mtb ... ud bNded a group ol tbne wbo toe* advutap ol tbe IOflflCIGI weatber to reeord •· Allo at that filure were Bamero N•nua aDd Lon mntte. -a team tbat baa seven ela1en anra&lnl 1D doul>M llCW'•· -a team ·~ at ,.. boallcb per CODWt. --. team coached bf JflfTY rmanian. wbo baa compiled a GM5 ree«d (llU percftt) In 1$ Jean of coeddu. PaelDa tbe R.wa 11 t-1 Bddt'e Owent, wbo II aver.,ir., llU _... ... tGM..a OOMn lcor-ln• In doa1lla a,.. &NJ .. , ...,_ 'l'blal Cl'-1), M Olma lrvlne'a Alan Tapie had a 'J'S, former Mlaalon Viejo CC bead pro Jack Fleck fired a 79, Mesa Verde CC tolfer Max Ba,yba bad an 81 and Huntington Beach'• Sandy Galbraitbsbot a 13. Goadfftlck (16.6), M Sam SmJtb (1J.6 >. 5-U Robert Smith (lU), 6-11 Lewil Brown (11.t) and .. 1 Toa1 Smlth (J.0.7>. And the~ man M LarTJ llofl•tt wbo apella B""'1l. II 1corin1 l.lpolnta per outiq. Gondredet and Browo are U.. top rebocmden wttb an 1U IDd I.ta.er=. In acLtkla, UNLV bas cap. turtd ia=t aamea. aad lta wtaDl.nl mt la onr. 20 paUda per conlalt. 1• 49ers Top Fullerton Five, 7 4-67 .. ~ .,. ,r, LONG BEACH -Llo)'d . llcllllllan bit a layup witb 4' .. \ seconds left. tben tacked on a.·,,, free throw to pro.ide Cal Stat.t,'l·• (Lob.I Beach> breatblng room .,,, Tbuftday nt1bt ln ita 74·81 Paci.fie Coast AtbletJe Auocla-,, , tion basketball victory over CU l•, State <Fullerton>. .,, Mcllll.Uanbad 16 points forth&.11) 49era, who were led . by Lany. ·h Hudson wttb 17 pointa. Tbe viC· •. , tory kees» Loni Beach, 13-4 over~ all, atop tbe PCAA with a '-4. r•• Ill ark. !•) Keith Anderson scored 20 points for tbe 'lltana ln the lou ; which put their leque mark al 1: 3-2. - .... ~ •• t PJ!!O~ W. -Albert Jooea ..,'·1 scored 28 points as New Melded ',\ 6tate, trai11ng 28-0 after tbe first, / seven mlnutea. overhauled Bradley 117-109 in a Missouri · 1;. Valley Conference basketball. game Thunday nI1bt. ' Bradley, paced by 6·f~.g ·'c~ Roger Pbegley's 40 points, • out to a 28-point lead before N ., '' Mexico State finally 1ot Into gear 1,7 and pulled wttbln six pobsta a& '11 halftime, d6-50. New Mexico Sta(e took the l..d 1• for the ft.rat time with a :JO re malnlng on a layup by Ricbarcl uQ Robinson. The lead then aee-1 l aawed unUl 1:53 wben Roblmcxl H uncorked a 15-foot Jump abot to ,1 put b.ia team ahead for 1ood. 1 105-1.CM. ,,. "' ~ ....... ~ .rti PHILADELPHIA-Jimmy·"" Coanon la the only survivor ol the elfbt top.teeded p!Qen bl rt tbe qu&rtertfnala of the U.S. Pto 1 Indoor teanil cbamP.lon1blp1 after beltlnl Poland 1 Wo.ttet • · Flbak. 6-2, w. ll'l· Other raultl lneluded Tony 1,.. Rocbe over Adrlano Panatta; Jen Borowiak over Harold Solomoa. &O, M; Bernie Mitton atop Eddie Dlbbl, 6-4, 4-41, 6-3; and Dick Stockton outtna Brian GoUtrted.a.a.w. a. ..... .,... BLOOMINGTON. lllnn.-,.. llar1aret Court defeate4"''~ VlrliDla Rulld. M, M TbW'ldl.i 1Jo DiPt to reac.b tbe qua.rterftDall 111• of a womm•a profealoall ~.,~ tounleJ. ID otlMr mllebel, No. l .. Vlrtlnla Wade defeated Marcter11t Lo';!:t 6·2, 1·2; Sue Barker II top Pam Teesurciea. M . ni M; lflm•'•~ tGpped w ... 1ri clJ Turnbull, 'l.S. t-1 f YI ,.......,.J3 hr11; Bl!RXEl.ft -Calllornla'I Golden Bean beat a 1ma11~m UC Da.tl team, M-11. Tblll'IClllV'd • mot In DGftoCGllfenace ......,,., ball acUan. 1 kol1al 13 Point. fw UC ~o., WU llut ll'clld, foraa• II ,1 <Buotlqton Beacb) BIO••· d, Volleyballs • Japanese AtUCLA SAN DIEGO CAP) DefendJna national col- Je1iate volleyball cbam- fion UCLA takes on the ineat colleallte volleyball players from Japan too.lgbt int.be first of three exhibitions between the teams. The Japanese team la favored to sweep the series. whJch be&lns at San Diego Slate's Peterson Gymnasium. The second match ls sch edul ed Saturday night at UCLA's Pauley Pavtllon and Sunday's final match in the series is to be played at Robertson Gymnasium at the University of California at Santa Barbara. o.lly ~--" ,._.. 0 '.,..,..11 Al Scates, UCLA's volleyball coach, said of the Japanese team, "Japan is perhaps the finest overall volleyball country in the world. but the collegtate all-stars should not be any more advanced than our players at this stage. Japanese 9coOach Katsuyuld1'fy0a°wa sald. "We do not expect to lose to UCLA." CdM'S CHRIS CROSSON {LEFT) TURNS TEARY McCANN. The mat~hes begin at '7:30 at San Diego State and UC Santa Barbara and at 8 al UCLA. Tickets are priced at $3 and S2 in San Diego and Santa Barbara, while UCLA bas Uckets on sale at $5, S4 and $2. McCanD'Nips Crosson To Pace DH Matmen For ticket information, call 286-6947 (714) at San Diego Slate; 825·2101 (213) at UCLA; and 961-3292 <805> at UC San· ta Carbara. Terry McCann banded Corona del Mar High's Chris Crosson his f"trst dual match Joss of the season and the Dana Hills Dolphins edged the host Sea Kings, 27·25, In South Coast League \•·rcslling action Tburs- d::y night. S ~a1 H Tne win gives un-Gi.u a s c!efcated Dana Hills (4·0) sole possession of first ,...,0 F orfei•t place. CdM's league re-.I , cord dipped to J.1. The .-Dolphins return to the After forfeiting five mat~ Mo~da_y ni~b~. early-season victories hosttng M1ss1on V1e10 through use of an ineUgi-(3·0). ble player, Southern McCann. who usually California College of competes in the 122· Costa Mesa will seek Its pound class, moved to fourth win against UC 129 to take on Crosson. San Diego tonight (8) In Heading into the final N A l A District 111 period, Crosson led 5·4, Southern Division play Ir. and held the lead until the Vanguards gym. the final sceonds when Fred Gissler. a start· McCann was awarded a ing guard, was found to reversal and won the have less than the re· match. 7-6. quired number or units of Despite the absence of credit In the spring Dan Duddridge (147) and semester, forcing the John Kennedy, the Costa Vanguards to forfeit five Mesa Mustangs defeated wins before Christmas San Clemente, Sl-17. "We found out t.bat he vau1TY did 't lak h Oe ... Mith C11l IZS) CllM n e enoug units ,, s Mee-101 "''""'o S.CNr.ro in the spnng and was i.n ' oe eligible," Peak said He :~~ ~~o;:.:,i~10r;.~.!e., Rot•'' ls ellg1ble now, however on SoCal wtll take a 1·2 :~~·~~::Cc~":.•;s ~laM ... ISllC17lJ#~te '7-Ao" ISi plnnood Arlm.,r• 1 0. IOS-0 . Imoto ICI plftftN ~"°'" l :ot IH-9 9-IClpMeCIMendol• s "· 1n-1t Imoto CCI pl......, l(let~• I 01 11'-Cr-• ISi C1K l(lnuld 1).3 1»-(;l•wr ISi C1K E-~3 ,_, eroo11 .... 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IH-KMl IE lCIKOlati.4 17'-CUCl ..... tl IEI CIK AmlnotefnM>I M us-Rou 1F1-R .... 1-1. 1-0lln<•" IF! pinned S.llCller '9 u1-Hem111on 11"1 pirtned R°'"tV I S3 1.,.._SNw IFl _,bv,.,....11 161-WalJon IF! pinned Sltem•" 1 OS lll-Htnl9m.<1 IFI plllMd l(erl11s :I' 1tJ-Oor1me IFJ P'nntd Y•M9H 41 Hwt-Htl(le\(11Dinned1""1t" I lO El Toro 1 .. 11111 U11l.,.nlty t1-Pelltl"\Otl IEI _,DY forftil IM Ml~ tEl...,..lrflorlefl 11•-OollQIH IEIWOflbylortell 111-von IEl--trt•·t ,,. Th•vtr IEI won by lortell. us !>ho.m•-•• IE I o•nfttO Jon .. 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US-9oeutll•mP IN I Pinned RIC~lnl<Oft I 111 . ~ Marina, Newport, llB Duel South Coast T e ams Vie_ Top Tilt Matchel CdM, El Toro Le• I u e ·le ad In 1 Mllaloa VkJo U.f> at Corona del Mar, winner Co1la Meu U ·O - The hectic scramble ol seven atralaht and Mesa's Mustangs nrey for secood place in the ranked No 2 ln tbe CIF finally have become ac· Sunset League baskel· 3-A POil. takes on third cu1tomed to playln& ball race continues p1aceE1Toroatltontgbt without auard Tlm toni&ht as Huntineton at Corona del Mar lo lhe Youn1. who quit before Beach < 1·2) invades !ea lured South Cout leacuesta.rted. Newport Harbor 0 ·2). Leaaue basketball Ult. Fred Muino. a 5-10 •bile Marina of Uunl· Jn other action, second senior. bas taken over aa lngton Beach Cl-2> is at piece San Clemente, rat· noor leader. aad 8·4 Westminster (0-3) in 8 ed No. 4 ln the CIF 3-A St.eve Parrino conllnuea o'clock games. poll, invades University his hot shooting, aver11· Victories for HB, H11h of Irvine; Mission iog18.SpolntspergalJ\e. Bernie Hawkillt (10.2). Lasnattea~ (2-'> at l>aaa Bll'8 U .. ) -Both team a are out ol the Utle hunt, and Laiuna wW be aimtn& for reven1e. dropplnf a 86-~ declllon to the Dolphina earlier. Tb• Artllta' 6-& Ben Bacon. In double n1ures in 19 games. ls 1corin1 17 .8 points per contest. Stu Relft 1parks Dana Hille with an 11 .4 average. Marina or Newport wiJI Viejo is at Costa Mesa ; Mlssion Viejo, a 40-39 move the winner to Dana Hills hosts Laguna loser to Mesa. ls led by wltbidn 1one game of Beach. AU Upoffs are at-~==============---=:;;::--- seoon pace. s ''The ....... l•rllllln11 At Newport Harbor, ·El Toro (5-Z) at Corona '7- where Rob Galey, Rolf del Mar (7-0)-Wlthout CHINOOK Schwalbe and Sailors second leading scorer teammates await. Hunt-Mark Hill. El Toro's lnston Beach will be lrY· Chargers don't figure to ing to rebound from I~ &lve Cle taller Sea Kings C.... ~ 28-point 1065 to Fountain much of a battle. ~~ Valley. Hill la on crutches with for the best choice in Chinooks. Galey ls averaging 17 .8 a badly sprained ankle points per game and bas uf 1 select from the large inventory at been in double flgures in ~e~e~~ A~:~!~~~~ a:~ , Marquis Motors. 1 s o f 1 6 g a m e s . points per outing, Hill is Come in Schwalbe~ too, ls one of only one or two El Toro ... 1111111~~~--:lllll•iiiiilJll-. ..... todayl Newport• bread and starters in double ~ butt.er players, scoring figures. at a 14 °.cup ·Ttun>ther1s ~to-guard TheOilers.wborelyon Bob Charles. who is a double low post, usual· , averaging 18.3 points but ly gel their heaviest OUl· only tallied six against put from Cary Burt in· Corona del Mar in the side and Gary Contreras Chargers' 4+38 lou to. eutside. • ~ CdM the first time they Trybfg to aveJi a lotb met loss .for the se~. the with no one taller than Marina Vikings (~0·9 ) 6-2. the Chargers figure are at West.minster in a to be badly outmatched rematch of a tour'?ey Inside where the Sea game in which Manna Kings start 6-7 Alex eked outa59-S8triuml?h· Black and6-6Jack Tuz. The tut time Manna "We'regoingtospread lost as many u 10 games things out and play real 1 in a season was 1969 slow• .. says Wendell when the Yikes were Witt, El Toro's head 15-12 for the year_. coach. Pacing Mar10a are Tony Warren, Leland San Clemente (1-1) .~t Bruce and Charlie University (3-4) -Ui;it s Koeller. Trojans ~e vastly tm· proved smce losing to San Clemente 66-46 in their first circuit clash. GW in Actien The Trojans have top- Golden West College, all but out of the Southern California Con- ference basketball race. · will try to play the role of spoiler tonight (8) when the Rustlers host Santa Monica College. pled Costa Mesa and Mission Viejo In their last two games, and San Clemente could have a letdown after dropping a 62-61 decision to Corona del Mar. Roger Poirier is scor· ing 16.2 Points per game SALE! UIW DIVING LIGHTS D•rr•ll-Altan Sport Diver 250 .. Reg. 134.00 Now '2t.OO 0c••nlC8 Oce•n Pro ...... Reg. 129.50Now121.18 Also: · Chem Lights .......•........ 3fCM'13.1111 Santa Monica. 19·5 for the season. Is led by 6· 7 center Pete Aronchick. ror uni: Tim Dunham ls l~ll:l~lnllllllll averaging 18.0 for San Clemente. SKIERS mark into conference in-f lt•' 1c 1-R1•ot11•u > play with Ted Betgerson 1.00-J•rr•" 10 1-S1N111 •1.._ 1'1-c.Q199"1CIOl_R_S •S the leadmg scorer with a ,,._ 11ow .. 101<11<G<••HS.O 17.1 average ,., h•11• 1c1-1Yttenl>YT·• 171 G•rr•""Cl<IM 51.._ .. ) Basketball l~-8ltl11 IHI oi"'*' M. Hu ... I· 11 U1-GtMCCKI l"l ,,._ LOO!Wr , Sl 1n -s .......... ICI OK~-~ Hwt Roll IC J plNWd l-t 1 •• F thill H l8 H .. ,..,1mt4'!H-.'-'ll ()() 08 •1 Pl"O•.-U-tHl_H..._..,. fM-1( L00-1 IHI pl-OUM Eagl T . h )0 AA on•g t tt•-9 llf\!Hl -l>'ftorftll ~o ----IH -Roiwr ..... IHI -N P1u1t• ,, . ,,. Sl'#•O IHI "'-ltuv1i-•ll •M With a one-game edge on the field after tbe first round of Century League basketball action, the Esla!lcla <Costa Mesa I High Eaales will be try· Ing to pad their lead tonight at Santa Ana's Foothill (8) 1u-e""""'lil de<I( ~on"·' 1.0-0 1-..1 ... IHI -• Plrtt<• 10.I 1•1-LeVV IN)-~Ctvit• 11 J ,,._Ron fH)dlK ......,••W ltl-V-11 IHI dlt< Jone\ II I tn--~IHl _lll'l'_ll m -a.nor IN> 1...i Aalt!O-O Hwt-IEa""' IHI.,._ A-n 1 10 The Eagles rolled to a 89-SS victory over Foothill In the flrst round, but Footb 1U . tough on occaal<>M, bu sbown its capabllltles with victories over El Modena (52.-46) and San· ta Ana Valley (80-52). 0 -Nou-1 tl!l pin s.n-•ld ~ .... v....,~1t11 1••-',. ..,_C..,•Y lfl '"J 1' 11•0 eoo..1y "' '" tn-O••h I El tiff~ M ,,._..,....IO 11'1-Vftlflo 1~ 1)~ .. ,,.,_0--.. , , __ ._IEl-S-r•l \O-allll'J_T_44 '"'""° ~,,,,_...,_, 1'1-e.....,.1,l dlK ~-10-4 tn-l<llO-IF>dlo< ....... ~l ,.,_,.~ .. fFl.,._Velley Sn ""°"-H<MllUot 11!1-CNMICI M "I live In ~®£rm® but bought my new car ln ~~~from JOHNSON &SON" Low Price. and being lreoted hke o member ot the Johnson Fom1ly. wos worth going out of my woy for. T~I s why I recommend you drive ro Johnson (, Son Thtfr Golden Tovch ~~ 11 !he ONLY way ro bvy Give ·em o 1ry They . mo~ you feel real lmpoftont. And. ro ~. rhot Is lmpononr ohnson & sori H~H.-.A~&\IO COST~ .. E~ 640·5830 l C•I St•lt ll81 14 C•I Sltlt 1Full"'10ftl•I C•lltorftl• ... UC 0.•I• SJ Afr f'CH'CO lt, Slan!ord •> Fr~St 77 S...Ot-SI ., ~I So.ino IOI, Por11MICISI '' UIAll 'M, N-Mt•lroM w11111ler 104, Wo1mon1 IO Otn•er 10. Oll1""°"'41 Cllv .a ,.,-.,, ... , n SMU S'I UT£PU.8YUS-T•••> TecllM. -10!''3 <OTI Tul .. l6,Ve ~-•1111.0 •ow• M. ONo SI .. Louh•llle 16, Oaylon" M1<111on ... w~1,, .. MIM<tW!a 1' Inell-ti> H ... lit\Ul<O SI 111. 8radlev 10' Norlll->ltm .. ,Mkll~11St M WHI Teu~ SI ... Oret.e •I c;.or,1e 60, Gtorql•TKll SI M¥v1-n. Ho CMot•n. sc r> Vl,..irtl• U, Tlil-10 Army•1 F-S? OVQ.,_.ne a, w..1 Vlr9'11"' •I R-1\1-IS tloston U .. 2x4 I ft. 116-Sllltld\ IHI 1>1.-.1 Oelll , ... 1'1-Vob0rll 1Nlplnnecl8•0v 1·07 1'1-Pro,,.llCt I HI olMed Wel-•r l 01 t9'-9rV'!llMl1 (Hl-bytO<tetl. 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Ft!OSM-IOf"M •tu...:i. l•I IMI s-ea AM V• '7-St>ttllan IEIClt< Kll'Mll-1 IOt--anl ISl-l>Yf«fflt 11•-uirw 1s•-bf-· See WttStllq, 87 ...Cl IOAllDS OPEN 7DAYS c·-76• 79~ r-'1.78 • --------~OWOM------~ ... ~ ~'" ....... ,.. .... or SPICIAI. ~· • Patio Cover L uiber 20°/o OFF : ' I 30% ••• ALL SID WEAR ALL ALL M~ SKIW · c(1 ~ODA\\IBIBDR ,J l. 8H• IN STOCK IN STOCK 300/o OFF 300/oOFF MENS & LADIES PAllAS-STllTCH PANTS SWIA TIU -1115 -tJA1'S DUOFOLDLOMGUMDBWIAI 30%' OFF ALL TENNIS WEAR· 50%0•• ; HEADQUARTERS SOUTH COAST VILLAGE ..,....,.._ ... c.-.... • 556-127 6 I ' \ -..... · (AIM Wrestler Oppo-sition Crossed Up By LAU a ENE &E'YS Of .. o.lty~I ... _ He Jumps rope lo school, drl'les a 19" Plymouth with the license plale apellina out Cris X and his vh'esU1ng coach calla him the personality ltid. But it has taken more than persooallly to make Corona del Mar Htgh senJor Cbrls Crosson the top 130·poWld wrestler in the So1,1th Coast Leuue. The outsoing Crosson baa an 18-3 record, in· eluding tiine pins. His losHs came in the linals of the Costa Mesa InvitaUonal and the recent Five· Counttei tournament at Fountain Valley Hlgb. Crosaoo also played on the CdM football team and was voted the moel inaplratiooal award by bis teammates. But despite Lbe honor, Crosson says be enjoys wreslllnc more. "I play«! mostly on punts and punt returns. and if you didn't make a tackle, there would be someone to back you up," says Crosson. "But you're the only one on the mat, it's one-on-one and there's a lot of pressure." And accord1ng to wrestling coach Bill Cool. Crosson seems to thrive on situations like Lbat. "Chris is the m99l competitive on Lbe team," he says. ''Tbe better tbe opponent, the better he wrestles." But it's not all seriousness and concentration for the M athlete, and Cool feels that Crosson's out· going personality is an aid on the mat too. •'He bas this tremendous enthusiasm and a very poslUve and optimistic outlook," says Cool. Perhaps It is Crosson's enthus iasm which gives . him the energy and determination to jump rope more than two miles to school. Crosson says he tries to do it at least three Ume1 a week and bis goal Is to get to school without stopping. 1f the rour hHls on the course from his home on Balboa llland seem to be an obstacle, Crosson 's not leWn1 tbem dampen his spirit. "¥y best effort is six st.ops," says the dark- haired student. "It's better than jogging, you try to keep the pace and you can do tricks too. "But you have to have the right frame ol mind, and then you don't get tired-wpposedly." La\lra Vanuae, Crosson's gl.rllr1eod since bis aopbomore year, also runs wtth him in the after· • noon. Tbe Jump rope keeps him gotnc slower so she • can keep pace. A little flaty some might say, but there seems to ti. a method to Croeson 's madness. • Accon:Mns to Cool, be is ooe of the best condi· • tiODed~~estwresUersoothe team. =:-"Cbris can bench press 220 pounds, and once in :: ·11ead-~bead ll!ting com petition, be raised bis :: personal beet 40 pounds just to keep pace with bis : • oppoaeot." says Cool. : Eleeted co-captain of the team alq with foot· :: ban buddy 'obn Goeggel. Crosaon's popularity does :. not ieem to hinder his athletic accomplishments. . .WRESTUNG ••• ~PromM tll-9'11M• CIEi U.S..-~ t~ltcJ\111 CIEi .,...-Celtlllt·SJ. 1&-Ntllell (SI -~l<loe~t ,._llm..........,(El-l»"fl-lt 10-11ou cei DI-F,_..., t ,. t»-4'1.a CE I C11K ~,.. 1-o t'1-~'9r U!l lllnNd Monl• 1. "· 111-L.-CllCllKW-11• ~~-11¥1«1ell II T ... 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CCi oe< H-.flll • 0 •U 8o•ton CCI _,bylotlo11 140 \M II C Cl llecl IN;(#W•ll 1 U1-C.•Wdlo tSI -Molt1ln t ~· ·--lllelCl_tw......_•t 161-S....olllll l\l Ol-111-J 1• tn -o ..... ~ C\I "'""-" H..O""" 0 ,. i.,-soi-C'\l-l>Ylar1••• --.Je<•-,,, ---t Ot Monarchs Vie Mater De1 High's Mooarcbs of Santa Ana wW be trying to get back Into the race for the Antelua League basket· ball crown lorught as co- leader St. Anthony of Lone Beach <3-0> in· vade. the Mooarcba gym MH fora 7:30Wf. c•-•-t•J.NYK1>1<H111 Leading Maler Dei's .......... IM, 0..n>fl 101 ..._....m,N•-•e>11•••• 1 2 Monarchs 1s four-,., .. ,,.1t2. s..•n10n10 tCM year starter Jim Schultz, llHL d h CMt._.,.,_,, a 5·10 guar w o passed ~•tt~t11>.HYA•n~oo Rich Branning this year WMlll......, 4. Detroit 1 t b 11 t I C I F T-t.2.NYISl-~I 85 e a . me A11-.. '· ....,..., • •1 .. 1 Southern Section assist ~, .. ,,.. .. ,. '--'0 leader. Citic-rt, v-t Ctltl ----------- CHRIS CROSSON Baseball Clinic Set A base ball cllnlc, scheduled by Irvine's University Hlgh baseball coach Ken Tratar. is Saturday at the Trojans campus with five noted speakers featured. UC Irvine baseball coach Ed Allen will speak on pitch selection: SoCal ~p ~rior In JC Basketball? :n>at old question about w~COD-fe ce b UM! more su JCS etball play realr;r:n• M wered at this point. After lnter·cooference plQ tbeJu:ry is sUll out and wtll be unUl tbe nu. playoffs in March. '· The Southern Cal and Metropolitan conferences appear the best, from top to bottom. The schools in the two con- ferences have apUt thelr 14 g~ and bold wlnnlng records against bot.b the Mission and South Coast JCs. Wealem Conference teama have more wins than defeats over SoCal and Metro schools-but have a 2·9 mark against South Coast JCs. Here are the records: Southern Cal : vs . Soulh Cout-lM; vs. Mission-l<M>; vs. Western~lO; vs. Metro-7-7. South Coast: vs. Missioo-13-10; vs. -CILUG SHEFF DAlL Y Ptl.OT Jl'l Goff Roundup I AUTO llOKHS ROLLS @ ROYCE OR MERCEDES -. .............. ... DotWAt• ........ ,.., .. _ --cal Art Sorce· fl 141 '4UIOI Sales • 01039 ---------· ----- Angels coach Del Cran- dall will speak on the training or a catcher: former Angels manager Bobby Winkles wlll speak on organizing a practice with a one-man and two-man coaching staff. Metro-8-13; vs. Western-&.2. Minton: vs. Metro-4·12: vs. SKIPPIN' AROUND -Paal Scblllecl, who transferred to Wubingt.oo State from Golden West last sPJ"ini. may have revetted it. alnce he's been 1lttln1 the bench most of tbll basketball seuoo ... Barry ,---------------------. Atller bu quit the pro bowling tour on a full-Ume basis. The Coeta Mesa real· dent ls eoing 1nto the bowling supply business. . . Freshman Lamm ler- reU is be1q called The Francbia~ those close to the UC Irvine but scene. Jerrett, 6-9, was a second t.am center last year at Dorsey Hl&b in LA .•. The Oaklaacl Raiden an con- sidering UCI u a pre-aeaaon practice site. And former major leaguer Maury Willa wtU speak on building coo· fidence in the running game and Lee Fisher will speak on solvtq bit· ting problems and pickoffs alsecood base. The all-day clinic is open to high school coaches and players with fees $4 for coaches and $2 for players. Weatem-6-9. Western: n . Met.ro-8-8. Look for Kea Bamdorf &o replKe Tom Bermatad as Golden West's awtm coach ID the aezt year or two. Botb admit ll'a a poalbWty. Bamdorf ls now teaelala.g at GWC u4I llelpbag wWt tlte awtm prGlllUD. BM Berwu&ad lau new dlltlee u u ...a.tam dlwlADll ~-aod aay be._..., toCNdl water polooaly. Ba•darf CDKMd at Lakewood.for II yean ud wu at Long Beach WllsoD tldl put aealGL Ski Report SALES & LEASING OVERSEAS DELIVERY Reg1stralioo is 8:30 with tbe first apeaer set for9a.m. A pair of former area coaches are dotna okay in tbe JC ranks. S-1 <OftdllloM <_.IN by 11'19 C.ltlont!• ~·~ ~-:i=.'!.!:..':.t~'ftdlute "fN<9IMI•---.. In Newport Beach 8orHt"'-n1rwlnchH01m.n..,..._:..,1210 R c BMW Engle to Utah Bifl Bloom. wbo once guided Corona del Mar, bu a lM record at Oxnard and ls 7-1 in Western Conference play, one game bebind Santa Barbara. 24 ._ ~...,. -Ol>tl«ltt .... •lib....,. oy a1111•er :~:~:.~it!~:.!.:=" 101.i. '""' ..-.. ~ I W1 H-HU ln<hHlot.t. 1410 ll~llottom: 1540JAMBOREE RD., NEWPORT CENTER Orange Coast College offensive guard Rieb Engle bas signed a letter of intent to play football at the University of Utah next season. Jim Stephens, formerly of Marina Higb (Huotlngton Beach>. bas an 11-8 mark and Is 3-2 in Metro action for LA Valley. In conference play Valley bas won by two, three and two points. llA•""<lleGwllll-~«C... two<IWlrt,twoM'fke 111~uew VAiiey. Al l .?OMool 1,.,.1, ,. lnclles lol•I. NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 92660 P«ll9CIPOWIW-~lleowllfl-ollltac!M.c.. 714 640-6444 blec••.""40!.,llC!>Mrlllh At•.-.1aoci.w1,U11KM1 '=========·==========~ ....... INl<i..cl ~· -"'"" ... ,.., '*"'"' wltll ob-ilkln.lla tlft• Engle la a 6·3, 220· pound Estancia High <Costa Mesa> graduate. UC lntne awtmmen ltave WGO &be NCAA <DI~ 0) 1,151 Ude &lae past elgllt yean-bat No. t may not come alDce tlle Anteaters are relatively hlloe S.1 llowl · t1to U ln<llH. lllrtt tlttt. HHv•nly Vttl•y ,1.10"111(1\e\ -~:total .. Giit loUln<lw\INIOeG. nootislaclH: >l•tlft._ Slit tnctlne: ,_to JI ln<l>e\ lot•I. -IWll'dP«twdtnd P«"-d--. \loPno,_.....,; tllrttctwlra. Jllne Moun1 .. 11· •to u ln<.ht• IOt•I. l\ef'dOe(qdWfOlot>-s1ac:tH. ""'"Ill"-' Mammot" Mtn.; 10111<1\eo lotel. llMdl>«...,..~. tOllft .. The Newport Beach Sporting House announces OPEN HOUSE February 6 from noon to 6p.m. A Jimited number of ·memberships still available The Sporting House, considered the most progressive and elegant Health Club in the country today offers: l • 16 Racqetball/Handball Courts • 25 Meter Olympic Pool • Conditioning Classes • Circuit Training • 2-Sand Volleyball Courts • 1/10 Mlle Jogging Track • Medical Evaluation Clinic • Natural Foods Restaurant Escorted tours arid a Membership Representative wil I as5ist you in obtaining ~r ~P In the Newport Beach SPorttna1House where·health is a way of life anG'condltlonlng is a way of living. TENNIS NEWS Neis Spudfug Goods tS now located in the Newport Beach Tennis Oub with an expanded pro shop! ny out any Neel's demo recJcec on rree bell machines. Open to the Public t O>me on in and browse The Newpcm Beech Tennis Oub TP..NNJS TBAOflNG C!Hil:R is open to the pUbUc offering GtQUp Laaons • Private 1.-ona • Adult a f\lnior Programs BaO machines CockUil loqe' and videotape dlrung room are analysis with available for all leseons. af &er '-on Llmlted membmhlps to Newport Beach Tennis Cub now available . Neis relaxation. 280! East.bluff Drive. Newport Beach. Calllomla Sporting Gooda SKI DEMONSTRATION AT FASHION ISLAND ON GIANT Ski DICK "" .............. SATURDAY,JANUARY29tll II a.m. to 4 p.m. SMfAMA 11tL• 547-5723 .__M ... .. t ... MtM I 88 DAIL V PtLOT Friday. January 28, 19n PowerCrmvn To Northkog .. Bob Nordlkot, veteran ottsbore power boat ncln1 driver from Van Nuys hu captured tbe 197T South American Offabore ChamplonllUp. N ord1ko1 piloted bis 3$·f~t cigarette, Weekend Calendar ,,-. Campbell, Spr.3g0e BJ ALMON LOCKMEY .. o.lly ............. ..., Ne*..n·Balboa • LIDO ISLE YACltr CLUB -Adult Series No. 2 <Sabot> Saturday. . SOUTH SHORE YACHT CLUB -Winter Hibahl Series Nl. l. all classes, sa~ay. t Powerboat Mqulne Special, to • nm place in the final race of the South American aeries held at Pun· ta del Eate, Ur\llllaY. this win, aloaa with two pre- Two former Con1nsalooal CUp win.Den, both from Newport Beach, will be amoq the 10 skippen compeUDI Saturday and SundQ at Loas Beach fw tbe only open spot on UUs year'• eoa,r.ulonal CUp roster~ Tbe West Coast Sallpff wlll see Arnte Campbell of B-1boa Yacht Club and Henry Sprque DJ, Newport Harbor Yacht Club 1trtvlq to ftll the 10th spot in the March match raclns contest which will feature several of this year's A.merlcalt CUp contenden from the U.S. and abroad. . IM._,ele1·~eda LONG BEACH YACH1' B -West Coast .. lllous second place finishes, gave Nordako1 the cbamplonahip and qualifies him for the World Off· shore Championship to be held at Key West, Fla .• Concresa&onal CU~=Off, sat y, Sunday. ••• .. late~i:::i::=·now returns tot.be tJnJted States to MAKJNQWAV£8 IN.80unt AMERJCA ~ampal&n bis new 39--foot boat in Ute 10.race North Bob Nontskog Win• 1177 Champlo1*hlp OTBEB.S IN THE Saturday-Sunday saJloff will American champion.ship series wblcb begins ln San a...:=c:cw=..::::r=~==iac:=s:i1C1Cm:llr::::::l9•.-i-be Ken Frost, Alamitos Bay Yacht Club: Bob ::;11 ClDi~~.oic lnout!,~~rt -::ac~~-r-an:.e Buabollls Grant, Santa Barbara Yacht Club; Ed Lorece .. ( Nordakog'a"ai'~ boat appean to be one of the c...taltt'e.tlNtr s-, • ....,rwa ~~~:SY!:~ 6:t,~tB~lu:~~~.;m:c~!i mott advanced offshore bulls seen in recent years. fl•toav Yacht Club; Bob Smith, Pacific llartnen Yacht 11 It wJll be powered by two tpec:lally designed and e>e<rmt"9 c1ouc1•nn• 11ecoml1>0 =:= ,~:~:.:::. :_: Club; Jeff Stone, Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, and built Nordakoeturbochar1ed encmes. felrtofllpt ..... Satwdrt SATU•DU Ken Young. Callfornla Yacht Club. "'i' ,,.;::~ =~.;!":t.:'r: .:': :::!:~ ,~:::~:: ::; Local yachttna activity this weekend will be at H C od .._ s.condllltft 1:1011.1n. u Lido late Yacht Club where the secOod race of lb Oney 0:1t)1111 ore CM'1•I --""""Witt , ... 1Kondtow ll•Jtp,m. u AdultSabotSerteswill .. etunder-i..~Saturday and ,...______ l>elWHll SS • ..,, " Intend 1em-WttOAY • ""~ • • -··-wttl .... ~SI...., Fl"'""" S:SI• .... S.I at South Shore Yacht Club. featuring the ftnt race 10, n. .. .---.._w111t1e•1· "'"''-i.u...... 0·1 of its annual Hibachi Series for alleluaes ooSatur-Of Cruiser Group Jack Honey. Shark Island Y acbt Club bas been elected commgdore of the Southern California Cruiser Aasoclatioo for 1977 I Other officers include Ira ~ay, Del Rey Yacht Club; vice commodore, Mel Lurie Marina Yacht Club, rear commodore; Tom Collins, Hollywood Ya~bt Club, aecretary-treasu.rer, and Walter Brigs. SIVC, nee~captain I SCCA confines ill .a~tivltit'f$' mos,tb' to the sdOnsori.ng ol predicted 101 raciftl, It ~ a member ol the Pacific Coast ~achtln« Aal!OCiatJ,on and bas a membership of~ racbt clubs exteodlbg from San Diego to V~tura. • s.a.M 11'911 1 ·o p,m. J.4 s.... rtwu:su.m.. -.i:l0tt1.m. day. ,._,,_n·t)p.~wta,,,. .. "'-The Southern California Yachting Aaaoclatioo .... lliiSl===ia;:o::z::::l!%!! .................. ~1 calendar: SOtrrHBAYYACBT OB -Chim· patnf a.des No. 3, Uelboa .~~ • KnfG ~BOil YACltT <!Am"~SUctrMlng semloar,=. ' · SO CO lPn'HIAN YACH'J' OLUB -Les~ eaNo.~(PHRF>&mday 111'\nrl'll:;RICAN SOURCE!'. -· 313 NEWPOflT IN.VD. (Dltl ,..,_, ffo«IJ NEWPOffT BEACH. CAl)P. t2'IO ""°"' 11 ...... 1. JANUAAY 8'£CW. ROPE! l J~OfiPUMnL~ll,lt77 ~ ........ ......,,1r111vt1r .~I:JJtltlt ' ......... ..,... l/r ~"'='··~' ....., ......... tr ...._~Ate UC1llGlllCSATOllCOUMTlll. ' Finl predicted log race of1tle new season is / scheduled Feb. 19 in the Mari.IW' del'lley area and will be co-boated by Callfornla VacbtCblb llDll Long 1 ) BeacbYachtCluba.spartoftbe~mCallfornia Yachting Association's Mi<lwlnter a.,.na. !:N rtA'~ ewpo . > • 1 Wins Grm{Regatta Kim Desenberg a sfabtord alumnus from ' Newport Beach woo the UC Jrvtne Alumnl Regatta • in Shields Clasa sloops. Oet~berg's crew was com- ' posed of Charles Meqtl;l Uid Oscar Clevldence. ' Hawaii, USC, Yale and 'lbe competition in Others in order of ~ere Umversity of /' Shields was for "old gradf" onJ '·. ' " " I 'I! . . ll r If: ... I• I I In the Udo-14 competition for UCI students. faculty and staff, the winner was Brad Ottoson. Second was Mark Schryer, and third was Janet Baxter. China Wall For Horses Where lives there a man wbo can survive in the woods with nothing but a book of matches and a good sharp k:nlfe? 1'bal's what I asked. A Seattle geoUeman says be will cJ,ad'- ly ac~ept tbe challenge But wit.bout tbe matches and without tlie knife. With only a pair of 0¥eral.la, lo fact. Not even any aboes. "Nothinl to lt." aays be, "aft.er the first COU· pl• days, life would be fat and sassy." ll'• c.wnmonJy believed the Great Wall of China waa built to keep the Mon&olian soldiers ouL That'• not rtgbt. not quite. Il was the llcxa&ollan bona the Cbinese wanted to keep out. ~ltboul tbelr bones, UJble Moncollan soldlen weren't all that much of a thrut. GLA88 Q. "Wbat'a tbe difference bdween or· dlnary window llw and pla1e llua? A. When onlinary window a.lua leaves that loq eool1nl oven called t6e lftr, it's already flnlsbed, transparent, ready to be iMtalled. But plate glass isn't. Ill surfaces have to be ,,round and polished before lt becomes trampa.rent. Q. "How many U.S. presidents served at one CJ.me or another wit.bout a vice president? •• A. Tm. First was John TJler. I.alt. Gerald Ford. Q. ''WIMll'• the name llnel tnean?'' A. u...ar1 ·•~ofOod.'' 'NS llA&D J'&Cl'S Wlall .. JWr'.ut&tkal ._.of.,., murdered.? .11* GM ln 20,000 now ••• If you ate Ilk• .......... bird, p~ by we t. 7UU'd put away maybe 75 ol 1::f1 a day ... It •&J noneot::than Wuldutoe Int.a& wbo f1rsl ~beet our · coln ~l the r~alm aa "the Almltbty Dollar ... Tbe American Medical Aasocia· lion estimatel about 80,000 docton nat.ioowide .. mlauae" dnlp petlolllalty. . .ln n ... 1 •• re. J*U our, .. .....,... m~ vdila la water.ad YOdka ll litt.le Watm'. lnull*la ........ Wtl'e Dwtlbt and DaTld, lt'1 a .,_., wta¥ ._lade Pnlideal ~ ... ...,. tw ·~ "Dmat· . ... .,.".._ ....... .... .... tbe ............... odlm' ........... tormtM.._,,..flcve ................. .ta ..... he ..._ als d9Js; A....,., ot-~..._. ·told ....... Bt.,. .. ,..... ...... ....... lau..lrll"N(, .,..._,.,.~ ..., t.be ,..ialaaltooarLfftWWv .. nbll bkdHiid...-ai.. Buy a Toyota now while we c~lebrate. 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 rC.N your local Toyota DeaJer has :a big selection of Corollas, Coronas,. Celicas and Tough Toyota Trucks. Look over a wagon, sedan, coupe or pick~p. Then ... ~ BUY A TOY.OfA ... TQ¥QfA BUYS. YOU A.:~ foyota 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 power tool and said .. Boy. ' would I like to treat my~elf right now!" And now you can. But the treat's on us. Buy~ new Toyota car or truck between Jan~ and Feb. 28, 1971, 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, 'W0 really ~lebratet BEKEND!R Philip Hanson painted the untftled work bove in 1976 of acrylic on wood. 'She Shuffled Her Lashes -She's a Card Shark' below, also acrylic on wood, is the worlc of Karl Wirsum. Both are examples of contemporary art from painters in the Chicago area. Author-director Saundra Mathews-Deacon (roJ1 left) and Sherry Kraft perform it 'MJrror, Mirror, ' along with Deborah ~1-cheH (near~rlght), Su1an Killion (center) and Sande Smith. . \ Chicago· A~ The Monster Roster? "The Hairy Who"? They sound like comic book characters, but they're actually terms from the history of Cbicaco art. The Monster Roster was a group of artists In the lNOs, one of three key lnfiuences on today's CbJcaco artist,,, whose frequent· ly surreal creations a.re featured in "The Chicago Connection," an ~xhiltit-openlfte-Satttt'de)' at-the Newport Harbor Art Museum, 2211 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach, and runnine through March 13. "'The Hairy Wbo" wa6 the UUe of a 1966 exh.lbit that helped draw together more recent avant· garde paintings from the Second City, and focused lhc art world's attentlor. on that city's art achievements. THE CURRENT show was curated by Wilma Beaty Cox. guest curator; Roger Clisby, curator of the E.B. Crocker Art Gallery in Sacramento; and the Crocker Art Gallery Association. It Is supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. A slide lecture by Clisby and Ms. Cox is planned for 8 p.m. Sunday at Pacific Mutual Leam- ing Center. 700 Newport Center Drive. Newport Beach. Ad· mission is frff. Among the other inOuences on Chicago art they will discuss are Ivan Le Lorriane Albright. con- sidered the grandfather or super- r ea lis m . and Jean Dubuffet. whose 1950 lecture on drawing art spontaneously from the un- conscious proved a lasting in- fluence on Chicago artists. The show consists or paintings. sculpture, work.a on paper and mixed media objects. Thirty-two artists are represented by one work each. Friday. Jenuary 28:, 1977 • m Visitors to the museum may also want to stop into the en- trance gallery lo view fiberglass wall sculptures by Merle Temkin. on display now through March 13. Also in the entrance gallery is a continuous showing of a IO-minute slide exhibit by DA11.Y PtlOT \ Ben Mahmoud's 'Image 6 D 37b,' acrylic on canvas)J976 \. \ UCI Sets MmiC Be~efit:; By JACKIE HYMAN Ol U.. Datty ~Ii.I St•ll "The piece is for two pianos. brandy snifter and cigars. It 'II only be for cigar, because I won't smolc:e one. 'T UC Irvine faculty member Margaret Murata was explatnmg a mus1taJ composition by Fran- cis Pouaenc 0899·1963) that she and fellow faculty member William Holmes will play on duo pianos. Musical Mirrors -Female Experience By 'WtUJAM SCHREIBER OI ._Dally " ... Si.fl An orl1inal musical revue about woman's strugele for Iden· tlty, by author-dJrector Saundra Mathews-Deacon, will open Sad- dleback College's theater season Wednesday. Performances or "Mirror, Mir· ror" will be titaged at 8 p.m. Feb. 2 • S In Building R on the low~r campus of the Mission Viejo school. The production, which the author termed a synthesis in · comedy and drama. features sketches. monolog, pantomime, . ~ppe~ry and musical numbers. •1 MRS. MATHEWS·DEACON Is a teacher in Saddleback 's fine arts division and the author of a dramatic series for J;:blldren en- 'itled "Magic Theater." for South Coast Repertory. She spent three months with the six-woman cast of her latest . production complllng anecdotes abdut thelr uperlences and authorin1 the ·piece that forms the baai1 for her revue. The playwrteht defends her theme aiaJnJt people who call It a "women'sllbshow." "That label bas very lllUe 1neantn,," abe said. ''I suppose lf t.lle ·experlence of being human and female can be reduced to a catch phrase, then the label ap- plies. We'rejusttryin1 to explore an experience tbrou&b dramaUc ud ,nusical form ... CAST WITH Mrs. Mathe~ Deacon are Rachel Amone of Lo& An•eles, Susan Killion or Costa Mesa Sberry K(aft and Sande S1111th or L•lun• Beach aM Deborah 1Cl1cbell of South La•ufla. Becauae ol UmJted Hat!nf, ...,. aervatlom muat be made ln .Id· \'aDce by calll.;i. t.be coUe1e al •1:.t10tor • , extnst4111 • 'nek.U ac. •for ~ll and '1 for tllon .e AUOctated Stua.nt · Bodycardl. The brandy sn1fter and cigars. aren •t actually part of the muslc. The com~r simply directed that the musicians sip al the one and purr on the other wlule play- ing. . . "He doesn't say why. He just gives instructions in the music," said Holmes. THE TWO will pair up to pie)' Poulenc's "Elegie" and "L'em· barquement p<iur Cythere'1 at 8 p.m . Feb. 4 as part of ~n annual mu sica l event to raise scholarsh.lp funds. The music section of Towo and Gown is sponsoring the concert by members of the music faculty in the UCI Concert. Hall. Ticket information is available by call· ing 675·8104 or 640-1163. A wine .and cheese reception is planned folJowing the concert. Admission is $10. . Miss Murata and Holmes said this is the first time they have played together on duo pJanos. "It's Just a matter of rehears- Inc as you would any ntuslc," said Holmes. "With a \well-regul-atfj. ~etronome." a'dded M1e· Murata. . -. • .. The two started rehea,..._ early thts month. "Most of die. people on this-pr:olJram bne been thinking about~bat tb'ey.)e going to do, preparil\g for 4 ~!'' weeks to two months\ befor• qte concert," Holmes noted. · ! He stressed that one--. unu.il(,• upect or the concert is t~a~ volves performances by ~ specializing not only in m perrormance but also I~ hi and theory. • AMONG THE performer~ be Charles Atkinson, cl•nu-•:o. Peter Odegard. viola; H. Slim . piano. Kay Briehtm bassoon. Forrest Clark, ti and cymbal; James Ka._ clarinet; Irvin Kimber, pt .. 1 Nancy Bramlage, sopr°'i aid Arnold Juda, piano. ~ ; Composers represented~ Crom Mozart, Chopin·• ~ Debussy to conwmporary \ posers Willy Hess and Saul man. .. 'Ryder' Tonight at Uf;J Jon Lovitz "When You Comln Back. Red Ryder?", an award-wionlne drama by Mark Medolr, w1Jl be staeed al UC Jrvane startine tonight. ll&bUnf II by Tbomu Ru.&i.ka, lecturer lndrama. The eltht-member cast con- sists of drama students Alex Golson, Lynn Ba.lesteri, Bill Gekas, James Halley, Jessica Hoyt, Jon Lovitz, Bruce Ogden, and Basia Wilczyruskl. tells Basia r ,, Wilczynski Performances are acbeduled for the Fine A.rta Village Theater at 8 o'clock tonJght and Saturday, and Thursday through Feb. 5. his dreams. .. Red Ryer" was a triple award-winning bit of the 1'13-7' Off·Broadway theater sealon. , General admission Is $3 and stu· dents with J.D. $1.SO. For ticket in· form atioo call 833-6617 or 833-6614. "When You Comin Back, Red Ryder?" is set i.o an aU-Dight diner in a sleepy New Mexico town ln 1970. The elgbt-cbaracter play deala with the coolrootatioa or the people in the diner with an apparent psychopath, Teddy. In the conflict, the intruder st.rips away their pretensions and Jays bare their innermost secreta and fears. Mark Medoff received the Oble :::~5'~~~~:;:;:~5ES:;ii;:=:~:=~ Aw a rd for Dhtln1ul&bed Playwtlghtlng, a Drama Desk Award and the Outer Critics' Cir- cle Award for Belt Playwright. and the play wat selected for In· clusloo in the "~t Plays of 1973·74." "Red Ryder" Is cur- rently being made lnto a film. The production is directed by __ Ashley Carr. associate proressor of drama. Set design ta by Gary Bel&be, lecturer in drama: cos- tumes are by Dorot.by Chula, graduate aQldeot in design ; and Alex Golson as Teddy hsmsses Jon Lovitz as Red Ryder. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 'Die Arts in Brief Big Bands Exanrlned Paul Tanner, trombonjst with the original Glenn Miller Band, will conduct a UC Irvine Ex· tension seminar this weekend on the big bands of lbe '40S and 'SOs. The program begins from 7 to 10 o'clock tonight in Room 269 of Humanities Hall and con· tinues from 9 a.m. to S p.m. Saturday. Fee is $40 for credit and $30 for noncredit. Enrollment is available attbedoor. 'I'~ ol IJ1aales Pla1t1tftl Top speakers in the marine sciences will fill f.be four weekends In Feburary with information on whales u 'part of the Dana Point Harbor Festival of Whales. Dr. Raymond M. Gilmore will eive the keynote· speech at 2:30 p.m. Feb. 13. All speeches will be in the Marina Inn Hotel meeting room. Addi· tional information ls available by calling '96-6677. PMllaa....,.le Aaullt ..... l!lft Annual auditJoos for the Junior Philharmonic Orchestra are being held now through Feb. 11, open to persons between 12 and 19. The philharmonic address is 8211 W. Third St •• Los Angeles. An audition time can be arranged by calling (213) 272-3667. 'Slaetcboat' 'l'lelcet• on s.re Tickets are now available for ''Showboat," a FuUerton Civic Light Opera production that will run Feb. 18-March S in Plummer Auditorium. Admission is $.1.S0-$5.50 for adults, $2.50·$4.50 for students 12-22 and S2·$3 for children. Additional information is available by calling 879· 1732. between noon and 5:30 p.m. weekdays. ~i'·~. to Ba1'e tt'orblaop . .. ~ -o l>ance Masters or America will present a il>dng workshop for teachers and advanced stu- , dfnts Feb. 19 and 20 at Los Angeles Hilton. Mem-~ bership in the organization is not requued for at-~ tendance. Detatls are available by calling 646-0214 ~ or (213) 2161-1.994. B0to Are Sta,.. lkallfl a .... 1 The Tessmann Planetarium at Santa. Ana College is adding Saturday nJghl programs to Its regular Tuesday and Thursday night show- ings. Shows start at 6 : 15 p.m. oo Saturdays, 7 :15 p.m . the other two nights. The planetarium will open a new show Feb. 8, "Cold Gas and Globules," a look at theories of the origin of stars. Programs are free but reservations are re· quired and may be made by calling 835-3000, ext. 317. I Group to Sff19 l11 Ettrope Interested in singing in Europe next summer? Orange Coast College's Sympbooic Chorale will perform the Brahms "Requiem " during a sum- mer tour in June and July in addition to giving two local performances th.ls spring. Persons interested In joining the chorale may enroll ln Music 810 AD or sign up at the first class meeting, 7 p.m. Feb. 8 in Fine Arts Hall 119, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Me.sa. Those signing up are not committed to making the summer trip. Additional information is available at 556-5866. LA /tfcut.n-Claorale r,,,..a. Auditions for the Los Angeles Master Chorale have been tentatively scheduled to begin April 23. Additional information is available by calling (213) 972·7282. The chorale is the only pro- fessional resident choral group ln the country performing a concert season and is directed by Roger Wagner. lt1ad E .. ~ie to ltlut Auditions for the Chapman College Wind Ensemble, open to junior and senior high school and community instrumentalists, will be held beginning 3:45 p.m . Wednesday in Salmon Recital Hall, Palm and Grand streets, Orange. The ensemble will rehearse on Tuesdays at 3:30 p.m . with concerts planned for March 24 and May 12. Audition appointments may be made by calling 997-6871 between 8 a.m. and noon weekdays. Introducing the world's most sophisticated Diesel passenger car. The new Mercedes-Benz 300D • • For years. you've heard about exotic and .~ising alternatives to the conventional automobile engine. 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Susan Hampshire, acclaimed for her role iri "The Forsyte Saga," returns in the 22-week · series "The Pallisers'' beginning at 9 p.m. Monday on Channel 28. The series is based on six novels by Anthony Trollope about an aristocratic British family. " " ? SINGLE =\\JI ~I • Let'• face It, nobody has a "perfect" single life. Everyone with a buay schedule or a daily rou~ine finds it difficult to meet new and Interesting people. If the singles bars, clubs, blind dates and computers leave you cold, you owe it to yourself to find out more about VIDEO INTRODUCTIONS ....• The Exciting New Way to Meet People In" Orange County I =\llideo Jlntroductions 567 San Nicolea Drive· Suite 109 NewPOrt Beach, CA 92660 Phone (71 4) 759-0203 HOURS: Mon.-Frl. 12-8 PM, Sat. 12-5 PM At VIDEO l~ODUCT10NS vou e•n vtew our ~ on a short, trt.ndty, and lnfonNI vldeo- i.ped Interview. It'• on T.V. and It's In color. You get a fantaatle preview of their personality BEFORE actually m .. tlng t.,_m, Membe,.. you aelKt will then come In to view your i.pe. When you both agrff that you'd Ilk• to meet, an intro- duction la made. WHY NOT BROADEN YOUR HORIZONS? CAU. TOOAY FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION . 5th ANNUAL 6DANA GJ>OINT 6HARBOR ~E~IYJIL of .. <WH'AimS Hourly Whale Watch Cruises FREE EVENTS: Marine Wildlife Speakers, Movies & txhibits Special Events Military Exhibitions See Schedules in Harbor Businesses (where 1-5 meets C-1 at the sea) NA VY FROGMEN HELICOPTER SEA RESCUE SUN. FEB. 6 -NOON Venture in Good T•ste . Jt't an unuaua.J comblnaUon: You'reaelecUng from acontinen· lal menu in an archetypal Enallsb aeW.i\C ln the heart ol Oran1e County. Unusual, yes, but surprlslng, no: Hans Praaer's new Bell and Crown restaurant in W eatm inster t. a refJ~ctlon of the heteroaeooua nature of the man himself As a restaurateur, Hans' name ts linked with some of the mOl!it respected establishments in Calllornia -Scandia, Lawry's Foods, Gulliver 's. Add to bis professional life a personal style shaped by a formidable array of cosmpolilan influences. B EFORE COMING to this country in his late teens, German-born Hans and his fami- ly spent World War If in Shanghai as rerugees. And it was as a young boy in teeming, wartime China that he took his first, bottom-Of-the-rung job in a restaurant. Once on these more hospitable shores, he snagged another pro- mising job in the restaurant busi- ness -pot scourer at Scandia. Owner Ken Hansen, however, re- cognized a diamond-in-the-rough gleaming in the steam vapors. Wilb Hansen's tutelage, Hans won placement in the Waldorf Astoria's highly competitive ap- prentice chef program (only four winners make it annually from among thousands of aspirants all over the world l. He returned from the year's training and was soon na med executive chef at Scandia, a position he held until he resigne<l to become executive cbeffor Lawry's Foods, Inc. · It was later. as assistant general manager of all or Lawry ·s operations, that Hans made restaurant history. This was his role as a pioneer in the designing and launching of theme restaurants. HIS WERE AMONG the prin- cipal guiding hands that planned and executed what 1s now generally regarded as the coun· try ·s r1rst lh<'me restaurant, Lawr y's Medrterrania. Next came the Five Crown~ Corona del Mar and San Francisco's Ben Johnson, two dining landmark~ tha t still serve as direction signals m the fi eld In 1971 Hans branched out on his own, in association with Al Levie. lo open the first or the SUC· cessful Gulliver 's restaurants Out 'n' About Norman Stanley adjacent to Orange County Airport. Two I ater editions followed in Marina del Rey and 8urlin1ame. Now, having relinquished his operating interest In Gulliver's to move on to the Bell and Crown, Hans bas revealed still another staunch facet or his International makeup. Somewhere alone the line be acquired an lntense love of things English that has made him an anglophile of the first or- der. The sense of well being that comes the minute you step into the Bell and Crown is due to one overriding factor : The av mosphere creates the warmtll · and friendliness, the civility and refinement, that's associated with merry olde England. Tfie premises are those of the ~ Ha'pe nny Inn but Hans b-5 spruced them up appreciably• THE BELL AND Crowl! is located at 14041 Beach Blvd. (about hallway between the San 0 i ego and Gard en Gr ove Freeways), Westminster, r e- servations 898·6702. Luncb111:30 a.m. to 4 p.m .. Tuesday thrOUgh Friday; dinner, 5:30 to 11 p.m .. Tuesday through Friday, 5 to midnight. Saturday, 4 to 11 p.m., Sunday. Closed Mondays. The dinner bill or fare ls small and select. There's a c~ce of Derfltl ltla • Gallagher, whose trademark is a derby hat and cane, will perform at 8:30 and 10 p.m. Pebr 1-6 at Laff Stop, 2122 SE. Bristol S t., Newport B eac h . Cocktatls. sancf,liches and desserts are sened \ \fO/lGASBORD RESTAURA.,,;y aAHOUCT ,ltCouTU -~TO, .. "C>rl.f. OIUN flHO TOH HACH • C0M>HA DCL llltfJI •U•AIN SI Al J'l'M -Lco.l~ll'lllV NOW thr~ appeti~ts, three eoups, two~alads a,id 11uc entrees. For all e brevity, though, it's not Uke anyo1e will find it difCicuJt to ~me ~ at least one prized lav~lte 01 always welcome dtsb. qonsi<fering the first-class qu.1llty of everything al the Bell i Crown. prices verge on the eUevably reasonable. Splurg- to the utmost, it Isn't likely a pie can go over $Z5 or $30 for total check. The appeUter selections are 'luenelles ol sole, cardinaJ, $1.75; ,scampi Medlterrania, $2.50; crepes Neptune, $2.25. Our Ugbt and superbly poached quenelles netted a top-notch ver.sion of a diah that's extraordinarily dif· flcull to prepare; the bread crumb topping on the scampi was masterfuJly seasoned. "MY MOTHER'S" chicken soup, 75 cents, was indeed u good as mom made. But there's also the soup or the day, or the quite difCerent and smoothly creamy cold cucumber soup, 9S cents each. Tbe Westminster salad, $1.75, is an excellent potpourri of greens, tossed tableside with an oil and vinegar dressing. Boston blb lettuce, $1.50, is wilted with hot bacon dressing. ·The first of our two highly re- commended entrees was breast of chicken, Suzanne, $5 .SO Served with jardiniere of fresh vegetables, the chicken had been stuffed with an emmenuy de- (See ENGUSH, Page Co Friday. JanlJf//Y 28. Uln DAILY PILOT Q Times/Places J Hom Plays • Flute · Tonight In Costa Mesa TONIGHT, J ANUARY 28 'A CETACEAN CELEBRATION' -Benefit con· cert for whales and dolphins, with jau 11utist Paul Hom and rolk singers Stephen Fiske, John Buckley and Juniper. 8 o'clock toni&bt lo Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. SS at door. 'THE COUNTRY GIRL' -By Clifford Odets, 8 o'clock l«light and Saturday at the Cal State Fullertoo Little Theater, 800 N. State College Blvd. $2.50. 870·3371. 'THE UON I N WINTER' -Now through March 6, 8 p.m . Tuesdays-Saturdays and 6 p.m . Sundays. Cabaret Theater Company at Mucken- thaler Cultural Center, 1201 W. Malvern Ave., Fullerton. $6, includes refreshments. 879-6965. GREAT LEGACY -Heavy metal rock group of Orange Coast musicians, 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday at Paradise Theater, 4129 Viking Way <corner of Carson and Bellflower boulevards), Long Beach. $2.50. (213) 429-5556 LONG JOHN BALDRV -Plus Sugarcane Harris and Pure Food and Drug Act, tonight and Saturday at The Golden Bear, 306 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beacll~ 536·9600. 'WHEN YOU COMJN BACK, RED RYDER?' - Drama, 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday and Feb. 3·5 at UC Irvine Village Theater. $3 general, $1.50 students. 833-6117. DON ELLIS AND HIS BAND -9:30 and 11: 15 o'clock tonight and Saturday al Hungry Joe's Jazz Club, 1506 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach. SS plus one drink minimum. 536·9006. DENNY J OHNSTON -Comedian, wil,h Marsha Warfield, 8:30 and 10 o'clock tonigbl through Sunday at The Laff Stop, 2122 S.E. Bristol St .. Newport Beach. • ·PLAZA SUITF.' -Comedy at ~ta Mesa Civic Playhouse on Orange County Fairgrounds, Fair Drive. Tonight through Feb. 5, 8·30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays only. 556-5459. 'BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE! Comedy at the San Clementt! Community Theater, 202 Avenida Cabrillo. San Clemente. 8:30 o'clock tonight throuch Feb. 12, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays only. 492-0465 Prop By El Matador Say Heflo To Mcrcial TRY ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST MEXICAN FOOD D 't.. LUMCHlOM ••·r SPECIAL 10••••••••0 ' f 'Earl~ 'Bird cMenu t I t SERVED DAILY UHTIL 7'/JfJ P. M.. t CEXC€PI SATUAOltl) t A. SHRIMI' TtMl'URA Incl StSA°Mt CHICKEN t A palate ptenlng c;omblnallon of m111nated chicken and ahrtmp tempura $4.25 Buner11y lhr1mp end tllec ol IOMI ' 'THE MOUS£ TRAP' -A1atb1 CbrJaU m11tery, 8:30 o'clock loal•ht and Snturda~ l · p.m . Sunday at Golden West C0Ue1e Tb 157'4 Ooldea West St., ff\U\Un1t.on Bea@ • 1eneral, S2 Gold Key eardholders. Tick bookstore or door. • • 'THE BA.INMAK£ll• -8:30 o'clock toni3hl Satlll'day at West.miD11ter Community Thea 7272 Maple St. 89.1-8626. 'F08 TH£ us~ OF THB HALL' -Comedy,'* p.m. Tuesdays th1'0U.4tb Saturdays, now throu&lt Feb. s at tho La1una Moulton COmmwiftj Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, La,..· Beach. $2-$2.25 stude~. -.,.15-$U$ ICI*~ 494.0'143. 'LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGEllS' Comedy, now through March 19 at the Holtda) Inn, 3131 Bristol St .• Costa Mesa. $10.60, lnclu;M dinner. 55'7·3000. 'OLD TIMES' -Pinter drama, now throu1b Feb. 19 at South Coast Repertory, 1827 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. 8p.m . Tuesdays-Sundays and 3 p .m. Sundays. $4.50·$6.SO. 646-1363 alter 1 p.m. daily. CONTINtJING IN U>S ANGELES -'"Tbe Guardsman," through Saturday at tbe Ahmanson Theater; "Travesties" and "The Im- portance of Being Eamest," through March 20 al the Mark Taper Forum; "Vanities," indefinite run at the Westwood Playhouse; "A Chorus Line.·· indefanJte run at the Shubert lb eater. SATURDAY, JAN\JAR\' zt TUBA CONCERT -By faculty member Jamei Self, 8 p.m. Saturday in the Cal State Long Beach Studio Theater, 6101 E. 7th St., Long Beach. S2 general, $1 students at door. LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC -At Santa Ana High School Auditorium. 520 W. Walnut. Santa Ana, at8:30p.m. Saturday. Soloists Sidney Harth and Ronald Leonard; conductor James Levine $6·$7 adults, $3 students. 646-6411. SUNDAY, JANUARY 30 CLASSICAL GUITAR CONCERT -By the Orange County Guitar Circle, 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Huntington Center, 7m Edfnger Ave., Huntington Beach. Free. HONOK OKCHESTltA CONCERT -Outstand· ing junior high school students, including some from OrangeCoa!ll, 3 p.m. Sunday at Long Bea(h City College Auditorium, Carson and Clark boulevards. "Free. • CBARL~ BUKOWSKI -Poet, Sunday at Tile Golden Bear, 306 Pacific Coast Highway, Ruot· ington Beach. 536·9600. MONDAY, JA,-iARY 31 'ADVENTURE IN MUSICAL THEATER' - Revue with professional performers, 8 p.m. Moµ· day at Western High School Theater, 501 S . Wester.n Ave., Anaheim. Free. NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE -In concert. 8 p.m. Monday at Cal State Long Beach Studio Theater, 6101 E . 7th St. Free. , <See BILINGUAL, Page C1) FfSH & CHIPS • SCALLOPS SHlJMP • OYSnRS • CLAMS •SALADS • "5·217$ • llSW. 19th .. , .... ...,....,_,,, ....... • J A TRULY SENSA TIOHAL SH OW!!! t 8. TtMP\JlA SEAFOOD DINNtR t -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;ii dipped In • batter end deep-lrled 1 . .6 to • goldef\ pertactlon S4.2S 6; I c; SHRIMP JtMP\JRA ~ HISIORlt WAT£RFROtU RllTAlJWjf R A y LOW DON DmRTAINMENT AND DANCING Tu.sdoy thru Saturday, 9:00 P.M.-2:00 AM. OUTRIGGER ROOM KOMA LAMES Entertaining in the l.ounge Tuesdays thru Saturdays ~mu~m!! L LEE 151 E. Cout Hwy. Newport Beach 675-5'190 Shrimpe prepared •1•1tlh Vemato"a .,6 tempur1 batte< end dffp--lrled 6. 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"Act.qr'• )JhDe Tbeat«" (Im) ud ~ a family cl ct (brotben a.,Jaald ~ ~· ''The Clowm" <W13>. tt bu found-lD aplldea-and Howard .,.aw and 11ater Ailn1 in "The Duiq' Dudolu•'' or "LoYe 11Dd.t Loni> 11 '1~ a• au11$ed ch.un.1fty by thtlr Highest Qiallty Cosmo C. Colmo.' buftoon cl a at.ace awn... (John Elliqtan) • Nal•YO llsl••• Fili'~ Tbls abbrevia~ but out.atandiq p.roclucUon who bu fallm Urd tot KIM~· ~b rouUD• b~__tbe SCR Silent Comedy Compa.QJ ii tbe mot\ 1oa awry because cl ~ • bwnbUnl, and •ftl • f\J.11)' nalbed cl th• Coeta 11 .. U...ter't at. a comic oonfrontaUoo ebl\111, after wbl.c6 love ., tempts to recreate the frenetlc alaJ)ltlct humor predictably tlUPpbl. \ · All~ EVENTS GIANT 7 FOOT TV SCREEN M.91\-Thur. I l:'ll o.m. to 10 p.m. Hot Dogs 30' Fr(. & Sot. 11:30 o.m. to 11 p.m. ·~ CCX:KTAILS ~'. Sl.Mday '4 p.m. to 10 p.m. 9093 E. AD~. HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-7911 BREAKFAST LUXCH DISr\ER COCKTAIL DA.~Clt\G of the 192IOI. It provides the cootlnutty ot theme mllslni in the ...-uer effbrt.s, and ii meuurabf1 ELLINGTON'S Cbapll ue aauca and fwulJer to boot -even tbQll&b the show play1 a !look'• poippoua demeanor '(>artlcUlarly et. mere '5 mb:wtea. lectlve, while Sbancraw de pl~ the •ilWA of tbe plece and M!U Lon& a be UM effecta ot . Dl•ECl'O& RONALD Boulaom, who CO• authored the acrlpt wltb fellow SCI\ member Steven De Naut, baa come up with a beautifUlly paced exerdae in pbyalcal comedy, set to the mualc of some familiar eluate melodies such u the P oet and Peaaot Overture, the Saber Dance and the Overture from "Carmen." With th.la •ort of pacesetting accompaniment, the tempo lJ UD· their mlsplded 1how1n wttb an ever· present smile. Once the real hilarity be , with tbt start ot tbe mqic abow, the,. ls ly no letup u the four pantomimist.I blend 1kllla lDto a potpourri ol h.lih comedy: TIMs er momenta are low-key, 10lo humor by ~""'.n1 intended primartly as a warmup. ENGUSH ATMOSPHERE CAPTURE • • • lnt8t n Nssion Tom Titus Unl•rtunately , "Tht Darlnf Dardolaaea," etc., received only two performancee at SCR'a Colla Me .. tb .. ter. It will be offered to acboolt in Southern Ctlifom.la. but more local plaY1oera Qoold have UM op- portwrlty to view Ulla minor mut~. One auieestlon would be for the Silent Comedy ~pany to create another abort mlcn• pt"Oductlcn and pair it with "Dardoluet" tor aa estended qagement ca Saturd,.y afternoons and" Mond•f evenln11, or perbap1 offer ''Dardolasee' tor two •howtnp a nllbt. Either way, lbls ii uhow thatdeaervee wider attention. Bronowski Looks At da Vinci (.A irporter 'Inn CJ!otel PRESENTS OUI'STANDING DINING It ENTERTAINMEl\7 .• <From Page C3) lielous puree or mushrooms, dipped in crumbs and sauteed in butt~r. choroQ, $8.95 ; f resh Lake Superior wbtlefi.sh, •. 7S; Steak Delmonico, 98.95, and rout rack of lamb, $7.95. Leonardo da vtncl la a le1end, a myth. From the mas.sofmanu.scripta, notebooks lnddrawtnp that be left comes the pl'OIJ'am "TeJl Me l f Anything Ever Wu Done," thestoryorda Vlncl'a legacy to science, alrtns at 6 p.m. MOClday Oil aample in order ~make your KOCE·TV,CbannelSO. aelect!on. Once tha la done, any. The program will be repeated at 9p.m. Tbun· quantity ol the wln you want la day Scribbled over and over again lo da Vt.net•• brought to the tabl and You're last n_Qt_ebooks, between the drurinfa of * MEDITERRANEAN ROOM Roast ducklina, booed and wonderfully skin·crisped, $6.2S, had been freshly prepared and cooked with unerring instinct for timing. It wu served with apples and prunes with braised red cab- bage. UNQUESTIONABLY one of the most iJ\novative touches at the Bell and Crown b Hans' "liv· in&" wineUat. char1ed by the glasft Md the of·· machines, the calculations, the rou1h cartoons, fa rertn1s, lt should b4 aoted, are thephra.se: ''TelJ melhnythh\geverwudone ... FOR EXQUISITE CUISINE-SERVICE DINNER SERVED FROM 5 PM LUNCH FROM 11 :30 AM varied reJU)arly. Featuring Jacob Bronowa1d, wbo hosted the Main ptahea on ~Bell and "Ascent of Man" series, the abow lndJcatee that . CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY BRUNCH FROM 10 AM • 3 PM * Captain 's Table Coffe e Shop SERVISG 24 HOURS The other selections include roast tenderloin of beef, sauce It comes to the table in the form of what's best described as a kind of wine botUe lazy-Susan, a carousel that holds aix open wine bottles you're invited to Crown luncheon m~ include da Vincl was witty, generous and a musician ol three dally specials standard note. From da Vinet 's work, we learn that be waa offering such as eeca BenedJct, an engineer, botanist, anatomist, mllltary $3.50; chlclceb pot pie, .25; fish techni~ian, inventor, palnU!r and prophet. and chips. $3.75; Ca sliver,-------------------thinly sliced, $3.95. 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A New Supper Experience I For cocktail• ot dln1"1 I Savina lat~ for dtt •After .. ~d I Crtpct and other unique dlshea I WaUy Ruth at the .-no tier I Comfortable, lntomulll. with ta ocean vie-# Real Cantonete Food Ht httt or teke homt STAG CHINESE CASINO Ill 2ht Pl., Newport &..ch ORlole i.tS60 ...... to Mld!IJ¥-f o.,,-w~ u.tl hOO -( O•ll 21 'IU..U .. >WI--~ 1be APADANA AWARD WINNING RESTAlJRANTM~ A UTHENTIC CUISINE ~ OF THE EXOTICMIOEAST Persian, Armenian. Greek and Russian speciaJUee Conllnental Culslne Alao '7 ~ Luncheon -Monday thru Friday 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Dmner -Evety Evening from 5:00 p.m. 600 Newport Center Ot1ve across from Fashion Island Reservatlone honor9d-6-40-7502 ., ...... "',............,. tO· toO ~ Cfloiee NewYorflSteall flt a Rare Pries ••• Just•4!! If you're a steak lover. thft ff er Is for you; a complete New York Steak dinner at the special price of just $4.95. This dinner feat~res our .$. D.A. Choice New York Steak. broiled to perfection. Dinner also features soup du jour or crisp garden salad with cucumbers and marinated mixed beans. your choice of potato a freshly baked bread served piping hot. Just clip out the coupon below and up to six people can enjoy these special dinners at just $4.95 each. So come In and try this off er soon. We know you'll love it. "' f. , . .. Galleries I Exhibits Photo Images p :apered Over PBOTOGRAPmc WORKS -Overlays or rice paper on~. by Ellen Land· Weber, Feb. 3.27 ,at Suun Spirltlll Gallery, 3336 Via Lido, Ne~rt Beach. Reception 7.9 p.m. Feb. 3. 11 a.m.·5 p.rp. Tuesdays-Saturdays. "l'BlEJ' OF SOULS' -Paintings and drawings b)' Romaine Brooks 0874·1970); plu,., "Woven PaintinJs" by Kathy Howe, now througb March 6 at Mucantbaler Cultural Center , 1201 W. Malvern Ave ., Fullerton . Noon to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays. Free. RECENT Oll.S -By Robert Frame. Feb. 2·27 at Challis GalleriH, 1390 S. Coast Highway, Laguna Beaeb. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays.Sundays. Free. Pa18MA·COLOR DRAWI NGS -Plus walercolors and lithographs, by Gary Smith, Sunday through March 10 at Vorpal Gallery, 326 Gleaneyre St., Laguna Beach. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays. Free. ART T ALK -"Women Artists of the 19th and 20th Centuries: Imagery and Issues," by ~da Nocblin, 8 p.m. Monday at Fine Arts 148 at UC Irvine. Free. 'SOLITARY SITES' -Black and white photo· graphs by Tina and Max Lent, entire month or February at Al Belson Gallery, 3720 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. 2 to 4:30 p.m. and 6 lo 10 p.m. Tuesdays·Frldayf' Free. • SLIDE LECTURE -On Chicago as an art center, by Roger Clis by and Wilma Cox, in con- nection with Newport Harbor Art Museum show. 8 p.m. Sunday al Pacific Mutual's Learning Center , 700 Newpor t Center Drive at San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Free. 'THE CIDCAGO CONNECTION' -Works by 32 Chicago artists, Saturday through March 13 at the Newport Harbor Art Museum, 2211 W. Balboa Blv~ .• Newport Beach . With wall sculpture by Merle Temkin in the entrance .... 'Illuminated Tum,· a work in prismacolor pencil by Gary Smith, will be in his show at Vorpal Gallery. r-----~--"C()upOH-------,- LA PINATA Aut•entfc Mexican F11d * CMked on tfle Premises -~ tltls tDUP•n t-r11 fn. 28, 17 - SPECIAL MEXICAN DIMMER Soup or salad, tamale enchilada tostada. refried beans and rice AMERICAN DINHO Soup or salad. U S Choice 1op s1rfo1n steak onion ring. choice of baked po1a10 or beans and roce $165 $275 hot rolls or flour torltltas l '"" & W'IM ................ Op.. 4 to I 0 """ I l lO I S. B CCll'l'llM IHI CloMd M•dlly I Ls~-c_~! __ couPON . ___ ~~~J. • ~~ COLONY KITCHEN Proudly Announces The Opening of Its New RESTAURANT & PUI IH LAGUNA HILLS Utt .............................. s.-...,.,.. ~ 7 DAn A --7 A.M.4iMUl•Hr 2J701 MOULTON rlt.KWAY PLAZA 1n1SteRGs llST4UIANf & COQ8'AIL$.J GET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL 2 Steak Dinners $7.95 Complete with~ of Souo Of ~11.0. Potato end Veoetable LIMITIO Ofl!'H OOOOTHi.U 1"~11. 21, "77 MOW APPIARIM6 IMTHILOUUel I St ...... M.:6 CHAWA .... I CY CUla.L SUNDAYM~CH Happy Hour ,.7 •Fr~ Hon d'oeuvree• ........... Ceilriel 711·H2J This photo of ladies in a f 902 parade float is part of 'Instantly Fashionable' at the £/4 County Museum of Art. gallery. Noon to 4 p .m. Tuesdays-Sundays, 6 to 9 p.m . Fridays. Free. April 3 Ip the Textiles and Costum es Galleries in the AhD\811500 Gallery of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 5905 Wilshire Blvd., Los An1eles. 10 a.m .·S p.m. Tuesdays-Fridays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . Saturdays and Sundays. Free. 'INSTANTLY FASHIONABLE' -Women's cos- tumes from the 1820s through the 19405, Feb. l· MIW MIUAIY.MAICH SHOW set•tUS HOW AYA&AILUTYOW PAYOIR'I~ ... IOOll tols Chinese Crafts Shoun on KOCE Ivory, bone and jade carving, the painting of intricate drawings on egpheJls and boWes, and the ancient skill of cloisonne, will be hlehliahted on a s pecial progracn, "The Arts and Crafts of China," on KOCE-TV, Channel 50, at 7 p.m. Mon· day. ' · ' The program beglna with a close·up look at the techniques and steps involved in the 60().year- old art of ivory earring and focuses on many of the different kinds or carving, aome taking over a yea r to complele. THE ART OF painting tiny scenes on the shells of duck eggs Is a 20th century art, but the actual painting style dates back thousands of years. Before painting, the eggs are prepared by a speciAl process that involves r,emovlng yolks and whites, clearing the insides of the ~gs with air and waler, and pluggin& them with clay. The process of enameling on melal, called · cloisonne, requires many steps for completion. On "The Arts and Crafts of China," the process~ seen from sfart to flnlsh, be~lnning with de- cisions on designs and ending with the final painting of gold on the lip and edges of the com- pleted subje(t. 'Enemies' Shown Maxim Gorky's "Enemies," cited by critics as a neglected masterpiece or the modem theater, will be rebroadca,st on "Theat,r in Americ•n Monday at10:30p.m. on KCET, Cbannel28. "Enemies" was produced by Bo Goldman and1 directed by Ellis Rabb and Kirk Browning. Ellft Rabb is co-star of the production, which also features Ptter Donat, Frances Sternhagen, Car· rie Nye and ~Sbarkley. Ken Campbell la as· sociate producer. Jazz Success Breezy NEW YORK (AP> - For a man with one of the hottest record albums on the c h arts this year. G eor ge B e n son is something of a contradlc· tion. He'scooJ. Real cool. His album, "Breezin', '' has aold well over a million copies and has been certilled platinum. In the record business, that'• b«t.er.than a king's · ranaom ot gold. And for a Jan reeord.1112 to sell that well is rare indeed. But tbe 33-year·old aultarlat tan't sitting still collectln1 his percentage and baaklng in the warm th of fame. Nf>, Benson la in a quiet state olahoct. llchtng a much wider au· dience than other jazz albums have. It is smooth add easy mu.sic played at a leisurely pace. The mood is lyrical rather than funky, romantic rather than e nergetic. The i mprovisation is more relaxed and almost predictable, which dis· treaaea some jazz purists. "I can't put a label on it -I Like pretty music," Benson says. ..Bul l would have a very short career If I just played pretty music. l don 't believe l n mus i c al .,..._... f1ulat1clsm. I'm not com· Guitarist Bepson pJetely sold on Juat one . »-pe of music. I li sten to " '\!verything." • came out, be coptinuea. Althoucti Benson was ••THE LASTING etfecl "I was packing balla and nominated ln the recent ot that album is un• clubs, and I h-1 respect CBS Rock Mu,.,ic Awards believable by all stan· ,rom my fel1qw must· aa the Best New Male d~rds," he aays. "In the clans. Somethln1 was Voullst, he's hardly a oaU r·v~ sold at few missing -that com-new vocaU.t. He's been Ehou1'and albums, but mercJalaucceQ." stn1lng on records, since Ao w I ' m a el li n g a Benson la eertalnly not hew asa child. • • mUUon. ·: · the fin tJW-JDuaictan t.o "I let the people define ..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. · Th e s m I 1, e or t be opt for a mlddl•of.lb• 1he m usie--1 ®n 't," he Cheshire Cat intrudes on road 1ound to reach aays. "I Just don'tsee too llen1on'1 otbenrme sUll flnanelal 1utce41. Not much dlatlnctlon any -...... ... IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT at POflar AYI. lAQUNA MACH .,... .... 6'·• • ~ Frff Perlcrng 4'4-... " JU..•• so 11111 consr -lHIATU I--~ IOl9r-.Oa 1r8 COl.OalNI -1'NM1M1 ..... - demeanor. ''W<YW," be willbebethelut. more. Some aonis cut 20 lau1hl. year1a101uddenlysound "I wun't really doing . "B&SBZIN' "may not Sood today. It reilly de- bad before 'BreealD • be pure Jau, but tt la re-penda oo tM environ· snent. "So lDltadof controll· tns mule, l try to pl•Y what's 1°"11 en bOW. We heve to-Uvt a Hnle more tbanJuatfot~ay." .. . e:oo •• (I) (l,17) CJ)) 9 ..... •D Cl>C121CIJ) ..... •SWTM w -.r,ie ....... . : ~ '""" S'MlrT"'~ -~~ • °""* S.tt.a QJ) •OM&lea .Uttle ... -6:30- • Dh11lll Gvnts include Heno and Catroll O'Coan«, 8tlf Suby 1nd Brtndl Benet Bltby, 8~1 D1v1s and M1nlyn likCoo. ~~= .. .,,...,.,,. ~~--· (alt())) 8"ikW ar.-. .. ..._ 7:00 G~D(l)CBalM ·---~ (1)., ... Cl) Te T• Ille Thltl • C-..trltiel CD l lML»er m n.r11 .lie..., a -., ;ntfrt11 SMw • ......,LIMr a.,.,t (8 CJ)) 1llt httiWp f1tllilf • Mdllle't ""' -7:30- G WiW Kil!IM a .._..fllrlllbn Cl) Tiie °" ~ e 9 !Ul Cl) Im Holtrw• s.nres Cl) Tiie 11•,,.U D Tiie Jeltf'a Wiid .l\t8fldyflllldl ((f1) Cf)) DllJ ,.,.. Sllow mc..ta.. a "'cM'* "''* fD CllMMI 21 T.ipt (13()))1llt...., .... l1tl ltuk Ille .... . ..,..,,... 8:00 U COOEll~ • 0. LaM, Su ' Airtll a ((J?) ())) C... I lhe tmnd's • l11t 6itf. '°'" dliff and c~iel hferua~ art p1tp1nnc for t~e anniii su-boat races wtlen aA 1ntoC1cated olf·duly cop st1m 1 bm1I, and a younc '1oy 1n a dllbet1t com1 1Nhs It allDl!ltr busy dly IOI" flit ~nd Rawe Sentttt IJ u (l) <lOl m Saalor4 '"' SN "A M11it1 Cll Silence" frtd hH a loss of llUlhlc and is concerned about tti. l>OSllbfe loss ot h1$ a•rl lnt04. Thfu(ll a doctor easily clurs (led's heufnc 1mp11rment, he plete11ds to bt dul 1n an eHoit 10 &ti sympathr from Donna who-he believes-has another romanltc 1nlereu. 111 MetNn use at uru ·{I) Movie: CC) (1,r) "h114!1 ti ,.,.. (com) ·~-Otbbit Reyl!Olds. Eddit ftSMr. a ca CJ)) ~ •• 11ar1e 6ue$1s are Mdton Berle and Connie 5tMAs. (I) I.atilt l'rofilt 1J lil"it: CC) (Ur) "Aleu141r tlle &rut" (dra) '56-l!icturd tlw1011. frtdtic March. C1a11t 8Joo111 ..... tile .... .,.'"' .. _ S lltlfrion WtlW W11tion vs Seatlle m~w.-111 1tti. •Dtllltt • 11,..,.. l.Mpap l'r1cr- -1:30- D @{I) (91 G ewe. 1114 tlle JitM "CllM!ps Alo 't Cllumps" C""4I steps 11110 • ~ rinc-bf 1CCl-dent-_.ns • litl\I. an4$ets1 whole new Clrttt o_.iil111 •P to htm. ld b«omes Mtbty piotedivt 1nd tofl· urned wlleJt Cb~ w ouncts hit intentiofts to becom~ a bo~tf and flpt his way out of the 1>11110. (j) S.11 °"" • tfotl.Wits tD -· Streit w.-GJ Collltdy Variety Sllow ShOO fl (Cll) GI)) (I) Senllf & Cl!tr Sllew Guests ineltlde Rulh Bum. s.111 Btat1111 and Wilham Conrad .. @ Cl) ClGI • Tiit Wfefd filn "Tiit T rttS. tbt Btes 1114 lht TT. flowers • c.oncJ (Reschtdultd) Rocllfo1d 16 abte to free I T rio..ers lrOlll Ult sm1Sfer 1rst llome wlltfe his scbem1n1 cliusllltr a11d '°' 111 law llad 111111 camm1ned_.. bll1 Ille old 1111n 1>1n1CS. Slrotll« 1111tt1n, Gtetdltn <'.orbtlt llld Scott Brady 111tst U THE PIOlllSE OF * FIEEDOMI .. ROOTS" •• (QI())) o uc ...... for T......_: "leab" By 1124. Kwy rs Ult lllOIMr ol • SOii slrtd by htl' D"ft. The NSltl' raises fl&llllnc dtickens •"4 th• son. Gtoiae. be C0111tS 1 !railer. Kwy refuses u o(fer of iurriac• 1114 Ceort• 11 seat oll to [nl!and as payment Of a debt. Ben Verte11, Georce Ham11fo11, Rtdlard Roandtrtt, C.rolyn Jones, Olivia r.ole st11. • MtlY Glffflll .. •TM ...._ ._...., ...... GJ 1ll .,....., S... °°'umen lary uplorin& lht 1ich cullura l trnS1Jm buntd 111 ,,,. da,_ ~lllt Ill APP•l1chi1. The slor1 of lh1• rtalhffly unknown Amt11cn tultutt and tis strwafe to suml't la lold by 1 11nique CIOUP ,, AppalK~lln la111maaers. G)HepthlceHtpr -9:30-..... T .... 10i00 2 W'J>1.rc~ r;,, T s.tJb tftllllt lflt Nip of • ..,., lfltlto ~ (Mtdp Siftdalr) Ill kla fmtit llCe te local• lllt ~ wlltltlS to 1 J:: ~~~ ... ~ (I) ..... • • .u ..... -10:30-.. .... • r.r:-"- 1:00 e ra""9ut CJ (3J) Cl) Cll lll4Mctlt ~ 2:00 t CJ 0.U'ltfHhllt ll°'lt: " a. Hillt "Marty" ~ -3:05-f a lfotft: a:) "lf11111n:; MelMllt" (mY') '66-Jno Honor Blackm111, SU11 Glnlsoll. -3:30- CD All·lllclrt Skw: "Sii•"-' ~ J --!,, -11:31-1 ((!! CJ)) CJ) Ml • • U Cl'.>19 •~ . .,;_ ... CC>.,.-•• ~ <•> 17-.lld ~ ~ . :J•C1>>•--. ................ ....... . ....... ,...,, Frld!y, "*1U!IX 28, 1977 ~ Mason: A Chip Qff the Old Rock " 81 lllCllABL PAIKEVlCll • ... Delff ......... It's um. A m.lDor pobit except tbat.O°*"" apparentlJ forsot to tell Dave Muoa. 8acktd by a four-pfece band. tbr. veteran BriU.b Cuit.arilt/voca.Uat t\U'Ded ln a ckluater Sunday performance at Anaheim CooveotJoo • Center that falled due to hlf ex~ve reliance oa outdated and borrowed material, Look:iq IOIDetbinC like a me.lab wbo fre. quenta Vidal Sulooo's, Muon and band took tbe 1ta1e and lapeed int.o an unnecessary rendition of tbe Eaales' ''Take lt t.o the Llmlt"; la\er be took. on "Alf ~ee Watchtower" and "I'm a Man," two fine n that have received better treat· menta from Jiml Hendrix and Spencer Davu Group respectively. I Don Ells and his big band will be at Hungry Joe's h Huntmgton Beach tonight and Saturday. STICKING AUIOST exclusively to material covered oa previous albums <and reiterated on his latest: "Certified IJve"), Muon ran t.brouah well-worn early material like ''World in Changes and "Sad and Deep A.s You." Not that lt soundj!(f that bad. Mason wu in fine voice and his guitar technique remains tasteful and underrated. And veteran keyboardiat Mike Finnegan and Jumplq Gerald 'Suite' \VellPlayed By DENNIS McLELLAN OltMD•llY l"llet Steff Several outstanding performances highlight the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse pro- duction of Neil Simon's "Plaza Suite." Performances contlnue al 8:30 o'clock tonight and Saturday and Feb. 4 and s. at the Community Center on the Orange County Fairgrounds. 556-5459. hasn't even had hls MetrecaJ yet). Koa11.:EuaEa. who bas ex- cellent delivery and timing, handles her part with the right amount of humor and irony. Their marriage obviously is im- portant t.oher. io life is reading about Kipl· inger's Hollywood exploits.as re- ported in the gossip columns. WWenbacher ts tb.e spark that makes the third, and funniest act, comet.oll/e. It's minutes before his daughter's wedding. He's paying the m usiclans $70 an hour. the guests are guzzling his booze, $200 worth ol cocktail frankfut.ers are getting cold downstairs and Joba.IOQ oo bw. JM11Dped 101De Ute lnt.o the alf alr with UMlll' eruUve aeieompaDlaMOt. The near· cap..acll1 crowd didn't nem to mlnd the fact they'd beard tbe IOD&S a hu.nd.red Umt1 before. Mucm did lnJect a. couple ol midbtla.au.iabed new tunea. w~cb be no doubt,wtll nftne over the next 1lx or aevea years. Altu about an bour or walt.l.na for some 1ign of losplratklll, I headed for the exit -not wan\· int to bear the inevitable venloo ol "Feelln • Alri1bt." I Juat couJdn 't bear to bear tbe openln.g line: "Seems l"veeottobave acbaqelnacene." SECOND-BILLED Ftrefall opened "'1th an encourallna if aomewbat uneven aet -no doubt due to a three-mooth layoff from Uve per(onnlnc for studio work. A •lx·man band with penonnel root.I In The Byrds, Flying Burrito Brothers and Spirit, Jl'irefall blends tbe LA. countey /rock eodacJou.s. ness of the Eaatea with a harder4cecl ~re· mlolacent ol the beat of SteveSWls' Kana11as. The band ls U&btly lcnlt IDd bas a Jot of fun working wUb above avera1e material. Things bogged down, however, and eDer'IY twet faltered oo a three-aooc seiment ldcked Oil by "You Are the Woman" -a commffdal bit that is far below the band's capabWUes. But Plreflll quickly re1alned stride with the uptempo "Mexico," featuring some bot trade· offs between lead guitarist Jock Bartley and sax man David Muse. MtlSE. THE GKOVP'S utility performer. s howed equal ability on keyboardlt and harmonica. Also Impressive were bassist Mark Andes and drummer Mike Clark, with Clark's steady work proving Flrefall bas no pressing need to retain guest percussionlat Joe Lala, who was undermiked for the most part anyway. Firefall 's compositional skills are noteworthy and, wtlh the exception of the tem· porary slack period, the three-part harmonies of Rick Roberts, Larry Burnett and Bartley worked well. Firefall ts an important new band with tbe Oalr and creativity to make a substantial mark. For those who have nevei; seen the three-act play, It is set in New York's Plaza Hotel. Each act centers on a different set of vis· itors to the seventh floor suite. Titus is believable as the har- ried, preoccupied businessma.o going through mid-life crisis. The pair wort ftll together and give an added dimension lo tbe characters. which are a humoro~.h yet moving slice of modem we. daughter Mimsey bas locked ------------------- herself in the bathroom. THE Fl&8T la about a middle. aged married couple who have checked into the hotel for two days while their newly painted house dries. It ~· nearing their 23rd weddin anniversary and Karen Naab ( th Kortbeurer ) bas purposely ordered this suite for sentiment.al reasons: It is where they spent their honeymoon. But lime bas taken its toll on the hotel as well as their mar- riage. Her businessman husband Sam <Tom Titus) arrives late from a grueling day <four meet· ings. five teeth capped and he The second act. "Visit.or rrom Hollywood." ls the least satisfy- ing of the three. lacking the pace of the otberfwo. Hollywood producer Jesse Kiplinger (Jack WWenbacher) is trying to put the make oo Muriel Tate (Shirlee Robert.>. the high school sweetheart be baso'heen in 17 years. THE CAT AND mouse game is somewhat forced and the actors never quite seem to "become" their characters. Roberts. however, at times breaks through as the New Jersey housewife wbos~ only excitement °:" -rHI SHAMY D.A. • • ADYIMTVllS Of n.. Wl.DllNISS FAN&. r •MAUTHOH MAM" fl) "'llVIHCH OP THI CHIBLUD&S .. Cit, ••·s SO. COAST PWA ....... ..., .... , CWIUIUO ......... ....... -- An ""-0 ROCKr _,~ '" .......... -...... , .. '..cfN(i KON&• IN• ,..... .. ..,,__.ltJN:I.....,.. ..... One of the mernorable mo- ments is Willenbacher standing "(ace to lace" with the bathroom door saying: "Mlmsey, this is your father. I want your $400 weddtne dress out of there this minute." LAURIE LAMBERT is good as the flustered mother of tbe bride. Steve Beckham, wbo is the bellboy tn the first two acts, is seen bneny as the bridegroom in the third. Susan Shaw is the secretary ln the first act and the girl behind the bathroom door .. "Plaza Suite" ls directed by Pali Tambelllni. Stan Wlasick is technical director and responsi- ble for the runctional set design, which is a fine rendition or the "hotel green" suite. \\1'rn"' """"'"" 1 •'''""'"' ,,.8 ~ STUDtae TOUA "ONE HUNDRED PERCENT ENTERTAINMENT ... a case of an ingenious novel being turned into a terrific movie. A lean back and love it lark that is a practically incomparable family film ... a garland of cheers." Gene Shol11. mE NBC TODAY SHOW THE SEVEN-PER-CENT SOLUTION The Uumderoua ovation the band reeelv9d was a •trona Jndlcatoc FtrefaU •oo 't be an openiq ac& for lone. TAD A CRANCE' Dept.: There's DO fteed to stay home watcbint TV Olia Weekend. For t.be adventurous, bla band leader Don Elb.5' Z:S.pl~ Electric Orcbe9tra will raise the root •l lfUllll'Y Joe.. wblle down tb• Itrett at Tbe Golden Bear. vetertn rock/jan vio!lnlat.s SU,ar Cane Han1.a and Papa John Creach will share the stare. A .,•,lo ~ l~I \Vfl y •'J 1111,d 1'. • Friday, JamMtY 29, 1971 DAILY PILOT C'f BILINGUAL PUPPET PLAYS SLATED AT GOLDEN WEST •••. · . ' . ' . .,,, · · ,...._ Pie• b) Shaw. I p.m. Feb. J.5 al UC Irvine LlttJe Theater. e, ln both ~u.ih add Spaalah. Pr._ted by n1EsDAY l'EBatJU'tl Jloom HlotHwnanltl• Hall. 75 ceot.s. 'Kiv.a Biltoriw Soclei.Y at Golden W•t Oolle1e • Actors Playbox, 15'7.. Golden w .. t St., Huot· FalDAY, FEB•VABY. inst.on Beach. $2, at colleco boobtor •. Umlted Clint Eastwood in 7he Enfolcer' GALLAGllEll -Comedian, 8:30 and 10 p.m. Feb. 1.a at Lall Stop, 2122 S.E. Briatol St., Newport Beach. BAaLE• GLOBET•onEas -8 p.m. Monday at Lont Beach Arena: 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Anaheim Convention Center. $5-'7. WEDNESDAY,FEB&UA&YZ •111aaoa, lliaaoa• -OrtrtnaJ muaic r~vue about women, 8 p.m. Feb. 2·S ln Bulldin1 R, Sad· dleback Colle-e, 28000 Marguerite Parkway, .Mia1ion Viejo. $2. 831·9700 or•~. ext. 263. THURSDAY,FEBRUAaYI GABOR SZAll0 -9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Feb. 3-6 at Hungry Joe'a Jazz Club, 1S06 Paclfic Coast H11hway, HunUniton Beach. $4 pJua one drink minimum. • AJlMS AND THE MAN' -By George Bernard Dirty Harry Triumphs •+THE ENFORCER" brings Dirty Harry Callaghan back for a third war with mindless hoods, brainless superiors and a venal city ad· ministration. As bek>re, the San Fr-encisco homicide deteetive deals with such problems with his customary disdain. Violence is unstint· ing, but the sharp dialog and fast action are well· directed by James Fargo. Another winner for Cllnt Eastwood. Rated R. .. MARATHON MAN" has enough violence to set your teeth on edge, literally. The spy plot is supremely illogical, but the twists and turns come fast enough to engross the viewer. Also, it ('A Quick Look at the Movies ) is beautifully photographed and played with total conviction by Dustin Hoffman, -Roy Scheider, WilJiam Devane and Laurence Olivier. Rated R. "A STAR IS BORN" is a~risingly aff«l· ing re·do or the twice·told l bf the superstar whose career is eclipsed by is wife. The new film , transferred Crom the movie world to J>Op music. conveys more emotion than the earlier <.yersions starring Janet Gaynor and Judy Garland. Barbra Streisand is at her dynamic best, and Kris Kristofferson proves he ean de· liver a flne performance. Rated R, the film has cocaine 1nilfing, nudity and rough language. "THE LAST TYCOON" is a richly textured but slow moving version or F. Scott Fitzgerald's final, fragmented novel. Ella Kazan's fllm bas a dreamy quality, like the movie romances Monroe Stahr would have produced in the 1930s. >.. the Irving Thalberg figure, Robert DeNiro Wh•l I~ again impresses as the beat new film actor. Fine support comes from Jn1rid Peulting, Tony Curt!&, Jeanne Moreau. Donald Pleasance, Dana Andrews. Rated PG. buthaasomenudlty. "SILVER STREAK" appears to have been made by a committee of producers who couldn't decide whether it should be a romantic comedy, a Hllchcoclt thriller or a disaster movie. This split personality detracts from an otherwise pleasant, sometimes hilarious film. Gene Wilder playi almOC!ll strai~t. J lU Clayburgh is the dis· tressed damsel, Richard Pryor provides sharp comedy. Rated R. Opera 'Salo01e' On TV, Radio "Salome," a one.act opera by Richard Strauss and an original television production based on the play by Oscar Wilde, will aJr u part of "Great Performances" at 9 p.m. Wednesday on KCET. Channel 28, and will be broadcast simultan.eou.aly in stereo on KPFK·FM radio (90.1). Karl Bo hm conducts the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and Teresa Stratas stars in the UtJe role as the seductive dancer who demands -and gets -the bead al John the Bap- tUt, played by Bernd Welkl. Also in the cast is Hans Belrer· as Herodes and Astrid Varnay as Her~las (Salome's mother). "Great Performances" is a presentation of WNET, New York. It is made possible by Exxon COrpontioo and public television stations. the me•HQ'" from b"Vond NOW PLAYING TOGETHER The 'Greatest ~6very of Our Time ~h1rli ~a h•• n k f'Pl'\M,trt lrom 01,tr worltf onM now"' D~lhi otk 11q11 ....,.,o~lll lo_..T~lllo · 9cin1 $.000~olc:I ~!Np CO<>~ hundof9dl al .... encl coges. G IT NOAA~ AAIQ CROJa OONCE&T -Unl.enlty Sinaen, 8 p.m. Feb. 4.a at Cal State Fullerton Little Tbeater, 800 N. State CoUece Blvd. $2, 870.3371 between 11 a.m. aDd.4 p.m. weekdaya. Cl.AfSICAL CONCE&T -UCl muslc faculty performance followed by wine and cheese hour, benerita aebolanblpa. 8 p.m. Feb. 4 in UCI Con· cert Hall. $10. 833-8615, 61H10C or 640-1183. PET PAIRE -Animal acts and cooipeUUons, Feb. 4-S at Orange County Falr1rounds, Fair Drive In Costa Mesa. Junior doe show reglstra· lion, 9 a.m. Feb. 5. PUPPET PIAYS -"El Cano Matinal/The Morni.ni Soog," 7:30 p.m. Feb. 4 and 5 and noon Feb. 8; and "Bueno por Conocer/All That Gllt· t«a." 2 p.m. Feb. 5 and noon and 7:30 p.m. Feb. I ... DICK 1MM DWKE · EllllRD G.ROBllSOI --DCmlllY PAOlt1NE .-..r;.1 UENRY SILVA· JOAHNA MOORC ·TONY BILL· 51.IM PICKENS -!!::!I ...._..,,,~--:;=.•...._ .. 011Utt._ .. 1•• .. 11C I ·• ...................... \11'11t•t•'·••ll .. 11•1 ~--(rll.:111 l~•MtDl(l'f,.. 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C 't ~ ltr• ij I 111', •1f I ll111l Oni Jl»iS Ill PAllltl MtGOOIU 11 f·11 lti1 u1 • li•·f ,, H1 • VII I Ill 'J~l n' 11111 UI It! hfo>I ~ lt!Ul 1 t :'l n~ 111w u .I! . ! 1:'•! ~, u n t 11 • t ~n ~ n!N 11'11 !PCi'lllllila-m111to Wii:hf!lnllltl · 'thl!O(J.' .---···~---- WEEKDAYS 7:15-t:15 SAT.-SUN. t:oo-3:00-5:00-7:00.1:15 PLUS SAT. 11:10 PM Children on TY Adapt to Stresses English Star ,Eyes IJ.S~ .. LOS ANGEL~S (AP) - Nata1ha Ryan, featured in the televtfloli movie ••sybU," wants to He ber name oo at.beater mar4 quee and maybe become a pro- fe11,on.i Sias blowei-. Jo the llJm shown lut Nov· ember, Mias Ryan was lbown1Y· in1 on a table while ber alck mother attacked her wtth a knife. Another acene abowed her Ued to a pl&DO while the mother banged loudly oo the ln.atrument. NatubaJa8yeanoJd. Valerie BerUnelU le 17 and plays 1&.year-old Barbara on the weekly pl"ime·time comedy seri• •-one Day at a Time." MOTBEa NANCY Bertinelli says Valerie once was "embar· rused ~bout kissing this boy in rehearsal hall over and over a1aln. I left the room a little bit to make her feel more at ease." Natasha and Valerie are ll years apart in age. But both are amon1 S,000 kids aced 6 moi)ths to 18 years currently holding Calllocnia work permits to perform, says Johanne Des· Ruiaaeaux, a theatrical permit officer for the stale Labor Coni· mission. Adult performances are coaxed from these kids by direc· tors who sometimes have misglv· ings about the use of children in their adult worJd. But the folks who make the shows. as well as parents and the kids themselves, see a lot of benefits, too. "We've never seen anything that bas harmed her," says Tomi Ryan, Natasha's mom. "IN FACT SHE thrives on it," adds Jim Ryan, her father, a physician and author specializ- ing in prevenUve medicine. At work, the state orders that a parent or guardian, as well as a teacher-social worker, must be present every minute the child or teen-ager is work.Ing, to monitor such things as work hours and tutored schooling. The experience for the kids is great "as long as the child can do this work without pressure," s ays Mrs. Ryan. Natasha. says her dad. started acting in commercials before she was 2 years old, after a physician studying exceptional children at UCLA suggested the acting might be a good outlet. "NATASHA IS A very bright I little girl," said Dan Petrie, who directed ••sybU," the story or an abused S.year-old who grew to adulthood as a schizophrenic with multiple personalities. "I explained to Natasha," says Petrie, "that the mother on film 'is not like your own Mommy.' " Explorer Portrayed Alexander von Hum· boldt, called "The father of geography and the first tnlly adenWic ex- plorer," is portrayed in tbe fourth episode or Valerie Bertineli of 'One Day at a Time' plays with a hamster at her studio class. Ancient Song Tops CU.neif orin Charts BERKELEY (AP) -A group of music scholars has recorded the oldest song in the world -a 3,•00-year-old cult hymn from an ancient civilization. The 12-inch stereo record· called "Sounds From Silence" includes•three renditions or the son,, vocal and lnstrumeotaJ. The instrument is a high-pitched lyre, a replica of the type used when the song was written around 1400 B.C. The recording is the scholarly product of three Uoiversity of California professors and features three performances of the aged melody. "WE JUST DON'T lU\t>W of any pieces of music writ.ten down that are anywhere this old,•' said Richard Crocker, chairman o( UC 's music department, who plays the album's lyre accom· panlment. The song is known by scholars as "Human Cult S9ng From An· cient Ugarit." Crocker said it was a hymn to the goddess Nik· kai, from the ancient city of Ugarit, in what ls now Syria on the Mediten'anean east coast. But it's unlikely the lyrics will become a popular standard. Crocker said the words were written in Hurrarian, an extinct language that has not been com- pletely translated. The song was transcribed by Anne D. Kilmer. a professor of Assyriology. She worked 15 years deciphering old clay tablets enscribed wUh the wedge·llke cuneiform characters, consult· Ing other music historians and experts. Jn all, rive tablets were used to strike up the old tune, in· eluding the song tablet, a mathematical text, a commen· tary on musical terms, a song cat.alog and a set of tuning in· structions. WHAT DOES A 3,400-year-old song sound like? "It's a very con· troversial matter," Crocker said, noting that scholars are not all in agreement with Mrs. Kilmer's rendition. The song caused quite a mus ical stir when 1l was performed publicly at the UC campus on March 4, 1974. More than one note was sounded at a time, thus exhibiting more similarity with contemporary music than previously thought. "It sounds s urpris ingly Westerr •... because it's a simple melody," said Harlan Kilmer, who produced bis wife's record. "Any child with a little in· troduction to musjc could play it because it's just two notes at a time." Kilmer formed Bit Enki Publications to produce the re- cord, which sells for Sl6 In ~ United States and $19 abroad. A 23-page booklet is included with a transcription of the music nota- tion and a phonetic rendering of the words. Mrs . Kilmer s ing s one performance on the album and Jectures between cuts. The rup- slde features a commentary by Crocker on tuning the instru· ments. ''It was decided that we would adhere to the scholarly format, instead of hiring professional singers," Kilmer said. edwards MESA CINEMA HIWP°"IUD. AT tnH ST. COSTA MESA Nf..5025 Bt UM &OBINSON' What about rock stars who ue blc in Eniland but haven't yet cracked the U.S.? In the put. thil cateiory 1ncluded Davtd Bowle, who had a buee •lil~le hit with •'Space Odcllt)'" In t.be very late eGI, bot WBIO't a household word here unW 1971. Bryan fen')', despite a aubltantial U.S. following throUgh bi5 appearance with Roxy Music, doean't at.op tralffc he.re ta.. way be does when he enters, HY, a Londoo restaurant. And Dr. feeteood, who rose from pub obscurity t.o UK headline attraction, have yet to cause the stir they deserYe in the U.S. There'• also Steve Harley. ' HARLEY -WITH bis l>and Cockney Rebel -sold out London's Hammersmith Odeon and was greeted with a cheering audience when I saw him there a few months aao. BuUOfar,becan'tget arrated in America. Harley's I.me grew t.n England during the early 19705 «litter rock wave that spawned Bolan, Bowte and Roxy Hu.sic. He's sold millions of albums In his own country (as well as bit. singles) and be knows well (perhaps because he was once a journalist) how to manipulate the press. He's been labeled pretentious, egomaniacal Che proudly told me that one d bis fans chained herself to his reeord company's building) and a prima donna. "Love ls a Prima Dpnna" ls, in fact, the tiUe of his new LP which .has begun to get some attention here. Yet Steve, who h~ said, "All my success means nothing until J make it in America," has no plans to tour here right away. · • "WHY SHOULD I come here and open the show tor someone else?" Steve asked me over dinner in an elegant London restaurant. "Now that you've seen me, tould you imagine me COO· densing my show to a hair hour and using so- meone else's lights?" ''It's not an ego thing," he protested. "Uthe Rolling Stones asked me to open for them, I'd have to think about that." "But I don't want to tour in America until I WEEKDAYS 7:15-9:15 SAT.-SUN. 1:00-3:00 5:00-7:00 . 9:15 WIH'-ER OF TWO GOLDEN OlOl!IE AWARD NOMINAtlONS can •o lt riaht." he a.Sd. "UnUl lean beldUae:• WbUe wait. St.eve is bm1 g new ~. trriUnJ a piece ol .. au&A)bloera ficUoa" for the LOndon Sunday 'l'tlAea and. e- parin1 for a benefit concert at Loadoo '• 8aln Theater to aid the bomeleaa vicUma ol lelfUL NE LDEN GLOBE AWARD NOJllHtATM>H8 INCWDINO BIST PIC1URI I 8UT ACTOR -NTIR, f1NCH ll!ST ACTRl!Sl-PAYI DUNAWAY BUT DIRECTOR -SIDNEY LUM!T IEST SCREEN PLAY, METR!),GOLD WYN-MA YER PftlStlfttS FAYE DIJllAWAY WILLINW'HOLIJEN PETERR#CH ROBERT DUVALL;,, ''llEIWORr WEEKDAYS: 7:15-9:30 SAT-6UN: 1:304l5CM:1G..a:3CM0:50 edwards BRISTOL CINEMA ,~ IRISTOL 4 T M4CARTHUR 540.7444 .. "Ten Who Dared," -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~IJ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thursday at ltp.m. ' He was driven by a de· 1lre to ktiOw all there was to know about·tbe earth and the universe. 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V-8. auto. trans., power PfCIUP cust. cab a ca~ shell, ateer\ng. reqlo. heater, t step bumper. s.rial No. cust cab. step bumper, 4 speed, heater, Extra 1A66885 Stir. P111e. 80815Y. clean! (59914UJ. 75 74 PINTO MAVERICX V-8. auto. trans., r.oto,y COWi HOA air, p . steering, p. V-8, auto. trtnt. fectort brekes, radio. heater. air. power steering, 4 cyl • 4 lj)H(f, radto. whitewall tires. vlny1 '9dio. heater. whltewtll heater, whitewall tlrea. roof. tinted glas&.Wheel tlrea. tinted~. wheel (015NLN), coYera. (n4GYY). covera. (26 ). 52795 MAVERICK e cyl., auto. trans .. radio, heeter. (2788ZI). 51095 '74 TOYOTA WA.oM Auto. trana .. radio. healer. l o11 of ~m & economy. 739NRS .. • 82 DAit. Y PtLOT PUBUCNO'nCE PUBLIC NOTICE , I PUBUC N011CE l'tJ'BUC NO'ftCE PUBLIC NancE PV"BUC NOTICE PUllUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Plc:TITlOUSIVM ... .. _,. ITA,.._Wf T ... IOllOwl .. ...,_la .............. ...... , Pt.Celt 1MOUIT1t1e1. Oil ·--.Y-~CA .... MeMy S.V"'-'11• "" A-.... 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Fttl 4 II. 11. 1977 PUBUC NOTICE lJ3 11 p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 ·7 8 Wead~ of GLo-ve 1HIS VAUHTIMl"S DAY send Yowr love a greeting. all the world can share with a Daily Pilot Heart o f Love. trs easy, compose your personalizJed IOaDllS COMI IM the 3 11zee a• etlown below" 115. 18. and a ae>eelal c::Nlcf1 111z.e IOt 12 (~ mutt ti. under 12 to quality tor the 11111eat greeting I greeting and we'll set your message In type to f11 the border of Your choice or your handwritten thoughts may appear in the border YoU select Sf YOU WISH TO CllATI y<>ur own decorated greeting. use a black pen & draw Your design to fit one of the dotted hoe ~hearts" shown below For help with your ad . 1u st call 642-5678 & a fnendly Valentine ad-vlser w ill be happy to assist you And. 1f you like. you can c harge your Heart of Love or use your Master Charge or BankAmericard. -----.. I ' \ I I I \ \ \ ' ' ' ' ... ' .... Mall to DAILY PILOT / I I I I Dally Piiot Clntlfled Department. Box i560. Costa Mesa 92629 OM. v Pilar N ... ._ ... '*'"" Thi Bluest Mlrbtpllce on the OrllWI Cout ......,_. DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ......... ~ ...,.._......,_,,, ,__. ......... !IOeO.!IMt ,,,......... •••••• 191-nw .................... ............ ~,.,...,.... &.Ntl~ ~Wft ~·~ .... You Con Sell It, And It, ( & 5&78 ] One Coll Service Trade It With a Want Ad 42 • fast Credit Approval ~ ........... ............... ,_4 ........... ..... Ho.Ms for Sole ......•................ ...............•.....•• ...................... ··········••··••·•·•·• ...................... . ..................... . GeMHI 1002 G•aral l002 G1•ral 1002 CiHeral 1002 Qi, .. ,_, 1002 1002 ................................................................................................................... \\.'I.~'! .. y ~ rrAYLOR CO. c .. ...,.. 142-tJtJ BAYFRONT. pier &Ooat. lota $165,000 to $295.000. to build YoW' own cuatom home. Several ar:ea.s to cbooee rrom. Hl<t\IT(I)\:--. ...,.,,. l!Hfi 1116 CAMYOM TOwtllOMIS Brand new I Countless amenities· Golf course views, plctur~ue sE!it levels <& 1 level) with cedar s le ex-terior. CboOse from 2 & 3 bdrm omes. For letse from $795. For sale $149.~500. Buy today & save! llAUTIFUl 4 bedroom home nr Westmi nster shopping mall & Goldenwest Coll ege. $65,000. Owner will carry large 2nd. IMMAca.ATI 3 bedrm. hrdwd floors , beaut landscpd. Nice residential area. $56,900. Owner will cam 2nd. ATI'RACTIVE Lind.a Isle 5 BR. 4~ ba .• tam. rm. & formal dining: lge. We patio & waterfront deck. $285,000 Bill GRUNDV ~REAlTOR .. j t I ~ll'y• !t ll• i' •,. .. (1 •) t,•e.1 Ziii ~Jou' I NlalCMlll MIWPOn C&ril &. N.I. 644-49 I 0 -------- 1002 a ... , .. I 002 G:aM: al IOOZGllMrtll 1002 ............................................................................................ 1·--------•Ge•: al 1002 RaORS: Ad•erffMn ._.. clMdc tlMif" eds daMy md r.port ron ._clatety. DAILY PILOT a.,.. labllty for .... flnt carnet illMt'floa only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FIXERU,,ER WJTHPOOL Bring your paint brush and tools and turn this home back 1oto the charmer it shouid be Localed in Garden Grove area 3 Br plus large hv· , _________ .. mg room. Pnced to sell al SSS.900. Call collect ,_.,.,...,..,Notice: <714 > 842·2535 All re11I estate advertlst.'<I oPIN ''1 9 • '' ~ •vtv '0 et N.C-I • ~"!~ "J:'e:re~~i ~~~; [·•-~1101;tf.f1I Housing Act or 1968 \. :; ~f:1ii)'J; which makes It Illegal to y,., · ~·~ • _ advertise •·any pre· EASTHM STYLE f~rence,. ll~1tallon. or TWOSTORY duicr1m1nat1on based on race, color, rell11on, sex. Loads or quality and or nation.I origin. or an room to roJ&m in this 4 mtent1on to make any B d r m h o m e w i th such prererence. l.Jmita· beaut 1 r u I po o I & uon.orduicnminatlon." grounds. It's as im· press1ve UlSlde as at u; 'flus newspaper Will not outaide. knowingly accept any -advertisin g tor real WATERFRONT H~rc> estate which la 10 viola· ~ Uonotlhelaw REAL ESTATE ---------· 631-1400 1002 _______ , ••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOM IUILT NEWPORT HEIGHTS You con be In this ptc· lure! 4 Bedroom 2 Bath wilh masLer bedroom on rirsl floor. Beamed cathedral ceiling. Fama ly room with floor to ce1I ing flrepluce. lOS' Cron· Lage. Pool size lot with firepit and wood plunkt!d conversation area. $125,000. Mfi·2313. Of'jN IH 0 •ti\ HIN 10111 "'"'' OCEANFRONT DUPLEX 3 Bdrms .• 2 baths up. 2 bdnns.. 2 baths down, both with frplc./con· versallon area. Only 3 yrs. young. Good rental reoont. Priced al S275.000 673-3663 833.0523 issociated llROKERS-RfAl TORS 1.01', Y.. 8ulboo b '1 lbt..J GUARANTEED Sl,000. Per Mo. -No exaer. reg'd. Have yOtl been U11itking of lncre11slng your pre· S('tll lncome? R11ptdly ex· pandtn& mult1·m1lhon dollar company is seek ing positive and ag gress1ve career onenLed persons for positions In Its new Huntington Beach /Weatm 1n11ter location. Completely new personallzed tra1nlns coone whlch guarantees your success and in· come. Opportunity un· limited! Please call Roy or Ed ror more detatls al. .. 898-7855 Act now, space la limited rtif11e1c~~ ~EAL ESTA~ OPPORTUNITY KHOCkS AGAIN Just I.Isled• 2 Br with large lort accents this one year old condo 10 Costa Mesa. Brt<'k fireplace accents living room OnJy SSl.000. looks like S6S.OOO. This wall not last· callS46·2313. (JPINIHO•ll \ "LJNIO l<I N"I' l•MNHI rtt.IESTIGE MINDE07 UYEIM NEWPORT HEIGHTS Lovely 2 Br plus walnut paneled den (could be 3rd Brl with sliding patio doors lo 10 x 20 lalUce covered p11tlo. Complete- ly remodeled kitchen w1tb Corning electric range, formal dining room and new plush cru-petlng throughout for te:J,000. Seeing is believ· ing in this bright airy home witb large back yard. Call 546·2313 . """'Ill O •ti S IVN J01Jl NJ<I 1-e;1p1111 SOUTHSHOIE ATMOY.76 PRJCI ·$51,000 Hard to believe this bigbJy uperaded 4 Br home with tasteful wall pa~. plush carpet and beauUful natural wood accents ca n be purchased at Novem· ber's prices. IC you are interested in Huntington Beach this is ooe to see! Call 8C2·2S35. Ol'fN IJI 0 • U \ ICJN 10&1 NJ(I •" [lllMM NAUTICAL NIFTY ........ 4 BR, 2 BA Custom Surrounds lrg Pool. Fam. Rm. + A frame design hide Captain '1 IXICUTIVI ISTAD llACH-411 2 STORY· POOL Fonnal entry to maJeslk llving room. Form•l din· lng room &a cooveruently served from hug e gourmet garden view latchen. Separate family room with c rackling stone fireplace + wall of &lass view of lush ter· races and sparkling free form pool. Dramatic ltaln sweep to enormous hideaway master suite and guest quarters. Walk to beach. Hurry ror this unique barealn Call ~~J~ · r• ~ llJl<I ro 8f NICI• 191HMI CALL-C.Q.-loftbonuarm.Huge OPEN FRI/SAT/SUN Mast.er~ltew/Roman WA18ROMT Palatial-to yr old-top tub-garden bath. Fpl. Of'IM SUM. 1·5 of hill view, $72,000. V.A. NutooeCefllerKit. 501 36thSINet OK~71 Cbarro. Dana Sep. Laundry area. Pierlt1oat. CboJce loca· Pt. Bil Vac." lntercomm. ••-BR .. _ ... _ LJOOISLAND I>ecwatorshutten. ..... .. 4 •• 3 .,......,. 2 V l I t fl()() 000 ,..,.,_,., all frt>lct.. lae. paUo. new ac3n o -.. . . ~..-.-. w 1paper. ..._ w-"' l·-Iona t 3 BDRM Condo $42.500 On lovely landscaped """'· ""' • -· 1 19765 Kesw1cb. H.B. '4 acre. Nr. goll. S1C'190IO,SOO ...... DEL ........ 1 HEY-V.A. HEY Country Club, Bfft nA ""'"' 4 Bdrm. SS9.000 schools & shoppUig. Twin duplexes. '93.000 9681 Woodbury. G G Principals only, pis. Each. Better hurry on wow 1-S26.000. POW! Sl49.soo these! By Oisneyland-2 bdrm. :mc>Country Club Dr. lalboa lay Prop. Hubor Blvd Lot-751·5004 • ....._.. SOX157-no speculators 1---------* 675-7060 * please, we want to see a Ovrlooldng bay/ocn. Lng•-------- farruly get this R·2 lot. $89,900 for trgi---------- R· l -Lot-49Xl00 dpJx.Owner67$-0922. EASTILU~ On Sllverado Canyon ---------• VIEW ~YE~~UPLEX GOOD PROIA.Tl Spectacularly loeated and e le gan tly 302 Portland, H.U. 3 PIOPIRTIES customized home In SHARP, SHARP Just 4 U bedrm&2bdrm HOUSES & FIXER-E b ff HORSESASK ast lu • o n e o f SHARP Good Costa Mesa loca UPPERS. Excellent op· Newport Beach'• rtnest 1e.utdlil RANCHO SAMJOAQUIM VIEW· $95,500 San Joaqwn model Golf course view. 2 bdrm + den +gourmet delight lutchen, step down hvmg room . giant b ri ck fireplace, wet bar loo ~ Deep plush carpehnJ(. never IJved 1n1 Won't last at Just $95.~. Call fast 752-1700. ()PfN It! 0 •ii\ 11/N 108' Nl<I • [9·1lilll LOCATION LOCATION Prime 3 bedroom home on ttee·llned street in one of Newport 's best neighborhood!. This out· standing home has two secluded patios and a htgl\ly upgraded (ntenor. and is situated on a large pool sized lot Priced 3 bdrm beauty w/lots of Uon Close to schools E1i don't you buy this portunitytomakemoney areas . offered at I M d I d I for me Dad-house & as investors or for in· Sl6S.OOO ...... _bedrooms eye appealing natura o ern ze a rge 84.X02 •m~ wood&. professional wall kitchen. family room, ot 1 · 3,., d i v 1du8 I 5 · C ALL In a ~ull setting with ...,, "'•A~.A I 1 "" SAVAGE REALTY. I I f gra...,uet.. ,;:JU;l""'own 1 v separate aundry room L 1st 1 n g 5 w a n t e d _ 642_9601 mes mer z n g v ew o rm . con ven ien t to Owner i! anxious, so call Oranite County-lo M.L ·----------• mountains, lights and schools & shops Xlnt today! 645 7221 Boards available. Quin· upper bay. Just walling north CM locallon Just Ontu ta.rdReaJt.ors.S73-8250. ,.ftMAOMl ... IU S for you. Ca ll n ow listed ' Better take a ~ ~ " M ~-look 646-nll. in Tustin and Irvine. OKH111•-trHUNlt:>1tN<t• - ~W-"'-u..MR ........ 211-------1 $38,000toS70.000. ltilirJ I ~ l~•r ~~;l;~: on ~~H~O~M~7ES~52~.k~LL~· ~E~RS~·~, -!~ltjllj~ NEWPORT BEACH Open~ll-4 Thursday lhruSunday 2.MOVista Baya Corner of Tustin Newly remodeled. Super kitchen. Large d1n10g room, charming liv rm, lge rumaly rm . $ Bedrm, 2 bath + detached studio bldg & 2 car gar. Hl f' Pool. Harbor Hi. 400Lll" ~ RIRAU CJtd'Gttb AIW quJet cul-de·sac with l•-----------------$42,000 ·roraial dining room, 2 Bedroom condo 4 yrs large family r oom, new. Low mamte'nance kitchen eating area . Shake roor. pool & P!'Z'k·Ukeoverslz.ed yard clubhouse nearby. Hurry with nowel'll, Crwt trees, call basketball 'h court, auto sprink le r s, covered patios, and yard bghling system. Looks like a mb(lcl homeJhurry won't last. CallS-40-tlSl WESTSIDE REAL TY INC 848·2.J21 · ··""'~::. HERITAGE . • REALTORS YOUW SllM THI DST, MOW COMI SH THa llS1'! Starting as low as $300. a month, your choice of sharp Condominiums in Mis- sion Viejo. El Toro, and Lake Forest. All are 2 BR, 2 sty mdls, w-pvt garage & pool privileges. For more info. or appt. ask for Don, at 581-7070 or call OWner-Bkr, at 581-1098 eves. ngbt. CALL 751·3191 Have IOUlethina you want • SELECT Trade your oid stuff for to selJ? Classllied ads d PROPERTIES new .goodies wilh a It well -Call NOW, Clusified ad. 642·5678 642-5878. fa1nway ClOS€OUt. Oriv one new hOme tell n lhls odl.fl. Oriented QOlf c:cuse COOYrU'VIV A ~le/v f\.fMt'ted 2-bedroom model wtth 0 golf-000'58 View $97.000. Going lost c~ todov Open HOUM, Sunday 12·.& Tooy Gleason (714) 752·0831 lrvlne, Collfomk) llVne Pocllic DevelOpment ComQcnv ~ncho SMl]OaQUln t.ownhoni€s Q~ \ D4 DAILY PILOT Friday, January 21. HITT ...... ,_ S. ~:::For S-. •..•.................. . .................... . ....... Fors-. ...... Fors-. ........ s. ••• ,.. 100• 1002 ••.••................ . ...... ,.............. ...........•.......... . G .. G .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. • ... , 100•-100 ...... 1002 ~~------······················ ...................... ....................... ----- SINGLE FAMILY HOMES .............. Sdloel DW.ldl Come early and choose your lot, sign your contract. A QJOO. good faith deposit is required (there is no time to construct models). New single family Buccola homes under construction (framing stage). DRIYEJlT APllL/MA T 1977 1 and 2 Story -large lots, 3 bednns., 2 or 2~ baths tra~itional designs, fireplaces in s pacious. family room'. Dinmg and Breakfast area. Shake roofs. Thermal insulaUon In ceilings and outside walls and many, many more amenities including: A LMM 111'CH84 ... 11ousa wneow Great location on Paularino Ave., north on Babb from Baker St. (Betwn Fairview & Bristol Sts., 2 Min. ~ So. Coast Plaza and close to schools, other necesaities and arterial highways). Priced tro. SI I. 950 to $16,500 fwbject to c ...... I be.._. Flll•dllg COWLIT10N WILi. U APM./MAT Im We suggest that you see our Sales Representative· on premises from 11 a.m . to dusk on Sat. and Sun. or call our oflice at 540-8833 Monday thru Friday 8-S. Eves: c•ll our Sales Representative 537·7722. * BuccofaJJ.oms6 q.lty .._. sa.c. tt47 450 I llrdl St .. Mewpart leacli 714: 540-tllJ, hn: 517.7722 Costa Mesa Silgle Family tt.nes ------- *UNITS* .................... s..c...e .... • ............. H11pltal --. PUii NlDI OfO¥n•11• ·~-..·····~· ........ • 4 trt,rk •• _..,...,.,.. •7 ..._ ...... ...,,._,.dieeeec.._. & ....... •cl1t ..... • 71 .......... c-tt•WC.1111-. ................. .., ...... ·~· • 42 ......... cu1ta..WCll 111 _.. ................. .., ..... I I 'ffil#I. ........................ -.... dlleoae....,. a•••• Wll Mtlllllt •7 ...... _,,2yn.~A ~ ............. ..... 1111.000. •ZO .. IO .... C.calllllei.,_t..._.• ,.,.., ............ cl. .. • ........ 2 ..... 4yn. .......... St6,IOO,.._... • 201 .... J yn. old. C1 1t ta rec. ......................... ·--Qual~· -~~ liialPlar:• &ilfilmm llPJr1 map-s•~t:tU... ~PrtDP.!! tlea 752•1920 7H.•"20 MOO ~n.. MOO ou.uc.n MACH G1•1al 1002 C5wrtl 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• · EXPB4SIVE THY HOME ... as thy purse will buy -neat but not gaudy ... for thy home oft pro- claims the man. In fact, your entire f amity will take pride in this elegant VIEW PROPERTY, with approx. ~ sq. ft. of luxurious living space. There are 4 spacious bdrms., 4 baths, wet bar, huge f am.i}y rm., f rplc. & very lge. formal dining rm. Also, 3 car garage. Realistically priced at. $325,000. 759-0811 New Listing: $49,000. MO DOWN PAYMT. Spacious 3 bedroom or. ren privacy and luxury at reMOnable price. Ne dn. payml. tow monthly pymta. Truly a delight le see and enjoy. Hurry please call 191-7115 MESA VERDE & GUEST HOUSE Lovely 3 bdrm, 2 ba home. Has oew cpts, drpe. Dramatic rtr to cellln1 atone frplc. All ol this & guest apt w /bd, LR & batb & only $65,950. ~9'91. ~ Walkt!r & Lee Rimi lstate ,,. ....... Pets. ....... Fors-. ........ '°".. HeetMt For Stle ...................... ......•...•.....•..... ..•......•...•.......• . .........•. , ••....... eawrtl I 002 GiewM 1102 81•.. I OOJ CJ..,.. t OOZ 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ONI SOUTH OF 10 I South «. tli .. IOlbway (~ 101 ) in Corona del ¥er ls a new Unique Home. baro-lUte exterior. shut· ten, crcm ~ windows aod heavy shake roof .. fnside you'll find fireplaces In the living room and fami- ly roolJ). fresh ,Paint throughout and two bedrooms and two baths. Stressed for expansion. This ls a cottiage on a hill by the bay; one south ol 101 . 4 Ufl!Wl(.)UI: li{)Ml:S REAL TORS1'. 675·6000 2443 East Co.m Highway. Corona del Mar aho in M"' Verde, at 546·5990 Ciawo... ltoJIG••rtll 1002 ....................... . .................... .. Peli! Barrett lealt11 WAlOFUNT DOYEi SIHllS, OPEN HOUSE IRYINE.CAMPUS VIEW 1UCT 4295 Paseo de Vega. 1·5 Sun & Mon. Garden home. 3 bdrm .• 2 ba., patio kitcbesa. wet bar, alt cond., f ullY up- graded model home. Pool & sboppina nearby. tat.MO tltcla land. C.M. -161 UNITS New, pride ol ownership, xJnt rental area. Pool, rec area, workshop & storage. Utl.000. c.M. IUPl.EX -$96,500 Rare find East4lde. 2 Bdrm., 1 bath units. large lot ln good loc., complete- ly refurbiahed. First ttme advertised. llVINE WILLOWS 4 Bdrm., 2 bath, brick fireplace. model #104. Owner out of state. A re-. alistic value at S'2.tSO • c•-$111.500 A real charmer w /free standing frplc .• heated patio, vaulted cel1lno + many more xtras. 2 Bdrm, 2 blttls & only ~ blk to ocean• bay. RUFFS c• Two story ffet standiag home w/3 Elegant, spacious home. Featuring free.form swimming pool in entry court. s Bedrooms, 4~ baths, den and view of lovely open Bay. Boet dock for several small or one lar'6 boat. Ad· joins private beach. Call ft>r appoint· ment. Bdrm., 2~ baths, dining rm., frplc .• 1850 sq. ft., view of greenbelt. Day care, pre-school, CdM Ri, park:: & shopping all within w.~JJW lking distance. Available now at SIOSAOO. •• **** We have a serious need for a waterfnmt home on Linda or Udo Isle. Please ca11 if you are considering selllng. PETfj BARRETT REALTY # •' I I \ BAl.801 PENINSULA POINT Profess. decorated 3 bdrm. + den + office. Located on a prime street of the polnt. Lal.mch up to a 16 ft. boat in 15 minutes. Owner SaJ'S plumbing. e lectrical & beating completely replaced. Listed at $158,SOO -what will t= ~next year? 2141 OPEN SAT/SUM 1-1 JEFF BRIERY, REAL TOR 2602 Ma..,..t ~ ............. ~· 675-2311 ••• ,.. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EAS18lUFf OPEii HOUSE SATUIDAY 12:00 ta 5:GO PM · · 3007 CAROB C.640.HOO \ \I J J~:): 1(1·: \I :I'' 11 ·u Jf.l'-.'tHJPf ! fH 1 Nf \~PC•fH HI -_, H ----e 1a11.. I 002 Q wrtil I 002 . ~llela~ Mesa Verde For Under 671-9111 24 HOUR S&YICI ............................................... 1002 ••• , .. 1002 .............................................. 1Wo1!~!t~ on 1 laqe eo.ta Mesa lot 7.oned" for three more un its. surrounded by la.rg apartmenl complexes Th.ts parcel is ready fo development. Full pnc SBS.500. CALL 556-2MO SPANISH TILE & RICH PANRING C::SELECT 'T'PROPERTIES For no money down. II you're a Vet. Over 180( sq . rt. o r beautiful customized living. 4 Bed rm .• 2~ Ba lhs formal dining. Great value for ooly 167.500. ................. VACANT A REA D FOR YOUR INSPEC· T ION. Super famll home with tic. Bdrms dbl brick fireplace -------beaut carpets. heav} shake root, ramll,Y roo and much more. Oood location on qwet street one block lo park an i.cbools Hurry. don' rruss tins one• 546 5880 ~~HERITAGE I . • REALTORS 8'CUml 4IR NOMI ·P roresslonally decorated & landscaped. 2 paUos. Huie, split· level master suite; sunny brkfst. room ; formal dining; lg. f amity room w/wood-burnlng fireplace; great open kitchen w/custom cabinetry. 6-montbs new & owner transferred. $1l8,500. Bill Hutcbl.np 752·1414. (BU) YIEW C» THI .._. Lovely 4BR Lusk Harbor View w/family room & low mamt. yard. $153,000. Helen Wood 644-G>O. (BJ2) . LUXWY Ir COMPOD Deerfield Parle Home -Plan 5. Elegantly decorated formal living room. le c:tJ.nlq room + cozy family room w/br1clt fireplace. 4 spacloul BRs + 3 full bath.I. Lots of cabinetl lo papered kitchen w/brtfat. bar. Pf()f esslonally landscaped -low majnt. $120,000. Lorralne Rennie '152·1'14. (813) " ~EAL ES1A~ 3 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM ~6,500 Bea1.1Ufwl1 malntalned Weaulde Costa Men bome. Custom family roomadditlon.1~ Baths. ....;;;;;======;;..1 copper plumbtna. new AllALCHM nd,coocretedriv• ~THE REAi. ~ ESTAT£RS Locatedlnoneotlrvtne's 64CMl6l J4:r COl\TS& WALLACE ru t.l ESTATl INC finest areas. a home, not a t'Ondomlnlum. with three lovely bedrooms, a dellCIMM ram.Uy room. entenalnment kltchea aftd eneloled laaal ad· joinlnl a rreal private yard. No a11oclat1on ·-------dues. Price Is only rro.ooo. cau oow to see 6'73-8S50. 418100M Jog to beacb rrom Ulla beautiful llllhlY up· lhded boml. HU.-Uv· lat room with vaun.t ullln1.~1 aourm•t ldtebeD. wn.n rarma.t dlDe. Auwnable V.A.. pay· ma. snt.ot par month. ffunyl CallMMm. Of'(N fll 9 • ll HUH to If MCf ~ ~ rH1: RrAI ~1 [SlAHR ~ 11.+MU ... IAMCH ffXll ·POOf.. U4,tto AIAMOOMID Circular drlv• to dramaUc bome built oa alnlle level. Huge falOllr ebed IM,q room. Cowt· \17 ldteben. Dine. "•ad· ly eutert.alnment area overlooks cove r•• PavUion and •s-rtdial pool. Separate w~ foe mualve master awl• and chllclftoa quan.rt. n ..... 'bit bar1am I• tbe llady. HUrt')' weo't lMLcau-.1111. (1'fN r. •• II $ ftJN 10,,, IOIC1 I ~·~ Tlft RfAI fqAHR<i IA~ Cllllln =i doft, Mall)' to c rom. "Call lot I t • • .. 1 I I 111.1::1· R1·c1I ht.1t1· .... , ... ~, '{t_..•~· CAPE COD CHARMER 3 Bedroom , 2 Batba downslalrs with un· flnllhed "Bonus Room" upat&lrs ol approximate· lY 800 sq. ft. Hardwood ~~Ir'. tloora, wood 1bin1led roof and a super site aox120 n. 1~ r-BIG CANYON Beaut. 4.BR, large Uv .. den " fam. rms .• ~ maulve fireplaces maanlllceot swim'1. pool Jacuul a n c waterran. Gr eat bomt for entertainina. Securt· t1 1uard at gates SIU.aoo. 64M600 tm.Y ........ CIMI' UuurpuMcl ocean vlewa, you•u ... CataUBa. Paloe Verdel -lt's breathtaldnl and .1ou'll have your own prlYIM beacb. Hlah, private, DOOl 1.U., corner locatfoo. Featur· ID1 ' bedrooms or 3 and a den. Separate c11n1na. $181,900 .• SAMTAAMA SAVB·S4t.ts0 FULi.NiCi SUper clean ready to uv• In famUy home In dealra· blearea. VA/FHA tenn• wibeU.~able lba\ this la &mdft' '50,000. Call todai •·mi. $36,950 SPAMISHHTATI Btn decorattn1 & de· + C5UEST HOUSI lllhtM brlclt paUo area' + POOL-$51,500 co 91 p ll men t th I• Aut.benUc red Ule roof. spaeloua 1 story town· Sheltered secluded entry home. tr you are paying to rtnest llvln1 room• was~ed rent money• QinUna kitchen plus dio· • s your chance toge lnl ! Three Bandldo slae IOIDe laX deductions le a b d 1 aavlng1 accnt started e rooms P ua never Sm 'b · before never aaaln wtne dn pymnt poui le. cellar and work shop. 646-ml. Sparkling su.mmer run pool on .18 a~re . IRAHD HEW Separate guest house! 4 BR, 2 Ba . ram·rm Pancho Villa must have ~ Walker & Lee RP.111 f state bome, fut.a1Uc areea· lived here · don't wall for belt, immed. occupaney•--------1 this romantic adventure. upon approval. $71,000. 1/s ACIE POOL Callqutck 847.tOlO. 546-8,40 ESTATE $61,560 Ol'fN 1111°'" s IUN /(J ill NI((' roiJ ~J!!N ==a·~:~:~~:;. !•Bill ~ .. _._ ecl.ltive double door en· IUILD 11 UMITS On thia prime piece of land & eQjoy tax abeUer, appredatJoo lo Income. Bicycle distuoo to tbe beach. Jual llale d. 046-mL. ~ Walkr.r t; l r.e lfeal f r.tah: FINEST IN COSTA MESA In beautJful Mesa dtl Mar, this 4 Bedrm ., 2 bath pool home bas it all for you. Close to 1Nl1'k, tennll, schools " atiop. ping. Priced at tl2.SOO. Phone for • 5'M1'l try to lavish living room!i-------- Separate family room Hard To Find' wti.b PalOI Verdes atone • fireplace! Epicurean PACESETTER MESA kitchen with dinlnit ! VERDE one·Of·a·klnd. Sweeping ma s t er large48edrm.planwlth bedroom retreat + 2" for ma l dinin g and Ram b II n 1 Y.s acre custom oversized ramtly (rounds with fenced room addition. Larae cbiJd-aale pool! Owner palio and low main· M)'S brtna an offer! For t.e1UnCe yard. Offered at quick appolntmeol call only -.soc>. Hurry, caJI an.ecno. ia today alMO-U51 Ol't"1Ill0•11SllJH 10 11 N<f • THE REAL EST ATrRS ~i:I --· .... -s~ HERITAGE . . RE/\LTORS ...... 1002•·-.. ll02 .............................................. CE 110111 ILlllf S CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE H CANYON OM 1MI PAllWATS1 Lovely N'ew Custom Contemporary with View Golf Course & Mounta1na 3 Bedroorm 3 Baths, Family Room Wet Bar, Red Cedar Sba.ke Root & Sldlng. Built in All Electric Kitchen. Many Other Excltln1 Amenities. Now $259,500 OMa-............ DlftD: IS VAMllH YO. STYLI? COIOMA • MAA Garden-Ute atmosphere, with formal living and dining. Great kitchen for the gourmet cook, lots of extras, like atorase, guest rooms, bllllard room, 4 bedrooms, plua Imported ceramic tile and It'• all here la this custom designed corner home built by Valentine & lands caped by Beeson. Large mualve rooms w/htgb cellings, 3 bedrooms. same room, private muter 1ulte w/jac:u.ui. $239,900. carpets. Hidden wine cellar. 1 Beclroom, l Bath Rental recently recarpeted and painted. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY $185,080. tee. , Beat lnflauon 3 Br 2 811. ON YOUR LOT Only $34,950. 1,.o additional mro Wnle t t: C 0 Planning. P 0 8o). 305. Buena Park. Cu 00621 lolboo Ptttiftsula I 007 •••••••••••••••••••••• NOR IN S R E ALTY llGCAMYOH on the pr~l1~1outt Bulbou liii IPlac• OCEAMVIEW l!"Quai~ !Jenn Pt ) ou l'an 1>e1 Prap...titta Catalina on u dl'ar day 7$2-1920 w an <X'ean \ ww from 1&00 OUA!ln Ml 'UACM sicMVieio 1061 •••••••••••••••••••••• .IY QWNER-Tre•iRo 3Br. 2Ba. new paml le carpet thruoul. cul-de s ac. $68.900. Call tor appt.831-~ VIEW · S2 I 5,000 View Newport 811y to Qllallna! Iron gate en try. Mammoth llv1ng room with VlEW' Mar bte flrtptace. Pantled formal dining room Wet bar. Spacious lutchen & pantry. Extra laq ;l· maater w10&. Classed view patio Load1> ol storage 3 Car g11r11g~ Call DOW ror personu I prevww 752 1700 every rm on 2nll nr 3 BR w den. 2 palms. den " e11.h1in~ by 11 heam ce1I mg w1bar & refr1g 558-8844 •• PENINSULA POIMT 2 Story home. 2600 !lq ft. sBr. 3ba. ram rm Simple r1 nanc1ng. Sl39.000 Owner/Ai,tt. Ph673 3350 Corona det Mar I 022 ....................... TAX SHELTER &LEVERAGE 0 W C 2nd TO So ol llwv One 2 bdrm with huge mi.tr & bltns . -. 2 1 bdrm untts l' ~ Blk1> tooccan $149,500 ORANGE COAST RULESTATE 644-4848 1.1 ms rn;u 110LSE :.! Ur :! ll.1 :... or II\\} Sll8.UUll l'.111 I Ma rt 1n --MESA DF,L MAil SUIF~LTY 979.1050 JRr den w pvt entran('e. 2 tar gar. rrplc. air cond. r'W11e1c ... ~ M>wly dcl·oratl'<I. pool sx , _________ , Int. off str~l arce:..' ~RV ~ BR. E /slde 00 qwet sl.. VIEW ~EAL ESTA~ parktnf(). quiet cul~e· pride-o r-owners hip we-...hentohelp ollakeandmounlains.ln soc. close to everything, s 1 4 . 90 o. YE AG ER --------=--• center of Woodbridge. ~·~>nl y S72 .500. RLTY.$56-6171 HOUSE + lUNITS Close to proposed s hop· · -Lovely z BR home. Pin& center . ~Away from $57,500 lmmarulatc 3 Br. 2 Ba home Al l Bltns . r1 rcplacc. huge r11m1ly rm and manicured vard ca11 545-8424 ASSOCIATED SO COAST BK RS $35,000 2BEDROOM Customized HCMM comp. refurbished + ad· traffic. On quiet cul·de· 4br, 3ba. Mesa Verde dl'l land for 3 more units. sac. 2 BDRM. plus den, area. 2100 sq.ft. corner XJnt loc. In rapidly de· 2\.ia ba. home: will be re· lol._ Slumpi;tone renc'g, veloplng area. 169.000. ady for occupancy in spr- pauo w /ploy house. Open Agt.. MS-1103 Ing. ~$al/Sun. $84,500. Call•-.;;._-------• 557-8382 . 3230 Oregon $591900 Ave. ---------• Newly decorated. super Opn Sot/~n I z.5 ruce 3 br. 2 ha. lg. patio • Large R2 lot East.side could be easily enclosed. 3Br. 2 ba. dbl gar. RV Seller motJvated. Submit storage & Ko1 pond. 325 all olfers. Agt ~-8623 Rochester Call S48·S21 l SEASCAPE 2 Br Twnhae t.fESA VERDE Hllnt. Harbour area OPEN HOUSE a? .500. 846-8694 eves. 4t523 CAMIU5Dt:IRVllfE SUNDAY 12toS Sparkling 4 BR. xlnt loc orr Royal Palm Dr BY OWNER-SAVE $SS OPEN DAILY lmmac, walk to bch, 4 8A.M.T06P.M. Br. ram-rm. dine rm. 2 Ba '92.000 Open hse Sat •OPEM HOUSES* & Sun 10-4 9131 Regatta I 0..3 Prideor0wncrsh1p Dr. H B Call 1714 , 1751r for onl>· s:>!l.900 you 962-5776 can have this 4 bedrm Hntg 5;;-;;-11 (( 4 -8-;-COTTONWOOD 1621 MLNORCA OR BKR 714/ 492·4121 L ISTEN TO T H E /i)_c QUIET. Occanv1ew con· ...1~(p' ~~ do retreul above Allso h..(J1 1\ ;() Canyon. 2 Bdrms .. 2 'h ·~ ~ baths, den. 2 fireplaces, ::; \ \ ~ wet bar : every modern ~ .-~·~ convenience Bonus hob· (_,,) by /work room. See the "~ sun set over Catalina . walk to th e beach REAL ESTATE S!M.500. BUYA PIECE MORE THAN A TOUCH of Laguna w /view. OF CLASS Exqwsilely M.500 dec«ated. nearly new _ Bdrm. & 2 i,., bath home. lNCOM E Ocean. canyon & v1llat1 Commercial + large apt VlCWS. Th.ts one has 1t all· sw ooo skyhght.s. 2 rlreplacea. _. _ · d1n1ng rm louvered QUAINTCHARMER b I 1 n d s . bu 1 l l 1 n Extenor Old English. lD· m1crowave&1sw1redfor terior <'irca 1977 stereo Huge l(amt or w /diahwaaber. plush hobbyroom.$139.500 carpet, hni place & * 494-8057 * MORE' 187.500 Heal J:~-;t,1tl' M 1 7;1113 r:::i~lll•••:""l home in move·m cond. / 1 1125 000 6882 1 1 · Very sharp Kensington 5 You know today's pnces, w ~ · • · . •7t BR home In prestigious tomorrow t!I anybody's tie Harbor Dr 5:16-SI O DEAN Homes of Univ EMERALDIAY By Owner CLlc Hkr 1 DUPLEX 2 Bdrms each & view S125.000 CORONA DEL MAR 4 IEDROOM $1 07.500. FEE Even le!'.~ t·o~lly than ;.my .I Bedroom 1n town Ap· prox 1500 !>11 ft . 2 baths. hll'ge master bt-droom, <'Dl) firepl.H:e. µool si~,cd yard, all walkmg dis· lance to pnvate beach Call 644-721 1 /Jn Nlull E:lAIL(Y & ASSUC iArES ~uess Call Betty. Cen-Owner/Agt Pk. Neat SPA and gos tury 21. 548-1168__ OPEH HOUSE BBQ. Rwlder's home• Xtras. SUNDAY 1-5PM 17752 CASSIA Step dn l1v rm. fplcs. 4 BR, I~~ RA . lrg yard. TRH $49,500~...iew 2000· 4 br. dr. SS0.000 close to new llbrnry & Highly popular s BR f"'lll Chris. Bkr. 963-8377. park. POOL hom e with OftTheMortiet! 963-6876 67UColpeClrC?\e ENTERTAINMENT as Oul!>Lilndl.ng new llsllnf(. . Real Estate N.twortl the theme of this neat Wh1te-watt<rocean view Open-beam cclllng:.. f''red 8n1u~i. 1\IA Des Dining room. Oen 2 Bedroom 2 Baths Lrg lol-nn lo expand PRICE $189,500 Call for a ppl . 494·8371 EXCLUSIVE LEASING Vltlag~ f''a 1re leasing ugents t 104 So. Coast Hwy LAGUNA BEACll 497-2457 Valla condo, 3 bedrooms. Unique 5 Bdrm. sep hv-524 5940 yard. with bwlt in BBQ. •••'""l!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!I!!• 2 full baths. D1111na room ~m. din·rm. lge ram-rm, ----·-----· l'Odctail seats in the pool vi.w . Chanll areu. gourmet kitchens. 2 ba. ~ ciu-gar Schools & BY OWllo...IER and ctose lo private Pri•ocy Foreeda1rbcat Pnvate shop g near. S69•9oo. f"'lll TENN IS c rts . An Qlllthlsminute!Charro patio area Call today. Owner 49H02l Beach cream pulf. great EXECtfl'IVE'Sdellght. .. .. iiiiiijiiiiiiiliiiii'ii .. iiilii.__.. llke this sells Cost 2 won'tla l. 540-1720 North CM. 3Br. Ad.J lo ~Y rete:O:Une/ocoul~P01e0t~Y· Sll9,500-3Br/2Ba·OcVu B<tnns & 2 baths. ont on OPEN HSE JAN29 & 30 llAMlo4PM 24082 El Tiradore Ol'fN Ill Q •II\ IUH l()lf N<• U>we~~~c~!a~celona ,,.~1Ju1l;f1;•lJ1 Dorado on market! 4br. r=i·~;f!;J ~i~ii~r:1~··~l~1~'1l~ l'h ba. upgrade$! Cpt, ~·· · -1 patio. et c. et c. etc! BIG CANYON View of Custom wood paneling. Goll course & lake. 2 br 2 Now d real bargun. ba, upgraded. $117.500 Seller will l'<>Olllder 10% lse/opt. Steps lo Tenn. do8wn111.Tho ,.. __ 1 crt, pool, jacuzzi. s~c. mpson '"'° ty 644-5441 495·1870 --------- y 4*ICJ '-lty! Friendly neighborhood. move n gbl 10 tb1a 3 bdrm .. d e n . frplc ., pools1ie back y ard $78,500. 2381.5 HelslQkl <El Dorado &it.ales,. * 494-7551 * T...sfernd IESTPRICED COROHADO W/Addllion. 4lge br's. J full bll. 011 e r szd f d m /g a m e rm w1pabsades stone frplc. Mustsee to bellcvt>. 26031 Via Del Norte OpenHw Sat/S-1·5 VIia Properil•s Inc t7l41fl1-l4J4 .... ,... .. odt 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ffafber View ., .. , ...... Comp. redecor .. oo cul de NC. lat Time offert.'d roe sale.a BR. 3 ba .• ram. nn. Fi.rushed & paneled garage. Sl34.750 COltllM ASSOC. ..... 75'.0226 PRIVATE ISLAND 30' BOAT SLIP NEWLY4 Bdrm 118 COLLINS ISLAN 0 Trade &/or Finance $308.000 673· mo 5584172~ BLUFFS Btfl 4Br. 3Ba. den, fam rm. 2600sq.f\ ownr640·87l7. 752·8556 Magnificent Vu 3 Br : Ba, FR, OR. By Owner 640-175\ Baycrest 3 br. 2 bu fam.rm, dJn.rm. Ope1 Sat/Sun 12·S. $150.000 1806 Leewar d Ln 642-7889. By Ownr Pa u I a ri n o sc h o o I . $54.500. Own r / Agnl I Sl49.000-Com'l/5 Units each wing or the lofty liv· 162.000/ make offer 0~,. ,_,0 Sl89.()()().3Brf2Ba.()cVu log rm that flows lhru lo BRAMD MEW CoasttiH...Gtty 1-~_...,.._.______ SUl9.()()().38r/2Ba·Bchsd the pnvote. bnck walled 4 BR DE.WI 631·1146 BY OWNER $300,000orS375.000 patio Shingled extenor. (Somerset) S Bedroom with a great feeling of old-fashioned s pace and comfort. s.;.r beach dlplex Like new 3 br & l br many xtras, ocean view CaJI 642·3850. Propert: + ~ "1'1 ln CoQfornlo" Townbe>use. 3 BR 2ToChoose From lge terraced <fenced> the 1doti1l ··omhmalwn of -------BeollnflallOn w/frplc. S42.9SO 997 844s BldgSlage-OrVu yard & tr~ Meu culous Fireplaces in famlly a nd --------• House. .i ne'" h111111• 10 .in Q.ljet • .Prh ate 3 Br 2 Ba. ON YOUR 4Br 38a +Pool m every detail. Come 1· ~ l d h I 1,.. h \' d n P 1 i:t h C......_Soc Sfrfft LOT Only $35,115(). For RANCH REALTY bear tbe surf al 01gbl. 1.Jvm11 rooms. large etit-1n kite.hen and family sized formal d1n1ng room. All this oo a large sunny lot Just nght for lhat future pool. <and you own the land>. Buy it t.oday and OPEN DAILY 3Br. 2Ba. dm rm. Is fan rm. pool guest hse, 1m mac. S11.5.000. ~-2545 oorhood fl'11tu11n~ .,11 You'll love the location or adchtl00a1 mfo. Wnte to ....,... I 044 551-2000 ENDANGERED Sl34~ th<· latest kitchen c1p lhJi. 3 ~room home E.C.O Planm.ng, po. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPICIES I <>pe..-gs For riointmcnh ovcr'11l'd Candlclll(ht d1.010g room. Box 305. Buena Park. Ca. DEERFIELD paUo hm. 2 SPANlSRSPLENOOR Few lert like this & just SalM A.uocMttes lo(araiw li1 rA1' room!> wood cabinet:. 1n the 90621 Br, + den/bdrm, frplc. Better take• look at this IJ.5ted' 4 cxeanfront lots ComDllsston schedule is l1o1th.., 'teµ uu"' n wet rher.., kitchen. Lots of I.rt patio & fellr yd. Nr. CORNELL in desirable m the heart or Laguna competitive. Free spirit· h.ir mini oce<in 'll'W Al de" u r at or to u c b es a Toro I 032 pool. Priced to sell quick· C 0 LL E G E PA R K . Beach. with tremendous ed olfice. Lots or drop· in close in June LEASE OPTION Newport Crest Conde furnished model home 89 mo. 6(().175 l v..llkinit di'ltanc<' ti thruout L1v1ng room. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly. $66,900. By owner Completely upgraded, ~mmerc1al ~ res1den· buyers. Come help us ~~~~--re~eurh Onl~ uuna 10 rear yard. SOON TO BE COM· 55H70S. lath and plaster con· l1al pote ntial ; for keepourgoodreputalion C~644•7211 162.500 UlllS40-1720 PLETED 38r, 2Ba. 2 UNIV PK. VUlage Ill. struclloo, and on ly particulars.call rorproducUveaervice. OCEAMYIEW This 3 bdrm .• family r m. Newport Heights ho~ even hos a sore to stasl cash you save when YOI steal 11 tor only Sl~,000 /Jn ~lf1El 111\ll.( '( ~ l\SSOl11\l I"> 2flr ~ Ut•n. tnd1v home ~ t1·nnh pool. 'II.I -.('(•uni) ~uard. 1139.'™' 1 ~nr r,.u llY.!O DUPLEX frplc home an beauUfuJ Stanford end uoll. 2050 '92.500 'f ....... Stnet wooded ~tin~ m Lake eqlt,, 3 Br. DR, FR,+ a RANCH REALTY !I ~Wb'IF& North end. spaclou.s & Forest. March lat move ba. S87,s5o. Owner . •151-2000-. ~ ~~ tmmac. 2 bdrm .. family ln.11»5718 m.uooor$5lM>503. STEINB"'""'CT. •99·1800 rm .. 2 lge. batba, t11>lc .. 1---------..,._ sun drenched patio. a Of11H SAT/SUM I 4 OPEN HOUSE RANCHOSANJOAQUlN 4BR.FR.DR.That's this --------t worlubop. roses & • MfSA VllDE SA/iJt.~~:PM :stir, 2~ ba, popular San fan last I c p I 4 o O EMEAAU> IAl bougainvillea . See the 621 Udo Pan Dr. .... W UST..._.G v Rd 1AU Rey. Vu 1011 course COLONY. fltt&&t see to Large Family Hom oceantSl.29.500, Bayfront. condo capt. "'.:; '"' 22982 esper · le lak!.J..!.114,500. oppreclate tblS highly •494-751tl • D>.Topfloor.2 bdnn.& 31lR 2RA. upgraded Bue-EITol"O _M7_·_70M_1_~ __ 1s ____ 1 upgraded home Close to with View. 4 Bdrm, faml den, 3 baths; 2,450 sq. rt .. ro1.1 home.' m beautiful 3 bdrm .. 2 ba .. coutryslde PO 0 L. T EN N 1 s & I Y rm • wo rks ho P security bldg., boat dock· nbrhood near 110ir i·ourt1e frplc, central air. c u.siom qlJICK SALi! PARK darkroom, s un porch logavall. sm.ooo ~..,;;11m11:z:.i:=:.:. ~~h ~I b~~~ II n d Park I. o ts o f c r P t s & d r a P e a • Colony 100. 3 Bdrm, Fam • .... ..;.CH RE..., L TY dining rm, huge kitchen Gii W M.ICER hd~ 11 11 n wroutcht iron & brick spnnklors. SIM.900 conv. rm. prof decor, aU beaut ~ -Sl74•500 REALTY 675-5200 tirnwn ,h.t"-•'' Aicr .673-7601 837~. Ul>ll'd'a. Parll.pool.len· $51·2000 DOLPHIMl.L AICHIUCHHTS. )lh1~1> ""in1low rrplc . WANT Lower priced Fe it• V6y I OJ4 nll. 178,900. Quallrted 494-151 I Usten to the quiet in Uus I I I• ~TCUFF ,..,cl .:ardt-n wrth larl( 2-48r. 2Ba hoW!e Prtn ••••••••••••••••••••••• prto only. tly owner. TUttTLlltOCIC 3 bdrm .. :? batb hilltop • ..,.,,_ 40' Boat Dock Syumorc-trl'i" Sll'J,500 only Wnl<' Cla~sined Ad 3Br Twnhse. profeaatonal· ~eve./wlmdJ. -o ... "'MOOI UMlftllC LOT home featuring a living OPIH SAT /SUM I ·S PAUi.MARTiN 1f832 Daily Pilot PO ly d«enduntt •. lota&lota.-...Ranch"388 Uv· - -,. ... lot nn.wiUlbeamedceJllog, 3 Bdrms .. 3 baths. Ownyourownboatdcxbti. REAL EST.l\TI': 1>4-4 7 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. ol i.q>CJ'ds. walk lo sbop r"m .... dln·rm. cou'nt ry PL.AM l Larbuige.eold'lllz:M" wl /eaa Crplc .. blt·ln book.shelves formal dlolng or study & with large, near new 3 ea pin& $.'51.500 Own ant El(ecutive Uvl:ng can be to 00 pre-eveMd & a deck for dJnlng or eo· a huge country kitchen. Townhouse In Ncwpor> 0teanview.iu11erdaplex .926216 • · • •·· kllcb/fam rm. frplc , y-·-and•vou1l want pad. Country at · ._. .. •-•-g 2 Bd"'ms on ~, ... ,_ "'d t BMcb fot' only '12$.000 53!-0502 lidscod w/ahaded patio ..,..... # h l d K> ... .uuu · ' · ma e Ull3 new.,, ecora · "'"'II 'or ap~l"t ...... nt. ~bdnn' Heh l•--------1 · BY 0¥1 · UUs home when you aee mosp ere, sec u 8 lower level open ooto a ed ouse the perfect ""' ' " '""' Sl89 500Ajll'Ot~7000 GatATIUY! SAVE -IYOWMB 1 owae r . SH.OOO . tl. Located in the U · area;.~:~~~~l very private paUowltb famllyhome!L.lvlngrm. 64 3474 OCU MVIEW Eaatslde Costa Mesa Exceptional 48r, 38a, Ai:5l..er7 elusive blll4 of Turtle lush plantings. Matr. & family rm. feature mrnm•'""'--home. 3bdrm1', l1r1ielot formal dln rm, huge wooo-•IU'!t.1 ~k. Aftienitles Include bdnn. bas Its OWD frplc. apen beamed ceilings & • I n I O,.• Sat/5'tft l·S with room to expand. mstr sulle, 4mo. new. '"".,., 3 bdnnl., large family Quality conatruclion large dbl. r11>lc. Our ex • I 132 Seo L.-e, CdM Q>ntrally localed $58.SOO $95.200. <7 l4 > IMl3·4T32 AllOll LAii rm., dining rm.. brick U\ruoul. $98.500 elusive llsUna. ll42.500 I ~=~~~1~: ~~d~~~:~:~~~~~w~: _n_e_.POOL ___ H_O_MI ___ • =:~r::~::o::d =~=~~~rr.~~ :~~~~:~·~':~:~~~1u~: l~L:i1D.~1~ paper & tih• llui.ti• lot 4 Bdrm. lg ram rm.--.:----------• homemmodel cond1Uon STE..,L! area;tbi1J nicelydecorat· -~-·-··--··-.,. ~~.1 u1. Unt,..lwvublt' rri1ur tion w I f rp I c. P arks Ide WOODBRlOOE and 11ellin11 for only "" ed I ·bdrm home has • 675·6930 • i.MOI')' , .. c ..... •Or q c~ ios1411,,"l0 _________ ,Estates S95,UOO. Agl. Luxury Condo, t;y 182,flOO,onfeetaod. a Bdrm, Z ba w1ram-rm. J<rt1at poulbtlitlcs 36:l~ 1-:. c.:,,1 11"'· ~<IM uh~. ell•r b9ug h1 Nu·k Vrarni A.:t·nl c714 '847-0566. Owner. Arbor Lake Laguna C h arm ...... 950 another. 2 81ls. toecean l$2 t>.'l:.!t :,:-,1 n "f,tr1arcUtf" 2 BR. 2 Ba.. Spacious grounds with -·· Open S.t /liu.n 1.31M;30 1--------•13 Br. 2 ba Warner 6 Sa\leNo\lernex.tpbaae. Chrua &c Avocad o11 DAMAPT.UMITS WlSTCUff 330 W1tlnut St. QJ\IY 2 Alk!I tu ocean. 2 DR Den. J,500 liq ft . open every day until i;old 417 Dahlia eo.ta Mffo 1024 ·••·••··········•···•·· f\ne MOiia V<>rde 2 alory 5Br, 2\'Jba. many amerut1n S96.700 Pnn Oftly 751 ·3830 N~. S77.500. Make Mt-183ior.-.2109 Ocean view. A really Lovely old Spanlab bldg BY OWNf;R $79,900 offer HOTpropertyatS99.500. with lots of chum & 28r. 28• Luxury Condo. CAYWOODlll.ALTY Ea!lts1dr 2 Bdrms. 1 CoostllM lealty 494-6525 characte r . Three 1· priced to etll. S6UOO. • S4l·IZtO * bath. llH blt·ins. w1w 631•1146 u...a:.,....... bdrm., 1 bath unlt.a with Beat buy In Newport. c a r p l' t . e n c I o 1 e d "'9U1 tiUAI "'Pl.ISIOIMT.. 27 .I SCIHJC beauurul ocean views It 548-0058 BEST BUY t.n S(a Ca 11a rages Lfl' sep LARGE Yea-1H bav• to tell Home. l'eaat your •Yea ,..er..: modernized kttcbeM All di patios Near al shopping IOOft, IO come 1.&b a'* oa um beauty ln ~hills •--thll on • IJ•· comer lot, LIDO ISL£ n,Yoo. Piao 11 Broa moo' &schools. s • S Tri ~vel, 4 Br 3 Ba, at thla 4 Bedrm., fem ot Turtle Rocle. with ex· In Laauna Be.ch! R·l . with well established tbr, 3ba. OR. lAeot pou. ~':t'r!.::: 2:C:-i:.r lL ucu THOMAS bonus rm. rormal din1-!'•· room + boou room, q\llsJte taodsupln& • =Unt: hl&bel1~~ .. ·~ planllnp, Palm t.reea. lae/opt-/mol1M15 \mnl, Fot •rt.to clear ramll,y rm, wetbar. pOoJ. Comell mockl lo CoUta1 paab~vacy 3 Bdrm& 2 many ex.c ...... Sl.S,000 .. ,,._Pb i·-BJ REALTOR Jaruui. Many xtras. Part. 15 dlffU'Ht tnll b.tbl•• · " ocean view be>m•ltea. HADOI VllW .ec •-: -·· DUPLEX .IASTSIDI N.tOc~y HADLEYREALTORS trees In yard and si<»it!occny femllY rm. OUTSTANDING OP·~ lt.AL..1-sn owner.1231,000. DtW.eoutHwy. 963-3933 ;._u::c,A•~rbartaln! · · PORTUNlTY for Im· ~ ........ YlewHI ~pt Beach $48·$$27 A&em ii& a1lnat1¥e developer! r A apecucu1at 5 br, 3 ba ....... bUfam rm, Zfrplea. ·~~EVES~·~·~· 5'5-5M3~~~~ll ....... •IHct. 1040 55•.7000 C.UnowlordetaU... w /premluro lot . 81 U>n 1: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ • "·'*"'-owner. Courtesf to Bkn. ..,. • Ellqulttt.e decor S&S R.eNJe Speclallat.a. 3, RANCHO SAN .IOAQUlN T' """'-' · . ~11!'& 110SN.C...Nwy.,Lopna llt4,500.MM803 tbnOut. lulah mut• Big lree&. b11 yard. COY· ered patio 3 bdrm, 2 bolhs . natural brick flre pl11ct ti par1tdetl. Pl1ccd low al $70,000 for fatl ~nit-Ownfr boueht anoth<>r AXll IASTSIDI tors bdnn modelB avail best locaUoo & vie n r.. 4M-1t77 ~ nit41. ll40,000. IUaht locauon• RIJ,?bt soaww/poola96f-te02 ' pri~d for lm cnedlat VILLAGE · ~ 9eawmddlx 2 8rcoodo,2 PACIFICBeaJEstate 11x•' Right pnc~· Bnna Pennington Propertla aale. Prtnc.onlJ. 75,z. REALTORS eoo ....._....., 1012 sty. t~ ba. fplc, up· OtaeHlll &42.o200 hrw1~ ond tOt>ll. 811 4 ;;.'h••••••••• •• •• ••••• t:radecf, encl paUo, ci. tc bt-droom home. l\ug .. Beaut. 2 BR. ~ood area. tnfneTtn-ac.Up1r11ded AllC>a• .a.1tl LOCATION ... NORTH ELN100£LTerrace. 4 . 6ch. S6UOO. Prine oaly SIAYllWPLAMt cobln Ilk~ ramlly room. re<tec. lo/out. By owner . O.mbrtdU a Bdrm. ,.._, 1_ .. _. --,.:....._. END. Offen vie wrwalk 2 br. 2~ ba . twotue. Ml88·8320. •o·1Ht SaJeorTrtde944-5588 I ur a~ u u d b rl ck 5$1,500. 983-76$2 balhl. r r plc , wetbar ~--"'·~-llG· to btach 2 BR bome. Lndacpd. wood panel'&. ~11wkndt. fireplace. uge your Im· _....HOUSI 1 ••M crpt. drp1. Din rrn ~ 'll~wner. · or J&lnt cood. Larao lol comm. pool. 1165.SOO. 8y1;~~;;;~;;;i;;;;;;;;; N~l9y~l ,.,...!.'"!8 r. aginatlon, but hurry I _.._.. ._. '7f,500. 144-7415. ..._.1 · w/tremeftdoul R.-2 ~n· owner '40·0"4. Open ..,,_ """'.....,. " C.111 ~030.1 ~ &t sun 515 18th St. ~r Condo SuP"' Vftw Ual. LllrJCa enou•b for lbMSun. 1•5rM •ST ILUFFS 2 a ~ ten n 19. pool. s-o~rs1r OLSON .. __ , Br 2~ Ba deluxe h.mo, Unlv. P ark Twnhme. Jbr, • 8t P'i m '-• 11.......,. 2nd unlt M .&00. Early aroa. Redecorated "2.500 1@2$t8 for appt W lit to be h brnd ... --boo room Zbe "" ' ,,_, • _.,, PROF&~Ol'i,ALLY 3bdrm .. "b.t,yfront"wllb -0:-. M,800.a~ todayl ~~ra1111ttU1.oai. • • :;.cOOiJ~:.-s:~l·~~d. LANDSCAPED watet vlew 1132.500 O• BEAClHIOUSt W\U noUut. llML. J &dllarct Mdl. by 'ca~•~ SBt 2Rll. fam rm, llv rm. .-rs month 2 Atory 3 br A rume L,EADERSHIPR,S, owor. 114,110. IU·• £,.t ........ uUhty rm, SU,000. A.lfMt 640-6* w/Jacuu.l -3.900. Cull 84a.4481 taOlBaybtft'JWaF. ..., " -• _, ... ee.i .....,..,..... 11\-2151 !._IVll('rtyltoutef42·3850 " DAILY PfLOT Frfd!f. Janu!I}' 28. um ....... '-111*4 ...... U....Al•d ....... u........ ....... u......... ...... Ullfwal .... ~ U.fw•1¢ad ....,.. .... ,. I .............................................................................................................................................. ,, ........................ ~.~~ ~~.!!:~ ...... Colt.Mno lU4 Coste.-1a UJ4 •1•t•V6y 3214 Ma41hgtonleodl 3240 lnlM J.144 Mlgtltf 12.51 ............ ....................... .••......•..•.•.•....•• ....................... .............•........• ....................... . .•.•...•......•....•• Mlwpotta..dt 1069Mlwpotta... 106tAcNOlltfw .. IJ00 £S1dc: ~oo. 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OPIN SAT/SUH 12:30.5 Cll644-7ZI I /Jn Nf[,[L f}l\11.f y bi l\SSlJflAlf.S /Jn NILi(L · uAiL[Y [,. l\~'lU[ll\T E5 R...1..-.1 !10 OOQI 540-5310 $.m. 648 7'129 Realtor ~ no Fe. 552-4201 V1ilfo lZ67 ~ ' • Won't last! Coty c:otta"e 2 b "'-··~· 1 .. I c•~.... cpt'd 3Br .,, .... b CMS. 2 br. gar .. kids. peta ......... , k GI "'8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ten well toe• ed •c.ret l.n • r ,..,.._ D cou ... comp ..,..... • ...... a sgla. ok Fee .... "eroe en. new" r. Limca.ster IA!vet : rood I 8 5 · F e e I 1 5 · refurbiahed. No pets Tiburon Condo. Bllns. Main Juntals, 540.5370 3&. fam rm. t~nnl.11. pool vail Now 2600 s11rt. nl'w frontaire: power nallll· Beachcomber, 63l·20ll $280. 548-6173 Oawahr. relrltc. pool -ownr saso. 640-3'118 ~ Br. 3 Bu. k.IW.. pcls, bic. Map and olctul"fl in t~Oft priv. $375. Ph 963·M26 or 3 81' Twnhse, cpto;, drp11, park· pool EZ tllrtnli, o<ncc.Ownerha:spriccd t;:r 3142 REDECORATED 3 Br. ~U applic,nrishop11il>'-'h. n Tl.lrtlerock Broadmor" ~.9D712&4 C714J I I m_ ... 111, 1 t den, din . rm .. new ....... 962 GOil()evs.wknds Pl11n 3. 4br, 2""9 be or m "" ~4' 91 e • ••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen. $375. 714·963-4569 NEW 38r. l~'lBa Condo ..-..-· ram rm 11v01 1 immed. Br Condo. kids OK. no j~ raooo ;r<>'f AL and 2br Twnhae. l .. urn/Un or531·954.5, Agt. No Fee cptl. drpcf, bltns. frplc. VACANT' Sharp 4 BR. $575. Ownr. R.~. A~ot. pets. s:r75 mo. IU5·348S or m.11 n ::s;::i.,,.,,,.. tum. Pool. TtnniJI. <1141 acrou from Mlle Sq. Pk. Ba. shua thru-out. bltns. ~ 83"MM~>•516·5l7 '""""' m-~or <213J 592·2468 · Mesa Verde •Br. 2~ ba. MOO mo. 963·9837 daaya, cov patio. children & --· ------Wntftavett RHltors 1_..,'--I 3152 formaldhili)l{.hUll"f•m 963-0083eves pets ok S36S . mo TURTI..EROCKGLEN Br, \lit>w, (pie. up "9t1 RI ...... _. _,,.. ... "...-• rm. study. aundeck. nr 968-7148 l.gc •Br 2 Ba, Fam Rm, J(radl'<I, dlJl l(.ar.1315 mo, 1---------""••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Verde CC. Includes Modem 3 br. Z ba. fplc. Din Rm wetbar. nr ten· !>81 6321 ---------Niguel Shores · Vu.exec: water. gurdener, new OW. oo wax Ors, cpl, Sharp3Bror2+den. Lgt nlB&ix>Ois S6()0mo yrly ---. -- LAND VALUE! 275 Ac. home. 38r. 2Ba. den. cpta/drps. S6SO /mo dtJ». $.195/mo. 963""569 fncd yd Dt::urablti lot·:t· lk. Agt. 752·0188 3n8d~·~!4t4.Ja~•;ly~~ m I Nev. 1100 per Ac:. pool, l•nnla. bch. aecuri· S46-l213 . 531·9645, Ai\. no fee. tlon. $425/mo. 642~ or -:<rliS · 1 • terms Myers·Alpha Corp ly. Marth l·July 1. S6SO Bdrm 2 D-s 892.3385 Woodbrld&c r~!ll'Oll. ----673-0756 mo. 4J6..4379 3Br + den w /pvt en 3 • I.\ -· 2 ty. targesi s Br. 3 Sa. duung Mt t •och 32,9 tl"a.oce. frplc. 2 car gar. Tiburon Twnhse w1tge 2Br. 2Ba Upgraded Con· hving family nr lake ..,. Ce...h!'fLoh/ ~4ewporthoch 3169 lg yd, quiet cul·de·sac. master. central air. do. security. wsbr/dryr. upgraded.JimMl ·ll~ ............. -...... .. Crypt$ 1500 •••••••••••••• •• • •••••• MSO mo. 546 0403 pUtlo, blt·lns. dble car la\1sh rtt. 536-6155 Blurb 1.i.vel 3 BR. 2 b11 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I••••••••••••••••••••••• UDO ISLE BAY FRONT garage & Po<>l priv. $375 Near new 4 Br 3 Ba . LoYdy greenbelt & pool 2 LOTS 38r. Lease lhre>11gh June 3 BR. 2 ba. fam rm. frpl. mo. 963·3426 or leave BEAUTIFUL& NEW College pk ., c pls. S«>A0.6'4·1 t33 Mtwpo.ileacll 1069 s.a...• 107 Harbor View or submit SlOOO mo comp. 1.ndscpd. fncd yd. 2 message at 962-6515 Never been occupied' 2 drpslhruout. Chlldrem. 3 Br 2ba /f. ed l $2.50.ea. 646.3066 Soderllni & Auor. cargar.$40064$-2978 br. l"': ba condo frplc, petsOK.Ref&depreq'1. .,._'t •~~,-~c ... cnf1 3ri:0 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• ~ Very spacious 3br. 2ba. tennis. pool w/jacu:id. $47.Smo Evs SS2·S948 ua> ..,.;...-,. ,,_., o ON THE SAND Huge 4 bedroom 4 bath home with gut>s l quarters or SUMMEll RENTAL on the be<1ch. Close to the poundin~ surf. An unusual OP· portunity. better hurry• Ca 1164.5--0303. f:OREST E OLSON ,,,,,_ ........... ... BEACH FIXER Income f'l"Opffty 2000 Dlx Twnhse. 2br. 2ba, nu exet' hme. Fam rm putting green, etc, etc. . . 631·1400Agt. Unique 2BR home needs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ornrnt 4 br 3 ba. frpl. etc. cpt. dbl gar. PoOl. $335 w tfrplc. lge low main! etc. A super home fort--------- "'-lp Walk to "-ach Lr" S550 mo. Wntr only. NO mo. 546-6299, s.57-08'8 yd .• many xtras. Xlnt $350. mo. *RENTALS * LWWl'Y split level condo. 2 "" ""' " lit ~ t 81·2 Ba. 2 car gar, vault· • 2 car garage. R.V. park Dfstnss Propetiyl PETS673-7368 NEW . 3Br ZBa near So qua Y o; x nl tenant. Gemini Realty 839·6623 2 BR. 2 Ba. . ..... $400 ed celli$. wetbar. gaN 1;J ~cw listing, only l can find it for you. 2 BR by beach. tum, Coast Plall, $495 ,;,o: ~~eq d. $52S. mo 3 Br 2 Bu. first lime ren· 2 BR. 2~ Ba ...••.... $425 log>.,. full rer facil, lenms, ·BERTHA HENRY Beachareaspecialist. $.100.mo.April-J uoe. (213) 431-7383 or eves t.ul, new cpts & paint. 2BR.Vt8a ......... ~ pooi. etc. view. $475 REALTOHS Probates. foreclosures. 675-~ (213) 594-0427 Famll.1 es or s ng la. 3BR, 2 Ba .......... $400 ~ 2150el M11r Ran Clem. 831nvnXesrutmpetncitespro'D,!:rt0r1ecse. tlr.--"'1.L-3186 •NEW PAINT• inside & ........ Oft .. OCh 3240 Magnolia & PCH. $450 rn:::':a.~~~:::::::~ BOATS:_LI_P_W_/C_O_N_DO __ , l · .--· _.. -._-N · ••••••••••• •• •••••••••• mo 963-~ or~ 492·4121 Below market price. ••••••••••••••••••••••• oul ew cpts, 2 Br. den, · 3 BR. FR. 2\;a Ba .... $450 BR. 2'-.:i be. Uke oew San Juan Kett Jollnson, ln*~r 3 Arch Bay, 2 Br, WW 2 Ba, lndry rm, rncd yd, FOR LEASE: 3 bedrm. 2 3br, I ~ba Surfside Condo 3 BR. 2~ 8a. · · · · · · · SS25 $695. Agt. "4·l 133 Capl tr 1078 Call (714~73-4545 cpts. drps. fplc. pvt gar, rruit trees. Wtr pd, ba.brand new.1700 sq.ft. Frplc. pool. patio 4BR.28a .... ····· .M:iO ---.ON b d 1 ano be h 1 $525 no dogs ch 1" ldren 831987"'or•"" 1827 48R,FR,28a ..... $5.50 BIGCANY . ran n_. ac . "~an v ew, ' , ---''od home w /3 "&r · ., .,.,.,. · I I I •••••••••••••••••• ••••• """' welcome. 2231 Pomona, .......,. ,. -, 4 BR. FR. 2 Ba . . i , . $&J0 spacious. smg e eve 2 $75,000 mo.5'44-4418 $360 mo. mo move-in, gar. S52S /mo. 1ncldg HElL-EDWARDS4 Br. 2 BR. I! ha· townhomc- 4 Bdrm. 2 both, family 8UHITS HouMIUrtfunHIMd ()penSun.1-4.960-3989 gardener:-Nopets. &a.frpl.D/W.cpL-..drps wfsweepmg eoJl coursr WATERFRO ... T rm & lge co··er .... de~k I s F 2 bd FOR LE• ... E: l bedrm, 2 1375. 714 963·4569 or view. Lease at S150 per ,... • ~" • anta Ana i Vt> rm •••••••• •• •••• •••••••• • ... ll ... --lch ~ ' DUDt 11:v Mile to Marina 32891 & 3 1 bd p · ,._~ .. ~ ba, brand new 1900 sq.fl 5.11·9545. Agt no Fee mo.; ~ale at Sl2.S..000 r...oA Cal le M 1 u uc l. SJ C t · TSm2.5 onomo e psr,~· V'llTl"SnllO JlOl S42S mo. 2 Baths. lrg yd. Land!.· ng home w1rormal ...,~on Agent64()-~ with pier & shp. Both .. perty · 1 • 1 ' ••••••,••••••••••••••••• s.57·3225, 546·5605 Agt. ·~'"!"f" units have big decks 493·3:m Down Hurry. N.B. 2br. pool. ::~ ~·5 1ram0 ~· ~egt ~ 3242 2 Br Park Lido Condo, fronting on the water. <.:ann Villa 2br. Condo llU. GRUNDY patio. sngls ok. $235. Fee 3 br. avail Feb Uith. $350. · · m · nc ••••••••••••••••••••••• * UNIV. PA.RK * lowest price In Newport N ""' n ....... TOR 675 6161 B h gardener. No pets. BR b ..,..,.. mo 979-7888 ew crpts. builllns , Xlnt, overlook'g green·~ • Sl5. cac comber rno.lsl&last.536-3248or RobertsR....M.. 3 Br. J ba townhouse. 3 .2 a.formdln rm, -· · frplc. BBQ & gar. Newly belt & pool By ownr 631·2011 646-5386 ~·r Sparkling new cond bridst rm lmmed poss. Harbor Vu Hms. Cai·mef 3 painted. 49.1-2134 848· 1688 S4 70 Ca 11 · · L II a ... $43.5/Leaae k $I 9S OOO ----1F'or sale by owner Simla C.M. Seethis2br. lnlanl& NEW Apt hme 3 spacious 846-!371 orB46·$4S6eves. Br + FR. nr pin-& • • ·rn The Ca s ttas " Ana 4·plex. Speodoble. single. $200. Fee SlS. Br·s. SUNKEN liv rm. 2BR.2ba.highlyupgr'd. school.SS7Smo.7S2-0.'il7 JA.COIS REALTY Spacious 2 tx.'<lroom . 4! S\04.000 642 1960 Beachcomber. 63J·2011 w I MASSIVE brick fplc , WALK TO OCEAN 2 sty. 3 l Mo Free Rent. New 2 Br lmmed. J>05S. $395/Lse Beach duplex. 3 br. 2 ~'18. 67M670 bath lownhou!i c -OPEN BEAM ceiling. Br.38a,tam.rm.frplc. Twnhse. Pool. Tennis. ...,..,,., .... A ti Fireplace & garage door $42 OQQ BELMONT SHORES oo Avail. $4.40 mo. No fee. D/W. ~50. 714·963-4~or No pets. $350.536·2231. ~ ny me ocean view. S425 ano. ON THE IEA.CH OIJ('ner SM.500 , water. Cape Cod. sun· Call Century 21, 6J6.6300. ~-9545 All\. No Fee UNIVERSITY PARK 642_·_3850 __ A_gt_. ___ _ deek 3 Br FR. fplc. $575 AskforEdith 2br Twnhse Furn/uD· PETERSTOWNHOME ~..._.,.... SUMSET&SURF J; 8each0DDfel mo. <2131 691·5331: O..EAN4Br.28a.frplc. furn. Poot.tennis. 11141 Almost new2Br.den.din znr,2b11,tnctgar.blkt.o 2 Lots wide al cornl.'r A.HCHOUM 3 Bc:d plus 2-f>ed Ex IB4·1828 LlKENEW3BR2BA.din-cpt , d r ps. $360 mo. 979-2560or (2131592·2468 rm. brkfst rm, 2'flBa. bch. amenities. $400/mo ~fr~e:.a~~~d~:t~~lct IMVISTMEMTS cellent lnc~me property lc6oaltlaftd 3206 ~t,area, flreplc, choice 11~~:00 or 531·9545, Crplc, btCI cpts/drps. uWpd. f"rpl~ attached. 3 BR .. , (714) 4fL771 I HWTY. please call ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · loc .. close lo eve~· · 0 ee l"lne 3244 ceramic tile entry/patio. 3Br. 2ba w/patio. Parle & • .. -54ft.~L66 ything. Hurry. wont CLEAN 3 B ., B t ••••••••••••••••••••••• prof lndscpd. incl. auto bchncarby.$450/mo Ba, room for expansion. v-~v HOUSE WANTED. yrly 2 I ast. CALL .. SK I ". r. " a. cp · mki •·ti r t& Sant I 080 Ba, charm, h.irn/unf. c•n ...,,,,,,1751 ...,.,., drps. 2 car gar. $350 mo. IRVINE sp rs"' tes rn re· 38T with woodsy inlr. blk Mulhple7.onmi:: $275,000 aAna I ~ $600 mo. Adlts. ret .....,..,.,.,., ........, 714·9634500 or 531 ·9S45, 2BR. H••Ba . $375 ar. e lec. gar dr opnr. to bch. Vacant. ready By owner Phone Mon·••••••••••••••••••••••• e;n~·~·i~ ~t Ba kBa T Agt NF 2BR !Ba .$32S·3SO community pool & now!$480 Fri. 6pm·l0pm. wknd~ SklMMY DIPPE0 'S - -.. -~ ·-· 6'15-340I c Y Beauty-MUS · 0 ee ' · · · jacuzzi. submit child or ln Corona del Mar. L,. Sam !lam (714 ir7s""6S ~ •f :-r . t ---------see this completely re· SLATER GO 2BR.2 Ba.. .$485 S4 "' -....:_ __: __ -'-"'' _ DELIGHT COfOM ct.I Mar 3222 derorated JBR home in · L DEN 3 BR. 2 Ba 1385-600 pet. 95 mo. 551·5698 2Br. ram rm. frplc. gar & F..arly Bluffi. "J" · 11la n. Vl'IJ private pool homt." W•'N here to......._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• country atmosphere w I WEST Super 4 Br. 2 Ba. 3 BR,3"'1 ba.. . $42S·S95 Woodbridge Broadmoor Yard QUI" t 1 t r\!e l end unit Canyon. Fas h Stit1.!00 Ni<·e Santa i\na _____ ._~.,._ JJ huge yard CALL '"SKI" frplc. DtW. c pl, drps. 4 BR,2"2 ba. !um . S59S Plan E. 4 br. 3 ba. ram SSOO/mo Isl view. 3BR. Wt\, tin·~ nbrhood. formerly a 5BH HOUSE + 3 UNITS 540-3666or.751·8282 . S425. 714 ·963·4569 or 4 BR. 2'"2 Ba $550/800 rm. din rm. 3 car gar TurtJerock Glen, new J rm. patio, As troturf now a 2BRwta lr)( ram L vely 2 BR home B TLI kd $31·9545Agt.NoFee 48R,3Ba .... $600 Prof,lnd$cpd.Upgraded BR on best st. $725/mo del'k , pool Ownr rm. Easily converted ~mp refurbished+ ad' ~ 3 r. '• Is ok. 5 Br. 3 Ba . 2 sty. ~!GCANYON opt!,tlle&drps. Pool & Ule !:i~~,000. 614·7641 l'rm ~a~~~l 5~~~;~wc~~ks~ dn la.nd for 3 more units ---·' Main Rentals. 54().5370 La~lmark968S4~:,~2o pets. :l BR. 2 "J Ba ......• S700 lresakep pna·rtvgs.7S5522575.7m6 o .• to Maza AGT. 673. 7601 XJnl .loc. in rapidly de ava1 now. ..,.,., . p y. · Spyglass Hiii V1llar.:c ol --velopmg lllR. Brh area RENTALS ~s.2F~· gar. Fnc:d. ror 3 BEO~OM. 2 bath. in l.clgMna a.och 3248 HarborV1ew.5br,2•~ba,So Cst . Plaza area. 2 sm.<XX>.Agt.645·ll03 MalnRentalsS40.S370 prestl~e ar ea or ex· ••••••••••••••••••••••• formaldin.rm&fam.rm s t o ry Jbr. l '2 b a CANYON CREST. New · pensive homes 3 BR, 2"' BA, oceiinvu.~~~~~~~~~~ Pro res s Ind s c Pd Twnhml.' Country kitch Newport Beach beautiful 3 bdrm modt!I, COLLEGE PARK Spacious. private patlo. move In now! $4iS. Call : BLUFFS 3 Br, 2''t baths w1Jacuzz1, rln•p1t & 2 & din'i,: area. s up\•t all amenities including 2 Warm, coiy 3 br. 2 b;i, community swimming 49!H566or673·3620 Greenbelt. Bayvie w ':. l"Oven.-d patio Reaut1rul sharp. Call for appl aft 6. APLEX sun decks . courtyard en· family rm. (pie, dog run, pool, 2 car garage, huge Pool $525-$65-0. Rltr panoram1r vie w of S45·0396s.52.000. 't'" try. wet bar. lots of S400/mo. Call Sandy, master suite, built·in Brand new luxurious 644-0134. Irvine. Airport & sur· i-~ •-h 1084 P I< I 0 E 0 f' · clooets & storage. Jncls A"' ., ... 5200 642 """" oven ...,,.,, """r month townhouse. 2Br . 2"'1Ba. •---------rounding hills. Wlk"g du •. ~-oc OWNERSHIP. ne ar useofpool.tenniscrt.· &""'"". ' ~ KEVREALTOR S oceanvu,yrlyor mo.toBl.UFf"S upgraded & lance from tennis court ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hoag Hosp1t1.1l. Sp1.1n111h jacuLZ.i & sauna. Yrly Jsr CUSI'OM 3br. 2ba. frpc:I, 962.7788 -.523 CAMPVSDl~IRVltf£ mo. 644-0062 clean, 3 Br 21h Ba. Fam & pool. $195.000 Shown Custom ·I bedrm. coml.'r tile roofs . Prtvalt ssso. Po<>I w /spa, nu pot, cpts OPEN DAILY Rm, pool. S48S mo by appt. 640.4543 lot on hlll llOO Catalina. balconies & patios & drps. Wik to schools. CONDOS 2 Br. $250; 4 Br 8A.M. T06 P.M. REHTA.L 640-8146 -"ii;ii'~;;i-.--iiii;;;iiiiiii;jjiij Sharp&cJn y.2200sq fl enclosed garages ol R I GHT ON THE church" shop'g . $475 ~.lsl,last&t1ep LAGU. MAIEACH •9--L-U_F_F-5--4-B-r-.-2-,-.. B-.. -•. w rpk, playhouse. cl<' course All 2·bedroom. ~ BE Ac H 0 N 8 1 G I I 979 7888 View, Turtlerock TelT. 3 2 o , 00 0 I · mo. inc PoO service · Br & Fam Rm. beaut. 1st Quality exec. home. 3 fam rm, frplc, pvt pat•-BA YFROHT st3o. 0 pen I OUH bath. 2-slory unils. Wil c 0 R 0 NA BE Ac H 96.1·6505 BDRMS r v.i "' Sat Stm Call \.'Onsider exchange B> 8 R E A K E R S Jbr. lgc fam.rm. ll,<j ba. Sl!OOmo. 752·0617 ~ths 2··Fia~I rm., in S4i5. 644·1480 ur 830·5050 COHDOS Centurr 21 appointme nt only·nl DRIVE .. Fabulous View. 3Br, 2ba. Beaut, spac Crplc. $340 mo. Mile to blt·in. kitc~n a~e;~lec· e_x_l _22_. _____ _ 81\ YVlf:W Cr~s Country driw by'!> plcasL'. 1 bdrm & convertible Mesa Verde home Many bch. Huntington Con-Turtler'ock Glen. New J Br Ironic equip. Outstand· Modem Townhse Duple x. Pool. secuntv, I Br, 2 Ba . Ron Elh~ den. $650 per mth. Vear· extras. $695/mo. 546·3Hi6 tinental Twnhmc. New on best street S7251mo 1 & C t 11 3Rr frplc pvt patio 1 balcony, bo11t ~hp •nail. 848 tt88or'lfi0 2358 • l cp_t·g & paint thruoul. lse. Agt63\.l400 \~1eg..,!>.cHeoamn e vnluaedaovnear blk .lo bch'. Will rurn1s h suhterranean pa r krnl( c:. ........... L 1 OtL I£. ,Qua1~ Y lease. Mesa Del Mar. 4 Br. ~ltns. ca 11 Ag n t L -~ ..-... -... .. -... R f' a..c "cg arr Y Groves Secured comm. S12S.OOO. Rent for 1625 $400/mo yrly. 646·0468 or o::~~ r M~l~~; 1 S~2~~ •••••••~~:•••••••••• p P . ..!!f-ON lST. AVENUE, in old ;'751~ e s . '""·7 oM 842-93'71. New, cnr. lol. 2 br, 2 ba, Month. References re· (213>287·7420 673 .,,,... 2 BR 2 BA I d I ap...-un Corona del Mar··2 bdrm Exec 2 Sty, 2500 sq rt, 600 cpt,drp. elec gar. dr. quired. 8 '"'VS-HORES .,......, · ' new y e· 7S2•t920 uni I dry S SSIO ... R•'"' TY ~ corat('rl , \80 degree 1400 OUAll~ mw MACH l w/gurage, aun Santa Ana Hgts. 3 Br 1.,., sq.ft. den. Plush 4 Br, 3 opener. teps to pvt. tenn Ml " -L 2 br. home w /lots o( BAYVIF:W CONDO ocean v1ew Pubhrbeach fac1Ul1es & refrtg. $400 Ba. dbl gar w 1work ba. a ll bltns. crpt court. Pool & jacuzu PhoM494-0731 charm in pvt. commum Lg patio. 1 Hr . 1 Hi1 access Sl2S,OOO. ol92·S700 per mth. Yearly lease. bench. $325 mo, lst & $75 thruout, Po<>I, nr shops, SS2·S377 wknds. or ufl. ty. Liv. rm w Jbnck frplr bllns O'd'n . r an ue Pnn_onl_y ___ UNJTS-.UMITS seedep. No pets. 540-0303 achls, bch. Maint rree. l :30PM wkdys $325. 2 BR, l Ba. adults. & beam ceil'g .. opens ou ,,. SOUTH OF' HIGHWAY· . $S75. No pets. 642·3973. 190 Canyon Acres Or ed b · k m1crowavl'. rdni:. pool. Tustin 1090 ~verythlngfrom2to8. Creatloeationwith view Sunny. charming 3 Br. TurtlerockGlen.Plan 213 ,399 2501 lg. enclos nc patio l t:<'Unly. ~ubh•rranean ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' Executive 4 bdrm 3 Fam Rm. fplc. cov·d •PRE'l'TY & PVT• II, 4Br FR Tenn & rec. :2l3lm·63!l3 · 0 r II as u fl PI ' s · gar · -""•· w <#<. ""'"' ~~ bath. hum, fo<mal d1,. patio. frWt ""'· "'" 3 "' wllo• """"" Ba, .,.., Avl. 2/1. SR25. P"'"" '"' SSS!> mo $il2.IX)O 0 '4nr nppt unb l•--,·EA.-UTl-•FU-L--•I 21 ingrmordenw/wet bar. nbrf\ood.$425.642·2178 lndry rm, forced air. 547.7044 833·3215 2Br. 2Ba House. (rplc.1_642 __ ·207_2 _____ _ 673-~ nOA.DMOOR dec.k and enlertainment bltns. cpl& & drps. 2 car Turt.lerock Glen Plan 4. garage. nr beach. Ava1~ $235. 2 Br. TH, pool, sgl!f. • ~ • TM paUo. Approx. 2900sq. ft. Rar, fncd yd, m.ature Sbr. 3 car gar, Po<>I. ten· now. $450 yrly. 623·382• ok. Fee 1076 3 Bdrm home. hlJ(hly up SURFIEALTY 2 car gar wtelect o~ner !fees. no dogs, children nls. S79S. mo. 641).1044. or98S-1039 _ Main Rentals. :>40·5370 gr~ Pool & J1.1cuui 979-1050 and off street parking. T CO f welcome. $365 mo. 20051 • --Hiii liSO ---- - m .HOMESF.LLBftS Yearly lease$650. REAL v4 IRl\1 'ANY Shorewood Cr. <OH Lakef'orestcho1cebrand _,...... s LEAS E Harbor View I U it • Adamsl960-3989 new 2 story lakerront ••••••••••••••••••••••• Homes, 3 Br. 2 Ba, close ncome n s 7S2·S353 MISA VERDE COl.EOFHEWPORT CONDOMINIUM. Condo. 4 br. 3 ba W/bar. 3 Br house. lmmac:ulatc: to park & school. Quiel ....................... H th De __ ~ _ ---~--11:v REALTORS Model home·llke. Lovely 4 BR· 1 r g r11 m rm fprlc. AIC. Much more. Close to s hops G_ood street. ,\va1I U IS. Form r. 8 ean .,......~ 2.:>LSE.CstHwy.CdM. family room ; living .Prestige area. nr sch. ~.Days (714)994-1601. neigh borhood. S350/lsc fo~r appc. call 752·7434. " UNITS ON Tit F: COMFORTAllE Last ~hase. All h ave 675-551 I mom wtflreplace."2·C.ar !~~~i1f022 Rhodesia. wknds (213 )661 ·4665. 494·0122 Frt.SatorSun only __ BLUfF-Wlnter~:,Um· 4fJ<lrmho~on9$00sq Fl600.P.,.38.Wr.·:.,bF11.Ao.wltn~!~s·Sof H 3b 2 gara.ge.Pool ·Jacuiz1 . Jerry. NJFTY ~br2ha.Nweyd.3 BR 2 Ba /"ar ' m .. r e t 1 a~·• • .... wy newer r tennu courts ChUd~n & LIKE NEW Ch'ld · k · · w " .: r n a '· """ '" H. lot $6-0.950 Xlnl unit + 3 1130· 2 br, 2 ba · · · · ""'ts okay .•• ~/Mo. Lois 4 Br. 2 Ba. FR, cpls drps. 1 ren, pets o · $32S Newport Heights. $375 \CSt~t property term.." lA /\8\ 117~ 000 ba, frpl, lndry, no pets, M"':ll ,,.., .. :::VIB14 lnclds wshr. ~ryr. ref rig. prof Inds cpd $625 s 631·0363 Ownr/Agt. mo. 645 9438 1245,000 HOMESELLERS wu . . ' . ref ,gar., 1495. 675-6900 1 er.......,......, l Nr Lake Huntington. 3 B . · · . ---------•---- JAY W V EATS 7S2·$353 Day &l2..8S5() eve 546-1081 DELUXE 3 Br 21;1J Ba HIW RIMT AL 2 Ba, klds & pets OK. :::~gdew . 552-7350, Mtwport leach ll69 MIWl*"f lteoch 3269 RE.Al,"J'OR.8 49!).~~~~~~~~~~~~1. -'-for llt..l-2200 dplx. 615"'1 M it rig old. EA.STSIDE mo. cau Don at 846-1371; •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -. _. ........ ,,,.. 24,.,. 3 BR charmer w/dbl or Bobat~·1452 $UO. Woodbridge Creek u,. •• ... -s ............_. _ _.IL........ •••••••••••-•••••• •••• _,,,mo . .....,. "" L Side 3 B 2 B I k ~"gill ...,.._...~ .... ti;;itnnw garage~ g. pr~vl!te, JBrZBa.redec'dlnside& . r a nr a e. flOIMT ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOTS--C.M. ~hly painted l Br & fenced yard. Bw)t·ins. out. good loc. nr bch. H 18 h l y upgraded. CUSTOM VIEW Mobil..._, Two R·l lot.a ln 18().000 den. beam ceUg, fplc. utll Sep. laundry rac1UUes. s:ns Collect 714 ... 92•6973 673-1~ Evs. 644-0227 for Sale 1100 nbrhood. Only $32,97S. pct Close to bch & stores. Prime location. $.17$/mo. · ' HOMI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ea. Forinfo,&73-760lAgt f35o. 714-37~ Lynne Rothell 644-6200 Br. 2ba LANDMARK LEASES AVAILABLE in <Bl.5) Walnut Sq Ca. Homes Con1trucUon to be111n Mob.II~. Modul,ar Home & R·2 lot, Costa Mesa, 28r + den, lndiv. home CONDO. Pool, tennis, The Ranch Univ. Pk January '7'1,. 3iooSq. n . Buildinl!_ Delivery, Set· $39 $()() Bill Sullivan W/tennis. pool spa adullAI. $350. Ph 960-i64-0 Deerfield Culverdale 4 BRh 3 8j c~mr:-1ry up, & Service. 675-1570 RJtT s.48-.2100 ' ncurlty auard', S685 3 BR. 2"'2 Ba, encl patio. or'J'74--09t4 College Pk The WUl<>Wll ranc itye m~j WU'. tort'reeest.orinfo. ' w/purch ao op\lon (cdyrd.walktoprks& UPER3brw/frplc.Lrg TurtleRk TheColony many Xl!88· an11 & . Moui.t•Dttert. ~ shop'g. Open House d Blk •A .... h " RacquetClb Greentre1.1 spectlicahons uvull. 1 Trailer space ror 8ll30 . Resort 2400 Sat/Sun 1·5, 257 E. 16th ~&-. ~ ~. Owne;/~~ RANCH REALTY <>f'n~ Sl5fi.!lOO. Adult C. M. park. no ••••••••••••••••••••••• a Br Close to bch stove Pl 59'7·•2S8. Eves 962.3155 .;,' ,•"'-~ pets. S80 +-548·6113 RESORT MOTIL l'C.'frlg. $400 mo. v~ty ren'. · 55 I ·2000 ~~ Rent or Sole. nicely C'"'ll ... S t.al.498-2647 2 Houses: 1·3 bdrm. 2 ba. br. 2ba, 2 story twnhsc Turt.lero<:k Glen. new. 3 f h_ .... u b I N "" ,.. encl. yanl. bltns. Mesa w1pool xlnt location BR,::> n.~. ram-rm•· din· urnis ""' ,.,o 1 e. wpt WITH CA.ll ... S 3BR 2BA home. n ice Verde area. S38S. 3205 l340 84 -" °' Reh. Adults. no pets. " ocean view. Bulltlns. N w Vo k st Also 3 · 2•1739 rm. swim nnnl , tenni~. C l-Seal R-tauran• e r · ,~, 'onvenlenl loc:. Reas iN --~ ' f1replc. dbl gar. $650/mo. bd 2 ba d I'd ..-.. perSbarn gardener $750 mo 554 7738~·es&Sat. OivorceSltuaUon .,_,ti rm . · en · ya · ~ .... 979-6472 d 673 61'1 $350,000/1150,000dowu .. ,_ geHome.645-6646 bltna. pool. 139$. 283 3br., frplc. bltns. cpl ay!I. · 5 ---------•'S2 Budger. 26x8' clean 11600 payml.ll 11t 8% on Uke new 2 BR & Den, 2 &wUna Green, College Uuuout, blk wall. xtras. _E_v_s_t_W_k_l'!_d_s ____ _ Newport IHctl 9 069 SllOOor Best ofr Govt. lease land. Great ba, l!iOO sq. n, Vlew, sun Park area. 5411-44'11 $350. Singles ok. 963·3612 Woodbridge. comer lot, -·• .. ••••••••••••••••• 531-4933 o P p o rt u n 1 t Y (o r deck. new c:pt'g, lge Prestlae 4 Br, 3096 1 Cbanvood. Lovely 2 near take. cwit Int. 3 Br. own/mf:IT cellet. SS'f5. mo. 875-3222 Roanoke 152S mo . sty, 4 br& fam·rm, blt.ns, S475mo. 83:H660 Wr //111·r fHJI lltk' ''"' 1111r11l111mr lr/t • 11 s11111/• /11mtsltf'll f110tfr f· l1t Harl>or V10. K1tQI/. 11'1 a _,_/llfirrxmr. 1/ra •• >.J1J /'lath rm/ 111111 • ir11 .. ur;,111"'' "'"' 11r11ro1lrt1 1/lruu;i/111111. S/,lll.111111 II 1rn11( ltm li11111 Cull Ju, A CllJlt'f l•lf 1111 11µ,,.•illlntrltl tm/01. ( 7NJ f>.111-.'lf>U S11lr1 11/fi11·· .'7N Jf1/lrww Dmr Nfll fllirt 8l'fldt. C11/1/11m111 /f\/11r Patil" D11'f'l11(1mr111 C"'""'"" Harbor Vlew Knoll 1bwnhomcs PO •96~LTY C....M9M 3224 Jeanine. 7S2·l920 or Geo. 0 /W. bar in F R. frplc, Village I, newly painted & ---------••••••• .. •••• .... ••••••• wkdya, 834'4616 dbl aar. lovely crpt & clean. 2 Br 2 Ba. fpclc:, 2 ~ ......_ 2700 Mcaa Vcrdt 3br. 2ba. NEWPORT Haita .. am. 2 drpe. Xlnt area.~ car gar, pUtio, Po<>l 4' ten· ..n11YH 3JOOS.moa br. toed. yd. "NO PETS. NOO 3 Br 2 Ba, tplc:, nll. 4062 Germalnder. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $400. &44·1.IOG Gas & wtr. pd. $260. q>ta, dtJ», bltna. relrtg, t.19S. Call 752·1700 ev1 tSACrea.JsolaUd I( V rde 38 2ba 673-2256 p ool. tennis S37S _552_·'7829 ______ _ :~~fi2-~l~~: c=/d~. bl~s. i~T:. ~~95 ; 64G·2222; WoodbridgeF.ata~.3Br, Temu, For lruormal.io big yard. Very clean BTcwo lJlZ 3 0.. faro-rm. den. frplc, c•ll, Bric. 4912-4412 $42$. mo. $42..88218 da,ys. •• .. ••••••••••••••••• .. ~nlly llUle ole houae, dbl gar, air cond. s.:12.S. m -navevos. LAKEFORESTll w111ar&hugeyard. Very ~f.-0&8;~~~!~94 days. lleGll ..... J900 EASTS1D£ Prime waterfront. new pvt. S300 mo. Call Nan,, ________ _ .. "!'!.~.'.~ ............. 3br.lba.li1eyd,clean 3Br, :!Ba. A t C + 1111 962·1'787or536-0907 SUpervalue!'426Permo. GOO... R 01d.. i• ~. S.·6213 irtru. S.WS mo. 962·3614 BR, newly upgraded 4 BR., 2 bo. Pool & ten· u e11. ~ ,.. a •"· Cl nls The Colony Paul Liia. Nl1tuel. l.aR Hilla, 3 BR. 2~ BA Condo. Lake Forost on luke, 4 Br. OM to beach. "2St mo. Martin "' El Toro :u~a. Coah Fre nch Qu•rttr. dbl. S Ba , dlnln1, II vlna. Ask for Keith. 968·1ll1 Real &tate 644·T383 bu.Yer. Rita M)'(lrs Reol encl'd .. ''. r. poot " rec. tamlly. Fplc In matr •4Br 2ba frplc cvrd•---------1 Eat nte. '94·5420 o r.c·&. $375 mo. t\tk ror bdrom overlook.lnJ lake. potl~. bike to bch. 10081 9G().ll01 Jean963.&96tor~·14l2 $$Ml46 Coosthutlon S40Q. NEW UP TOWNHOME Nice 3br, 2ba twohJe. PwA• Ytlllity lU41-•--38(J0-------1 ~iH.cu~;~eJ~e~~~~ ™ f..tc.a dr•w In the P•tJo, 2 ~ar pr. pool, •• .. •••••n-•••••••••• Br 2 Ba, Jge 11uper bonus DR. mlC!ro oven. pool & feet. • ·• Daily Pilot water ocl, Nr Clvfo Co.Lr 3 BDRM, 1~ $a. ~Ult .. m. l\r Weatmln•ter panoramic view. M2$. "lat1JOed Ad. Phone 4' O.C.C. Chlldm ok . ..,..., ttOQ mo. Al,t. Aak II.all. M5Q. Many xtr&I. per mo. Alent, '162·7315 8Ga'71. llf&.MMllaS CorKeWi-.tS1'1 .._. macnab / lrvtne realty HAllOI VIEW HOMIS Attractive JBR Monaco w/bonus room & bath over garage. Pretty yard. $675/mo. incl. gardener & wate r . Cathryn Tennille 644-6200. <Bl6) IXCLUSIYI llG CA.MYON Lovely 3BR w /fantastic views from major rooms. Private gated com· munity w/private tennis court. pool & jacuzzi. $975/mo. Bob Lane 644-6200. (817) UECUT1ft TlANSFIUID Available up to 2 yrs. 3 or 4 BR Spanish style home in Baysbor-es. Refri~ .. washer/dryer. micro-wave oven; TV & fireplace in lg. master BR. Great ramily area. lh-block to private beach. $1200/mo. Dorothy Hardcastle 642·8235. (818 > WISTCUFF COHDOMIHIUM Shar-p 2BR. 2 bath + dlnlng room. Fireplace -2 patios -pool -de· corator carpets . dra pes & wallpapers. $400/mo. yrly Harriet Perry 642·8235. (819 > 642-12.lS 644-6200 10l Oowr Drl119 Harbor \/l•w c.mv I rvlne et CMnpus Voltty c.n•r 752-14'4 • j ...... U.twllllilllled Af>a ...... ,_,..*d .,. ...... u.hn,. .,.,...... .. u..furR. Apa hacah ....,..._ AparMnh IMfwL Friday. January 28, 1977 DAILY PILOT 07 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ml~leed ""* M:gt-.IHclt J740 C:.0-.. Mw J l u CotNMtM ll24 eo.t..... lt24 tn• 3144 ....... h~ VeutloftR...talJ 4%10 Offiuhtdal 4400 ............................................................................................ ····••················· •.........•..•..•••..••.••..•......•.••••...••.••••••••....•......... ·······•··············· 38t. 28a w-.u:urr bome. STUDIO BllAND NEW P.uk WUT UTS Rowporl leodt 316' BIG BEAR LAK£FRONT wEs·rcurr BLDG lrt'Sh painl in & C>Ul, dbl .....___SS" w~·· A •••••••••••••••••••••• Cablftl l7l41866-7701 ear. I& pvt yd.~ an ~ 111 Beautiful new 3 Br. 2 ba dull & f.imtly 1111ta l:t"TEPS TO BCH yrly 2 494·9727or839-~l73 cluM!I IC•ninr, 67 FullkltcMI>& duplex, llrcpl:icl'. Lowe It and rrom$245 Ti·nnu.,beallb Br I 8.i dplx. 0 p1tUo & ----Atf.. &40 :io1M t..&nf1U f. UtiliUt'& garqc. c:lob,f &o abops & club. io!.trdl.'n v1nv 38113 yard '"° 644·11780 or Siu at. whlle Ila here. \ Br -lllllLETOOCEAN bf'ach. SC7S per mo. N>k Pis.rkv1ew ~nc. Jn1ne 642>~ & loft. biacb penthse fully IMIOMES Carmel 1000 l.oy .. S.hs Mohl (Of' Mini, '7~2311. llie It Owned & mnnaeed b) -eq\9p'd w/unreal view mo. 727 YOl'tdow.lhrd ~ Tlw lr\llneCo .s.52 9200 WestcUffs brand new con Daysorwkcnds. cnllSco ____ &&_O_·_L'm Ut1ch ~lvdnt Yorktown Be51 loc' an COM 2Pr. 1 WOODDRll>GE do. 2 Ur 2 011 , rplc _1166-__ 21_1_0 ______ , lmmac l l &St I h Sl"'0 .. 11 S .JI h I -1 I PINL'S .. ,....... wshrtdryr. pool, twl:>. u • c y 11 -., Ba. front 1340/mo. 2 Br, Irr 1 " JMI 111.,1.,,.,. vi .i pm.i Ot~ Me<1n<lo.1r p.i'l I. 2 •.• l ... bd"rm. •~unit• .iduJU. 1385 mo. 67$-ti99'l Hbr Vu Hmi., 4 Br, 2\.\ 2bo rear ..-00/m o Cl• to tumbl109 W.lt~1io)I~ ,md qulel poof\ Ll6t~n to th~ "' ' Ba,2fpk:'s,wt!tbar, Fam i.o.,..aleoch 3741 aho;..., puk & bch. A$k De:.lgned likt• c.trly 2 lir, 1•1 bu townhouse. RetltalstoShen 4100 ~m. Din Rm, $750 lse ••••••••••••••••••••••• for MISI~. 675 2311 s.oun<f of bubbh•)g <o1r4'<)m~ tlnd yr<Mlln~ thlll~~ Cullforo1" bungalow!! chhwhr. patio. a11nge ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.:all Ken 540 lOOS or Clean 2 Bt Orcan front. 'lbur dduh dJ),)rtrm•nt honw •11 Pim'trH!k V.lk>~ D I" r om I 2 7 0 l I 5 Ne11r Ho111l $275 Phone Share beautiful home on 21.3 ng.8083 fplc:, gar. lo June 15 Fabulous bay & ocean vu '' tvuil 1'1t1e.i1 11.:r\' you' .:111 v111uy unusu.:11 pnvocy l'metilonc O<c Im• 3·5 30 54.5-<mlOfor avi>t Udo Isle. your <'OSt $300 N --. -Sh • 8 Mature ;11.llls. no pets from th.ls dellg.htrul 2Br, ,1nd luxul\I -. kdayi;, ~ :, ·:io wkndll + "'.: uUI Lorry 6iS-87<15 ewp<>rt ore11 .. Br 2 G, $285. 494-~ 2Ba unll' Lrg beumcd M2·0400 11.AC:H YEARLY garden J)lltio1.1, tennhi. celling Uv rm w/Crpl 2 A RE<;REATION PARADISE. Two l~nn1s couns 3 br. z ba duplex unit Roommate to share> nice pool,. t•~. hlk bch. 5'50. Log!MoHlll' 375 decks&gar. $$50/mo · Swimmuig pool plus u"IQu..i ~llC'~ll r>00I ,Jd(.ULll 2Br. 2ba. din rm. Walnut w/occan view' Steps to 2Br home. C.M lot.s of Reh req d. Av••I Feb 15. ••••••••••• •••••••••••• W1WAM WIHTOH S.mc.t 110llc~ll court Mountdtn lod~ clubhouw Sq Condo 1-;11c1 gur. llu4. ~h Cull Debbie daya xtraa. 645-3085 ev!!__ 6'6-132S ALICIA. PL.Ali Real Estate 675·3331 with firc1)!oc:4', converwtlon pit. b1l11.mls g,im. Stluno pool & park $290. 962'8118 53l l0l2: eves S48-4.9t3 Lge 3 BR rum home. In l'<f 'Nl'Oll I Iii ·\Ct• . '. . . . ... Call M1 tiow•"" tM5 · (j\Q1 •1 MlH'RF.E RENT• t 2·3 Rm offl<'c• from St2S per m o. AdJ t\1rp0rt.e1 llotol No lc;a:ic req lf.33 322.a T 11 noon 60-PER SQFT um WF.c;;TCLll''F'·NB AOT ~l·6032 T~·-'"-·· 11 /\di Sctmic: Mountain Vlewa • --•-h 39.a1 M v rd kl r1 1 VWlUllVW>enr oag t Lar"M· dlx adult l·· l Brunl, C"'"· d:ru· fpk. ____ ..,ac ., IUC:HREMTALS esa e e. t p v .. <'Pl. only 3 BR. 2 811 .. ~ •• "' ...... Huny to th·· ·-wu l l1fu ·•11d th"ll ru1 1• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -p, "•m Non~m··ker. 150 I w-tc11ff Dr Cotnp. redecor. thruout! Bdrm /\1,li. f''Urn & un st.ove & refng. a ults on ~ii""" ~ u ' '"'" IJVE IN I\ C/\STLE Wide WlNTER ·SU MMER St.o. ·+"..':a uttt.67"i.77'94 =rt f'-inan~lal Ct; 3 Car gar : pool SCOO furn ly. Yrly lse. $290 675·5359 FROM S26S TO $355 Oc YEARLY llf h Rlt 642 ..... 3 Pool. Jacuna. Biiliard! lndudlog Hedi ·e1&n views, lg 1 br wpt. l'roperty Manaaement U~talrs hme, l Br·~ Ba. IMJ OHi~~ ~ oot . r . ,,...., 'S81-615l orSl!t 6130 2Br.1Ba Apt. So. of Hwy, hi ceilings G11rden11 . study Dependable fem CltUonS1teMllllatter Oiarmlng 2 Br at end of 2~211 Stockporl, L• new cpts, drps, S285 mo v '1:·;t;;;;;:n•.f:;·~:~ ~1~~i!re ~deutl~ ~~n~ Burr Whit\! Realtor Ref's req'd . Art 3PM m41642-3111ext 246 Peninsula Ava1J March llllh 64().96()8 \..A.~ Addni'> Aw.'" Cosra ~. 494-4M.'lor 494-6017 2901 Newport Btwd N.D ~ H You Need A Staffed & tu. ~Agt S48·1290 __ --Sorry, no pets. $240. mo. lge I bdrm dplx JCr~ from Orange Coast College Cha rm ing Cent r a 1 ly C7U) 67~ Roommate to &hare new 2 Furnished Office>, call Waterfront Dock. 4 BR. 2 Mtwport .. och Refrig . bllns. garase lx~en H<11borcltldFa1rvlew Br 2 Ba condo Close to T ll E EX ECUT l VE ea . rrplc, new cruts. •••••••••••••••••••••• Adlts. 642·9918 localed 2ar. 2th. 2 h!ks Ol!T Of I.he rog. SlSO. utlls b ch. 0 {' e u n y I e w SUITE. Rent Includes " 17 MI 540 l.SOO I rum l>cuch all ulll $350 r ti t h "· ~. bltns. $700. 644 9932 IEST IUY NOW RENTING · pd fee Ray I l' n l', ti 3 l . 18 9 8 t me reccf • P one ... orl~-8686 mo 497 1340eves MamRcllll:lls.S40·~0 evsJwlmds. ma11 ser \I ce, utll & Some people say vou ge Costa Mesa 3824 Jarulonal Secy·s & ore wtwt ou a rort weor ••••••••••••••••••••••• CostoMeta 3124 CostoMeso 1124 Ncwstucho ocnvu k1tch 2::s 1r::: l~~~lnusn~r:i· Cer~re :n~theprice 1 Beautiful brand new 1 br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio. gar: S215 mo inci ~~~I~ t~ ~h.2$4~· ~~~~;d~~~~s~~;e C!~:r.~~70Newport 540-3166 less. Membership In rree sta nd 'g frplc , ., Hc:rilorTowMouse utJI 673 n 3t 67!>-0120or960·3613. w1same. Rers. Nr Koag r....:.--__;,,,;.__;,,,;. __ lfeulth Club A tenn· dshwsbr, many windows. 0 Sheffer Cove" • br, I ba. newly decorat· 1 blk Lag Uch City Hall :MB-l662 Pnme locatton an Hunt BLUPFSTOWNHOUSE club F'reetennls lessons adults. no pets. $235 Townhouse ed. S!l5. Malure adults s mall unf 1 Ur ii pt' TI! 2 br. sgls. $235. Bach. . 1 n g l o n B ca ch on 3 Br. 2Ba, b<tlcony Balliardb Swimming ~.979·3376 R h 2 No pets. 2217 Harbor Mature person rt:C's lse all utlls SlSO Fee $1S. M/F.st .solaried.mature Broolthunit, 800 square w/view. ample :storage Golf Urs\ling Range T::~h~u~~-p:ilvoarl~ ~CM 646·0392 4991004 · · · · Bcarhromcr631 2011 to share 2Br, 2Ba. furn rcet Smgle, garden type SOS. mo. 673·4426 or Saunas + great a c Casa de Hermo:ia pllll0-2 bed rm-all Dana Point 3826 rondo on golf course. $180 store or office. Good 1tit· 642-~ l1v1t1es: Sunday BBQs 2br apt w/fireplace, n2 bltns n .. buth-air -••·•••••••••••••••••••• FUii oc't'an \lew, t br opt t lge. bd(7· bl! f~om incl. utll & W/0 , Call posure. ass1.:ned park· San.,_ Parties with hve bands hath. range. oven. dis· adults (lf> yrs up OKI Very tnrgc 2Br. 2ba 2607 Solano Way C311 ran yr y mo. um Un · Rich 496·1499 or Iv. U1Jl. Call Mr. Plummer CGplttrano 3278 1-'reeSundayhrunch. ~;~~~~~g~OAlso 3 br $280. month /\ppl _ w/slove & refn g. New ev1t~497·3495 _ _ ~4~ 1334 -642' 6578 · message752·5333 1_963-67 __ 67 _____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vourrentdollarsgoeve t60 W. Wilson days-S46-4Ml. Fa::fl d~i4::.~~~· 1st. OCEAN VIEW . L~ 2 Lrg 2 Br. s m patio. new Li ve on Capistrano ludnHs Rffttal 4450 rurther .. •A l crrtfa 1 ., 3 b 2 b l h le\lel. tBr. ~m kllchcn. . t N l Ht $2llS Beach, pvt bdrm, ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• maintenance crew. pro -t·ncqw'etrco, mpale~~Gnaor~~~ p ood A~ -DLX duplex. 3 Br 2 811, ~ mo. ulll pd, avail ~~~. p ts 63~:2()18 . C<?mfortable. cnsuft l ••GUM.a. l.,"CH ~ IMCHARMING OLDSAMJUAH This c h ur ming 2 bedroom. 2 bath & dt•n home has plush carpel mg. fireplace, built Ins & 2 car gar:ige. Won't last long! Call &$6·2158 days. 493·0588 e\lcn1ng11 & w,..~ "N7,JMW~wNE/\R EsW." c pts. drp s. bllns. Ma r c h 1. 494 ·3341 __ .nope · · Oick.493-~or4~43ll -""~ ress1onal manati(cmen & patio. /\dulls only. No "" "' bal ts """ 9 k c:-11 St .. rr Lhal A arc~. an C d I , cony. nope . .,....-4194 eves1w nds. BROADMOOR Seavlew Mal lo h ho -. ' w ~ ~ pets. $325. 645·3381 or pis . rps, b lns. lg ---• e s are w;e In C: ra1 St fri endly ne ighbors 837 9517 pabo Wa.sher & dryer BToro 3832 tRr frplc. \11ew, polio. yd. new 2 br. wtden & Costa Mesa. ..,.re, ~ Models open daily l0-7 hlrups. I & 2 br's. from ••••••••••••••••••••'\•• ,clo:.e m. no pets, u~1I pd. atnum Pvt. streets, ten· 549-3004 642·7410 or Cl!n be used as pro· Sorry,noooeunder21 2Br.ruC'e &clean.close to $205. Heudy 2/IS/77New2br.2ba.AC,cpls. ~'$:fl5 mo.497.~7 rus & comm. pool $600 fess1onalorrice. Located no pet s Roommal shopping Adults only 64&-'262 drµs. bllns. no pets. encl..,._ mo. 644-~18, 64()..8.S57 or Roommate wanted lo in older shopping com service available. Mon Nopet.s 645-8939 -----. gar. frptc. 586-8137 • L __ M'--' 3852 833-3622 share lge hme racing plex. with rus tic al l.h·l.o-month occupancy. t&2 BR, nil uttl pd. Ha Yl!IJISKI ..,.... ~RT M .a.RIM.a. Me adowlark Go It mos. phere. Sl15 Mo .. uUI Nice l br. frplc. pool. c1enda Harbor /\pt.:. .. 241 Fountain Valley 38 34 •••••••••• ••• •• •• •• •••• Mm::n '""' "" "" Course. $120. 846-4Wl9 art paJd by landlord Oakwood Garden /\pls adults. no pets. $230. mo Avocado. 646 1204 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deluxe 2 br. pool. rec 9 I 9 loytld9 Drhe 6. MISSION REALTY Custom Spanish tn level. 5484757 or 646-3798 PACI AC WOODS room. Lovely location NEW 2 br & 2 br w /den 985S. Coast. Laguna 4 Br, 3 Ba. Formal dining 880 Irvine Cat 17lh 1 Adul E .,.d 1 .... b Clean & Cheerful lbr Sl7S. ''W--.......... , w...a-oy" 200-H Aloma otr Crown waterfront apts. Luitury Have funs. need straight 494--0711 rm, huge mstr bdrm 1714164s-os:;o l ~1 e ~ r apl5 & Bach. part furn. Sl5S UUU> UTW'I""" .. Valley P kway 1-'rom a ppointments. pvt gal to find & share apt.1--------- weekends. w / pvt b a 1 c 0 n y Encl gar· pauo, pool CplS, drps. bltns. Ml & You 1285. 8Jt-OtlS7 beach. boat slips avail to wtsame. ~1.M trial R..tal 4500 Pano a d Like new . no pets SJ0751 1SU 1 •2 •• ~---d 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · r m1c view, gr nr, 1700 \6th St Cat Dover) &44-0878 • • ~ Tw n h 5 e 2 b r , 2 b a . tenants. A u ts. no pets. tWed 0 R~ .. 7 Nope~ ~s mo. 493-4109 (7l4)642 8170 OCC Spce1.1I Sl70 Utlls 9-lty Adutt Apt. Child/Pet ok F'rplc. 2 673-8414 800 sq. ft.as B&C Ran· or49J..6LJ8 2 Br. t ba. l story. shag. pd,stv,ref Fee fvn.&Unfwft pauos.S350 493-0986 c:-C:lelll .. ll.f• 3876 ~-amu. °UMJMrm> ~p2h130Sto'rc6·7~·.J28809 ·mo. Sc.to Ano lllO 2 Br. beach apt. dshwshr cl.rps, patio, Crplc, beam Miiin Rent.uls. ~-sno Com! bl hs _. Prof IR .....,.. 7 "' l<'emaker , refng. oe cell. ds hwhr. gar orta eclb e Mission Viejo 3867 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A essn oommate ....................... cpt.s, super cond. Adi Adults, $250. 26SO Elden F.asts1de Upper. 2Br. 2ba. w/allameruties ....................... 2 Br ocean view bltns Referral Company can Stologe 4550 $325. mo. 3 br, 2 ba '" nke only, no pets 551·3023 537.3125 gar. range. cpl. nu drps. Mel Open Daity 9.o6 2 Br coodo, kids OK. no d.sh~hr Adlts. no pets. HELP YOU F IND THAT ••••••••••••••~•••••••• neighborhood Cloi.e tn nu pamt. Clean /\dlts. no OpH Tue 'iii 8PM pets $275 mo. 645 3485 or R err' g . $2 6 S S 3 0 o RJGHT ROOM MATE mall boat & trailers. ren· schools & !>hopping Pell> $185 t Br Cottage, uul pd. BeauWul brand new 2 br pelb $230 Ph ~·1425 16350 Harhor Blvd an 60501!xt SIG·517 492 1967 832-4134 Smce 1971 ta..1 apace, 11.00 ~r foot &children ok wanter rentJI. no pets. l ba. Beamed ceilings. 4 mm No San Diego Fwy --Prof M h v 2B Limit length 22 . 1819 Gemmi Really 8394'623 adult:i.673·~\15 rree stand 'g frplc. bltns, I BR Duple'< /\dulb. ll(J .... ~ • •-h 3840 Newport leach 3869 lfch apt, upstairs. 2b.r. 2Ba TustT~ apr·~~ sh~ Moorovi1111~~~· .. ~~-See c:_ ...... L 3286 Yearly 2 Br 1 Ba .• .,CJ\ mo Many windows. $295 peU. $17~ • _., •• ..,.on DC'OC ••••••••••••••••••••••• S230 Some rum avail F 0 l 1 Mgr or ca .....,.....,.., _... OCJlll'0 ~ 645-""= 979·3376 6'16 llOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 830 0400 495 0202 w t · ~uie comp eiti-..:=---------••••••••••••••••••••••• I block to ocean .....,.,. 2 Br $265. Ulll pd. 2 blks •DELUXE• IO.S. 30 or · w/jac pool sauna. Prefer entalt Want.cl 4600 $600/mo. 3Ar. 2Ba. fa n 6750475 MESA VERDE area EASTS IOE L~ Ne"' bch. Dshwhrtdispl, cpls, Eastblufr 3 t>r. 2 ha oon·smkr.Geo.838.o662 ••••••••••••••••••••••• las t1 c o cca n v 1c w . Home atmosphere 2 & 3 Oeluite 2 br. l"'• ba. 1deul dl'lJS 536·3611. Lease lnrl spac master Santa A.no 1180 m or seml·fum lBdrm PLACE HEALTY . Ru ch Small.Small.ll50. brdt'luxeapts.546·1034 for pror. lwosomc or suite. din rrn & dbl e••••••••••••••••••••••PROF Pl!rson over 25• winter rental. Balboa -i9'1·9'104. UUlpd.Years lcOAse.Coll lhreefi<lmc SJSO mo. in garage /\uto doorOu~l d Tw hs 2B m3le1remale.WntcP.O. 1 1 d S200 8 !.i45 7l<MJ. ~Side...w.SUH cl's. wtr & l s nl. "ar •OLIVE PARK* opener ~\fall. Pool & 5 unomg nf . c. r. Box 363, HB 92646 your 8 an · I mo. us ,.---d4 Ii · " ,. ti /\d 1,, t~ba • .olt.ns. re ng, pool, background 54().7422.eve67S·l750 ...,_ Qitrntums Wow' $165 bach Applns townhouses. Frplc, encl. X1r11gar 8\ll 188E.ZZntl APT HOMES recrea on arc.a u~ A/C. t.':<ceplionally -"-'=----·-----u..t.rnist..d 3425 a 11 · u ti i. F ~ e $15' gar 2 br & 3 br. 2 ba. St .• open Sun. 1·4 .30 ur Nu 2 & 3 Bdrm .• hll·ins. only No pet~. I-rom $360. clean Adlta, sml pets. Gal oges for Re.t. 4350 Want t.o rent garage near ••••••••••••••••••••••• Benchcomber.631·2011 from$32S.642·1603 call agl. 552.7()()(), eves· cpt.s. dl"Jl6. encl. gar .. all 865Amagos Way 8J.5.61L5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hoag Hosp. or Orange & IMMAC 2 Br 1 Ba. $275 5S2·050'7 nu. (714 ~ 847-7566. lOam· Managc<l by Dbl th' d ..,0 l7th,CM.M8·3662 No pets. Wshr. dryr, So.ALCICJIMCI 1716 AU.$29SMO. Granada Mgmt Co. SouthLOCJUftO 3886 . gar. w 1 oor. •• ·r--------pool.494-03l5,SJC ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand new townhouses. 2 EA.STSIDE 3 br, I Y.2 ba, Spm. 7dys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Single 135. 724 W.James lBR &den or sm. 2nd BR -----'------12 BR, 2 ba on the ocean Br, I...., Ba. Instant mo\le· SMC>. 2 br $220. Cpt. .• drps, I.ease Feb-June S350 mo St. Co$ta Mesa673-7787 Ilse by It.sell. Older cpll' T~• I-um S700. unfum '800 in. Pets & 1nrant.11 ok. stv.S48·9590an.sPM Ocean view .. 3 br. 2 ba. NOW 2 BR. view. bllns. W/D: WANTED TO Ren t &dachsbundtosi7s.12oo u.twnished 3525 Tot.al security. elevators. Fe nced pa taos, enc l HOUSE 2br& den. Lg. Uv ~.~;.~io. $335. rerrig, uUl.lncld. 499-4623 garage In Corona del ~a~ ~r, Apt 1. ••••••••••••• •• •• •••••• rec fac11lt1es. 499-~ garage, d1Shwuhers, air '"d idinulg combo. Lg "d. · T·-..:... 3190 Mar ror storage. 67~5750 t----· ----- DRAND NEW 3lir2~ Ba. cond 1922 Meyer St Sff u.,. J bl'--H B HS OJ( FFOR _.. (pie. •,, mt from Ooheney A.pew IDCllh ~ · · child, pet ok. No sglJ 2 ""'lo · · · · Y AN A D ....................... Garage for storage or GUNA BEACH Wa nt St. Bch & Dana Wharf ••••••••••••••••••••••• mgr. or call 642·6612 S325 mo OPEN 4·7PM. 2r bril. t,725brtdeln905. glarH. rlelc NEWPORT BEACH Park Tustm deluite adult workshop. Newport Hgls ~.'° lease or purchase ~~.u. .,,.r mo. 634 8 .... .,, Gt•• al 1102 THE I .a.y 1 IE .&.f 1921 Fullerton .. ~~ ~39-up. o Y d ·-~-" vvuOl'I. 4Br. 2\.'JBa bouse. ~·"' ... ~ ._ A -...,... ... , p k N t condo. 2br. en. 2Ylba, area.__._ pool or close to ocean. 8~SP!W. 524 H>l2 F:\'s ••;;;~~·~;;.•• 1 Bdrm. water pd $Z30 2 Br w/balcony. Close to 3 Br. J ba, pvt patio. encl. ar ewpor ~i&t~r5Sai~party. 2 SgJ car gar. sep, S25 ea. Sl,000 mo. Agt. 497· 17« 1' e w Laur c I woo t..I BeauU!uJ. spacious new park &shopping. no pets gar .. bllns . dsbwhr. t1h $40. Nr Baker&Men· Twnhmc. 2br pool, ten BUllUna. crpt:s. drps. B· apts.Pool,pvtpatlos or children pleaae Children ok . 21702 LUXURYAPTLIVING ~nhfv~ doza. C.M. 552-4&41 evet ... Mtu."-Ynt/ ms, $..175 Ille 559-0060 or 8·Q, hu.ce dttk. aitrage Adults. no pets 7~·71.SOor548·7964 Brook h u r s l. $3 SO Overlooking Tbe Water orUMurnl.ud 3900 &wtmdsor833-4&47 F+tt.t/. .... 832·21091 $43:S "'"'"E VE N B l29Avocado. C. M. 1 "e J Br 2"'2 Ba. S310 mo., 962-0'778 •••-..•••••••••••••••••• AUtJ--R..tal .. 400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :WiOI r ma.. YA . . 646·0883 """ Enjoy 1150.000 health TiiE EXCITING ~ "' _..__.. JAC:OIS REALTY quiet bldl(, l~c bachelor. 3 Br. 1 \'J ba, frplc, patio. spa 7 swimming pools 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _.s B a)i.horc 3 Rr To,,.nhoui.~ pool & rcr rm. 1mnwd oct•py Im 675-6670 ::? Br. J Va Ba, blt.ns. D/W, $185. Mesa del Mar area. encl, ~arage. Avail now IJgh,ted courts, miles 'or PALM MESA Ans. DB.UXE OFFtC:ES Opporfwtffy SOOS cptS. drps, gar. adults, 998-0669 $350.846-4990 bk lratls putt.I g sbu! MlNUTES TONPT ••••••••••••••••••••••• no pets. ~-4291 ; 64S·052"1 2 B bit' f _ n',.;:,. ds • n • BCH Comml & lndsU spaces,i---------ntal· (;h1lr1ren OK No 2 Br I,.., Ba. c:pt.s. drps. pet.I! ~ mo SJS.6302. new paint Upper apl 894-~ SZClO mo 539 1763. GG 2 Br dplx, cpls. drps, r, in:s, re ng, ga r, """'ar Bach l&.i BR. 200 t.o 2000 sq. fl. ~low Afflllate Lge 2 br cottage. E .. lde stove, 1225 m-0. Adlts. no patio. $300. l blk lo bch r ' S 95 as 35' &q. lt. Lag Niguel & C M. frplc, beam cell. pets. Avail now. 548·4160 538-3947, 536-2774. Jr l's from S249.50/mo rom 1 · Minion Viejo areas Tnx Shelter En I 548 S300 A.1!01&2 bdrm plans AduJt.s, No Peta H d l s D P' · .... 1119nd 3106 c . gar. S300 . 38R 2BA, ne ar rark. 3 bdr. 2t,\ba, frpl. Din J.S61 Mesa Dr. an 'Y o . . rwy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lge2 Br ocean breei.e, l Bulltlns, Clrep ace , room,3blcksbch.oopel, 0 2-11toryl°wnhouaes C5BlkaEastof Newport Call:83l ·l400 a-&..... a-•~ 3706 I BR. carp. bit nu, pnv. child OK. No pets. 123(). enclosed garage. $350 $33S mo. w 1;ter pd. Elcc. kitcb, priv. patios Blvd.I ~ftOlllOfflcn -o -deck. Garage . Y ear 792Shallmar, Apt 1 or3. mo.AOT.645-6646 968-0652avaU.2·5. & balconlu , c rpta ~9880 Avail. 87M14 FULLORPARTTlllE ....................... leaaeooly. 1275Mo. Okr. Open.549-9492 uxury 3 BR. 3 Ba. dr aperle1 , parkin g \ = l.ITTLt: ISLt\l'l.>. Olit 64H3439ToS 3Br. 28a. frplc. 1un deck. owners un.lt. Cfl>ts, drps. elevators PRIV•I 6 Exec. ore. Spedac We are now appoinUng furn 28r. lba, aundeck McnUcello Twnbse. 3br, bltns, lndry, 1275 mo. + 2frplc's, $400. hurry, call 2HD U view of Newport Harb. distributors for ramou1 Avatl Mar l . $375tyrly. 2 br aara~• apt on yrly 2ba. bltns. 1325. mo. incl $'1Ssecurttydep. no kids. &12·5837 Opt.lonalmaldserviee ~ean. FUrn; S.c1 na me brand gum ls Adil.I. no pt'tl< 673-4394 lae. 116"2 opaz. Stv. dis· poot MS-06:56 no pelll, 31.3 Cabrillo. Apt the Beac~ House r ec: pt. servlcH Inc breath mints reaturta~ --posal. dshwhr. relrig C 642-6123 • l story, 2 br. Call h t h Pn Lid YUi •~ WRIGL"'V'S •· T l lal»oe PftlisiMlo 3707 ()rcon h~ Sat/~n Jan. 29 2 Br. l ba. small yd. Child · Kay Hodge, 963·0841 Just nort o Faa io Contemporary &cuual me o ~·-· c. "" ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ,. 30 67~ ok wtdepo61l. No peu. New 381". 2ba. cpts. drps. days. 968-9952eves. Island al Jamboree The belt of Newport ·1 UDO BUSIN CNTR ;:~·P~~~n:'1j:b k!~~ 8AV llEACtl,PIER .... B 289W.Walson,5480438 rrplc w/patio·blcny. 2 LG 2 b I b I SanJoaquinlltllsRd. goodUfe. C714167M030 startp/tJme•·expand•~ Patin I br 5:21 l/l1I pd 2 Ur.,. .,en, 3 a, bltM. cargarS3S0.631·3900 · r , g. a cony, •8eamedcetl.Ulgs APPROX400sq.ft.,C·2at .. ..., 311 J E t:: d g e w ti l <! r cpu & drJJl'.1(8r + patio, 2 Br unfurn garden a pt wash/d ry hkup. Encl'd. For leasing information •2 POOis & rec centers 130 E. 17th St. Suite E. fuJJ tlme later ar you de· l¥7l2"66 small hol h nuSI! tor Adulb Ncwly redecorat Newer t Bdrm Apt. with gar.$300mo.Calllngrid •Plushcrpt.s&drapes slre.Getlnonlheground ----plants S400 mo 7S2-0942 ed Dshwhr, Alf'. G1111 & prage. $195. Will con· al846-l371or84$-841.3 71 4 /644-1900 •Arnho much more S235tmo. Doyle 54!1-0419 floor ol lhts mulll·milllon Yrly J llr2 Ba. w fplC' ... a \.:vs v.v pd. Palio, carport. sidttkid:s/pets.646--0176 •Al newoPtholnes F\Jm. bachelor $23C Executtn SultH SS Industry. We furnish cant SC7S mn t blk lo ------pool & rec r oo m . kids & Unlurn 1 br S2S~ nll retail outle ts . To heh. 213 332 S270af\ 6PM Wi\Tf:RfRONT 3 Br 2 ~/IZSO, 9'79-1911 Newer 2B~ wteocl patio, Rring your k pet.s! IAYfflOHT HOME HURRY FOR Deluxe offices with Qualify you mu:1t have --Ila, 909•;, N. Bayfront. 11ar. Wil l con alder Lge2&3 brs. appliances, efficientsecretanal 11uto, a few hours s9arc Wal.Ir lo Wnl.4'r Sl4S. UUls Adults. yrly. 6f612l3 kids/pets. 124S. Call encl. garages, cpts & 4 BR. 4 ba S1800 Mo yrly IEST Sa.ECTIOM services. ldeallrwy Ume and $4000 cash in pd p --64&-0176 drps. Move In now It ti et STIPS TO IEAC:H l433 Suptrior accesa nr OC Airport vestment. For more In· Mii~ R4'nt.al' MO-Wll lcAoo Pe•lllll• 3107 SlOO. off 1st mo. rent. 3 BR, 2 bn., unr. $425 Newport Beach BAKER CENTER format.ton write to Dii.· · •••••-•••••••••••••••• 3BR,cpt,drpa.batb&\.'J, 847·756610AMlo5PM 3BR,2ba.,unf.$400 646-8451 6668aker 546-2982 tnbut.or Division. P .O. OC&ANFRONT:lbr,nt>w, BlcMlor, s uper locaUon, chlldrenOK. EW l b r I be 28R 2ba S32S Box ~,1. Bren. CA 92621 IC e , d I x . f r p I c-, new cpts, $175yrlY 642·7986 ceU, bl~: :Of.' vo1T: • . It.-4000 o:~~m~~l~a:1~~ PLEA~ E IN CL UDE washer/dryer. d&hwhr. 2 642·3783; S-8PM ball, gar. szas. 979-33'76or ••••••••••••••••••••••• dellllle bldg. $130. CaU PHONE NU MBER. ~8:ngear3~; ~::·0~0;~~ 1 BR.1 house rrom beach, Like new. Adults, no 64.5-8256 Sleeping rma $60-$105 mo. Bob Dicktn.oo. Realtor.e~~~~~~~~ 873-GG40 y,t.1o. $26S. lncl'd. uUls. PIMICllllC ::,~;af887 Mon rovia. Cloee lo Ocean. triplex, ~t~Sb:~~:f!n~/i~i VlN533 LAQUMA llACH CottaMaa 3724 r~Y· 675-5800 Bkr., no UVIS UP apac. 3 Br 2 dbl slnka "only". Call an tp m. 150sq. ftotnceln Newport IQTAURANT ••••••••••••••••••••••• TO ITS MAMI Mesa Verde Dlx 2 Br. 2 ~~:1'8· wallt &in c:ose~. Refs req'd. SS&-0058 o r Center roronl.y SLSO. Dick Old World c harm with SIO.OOWIBC&UP ESPECIALLY Vour11. Over 500\alttreesandt0 ~fpJc, da~~f~[· ::~ Ln'd";/(!ctt~ ;3fs: Sp acious new 2 & 3 548-~ 664-9440 ocHo view·d lning & ·~udio & 1 8R Apt11 ~J:· Ullll pd. Slv/rer. st.reams with waterfRlls Aduit.. a:s. 546-4878 . 846-2716: 848-9o&27 Bdrms, 2 balh u nits ROOMS S25 wk up with CdM. 400-700 sq.ft. cpta. cocktails. Exccllunl, •1V&MaldServAvall Main Renlal&.540-53'10 t•reale•rel11xln1 selt1111 acrossfromoceanfront & kitchen. $37.50 wk up drps, A/C, nmplc free -easeuirms. 30 • •Jltione Ser\/, llld puol for your apacious new I I & 2 BR. Sl75 lo~. 311 Walk t.tJ beach. $1.80. l br. new city recreallonal de-a. pts. 548·9'7" park Inc. t·ro m 45•. 2376NowportRlvd,CM Bayfront 28r, 2bs. Pvt 2 b d t Wilson ,\pl 1 PH· pctok. Fee velopment. lmmcd. OC· MutA!rs 673-4120 S.·9'755or64S·J967 beach. Vrly 1490. Ph ~cots e f.~~~ 8/2 8:0 · 631·2177° · · · MaJ.nRentals.S,0-5370 cupancy. Families & Mao omployed days. ' ---S56-.3llOO 2'33 Jl"u • • . pets 8C:C('pt~. S3M up. kltch. prlv. 1135 mo. Call •IXiC. sums• SUSC:ASITAS .&+'J. rnlture available. ~e 2 Br. Fam Rm, 2 ba, Newly painted, 3 Br 2~ 675-4911 Brkr. Aft. 4pm,831-0874 NEWPORT BEACH Ml .. t t No I BR ,.~ ...._. M• •121 Small pets OK. Adull.11 -uo. fplc In triplex. Nr Ba, dlninl! area, fplc, <2l n...._..,_,., __ , C:om'•n-. •In? "'u 81 0 :=::::::= •.•.•.. ! .•.• Qrlly.()(fic:•open9:00to !'h..-no ..... 837-8828 gar'sinci'rd.848--0814 3brcondo+bonm.2ba.I Newly remodeled rm 4a ''""'"'.,......._x •"VUJerence Over~"" Adlve local rurn. Adullt1, no peta. 6'00. 2300 Fal~ Rd 7)' ,...-. yr oktrnodel BllckBay kllc he o comm unity room . erox, t o p but Ua~n. Pl II 2UONewport Blvd CM. ., Coal • Men. Phon e l 14 New 3 Br in triplex. 2~ qiu, drpe. bltm. sus'. bath, ut.1i. pd. $1'5 mo. ucre tarial aervlce , or Stos>"bi6f;,,. f~:"t!:o st'UNNlNG lae l flr ardn ~ ~v ~2300 l Bf. szoo. All uUJ pd . blU lo bcb. 2 Ba, blt.m. 646-QMl,646-tlM 873-l451 af\2PM. a nswering service. All at Y rl. & t . asit. Pool II rec rm. sno. '(},, i~r_t_IJ_ Db Twnble. 2br, 2ba. nu ~~~i:r· 383 w. =cit. 13~0 mo. 2 br. l~ ba townboule Room In a"nlc bouae. ~~~g;~~ We ~uar~i.: lo Pfr.:~ nOW.lf!U\St.. cot. dbl pr, pool, 133$ style, Adult.I, no pet.I. Laauoa Bcb . U 25. Nr.alrporUsf'rw)'s. you. 1br.1170 UUI pd, Cp\11, CORONA DELMAR mo.~.~--,..,.,,, • .,.__ 28rlliAJ Ba.~!_M'o· sm.~21112 IUtc:ben Pf1•., Call nes. D.B.S. 7U·91 751-l74I tr.r:••-u1 I .. __,.. ~pello _...... -~.-.s UNTTEDBUSINESS • uv, q et, •du ta. 2 Br Town.bouM. frplc. Br. 2 Ba, d~n u nfum ept 621 W Wllloa 8l 531.-o5 ' 963·12se z Br. I Ba lux. ept over· _...., IAST I 71ta C..M. INVP.8'l'MENTS ---------•Poat tennls. Some ocean wtpaUO. Mature edultt MS-2010 looking Newport Bay NB Room to pvt bome ReWJ or ofc. apace, 31.0 l52S M ... Verde Dr E Cozy Bac:J\clor E·Sk1e & Ca~a views. Close OftlY. No IJN. MODEL OPEN 10.SP 14 b', 2ba t all from bch. wttb ~ • ~· klich privU•I•· A vaU to M1Q2 sq. ft. Beint N · lee"* rrom Koaa LN l Frpk,newdecor t.oshopplncfiflnebeacb. MwlW .. Afttl #2 Enjoy t._. prhact of BehJnd Hunt. Harbour. ~ F.b 1 Sl65tmo Re fs ~lde "out a.ute toe.eoata Mesa SU6 11s-29u 1144-2S11 27U!. 18thSt. c .M. r:f .,:U: .~":!r.•~!:: f:n~· Ava\J Feb LI~. View •P'· 2 bd, bltm. iar, 548-Jm · Ample p r kg. P •t : UBJ Open7days 1 er furn apt. SJ.80 Pref 631 ·lOOl bumlnl fritlc, pool 6 poal.Sl75. ............. 4100 rcst.rooms.6*8922 MAMUPACTUllHG mlddle age no children New 2 br, l ba, frplc, Loft.._ Apt jacur.zt. 2 br, a~ ba start Lee l If 2 lk, a ba. sec M2.tllll9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1&4 sq.ft. Redblll/Bakor Pat.entecl Item orpeu ~n.!543'*8 bllM. car•••· Adulta. no Zlr 21 /Loft lntatas5mo. apt.I. AduJts only, no w~ nmtal.t from s.ss area. seo. mo. 2nd noor. 1 Uruquo ~K-e of equip· l)eU.~.84C).ll40 • aw ES""V"·' .,... pelt. A.IC 4' Oib11nbt . 3 Br, 21>• upper, frplc, ~ ....iua Lax Sea Lark nic.bl.IAldln16'4·7aS'7 ment pr oject e d net •-fwra. z Ir Immediate oceupancy. "TH .,. ........... Pool II Jacunt. Prom cpC.1, dl'P9, end 11r. Nr. • .,. • ..,,... Su.-r clean, su.-r nuti ~ pal.lo., IH frplc • :ab1 .. ,,,1ar. Adulta. Cpta S220mo wuuaarnolla ~/~SC00.6"1·7038 otel, 2-274 Ntwport Forl.HM cao.ooo lh1a >''" Prclcnt Dlbu. w/w, drpa. Adlt.I, super spnclout 2 br, al r··u Id .. _ I l &i drps bltn:I fnt'd "d ...... ,....,. • 8 1 vd . C oit• Men. owoer uoabi. to handle nopcll 1225.64S-39'11 blW, pvt btac:h 1cH11. at.ove. IU' tc .... n nc . w/patioW1terpd I _.,_ •EASTBLUFll' lovely 3 M-U4S ln o.c. Airport area 180 Can b e reloc:atad O..Polltt 1726 No fen or Leaae req'd, ~~~!.".'!.~f::S~ Q.n-..120 Dlx2Br.21Ma,bltlns,patlo, Br condo, pvt paUoi dbl o..t"-9 4110 ~b&"!un,:Or .ofc Lcveracow~down. ••••••••••••••••••••••• GB5.mo.yrty. HAYLOfT Ans •l.9Snl\&A.na "O"S23$ ~.r~1mo. ~r .. rec. acll ........................ ~ wv. : ~~ Ult 711-3741 8 u p E R v l I I a /\p't.,64'-1567 m Avor.00.C.fl(. a Br. ·~ bll, ,_... Clecot, Room In 11\1 pyt bm f -.erv. avell. Prlcod at Nt\U11.CALOlrrSROP w/Court,yard. l br, pvt, a br. 1 ba, remodelOd. Mon·"'15Pmto'fpm b1'H. dabwhr, 1 ar. 2 8r 2 Ba, +plea. c:pta, wrct :l Br, frpl, JTIJ, ret pnwon. Gd tood. scl $U5. w /1en. locl . Xlnl. toe. NJ t Bcb . no ptts, ats. 49"293 or Sharp! MOO. mo. SaU 1SUn lCH Adil•, no peta. G41. drpa, ~. "°° mio. •· ff~; S5W3U. ore. On bu• llu. •98'11ocaft5 A: wlmdl auoo. NSwt>OllT BAY 173-2332 ~MUI va MS-OlU MMl57 Olll tBWA:lorAl-1411 JoeorlJU,...UCllOon ~ lh-m7 a.&.1.rra-a10. •• DAil y PILOT . i' . . -•. --I Add IL.Bulld lt...Dlaper lt...Hammer it ... Carpet SERVICE -DIRE_CTORY Plumb lt ... Patch lt ... Pipe H ..• lfemoaet it ... I IL.Cement lt ... Wlre it ... Hoe lt...Clean lt...Move Roof it ... Land$C.8pe lt...Tile lt ... Tr1m 1t .•• Sewit ... u t...Press IL.Paint lt...f.lall lt...Plaster lt. .. Fhc It ... Haul it ... Add it ... Plant •t... Alter lt ... Lear'n It .. ~ C.,.Mltc Cnilled• --;; -o ....... ' 0 "'hq' ,..:....._../P...,... ~.~!! .. ~.!.~.~.?.~.! .-,c --... •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ....................... . ...................... . ...................... ~······················ . ...................... ArcblLectunl Is Struc . Muter Crart1man . ••Gearte Pi1mer. Sons Exp . .lap&oete Gardener. Get rid °' llDai&htl)' tra&b Borert • O 'Brien PITllSPAIHTING Lane Photofr•r:J· CERAllJC Tile Ne"" or tutal Pla111. Rmcll 6 o r Speclalty flnltb , re . Addl/Rindl/P~nt/Plant comp yard service, f& debris. Collete 1tu Land1eapln:. Catm Exper'd, Re11 Ratea. Spedall.at.1 t.Uf wll ' remockl Ft est. smJ lo'- new coiatrutOon Rnld modcllnt fl rec>•lra . SmlJobl·Lle' $61>1832 . tlcan-up. Free est dent. m load. S4l-6428 work. 1prln l•rt In Free Etl. Call Ocu )OU NII your pn>ducts ..tcoine63$.M218 an /Com'l/Jndua trla I Rdt.f.9e.3J()() ~-2210 OOC Student. Bi& Truck. atall Jre~al r Corn pl ~ urv1cu. 494· lS9'1. ,,.. Sen-le• ...,.~ REMODELING Ii REMODELS· CLEANUPS& malnt. om·11Reald . Ml.._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• clean.~, tree tnm or? Haulbrg, t~ework. sod PAlNTlNO lM/Ext. ....... /t ... '' ~ ....... ALTERATIONS. CMal ADDITIONS GARDEN SERVJCE CHE P ! 10-7879 : lawns. Reas 491--0702 . Reu. dependable. Free Removals trlmm1n,, •••••••••••••••••••••• • Rea.ooab1e. 67S.ta · Acc.nt Blcla'• 1"178-1114 Leon 648·2049 ~-•·Call Jall-&U·'7e& ...................... ~ ="· rrt cat l..ac a A Uc'd. Oa,y care w 'i.chl Carpet Senk• l~·!OTI Le 321101 •••nilSer"llcet MllUlj VERY NEAT P~TCH nsured NJ.*'4 ~em l.n Newpt Bcb LEEN.JARVIS Ho•tde•'ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• WORK GUARANTEED JOBS' TBXTt.IRK ecaJI S48·2S3l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~lacH·Planttrs lnlr/Extr free Esl. P\"ee Qat. 8$3-1431 TrtDJm•na. topplna. ,.. °"1>tl Man wlll l•Y yours Add.It'•· Rmd1'1. Hrs .. 5. HANDYNAN·llomea 6 HOUSECLEANING Bti Concrete PaUo 2$ yrs Ex pr 642·0285 ~ •• cleanup. Wlnltr WtU babysit a~es 3·5, 7 3C or mine. Rep111re & PltlG!aOC>, UcU'1858 Apt1. Contclentlout By reliable couple Block Walb BBQ Pita PATCH PLASTERINC r1tee l.IC/lnsrct. Tony to 5:30 Moo·Fl'I, Placen cleani.nll loo! Ouar work Oenertl Con tractor. Craftaman. Ph: ~-0302 Refa 963·58l3 Refs. Eats. 646-0464 , .. , ... c .... ••AU.TYPES•• ~lM ua/ Federal. 845--074<1 at bl11er aavlnp. Fr eal -Free est $404U c•tom alteraUona. re· State Uc. cont. All l)tpes ~ I MS-3646 ti~ntlal & commercial. Pr o f CA RPET MASONRY WORK. all Averaeo Extr l rf!f. 1346 BabysJttlng, my home E home •~rvtce from yard Q.EANlNG. noor & win· types brick. ist.one & con· Z.Stni S4M. lntr rm Homet·Addltlons. Re.t11c· ....................... Toro/Lake foret1t area . WeCareCarpetCleanera State Lie 820388. free est. \o root. &'2-3629 d<>w care. Dutch Main· cretA! work. Call 498·3638 Prices Incl mat.r' /labor 1.'0 over blk walls. Free Tutor. ~tJGfll. ~llpontl· Any ahi(t or overnlle . Steam Clean or Shampoo AB Coalt.ructors. ('714 > tlnance Service 537 · laol G11ar. tnsrd. free eat. Cit. low ral8 581492 b4e col ge •udeat with 788-8508 Also Uphollte01·All work ~-Block. Slumpatone walls Ted 82M900or 512-()J.M ,.... .. , con1l1tent .. A.. work. '-"'"•Senk• g1&1r. Refs/MC. Free eat lledtfclll ....... MRS. KINGS Carpet, & brick planters. Expert· MIU to help )'OIUJ' child Reas Raia· MS-3716 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cleanln& & PalnUns Co. ly lnst.alled at •riclal State Uc. lneured. low ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUIO llrly. 842·11811. llil" ....................... PLUlllBER·.Repa1r. re· ....................... YOO RAVE IT READY "WE DO JT ALL" winter prices. Cal Bob. pricee loo. Exterior KB ~at hom~. any kind C-.t/CoacHte ELECTRJCAL SERVICE l'l.LHAULITAWAY llSS-Wl 53&-teoSor~ specialist. T01 me-Calico pip•. 1n1tatlatlon . rates. wlll pickup ••••••••••••••••••••••• CALLS' •1.5/hr. Call TUCS48.a!S ~ services. G. Ctdley • ~~fut wtUi DaJty & del. 545-5441. Concrete Driveways, 8CU233 Jape.nae Housecleaning. ....... I MZ-931&. )Gt Want Ads. walkways & patlos. Free ... , ..... Halll!na. moving. cleanup Own Transport1Uon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• INTERIOR/EXTR Paint· , ............ EXPERIENCED Book . est. Area rers 557·2285 $'7 /up. Treework. M6-0S27 Friendly Movlna Co. Effl· mg. Expr'd hlgb qual keeper wants work In her ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reas. fu t. trffest dent. friendly service. work. FantasUcally re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• To Pl1ce you.r home. 84?-72166 ChlldCar'9 F1berglua Specialist . re-8C-4S7 GOOD 'OL FA.5HION Lowest pou rates. as. rate1 Call Jack CANOPY TV SERVICE "Fut Result" C.pewter .........• , ............ ~lr f& c1.11tom work on Houlecleanin&. Exl rer1. 84'7~. 8C'74!11M lit RATESERVICE Service Directory Child care my home Sehl can. trucka. boall. etc. Soany "Jer. PREE h1ol· Pleue Hll 87~79Si Al Falr Prlca 980-1633 ••••••••••••••••••••••• age. Mon -Fri Men 831-0721 lat. cleanup, ~ worlr Have .om= you want • Pai.ntlna/Paperina • Id .... Call Now FINISH, REMODEL & Verde area. M7-tl03 for usable ltems. Fen-Immaculate houseclean· to seJI? Clasal led ads do •Interior Elderior• Try a D ally Piiot 642-1671 Rpr. Small Jobs OK. f'\nd wit.at 'l:iou wanl In cu/bldga removed Ins. Satlhracllon It well -Call NOW, Uc 225388 lns~S. Guaran· a ... 111ec1 Ad to buy. sell Reas.979-0379 Want Ads Call 642-5678 o.llyPlJot uslfledl. 55'1·~ auaranteed. 613-m& M2-S678. teed Call Kanta 142-45$8 or renl somethlna. lat.JU -M ~~ .....,., ~a.Trvst LOlt&P09Ci 5300 Sdlools& HelpW..W 7100 HefpW..W 7100 Http w..w 7100 tt.1pw..w noo HllpWtiilW 7100 Opp:a ......, 5005 DMdi 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllstNcffott 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• P'otmd: Young male lrisb ....................... APPIBCTICI BOOKKEEPER. Lag Fem. beauty operator !n•••dorT,.._ RESTAURANT LOANS8%% Setter. Brown lealber BeA Profsnl AUTO kh.. Pt-time. growing COOKS Ir w/lmall rollowlna for NEWPORT UEACll collar. Irvine Ave. CM. Cockloll Waitress opportwuly to full-time 4-day wk. &42·0531 Patt 1rowtn1 m ed1c11 SALESMAN device flrm near 0 C Neal & clean Cross Also 2ftd TD Loans $48-Dn •$99.00• Career oriented, multi· DAY BUS Airport hss tmmed $8000. month Could cus1 Fairest Terms since 1949 Lost. Small black dog Exciting & Profitable For new Ii used car pie led!er exp. Typing fOUMAM .,Unp Cor • n inspector ly do SlS,000. With Sattter Mf9. Co. w/white 11treak under Glamourous Profession sales. Immediate open· nee. alary c om -PERSONNEL or attrlle d1apo11 blc owner/operator Capt1vt cl\in. Name Is Queenie. •Learn In 40 hrs from nln a . Contact Salu mensurate w /exp. Call Paint is Detail Man w 13·5 med1c11I devl~e. lt .S trade location. Xlnt 642-2171 545-0611 Reward 646·l4Sl. profsnl's the rine art or Manager. R . McMannl s , APPlY Mon-1''rl 3·tipm years exper. In manne Grad ONLY. Khowledsc terms. Agt Tl Mt;. 117-4100 493-4511 (714)833-0651 fNaantln~eeded b)· 751·1400 PIUVATEPARTY 646-7806 wailrHa techniques. Gorda Liz est.sail . , maker of rA inspection· eqwpment Will pay more for your •Free placement Svs Bookkeeper , part tlmt1, lhe world·s finest &B/P~ful. Toeos/I~ 2nd T.D. 642-3573 FOUND . Brown •Dayoreveni.ngsess1ons AVON exp req'd, 2-4 hrs wk. GOO Bayside Dr. N.B. lallboat.s. Qualified can· n•M rportLoop Dr $0000. MO TH We1maraner, Jrilb Set· CALL <7141 '751-9194 Your bn. Paya S5 00 per &75-5ll9 did.ate ml.Ill be capable CO.Lt Mesa Free standing building in Need SS.000 2nd TO at lo<"k ter. preti'anl. TeWinkle For a free consult in one hr. Call 640-9100 Lorene Equal Oppor Employer of supervialng a crew or F.qual()pport. Emplyr interest. Have $35,00<l Sehl. C ~9-0556. aft ol the mos~rofit profess MldA ..... • S.10 men for paint• de-booming firowth area 6PM So. Callr aitress. Joe. ...... AfCYPtnCM Well estab ished. Owner equity in Easl Co11la W-...GMllCJ lbokt.eeper part-time AR COOKS. B~TENDERS. lall work. Xlnt o~- b~lng larger bu.slness. Mesa. for security. Found, orange male Cal. 11922Sky Park Bl. Ste C Up Yow & AP. mual llve C.M. DRIVE.RS. /Ume. Over portunlty for the ril t Comm·1 Lines Un · Mildred. 642~ lrvine. Calif .• 92714 area. Contact Dick derwrlter. Ml.n. ft yrs ex· W I train. Terms. Agt. Vic. Harbor View Hms. ll~Jobl Carter 556-0llOO 21 yrs. lmmed. ope~gs. man. Good salary • J>er. Fred S. Jamee & 751·1400 N.B.144..5281 LEARN PIANO TUNING Let AVO 11how you how Apply In penoo. , e n benefits. c-.u Ma . Co.. Lag. Bch. Contact . Penoeds/. I McDonald 549-9711 ext 47 lffr/WNTcrtmt HlJh earnings potential. to bulki & run your own IOOKkUPER ~Pizza, 410 E . 17Ul St. Mn. Bradley. MIJ.3058, "''°"* 5350 E'.u)' met.bod, low COIL buslness. Control your Expr'd, full Ume ror 3 C.M. ror appotntmeJll. 4M-1mt'7. E.O.E, Sll,500.MONTH Lost&Foimd Rare ~-PIANOCARE 3 Pool tables. clgaretff ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... 5Cl..o9l1 581-7&C7 own houn. own Income man Pediatric office. COOKS Jnsurance. N.B. 1aency machine & other games Lost & Fo.d 5300 Drinkln~roblem? To '1tad out about this Call "95-1380. Male or female. over 18 FRY COOK needs top pensonal lines included In s ale. Hot Joa.W..ted. 7075 challenging earning op· to work days. Apply in ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Alco I Helpline portWllty Ca II 540· 7041 or IOYS A .. D GllLS Pvt. dub. 6 day week. \1 1ecretary. Xlnt career Blvd. location Terms 24hnaday~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• person. ' AM to 4 PM. Refs req'd . OPPot!. Salary open. LOST Poodle/Terrier 2'.enl.th 1·1359. Mission Viejo · El Toro Agt. 7Sl·l400 mix, blk/wht. Springdale WiJI clean your home eJ11:· area. Earn your own DEL TACO -.S167 for appt, 67:H810. -PREONAN:I'? pertly. Own Transporta-1720 Superior CM & Warner. H.B. 846-81!1(] Caring confldeotial tlon. 646-6S23 Babys itter. mature money selling sub11crip· GIHERAL CLERK Kitchen Helper-Mon \hru NATURAL f'OO D aft6PM Uons after school. t-'or in-counseling & referral. woman for occasional COOKS WAMTEO Exper. helpful. but not Fri 11am-l2pm. Call !>andwu-h busmei.s f':in POUND 2 CB Radios Abortion. adoption & HefpWanted 7100 wknd s1lljng. re f':s rormalion. eall 830·0913 Ex~er ·d only New req'd for switchboard. Richard. 634 · 1471 or taslJc lease Current dJI ke;sing ••••••••••••••••••••••• 556-l1780 after 3. owner identify by make 557-0414 Busy G.P. Practice needs Yor er, 428 E 17th St. m.illroo m . fil i ng, ly gross appro". SJOO sen al no . no or chunnels A ARE 547·2.563 ACCOUMT AHT I exp back ofc med1c11l as C.M m1crofilm1na duties. Kitchen & Dln room help Subrrut your ca:.h orfer Date & loc lost Contact Ass11lanl to dlr~tor of Babysiller Needed. My sLSt w/xray permit Exp Xlnt chance for advance- Ed Rlddle. Inc. 646·881 l HWlt. Bch. Police Dept *SHARON'S* finance. Sal. $1288 \o home. Hunt. Bcb. Near only need apply 645-9990 C<>'YCENTIR ment. Apply at CPf. UIO Mature women. 7 3 Shill SJ6.S62l Ol!TCALL MASSAGE Sl423 per mo. Education Edison, 1:30-5:30. Mon· Permaneut P 1\ime posi· Newport Ctr Dr, N. B. in iiuut home. C.M 499-1224 & exper. equlvalenl to Ftl. 2 children. 7 & 9. Call Canvas Man, Sail maker & lion. avail tor hard (2nd Floor I 64M'7l6. Carpet :shop Np8 ureu. Found Male Tern er /Col graduation from college ans.968-7071. Exper'd P tllme Office worklng individual who Orps. wall purer . etc. mix. Wt>ll trained. ap· '1'HE EXPERIENCE" w/empbasls ln acctng + Babyaltter. l .cl\lld In m y Help. Baxter & Clcero. likes to work w /public:. GlcntM• LAMIMATORS S3.000 comp C213) prox 4yrs. Vic Placentia Adult motel. Closed 2 yrs exper. as an ac-642·72.38. No expr n ecc. Call OWNR RETIRING, Westaall Corp. has Im· 4311-6452. Eve & Wllson C.M 63l·27S3 circuit 1V. For Reserva· counta.nt. Apply. County home on Balboa Island. 3 546-31193 needs tst class combo eves. lloos. MS-3917 Sanitation District. 10844 night.& wk. 6'75-251.5 Ceramic Caster Mature. Glau Man to run In · med. vacancle11 ror Laundromat with agency Ellis. Fountain Valley or BABYSITTER needed db/:,eodable, must be Comtertfelp dependant sb04>. Must be molders & touch·UP peo. in Capistra no Beach FOUND. Siamese Cal. •KARIM'S* call 5CQ.2910. a to follow directloN Now 1c~a apf:ica· ~ all phases of glass. pie w /at least 1 yr ex· SSS.000 Owner837~17 J>retinanl Vic. San Joa· days. my home or youn " werk a ton.. Fu II time lions for ays & n ght.s. ..,Y $300. Wk to St.art perience In boata. Apply rAITMER WANTED quan Hill s Rd . & Ol!TCALL MASSAGE ACCOUHTIM~ ror 14 mo. old. 640-7149 Call bet 1 &4. 752-1896 Hrs based on experience. w1x.lnt benent1. Reply to the Secunty Ouard. Active woman lnteTested Marguerite. C dM . 6PM·2AM 831H180 PA YllOLL CL IC Babyaitter needed wkdys, Mu1i apply In person Ad #823. bally Pilot. PO 275 McCormick. Costa 1n a new Gin Gallery. 644-7'705 AIORTIOM S'109 to $849 Per month. aft. achoo!. Westcliff CHILO CARE betwu :l·4 pm. Ask for Box 1$60. Coeta Mesa Ca. Meta. area. Mature womao. 2 Lite hskpng. Boy 5. alrl 3. Vin, Ta~ Pell. ~s So. 92626 Loe. Newport Beach In· Found: l Sliver Mlnialure Coumellng" Referral Several positions avail. Most aftns & some eves. vestment & business ex ft. Poodle. Looks II ke Pretf;. tat-1vall. wlmdt w/government environ-children. 63i-1018 an 6 Anytime, MS-9971. Coast wy. Laauna •UAIOS LIGAL SECRETARY pref. Ph. Mr. Sm1lh a l. purebred. Nr Hunt· 3' Helpllne547·N95 mental agency. Educ a-Beach. Needed for N.8 . Law of· ~&L lOAM. 67>-:QO 1ngton/Har tford. HB. tJon & exper. equivalent HMAMAGER CLEANING WOMEN CUSTODIAN CottcrMtso nee. Call ~5405 A&k ror 53&-6327.S35-8480 •SPlRITUAL READER to hi&b school grad in· wanted. SS.~ + per hr. Permanent. Full & Part· ban. PAWNSHOP FuJty Licensed eluding l basic course In A Federal Savings Al· Nwpt Sch, Irvine area. Niihts ll.30PM·1!30AM time. Phocle & trantp re· M0.000. Xlnt location Found · Shepherd Mix 181.55 El Camino Real accoununi + l yr exper. 1oclatlon is seeklna a Musl have own car . Apply only Ir ~WlUCied 'bad. IUt&fd welcome. LEGAL TRA I NEE · Agnt. 64.5--0882 Female. Approx 2 r.r· Su Oement.e. For appl. In riacal •tatiaticaJ re-manqer tor Its Newport SU.le. 96IMl84I w/6 mo·s aeneral acute Jl 546-«l74. ofc: bl'9 10.2. Bnaht. xlnt typing sk1lh1 Ccrfe.s-ctwfct.. Vic Beach/AU1ni.. .8. ~ 492-°'1298 cord keeping. Apply. Beach office. Individuals hosp. + carpel " noor aOled Wedlaesday. ' for career oppor. on Mag l /21. 53M.379. 980-039 10844 Ellla Ave. Fountain must be familiar with the Clertm. Llquor & Merkel. exp. Adult pref'd. Sal ll typewriter In N B. Coiy t~r ~nc h llyle Lost, wht hmale MASSA•I Valle)' or call 540-2910. community and reside In Oood pay, good hrs. Ex· commensurate w /et.P Hairstylis t . ')tply In estcte planning cor· sidewalk care Seala 60 ,,...,..MODB.S the local area. Flna!lclal per. pref'd. Apply ln +bene. Sao Clemente ~er11on. eats ~ate law practice. Ma~ people 1n charming old Cocbpoo. Jan. 21. New ALLSTATE or buslneaa experience Is rrnon bet noon, 3042 s. Gen'I Hoepltal, 496-1122. afrsl~llst, So. Cst exper. firerd. but w11 world almQ&phcre Aik· World area, Lag. Ollis. ISCOITS Controllen Assistant desired whlcb can dfec· ristol.SA Plaza, 5'0-8888. train. Cal (71<1) 833·9983. ln&S29.000 "Sasha ... 837-t320 OUTCAU. ONLY OperaUoos Supervbor lively stimulate new DELI Clerk. Salary +ln· &Ill ll7-4200 Underwriter Tralnee business development. CUU TYPIST centlves. Al/'>' H -3. HAJISTYUST Llve·ln part time. hie Loat: Spnnger S)an1A111t 631·3111 Business de&ree. 1·3 yn aulat customers & Up to $4 per hr. depend· Plaia Verde quor. 1525 Needed. OnJ,y the best bakpn\ 6 cooking. for I Shep Mtx fem approx f Mesa Verde DP. East. DIMMBHOUSI buslnen exper pre-motlvate penonnel. Ex· Inf on qualifications need a~l.r w/followlng lady. o smoldnJ. Nr. SACRIFICE mos. Bh1e eyea, wbt RELAXING MA.5SAGE ferred. Contact Paul cellent working condl· E ucallon & exper. C.M. prtf'd. lnl oppor. Jl.B. bus Une. &t2·9217 w /blk le allver patches. Bob James-Uc. Masseur Family tragedy forces nd1 medication . Nr Williams~ t.lona and benefits. equivalent to high ~chool Delivery ot Daily Pilot. A 963-3633. LVN saleollhisaem. Wood lo· Pomona /Wilaon. Dis · Outcalla t-t. 494·51 l l Reply to Mr. Karr iuad w/1 yr exper. In larae ~uie In New~rt HANDYMAN lerior done by old world traught owner. reward. •PALM READER• ALTllATIOMS 1714) 522-0610 responsible cle'rlcal Beach aullable for a lgh ~e Nurse fpr cv~. master craftsmen Tbe 548-4120 szo readina ror 110 An lmmed, f /Ume open-,ual Opportunity work. Apply, County school or college aludenl. Ex.per. in carpentry & s\)I l. Good sal & atmoapbere would lend lng exist.I ror a qualified mployerM/F Sanitation District. 10844 benefits. Ap~y. Put. ptftelllf& future Earnl.ngs approldmately plumbing. P /tnne only. Park Udo nv. Center •~If to any Ont culslnt'. FOUND Wht German Uc <212 I eN-1350 men's cloth.log aJtera · BANKING Ellie Ave. Fount ain l200.00 monthly. Phone Apr.ly In peuon. 4118 f1af1h1p Rd. N 8. •place people" v.111 w:anl Sheptat1'd mal•. a.ent to Uona pel"IOO. Apply In Ow' Cos~~!'! bra11ch V.U~ or call 540-2910. ~l. ask for circula-Gui 1ver'A Restaurant. . Ca 184U044 to return t o 11 ·1 a 0 C Animal Shelter Jan aonc•111.s penon : tion leaving your namt! 18482 MacArthur B(vd, m u u.•rp1e«. 11e1lln1 70, 2'7U\. D4·730l SILYaWOOOS C1.Bk TYPIST Musaa• fl ModeUnaLo llas an opening for en"'. Insurance ofc Start Im· and address Irvine. Mon tbn. Thurs. LVMJ..11 11ltuated nexl to 51111 4:5 Fashion Isl. N.8, Dlr&0 f'wy. in M'31lon mUNO ~ ol ke)'11, VIC OUtcall 542·n•15CS-Or Central Officts per'd qommercial teller. med. Fred S. James & Deliver)' & lnstallaUon ot Betwn 3pm·5t>M. Full & p/tlme. Team Vle/o area Cb~·k It ~ ror Santo Ana Ave & Hypnotista earn S3S pr hr. SILVIRWOODS Qwlll.fied applkants will Co.. Lag Bch. Contact T. V 's & Appliances. •Ho•1lre1per• Leader. Mesa Verdt! UI ll7·4ZOO Cabrlllo, Cell Identify have t yr expfr. Thia Mrs. Bradley. 549·3058 or Mech. exp. prer. Davis· Conv. Hosp, 661 Center ~1177. Become • competent 22$ W. 6lh St, L.A. · poeltJon of/tn an attrac· 494-1087. E.O.E. Brown Co. 411 E . 17th St. Matu,. woman tO care St .. C.M. $48·5585, hypooUat In just l2 wks .. Uberal Compensation & for mature adults. No DIU~Houas Found. male d~. Spaniel. 1-n lte pr wk . For Ytln~e Benefits P1cg. live work eqvironme.nl & Company looking for re· C.M. $48·343'7 children. no cleaning. a<t MAID. full or part time, x1m localioq. The Hlery 1DEAL R COUPLE btk at wbt, o . Vic 19lb brochures 152-254 l 1Avallable • em~t beoeflu tired peraon to store & .,........,..... cook. Pvt rm. •9'·8944. Costa Mesa ~a. Onlt 5~ daya. seat.a over St. CM. 979-2756. Sell-Hypaoall • on.fotne Equal Opp'Emptyr m/f are com~Uve. Contact maintain Umouslne on Minimum 4 yra og. • HOUSEKEEPER-Live· ~137 40 n tblt clean. well Lealle reece, ('714) retainer buls Good eqaa~atore Caler-FOUND. male Doxie ma, clau •very on . A/?AYAIUCI.~ *Ork refs. " driving re· baod•d. expan ed ii). Xlrll pvt qtra, good MAIDS W AN't'ED tns. be expanded. e mo. while oa chest. Vic. 7:30PM. US per claN. 835-0151. duties, call be\ 19 • 2 aala01. 30-45. 675-22$6. ~•let paid' The tnn Typhla " rroot oft. IMPBW.IANIC cord nee. Pie~~ re· Com. watch 11 al lunch BrUlOl 6 Warner, S.A. Learn at your lela1m1. & up to at.art. BeWflts. sume t.o ; "DRIVER", 8C'7 ·3:5C77 t::,· in N. Coast tJ~! S4S-2W Detalls. 752-2541 lmllMd. oPenbll-18P~, Minority ~pUcenta P.O.Box2CNO, N.B. 9211163 DlllMl..._.Clk Houalekeel:a' Hwy. l . Sch. Ull ll7·4200 auflJua, Inc, 18 , Encoura1 to Apply Leed•••per ; FOUND, female Germ. MALE MODEL Borchard, SA. C114) F.quaJ Oppor Employer Com pan lon ·M atur e P/Umt . &Om• clerical PM shirt. 3·U :30PM. MAIDS WANTED Shep. belJe collar. So. v1'1: male will model for dutle... ~ n nlble. Sal DonQutxcu Motel . -TAYllM llM4.18. Be.uty Shop Space Avail. woman for elde~ lady, General PM acuLe botp. LetmelHdi L1111na 481·224 t or Ml or Cp&e. S40 lat. toe.aJ nlat:U Is Wffke 1. S2:$CI opea. Hunt Bch. Exper'd uper. req'd. Sal com· 2100N9WJJ011 Bl. C.M ~15 IN. Oukall on~ooo-~ Oaler1 Sate. Persoo, N.wport 8Hch S.lon. Mo. Call 142-3f78. onl.)' need •pply. Ref• re. meMurate w /ex per + MANAGER SlS.000. net h Ip run 10PM S4C). 78151 J . y 11'1Ml00,~. q'd. Mi-tat No near comp•Lillon. Found: Female Aust. Kllow~ OI pttata •· beneflu. San Clemente Productio.n control mod.est t.erms. Shepherd Collie. TH/• fOR ~ERY MAN WHO Mll&JaJ. nvo"1• wknd BOAT CARPENTER Companion P ttlme. $28 Dental AHlU. p/tlqie, Oec'I He»pltal.M-U22. manaser. Dlverelfted Ult ll7·4ZOO 1ray 4' black muule. WANTS A OlRL. Pb wertl. Mn. McPar!Qd, For fhlJab teak work Per day. Must have own chalrslde. Eve1, •ome RowM!lceeper. prefer live· buslnesa la lrvlnt In· eau. Laguna Bc h . 1·'35-5313 INt-tttl -· ~. 548-1149 tl'anap. f79..7QI. Sata. H.B. 846-3$40. ln, or have own tra111p. dustrlal Complu. re· MIXtcAM llST. 497.2313 -------COOK·BRSAKFAST quires expel"d person to UMOA Ir VICKI iiWF..,.iiiC*F~ IOAT Dental Receptlonlst. Ex· Prefer older women, OF..SPt:R/\TE FOUND: ~ ..... ::r. ~. ~kfleper '1$0 MAMWACTUlltt Expe_r req'd . Ptllme. $3 non-11moker. 644·9229 an. COOl'dinat.e & mantfll 1111 Ab:c1inlce owner c•n 't P'IC Bll:pr, P/l toSTbr Hr. Phone 642-8475 7am· ~r'd <>nit. 3 Da,Ys wk. 5or on wlcnds prOdU\'llOn 41 •hop h.a e. Seats over 80. Bike ,..,. .......... o .0 .1AceounUo& aa Clipper Marine Co'l\ 2pm Any Day. 8. Oft o. Sal. open. peraonnel. Out11111 In 673~3649 bl wn 4 & 5 1J19E. Ocddeatal, eenerrt.•. M2 21626. elude: Ability to perform xlnt lease. s. Oran1t' ~1.o, all ooar Co. ~/J'ypl.ll ta50 Needs exper 'd Carpen-COOK loduatJ'la I II 1~v110 all pn>du('· County. Oenel'OWI t~ma. FOUND Am E1kimo 121 ..... 5t P ... Paid/ Also Fe. Jobe Ex per di.oner Dental Front Ofrl~ NEWYEAR Ull U7-4ZOO lam. Samoyed) ftmole. lnine P...oqftel ~•nc1 t•u " exper'd l\s· X·Ray experhmce. non-\ion untt.lw. Involving wtlt, St. M101'a Church ~r old muelclan &'f ", •Ua7'.b CoeU etl tetr1blen. Saute. Beach area smoker. N~wport MEW JOB catMoet t~ wooel work. MOTOR JIOMF. Pk Ave. area. 494-4&44 new to •re•, like &o meet St.IJ&eat "2-1470 , IOATM.-. 1 Call Sandy 142-9434 Center, 833-U7 I w ld!na. ie cuttlna. hOl RENTALS col~e 11rt, not unat· -COOK. uperlenc•d. foll •l11m~~· silk Eltttpt~onal aN!a. Prine. LOST. Mooey Clip. Vic. tract ve. I llke hllrlafc• cu:. Marine, 'lt1t E. DIMTAL ASSIST. WOM96-M .. sereentni • reek· Oftl.y. P1JU to Ad. No. Balboa lei. or Reuben.a ch111. t.nnlt. Dav d "'*"*J" Oii tel, S.A. Needa· ~ ap~y ln penon, CJlAIRSlDE-N.8 . Ex· Tl.AIMllS Ina. + lnven orL· a , Oaify ot. P .O. Box a..t. R.ward. ffs-4481 .... Irv. New .D.t.11 a.p 1*dt £•per'd Gtl Jlepalr, o's eal a u rant, mauctnilt'lt" control M236 Coot Hwy. Dana pr'd. s day ~. 8.30 to . llilO, Costa Mesa, Ca. blwn lOam.$:JIOl>m a • • =· IMtp. Carpeoter1, Dec k l>\.'9M470 5!30, Pd VIC Is mttd I.DI. ou.tr fue1ct10111. Musl at!l8 'hi> •• ,.. INdd-gqm. ~ware lDstalJen. S6Gll ............ bave ex per. In a flop LOST: Gold brae•let ~;.;: .. ----·=~· COOK · £xper'd. ReU,.. tmna,.mem • bt npa• WI PHO coto ... , la ..... ~ .•....•....... ~IOATCO. ......., Meiiiy...... I021 ..,,.,. • ' up. mtllt hoaJt Lal\QJa Bcb, Dlr-.'.t ....... bit of p.rformlnfy all P•arh. 548·12U ...... llol.lt•rY 1hampooer., ........ Exper'd DlreeLor of Pcidi --.c. -fimctlont pe,.,.al ln ....................... ev.t/wluldt REWARD! ......... 1~ --=k-..,lt~· rounwn ValltJ N..,... for ac:tl" ~v. ' ..... addltJoo to traln~na Ir lit,W&WT.O ... LOST: TW 145. fem• ..................... . ....,. ., '=.ra•1.=-COOi boapkal la So. Oran1e COlahrs ~vl•ln& ot vr• LOANBAVAlLABLE SbelUe mtx, 1m,'"' col· KEN ftOMD .. 81,Cll 11'/tlnu day eoot. Co. Gocid '':!ft"' pat- at manaat.m nt Cr.ut not lm=nt laEw vtc Eader: 8ebl. TIAIM,.,. Ml-lOIO DrGJN& lNSTA.U.J:U Prftloul rar Wett exp ten.. •lat bt t.a 4' aal. ~fin 19\'ll. Call for •Pt>t. pro· meas er R ARD.•teU AUTOMOTWI ~, .-=cup Mdd, bu\-.ot -.c. Apt Send r~aum e to : vide resume $46-.0'T~ ............ 0 ltRS Chaiiffeilri J bl~ CoOo'• aaull\ed M DO. 118, C/0 MATURE WOMA!it HOM!! 9!1b0rrow LOST: Black Belllll'I . l'l"WOWS9K~ IOC*lm• llJLLCARPENT&RI aeb on titancl, N 8 ~-=/:.'~':!1 o.ll1 Pllot, PO 8o• ueo. o.y.wfek.Jlootb pHhn• to w~,com~ Sbql .. Whl~ th-.l mark• NA'nOtMrlDSIOB len1ce Culder I: ; betwn3PM4PM. C.O.E . CoMa ..... Ca .ae , " mp. frl1h Setter ml• ~. PLACSllDT ...... C..•rollt~; Ort.aqer ,oewcomere • contact at low blanll n ... lo COD· =· JooU II~• Ookln .-rAHC& ' -.... lln. Hamllt.oo, 'waste .... Oftrt.l ... OOOt hall~ lbttaklaat _., .. ft'• :VOW' Decilloa J tnerthatrt.s. F1utbl• h,., ddaw clebta. pay tax•. ever, M•• V....S. 000~ llOO £. Chpcnea; '19-0126 ........ • I.ell. • &bop. ecr •• ~c.-. r• YOU DOWr PAY ' NIM Cit, u .. t)'plna Yb • vacation. room area . C.11 ?&t'419.10 , OPPO '8 1 =.•• fJl·Ull or ..... .,,~, ...... , Dell. "2· 1431 ' No.,... Me.~ -.PAY YOU! $f7 .... . addWon. •wl:.r:'· pay AJ .. CAM . . r-+"' n coon' ' --Call Or comt In T0117 i Mature non-•moldn•t LOST; ~nc .,. ... , If· • ! pl "' r MKOrtp Yadlt oil ea11tUn1 or • ._,. IAITINOll'I .,., ...... Mll1 ~~ ~~<-P:lacenta.. c.w. IEID I Mman to COOk. \'Ian. JIW'lllDM. }C:· ma e • wred, bla~ ICMOOL ~ JIOOl(KJtSPER ·"Part· ll1&1t ~ ••peritoetd. ::t.._ "•mith' on oe-·.-CMAMtes Ou la, wh!Ai ,.._, AM to ~bl ... w/ ... I i~ .. ...,... 20t.h Ctn· £ ~ f'C T'a'o 'C'u.x MATIOHALIAMI .. Champ". lttb St. a llM&.ITU. ... IA 11 I.,.. • .._.~ .... ~ WY. Led. lllllde a. CoMt ""' orhtd ulus • ••"r,•o•e----r I• (Of' l• f& 1J )t Old. P•rk, Cat. f O ·tH1; --' lot CIN11f&.~~1 , ..... Sen !*to ....., " boy• .,, mothtr" • .," C714'6~14 -~ 600 atnlc~r,. J'gJI. llJ. 441 , J lto•f'· Sal•tY opt'n • ... ml, Reward I ldlOila c..a !hco.t ...... -~:.: .. .... •1111 --~ I lrtlkll ti' ~ P/Utna " --; 1,.....,.no.' ·" ~ _. ___ .._ "'=--~ ... ~ '"' ·~ -~-.J v -·w ,--~ ---=·-y ..... ~ ..... : -·'I"·". ! __ ..,.__ ...--v··i" ---~· ·-. ,, ···,;.. -·-.-,.__· ..... I "{· .. , .. " I . t. ' ••• r:. 'l ,, r1• JI I PHONE SALES l'hone Salee people. rmle or femai.. 16 lo yearaof aio. Gunraot.eed ••I• or t0mmi11lon1. 250 East 17th !;treet, Sulle O. Coi.la Meu. beeweeft 5:00 • 8:30 pm. ~. Equal Olroortut\ll> l!:mi>l01er n. ,_.... dn" &n tlae Wtet. .. 1 Dall1 Pllol Cla•1lfled Ad, Pboat ....,., • l .J.OArLYPILOT 'rldev .1enu.ry-1117 ..... t§""•••• IMh&M_.N . lc»oh.Sllpa/ Motorcrdtt/ . 4WltttlDthH tllO • -k&L 1 ••> 'hf• • IOl5 ,.,..,... DodLa 9070 Sent•• ti 10 ..................... .. A11191.Mew ''"1 ...... .-.. ................ .. ..... !! ........ , ............................ ······················· ....................... ·KA··w··A··.~,··.,·:·:M···l.:·,·r1··· lt74DOD•I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••;.\~•••••••••••• ......... -. l -.... ............ _ ... _......._ &_r.. 9010 •IOATSLIP• ........ r a n& ••ucu••'-11t LE SE N ood ll'•i.a ",.acll ,, ~-·""""'n.u • . • rack. 1hocka. &oodlea. """"" ~• A Owl & .... ~ ct~ M'l .tcbai.r.lllO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• For 20 boat ... rorcut GOOO 114().~ '1~·94'18 Automatfc. air cond . --_ ,, ~-M4-$73S aft. 5 ~ '9' 1.odlac 21tark V Grand ~unnel. 13$ 5'18·~ ' • . pwr 1teertn1. apeclal THE 1977 "' Raid w/optlonals 14. • Motor"°"""4 ':tOftb':!IO.OOOrnllel. Kin& '118" lrorabon ..... lot7 value. l yr o&d. bet offr UmJt 22 • ac~ Nwpt Isl S./R... 9160 1 Yl. w;.Bac• ··11e ·· --•••• .. ••••••••••• <213~1 Hln&ed m .. l only ••••••••••••••••••••••• SADDLBACIC 5301 & moldD•'-ee. w /U•• '9.'ount Double Yellow . 7l4-&T&-MS6.Zl3 eB3-~l9l ZS'OPENROAD V""''-IMPOltTS X1nt coad S2CIO firm ~leaded Amazon Parrot 6 FLBERGLA.SS DLNGY F Sal . I ""·I•~ II l ,....., 3 2 01 ·--· \ . th ht u. w/OU oan" lock.a 185 or e . 40 moor na . .. .. .., ff ·COn · lll·2040 4tM94t lJririnG .411w lrinc; °'9p C t(1 M..t U1•ar• IMW ~ FACTOIY AUTHOllZID SALIS. UASaMG & SBVICI Good Selecllon of Excell9nt trM.,..M avalllbfe U~2 MAIOUfttTE J'KWY .. MISSION Vlf'° (1J•t IJl·2MO Ol'EN WffKDAYS Ml, SATURDAYS (J.6, SUNDAYS t0:6 Hawaometblnl you w aaallled ada aell bll •t "Ive up the abJp! t.o lell? Claulfied adll Items, small ltema or "Uat',... It ID cluelfled. ll well -Call NOW any Item. Just call ShJp t.o ~. ,...Ulla! _,._ •~ 1 ·-~ , .. " ~172e W.SS25 Newport Qeach. Winter n te . 644-838$ • 1-. -. -..-. 213·9zi.3724. Del ord ~~~= aa«41>m. IMh.tu'Wataa•c•/ ·~e:n. Bronco. super Ml-tal rs."osa°"Ps toft ~ fOZO p~~~eSh~C::J0i. u~~l, ~ 494-2712 ............................................... 5 . h 15 . ~tu, xllR .... l1EL1?5Watthousesale CUSTOM Built YachLt. L~ ... mllnJul(rntegl82. 1·023 NIC.ks tSH rreocft .,,~." .... , Bo t odelln & ·1 r J\! .. e .. • ...................... . ·-" Dnld•rm 400 ,..,aaos • org-01. a rem a aen 1714 1. <213 >9'l44491 1976LUV-UCIC "'"' aew/.\l'Ud . Spinetl. b rine l"e1)81r. 846-6491 --------·• '" ~ J>layen.. Goln.c cr'4MUT. loah StorocJe 9090 Trj •fOf"• W /6 Ptd c....,. Of19of,...... tut rcw ~~ Ren~· AMERICAN SOURC ...... :................. Y•lltly 4 s peed. stereo. atove. 111111 •t.. am •Pt. t.o. • uy. n awa · Marine Equi pment a BOAT STORAGE '30 mo Rental Rebates 1lnk&retrt1. <lBHO'JO). ••••••le••••••••••••••• ~!!:wt;v; B:~!~~:· Dlacoontl 645-1280 tree launch. Sall/Pwr' at SADDLllACk OFFICEFVMJTUD klmf>~. Wrltu m4i lcNlh.MarW NewportDunes.~10' VALLIYIMPORTS Good uaedct!!:' d~ f31.·U1 o. 1207 2 ......... t030 131·2040495-4949 ~.rar:~ c~ nte BroekMnt. aG ....................... Tr•iplM"taffcMI ._Chevy ~Ton PU. m . "'' ra, ~()ST """1 -•· .... _t tr-•1 26' ••••••••••••••••••••••• -cablneta. mlae. • 5'einftY' Pldfto. Mdl P'82 ..,.,. a....., .,.,.. .. er. · ,.._ ~/ G. auto. FM. w/camper. SEU. lllfllDIA'fELY! t.xV. JZ 1rs old. xlnt hydraulic brtta. 1600 ~.. 9120 SlOOO.orbesl.548-8719 If out. lHve maaap. road. A.ak.tn.J $2300. _~_ZBM ______ _ • 13Hlll M0-13>1 SOhpEvinrudeelec moto ~::;;·;:;:~;:·;:,~:: ~~~!;:':· ~nl; =· ~~~:· xln everything but a shower. DALE'S RV RENTAL.5 shocks. $3195. 49'1-15'14 64U678. Mi-511T8. Mi-51118. t--------- lra11d I I • SIOIK • lnat Seledlon lllMEDIAIE DELIVERY PP 496·SUJ9 5Acres '76/'TJ models Che T k ~ --lcNlh. Power 9040 ._ Ford Ec,....."line Irvine $59-4446 Ul6S vy ~ on c up, •u ,.,_.., VB SZ1 eng, S.1pd, $1250. Hamm•ad P11ioe••x. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bubble top camper v&Jf. ---. ------i Call846-0lm. -· Lelle-.. ta:.O for 8aDk Repo. a · Mathews. 302 VI eng. stove, ref rig. 1.9?5 31 Executive, deluxe *'8:ils Cd~.fl3l. dbl cabin Ideal live gd rood. see t.o apprec. w/xtras •. XJnt cood. Like lt74 CMwy Pkbp · -aboard. la2,9216. Firm. 668'786 new. Miche lin radials i.41 Ton w/Camper SbeJt. UpriSIKPiaao <7l41W.-2221 w/s pare. 127.000. Pvt Automatic. pwr. •teer· Gooct~ '72.0odge Tradesman Pty. 714-840-2739 Ing. aux. fuel tank fl $3:50. 7'1..ft.'19al'SKJPJACK16SEng.r Van. with Sierra Bubble· ro1ers, Trane 9170 heavy duty bumper. RlFlCE CellA Or -trlr. ~~~I 7 lop conversion. 59.25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (223S81'). SAC . ..~-1an 1 Males, new tires. xln _ T T 1 2$.5.. Uke SADDLHACIC '51. suU ...,... .. ..rnty . cond.SS.800.493-2190 , .. erry rr • v•WYIM....,ITS like new PP. «-0858 or new, used only 3 mos. ~ .-- 498-1133 8' .,.. cab carao camper Self cont. sips 5, Take 111·2040 4tMt49 Conn Organ mdl Mi. Rhythm "goodies. l yr old. Selling because or health. M.ake olr. 8am- 7pm.~5319or~O S8SOO AY646' w/boot. $300. 5411.2423 an over pymnts w/S2300.•--------- • 5PM. down. 759-9829 i3 EL CAM.INO Ealat.e. 16 Glasspar. 4 bucket Full Power. air. Firm Ne&1.s. 40 hp lj:vlnrude Moforfa.dllbs 9140 ' Trav~I trlr self.cont, S2700.5*62l2,8:3().5PM fl og. slip moonna. fin ••••••••••••••••••••••• sips 4. air brakes, lots or1----------~nd, $975. 640·1075 -----space. Very cln. Si2000. '74 EJ Camino. AT. PS, ~9954 THE FOXI MOPED Call u > 735-7.toe. PB. AC. Opera seats. Ll.t.MMOND '1%SeabreezeSPortlinel9' Choice ot models & ~Ol· 1.900 Airstream 'n', Sell· s hell. very c lean. ~ and trailer. '1 5 H ors.StSworthofacceas. contained. air, awnlna, m951orr.S45-67l5 ORGANS Johnson 0 /8 . w /bal FREI!: W/anr MOPED $5900.846-2782 1.9?0 Datsun nat bed PU. COMPLETE LINE ~7z pump. S2500. purc~~~'S:r~~~e Trailers, Utility 9180 =• sides. $l2SO. •NEW OR USED• Fi••PoilltsMopecl •••••••••••••••••••••••1--------- Bl.IY with Confidence 14' boat. t rlr. 35 hp mot.o Beach at Malo Utility all metal trailer . '64 Ford. 29'l Sml Block. Fr q m t b e 0 Ide s t just reblt. Five PU. Shopping Ctr tnd. hitch. 2 spare tlHs, Body 4' ena In &ood cond. Authorized HAMMOND '250. 547..ao.3days Mon-Fri 12PM-8PM $125. 642·7743 $750. Aft 5, 498-0229 ORGAN DEALER In Tb Orange County!! We will SICllOAT TS:t!e:&inu:i~:-s 7' 10" wtde.,20' loog, 4' 1972CHIYY :~ 11 knowlngly un· 75 20' H.I. 841.a828 state. electnc brk.a. agl J/4 '°"PICKUP ~FREE• J et Drl v e . Trailer -----axle S.OO.M.2·2491 Cuatom /20. 4 1peed, ORGAN CLASSES fL\T3t7S > -Utility/Bike Trailer . ra~o,heater.henyduty $4795 MOPED Cimatll. Used. 7 . ...,. _,.,olCer. a ....... ., 'bumper, slde mlrrora. Mon e v e -Everyone • "o _,.,, .,.......,. lo Welcome COST A MESA MOO/bst ofr. or oo9.ssas dual cas t.nk.a " w Sl'OPINORCALL 644-l95i ---------t mileage. <128500>. 644-9200 ·~-Mo~:z..~1 9150 ~~.~ ......... ONLY $2695 HAMMOND ORGAN &PIANOCENTER ~ East CoastH.-y Corona del Mar 21' Eldorado day cruiser. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~/ COST A. MESA. Olds 4SS Jet. w/traller. '75 DT 1258 Yamaha In· etaulcs 9520 DATSUN cwit. paint Best ofrer. duro. 3.000 ml. xtnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2845 HARBOR BLVD. Wat.er sklsalso. 645--4251 5500. Aft s. 4.94-0161 1955 T-Bird -8 cyl.. CAU 54o.64 I 0 •~~~~~~~~~~~! ----------• automatrc. full power•---------35• Owen• twin screw '71 BSA 650c c Thun· tncl's steering, brakes + '64 Chevy \.\ton 6cyl PU Used Kimball Con.solette. VHF. 12 voJt/110 reCrlg, dcrbolt. Less than 10.000 wmdows. radio. heater. w/camper shell. $750. Pvt. Ply. $700/bs t . r~clrculating toilet w/ ong. mlJes. Rebwltrront wsw tires w/wheel cov· Runs very gd. Needs 847-4861. dis<:harge pump. Asking s ua pe ns ao n. r acing ers & hardtop. Mint con· urea & body work. 4 PRACTICE Pianos. $295 SJ4.soo. 84&-8423 shocks. mechanically dlUon! <FW1'7011. $6495. 673-3417 to $395. guaranteed . Boats, Sall 9060 pcrrect. $1 .000. Cati Newport Dats un. 8881--------- 541--0911&581·7647 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963·1925 after 6 or Dove Sl.. N~wport REA del Van 5 xtr tires. weekends anytime. Beach. 833·1300. Roomy. Needs some wk. Wurlitzer piano newish Hobie 18, trlr, new trans & 540-41U 9am·5pm w /d Upriaht. peca~ flnlab: more. $1,4.ZS. 646-82.55 or '70 Yamaha, 125 Enduro. RARE VOLVO 1800.._ssoo_. ______ _ Just tuned. $650. Pvt. 581-7505. Xlnt cond. Reblt. Street ES-24.000 mi. AM/FM 73 Dat.sunPlckup party.751-5004 ERICSON 29'. Full teaal.M.2·4622 ~AC, orlg ownr A/cond. Very clean. Kohler "Campbell Spinet crse/race. 121.000 ofr. 76 Kawasaki KZ 400, 1500 Afl6PM. 546-5520 Plano. walnut finish. 675-l830 ev&wkods ml. cust paint. Factory '27 CHEVY.' dr Sedan, ssso S4M348 23• Erl k r 11 equi warranty, xtru. Mu st comple te ly restored DODGE 75 · c son u Y P· sell ~·1636 S2500 S54-7829 114 TOM s.wi..g Mtdlien 809 3 Sipe 5. cm pit galley .. hd. · · Loaded <Ser. 9S73> ••••••••••••••••••••••• O/B, compass . knot '711 Honda GL-1000 Fair· 57 T-Blrd. all ort1laal ~ .. 695• Treadle Sewtna Machine met.r. Cab & navgtn run In&-Custom aeat. rack + parts. Pon· hole roor, ~ $50 •• -.7160• lites. Shore pwr, anchor. like new. 751~ xlnl mecbaDical eond. COSTA.MESA .... Jirry rttnng. Genoa. Rig 832.s634 AMCJHP for spnkr & stay aall + '7S Yamaha 400 Eoduro. ---------• Singer Touch 4'r Sew. many xtras. SllS$00. Ph: Street le Dirt. 780origml. Landon Taxl '51 Aw~ 549-8023 Med.It cabinet. 96a-2fW 493-2485 xlnt cond. S780. Ph dr, xlnt cond. Used r or962·08S5 S5l-60U. 6l5-026l eves. advertisina by N '72 Luv pick.up wilb 1bell. TV Radio. Al>atroSI Sloop businesl 10 yrs.~. '5,000 ml. P.P . Sl.500/bat ~ Shreo 8098 Goodcond. 7S2·83$3dys '70 T250 St.ta. Twin g.spd. ofr.673-ml. _ol_r_.53M987 ______ _ ••••••;•••••••••••••••• S2001orr. '119 Yam. 180, _ •12 LUV. 25 mpg. up· Maanavox :Jyr old console ~:te~'. 1~,!.4:~. 8;:~ SlSO/ofr. 6Jl·Z396 . ll~ 9530 hlstr'd abcll. 4 .. pd. bdrs. stereo. li ke new eqpd Appt wt ownr 74 Kawasaki 100. great ••••••••••••••••••••••• air, $1995/ bst ofr. w/AM /FM. reel-reel 673-57i.z · · t.own&dlrtbike.$250. ml _495-07 __ 88_. ____ _ t a Pe & c h a n II e r . 675-4848 '73 Datsun PU. $2800/oCr. $'275./bst. 645-4826 ~~~~.CAT. l yr old, all 75"' Suz 125 RM Gd Cond. Shell, gd Urea, xtras. 19" QUASAR Color SS S49.1045 FMF Pipe & Head Xlntcond.831-1832. port. $175, Caah only pl•. w/st.oct parts. Make o!r. '74Courl Xlnt nd 548·6529 18' Hobie Cat. Blue hull 831·9192or496-4720 er. co · $1825. 7SZ.0147 FM/a.trk stereo xlnt =Ill':~ 'W:1~": '73 Honda m. xlnt concL 72 TOYOTA cond. 165. for more Info. &7s-t7soeve · Best orrer. Call '•I ... 4WD '74 Ford truck & 8' cab 648-5158a1t.6PM · s.IJ.<8f!D2 'IMS...,._l414GM over camper . ...._...., ... tAlllM,;MW ..._..._ tlOO W..Mew tlOO 1~~.0.:W~!\ia:~~le Hooda 125 Elalnore. xln' 13399 t62·mB •H•••••••••••-••H••• •• .. -••••••-•-•• ........ ••••••• .. •••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• traUer. SB:iO/best orter. cood. Must lell. l300. or v-t570 Must sell. Pb :642.0H8. Belt Offer 640-6433 ••••••;;;;•G·~~·••••• t Newport 16 Sloop. trlr. '15 lndlsn 100 Enduro, SUUH YAM 0 /8. lights. cushions SlZ5 or best orrer. Phone Automatic, air cood., heed. pulpit. Sl795. 9&2-4933. sunroof. Portholes. de· 554-6736 • 175 & 250 Yamaha En· lwco trim, chrome wire Catalina 27• Sloop, lots 0 duros. ~ & $4'15. Both . wheels & 8 track atueo. goodles. Must sacrifice. excellent. M&-l35'1 4 Whttt DthH 9550 (<J1'9I. Includes 1llp. 110.500. '74 Hooda 12$. Koru '• D.8. ....................... v~:?LDlu~!'TS firm. Call anytime. As S wlngarm c hamber. 74PlymouUlTrall Duster. ,.......," ror Mr. SeUng. 64$-6648 stock pipe, dirt + St. w, auto trans, lull time, ll 1·2040 495-4949 HST Off!R leaal. Nd1 I~!~ work. 4 whl dr1 many ll'tras. '72 Travelall. A/C, radio. 14 Fl. boat" trailer Aalc. $300. 548-.-. good cona. Asklng s.7oo. tow In 1 e q u l pp e d . Evea"wkendl,MCM899 '65 Honda 1501 5000 on 11 71~180twkdys8-S SlOOO/otr. ~9. an 6 ml, xlnt cona $150. and '54 WlLLYS Pkup. pm. LIDO 14 t 4150, Ulma '74 Honda TraJJ 70. Str 283-0D. 11700.llust Sell!---.-------sails. Jefferson rec &egal, 790 ml. Wte new • .,.389Uc538-l.92l 14 Dodae ~tep Van. equip. 'J'rlr. Cov. 644-5613 PIO Pb 548•3011 Camper eqp d. Asking • "13 Jeep Waiooeer. Quad S17-'0. Lido 14 w/traller. xln 100 cc. 5 spd lndJan En· ratrac, Auto. Trana. 644-7481. cond. Look• great. Sl395. duro. Llke new. leu than A/C, P ts. P /B, 41,000 ml. 1·78().1258Rlverslde 300ml. S300ortradeor? New \Ires. $4 ,000 . 1971 VW Pop.top Camper. S.W.-5625 673i.303Eves lmmac. m~h perfect. Selllng a.Q1tbla1 with a . Many xtraa. 548·5605 an Dai.Ii PUot ClUlllled A HONDA 4 cyl 350cc. only Jeep CJ5 H /D. Mech . lOAM. ls a simple maUM . . . 1000 mi. 640-0838 for ln· Xlnt. Winch. many xtru. -,73-F-ord--V-an--P-S_SU_n JukcaUaa..'871. apectJon.Jan.29/30. S3900.CAU418-2S56 roof, Good c'ond.' run• good. 1182-'1931. DODGI '13 VAM ---------• Loadedaurfel'. <018738). '53 .M38Al, 289, 4·apd. $3191. O/D. Xlnt cond. After COSTA MISA epm, 540-4Q9. AMC-JW a.75W6M 5*"°23 Super, Joa¥ Q'11rfPNI ... ,-.. -Ford--E-·100-,-V-.. -, -18-,000- Mtfl. a, cUlt. Interior, must COSTA MISA ..u. SS:IOO. 811·3745 AMC..Jm 5&to2S '72 Cb•.-, Sport.I Van, •--------• P/8, P/B, air, MW tires. ,,_ '74 J. I 0 1255t. 54l.-G8 daY1. or Sxtrs low mtlea. <Ser. 141·82tvu. "8). "72 F~ Vap, ndll work. $4795. lllOO. ca.JI a~mt. COSTAMISA 494·9172 AM(:.J-7S Ford ~ 1'. VI. S4t-80Z3 automatle. air cond .. _.. '7• CJ.I radio J.d ®(1(1. $2750 or s.i»ctmce. <Ser 5876>. olr. P ·*'0628 *Jlfl. GT Che::Campr Va~1 ~ bubble lu\O. S)..4M COSTAMISA ml .. 1~ abape, tell ~ ...... '1/r~tllOI. ...... -- \ WE BUY CLIANCARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHMOLET 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 54&.1200 TOP DOLLAR PAID UIMEOIATELY FOR ALL FOREfON CA RS CALLORCOMEIN TOSEEUS NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100W. Cst Hwy, NB 642·9405 WE BUY •USED CARS & TRUCKS• Come in or Call FRH Appralsal Grotll c ... ., •• G . Sales·Servlce.Leasmg Roy Carver.Inc. Rolla koyce BM 1540Jamboree Newport Beach ~ i6 BMW 530 I. AM/FM. stereo cass. 4 spd, tac. mags. XJnt cond. Duy 18211 Beach Blvd 67S.256S,eves64Q.9489 Huntlngton Beach 1899 Brand Mew •77 HONDA Cars MAHY ToC--.Fro.! MG f742 847·6087 * 549·3331 '73 BMW 3.0C-S. Coupe ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------• lite blue. 4 spd .. sunroof, • Bill MA XEY -~ TO 'fOT A -TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN IMPORT CARS ALL MODELS ~~-~ "Ii! J·, Bf Al >t Ill V[, •tJN TlllfJ!(,1< U[ f·C". o.JJ .'/J.1 'pl () 14.J~, air cond .. pwr steenn(! pwr windows . Ne Michelin a lmmac. 49H081. 7~71 1 ,. t I .. •I f' 4 I ' •• "'" ' ._ o ' '• I I ~ • i4 Bavaria. Alr. stereo ._,_ .,.OZ 4 pd AC sunrl. 30.000 ml 's. G '""" • '""' • 5 • • cond. Pvt ply, bst orr. mags, CB radio. ~.250 &&4·2342 firm. 5S2·9i95 UNIVERSITY ••IOU'" ... IQULlV-• lllE/. 0..•able ''~·a....._, '77 MGB's Free tta.da C... • GMC Syr/SO,OOj) ml ext. warr. Tl"llCb with 77 MGB purchase. 2850 Harbor Blvd Choose one of our 71 '728MW3.0CS.4spd,alr 0.taMesa S40-9840 Buy 1Purcbaae Plana. stereo/tape. metalli '71Dal.510\\'p ALSO NEW MO silver, xlnt cond. 49'-0141 4.5pd, good cond. ,,.,,... 9730 Ml D G ET S 0 N L V ;s BMW 3.0SI. Show $4318 d $398 R 8 classic, wht. loaded F.t1wt 9723 · re · · e leather & st.ere<>. sunr'f ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 12352·4048 mos OEL '"'° ""'~7941 •••~11\J .. i•••• 174/mo. S..No,..17. "P --------• pvt ply. Must sell. Mak 1968 DIMO FIAT 198UIGA. Good cond. ..,_, .. ,~ olr.675-7554. SPIDERROADSTER ... sou1HeAt.&10UUv-•tllllA Makeoffer.Aftertpm. •••••••••••••••••••••• 1t&1M1>2t00·1·-~• CaJIGf.4152. ,___. 9701 Walh a FERRARI SAVE ON FINAL PEW -.--------1 -r.._,a 9715 ENGINE! A Limited NEW'7S J AGS -ORDER 69 MG Midget. •••••••••••••••••••••• _....,..... produrUon model wJV6 YOUR ...., NOW'. , -wer clutch. Bestorrer~ '60 u --..iu Minor 1000 St ••••••••••••••••••••••• I •· c: d l " uv "...,.,.,, eng ne "' ., s pee . n pmnts on •76 Jaaa, 8 .. v a·t 497-3723 Wgn. xlnt cond, runs gd '74 Capri. V6, 4&pd, s uperb condH1on ' '"" ~ SlS00.842-7030 AM/FM radio, Interior <453EXO>. · a different way with AlfaROtlleO 9705 ~'?;., ~v!!:,.. w/blk Int. $ADDLBACI BeNible payments. Call MGI 9744 _,., """'"''" v·· I orv l""'-RTS for details. • •••••••••••••••••••••• ..•................... ~· ...... " 'all Alfa Spider, new top, '74 Caprt. V~. low m1, 831·2040 495-4949 ....._ 9732 '64 MOB red Roadster. Llres, battery, AMtFM & cust. lnL AM /FM stereo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wire whls. new radJals & Sspd. 492-7267. air. xlnt cond. $31SO. '65 Ferrari 330, 2+2. Vl2, i3 Jensen Healey. Xlnt brks, rcntktune·ukp Clhar ---------t 551-0545 AM/FM wire wbls, runa cood. Low ml. $4500. cov~r & bl e rac . X t MUST SEU.! st r o n g • S 4 8 so / o r r . firm. 642-4532 n.in g cond. Ownr anx · 19'74 Alfa Spyder, yellow, Dahm 9720 642~or494·3412 .._Ghia 9735 ='.~egotlate. FIATANNOUNCFSA~ACTOR.YREBATE.ONTIIE'l>FIAT13J. To Jti ~r rebat•. ju1t K't' vuur local F~1 dealer bdorc M1rch J I. 1977, pick IM 76 F11:11 131 2-door coupc. 4-door sedan or WllBOn you w11nt from hl1 11oc:k. nnd make vour best dc;il with him. <Yourdc.akr will be In rt bar;alnini: mood bccnuac •t''i end-ol·\CDr clcrirnncc time ) TIM.'n. ~imply rnk~ ddwery ol )"(>Ur n11 bY Mardt 31 You c1n 1pply 1hc 1400 rebate to\Varda 1hc down P<l>l'f'lCOt.or Flat wlll 1CT1d rcxi o ch«I! tor 1400 tr yott llkc l:.(thcr wny. vou11 be-~t· 1111111 rla11ha .. 1 blncr and ITIOf'C luxurious ttla" anv Fl;u \'OU\-c CYCr k'Cn. A car that oflcmi n \\'~ahh of ll•ndM'd I "111 ul'05 ((Im pa rablc 10 <'NI rolllnf ahousanc.fs or doll>1'1 ITlOn.l So boeidca actC4ni: the moel rebate we've ever offered. you'll be iicttlni: It on •ht mo.& flat \VC\\.• ever offorcd F ., A I T 9000 m1 . perf. cood. •••••••••••••••••••••••Rat 9725 ••-•••••••••••••••••••,•--------- SS.600.offer 562·7820 DRIVE"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• '89K.annannGhla, bright ..._Mew tlOO ........... tlOO ......... tlOO Amiot.Mew "nl...,.,...., .. Mew .Mdi 9707 A yellow. N1ce. Sl900. ••••••••••••• ...... •••• •••• .. ••••••••-••-•• •••••••••••••-•-•••• •••••••••,, ____ ..., .. ....................... LtrrLE... 499 .. 1641 "1• Audi Fox. 4dr, Auto, AC. AM/FM tape. sunrf, xlnt rond. $3595. 58H558 ·73 2002·4 s peed w 111am.roof. (~' i4 2002·Automauc & a1 cood. (J72LPFI '7S 2002-4 1peed, sun A map. C03421. '7S 200'l·AULOmatlr . sun roof. air cood & stereo (<Xl:Sl). "13 Bavar1a-4 speed. •• ~ond . & ste reo (fllOPPM > "13 3.0CS.Coupe. 4 speed 11unroo(. air cond stereo. 1967KLM I '74 Bavana-4 speed. s roof &stert.'O 13"8LFM ). '75 ~301 A. A" cond. w 11tereo. XLNTI COOZNIFI SADDLDActe YAWY IMPORTS '31·2040 49M9 .. SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE IARWICK DATSUM San Juan Captstrano Hl·ll75 49J..3375 "YOU'U IUY.-A PllSTlel CAI.-· •• 11. ALFA ROMEO GT IS 1715 l.ESS THAN~ PORSCHE 924! 12. ALFA ROMEO SEDAN I! 18t 1 LES8 THAN A. BMN 32CJl • • ........ ,.. ............. FRIEi.Aim ANNIDICES ~.1P9 '1& FIAT 131 Pllll5'MllC. c.. • .,'11 All 111 II S. t731 ................•. , .... mira c l e~ mazda j '. ' i4 Maida RX.3 Coupe, 4 spd. under wmt.y, very clean 837 ·3202 i6 RX4. 17,000 ml, xlnt, air, stereo, 5 spd. $2900 Orm. Pb 648-2982 '74 Mazda Wagon RX4, best offer. 645--7280 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i4 MBZ450SEL, xi cood. Sl11le gray taunrf. Pv pty. 112,500. 894--0638 NIW 1'117 PONTIAC ,_,. OVll 20 TO CHOOll PIOM IUMPU1 '•366 I NEW1m GMC li TON RICK·UP IP'f II 1A11...,..., te:DtOllltUO ~· "" . UI • I.I. I I 16800 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH CALL NOW 842-8844 POttSCHE •M 91 I ·S X!ot cond, 1 owner. AM'/Pll. 8·trk •~ereo. Kon(s, S6800. 494.2935 •55 :Po'rsche Spe:dater. xlnL cond. Nu top, paint. Ures. 10.000 ml on reblt e na .& trant oxle. ~torr. 12131 287-4553. <213>~·57Q}. '77 TOYOTAs HERE MOW 1911TOYOTA MAU 11 court 4 speed. air cond. & pwr steerin1. Excepllonally • low mileage. 1386HPQ) Now reduced tO ONLY$25t5 1974TOYOTA CIUCAST 4 speed, air cond. & s tereo tape deck . (~). OMLYSZ695 1975TOYOTA Ca.C>LLA 2 Dqor SEDAN, 4 apeed with h~ter. Excellent aas mileage! <2~MXU ). OMLY$2495 Ml\RQOlS MOTORS ........ t-4 ,, •• "'--' ' -, • I . ' PU-SIASOM SALE OMVW CAMPBS AMDIUSIS Lars• aeleetlon of bo oew • ~ modela llLLYAftS VW-POISCHI Sa~Juan Capltlrano 137.-004tMI11 •MIWCOLOIS •NIW MODll.S H~ savfna• on •II re m•un1n1 new i611 4c DIHnM in ttock. XMir VOLVO MllONVlE.10 IJl·BI04ff.llt0 OUMM COUtcTY VOLVO EXQ.USJVELY VOLVO Laraest V°'vo Dealer in Oranae County: BUY or LEASE DIR (SJ Nabers Cadillac Qu1_li1y "d Price Guannteed l.c•\tnR Spoci.alim Preferred Rates L•r:ReSI ~ltttlon ofNew & lJsl'd ~lllao\ In Or•nxc County Open Sund.iv Cldlllac ~.1s1et Dealer 2600 Harbor Blvd. Cost.t Me~ 540-9100 '59 VAN Needs eng. wrt. l973Volvol45-Wagon 1988 Coupe DeVille • •'J 11.-.0Jtoo•m • ... ,., S.100 Must sell~ eeo. StandardT,..ns Power ateerina. brueb. '76TllTwllh AC. Loaded. &~1921 CaU~l wladows & seat Air 70 CoroH 4 Dr cassette Luuage Rack cond. S350. 5'54·21M Call mogs. Sensible pay· '81 VW, ne~ brake. & '6Z Volvo 544. New tlreli, alters P.M Sedan. 4 Spd. air cond.. ments 11372vc >Ca p rlldlals. GOOji cond. MO. runs beautilully, 11000 1·"1-C_D_V_'---d-ed--Lo--~~~~~~:S .. i1~wner · SSt•t,50. CopRed 1500 Call 98CM484. firm~.()008; 87~3811· t!ntwht ;:'b tA>p, ster':: --'--------1 RH Hl22 26 36 mos '73 vw Super Beetle. oJvo. 64 l22S. Ena & 18100. P/P. 673-5419 7SToyota Chinoolt. mini pymnt.aoronlySl22.28 AM/FM ster eo. new trans xlftt. Needs body --------- camper. Xlnt cond. Only TRIUMPH •74 ures. xlnl cond. 12000. work. S325. 1'15-35416 '70 Coupe de Ville, full $4500. Call Bob557·1773 631-0867 pwr, AM /FM . &ood Urea SPITFIRE VOi.VO 7! 1421 Sl350. 844-4759 75 Cellca GT. 5 spd. air. 4 speed. AM /FM. <Ser. '71 VW Bus. low miles on Very clean. <902RDJI. AM / F M s tereo . 83'11» body. 500 miles on new 52795• lll&04dt. runs grea\, looks ...-·-/wht int $3875. <213> ena i t t pe grea. t. Call anytime. 592.26& $2495. ' new pa " • a COSTAMISA mo Co T e deck. Radial t.lres. t:n9s. • • -~Q S 4ME;i.A orbestolfer.M2·1731 AMC-JHP 1 ___ v_1.._ ___ _ AMC.JHP 19'7 squareback. autll'OOf, 549-8023 CAD '7~ El Dorado Cpe. •MEW COLORS 549-8023 1835 motor. Michelin UMd beaut, bm w/biege vinyl •MEW MODELS ·74 TR 6 convtl rt .. radlala. $7001 493·8028 !DI>. many X\ras. S7990. HugeSavlngsonALL re-Michelin tires. AM /FM. evs. 9905 Aft&pm,759-0163. m111ning new 76s & 18,000 ml. mint ~ond .• 00 vw Poptop Campef. '68 912 Targa. bod y De~Better Bargain 76 TOYOTA 5'1950.~·15!)9 Lo mileage. AM /FM M/Sell 1968 Ambusador.IC4•wo perfect. new paint. 2 new .... u.DftUIS TOYOT • ~ W-V ...... __ 9770 radio. tent. xlnt cond. Z dr. good runnlog cood. 9917 M · b II ,.._,. ~ •u•o ''""' · 1•-c.'fiii; air ----~·· S&SOor bstorr 847 3$37 te>I>$. new ic e ns. MlSSION VIEJO wodfl'°'-~ &10 ....................... 837.7927 . • 'ACam•roZ28 2.000 m1 on overhld mtr. ll 1 ·2810 495. U I 0 -._ ••• '66 VW Super transporta· 9910 Xlnl shape. Myb~~6J3-8SlO. s3599 uon.1700/bstorr. '62 VW Bu s . Needs_ ..................... IZSOO. 54~3497 1s Porsche 912. 5 spd, 'TS Cell ca. 18,000 nu, 64G-43:50 Generator. Has new tires '73 Regal. stereo. t•pe, , A•/FM ster eo. tape, AM/FM stereo. 5·s pd, ---------• & ball Runs fine. oew steel belted tires. .,..._. 9920 J.Jrga rims, new radials. air, red/blk int $4350. iO ~Camper, rebll eng. $39Slbal ofr. Musl sell loaded w /xtras. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• inoW wht, xttlf sharp, ~1. gd lireb. brakes & trans. im!Md. 645-0603 rood. 581-3"57 £1 Camano. 6 cyl. 53l-8'196 ---------1 AM/FM rauette. S2300. R~. Alt. 11000/makc * 7 lToyota Mkll * or best orrer 960-1760 or i6 Sclrocco. Ong ownr. '72 Rlvtera. Loaded. Ong cir C.11536-T430 '7\_914 •n. Lo mlleaie. gd 53&-49-t2 10 .000 nu. A At f FM ownr. Perfect cond Pvt.1--r-·-------cood. ~qst seJJ, mak Wagon, VS. auto A1C A cusette. s tlll under Pty. $2650. 557·2819 or '7S Nova 6cyl 2 dr oCr.(TI4)84&-3'7iS cle1111 Ulll• wagon with 'EDVWSquareback.4spd. warr P e rr l'OJ'ld. S48-4258 A.M /FM ta pe s t er t>o ---------1 ao1y ~.000 miles. Come Toyota Corona '69. S800. xJnt cond Runi. super. S4600ibst ofr Pvt. Ply. vllfour 11peakers s New Tl. 924 Pcncbu. loaded seefortr795 <OllOOXB, 000 Viet-Ori a Costa Metia Sac. S89S 963-8820 Call 979-4398 wkdys an * '76 hick c-t Cpr • radial tires. XJnt cond w/many ~tras. 110.750. IOI IUCI( OLDS 548-4095 1.966 vw 9-w-s---• 6pm & wkndl>. or S.16·1220 V8, Auto. A/C. p /S, l>/B, S2850. Aft. 9·30PM wk 714-821-196S,aft 3:30PM 234SN.CrandAve Trt.--a. 9767 ~techanic'sspcclal wkndsonly, AM/FM. vrr. Looklt like da)'I'. anytime wkend• SantaAn• M2·88J1 ....,... o~ f' 979 . 11 new ciir · $4995 646-5967 1966 Porsche. new en1.. ••,••••••••••••••••••••• &:X.":tlO .er 548·8 63 VW Bug. Snrr. gd c4()37JSH2077S9l 1--------- •u tMu,uuu a uc om• 0000 clutch. etc. 5 spd/ft"la gs. Find what you want In TR·4 '62 '68 vw BUG transp. $600/ bst ofr. IOI ILACK OLDS '73 MAUIU 84 CAISllllJtCl NIOtUU. '"'" ,..,,, $S800. 673· 1658 evCll Dally Pilot Ctasslfleds. Best orr. 962-2580 Rebuilt engine. 673.9280 2345 N. Grand Ave Extra clean. Blue. blue Alltoa, New 910 Alltoa, Hew 9100 Alltoa, M.w HOO A.iw, Mew tlOO ,..._ M•w 9100 G d Cassette optional. 96.000 ~ Sl300 536·6220 .67 vw Sqbck. R&H. Santa Ana 542·88ll int. Air Cond. Stereo •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••11•••••11•••!'•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "66 VW. need11 paint, reatcon 644.1059 * •75 RIVIERA* freeway miles. $1600. I S700 /bst orr. 7611 ans. VB.Auto.A/C.P/S.P/8 , Ml·3855 after 6 PIJI or Wu h1ngton. otr or VW.73 1US P/W. P/seat.tllt.cruise. ~3154day1. f 3REIADS i..-~-..~••NEW 1976 RENAULTS • eYl!A'I' NEW ANO UHO VUilCl.!..'.,~ Sl'OC~ 1$ DttoOUNTEO. EtniER r"""' ~LE\' 8LUe 8001C o" FA~OltY S UI PRICE. W! NIV£R CHAAGC 'oi. A~E~f'RfPAAATl()H. • YOU \.l HAV1! COMPU:lf l'RtCIN(I IN• ~TIOfl eE'<>llt YOll,lllouT ACfltDIT ~IOHORllOHATltHO. • ~~~~"~"ro~"r~ .alltlL.OfQA YOIM ~OTQlll • W£ MAJIE YOUA SEU"CflOH IAIY EYEA'I' OlllCIOUNf l't'ICI. Ill O.UIAl 'I' MARKED IN ~ W!NO&HllLO Oil IAOi Nl<WIUSEO~ • fl!tt A~l8'4 ON YOUl'I PAAlNT VlHICt..I WITlf A8tC>l.UTnY NO 081.1(\A fJ()N TO YOU BYICI: Full factory --.nl\t f 300087 4&1 1#'* S3879 s500 . s400 s2979 NEW 1977 SUMllRD full -· -• ,., 12M27V230t&2'J lllCl<IA "'ICE •lllAM'r DleCOUHT 'f!CTOlf'r AltAff . '5421 '340 '250 s4131 .'4121 '467 '200 '2625 .. '1750 $1677 _w_am_e_r._A ..... pt_D_._H_.B_. __ 1 7 Pass. w/bed In rear. Vtr. Vou m\ISt see this '70 MONTE Carlo, 350 . '62 VW Bus. Must selo Extr.clean. <Ser.802T> ooeS55115 <679NJP1 reblt. eng. 37000 m1. quickly. See at l30 An· $3395. IOI ILAC1( OLDS-AM/FM stereo. 8 trk. AP· denon. Sunset Bcb. COSTA MESA J345N. Gtand Ave pllance wbls. & at.eel rad '73 Va n w/sun roof, AMC.JUP SantaAl\a S42·8lll Ures. !~ nl"! Run:. radials. custom Int. 54~ Ca•w • ftlS great . .__.492·•••.73 m>O/b6tofr.846·140l ---------•••• .. ••••••••••••••••• '74 Malibu. Atr. air. Lan-89 BUG, reblt eng .. new Illness fortett sale .. 73 El dau. xlnt cond. 12550. '70 Karmann Ghia. cJutch.SlC~O.Muatseeio Doradow/C~briotet•-.. 8'2-041Baft.2pm Looks / runs good. appreciate. 434 Femlt1af <u ,-... Rebwll tr11nsm1salon. Dnve.Coronadel Mar.· All pwr. 111•ke 0 !•r. '67 Chevelle. as cyl, PS. $1400. 2623 Way Ln.. 48IHCl5 Good transp, S47S. Call CdM.675~ 72 VW Bug. AM~PM. 76S.•• SSH839 eves alt Gpm. & good tires. runs xlnt. 1 76 ~-__. Wlmdl. IBTOVW Fastback.Auto 11600/ofr. A&k CorGlenor "'"'""vvv •--------- ' trans.Call Ive mes on answer lram.,__ ·119 Chevy Capnce. xlnt 536-e0'7l phone.9$.3lMJ. SI0,500M. cond. 2 door. blue. '66VWSund1alCamper. '67 vw Sqbck 4 spd. J Beaut.Jowmlura.rully SlJOO/bstofr.B3HllS2 . $1000 Owner. Good concL $850. loaded. SV #3717, Fltwd '74 Impala. 4dr. Ht. AC. ___ c_a_ll_67J.. __ S609 ___ ..,0i_1 .... 1844-8 __ 798_. ____ _., ~~ Dlr. 645-2963 or ~~aded. xlnt. $2900. ·~ BUG. sunroof. runs 71 8111. Ute•new copd. l(reat & looks super. saorlfice.11496. TWO Cadlllacs for Im· Corvalr '63 Z·dr Monza Moving, must &ell! $1175. 9l8-8820 mediat. ~livery· Brand cpe. xlnt cond. 14~. Call ~-2915 AM 's 7-lt &eves new 1977 s. Coupe de m.8047 eves. ---------1·71 Squareback. 1tlr. VllJeandSedandeVllle.•-------~ "10 VW. auto. Xlnl condl· AM/FM siareo. runs & Di a c p u n t p r I c e • '73 Monte Carlo. Auto, air. lion. $1200. lookl like new. Sac: American Car P lan, many xtras. very good Call 751·1759 f1550. 96IHl820 751'8810 cond. 52675. SS2·127T ~~:.'! ....... !~~.~ ....... ~ ~.~........... ~.~ ....... ~ l .. ~ I • ' GUSTAFSON Ll~(OL ~ MERCURY ·.,~· '· Uf'act. B111t1 Hun!•'>gl on Beach 842-8844 ma.ev1 DlllPJb.meng, ~ sa.ooo IDli.:lllOG. ··-·····-··········-, llD·5211 CORVETI"ES .. ~~ 4 cir Hardtop ·poa 1ood. Air, R/H ll)iU1 ,_cm seats woo !Zm4711&1 CHOICEOF IS I '6 I THRU 1977 · 7 4 F o r d T o r i n o 4speeds & Automatics Bro u Iha m . Fu Ill' 554-7829 ~Co.ty's ~p'ch dlx int. S2800. '66 MUSfANG * 73 Oldsc.t/'Stlp * LCll"'C)ftf & Fillftt 5pm, 9111-7071. c:c+u;u.. ~. V8. Auto. A/C. P /S . Selectao. One car loo many. 1972 ~":e....O: P/B. V/T.Anicecarata EZFlNANCING Pinto Runabout. In gOQCI -,. nice price -$3395 WELEASE cond1Uoa. one owner, lo s -AVE (~lJDMI CORVE'lTES miJes. S1400or best oaer. A BOB BLACK OLDS 0 R ... 99JO HOWA.RDClte•rcMt Call54$-8151or82S-tmo 2345N.GrandAve • ...... •••••••• Dove & Quail Streets e1nd ask for Dan. Santa Ana 542·81111 '73 Runabout. JOOOcc, ..-0. lrUI., AIC. rec:Uo. im:mac_ Id. cond. or bestom •·6188 M MAU 1Y NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 '72 Gran Torino Squire '62 Olds F8S Convert. Ex· --------1 l'lr11 IP01'er includin i d ""'pty-~.... d V r 11 ••tF ... t t 'I Stn.Wgn.t.ug rack,air. cept onal con . .,.. .._...,4 r 8. u "' -s ereo. 1 9 9-u x!nloood. $2SOO .. M(M)383 . Miche lins. $1800. Pb pwr. air, runs perf. $675. ~. cruise conlrol ~llllJCr ~~ Ph \ilQi top, leather in ••••••••••••••••••••••• * 75FordLTDS. • • · 6C2-86$> __ ~ __ 1_4 _____ 1 ...... air cond <Lie. '67 COUGAR. Xlnl cond. V~auto.AJC, P /S, P /B, ~Mew Amiol,Mew ftOO .......... .XIX) Must see to appreciate v tr with 20,000 actual -•••••••••-•-• "••••••••••-•-• ••-•-••••·--$6416. ::_~Ph 842·3702 or miles. A nice car ror --------• $095..00 C390IOl.K> GUSTAFSON· ~ •-.:-'L "-1 MERCURY • • : '.' Be.H h Blvd ><~ .,,,..,qlcn Bf>ach • 842-8844 -I •69 Co.gar-IOI 11.AQ Ol.DS Sharp, $1600. S59-163S ZM5 N. Grand Ave . ---'-------· Santa Ana sc.tlll •69 c:o.g.. Must sett! /3 Gru Torino Sl.200. 646·30M coupe. New tires & '151bft IV, blk w /blk in '72 Cougar. Shwnn ctn. brakes; xlnt coocl.. $1625 terior. moo~ roor. wir new: pnt,autotrans..alr. OrbestoUer. wbls, pwr windows, pw bric, slrlr. lo mi, must 545-5571 SCS.2797 Eves ~. pwr locks. pw •A ~"'7191 wot windows, AM/FM see"" apprec . ......,.. · '70 Maverick., Auto, New stereo tape, lilt whl 968 Cougar, new eng, Ute'ti. brakes, muffler. cnase control. air cond, new brks, shocks. & rear AtC xlnt cond. $875. burglar alarm + muc tires. mags. vin top, 847-8665 more. Only 29,000 m i. S900 'ofr. 768-8993afl4, -6$-G-1--2-d ---d Al•JIYS properly m ain· r\.:4-9935 . a ~~&, ol~· gCoaJo 1 lained. $9400. 897·1044 0 ---r-eng111e ...,,.,or 1er. ~ •• •• • • • •• • •••• •• • • • • • • • stJ...324 7' 64S-8635. ·1~ Mark IV. Beaut cond. ·~~~~~:.~ 6' dependa-76 Gt..-asoo ml. blk on blk. lo mi, $7150. ssz--0536. ~. 644·9Z17 Call 557 .9906_ ---------• ·11 Colt, 4 dr. 4 spd. xlnt ~ 994 74 Lincoln Continental. I cond. 46,000 mi. blue •••••••••••••••••••••• ml. xlnl cond. S5.200 w1blk int. Best offer . 71 Lincoln. 4 dr. g 668961orS48-3S97 :>46-3143 coad. Loaded, leather ·10 Mark lll. Loaded '67 Dodge Polara 9 pass !2200. 67 AM/FM stereo, new st Wgn, new tires, super W.Verid 9'4 belt radials. whl Leath in :.harp. 495--6191 eve. ·-•••••-•••••••••• tr. lmmac thru-out -'74 llavert,ck nms great 62,000 mi. Pvt py $3795 SELL Idle it.erM with a g Cyl. 4-flt. P /S, air. Ph 75Ulll3 DaiJy Pilot Classified Ad. 11.800. Call 646-3395 . ..... UMd ...................... ' PBSOHAL Al iamoM SH llD SHOIS OR HOWAID CASH REBATE ON All OF llESE R l30011llC1012881 290~ 3140I' STARRRE IJOOJ.:,011111 300C STARFllE ~ 3110STARFIRE 3172~ 31 SOU» 3178 STAIFIRE t:m>1CICI 1-1 32m STARFIRE 1J001CX.-~SOLD )RRE Ill • ~1 10044 lBIRAVAN l"IOU35eUllOllOllllJ 10i~J~1UP 10199 PICJC UP ~11821 '76 tt1J OLDS CU1l.ASS ..... 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(15eEVEJ J:s V~Ufa~~. s 131~ I flNllr$(1M7t• n ~~'·5~ fldlo.hNl•.111em1 :I r 21 oonllliu'*• -••&~. . , . . , (~ . . ......... ~ .• 74H0teA ttATCHIACIC I I Autonwte t1111111Mi•L {ttQ8M) 7JOU>Sta$ Coupe. flOwoer 8 WIY lflll. II" --. ~ toe>. AM/FM S..0. * OOnd.. helded. 1636GWWl !74 CMIH V.10M Plc*up, Y8. ""' ........ ..,.., bnkH. 111to1111llc, heater . (133415) 91795 11691 BRAND HEW 1977 ARROWS HERE NOW! llAteMl'W ltnYOYACHRS OMDISPLAY, llADYPOR 1971 MllCUIY MOMIKOSmAM Y-8. HtOfMtlo, air conditioning, PoWet st.-mo. .-..r brakes, AM·FM stereo, '*"'· white lldew9lt tires. vtnyt top. UceNe No.828MWZ. 9 1895 lf76 PLYMOUTH fUIY SALOMS9AM V-8, autometlo. air conditioning, S>OWer 1111~ .,,--. AM rd>. ,_.,, ...... ... t!Ne. vlnyt top, ... ~ UceMe No. 322PEC. 93695 - •••mAn DILIYIRY lf72CHllYY COllVll 11 v.a. automatic. air, PoWt ....mo. oc- .,,...., pOl#8f' wtndowt. AM/FM r911o. ....... whltewau tlr ... tilt whfft. uoen. No. 887PON. ' 1'74 PLYMOUTH SC~COW'I e cytlnder. IUlOmlttc. w. ~ .c..-radlo. heeler • .ntt ... n ti,.., vtnyt rool. UcenM No. 884KX\J. - I ' 50,000 ~ain· on ';. By ROBEll'll BARKER Of111eoa11,,..i.ts1.tH The Huntington Beach Fourth of July parade, an insUtution for ·more than 70 -years, is likely to 1urvive this year despite increas· lnl concern over skyrocketing c~. A city special events commit· .ee will recommend lo the city • eouncil Feb. 7 that the parade be .continued. ';['he panel also will suggest that as late u December. theeventbescaleddownandthat Only $15,000 had been new and shorter routes be ex-•. bud1eted. plored to cut expenses. There ta a posslbWty that a A poll ol city council members private compuut or the Hwt- shows that the majority favors incton Beach .Jaycees wlll be retalnlna the parade altboulh uked to hand.le the parade. notatexOt'bitantcosts. . Bill Reed, ~eily's public In· A final accounting showed that formation officer, said new the 1976 bicentennial parpde cost routes on Edinger Avenue near more tban $50,000 and ttiat some HuntingtAJo Center and on streets bills were still coming to the city immediately arou.n~ the civic {:22 P~ople Missi~ f Blaze Hits Hotel J . t . _In Freezing Town t BRECKENRIDGE, Minn. (AP) -Twenty.two pe<>ple were unaccounted for after a fire l ewepl an old three-story brick hotel in blizzard-like conditions before dawn today. The wind chill factor at the time was 85 •g~es below zero. Hufb Mikkelson, m ayor of this ,amal town on the Mionesota- lilortb Dakota border, said a de· t atb count could not be made for several hours, unW a crane was brought in to clear up the debris of the Stratford Hotel. Mikkelson said he bad a Ust of 22 people wbo were unaccounted for but it was not known how many had been in the hotel. The names, he said, included people who bad planned to stay over- night in the Breckenridge area. Four members of the hotel staff also were on the list. Mikkelson said the fire, of un- known cause, apparently started on the fi rst floor and spread rapidly to the upper levels. About stx hours after the flre broke out, only one person had been accounted for, authorities said. Doaglas .Johnson, described as a veteran railroad worker, was rescued from a second-floor window by policeman Jim Worner. !Shot in Bead 'Chic°'' Star Prinze .. Attempts Suicitle The mayor said the fire was re· ported at about 4:30 a.m. A telephone call came from a woman believed to have been Catherine Stade, owner of the hotel a.nd an eld.erly widow. Mik- kelson said the woman hadn't been found and speculated that she may have made the call from the.hOtel before perishin& in the building. . .,~ ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Freddie 'Chico'Prlnze :'Maratlw1f' . ....-...~Slated staadenta associated with three Unstoo Beach High School J=1lc ll"OUJl6 wiU begin a 24-bour nee marathon at 6 o 'clock 1hl at the student center to lae money for a week's musical .. of Hawaii beglnnln& April embers ol the drill team, the monalre cbolr and the or· stra have been soliciting et1es. The amount of money l\ be based on how lone the ers "surVive." e public is invited to either ce along or watch. Admission $1.. . AJann, Unit Bepoueased •. A Huntington Beach .,roman complained to ~ police ~ursday tbat a brazen burglar had broken · Jnto her home and stolen ~er $1,500 burala.r alarm 1ysteDl. ~ lnvuliaat.l>n sleuthed around and fOGDd tbat so- meone lndeed bad entered . tbe woman's home and· . ·m•d• oU with tbo alarm : llDlt. . f Tbe culprits were ..!'eprea,ntatives of the • bW1lar1 .ta.rm compaoy. · They were repqaseaalnt -tbe unit becau .. tbe 1 WOJnaD bad mJued lbe lut ·.--.-o1~. LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -Come-dian Fnddi.e PrinH. th zt.year. old star of the bit television series "Chico and tbe Man," was in critlc~l eoodiUon today with a bUllet wound In tbe .bead followtng an apparent suicide attempt, pollceaald. Lt. Dan Cook said Prinze had been dlspoodent Thursday night over tbe breakup of his marriage and several friends and bis .psychiatrist had tried to cheer bimup. "All ol a sudden, he reached down into the sola, pulled out an automatic pistol, and shot himself in the head, "Coot said. Richard Green, administrator at the nearby UCLA Medical Center, said Prinze wa listed in •'serious to critical condition." ''He ls not in surgery," Green said. "We have admitted hiDl to one of our intensive care units." About 10 of the 80 (i.remen who fc)µ&ht ~~~""led for lh>etblte. The temjeJature at U.e time was 23 below zero. The wind was 1u1Un& to 40 miles an hour. maklq a wWl cbilUac~.r of 85 bele>W~ero. The m1>1or said the StraUord was known as a "rallrt>ad hotf'l," where workers on the Willmar- Breckenridge run oft.en stayed. However, the Burlington Northern Railroad said today none of its employes was miu- ing. Mikkelson said the building, about 100 by 150 feet... housed a coffee shop, an insurance firm, an auto parts shop and a beauty shop on the ground floor. Ocean View Teachers Back 2 Candidates Green said Prinze arrived at the boapkal's emergency room at 4:06 a.m. and a team of doctors immediately went to work on him. He said Prime's paren,ts ar-The Ooean ·view Teachell'S "3- rived shortly after their aon was soclation (OV'l'A) in Hunt1njton admitted. --:. Beach bu endorsed Incumbent A note was found Cooksaid, but . Trustee Darrell Carter and can- it did not specific;by mention the dldate Mar1aret Stark In the actor 's marital problems. March I Ocean View School Dis· The •bootinc occu~ abo\rt trict board tlectioa. 3:30 1.m. In ~·s autte u OVTAlnterYlnedallslxofthe theplutbBeverl)'ComstockHotel candidates 'f)'in& I~ three seats in West Loe Angeles. Prime bad ·in the election but two hopefuls been stayin& there since be and refuled endorsement. accordinl his wlfe1 Katherine, filed for to teachers' 1roup President Lee divorce 1ut mOl\th. They were Vocbko. married in Las Veau in October Sit• dfellned to name tbe lwo 1t'75. wbo refused eodoneioent. Paramedics who took the actor OVTA w1lJ apply to the usocla- to the hospital said hiJ condlUoli Uoa for Better Ciilsenshlp, a was 10 unstable il was a half-hour Calltornla Teachers Association before tbeJ were able to move lifftlttte wldda pro•tcJes political him. campalp funds, fdr financial Jam• Komack, creator and support ltearter and Mrs. Stark. executive producer of "Chico and desire lt, 11111 Vocbtosaid. tbe Man," said be had beaurlth OVTA members will also pro- PriDJe ear~unday nenlna in '\'ide tWr endonees wltb man· Komack's e. He said Prbue power durtnc their c.ampaians, (SdP&INZE.Pa.nAJ> lbeadded. center are being conlider.ct. TradltJolW fO'.lt• have been on Lake amt 1falo streets. R...S ·uiMI tha.tt deepite PQSlll· ble hd..ntoa1 tD ••cope, be bellnet "lliere II no •llY Uaat tbe city can put• the parade for i .. than f*>,eoo, t;1 inelwll6c tabor a· penses-fer the pbllce and public .works departtbents. · • Mayor Rahiett lt\eder said to- day she '8 completely in favor ot keeping the par•de. • "Tbere ls mucb value hi its 'tradition and roots in the com· munity !• she said. "It's our responsibility not to throw it away. • Mayor Pro Tem Ron Pattlnaon takes aitarder stand. • "If it costs over $5,000 to the cl· ty, I won'l vote for it and I'll pro- bably be In the minority," he said .. A Real Snote ,.,. Afteraooa ~Y.Stoeu - He said the city's expenditure 0 f * 5 0 ' 0 0 0 1n 19 7 6 w •• "ridiculous." · Councilman ·Ron Shentmur said be has mixed emotions, • he would be in favor ll the parada la "carefUlly planned, small_. and more attuned to the com- munity." "I wouldn't object to subaid&- lng it for $5,000 to $10,000 ll .tt wUl (See PARADE, Pa1e AZ) Snow drifts such as these along a Buffalo s treet are what the Department of Transportation and the National Guard. face in helping the city of Buffalo clear streets of snow burdens. Gov. Hugh Carey bas ordered federal agencies to h~lp the ,, city dig out. (More weather news on Page A4.) DU missed ACOO.mtam'a Error Caught B~TOm MllLBY bf .. 0.llY ...... IUtf A spokesman for the Hunt- in1ton Beach Union High School • District said Thursday a $104.t00 bookkeeping error by a sc&ol budget analyst fired two years ago did not cost the district that sumincaab. A prosecutor who believes that accused klller Ken Richard Hulbert· ts faking insanity told a defense psychiatrist Thursday that 4S inmates at the Orange County Jall afree with him. • The miscalculation was caught and corrected at a higher ad· 'm.inistrative level, said Charlie Hess, a.sskltant superintendent for business aerv.ices. Joseph Vincent D'Agost.ine>, 39, of 12021 Shepherd Lane, awit- ington Beach, was correcUy iden- tified as tile accountinc speclallst in a atory in Wedndday'a Daily Pilot, relative to his arrest a week ago lo conoecUon with another,. unrelated matter. He.is free on $1,7~ bail on a charge of grand theft by decep- tion bu cue involvina the sale of nonexiJteotTVaels. 1 No arraignment date bas been set yet by the district attorney's omce. School official Hess em- pbulzed that the news story men- tioninl D'Agostino's . discharfe two years a10 referred to a $104,000 lou to the district that d.ld not actually occur. "His bookkeep!ni was sloppy andweflredhim,"heexplained. Polle• invest11ators wbo ar· rested D'A1ostino at Westminster Mall a week ago to- day said be l.lJted bis job aa main- tene n ce mechanic at Hoa& •Memorial Hotpital in Newport Beach. Detectives •lief• be ls the man wbo bee IOliclted buyers for TV aet. at about ball-price, then taken tbfir c.ai ln a-park.lo& Jot rendenous and disappeared. J>.eputy District Attorney Frank Briseno asked Dr. Lawrence Stross if that con· elution reached by. prisoners in cloae toucb with Hulbert, 2S, would affecl tbe witness•· diagnosis of lnaane and unable to face trial. "I don't think •o," Dr. Stross tertifled during the Superior Court sanity bearing. "He IDJU' think he's conning us and he may say he's connmg us but it doesn't change the fact lhal be ls mental· ly Ul." Viet Refugee mt by Auto A Vietnam~se refugee was &fruct by a car Tbunday in heavy Beacb Boulevard traffic u he croued •the busy Hunl· ingtoll Beacb thoroughfare near hisbome. Cbao S. Ctia;29, of 8171 Michael Drive, wu treated for lacera· tlons and abrasions to bis face, nose and lnDI at nearby HUDt· ington Intercommunity Hoeptal andrel..-S. · lD•eat11aton cited motorist Mlebell 8. Dlclr:ter~ 17, of10258La Hacienda Ave., Fountain Valley, for alle1ect failure to yield the riOll of way to a pedestrian Jn a crosswalk. - Dr. Strosa his told the jury that Hulbert should not face trial ~ charges of murder, rape, rob- bery and kidnap. He bas dla.1~ the Fullerton man as a paranoid sch.lzophrenic. It is alleged that Hulbert raped and murdered a 19-year-olcl woman in Fullerton on Jan. 1,; 1976, and raped and savagel~ beat. a second victim four da.yS1 later. ,~ He has testified via a videotape· supervlled by Dr. Stross that be believed the devil to be present in the women be attacked and that be was tr)'ini to force satan leave their bodies and contro• him. .., Briseno, who learned from Dr. Stross that the witness has heel) paid $500 a day by the public de· fender's office for the past Dine days, asked him to explain Hulbert's statement under hypo nosia that tbe defendant. was rearnsible for three deaths. •• didn't ~ant to go beyond what he ls charged with Jo Orange County,'' Dr. Stross sald. "Anyway, I don't know that he lias been involved in any crimes other than those charged in the Grand Jury indictment." • Whatever the outcome of the current hearing, whJch will re. auDle Monday with defense testlmony from lhe second ~ four payc;blatriat&, Hulbert faces court action tn Los Angeles Coua.· (See HULBE&T, Pace A!> •Coast • Weather DecreuJng cloudiness 1>eco111tn1 fair tonight nd Saturday. Highs 64 to 68. Lowa'2to'8 • ' INSIDE TODAY Tll• otfeprhtf o/ Use .. .,,,OftlUr; Rofln'' on c°"""9 lrom CMcavo to N'""POrt Beac1t. a..~ Clo/ U.. Wt•""*'"· \ )~J DAIL V PILOT H/F 3Cremnen Still Loat BAYTOWN, Ill • (AP) -n.cu. ........ ~ Ina to speed their search for three missinc crewmen by raising a tugboat that aank during a series or ex- plosions at the Eu.on re- finery's dock.a here. The tug Nathan B. went down and the 800-foot tanker Exxon San Fran· cisco sustained minor fue dam age In the blasts Thursday. wh.ich apparent- ly were set off when the tug started its engine after be· ing sprayed with heating Oil. Eleven people were hurt in the explosions and fire, but only one remained hocspitalized today. Bogus Bill Count Faced . ByOCDuo • A -44-year-old Anaheim man : and a 16-year-old juvenile face :charges of counterfeiting after • their arrest in Fullerton by federal agents, who also seized ·$100,000 worth of allegedly coun- t.erfeit $20 bills, federal officials '21aid. Arrested outside a Fullerton )>rint shop Wednesday were Henry Leroy O'Brien, Anaheim, and the teenager, agents re- 'J>Orted . · O'Brien was booked into Los Angeles County Jaji on suspi · cion of counterfeiting and the ~uvenile was booked on similar ·~hargea in Los Angeles Juverule l:Jall, officials said. O'Brien's bail was set at $50,000. • Federal agents said the ar- rest& were the result of a lo.day investigation, but declined addi· tional comment. Agents said the allegedly bogus $100,000 was found in O'Brien's car printed only on the back side. Plates and negatives alleged· ly used to print the bills also were found in the car and at O'Brien's home, agents re· ported. Federal officials claimed the arrests marked the sixth major counterfeiting operation to be l'aalted by secret service agents in Southern California within the past six months. They said 75 su5pecls have been arresled on counterfeiting charges during that time and -.bout $600,000 In bogus bills have been seized. Anti-smoking Fund Sought SACRAMENTO !AP)} California would provide up lo .$2 m1lhon a year to buy anti· s moking advertisements on t elevision under a bill in· troduced m the state Senate. The measure introduced by Sen. Arlen Gregorio CD·San .Mateo>. is nearly identical to a bill he proposed last year. The major difference this year is that Gregorio is proposing that funds come from the state's general fund, not from an extra penny·a·pack cigarette tax. Gregorio's bill would require that at le.m 90 percent of $2 million a year would have to be spent on lelevi5lon advertising. The rHt rould be spent on anti· smoking messages in other media. U.S. Concerned WASHJNGTON (AP) -The '1nlted States has told Syria and Lebanon it is concerned over the movement Of some 600 Syrian troopa to wilhin seven mlles of the Israeli border, sources say. DAILY PILOT PHOENIX, Aris. CAP) Arizona Gov. Raul Ca.st.ro has charged coofessed slayer John Harvey Adamaon was blCOJ'l'eCt in hia tesU.mcay oo aome detalb ol the bomb slaytnc of A.rUooa RepublicreporterDonBollea. Adamson said Thursday he was offered a ride to Mexico after the slaying, in a plane owned by Arizona liquor maenat.e Kemper Marley and the governor. Castro called lhe statements, made at a preliminary bearing for two men charged in the June2 car bombing, "absolutely un- true, ridiculous and absurd." • Adamson is the key witness for Atty. Gen. Bruce Babbitt, who declined comment on what effect Castro's statement might have on the case. o.tly ............. ~ ...... BORDER PATROLMAN GESTUR!S TOWARD DAMAGED CAR AFTEJll CHAM; ANO CRASH 9tlllloft Wegon In lleckground Cone.lned ThrH Young People Who We,. lnfuNd Adamson, 33,J>leadea guilty to a· reduced charge of second· degree murder Jan. 15. Tbe bearing for Phoenix con- tractor Max Dunlap, -47, and Chandler plumber Jimmy Roblson, M. who were implicated by Adarnaoo and charged with firat degree murder and con· splracy, was continued until to. day by Superior Court Judge Edward Rapp. Aliens Capture MaITed 3 l'9ured in Crtah During Wild Pursuit Bolles, 47, was lured to his de- ath by a promiae of information from Adamson on a purported land fraud case involving promi· nent Arizonans, police said. The reporter died 11 days after a bomb ~xploded u,n<ler'Pis car in a Phoenix hotel parking lot. Adamson hu admitted plac- ing a bomb under the car. Robison helped build the bomb and detonated it with a remote- control device, Adamson ha_, testi!ied. He said Dunlap con- tracted with him for the Bolless slaying and two others, telling him the killings were ordered by Marley. Marley, 70, has not been charged. He has been unavaila· ble to newsmen and his attorney has declined comment. Adamson testified he and hi s wife went to the home of Phoenix attorney Neal Roberts, a friend, the night of the bombinJ, and that Roberts arranged for a chartered plane to fly them to Lake Havasu City "to Jet things die down." He said Roberts called him back to Phoenix the following day. p,...~ageAJ MANGERS • • was once charged wilh and ac~ quitted by a jury," said Rem- ington. "Th.at hurt me and it hurt my family. .. All I know is this clown comes in for a loan with Ralph's en- dorsement, I lend him the mooey and then he turns around and bad mouths me," Remington said. "I can assure you," he added, "Mangers didn't question my character, my motives or where I got the money when Jle came asking for it." Remington again denied that any part of the $5,000 was Diedrlcb's. Mangers says he doesn't know. And Diedrich, who is not shown a.s giving any money to any candidate, says be isn't sure. Smog Figure• Said in Error SACRAMENTO (AP } There 'a been a mistake in the leglalatlve analyst's figures on the cost of meeting California's antitmog standard&, says state Sen. John Holmdabl (D-cutro Valley). Holmdahl aaicf· Thursday the estimated cost to new car buyers is a maximum of St.17 billion, not $7 .I blllloa. over the next nine ye an. The legislative analyst salclthe error was caused by a mlaplaced declmal point that put the ec1tol poorer IB'Ollne mUeag' caUHcJ by anUsmog devices at $160 a year per car instead of fl.I. Ellhteen allegedly illegal aliena were awept Into the Border Patrol's net Thursday after a wild pursuit marred by an accident on the Ortega Highway in which three Orange Coast youtbl suffered serious injuries. · . Orange County sheriffs d~ putielJ said the cotusion oc- curred .at ~be height of the f'....,P~AI PRINZE ••• gave no hint of personal problems and said the actor didn 'l "leave here suicidal." Jack Albertson, who co-starred with Prinze in the series, said he couldn't understand why Prime tried to kill himself. "l can't see any reason except that there seems to be a pattern among young people who achieve success so early that there's a destructive thing on their part." The veteran actor said that while he and Prinze "were very food of each other, he was very close-mouthed about his ac- tivities and problems." But he .said Prime's impending divorce "was preying on his mind." Prinze, a Puerto Rican who traded heavily on his ethnic back· ground in bis routlnes, grew up in New York City. His break came three years ago when he appeared Oft> the "Tonight Show" and was spotted by Komacl<. In the hall-hour NBC situaUon comedy, Prinze played the Mex· ican·American employe or a garage in an East Los Angeles barrio, or Mexican neighborhood, and traded jokes with his crusty, white boss. played by Albertson. When the show began, some Mexican-Americans protested that it portrayed them in a bad light. But Prime disarreed, arguing, "the Chicanos are a warm people. They're <lYnamite friends. I don't think It's the majority making the fuss. It's a few rad.teals. I was a radical "hen I was 16. Then I re- aUied 1t 's a one-way street.•' ,.,.... Pflfle AJ HURLBERT Faila by 1 V~te in Virginia RICR.MOND, Va. (AP)-1be equal right. amend- ment to the U.S. Conlt.ltuUon hu f&ned by one vote to wll.l ratiflcation by the Virginia state Senate. "Wait unW next yeart" said angry support.era of the ERA llfter 'lbunday•a vote. Their anger wu 1ar1ely direc(ed at Sen. A. .roe Canada Jr. Cft.Viralnl• Beach), who surprised every- one J))' Votina 8'ainat raUftcatJoo. Tbe'V«Q that came after nearlY three boun of lm-puslon611 debate was 3> Inf avor ol ratificatloo and 18 acainst. Appr(>val bJ 21 members was needed for pauafe. • c~ •aid be fawred the aaienclment that would bar ctilerhiilil1UOft oo die Msta OI sex, but telt Vlralnl• lhOuld nOt ridly l1 \mti1 tM ilaue ts au~ mltted tO the ~ In. an ~ referendum. There are no plam to bold such a i"efenndum. . ,. . Border Patrol's purswt of the second of two vans which turned onto the Ortega Highway after following the overland trail from Fallbrook -a route known to immigration officers as the "alien pipeline." The first van was baited shortly after the Border Patrol took up the chase. Its occupants were immediately arrested. A second Border Patrol vehi· Enactment Of Energy Rules Urged WASHINGTON (AP> -White House energy adviser James R. Schlesinger urged Congress to- day to enact President Carter's emergency energy proposals as a "'temporary safety net" to meet natural gas shortages spawned by the unusually cold weather. Schlesinger testified on Carter's proposals before a House energy and power sub· committee as the Senate, wh.ich waived committee hearings, opened floor debate on the plan. Schlesinger said it is likely that STORM PAA.AL VZES EAST, MIDWEST, Page A4 natural gas heat will be cut off in some homes in a few days. "I think the full seriousness or the situation has not sunk in," t.be energy adviser said. While some areas of the coun- try are short of natural gas, other regions have adequate supplies and can.help meet the shortages, Schlesinger said. He said legislative authority to shift gas supplies is urgently needed. The natural gas shortages a lready have resulte d in thousands of plant closings, t.he presidential adviser testified. Subcommittee Chairman John Dingell <D·Mich.), said in an opening statement that the severe winter, not government policy, is responsible for the natural gu sh=t Dingell said be want.s to · te Carter"s legislative proposal and deal with long-term problems of natural gu supply at a Jater time. cle cr06Sed the center divider as it pursued the second van at high speed near the Sun Hollow Development, about • mile east of the San DieJo Freeway. • It rammed be8doa into a c-.r carrying three young people who were identified as James Taylor. 19, San Clemente ; Tracy Ramirez, 18, San Juan Capistrano; Oliver Yu, 17..i San Juan Capistrano~ --· · • Taylor and Yu are in the in- ten,Ji ve care unit at Mlssion Community Hospital, Mission Viejo, in what was described to. day as guarded cooditlon. Mils Bamirez is in the sur- gical ward of that bospllal in satisfactory condition. Two ·Border Patrol officers were treated for minor injuries and released. Officers said the station wagon occupied by the three victims spun off the road after the collision and came to rest in an orange 4rove. • Officers m both law enforce- ment agencies conceded today that the accident might have been avoided 1f the Border Patrol had bad adequate radio comm unicalioos with the sheriff's office. A car-t.o.<:ar call could have put sheriff's officers in a posi· tlon to intercept the crowded vans when they reached the Ortega Hilbway, it waa poJnted out. Border Patrol officers said there is no such system of direct communication with any Orange County law enforcement agency. Signals from the Border Pit.rot have to be "bounced of(" a federal radio system with a resulting loss in time and effi- ciency. Officers noted Thursday that Yu, one of the two critically in- jured victims, was being taken to the hospital by bis compa- nions for treatment of injuries· s uffered in an automobile acci- dent earlier in the day. Beddow Promoted Fountain Valley Police Lt. John Btddow has been promoted to the rank of captain. In his new pos t , Beddow, u ori1inal member of Uie city's police force, will be in charge of the in- v es Ug ati ve division and ad- ministrative services. Pair Held Cotta McH pollce arrested a youAC couple who allecedly hitched a ride with two R•· tn1ton Be~!,. roen Tbytday nlaht and 'robbed *Miil Gt $56 at knlfepcbt. Police said the man and woman approached two Hwat.. ingtoo Beach t.eeD-.,e ... pla,ytnr pool at Kena Lanes,_. Harbor BJvd. at about 8 p.m. and aabcl them tor a ritt. to.....,. home. Wben the teena and tbeir two riders arrived at the corner ol Pomona Avenue and Vtctorla Street, the couple pulled out • l2·incb carvtq kDife, police hid. and demandecl mooe.y from Uao two men. • Lee John Gagnon., 18, Ill El· lsworth Drive, and Greiory Thomas Lougbren, 18, 20352 Carlsbad Lane, told officers t!»e couple grabbed approximately $50 from their wallet.a and ftecl down Victoria Street . Officer Steve Schuhnlll was directed to the C!OUPl•'s apart.- meat by chUd.reD wbo aald they saw tbe pair en• an ~ent at 'l'20 Victoria St. Arrested at Ule borne were WlWam Walt.er 1'aylor Jr., 23, of the Victeria Street addreas, and Laura Ab.n Cuccio, 24. of the same aadress. TayJor, a Northrlclce College student, is lodged in.Costa Mesa Jail with ball set at $2S.OOO. Miss Cuccio is in Orange County Jail, poUcesaid. p....,pflfl'!AJ PARADE ••• become self-supportin& In five years or so," be said. · Councilman Richard Siebert said he would "go along" with a parade on a smaller scale and at much reduced costa. He said spending s:;o,ooo on the event ls •'absolutely wrong." Councilman Al Coen said he is in favor of conllnuing the parade. "It's a tradition that bas beconie too well rooted to abandon," he said. Coen said the event hu gone beyond the bom«.own concept and that people from a~ ing communities enjoy it. "l waa as abockecl as aDJ~ howeverL~bout spendlnc In ea- ceas of ""'°•000 aDct I am not ta favor o( that bil aa expa. diture." • Cou.acllman Ted ButJett sal4 he questions the need of a parade. · "In lu early days, It wu roo4 adver&ing and promotion fof the city. But we don't need that .. get people to the city all)' longer." besald. Bartlett said be bas an open mind, but doesn't know it the parade can be scaled down an4 sWl be worthwhile. Councilwoman Nonna Glbbt said she thlnb the parade is a ·•good, cohesive thine for tbe eommunlty, il it ls run well ... She, too, is opposed to heavy spending but belieYes the paraq should not be "caahiered." Drive ]8D18 Jails SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The recent drive to stamp out pro- stitution bas jammed San Frllft4 cisco's jails /or women to their "maximum, maximum capKi· ty,'' Sheriff Richard Bo.ngi.sto says. 1rv.ine EDITION VOL 70, NO. 28, .4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALl'FORNIA TEN CENTS Irvine Le 'J.hld, 'SuppDrt Varter' By 1111.ARY KA YE OI .. o.11, "''-'...,.. I t Economist Paul Nadler offered an upbeat version of the sta\e of I the union Thursday and told Jrvine·area business persons 1 that business must support the zaew Carter administration. ••1 see the Carter administra· tion aa one that will try hard to build up the economy," said Nadler. addressing a crowd oC more than SOO at a Greater Irvine Industrial League (GIJL) dinner. "But lf Carter doesn't fUcceed,, he'll look to business as the scapegoat and then we'll see a seriea of strong business re&Wa- tions," Nadler predicted. "Business bas got to try to help Carter win bis attempt to get his economic program going," urged Nadler. Nadler is a Rutgers University 1 22 People Missing economics proCeaaor, a colum· nist and a bank consult81)t. He punctuated hi.I fast-paced taUt with more one-liners than a stan· dup comic and kept the crowd roarin1 throQghout bis speech. ; The proleuor admitted lnfla- tlon and unemployment are troublespots in ou.r society, but said be believes inflation will level off and that unemployment may drop a bit. 1 Blaze Hits Hotel . In Freezing ToWn t . BRECKENRIDGE, Minn. (AP) -Twenty.two people were unaccounted for after a fire ' swept an old three·story brick I hotel in blizzard-like conditions before dawn today. The wind C!hill factor at the lime was 85 Clegrees below zero. ath count could not be made for several hours, until a crane was brought in lo clear up the debris of the Stratford Hotel. I Hugh Mikkelson, mayor of this j amall town on the Minnesota· ~ortb Dakota border, said a de- Mikkelson said be had a list or 22 people who were unaccounted for but it was not known how many had been in the hotel. The names, he said, included people who had planned to st.ay over- night in the Breckenridge area. I• ERA. Setback F ai/,s lJy 1 Vote in Virginia RICHMOND, Va. (AP>-Theequal rights amend- ment to the U.S. Constitution has failed by one vote to win ratification by the Virginia state Senate. "Wait until next year!" said angry supporters of the ERA after Thursday's vote. Their anger was largely directed at Sen. A. Joe Canada Jr. CR-Virginia Beach), who surprised every- one by voting against ratification. The vote that came after nearly three hours of im· passioned debate was 20 in favor of ratification and 18 against. Approval by 21 members was needed for passage: Canada said he favored the amendment that would bar discrimination on the basis of sex, but felt Virginia should not ratify it until the issue is sub- ntltted to the people in an advi!ory. referendum. There are no plans to hold such a referendum. ~ng to Pertland Saddleback Panel I .:!:~-~!!~Y ~T~~!1- I oi_o.i,,,., .. u .. tt Norriaa Brandt voted for an Four Saddleback College alternative location at Irvine , tnlsttta and two administrators Center Drive and Jeffrey Jtvd, will fly to Portland, Ore., next offered by tM Jrvine Companf week to examine a community just laatmonth. college satellite campus similar Mi11ion Viejo trustee Donna to that proposed lo serve Irvine Berry refused to vole, saying she and TusUn residents. needed more time to study the The Feb. 3 excursion comes latest lnlormation on the sites. just four days before trustees wiH Four vote& ar-e needed. for ap- again grapple with the issue of prov al of any purchase. wbich or two potential sites Mrs. Berry, Taylor, Greinke abould be acquired lor the new and Backus are the three trustees facility. who have made reservations for i The board reached 8 voting im· the trip to Oregon's Portland J>asse this week, failing to ap· PommwdtyColleseDtstrlct. ~ve purchase ol 20 acres oC They will be accompanied by ln Co I d eeded college President Robert Lom-e mpany an n to bardi; Dr. Ed Hart, Lomb~di's erect the first northern campus chief assistant and Willlam 1>uUdlng1. Two bo,.rd members, Frank Blurock, thecolleee's arcblte<:t. · (Jretnke and Patrick Backus, Hart aaid today that the ad· f avored the parcel at Myford ministration is hoping trustees ;Road and Bryan Avenue chosen (8eeCAJIPV8,P~geAZ) b)' the full board 1a an action last fall, Four members oC the hotel staff also were on the list. Mikkelson said the fire, or UD· known cause, apparently started on the first floor and spread rapidly \0 the upper levels. About six hours after the fire broke out, only one person had been accounted for, authorities said. Douglas Johnson, described as a veteran railroad worker, was rescued from a second·floor window by policeman Jim Womer. The mayor said the fire was re· ported at about 4 :30 a.m. A telephone call came Crom a woman believed to have been Catherine Stade. owner of the hotel and an elderly widow. Mik· kelaon said the woman hadn't been found and speculated that she may have made the call from the hotel before perishing in the bulldlne. About 10 of the 80 firemen who tSee FIRS.hie AJ) Rape Suapect Held After NBA.ssault A topless dancer who took pi- tyl'lon a hitchhiker· said today she won't be giving any more rides to strangers aft~r she was raped in Newport Beach. Police said they have booked a Long Beach man, Bruce Shannon Pickett, 21r on charges or kidnap and rape alter they allegedly found Pickett sitting in hla victim's car. According to detectives, the 26-year-old dancer, a resident of San Diego, was driving to a job in her home town when she picked up Pickett. She told dete<:tives that peo- ple in San Diego seem much friendlier about giving rides to hitchhikers, so she thought nothing of picking him up. He asked. to be driven to a locatio.n a few miles Crom where be was picked. up but on- ce the woman started driving, she told police, he pulled out a butcher knife, held it to her throat and told her to drive him to Lons Beach. · According to police reports, Pickett allegedly kept the knife preued against his victim's throat tor the entire drive and repeatedly threatened lo kill her. But police say he apparently confused Newport Beach for Long Beach and had hls victim drive b1m around Balboa Island and the Balboa Peninsula loolt- (See RAPE. Pase AZ) NIXON ro LOSE Power Blacked Out TAPES AGAIN n T-;!-E t · WASHINGTON (AP) -The .r or ll .. V.H.le a enes ~ U.S. Court of Appeals dealt · JUcbard M. Nix0n another set- • back today ln bis efforts to keep lab White House tapes out ol the JMtbllc domain. The court ruled tbat be must yield tapes in cl.U • . u well aacriminal caaee. The decision makes it possible for plaintiffs in \'artous wiretap alta aiatn.st Nixon to demand tapea u evld4ace to be played in ape court. A Supreme Court nlllnJ wblle Nlsoo wu president. forced hhn to )'ield tbe lapel to crimlnll c ..... That deelalon led. Nt1111 to malt• publlc HVeral laerhillDI&>' tn1 tapes tbat forced h1a retlpa- Uoft and provid.cl e\'idence for tlMI we: eover-up Uial or .. , tliUID • PatTons of restaurant.a and hotels on MacArtbur Boulevard acros1 from tbe Orange Ceunt;y Airport were suddenly tn the ·dark Tbunday afternoon when a power fllilure knocked out the liabta f« 150 buatneeles. A spokesman tor the Soutbem Clllfomia FAiion Compaa)' ~ es11 ....... ..ubatim~ "'°"' o1 eweomen." Jh•'n•• deet.d bJ tlae 1:U p.m. bla!Tt••t l ncluded GulllHT'a. ...... ODloD, Cbaft.: teelalr rtll••••t • and tb• Alrporter laa and Jteclalry Bot.I. The apOt•man ttid eleetrldty wu tunMid back on fOC' 101De cuaaom .. 111r 1:• p.m.. but u.. llialt ....,....., ID UM dark ilr Attempting to bring home in· fiatlon for the Oranse County au· dience, the New Jeney proressor joked, "l we~t to an Orange County realtor and asked to s~ ahomeintheran1eof$80,000. "The realtor turned to me And said, 'I'm sorry, but we don't handle rentals here.•• Despite the problems in this country, Nadler says he sees three strengths that wUI keep the nation going. He cited what be called a "standard market''. where ever- yofle spea.ka the same Janiuage from coast to coast; an .. open society", and where everyone has a fair-ebance to advance the Jar1e amount ol capital awlilable here. The economist chided defen- ders of the tree enterprise system, who turn to government to proteet them from competl .. Uon. . He cited businessmen who say, "l believe lo free enterprise - just kffp out the lousy co~peti• lion." Nadler noted that he's the onl)' one with guts enough to honestly defend the free market. "And I'm a Rutgers economics· pro- fe11or -'Yith tenure," he added. (See LEAGUE, Page A%) l>Wlf l"llet ,_"' ttldlenl " ........ BORDER PATROLMAN GESTURES TOWARD DAMAGED CAR AFTER CHASE AND CRASH Stdon Wagon In Baclqp'ound Contained Three Young People Who Were Injured . I Aliens Capt11re. Marred 3 lnjured in Crcuh ·During Wild Punuit E1&Mtt-.. JtJ~ly U~!· illeWff' t're s-,re)Jt into ~ Border Patrol's net Thurs ay ' alter a wild pursuit marred by an accident on the Ortega HlJhway in which three Oranie Coast youths suffer~d serious injuries. Orange County sheriff's de· pulies said the collision oc· cur red at the height of the Border Patrol's pursuit of th~ Shot in Bead va11 f.ch eg\ way be ov rland traU rrom Fallbrook -a route known to immigration officers as lfJe "aUen pJpeline." T he first van was h'alted shortly after the Border Patrol took up the cbue. Its occupants were immediately arrested. A second Border Patrol vehi· cle crossed the center divider 'Chico' Star Prinze Attempts Suicide LOS ANGELES CAP> -A despondent Freddie Prinze of television's "Chico and the Man" pulled out a pistol and shot himsetr in the head early today as a horrified friend looked. on, police said. Prinze, 22, was listed in critical condition al UCLA Medical Cent· ter and neurosurgeons said they planned to operate later in the day. His parents and wife rushed to his bedside. Doctors said the bullet entered hls temple and passed out the other side of bis head, ripping through part of bis brain. But they declined lo say what damaae might have been done. The actor left an unaddressed, handwritten note saylng, "He couldn't go on -lt was beyond him," sald Police Lt. Dan Cooke. Cooke said Prinze telephoned his parents and sever.al friends Thursday night and told them }le waa depressed. Some friends and bis psychiatrist went to bis bot.el suite and talked to him for several boura, Cooke added. "All or a stidden, he reached down into the sofa, pulled out an automatic pistol, and shot himself in the bead," Cooke said. Prlnze was reportedly upset over the breakup of his m1lr· riafe, but the note dld not 1peclflcally meaUoa marital pro-b I em 1, Cooke sald wUboat dlvul&ing it.a contents\ Prlnze and his wife, JC11thertne. filed for diVOtte la\ month alter belni married juat over a year. 'l'bey have a 10-month-old IOll. J'reddle. U wu her third mar- ria1e, hlaftnt. Prln1e•1 costar • .J'ad: Albertaon, aaJd Prlnie nenl' ·~94 at suldde but bad did, -ift*'.-.:Jet pUt tbe ~ MJJ.1 Diiril'. "~-= AllotW eplHde Of Priue' ''""'I§ Mlll&l&o&ed , .. the ane IC eel to ~---~ NiiC I becauM ol·;a ref ertnce. to "'C eo•a" iJ•MA In U•• ....., . .., •• ~-·., ............. 1111-.·-~ ; ............. ATTEWT9 SUICIDE Freddie 'Chico' Pttnza • as it pursued the second van a1 hlgh speed near the Sun HoU°" Development, about a mile._1 of the San Diego Freeway. It rammed beadon into a ca! carrying three young people who were identified. as James Taylor, 19, San Clemente; Tracy Ramirez, 18, San Juan Capistrano; Oliver Yu, 17, Sau Juan Capistrano. Taylor and Yu are in the in• tensive care unit at Mission Community Hospital, Missioll Viejo, in what was described tOo day as guarded. condition. Mias Ramirez is in the s*- glcal ward of that hospital 111 satisfactory condition. T1G Border Patrol officers wete treated for minor injuries abd releas-ed. . · • Officers said the station wagon occupied by the three victims spun off the road after the collision and came to restJ..a an orange grove. Orricers in both law enforce- ment agencies conceded todaJ that the accident might have been avoided if the Bordet Patrol had had adequate radio communications with tihe sheriff's office. A car-to-car call could have put sheriff's officers in a post. tion lo intercept the crowded vans when they reached the Ortega Highway, it w.u pointed out . Border Patrol officers said there is no such system of direct communication with 11111 Orange County Jaw enforcement aiency. Signals from the Border Patrol have to be "bounced oft .. a federal radio· system with a resulting loss in time and efn. clency. Coast Weather Decreulnc ctoudlnes'- becomtnc falr tonight anct Saturday. Highs && to 68. Lowa '2 to '8. • . ' INSIDE TODAY i The o. lf•prtng of tit.• '')(Oftdff:Roft.,.-'.are coming from Chko,go to Newport Btoeh. S.. eog. Cl o/ "''~· ... AZ DAIL y PILOT ·Mangers T~.~eR~I # • • .Big Loan By GABY GllANVlLLE Ol llW D•lly ~lel SuH As s emblyman Denni s Mangers (0-liuntington Beach) said today his campaign commit- tee will repay $5,000 owed to Fullerton attorney Michael Rem-• ington Monday. • But Remington said Mangers, not his campaign cod\mittee, owes him the money and that be • probably won't accept payment in any form other than Mangers' personal check. The squabble centers around Mangers' contention that the $5,000 loan he got from Rem- ington was for his campaign committee and not to himself. But Remington has a non - interest bearing demand note signed by Mangers Oct. 22 as well as a canceled check paya- ble to "Dennis Mangers" but en- dorsed ''for deposit, Mangers Comm." "I think the note and check make it very clear that the $5,000 • was loaned t.o Mangers personal- ly,'' Remington said. "I simpl y want him t o acknowledge that fact by repay- ing it personally," he added. But Mangers said he is out- raged by Remington making de- mand for payment in a letter re- . ceived Thursday at Mangers' home in Huntington Beach. He also said he is outraged that t he 37 -year-old attorney and Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich deny the existence of a verbal understanding that the loa11: was to the committee and not to be repaid if Mangers lost the election. "It's an unconscionable breach ·of a gentlemen's agreement," 'the assemblyman said. He went on to say he has made arrangements for his campaign ,committee to borrow the SS.000 from Assemblyman Howard Berman's <D -Beverly Hills) campaign committee. Mangers said he handled the loan properly when he deposited Remington's check in his com· mittee 's account and reported the Joan on his campaign dis· closure statements. He said he assumed it was the public reporting of the loan that m ad e Remington angry and caused him to make his payment demand. But Remington denied that's what irked him. ·'All the papers carried reports or the loan early this month and if that bothered me l would have said something at the time." the attorney said. He then went on to say that what miffed him was Mangers' lat er denying the loan was personal when he had signed a personal note and ne~s accounts "that made me look like some I Dr . Loui s> Ce lla -t y p e character." · "I also admit that I didn't like the press rehaslung a crime l was once charged with and ac- qu itted by a jury," s aid Rem- ington. f'ro91P~Al RAPE ••• Ing for Signal Hill. A ft e r seeing a police car behind their car. Pickell es-s ertedly had the woman drive Into an alley where he ra'ped her. He t hen ordered her to start driving a gain. but her car wouldn't start. They walked to a nearby phone booth so the woman could call a friend. When she was un,ble to reach her fnend. Pickell agreed to go back to the c ar while the woman went to a gas station for• help. Once she wa~ separated from her assailant. the woman found a patrolman. Officers called to the scene said they found Pickett waiting in the woman's car. OHNQ~COAST DAILY PILOT l lwO.-t••• °""' ................... '"""' tt1Ndtf'W~wt .......... 1'""'"'""""""'~°'~ (MO ~l#04l~l"f(.t_.rt.,,.S-0it,.4lt:f"flldlt6fln\., • ..-1 ............. l"rw-Ft'tiNy ,.,. GM1a Mtw MtWJO'f a..tetii. 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And, the council voted un- animously this week to tell the State Water Resources Board Just that and support plans for 4mprovin.& air quality by cutting the future availability J)I sew•ge service for new development. miJlion reaional sewa10 plan i.I a phUosophy held by some council members that by wlthhoJdlhi necesaary public services euch as aewage. growth can be slowed. Just as McDowell was finishing, be looked up and noi,id that Jack Foley. AWMA genetal manacer, bad just walked in the co'Uncil chambers. Stepping to the podium at M.cDowell's request, Foley said be Just happened to be passing by and thought he'd stop in. · .... ..,....... SCENE OF EARLY MOANING FIRE IN ~ELOW WEATHER IN BRECKENRIDGE, MaNN. Blaze In Stratford Hotel Leaves 22 Peopfe Unaccounted For, Feared Dead The staff of the state water re- sources board, under pressure by the Air Quality Board. recently broached a plan for cultine back state grant financing, and cut- ting from 13 million gallons a day to 9.06 million gallons a day the sewage capacity of the Aliso Water Management Agency's in· land facilities. Warming to the topic, Foley urged the council not to take at'- tion which would separate it from other A WMA members. Fro. Page A J ·3 Pacts Awarded FIRE .•. AWMA is a consortium or seven agencies responsible for waste water treatment and dis- posal. It includes agencies in Irvine, El Toro, Latuna Hills, Mi ssion Viejo, La1una Niguel. South Laguna and Laguna Beach. And. he said if severe restrlc· lions are placed on grant fund. ing, the lhree distficts involved may just refuse the ,:rant.a and the accompagylng strmgs and go it alone, an action which would eliminate many environmental controls. By Wat.er -Board· fought the blaze were treated for frostbite. The temperature at the lime was 23 below zero. The wind was gusting to 40 miles an hour, making a wind chill factor of 8.5 below zero. The three agencies primarily affected by the cutback in grants and capacity would be the El Toro Water District, Los Ali.sos Water District and the Moulton Niguel Water District . ''I"m concerned ... that thole' agencies will exercise an op- tion ... (and say) OK, thank you for your consideration, but we don't want your grant rooney and we will do what we damn well please," Foley said. Three construction contracts have been awarded by Irvine Ranch Water District direct.ors for the expansion of the reclama- tion plant and for the pipeline that will carry Northern California water. Malcon Inc. of Santa Fe Spr- ings received a $5,497,201 con- tract for work on the reclamation plant. The work will be the third part of the five-phase project to increase the capacity of the plant from 7 million gallons daily t.o lS million gallons daily. T he total project is expected to cost $16 million and be complet· ed by late 1978. Sewage treat· ment will be upgraded to a tertiary level. with the water be- ing usable for irrigation of parks, school grounds and community. greenbelts. Greater Irvine IRWD directors .also awarded contracts to Channel Construc- tors Inc. of Irwindale and to S.S. Za rubica Inc. of Encino. Channel was given a $3,182,170 contract to build the first five miles of the pipeline that will carry water from the vicinity of Irvine Lake to the Lambert Reservoir in the foothills behi.nd El Toro. Zarubica was given a contract for $3,835, 790 lo build the second five miles of the 10-mile pipeline. Both projects are expected to be completed within a year. The pipeline will provide farmers in the south county area with untreated North ern California water that is cleaner and under higher pressure than the water now being used for ir- rigation purposes. Industrial League The mayor said the Stratford was known as a "railroad hotel." where workers on the Willmar· Breckenridge run often stayed. Ho weve r . th e Burlingt on Northern Railroad said today none of its employes was miss- ing. Mikkelson said the building. about 100 by 150 feet. housed a coffee shop, an· insurance firm. an auto parts shop and a beauty shop on the ground noor. f'l"098P~itJ CAMPUS ••• will be able to break the deadlock at their Feb. 7 meeting. He said trus tee James Marshall of Laguna Hills, who has missed most recent meetings due to llJ. ness. has indicated his intention to attend that session. If Mrs. Berry decides to cast a vote and is joined by Marshan. the ballot could be lipped in favor Mayor Phyllis Sweeney opened discussion on the plan saying she was concerned that air quality mitigation measures not be re- laxed. Councilman Jack McDowell objected to taking precipitous action saying that the plan was one primarily affecting "three of the A WMA member agencies, not us. "It seems to me we need to be as helpful as we can and not be antagonistic toward the other three," McDowell said. A current running beneath uie city's participation in the $35 "I'd hate to force them ... you can squeeze the turnip so hard that they'll pick up their marbles and go home,·· Foley added. Rejection of the crant funding would significantly increase the cost to local taxpayers and sewage service customers. ln the end, the council ap- peared t-0 accept some of Foley's arguments and authorized the mayor to write a letter pointing out Laguna Beach's "histori~" concern ~th air quality and a de- sire that mitigation measures not be relaxed. "l don't think that's going to rock the boat," Mayor Sweeney said. • County Bar HonQrs State Chief Judge Honors • ofone of the two sites. Cle -wnins L -ff not. there is a possibility that ••a, f"-'1W the final action won 't come until after the March 8 trustee elec· Retiring Chief Justice Donald R. Wright of the California Supreme Court accepted the Orange County Bar ~ssocia tion's Franklin G. West award Thursday night during ceremonies at an Irvine hotel. Charles Cleminshaw, senior vice president at Parker Han- nifin, is the first person Thursday to receive an award for ex- cellence from the Greater Irvine· Industrial League <GJIL ). Cleminshaw. who was the first president of GllL in 1970. re- ceived the honor Thursday at the sixth annual di nner meeting of GllL at the Marriott Hotel in Newport Beach. A crowd of more than 500 peo- ple saw the executive receive an engraved silver tray presented by GIIL director Robert Clifford, president of Air California. and a plaque from the city of Irvine, presented by Mayor David Sills. "It's a joy to honor you Utis way in front of your friends and peers ," Clifford told Cleminshaw. adding that GIIL considered him the "outstanding businessman in the cornmunity." According to Clifford , Cleminshaw wu responsible for helping steer GIIL through the clty of Irvine's incorporation period, representing GUL before the stale highway commission to push for the Corona del Mar Freeway, Von Karman Overpass and other road projects and establlsblng the GJIL job bank program and the Irvine c~it unit. Clem inshaw served on the city's revenue and taxaUon com· mlttee in 1972 and ls a1ain serv· In& on the committee this year. He la the only person t.o serve as GIJL president twice. CUtlord said Clemlnabaw was picked to bead the Irvine Hous.- ing Opportunltie.s lne. croup "to make &Utt the group had re- cognition u beln.1 let{timate and straithtlorward." Irvine Housln1 Opportunities Turning to the 1976 elecUon, Nadler said he's certain the Vol· ing Rlghta Act of 1964 helped push Cater Into office. "You don't count the black votes for Ford, you name them," Nadler said, addinl that pre- dominantly black Wublncton. l).C. went 8$ percentcor Carter. And for those who fear C~er rriay be too liberal, Nadler had th.ls thoufht: "Jlmmy Carter ls a mUHonalre, a farmer, a aoutbemer and a hard.shell B~ ttat. Now yOU tell me, are those Ute element. which mikes one a plnko!"' And fdr tholo who worry that t.b• House, the Senate and the PnlldeftCY u. all cootrolled by Demoetata, Nadler offered these woru· ot comfort: "When havo TOP EXECUTIVE Chartea Clemlnahaw tion. Hart s aid the administration is still looking for a planned open- ing of the satellitl! campus in the spring or 1978. "If the board comes to closure at its nexl meeting, we can pro· ceed as planned on either site," Hart said. noting that there is some flexibility in the construc- tion time scheduled. · But he said if a decis ion doesn't come until after the election there may be a problem develop- ing the Myford-Bryan site in time. "The Irvine Center-Jeffrey site will require less preliminary de- velopment work and would be no problem even then." Hart said. "But we must decide on the Myford-Bryan site by no later than April." U.S. Concerned The engraved silver salver presented to the outgoing jurist represents the county group's annual tribute to the judge or lawyer who has made a signifi. cant contribution toward the ad- vancement of justice and law. Justice Wright, one of two jurists about t.o step down from the Supreme Court, told a din- ner meeting that he regarded his opposition lo capital punish· ment as his most significant Supreme Court contribution to law. He also urged lawyers to ensure that the privacy or the individual is protected as he and others have sought to pro- tect it in the Supreme Court. "No individual should be sub- jected to a body search because he or "she gets a traffic ticket," he said. "That's not the kind of country I want to U ve in." A,.Wlrwpllot• HONORED IN COUNTY Chief Justice Wright Supreme Court posts he must fill. Santa Ana attorney William Wenke was installed as the bar asst>ciatlon's new president. Two Or ange County judges are known to be on Gov. Ed- mund G. Brown Jr.'s short list of candidates for the two Inc. is the organization that screensappUcan~form~er~e i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ income housing in Irvine to make WASHINGTON CAP) -The United States has told Syria and Lebanon it is concerned over the movement of some 600 Syrian troops to , within seven miles of the Israeli border, sources say. certain that they cannot pay for ..,9'!!!!!!!~-=-.,..""'!'"'~~~.,..~-=~-----------------~ more expensive housing. F Th e p J a q u e g i v e n t o --~~.:;.s.:.:-:::::=~:...!:....::::::::::_:.::.=::...:•~·...;•:.... ____________ ~"- Clemlnshaw by Mayor Sills was inscribed with a resolution ---------------------------------1 passed by the City Council, com-ALDEN'S -Your Best etann,_! __ mending Cleminshaw for his ':11- work ln the community. Following the accolades and --------------------------------t vigorous applause, Cleminshaw took the microphone and said --------------------------------simply, "I'm speechless. This is a complete rurprise." "I appreciate the kind thoughts . . . this Is a wonderful evening for me," Cleminshaw added. • • you ever beard three Demqcrats agree on anythln1? Tbey may have a m_,ority. but there wUl be continuous fighting." F,....P.,,eAJ PRINZE ••• • 1 •• : .').::·." -:~~ DEN'S :insiallatioii: ·cpstom draperies linoleum• Y..ood floor ' i Laguna/South toast -' EDITION rash During o.tt1 ~ .... ~., •kUl!lll .... wt BORDER PATROLMAN GESTURES TOWARD DAMAGED CAR AFTER CHASE AND CRASH Station Wagon In Background Contained Thrff Youno People Who Were Injured Testimony Called Lie ~ Arizona Governor Blasts Confessed Sl.4yer ~ PHOENIX, Ariz. CAP) -made ~ a preliminary hearing Chandler plumber Jimmy f~zona Gov. Raul Castro has for two men charged in the June2 Robison, 54, who were implicated =j:harged confessed slayer ·John car bombing, "absolutely un-by Adamson and charged with 1§,}larvey Adamson was incorrect true, ridicu\ous and absurd." first degree murder and con- his testimony on some details Adamson is the key witness for spiracy, was continued until to- .of the bomb slaying of Arizona Atty. Gen. Bruce Babbitt, who day by StJperior Court Judge 'Republic reporter Don Bolles. declined comment on what effect Edward Rapp. Adamson said Thursday he Castro's statement mrght have Bolles, 41, was lured to his de- was offered a ride to Mexico on the case. ath by a promise of information after the slaying, in a plane Adamson, 33, pleaded guilty to from Adamson on a purported 9wned by Arizona liquor a reduced charge of second-Jandfraudcaseinvolvingpromi-' piagnate Kemper Marley and the degree murder Jan. 15. nent Aril008DS, police sald. Jt>vernor. The bearing for Phoenix con-Ttie reporter died u days ane~ , Castro called the s tatements, tractor Max Dunlap. 41, and a bornb explode<hnder bit car yi • ~ • Phoenlx It . ••rki'". lot. Adamson baa admitted plac· I~ C F 011nder' s Son, in~:=bh':i~ic:.1:~e bomb ~ and detonated It ~th a reinote- control device, Adamson has T d H D • testified. He Hid Dunlap con· e ans on les tractea WiUt him for the Bolless ' slaying and two others, telling Theodore Roosevelt Hanson. son of San Clemente founder Ole -l:lanson, and for mer Border tatrol agent , champion horseman and rodeo rider, is de- • d at 68. Services for the San Juan JPistrano man. who died Thurs· y in Pomona, will be held at 10 ,m. Monday at Les nesk i ortuary Chapel i n San emente. The Rev. Cecil R. Burton, rec· tor of St. Clement's By-The-Sea piscopal Church, will officiate. Services include Muonic rites under the auspices of San Clemente Masonic Lodge No. i'71, Free and Accepted Masons, th Clifton Myers, former bead Ancient Landmarks Lod.ge No. , Indianapolis, Ind .• official· •• ltitatton is being conducted !Way through Sunday at the i'e'bapel, 640S. El Camino Real. Mr. Hamon will be buried at ~ three miles west or the er Hanson mansion. Mr. Hanson was born May 26. JJ08; in Seattle, Wash. As a boy, he traveled with his lither to the Philippines, to apan, and to China. Mr. Hanson was graduated from HaA'ard Military School in ~ Angeles, and attended Davis cultural College. which was Coast Weather Decreasing cloudiness becominc fair tonight and , Saturday. Highs 64 to 68. Lows 42 to48. JN8mETODAY ·T1ae ofl1prino of th 4'110'Mf., ~· ar;commg trom C~o to Newport BtoeTl. See PQ(IC Cl al the Wee1cf'lldn. lades: later named the University of California at Davis. He served with the Border Patrol in Texas. He was owner ot the first hospital built in San Clemente and ran a 30-acre ranch in Sao Juan Capistrano. Mr. Hanson held memberships in San Clemente and Chino Valley chapter lod&"es of the Masons, and with Knights Templar. He was a member ot the El (See HANSON. Pace AZ) him the klllings were ordered by Marley. Marley, 70, has not been charged. He bas bee!l unilvaila· bte·to newsmen and his attorney has declined comment. Adamson testified be and h:i$ wile went to the bom~ of Phoeni" att6rney Neal Robena, a friend. !t:tniif!te~s~!rr~~~~gro:°~ chartered plane to fly them to Lake Havasu City "to let things die down." He said Roberts called him back to Phoenix the following day. ERA Defeated " .. Fails by 1 Voie in Vir~nia RICHMOND, Va. (AP}-Tbef19Ualrilhtsamend· ment to the U.S. Constitution has· failed by one vote to win ratification by the Virginia state Senate. "Wait until next year!" said angry supporters of the ERA after Thursday's vote. Their anger was largely directed at Sen. A. Joe Canada Jr. CR-Virginia Beach), who surprised every- one by voting against ratification. The vote that came after nearly three hours of im- passioned debate was 20 in favor of ratifteation and 18 against. Approval by 21 members was needed for passage: , · Canada said he favored 1be amendment that would bar discrimination on the basis of sex, but felt Virginia should not t"atif y it until the issue ii sub· mitted .to the people in an advisory referendum. There an no plans to bold such a referendum. • • I Eighteen allegedly illegal aHens were swept into the Border Patrol's net Thursday aCter a wild punuit marred by an accident 011 the Orte1a .Highway in which three Orange Coast youth.a suffered serious injuries. Orange County sheriff's de· putiu ~aid t)le colllsion oc· curred at tile height· or the Border Patrol's pursuit of th~ second of two vans which turned onto the Ortega mchway after following the overland trail from Fallbrook -a roUte known to hnmiaraUon officers as the "8llenpipeline." The first van was halted shortly after. the Border Patrol took up the chase. Its occupants were immediately arrested. A second Border Patrol vetli· de crossed the center divider .• Afieraooa N.Y. Stoeks . TEN CENTS t as it punued the second van at hllb speed near the Sun Hollow Development, llbout a mile east of the San Diego Freewar. It rammed beadon Into a car carryin& three youD& people who were identified as James: Taylor, 19. San Clemente; Tracy Ramirez, 18, San Juan Capistrano; Oliver Yu. 11, San Juan Capistrano. (See AUENS. Page A2) 22 Feared Dead In llotel Blaze· • ~ r BRECKENRIDG·E , Minn. CAP> -Twenty·two people were unaccounted for after a fire swepi an old three.story brick hotel in bliuard·like conditions before dawn t~ay. The wind· chill factor at the time was 85 degrees below zero. Hugh Mikkelson, mayor of this small town on the Minnesota· North Dakota border, said a de· ath count could not be made for several hours, until a crane was brought in to clear up the debris of the Stratford Hotel. Mikkelson said he bad a list of 22 people who were unaccounted for but it was not known how many had ~n in the hotel. The names, he said, included people who had planned to stay over- night in the Breckenridge area. Four members of the hotel staff alsQ. were on the list. 1 Mikkelson said the lire, or U.D· known cause, apparently started on the first floor ~d spread rapidly to the upper levels. b~r•r::• been acCCl{lbted for, authorities said. J>o~pas John~. described u a veter~ rallroaa worker~ was resttaed from • 1eoond.floor window by policeman J im· Worner. 1 The mayor said the fire was re· ported at about 4;30 a.m. A Rape Suspect Hel,dA.fter NBAs1ault A topless dancer who took pi· ty on a hitchhiker said today she won't be giving any more rides to 11trangers after she was raped in Newport Beach. Police aald they have booked a Lone Beach man, Bruce Shannon Pickett, 21, on charges of kidn.., and rape after they alle1edlf tooad .Pickett sittUl& in bis victim's car. AccorcUng to detectives, the 26-year-old dance~ a resident ot San Diego, was driving to a job in her home town when she 'picked up ptckett. Sbe told detectives that ..,_ pie in San( Dlego seem much• friendlier about giving rides to hitchhikers, so she tboul)lt ' nothing ol picking him up. He asked to be driven to a location a few miles from wher• he was picked up but on- ce the wQtnan started drivi.1\1. she told police, he pulled out a butcher knife, held ft tO her throat and told her ~ dri" ))Im to Lon• ~acb. According' to poUce NPortl, Pickett alle1edly kept ·the kllite pre-aed •eatnst his vlctlm'a &hroat for the entire drive and (8eellAPE,PageA%). telephone call came from a woman believed to have been Catherine Stade, owner of -the hotel and an elderly widow. Mik· kelson said tbe woman hadn't _been f~und and speculated that she may bave made the call from the hotel before perishing in the building. About 10 of the 80 firemen who . .... ..,._ A'tTEMPTS SUICIDE Freddie 'Chico' Prlnze fought the blaze were treated for frostbite. The temperature at t.he time was 23 below zero. The wind was gusting to 40 mUes an hour,. making a wind chill factor of 85 below zero. : The mayor said the Stratford: was known as a "rallroa4 hotel. 0 ·: where work~rs Oft the Willmar·~ (See PIBE, Pa:ce AZ> ~ Mangers To Repay Big Loan By GARY GRANVILLE Ol .. DllltY l"llMSC.11 •• :: ' .. Assemblyman Dennis Mangen (J>.Huntington Beach) said today his campai~n commit. ta wiU repa.)' $5,000 owed to Fullerton attomey Michael Rer.a., inlton MOllQy. , But Jlemineton sald Man1ers, not hl1 ca~paign committee,, owes blm the money and tbat he probablY l'OD't accept payment in any form other fban Ma.agers' personal check. The squabble centers arotmd Mangers' contention that the $5,000. loan be got from Re.m- ington was for bis campaign committee and not to himself. But Remington has a non· interest bearing demand note~ 'Chi ' St signed by Mangers Oct. 22 ~ CO M . well as a canceled check paya-• ble to "Dennis Mangers" but e~ Prinr-1 T • dorsed "for deposit, MllJlgers~ 6'e ne8 · ' Comm.0 . _ i "I think the note and ch~ T Kill H • ')f make it very clear that the $5.~. 0 IID8e was loaned to Mangers pem>nalJ' Jy," Remington said. LOS ANGELES (AP) -A .. I simply want him t despondent Freddie: Prinze 'of acknowledge that fact by repaf- televlsion 's •'Chico and the Man.. ing it personally, .. be added. . . pulled out a pistol and shot But Mangers said he fs out• himself in the head early today raged by Remington making de· aa a horrified friend looked on mand for payment in a Jetter re-' police said. ' ·ceived Thur~day at. Mangera•1 PriJlze 22 waa listed in critical home in Huntington Beach. · conditioJ at'OCLA Medical Ceat.-He also said he is outraged that' ter and neuro.rµtleOOS said they the 37-year·old attorney and' planned to operate late:f in the Orange County Supervisor Ralph' day. His parents and wife rusbecl Diedrich deny the «:xlstence ot a: to bis bedside. . verbal underltandmg that the Doctors said tlie bullet entered Joan was to the committee and' his tems>le and passed out the not to be repaid if Mangers lost: other side of bis )lead, ripping the election. tbrouah part oC ,bis brain. But "It's an tUJ~cionable breac,ta they declined to say what of a gentlemen s agreement, da~age mtght have~ done. tbe as'semblyman said. T e act.en' left an unaddreued, He went on to say be bas made• han written not6 sayin1, ''He arrangements for his campaip cpµldn't 10 oci -lt wu beYoDcl committee to borrow the $5,000, him,'' aaldPoUeet.t. DQ~. from A11emblyman llow~d) Cooke 1aid Prinie telephoned Berdliln's (D·Beverly Htul) his parents .nd several friends eampaip committee. '111unlday llifh1 ..S &ol4 u.em he Maas .. aald lie bandied the was depreaed. Some frle;tds and loan properly wbeG be deposited\ hi8 psychiatrist went to his hotel Remtnstm•a cbec~ tn bia eom~ suite and talked to biP\ tor mlttee'a account and reported several houn, Cooke added. tbe loan on bis campaifll die- (See JIANGEU, Pa•eAU Dana B e auty F est T~ese five Dana Point girls are among mne contestants in the Miss Dana Point contest to be held at noon Saturday in Harpoon Henry's Restaurant at Dana P oint Harbor. They are from left Ja- quellne Lowe, Jacqueline Hurley, Bianca Scb~agermann, Cheryl Montee and Lisa Colgm. Not shown are Kelli Davis, Dionne Maria Rousseve, Kathleen Doyle and Nina Arman. Slaying Suspect .Faking Insanity? By TOM BARLEY Ol tM O.Uy ,., ... M•lf A prosecutor who believes that accused killer Ken Richard Hulbert is faking insanity told a defense psychiatrist Thursday that 45 inmates at the Orange County Jail agree with him. Deputy Dis tri ct Attorney Frank Briseno a s ked Dr. Lawrence Stross if that con- dusion reached by prisoners in dose touch with Hulbert, 25. would affect the witness ' diagnosis of insane and unable to face trial "I_ ~on't think so." Dr. Stross test1(1 ed during the Superior C~urt sanity bearing. "He may thank he's conning us and he may say he's conning us but it doesn't ch~nge the fact that he is mental-ly 111 .'' · Dr. SU'oss bas told the jury that Hulbert should not face trial on charges o( murder. rape, rob- be r y and kidnap. He has dfagnosed the Fullerton man as a paranoid schJzophrenic. It is alleged that Hulbert raped ;ind murdered a 19-year-old woman in Fullerton on Jan 7 1976. and raped and savag~ly beat a second victim four days later • He has testified v 1lt a videotape 11upervised by Dr. Stross that be believed the devil to be present in the women he attacked and that he was tryinR to force sat.an to leave their bodies and confront lum. Briseno, who learned from Dr. Stross that the witness has been paid $500 a day by the public de· ,.,....Pflfle.4.J HANSON •.• Jtodeo Riding Club of Oran1e County. Mr Hanson is s urvived by sons 9l"ed R. Hanson Jr. of Eu1ene. Ore., and Kenneth W. Hamon ol Corona . daughter Lois Dur· :rington of Chino; brothers William of Pasadena, Robert L. of Tustin. Eugene of Anaheim and Lloyd of North Carollna. Other survivors Include sisters Doris M. Denason of San Clemente, Marjorie F . Haruson oC San Juan Capistrano and Muriel A. Gibbons or Pasadena, and 12 CJ'andchUdren. Funeral aruncemenu are by Lesneski Mortuary in San Clemente. CNlANQI COMT DAILY PILOT fender's office for the past nine days, asked him to explain Hulbert's statement under hyp- nosis that the defendant was responsible for three dea~. "I didn't want to go beyond what he is charged with in Orange County," Dr. Stross said. "Anyway, I don't know that he has been involved in any crimes other than those charged in the Grand Jury indictment." Whatever the outcome of the current hearing, which will re· s ume Monday wilb defense testimony from the second of four psychiatrists, Hulbert faces court action in Los Angeles Cowt- H ulbert, who has sat moUoo- less al the counsel table with hls head on his arms throughout the hearing, seemed to be interested in Briaeno's cross examinaUon late Thursday. The defendant looked around him for the first Ume and sbook bis head sliabUy when the pro. secutor revealed that be bas taken statements from a number o1 county jail prisoners. Thf aanity hearing wlll resume Mond1y in Judge WiJllam s. Lee's courtroom. San Juan OKs Annexation Of.22 Homes Over protests of San Clemente Harbor Estates residents San Juan Capistrano city councilmen voted 3-2 this week to approve 22 homea adjacent lo San Clemente in south San Juan. The 22 Chuck King homes, to be built oo about 1'7.S acres, will have access through San Clemente on Calle Andalucla or Via Mamana. King said be ex- pects to sell the bomes for about $250,000 each. Myrtia Wainer. 2910 Calle An- dalucla in San Clemente pre- sented a petiti<lD she sald wu sicned by 200 area residents wbo oppose the King homes. Tom Strineer, Harbor Estates Homeowners president, and Dee Tyler, Alto Capistrano Homeowners president, also spoke ln oppositiOn to the Kina project. Ii" Ont cood.ltJon of Clty CounoU approHl requires Kin• to be bonded agaloet any dama1e caused adjacet1t property u a re- sult of hi.I iradlng operatfoas. p,...P-AJ RAPE ••• repeatedly threatened to kill ber. But police sq he •1'PU'GUJ confused Newport Beach tot Lone Beach and bad bla vicUP> drive hlm around Balboa Hltnd and the Balboa Pen.ln.suJa look· lnl for Slgn.al Hill. After aee1ac a pollce car be bind tbelr car. Pickett_ ..-aertedlr W tM woaaan anw into an alle;y ,vbere b6 n'*1 ber. Be the ordered ber to st.rt dl"lvlnc •&•la, b ut her ur wouldn't ttart. Tb97 walked to • nearby J1boDe bootb ao tbe woman could call a friend. When the was unable to l'Qeb her frie~ Pickett air-cl to ,o beck t.o the car whit• tbo woq1an went to a gu atatlcm foe help. OQce abe was separated rto1tt 1* ..,.Uant, t&e woman found .,.~. Oftltwl ~ao.d to Ult ~ taN they foanil Pklrttt watUnc JD _., W011U1D '• car. F ,....PageAJ SEWAGE ••• million regional sewage plan is a philosophy held by some council members that by withholding necessary public services such as sewage, growth can be slowed. Just as McDowell was finishing, he looked up and noted that Jack Foley, AWMA general manager, had just walked in the council cbambers. Stepping to the podium at McDowell's request, Foley said he just happened to be passing by and thought he'd stop in. Warming to the topic. Foley urged the council not to take ac- tion which would separate il from other A WMA members. And, he said if severe restric- tions are placed on grant fund-'. ing, the three districts involved · piay just refuse the grants and the accompanying strings and go it alone, an action which would eliminate many environmental controls. "I'm concerned ... tbat those agencies will exetcise an op- tion ... (and say) OK, thank you for your consideration, but we don't want your grant money and we will do what we damn well plea1e," Foley' said. "I'd hate to force them ... you can squeeze the turnip so hard that they'll pick up their marbles and go home," Foley added. Rejection of the grant funding would significantly increase the cost to local taxpayers and sewage service customers. In the end, the council ap- peared to accept some of Foley's arguments and authorized the mayor to write a letter pointing out Laguna Beach's "hiatoric" concern with air quality and a de· sire that mitigation measures not be relaxed. "I don't think that's going lo rock the boat,'' Mayor Sweeney said. Stab Victim Faces Trial On RapeCount &gri4'Jer SetALBTalk Ulte l rrinD Trustees View OregOn Site. By WILUAM SCHREIBER Of .. o.ilf-l"llef SuH Three Saddleback College trustee. and two administrators will fiy to Portland, Ore., next week to examine a community college satellite campus slmUar to that proposed to serve Irvine and Tustin residents. The Feb. 3 excursion comes ju.at four days before truatees wilJ again grapple with lhe i.saue Qf which of two potential sites should be acq\dred for lbe new facUlty. The board reached a voling im- passe th.ls week, faiUoe to ap.- prove purchase of 20 acres or Irvine Company land needed to erect the first northern campus buUdincs. Two bQard members Frank Greinke and Patrick Backus favored the parcel at Myford Road and Bryan Avenue chosen by the full board in an action last fall. But Trustees Larry Taylor and Norrisa Brandt voted for an alternative JocaUon at Irvine Center Drive and Jeffrey Road ~ffered by the Irvine Company 1usl last month. Mission Viejo trustee Donna .Berry refdled to vote, saying she needed more time to study the latest information on the sites. Four votes are needed for ap. prov al of any purchase. Mrs. Berry, Greinke and Backus are the three trustees who have made reservations ror . the trip . to Oregon 'a Portland Community College District. They wilJ be accompanied by college President Robert Lom- bardi; Dr. Ed Hart Lombardi's chief assistant a~d William Blurock, the college's architect. Hart said today that the ad- ministration is hoping trustees will be able to break the deadlock at their Feb. 7 meeting. He said trustee James Marshall of Laguna Hills, who has missed most recent meetings due to ill- ness, has indicated his intention to attend that session. If Mrs. Berry decides to cast a vote and is joined by MprshaJI the ballot could be tipped in favo; ofoneofthetwosites. lf not, there is a possibility that the final action won't come until after the March 8 trustee elec-tion. Hart said the adminisLration is aUll looking for a planned open- F,.....PageAJ ALIENS ••• Ta.ylor and Yu are in the in· tensive care unit at Mission C~~m~nity Hospital, Mission VteJO, m what wu described to· day as guarded condition . Miss Ramirez is Jn the sur-g1c~ ward of that hospital in satisfactory condition. Two Border Patrol officers were treated for minor injuries and released. Officers said the station "'.agon occupied by the three victims spun off the road after the collision and came to re~t in an orange grove. Officers in both law enforce- ment agencies conceded today that the accident might have been avoided i( the Border Patrol had had adequate radio communications with the sheriff's office. tn1 of the satellite camp1.11 in the sprloc of 1878. "If the board comes to closure at its next meetlnt. we can pro- ceed as planned oo either site " Hart said, noting that there 'is some flexibility ln the construc- tion tlme scheduled. But he said ii a decision doesn •t come . until after the elecUon there may be a problem develop- lnc the Myford·Bryan site ·in Ume. "The Irvine Ceoter-Jeffrey site will require Jess preliminary de- velopment work and would be no problem even tbeo," Bart said. "But we must decide oa tbe Myford-Bryan site by no later than April." l.Dguna, Pooch PopulatWn Count Set Laguna Beach sooo will e~ bark on a nose count of its pooch population. .i It's all part of a pet program aesigned to inform pet owners ot t he clly's available animal services and to encourage licens- ing of Art Colony canines. Tbe city council this week ap.- proved the plan calling for print- ang of flyers. house-to-house dis- tribution and five low cost rabies clinics to nm from Feb. 8 to April 30 at locations around town: AddlUonally. the city council extended the licensing deadline lo April IS. The effort will cost about $2,500 bul should result in increased licensing and valuable data about the size of the city's pet population, said Phil May chairman of the Pet Responsibility Committee a council appointed advis~ry group. May said the distribution oC ·flyers outlining clty•s services and improved licensing ought lo reduce tbe number of dogs being impounded while at the same time of improving enforcement of anlm al control laws. Some of the funds will go to making a Part-time animal con- trol services officer position a full-lime job. May saJd that durinr the past calendar year, the city has taken in about $24,400 In animal related revenues. • He 1 noted citizen volunteers from the Pet Responsibility com- mittee have manned the city pound telephone from 9 a.m . to 6 p.m. seven days a week a service provided without ch~e lo taxpayers. Mayor Phyllis Sweeney com· mended the committee, its volun· teers and May for their services to the ally . I',.... Page Al FIRE ••• SC BUrglal- Miaaea Bite A Sen a...-. ltvltw wh broke 1,nto an apartm nl at 233 Avtnlda Monterey Thursday and stole a purse and sis doan't koow how lucky he was to set away a Whole man, aeeor<llna 14 Bertha Banks. Mra. Banks. who llvet IQ ao ad· jacent apartment. uld th buralar pushed throu&h a 11'9 window~ tet ln. Sbt aa1d had t"9 man come ln th.rouCht t.be back of .the apartment complex he woald have been Jreet.ed by two plt bull dogs. They a.re bred tor tlahtJng and like nothlng better than a u,ht anack beloreaupper,abeaald. ·,,,.._~-Al MANGERS •• closure •tatetnents. He said he auumed lt wu t.be public report1na Of tbe loan tbat made Rep:alocton ancr1 and caused him to mate bi.I pQllMlit demand. But Remington denJed that's what Jrked him. ''All the papen ~arrfedreports of the loan early t.bla month aod if that bothered me I would bave sald somethinc llt the Ume ... the attorney aaid. He then went oa to aay th.t what mi.ffed him wu Muien• later denying the loan wu personal when be bad a.a,ned • pe~nal note and Ilda accounts 0 tbat made me look like some (Dr . Louis) Cella·type character ... "I also admit that I didn't like the press rehashing a crime I was once charged with and ac- quitted by a jury " said Rem- ington. "That hurt ~e and It hurt my family. "AU I know ls this clown comes in for a loan with Ralph's eo- dorsemenl, I lend him the money and then be turns around and bad mouths me," Remington said "J can as.sure you, .. he ldded "Maneers didn't question mY character, my motives or where I got the money when he came asking for it." Remington again denied that any part of the $S,OOO wa15 Dledricb's. Mangers says he doesn't know. And Diedrich, whQ is not shown as giving any m oney to any candidate, says be isn't sure. Actor Leaves . Coast Hospital Actor SterlJng HoJJoway ot South Laguna bas been released from South Coast Commuoit.y Hospital where he was admitted Jan. 13 suffering from cheat pains.· Holloway's wistful voice became identified wltb many Walt Disney characters such as Wi_nnie the Pooh and Jimi~ Cnckel. . . Although listed in "satisfac- tory ~ondition '' throughout most of his 12-day hospital stay• Holloway, 72, was for a whil~ treated in the hospital's lntensiv4t r:e• and SUb·intensive care un• Trial Halt Nixed LOS ANGELES (AP) -A Superior Court Judge has retmea to halt the trial of five relatives ot a Hare Krishna follower Madon-!"• Slavin, 20, accused of kidnap- mg her '° she could be "depro-gramed." By lll.IABY KA YE Ol U.. o.11' l'li.t $'8ff Economltt Paul Nadler offered •n upbeat version or the state of tbe union Thursday and \old Jrvlne-area business persons that business must support the , new Carter administration. "I see the Carter admlnistra· • Uoo as one that will try bard to )uild up the economy," said Nadler. addressing a crowd of more than 500 at a Great~ Irvine Industrial League <GUL> dinner. "But ii Carter doesn't succeed, he'll look to business as the scapegoat and then we'll see a series or strong business regula· lions,'' Nadler predicted. "Business has got t9 try to help Carter win his attempt to get bls economic program &olng," urged Nadler. Nadler is a Rutgers University 22 People Missing ecooomica prOteaor. a colum- nllt and a bent consultant. He punctuated bil fut-paced talk wtth more one-liners than a ~ dQP comic and kept the crowd roaringt.broulhOutbisapeecb. . The profeuor admitted inrJa- tlon and unemployment are troubles pots in our society, but said be believes inllation will level off and that unemployment may drop a bit. Attemptfnt to brint home in· fl\tion for the Orange County au· die.nee, the New Jersey professor joked, "l went to an Oranae County ttaltor and uked to see a home lo the rangeof $80,000. ''The realtor turned to me and uidt 'I'm aorcy, but we doti't banale rentals here.•• Despite the problems In lfUs country, Nadler HY-' be sees three strengths tbat •W keep the nation 1oinc. He cited wbat be called a "standard 11'UlJ'ke\", where •ver. yone spew Uae same ~· from coast to coaat; aa "ope society", and where everyone bu a fair chance to advance the larae amount ot capital available here. The eeono~ chided dden· dera of the free enterprlse system. wbo tW"D to government. to protect them from compet&. lion. · He cited businessmen who say, .-•1 believe Jn flee enterprta:e - just kffP out U>e louay competi· tioo.'' Nadler noted that be'a the only one with Juts enouah to honestty de.fend tbe ft'ee market. "And Pm a Wlutcers economics pro. fessor-witb tenure:• be added. (See LEAGUE, Page AZ) .. i, Blaze Hits Hotel :.~ In Freezing Town. ·-BRECKENRIDGE, Minn. ) (AP) -Twenty-two people were unaccounted for after a fire i awept an old three-story brick hotel in blizzard·like conditions ~before dawn today. The wind hill factor al the time was 85 egrees below zero. . Hugh Mikkelson, mayor or this . ' srµall town on the Minnesota· ' North Dakota border, said a de· ath count could not be made for several hours, until a crane was brought in to clear up the debris of the Stratford Hotel. Mikkelson said he had a list or 22 people who were unaccounted tor but it was not known how many had been in the hotel. The names. he said. included people who had planned to stay over· night in the Breckenridge area. Four members or the hotel starr also were on the list. Mikkelson said the fire, of un· known cause, apparently started on the first floor and spread rapidly to the upper levels. About six hours after the Lire broke out, only one person bad been accOW>ted for, authorities said. Douglas Johnson, described as a veteran railroad worker, was rescued from a seoond·floor window by policeman Jim Worner. The mayor said the fire was re-. ported at about 4:30 a.m. A telephone call came from · a w<1man believed to have been Catherine Stade, owner of the hotel and an elderly widow. Milt· kelson said the woman hadn't ~en found and speculated that 'Chico' Star Prinze in Suicide Attempt · LOS ANGELES CAP) -A despondent Freddie Prinze of 1 television's "Chico and the Man" , pulled out a pistol a nd shot t hlmselr in the head early today as a horrified friend looked on. I police said. Prinze, 22. was listed in criticaJ I condition at UCLA Medical Cent· i'ter and neurosurgeons said they planned to operate later in the day. His parents and wife rushed tq his bedside. Doctors said the bullet entered hls temp e aoo pissecr out the ~er side oT bl! head, rippin1· Otroucb part of his brain. But they declined to say what dama1e might have been done. ~ filed for dlvorce last month after beinc marrled just over a year. They have a 10-month-old son, Freddie. IL was her third mar· riage. his first. Prinze's costar, Jack Albertson, said Printe never talked of suicide but had said, "be expected not t.o get past the age of 30. He never explained why and I never pressed him for it. .. Another episode or' Prlnze' .sbQJr h;tS been substituted for the one scheduled to run tonight, NBC said, because of a rererence to "Chico's" death in the originally scheduled broadcast. Prinze received much or his <See PRINZE. Paite AZ) she may have made the call from the hotel before perishing in lhe building. About 10 of the 80 firemen who fought the blaze were treated for fros tbite. The temperature at the time was 23 below zero. The wind was gusting \o <tO miles an hour. making a wind chiU factor of & below zero . .......... The mayor said the Stratford was known as a ''railroad hot~,'' where workers on the Wiilmar- Breckenridge run often Btayed. However , the Burlington Northern Railroad said today none of its employes was miss· Ing. SCENE OF EARLY MOANING F1RE IN 20-8!LOW WEATHER IN llRECQN .. IOGE, MINN. Blaze In Str•tfonl Hotel Leavff ft ta.ople Un11CCOUnted For, Fe•red Deed Mikkelson said the building, about 100 by 150 feet, housed a coffee shop, an insurance firm. an auto parts shop and a beauty shop on the ground floor. Aliens t;apltlr~ M~rre4 3 Injured in CMJ1h I>uring Wild Pun~t Eighteen allegedly ille1il a),U~• ...,,...,.. tnto th · BOrder Pafilol's net Thursday alter a wild pursuit marred by an accident on the Ortega Hi1bway in which three Oripige Coast youths suffered serious injuries. Orange County sheriff's de· puties said the collision oc- curred at the he,ght of the Border Patrol's pursuit of the second of two vans which turned onto the Ortega Highway after following the overland trail from Fallbrook -a route known to immigratJon officers as the "alien pipeline." The first van was halted shortly after the Border Patrol took up the cb~. Its occupants were 'immediately arrested. A second Border Patrol vehi- • cfe crossed the center divider:" "" w1 .. .-.. as it pursued the second van at ATTEMPTS SUICIDE high speed near the San Hollow Freddie 'Chk:o' Prinz• Development. about a mile east resulting lau in time and effi.. ciency. · ' Officers noted Thursday t8ft Yu, one ~ the two cri cally tn. Taylor, 19, San Clemente; jured vlc:Ums, was be' akeq Tracy Jlamlrei. 18, San Jua to ~ balpltal by bis com Capistrano: Oliver Yu, l?, Saii nJom for treatment of inJuri Juan Capistrano. · suffered in an automobile ace~ Taylor and Yu are in the in-dent earlier in the day. · tensive cne unit at Mission Community Hospital, Mission Viejo, in wbai. was described to- day as guarded condition. • Mias. Ramlrei is in the slll'- aical ward of that• hospital 'in satisfact~y condition. Two Border Patrol officers were treated for minor injuries and released. Officers said th~ station wagon occupied by the three victims spun off the road .n.er the collision.and came to rest In an orange grove. Grove Man Arrested in Bank Robbery- --A-Gal'den-Grov&man,.wrested oil suspicion of burglary in Newport Beach earlier this week, bu been identified as·tlte man who allegedly robbed a Garden Grove. bank last Sep. tember, police said today. The actor left an unaddressed, Jtandwritten note saying, "He eouldn'l go on -tt was beyond lllm," said Police U . Dan Cooke. Cooke said Prinze telephoned fUt parents and several friends Thursday nithl and told them be •aa depressed. Some friends and West Netl.'port Beaeh Officers in both law enf~ce ment agencies cooceded~ today that the accident anight have bee I\ a voided lf th~ Border Patrdl had b~d adequate radio com municatlons with the sheriff's office. Det. Tom stewart said Dennis Hatpin, 218, '4'bo was being beJdm Orange County Jail after ar- raignment for burglary charges now faces a federal baokrobbe'ry cbarae aa well. pe1chiatri.lt went to bis hotel auite and talked to him for 1•veraJ hours, Cooke added. "All of a sudden, he reached tlow11 into the sofa, pulled out an automatic pistol, and shot tsmself in the bead." CookuaJd. Prinze was reportedly upset •er the breakup of his mar· tla1e. but the note did not epeelflcaily mention marital pro-•1 ems, Cooke said without _,lV\lllJng its cootents. Prinse and his wife, Katherine, (Joast Weaiber Decreaalnl cloudiness becomin1 fair tonitht and Saturday. HlshS M to 68. Lowa 42 to'8. INSIDE TOD.4. Y The ofl1prfng of ,,. .. '•• JIOftdn, Jto.t.r''.GN coming from ClrieQfO lo Newport Stacia. Sec .ea,tt Cl o/ t~ W'tc~. Road Network Unveiled By JQANNE REYNOLDS Ol .. Dell, ........... Plans for a new road ayatem in Wm Newport Beach. unveiled earlier this week, call for COO· struction ~ at least t•o roads tbrou1b the oil nelds north ot West Coast Highway. The road networlc, wbJch city ofnclal1 say is a long way from· construction, ha.a as lts flnt Pl'O-ject the reconstruction of the ex- isting Balboa Boulevard- Superfor ·Avebue Intersection wtth West Coast Highway. But. that projed., saya• Ben Nolao, assistant director of public works, isn't even close to bttomlq a reality. .. We're just in the very pre- liminary stages ri&ht now,'' be said. "We're trying to narrow down the poaslbiliUes of what can bedoae." Included in the long-ranee plans are proposals to bullcl an 6~ extension at Balboa B<>Ulevard north ot the hldiway as well a.s extending 15th Street from its terminus at Monrovia Avenue down to an intersection with the · hJ&bway west of the Superior and Balboa intersections. Those plans were unveiled this week for the clty councU. City staff members said they are be· int pressured by the major pro- perty owner in the Superior A venue area to identify a rlghtr of-way for Use realignment of that street. That property owner is CalTrans. The state boqht the Jarae parcel of land eaat of Superior in the l98Qs for the .now defunct Pacific Coast Freeway. That property is now con- sidered excess by the state ~ CalTrans wants to sell it. CalTrans officials want tbe ci- ty to identify the radf route it wants for Superior 10 that the land can be set aside before.the rest or the property ta 1M>ld. Bu~ clty councUrnen sened notice on the state that they are not 1oin1 to select a precile route umn tbe entire planning process for the De'f atlgnanent -includ- A car-to-car can could have put aberl,ff's officers in a posl· lion to intercept the crowded vans when they reached the Ortega lDghway, lt was pointed out. · Border:" Patrol officers aald there is no such system of dlrect cotnmurucauon with any Orange County law enforcement iagency. Signals from the Border Patrol have t.o be "bounced off" • federal radJo system· with a PJJOENIX,, Aria. (AP) - Arizona Gov-. Raul Cut.to J!: char•ed cQaf-..cl 11-yer Harve1 Adamaon wu lDeOl lll!Clt JD bl• tatimon1 on aomt details of tbe bom~ al~YIDI ot ,Ari.Iona 'Republic repqrter Don~. Adamtoa 1ald T{aat be w'u of(erec! a rld uko after tfie 1laylll1, SA a p&me owned by Arl&oaa Jlquor maoate&emperlllirle1 -.U. 1over~or. • tutro called tM a&at~, made at a preli&Dlftaey ...., Stewart said FBI aaents, who' matched Harpin's arrest pbo(o with one taken at the bank durinC the robbery, have identified hiQl as the suspect who took $929 frorn Coaat Bank, 8132 Garden Oro~ Blvd. onSept.10. Harpin and a companion. IUclc Warren, 2', Tustin, were arres\- ed Tuetday in Eastbluff alter nelghbon alletedly spotted them b.reakln& Into homes and called police. • • A 2 DAIL V PILOT N LAS VE'IAS, Nt!v. <AP) -A Texas attorney representing re- 1 a ti v es of the late Howard lfughes today challenged Melvin Dummar's claims that he ls a s10cere and devout member oC the MormooCburcb. James Dilworth or Houston, representing maternal relatives of the Jale billionaire, accused Frid!y. January 28. 1877 Dummllr d 121tng !ii. 'l'ellrfon to "create an aura of aulbe,Ucity" around ~ so-called Mormon Will. "And frankly, Mr. Dum- mar, t don't think your're a vtry good Mormon." Dilworth said. Under DUworth's quesUooln.g, ' Dumm ar admitted that he has not been as active as he should be .in . the church and that he now SU3pect Nabbed In Newport Rape A topless dancer who took pi- ty on a hitchhiker said today she won't be giving any more rides to strangers after she was raped in Newport Beacti. Police said they have booked a Long Beach man, Bruce Shannon Pickett, 21, on charges , <>f kidnap and rape after they . :illegedly round Pickett sitting in his victim's car. According to detectives, the 26-year-old dancer, a resident or San Diego, was driving to a job in her home town when she picked up Pickett. She told detectives that peo- ple in San Diego seem much •friendlier about giving rides to hitc hhikers, so she thought nothing or picking him up. He asked lo be driven to a location a few miles from where he was picked up but on- c e the woman started driving, :;he told police, be pulled out a butcher knife, held it to her Mangers To Repay Big Loan By GARV GRANVILLE Ol 1"° O•llY l'llot St•fl A ss embl y man Dennis :Mangers <D·Huntington Beach) ~aid today h1s campaign commit- tee will repay $5.000 owed to Fullerton attorney Michael Rl?m· 1ington Monday. 1 But Remington said Mangers, 111ot his campaign committee, owes him the money and that he f,robably won't accept payment n any form other than Mangers' personal check. The squabble centers around :M angers' contention that the SS,000 loan he got from Rcm- jn~ton was for his campaign committee and not to himself. But Remington has a non Snterest bearing demand note signed by Mangers Oct. 22 a.s well <•S a canceled check paya- bl e lo ··Dennis Mangers" but en- d orsed "for deposit , M:.ingers Comm " ··t think the note and check m akP rt very clear that the SS,000 was loaned ~o Mangers personal· ly." Rt"mington said. , "I simply want him to etcknowledge that fact by repay· ing 1t pt>rllonally," he added Rut Mangers said he Is ool- taged by Remington making de- mand for payment in a letter~ Cf'h·ed Thursday at Mangers' llome in Huntington Beach. He also said he is outraged that t he 37 yrar old attorney and Orange Qlunty Supervisor Ralph Diedrich deny the existence of a "erbal unde111tanding that the Joan wa!'I to the committee and rtot to be repaid if Mangers lost lhe f'lection "It's an unconscionable breach C>f 11 gentlemen's agreement," tht> assemblyman said. throat and told her lo drive him to Long Beach. According to police reports, Pickett allegedly kept the knife pressed against h is victim's throat for the entire drive and repeatedly threatened to kill her. But police say be apparenUy confused Newport Beach for Long Beach and bad his victim drive him around Balboa bland and the Balboa Peninsula look· ing for SignaJ Hill. After seeing a police car behind their car, Pickett as-sertedly ha4 the woman drive into an alley where he raped her. He then ordered ber to start driving again, but her car wouldn't start. They walked to a nearby phone booth so the woman could call a friend. When she was unable to reach her friend, Pickett agreed to go back to the car while the woman went to a-gas station for· help. Once she was separated from her assailant, the woman found a patrolman. Officen; called to the scene said they found Pickett waiting in the woman's car. f'romPageAJ PRINZE ••• early fame on the program for the line he delivered to Albertson, in a nasal, Hispanic accent: "Eet 's not my job!" James Komack, the creator and executive producer or ''Chico and the Man," said Prinze had been over for a vi.sit Thursday evening but gave no hint or personal problems and didn't "leave here suicidal." Kichard Green. administrator at the nearby UCLA Medical Center. said Prinze was listed in "serious tocritic~I condition." "He is not in surgery," Green said. "We have admitted him to one of our intensive care units.·· Green said Prinse arrived at the hospital's emergency room at 4:06 a.m. and a team of doctors immediately went to work on him. He said Prinze's parents ar- rived shortly after their son was admitted. A note was found, Cook said, but it did not specifically mention the actor's marital problems. The shootinc occurred about 3 :30 a.m. in Printe's suite at the plush Beverly Corns tock Hole( in Wett Los Angeles. Prinie had been staying there sinee he and his wife. Katherine, filed for divorce last month. They were married Ill L8!i Vegas in October 19'75. Burrill Dimes Chief Gary Burrill, president and general manager of Newport radio station KOCM (FM), is chairman of the 19'77 Newport Beach March of Dimes cam- paign. holds a CbUtth desfrnatlon as a "prospective elder," a rank ae.oera.Uy held by tee.oaeers. Earlier this week Dummar said be fell he was an active member in the church. Dilworth suggested that Dummar ls a "Jack .Mormon," a member ol the church who does not attend meetings, often breaks church rules and is not too active in the . church. Dum mar replied, .. I have believed in the church all my life.·• "I don't believe that your claimed Mormon religion bas one thing to do with a moral con- v i c lion to tell the truth," Dilworth shot back. Also under DUwortb's cross ex- amination, Dummar admitted that he took a lie detector test at the University of Utah. Dilworth asked if Dummar knew the re- sults of the test. Dummar said he was told lhe results were in· conclusive. F,...PageAJ ROADS ••• ing a public hearing -has been completed. The road system planned for the West Newport area, while still a number of years from con- struction, is a potentially sensitive issue. Homeowners in Newport Crest condominiums appeared at Mon- day's council meeting because or their fears that the tract's main entrance, Ticonderoga Street, will one day become a through street to connect to the 15th Street extension. Councilmen agreed to consider making the roadway a private one -a step that would prevent its b ecomi n g a major thoroughfare in the ruture. Another issue related to the proposed network involves the a lignment of the Balboa Boulevard extension. Because of what traffic engineers say is inefficiency of a five-legged intersection, the ex- tension of Balboa will be moved to the west of the existing Balboa- Superior intersection. The alignment of that ex- tension could be costly, accord- ing to Hancock •·Bill" Banning Jll, representative of Beeco, the firm that owns the property. He explained that the current alignment shown on dty maps is across some prime oil property which would be very expensive for the city to buy. He noted that another rigbt-of- w ay along the edge or the Newport Crest condominiums would be a less expensive one, . although traffic officials say it would be located too close to the existing Superior-Balboa in- tersection. Meanwhile, there are other projects in the works in the area that will be under construction before any of the plans discussed Monday will come into being. • Al'WI~ HONORED IN COUNTY ChJef Ju1ttce Wright County Bar. Unit Lauds Chief Judge Retiring Chier Justiee Donald R . Wright 0£ the California Supreme Court accepted the Orange County Bar Associa- tion's Franklin G. West award Thursday night during ceremonies at ah Irvine hotel. The engraved silver salver presented to the outgoing jurist represents the county group's annual tribute to the judge or lawyer who has made a signifi- cant contribution toward the ad· vancement or justice and law. Justice Wright, one of two jurists about to step down from the Sllpreme Court, told a din- ner meeting that he regarded his opposition to capital punish- ment as hi~ most significant Supreme Court contribution to law. He also urged lawyers to ensure that the privacy of the individual is protected as he and others have sought to pro· tect it in the Supreme Court. "No individual should be su~ jected to a body search because he or she gets a traffic ticket," he said . "That's not the kind of country r want lo live in." Two Orange County judges are known to be on Gov. Ed- mund G. Brown Jr.'s short list of candidates for the two Supreme Court posts he must fill. They were identified Thurs- day night as Justice Stephen Tamura of Fountain Valley who sits on the Fourth District Court of Appeals in San Bernardino and Superior Court Judge Bruce Su.mnerofLagunaBeach. Santa Ana attorney WiJUam Wenke was installed as the bar association's new president. He takes over the office vacated Thursday night by Arthur W. Gray Jr. · For example, the city is scheduled (o let a contract this spring for the widening or Three I .anguages Superior Avenue from two lanes to four between Dana Road and Added p Industrial Way. That project is lo rogram intended to link up with a widen-The Newport-Mesa School Dis- ing planned by Costa Mesa on the trict has added three more oortion ofSuoerior in that city. languages to its Adult Education The city's master plan of roads "English as a Second Language" shows the extensions of 15th S d B B program. treet an alboa oulevard in Beginning Feb. 7, the district addition to listing West Coast will begin offering classes for Highway aa six lanes and Cambodian, Korean and Laotion Superior Avenue as four. speaking adults. For details, call FintAtcard Leagµe Hono~ :s • • lndustrialiSt Charl~s Cleminshaw, senior vice president at Parter Han- ' nifin, latheCintpersonThursday to receive an award for ex- . celfence from the Greater lrviqe1 ' lodustrlal League <GllL). Cleminshaw, who was the first president or GllL ln 1970, re. ceived the bonor Thursday at the sixth annual dinner meeUne or GIIL at the Marriott Hotel in Newport Beach. A crowd of more than 500 peo- ple aaw the executive receive an engraved silver tray presented by GJIL d1rector Robert Clifford, president of Air California, and a plaque from the city of Irvine, presented by Mayor David Sills. "It's a joy to honor you this way in front or your friends and ·peers." Clifford told Cleminsbaw, adding that GUL considered him the "outstanding businessman in the community." According to Clifford, Cleminahaw was responsible for helping atffr GUL through the city of Irvine's incorporation period, representing GUL before the state highway commission to push for tbe Corona del Mar Freeway, Von Karman Overpass and other road projects and eatabllshing the GUL job bank program and the Irvine credit unit. Cleminshaw served on the city's revenue and taxation com- mittee in 1972 and is again serv· ing on the committee this year. He is the only person to serve as GIIL president twice. Clifford said Cleminshaw was picked to head the lrvlne Hous- ing Opportunities Inc. group ''to make sure the group had re- cognition as being fegitimate and straightforward." Irvine Housing Opportunities Inc. is the organization that screens applicants for moderate income housing in lrvine to make certain that they cannot pay for more expensive housing. The plaque given to Cleminshaw by Mayor Sills was inscribed with a resolution passed by the City Council. com· mending Cleminshaw for his work in the community. Following the accolades and vigorol.4$ applause, Cleminshaw took the microphone and said simply, "I'm speechless. This is a complete surprise.'' "I appreciate the kind thoughts . . . this is a wonderful evening for me," Cleminsbaw added. TOP EXECUT1VE Ch•rlff Clemlnah•w Frie• Page Al .. LEAGUE ••• Turning to the 1976 eleclioo. Nadler said he's certain the Vot· ing Rights Act of 1964 helped push Carter into office. · "You don't count the black votes for Ford, you name them," Nadler said, adding lhat pre. dominantly black Washington, D.C. went8SpercentforCarter. And for those who fear Carter may be too liberal, Nadler had this thought: "Jimmy Carter ip millionaire, a Carmer, a southerner and a htlrd·sheU Bap- tist. Now you tell me, are those the elements which makes on~~ pinko?" :: And for those who worrj lb'it the House, th~ Senate and the Pl"esidency are all controlled by Democrats, Nadler offered th~e words of comfort: "When have you ever heard three Democrats agree on anything? They m4y have a majority, but there will be continuous righting." Refugees Rescued:· TOKYO (AP) -A Japanese ship rescued 96 Vietnamese IJl- rugees it found drifting in a small boat in the west.era Pacific. Power Blacked Out For Irvine Eateries Patrons of restaurants and hotels on MacArthur Boulevard across from the Orange County Airport were suddenly in the dark Thursday afternoon when a power failure knocked out the . lights for 150 businesses. A spokesman for the Southern California Edison Company not. edit was a "small but important group of customers." Businesses affected by the 1: 13 p .m . blackout included Gulliver's, the Red Onion, Chan- tecl al r restaurants and the Airporter Inn and Registry 'Hotel. The spokesman said electricity was turned back on for some customers by 1:58 p.m., but that most remained in the dark for more than an hour. until 2;38 p.m . While the lights were out in- s Ide, traffi c signals o..ii MacArthur Boulevard wered~k too, and Irvine Police spent more than an hour manually directing traffic. Edison Company officials pift,. pointed the trouble to a malfwK>- tioning transformer vault acn>$S the street from Gulliver's r estaurant in front of Ora11.1• County Airport. . The area affected was bounded by the San Diego Freeway, MacArthur Boulevard, the airport and Campus Drive, ac- cording to the company spokesman. City Manager Robert Wynn is 556-3301. currently negollaU ng a de al with imilimiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijliiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the state whereby the city would get the state-owned land on the 1-~:-:'"'!'""'::--':'"":~:":'-::"T"-:::;:-::-;:;----------------lr\, south side of the highway M ~MY ANGLE between Summit Street and Nep-...-1.-""1-.-. ...... .-~ ........ ._.._.._..._.__ ___ ._._. ------------... tune Avenue. In exchange, the ci- ty would do the work of widening 11------~--~---:"""-~=-~-...--""!:l~--~r-~~--t theroadbytwo1anes. ALDEN'S -Your Best Bet et1ng,_!_-t lie went on to say he has made arTangemeots for his campaJgn commltt~ to borrow the SS,000 1rom Assembly man Howard :Berman's <D-Beverly Hills) £a mpa1gn committee. O"ANOE COAST" N DAILY PILOT Girls Club Dues Slated To Increase 11-··-~~"'"ftd'llOI'"""' ,.t,. c.r .. , Vt<•"''''°'"' •l'WI 6*~ .. ~ 'T-.m•tkN,,._ ....... r::...Mrr.:- OIW'OtN "" ._ .. , .... -'Ul&IMll llU-.... u .... Alter the ftrat Of February, dues at the Harbor Area Girls Club will be increased to help meet the club'a operational ex- penses. • Membenoftheclub•1 Board of Directors agreed to raise the 11eneral membership dues from S2 to ts • year and the teen pro- gf am dueafrom$3to'6ayear. However, directors at the ume tlme decided to do away with special Pf'Otram fees. These fees, which ranaed from five cenll to a dollar have bHn levted in the put to pay for the cooklnc or cratta programs at the club. Dlrectori said the7 would bO lon1er cb.trfe the •f*:lal acllvt· ty fen because of the dou in· c.-.a .... but they al"Md to retain the feet for ncunlona. to ratalq the duet, d1re¢9" set a oetllna or no total per tamJ. ly In duel -and la.Id th•)' -~d have uaJla-.ae ICholarwhlP."blle du• Procr1UU IW: llrll uaable-&O meetU..ble,...._ ln an tftart to mMt Ute chlb"a tiaeruMct openatJcm1 a,_. ~ v a car giveaway la bein1 conduct- ed by the club ln coo,JuncUon with the Costa Meaa Chamber of Com- merce. Members of both or1a.nizations are selling $1 don~lon tickets tilth tbe pog1iblllty of winning a 197'7 Ford Pinto. The car will be Jlven a way at the club's annual dinner dance March 18. In addiUon to the decision to ralse dues, ch1b directors were informed that they have been awarded a ~.ooo arant from the Irvine FoundaUon which Will be used to make Improvements tn the club's tactllty at lits Anaheim Ave. · A new slaw ot otncus for the board of dlnctora wu 1wom in ft the Jan. ll meetJ01. The new officers are: Stan Bressler of &be Newport Beach POlJce depart- ment, pf'fllldtnl; mane SteoJe ot Ille Buk of Newport, •Ice pn11l- d•Dt: Marl McDW. repraentln& ~ SolCptlmllt ctub, 1eeretvY. ... .., .1-...on. npraent.lq taiez-taa...~~ ~- COSTA MESA~ CAI.II. 92627 • PHONE 646·4838 -6~·23$5 r . . Saddlehaek EDITION rash During • .. . . - ···-~--· a.•tera ·-• . ..._ ... ~ .,.... .. ,...._. . - • Sto ek.H ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Aliens Chase 3 Eighteen allegedly IJlegal aliens were swept into the Border Patrol's oet Thursday after a wild pursuit marred by an accident on the Ortega Highway in which three Orange Coast youths suffered serious injuries. Orange County sheriff's de· putiu uid the collision oc- curred at the height of the Border Patrol's pursuit ot the second of two vans which turned onto the Ortega Htctiway after following the overland trail fN>m Fallbrook -a route known to bnmleration omcers as the "al.leopi~e." The first van was !)alted shortly alter the 8order Patrol took up the chHO-. lts oc~~pll!)ts were immedi.Wt, mTested. A second Border Patrol vehi- cle croe.sed the-center divider . as it pursued the second van at hlfb speed near the Sun Hollow Development. about a mile east of the San Diego Freeway. 1t rammed headon into a car carrying three young people who were idenU,fied as James Taylor. 19, San Clemente: Tracy Ramirez. 18, San Juan Capistrano; Oliver Yu, 17, San Juan Capistrano. <.See AU ENS, Page Al) 22 Feared· Dead , In Hotel Blaze , •= • • O.llyl'l ... ,._.-i1tk.._IC ....... .! BORDER PATROLMAN GESTURES TOWARD DAMAGED CAR AFTER CHASE AND CRASH BRECKENRIDG E. Minn . (AP) -Twenty-two people were uoaccounted for after a fire swept an old three-story brick hotel in blizzard-like conditions before dawn today. The wind chill factor at the time was 8.5 degrees below zero. About 10 of tbe 80 firemeo who fought the blaie were treated for frostbite. The temperature at the time was 23 below zero. The wi.Dd was gusting to 40 miles an hqur, making a wind chill factor of 85 below zero. Breckenridge run often stayed. However , the Burlington Northern Railroad said today none or its empJoyes was miss- ing. ! Station Wagon In Background Contained Three Young People Who Were Injured l 1TeStimony Called Lie , .. Arizona Govenwr Bltuts Con/ essed Slayer PHOENIX, Ariz. <APJ k'itona Gov. Raul Castro has cbarged confessed slayer John 'Harvey Adamson was incorrect In his testimony on some detruls of the bomb slaying of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles. Adamson saad Thursday he was offered a ride lo Mexico llfter ·the slaymg, in a plane Qwn ed by Arizona liquor I magnate Kemper Marley and the governor. Castro called the statements. made at a preliminary hearing for two men charged in the June 2 car bombing, '"absolutely un· true. ridiculous and absurd." Adamson is the key witness for Atty. Gen Bruce Babbitt, who declined comment on what effect Cast1"o's statement might have on the case. t o Port land Saddlft'hack Panel To Stud)r Campus latest information on the sites. Four votes are needed for ap- prov al of any purchase. Mrs. Berry, Taylor. Greinke and Backus are the three trustees who have made reservations for the trip to Oregon's Portland Community College District. They will be accompanied by college President Robert Lom- bardi; Dr. Ed Hart. LombardJ's chief assistant and William Blurock, the college's architect. Adamson, 33. pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of second- degree murdtr Jan. 15. The hearing for Phoenix con- tractor Max Dunlap. 47, and Ch andl er plumbe r Jimmy Robison. 54, who were implicated by Adamson and charged with first degree murder and con· spiracy, was continued until to· day by Superior Court Judge Edward Rapp. Bolles. 47, was lured to his de· ath by a promise of. ililormation from Adamson on a purported land fraud case in~Sng promi· nent Arizonans, police sai~. The reporter died 11 days after a bomb exploded under his c~ta • a Phoenix hotel parking, lot. Adamson has admitted plac· ing a bomb under the car. Robison helped build the bomb and detonated It with a remote· control device, Adamson has tettified. He said Dunlap con· tracted with him for the Bolless slaying and two others, telling him the killings were ordered by Marley. Marley, 70, bas not been charged. He has been unavaila- ble to newsmen and his attorney has declined comment. Adamson testified he and his wife went to the home ot Phoenix attorney Neal Roberts. a friend, the night of the bombing, and that Roberts arranged for a chartered plane to fly them to Lake Hava5u City "to Jet things die down." He eald Roberts called him back to Phoenix the following day. Hugh Mikkelson. mayor of this sma ll town on the Minnesota· North Dakota border, said a de· alb count could not be made for several hours, until a crane was brought in to clear up the debris of the Stratford Hotel. Mikkelson said he had a list of 22 people who were unaccounted for but it was not known how many had been in the hotel. The names. he said, included people who had planned to stay over· night in the Breckenridge area. Four members of the hotel staff also were on the list. Mikkelson said the fire, of un· known cause, apparently started on the first noor and spread rapjdly to the upper levels. About six hours after the fire brqke out, qrJl)'. one person had been aQcounted for, authorities said. Douglas Johnson. described as a veteran railroad worker, was rescued Crom a 11econd-noor window by police.m an Jim Worner. The mayor said the fire was re· ported at about 4:30 a.m. A telephone call came from a woman believed to have been Catherine Stade, ow ner of the . hotel and an elderly widow. Mik· kelson said the woman hadn't ,been found and speculated that she may have made the call from the hotel before perishing in the building. Appeal R ef used OAKLAND {AP) -Frederick Woods, one of three men accused in the kjdnaping of a busload of Chowchilla school children. has lost h.ls appeal to overturn dis· ciplinary action against him by Oaklandj~l personnel. Jlart srud today that the ad· m1n1stration is hoping trustees wall be able to break the deadlock at their Feb. 7 meeting. He 3ald trus tee James Marshall of Laguna Hills. who has missed most recent meetings due to ill- ness, has indicated his intention._ to attend thal session. If Mrs. Berry decides to cast a vote and is joined by Manhall. the ballot could be tipped in favor 0Coneoftbetwo1W?s. Dog Perishes Coast Weather Decreasini cloudiness becoming fair tonight and Saturday. Highs 64 to 68.' Lows -42 to 48. If not, there is a possibility that the rinal action won't come until after the March 8 trustee elec- tion. Hart said the administl'atlon ls still looldng for a planned open- mg of the satellite campus in the spring of 1978. "Ir the board comes to closure at Its next meeting, we <!an pro- ceed aa plaaned oo either stt., .. Hart saJd, noting that there is some flexibility in the construc- tion ti me 1chedu1ed. But be said lf a decision doesd't come until aftel' the election (See CAMPUS, t>age AZ) Second CmUne Fire Victim The secood Silverado Canyon house fire in as many days Th~sday killed another dog and badly burned its owner, 80-year-old Ford Barrett, who tried in vain to rescue his pet. Steven Garrett, pubUc in- formation officer with the coun- ty fire department. said Barrett was apparently outside the house when the fire started at 10:30 a.m. He rushed inside to save bis dog and sustained second and third degree bums, Garrett said. Barrett wu treated at his home •. 29562 Silver ado Canyon ~ Road , by pa r amedics and transported to UC Irvine bum center. He Is reported in satisfactory condition today. The dog was found dead behind the living room couch, Garrett said. Damage to the borne was estimated at $20,000. Twenty.five (ire flghters fought 18 minutes to put out the t fire. Garrett said four fire engines, tbree from Orange County and one from the U.S. Foreatry t)epartment. and one paramedic unit responded to the fire. The cause of the fire is under investigaUon. Sadd"lefHlek Va~ ' Sewage c .. tback Ey~ 87 JAC'lt CHAPPELL Ot•DlffY Ne(MMf The Laauna Beach City Coun- cil doesn't like smog ln tbe Sad- dleba$Valley. And, tho council voted un· animoualy this wee.k to te1l the State Wat.r a.ourcet Board ju1t that and tuppOrt. plans for lmprovtn1 air quality by cllttlq the future av.UabllltJ of aewaie service for new development. Th• ataff ol lbe state water re- IOWCta board, YDder pr"tUUtt by • tbe Air Quality Board, rec:e:nUy broached a pl•n for cutllnS back atlte lflnt ftnanoU.c. and c~ uac from u IDIWoD 1.n-au, to 8.08 mll.Uoa tallons a day the se"ace c.paclty ot the Aliso Water Mlbatement Aaency's in- land f adllt1& · A W')l.A la a consorth1m of sevea .,..._ l'dPC>ft•lble for w..ae ,,.w treetineat and dis· po1al. 1 It· lnellldes ••enclea in r.-.e. l!'J Toro, Lacuna Hills, •aon YleJo. ~· Nliuet. Soatb La1nna and Lacuna B*h. The thrte •1encin prtmuily affeet.d bJ \be ~back .lb 1rant1 * e..-k1 would be the El Toro Water Dlstriet, lM Alllcal Water Diltrict and th• •~ NlpelW ... l>llttlct. The mayor said lhe Stratford was known as a "railroad hotel," where workers on the Willm~- ( .,. .. ,~ ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Freddte 'Chico' Prlnze 'Chico' Star Prinze Tries To Kill Hims~lf Mikkelson said the buildin1. about 100 by 150 feet, housed a coffee shop, an insurance finn. an auto pub shop and a beauty shop on the ground floor. Mangers To Repay Big Loan 8 1 GARY GJ\~NVIJ.LE • -Ol h Dalfy PllOllleff . . Assemblym a n Denn is Mangers <D-Huolingt.qn Beach) said today his campaign commit· tee wUl .repay $.5,000 owed to , Fullertorraliomey Michael Rem- inaton Monday. But Remington said Mangers, not his campaign committee, . owea him the money aod that he probably won't accept payment • in any form other than Mangers' • personal check. ~ The squabble centers around Mangers' contentlQn that the SS,000 loan he got from Rem- ington was for his campaign committee and not to himself. But Remington has a non· interest bearing demand note signed by Mangers Oct. 22 as 1 well as a canceled check paya- ble to "Dennis '1fangers" but en· dorsed "for deposit, Mangers Comm: ... ''l think the note and eheclc make it very clear that the $5,000 was loaned to Mangers personal· ly," Remingtoosaid. "I •imply want him to acknowledge that fact by repay- ing it personally." he added. But Mangen said he is out· • raged by Remington making de· · mand for payment in a letter re- ceived Tb'U'sday at Mangers' home in Huntington Beach. He alao-aaid he is-outraged that tbe 37-year·old attorney and Orange County SupecvlsQr Ralph Diedrich deny the exiBience or a -verbal understanding that the loan wu to the ~mmlttee and not to be repaid if Mangers lost the election. "lt 's an uoconsciohable breacll or a gentlemen's agreement.." the aisseJIJblYmao said. He went on to say he has made arrangements for his campaign comrniltte tolirrow th.e SS,000 from AaseJP :lilplUI. Howard Berm••'• TJ ~ everl>' Hills) campatp com ee. Manaers Mid he bandied the loan properly when be de$)0Slted Remin?>!''• check ln his com· mittee s account and reported the Joan on bJs campaJp dis· (See MANGE-.S, Pa1e Al) ~CUES J:OWL PUY · SAN DIEGO <AP) -A goose, or lande1', named "Meany" ts at tbe center of a damage suit filed • by a we>man wbO says tbe pet fowl att.cked her. Leona TQaman 1111 abe Is due Qn1pecJfled damaies a,nd medJcal expenses at result ot an 1Dcl4ent 1att year ln wbkh 0 ,.lleany" attack~ and hljurecl ber b1 cat.mini ber to typple to - tt.e1rouad. Her •ail a11e1e1 Al~ 4Ddt Dorot.,t Uactwau; Lakeildt, ete aeM111eiat because they aew U.. Writ bad a .. v\cloul 4'1· DOtttlon. 0 but alJowed it to Lft ..... tlta:tlaed.••-• '4• ., Sil ( Pilot Logbook J , For Schooling? By ANNE OOOl'Ell Ol-0.lhf..-.C~ A 'ITENDING CLA~E8 at Saddle back College includes built-in fitness training as students hike steep paths linldng parking Jots and classrooms, upper and lower campus. Some residents or the Laguna Hills Leisure World re· lirement community have told college administrators the climb to classes is too much for them and keeps them from taking advantage of on-campus courses. Ursula Kennedy of Tustin disagreed with college trustee Norrisa Brandt's argument this week that one s ite prP· posed for the district's second campus presented certain drawbacks in terrain. "Anyone who could build t.hls cam· pus in the Swiss alps could build one anywhere," Mrs. Kennedy said. COOl'Ell THE Ml~ION Vl EJ O COMPANY opened a Minimum Energy Dwelling (MED) to the public last weekend, and a company hostess found herself swamped with questions from people anxious to learn about the latest enerey con· servatlon techniques. The company representative said she didn't expect more than a s mall crowd she could take through the ex- perimental model 10 groups of one or two. Instead, about 600 eneriy conscious homeowners, builders and architects appeared. The busy hostess said she would return from laking one Jl'OUp of 20 through the house. only to find 20 more waiting their l4-f0. People came from as far away as the San Fernando Valley to see the MED demonstration, she said. The house is built with solar panels on the roor. thicker-than-normal walls, double-paned windows, special energy-saving ap- pliances and other features. The energy conservation project is sponsored by the U.S. Energy R~earch and Development administration, Southern California Gas and the Mission Viejo Company *** TWO ESCAPE ARTISTS from Saddleback College slithered to freedom recently and are still al large. They're a couple or real snakes in the grass -a king snake and a gopher snake, to be precise. Their keeper, science lab lei:hnician Va1 Kubr, says he's getting a bit worried about the escapees and fleures they maytiaveswapped one cell for another. .. Lney nave gotten out several times before, bul they have always turned up in the building in a short lime," he said. "But the king has been missing four weeks and the gopher about two. (think someone may have taken them." Kubr said most or the snakes an the college collection have apparently learned that by working diligently they can force the cage latch to slide open. He recalled one of 4ie more exciting past escapes involved a large boa constric~. "He got loose and was missing for a few days until a janitor opened a cabinet and round the snake inside," Kubr said. "He nearly had a heart attack. lie went home that day and never came back ." Kubr said none of the college's snakes is poisonous . Even if the gopher and king snakes escaped into the wild, they are native to the area and will s urvive. he said. The gopher snake was found on the Saddleback campus and the king snake along Ortega Highway. l'r .. r~A l PRINZE CRITICAL ••• James Komack, the creator and executive producer of "Chico and the Man." said Prinze had been over for a visit Thursday evening but gave no hint of persona.I problems and d1dn 't "leave here :.u1c1dal." Richard Green, administrator at the nearby UCLA Medical Center, said Printe was listed in "serious to critical cond\tion." "He Is not in sur~ery," Green said. "We have admitted him to one of our intensive care units." Green said Prtnze arrived at the hospital's emergency room at 4.06 a.m. and a team of doetors 1mmedi1'lely wenl to work on him. He said PMnze'11 parents ar· rived shortly after their son was admitted. A note was round. Cook said, but It did not ipeclfically mention \he •ctor's ma.rlt.al problems. The shootln1 ()('curred about 3:30 n.m. in Prlnze's s uite at the plush Beverly Comstock Hotel In West Los Angeles. Prinze had been staying there since he and his wife, Katherine, filed for divorce last month. They were married in Las Vega11 in OctOber lS'J.S. Paramedics who look the actor DAILY PILOT to the hospital said his condition was so unstable it was a half-hour before they were able to move him . James Komack, creator and executive producer of •'Chico and the Man," said he had been with Pnnze early Thursday e vening in Komack's home. He said Prinze gave no hintof'personal problems and said the actor didn't "Jea\'e here suicidal.·' NIXON TO LOSE TAPES A.GAIN WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S. Court of Appeals deall Richard M. Nixon another set· back today in bis efforts to keep his Whit~ House tapes out or the public domain. The court ruled that he must yield tapes in civil as well as criminal cases. The decision makes il possible for plaintiffs in various wiretap suits against Nixon to demand tapes as evidence to be played in open court. A Supreme eourt ruling while Nixon wu president forced h:im to yield the tapes in criminal cases. That deciaion led Nix.on to make public aeveral lncrimlnat,.. inc tapes that forced bis reslpa· lion and provided evidence for the Watergate cover-up lrlal o( his associates. AUENS ••• "Taylor ~ Yu are ln the fn· tensive care unit at Mission • Commtn2it,y Ho.tpltal, MlHJon VI~ in wllat was described t,o.. <lay aa parded conclitlon. MlH Ramil'H ii In the SUI'• giul ward ot that hospital in utiafactory condition. Two Border Patrol officers were treated ror minor m)uries and released. Officers said the lftatton •a1on .oceupted by the three vtcUms •J>UD olf the road a.ft.er the colllston and came to rat in an oran•• fl"OVe• omcen iD both la• enforce- ment aiendet conceded today that the acddeot mtsbt have bttll uolded U tbt Border Patrol bad bet ~&rate radio commun lcaUona wtUa the aberilf '• CllJk9. .. A 44-yea.r-old Anaheim man and a 16-)'ear-otd juvenile face ~aries of counterfeiUng after eir arrest in Fullerton by ederal agents, who also seized uoo.ooo worth or allegedly cou.n- terf ett. $2lO bills, federal offtcla.ls uld. Arrested outside a Fullerton print ahop Wednesday were Henry Leroy O'Brien, Anaheim, and the teenager. agents re- ported. O'Brien was booked into Los Angeles County Jail on suspi· cion of counterfeiting and the juvenile was booked on similar charges in Los Angeles Juvenile HaU. officials· said. O'Brien's bail was set at $50,000. Federal agents said the ar· rests were the result of a 10-day invesliiation, but declined addi· tional comment. Agents said the allegedly bogus $100,000 was found in O'Brien's car printed only on the back side. Plates and negatives alleged- ly used to print the bills also were found in the car and at O'Brien's home. agents r e· ported. Federal officials claimed lhe arrests mark~ the s ixth major couoterfelling oper'ation to be baited by secret service agents in Southern California within the past six months. They said 75 suspects have been arrested on counterfejting charges during that time and about $600,000 in bogus bills have been seized. f'roaPflflf!A l MANGERS •• closure statements. He said he assumed it was the public reparting of the loan that made Remington angry and caused him to make his payment demand. Bul Remington denied that's what irked him. "All the papers carried reports or the loan early this month and if that bothered me I would have said something at the time," the attorney said. He then went on to soy that wtiat milfed rum was Mangers' later denying the loan was personal when he had signed a personal note and news accounts "that made me look like some <Dr . Louis) C ella -type character." "I also admit that l didn't like the press rehashing a crime I was once charged with and ac- qtt1tted by a jury," said Rem· ington. "That hurt me and it hurt my family. "All I know is this clown comes in for a loan with Ralph's en· dors ement, I lend him the money and then he turns around and bad mouths me." Remington said. "l can assure you," he added. "Mangers didn't question my character, my motives or where I got the money when he came asking for it." Remington again denied that any part of the $5,000 was Diedrich's. Mangers says he doesn 'l lcnow. And Diedrich. who is not shown as giving any money to any candidate, says be isn't sure. E',...Page Al CAMPUS ••• El Toro Man Facing Suit On Dog Bite An E l Toro woman s ued a local man for a total of $100,000 In dam ai n 'nnu'ld•Y with the aJ. te1at.lon that hi• dog attacked and bit her 12-year-old son March 22. Na med u derendant in the Oranre County Supertor Court l awsuit flied by Kathleen Steelman, 23)1. Lakelarid Ave .• ii Richard Shute. o•ner of tbe animal that alJqedly attacked Boben Steeln>an. Mra. Stfflman clalm1 that Shute•• doe attacked an4 btt a 10.1ear..old raldent of th area live day1 before the &llqed at· tack on her ~· Al'Wl ......... HONORED IN COUNTY Chief Justice Wright County Bar Unit Lauds Chief Judge Retiring Chief Justice Donald R. Wright of th'e California Supreme Court accepted the Orange County Bar Ass ocia· Uon's Franklin G. West award Thursday night during ceremonies al an Irvine hotel. The engraved silver s alver presented to lbe outgoing jurist represents the county group's annua l tribute to the judge or lawyer who has made a signifi· cant contribution toward the ad· vancement or justice and law. Jus tice Wright, one of two jurists about to step down from the Supreme Court, told a din· ner meeting that he regarded his opposition to capital punish- ment as his most signifi cant Suprem e Court contribution to law. He a lso urged lawyers to ensure that the privacy of the individual is protected as he and others have sought to pro- tect it in the Supreme Court. "No individual s hould be sub- jected to a body search bece1use he or she gets a traffi c ticket," he said. "That's not the kind of country I want to live an." Two Orange County judges are known to be on Gov. Ed· mund G. Hrown Jr.'s short list of candidates for the two Supreme Court posts he m11St fill. They were identified Thurs- day night as Justice Stephen Tamura of Fountain Valley who sits on the f~ourlh Dis trict Court of Appeals in San Bernardino and Superior Court Judge Bruce Sumner of Laguna Beach. Santa Ana attorney William Wenke was instalfed as the bar association's new president. He lakes over the office vacated Thursday ni ght by Arthur W. Gray Jr. Boat Burglary Suspect Held A San Diego man whose car and boat alle gedly were crammed with property taken from other boats in Dana Point Harbor was jailed on burglary charges Thursday by Orange County Sheriff's omc:ers. Deputies identified the arrest- ed man as Arnold Phlilip ShaJ, 39. They said the electronic equipment, outboa rd motors and other marine accessories recovered from bis car and boal are valued at $15,000. I Jal9Clte.t Saw So ·neath Suspect .Fake~ Insanity~ By TOM BAR.LEY 01-.o.11,ttl61l1Ult A proeecutor who believes that accused klller Ken Richard Hulbert ls faklng in.sanity told a defense psychiatrist Thursday that 45 inmates at the Orange County Jail agree with him. Deputy District Attorney Frank Briseno aiked Dr. Lawrence Stroa1 l/ that con· clusion reached by_priloners ln close touch with lt.Ulberl, 25, would affec!t t he witness• diagnosis ot i.Qsane and unable to face trial. . "I don't think so:• Dr. Stross testiried dµrlng the Superior Court sanity bearing. "He may think be'• conning us and he may say he's conning us but it doesn't chanfe the fact that be is mental· ly ill. ' Dr Jstross has told the jury that Hulbert should not face trial on charges of mlU'der, rape, rob- be r y and kidnap. He has diagnosed the Fullerton man as a paranold scbhophrenic. It ls alleged that Hulbert raped and murdered a 19-year·old woman ln Fullerton on Jan. 7. 1976, and raped and savagely beat a second victim four days Jater. He bas testified via a videotape supervised by Dr. Slross that he believed the devil to be present in the women he attacked and that he was trying to force satan to leave their bodies and conlronl him. Briseno, who learned from Dr. Stross that the witness bas been paid $500 a day by the public de· fender's office for the past nine days, asked him to e xplain Hulbert's statement under hyp· nosis that the defendant was responsible for three deaths. "I didn't want to go beyond what he is charged with in Orange County," Dr. Stross said. "Anyway, I don't know that he has been involved in any crimes other than those charged in the Grand Jury indictment." Whatever the outcome of the current hearing, which will re· s ume Monday with defense testimony from the second of four psychlatrist.s, HuJbert races court action in Los Angeles Coun· Hulbert, who has sat motion· less at the couruiel luble wilb b1a bead on bi urms throu1hout the beartn1, aeemtd to be lotuested l.n '8rl1tno'1 crosa exam~ lat. TbUl"lday. SEWAGE ••• Fired Acco11ntant HB Theft Suspect Joseph Vincent D'Agostino, 39, of 12021 Shepherd Lane. Hunt· ington Beach, was correctly Iden· tified as the accounting specialist in a story in Wed.nesday's Daily Pilot, relative to his arrest a week ago in connection with another, unrelated matter. He is free on Sl,750 bail on a charge or grand theft by decep· tion in a case involving lhe sale of nonexistent TV sets. No arraignment date has been set yet by the district attorney's office. School ofricial Hess em· phasized that the news story men· tioning O' Agostino's discharge two years ago referred to a $104,000 loss to the dislricl that did not actually occur. "His bookkeeping was sloppy and we fired him.'' he explained. Police investigators who ar· rested o•Agostino at Westminster Mall a week ago to- day said he listed his job as main• tenance m echanic at Ho-ag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach. Detectives allege be is lbe man who has solicited buyers for TV sets al about batr·price~ Ulen taken their cash in a parking lot rendezvo11S and disappeared. A spokesman for the HUl\t• inglon Beach Un.Ion High School District said Thursday a $10.,000 bookkeeping error by a school budget analyst fired two years ago did not cost the dislrict \flat sum in cash. The miscalculation was caught and corrected at a higher ad· ministrative level, said Charlie Ress, assistant superintendent for business services. 1' .. Named u rubsldJary deCen· d i ntt In the action art the LakatJ4e Part ~munJ&1 ,._.. aoclaUon and. the County of COSTA M!SA; CAUF. 9'627 • PHONE 6•6-..S38 -6'6-2355 ~··· .. .-i. ........................... liii ...................... ~~ Friday'e Aftemoon Prica Nl'SE COMPOSITE TltANSA€'FI6NS s Wiii it Delp' Tax Cut Plan Fmi Chsen "ANY 1111£ Y-1 CAN GET A TU cut t.broach eonsres:~ OUCbt te ca. eo." Friedman ..,... ma blaic polnl la ftmda will lie flll to better me ID the hands ol eomumen and buainea JIJaa ln the bud&• ol toYemmeol Samuelloo arpes MOltler poi.at. lb.al ta reductiona "are a1molt u powerful• We1fOD ap.lmt m-..s unemploy· ment u ue lnc:reaa• fD 4llollars ol covern.menl e:q»en· dilurea ... Now to tbe details on how stock prices have responded to paal tu cru&a er rebates. -1•: THE IONDIV1f llATE OfllTllAllLB tncome WQ reduced from 2IO percent In 1963 to H percent and then laler t.o 14 percenl Maximum rat.ea cm all reblnall were Sowered from tl percent to 71 perceat aod ftully to 'JO per- cent. The effective date wu M'.arcb 1. UM. 'J'!ae Dow Jooes avera1e three moatha prim' to t1-e e&eUn d.llt.e wu m.n; the Dow Jextea industrial aver .. e c-.e re-efter tbe elfec. tive date was•. 76. Tbe lain In lWa index wu ao pereem lD thia time span. -1'75: Standard deductiom w·ere l9er'wed hun 15 to 16 perc~t ol a4just.ed 1roaa l.oeome. A AO eredit for each al- lowable exemption w~ aranted or 3 pereent ot tauble in· come for 1ow income earners. Allowanee wu voted ol up to a S400 refund, wbicb decreued aa eau~ rose. ThiJ re- fund went to low-income earners maintained bouaebolda with at least one dependent. Tbe ta rebate of. '75 was effective Feb. 15. Tbe Dow Jones noerqe tbree mooths prior to tbla date was 647 .61, one year tat.a' It wu B.36. Tbe gain in tbe index was 58 percent. -tm: The mwmum standard ded9Ction for joint re- turns wu inc1'eased to $2,600 wblle the am,Je deductioG role to $2,300. Tbe previoua mu.imum for eacb wu $2.000. Eacb allowable exemption Juistifled a $35 credit or 2 pereeat of the flnt $9,000 In tax.able income. CHILD CUE DEDUCl'IONS naE G&ANTED. When husbands and wivea were both worttq. a credit ol. up to S800 WU granted for two OI' more depeDdmla. PenoDa1 aervlce 1.ocome it.ems were expanded to Include items sucll u penaklll paymen\a that would be subject to a LU not ex· ceedlng 50 pe~t. Tbe effective date wu Jan. 1. The Dow J09a lnda tbree months before th.la was 784.16; one year lat.er. it was 1006.65 (Dec. 31 >. ~ galnt appro~atelY 22 pereent. 1 -tm: nnuog, prooably spring. l>oW Jona. three montba before eftectJve date <Dec. 31> at lDOUS. Dow Jooes one year lat.er? Another 21·22 percent? Well above 1150! Over2000'l' · History Sale Antique Can Must Go TOKYO (AP) - A debt-ridden lapaneM t.rad· tna company waau to aeU lta collection ol 42 anUque can for at least a mll11oD dollan. Tb• collection includes a 1911 Cadillac t.blt the company claims ts oae of two-~ modela ot tbat rintace, a J.tll Model-T ti'orct a 1912 FN roadster. The firm, At.aka and Company, bcMapt the can tn the United States. Britain and Australla for a company mmewn ill 1'73 when it bad plenty of money. But since oU prices went up, the compQ7 bu run up debtll that now total ..,.4 bUlion. Atata already bu dlapc>Md of a collection ot antique Cbin•H and Korean pottery. A spokesman u1d tbe comp1.D1 prefers to sell the too tin ear caUect1cm to a sm,le b6ddel' rather tb.aa piece by piece. .-