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Home My WebLink About1977-02-25 - Orange Coast Pilotll ' / Seudder Kidnap Two NB Agents Duo Sentenced Bust Burgla~y To Life Terms Ring; 12 Het·d . .. DAILY PILOT Death 'L * * * 10'. *· *: * t . • ... • • ., " • !' Plot 'Revealed j FR IDAY AFTERNOON, F EBRUARY 25, 1977 llOL 10, HO ~. 4 SECTIONS, .. l'AOES Snow FUght Paul Paz1enza makes an unscheduled departure from his sled as he and other school children enjoy their week or winter vacation in Albany, N.Y. It may be Paul's last snow filn~ for a while as r am 1s forecast for most of up- state New York. Pregnant Mom, Tot Held as Hostage~ 1 SYRACUSE, NY. <AP) -A 1 1unman described as "very 1hostile toward society .. held a 11>reenant woman and her baby 1tiostage today in an apartment ,J\ouse where another man was •hot and killed. police said. l "He's absolutely 100 percent 1eerious so serious that if •• Air&ue Remembered During World-. War 11, thouaands of pre-flight cadets poured into the San- ta Ana Army Air Base, site of today's Orange County Fairgrounds In Costa Mesa. To mark the 35th an· niversary of the old m Uttary installation, t he Coata Meaa Historical Society is having a celebra- tion Satuntay night in the faireround 'a recreation b all. To 1ive an ldea of what the day ln the life of a cadet was like, Costa Mesa City Attorney Roy June re- mlnl~ceson Pase 81 today. anything goes wrong, he's going to kill the1n," a police spokesman said. The gunmaD, identified as Leroy Cotton, 30, of Syracuse. held the baby boy in front of a win- dow in the second-floor apart- ment and told police the child would be killed if they attempted to nush him out wlth tear gas, the spokesman related. Police said the hostages were apparently iM ocent victims, and did not know Cottoo. "He's very hostile toward society in general," said the police spokesman, Rod Carr. He described Cotton as ''very intelli&ent'' and said he had a bis· toryoffamilytrouble. Two Police officers answering a trouble c:-11 were injured as the sieee l)egan at2 a. m. when Cott.on fired teveral rounds through the apartment door, spewing splin- ters ~t them. Their \njuries were apparently not serious, police Hid , Police Chief Thomu Sarctino,, a p1ydttatritt and a ph)'lldan weA ntaoUatlbl wlth Cotton tbToup &lie doted door ot the apanmcbt. But the only demand the aunm• m ad waa for a pac:taieof dtuetttt. SardlAo aald dt cunlon had (8eell06TAOES, Pa11A2) . Burglary Suspects Arrested Two undercover Newport Beach investigators said today they have arrested 12 local resi- dents and recovered stolen goods vuluect at $17.300 in their month· long mvesl1~at1on of a primarily teen-aged burglary nng. Detectives Gary Alack and I.Re Roberts s.ml they plan to make three more arre!>ts in their <'leanup of the burglary opera· lion. or the 12 people arres ted. eight are juvemle.s The adults taken mto custody earhe1 this month mcluded Garde11 Grovl' resident John Baker. 29. and Larry Sackett, 21. of 377 B Os.tie St C'osta Mesa Arrested Wednesday wa~ Wilham Bowman. 18. of2227 Vista Huerta. Newport Beach. I le wai. booked on a chari{e of rc<'e1ving stolen propert) The two mveshgators said all of the teenagers are local boys who were picked up for burglary or receiving stolen goods. Two were arrested twice during the mvesligation, they said. Black and Roberts also arrest- ed a local dentis t , Anthony Frederick Wolcott, 41. or 1918 Irvine Ave. who was one of the victims of the ring. Heel Nabl>ed In Stomping ATLANTA (AP > - Police say they've nabbed the fearsome Foot Stamper, and the streets of Atlanta are safe again for female pedestrians. The police bad been look- ina for a youna man who made a habit of using the heel or hi.I platform shoe on wornen·a feet. One victim had to be treated at a hospltal. On Tbureday, an un- dercover aeent 1potted a man stomping the left foot of a woman at a street cor- ner. He was identified as Georae Mitchell, 28, of NaabvU\e, T nn., and was cbar1ed wtth aimple bat- tery tn conpection with 12 to 15 fool atompings, police aaJd. U~llV PllO< St.Ml l'hc>los GIVEN LIFE TERMS IN SCUDDER KIONAPING Ricki Dale Sellers and Wllllam Rudy Wesson ScutUler Kidnapers Get Life Sentences By TOM BARLEY 04 ow O•lly P1to1 Scatt Convicted k1dnapers Wilham Rudy Wesson and H1<·k1 Dale Sellers were sentenced to ltfe in prison Thursday for th€.'1r abort ed abduction of potato rh1p heir .John H . '.JaC'k · SC'uddcr of Newport Beach. Unmoved by last minute plea!; for clemen<'y. Orange County Superior Court .Judge Rt <'hard Beacom refused to prescribe anything but the maximum term for Wesson, 45. or Tustin and Sellers. 21. of Hermosa Beach Defense attorney M 1chael Quigley pleaded in vain that his two clients be sent to the state's Chino rac1hty for a diagnostic study before bemg shipped lo prison And Judge Beacom refused to take any action that might have made Sellers. who is Wesson's brother-in•law, eligible for a re- duced prison term under the youthful offender's classlrica- t.ion. Qu1eley said he will file an ap- peal w1th the Fourth District Court of Appea ls ln San Bernardino today. If It Is denied hi& two clients will be<:ome elhiJ- ble for parole In 1984. Scudder, who listened to the sentencing session with obvious interest, commented outside the courtroom· "They 1ot what lhey deserved." Judge Beacom recalled while QuJetey was pleadin1 for lenien- cy thatScud'der. 64, was "1iven a roush time" and lost several teeth durina tho kidnap attempt laatAug.19. ·1 .. Wesson and Sellers grabbed the son of Laura Scudder or potato chip and peanut butter fame. as he left his dentist's of f1ce and pushed him into a wait Inf'? motor home Wesson later left Sellers alone m the van with Scudder while he went off to telephone the victim's wife. Mrs. Valerie Scudder and demanded a ransom payment of $250.000 in cash. Scudder took advantage of Wesson·s absence lo fake a heart attack that caught Sellers off f'?Uard. Shoving Sellers to one side after a scuffle in the rear or the van. Scudder leaped from the vehicle in Fountain Valley. ran down the sidewalk and yelled foc help <Stt UFE, Page AZ> G,as Reserve Reports Due WASHINGTON <APl -Seven major natural gas producers have 00 days to give the FederaJ Trade Commission detailed In· form ation on gas reserves ln aouthern Louisiana. The U.S. Court of Appeals or- dered the producers 'thursday to comply with subpoenas from the FTC, 'A'hlch la probint possible connecUons between price hikes sought by the industry and ita D\•thodofreportinJ reserves. ''That this nation currenUy ls In the midst of an ener1Y clisls • . . need not be detailed by this court," wrote Chier Judge David .L. Bu.don. Bircher Outlined Proposal CAMOEN. NJ CAP> - Recorded convc:rsat10ns between a sell-styled John Birch Society "hit team'' leuder and two un- dercover Secret Service aeents outlined a plot to assassinate former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller last July. possibly with the help of an FBI agent. Eighty minutes or conversa·· tions, allege<4to have taken plaee last June between Robert Dufala . and agenLc; Michael M addaJoni and Margaret Flanagan, were played for a federal court jury' Thursday · It was thl' third day of Dufala's trial on charges of lhreatemng to kill the then vice president. 'Okay We're taking Rockefeller out, all right, on the second. third or fourth," the Jury heard. The reference. said the pro· secution, was to July 2. 3. and 4. The statement was made by Dufala. prOS('<'utors said Asst U S. Atty. Thomas McKay said in his opening state- ment to the <'Ourt Tuesday that the Secret Service had not Iden: tifled other persons as being in-' volved and did not know If there'. was a plot Invol ving others to1 (See BIRCH, Page AZl Co ast \l'e atbe r Clear sktes. sunny and a little warmer tbrou gh Saturday. l,iows tonight in upper 30s. Highs Saturday in uppereoe. INSIDE TODAY Putting ~.Oll .orl ez• h1b1I reqldt'd lldU. /tom film maldng ro c6ft. .aoa1rm •. a group of UC l ro:mc audent1. tt11m«f. 8d storv on. P.agc Cl of tocfov'• Weekender. "1 ! • .. A2 DAILY PILOT s ~:::_'Doomsday' Yateia: lust Another Dag LONDON (AP) -BrJU1h aa'1oJoca-s were notably quiet tb- day after tbe doomsday they • .. forecast catne and went wt1b oo · morecJooinynewsthanuauaL The •tarcuers torecut that · Thursday could be a day of major cat.utropbes beeauae the planets Uranus, Saturn and Mara were "quarreling." They suggested catastrophic earthquakes, great fires and political upheaval. Tbere wero p,.._PflfleAJ HOSTAGES been limited to "release of the hostages ... The dead man was idenWied by police as George Sparks Jr .• 24, who bad a history ol 22 ar- rests, most ol them on charges ot public intoxication and disorder- ly conduct. The hostages were tentatively 'identified by police as Eamine Jones, 19, about five months pre- gnant, and he r son, Clinton, about 18 months. Cotton, formerly of New York City, and the hostages are resi- dents or the apartment building and Sparks lived ln a house nearby, police said. Police were not able to remove Sparks' body from the building until shortly before noon, more than nine hours alter be was shot Pohce srud Sparks was hit in · the head by a shot from a 22· caliber nfle fired through a wall. "He knew exactly where this guy was and they were carrying on a d1.Scuss1on,'' Carr sajd. Sardino said Cotton was armed · with a t least one .22-cahber rifle. The standoff began when a patrol car passing by the apart- ment house was flagged down by a resident who said there bad been a shooting. Sa rd mo said Cotton is married and his wife, Jennifer. 27, had been under protective custody for some tame because he had twice threatened to kill her Nov. 24, Mrs Cotton, who does not live in the apartment building, told police he had kicked her in the head and threatened to kill her with a hunllng knife and a small gun. Police srud the gun turned out to be a toy. After searching the house, they found 29 rounds of as- sorted ammunition. He pleaded innocent to chaq~es of menacing and third-degree assault and the c~se was transCerred lo family court, where 1t as apparently pending, police said. A three·block area surround ing the three·story apartment building was cordoned off. Rest· dents of the building an which Cotton was holding the hostage were evacuated Exotic Birth Face Death TUCSON. Ariz (AP) Between 300 and 400 exotic birds. with a value as high as $20,000, could be destroyed because they have been exposed to the highly contag ious • · Newsc8$lle disease A quarantine on the birds, at • the Wild Kingdom Pel Shop, was ordered Thursday, the Ar1:iona Livestock San1tat1on .Board said. It came at the or der of the US Department of : Al(riculture The USDA said Wild Kingdom owner Michael D. Jacobson , : bought six birds lasl month from a Cahforn1a hrm, and • • later it was d i~covered some ,birds at the Cal 1rorn1a : brokera~e Wt're suffering from '~ Jl{ewscastle. Many Los Angeles . asid San Diego stores also have : betn quarantined Algerians Vote : ALGIERS, Algeria <AP> ·Algeria is holding its first : : general election in 1$ years today · with about 7 million voters choos- :in(( a nauonal assembly under a :new constitution that allows only :one party and bans capitallsts :from office. .. . : . 6AANOl COAST s DAILY PILOT r ... °"-'-' D4'1t• ..,,.. ""'""""°'"' ,.,. _, .. ...., "'""-ll,..._ .. INC>- ~l-1tN ... C-...,. -................ . :.~l':::..::tM~~c:::';o_!': .. :-._,~• , .. ,.. v.,. • .,._ fnlf'I•. $.e .. •rii•O Y•H•• •ftd l--"'"""'"'"'' •• -............... llO>I I• -'""'" klW_.~ -~.,. TM prl0<IO.I -llW ... ··-. «t JJ1 *'° .. , ~•.-1.CM>AIMM (Alllt<-- 11-.. M -,., ...... , ..... __ ,.,.~ "'""'"' ... ~1 ..... 0. ...... ~ '-···--.. _.~ ,.,,._, .... ........ -.. ,..., ... .... o...tn•~-_,_ "'"" ... ' .... Mt' ..... ""' ~ a.c..,... .. ,. ... ..,,'II_ ~ .. "'" ,, .. o.,_,.,~ .... 11. lllJPt.._..,..._._ ""'.,,..,,..,min.• ... ,._ . ..... o...,,_ T...,....". (11.t)~ Cl•ttlfled 4dttenlll1'9 I0-"71 --01/allO-Oll><• M141t0 ,_,.,.~ .. ~ ..._~ .. Clr-C-.,~ '40-1220 none or those although an oil tanker exploded in tho Pacific, another ran into a brldae in Vlrgirua, at leut 26 persons were killed in a train derailment in Jn. d1a, and three jet fighters nearly coWdedwltbanAustralianjumbo Jet over West Germany. The astrologers did hedge their bets, saying that Thursday's planetary alignment could set off a train of disasters in the future without necessarily producing a calamity Feb. 24. Foreign astrologers backed the Britiah soothsayers in predict.inc trouble. CarroU Righter of Hollywood forecast quakes, fires and other dtautus thi.s week and "a very argumentative period" for in· dividuals. Another American, Sydney Omarr, said the heavenly crisis might not have an immediate ef- fect but indicates a pattern for the Disaster on High Seas future. <Om.arr'• column appeara recularly in the Dally PiltJt. > M.iclu Dahne Of Mi&ftll &aid Wasbineton wu tbe chlef dancer 1pot, followed by Florida and Jamaica. She expressed coocun about one member of 'Brilaio'a royal fanuly wbom she did oot identify. Italian Lucia AJbetU believes the last of February and the beginning of March will be a "very dangerou.s period because Uranua, S&lurn and MID have a triple ~aUve upen - a very badont.' Ludaforecut t.rOuble f« Italy, Vrance, pa!U ol Arabla and SIYPt. "but ll doea not look bad for An>ericaor Eajland. ••. Nichole Vefa of France forecast "sensational political upsets and complications, possibly in connectiOD with 011. ·' Newspaperman Doulf,Ju Oraill wrote ln the London b&Uy Ex- • preH that Thursday was • te:rn ble dtl)' ror hlrn. His 71-pau.qd doa woke b1m up by aJWn• ouJlta face. There wer. noe11a for 1'1'1taktut. The car wouldn 'tstart and be mus- sed the train. He cot stuck ln an elevator, lost bl.a umbrella in a taxi, tot wet in the rain and was then asked lo write a story in 30 minutes on the Worst. Day in the Hi.story ol the World. Spouts Ott Dana Storm Mixture Of Everything You name it -lightning, thunder, power outages. rain, hail, wind, s now and, off the coast of Dana Pomt, a 1,000 foot- hagh water so spout it was all part or an unexpected storm that passed through Orange Cowity Thursday, paving the way tor a sunny weekend. The Orange Coast weekend foret'ast calls for sunny skies with highs about 66 degrees, lows about 42 and winds gusting to 25 miles her hour. The two-day s t orm whic h weather forecasters failed to pre- dict dumped 1.21 inches or ram on Newport Beach •. 57 in Hwit· mg ton Beach, . 71 inches in Costa Mesa and .85 inches in Dana Point. At Dana Point, Harbor patrolmen spotteti what they described as a "good -sized" water spout abet.it a mile and a half offshore at 10 :~ p.m. Thurs· day Patrolman Ray Kaye .said the spout was a well defined funnt! cloud, about 1,000 feet high. Surface streets were flooded, visibility was poor and the Califorrua Highway Patrol re- ported more than 30 fender bender accidents. A power outage was reportM al 12 :46 p.m. at Huntington Harbour when lightnin g jolted two 66,000-volt Edison Imes, blacking out 1,630 cu!>lomers for two minutes. Also, two transformers. were hit by lightning, causing brief outages in half a hundred Santa Ana homes. The ocasionally heavy rain kept harbor patrolmen at Dana Point, Newport Beach and Sunset Aquatic Park buy busy pumping rainwater from scores of boats to keep them from smk· mg at their moonngs. But a new high-pressure ridge similar to those that have caused the prolonged California dry spell was taking shape to the north over the Pacific. Fro111Pa9eAI BIRCH •.• Flames and s moke billow from the leak- ing oil tanker Bawa11an Patriot about 320 miles west of IIonolulu. One crewmen \\as killed and 38 others were rescued by a ncarb~ mcrcl',ml ~hip Th~ vessel was "It didn't ~eem to move much, .. he said. "It stayed around out there for about 15 minutes before a rain squall moved m and broke it up." Hc'''Y rain s qualls tore carry out the assassination. Jn another part of the recorded conversations, the voice iden- tified by the prosecution as Dufala's said he knew an FBI agent in Washington who was en· thusiasllc about a plot by a supersecret faction of the John Birch Society to kill Rockefeller, then Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and then-Ambassador to the United Nations Daniel Moynihan. carrying abol!t '.:'J ~ 11 1' ..., ,,. '!1·-of c~tall· t~rc c <' 'ral p:.rt of the 01 I from 1 J. l - Texas Man Jailed Over Found Money ALICE. Tex. <AP) -/\ man whose son was found driving across Texas ""1th nC"arly half a million dollars has twcn J:ltlC'd for refusm~ to an ,\,er a grand J u t y 's quest 1 on " a licw 1 th c· money, rc·porll·cll_. t! 1g u;1 c n h is ranch. Dist Atty Arn<ildo C.1rn :i s;ml James E . Haroms. 36, who works for a petrochf'm1cal l'ompany as a welder and sheet metal.,., orkt'r, HBCopsHold Man Charged Witli Robbery !\ bandit 'll"J>Cl I .,., ho I lunl 1n..:ton Bt·ach pol1t l' allt•l.!t' hlf.'ralh rol bed r c•tt"r ,,, p:n Pdul 1 rm.11n1·cl Jailer! l •11l;1 \ after his ilrtc'sl 'I hur,d :n night an a bar fl\ P tlnors l!own ·from ;.1 liquor store held up moments earlier Shannim ··hn aff, 23. < f 5{J.t2 Sparrnv. l>r1\ c· llunt1n~t on Beach. 1~ ht l<l an IH•u of !::5.000 barl pc•ndin~ issuance of a com plaint hy the Oranr l! County DistnC'l AttomPy :. Ofhct• Mon day He \s arcu:.ed or robbtng Jerry Revord. clerk at El Don Liquors, 416 Pac:-aftc Coast Highway, shortly before !) p.m , by warning the clerk he had a gun. Officers Steve Dutton and Jim Bogda no! q u cst1oned Revord about the holdup which netted about $50 then strolled down the street with a dcscnp lion or the bandit They wandered through the Capri Bar, 416 Pacific Coast Highway and arrested Shoaff, who they asserted fat the description perfectly. The suspect , described by Re vord as 23 to 24, with a mustache and military-stylf haircut and rather tipsy, had also reportedly left the bar momentarily. Police also confiscated $S3 Shoaff was carrying as possible evide11ce. Porter New Chief Of HOME Council M artc Porter bas bttn c-lccted presidettt of the HOME Council in Hwitincton Beach, auccc~!r ~ Lloyd Crana<'r Other nc:w officers ckctcd lhl!! Wftk tnchade Lorraine Fabt'r, llrtt vice prel\dent. Tom Llveaaood. aecond ')ice pre~I · dent: Bob Rhidesel, tr .. sure-r and D•wcCarl~rif, sttretary. I/ will be held for conlt'mpt "until he 1s rt'::id} l o talk .. Altlmugh prom1~~·d 1r:l mnn 11,· hv thf' ~: .' • llrri fcd c1 .ti r rose ; · .ll'nt Tl..~· 'w · 1n1 llm ms · 11 : I . i I ': 11lg1 s, 1 ~. won d1srrn ss:.il ThursJ ... )· 1,f ,1 C'haq.:e uf po!>scssing an 11l('g<JI v.C'apon Br1d~cs and Percy Garcia, 16 both from t\ht't', were arrested for runnin~ a traffi<.' hghl 1n Waco, hair .... ay across thl' .... wtt-. J::in. 31. PohC'e found $·136,(I''''· :1 pistol a.1'1 a small . ·v _:'ll 1.r martJ U~:ia 1. t the~ o::• :1:> c: r They lol.I r 'fa crs they cl ug up the C'a<.h on a r:inC'h near 1\lic<• <''' ncd by I l11·omli In Waco earlier 1 hu1 sdav . <iarcw \.\ils c!C"clar<"cl dehnq1Jl'i1t on a misdc•mea nor c harge ul IJO<iSt'Ssing mariJua n<i and his case '~a.s transferred lo Ali<:c. S t .d e D 1 s t J u !f ~ e C W I .iu~hlin 1:rant1'd l11rnm ~ 1m m11n1ty from prosl'cution and h1• v. "" urderNl to appcar hdore thf' ~r<ind J·..:ry. which hns been l~ok 1ng fnr the sourr(' or l he mo nc·y The lt•cn af'C'rs. al•;t> grant< (I 1m munity. Y.c:it bl'forl' the i.:rand 1ury last Wl'C'k Ahcl' 1s nnl far from lhP M('x 1can borckr. and authnrilH's have c;peculated the money C'Ould have been connerted Y..Jth man1uana smuggling Nun 'Planned To Keep Baby' ROCHESTER, N.Y. <AP> -A nun accused of murdennR her newborn son was quoted as say. in& she "planned riRht from the very first sign or prei;tnancy . to have the child and keep him." Assistant Dist. Alty. Joseph Valentino read parts of the woman's testimony, given May 26 before a Monroe County vand jury, during her non-jury trial Thursday ln county court Sister Maureen Murphy, 37, is char ged with f i rst-deiree manslaughter She 1s accused of giving b lrth lo a <!onvent bathroom April 27 and thH asphyxiating the lnfant by st\lf- ring clothing In his mouth . Spying Charged MOl'fT'flEAt. (AP) -The C:ir.:ld1-:i 1' v r ·"-!' ' hustled a flUS~1 l . ' • ( ) I £J\·' I ttlrJint r llCl~iJ for Lo::cow 'J hursd:iy n i:ht and 1a:J t.e tried to buy cl.ssutcd documents. h was th«! thl'rd casci of Communist spy activity reported In C3nada in as mnny mont!'4', \ J From Page . .\ I LIFE ... Wt• ... son and ~€'lier"' v.f>re cap lured the next day 1n Palm Spr· ings and 1mmed1ately claimed that &udd(•r helped thl'm plJn tht' k1dna111n1! 1n rl•lurn for a ... han •ft f · · • ' Th1•1r1 t l:1\ 1rwrtrod I' t •' ,. G:.:~~ ~= ,__i,eld Of Gunman WASHINGTON <AP 1 Guards al the Department of Agriculture had ~en 1n ... tructed in "'riling several days ago lo b.ir fro m the' build1r,.: a m an Y..ho en ll'n I Tl. r,.: 1y and hrlcl his ~s~rar -J \ ::-j Y>t~~·' l!\€'rC ror thrcl• liou .. Tht• h antl wr1l I en warning describe I th<' man . Eh N W1ll1<.1ms. notul th<Jt he had an Internal Hcvtmue S(•rv1C'c 1dc-n t1f1cat1un rard. and ... aid. Oo nut a llnw C'ntranee · Askl'<l hnw \','ifhams f!nl p<isl guards m the building. a Ft•<krul Protec t1 \'e Sen ice sup<'n 1511r ... ml. 'Th:il s a r:!OOd question, a nt.I l 'm snrry I can I answer 1l for~ CIU c·n~. \' • a~1out 7 a m Tl.u r : .... _.. linngan ~ bner torren· t1al rain. hail, hghtnmg and thunder Man Kills 3, Shoots Self lnArgu~nt LOS ANGELES <AP> -Three people were shot to death in a rooming house after an apparent aq::umont with a man who then j?ra bhcd a shot~un and kall~d himself. police said today Investigator') said the four were found sprawled an the bedroom of the home on East 25th Street. "By the placement of the bodies. we beLieve that one or the people shot the other three before taking his own hfe.'' investigator Al W1lliamssa1d. Police were called by another · tenant in the building. Shot to death with a pistol were Bellzula King, 60. Willie Jack Posey, about 60, and an uniden· tafied woman in her late 20s. John Queen. 37, was killed by a shotgun blast rn .. cstagators theorized that Queen killed the other three after an argument, then took his life. All four were believed lo have been residents of the rooming house On the recording, Maddaloni said, "What?" "He's a fed, but he wants in. He 's as enthusiastic as anybody," the voice identified as Dufala said. The supposed agent's identity was not revealed in the record- ings.· '.fhe recordmg added, "lie has come to me and they've got their own httle things going on down there an DC.·· Later an the recording, the Dufala voice said of the FBI agent, "J would like to have him on the team bct'aus<' of his ex- pertise and we can use his credenllaJs. Ha ha." Dufala, 39, a day care school owner from Williamstown, is charged with making the threats three days after he lost a June 8 Republican congres sional primary election. The govt'mment recording was made m Dufala's home a few flays alter Mai:ldaloni was in· troduced to Oufala as a veteran assassin who could obtain weapons and devise a plan for the plot. the prosecution said --~--------~~--~~--~--~------~----------- A LICENSE NOT TO STEAL- Unfortunately for the general public. there are a lot of people installing carpeting who shouldn't be Unbelievably. many carpet "contractors" are working unlawfully without insurance and state licenses. FOR YOUR PROTECTION you should insist that lhe people who Install your carpeting work for a contractor who is INSURED and STATE LICENSED. (He is reQuired by state law to be botti.) State licensed contractors have to post a bond for your protection. and the very accomplishment of licensing Indicates a degree of competency The biggest problem in dealing with an unlicensed contractor is that he might be out of business tomorrow. Don't take a chance -call Alden·s for reliability, and the best installation around! -~DEN'S ........ , ....... . ~ ....... A,...I ~,1.:-. ._ ,...,.,,.,..."_,. ..... . ~ . .... -. r· -- ~ ---. 1663 PlACtN:IA AV.:NUE • COSTI\ M!~A. CAllF. 9Z627 • PHO::::. t '~-'4:~3 -646·23.S.S Orange Coast •. I E DI TION ' -• VOL. 70, NO. 56, ~SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A F RIDAY, F EBRUARY' 25, 1977 N/C TEN CENTS BrOWD Bares 'Equalized'· School Plan SACRAMENTO (AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr,' announced a modified five-year $3. 7-blllion propoeal today to equallle the money-raising abWties or the bulk ol California's school dis· tricta. Brown restated his confidence that the proposal will be ap- pn>ved by the state Supreme Court, even though it Calls short of the court's order that the same tu ratesbould raise substaDtlal- ly the same amount of money for schools throughout California. Past court decisions, be told re· porters. have required the .iate to do only "what is reasonable and feasible •.. The court was not aiming at mathematical ex· actitude. "I am very confident" this pro- gram will attain a favorable judg- ment." The Democratic governor's proposal was endorsed by state scbool.$ Supt. Wllaon Riles, ap- parently sianalling. an end to his fallin« out with Brown last year over the veto of Riles' blgb school reform bill. That bill, providing parent councils and "personalized" in· struction at each school, is in· eluded in Brown's school finance proposal, wblch also extends Riles' Early Childhood Educca- tion program. Tbe state Supreme Court, in ita Serrano decision, ruled that California's school finance system based on local property taxes discriminated aeainst dis- tricts with little taxable wealth. The court said districts with the same tax rate should be able to raise within $100 per child of each other. Brown's pro1>0sal, instead, WO\lld let districts with 88 per- cent of tbe student.a r~ wltbin S200 of each other with the same tax rate in the fmal year of the plan, 1981-82. The. State would spend $1.2 billion more on scbools than its present $3 billion budget 1n that year. Because of inflation, the gov- ernor said, $100 when the original Serrano decision was issued in 19'71 will be wo"'1 close to $200 when the plan ls completed. "This ls aa close u we think we can come within the political boundaries of the atate," said As- semblyman Leroy Greene (D- Sacramenlo), who wW introduce Brown's bill in several weeks. Nevertheless, tbe measure is expected to meet resistance from .. high-wealth" districts like San (See PIAN, Page Az) Guninan S111·rend~rs After Sieg~ "'" Wlre~hoto Disaster Oii Bigla Seas Flames and smoke billow from the leak· ing oil tanker Hawaiian Patriot about 320 miles wesl of Honolulu. One crewmen was killed and 38 others were rescued by a nearby merchant ship. The vessel was carrying about 28 million gallons of crude 011 from Indonesia. Scudder Pair Get Life Maximum Sentence for Aborted Kidnaping D4111y ...... " .. ' -.. GIVEN LIFE TERMS IN SCUDDER KIDNAPING • Rk:ki Dale Seller• and Wllllam Rudy WeH on Rearing Baited Testimony in an Orange Coun· ty Superior Court pretrial hear- lnt that began last August was temporarily halted Thursday because of the illness ot Dr. Louis J. Cella Jr. 's lawyer. Judge William C. Speirs acreed to delay the motion for a auppression of evidence until March 2' when defense attorney George Chula explained that he muat under10 open beart suraery Marcb 2. J udae Spein, reluctant to de- f r; a motion tbat be •ants'to see "°"eluded with.in tbt next few d~a. aireed otter Cbula pnUlt-. ed tblt his heart condition it pre-Ju cineDr.Cella'1cQe. Judge S~irs assured the ea.ta ~ a lawyer that he had bHn adequately fulfilling his defense duties. But Chula produced a letter from his doctor which points out that Chula ls undergoing great strain and possibUy prejudicing future sureery by remaining in the court.room at this time. Al issue ih the current bearing is t he defense m otion that evidence the prosecuUon plans to uae a1ainst Cella. 52. and former Mercy General Hospital ad· mlniatrator Stephen Robert Evans. 32, should be b81Ted from thelr pending Uial. Both men race trial on 127 felony counta stemmina from al- lesaU0115 that tb6)' siphoned an eetlmated $2 million from {loap1Uili controlled bf Cella. By TOM BARLEY OI tM OlllV .. !let Stitt Conv1<.'ted k1dnapers W1lLiam ~udy Wesson and Ri<.'k1 Dale Sellers were sentenced to life in prison Thursday for their abort· ed ab<iuction of potato chip heir John II "ja<.'k" Scudder of Newport Beach. Unmoved by last minute pleas for clemency, Orange County Superior Court Judge Richard Beacom refused to prescribe anything but the maximum term for Wesson, 45, of Tustin and Sellers, 21, of Hermosa Beach. Defense attorney Michael Quigley pleaded in vain that his two clienl'i be sent to the state's Chino fa cilltv for a · diagnostic study before bemg shipped to nrison. And Judge Beacom refused to take any acUon that might have made Sellen, who Is WeSSOll's brother-in-law, eligible for a re- duced prison term under the youthful offender's classifica· tiQO Quigley said he will file an ap- peal with the Fourth Dtstnct Court of Appeal s in San Bernardino today. Ir it Is denied his two clients will become eliJti· ble for parole in 1984. Scudder, wbo listened to the sentencln& session with obvious , interest, commented outside the courtroom : "They eot what they deserved." Judge Beacom recalled wblle Qul;ley 'was pleadlne for lenien- cy that Scudder, 64, was "given a roueh time" and lost several teeth during the kidnap attempt laat Aua. 19. Wcason and Sellers grabbed the aon of 1..aura Scudder ot potato chip and peanut butter fame, u he left hit dentist's of •• : fice and pushed him into a wait-. i ,Ing motor home. Mo111, Tot Freed Unbanned SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP> -A gunman released a terrified pregnant teen-ager and her 18· month·old son this afternoon after holding them hostage for more than 12 hours, police said. The hostages, who had been threatened with death, apparent· Iv were unharmed. The gunman, identified as Leroy Cotton, 30, of Syracuse, surrendered quietly and was led in handcuffs from the apartment where he held the two hostages. "They're both safe," said Mayor Lee Alexander after he carried the infant to a waiting ambulance. Police Chief IJ'homu ~ard\no escorted •the mother, ~arline Jones, 19, from the apartment. She appeared sbakea. aaCl was io tears. Cotton had held the baby in front of a window and told police he would kill his hostages if they tried to flush him out with tear gas. Police said the hostages were innocent v1ct1ms and did not know Cotton "He's very hostile toward society in general," said the police spokesman, Rod Carr. He described Cotton as "very intelligent" and said he had a his· tory offamily trouble. Two police officers answering a trouble call were injured as the siege began at 2 a.m. when Cotton tired several rounds through the apartment d<SOt, spewing splin· ters at them. Their injuries were apparently not serious, police said. Police Chief Thomas Sardino, a psychiatnst and a physician had negotiated with Cotton through the closed door of the apartment. But.the only demand the gunman made was for a package ot cigarettes Harbor Area residents have an opportunity to help the local Girls Club raise money and help themselves to a chance to win a 1977 Pinto. Members of the club's board of directors are selline $1 tickets as the club's major fund-raising project for the year. The car winner will be de· termlned during the club's an· nu al dinner on March 18. Local residents interested lo supporting the Girl's Club by buying tickets should contact the club office at 646· 7181 Air&ae- Remembered During World Wu II, thousands of pre-tn1ht cadets poured into lbe San- ta Ana Army AJr Base, site of today's Oranfe County Fairgrounds n Co11ta Mesa. To mark U\e 35th an- niversary of the ol d 'l'lUl~aey. lastallaUon, the Co1t a Mtaa Klatorictl Society la having a celtbtl· tton SatUritay nlCht In tht ratr1round'1 recteaUon hall. ... To five IA tdoia of what tb• day lD the U!e Of a e adet wa1 like, Costa ¥-. CJ\1 Attornt ROy Ila r . min l Diiiy Piiot Plloto bY RkNlrd KoeMtr WALKIN' IN THE RAIN -Four Costa Mesa friends s hare an umbrella in the Thursday rain -. &11 i.p step ~:is:cept Linda Stenge on the right, who's been pushed out into the wet. The other strollers jnclude (from left ) Nathalie Rabactre, Laura-Tanaka and Oanh Truong. Water Spout Seen Off Southern Coast You name it lightning. lh\Jnder, power outages, ram, hail. wmd. snow and, off the coast of Dana Point. a 1.000 foot high water so spout 1t was all part of an unexpected storm that passed through Orange County Thursday. paving the way for a sunny weekend. The Orange Coast weekend forecast calls for sunny skies with tughs about 66 degrees, lows about 42 and winds gusting to 25 miles her hour Tbe two-day storm which weather forecasters failed to pre· diet dumped 1.21 inches of rain on Newport Beach. 57 m Hunt· ington Beach, 71 inches 10 Costa Mesa and 85 inches in Dana Point. At Dana Point. Harbor patrolmen spotted what they described as a "good-sized" water spout about a mile and a hall offshore at 10 :30 a.m. Tburs· day Patrolman Ray Kaye said Ole spout was a well-defined funnel cloud. about 1,000 feet bigb. "It didn 't seem to mo•e much," he said. "It stayed Giant Garage Sale Set at CdM School . A "giant. tarage sale'' with more than 100 lamilles donatJna ltemt Will be held Saturday lrom 10 a m. to 3 p.m. ln the student parlrinf lot at. Corona del Mar ID-Ii School. Ev ryone .l• welcoinr nd 1p1ces can bi rented for $10 to· 't.rm. t'Wlds from tht e wlll tii to bay uniforms («. U.. 1cbo01 '•drill team.· around out there for about 15 minutes before a rain squall moved m and broke 1t up " Heavy rain s qualls t ore lhrou~h the central part of the county, slartmg about 7 a.m Thursday, bringing brief torren· tial ram. hail, lightning and thunder_ Surface streets were fl()()(fed, visibility was poor and the California Highway Patrol re· ported more than 30 render bender accidents. Or~~:Q ,:as t Weathe r Clear skies, sunny and a little warmer through Saturday Lows torueht in upper 30s Higrus Saturday mupper60s INSIDE TODAY Putting togetMt".on.art u - hlblt rtqvlrft •kilLI from film making to cott . onal111u, . a group of UC lrolnc 1tOO.n&1 leaf'Md. ~ ltOf"JI on. P.• CJ of today' a WftMndn: J. , DAILY PILOT N/C lst RICHARD OLSON :Spending 'Excessive' Richard E. Olson, "· or 1Z70Z Palomar St., Garden Grove, is married and bas two teen-aged children. one attending UC Irvine and the other Pacifica High School. Olson is 1ales manager for Yellow Freight Systems in Orange. He ii an incumbent member or the Midway City Sanitary Diltrtct, director on the joint board tor tlae Orance Coun· t y Sanitation District and a Garden Grove resident since 1961. EdacaUoa: Received an U· sociate or arta dearee from a Minnesota junior colleee. transportatJon citation Crom a Corps or Engineers 1cbool ln Virginia, and i.I an alumnus of USC with 1ix units needed (or a tran5portation degree. Spedal QaaWlcat1on1: Was chairman of a community col- lege committee that attempted to ' annex Garden Grove into the Coast Community College Dls· trict, an effort which resulted in 60 percent of the city being an- nexed. Key laae in the district: "Bet· ter fiscal control to achieve bet· ter educational aoals. I have seen an excess amount or spending taxwlse with a range of 48 to 62 percent or our tax blll going to education. ''For instance, there is SZ2,764 allocated for trustees to attend various cooterences. I think the budget abould be better directed into the education cycle for e ducational purposes or materials. With Garden Grove Joining the dJslrlct, and con· tributing more than $2.2 million in taxes, I would hope I would have an opportunity in directing how aomeorthal money is used.'' Why are yoa better qualified th an others., . . . "As a member o! the Midway City Sanitary Diltrtct, I helped reduce the tax rat.e by more than 6 cents, and we expect a further reduction Uua year . ·. Are yoa npportH by any or· ganited teaeher groups., No, but I have the backing of the majority of the Garden Grove Cit y Council and Cou nty Supervisors Philip Anthony and Larry Schmit Open Space Group Plam. Wine Party A wine-la.sling party sponsored by I.be Newport Crest Women's Club to support the Yea for Newport Open Space Cnmmitte<> will be held Sunday from 2 p m to 4p.m . The party will be held at the poo1 at the Newport Crest Con· rlominiwns, olr Superior A venue near Hoag Memorial Hospital in New~rt Beach. The $2.50 ad- mis11on charge wm go to the <"ommlttee. For ln!ormation call • , 645·9821. . . ' .. • i .. • CfflANOE COAST 1 DAILY PILOT He Does Homework Worth Keene, 58. of 238 16th St., Seal Beach, is married and bas three grown children. Keene. who has been a trustee in the district since 1961, served as Seat Beach postmaster from 1952 until 1972. Edacatioa: Received an as- sociate of arts degree Crom Taft Junior College, attended counes at UCLA and Long Beach City College. Special Qaallflcatloaa: "I think my qualifications are ex· empllfied by the ract that 1 have been on the board since 1.961, and that the district, I feel, is one or the most outstanding in the na- tion." Key Issue in the district: "The drop in enrollment this year i5 going to call ft>r some adjustment as Car as living within our means because it a!fects our r evenues," Keene said. "There are no easy solutions, we're going to have to go through our total operations line by line to reduce expenditures.'' Wiiy are yoa better qualified than others? "I spend lS to 20 hours a week on colle,e matters, and I've been active in college association work with the slate and at the na· tional level. I think I have a pret· ty good grasp of what It's all about." Do yoa bave any organized teacher support., "I have been endorsed by the California Teachers Association chapter at Orange Coast College, but I made it plam to them that I would not accept any financial support nor would l , many way, jeopardize my freedom in mak· ing decilloos. · · Offered The Dally Pilot . presents profiles of five c•nd.,,_t. far two Open 1eata on the Coat Community College Dlltrlct Board of Truateea la the Marcia I election. Tbe 81MQuare-mlle district comprises lhe clUea of Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Hunt- l na ton Beach, Fountain Valley, Westmlnster, Suqset Beach. Midway Clty and par~ Uona ~ Garden Grove and Seal Beach. Two candJd ates are seeldn.a office ln District 1, which en- compaues portions of Seal Beach. Westminster, Garden Grove and Hmltingtoo Beach. Three candidates are vying for a seat in District 5, which includes areas of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Voting, however, is at large, with voters in all five districts casting votes for candidates in District 1and5. There are three holdover me mbers of the board of trustees, who will face voters in two years. Those trustees are Donald G. Hoff, Robert L. Humphreys and William E. Kettler. The two incumbents seek- ing re-election March 8 are Worth Keene, r epresenting District 1, and George Rodda, Jr., representing Districts. Heel Nabbed lnSwmping ATLAN TA <AP> - Police say they've nabbed the f earsome Foot Stompet", and the streets of Atlanta are safe again for female pedestrians. The police had been look· ing for a young man who made a habit of using the heel or his platform ~hoe on women's feet. One victim bad to be treated at a hoopital. On Thursday. an un· dercover agent spotted a man stomping the left foot of a woman at a street cor· ner He was 1dentif1ed as George Mitchell, 2S, of Nashville, Tenn , :mj was chargr<l v.1Lh simple b::l· ter y m connection "1~h 12 to 15 foot stompmgs, police said. Rocky Threatened In 'Bircher Plot' C AMDEN, NJ . (AP l Recorded conversations between a self-styled John Birch Society '"hit team" leader and two Wl dercover &>cret Service a~ents outlined a plot to assa1tsmatc former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller last J ulv, possibly lrvitw Board Favors Mobil Says Lawyer By TOM BA.&LEY OI Ille 0.1ly Pi ... StAll James Irvine Foundation at· torney Howard Privett testlfied Thursday in Orange County Superior Court that his board fee~ committed to sell its shares in the Irvine Company to the Mobil Corporation Privett pointed out under qun- tioning from attorney J~rd Friedman ,who repr~ents rvlne heiress Joan Irvine Smith, t the Foundation closed all bidding fortbe Irvine Company Dec. 9. At that time, he testified, Mobil was declaN!d the winner becauae it. bid of $281.9 mUUon was superior to U.O.e tiled by two other contenders. Privett qreed wttb Frledsntn that Foundation Presidnt Morris M. Doyle recently testl!ied1.hat the Foundation was still willing to consider higher of. ren than tb1t meet by Mobil despite expiration ot the de· adllne. Privett made It ~1Hr that any a~mpt by 11 coo.aortJum beaded by Wall street flnancler Cba.rJ Allen and Detroit developer AUred Taubman to outbid Mobil wW meet with opposlUoo The Allen·Taubman IJ"OUP nOQQced tb1I w lbal il I.I Pft· pand to top tho llobO OU by at luat $1 mlllloo lf lodi• J Amell r. 1\lld•• ll prepared to MO•idet thell" oner. with the help of an FBI agent. Eighty minutes of conversa- llons, alleged to have taken place last June between Robert Dufala and agents M1chael Maddaloni and Mal'garet Flanagan, were played for a federal court Jury Thursday lt was the third day of Dufala's trial on charges of threatening lo kill the then\ ice president. "O k ay. We 're laking Rockefeller out, all n ghl. on the second, third or fourth," the Jury heard. The reference, said the pro· secut100, was to July 2, 3, and 4. The statement was made by Outata, proscculors said. Asst. U.S. Ally . Thomas McKay said in his opening state- ment to the court Tuesday that the Secret Service had not iden· tified other persons as bei.n& in· volved and did not know if there was a plot involving othen to carry out the aasa.ssination. In ano!her part of the recorded conversations. the voice iden· tlf1ed by the prosecution as Dulala's said he knew an FBI agent in Washington who was en· thusiastic about a plot by a supersecret faction of tbe John Birch Society to kiU Rockefeller, then-Sttretary ol State Henry Kissinger, Canadian Prime M lnlstu Pierre Trudeau and tbm·AmbllllWkM' to the United Naticw Daniel Moynihan. On the recordlnc, Maddaloni aald, "Wbat7" "He'• a Ced, but be wants ln. He'• 11 enthusiastic as anybody," the voice ldent11ied as DufaJa.sald. The 1upposed aeent '• Identity waa not revealed in tho record· ~l{I. The recotdln1 •Med. "Ht has eomt to me and they~vo 'ol their own Ult.le thlna• •olq on 4own there In D.C." Later ln the recordln11 the Dufala YOloe d ot the FBl •amt; "l would Uk• to haw blln n tba beCa e of hll U• P.rtliii -and we can use bi.a cred ab. lb b.&. .. ( RlcttARD HAEUSSLER Goals Need Evaluation Richard L. Haeuss1er , 35, ~ 2144 Vista Laredo, Newport Beach, 1s a bachelor who has a law practice in Long Beach. He has lived in NeWPort Beach for nearly three years and has taught business administration at a Texas university, as well as tax classes in Dallas and a local college. Edacadoo: Auociate ol arts degree from Los Anaeles City College, bachelor of science degree from UCLA, juris doctor from the Southern Metbodlal University in DaUas. Texu, ad· dillonal graduate work at use. Loyola Law School, aod Southern Methodist Law School. Special Qaallflcatloa1: "I have experience both as a Junior college student and teacher. I feel my experiences as a former teacher and attorney give me a broad background. Key Issue m the district: "I to the various competing programs m the d1stncl 1s the most pressing issue facing trustees. We are getting away from the basic goal of junior col· leges to pr.ovide terminal educa· lion, that ts, getting students in a job after graduation. And, of course, college continuation." Why are you better qualified t.;an others? "t can't say what their qual\ficauons are. but I feel I've had exposure a6 a teacher and in government service in the Air Force m the admm1strat1on of funds I have a broad background necessary to cope with problems facingjuniorcolleges " Do yoo have any organized teacher sc;-;x>rt., No From Page A I PLAN ••• Francisco, which would have to share some of t~ir property tax revenue with low-wealth dis· tricls Olitw ......... - LEFTERIS LAVRAKAS Costs Out Of Line Lefteris "Letty" Lavrakas, 57, 354 Broadway. Costa Mesa. is married and has four children, two of whom remain at home, one enrolled at Or ange Coast College and the other attendm~ Cal State Fullerton. Lavrakas ls a retired Navy captain, a 1943 Annapolis graduate, wbo bas taught Americanization claases at Orange Coast College. Ed•atloa: RecenUy received doctorate in higher education Crom Claremont Graduate School, majoring in community colleges. bas a masters degree in political acience from Cal Slate Fullerton and did some post eraduate work at Johna Hopkins University while teaching at the Naval Academy in the early 19505. Specbl Qoallficatiooa: "l have trained and educated literally thousands or people while in com· mand o( ships in the Navy. 1 also have a heavy background in community college oper atlons.'' Key l1111e in the district: Operating expenses in the dis· trict have gone way up in the last. year, and I'd like to make the system a little more accountable to the taxpayer. By running. I think I'm bringing an awareness that there are three colleges and a TV station performing a great service in the district, but l would insist !unds that are budgeted be effectively spent Orange Coast College· 1s not meant to be a yacht club Why are you better qualified than the others? I am probably more aware or central issues m the dtstnct, I work well with people 1n ad· mmistration because of my Navy experience and l can read a ·budget.·· Do yoa have any organized teacher support'.' No. Fro• Page A 1 UFE ... Und~r the plan, the lop 15 per· cent of distncts in wealth, would have to contribute to a state pool to be redistnbuled to poorer di.a· Wesson later left Sellers alone tncts in the van with Scudder while he went off to telephone the victim's Contro\t>rs1al proposals that, wife, Mrs. Valene Scudder and m dfect, would have ehmmated demanded a ransom payment of the pobllcally popular Mentally $250,000 m cash Gifted Minors program and m Scudder took advantage of creased teacher contributions to Wesson's absence to fake a heart their pension proj!ra m were attack that caught Sellers off GEORGE RODDA JR. lnca1 Level In Control George Rodda Jr., 46, ol 949 Goldenrod Ave., Corona del Mar, Is married and has two teen-aged daughters, both of whom attend school "m the local system," he says. Rodda, an attorney with offices in Newport Beach and Washington, D.C .• baa beep a truatee in tbe di.strict since 1969. EdDCaUon: He bas a juris doc· torate in law, an honorary doc· torat.e, three teaching credeo· • tials from use. Special Qllallfiutloas: Has represented more than 1,000 noo- profit and public acbool.s and col· leg ea u an attorney. Key lsne ID dbtrlct: "The genius of the system is in its ability to serve and meet the needs of tbe local populace. Either federal or state infringe- ments on local control provide one more barrier to effectively meeting those n~." Wby are yoa better qualified? "Because or my background and experience, I 've been able to grasp legislation al the federal level, reaulting in educational benefits ror a million and a half veterans. ''This legislation bas s uc· ceeded in bringing over $6 million in institutional aid to the community colleges, UC Irvine and Cal Slate Fullerton." Do yoa have any organized teacher support? "I have received the endorse· ment of the California Teachers Association " 12.Arrested In Burglaries Two undercover Newport Beach mvest.Jgat.ors said today they have arrested 12 local resi· dents and recovered stolen goods valued at $17,300 m their month. long 10vcsltgat1on of a primarily teen-aged burglary ring. Dek>chves Gary Black and Lee Roberts said they plan to make three more arrests in their cleanup or lhe burglary opera- tion or the 12 people arrested, eight are juverules. The adults taken mto custody earlier this month included Garden Grove resident John Baker, 29, and Larry Sackett, 21, o( 377 B Ogle St., Costa Mesa dropped 1uard. ~~~~~~~~~~~..::..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~ STEAL-LICENSE NOT TO I A Unfortunately for the general public. there are a lot o~. people inst~lllng carpeting who shouldn't be. Unbelievably, many carpet contractors are working unlawfully without insurance and state licenses. FOR YOUR PROTECTION yoo should Insist that the people who Install your carpeting work for a contractor who is INSURED and STA TE LICENSED. (He is reQuired by state law to be both.) State licensed contra.ctors .hav_e t<;> post a bond for your protection. and the very accomplishment of licensing indicates a degree of competency. The b49gest problem in dealing with an unlicensed contractor Is that he might be out of business tomorrow. Don't take a chance -call Alden's for reliability, and the best installation aroundl ~·~~:.~DEN'S :iiisiailatiiin:·custom draperies linoleum • wcod floor 1663 PlAC!HflA AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CAllF. 926'27 • PHONE 6 .. 6 ... 838 -6'6·23SS r Tramit . Coff1Puter: OoSlow Getleral llan .. tt !!cl LOri1a ()f C>naalP Cowat.Y Traos.t Db· trict <OCl'D> believ~ an NY• ~ a Je•'by tU\alllnC • computer ays&.em to l.P~costa. ut bta PIOPONl wu 1iveo j•t a cautao. ao-abltad by transit dla&rtet dlndora Thursday, who onlet;.d ~ to briJt& eacb at.tp m 0.. PiOftll back for t.beir ap-~v al. Jtoard Chairman Ralph Clark .•u•e•ted the Pf'OP09al, estimat- ed as Cost.inc $1.7 m11lioe to de- 'Hlop <ne.r \be next lhree years, micbtbe premature. Add Director Al Hollinden not ed. to 90 percent or OCTD's ('OS· ts now are in personnel "I am pretty sure that you can sit down with the piece ol paper and a pencll and teU where our c011ts are,·· he observed. Lontz conceded after the meet- in& UW. some costs might ~ saved by llollinden 's method. .But be said trans at operatioas are so co mplex , with •oute schedules, inventories and other inter-related issues, a computer ayalem i.t needed to save mudt mo11ey. "The day of the brown bal: de- licatessen where the little guy figures out your bill on a slip or paper is past,'· Lor1u said Consultants lured by OC1'D said the system would supply data for 100 different reports oow used by OCTD man.agemenl and used to meet requirements set forth Wlder slate and federal uants. 1.,.t Like Surfing o.11, .., ........... •k-..- They said the system would be. elaborate enough to hand~e. OCTD's needs five years fr<>Jr1 now when 1t may have a $)'JO million annual budget, more V 1an twice its current s aze N~e-year-old James Shoaff leaves a trail of spray as he slides along a Costa Mesa street in the rain. The sound of hissing waler, the speed. not to m ention wet feet, all itdd up to the feeling of surfing But w akh out for s harp turns. Jim. Asphalt is harder than water. But Hollinden s aid btt ;ed on current revenue5 from tr Jc; fares a $100.milhon-a year t-1 .c1gl•t "is JUStoutofthe quest.Jon / And when Holhd(' r, qu~:suoned the . estimated S8'/1,000 annual savings, the cor, sultants said those figures m·,r~ht be realJzed bul could also t Jf· either too high or too low. Marines Released To Await Hearings Loritz al~/> was d1reclc<f to ~ork with ~ther tran61t districts In develo ~ing parts or the pro- gram, s .Alce most district<; have to issu1 .J the same types of reporu to •t•'.,te and federal agent1l:'s l..1or1tz s aid, howcvcr. the t·.·ansal 1odui.try 1s 20 '<'<HS ·~hind the lime~ in de\ l:'iup1n~ s uch systems \nd h1• ... aid the .one he proposrd \\OUld prohably be the most ""Jlh1st1catN1 m thL• countr~ * * * OC Parking Garage OK'd For Santa Ana Pl:ins lo hu1 ld a $5. I mil hon parktnJ: J:arage and t<>mporary bus terminal 1n do" nto" n Santa Ana wert' approv<>d Thur..,day b\ director; of the Oran~l' Cm.ml) Trans1t 01c;tnct <OCTO I The 700 car garage 1~ expeded l o be opt'n hv July 1979 on land adjacent to the C'ounty '& new Hall of Admm1strallon m the Sant.i Ana CIVIC Centt'r area The f.ic1hty "ould s('r\'f' as a parking f'arar<' for thost' "isbm~ to take buS<'S from the downtO\\n area And o;pacf' not needed for that pu~e would be leased tn caty and c-ount v government for employc parking The park1n~ garage also will include 5,oob-square-feet of space to serve as a temporary hus terminal until OCTD an<l Santa A'1a city offi t ials complete a nearby transit terminal planned for construction later. CAMP PENDLETON IAP 1 After three months, the last of the black Mar.nee; a waiting courts.martial for an attack on whites were out of the bng today A military ma~istratc freed Sgt. William Spencer, 23. of I hgh Point. N.C .. and Lance Cpl. Bill) R. Bishop. ;!j, of Bryan, Tex. Th<' two "''er e af'(long 14 blacks charged Wllh a r acial assault on six white Mannes in a barrac-ks room last "iO\ 13 Th<> blacks :..aid the~ thou~ht they "en• m \ ading a Ku Klux Klan meeting r.a ... t \H't'k . the Court or \lihtar:. t\ppedls in Wa:.hingtc111. Anita•• Out Singer Anita Bryant blames hlacklistrng for the can- <:ellatmn of her prospective TV show m M1 am1 Beach. The producers dropped the show because of "extensive national publicity'' over her stand against a gay rights ordinance. (Story Page A4.) Modern Education Spotlighted Sunday Progress and new trends wlll be spoUighted Sunday tn articles on topics from pb.alosophy and m edicine to film m&Juna and hotel promotions. ROCKIN ' SOCRATES - Philosophy teachers are tuning In on computers, rock muaiclan's messages and oth er new methods to leach their age-Old dtacipllne to a generation of stu- dents reared on popular culture. Teachers touch on stt. d)'tna II.Id lotic ln Sunday'• edition. (suNDAY'S BEST J effort is outlined on Sunday't BuslMss Page. FREAKY FILM -To create hls horror movie "Tbe S.nt.illel;' director Mlchul Winner b-1 to show the armJes at Hell. Be chose to me not costumed fttras, but real freaks. Rex Reed ln· tcrviewa \V'ba.qer on the Enter- talnM•t P , DISEASE D£1"1tATEO? - MIAMI'S DOLDRUMS -Tbe. ~ •ny ot lh4' tl&uunds of m•enetic draw of F1orida'a ~ •~Ila s ln the U.S. ney World hu helped emJ>ty \lie no 1oftlfl' fac:e troubled Uves and botela ln MlamJ, but the eh;J Is horrible deaths th•nkt lo a new1 battllnt bac:k with etroru toJure dnaf tla&t conttt>la bleedlnJ. 'lbe • MW trede throu1h advertJami, story o( the treatment la ln tho • promotions and •ambllnf. Tboir. -Pilot '1 Sunday pq • - '1 • I D C . ordered <'tght blacks tlreed, agrel'tng with ctefense attonweys that their con~nemcnt was ii· legal I n the ca.-.(• of the other ftlur, charges against one were dropped in return for testimony, two were <'on vicled of redls!e<l (h ar~es and the other was ac- qu1tt<'d SpenC'er was freed 'nlmday and Bishop on Wedne-sclay in rc·sporu;e to appeals to Marine M 8J Walter r' Flato, camp Pendleton magaslrale. Spencer 1s charged on three counts or attempted murder and three counts or assault as well as c-on:..p1 racy to commit assault. Bishop is named in si~ counts oe assault. 1bey And t.bc other eight face gcmeral~mnrtt al. F1remen Quell Cypress Blaze Orange County fi reri ghters baUled 30 mfhuta early today to hrin~ a $42,000 honse fire in Cypress under control, according to fire officials. The re were no inJuries to either occufants of the house at 4372 Pear Cucle or to the hretnt11 who Coudrt the blaze, of· fi<'i all said. Tbey eattmated the damage to the ~ ta the 12 :05 a.m . fire at $22,• -.cf the damage to the home's cODteftu at $20,000. Nude Photos Of Rosalynn? NEW YOftK (AP) -Hustler Magazine pablisher Larry Flynt says he doan'\ regret publishing pho~ographs et a nude Jac- queline &A!nM!lb' Onassis, and that if lie pt flald of pictures ahowlng First Lady Rosalynn Carter • die wde he would publilb them. Flynt, serrteftoeed to seven to 25 · years in pnson in Cincinnati two weelu aao •• pornography daac1ea, 5 fl-et • SSS,000 bail whne appeaJin& the conviction. He made the statement about lhe pictures in a taped interview aired en NBC"'s "Tomorrow" s how today. TM New Guy OnUIBJob WASHINGTON CAP) -Presl- d e nt Carter pleaded inex- perience when a teletype message be sent to Paris came out 1arbled on the other end.. Durlnt his visit to the State Dep.artmenl oo Thursday, Carter sat at a State Department teletype madllne and puocbed a meuaa• to a.a employe lo -Paril. He dldn't know bow lo make tbe caniqe return and how to ahlft to a new llne1 10 put ~ hia :m..,,...w•carRLed Younger· -~! ..... !!-!! .. ~r.tDI Snlle Younprimi.IQ that: be .... ~tor~ 1'• ~~:eu::::: •-..atMd~ b1 ~. t.batt•.wt1al, be ...... Yoa••r was in N~wpwt Be8dt 'ftaanday1otallt.to a.i t;ou Bepulallcan wea•'~ club mJd al luacb be appemed befor•b the Newpcwt &1ter hehaap Ola Tllo noo-caudlda.te dis•tmstd tbe .... lllu. he.leek at-& ID05t important ta b:ta oOlee--crime, jobe 8Dd water. He aaid be ia b~ leciala- Uon lntr'odueed by See. Georp Deukmejlu CB·l.Joq PiM.Ch) t• re-iutitutethe death Pf malty and be aaid be Uld otber la .w enfecce· meat leact.n will /Md not woell to map• <ml •a iaiilalive camJ)alln•in the eY'tol Df!Ukm:e. jian •• billtails.iD Slt«a~ The~ 6'-.al said ha la a1ao gtwnitng a •-'•r oo joba widl hual,w.eu leatiua~ Aaked it..,,..,m.U. wam 't aJittte out~ biaJJDeol ~-AUA>mey ~neral, YOUl'.ger-'ezpilaiud lb.a1 be ta charged wttb: enl«cin& tbe at•te's bwl;,ness laws and he want.to wr1rk with businessmen to simplifi those codes to cre:Alc a better iAmosphere for business in the st:AJ.e. YOWJiger said h e wiU be holding anott'l•tr seminar of shtte leaders and ... water hnr;~rs" m a few weells to discuss water because be~ Utat the lines of authority in handllnl( potential water· re- . 'ri!'r F'!i!!Nflr..S, tm hon.in& are not legally delined with adequate clarity. Ont? audience member a1>· parenlly felt that Younger's up- coml~ programs were airoed at a 197S JU1.beroa\oru1l campa.1.gn, :,o he a:>lu.'r~· =y ... al aofU MoW>O tQMblbilc:Hl· Jw.!p1ftil JUUPY\ ll'lt.1 Diec bil J>Ollttell !*re iQ • fleel ~ Yt>tlllUr w..s quite candid about biA· upic.a· c~os toJulber -olfi~•. allboulll he Olal~tltled. ll\a' bis vl~i\ lo Ne~ beach a.ud bl• uoocnn- iQ&' cootuenees aa. jt>bs ud wa.ter ~o!Ol campa'&ll.¥l~ He said he-~vqliJi pPUtical slrel\&Ul I~ i0t Orte&I\ San D.ecQ and. Los AD&ef95 Cowttles aJ¥i ~ is Coia&. tn rel.y ort Utat strengtb.to carry biro. tb~ tlle PJ'ial u;y. even. ~ib tie Ci libtY to be facing San Diego M.nor Pete Wilson and Los Angeles Pali~• ObMI Ed J>avb. YOUfl8er said he-doea't U\;.r.k Demo.eutte Governor Jerry Brown la Uwtoeibte. ~tultrly if the Repubbcans put up the "right kind of candidate." Wh.at is the riPi kind ol can- diM.\o? 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It's the nutritiooal answer to healthier. more be-autifol indoor a nd. outdoor plants. lawns. trees and hillsid~ plantings! No other f ertillter oan do more! I ga1..a. •ecJ. 5.99 SM.11 ... ICE s3••· , . ·~· \ t ! ON TllE SOAD: Back ln Wu.b.lngton, the govel'J)ment ls fiahtins with ltaell a1aln. Thll l time the battle is over the na· 'JSonwlde spetld limit of ~ rnlles 1fer hour. 1 On the one hand, an outfit · ~ailed the National Hl&hway !l'ralfic Safety Administration I j>p declared ita surveys show ~Jfaost Americans favor the SS .... Miles per hour limit. .~Contrary to this, the U.S. ~eneral Accounting Office atecJares ita studies show that ipore than half of America's ~vers are breaking the speed Sp. ;::.rhe ~nenl Accounting peo- Ple ~ that speeds on our 1'l,1bways have been creeping up- ward since the 55 limit was adopted in 1973. YOV REMEMBER 1973, don't you? That was the year of the al- leged great gasoline shortage "lbere motorists were lined up all across the land to buy fuel. Pump prices skyrocketed. Nobody real-lY. complained about the price. It was the supply that we all fretted .about. , Now those long gasoline lines have gone away. Petroleum ex- perts, however, still warn we bave a gasoline shortage. Pump pcices, of course, have stay~ up and even crept a little higher. But that doesn't suprise you. You haven't seen anylhini go down anyway. Despite all this, the General Accounting Omce people insist that with the easing of gasoline lines, speeds driven by Americans have been inching up- ward. The study indicated slightly more than 50 percent of drivers are breaJung the 55 limit. In 14 s tates, 75 percent of out motorists are blazing along at more lban55. All o( this might lead you to suspect that the two government agencies are at odds. The traffic safety bureau says on the one hand that most Americans favor M while the General Accounting study says most motorists roar along over the limit. THE TRUTH OF IT all 1s. however, that both agencies are at least partly nght You know the General Ac- l'<>unting people are nght. You try driving S5 on our freeways and it's worth your life Try crawling along at that legal speed out there and you 're l.Jkel) te have a tanker truck or bus in your back seat. On the other hand, the traffic nfety people are correct too. Most of us do favor the 55 mile per hour bmit for certain peo- ple under spec1hc cond1t1ons. We favor 55 or less for the 1tid with the dune buggy who bves down the block.. EVERYBODY FAVORS H -wben they abruptly learn they have company out on the freeway in the form of a California Highway Patrol unit All of a sud- den, everybody 1s doing 55 It was like somebody pulled a switch On the other hand, you are agaJnst M when the guy nght in front of you 1s doing it and you're late for the show. And as fOI' the motonst out there wbo is always roaring altong al 72 mpb. you can get him to vote in favor of the 55 miles per hour bout too. He'll tell you 1t 's okay for everybody he Just passed. ' I Proud Parents Mr. and Mrs. 0 . P. Simpson of Mansfield. Ohio, pmudly show off their daughter, Tyanne Marie, born Feb. 16. This is the 15th child for the 74-year-old Simpson, and the third child in his four-year marriage to his third wife, Kathleen, 40, a feat doctors said was impossible. "This is the last one," Simpson said Thursday as he passed out cigars. Gay Denies Singer · 'Blacklist' Victim MIAMI (APl -A leader of Miami's homosexual community disputes singer Anita Bryant's cla1ms that pressure from gay activists caused her to lose a chance al a television series "She wants to cause gays to lose their JObs and she complains beeause she lost a job," Bob Kunst said. "The lady is a hypocrite." Tbe latest round in an increasingly bitter dispute began Thursday when Miss Bryant. a vocal foe of a Dade County ordinance that bans discriJllinatlon against homosexuals in housing and employment, called a press conference l>ECLARlNG THAT "the blacklisting of Anita. Bryant has begun." she released a telegram from a producer who cited "extensive national publicity" for the cancellation of a prospective television series. The telegram was sent by ilarry Drucker, president or Tele-Tactics. a New York television production firm. "We sincerely regret that the extensive national publicity ansmg from the controversial political activities you have 'been engaged in . prohibit us from utilizlllg your services," the telegram said. BOB GREEN, Miss Bryant's husband and business manager, said the proposed show was to be a talk-and-variety series underwritten by a sewmg machine company. He S8ld the pilot was to have been filmed next week. "They had told her that a contract for the entire series was coming down in the mail and everything was hunky-dorr." Green said. "They asked her to call a very important guest to line her up for the show." Green said the guest was FtrstLady Rosalynn Carter, and that Miss Bryant and Mrs. Cart.er had dilcuased the possibility of an appearance during a subsequent telephone call. No agreement had been reached. MISS BRYANT, 37, and the mother of four children, was Miss Oklahoma in 1959 and was second runner-up in that year's Miss America contest. She later sang on televlsion shows, appeared in s ummer stock productions and represented soft drinks and the Florida citrus industry in TV ads. She appeared last month at a Dade County Commission hearing to testify against the ordinance. It passed, but Miss Bryant and other opponents formed a group called "Save Our Children, Inc." Thr group has been trying to persuade the commission to reconsider its vote. MW BRYANT said she's afraid that under the ordinance, homosexuals will teach in public schools, providing what she calls a "role model for impressiooaJble young people." "Homosexuals cannot reproduce, so they must recruit," sh~ said. "And to freshen theu· ranks. they must recruit the youth of Amenca.·· Kunst said homosexuals have not pressed for economic sanctions against Mi ss Bryant "She took the chance of people, mainly straight people, disagreeing with her when she began her campaign," he said. ·'She's the one who decided to begin the witchhunt. •· Nature Plagues Farme~ ~Jleavy Rain Bring1 FWoding to Ravaged Eaat H'9ft Lew 1•0 ., '1 ·'° ,.. .,. .s " ,. '° ll I' U I OS ..... SI 1' 11 II )4 I .. SJ .U 07 n • tl n ,. ,, ,. ~ 41 ,, n ,.. ,. ,. " " ~ n .. ~ et .17 u " .01 ,, .. _,. Sf l1 ,, ,, 10 ,. M .. "4 1t .M ... _... .. .,. .. ....... .,. .,.,..,,..., ~ """°"'" "'"'"° ae•oncr ,...,,,,. 11 s •• e1 c--· '12 f7 ~ WKrf'M .._, .. \WH _,.,., Ml lloOflnt lo ti.. elr•ady winier· .c> I.JO rewltfed c.tt. so M••VY -,." 111 ''-llooln ... ·" 4t ' 12 0 .a. 31 .1. u ,,, • .n 14 tt «) .. 21 •• ,. " .. nsylwotnta, N.-Yori<, Ollto •nd WHt vtroatnte One Womotn ... , •llf9d Tl'IUrMlay Wflell WW W4K ..... of 1~10 • draln.ge dllcll '"' o! lkltM-.,,, ..__ ~ ~,.order ugiµi~a Holds. Aii.1.ericans NAIR§m. JC~f• (AP> -Prealdent Idi Amln today ordered all AmsleW ln Ufa 9da to meet wlth him Mondi.)' and told hla security fore.~ preven aa. '¥of them Jeavinc the country before that, Usanda radlol&ld. An Jntonnation M,'1ilatry aP<*,eaman, readied"by the Associated, Prus by telepho oe frorn Wuhlnaton, said tbe•A.'<Derlcans borders Kenya in East Mrlca, will befreetoleave, lf th,ty wish, estimate the number or after U. Mooda,y meeUna. Americans there at 2.SO. ''Thee'• no cause for a.'arm. "President Carter has ex- Tbere'a no cause for fear at._ 'U," pressed alarm and fear about the be added. American commw;uty here and The aovernmcnt radio quot~ i the president (AmJn) bas a.s"ed Amlo as telllna resional ad-them to meet him on Monday to minhtrative afflcers to question tell tbem what ~ happening, but the Americana in adn.ace o( the ,'>t.berwiae there is no problem re- Monday meeUn1 and ask thetn g .. v~ the_ Americans her~," whether~ laave been harassed the tnfonnation spokesmao s.ud. in Uganda~ wbeUu~r they wish •vi'.bey are all happy an~ I can to remain bl the country. aaJ~·re you Uiey are goi.ng to Officials in Uganda, whlch stay," he said. 2 Cosmonauts Back to Earth AML 'liJ'S BAN on American de- parture.~ came two days after be charged that the United States, Britain s.. nd Israel planned to drop para\ roops into U gat\da in support ot a.., alleged plot to over- throw hi~. The U.S. t \tate DeparP!lent Mter 19 Days said the para troop accusa~ was absurd. , • In rielerence tt • today s order probll>itiS'g Amt. ·ricans from leaving Upnda, the' White llO\J.&e J>tHs office fsiued L '\ stalemW\t whlcb said, "We are reviewing the ~it~tion with con ~ern and ftlO(!i&elin( it closely. \\ t ~ !D toufb•-witb the Federal lh\publlc of Germany which is repnisent- ing United S4ltes diplomatil • In· terests in Uganda. and they 1:1.o.'Ve assured us that they will take J1 U possible measures to protect U .~. interests. MOSCOW CAP> -Two Soviet cosmonauts returned safely lo earth today after 19 days in space, Moscow Radlo announced . Col. Viktor Gorbatko and Lt. Col. Yuri Glu.kov made a soft landing 21 mU~s northeast or Arkalyk, a town in the northtm part of the Soviet Asian republic of Kazakhstan, 11 the news agency Tass ~ported. "The cosmonauts feel fine after landing "said Tass It said t~ey successfully completed the program or research aboard the orbiting Salyut-5 space station which the two cosmonauts of Soyuz-21 started last July. "THE RESULTS o r the scientific explorations produced by the two crews will be used in the interests of the national economy, science and technology and also for the development of new spacecraft," the report said. Gorbatko . th e fli g ht commander, and Glazkov. his flight engin~er. were shot up from the Soviet launching site in Asia on Feb. 7 aboa rd the Soyuz-24 spacecraft They hnkcd up the next day with the Salyut 5 space laboratory. The space station 1s contmwng its orbital flight, Tass said MEANWHILE, the last American ambassador to Ugan- da has called.?9 Pres ident Carter to expel the ygandan delegation from Wasbttigton .. as a sign of just outrage about the murders of thousands of Ugandans " ··A stench comes forth from everytlung associated with Id1 Am1n," said Dr. Thomas Melady, who was recalled from lht..> African nation in 1.973 ·after repeated civil rights violations by the regime of president ldi Amin. ··My report to the United States in 1973 was that the guy is a brutal tyrant, he can't be trust- ed and he murders people." Melady said. Melady said that during his stay he saw "increasingly large numbers of people, a good number of whom I knew, just dis- appear." ~caw •• e Four members of a con· servative coalition, formed to provide oppositi..on to Carter administr~tion p0licies, are, clockwise-frQm top left, N.H. G<>v. Meldrim Thompson, ex-Calif. Lt.LQ<>v. John Harmer, U.S. Welfare Chief Robert B. Carleson, and William Rusher, publisher of National Review. ,. City to Sue Over Phantom Killer Film TEXARKANA, Ark. <AP> The city council has voted to sue the producer of tbe movie ''The Town That Dreaded Sundown, 11 for advertising that ''a phantom killer still lurks the strem of Texarkana, Ark.•' City Attorney Joe Griffin said the suit was prompted when city officials visited Washington, D.C., and were ktdded about the , advertisement. JOHN STROUD, an attorney for producer Charles Pierce. said Pter:•e already has asked the dis- tribut. ")!"$ of the film. American Intern .. tional Pictures, to change the ad1> ert1sements, which ap- pear oh t e levision and in newspapc• ·to The mov. '" 1s based on the Phantom J(i\ ler murders, which occurred bet\ ween March and May 1946. No , 1ne was ever ar- rested for the .. 'lurders of five persons. Indictment b~'ven MADRID. Spain CAf'l -:--A Mad rid court today in~'\Jcted Manano Sanchez-Covisa, th~ na· tion's No 1 right-wing extrem'\st, and three Itall;ins for terrorism.· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~~------~----~~~--~· MR~~~~ ~ft{CIAL~ I I informative ... entertaining ... useful and only in your Saturday DAILY PILOT ENTERTAINING stories, features and pictures of special interest to young readers appear in and near Uncle Len's corner of each Saturday Daily Pilot, including Ask Andy, Letters from Ellie and a weekly news quiz. HELPFUL TIPS and timely news for outdoor and indoor gardeners·, plus yard and home maintenance information. COMPLET·E WEEKEND STOCK TABLES for full New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange lists ... week's highs, lows, close and volume . GET ACQUAINTED with area _ churches and their activities in the Saturday church pages. our tarn<>U9 O\ME -A- UNES \ SHOP THOSE GREAT BARGAINS in the famous Daily Pilot Dime-A-Line classified ads. No merchandise priced over $25 DON'T MISS THESE SATURDAY SPECIALS AND. MORE IN YOUR . ,. L I .. ~-.:· l!Fraud Cine Sought. S/µin Woman's Brie~ Humed LOS ANGELES (AP)-8acramento~ W Ibey are iili"chln1 lhe brteteue 01 a murdered woman beca\,ale her hutba.nd believes the bag con- talna ~led proof of fraud by ottlclals. lllcbael Della aaJd dwina a televitlon Jn· Mean•blle. Los Anieles police officials be&a,Q modtratiaa l&atementa made earlier Thursday that the kllllng in Sacramento last w~ cl Mrs. Delia, 35, of South Pasadena, was related to about 20 othe{ mu.rden. DAILY PILOT . ·41 Alien Mo1int CALEXICO, Calif. (AP) -llle1al aliens are entering the United , States from Mexico ln t.rvlew ay that b.la •tran1ed witll, Ellen • Anne Delia. a5. WU Clrrylne "documen1*! proof that tbere were certain a1encles (city and county) that were ustna federal funds fraudulentl,y." But lnvestlgators said Mrs. Delia's death may have been related to another Los Angeles sla)'ing last month. A police spokesman noted that Robert Mark Lewis, 51, who was shot to death last month, was a friend of Delia's. r ecord numbera, and border petrol officers say they are losing the battle to control tbe now. . Della, interviewed on KNXT news. said, "My wile told me it would be aometblng like Watergate, but here on a local level." He said ~bout ball the in· formation can be reconatruct.ed. Lewis reportedly helped secure funds for the Get.Going Halfway House an East Los Angele! re. habilltatioo center for ex-felons, where Delia is' ex- ecutive director and bis wife worked. "It's a very serious situation," says Henry Felchlin, chief of the El Centro border patrol station which covers Callforma's Imperial Valley and San Bernardino County~ FBI Arrests Trio In Co// ee Scheme SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Three men who allegedly stole 12,000 pounds or coffee and "advertJsed" the blae!k market brew over citizens' band radio have been arrested by FBI agents. Several purchqers of the cut-rate coffee beard it was stolen and notified authorities, who arrested the trio Thursday. A truck carrying 500 cases of FoJgers c0ffee -valued at $3&,000 -was stolen en route from San Francisco to Denver. The CllQpty truck was found the next day. The FBI sa.Jd 70 of the missing cases have been recovered. A?Tested were three California residents, Danjel Fernandez Basque, 37, of Dublin, an employe of lllinois California Express Co .. charged with theft from an interstate shipment ; Nikolas Rizzo, 30, of Haywar<J , an employe of the same firm, and Clifford Ortiz 38 of Hayward, a tire worker, both charged with possession of ' g~s stolen {rom an interstate shipment. Nortlan-te CaUlorttla Otte Fafr Side• By The A.i.sociated Pres~ High pressure is rebuilding over the state and fair slues were expected for most of Northern California through Saturday. The National We ather Service forecast a threat of showers near the Oregon border today and Saturday with a chance of snow in the Mount Shasta-Siskiyou area. Jn the San Francisco Bay area a pleasant weekend was predicted with temperatures warming up to highs m the mid 50s lo mid 60s Saturday. ( State GUl"Ofl l•po•n 2-W'e~lc BullcHa9 Baa J GILROY CAP> -This tiny town in fast.growine Santa Clara County has enacted a two.week ban on new building while city of· Cicials huddle on plans to am pose a tax on further building permits. In a 4.3 vote Wednesday, the City Council banned issuance of re· sidential land multiunit permits. The ban will allow the council at least two weeks to work out details of a new "impac;t fee" with the Gilroy Unified School District. A fee of $480 would be levied against new construction in so.called impacted areas where schools and other facilities are overcrowded. Teett c.__,ttftl to Cl' A tor Slawf .. SAN LUIS OBISPO CAP>-A Templeton teenager convicted of tnurdering bts 15-year·old sister was ordered committed Thursday to the California Youth Authority for psychiatric ~amination. Superior Court Judge Wiekson Wool pert suspended en min al prb· oeedings against Victor Alfi en Jr. pending the 90·day psych1atnc and medlcalexammation. Alfieri, 18, was convicted two weeks agoofsecond·degree murder in ihe multiple stabbmg death of his sister, Laura, last August near th$rbome. C..Tt• Nbrn Stdt .. Airport N~ SAN DIEGO <AP> -The California 4th Court of Appeals says hundt·ed.s of residents in the Lindbergh Field neighborhood cannot sue lhl'! airport for no1se damages caused by airborne planes. The ruling was in a s uit by more than 900 residents who claimed damaO!S on grounds the city's major airport was negligent and creat- pl tresr.•asses and nuisances by allowing flights to come in over re- ~i,dentiai\ sections. ~--------------------------- Light snow fell on 6,000-foot-high Mt. Laguna east of Sap Diego Thursday and David Sada, 2, broke out his toboggan to take ad· vantage of the rare treat. His parents operate a general store· post office-lodge in the tiny mountaintop community. "We've already caught more than 2,250 this month compared to 1,582 in February of last year," be &aid. Plan Asks Less Use of Electricity The border patrol uses helicopters and -----------------------------electronic surveillance Rain Does Little Good SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The California Public Utilities Com- mission is expe:ted to order next week a ··voluntary" 10 percent reduction in the use of electricity by drou ght-beleaguered customers. No New Storms Forecast to stop illegal aliens. But for every person ca u ght, two and sometimes three are known to get through undetected. A total of 870,000 il· legal aliens were ap- preheuded across the nation last year, com- pared to 790,000 the year be{.~re. The proposal was added to the agenda late in the PUC's regular weekly conference Wednesday but action was defcn·ed because only three members were pre· sent and more time was desired ·'to refine the order.·' THE PLAN CALLS for customers of all utilities under the PUC JUrisdiction to reduce their usage of electricity 10 per- cent below the kilowatt hours consumed in the correspond.mg months for 1976. Under the proposal, utilities would report. to the PUC on suc- cess of the voluntary plan 15 days after at became effective and then weekly thereafter. Those publ.tc utilities not under PUC jurisdiction also were urged to embrace such a program. By The Asso<:lated l»res11 It rained again in California but only in the extreme north and in th e south, leaving farmers in most or the state dry. Weathermen said the reason for Thursday's widespread sunshine was the return of a high pressure ridge that had earlier gone away to permit two storms to shower central and northern parts of the state. National Weather Service meteorologist David Wise in Sacramento said no new storms are an saghl through the weekend THE PROPOSED order. it was reported, said the 10 percent curtailment is necessa ry "WE HAVE A good because the abnormally dry W'\n· weekend abead to make ters of tbe last two years had re· the skiers happy.·· said suited in a hydropower shortage. George Reiner or the Pacific Gas & Eleclric normally state Drought Informa· gets 25 percent of its electricity lion Offices, "but not the fr om hydro power , while farmers." Southern Califomaa Edison gets He said there were 35 10 percent from that source. i 0 c h es 0 r s n 0 w at Tbe PUC noted the Pacific Norden. on Interstate 80 Many farmers were in Sacramento for more hearings on how to di vi de 320,000 acre.feet of state water that Southe rn Ca l i f ornia's Metropolitan Water Dis· lrict agreed to let the north retain. ALLOCATIONS MAY be announced today. said Department of Water Resources deputy chief Bob James. MWD also signed an aereement to shut off state project water to Metropolitan wathm 10 days, wtuch will allow 80,000 acre.feet to be held in ce ntral California's San Luis Reservoir for summer emergency use. But pumps at the Tehachapis will conltnue to provide water for distncts with no other sources. In San Francisco, Sen. Edmund Muskie (D- Maine>. told reporters that the West could ex- pect to find Washington "very sensitive to your needs." questing cuts in funding for power and irrigation proj~cls, including $40 million for Auburn Dam in California. You're a customer. Not a shopper. Shoppers ore chose anonymous bodies octoched co cold cash You·11 find them nearly . everywhere Ac Fashion Island. we think of people os cuscomers. Thoe 1s, people who come bock. Friends So we treat chem hke we expecc co see them ogo1n. Warmly. Fashion Island 1s o spect0I shopping experience Wach open·o1r courtyards and over 60 fine scores It's a place where people ore specaol. So when you're tired of being treated like another shopper in o crowd, experience Fashion Island Where things ore wormer fot che socisfoction of our customers. ,- FASHION} ISLAND _>, - NEWPORT @CENTER Northwest normally supplies near Donner Summit, MUSKIE ALSO said California wi~h its s.urplus compared to five mches the Carter administra- hydropower ~urmg the wurter se a week ago. Norden had tion should have waited that there·wtll be more energy 35 inches at the same for more information available in the summer. But this I tame last year from states before re- wmter has been the driest in his· -----·----------------------------tory for the Pacific Northwest and little or no power has been sent toCalifomaa. Maine Sells Bonds AUGUSTA. Maane <AP> - Mame sold $15.4 million in state bonds today at an interest rate of slightly more than 4.5 percent in the hrst test of the state's credit rating since two Indian tnbes laid claim to 60 percent o( the state's land ttUllR1 -i_Jf SELLING FUN FOR 52 YEARS ttURll1 . I 4 "£'£.... . ... ea , SUPER 1 e1G 1tlS!···\ ~~.. 0 SPORT DAYS AFTER ' .• \ SPORTING GOODS SHOPS SKI BOOTS.~. '/; NEVER BEFORE DISCOUNTS LIKE THIS •••• THIS IS IT! • OR~ll • 14RITAGE • HENRIDON • BAKER • HEKMAN • MASTERCRAFI • WIEMAN • HIBRITAN ·~·, 1.. ALL fht liM ............ cmtd dotWRcJ. Ho clstr.ss buys #roM eKA~Ge~.. ----.-S-K_l_P_Q_l-ES, ~,.._ IWl••ac• ... ""'::'o=~;._EAsEt • • • -- Final Weekend (Lr:t'il1n9 .raoi110s-. a la1Y/'' .rt·!('( 11011 rl/u! a tooru'«-7,til o)po1•//1111(1J lo bca1~/~l ~t>111· !10111t·. ~II/ ////;i~f 0 111' r BRAND N"\ME QUALITY LINES OF re SUBSTA~'TIAL SAVINGS Chocm• /rom 11!lttltd groups from Dreul, 1JtntQff, & HCIJTedtm AU ~11,«Juctd for lhu Mid·Wlntn ~. 1'obWou ~lectao" o/ ~nm ftmdtvr4' • OiJ • fo tncl1.IM 'P«lal Ol"dar1 °" ftlela ml'IW brandl cu Woodmark, Slwniil, Marot C."irlOft, Staiiion Coopn, It Vcmguan1. .~ m nmo to 111e10 llM! aating.~ of qVol.''411 ~l'7tilhfng1 reductd fipteioUJI for ~ Free Delivery and Design Service Available. ·, . I.ACUNA lfACH )ti Nor1ti eo.t ttwy. 1714) 494 Cl6S1 1£ 40 %. -.. WE MUST SELL! Tllmk °:.!t!: ~t.;lothlncJ i OFF 40°/o to 112 PRICE .~ YCHI c•'t afford HOT to buy tt. Ta .. od•ClfttocJe of thfs fantasffc ~ • GLOVES .___ ... r....;...geBC...;_,,offer!_._--.--___ ___ ~1 •1 h 2 • SKI • SKIS i "/~ OFF aOTHING 4ALMO%os0r ALLOFF ; • PARKAS Y2 PRICE ~I ~ )> PRICE ~ 0 ~ ~I • DOWN VESTS ~I 1/2 OFF • SKI SWEATERS 1/2 OFF ~ --------------------. • < > • BOOT & SKI BAGS 1/2 OFF ~HATS UNDERWEAR 50% OFF •SKI RACKS Y2 OFF •PANTS/BIBS Y2 PRICE • TURTLE NICK SHIRTS V2 OFF ~ 8 • TENNIS SALE! MEYER IEFOIE PllCES RACKETS: .... DURA fl• AWtL 4'.00 TAMAHA COWOSITI H .00 PINN WI..... 2'.H TA 0Avt$CMICI II.ti UWAIAll WOOO 2Ut $'~ mlSM 47.50 SPA~ WOILD CUP JUG DUM ... -..ss 69.00 JLOO DATt$ WY IUTt 44.10 ZL50 DA Yts CLUSIC I 41. H 24.50 DOMMAY WOOD 46.IO 14.tl NEWPORT BEACH I FUMIOM lSUND • IM-2111 __ ,.. ... I SALi 24.00 17.11 tUI JUO IUI JUI 11.00 1150 ILOO n .oo Juo Sl'ICIA.L IUY 11. ti lf'ICIAL. IUY 6.91 IPIC&AL IUT I UI . :· .. ... ·-..... .. ·, ·-: ":. ~ ... '· •' . \ .. ... ., .. .,.. •. . I I I 'I -\ t t .. " ·' .... L I I ,. A recent $25.000 ~ told <>rant• county. While some hospitality efforts of this nature are SU)MI: vlaan haW they Ddlbt· t.mor e the=• common to festivals, sbowa and similar entertain- metbod of awatding a.rcb1teetuf8l ud eo . 1 ments, and the bill can be covered by fair revenues, eontracta. ~;:::;.;:;=~=.--~-=-M.U:~~-that county f.alrs ut.sme of their operati.Da But the five 6Upervbc:n dedded the; like thiDIS funds fim Ule atste sugests that such adivit,y the way they are. And the wa, they-are is a leftover sbouldbecoosiderablymarellmited. from the spoils system that abo9Jd haw pa.ssed from '1'be oomina aboard ol a new and apparently well the acene longi ago. F1nt: ~ ltaft DOin!Dat ex-pert---manager ls a eooct Ume for Uie Orange three qualllled contractcn. Tbm, at·a .publlc meet-~Fair Board to tborou&blY revt.• all of its tng, a su~ (usually from the dfstriet involved) operatiom, With a view to Improved admlnlstraUon. selects oue of the three nam1Dees for the cootract more1 open dlscussions In m•ngs, improved rela- 1 award. Without excepti~ the board votes approval lions with its neighbors -most notably the city or of this personal selection. Costa Mesa -and a generally improved publlc im· It'• a marvelous way to reward campaign con-age. trlbut.ors. And if you don't think ao. take a look at the heavy doDors who contribute to county supervisor campaigns. · Therefore, it's no mystery why supervisors dis· regarded $25,000 worth d Pepperdine College advice to change the system in favor of accepting staff rat· ings of conb'actors best qualified for each job. After all, what better way is there for a supervisor~ reward campaign contributors and to insure himself longevity in office than to have the un- questioned say in wbQ gets the county contracts? Fair Hospitality The revelation that Orange County Fair Board directors spent $6.000 during the llMiay fair last July on food. liquor and an air-conditioned hospitality trailer operation to treat themselves, their families and guests is hardly world-shaking. But it does represent at best. an activity that Expensive Stalling Orange County supervisors last week approved expenditure of $200,000 for a consultant's study of re· gionalpart plans. By itself. that's no big deal when the vast amount of money planned to be poured into the county park system is considered. But the $200,000 isn't the first dollar spent in re- cent yea.rs on open space or park studies. In 1973, there was a massive $300,000 open space study that quickly found its way to the bookshelf when it became controversial. And last fall an in-house study was shot down before it reached the planning commi:;.,ion. What has happened when it comes time to make some hard, long range decisions, is that the stall begins. ""' .·· • .. needs to be quf~tiooed by the falr directors and con- ' sider ably cut back in the future. 1 Directors insist they were obliged to entertain 1 visiting bigwigs from other fairs, public officials, en- 1 tertainers, judges and the press. Records show I separate budgets for some of these groups, however. Recent boards of supervisors have gone a long way in making up lost ground on the development of parks and open s pace_ And the county is in the park business already in a big enough way to know what the cost versus the benefits are. •• "How does th.is sound? 'Dear Cangress -If you. want to sett:; t I Why We Must Get Healthier ( S)'DNEY HARRIS) 'l'beq)l&s at Large: I expect that pretty soon they'll be making medicines so potent that only patients in ti~top shape Will be able to take them without suffering disastrous slde«fects. <Which su11ests a corollary to Parkinson's law: "The IJM*& po-tent the drug, the beaJtbier you have to be to withstand lL") An "avant-garde" thinker is someone who would repudlate his own ideas as soon as a suffi- cient number of the public ~gan to accept them. Maturity does not mean, as many wrongly im.agine, the shed- ding or represaio.g oftbecbildish- ness within us; Ntber, it means subduiQI, incorporationg, and expressing the cbildi.sbness in u.s in a more appropriate form, so that even in old qe we retain a tang of youlbfuJness. When a first-rate writer off'ers us a second-rate ~ we should temper our criticism with the re- membrnnce of Maugham's re· mark "Only the mediocre person is always at his best.·· I have never heard of anyone remaining in favor of capital ~hment wbtle a member ol the family was under sentence; tbe majority are in favor of this pt'lnilbment only because they cannot conceive lt being meted •t to anyoae they would know. Most lytn1 1s dooe to oneself. your uncle alive and well, e:rtend the Clean Air Act : Now, it's decision-making time. not time to order up another costly study. deadline qain!' ,, Dear Gloomy Gus Gov. Brown says to reduce water consumption in California. Water com- pany officials say to re· duce consumption will cause rate increases to off- set lost revenue. Looks like the old pocketbook squeeze play is on again. M.J.M. Gtoomt GllS comments art~"" re.dfl'1111d do not Htttt.Mffy,......,. vle.n Of lhe newsP""per. S.... V-P9t Pff¥9to Gloomt Gn. O.llt PilOC.. aod then transmitted to others. the real snag in communication is not verbal or social. but emo· tional, in that honesty in ex pression depends upon sell· honesty in our feelings. Proof that what we want 1s not justice but partiality lies in the fact that m time5 of adversity we wooder why misfortune should happen to us, but we thoughtless· ly accept times of felicity as be-1.nc our due. For every one person who fOrfeits success by an act or stupidity, a do%en forfeit 1t by try· log to be too clever at the wrong tilQe. The juvenile element io men remains a lifelong motivating force: tho&e men generally work best who conceive of their work asa "game.·· In periods of chaos and trans1· tion. such as now. those wbo call for "the restoration or order" are usually for the restoraling of the oJd order. and not for any new or· der, which might be more equita · hi e than the old Coatradteiietu ta D.C. Bus Debate Reveals Hypocrisy:· W ASIDNGTON -The quarrel over compulsory school busing, a demon wluch haunted the Nixon and Ford administrations, is back and now Jimmy Carter must deal with him, it, or whichever gender applies. The demon never really left_ He was just meandering around courtrooms while learned men tried to decide what to do with him. But DOW Ally. Gen. Griffin B. Bell and U.S. Civil Rights Com- mission Chairman Arthur S. Fleming have let him out, and tempers will boil again. Before reconstruclina bow these two distinguished men managed to unleash this siruster spirit, it must be noted that the Carter Aclministration is rife with contradictory forces on the busing question. Samples: The President, a millionaire, is skeptical or compulsory busing to achieve racial balance in public schools. Yet his children have all attended majority-black enrollment public schools; his daughter is enrolled in such a school in the District of Columbia -a fact which caused many liberals here to hide in the closet. The Vice-President, not a millionaire, snpports com· pulsory busing, etc. Yet be ul· t1mately decided to send his children to private, nearly all- white-enrollment schools, even thouch be lives in the same Dis· trict of Columbia with bis Presi- dent Some liberals, upon bear· mg the Vice-President's wife an· nounce that their children would ( TB~HJ continue in private schools. opened the closet door a bit and peeped out. THE ATl'ORNEY 1"eneral said last weekend that the goislow ap- proach of the Nixon and Ford ad· ministrations on bustn, was okay with hlm. because the u.s_ Supreme Court was alJo moving that way. Yet, layer after layer of lawyers in the ClvU rights Division st Justice diaa&rees with him, and so do at least two of his top people: Judte Wade H. McCree , Jr., the Soltcltor General-designate, who would arg~ such cases for Justice before the Supreme Court; and Drew Days III, formerly No. 2 Jt'ieks 'Jimmy? L«>nld ,,.,.._ /in rNdy to tlllk emu /lmltJltlonl' man at the NAACP's Leeal Defense Funcl and now nominal· ed as assistant attorney general in cbar1e of Civil Ri1hts Division, meaning be will push school buBiq caaes. McCree and Days are eminent blacks. The Democratic leaders.blp on The Hlll ls not enthusiastic about compulsory busine, but ioes atona with tt as law-of-the.land. The Republican leadership ls plain against compulsory school busing but, being a weak mJnori. ty, mustt.ake a back seat. All these heavy _lncongruiUes might have remained dormant were it not for the one-two-puocbes delivered this past week by Bell and Fleming. Bell essentially said. "Go slow." and Flemming retorted, "No, No!" Flemming actually said : "We have concluded that metropolitan school d~a tion is a must if the constltuUonal ri1hts of today's children and Yount people to equal opportuni· ty are to be upheld.,. Flemming explained that school integration m\ISl cover larger areas. Thia means that ci- ty school systems must be inte- grated with those of adjacent counties, aod counties with cMher counties. To achieve this, busing will be required. Ab, that old trig· ger word, busing. CANT WAIT unW bouain« dis· crimlnation and neighborhood seveiatton problems are solved, the Civil Rights Commission declared, got to move now. Doesn't make any cllfference lf suburban school systems are autonomous. the c:ommlssion warned, most states bave the autberity to desecre1ate schools on a metropoUtan basis. That's what happened at Louisvill~. Ky., and loot at all the fUn they had. Somethin& like that migh't happen in WUmington and New Castle County in Delaware, wbe~ 88 percent of the city sebeol students are black and .95 percent of the eodnly student& are ~bite, and guess what's plann"4! The coYDl'nlssion planners, their brlefcues stuffed brimfu.1'. must decree, because that is their bustneas. The NAACP Leaat Defense Fund must sue, because that's its busines$, . Politicians and opinion-makers with seemingly Hberal consU- tueocle:a must thump COl' busing; because that's the way Georgl! Orwell predicted it would be ln "Animal Farm " ANYW~V. there is not <Jnl'Y hypocnsy m those who want everybody else to bus their cbildren, but not their own; there is also hypocrisy in what senators and representathes s•y to each other in prlVate abQalt bu4ing, and bow they vote a"4 act on it in public. A secret·v~ in either house would result .O!- the conclusion tbat bu.sing is:~ damnable remed_y indeed. ?,:: It is unnatural lo force rtM: breakup of neighborhood,. ~fl: Sen. Joseph Biden point,4 ~ "The Constitution does llOt ~ quire that ethnic or raclal com. munities be destroyed. It ~ quires only that no individual~ confined to them by IMY ." To assign studen•..s lo schoots on the basis of ra.te Is perver-Se because that's wl\at the 1954 d~· segregation de..tision was suf." posed to stop. Moceover, theres· no ·evidenc'6 tbat busing t.<l achieve racial ~alance improve( anybody's f'.Air.Jcation. Indeed, Jt usually me.k·es people bitter foCl polariust .. races. •· Gilmore: A Sorry Sort of Fol~ Hero rtnall>:, lf Dr. Arthur S. F1eaJs· mtn1 r-.f •is civil·righteop crowd ~ mean it, let th. fee, _. a lieel of yellow bus~ t•e tehootchlldren of t~ ?da11land and Virginia suburliJ ,3t.b the schoolchildren fb ~'uhlngton, D.C. • .. 1 That will never happen 'because an army of bureauc~ W ASH1NG1'0N-Gary Gilmore died thumblnr bii nose at 1odety. He 1utped dOWn tome contraband Qlslley and glared around the exet':utlon room. .. Let's do it;" he said tersely. Then a Utah firina squad did its lfimduty. Now a psychological study by hJs prison doctor sq-ceats that Gilmore may have stage· mana1ed bis own dramaUc exit. He cer- tainly b d the flair for it. He waa brtabt oU&h, with a senee of drama and a •a y with 'WOrdl. AcC'al'dllli to hll paychola,ic:al hl1tory, be was ••utremely holWe and aunuJve. ••He aften boiled over with ra1e. But be also bad a "predi1po1lt.ton for actlne out bebntor" ancl a mange ablUty to .m1nlpul1te Other peo. Pl•· Hil eonlliaenu.t ~ rt al ~at tie loll lmnat:rtt.rikef and or- PNllDd -..clde pa.eta bl other' himself. For example, he once reportedly mixed water wtt.b the blood from his wrists wounds to make the bleeding look wone" than it was. These incidents had their dramatic effecL But tbe ultimate drama for Gary Gilmore was the death wait at Utah state prison. The chief medical officer, Dr. Calvin Reed Brown, told us that Gilmore was fully aware of the impact he was having on a nation debating its first aecution in a decade. ' / I (JACK ANDERSON J Gilmore 4wina a physical ex- amlnatlon whether be really wanted to die. "You know I do," replied the convict. "The papers baveuidit." lie appeared always to have one eye oo the audience as be played out bis macho role. One ol his last requests Wa! for a copy of t.be Newsweek cover story on hlln. But for aheer drama. fevr scenarios could aurpa11 the lldd61 pact Ile made with bi. flaacee, Nicole Barr«t. He lured her into the ~~1 with rommtie PGIU7 ad uuw appeall. 'lbeD he ' lilD IQl'9 abe would tete a hthal dDle, while be ea~ Umhed his own overdoae. Dr. ISl'O'lt"D tOld •· Gilmore waa revived, no wone tor the experience, ln time to bask in the latest publicity. But poor Nicole, discovered by neighbors in the nick of time, barely pulled throucb. Said Dr . Brown: ••Gilmore waa a manipulator of people. of even his closest friends.'' The doomed man appeared nervous as be boarded the truck £or the execution room. Dr. Brown recalled. Yet Gllmort maintained his macbo manner until the end. He told tho cloc:tot that be hoped there were "no hard feelings" over his past con· duct. Dr. Brown asked whether Gilmore bad any last requtlltl. .. How about a bulletproof vesl?'' 1miled the condemned ldller. H• eon1tanU1 lloo1bt new thril1I tb.rouCh both ~rim• and aex. At aa early aa•. h ex· Derlmmted with bllaual rel•· lfons. Then be Joined a homoeex· ual aroup, ·thouc8 he bad no, bomosaual 'tendtnele1. fOI' •'t)t A uWma&e ID tbrW aeeklni ... Tt As led to "aerioua petaonallty oe- fe c ta," accorcllne to 'his psycbolopcal proftle. ( <some of whom li&ht a f aper wiiJ< for compulsory achoo busln'f; elected . offlclala. and opin~~ maken would rise ln major ctiioi flance, and Ulla place would bet rentuu.oder. ::, •• ~f ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT .. ~ Room N We~. PubUJhn ~· Thomo1 Kttu1I, Edtlor k "1 Barbaro Krnb1cli. tl £dUo"4l Page £dllor \'~ The editorial paee or the Dal~~ Piiot Hekl to lnCorm an(tf atlmol&te r.-c!ers by prescn\ln.c ~ cm thlt P•I• diverse commentary • on topic:. or Interest by syndicat· I ed cohunnllll and cartoonists, b)' • providing a Corum for readers'· vlewa and b)' presenlin& thl MWlq>aper'a opinion!'> and lde..- on current topics. The edltodeJ opinion• of the Dally Pilol o.ppcar, only 1n the; f'dltorlal rntumn at ll\f·. top of the P•ll•· Opinions U· • preutd by th~ columnists nd fart.oani•ll and letter writAtrs ,,_,,. l t dWn and na endqrsement of VI by , ihe Daily Pilot Id be h'lfcrftd. : flrid41. hi>. 25.19'1'1 ' :ITT l . nh' b 'b 'R ~ Term Long· Life-savin8 CI888 Set ;w ·a ter-s ~·.t:. u ar nnes H::i:N~~~~~-·•cardlo·Pulmonary Jl1nd~APf{1Uand29, ~e tifijd bY a proiecutor u ~esu..clW.lori ... a coune and May 1t and 30. the teller o1 mllllOM of 10. llfe-savtng techniques. Saturday duses run Shakeup. dollan lo heroin and co. c~.~~ by Oraoae ~:'S::.t:.·:.:cc·~: cahle to deatera ln 10 The ei1ht·bour course AprU21ancUlay21. cillea. baa bffn sen· will be offered in several The clusaes are free tenced to 15 years in sections. Friday sessions and particlpants need prlson. Wataon, 34• of are scheduled from s to enroll in cnly one aec· In1le~ood pleaded 10 p .m. ln OCC '• tton. For reservations merin& amoulder," according to insiders. Private ou.tbunta of pique by the news s. tars are avidly dis-cussed by staffers 1n the second floor cafeteria of ABC's headquarte!'1'. ... ",......~---.guilty. Handball bulldlnC March caU S.W.5a'> . JAN. 24-26 Tms MONTH ABC CHAIRMAN Leonard Goldenson told a Chicago interviewer that changes .-ould soon be announced to improve the ratings. Newa divialoo president Bill Sheehan waa quoted in ' Chicago paper as sayin1 ABC was coosldering movin& Miss Walters to Wu~ D.C. HERB FllEIUNDER LEISURE & RECREATION That, accordinc to a souree on the ABC staff, resulted in an a ngry confrontation between Sheehan and Miss Walters and a denial of the re-port. ANN•ES A$700 SHOW ... WIN A DATSUN! ' South Coast ?tua i. : IN 1BE ~ D&EB weeb. lbere have been 1:1ubU.he4 ~ that Mlss Wali.-.,anct her co- , f.Debor ll&rtY Reuoau aien 't tettlog alont and : Uiat ooo Ol tbem mi&bt step down. Tbett have ttso Sports president Arledge welshed In with these comments to columnist Swert.low: REBATE ON THE ---~---:::i----=-=-~--::---a-;;;~--- been rw:aora U.at a news diVi!lon man.,ement l:lhueup la.lJONible 1.Qd that ABC's wizard sports · uecutive, Rocme Art~se, will be brought in. : Atled&e la known to be reviewing ta~a o( each : evenlq'a •bow and making recommendations. And be bu mentioned that the addition of a star such as Howard Cosell in a sports slot on the evening pro- gram might help liven it up. One ABC' board director , in a private conversation, recently mentioned the,po~.lli ly of Arledge ta~iog over the news division. Asked to comment on that possibility, Arledge replied through an aide: "If Lsaid anyUung at all it could be misinterpret- ed, so I prefer to have no comment whatsoever.'' Denials greeted in· itial reports or internal dissension and possible high-fevel shakeups at ABC. But as the reports WALTERS continue to surface, senior executives have all retreated behind "no <:om ments." THERE IS ENOUGH COMMENT on the· re- cord, and plenty of behind-the-scenes chatter, to s uggest that ABC 1s concerned that the expensive gamble of hiring the 44-year-okl Miss Walters bu not worked out and that the format of the show may have to be altered. ABC offi cials are unhappy that the dirty cor· porate linen is being washed in public. "Much of Miss Walters problems stem from her million dollar a year salary, and possibly male chauvinism. Everybody lakes shots at her because of it. It makes you wonder if much of Barbara's pro- blem is a male reaction," Arledge told a Chicago in- terviewer. A FORMER COLLEAGUE OF Miss Walters, NBC anchorman John Chancellor, said he feels she 1s under "unfair attack." But criucs justify the avalanche of news ite~ and commentary about ABC problems on the grounds that Barbara Walters herself makes u much news as she reports. · "She has become like Hemingway and Norman Nlailer, she is bigger than any event she covers," said Frank Swertlow, TV columnist for the Chlca10 Daily News. ABC's hopes that the wooing of Mise Wallen away from NBC's "Today" show would significant- ly improve the ratings of its evening news program bave not been realized. The ratings have &one.up only a point or so, with ABC holding down 19 rating points to NBC's 26 and CBS's30. ABC executives say the show has made in- roads in metropolitan areas and with youthful viewers. ANOTHER problem lnten · tions to expand the s how to a ground · breaking -45 minutes were frustrated by re· luctant affiliate s ta- tions "Thal didn't leave us much room to accom· REASONER modate the massive egos of Harry and Barbara," said one production assistant. He said fi eld reporters found they were getting much less tame on screen -and accordingly much less money -in the new format. The initial hostility of veteran Reasoner to his soperstar co-anchor s ubsided but only to "a sim- SAVINGS FROM '5 to s I 00 • Dec.....,. a...,, ._.c• WALlaoc.KS .............. 6t.tl SAL.I *4t- • 4r ...... J4'" a...f SOLID OAI TAIUS ........ SIU. SAU '436. • c...-s..t OAI QWU •••••••••••• I .. SIU SALi •85 • .. • SeMOll . SALOOMCHA.IU •••••••• I ... SIJl. IAU "'· Huoe Selection of Wicket Furniture at ComC)lfabl• S.vlnoa CLASSIC WOOD DESIGNS I 310 M. Gl•Mt = '97·3710 ''WALTERS IS A GREAT ~ET who bas been mishandled: Barbara is a legitimate journalist. Ir you buy a personality like Barbara Walters you have to handle her differently It's like taking Elvis Presley and putting him in a choir. She doesn't fit the mold.'' Industry comment has fueled the names. The nationally marketed TV Gwde magaune said m a · recent editorial that Walters should resign from the news show. Declaring she is miscast as an anchorwoman, the publication said, "It's a lot bet· ler to give up voluntarily and gracefully early in the game than to continue to struggle and eventually fall. .. Sheehan responded with a statement of {upport for his news team. M1SS WALTERS HERSELF HAS not been available for comment in recent weeks but is known to be vigorously defending her position on the show St>e is currently in Teheran Interviewing the Shah of Iran for another of her special programs. Reasoner 1s also publicly silent but has told friends he wonders whether he will survive the hassle. .. RCA's biggest! Thia ia the 25" diagonal, Super AccuColor black matrix picture tube, plus a rich, massive '76 RAT 131 Piiis 50 Gal of Cn Cnd • llY '76 Flat 131 111 Stick look or the Mediterranean that will flt in well with any decor. There'• more: 100% aolld state chsasla; twelve plug·in AccuClrcult modules; Push-button AccuMatlc IV (ACM) and Automatic Fine Tuning (AFT). With thla set, on or oft ... It'• a beautiful plcturel LIMITED TIME· ONLY I ' L LOS ANGl:LES CAP> -lt clidaa 't take an expert to 1e. that 1.b COD\Pany wu ln trouble. 'They ••• Kick You in the T&il' Jt WU taklhl IO d•yl t0 P•Y· bUll, mettbandise was plllnt up .ln atottrooU\I lDd the bank that had loaned il money wu setting jittery. "wor~." the esoteric art of rescuing companies headed for bankruptcy. "Durkee-Sbarht 111 then re· lained by the company during the period of d.U'ficulty for the PUfll'OH of the workout of nstr problems. Once that 'a done, we reUre f1"om the cene." FOVR MONTHS LATER, the 'company wa11 paying Its credlton in 50 days, inventory had been cut by a third and the bank had relaxed. "Companies usually come to us throuah lenders," says partner tan Sharlit What mad-; the difference was the interventJon of a "crisis manafement" team, Durkee· Sbarht, that speclatizes in "LENDERS, EITHER banks or commercial finance com· panies, become concerned over the direction management la tak· ing. When they feel manaaem.ent requites assistance, they will put Durkee-Sbarllt and the company together. Bank.era say firms Uke Durkee- Sharllt perform a ru.ncUon they can't handle them1elves. But they warn that capable crisis manaiemeot teams are bard to rind. "A WORKOUT usually means that the bank has made a mis· FCC: 'Excellent' AT&T Patted on Back ,. W ASlilNGTON CAP) -After a six-year study, the Federal Com· municalioos Coll)mi.ssion (FCC) concludes that the American Telepbone & Telegraph Com· pany is providing "excellent" telephone service at reasonable cost lo the public. ( TAKING J ___ ST_O_C_K __ percent and saved travelers between ft.• billion and $1.8 bill.Jon io the six years ending in 197• In addition, the Civil Aeronautics Board is recotn· mending thit.l .congress pass legislation designed to allow airlines more freedom to set their routes and prices and to give new companiK an op· portunity to compete for the travelers· dollar Security Pacific 6ank. Ttie FCC rejected suggestions that AT&T be forced to dJVest itself of Western Electric, its huge manufacturing arm, and Bell Telephone Laboratories, its research branch. But the FCC said AT&T could be ''even more responsive to con- sumer needs" and to new technology. Parry, speaking Thursday at the New York Conference Board's financial conference, also predicted that current re· gulations establishing maximum interest rates on time and sav ings deposits will be elimtnated within the next several years Big Cars D.,.ped Control Cut BaclcM DETROIT (AP> -Chrysler Corp. says it will go the route of General Motors and Ford by replacing its full-size cars with smaller models in the 1979-model year to meet toucher federal fUel economy laws. It ordered AT&T to submit a proposal this year to give the 23 local Bell System companies more latitude In choosing wb~ to buy equipment from Western Electric or outside com- panies. The commission also or- dered AT&T to file seven reports on improving services. WASHINGTON <API Lesislation to reduce federal control over airlines is getting a boost from President Carter as well as a new study that says less regulation would save con· sumers millions of dollars The No. 3 automaker disclosed 1t will drop some, and possibly all. of its big Plym()uth and Dodge models at the end of the 197'1-model run this summer. ••tdc ClaaftfJU 1'1~ Bankers were urged to be ready to pay some form of in- terest on checking accounts within the next ye'r or two by Robert T. Parry, senior vice pre- sident and chief economist for Carter says he will send Congress a message identifying the airline industry as a good place to start in a drive to cut government regulation of 10· dustry. The firm also said the present intermediate Plymouth Fury and Dodge Monaco will be phased oul at the end of the 1978-model year. A new study conducted by the General Accounting Office con· eludes that less government re· gulation of the industry would have cut ticket prices by 22 to 52 "By 1979 we will have complet- ed resizing our cars." said ex- ecut1 ve vice president R.K. Brown PUBIJC NOTl('E PVBIJC NOTICE NOTtCI INVITING llOS ON U.M0,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION IONOS Oft lltYl"ll llANCH WAT(lt DISTRICT l'Olt tM .. ltOVEMINT OtSTIUCT NO. 182 THEAIO, NOTICE IS HEReev GIVEN 01al ..... ., "'"'"""''' lor .... purcha .. of \S.too,000 per val"9 cieneral obllQ•t•on -of '"''"• RAnc11 Walt• 01\lrlct. Oran119 County. C..lll0<n1a, to< lmprovo,...nl Ohlril•te• 4nd vo to I~ llm• below ~DK if led TIME 11 OOa m M•rth9, 1'11 PL.ACE l'/01 Campui Orn1a. lf¥1M. C.111Qrn•• MAI LEO 110$ Secretary of th<t lloard, ltvone R-11 W•I., Dl\l<ICI. PD llo• D· 1, l,..IM, C..lllornl• tl1i. OPENING~ •• °' Tltet>ld>Will .,._dat N-lnooh•td Board of Dore< I~ lo i. twld on Merell•. ttn al tt·ot • "'·· il1 llw •for_u_.., dr•n ISSUE ti MIO 000 '""'""no of 1 110 "°""' Of , ... <i.nor•"IWllOn o• SS 000 •acn. dalfd Febn .. ry I ttl7, .,..,,,QIWted "WATIRWOAltS BOND'\ El.ECTION 1416 SERIES A OF THE IAVINE RANCH WATER DISTAl(r FOR IM PR0\1£MENTDIHRICTNO 107 '"num~ .. <14tloA1110 1>ott111\CI~"'" MA fuq• Tlf\ T~ OQnO'\ wltt m•1Uf'• '" c~uov~ "'Umt-r•t.•1 °"*'on llt1bru•ry 1 "' t,,. •moul"ll\tOf flltfh o• tM \#._.,.., y•~r· •-\follow\ ,,_1 .. 1 ,.,,,.._, YHr ·-Y .. r •mo""I •"It I 10.0Cll l"S HO.OOC 1 .. 7 II 000 1"6 'IOS 00C t .. l 10 000 lttl 110 000 t"4 IS 000 '"' US 000 l .. 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E ltchM lt/6 S.ron A. 01 the lr•lnt Renell W .. larOl•lrlct 10<' l"'l>'OV('mfnl Dl\lrlCI No 107 •• lhl o.<tt: A cert1fH-d o, (.b~ht•r·~ < heUt on• ,,toon,lblt tMnk or trust com· o&nv 1., tht amQUr\I 01 '110 000 oavabl• 10 1"-0<0.r ol the Dl\troct. rriu•t act-· o•nv e.a<h prooos.f e\ a qu1r1nty ttw.t thfl ~Cldfilr If \v<c .. utul wHI -.cc~ol M\d ,.av for,aod~ In ecroro1nc•• wlln '"' 1-.mto• ,,,. 1110 Tiit< heck. <0<comwny 1nq any •<•Oltd ptOOO\ill \h Jlt bf •PPl1fodon tt"llJ'I purch•c.• pr1c9 or It such pro.- 00\Af I~ .cceipted but not ptortormf'd unlf' .. ~ '\UC:toi tl•lur• o' Hrform•M• ~•II bit cauwo by ..,, .ct o< omiO•on ot t"" D•\lroct. i.Mll tntn DP<•~ an11 tl'te Pro- tMd$ r•lal"9(1 by the Ot~lrotl Tiit <heel. a<Comt>l<'Y•~ oN<.11 un.lctti>l•d Pt'O- ~•I wilt bo rPhlfN'd 11romottv ("•""' ;,. 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""'"""""fall NY\._._ : ._ .. _. ..... Nllit'ICltllNl..._,llMll ...._ lllitillM,M Ml ........ • ....... .._i!~•WDffWk1N•MPll_.,dit._._ • .._, °""'tlrdltlwty-'IN!l thrty Wll•nt,_ .... 1111t111ttm• .......... 11\Mllt'ltlll • ..... ..... tllO-. ""'r.t: . ~ Lease VOl\JO! take or tbat tb CU"Cumatance:a aurroundinC the loan have chan1ed, •' say a Stephen Carpenter, vkt pretldentof FNB Financial, th• comm rclal lend· ing arm or First National Bank of Boston. "When that happens, you call in a Durkee-Sbarllt team. FRANKLY, WB BANKERS aren •t qualtne<{ and most ~rtsis manqemenl team.a acrosa the country can't carry an empty bucket, but these 1uy1 are welt versed in marketing, personnel, caab management and can bring the company somethlne." What Durkee-Sbarlll often brings the company are some tough decisions. In the example above, the consultants recorn· mended firing more than 100 employes, closing a plant, cut· ting commission rates for the company's salesmen and raismg prices more than 15 percent. "'" ......... "THEY COME IN and kick you in the tall to make you do what you should have done already," .says an executive with one Durkee-Sharl.it client. Classic Facelift Rail buffs are trying to r3.1.Se $10,000 to repaint a classic GG 1 electric locomotive, like the one shown, in the original green theme with Keystones of the now-defunct Pennsylvania Railroad. Amtrak says it will use the restored unit on runs between New York and Washington. "It's your decision, but they seem to have a way to pull the in· formation out of you and help you reason out what has to be done. They've done 1t before, so that gives them some insight Sometimes you're loo close and you need someone to help.·· Antitrust Probes Everil Loyd. senior vice presi- dent with Security Pacific Na- tional Bank and a llne credit of· ficer for more than 20 years. agrees that ob1ect1vily is an ad· vantage for crisis management consultants. Ordered by PUC "MY OBSERVATION has been that most of the troubles in a company are caused by an emotional unwillingness lo admit problems or a lack of knowledge or will to take correcll ve action,·' says Loyd. SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Three major electric utilities have been ordered to investigate possible antitrust violations in connec- tion with prices paid for uraruum used in their nuclear power plants. The Cali form a Public Utilities Com mission (PUC) called for the investigation by Pacific Gas & Electric, Southern Cahfornia Edison and San Diego Gas & Electric TREY WERE INSTRUCTED TO report by May 16 on whether their purchases have been affected by an alleged uranium cartel and, if so, suggestions for remedial action. "It's much easier for an out- sider to come in and not have lo deal with the personahties -fir· mg people if that's necessary. "The more serious the problem and the smaller the ftrm is, the less likely a big consulllng firm is to be able to help them," he says. The PVC said preliminary staff research indicates electric utilities may have been required lo pay excessive prices for uranium by "illegal contracts, combinations or cons.piracies among miners, millers and processors of uranium fuel, in violation of federal anti-trust laws." NEW YORK tAPI Con •P :IOoloo I• ,; ~"'·.;~=.,.~·.~t Craw Co ,,,., 111. 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"·'-'.tl ... 0,l , • •• J !J'... /fl Jt,. tl!..f'• IM1 1U K~ (.',~-11.41 ,.?!'--,Ml .. j l Friday's Closing Pricea DAIL v PILOT Al Readers Pay 1Y lfi:tea M~azine Ada. -By lllL"roNllOROWl'D Tbemqaslne busineu * cban&ed. It med to be that publlab.erl virtually gavo h!.f th &n.mlulnel, ~ Jow~ 1U.blerlPtiom to bWld u_p h.qe ndlencee.. which tbcy Ulm "..ad'' to ed""11era at IO much a bead. All the maDQ wum8deantbe~llde.. TZLE\'1810N P'1T A 8SVDB CIWlP Jn that same plan, ~ CoWer'a. Ule and Look from combat.. A popular network TV pqram la ao eUlcleft11n deliveri.D.1 an llCherti.aer's mesaaie to mUUons of homes that the mass. d.rculation magaslnea found lt was toulh to compete. The advert.iain1 powerhouse that televlaloo ls cu be ..., in a simple comparbon. All the magutnes ln the coun- try Inst year carried advert.illnl t.otaUna $1..1 blWcm. Meanwhile. the national networb -CBS, NBC and ABC -carried cemmercials that brought in $S billion. Magasine publlsben are lucky TV ia not a conduit for Money Tree cigarette and liquor advertl!ing. With both of these product categories verboten on the tube, their advertising flocks to the print media. And tf JOU sometim• think the mqulne you read is loaded wi1b a.di foe t.obacco and boo&e. you are notfar wrong. AD8 FOil CIGA&ETl'BS AND UQlJO& account fer 42 percent of the advertising revenue of Playboy. But it's not just the hedonistic readers of Playboy who are ~ed to such a heavy slug al promotion for these-products. Newsweek gets 27 percent of its ad dollars from these sources, nme 216 percent, U.S. News & Wocld Report 2C per- cent, Sports Wustrated 27 percent, People 34 percent. New York 42 percent , Psycboloty Toda.)' 34 percent., Ebony 20 percent and TV Guide 17 percent. There are, of course, some magazines that refuse to ac- cept such advertising. Most notable is Reader's Digest, which ranks fourth in the magasine industry in ad•ertising revenues (after TV Guide, Time and Newsweek) although it proh1b1ts ads for cigarettes and liquor. The New Yorker will not cany a cigarette ad but liquor promotion represents 11 percent ol its ad revenues. Unable lO capture for advertisers the millions ol eyes beguiled by television, maga%ines have turned inevitably to that other source of their income: the readers. The readers are now paying a lot more for their magazmes than they uaedto. YOU STEP UP TO A NEWSSTAND today to buy a magazine and you can ~xpeet to pay a buck. In former days, you could save money by taking a mall subscription. But postal rat.es have gone up -foe publishers as well as for us -and the average cost of a subscription Lo one of the 50 leading magazines is now more than $10. . With these two costs -mail vs. single copy -moving closer Logether, more people are bu.ying their magauoes from newsstands or racks in supermarkerts. There are 17 publications that have single-copy sales of more than one million. These newsstand sales leaders: .i., TV Guide, 12 million; Family Circle, 8.4 million; Woman's Day, 8.1 million; National Enquirer, 4 million; Penthouse, 4 million; Playboy, 3.5 million; Cosmopolitan, 2.1 million; Good Housekeeping, l .S million; People, 1.5 million; Hustler, 1.4 million; Reader's Digest, 1.3 million; Star, 1.2 million; Oui, 1.1 million; Ladies' Home Journal, 1.1 million; Midnight, 1 million; Red.book, 1 million, McCall's, 1 million. A word ot caution: Those are just the figures for single. copy sales. The lop-selling magazine in the country ia, ap- propnat.ely enough, TV Guide. It has a total circulationof20 million. It sells 60 percent of its copies on the newsstands. The No. 2 magazine is Reader's Digest, which has a total circulation of 18 million. It still sells more than 90 percent of its copies through mail subscriptions. Blue Chips Rebo~. But Market ·Loses NEW YORK (AP) -Blue chip stocks staged a modest rally today, but the rest of the market remained weak in 8low trading. The Dow Jones aveage of 30 industrial stocks gained 0.83 points to 933.43, after a drop of 15.70 points in five pre- vious sessions. But Dow Jones' transportation and utility averages both declined, and losers held a wide lead over gainers in the over·all count of New York Stock Exhcnage-listed is- sues. Analysts said traders were tentatively seeking bargains and covering previous short sales among depressed ls.sues in the Dow 30. StO(!lul•TM SpotUght \ NEW V°"IC (A,.,_ Salft. • P.1'11. prlGf -net c'*-OI IN ,.., most _,,.,. Amtrlc.n !.toe~ E•U.."99 tu ..... :r:'b'i?M,,.~~1.•~. ".' mor1~1t~ 'h~,4 Tubos Mn ....... 1aa,§OO J S.1'+$-16 Kewa,_ ''" .... .. •1/"10 40..._ ~ l"tl Bl\Mol. ........ 61.600 J-,.. VH111tron • • .. .. • 41 ,co 7Vo-~ !>lru\11 W•ll, ...... 3',lOO '°"°+ ~ Net PA19'11 ...• •, J\,600 ltV. + '"' VS Fiiter. ......... Jt.Joo 1l -•.1; 5oym .. Cott>.. . • .. • • tt.JOO '°~ + " Oynele<I Co ...... • H ,100 S -I,. lt'laai Staela Did · · HEW VORlt (AP) WHAT AMU Oto "EW YORK IAPI Pfw. Jr'-' ct:,~. JU AJ) 300 Jn N tu 11 •• 7 I Gota problem? Then wnte to PaJ Dunn. Pat wilt cut red tape. getting the oTI.!We'r4 an4oclion you need to :solue meqwlin in govftnment and bu.n· ness. Mail your quenions to Pat Dunn At Your Service, Orange COMt Dady Pilot, P 0 . Box 1560, Co5ta Mesa, CA 92626. Include your telephone number. The column appears daily except Saturdays. P1dll119 Pele S•trt Geer Bu E,,n DEAR PAT: Is there anywhere left Or\ earth where a man can still buy a good quality, all-cotton, short-sleeved polo shirt? C.D., Balboa If Ute big quake doesn't htt before you ,.9d this, you can order your shirt rtght here In Callfomla. Con- tact CMM Car CIOthlera/Robert Klrtc, Ud., 150 Post St •• San Franc:taco, Callfomta M10I .. ·• P .. 11ter Probie91 Pvt Ott . DEAR PAT: I ordered a p lan for a planter stand In November from Steve Ellingson in care ' of the Daily Pilot. It never came, but my check : was caShed. Wilt you look Into this for me? M.L., Hunti ngton Beach Stne Elnngaon'• office la malling the planter atand you ordered plus Hveral other planter designs free of charge. Problems Mldotn occur wfth ordef• ""' to Emngaon becauH ther are malled back ttfe A Bea"!I Additio11 Workmen unload a 45-ton iron room at the UC Irvine Medical Center in Orange, as Dr. LeRoy Price looks on. The new room will house equipment to detect m.iniscule ·amounts of natural radiation in the human body, enabling scientists ~d doctors to study many diseases linked with biochemical abnormalities. The $150,000 facility was o.btained as surplus from the Energy Research and Development Administration in New York. ·Voluhteer Drivers Honored Orange county voluotftn wbo served as drivers in the ·American Cancer Society tranaportation procram were honored at a recent awards luncbeon lo Newport Beach. , Keynote speaker at the event, Dr. Robert Shapiro, thanked lbe volunt.een who made 3,725 trips t.otallna 'U,SOO miles ln 1976. From COSl'A MESA; Loren Jones, Mrs. Peter Tucker, Mrs. George Burckle, Mrs. Delmar Hamre, Mrs. Benny Leung, Mrs. William Schulte and Mrs. Lynn Shuaarman. From COijONA DEL MAR; Mrs . L. G. Thielemeir. OPEN SUNDAY 1912 HAllOI 81 VD. (AT 19th ST.) COSJA MfSA (714) 642-3177 G!~~r:::ac~~O; Mr. and Mrs .••••••••••••••••••• From H U NT I N GT 0 N • VALUABLE COUPON • BEACH; Geraldine Garvey,= • Mrs. Frank Fo~. Virginia Lloyd, • Mrs. Frank Ferchow, Mrs. Jack . • Goodgame, Mae O'Harra, Mrs. Lowell Parmentier and Mrs. J . • • P.Begg. • • From IRVINE; Mrs. Oliver. emu Mesa HuntSn<Jt0n•ue11 • Chingren, Mrs. John Grubb, Mrs.. 11tt11tTUJttn •Nd'latHelt • Robert Fish er, Mrs . Helene same day they are received. A.VS hH handled only . --------------------------- Watkins and Mrs. John Bakkila. • • • • two non-dellvery complalnta In five years -and that's a good record. Slaelter Co.,eragr A "ailat.le1 DEAR PAT: Do any companies otter w ar- r anty programs for used houses? I'v e heard that such businesses exist, but I have no idea how to contact them. I still own property in the East, and would be interested in finding out m ore about this warranty program. W.N., Santa Ana An Increasing number of companies offer war- ranties on used houses, but onty two have been a~ proved by the National Aaaoc.latfon of Realtors. They are Fac:tflnder Inc., Box 17167, Memphis, Tenn., 38117, and Certified Hom•• Corp., 2000 Century Plaza, Columbia, Md., 21 044. A t hird national pro- gram to wtn approval of the realtora' group la a two- year Insurance plan named Soundhome Assurance. It la aold through Alexander and Aln ander, 11IO Raymond Blvd., Newark, N. J., 07102. Cont11et the National Association of Realtors, 155 E. Supertor St., Chicago, Ill., 60611, for addltlonal Information. Deaths Elsewhere COLORADO SP RINGS. Colo c A I' 1 A memorial service °"as held for Donald Dilworth Magruder, father of <·on victed Watergate con sp1rator Jeb Stu a rt !\1 a gruder. The elder Ma gruder. 81 , died hen · while .. ·1s1ting ht~ ~on BETHLEHE:-01 , l'J CAP> -The Rt Rev F rederick J . Warnecke, 70, former b•shop of the Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem, died Wed nesday at a ho::.p1tal in Boca Raton. Fa McC OlMIC1C MORTUAlllS Laguna Beach ... '4G<4·9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano '495-1776 IALTZ..aH•lltOH PUMllAL HOMI Corona del Mar 6 73·!M50 Coste Mesa 6•6·2•2• lll.l llOAOW4Y MORTUAIT 110 Broadway Costa Men 842·9150 SMmt lVTHIU U.MI W~CHAPa 427 E. 17th St Costa Meee • 84M888 Santa Ana Chapel 618 N. ero.dwav Santa Ana • 547,..131 SMmtl' WotrTU41Y e21 MalnSt Huntington Beach 53&-8539 ... IAMILY COlOMIAl llVHtlA&.' HOMI 7801 Botti Alie We1tmln1ter 893-3525 PACIJtC YflW MIMOllAL PAIK C.meterv Mortuary Chapel ·3500 Paclfie View Drive Newport c.Jifom1a &44-2700 NEW YORK CAP> - Goldie Drell Paley, 95, mother of CBS Inc. chairman William S . Paley ancl widow of in· du s tr1al1s t Samuel Paley. died Thursday at her °" intt:r home tn Palm Bca<'h Fla C HATTANOOGA . Tenn <AP> -Thomas Cutter Lupton, 78, a pioneer in establishing Coca..Cola bottling com· panies throughout the countrv. died Thursday in a hoSp1tal here. Bradt Noti~e• Legal Aid Pay Viewed For County's Schools for payment. "They are getting free legal services, and they ought to know what 1t 1s costing,'' Supervisor Laurence Schmit ob· served. ed t o a proposal by Kuyper to cut oH the service and said they would prefer lo continue receiving free legal counsel. -------. .• WEARE • MOVING! = • To ii new larger 1oca11on on March 1 O But first we are having a storew1de SALE!!! to ease the problem of movmg the en11re stock Ow H.w ~1 wMJ be 1423 HO. MAIH STltHT, SAMY A AHA ••. M durift9 ,.._.,, ,_ wtl 1tUI find ....... • • • • • • I ON ANY LARGE OR = II GIANT PIZZA I = INSIDE ORDERS ONLY, PLEASE = It appears likely that Orange County Counsel Adrian Kuyper wul con· tinue providmg legal help lo the county school districts. But school of· ficials may have to pay for it. County supervisors have informally agreed they did not want to cut off what an the past has been free legal help AND COUNTY Ad · m1n1strat1ve Officer Robert Thomas said the county simply cannot af· ford to keep h1ri ng at· lorneys at salaries of roughly $4-0,000 a year to handle the school systems' legal work. D R . J E R 0 M F. SORESEN • • Thornsley. superinten Sc---.m • • dent of the Capistrano rw..i.w.. • Offer exptres Mar 3. 1977 • Unified School District, 1 sso s. c-• Hwy. said, however. his board LaipM IHch • • of trustees had not taken ___ .,_ ... _"_°' ___ ••••••••••••••••••• B UT TREY ordered school district represen· tatives to meet with county officials durmg the next three weeks to come up with a proposal Officials from five school districts told supervisors they object· 2 HB Men Jailed In Cocaine Theft Two Huntmgton Beach men have been sentenced to Orange County Jail terms after adm1tt1ng their m volvement m the theft of cocaine from the pharmacy at Westmmster Hospital ~ Superior Court JudJ!e James II Walsworth or· dered Steven DeWayne Brown, 19, of 6562 Crista Palma Drive, and Ran· dall BeVln Scott. 18. of 16842 Lynn St., to spend 15 weekends m the 1a1l and serve three years probation. They pleaded ~uilty to burglary charges. Both qten were arrest· ed last May 29 after an Martin Named SENIOR CITIZENS Charity C~ef m loCW' Off All 70 Purcbaaea' SAVE ON All PURCHASES 8\ BCC01141NG A ME1148ER OF OUR SENIOR CITllCN\ ~41dNC.~ rLAN AT NO COST lO YOU RENTALS & All p,..,.fd RX Programs Honored •• ollege· Pharmacy .1·10 FAIR DR COSTA ME SA • ) ' ... _, t .......... fl, ... , •• 1 • . ~...,_., ._.. Delivery 5 er vtc<' S.JG 3'188 ''THE Special FAUCET'' JCPenney NEWPORT 'j CENTER FASHION ISLAND STORE ONLY MEW GARDEN SHOP HOURS! Sat. 8:30 to 6 p.m. -Sun. I 0 to 5 p.m . • • Instant Seasonal ~olor AZALEAS Don1 ml11 CMlt on this exceptional •alue! 2 &al. Sise Ret-5.99 Now399 MAJESTIC SPRING COLOR KING IS HERE IN ... PALMS . • BULBS (Seaforthia Elegans) •.PONY PACKS 10• Pots JPalnll,...pof! QUARTS • .~,.. W• s• HOY• • At. Now999 Wedloft •ot .... ... ROot.Fntt ,,... * * * * * I ., • ' I I I I i I f BEA ANDERSON, Editor Fl1d.y. 'ebrUllY 25, 1t77 et ·' The Santa Ana Army Air Base, right, was home for thousands of pr&-flight cadets in 1943. Below is replica of water tower. Eleanor McGovern (abov~) raised five children and kriows what it's like to be Just a housewife. ' She Believes 'Marthas' need recognition. ,, 'Base' Stirs ' Memories· By DENNIS Mc LE LIAN 01 tM Da<ly P'ilot Stlllt In the spring or 1943 Roy June, a 20-year·old Montanan, was one or the thousands of young men who flooded the San· ta Ana Army Air Base in Costa Mesa as pre.flight cadets. Like the other cadets, June's length of stay tn those traumatic days following ~merica's entry into the world war w:.is short. W1Uun a lO·week period, the soon·to-be fighting men were put through a rugged series of physical training and classes. Then. if they passed muster, it was on to other state.side bases where they look to the air as pilots, navigators and born bardters. Soon they would be overseas in the thick of ac- tion In Junes case th1:. meant a stop·over in Hawaii and on to the hot !tpol!t · Guam. Saipan and lwo J1ma, where he flew P·5ls and P·47s. For many, memories of thl' days !tpent as cadets, hke thoughts of the dark days or World War II, have dimmed over the years. But. ltke the ve!tt1ges of the old 1.400·acre base that still exist on the land now occupied by thC' county fairgrounds and nearby college tampU!tl'S. some remain f'OR RO\' Jl'NE, no.,., l'o!-tla Mesa city attorney, and th~ other former cadets and employes or the air base who have m ade thl' Orange Coast their home, those memones will bestirred anew Saturday night. That's when the Costa Mesa lllstor1cal Society will host an anniversary celebr ation commemorating the 35·year·old former military installatinn that had a continuous popula· lion of some 20.000. ( Adm1ss10n to the 7:30 p.m. event. tn the fairgrounds' re<"reat1on hall.•~ fret> I June. tn fact. has been asked to speak lits sub· jecl: The Day in the Life or a Cadet ( tncludmg the days off in the lifeol a cad.et). Of his reminiscences, June says "after 30·some-odd years, that's about all you can do." After his talk, contribu· tions from the audience will be welcome. In the usual military manrfer, June recalls, days took on a set routine. Reveille wa.s at 6 a.m. Cadets had to dress, shave and prepare the barracks for daily inspection. FOR THOSE WHO fell short, inspecting officers issued demerits, which resulted in the cadet having to put in time marching on the parade grounds. (One demerit equaled one hour or pavement poundine.) In addition to classes such as navigation, areo· dynamics, physics, aircraft identification and engines. there was close order drill and physical training. Following the evening meal, studying was required un- til lights out at 10. Cadets had to pass a tough physical exam before being appomted to pilot, navigator or bombard1er school. June says. One lest that prevented many men from moving on wa!t the high.pressure chamber, wh1ch simulated flying altitudes or up lo 55,000 feet< nearly 10 miles> Many cadets suffered the "bends" s1m1lar lo those ex· perienced by deep sea divers DESPITE THE RIGORS or traming, there always were . the weekends. What did June do? "I got to Los Angeles as fast as I could or I'd lay on the sand in Newport Beach ... The military also provided entertainment. June re· mem hers being marched in formation to the base theater to see Red Nichols and His Five Pennies from Hollywood. Cadets also were welcome to have unlimited use of the skeet range because, says June, "this was considered train· ing for aerial gunnery ... Marth as Not Merry By JUDITH OLSON Ol "'9 Deity P'llM Stell "Mary .and Martha were sisters who mvtted JeSU3 to their home. Whale Mary {3Cfl .at Jesus· knee: Martha WO& k~ busy with domestic chorea. ··Finally •he complaJned that Mary should help her. Jestu replied to the eflect tbat Mary bad chosen the bet- ter role" Luke 10:38-42 ••• There are 63 million women in the U. S. today who serve in a Martha role and perhaps have some or the same complaints as the Biblical sister who did the household chores. Jinx Melia and Eleanor McGovern, founders or the Martha Movement, believe it's about tame these homemakers get some recognition. I v As Eleanor McGovern says. "We don't want to take anything away from Mary but after 2,000 years, Martha deserves a good part also." Mrs. McGovern, wife of Sen. George McGovern. was in Los Angeles to talk about the six· month-old organization which seeks to increase the status or homemakers. She and Jink Melia, the other founder, opened the Broadwaf's week-long Women in Action seminars at Century City THE MARTHA Movement was started because the founders believe that most of the attention today is going to the working woman and not the homemaker and that shares should be more equally divided. Both women are true partici- pants in the movement and are not just lending their names. They are familiar with the guilt women feel when their C?hUdren make mistakes, the l on eliness and isolation a housewife reels and the difficulty and importance or raising children. The two talked to several hun· dred women or all ages. The speakers· themes were basically the same: homemak- ine is a career which requires hard work and lntellleence and the "Mart.has" of the world have become "skilled, valuable achievers.'' Mn. McGovern. a petite woman wearlne a rust-coloced velveteen pants suit, became • homemaker at the age of 12 Yt'hen ber mother died and she .and her • twin lister toolt over the bt'in&lne up of their yotmeer sister. • 80 MID 8B.E really wu wr. prlucl her ti.ter had turned out u •ell u the had, conaidai.na 'the cb'cilmltances. and credJted her extended family with maklnf the diftt!tellce. Now the moUter of flve and 1randmother of four. Mrs. McGovern eald •he tyt>lcallY bad UIUftled her cbUdren would model o(f~1 and st.r~·A atudenta. ' When they weren't, abe f IU~lJ "I WU literally 1U ltb aunt." abe aald. ''l uked m71ell •bit 1 d1d lmlllf. 1 nna1J1 d cld•ct I couldn't cta1n1e •nJt.tdni ... .. . Mrs. McGovern maintains that society doesn't value the work of the homemaker for several re· asons. "People think that anyone can do it, that caring for children is low-status work. And the homemaker gets no direct pay for her work. "We should learn lo think about family income as belong- ing to the family, no matter who brings it home." The home maker's tas k is awesome in its consequences. Mrs. McGovern added. "If she fails in her responsibilities she doesn't have another chance." Mrs. Mella, an adjunct pro- ressor for career development at Georgetown University in addi- tion to her role as homemaker, views the Martha Movement as a way to raise issues and "make it safe to explore them. "IT'S NOO' SAFE NOW to ad- mit you're a housewife," she not· ed. "It's not safe to talk about thoae feelints of guilt, that morn- ing drink, the tranquilizers.'' Most homemak~rs are isolated all day, abe said. whiC!b tends to brinl feelings of depress.lqn. If a woman mention.a her tffU.n~s. however, ber buabead mu y asks, 'What are you complain e about?' Marriage1 should be l1U busi- ness part.oerttups. Mn. Mella atresaed. ''One person g~ out. th• otbet person watches the of. fice. "Women should get status the same way a man gets it from running bi• own business. Women do the exact same tb1ftgs that people do in the business world. but ln the buaineM world they are called by prestictous names." Mn. Melia said she received opposition from her buaband wh• she fOUJldtd the Martha )f ovelll•t and recall.ct bein& told l;f a dJJift~ party .Partner that lt wa. frivdlous. ~. are ao many trt<>.~ lml>ortant UWa~, MW Jqyepµ~ 4.Unqu•· cf.' comm~. Th motetOent ~Is well U1l• dtr -~ .... cbaptert 1n all 50 sttt... • '°"*'° ~trles aDd a... ti.ctial or1anlud In .. So1.l\hqCal~~ each other and offers a skllls 1dentificat1on program. Future activities possibly will include traveling conferences. a telephone hotline. syndicated radio show and Martha Centers in shopping areas to offer baby- sitting and self-help programs. · Mrs. Melia asserted that women need not wait for the movement to begin feeling better about themselves, however . She offered some "one·Uners .. as hints for combatting the ''housewife syndrome'': "Remember that feeling guilty is not the same as being guilty." Use the "Billie Jean King'• trick. "When I burn the toast I Just played a lousy game. "We don't have to be perfect all the time. Start thinking about all the times you won. The mere fact that you try is important. It's okay to fail. Look what we can accompU.h by just1.rying. "Stop putting your egos on the line every time something hap- pens." l ·~ R i>AiLVPILOT • F!!d!t·~zs. 1m' i"She Fares Well With Education l>EAR ANH LANI>!:BS: n IS »oldble to ltlt oil .r.!fare. I wu , • Ga for-tine )'UN and W• DO pie-;. me. Tbe91Dbernament ..... :: enoaO'to make you al& ne ~ eolu&lm b lduc&Uon. ;; I never wanted to be on ., weUare._ but with me -balr! &o ;:-We care ol mMl a lecond cm the := wa1. I b8d aocbolce. But I never : • ..Sewed It u a "•~ ol tile.•• I • .. .. <Wermined to •• off. I enrolW lD MCl'etartal eeboo.I (oo borrowed m~>. bell-beat on mUlal a bett« lite (or my tidl. It •• touth 1oln1. You ean"t bQJ much on ID a week. I Jived with reladvee, put up wtth rata and aar~e. lived on one .. ._,. (a at.-llbrufee) flll ac•olll _.. oecua&loul pro-f."8~~ ..... wtti _...Kt.al. ~U.al Aaoeladcm of Trade ud. Tecllalcal Schools pab a d.lndory of aenedit· .. •ocas.al ect.ools wblcll cu 'M eMlllDM free from NATl'S; Jiil Ll&red, N.W •• Waab.instoa. D.C.JJMll. !)EAR ANN: ?dy husband and I have been married for 26 ~ears. We have a beautiful family, a son, 22. and a daqbter. 19, both in eoUce.. n,,m all outer ap- pearances, we have a beautiful Jnarriqe.. O.oly P'llol Pi.to by lh<~•nl Kffllltr Five yeara aco, for DO ap- parent reuon, my hu•band ceued to need me pbyalcUly. There i9 NO "'other woman." No "other man.•• We dltcmted separatloo, even dlvorc.. But even u we talked we both blew W§ woul@°te tbJ'ou&b wltb it. The 8ftl\.li9b, fnall:iitloP and tears (oh. bow m&l\Y tun!) are gone, but the excn&datlnt ache inside remalnl. For-20 yeara ours was u "Ideal" a marri.,e u could be found anywhere. I keep wondertaa ho• many such marrla1e1 conUnue thia way -for famib' and rellllous reasons. How about Ii auneyt - WONDERING • Ann Landers DEAS WOlllDDING: I ._ .. ........... ~·· till JW-•wwb~ .. " Male .. ,11act ....... H& wldetr "Iii •a•lt la a...._ ,........ ...... ..,. ....... pere• flll dlle t.pa&at .. .._ ......,. • bft pqeWoatcal pro- bJeiuo DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband and I ar. ba•lni a dis· · a1reement. Please clarify .ometblng for us. You once said ln your column that U you invite friends to your bome three times Jn a row md they don't Invite you back ~ don't need to uk them acaln. Doell Ulla 10 for relatives! -THE B'S IN DELAWARE can drup 'Ma friend in Ume'p( stress? If You keep your bead toe ether can they be of help? ~ Landen' new boQklet, ••stru t Dope on Drugs" separates e factfrom the fiction. ~tit t.odltf. For each booklet ordered. sencf' a dollar bill, plus a Jong, a~tr addressed, stamped envelope CU cents postace> to Ann Landeo. P.O. Box: 1'00, Elgin, Ill. 60120. AQendas Offer Variety ~ WOMAN'S CLUB: The El Camino Real or- ganization will hear book reviewer Mary Cornelius at the Thursday. March 3. meeting at the Dana Point Communi t y Clubhouse. Lunch wtll be served at noon. AMERICAN A S · SOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN: The Laguna Beach Branch will meet at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, March s. at Clubhouse 3, Leisure World. The program, Beware of Fraud, will be given by Earl Van Valken- burgh, inves tigator, Orange County Sheriff°s office. apomoring a Brown Bag -Respect for Law and Order program at Irvine elementary schools. During lunch hours, an Irvine l>Olice officer will brown bag it with the atu.' dents and dl.acuas bla job and answer quesUOD9 re- g a rding his life •• a police offlcer. Too wben Brande is Women's Committee of Orange County meets Monday, March 7, m the Venaille clubhouse at t:30a.m: ALPHA XI DELTA: Oruge County alumnae will receive practical ad- vice on obtainlng the moat for your trave l dollar at 7:30 p.m. Mon- day, ?darcb 7. Ernest Johnson, repreaenUng an Orange travelagency,willspeak and Mr s. Roge r Crawford, Garden Grove. will host. WOMAN'S CLUB: The Huntington Beach group will be feted by the Junior Woman's Club at a luncheon Tuesday. March 8, in tll.e clubhouse. Entertain- ment will be provided by the Juniors' singing gr oup, .. The Libers.y Belles." G ENEAOLOGICAL SOCIETY: Orang e County members will meet at 10 a.m. Satur~ day. March s. in the Hun- tington Beach Library to hear Modena Davis, a prof ess1onal researcher. talk on So uthern Research. Raymond Watson presents crown to Dr. Thomas Doan DELTA GAMMA ALUMNAE: Members of the Santa Ana- N e w port Harbor Chapter, along with other chapters throughout Southern Cahfom1a. will meet at 11 a.m. Saturday. March 5, at the Biltmore Hotel , Los Angeles. to celebrate their 104th Founder's Day Hail! King Neptune In recognition of his outstanding community services. Thomas W. Doan, DDS, has been selected as King Neptune o! 1977 by the Newport Harbor Spas tic League. His coronation will highlight the annual Nep- tune Ball to be presented Friday, March 11, in the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Proceeds will fund the league's major pro- ject of building the first Orange County live-in home for spastic children. Dr. Doan was a founding member or the Newport Harbor Academy of Dentistry and pre- sently is a member of the Peer Review Commit· tee of the Orange County Dental Society. He helped found the first Health Career Ex- plorer Post at Hoag Memorial Hospital, PTesbytenan and was vice chairman of the Orange Area Empire Council of Boy Scouts. Dr Doan has served on the board of direc· tors of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Com· merce and as president of the Costa Mesa Kiwanis and Dover Shores Community As:;ocia· lion Board. Last year, he and hi s wife Dorothy co· chaired the American Cancer Society Bal de Cordon Bleu and the Hoag Hosp1l<.1I 552 Club's Christmas Carol Bait. Currently, he serves as comm1ss1oner of the Orange County Land l 'se Comm1ss1on and ,.., a an advisory board member of the As'c'"'ment Treatment Services Center. the Cenlurv Cluh. USC School of Dentistry Support \.roup, Aircraft Owners and Pilots Assot·iatwn. 552 Cluh imd lht· U.S.PowerSquadron Festivities for the ball "111 hegm with a cocktail party, followed by dinner. the corona· tion and dancing lo the music of Walt Tolleson and his orchestra. WOMEN 'S OVERSEAS SERVICE LEAGUE: The Orange County unit will meet at 1: 30 p m . Saturday, March s. m the Com- munity Room of Great Western Savings a nd Loan, Laguna 11.Jlls B R A N D E I S ----------------- UNIVERSITY: Shirley Laskin, a financial ex- pert, will speak on the topic It's Your Money OPERA LEAGUE: ---------• ThC' Laguna Beal'h group RUffEll'S \\ 111 hear v1olin1st Diana Kurnick at a meeting on UPHOLSTERY Tuesday, March 8. at the Wlltte Y•W• Three Arcb Bay ,.....,. c I u b ho u s e , Sou t h 1tn ...._, ~ Laguna. Social hour at 10 a.m. '===c= .... ==*'= .. ::-::::'::•::01~::'::'::::!1 wall precede the pro- . . . Pisces: Be Original gram. ( L. M. BOYD ) IRVINE JUNIOR'------- EBELLS: To promote a healthy and positive at- t i l u de among you ng c hildren towards Policemen, the group is INFORMS In the SAT U RDAY , FEBRUARY 26 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21· April 19 )" Check messages. directions. instructions mis- quotes could be plen- tiful. Know it and dou- ble powers of observa- Uon. Relative could be 1inglng blues for mere lake of complaining Organiie your own prioritie'.";, com murucat1on with one at a distance. You may also be concerned about weight. diet, a scatter- ing of forces. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Dig deep for in· formation -you could strike pay dirt. So- m eone "important" wants to make room for you at top. Property settlement could be in picture. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22) Be prepared for change, travel, variety, special communication from member of op- posite sex. Distance, philosophy, education could dominate. Basic issues tend to "slide away." SCORPIO (Oct. 23· CANCE& (June 21· July 22 ) = Higbllcht , teaching, learninc, in- tuition. What was feared could turn out to be ••on your aide." Know lt -:!Jd~~ed with added • , LEO (July 23·Aug. '22): The number "3" co uld crop up tbroutbout your day. Eldpbal.s on calls, wrtt-ina, ~c , expraslon, Nov. 21): Emphasis on home base, arrange- m ents within famil y situation, domestic ad· justment11. SAGl'ITARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): See as is, not as you wish places and persons mi&):lt be. Give flJ!l play to inner feelings. CAPRICORN CDec. 22-Jan. 19): Unusual dream deserves in- te rp retatl on . The number "8" figures pro-minently. AQUARIUS CJ an 20-Feb. 18): Finis h rather than beetn pro- j ecl. Tie loose ends. Strive to improve d1s- pl ay. distribution, tm - aae.. A photographer could play s1gn1ficant role. Affair of heart could dominate. PISCES ( Feb. 1 9 · "'iiii;;fiiiiii~-.p;iipiiiiij;p;;; March 20): Stress new starts , originality. in- dependence. You make inroads towards goal. You may not feel pro· gress 1s sensat.Jonal, but it 1s s1gnif1cant. ~c:.rrnc.Y :::» HOME CENTER t..:n•l1pt1•t•• (),•,·ur.ttH1'1 -..,,.,~ ,, •·\ C.HfH!l\ • Or.JJJ•'' • ~h.1d1•·. 7!54-01!51 1215 w Ul\l(l 11. co~;T I\ .\1! Si· lttlt4 . "27-1~ r 3 CARDILLO ~LW SINCE 1935 TRAVEL AGENCIES QLEBRATtS GRAND OPENING ..... "'For 0,-..... ~ .... ..,21, ltn "-t.-oo p.Mt .. 4:00 ,... a.... Al A.IMMd Chat• y,......a ... s,.cw Fiim • lrf .. ·- DAILY PILOT BEST CIHEMATOORAPHY BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN SOUND Empire Galleries; Ltd. presents two outstanding PUBLIC AUCTION SALES M T Ol.\SS llllONZH. ''"' 'lllU«TUll!, 11\.VEll. f'OlllClLAtNS. Cll'l'ITAL, CUT OL ... I. Jiii( AllT, J(W(LllY CL~. W•TCltll. ANTI04Jl-IM"'8, ClMllC CNIS. llUO&. MUllC 90XH. flC. SUMDA T, FHIU~lY 27tt. 12:30 lN',rKTION \Al Ol1 tOl .. ~"O'" HC>tloOt<.i• r • O~T t aftCI MOMDAY.FUlUAIT21• 7:l.O .., ......... ftllwfll; WITHl~!WCTIO"IAT UOP.M, ~mmel l1gurtnes, a rare Polyphon• upright music bOx. Many rare clOckl Including two Boule'a, an automated musical and several grandlath•r clocks. A large collec11on ol miniature porcelain, clolaenn•. and china (to be aold In °'"' lot~ Large Nlectlon of llne fumlture, French, English, American Including a rare Wilham and f Mary high boy circa 1700. Fine stained glass. oak, hall trees etc. Adolf Hltl.,'a stMllng sliver serving dish and linen napkins. Many antique pocket watches Including M\'ef'al repeaters. Fine oils and hthoa signed Ritter, Wood. Caulder. Jewelry Including diamonds, rubies. emaralda. sapphires. Gents and ladlH watthea Omeg1, Rolex, ate. Many bronz" atgned Remington. Kauba. Mane'. Bayre. Several autographs ot famous personalities, a rare walnut cued baby grand piano Many old lamps algned Tiffany, Handal, Pierpoint. Large ..i.ctlon of ruga, orl.,,tal itema, cut glus. much more QUEENIE 8v Phil lnterlo ndi 'Biches to R~s' HOUSTON CAP) -Police say a woman known to Flonda neighbors as "Garbace Mary" is a mllllonairess, bul bet broaitr H)'Str.i nof IO. "She doesn't have a million dollars," Slevard B. Nelson Jr., 60, aaid Tbunday about Kathleen Nellon Colley. "I know every piece of stock abe bolds and she hu about $200,000 worth." BE &\ID SHE collects about $600 a month from stocks. Mn. Colley, 47, was picked up Saturday in Delray Beach, Fla., by police and placed in a private peycblatric hospital. She waa taken tllere after police found her rummag- ing through a garbage can at a shop- 'pin& center, and then found stock certificates and bal\kboots In Jier St50-a-month, two.room apartment ---.. W-ha_t_e-ve_r_ha-ppe_n_ed_to .. '-Si_x_i_te ... m_s_or_lesa-.,-.• -, ..,.. that indicated she was wotth at least S1 million. ------------------After being taken to the hospital, S lw 1 l p she was found to be undernourished, C 0 arper disor iented and suffering from a fungus that destroyed rnucb of the skin around ber fang~rnails. Officials said abe was regaining mental BEFORE CO MMITTING Mrs. Colley to the hospital, police said they searched her battered automoblle for information about her financial condi· lion and found stock dividend checka amons food, papers and melUne candy. Friday. February 25. 1977 IOl•llll'°'Ht•VD Mittf Ill lMTIUl~Ol'IG llU'fTl-.OIOH KACH CAUH>M A .,.., ~•' o 'ories of ... EFFECTIVE PARENTING seminars beginning Nath 3, 19n at 7-;00 p.m For 1..-...,forrnollon coll ~0331 8El8W WHOLESAll PllC£S OH THE FOUOWIM~: 69:. $.100 MINIMUM -..........,, S.D. Wholesale Growers tlUlWAIDBAVE. FOUHTAIM VALLIY PHOME 546-l4zt =·Censor Halted racultiesastheweekpassed. "SHE DOESN'T WORK,"' Nelson said. "She doean't need to. She's an artist and sometimes she sells some paintings. She's perfectly capable of taking care of herself." N eigbbors said Mrs. Colley dressed --;:;;:;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;:;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;~;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;~~ in rags and that each day at 5 p.m. she " ALEXANDRIA, Va. CAP) -U.S. District .Tu dee Albert Bryan has ruled that a local school .board cannot censor a student newspaper article ~bout sex and birth control. He ruled Thursday against the Fairfax County, ya., School Board in a case involving an article pre· ·pared for publication in the student newspaper at Rayfield High School. "TJDS CASE TURNS UPON one issue, whether the Farm News (the student paper) is protected by the First Amendment." Bryan said in his opinion. The article censored dealt with a student sur- vey of sexual activities and birth control aware- ness. . "THE COURT IS SURPRISED at its in· ··nocuousness," Bryan said about the article. ': · The school board upheld the school principal 's :.uciaioo to block publication of the story on the • ·grounds the paper was merely an arm of the in· "SJ,ructiooal process and thus could not go against ·.board policies restricting sex education. " . .~Minister Flayed . : Over 'Therapy' ' WAUKEGAN, Ill. <AP) -A minister who c~n " ducted nude breast-feeding therapy sessions tor : parishioners has been granted a leave of absence by : the United Methodist Church. -: • The Rev. Louis Hillendahl, 56, requested the : leave after a five-member committee on investiga- ·tlon found sub6tance to charges of "imprudent con- duct and unministerial behavior," said the Re,v. Paul Washburn, bishop of the Northern Illtnois An- nual Conference. BISHOP WASHBURN MADE TJI£ announce- ment through a letter received by 430 ministers servine Northern Illino1s. . Mr. Hillendabl, pastor of the Ingleside United : .Methodist Church, wblch has 95 members, said be : jlans to write a book about the sessions, wbic.h he : jescribed as an experiment dealint with the con- , ~ept of "sexu-1.lty as a myth perpetrated onto ·man." THE THERAPY EXPERIMENTS reportedly : mvolved \ml'elated men, women and children as . young as 8 years old. Most sessions were held in the summer of 1975, but one Ingleside bous~e said she pet"SOOally nursed both the minister and bis wife, Mary Lou, 55, peModically until early last summer. The bishop said the case will be considered at • the annual Methodist Conference in DeKalb in J une. l·R·S Inventory Reduction Sale AU l GaJ. : OUl'MI)' at.oc:k : HIQIHI : AU 5 Gal. nune1)' lt.oc:k Miiii AJIO look for l)JKial dldN Salea left her apartment and \ll{ent to the shopping mall, would return home about 10:30 p.m. and ask them for ice Nelson said be has not seen his sis- ter since their father's funeral in May 1974. Mrs. Colley's father was a stockholder and member of the board cubes and cigarettes. One detective said expensive clothing was found strewn about her apartment but neighbors said Mrs. Colley never wore anythina but rags. Return Of Camel Racing? VIRGINIA CITY • .Nev . CAP> -The annual camel races may be re- turning to this famed old mining town, after a year of bouncing from location to location and ending up in Sacramen· to The Storey County Chamber of Commerce has formed a panel to study the feasibility of bringing the races back because m ost b usi · nessmen now favor the even t which d r -ew thousands of spectators. Past problems of drunkenn ess, v an - dalism, assault and other hassles prompted caneellatioo of the races here last year. Life Term SANTA MONICA CAP) -A 48-year-old Illinois parolee convicted or the October 1975 murder of a Venice man and hi s wife has been sentenced to life in prison. George P. McKirmey was convicted of murdering Herbert Chance, 56, and his wife, Vi rginia, 47, who were foun d Oct. 12, 1975, handcuffed to their bed and each shot twice in the bead. Sale ends Mon. Feb. 28 J~~ DeS1gners Shop. Design Plaza is a one-of-a-kind shopping district rucked into a quiet corner of bustling Newport Center. Along these amocuve courryords, in 01ry wood studios and shops. ore art gollenes. home furnishings. accessories and spec1olry scores where the area's finest interior decorators shop for choc spec1ol 1cem-or room-or service Off1Ces of several interior design firms ore here. along w1ch chose of graphic artists, planners. architects, hair foshion and other designers. Looi<; for Muldoon's at the entrance to Design Plaza. Shop where designers shop And where they worl<;, coo. DE51Cin PLAZR NEWPORT 0 CENTER For Gowen, wtebbles, ahrubl and tftet. COMllNATION $69 WAaMING RRESSED PAPER POTS AHO CuntNG " PLAft ===7\: by Coming :..:=..°'\::-..,. .. , •. NII 11,, ANNUAL • LOCKER SALE!· 2 DAYS ONL ~ Fe'::12s & F:: ~' US'A INSPECTED AGED 801£0 BEEF!!! Pwe .-. & c:orn feel. No D.E.S. or growth honnoae1 added! Fresh frozen direct frOlll Oldahoma! PRICES ON ALL CUTS LOWERED FROM I 0°/o to 50°/o SAVINGS SAMPLE: REG. SALE YOU SAYE 50 lb. FAMILY PACK ........ 59.95 44.95 .............. 25% 12 lb. RANCH COOKOUT .... 18.50 915 . • . . . • . . . • . • • • • • 50% 12 lb. CHUCK STEAK . . . . 1.19 lb. .60 lb. .. .. .. .. . .. . . • 50% 14 lb. LEAH GROUND BEEF 111 lb. .89 lb ............... 27% 12 lb. ROUND STEAK . . . . 1.29 lb. .98 lb. . . . .. . . . . .. .. . 25 % 12 lb. ARM STEAK . .. . . . 1.51 lb. .75 lb. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . 50% 12 lb. CHltK ROMT I • • • • 1.09 lb. .la lb. .. .. .. .. . . . • .. 37% 12 lb. 6.8. PATTIES ...... 1.31 lb. .98 lb ............... 25% 12 lb. BEEF SAUSAGE .. . . 1.35 lb. .80 lb... .. .. . . . . .. . . • 40% I PLUS + SAVINGS OH 12 lb. BOXES OF T-IOME-SIRLOOoi- R ll·C U IE STEAKS & ARM & RUMP ROASTS ••• Saa. 2 days Oftly. Fri., Feb. 25 IO a.m.·6 p.m. & Sat., hb. 26 9 ~s p.m. Location: Delaney Bros. Ware~ouse. 430 30th St (At Villa Wayt Newport Beach. For information call 556-6328. M TERCHARGE & IAMKAMERICARD ACCErTED NOW AT CALORIC GAS OVENS WITH PILOTLESS IGNITIONI n.. ~r _, c...-• .,, $e .. , _,,, o. .. -"' .... 0 • ..., -· .... ............ , '°"'fort......., bro1ttr 1ho• ... .... --· _.., "'-• al cMoo, or block glou doott Mi;ch -· BUILDER'S PRICES! UllTED 11Ml VALUE! HILC:O 19" COLOR TY s199 letter Cooking For All TM World · Moeltl Elt"'611T TOSHIBA MICIOWAYE ovn ....... lfl a~Wol A i::r:... ... ~== 5 179 1ID,.. ........... complt .... bll and 0 67 cutlt "" "' IM.--- Special Thi• w .. 1c1 PHILCO 25" COLOR TY s411 L ., DAil V Pit.OT 'loaatal RerD Fight Looms "' ODFannland I A renan of Jut year's belt.tat leflslauve lssue is t&kµaa abQe. The bit .luue last fall waa whether to petpetuate the ltate and reftonal coutal com· millions aet up under J>roOosiUoft 20 in 1912 and lbefr ftrm control over developmebt and land use alona the aborellne. ,. ' A JIUJOR BATrLE 18 NOW taking sbape over silbllu propoeala for farmland in all lnland por· tl• <JI C8lilomia -exactly the battle that foes of Pr-Opoaltioo 2IQ pred.lcted before its passage. 1be outcome th1a time is likely to be somewhat different. however. Thi& is laree.ly because Ulere bd been no formal vote of the people oo farmland. as'\bere was on coastal preservation, and press,res on le,Wat.on are therefore sllnlncantly less. The coastal lsaue was settled by a compromise. wWa cities and counties 1iveo primary responsibili- ty for their own ocean frontage, subject to ap~ to a state commission. Regional commissions will go -«rt ol business by mid-1979, when all aff~ted locsl aovernmenta supposedly will bave tbeir--own detailed coastal plans. THAT WAS A RETREAT FROM the strict en· vironmentalists' position, which was that local gov· eroments are too often controUed by developers and thus ought to lose control of their coasts. ·• Two slmllar positions hl1hll1bt the rival pro· posals for farmland preservatioo. The original plan proposed in 1975 by Democratic Assemblyman Charles Warren of Los Angeles, who Thursday became a top environmen· tal adviser to President Carter, was for a state r SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS agrictlltural Janda com- mission with Ueht con- trols over about 12 million acres of "prime" ~ farmland. '-~~~~~~~----Just last month a rival plan was submitted by two other Democrats, Assemblyman Dan Boatwngbt of Concord and Sen George Zenovich of Fresno. THEIR MEASURE WOULD TAKE in about 28 milllon acres of all types of farmland, requiring cities and counties to adopt plans for conserving it by l9'79. Those plans and d~isions made under them could be appealed to a five·member board made up of three state officials and one represen- tative each of county and city governments. Already the Sierra Club has voiced strong op- position to the Zenovich-Boatwright plan, contend· r-"_, ~ ~ ... ing its 1979 deadline would allow ~""ti • · ' land speculators to stock up thousands of acres for develop· ment while preservation rules were being made. That plan would also require all 28 million acres to be placed under the Williamson Act's lower tax assessments, designed to keep farmland out of the bands of developers. ........ This would be costly to tax· payers, the Sterr a Club areues, becausejt wouldn't be selective about which land would be eligible for lower taxes. TIIE CLUB ALSO OBJECl'S TO the relatively loose supervision the Zenovich·Boatwrtght plan would impose oo local eovemments. All these UJUmenta are similar to those made by conservationists before the Coastal Commission whlle it wu drawing up its plan between 1973 and 1976. They were repeated in last year's legislative balUe and compromises nevertheless were made. The same forces that opposed any coastal bill at all now are arrayed acainst the idea of any farmland preservation blll. TIDS OPPOSITION WAS STRONG enoueh for yean to prevent pauace of even a compromise coulal bill -unW the voters spoke out via Proposi· tioolD. That same opposition almost certainly would be atronc mough to defeat a really strict farmland bill that eomes with no demonstrated popular man· date., especlally with Warren, ill chief apokeaman. departln• for W ub.lottco· Wbttber even a mucb weaker compromise meuure can pus ls queaUonable, but such a com· promise now appean the only hope for backers of farmland preservatloa -Just as one was forced on backers ol ultra·st.rlct coutal preservation. Be-enter Former Field .......... AppelllCftl San,, Jose City At- tQ&:lfey Peter Stone, 39, bas been appoint· ed to the Santa Clara County Superior Court bench by Gov. Brown. His twu:l brother also is a judge. Sex Said No Crime By Judge ERIE, Pa. CAP) Declariog "sex is not il- 1 eg a I." a judge dis· mlssed charges against two policemen accused of having sexual rela· lions wtth an 18-year·old woman while on duty. "Consensual sexual re· lations may be improper and may violate the oath of the position, but it js not a criminal act," Erie County Judge William Pfadtsaid. Patrolm~n David Grassi and Ed Gamble resigned from the foTce last summer after the charges were revealed. Grassi was accused of having sex with the woman in a van while on a stakeout at Presque Isle State Park. Gamble was accused of having sex with the sa me woman in a bus at the Erie bus terminal The Judge said fornica· tion. as it was called in the old Pennsylvania Crime Code, is not a crime m the new code Plan Backed LOS ANGELES CA P> -The Los Angeles Coun· ty Grand Jury has re· commended that Olive View Hospital, destroyed six years ago in the Sylmar earthquake, be rebuilt while a federal subsidy of $37.7 million is still available. Jobs Told for Retirees Dear '-Jee: MJ nqMll b arient: w•at ...._of JoM cu,_ 1aaen for ao• ... ot'G"IS! -T .K.M., Plloedlx, Arts. , ( C4REERS ) I resslooal office, hospital, hotel. Relief worker for shopkeepers. Telephone sollcltor. Usher. AMONG SPECIFIC vacanclea Winter cites tdl havin1 been lilted CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) -A aecopd carbon tetrachloride spnt has been reported on lbe .Kanawha River in West Vlqlnla, leaa than a wedt after a larger spill prompted precau· tlons over drlnltln1 water. The FMC Corp. in South Charleston sald between 4,000 and 6,000 pounds ot the highly tox· le cb,emtcal acddentaUY spilled into the Kanawha. a tributary ol ~e Ohto River. The Eovironmeotaf Protection· A1eney does not expect the lale$l spill to be a health huard to near~y communities. llfadeOaargecl NEW YORK (AP> - The Bank Secrecy Act, desljned lo nab tax evaders and .. money launderers." ensnared the nation's fifth larg~st bank on charges of fail· in& to report $8.5 million in questionable cash transactions. But bankers said Thursday, after ( IN SHORT ) Chemical Bank and three former officers were indicted by a federal grand jurv. that the law bas done more to tidy up record keeping that to catch criminals. PlanB~~d WASHINGTON CAP> The House has passed a bill in a 295-85 vote that would speed up Presi- dent Carter's timetable for spending S4 billion to create public works jobs. Sponsors said it could create 600,000 jobs. Carter had asked for '. the $4 billion to be spread · out over two years. But he yielded to Congress' argument that it would be mor e efficient to earmark all of the pro· Jects for funding now, especially since most of the money actually won't be distributed until next year. TurnerOK"d Pre AP Dbpatchetl architect •aid in a 1,..ch at San Dteio tbat UMC 119 .hntt.Stat . Jmpr.....,ULA-. _ tbe OC..!!!l_ia the obvloua IOJuUon to &oda.J., droQ&bt been mown to throw bis 290 poun(js around. And that's what ho did a,alnat a metal door, ln a teat of an llJl'aeU-developed lock ayatem touted u one ot the belt on the market; Imperial• broke the door open on blt second try. "I think I wu chosen to test the lock for two re- asons,'' he said. ••First, because of my weight. I have been in the martial-art.a field for 18 years. And second, I've been known for beina a pretty alron1 fella." I • The Sb~ of lraa plans to abdicate in favor ot his son lo about 10 years, accord.in& to a blo1raphy of the all-powerful ruler of the oil-rich Middle Eut a tale published l.n London. Tbe ~year-cld Muallro monarch will hand onr: to Crowa f.rl.D(e •e:a• ''in about 1987," says . Brltllh b ograpber Marcaret Lal•l ln ~r book "The Shah." · Sut 11thent.be prince asctilds Iran'' peMlOC!k throne, tbe 1hab plalll to remam "in the winp to help id thie cue ot emer1ency," ahesays. The princei. 16, is the shah's son and heir by Princess Farab, bis wife by bis third marriage. He married ber in 1959 after '"4" divorcin1 bis aecood wife. Em· pre11 Soraya, the year before when sbe rernalned childless afl~r seven years ol marriage. • An official of Canada's faabion industry com· plains that Margaret Trudeau, wife of the prime minister, apparently is being outfitted by "a natty little dressmaker tucked away somewhere." Eliiabeth Rugcier, director of Fashion Canada, said in an In- terview that she agrees with New York dress designers who criticized Mrs. Trudeau for wearing a cocktail-length dress to a White House state dinner this week in honor or her bus band. MaS.TaUDl'.AU "I can't place among all the fashion design talent we have in Canada who could have dressed her," Mrs. Ruggier sa1d. "If Mrs. Trudeau must always insist on doing her own thing, even in dress. then she has no place attending public functions where she and her husband are representing Canada." • World Airways owner Ed Daly bought a surplus giraffe from the San Diego Zoo as a gift for the Mex- ' ico City Zoo. It was Daly's way of show- ing how happy he was at being granted approval to run charter f1i ghts to Mexico City Daly reportedly paid about $12,000 for the animal, a 16· footer named Wally. • /\. judge m San Diego ap· proved the will of Donald DALt Tubacb in which he left out his wi(e and her child thtee years before he was slain, a court spokesman said. The estate is estimated up to $1 million. Isabel Zerda de Tubach. whom he divorced before his de· ath. has been charged along with three others with murdenng Tubach The others 1a1led m San Diego on murder charges are the two teen.age daughters of Mrs. Tubach, a one-time Colombian model, and Federico Plerto-Carl Frank, 22, of Lugano, Switzerland. Country comedienne Minnie Pearl, who often pokes fun at herself because of her frustrations with men, celebrated her 30th wedding anniversary in Nashville. She is married to Nashville businessman Henry Ca.anon.. U.S. Supreme Court Justice William H. Rehn· qubl missed his second straight day of hearing oral arguments as he remained at ~ home nursing a back injury. Court aides said Rehnquist hurt hia back over the weekend playing paddle ball. Rehnquist, 52, is the youngest of the court's nine justices. • Baebnlnlter Fullel' saya if the United States had "invested Sl billion in desalination 10 years HM .. OU11T ago" thenaUon's water shortage would be over. The University or P.ittsburlfb philosopher and PVBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTIT10US eu.011n . MAMa ITATIMINT T,,.fOl~lll'-•redelnt~ llHSH c;04$fAl. MAIHTUfANCE CO~ INC., ts10t Vie Oe Ant• l.aflllll Hltwl. CAt'WJ C.tllte Gor9W .. 10f' • C.11'-I• c:.r-etlOll. 2SIOI VII 0. Aiu•, Llpt Nltllef,CAtaU1 , Tllh UINtl It (91111u(taif 1ty • -· -•lion • PUBLIC N011CE Georce Meaa1 baa notblnc •1•taat Sbakt•~· But be believ• that ti Ule Brltltb play~t·s works are to bt abown Oft publlo telovtlion, the act.on 1houlcl be American. Tbe lasue is a aample ol frO•kll tenalou between orcanbe\1 labor and an lriltJtuttoo of which it bas Jong been a support.er -non-commdal, pubUcly.funded television. At tho sa.me Ume, the uni°"' are qlMltl~ a· key· slice of public televlsloit'a auppOrt -the sponsorsb.lp of hl&b·quallly, primo-tlmo prosralDI by major U .s. C!Orporatlona. • The man Pnlldeat Car&er aelee~ to be hll top envlninmental adviaer la a California lawmaker who bu serious doubts about the future ot auclear power plants. (Related atory, columu 1·2) Qarles Warrea, 49.year-old attorney, was named to serve u chairman of the Council on En· vironmental Quality. The posltlon requires Senate confirmation. WarTen, a Los Angeles Democrat who ( J served in the Assembly 14 PEOPLE years, was the prime _ . backer~! the fnt state -------- laws in the nation that put the brakes on nuclear power plant development. • Army Chief of Staff Gen. Bernud W. Rogen Ls being treated at Walter Reed Anny Medical Center in Washington for pneumonia that arose as a com- plication of the nu, a hospital spokesman sald. The spok"man said Rogers, 56, was in cood condition and that he was responding to treatment. Rogers was expected to re- main hospitalized for about two weeks, the spokesman said. • Tbe Senate confirmed by voice vote the nominations of El· ....... liot L. Richardson to be U.S. representative to the Law ~the Sea Conference and Warrea Cbrlstopber to be deputy secretary of State. Christopher, a Los Angeles "oH"~ attorney, served as deputy attorney general from 1967 to 1969, during lbe administration of the late President Lyndon B. J ohnson. Richardson, an attorney from Boston, served as s~ret.ary of Health, Education and Welfare, secretary of Defense, attorney general and secretary of Commerce during the administrations of former Presidents Richard M. Nixon and Gerald Ford. UCI Announces Public Activities The following schedule of activities open to the publlc has been announced by the UC Irvine Extension program: · TOOAYan<ISATURDAY 1'&8.UaMt.' ''I.OU_., s.per1'tt ... -Ad.tllt•l loft 10 Ct1•no•." o • ••• A v •rl1•10. Ph D., ..sa..-<11 'llolOOI" C.ncer Atsurch lnsht1. UC wn Fr•n· c"co A uc.1"'1"" E•l•ou)n two on oro11ram. Fri . '·10 om ; S•I. 9 e m ·i om, Am , .. , HumanltlH Half UC.lrvtMC•m~. FH r.io. St~t. M A , ctlnlc1t Instruct°' of P.oletrto -SUtQOtV, UCI Mf<llc•f Cent .... P"'1 of e UC t "''"" EJ<tenslOn • lecture urlol "l.t1rn1n9 Dt\ ebtllUes· ~tut and 8 lol09lul DlmtMIOfl\, · 7-10 p.m., Am . ...0, Socl•t Sc•~· Lab. UC '"'lne Um· llU' Sl"IJI• lldmlutori •I IM door II ~permit\~- TODAY, SATUllDAY ..... ~UHDAY FE8. U, U1nt1Z7 • F•mHy Tlwraov Prlf"C•PI•\ ar.d P roc .. autf'S II 8rvtt-V Par\On\, Jr. Pn D dir-ctor ot Cltn•Cttl T'•'" "'II Youtl'l~r••<f Pro1..:t. UC INtn•. • A UC f rv1n"' E•ttn~1on thrtt div rourH. 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Howerd WttM1rt, prutdent, Ad· mlnhtrettvt AnH•ct• A\M>Clates, tnc A UC '"''"" E•t..-soon crw--<l•y Mmtnar 9 lO • m ·• JO p m • Go•d Room. ~~· Court Commons, UC Irvine camous FtP SSO, ft><luO.> ct au ma1 ... 11t\, tune II and ~rl<1ftll. "Efle<ilve S--vhmy luderslllp StylU "W11111m A V<Jlllrle, M 9.A., prt11clp1t1con<uttants to Man111e· mtnt, Guthrie Auoclatu. A UC trv1ne E•lt<'\IOI\ on.-y i-tmln•r. • lO a.m 4 JO 1> m . Am. no. Soclet !>ctfnCe Tower UC trvtne umpus. F"· SlJO. inclUCIH clan m•IMi•••. tuncll and perkfnQ. . "Marketing bl" ObJe<t1ves." c;..,,. tiler w t<tau\, Pl1 D , manaver. dtrec· 10<. tn\llM~ tor Adv1nct<1 Plannlftll. A UC trvtne E•ten•lon on•·d•V .emlnif,' JO• m ... lOp.m., Rm.101, Pnyslctl S<le~ &kif .. UC lrYIM cem1>11s. l'ff: $50, lncludttl llHl<ll •11411 perkt"tl. MOMDAYf'll.a "Tiie Mo,_.,.. Md ltlt 0'1"111111 J11itl<t SYlltm," IMl•ll v .. .-1. M A.,cllll*fl"l~"'"'-1"-l"lrt.t • UC lrvlM hi-loft 1«1Wt """' "'°'Ydlol9QIUI OVntmks .. 'TtlMY'I AdelK<tf'll,'' 7•10 p.M., A"'• I~ ~l•\11tc1I Selene" 8IOQ., UC '""'"' UMf'\IS, Slngte ldmf"IOQfenmce: VCLA ls' le!®!a liMS ddvin1 for a~er t1 •• ••u we auataln our lnlC!Dllb' like toiqht. there'• no reuon why we can't ro .. risht tb.rO&tth the pl8)'0fts to the NCAA cbam· plon1hlp, 1ald Marques Jobnaon after leadlne tbe fiftb·ranked Bruins to a 114-83 tout of Stanford Tb~nisbt. It •• a hie wln for the Bruins. Coupled with Wublnstoa State's 55-53 upset ot Oreson, it save Sport.s in BIW/ Kings,. Canueks In Wild Brawl INGLEWOOD -Butch Goring scored with juat 33 seconds re- maining to lift the Los Angeles Kings into a 2·2 tie with Van- couver Thursday night in a Na- tional Hockey League contest that ended with a bench-clearing me lee. Referee Bob Kilger handed out 114 minutes in penalties on the brawl, which included triple ma- jor penalties and game miscon- ducts to Vancouver's Harold Snepsts and the Kings' Dave Schultz. Those two tangled on three different occasions after the flghUng broke out and both benches cleared with 2S seconds leftto play. . Game misconducts were also issued to Glen Goldup and Bob Murdoch of the Kings. Goring's 25th goal came after Kings goalie Rogie Vachon had been lilted for an extra forward and just 36 seconds after Rick Blight had given the Canucks a 2-1 edge with his 21st goal. Oregon T.._IJle• PULLMAN. Wash. -Marty Giovacch,ini hit a driving bank shot with 15 seconds remaining to propel Washington State to a 55-53 Pacific 8 Conference basketball victory over Oregon Thursday. Giovaccbini, a point guard who hadn't hit from the floor during the game, then sank a free throw at tbe three-second mark to ice the victory. The loss knocked No. 17 Oregon out of a first place tie with UCLA in the conference standings. SoCal Rallies I For 3-3 Tie PHOENIX -On a cold. 'WlDdy and wet afternoon. Southern California College of Costa Mesa s~ored two runs in tbe lop o{ the ninth inning to eam a 3-3 tie with host Grand Canyon College here Thursday in non·conference baseball action. The game will be completed before today's regular contest with action beginnine 10 the top of the 10th inning. p"1tcber Larry Adams gave up two ruN in the first, then settled down. He had seven strikeouts and four walks In nine innings on the mound. ~Qoll ... UI .. r",.... r,, .. , d Cll•~~·•'·" 4 0 O O S.etton d> lliillYHlll,. rt ' I I 0 Wll...,, JD Pete<"\."" l ) I t c, 4de,..., 11> '"""'••.t• • O 1 o I. ll••m.,p S.C!Mttr,c A 0 ) I Tot•I• su .. ..,, • .,.... 4 0 I I • 0 0 0 J 0 I 0 )000 • 0 0 0 J3 , 1 J r II • !MIC.I Col,_ 000 100 oot-J 7 0 Gr•"4~,.., 790 010 oao-l to a G•-ceO«I, rtlll. To bUOf'l'IOleted todtY· Oregon called time out with 13 seconds remaining to set up its last play. But WSU freshman Don Collins batted away a pus as the Ducks tried to btUTY the ball into the middle. Giovaccbinl wu intentionally fouled in last-second despera· lion. VSC RJddled LOS ANGELES -Ray Murry of California scored 30 points, 22 in the second half, as the Golden Bears defeated the University o{ Southern California, 95·18, tn a Paciflc-8 Conference basketball game Thursday night. It marked the sixth con· secuUve Pac-8 victory for the Bears. and the fifth conference loss in a row for the Trojans, who've won but one of their last 27 Pac-8 games over the put two sea.sons. Clll..l~ORHlll ltSI -True I, Murrey 30, !KllMICltrJ°"" I, llaMOm u. CllMlll "· Miiier 4, Wllltlleld 4. F•U•tte l, Grlllllll I SOUTHERN CAI. '111 -WNle t•. H-14. H"'•"'91on a, S.ltoro 1a. JonH IO. C..tifto I, MtClo'h'y 2, WldOti"' I, 8rl91'•m 2 H•llllrne-c.t '1, USC37 Fouled 1M -......,_ Toi.II foull -CAI la. use 10 T-111c.i '°"" -c.1 co..:11 E.-•ds. Htndefiaft A-l,t07, Hmldn Collef!t SEATI'LE -Seven-foot senior James Edwards scored 29 points, hitting 12 field goals in a row, to lead the University or Washington Huskies to an 81-69 Paclfic-8 Conference basketball victory over Oregon State Thurs- day night. Oreeon Slate freshman Steve Smith's field goal with 10:56 re· maininC tied the score al SS.all. The Huskies then put together a 12-6 spurt. to lake a 67..el lead with seven minutes remaining. T~B~ RANCHO MIRAGE -Veteran Raul Ramir~ brought 17-year· old Eliot Teltscher back to earth with a stralghl·set victory Thurs- day in the Tennis Games at Mis- sion Hilb Country Club. The youngster from Palos Verdes bad been the "who's he?" of the event after his upset Wed· nesday over Cliff Richey. But Thursday be was leveled, 6-4 , 6-2 by Ramirez. Guillermo Vtlas also defeated a Palos Verdes youngster when he took former UCLA star Billy Martin in strai1bt seta, 8-3. 8-3. However, Roscoe Tanner was upset by Charles Pasarell, t>-7, 6-4, 6-4. Harold Solomon scored a 6-1. 6·2 victory over Jaime FUlol and Brian Gottfried defeated San Clemente's Bob Lutz, 6·3, 7·5. In other matches, Bill Scanlon beat Roes Case, 6-4, 8-2: Phil Dent ripped Bernie Mitton, 6-3, 6-2, and Frew McMllllan beat Peter f1emlng, 8-3. 3-6, 7-S. Tbe victoey 1ave \be BrWnl • 21-' IUIOR Ncord, M In \be _Ea.c-&OOClil.er.t~~~~- S tan ford'• Cardl11al1, wbo were led by Wolle Petl7 wlt!J 11 polnts. dropped to 10-14 ln all sames, 2·9 in the conf erea~ . Both teams came out 1\lnnlnt wit.b tM Bndns taking a S.l' lead. Stanford u.i ran off atx polnu ln a row lor • 7-t advant.a1• and UCLA then scored 10 straight points to lead lS·T after six rnlnuta. VCLA then exteode4 th$ lead to l'f polnta. early In the tlrs.t ~all Seat ~ DAIL V "LOT Iii: Dela NCAA (Dlvlllcft JI) .... .: cbamp6oo c JnirM launcbel the UK~ and eld HUOO Satv.rday !J -.nci coech Len MWft''I Anteaters~, once aJ"1D .tlJure to be a lead-"'I, tna contender. ,, VCJ hosts USC, Cal State <Lona Beach> and San Diep State with the field events sewni under way al 10 and the runn1.QI. • eventa following at lO:lS. Ad··~ misslooh sa. : The Anteaters have been.very 11 atroni in the distance events in 11 the past two years -and 197T js· .. noex~on. • Steve Scott, Ralph Serna, · Richard Grwt, Eric Hulst and Don Moses combine to 1lve the ..,, Anteat6'5 plenty of talent. · Scott.. a Junior, has already nm , · 3:56.5 in the mile (indoors> this season and ii two-time defending 1 NCAA (Divilion U> champion in·. the 1,500 meters. Serna, a sophomore, scored 16 pointa in the NCAA meet a year · ago, ftnishlng second in both the·. 1,500 and 5,000. . .... Grout bU run 1:49.9 in ihe hall mile and was third in the na- tlonab In '78. Hulst, the former Laguna Beach High standout, has bests of 4:09.1 (mile), 8:44.3 (two·mile) and 29:11 .6 (10,000 ' meters). · Moses, from Crescenta Valley , High, has run4:08.S in the mile. Two other talented returnees , include senior vaulter Mike , Sabatino, who cleared 17·l h last year and won the NCAA meet, and sophomore hurdler ' Wilbur Gregory, third in the .... NCAA high hurdles (14 .3). \ In the field events, the top athletes figure to be shotputter Glenn Klein (54-01/•), long jumper Jim Mitchell (24-3'h), tri· ple jumper Sam Reed (47·9~). • vaulter Robert Goto (16.0) and • ham mer thrower Larry • Schrader (166.2). Mike Conn, from Redlands, figures to be Irvine's leading .. high jumper. He has a bestor&.6. "' And John Sheppard will be the t oetty l'ltot .._..., u. P•Y• top discus thrower. He has a best' ROGER HOLMES (LEFT), GEORGE BARRIOS (32), PUT PRESSURE ON A KNIGHT. of 152·0 with the college discus. In the sprints, Miller has juniors Russell Royston (10.4 for 100 meters) and Phil Hill (10.6) returning. Sophomores Bill Had· Balaneed Attaek Impressive Bar.ons Batter Foe, 89-59 By GLENN WWTE CM ... OMty PlletSt.,I Fountain Valley High's Barons can do it to you in so many ways. They can do it with quickness. They can do it with offense. They can do it with defense. They can do it with depth. They can do It with balance. And Thursday night In the opening salvo of CIF Class 4-A basketball playoff action, they did It all those ways as they smothered luckless Bishop Mont1omery High of Torrance, 89·59, to advance to Tuesday night's second round against the winner of tonight's Buena (Ven· tun) vs Tilousand Oaks tiff. Tbe Barons systematically destroyed the Knights before 2,109 Thunday night in the win· ner's l)'m. And as usual it was almost all the starters hitting in double flcures for coach Dave Brown's Sunset League and Oranee Coun· ty champions. Scott Ford led the ooslauJht with 27 points with nine commg In the first quarter. Roger Holmes, who bad the big of- fensive surge In the second period (11 points) was next with. 15 , then came Bret Wilkinson with 14 and George Barrios with a dozen. Meanwhile. the fifth man. Gregg Svalstad, was doing h.1s thing in other areas. He blocked two shots, bagged six rebounds and weed two turnovers'. It was a methodical dismantl- ing of the Knights. who were In contention with l : 03 left in the first qua.rt.er a.s they lagged by onlyUH5. However. the Barons got two quick baskets from Barrios in the next 30 seconds to up their lead to22-15. After that Fountain Valley's quickness, hustle and pressure defense began to take their toll. The Knights never could get an offense together. In fact, until Fountain Valley regulars retired with 6:35 to eo in the game, Bishop Montgomery was able to get off only 25 shots. In that same span, the Barons unloaded 54 at- tempts from the field. With Barrios, Wilkinson, Ford and Holmes scrambling all over the court on defense, the Knights buckled and were tagged for 17 turnovers in the first half and 26 for the first three quarters. ln the same span, FV bad 10 turnovers. -dad (21 .1, 47.4) and Darryl McGee (21.9, 48.1) will run the 200 and 400 meters. And freshman Craig Russell (48.2 quarter) figures high in 7' UCl's plans. : In the intermediate hurdle$, ; Phil Stripling (53.4) leads the ' · way. 'f.he Anteaters also have freshman Casey Cox (Upland) , competing in the 800. Cox ran · 1 :54.0 last year. Also returning are miler John Koningh (4 :08.1) along with steeplechasers Ed Ahlmeyer (9:18), David Bernstein (9:25) and Robert Slick (9: 16). And UCI 's decathletc, Mauricio Bardales, is-back. He . scored 7,193 points in last year's. · NCAA meet. His best event is the javelin where he's done 215-9. EX-CHAMP LOlJIS · RKIVRJVS TO JOB v' ·LAS VEGAS -Former'' heavyweight champion Joe Louis t was back on the job at Caesar's . • Palace Hotel and Casino late·' Thursday after suffering some ' chest pains the day before. 'Tm sitting here about ~S ·· yards away from Joe, and he's over there signine autographs,'~• said Caesar's spokesman, Tonllfl Diskin. Louis, 62, en official greeter and host at the hotel, was taken to the doctor and sent home for rest Wednesday. Doctors de- termined that Louis did not suf- MV Lures Celebrities . By that time it was a massacre as the Barons were leading 73-46. However. that turned out not to be their fattest lead of the even- ing. SCOTT FORD SHOOTS. fer a heart attack. Mission Viejo bas lined up another cballense of the sexes competitiOft and this time it will be ent.ertainment celebrities vy- l n 1 Instead of real-world athletes. Competition ls slated April l ·3 and some of the movi•televi.sion types due to participate are Ed Asner, Farra Fawcett· Ma.Jon. Bill Co.by, James Caan and Jim Garner. The events will be tai>ed to be ahown on Channel 2. April l'f ltom 8 to 10 p.m. It'll be Anotbor nlce bit ot na· Uonal televiilon apoaure for the area. I• AI08fl, •llkll soe• l•to pla1Clft aict&oo WW. a .. 11 receri. A1oara IC>d 1$1 flnt 1% sames. Bat wkla Froahr Leas.e t.aWe io& s••· todlcl ,\Cwra, •lalDS atx of te games to (lnllll tblfd -WHl~E WASH That moment came with re- seryet1 on the floor as Chris Mack cartned twe 17 footers from the bueline in 28 seconds to glve the victors a 31·polnt edge. Ford. with hl• highest point total stnce the fourth game of the seaaon, •&1 hltUJ\8 from every· where as Brown 't troops upped thelrseasonrecordto25·1. Barrios. SUnset player of the year, had a low scoring output (for him) but added seven asslJlta µd forced ve turnoven. Hohnea, who also turned bl a 1plendid effort, was tou1b on Ute boarda with a dozen rebounds. 1 DAIL V PIL.OT By KOOB& CAaLSON °' .............. I The Eqlel ~ "' ()Olla al •'• Estancia Hi&h School ••alt tbt invasion ol Gardeua '1 Serra mQ, tOJ1.l&bt In CIP f ·A lint roed. a lion, but ft'a with a lineup struck · by Injuries. ' Coach Dave Carllale'a Eqles, Century Lea1ue cliamploaa, ef)ter the 8 o'clock clalb wttb all· lea1U• selection J>ete Neumann and ace reserve Mlke Camp both ailing with ankle injurte1. ' Neum.nn 1u!fei'ed a sprain in • ablUty of •1 lcM.el 1Mlo' U playttclftbeyea.rRayOrtW,the t1' lu,ue finale ud • ., at lllcbatl An&OiDe and 1-1 cQard &-101\&UdWboeeacore, b~ a Or se Coast Collet• f« treat· B1.f!1yt' . Fft•• ftsKS lbe open man arid ment Tbundq ID an attempt to ';Tbt;)t Oidn't ao ua aQ1 r.von dlrecttbetieamttom tbeflDoi', rebouDdfoC'~•atUJl: in tb• pla1clf pairinp." ~ And ttaer. .. G Krohlll.ekll. 19~ ~ Carllllt. !tu brided than 'OfollU, bul .a Ual andrebCJ!undfnltba~'l•\'etbe ''Our IQalD obJdve will be to DlayerwtM)poesepee afluetooeb EiC\ a IOUd 1bot at Serra. a •top ~eu. He'• Ute Ron from outatd•» Ortul'• JIU acor- 23-3clublnthe1une le•l'M WU. <;ornellu.t ol Sant.a ~· Valley. f.nc avera,e la compl•m t.s by potat Verbwn Del. AIZenope1,aowWSerra." K.rotm!oldt'I stead1 play, wh.lch Without Neumana in tbe attack Delp&te Neumann'• &tatm. the tau teen hlan .corinf ln dou6le it could be • 1001 nl&bt t• 1be E8'1ea stlll have plenty Soinl for flsuraslxUmes in leacue. Eagles, wbo muat contend wttb tbem. Jonlon Dave JardiM (f-7) and the rebouncllna and tut break Ftnt. there ti Century League Jlm Price (6-2) are aolld al bolh ~~~~~~_;_~_;;_~~.J-~~_:_~~~..:...:.:... LOS ANGELES-San Clemente Hieb 'a Tri tons enter CIF basket· ball pla10ft'a competition tor the fourth atrataht year \Ulder ®-ch Stan DeMaaglo toni8hl, tangling wl\b ~ View Leuue cham· p.ioo Culver City. Tipoff ia at 8 for the 3·A duel at Loyola Univenlty. Corona del M&r .Takes On Aviation El Toro, Downey Sqllare Off Matched are San Clemente with ltl 6-7, 6-6, 6·6 front line and sharpshooter Tim Dunham out· tide against a combination ol 6-S Mark Connolly aqd 6·0 guard Alan Guttenberg. The Centaurs or Culver City coach Norm Kargl rely on a pass· ing.type offense ahd all of the starters are considered threats from outsi<le. Corona del Mar High's Sea Kings, in the CIF basketball playoffs for the eighth time in 11 years, host Aviation (Redondo ~each) Higb's Falcons tonight in fll'st round 3-A action. Tipoff is at 8 and the Sea King.s or coach Jack Errion enter aa South Coast League champions, ranked No. 2 in Orange County and CIF, are favored to advance. Aviation enters with a 14-10 overall mark, lbut Errion says the figures are deceiving: "Avia- tion is stronger than it appears due to the late arrival or one player and an injury to another. Judging from Avialion's 20·point victory over Culver City, the Readers' Hot Corner Glenn, I'm confused on the criteria your paper used when selecting the Sunset Lea~ue Basketball Coach of the Year? I think Jerry DeBusk did a .. very good Job with Newport this -year and deserves to be con- . -gratulated, but I feel that Dave _ Brown did a better Job with • Fountain Valley. Jerry started the year with 2 returning starters and a J .V. Team which ended up 19-3 last year. Newport finished Sunset League competition with a 6-4 mark, and a 12·11 overall record. Dave started the year with one returning starter and an ex· cellent group of J .V. players. At the end of regular season play, F . V. won the Sunset League with a perfect 10-0 record (which is much better than you or 1 bad predicted.) This year's overall re, cord is 24·1 with the only loss coming to an excellent Downey team m overtime. Even more im- pressive is that F V. 1s the only team in Orange County to have 4 players averaging m double figures a tribute to team play and Dave·s coaching. With the above facts, how can you not pick Dave Brown p the Sunset League Coach <'ff the Year"' I think you have done an inJusllce lo both Dave Brown and Fountain Valley H1gh School. Bob Feq~uson, Fountain Valley lhghSchool P .S I did like your all league picks! Dear Sir Soccer is the fastest growing sport in Amenca. In 10 years they wtll draw crowds Uke foot· ball. I have wnlten to the City Council to express my feelings, the only comments were the few hnes earned by The Register. The Times or Daily Pilot never mentioned 1t Years from now we may com· ment that San Clemente High School won the league in 19'7'1. There are more kids now play- ing A Y S.A soccer than Pop Warner football Get on the ball. people are in· terestcd! Give soccer a htUe pre- ss especially the Jea1ue champs, San Clemente. Reeards. Bob Brennan tt'eatlaer• to A'• OAKLAND The Oakland A's announced Thursday they have re·acqu1red Infielder Mike Weathers and $30,000 in a swap wilh the Toronto Blue Jays lor A's first baseman Ron Fairly. •• Ocean• Le.pa Cbattl}>, ( WOUid have to say Aviation is a vay strong DOft·firstl»lace team." Awalt.in& Aviation b the Socl*b Coast League'J one-two punc:b al 6-7 Alex Bi.ct end 6-6 J act TQi.; theCdMpairsbaringplayeroltbe year laurela.. And bac'k.lng up this aet ¥ guard Paul Akin, a money player who ignites the CdM offense. It's unheralded Mark Rains and Steve Esposito, however, · that draw the toughest defensive - assignments. "Rains will take Don Morrow and Esposito wUl be with Mau Tafoya if Tafoya is more like 6-3 instead of 6-5," says Errlon. Rains has been assiped the opposition's best in the backcourt for the most part and bu done the job according to bis coach. Others in the Aviation game for coach John Frodsham are 6-3 Rod Bauer, 6-2 Mike Martinook and 6-0 Kelly Lew~. But it's Tafoya and Morrow who are the focal points. M«· row, an All·CIF 2·A ace in 1976, has averaged 10.4 points per game, while Tafoya bas account· ed for a 14.8 scoring average in addition to nine rebounds per contest. The Sea Kings, meanwhile, enter with an attack that when stirred, can be almost impossible to stop. Tuz with the fluid moves, rebounding and scoring ability, combined with Black's muscle inside and soft touch from 10 feet. Black is averaging 18.S per is· sue, Tuz is at16.2. WAYNE MICKAEUAN FVGets New Wrestlipg Boss Fountain Valley Hlgh's Wqne Mickaelian has resiped bis posi· lion as varsity wraUln1 co.ch effective following the state finals Mar.,. Replacing Mlckaellan. the head coach of Fountain Valley's wrestling teams for the past six years, ls junior nrsity coach John R.oeafet, who has been the JV coach the past five seuom. IUckaelian, who bad five lea1ue championship teams in his sLx·year reip and one ClF in· dividual cbamptoo, Joe Yount In 1973, says he'll continue as athletic department chairman and coach on the freshman or •OP.homore level in football. 'I'm just looking toward other avenues In education and to do other things. I feel like I need a NORWALK -El Toro Hlgh"s heiatbtless Chargers invade Cer· ritos College tonight in CIF 3-A playoff basketball action againsl San Gabriel Valley League champ t>own•. The game is scheduled for 8 and it's a matcbup of contrasting units. The Vikings ol Downey, victors over Orange County powers. Fountain Valley and San Clemente. in addition to claiming lhe crown in the tough San Gabriel Valley circuit. appear as San Clemente with a big front line, a good ou).side shooter in guard Toby Simioli (23.1 points per game> and a running style. By contrast, the Chargers of El Toro coach Wendell Witt enter with no starter over 6·2 -and most are in the 6-0 range. But despite the lack of height, El Toro's chancea of an upset are good as Downey has shown a ten· dency to be bothered by tactics similar t.o Chargers, who employ a more patient offense. "We have to play like we"d be playing a San Clemente or Corona del Mar,'' says Witt. "Teams with success against Downey have been tempo control style teams and I feel with our type or team it"s the only way you 're going to touch them.·· Bob Charles, the slick junior all·league ace wititthe hot shoot· ing hand from outlide, and team· mate Mark Hill, are the chief darts in El Toro's attack. But it's Connolly and his 18 points per game average that stands out. Connolly, the son or former Olympians Harold and Olga Connolly, is an all·league choice and a prospect for All-CIF honors according to tus coach. "We're not sure how we'll de· fend Connolly," says DeMag- gio, who bas resigned bis post following the playoffs. ·'We figure to do some switching with Ted Hetlinga and Blll NeelY on Connolly . John McDonald will take Culver City's best guard -Guttenberg. San Clemente's mental al- titude is up according to DeMag. gio after its loss to Corona del Mar in the South Coast League championship decider "We've always come back with a good game after a loss and this is a new season. We're healthy and it figures that we'll have to really play well to beat Culver Ci- ty:· adds DeMag11d. The Tnlons' game includes Hettinga and Neely inside. along with the potential of 6·6 John Carson, who can hit with autbon- ty from the corner And if Dunham is on his game, the Tritons present a difficult de· fen SIVl' problem lo solve. Culver City employs a man-to-man de- fense, U1esame as San Clemente. Cuh er City had its league crown wrapped with four games left on the schedule, partly ex- plaining two losses at the end when things were out of hand. TARS ROB GALEY (24), MARK BRADBURNE (13) VIE TONIGHT. But another who has come on strongly in the latter stages of the campaign is Robin Charles, · Bob's brother. In tJ>e South Coast League finale, ~th a playoffs berth on. the line, Robin came through 16 points (six of seven from the field and four.for.four from the free throw line), seven assists and no turnovers. His playmaking on offense has taken much of the pressuJ.;e off his brother. Christian Fives In CIF Battle Newport Cagers Invade Morningside CI F small schools basketball playoffs action begins tonight with two Orange Coas l area teams m action INGLEWOOD -Jerry DeBusk's surprising Newport Harbor High $Chool Tars basket· ball team may be facing a buzz. saw tonight (8) when the Sailors invade Inglewood's Morningside High School for first round CIF 4-A playoff action here. T.he Tars rinished second to Fountain Valley in the Sunset League while Morningside cap- tured the Bay League with a fast· break offense and an 11-3 league record. "We know they like to run but it is hard to evaluate them without having seen them play,·· InBusk admits. ''We're working on a man defense and hope to screen them out from the boards by getting back to defense quickly. II The Morningside offense is paced by all-CIF candidate Charles Smith, who is bitting at a 24 point per game average. The 6·2 senior U. one or i.hree Corwards in a Morningside starting lineup that doesn't have a player over 6·2 In height. "We figure we have a quick team and we like to run,·· first· year coach Carl Franklin says. "We have a couple of people on the bench at 6-5 in case we need more height but they don 't start." Which means the key to suc· cess for DeBusk's Tars will be to conirol the tempo of the game and slow the run.and-gun offense of the Monarchs. Also in the starting lineup are Mike Hill and Steve Petralia while Downey counters with 6·9 sophomore center John Ritchie, 6·4 Herb ·Harper, 6·3 Kevin Hughes and 6-0 Roger James, in addition to Simioli. Simioli has averaged 23.1 points per game in league wilh a 50 percent effort from the field. He's a threat outside or driving inside. Ritchie, in addition to 16 points per game, averages 16 re· bounds each lime out. Physical problems have added to the problems of the Tars this week. Leading scorer Rob Galey has been out with the nu early In the week bul will be ready tonight. Thursday' 8 Area Ron Craig, a starUng guard, suffered a sprained ankle and may see only limited action. Events Washed Out Mark Bradburne will replace him in the starting iineup lf he is Rain·soaked fields and sloppy unable to play. tennis courts forced the can cell a Both huve drawn home assign. menls with t1poffs at 8 HWll- ingtoo Valley Chnstian High or Newport. Beach. c·hamp1ons of the Academy League and 17-4 overall. entertain American Christian High of Pomona at Southern California College. And HWltington Beach 's Llbi?r- ty Chnsllan. champion or the Christian League with a 16·3 overall mark. meets Orange·s St. Michaels at Santa Ana's Salva· lion Army Youth C<'nter. located at 1710 West EdmgE'r Pacing Huntington Valley Christian are Jf.'ff fo'razer (21.Sl. Doug Hanson 07 7) and Rod New Cl2 8>. while Liberty Christian's main guns are Dan Willard (15.4 >. Jeff Orever C ll 2 I and Paul Ray c 10 31 · DeBusk will start Steve Tim· lion or postponement of nearly mons (6·4';. Rolf Schwalbe every high school and college S _.0 TV (6·3'':. ). Ly n Geroniml (6·3>. sports eventln the Orange Coast poa ~ OD Galey (f>.it) and either Craig C6·0> area Thursday. The rain sent TONIGHT orBradbume(6·2J. coaches scurrying to their 8 Pm (j) COLLEGE The Monarchs will have Smith phones lo reschedule or cancel BASKETBALi. The Seattle (6·2), Charles Cowlings (6-2), baseball games, tennis matches Ch1eflams vs tbe San Francisco Richard Polee (6 ·2 >. 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LesA•le, 1 W•I SOPHOMORE ACTION -San Clemente High School's Tritons captured the South Coast League sophomore basketball championship. They are pictured in action against Corona del Mar in the final league game. Above photo: Brent McCorkett (10) •ne .Better ~·~· CHINOOK . $6S9S For the best choice In Chinooks, select from the large inventory at Marquis Motors. Come in :lllliill .... ~ ......... ~~,._~uxt;~' . ' is set to pass for CdM as Mike Dunivin guards. Chuck O'Halloran (22) and Brian White (12) look on. Below photo: O'Halloran (22) grabs a rebound over CdM's Jim Shollin as Dave Hancock (52) watches. Checking Area Golf Summaries 810CANVONCC c;.,..\I O.v Tour,,.,,,...,I CJ low IMll< ot lo•m1on-.l A FllQhl (Gronl -I K•"''•'" M•v•,., Ket11 Helrtton Urv1n~ C.o..t\t C.C.I, Vlro1n'• 0'8ru•n. Dee Ott While tlrvlnt COA\I cc I, 2S.. 2 P•OQY C""nlnQ"•rn LOI\ f:d .. l\•"1• AM CCI. Merle F•roo. Luc II lo PaOdocl IAIU1 lllSIA CCI, HI. (Nell-I. Helen Peol••. AIY<• Mall !S•n«e Ane CCI. Celt Sulllun, M••o•rel Rll• (lrvlrw CoH1 CCI. 703, 1. Oune Hel-ln, June Drury IS.1\1• Ane CCI, 1<1111Y Hol-ln, DorOC~y Wrlo111ey (l..o• Coyotes CCI. 705. J 8everly ...,.., Kev WrlQhC (Irvine CoH1 CCI, Je"" LembOrC, Joule. Snvoet (LotCoyolt>CCl.113 8 F llQhl IGrv\sl I Call Mtrtll\, Dorotnv W•lklM tYorbe Lind• CCI. Uorl\ R~Y. Wiima Shl•l•y IS.l\ta An• Cc> •· 1 l<tY Rekers, Mr\ John l(orfOOI f\,tn C..brlel CCI Btlly J•IW! Smith Oo<othy Nido IEI N•ouel CCI 1'S Onee Scored I 00 San Clemente ~ Sophs Sparkle a,IAU&BHEHYS °'*°'"' ......... Tbe coach about.a out staccato-like commanda, the players seem to bear through their concentra- tion and react quickly to his lnatrucUons. And then once tbey bave the ball, coach Miko Reed yelll, "be.re we ao," and the San Clemen le sophomore basketball team picks up the tempo and more often than not puts the ball throutb the hoop. And thef've been doing it all season 1001, much to the chapin of their South Coast Le~ponents. Winnen ot the title with -a U-0 in l~aue and 22-3 overall1 the Tritona let a school n-eord '•hen they·scorea 100 points aiatn.st La1una Beach. U championship teams can be said to have one tblne tn common, it mJgbt be the will to c<>me bact, and tbe Tritons showed their spirit in the final MUODSame. The visiting Tritons, down by 12 in the third quarter and playing a fired up good Corona del Mar team, ftnally put it together in the fourth quarter. They outahot CdM 18-10 in the fQUrtb period and won by four. "I bad my doubts for awhile," says Reed. "But they are good competitors and they are playing u well as can be expected." A cfwnpiomhip team must also have talent and San Clemente is no slouch in that department. AcCCl'dibc to Reed, San Clemente bu tbe two beat forwards in the league. "Ross Sutton is really smooth," aays Reed of the 6-1 athlete. "He's a super shooter with a fine touch and he has good inaide moves. Ross ,_ a com· plete player with a bright future in basketball. At the other forward position is Mike Dunivin who is averaging in double figures. ''He's the opposite of Ross," says Reed. "He is the best natural athlete I've ever coached and a good compliment to Sutton." San Clemente has two 6-2 centers in Dave Han cock and Bert Fenenga. A good leaper who gets his share of rebounds. Hancock was the freshman team manager last season. The Tritons have a good supply of guards in Alan Mitchell, Brian White and Brad Parker. Captain of the team, Mitchell bandies the ball well and can hit from the outside. Wlute, while not the ball handler Mitchell is. plays an aggressive brand of defense. and Parker provides the steady all-round play needed to win. Freshman Cage Summaries O<u""lew (Ml <•l LI Ov1nt• Antonoooulot (Ill~ '''Benton "••nlW>lt l?l ' 141 Bl<H~ NU~etQborom•ltr 141 c. ••I M•I.., O<.e•nvlew uonn9 'ub'\ Frndrycr •• WOOd\ 1, FllzlluQft s. H••ttnv• I McOlnnlSJ.Mell•lr>06. 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Autedmttl~ For rhe time ol yaur life: i 8)' ALMON 1..0CSAJSEY o.liy~Mt ............ Y achun1 '• wiater doJdrwru are over Aa is customary, the Southern CaliCornla Tbls weekend, ror in1tan~. WDJ.'m tile~ of two major offshore seriea ~ Newplirt Harbor Yacht Club's Ahmanson and~ AIUitlet.x.ch\ _ Cluh'A WbJ1ney. ' L Na aaRaee . " John 8. Kilroy'• 79-foOt Kliloa out of Loa A,naeles and Sumner A. "Huey" lAnl.'t_'lt-!()()ler Onjln lrotD New York-ccatlnued their ba\Ue for line bcmor.----tn """Ule iamt to N..-nu: 'Florida. , There have been no later reports on the race but the remainder of the fieel wu reported to be fllhtinc ll&bt airs acl'0!1121e Gultof Mextco. Yacntini Aasocfallon Midwinter Regaffa "lW'aJds' ! tbe start of a new seuon ot aailboat activity in Southern Callfomla. . . TUE LOS ANGE.LES YA.an Club's Around Catalina Island race for tbe Brokaw ~ bu traditlooally been sailed on tho weekend fQllowing the Midwinters. This year, forthofirat time, NHYC will use the same race for the first of its alx-race Ahmanson Series. Bahamas race with Kialoa nipping . her rlval by 22 minutes over tbe '--------r-, na.mlleeoune. Enduros May Not Endure Klaloa and Ondine flnlsbed Wednes- day well ahead of the rest of the 80 yachta competing in the Southern Ocean Racine Conference out of Nevertheleu, neither Kialoa nor Ondin• were expected to N among the handicap leaden became ol tbeir high ratings. The last race in the SORC, the 30· mile Nassau cup, was scheduled to be 1alled today. Llfl.BOJd These Names I Best Liked The most popular given names among boys of school aae, in descend.in& order, are: John, Michael, Mark, Robut, Paul, Richard, Scott, Peter, Gary, James, Stephen. Bruce, Dennis, Jeffrey, Thomas, Brian, Christopher, Kevin, Eric and A.nlhooy. The .most popular among girls are: Llllda. Carol, Barbara. Cin· dy, Susan, Diabe. Nancy, JCaree. Lynn, Anne, Christine, Diana. Donna, Sharon, Tina. Julia, Lisa, Michelle and Wendy. Or so a reeeat Temple University ,lludy indicates. Q. "How much money does the average · secretary get now? A. Male or female? Male. $179 a week. Female, $145 a week. Lot more men are taking secretaries' job these days, might note. There were 17,000 of them in 1965, about. Now, there are29,000. RHJNO'S HORN If you cut off a rhino's horn, it'll grow back. Q. "Whal actress would most men in this countryprefertosee?" A. Will have lo look into that. Don 'l know, don't know. Why didn't you ask what actress most women would prefer to see? That's been sur- veyed. She's Katharine Hepburn. Diabetes oftentimes can be readily diagnosed by a good foot doctor. The 68-mll~ race starts Saturday from LA YC and wU1 ftnlsb there after the usual fl'Wltrating circuit oftbe ialand, leaving it to port.. Saturday will also mark the 1tart of NHYC's Dickson Series for Performance Handicap Racing Fleet yachts, and the Corkett Series Cor rated under the Midget Ocean Racine Association (MORA) han· dicap rule. Both classes will sail an ta.mile eoune startln& olf Newport and rounding the Huntington Beach Buoy No. 1 and the 20-fathom buoy before re- turning to the Newport Pier for allnilb. NRVC DAS ANOTHER INNOVATION in this year's Ahman50n, Dickson and Corkett series. Instead or draigmg out throu&h the seasQn, \be en- tire series will be wound up in Man:b. This Js somewhat in keepmg with LA YC'a policy of con-den~ the Whitney Seriea (due to wind Up June 4) so that yachts planning to enter the 2,225-m.ile Transpac in July can complete the series. This )'t!ar's Ahmanson Series calls for the Modified Gold Cup race, March 5; the Huntiniton Tidelands race, March 6: Catalina Chlo.net race March 12; Coast Channel race March 26 and the Huntington F1ats race March 27. OTHER LOCAL EVENTS ON the calendar this weekend are: 'third race of South Shore Yacht Club's Hibachi Series for all classes, Saturday; Balboa Yacht Club's Ullman "B" Regatta for Lido·14s, Saturday and Sunday; NHYC's United States Yacht Racing Union Class Invitational Saturday and Sunday, and Capistrano Bay Yacht club's Winter Regatta, Sunday Action m other areas Los Angeles-Long Beach LOS ANGELES YACHT CLUB -Around Catalina Island race (Whitney Series No. 1) Satur· day. Santa Monica Bay PALOS VERDES YACHT CLUB -Saturday Sabotage, Sabots. SOUTH BAY Y ACllT RACING CLU B -Pt. Dume race, (keelboats and ocean racsng catamarans) Saturday The Coast Guard Boal· lng Safety Division at t.onc Beach is notiCyln1 all Enduro Model 173 bass boat owners that their boat may not meet mlnimll flotation re- quirements. E nduro Oorp . of Phoenix bas corrected the defect in approx- imetely 10 of the original 50 model 173 Roadrun· 23-45 N. Grand Ave .. S.nt• Ana ners pt'Oduced Crom 1973 l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!c!1!1•!1 !~!2!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ through AUJUSl, 1975. However, the corpora- tion is no longer in busi· ------------------------------ ness. In the event a boat with a defect of this nature were swamped while loaded to capacity, it might sink, according to the Coast Guard. The addition of six cubic feel of flotation material is recommended to in crease the hull 's buoyancy. All owners of Enduro Model 173 Roadrunners are urged to take cor- rective action. Failure to observe these precau- tions could result sn an uapleasant accident. Q. "What's the most dangerous motor vehicle sport?" Boat Exams For more information contact C. A. Manning or Ensign Barwell of the 11th Coast Guard Dis· trict Boating Standards Branch. 400 Oceangate. Sl t d Long Beach. 90822 . a e Telephone (213) 590·2333. A. Cycle racing. By far. Did I tell you that the temperature of a newly laid hen's egg is about lOSdegrees F.? Newport Beach Flotilla 26 of the U.S. Coast ( ) Guard A®liary will be available for free boat ex· •-~•. BO\~ aminations from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. ......_ _____ __ LIMITED TIME-HURRY! Q. "Where's 'The Republic ol the Sacred Heart'?" The examinations will be held at the Newport Beach Harbormasfer Dock, 1901 Bayside Drive. In the INFORMS Buy or lease at your Lincoln-Mercury cf ea/er. DAILY PILOT A. That used to be the name or Ecuador. £1-----------L-----------------------------------~ WBYYELWW? C...tal Weather Can anybody explain why most pel)(ils are yellow.iNtead of some other color? S-y.i>dcoo~S.tutdltY '-19111 Y•rl-'>le Wlndl nlqhl And ,,_.,,,..,lloun. H19h& I• I~ low-tCI'• ~ft91 lf•mper•lures wltl ran~ !WtwUft 41 •Ml Ml. lnl•ftd ""' Q. ··1.s it true that frogs tend to croak more just before a storm?" ~llrel will ,_,. Del_., 'O .tnCI 60. TIWI -er-•tur• wlll be 60 8-, M00tt, Tld~• A. Sort of true. Moist rur usually pre<:ecles a storm. That's comforting to frogs. They don't have to jump mto the water as frequent- ly to keep their skin wet. They only croak when tbey'reoot ofwater)clearly, and they're out of the water more wbeh the air is moist. "UDAY S.(end ..,._ • l•p"' I l S.c_I_ I .ipm l ~ Fir~t "'"' F1r\t tow Soe<ond ll•IJll Second- SATUltDAY t 00.., A I t ~Ol•m •O 6 ll 1>"' 1 • • 411> m 16 SUllDAY That month wherein most of those college students who commit suicide do so is April. "~111191' • 73.,"' J . Fl"tl<lw 1l01om O• S.c-111911 • """"'· 17 AddT~u mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0 Beu 1560. Secone1•-11 0111"' ls Sut1tlSH6 '11 • m .,~h S '4 P '" "''*' ,,.., 10 u • "' .•• o n ot Costa Mnal'lQS FRI. 10-9 SAT. 18' SUNDAY 10-5 BOOTS iconSUPllUTI s 12900 ............ MOW "°:~:!. MOW' I 19°~ NOIDICA Miiiott ... 110.00 MOW s99oo . IAtcHU.UUTf\I ... ll0.00 NOW s99oo ! .•.. SKl SALE ' 500/ OH UtW Medeh ' /0 ..... Witt. Plilrcllew OfSW ........ _,;,_,..-___.. - IOU.MOL SMASH s97so ... 171• HOW .OSSl6ta. SHOWlllD saooo . ......... 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And get it all done in time. .. The claas was designed to dis- cus" aspects of realism but also to be an exhibition experience," 1 explained Victoria Kogan, who 1 teac~ the art and photography course. "THEY (THE STUDENTS) are responsible for the selection oftheworksofarts ... I essential· t ly amoolysupervising." ' The exhibit b ears the Exhibit's A Real Experience enigmatic name "Plato's Chair." The title comes from a section Detall from glass table top by Carole Landis 'SurDiml,' Anivea From South Africa in Plato's "Republic" that de- bates whether "the ideal of a chair is really more true to a chair than any specific rendering ot it," Ms. Kosan said. With that idea as a spring- board, students began study- ing realistic art from the days of the Greeks to contemporary superrealism. "OUR POINT in the whole class was to discuss how close art can come to any conceptualiza- tion," Ms. Kogan said. She ex- plained that art is divided-into two parts: the idea, or original CClncept, and the process by which the piece of art becomes a reality "When somebody conceives of making a portrait. when they're going to make what they con· sider a realistic reproduction or you. they're going to use all their . techniques but 1t ·s never going to be you," she srud Creating an exh1b1tion ap- parently is also divided into the idea and the process. Starting with their theories or realism, the students found themselves plunged into some very down-to-earth tasks. One was creating a hair-hour videotape that gallery visitors will see It will run continuously. AMONG THE contents are in- terviews and r eproductions, "whatever we could get our little hands on that applies," said Tom Alfieri, a member of the class committee that made the film. Meanwhile. another commit- tee was hunting down dummies to create their own superreal sculpture for the exhibit. A member ol that 1roup. Letitia Murphy, uncovered the cheapest rental source in El Monte. Other students rounded up art, designed a post-card invitation and handled other details of put· ting together a show Their results can be viewed from March 1 through 19 in the UCI Gallery, which is open from noon to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays. There will be an open- ing reception from noon to 3 p.m. March 1 and a gallery reception from 5to7 p.m. March6. Works on diSplay are on loan from the Orlando Gallery in En· cino and the Albert Contrases Gallery In Hollywood. Artists represented include Sus•n Clover, Sabato Fiorello. Don Lagerberg, Gary Lavasser, Jim - Murray and M. Wasp. The ex- hibit includes drawings, oil paint- ings and sculpture. . Arts/Dinioo· Ou . Entertainment Antony Tudor directs students in his 'A Choreographer Comments' The Sky's The Limit In Dance • It's not often a student dancer gets to be a star. Jn James Penrod's "Quarks, Quirks, and Thihgs Slightly Askew -Sometimes," there will be quite a few stars. LlteraJly. ''There was a Time magazine piece about the birth and death of Choreographer Penrod is concert coordinator Seth Sibanda, Dan Maredi, David Fans Keksna and Themba Nf;nga are membf/rs of the South African /31ack '77 Theater Project who will be performing 'Survival' at Orange Coast College next week. The production features music, song, dance, mime, satire and drama. ·~ stars. I got rascmated wltb idea of stars rushing ~ themselves. And when they a certain compact mass suddenly explode out,··~ choreographer Penrod. In addition to _freating b\s work for22 dancers, he is ( as coordinator of a dance C set for 8 p.m. March 2, 3, f and 2 p.m. March 6 at the Irvine Theater ,, ,. SPEAKING OF his new d Penrod said, ''The dancerS" representing bits and pieces' the universe." They will peJ'( to original music by Ma,.Y• Harris. • •' The star·studded work ~~ · babl)'. will never be restageq.~ S~d. I ' "l usually do them (dan~ for large groups and it w!; impractical to do them an else. J do them for large · because I want to involve many students in performing possible... ~ Jnvolvmg students is the f~ point or the five pieces by five ferent choreographers. three them, including Penrod's piec~ world premieres. ~: "It (the combination of dart;. styles) is somewhat to reflect~ curriculum, for students to ·et! pand." he said. ~ ANOTHER FACULTti member presenting a preml~ is Janice Gudde Plastino, wb~ work "Dance for the Eyes. Ed Nose and Throat" is set to Uf Kinks' "Have a Cuppa Tea.,. ~ .. The dance combines words a4I. music in an attempt to exJ>8lll( the usual dimensions of. d&noC Penrod explained. Words are bf Murray Krieger and Elliott J9. Gould and will be spoken 1', Margot Abbott and EilettB Kaniefski ~-~ Israel (El) Gabriel, a1co faculty member, will P·nu:w.• his "Ravens:• with musst Alan Panons and a caat •4( dancers. The jazz piece moving sets by Richard T~...-~ Bella 1-eWitzky, well,~ head of her own danc~ comp will stage her work "Trio' three dancers. · ' •t' "SHE VOLUNTEER£ a _ this as a gilt of trlendshlp ~~U: school. She does not teach~:· noted Penrod. .. ..-:: : Visiting lechrrer A.zafoij Tudor, associate d,lrector d~ American BaJlet 'rbeatet. 1ta1e "A Choreocrapber menta" to music by baftt Scbubert. ~ • the work uaes rej\ilar ste1>5 studied in clan, a c-:r~:i arab~ee. Jetes, pu d• rees and tours, ·arut them mto a theatrical f 0 daace wu tlnt-pe.rtorm1~1A'-'lll . at1"1lllatd. . About too.atudeiata, ln~·15Si.o )BO miJon. atudy d1~g ucr.~ .. 1c1. .. ~ I .urrr -Cl..Stal J~ fl • art.lfacU, ednesday Ulfaugb April 8 l b• Or•e• CONt Collc&e Art ~. :701 Faltvlew Road, CostaMen. Jteceptlon '1to8p.m. Wednes- day. Hours: 10 a.m . to 3 p .m. w~k.days and 7 to 9 p.m . Mondays and Tuesd ays. Free. •KITF.S AND INTERMITTENT llAINBOWS' · Today t.hroOgb April 10 at Bird's Eye View Gallery, 3420 Via Oporto, Lido Village, Newport Beach. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundayi;. Free. OIL PAINTINGS -By Balcomb Greene, Wed nesda,v tbrouib March 27 at Challis Galleries, 13905. CoutHilhway, Laguna Beach. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays.Sundays. Free. 'CIA Y SHOW L.A.• -Now through March 11 at Santa Ana College Gallery, 17th at Brh.tol Street U a.m. to3p.m. Mondays-Thursdays; 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fridays; and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays- Tburadays. Free. STUDENI' DESIGNS By students or Tom Klobe, Tuesday through March 11 m the Golden West College Library, 15744 Golden West St, ANTIQUE SHOW ANO SALE -Sponsored by Laguna Beach Museum of Art Affiliates, noon to 9 p.m. March 4-5. noon lo 6 p.m. March 6 at the museum, 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. $1.50 adults, children under 12 free with adult. Nostalgic paintings like 'Hobnobbing' (above) are shown in a display of f1'ank Loudin watercolors at the Leslie a DeMille Gallery. ANTIQUE SHOW -And sale to beneftt American Heart Association. 7 to 10 o'clock tonight, noon to 6 p.m. Saturday al Registry Hotel, 18800 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine. $1.50 a dults, children under 12free. Galleries I Exhibits ANTIQUE SWAP MEET-Benefits Services for the Blind. 8:30 a.m . to 3 p.m. Sunday at Santa Ana Colle~e parking lot. Bristol at 17th Street. $1 adults, children under 12 free. Huntington Beach. 7:30 a.m. to 10 pm Mondays- Thursdays; 7:30 a.m.to5p.m. Friday:., noonto4 p.m. Saturdays. Free. Married Duo on 'Starboard' 'Reflectiqns of Venice,' a 38-by-28-inch ~by Susan R. Rubinstein, will be on display at the Susan Spiritus Gallery. 'INFORMATION EXCHANGE' -Multi-mei:laa works by 11 women, today through March 18 at Guggenheim Gallery, Chapman College, Palm Street at Grand Avenue, Orange. 1 to 5 p.m weekdays. Reception 7 to 9 o'clock tonight Free The husband and wife singing duo "Jeff and Penny" will perform on "Starboard" at 7·30 p.m . Wednesday on Channel SO dru ms and his six and 12 string guitars. J eff writ.es the majority or original material for t he act and baa a theatrical background, which in- cludes leading roles in musicals and summer stock. ACRYUC PAINTINGS -By Dorothy Browdy Kushner of Costa Mesa. now through March s in t he Spurgeon Room, Santa Ana Public Library. 26 Civic Center Plaza. 10 a.m. lo 9 p.m weekdays, 10 a m. lo 6 p.m . Saturdays and 2 lo 5 p. m . Sundays. Free Penny, a contralto, and J eff, a baritone. are backed by her conga Three Artists Profiled "Three Artists an the Northwest," a fil m that captures the words and vis- ions of p ainter Guy Anderson, scqlptor George Tsutakawa and poet Theodore Roethke, will be broadcast Wedpesday at 10 p.m. on KOCE-TV, CbmmeJ50. This documentary. enhanced by the mu'sic or Alan Hovhaness, uses the words and works or the artists lo com- mp~icate a feeling about art and the erl v1ronment. THE ART OF Anderso n. Tsutakawa and Raethke is rooted firmly in Northwest soil. Guy An- delson, described by Life Magazine aa •·one of the four mystic painters of the Northwest ," uses his rural Puget Sound surroundings (with varying d~rees of abstraction and reality> in his portrayal of m an and nature. Western and Eastern influences ~ombine in tbe work of Geor1e ]'sutakawa, a Seattle native raised in .J a i>a n . Tsutakawa 's fountains, described by Americans as "Onen- tal" and by J apanese as "American," s.llo"' a n att e m pt t o int egrate ~lure and water. .. Tfae Arts in Brief Theodore (Ted) Roethke was not a native of the Northwest, but his poetry ts associated with the landscape of his adopted region. The half-hour film uses candid photos and vantage film footage to capture the spuit of has verse. ROETHKE, A UNIVERSITY or Washington professor and Pulitzer- Prize winner, died in 1963. "Three Artists in the Northwest," is a production of KCTS-Scatlle. and was made possible by a grant from the Washington State Arts Com- mission and the National Endowment for the Arts. Knowledge on Aging KNBC will present a setjes or 20 half-hour ••Knowledge" programs en- titled "New Wrinkles In Aging," de- stined to provide information oo the physical, mental and emotion al aspects of human aging. The programs wtll be hosted by Maury Green weekdays at S:SS am . Feb. 28· March 25. PRISMA-COLOR DRAWINGS -And ht ho graphs by Gary Smith, now through March 10 at Vorpal Gallery. 326 Glenneyre St . Laguna Beach 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tue.!>days-Sundays Free. PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKS By Susan Rubins lean, Tbursday through March 27 at Susan Spiritus Gallery, 3336 Via Lido, Newport Beach. 11 a.m toSp.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays, Free 'NOSTALGIC AMERICA' Watercolors by Frank Loudin.opens Saturday w1lh 2 to 5 p m. n· ception at Leslie B. DeMillc Gallery, 1432 S. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. 11 a.m to 5 p.m Wednesdays-Sundays. Free ALEXANDER CALDER LITHOGRAPHS To· da:ic through end or March at Muirhead Galleries Ltd., South Coast Plaza , 3333 S. Bristol St . Costa Mesa. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays, 10 a m lo 6 p.m. Saturdays, noon toS p.m. Sundays. Free REAlJSM EXHIBIT -Sculpture and painting, Tuesday through Mar ch 19 at UC Irvine Gallery Reception noon lo 3 p.m . Tuesday and 5 to 7 pm March 6. Hours: noon Lo 5 p.m . Tuei;days Saturdays. Fret. TVVieuw Dying Man And Life Robert Hargrove was an ordtn ary man -a Journalist. hus ba nd, father. friend -and. in hts own special way. a teacher But he raced a shattering problem. T he lesson that Har- grove taught -how to live with grace. dignity, courage and humor in the race of a death sen- tence from cancer -is presented on "To Expect to Die: A Film About Li ving." Sunday at 8 p m . on Cha nne l 50, KOCE TV. AUCTION .YELLAND GALLERIES LTD. 1232 North Tustin Ave. Orange, California 92667 (714) 633-2857 SUNDAY 1 P .M. FEBRUARY 27th ESTATE JEWELRY -OIL PAINTJNGS - SILVER -CRYSTAL -FINE EUROPEAN & AMERICAN PIECES -CLOCKS -BRONZ£S -LAMPS -PORCELAINS -ART Q(ASS - FINE CHINA·BV-LIMOG[ -ROYAL BAVAR· IAN -19th CENTURY 'fURNITUltE -JADE &.IVORY IN ADDITION TO HUNDREDS Of OT~tR ITEMS. A MUST AUCTION FOSt COUEC- TORS OF RARE, UNUSUAL AND ONE-OF-A· KIND OIJECTS Of ART. ADMISSION Fill -DEAUIS WELCOME TEnMS: Bank Americard - Master Charge -Personal Check INSPECTION HOURS: Friday & Saturday 9 a m. 6 pm .. Sunday l houf prtor to auctron YELLAND AUCTION GALLERIES 1s located al 1232 N. Tustin Ave. Just s0titltof Katella Ave. 1n Orange, & 1 block west ot Newport Frwy. -Katella Ave. Exit. Jazz Tickets on Sale TH E FILM, which Haq:(rove hoped would be "a ktnd of gift" for others, 1s his statement about the meaning of hfe It 1s also a statetnent from his family a nd friends, who faced with him the lmowledge of bis coming death. '--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-' Tickets are now on sale fo~ lbe ninth an· nual Jazz Ensemble Festival. March 24-26 in the Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2101 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Theschedule la: Matrix, 8:30p.m . Marcb24; Ed Shaqnesay and the Enern Force Bil Band, 8:30 p.m. March 25; Shelly Manne-Ray Brown- Herb EWa Band, 3:30 p.m . March 26; and Bill 'Val\rOUa and lbe Manhattan Wildlife Refuge, 8·30p.m. Mattb2S. . Tickd.s are $C ror evenin1 concerts and $1.50 for afternoom. They can be ordered by mall, • checks J>a7able to the OCC J azz Festival. from lbe festival at the above address. rip 92626. A aell·addnssed 1tamped envelope should be enclosed. A..Utletu l•r A••tettn Amateur entertain en can try out for the new •'Boni Show," pat\emed after lbe television pro-ara m, to debut Marcb 13 at Mr. Mike's Aeltaurant in Santa Ana. Tryouts will be from 8 to 10 p.m. on Sundays "°betinnina thlJ weekead. Coote.slants must be over 11 and acts are limited to three minutes. TryoUts can be arranged by calling Bill McClure at U5-25'17 within two days of tryout date. Judaes include KWIZ radio manager Pat :Mlcbaefs, buaineu woman Kathy Alls and KOCE-TV producer-director Kent Johnson. Aalcapetlre I• A•4111ft• The Nailon.al Shakespeare Company will J;>erform "A Comedy of Ernn" at 8 p.m. March S at Western Wah School Theater, 501 s. Western, Anaheim. Additional information is anllable by caW.ni 533-5278. Pctd .. lleadl-ae L••-• A Wb:ats Festival of Poetry will be present- ed at 3:30 p.m. March 5 in the Forum Theater. 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Five Southern California poets will read their own works. They are Eloise Klein Healy, Bart Yoder, Brenda Hederlch, William McLean Witter and D. LaVaughn Brown. Sandy Gurkewilz will pro- vide guitar musk . Donation at the door is $2. Gallftil nuiu .. ,, Ezlalllft• Artists interested in exhibiting or organizing an exhibit for Mills House Art Gallery, operated. by the City of Garden Grove, may contact Dorothy Berry at 638-6707 prior to a scheduled Cultural Arts Diviaion study session on May 13. The study sessions are beld twice a )'ear. CNldrftl'• P•pet 8"°"' "Something to Crow About," a musical pup- pet fantasy, opeM March Sand will continue in· definitely at the Bob Balcer Marionette Theater, 1345 W. First St., Los Angeles. Performances are 1iven al 2:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, with special group performances available. Birthday parties can also be arranged. Admission of $3.50 for adults and $2.50 for youngsters under 17 includes refreshments. Parkins ia '1· Information and res~~Uons are available by cal.Uq (213) 624·3973. Jlouema•'• Aetl ... c ... pa•9 SpecialeventsinMayatUCLAwtllmcludetwo productions by John Houaeman's Acttnc Com· pany: "Camino Real" by Tenneuee WUllams (8 p.m . May 1, Royce Hall) and ''Tbe Way of the World"byWllllamConarev•(8:30p.m .May3and 5, Royce Hall). Ticket.a at~.25-'7.S01eneral1 $2.50 studentsareavailablealMutualandUben)'aaen· ciesorbyc.ittne (21.S )82$-28$3or(213 >•7&-m&. ~ rush to ~ 103 to 503 savlniS on American Indian Jewelry durlns our Februaw Sale ' ~ I ~~ This Is a one-of-a-kind. wh11e~the~·last.offer. Came look. ~ R"IWIJl/11 ""'""'' llln/f, l•I Ill 11111 rmtilllll. ) DlrectJy across from MlailOn San Juan Capjstrano -Open 7days,10:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M./Telephone (714)493-9088 )l After learning of his terminal illness. Har - grove spent his remain- ing lime living life lo the fullest. Uving, to him, meant continuing to. do the things he had always enjoyed: visits to the seashore, placing bets at hor se r aces, seeing friends and s pending time with tus son and daughter. -..irel THE ONE-HOUR film captures t h e quie t d ram a of this closely knit family. The mood is low-key, but there is' an undercurrent of strong e m otion . Ha r g rov e. shown in scenes with his wife, c blld ren and friends, is taking leave or a life he loves. Glynn Turman st ars as Harry Brown Jr .. a famous performer, in the d)'amatic musical s pec ial "Mins tre l Man," 9 p.m . Wed- nesday on Channel 2. J lhe IRVINE MASTER CHORALE and ORCHESTRA JOHN ALEXANDER, Conductor wlll present the WEST COAST PREMIERE PERFORMANCE 1 of "PSALM 4r' bv Ftorent Schmitt preceded by Mozart's '1£Qll£M" . r..,•~.1m••1 •~ Slltl 1111 fht llftlst Clltcl-1*111. 111 St. Don't ntl•• thl• opportunity to f'IHr two grHt m•t~ •• one fOt the flrat time lrMf tht on. -Mout't'• _,, Mown flnat work. 135 llOloet and 43 memDec'e °' th• orct.tra JOlned by 5 oulltllftdtno .otol•~ •. all under tM direction of Mr. John Alexlnder. Faaturwcl eototsta: Ms-wt~ -organltt "twOI v.,... -•oprano ....,.. Smith -m.uo soprano John Guwnlef1 -wnor Men.II O.Uup -beM batitone Tldlltt-16&~,....... Hu.--... A .... •-.. _,SZS.....A_. 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' ~· 7 Lilt week w; attended a lc>- ealled w-"'9Yiew. mlsnamecl .... &be C'l'Ulb of 'dTle m:t ~h•mbei' of col!lutere• tnes kiot W tMli; leUJ:iC a Y.-Y eood Jocill:· • iM ..-.ura:nt. fio • loll l"e'lltw dtbe aew ••eD·•-ill · tll4t entrlDce to ~~,..-tn.Ru. llDltCID &eCb Win ave t.o 1'Ut l&DtD W.flQd tim"eto~ ~ • lll ecMaee ~ :ro INIVU ey....,,..a for ~~U.. to-wa,11 ~·" .T:•• , as~cacb care Ulat JDade deta.Dect· Jtucli 4if· SI mWi'Ul the arraqeaumtof' flcull . AJllO: tbe Wfet. eprad the food. ltJ color can~ and •at DOt repnaent.Uve elf Jiu-even it.a shape, as with the cook· 1t'ell'1ev817da1menu. m. andaeumtng. Sucb coulderatJO])s. a.aide. All of' this can be obeened and however, the ln~ decor la a eliJoYed t1rst hand -with a nod pretty ctualln1 att•. a kind ct of' appreetatlon for economy, too li1bta-camer~aetloa reeUn& that. -by ~ advantage o( the le .. es you woaderiq if you've early bird menu at Yamato wandenid onto the aet of an old restaurant. IO Fashion Island, I· Glneer Bogen movie. Newport Center. ReservaUoos: To create Maxwell's, the 6"-48U.. former premises were complete-Served daily, except Saturday, ly remodeled and refurbished in until 7 p.m., Yamato'• early the art deco complexion of the evenlne blll of fare offers a 19208 and '30s. Most recently the choice ot four entrees. All are Fisherman restaurant was served with rice, soup of the day housed here and lon1 before that and tea. the historic Pavaloo Ballroom. Quite appropriately. therefore, Maxwell's revives the time when the Ballroom was one of Hunt- ington Beach's most popular at- tractions. ~ LIKE THE PARENT Max-1 well's restaurant in Beverly Hills -9045 Burton Way, at Doheny - Maxwell's Huntington Beach specializes in fresh fish, U .S.D.A. prime beef and Wisconsin veal. In the first category the restaurants probably hold a re- cord, we were told. by serving somewhere between 10 to 20 dif. ferent types of fresh fish daily. Perusing the standard bill of rare, we noted some tempting prospects for our first dinner out- ing -at what seemed quite re- asonable prices. To cite but a few examples: fresh met of sole, $5.95; fresh stuffed trout (a dungeness crab stuffing), $5 .95; fresh Lake Superior whitefish, $16.9S; prime rib, regular cut, $7 .95 (giant l Yl lb. cut, $9.95); live Maine lobster (1 lb.), $7.95: Managing the Huntington Beach location for owner Charlie Rivezio is Charlie Brown, former partner-manager of the Red Vest, Waikiki Beach, for 12 years and Nick's Fish Market, Hawaii and I.D6 Angeles. Maxwell's serves lunch and dinner daily, brunch on Saturday and Sunday. You'll find the THE FIRST selection ls shrimp tempura and sesame chicken (the marinade on the chicken is especially tasty). $4.25. On the tempura seafood dinner, $4.25, you'll receive but- terfly shrimp and fild of sole dipped in a batter and deep fried to a golden brown. Shrimp tempura, $3.95, nets shrimps prepared with Yamato's delicate tempura batter and deep fried. The final selection, steak teriyalci, $4.25, yields choice r,ee£ broiled to your individual taste. A dinner outing at any hour to ~. ·~: -~· Yam.t.o inU. lt OQ11ibJe to con- alder anotber aood buy: th• "trio ot f avwttel" of'ferins an entree choice cl ateak leri.Yakl. shrimp tempura ar cblcken on a skewer. Tabbed a the uniform price of' $1.$0. each ti HrVed with green vecetablea. aoup. rice and creei tea. • WITB A CLADI to bri~ l>•ck :'the_ &ood old daya, ' ~tbern c.ntcirnia'a Red OniClll reltaurat.a are oaermi children 12 Ud mder a complete I~ ar dlqner fer oa1J 50 cent.a. .At that prico we're ready to concede succea for the Onion's parent company, Host Interna- tional -ba'rinl turned the calen' dar bmseveral decades. The Red OnJon's "little amigo" lunch and dinner selections are a taco, enchilada, or beef and bean burrito, all served with rice and beans; bambur1er and trench fries, fish and chips; bacon, ·let· tuce, 1...and tomato sandwich with frencn tries; or a grilled cheese sandwich. All selections include abeveraie. CBIU>aEN EATING at Red Onion restauranta will also be pteaented a tree balloon, sucker and bandido mask. Low prices, apparently, are the present fur their parenta. Orange County Red Onion restauranta are at the following locations: 16060 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach; 25052 Del Prado, Dana Point; 23732 El Toro Road, El Toro; 1801 E. KateUa Ave., Anaheim; 1446 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton ; 18512 MacArthur Blvd., Santa Ana. 1tltllB'98au Toshiko Akiyoshi and Lew Tabackin will .bring their big band to the Saddleback College gymnasium, 28000 Marguerite Parkway, Mis- sion Viejo, at 8:30 o'clock tonight. Admission is free. MOWOPEM! DIAMOND JIM1S TEMPLE <;ARDEN$ \.3 . i Cj-ffNSSS Restaurant ~!5 (Formerly Bashful Bull) COCKTAILS -LUNCHES DINNERS LAMch 4 to l -D-.,.6 tot Entertainment Soon 11701-.r St., Costa MHa 540.0573 Viii· ,fiuthtu St\fORGASBORD RESTAURANT MllOUW'f ,,.c..,,..-w 10 ,. N°"8 ~TOtl MM:lll• COllOMDIL *" IZll llAIM ST AT ntt -L C0MT IM\I. tji~e a~~ ·d JffiO GU~~.!-· lJ'$1 L~ 2DINNERS AHO 2 Gl:ASSES . Of WINE LUNCHEON AND DINNER DAILY Special Lundle09 Mfei Monday thru Frtday t1 :30 to 1:30 RICKSHA COCKTAIL LOUNGE Featunng Exotic Tropical Conks 1500. ADAMS t .. Herttorl COSTA MESA 540.1'17 540.1'21 ........ G ...... Gre•• 1120 I ll00"'4URST '-'t Ct If' 1al 6ll·7~to ~1St6RQS asTAUllAMT a COCKTAJU · ' • MARCH SPECIAL-MON thru THUR. Starting March 1 , PRIME RIB DINNER $5. 95 Complete wtth Choice Of Soup: or Salad. PotJto Ind Vegetable CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY IRUMCH • TimesY,Plades · Jazz Aboimils . TonigAt All. Over County TONIGHT, RB•VARYJ5 BIG BAND CONCBRT -Tmhiko Akiyoshl/Lew Tabactin Big Band, 1:30 o'cl~k tonight in Sad- dle back College Gym, 28000 Mareuerlte Parkway, MJ..ssion Viejo. Free. 'FASCINATIN' RHYTHM• -Jan band and vocal ensemble, 8 o'clock tcmigbt and Saturday at Fullerton College Campus Tb~. 3Z1 E. Chapman Ave. $2 general, $1students. J'AZZ ENSEllBLE -From Cal State Long Beach, 8 o'clock tonight at Cypress Hllh School Theale!', 9801 Valley View St. S2 general, $1 atu. denta and seniors. 821 ·SSO(). 'BUTLEY' -British drama. 8 o'clock tool(Cht .and Saturday at UC Irvine Uttle Theater, Room 161 of Humanities Hall. $3 general, $1.:iOsludents. KENNY BURRELL -Guitarist, 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. tonight through Sunday at Hungry Joe's Jazz Club, l!i06 Pacific Coast Hi1hway, Hunt· ington Beach. $5 plus one drink minimum. WIND CONCERT -University Wind Ensemble, 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday at UC Irvine Con- cert Hall. $1. 'SUAKESPEABE IN OPERA" -University o( Southern California singers, 7:30 o'clock tonight in Phillips Hall, Santa Ana College, 17th and Bristol streets. Free. 'NIGHT OF JOY' -Christian music with An· drae Crouch and The Disciples and others, 8 o'clock tonight at Disneyland. $7.SO in advance at Ticketron, W allichs and box office. $9 after 6 p.m. at door. BENEFIT COMEDY -'Two Gentlemen of Verona" by South Coast Repertory. 8 o'clock tonight at 1827 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Benefits UCJ Medical Center. $10. 833-8514. . STORY THEATER -8 o'clock tonight, Satur- day and March 3-5 al Edison lhgh School Student Theater, 21400 Magnolia St., Huntington Beach. $1.50 adults, 75 cents children. WINTER FESTIVAL -Continuing in Laguna Beach. "Fabulous SO Faire" daily, 10 a.m . to dusk at Festival of Arts Grounds, 650 Laguna Ca- nyon. Road (50 cents). Variety performance, 2 axurefl's Seafood and 8t .. ldtOUMt Sunday thru Thursday-5 to 6 30 p.m onty CHOICE OF u .s.D.A. PRIME Rll, U.S.D.A. 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After" eririrCt I Oepel liDd other amqiae dJM I dt uth it the piaao bat ·I c.mrorta111e. lnfonnal, with an ocean •WW nca1i1 llDU rbtt\'llions by tallif1S, 714/640..COOO 'WA.IT~ DAU' -Tbriller, 8 o'cl ' tonight and Sat.aday, $ p.m. ~llY at Cal S Jl'UUerton Uttle Tb.eater ~ N. State Colle Blvd. $3.50 general, $2 students. 870·3an weekdays and before abowtime. .. " .,, 'SHOWBOAT' -Jlualcal, 1:30 o'clock tonlctj"t Saturd~ and March 4 and 5; 2:30 .,.m. Sundq and 11.reh 6. hlle~ Clvio Liatit Opera Plummer Aud.hclrium, C~p and LemDQ str~. F\&llertoe. 879-1132 weetd~ attem~ or W awchs, liberty and MlltUa1 qmcies. ,._.. I NA~ONAL DATE RSTIVAL-10 a .m. toJ.., p.m. today throQp &ulday at Indio, Rivenst4$ County. Exhibits.. entertainment. Located miles aoutb of' Palm Sprines. $2 cen.eral. $1.SO groupsof10ormon.1-3'2-szt7. • ~ 'MY TBJlEE ANGELS' -Comedf. 8:30 o•~ toni8b1, Saturda1 and March 4 and s. G Grove Community Theater at Lake Set~ Auditorium, 10801 Orangewood, just east <J(. Euclid.SM-1452.. ,' 'THE SOUND OF MUSIC'-Now through MlU'tfr 6 at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse, 1441 Avenida Pico, San Clemente. $10..$15, includes dinner. 49'l-9950. -. 'THE UON IN WINTER':::.. No~througb M4rch 6, 8 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays and 6 p.m. Sun· days. Cabaret TbeaterCompany, 120W. Malvern Ave., Fullerton. $6, includes snacks. 879-6965. . CONTINUING IN LOS ANGELES -American Ballet Theater, through Sunday at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion; "Travesties" and "The Im· portance of Being Earnest," tbropgh March 20 a~ the Mark Taper Forum; "Long Day's Journey Into Night," through April 2 at the Ahmans911 Theater; INDEFINITE RUNS: "Bubbling Brown Sugar" at the Pantages Thea.ter' "Vanities" at the Westwood Playhouse; "'A Chorus Line'• at the Shubert Theater. · SATURDAY, FEBRUARY2C f. • • VIOLA FARBER DANCE COMPANY -8-:SO. p .m . Saturday at Orange C.oast Colleg& ,! t • <See IRVINE CHO BALE, Page C7) ' 1 . ·' DINING DANCING ENTERTAINMENT COCXTAILS SEAFOOD FOOD TOGO BAJf<MTS PRIVATE PARTIES • atAMPAGNE · SUNDAY BRUNCH QORIA BENNETT "Reflection" T r1o .,... ~1411& 547W. 19 STREET cwtz..c ... COSTA MESA 642-97 64 AAlo: AMAHBM 1710W. u.c• CMNr .. 141 991-0540 l 7 ! ty much sums up the JCT story. It'• been one of produce, pack up, relocatt and produce qaiD ror tbeputtbreeyean. ..Wt Just don't want to io dark for: a pro.. N"•· tio•ever. In that nomadic period did Jon1ed period ottlme, 0 explal.na Lols Farah,~ the lrvlne playen actually co dark -until early aldent of the lrvlne croup, •'because tben ou.r au· ---------_.;-..__;;.;..;...:.:.;;-..::.:.:..;;.;....._Jut November when a promised dinner theater dlencee 'would lose Interest ln us. lt'a bat4 contract wu withdrawn. Since then, IC'T bas enough to k~ up our 1upport when we'N con· eat here• .......... 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To call tbe Newport church building THE IATl'Ea 18 AN oddity ror the IJ'Vine .. home." however. would be a little premature. thespians -a well-known play. For lbe past The Irvine players have the use of the facility tot several years. ICT baa placed special emphasis ------------------"Luv," but then must apply again for a second o~ mounting Orange County premieres -amonf abow and. if approved, for a third, and soon. them "The Ninety Day Mistress,·• "Surprise," Open 7 Days Highest Quality "NaU,. Mexican Food't!i'"' All ~TS EVENTS GIANT 7 FOOT 1V SCREEN Mon.-Thur. 11:30 o.m. to 10 o.m. Hot Dogs 304 Fri. & Sot. 11:300.m. to 11 p.m. COCKTAILS Sunday '4 p.m. to I 0 p.m. 9093 E. ADAJltS. HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-7911 Romatic Dining & Dancing Jn The Round 103 N. Bayside Dr., NMport Beach Resenations -~123 Cholee NewYorll Steak at a Rare Pr.lee ... Just. It you're a steak lover. this offer is for you: a complete New York Steak dinner at the special price of just $4.95. This dinner features our U.S. DA. Choice New York Steak. broiled to perfection. Dinner also features soup du )our or crisp garden salad with cucumbers and marinated mixed beens. your choice of potato and freshly baked bread served piping hot. Just clip out the couPon below and up to six people can enjoy these special dinners at Just S4.95 each. .. So come in and try this offer soon. We know you·u love It. :· ·. Still, the arransement is keepinc the Irvine ''What the Butler Saw," ''Everythin1 in the Community Theater alive, tnd that's been the Garden," "The First Fish," "Monday's Hero," name of the 1ame since the fl'OUP lost the use of "Harold," "Silent Night, Lonely Ni1ht," UC Irvine's HumanlUes Hall Playhouse in the .. Father's Day," "Beginner's Luck," Perfect 1pring of 1974. Jn the two years thatfollowed, ICT Pitch," ''The Wisdom or Eve" and "When You raised tta curtain at (1) the Actors Playbo• of Comin' Back, Red Ryder?" Golden West Colleee. (2) the Fountain Valley "We learned with 'Mistress,' 'Butler' and Community Theater, (3) the Youth Services As-'First Fish' that we CQuld put on plays that soc•auon building in Costa Mesa, (4 ) the main nobody ever beard or and be very succenlul with Golden West Collece theater and (5) back to the them," Miss Farah declares. "So we began to YSA building ror four more shows. place special emphasis on pnnniece productlona of good plays which hadn't been around the eoun· THE NEWPORT CHURCH SITE will be Uie ty once or twice. Plays Uke 'Father's Day• and seventh location for the Irvine theater, which has 'Red Ryder ' were held over because or the heavy its ~ights set on a permanent home in the city of demand for tickets." Irvine's proposed cultural center. The only pro· STARTING OVER aeain in ·yet another new -b .. le•m•i•s•, th••at .. ·s .. t;;;;;w;;;;;o;;;;;to;;;;;;;;th;;:r=ee=y;;;;e;;;;ars;;;;;;;i;;;;n;;;;th;;;;e;;;;r;;;;u;;;;tu;;;;r;;;;e.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-location may dilute the theater's follow~g r somewhat, which Is one r eason ICT is leading off ~olden~~-~ -~· s;;;;;ragon . -- GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A la C.Orte Dishes lUN~OtttNER DAILY Food tO T.._ Out 11:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. HIJ...,._~ COSTAMHA 642-71'2 • '46-n11 -~ :Tb o\lln fll;'/(J CROWN HOUSE ~t '11$p RESTAURANT 32802 COAST HWY. LAGUNA NIGUEL (At C_V....,l'-•y) 499-2626 496-5n3 IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT LUNCHEON and DINNER AUlAVATIONS HONOAeo Phon• t7t4) 644·1700 ~ c.~:,:·} ......... rZ~-W?veu7~'p'~ UW JAMIOWI llOM • NEWl'OllT HACH, ~lfOltfflA with a proven audience grabber like "Luv." But then the Irvine players tum pioneers again with the first post-Broadway production of Oliver Hailey's "First One As leep, Whistle" and Jack Sharkey's nightmare comedy "Who's On First?" -pencting the thumbs up sign from Newport Beach, of course. Drop By El Matador Say Hello To Mcrcial TRY ORANGE COUMTY'S FINEST MEXICAN FOOD f. 1Mt.1111111CM1 Now Serving American & Mexican. l. Rreaklast from 7 A.M Sat & Sun LUHCHIOH c,,......E""'"'*"•·S.-~t $1 65 Dally SrECIAl Tar.o • CNJo«t ot e.."'.,, Rice • COMP'UTI OIHMlRS RtOM Sl. I 0 te U.'40 ~ 1761 HEWP'OIO' ILVD~ C.M.•645-3520 I Pct .. oq l ~ 'Jr :.1 , r BL•") o• l~•h ,rf<r.ET "Reo Mon ·Thur 10 to I'• F11 . Sat , Sun 7 AM to 12 Midnight The A PADA-NA AWARD WINNING RESTAlJRANT~~~ AUTHENTIC CUISINE OF THE EXOTIC MIDEAST ~ Persian. Armenian, Greek \ \ and Russian speciaJUes Continental CUlsi.ne Also •i/ Luncheon -Monday thru Friday 11.30 11 m. to 3 00 p.m Dinllef -Every Evening from 5.00 p.m. 600 Newport Centtll' Drive acros11 from Fashion Island Reservations honored -~ 7502 'f Andre Previn conducts the Pittsburgh Symphony in new PBS show Previn Launches 8-Week Series Andre Previn i>t'rforms as conductor, pianist and host for an hour dedicated to "Mozart u Keyboard ProdliY." when he and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra make their PBS television debut at 7 p.m. Sunday on KC$T. Channel 28. The first in a series of eil)tt weekly specials entitled ''Pl'evin and the Pittsburgh," the pro- gram will feature Previn, a self-described "Mozart man." now nearing the end of his pre· miere season as music director or the Pittsburgh Symphony, in discussion and performance. AFTER INTRODUCING viewers to Moiut's We and genius, Previn then performs with Patricia Prattls ·J ennings, principal keyboard for the Pittsburgh Symphony, the com- Pole.t'a C.Major Sonata for Four Hands. Follow· ing, he conducts the Symphony in Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 20 in D Minor. Subsequent programs in the eight-week aeries will feature such 1uest artists as pianists Horacio Gutierrez and Oscar Peter.ion, com· poser·lyricist Stephen Sondheim and violinist Isaac Stem. · KCET r e peats "Mozart as Keyboard Prodigy" on Monday at 10 p.m. The program can also be seen at 10 p.m. Tuesday on Channel 50. -----.-... .... 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"TM flllq 0--. ......... ..,, .. .,.. ... -·-r,.-•S...-""*' (8 .... : "Ole " °" Alrcnft .. Misllftc" (dr1) '42-ErlC POltm&ll. 1:00 DTalbMut ., @ Cl) (II Mldlliallt s,edlt -~' 2:00 l!J DIUltfutu11 Motil: "Wt OM ll DIWll," CC) "Tiie Vllllllt Dia" . m U-alCM -~w -. · I ·P11Mt1Ac1111tUs" -3:05- D llttlt: CC> ubU1~1I" (ldY) '68-Gtne Blny, John Sa1011. 87 lllCllAELPASIEVICD °' .. ~ ........... A'"" yean qol a writer be-aioaolna tho K1nb lad: ol eom- m erdal IUCCHI de1plte tbe Britlab band'• cootribuUons t.o rodt closed b.la essay wtth a tulUlb c4kb ce. It read: 0 GodSavet.be ." • Thia adroit aummaUon •till bolct.. true today. conalde.rini tbe Kinks' perpleltlnc performance lut w• at tbe Santa Mooica Civic Auditorium . It's been nearly 13 years since the KJnD reconled the power cbord classic "You Really Got Me" (which opened the abow) and almost debt years since the band 11 lut hit single, "Lola.'' THE GROUP has been on the brink ot disbanding numerous times and flamboyant leader Ray Davies bas often expressed a desire to go it alone. HJs de- tachment was obvious during Friday's late sh.ow. He now re- fen to "The Kinks" as if they are notbi.o,c more than a back-up band be pickea up at a garage sale. Bassist John Dalton is gone (replac«l by aessionman Andy Pyle) because, according to Davies, "he just couldn't take it Pop Music Concert any more.•• means. But the.Klnb nt\1Mt:o4le a the eathallllltlc retpome 1rom some ol muale's m08t Joyal f..- ovenhadowed the Ht'• m-.tcr problem. poor paclq. With so much mat.erlal to draw from eamtimed wttb tbe f\altlll~ deaire ot fana to hear~ tbe two-hour show jumped erndeal· ly from early worka Ute "Waterloo SUneet" to a splrlted "Life on the Road" from the newestalbum, "Sleepwalker." ••• •t ONCJS KNOWN a.a ·the sle>p- plest band In abow biz, the Kinks have ccntlnued to PJ'OIJ'eSS into a competent, ii ~tacular unit. A boozey born trio and a pair of breathy female vocallats (clad at Um es ln bawdy dance hall attire) rou.nded out the sound in fine fublon. ., • DAil Y PILOT C§ Skating Star 1976 Olympic figure skating gold medalist Dorothy Hamill will star in her second TV• special, with guests Beau Bridges (above left), The Carpenters and Edward Villella, • UNLIKE TBE Kinks' past three tours, which followed tbe release ol story concept albums ("Preservation Act II,'' "Soap Opera" and "Schoolboys 1n Dis- grace"), there was no delinea- tion between the oldia ud new material sets. The band'• cham- pion-of-the-common-people im- age did not project well ln a series ol musical fragments. The Kinb are always good fun and I wco 't hesitate to se& them next time around, U tb~ stay to1ether. But th.Ls show Paled in ------------------comparison to their previous live efforts. Another concept album and thematic stage show is needed to tighten things up. at 8 p.m. Wedn~day on Channel 7. The effective slide sbow and abort pants prep school costum- JeaWmy Dramatized Barbra Featured ; She la an American superstar -a recording artist, an actress, and now a producer. Her name is Barbra Sb'eiaand, and she is featured in "BarbrL .. Wltb One More Look at You,", tonight at 7 p.m. on Channel 2. 11SLAP SHOT" 111 "Easter Tells Such Dread.fu.1 Lies," the story of an overly lmqlnative llWe Cirl who supposes her father ii 1n ldYe with another woman, ii the next autobiOIJ'aphlcal drama on "Cbildbood" Wednesd-.y at t p.m. on KCET, Channel 28. The show is a behind-the-scenes view of one of the dominant forces in the entertainment in- dustry. It traces Barbra Streisand's career from tbe way ahe was some 15 years ago to the way she is today, and Includes footaee of her first network television appearance oo tbe Jack Paar Show in lil&l and on a televlsed special with Judy Garland; and bigbllghta from some of her movies lite "Funny Girl" and "The Way We Were." 11METWORk11 cRJ "SHAMPOO-IRJ 11BOUND R GLORVU 11LENNY" IRJ The story, written by Barbara Waring, ac- tually happened t.o ber as a child and ii from a section ol her autoblorrapby. lnlrid Beraman is tbe aeries host. • STARTS TODAY PAUL NEWMAN IN A GEORGE ROY HILL Alm ---·-...... __ ·. . ' ·, l .. • •. DI ,,!d!x, hbn.!!y 215, 1m .., ( A Quick Look ~t the Movies) ~rw~~-r.r.r-"'r'~ ElliS Finds New BeBt · . . Hockey Film Has W annth, Action az.!O.!~~~ ... ,_ .. SIAP 8llOT0 cu PiUl Newm84 ., the agln1 player-coach of a 9t'ln1ts• aq\~own hockey team. Georae Roy Hill's dlrect1<111 and Nancy Dowd's script provide luaty entertain· ment, combinlnl human touches wttb ample ::!.Tfcbem on the tee. The cast ls mostly new and ormly fine. See it now, because its bleeping lancuage wW not allow TV exposure, except as a silent. Rated R, u in raunchy. "TWIUGBT'S IAST GLEAMING,. is a polemic alainst U.S. Vietnam policy, coupled with a auspmse tale. A defrocked general (Burt ............ Newman, Lindsay Crouse in 'Slap Shot' murky development of the premise. You're never quite sure who ia who. Still, there are some good laughs, and a good Dia.ney chase at the finish almost redeems the film. Rated G. • Lancaster) captures a missile silo and threatens. to launch nuclear warheads unless the President <Charles Durninl) 1. discloses U.S. duplicity in Vietnam; 2. acts as hosta,e for an escape. As long as director Robert Aldrich stays with the suspense, be is on safe ground. But the overlong film bop down into numbing speeches. Rated R. "FREAKY l'IUDA Y" poses an intriguing notion: A housewife and ber sprighUy teen-ager change identities for a day. Barbara Harris and Jodie Foster are ideally cast as mother and daughter, but their talents are dissipated by "'IJllEVES" is a mixed bae, COQlbinint cynicism about unlivable New York City and bo1>e for the institution of marriage. Marlo Thomas and Charles Grodin play the engaging couple, schoolteachers at odds witb themselves and the city. i 'Butley' Outstanding '· By JACKIE HYMAN OI tM Dally 1'1191 Stalf A middle-aged homosexual who has l,ost his wife and lover on the same day ~oimds like a depresslnt topic for a drama, but ln Simon Gray's "Butley" he evokes as much laughter as pain. Particularly in the excellent portrayal by William Needles, who stars in the CWTent production at UC Irvine's Little Theater (Room 161 of l:l~manities Hall), which concludes at IS. o clock tonight and Saturday. Direct.or Robert Cohen skillfully paces the production, enabling his leading characters to bring out the nuances of Gray's script. Fine supporting performances come from Joan Morris as the estranged wife and Paul Eggington as the man who steals Butley's lover. Jo~ McGillls is less successful as Edna Shaft. The clipped rhythm or the dialog evades her, throwing off the pace wbenshe 's oostaee. BARBARA LEVA and Jason Cronin struggle unmeinorably with small roles as students, ln both cases com· ing off too unreservedly American. LOS ANOELE.5 (AP) -Tnampeter-eompoaer Don EWs nma • ll·Plece band tbat•1 a blt dll· fereot. and not MC:auae tt'a called tbe Electric Orcbe1tra. It playg rhythms few bi1 band.a would even attempt. On Mantb 12, for ex· .. ample, ob Sblrley Mact.alne'a CBS apedal, be and bis crew will play an old Jau itandard, ••sweet Georita Brown," some ol it tn famWar foot-tapping tempo, four beats per meas11re. But much ol it wm go • seven beats per. The melody still will be familiar, but not the meter, the rhythm. You'll tap your foot, 1et puzzled and wonder who missed the beat -you or tbeband. DON'T WORRY . You.'11 have experienced what's called an "odd time stinature," a shift to an unfamiliar meter. And such changes com· monly occur in most Needles, a visiting professor of drama, bas mastered the subtleties of this complex character as well as the expert timing needed to keep the crumbling personality from seeming merely pathetic. To P.lag in Laguna piece. the Ellis band playa. He doeua't eomltkr it a 1 l mm l c It, o'n I y •• anotber co lot or mualc.'' an effort to chanie a way of llst.en1n1 for generations of Amtricaos used to the ateady ooe-two·t~ree four beat ot pop D)\llic andJau. , A · tall. lean Los Anseles naUve who looks a decade )'oWtter than hi. .f.2 ~eara, EWs bad pioneered in the odd- meter mu.sic world for more than a decade, blendioc complex rhythms Of India witb jazz . He's a soft-spoken gent whose home here con- tains the Grammy award he got in 1972 for scoring "The French Connection.'' He'a a Boston University grad, classically trained, but with jazz roots, a veteran of such big bands as those led by Woody Herman and Maynard Fer1uson. Ellis says the BE IS WELL matched by faculty member Stuart Duckworth as the de· parting lover, a timid but determined character who comes through as in· ttresting despite his mildness. The 1$Cenes between Needles and Duckworth bristle with unspoken as well as vocal interchanges. Although the subject matter may prove too strong for some viewers, it is handled in a matter-of·f;tct manner that fcicuses the attention where lt should be: on Butley as a human be· ing. Coast theatergoers who appreciate fine drama will want to make an at· tempt to see this beautifully staged production during its unfortunately short nm. The Guarneri String Quartet will play music by Beethoven, Hugo Wolf and Schubert at 8:~ p.m. Thursday in the Laguna Beath High School Auditorium, 62.5 Park Ave. Tickets for the conceit, sponsored by the Laguna Beach Chamber Music Society, will be $5 adults, $1 students at the door, if available. Information is available by calling 54S.1535 or 499-3100. Mem~rs of the group are Arnold Steinhardt, John Dalley, Michael Tree and David Soyer. NOMINATED FOR 3 ACADEMY AWARDS! Including BEST FOREIGN FILM BEST ACTRESS Ullman Interviewed .. Llv Ullman With Dick Cavett,-• a bal!-bour tntervtew in whlch the actress discusses her role in the upcoming series "Scenes From a Mar- riage" will air Wednesday at 10 p.m. on KCET, Cbannel28. .. The Best Entertainment Picture Of 1917 veteran studio mualclans be Initially bJred we.re flrat-rate -bUt too used to convertlonal rb~a. Seven, iiliie and more beat.a per meuure threw them off, •ven 'made some rather bOltile. .. THEY'D CO E ln I'd count tbe t.b.lq off and after the fint bar they were lot~ literally loat," be aaid. • So rather than actually help, it (their yean of studio ex· perlence) almost hln· dered things ..• "So I wouna up eetti.ne younger and youn1er musicians -at one Ume the guys were in Jate bigb school, early col· lege -because the younger pys dfQn 't have those hangups about un- usual rhythms. "They were still Ju.st learning, anyway." Ellis' theory on music is that it goes in cycles - a major change, then the creative doldrums, then a new burst o! innova- tion. '"TMI #I M.M Of ALL TIMI._,,_ LA. n... STUTS SUMD4Y fOa ";l/~ ~-·· J.~AnOKY BOGART• HEPBURN I T..r A,.,CAN ..... Q '"UNbf UHN TOPAU015r llOUM.I A DOGS Ill "'"' •U~=~lt•H I J mVINE CHORALE SET ~CH 4, 5 • : ~ hlea> : . ncildi,w; and boJt omce. • • ' Auditorium. t'l01 Fafnlew Boad. Costa MesL $4 ltdOOI'. . ·awAJI• -llmdellaolu:a oratGrio performed by (;al State Lmi Beach SyJUpboa;)-and Chorus, 8 p.in. ~ u LOI AJtoa lrtltiodiat O»Ufth, ~ E. WllloW, LoQa Beacb. $2 ceneral, $1 stu-den!a. (113) 498-4S.O weeba,ya 10 a.ai. to 4 p.m. or mdoor. $1!NTllYl'AlllLY SINGERS -Popular music, 2, 2 and a p.m. Saturday at HunUnJton Center, 7777 Edin&er Ave., BunUnatoo Beach. Free. HAYDN Oaau:staA -ChamtM,r mustc, 8:30 p.m. s.turda, at First United Methodist Church, 1'8 ftmtb 9t., Seal Beach. $2. PUPPBT 8JIOW -By Mornini Glory Puppet Theater, 2 p.m. Saturday at Phillips Hall, Sant• Ana Collece.17th and BritJt.ol streets. Free. DANA POINT WHALE 'FESl'IVAL -Lectures, lllma and exhibita all weekend at Dana Harbor. lU~: Nivy Parachute Team demonstra-tion, noon Satu.rday. SUNDAY, FEBl.UAKY%7 •OCKCONCERT-Toweror Power. 8 p.m. Sun-day at Crawford Hall, UC Irvine. $6. S'l'llPB>NIC BAND CONCERT -4 p .m. Sun- day in the multi-purpose room, University Union, Cal State Loog Beach, 6101 E. 7th St. $2 general, $1 studeot.s. IBENE K.llAL -Jazz sin&er. plus Alan Broad- bent Trio ancf auopbonlst Richie Kamuca, 4 p.m. =at the Forum Theater, Festival of Artl , 650 La&una Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. $C.50. PAIN JN THE GRASS -Bluegrass music, 2 to 6 p .m . jam session (free) and 7 p.m. concert ($1 1 Sunday at the Sheraton Inn, 21112 Pacific Coast Htibway, Huntington Beach. VOCAL CONCERT -By Kevin Golden. tenor , 8 J>.m. Sunday at UC Irvine Concert Hall. Free. YOV1'11 SYllPHONY -And High School Honor Choir from county, 4 p.m . Sunday at Fullerton Colleae Auditorium, Chapman Avenue at Lemon Street. $1.50 adulta, 50 cents children. SPEED SKA11NG CllAMPIONSIDPS -6:30 -p.m. Sunday at Glacier Falls Ice Arena, 211 W. KatellaAve .. Anaheim. $1.50. llACDAVIS-With Dolly Parton, 8p.m . Sunday at the Anaheim ComcenUon Center. $6 to $8 at tttmtttHi &tt A CHORUS LINE "lies.Sol ~ 8 30 PM SYn - 7 30 PM OACH a MEZZ $16. BAl.C $1), 11, 9 Wed Mat 230 PM OllCH • MlZZ $13 50. WC $1150. 9 50, 7.50 Sol Mal. 2 30 PM OACH • MEll $15, MlC $t2, 10 9 @ tu1UB RT 553·9000 'Va'J.t imta•Clrt ~_,,.._ ........ _ _. • .. .. , ..... l~. Tldlcttoft ._ .. n. ~c.._ ,.~ll&IS:lllttlmtlOIS ~,.. '1,ong &aclz (Jvic'Liglzt Opera presents Live on Stage! SQrring UIY'80M Four Great Weeks! March 4 -27 Buy Tickets Now! FRI. (8· JO prN $6.50, 5.50, 4.50, J.00 So\T. llJO IJTli V .SO, 6 50, S.50, 4.00 SUN.~. T. 12:00~ $5.50, 4.50, 3.SO, 2.00 -.... U CMr L <.-.P.O.'°" MJIO, L •. '°901 •ulQIA4Jl· ~ • ~500 All.t ... I( /\~ -----·nat "SWEPT . ·AWAY"CRJ -rA&.Lao.ea MAMwmt OM1 ILACll VtOr .... CCll.Olt :n•m1--.. MMllUIE .. WIRlllB~ •• CCll.Oltm MONDAY, F.EBBVA&Y za CLAa&N'BT, PIANO CONCErr -By faculty members John Lauer and JUta Jl\wek, 8 p.m Mooday in Cal Stale Fullerton Recital Hall, 800 N. $tate Colleee Blvd. WUh SU Harmon, soprano. sz. TUESDAY, MAilat i •ngA11101' A SALESMAN' -Drama, 8:30 p.m Tuesday through March 28 at the Lacuna Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laiuna Canyon Road. Lacuna Be.1cb. 494-0743. MUSIC llECITAL -On variety of instruments, noon Tuesday at Orange Coast College Fine Arts Hall ll9, 2701 Fairview Road, Calta Mesa. Free. WEDNESDAY, MAacui DANCE CONCERT -Including three premiere works, 8 p.m . Wednesday through March 5 and 2 p .m. March 6 in UC Irvine Theater. $4.50 general, $2 students. 833·6617 or 833-6614. ·suaVIVAL' Production by black actors from South Africa, 8 p.m. March 2 and S in auditorium, March 3 and 4 in Drama Lab at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $2, at box office ir available. THURSDAY, MARCH 3 COMEDY -"Our Hearts Were Young and Gay," March 3·5 at Costa Mesa High School Lyceum. 2650 Fairview Road, Cost.a Mesa. $2 adults, $1.SO students. 556-3343. WILLIE BOBO -Lalin jazz percussionist, 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. March 3·6 at Hungry J~·s Jazz • Club, 1506 Pacific Coast Hi&hway, Huntington Beach. $S plus one drink minimum. GUARNERI STRING QUARTET -In Laguna Beach Chamber Music Society concert, 8: lS p.m. Thursday at Laguna Beach High School Auditorium. 625 Park Ave. ~ general, S3 stu- dents. 545-7535 or 499-3106. JAZZ CONCERT -By Studio Ensembles, 8 p.m. Thursday in multi-purpose room, Cal State Long Beach Uruvers1ty Union, 6101 E. 7th St. $2.50 general, $2 students. C.11142-HTI. Put a ftw word• to work for ou. p. m . March 3-S, presented by Mater Dei High School at Valley High School, 1801 S. Greenville, Santa Ana. FBIDA Y, MARCH 4 'THE MAGIC OF OZ' -Magic and puppet s how by Chuck Jones, 2, 3, 4 and 7:30 p.m. March 4 and l, 2, 3 and 4 p.m . March Sat Huntington Center, 1m Edinger Ave., Huntington Beach. Free. 'FIDDLER ON THE ROOF' -Musical, March 4·27, 8:30 p.m. Fridays an<t Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays. Long Beach Civic Light Opera at · Jordan Theater. Long Beach. $2.50-$7.50 at Liberty and Mutual agencies, or (21.3) 432-7926. IRVINE MASTER CHORALE -Mozart's Re- quiem in D Minor and Florent Schmitt's Psalm 47, 8:30 p.m. March 4 and Sat the Santa Ana First Baptist Church, 1010 W. 17th St. (between F1ower and Bristol). With soloist.a Carol Vaness, Janet Smith. John Guarnieri and Michael Gallup. $4 and $6 adults, $2 students. Al Coast Music in Costa MesaoT542-1790. 'SONGBAG' -Singer Birr Rose, 7:30p.m. March 4 in Golden West College Community Center, 157« Golden West St., Huntington Beach. $1. DAIL y flt\.OT Cl Charlton Heston and Deborah Kerr star in Eugene 0 'Nelll's classic drama 'Long Day's.Journey Into Night' now through April 2 at 'the Ahmanson Theater of the Los Angeles Music Center. "FUN WITH DICK&JANE " ~ "AN UPROARIOUSLY FUNNY COMEDY" VINCENT CANBY, N.Y. TIMES FASHION ISWD • CENT'Elt • • ••• 7 L NEW YORK <Al'> -"I'D. tell -YOU," laid Jain WhtbDol'e, ''how Ill Uleider .,.. .. · "It W• ..... • IUY. or: mQ.,_ a woman. came back to tbe ca .. for tbe ft.nt time and salcl 'I bad a belluvan afternoon with • dinoeaur.• "Rl.-it away, there waa an au. dlence." The clwnty actor feels that ls wily. deepite tbe pauaae ot UD· counted millennia and develop-ment ot vutJ.y more complex 1ta1eeraft, the on•man show continues to enchant. SINCE HE WAS rather reluc- "tantl7 reendted into the 1peclal-' 11' in 1988. Whitmore hu Uirind ;:in bantroll and reputation u a ~rformer ot ooe-role dramas ·about Ddlable Americans. Alter ..... break-in ltlnt u poet Walt Whitman, be toured the~ tion tor three aeUODS wlth tbe ~atty humor of "WW Roten U.S.A.," followed with tbe astr· ineent observatiom of President Truman In "Give 'Em Hell, Harry." Both were repeated on network television. He toot time out from singles to portray a famQUS Juriat, Oliver Wendell Holmes, lJt a revival ol •'The Maanificent \'ankee." Whitmore bas now embarked on an 11-city circuit that began in Wilmington, Del., and winds across the country to Lo& Angeles in ''Bully!," an acceant of the career of Theodore Roosevelt. BETWEEN ms OWll abows, enthusiasm for solo dtama caused him to inaU,ate and co- produce "Eleanor," with Eileen Heckart as Eleanor Rooeevelt. There were script problema, however, and he Ioaa bact on that enterprise with regret. The episode leads him to com· ment upon bis own RJputation fOI' mesmeriJlng audiences with Im· personation. "Can I arab an audience?" be asks. "Nonsense! Everything de- pends on the material and a lot ot other things -the director, light- ing. All by myself, I could put my wife to sleep at home telling her a story." The Whitmore approach to bis theatrical specialty was im- probable. He was born 55 years ago into a sternly Methodist 'family that banned mOYte-1'*11 oa~ .. IOON AnEa hl1 blrtll White Plains, N.Y .• tlie fam&b', beaded by an Insurance ex. ecutlve, inoved to Connecticut. latertoupttat. New York. He entered Yale Unlvenif.Y Clll an athletic acholanblp and wu a blocldq back OD a football tum wjth a future president, Gerald Pord, oo the coecblnc staff. ''Be had writU:n me a Ulree-pa1e let- ter uraing me to go there instead ot the Ulliveralty ot lllch.laan where I also bad a acbolanblp," he said. Whitmore broke both legs bal-Wng for the Eli blue. "I spent a lot of time on crutches but took part in some :1rama activities." Just as be was accepted for graduate work at the Harvard ;.Law School. World War II broke out. Whitmore spent the next four and a half years with the Marine Corps in the Pacific. "I CAME OUT A very changed fellow," be reealls. "l was de- dicated to enjoying the life that bad been given me when I got through the war. "I realized that a lot of the tbinJS that I believed were im- mutable in life weren't, and law boc)ks were a kind of dry en- terprise. "I thought about what I en- joyed most, and the surprising answer that came out was theater. I wasn't assailed by doubt in those days and came to NewYor:k." Whitmore made hia Broadway debut in UM7 in "Command Decision," winning a Tony medallion as Ule seaaon 's best supporting actor. Sandry !'ales followed, some in stock, many in fllins. There was an Oscar n.omin•· tion foe his second movie, "Bat- tleground." Other screen ap- pear an c es included "The Asphalt Jungle," ''Kiss Me Kate," "The Eddie Duchin story," "Planet of the Apes." TELEVISION audiences saw bim in three series, "The Law and Mr. Jones," ''My Friend Tony" and "Temperatures Ris· ing." ··oo H£ NEXT YEAJrS OSCAA CONTENDER. A ahf~~ Medo Thomes In an my Awn ptffonnenc:el" -lloM e.n.n. AllO TY "A WONDERl'ULLY PUNGENT AND FUNNY P1CTURE THAT II FR!IHL...~ENTIYI AND PERCEPTIVll MMto 1noma and a.tee Grodin ,,. aplefdctt" ~ .. MA .. LO THOMAS IN 'THl!Yl!.S' EMIROU Al AN EXCITINQ l'J&M ACTRESS WHO LIGHTS UP THEICRUN WITH HER ~ Sl»tRITANDTALPITl" -~~,._,..,.....,.,... . . .. .. . James~has ........ just aet out on a tour as Theodore Roosevelt The show about Walt Whitman that began bis specialization was staged by Paul Sbyre, then de- veloping a reputation for con- verting literary treasures into dramas. When Sbyre later sent him "Will Rogers U.S.A.," qeither Whitmore nor hia wife, actress Audra Undly, waa impressed. Eventually be SUCCUDlbed to the ureiitgs ol Sbyre ancf George . Spota, who 'has been bis producer everslnce. .. , loaqte traveling if my wife's not with me," says Whitmore, thiQkiDg ot all the hotel rooms and ooe-Jligbt stands that kept him OD tbe ao. "Bully! " will pro- ceed at a more leisurely pace. WHITMO&E HAS soloed on Broadway only once. Critics praised bis gum-chewing in· carnation of Rogers but au- dlences didn't come, a fault be attributes to the local sponsors. "To get any attention in New York you've got to scream," be says, "but foe me there was only QDe newspaper ad." Although he professes to full recovery from the tratuna of that occuio~ New York ls JlOt on bia current snow·, ltlnerary. Wtt-ltmote says l'~ddy Rooeevelt and hia family "bad more impact on this country, in terms of morality of tbe family and tbe importance Qf tile family, than that of any other White Houae occupants." · The performance under Peter H. Hunt's direction "is different from the Truman piece wbere I talked a lot about events through bis life. This time there will be tnore acting 0\41 of episodes." ... ,.., .. .. .~ '1 USA SOBINSON f!! . ~ i~alb'. ~record label~ I ROlllni S&on• have cholen to TOPS n POp Vii\ lip with tor the rest of the world • • \Yf {that excludes.~ u~. •Del-..__..,. _________ "" Canida) la EMI, the com= Smith) ~ with David'• D&l that recently 11cked British Joe Perry, did aome'dem011 w1th rooters the Sex Pistols f9r Johansen that came out ao 'well vuJaartty. h• can't wait to produce a wbol\t Rock and roll sure hu acoe LP. Jobaosen is the first new througb some stranee chanees artist ctat Steve Paul (JObruly when the Stones -on~e con-Wintw1 -l!dgar Winter, Der· sidered so dirty and outraaeous ringer) haa worked with in foqr that fans had to sneak their re-yean, and his entbusiasin ls 1Jll· cords into the house -are con-dentandably great. sidered safe. Of course, the PlatolJ have claimed all alont that the Rolling Stones are now the real establish- ment. WHAT MIGHT make this even more amusine -or confusine, depending on your point ol view -is that Sex Pistols' manager Malcolm McLaren was in Los Angeles last week to negotiate a new record deal for hls band, possibly with A&M Records. And, there are rumors that A&M has joined in the bidding for American rights to the Stones, along with AUantic (which is 1Wl in tbe picture) and Robert Stigw~'s RSO label, which at one point was heavily rumored to be the winner . WhUe all the speculation went on, Mick Jagger relaxed wlth wife Bianca in Malibu before go- ing to Canada, where the Stones will complete their live album and possibly begin work on anQther studio record. By now the Stones s hould have all gathered in Toronto for a week of rehearsals prior to that possible club date the first week in March. ••• "I DECIDED I want to go back out on the road," is the good news from David Johansen, ex-leader of the New York Dolls. With the Dolls practically dis· banded <euitarist Johnny Thun- ders leada bis own baqd, the Heartbreakers, IUld guitarist $yl Sylhin will soon form bis, Ole Criminals), David bas been working iJi secret sessions with new musicians, and promis• an LP "in my lnlmitable style" this summer. With no official announcement yet, it has been learned tha\ Johansen will work in associa- tion with manager Steve Paul and producer Jack Douglas. Douglas CAerosmith, Patti WBO'NEWS: Roger Dal~'s solo LP. ''One of the BoYs, .. ts re- leased next month, the Wbo to ln- to the studio in March to record a new ~P LP, and Peter Towns 's long-aw.Uted solo LP (featuring lots or great musi- cians> will be out in May. The Who tour Europe in the summer and will probably be back here for concertainthefall. • Of course. Led Zeppelin sold out every sbow for their upcom- ing tour in record time. For ex- ample, tickets for the three L.A. Forum shows went in two hours. A fourth sbC)w wu immediately added and there may be more .. Eerter.ie Karen Black stars as a woman whose personality gradully cbanges into that of a woman long dead in .. The Strange Possession of Mrs. Oliver ... It will be broadcast Monday at 9:30 p.m.onCbannel4. .. . • IN HOLLYWOOD, it was a mlnl-New York pant rock f11tlval '!¥hen the Ramones headllned for ftve 11otd-out ntgbts at Sunset Strip'• WbiQe,y. Open- ing act was Bloodle, wbo has calned much conftdenee during her w~ Coast apptatuces. All the hard-core ltaa:iones fans Wfn out lft f\lll lorce -in- cludlni Ray Davies and Phil Spector (who cornered lead sine er Joey Ramone in the dress· ing room and tal.ked to him for a half ·hour). J,tob Dylan alnas backup on "Heart On," a song for Leonard Cohen's new LP .• ·.New 'York· b'5ed band Hink de ViJJe has finished its debut, Jack ?fl~ produced LP, posaibl.Yto be'1lled "Cabretta" (a tib4 o(leJtber). L Guess which car dealer is mad because he has the world's lousiest location? 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S8'7 ,000! 1-------1 WA.THAIONT PIER,MOA.T ,_,..,.... •• Notice: Choice comer · tare • Now taking reservations All~alestateudvertlsed bdrm, 3 bath home. 2 on new rondo's 1n In this newspaper is sub· frplcs , lge. covered t;.ist~lde Costa Mesa! Ject to the Federal Fair patio. New f.loat' Priced from $61,100 Housing Act of 1968 Sl79.500' Call. which makes It ille&al to JUST LISTED! RED CARPET advertise "any pre COST"'M.,,S"' REALTORS 754-1202 (erenct', limttabon. or "' '" "' dtscrtmination based on Eli.STSIDE GOLF COURSE race. color, rellg1on. sex. Extra clean. 3 bdrm & VIEW or national origin. or an ranuly rm , pool home Jw.t hsted Nicely de· antenuon to make any Best Eastsade Jocauon corated home an lip top a~h preference. luruta· Bnck frplc. Low maint. condition on the Golf lion, ordiscnmmallon." yard. 1119,500! Course 4 BR. 2''J baths, VIEW On 1'e Blatt OPEN HOUSE Sunday 12·5 18506 Vallarta Single at.or)' 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Beautifully de· corated with custom carpeting & wallpaper. Fireplace. lge entry hall with wood peg&ed floors. 2 paUos. Do«lble carage with electric door opener. SWlmming pool. Jacuui. sauna & tennis court. 9 months new $77,900 SSSIOOOSSS PrfceRtdilc.._ A muat SM-.s>Jraded carpda, wall ~venoas ~ drapea all culor coordinated' New paint llL'bde and ovt. 5 s.drrn. lae famUy room with wet bar. Formal d1n1a1. 2 llreplaca Lie covered pet.IO. 3 Car 1ar. VIEW Somerset model. Priced to aell NOW!! 6"· 7210 ~:1 41e*ooms BIG CANYON CUSTOM Brand new, never U ved In. executive home 2 &ory l.i vine room with maa1lo flr~place and view Ion. s Bedrm. 6 batb. family room and library. AU ~ Ul1s looks out onto ape<"tacular pool 1ulerr •II •Sid 1olf course. Truly an out· standln_s homt. Open ltou.e Sat/Sun J.S. 17 h.oyaJSt. Georae. N.8. 640.6161 ~ COATS a WALLACE WISTCU.. 3 Bdrms., 2~ baths. faa:ilJ1 rm .• pool. lanai. $149,500. UDO tsLI NEW ENGLAND CHARM, 3 bdrms., 2 bat.M. $1S9,500 OOLL HOUSE 2 Bdrm1. + den. $14S.OOO llYIMI 3 Bdrms .• 2 baths. Lge. indoor aquarium. Covered paUo. $63,900 COSTA MISA 17 Suite office bldg. 6.000 Sq. tt.; new- ly carpeted & draped. ~.ooo LIDO REAL TY un .._ u.. M.I. 67J.7300 RE AL ESTATE. INC PLUS~bonus room. I lldeal for teenagers, --------C1•ral 1002 G.._.. IOOZ motber·IR· law etc.J VAl'El.MS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Larae Costa Mesa family home wtth step down 1tv MESA YERDE rm. fpk. all elec kitchen. Lovely shake roof. 4 bd. 2 dinette area. Z baths. lg ba MY home. Offers lge garaae and RV storage mstr wtatnum. country Overal1td lot compl with tutcht'n, cathedral ce1l- covered bric k patio u:ip & more. VA lmanc- Owner bought new and 1ng available. Vets m~t sell. don't miss It !! welcome. 545--9491 ~ . -,..!--.-. HERITAGE BA YFRONT, pier & Ooat, lots $1~.ooo to $29.5,000, to build your own custom bome. Several areaa to choose from. A TrRACTIVE Linda Isle S BR. 4\-'I ba., lam. rm. & formal dining; lge. tile patio & waterfront deck. $350,000 COROHA.OELMA.R Jo'a maly Room plus Located off Ellis This neW!lpaper will not Twm duplexes, $93,000 Ft>rmal Dining Pnce 1s between Beach Blvd. & 1~~~~~~~~~~1::;;;;:::;:;:;:;:;;;;:;;:: knowinJIY accept any each, better hurry on Sl15,000 . rnclud:ng land. Newland in Huntington l-advert1s1ng for real these! Only one left' Appt. only t.o see. Call Beach. estate which is in viola· lalboa a....,.._. ~ Walker & lee Real Estate . . REALTORS BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR j I 1 ti"V'"'' D• v• •• b bl'> olol Uonol'the law. -r · -r Co R at R4Klltars ON"'" o .,, \ •u11no.1 ,., .. , . asUine e ty ~=::::!!~~ ~~~~::u.~~~:~D:~:~:~:~~I [. JUl1fl r--·c·;--N-o·o-- To Place your ''Fast Result'' Service Diredory 1 ad .... Call Now 642-5671 lat.JU ....... ..,, ........ 0....,. c...i. .. w, .... 642-5678 DAILY PILOT. SllK&RNll lmmaculate spilt le\•el Eas tside Z bedrm home on qulet cul-de-sac I T 'S Townhouse. In mint con· street 3 Spacious d1tion. Pool ; Garage. bdnns., formal dining + Adults only $49,500. large family rm. with Rath Laurie stone frplc Very private Realty,4MJ80 rear yard with large TR u E heated pool & ampl de c k 1 n g · m a tu re FALL IM LOVE landscaping. 3 Car Have you seen the tree garage + special park flowing floor plan of tbe ing for R. V. or boat There •s ooly so much Camelot Model in Green-$152.500 You own the Newport waterfront and brook! Your highlights land! it will never cost less. ln· in tJus 4 BR home are 2 vest wisely in this fireplaces. mirrored S38S.OOO. luxury home. wardrobes. Fam 1 ly C. f. Colesworthv REAL TORS 640.00f O -COZY 4 Bedroom. family home. Many upgrades. Great comer IO<'al.lon. ln move· in cond1t1on. A must see at $71.000. 640.9900 \ \ 1.1.EY t:L \l.T) t.t --o Jarf'lbO'l!'l' ·ld ,...,...,CJ'(.,,1 OP.at" RED CARPET REALTORS 7M·l202 Room, Formal Dining Room and bu1 It-in UMUSUA.1 breakfast nook. Up· SETTIMG graded to the hilt. Make this home yours. Call In an area or lovely 546-2313 ~7,~~~~i*t~ri~ [ ilf Nf d recreallon areas. Thr('e spacious bedrooms · ___ ,..... ____ _ could easily be five. l>rlce as $159,SOO. Call "°"' to sec! 673·8550 06-'fNlil O• ,, \-UNION N'(''' ltiUMtl E-Side DuDlex CUTE AND NEAT-2 bedroom units. Excellent Costa Mesa area. $90,000. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 142·5zot $77,950 Just reduced for 1m-AN ~~b~r 10~0~0~· BEAUTIFUL HOME Immaculate 4 bedrm, 2 bath, ranch style home PLUS POOL pool. Hurry, best for the Exceptionally attractive watb 20x40 sparkhng sos money. CaJI S45·842A. Bkr tn-level "mstanl home CAT AL t NA t SL E beautiful". Features 4 n HELP• Owner needs to bedrooms with all or the CHARMER, Magni cent de•ired elements and Vi r A alo Harbor •ell this 5 bedroom & " 1ew o v n " more! Lovely pool and from Middle Terrace. famllyroomhome! Jacuzzi. Situated an 3-st.ory with 4 BR plus REDCARPET choice neighborhood. ds 2•-bath REALTORS 1S4·1202 mai room, v~ s Close to everything. Sl69.000 640-0609 for First time offer e d appt. tosee. ---------1 $105,000. Please phone ME.ETILAHCHE for Lnfo and appt. BEAUTIFUL Her measurement!. are 4 HOME! BR, 2 baths with over 1900 sq. n. She has a 3 bedroom, p. bath, air ~ass1ve Famllr Room cond1t1onlng Single 546-4141 ~ wtth an lmptess1vc floor r . b I to celling st.one fireplace story. aces gri!en e t . COATS &WALLACE REAL ESTATE .INC. Her pnce is 1dea1 ror r1rst .C:U1M0?1· lmM timers at ~.soo. C11ll ,fJ • I ~'.:..ar.m ~~ 9 •"\It~ IO!tf /'Kl ,r.:r • SELL idle items with a Daily Pilot aassilied Ad. 642·5678. l•INll Don't give up the ship' "l..tsl" 1t tn classified Sl11p to shore res ults' 64.2-~. SELL Idle itt'ma with a Dally PtJot Clusllled Ad USITHE DAILY PILOT "FAST llSUL'r SllYICI DlllCTOIY For Result Service Call 642-5671 Id.JU IHSURAHCE S©\lJllA-l& t.trs 8 That Intriguing W orcJ Game with o Chuclcle I,_ ..., CU.f I-POllMf I s l H 8 0 I ! \\ . I I I' I I . ' . r_,,_1z_A.,..I .._G .,.. 1 u .... E .. ,,-1f 1 1n W•ah1ng1on, torriebodv ~~ •~n writing • book •bout · loc.I setnd•l1 On Whom fhe I,... _D_A_Z_R_t_l--,-Told. 1 11 ' I I I I I G c-c.i... .... C~ll(~"' ~ -. - . - -~ "'""° "' ""' ... ~ -d "-..._....__.___.___.__. "°" dewloc> ''""' >lee> No 1 below 6 Pli:':.is~Wsl[ITUS IN 1· I' I' I' I' r I 6 ~,~·t~Sl:N~~~( llllm I I I I I I I OCEAMYllW Fantastic double view from this immaculate home. View even from basement works hop ! Superb' overslz.ed family room. both w1frpl<.:s . This 3 bdrm hilllop home Is absolutely rirst class w1many extras. 540-8&44 or646-nt1 OPEN DAILY G1Mral I 002 G....... I 002 NEW'PORT BEACH ••••••• •••••••••••••••• •••• ••••• •• ••••••••••• • 2540 VISTA BA YA. SPA.MISHVIUA HIWPOlTCRlST Corner Tustin. Room for SS4,SOO ·BEACH ONLY $12,000 teen-agers or in-laws in W1nd1ng w1tlkway Two s tory Newport this detached guest room th ro u i h Ca s l 1I1 an Beath luxury. fo'ormal swte. Plus spacious Ear. courtyard leads to dining 3 king site ly Amencan 3 bedrm. secluded entry sheltered bedrooms with ma551ve dining rm. family rm by red tile roof Fiesta master suite. Flexible home. Sll9,000. Open 12-4 dirung plus canllna bar fmancmJi1. Area's most Dally. and gourmet k1tt·hen' popular condo plan. Call ~ Walker & Lee Real liitate 400E.U-iafORAU Soaring s t a1rcas<-' lo t.ocfay'64&1171 1 Master bdrm plus child's °""' 111q."', ..... 10111 "'"'' _ __;;:=====--i CJl A: .· " ..... MUS retreat Pool pluslenrus r ~··!'bl ~~~~ -; I ~~~1:r~7~~l~ .. 1uy·1ar ~{~}~iF-11!r~;-*-·D-D_n_V_A_* __ [ififlfil SEA HAVEN 2 Bdrm with boat shp Reduced SJ.SOO. Hurry on · == 3 Bedroom + large 18x26 av&Jable Sll3.000. h k 1 3 t 1s squea Y c ean lA'IUIHI fabllly rm .. a super area bedrm, large lot. used -:r for family raising. On bnck rptc. For more info, Ranchefte today's m·arket this 1s a call WITH VIEW lemf1c buy' Red C~t Nearly 2 acres nestled $65 000. llAl .HOAl ... l.A'\11 962-4495 mong g t oak ly •• • 67l-6900 • 18101 Magnoliatralbert ;.,,, miles 1t~nthe s url ~~th m ~-ll. ~~~~~~~~~! a remarkable {'Us tom ~1811 Don't drop the ball' Get a bwlt 3 bdrm + den + job with a low-cost Daily VIEW LOT family rm home de ANYTIME Pilot Classified l\d. Of Lake Havasu & Lon-signed to max1mt7.<' the Phone 642·5678. don Bridge, $16,800. Low pan or c1 m 1 l' • h 1 11 y ~~~~~~~~~ Have somethin~ to sell" Classified ads do it well tenns ortrade. ranchland view. Also S - RUCKER REALTY car covered parkm~ + SPA.CIOUS RA.NCH 642·4751 room for campers. boots. iiiiiiiiiii~iidiflillliiijiijiiiijiiiifiijt etc. The corral can ac commodate as man) $53.000 Secluded entry to large l:"nm1l y sized L1v1ng Room with m<1 ss1 \•e stone fireplace Country Sl) It• Kitchen conve- niently serves Formal Dtrun~ Room Huge 25' Family RN" Room and Oen Lu~h terrace SeparJte wing for elef?ant Master Suite & Children's qu<1rlers Hurry' Call963 7881 Perfect! Candy Stutters! horses as you could ever want with room \o spare OFFERlNG PRICE S220.000. Cal 644·7211 /Jn Nl[J[l . fi1"LEY Ei. J\SSOCIJ\TES 3 nus HUGE FA.MIL Y ROOM $65,000 Located m pnme Hunt· ington Beach location near Golf Course flui?c Living Roo m with c rackling f1replact• $42,950 Gourmet Kitchen. with Yes. 1t 's still possible to Breakfast area. Pndl· or ~et a J bd residence for ownership home Call under sso.oooo• Conve· 963-6167 ruent local.Jon for shop· 0<1N "' o ·" '•vN 1n1•1 •·· • • pins,: & community pool & . [tl:INMI !!i~r~ .. fa~:rir. ·~~; ~ Walk1fr C lee Reel lsfafl: ~ fntAeu~ Surprise you111st1n with Entet etndy stufftf f lfls! New' Pretty paste felt £aster eus. bunny, ti.rd, all hl'le candy ~tuffei poc~ts. Hane on dec01atM1 tree bfanchtt. ant-whtre hsy Pattern 7125· translet ot 8 mot1ls. $1 .25 for UCll pattern. Acid Jst uch pattern for hrst·clm 111rn.11 ano 11.,,c1rine. lead 11: HEWUSTIHG 4 Bdrms .. 2 baths, frplc .. den. Furnished Plus i--------- bachelor urut over 2 car garage. Xlnl rental pro- perty. close to beach $1.35,000. 673-3663 642·22.53 Eves associated BPOrcfl/1, A 0 l/ll TCJ11$ Ju•• Y\ lolt•u,. t, 11 ;1.o1 t 41R + F/R ZSTORY EXECUTIVE HOME Formal entry to huge Uvlna Room. Gourmet Kitchen wlfh Formal Dining with view or Ter· race. BullUn wet bar plu1 FamUy Room. Wlndlna stllljn to hlde11w111y Rli.MIUHG UNCH FIX-ER • POO&. $64,990 AIAHDOHED Ci rc ular drive t o dramatic home bwlt on single le\-l'J Huge family '\111-d l:ving room Coun try kitchen Dine 1-'ami ly entertainment 11rea ov•rlouk~ rnvered Pav1hun and sparkling pool Separ~ wing for massive master aulte and ch1ldrens quartel"!'I. Tremendous bargain for the handy. Hurry won't last. Call 963·7881. Ol'fN llf 9 ·II\ IUN 10111 NICI• TH£ Rf.AL Master Sult~. Cull..-========-' 963-8787 ~-· ·' ESTAT F:RS , -. - Ol'IN llf 9• 11) IUN IOf\/ "'"''' 1·•111"' DUPLEX Two bdrma. + boll us rm. & wet bar; cedar ex· terlors. blt·ln• · 1u modern as tomorrow • Call f6r Info Sl50,000 0 H E T Y R A I C I F E H E B H I H 0 B U Y T M K A E S E R M L I T E Y E R YNAEA ADTBONOIGTLDE U 0 U R H H C L J Y 0 F I H E l A I S T E 0 M H S Y 0 I U H 0 I R W R U C U A R A L U U T T 0 Y S T f 0 I Y S A J P Y E l E R A M E 0 l T A R E l A R 0 UTAFTAVH"REMEDILCEA S I C £ Y H M E W 0 U D I R C A J l U C U T D A C T R F 1 D S I E N E 8 T S M N U I 8 E N C A S U A l T l L E Y ENIF~OUNOEYRAUTCARA R A ~ F H 1 L l 0 Y 0 S U A T Y R M C E f Y U 8 0 N G " I 0 N 0 B H A E 0 I A N N U A L Y E D I F S U R E C T H V SCRJi.M..LETS .Aatswtn IR Caa.Hfc41ffcNt SJSO I SIMPLY the vnootllUI sort est. h&hleSI wp1n1 You could choose IOI c1,., OI d1nne11 Wt PftCltCI llllS dim "Ill \pend ., little fame on 1 11.lnier P11nted Patttfn 93ll Md•1' Sim 8 10 ll. I'. 16 18 20 Sue IZ (bl$ 34) t*5 t 518 Jd~ 4S 111(11 flC>ftt. S.nd $1 25 for IKb 1111tn Add 3~ IOI tteh 111t1er11 for fnt cllss 1irme1t lllodlina. ...... : , MMIMI Maritn Pattern Dept 442 Dally Pilot 232 W•tt 18th St . New Yorll. NY tOOll Print NAME. AOOAESS ZIP, 9tZE and STVt.f; HUM8EA Find what you want an Daily Pllot aualfleda ORANGE COAST Real FAtate 644""848 IOOJKN...,'111111 CE 111111 ILlllS aa. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE \ LllO IA TRONT WffrlW 5 B~ms In This DellghtfUlly Bri.abt ft Cbeery Residence. ODen Plan With Pau·through Bar· lnto Lovely Large Kltcben From Dln1ni Arn. Beaatihal Deck Over Water ' Wltb Pier ADd SDp S210,000. IMbold • ... 7 L SLHPB In the Baycr~l/Back Bay area lurk~ this del!gblful 4 bdrm family home. The 4th bedroom, including a bath, is over the garage, m aking a perfect teenage or in·la w arrangement. The home also has a pool, large covered patio and delightful neighbors. All in p e rfec t condit ion (even t h e neighbors). A fine find at $116.000. U ~ l()U I: li()Mt:i REALTORS', 675 6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar also'" Mesa Verde. di 546 5990 G1•1.. 1002!G.-rat 1002 MEW LISTIMGSU! 4 • TOWMHOWI Sit.too New llstlna. Higb.Jy desirable Viejo West locatfon. Large townhouse near pool & children's play area. Delighlf ul sheltered patio. MIWPOllT CalST CONDO Just listed r immaculate comer unit. 2 Bdnm. & den + nice sized dining area. Mirrored wall gives appearance or expansive living area. Celery col- ored carpeting & neutral color ed drapes. Active frplc. Handy to com- munity pool & jacuzzi. Easy walk to beach. Property shows like new. Price only $64,000. W::• t u .... 759-081 .. rl.U ~ OUR ~ Wut&u ~"'- 450 NEWPORT C(NHH DHIV( 7!>9 0811 ·······················r·~~~~;~ .............. . -------------G1Mual I0021G.......i 1002 NEED A GOOD omcE BUILDING? $,.._., A/C. 2.story ofc. bWI) ma .... ........ frwy. " ............... -..... a good coat of p.-t met • de l600 Sq. ft. w/37 ~.,_..met .lclt-.. pft«J. ......... •top .. froult, ~-. Ho.. lllft_.11 for Go¥ ..... or priY9h ..- cy, .... sdlool. _.,_.-Ht At•.S. ... ,_cm, forget: 12345 Wwl ' ..... .... ....,., .. CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M. BIRD Associates, Rea I ton G1•r .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WESTCUFF ASSUMAILE LOAN NEED MORE ROOM' $51,900 on an enclosed pnvate No qualifying and no cou r t yard, past a loan fees on this 3 spacious foyer, unfolds a b ~ d r o o m b e a u t y . colossal living room with Fir eplace. upgraded p lush carpeting a nd carpet~. and d rapes p e e k . a . b 0 0 b r i c k make t.hU! one worth see· fireplace-perfect for ing an a hurry! Call col· company. A family room le<.t (714 > 842-2535 with separate bath could Ol'fN 1119 ·"~iur.1081 Noel' ~:£~~b~r,E~~G~ [9 lfillHI COUNTRY KITCHEN~-~~~-~~-~·!!!!=~··~!!!::"~ -with island. make this a perfect family tenter WATER VIEW t.ainmenl home ln pre· "OWi.EX .. stlgioos area. Sl.30.000 Two blocks to beach, JBR 2BA upper unit: 1£ Q II 2BR 2BA lower. Quallty PICICll thruout, b lt n . ii I II~ carpeting " drapes Pt aawu tie• rangetovens. Dishwshrs, -rni."20 frplcs, huge hv rm w/24' MOOGUo\IUt deck overlook·g the water. Steps to bay Goff C..... View beach & close to park. Open 11·' Sat • Sun. $1119,.500. gp.c. ~ 1 sty, 3 JACOISREA.LTY huge bra. rormal duung. 675-6670 atnum. fam rm & hv nn.1-------- 0 p e o onto SACC Fairways. Sl05,000. aaslfled ads sell big Owner. 544>-6LW7 137 The Items, small Items or Masters Cr. 10 Coal any Item. Just call Mesa. fl42..S678. •a _. 1002 ...................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. macnab/ trvtne ?-realty 'IMll HOMES AOM $74,900TOS1..200,000 YAULTm c-ne1s & SOl..l8Nn make th.ls de lightful Turtleroct home always bright It cheery. One of Broachnocr's fmest w/sunten liv· lng room, dual f treplace, library & ucepti.ooal master s uite. Beautiful Karastan carpets & outstanding de. alp make this an exceptiooal home for entertaining. $124,500. Bill Hutchings 752-1414. (F ll) NICm ISS POSVSSIOM Bay & Ocean View across from park on Klnp Rd. Spacious 2BR w /formal dlnini + f amlly room . The warmth & charm of 2 fireplaces, beam cei.linp & solid wood paneJing. Sheltered pool & patio. $225,000. Jane Frazee 642-8325. (Fl.2) OM,,.Ma .. ann Popular Cardi!f Model in superb locatklaf 2BR.s, dining room & 2 baths. Shutters in master BR & custom drapes in Ji vine room. ONLY $74,900. Come & see what everyone is ta1k1na about! Gladys BalD 'lsz.141'. (F13) '91W.....W--"IW Rancho San Joaquin -2BR+<tea. Top level -eQjoy the view! Lots of parquet flooring alona w /complimentary creamy-carmel carpeting. AbsoJutely im.maculatf ! SN,~. Lynne Rothell 6"--6200. (F14) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EXCHANGE~ IAYROMr If you've done the bayfront thing now & would like to have an almoot brand new home with panoramic view & all or the dreamy, modern luxuries, for a ch ange, incl. a security system ... will sell or exchange at $320,000. Phone tor private showing. 67M400 cs •• , .. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXECUTIVE s read 0 t IEACH p U TRM'LEX + POOL • + BASEMENT and Emoy executive double door Huge pool, i!oa pood entry Lo step.up hv rm. garden, office, Ubrary, Formal step.down Kang bar, family rm. d1rung Louis dining room' rm, 4 bedrms, 2 baths, 2 Epicurean kitchen' Sep fireplaces. All this In a ram. rm.! Subterranean one story home on an out passage way to RAHE. siz.elotfor only$83,950. RARE basement-game room T fireplace! Soar· Mother-t""'· 'aw's mg stairway to sweeping IM master br. retreat with • vaulted ce1~ngs~ Wet bar Delight!! +.gas BBQ sand m,ore in 2 Master suites. 2000 this two sty .. 4 br. Call s q rt incl u des 4 quick! 847-6010 · · Ol'f"rllO·ll\HJNrOMl'I"'' bedrooms. l arge [ separate family room & l =·~;;;;· ~'"1l~i1i~l1.1J1Hi11.fill!I,,~ .~cl~!:~~b~~l?:~ ~ m.soo. R-2 • Roberts Realty !041 ........... ...__ ..... 4 bdrms. 2 baths, spacious Costa Mesa home zoned R 2 & de- signed lo be converted mtoduplex. Use now as a home, taler convert lo in· ~~~~~~~~~ come. Just lasted. 640-TIU BALBOA PENINSULA 4 bedroom, family room, 3 baths, 100 feet from the --------sand. Located on the end RftlWI d1lld $65,SOO of the Peninsula with a ~ Walker & lt:c Heal lsfahi W. Gar*" Gro•• view of the harbor en· Rancbstyle home. 1800 trance from 3 rooms. Off. sq. ft. 3 bdrms., 1'¥-1 ba.. street parking for six lg. family rm., rrptc., cars. 'llus ls one of the laundry rm., air cond., best loc:aUons lo Newport pool, beautiful lndllcpg. Be ac h . Fu II p r i c e Everything lmmac. In & $191,!iOO. CALL 751-3191 out. Call af\ SPM . mGllO 3 IR-USTSIDE POOL--$16,900! Qulet Cul-de-sac In Eutside/Back Bay area. Double door entry. Formal living room. White Brick fireplace. Giant family room. <M's kitchen. Pantry. Secluded master swte. 2 decorator baths. One bdrm. converts to den as needed! Spacious paUo. Huge )'ard. Sparkling blue kldney•haped pool. J oa to Newpor t Golf Course. Take advantaae. call 752-1100 Ol'fN Ill 9 •II S '~TO• IWCf' i~S'JJ-THE REAi., ~~ ESTATERS C:SELECT T"PROPERTIES Desperate Owner Mus~~l1'!a ~~1'!ar 4 bedroom, 2 bath, with huae family room. oo a large lot. This spacious ramUy, home has a new dishwasher, water heater and disposal, and 1s a abort walk to all schools and ahoppln1. Priced right at ST8,000. CALL 558-2660 C:SELECT T" PROPERTIES 1002 o ..... 1002 .............................................. lnnWM.&a A sincere thanb to Betty Waller f o r a n outs tandi ng 1976, from all her friends at Real E s tat e By McVay · Brootbura t . A great asset to the Real Estate industry ud a proven prof eMimal, ahe's the La Cuelta apedalist and aervtces ber cUentele with uperlence, undentandlnt, and expert perform.a.nee. Ber dedication ts emphatically supported by tbe fact that 1be received .. TOP IJSTER AWARD" for the Rmttington Beacb-FoUntahl Valley Board ol Realton fer the 1:1ar ll7e. ud top producer far m&a1fear'L . -------- HERE I AM at 1600 l•dlltwood. CM 0,.. s.t/S..1·5 I've a new coat on, sligbUy used hat. I'm all dressed u p. l 'm in the middle or a quiet tract in Mesa Verde. I love children, and yet again. I coold use a little bit or peace and quiet. So come on over and make me r n o<rer I can't refuse. Will talk terms. Selling at a ~ duced price of $69,750. 3 Bedroom. 2 bath .... see you there!! I ~k1S] 1555 w. =-.i~ OP£..ll..I HOUSE MES VERDI! WOODSIDE HOME ...,. A pool&Jac.4monew,2300 432 Carnation 3 Bcdrm .. tamll)' room. .q n. 4Br, 2~baf 1ra wet carpet. drapH. fresh bar. din rm. am rm ROOMY 2 BR. 2 B• Pilllll. paUo. lar&t! yard. W/frpl. s C&r aar Open custom built home. A Jo'n.ut~' ST3,000 h!.o SMl & Sun ll SPM 11lone's throw to Carna Roy McC_.. J684fS Mt. Faetcher =~UIS/NI l·S RMltor 1810 ... wport 8S9 T90T $125,000 b)' '44-711 I Co.toW..0548·7'72' owner.pnnr_onJ_Y __ _ ___::...:..:...:.=..:..:__-e~~~~~~ ............ 1040 EASTSIDE GEM ••••••• •••••••••••• •• •• OPEH SAT /SUM 1·5 ., S&S Reule SpcclaUsta. 3. 13240tdri~ D Sharp 3 Br ... ba on Ira 4or 5bdrmmodelsavall 9CJef' r. lot. Reduced lo 189.900. ....mbw/pools ...,,. ........ ' Feel at home as soon as Bk 963-8377 "" " · ...,....._ YOU waalk an! • Bdrms .. _r -· Pennington Properlles family rm., baby grand $54,500-&o BY OWNER size laving rm. Shin)'. C .... It c-aaa1... 2Br. 1 ~Ba. Yorktown bnght! Pool & jacuna ~ Villa Condo $56 900 with easy care landscap-Monticello Condo. Im 963 3957 0 . tt' ' ang $178,500 INCL. maculate. 2·Slory, 3 "'··t/.Su i 5 pen ouse LAND• bedrm, 2 full baths .,.. _n_· ____ _ Family kitchen. enclosed By ownr. 2 story, 4br. patio. <.:all 540·1720 to ram rm, 3ba ll36.500 --~ day! GtMr.. 10021G•Mral 1002 ~S~=====•=&r 99610ceancrest.968-5469 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I I I TARUIRL l Br Townhouse J>OH Y. rlUJCICl.•K ----Clubhouse & Pool I ~ 132.950 Call 968-4139 I g~' "#I In Callfonia" 840·7000 •. e by Ownr. 3br Condo. Condo Speclalst 1---------t French Quarters. Open 3Br, 21't8a Surfside daily 10 s pm. 3183 2Br. lVJBa Yorktown CUSTOM duplex In CdM College Ave. 556·8674 lmmedOccup FA.M'fA.51'1C ~ CAHYOM 12lS.IOO Beautiful Country Club atmoopbere! Lovely 4 BR home with 2 baths + guest powder rm. Lge living rm with cathedral ceiling & floor-to-ceiling fireplace, formal DR, fam rm with fireplace. Bright, sunny kitchen & lge b r eakfast a r ea. Ai r -cond . auto sprnklers & delightful patioo. Fonner model home on quiet street. 4 br & 1 br rental. Finest Pnn only Poss ~/()pl details. billiard rm, wme ---------REUTHREALTY cellar, sundeck. By Sunound 963-1139 owner. siss.ooo. 673-606G Younetf I• Lmury Tastefully decorated In owner. 4BR 2i,.;ba, ram nch tones. Newly paint· rm. form) din rm. hv rm, 1024 ed hi Jed f II huge yard w /lots or ••••••••••••••••••••••• RARE FIND! MnaV-'* · nc Y pane am Y brtck, veg garden & lrg room. 3 broroom swtes, 2 lawn. l·Blk to llunt'g baths. 2 fireplaces, cov-Center Pk on Glenrox Dr. ered patio, S76,000. Call ll6,900. 842_2973 540-1720. 2 II I S-Ja11,.. ... load HEWPOllT can&. M.I. 644-4910 2 Story. 4 bedrm. rormal 11llBEU. dming and family rm. Qwet cul-de·sac. Extra large park-hke yard with "#I I ca1•--.1 ,. auto spnnklers and light· n ninaa a.scape. 2br, 211.ba. UP· graded condo nr Hunt. Harbour. Cpts, drps. wet bar, sun.ken Hv .rm. fplc. lndscpd. Amemtles anrl pool. Jacuzzi, club Ilse, I 002 COf'OftCI .. M• I 022 ing. 2 Patios. Looks hke a model home. Asking 185.950. Ca 11 54().115 l MESA VERDE tennis, etc. Open hse ••••••••••••••••••••••• CALL US FOR IRAHD HEW Tri level. 5 Br 3 Ba, lge Sun. Feb 27, l -5pm. Uy Fam Rm. w/Wetbar. 2 ownr. 16796 Algonqum Condosf!'wnhMs 4 BR + DEM ·~-5c~ HERITAGE· f pk 's, form a I danan g. 11--(7_14_>_84_0-_1_&0_1 ___ _ massive m s tr s ui t e. a. Tmttft & '"'" the Ideal combanaUoo of . • REALTORS $121,500. Ownrt Agt . 557-7648 a new home 1n an From $39,000to $69,000 e s t ab I 1 s hed n e 1 g h · --------• .,._ p-:....a EXCELLENTTERMS borbood. reaturlng all -_... THE HOMESEU.SlS the latest kitchen ap. 11te WWte HOUM 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752.-5353 po1ntments, oversized In ---------• garage. large rooms. 3 •Co.sty hit TAX SHELTER an hagh appreciation as what you 14111 realize 1n owning this 3300 sq rt duplex near the Manna. A!.kang $139,500 NEWPORT IEACH baths. step down wet LUXURY bar, mini ocean view. All $135,000 walking distance to Top location. Custom pri\•ate beach. Only bwlt home. Ideal for en· Sl6S.OOO ree. tertaanjng. Massive Cal644-721 I /Jn NIGEL· 131\ILEY & 1\550(11\f (5 1750 + or spacious living. 4 Br. ia. ba. lrg dbl gar w /elec opener. All new c arpets & drapes • thruout. New insulation J A.MCHOll.AfH Soundproor ceilings. Can operate business from IMYISTMEMTS home. Spotlessly clean '714) 49 .. 7711 ms1de & out. Open Sun '===============:'..I l 5. 13731 Olympic. rooms all open onto beaull{ul pool area. Bonus room perfect for teenagers or in·laws. Plenty of room for boat or t railer parking. Don't miss this one! 646-7171 DUPLEX Southe r n California ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spacious 3 bdrm. & 2 Realty,M0-8149; 546-5605 Aru...llouseByOwnr 4br. 1032 BToro Ql'fN Ill 9 •II~ IUN 10 111 Nl(f ' baths, each urut. Larite RITA. vi"'" mstr. bdrm .• beamed --------ram.rm, l:\~ ba. 23571 real, xlnt rentals ! FIXERUPPH Duryea orr Rockfield. Sl.39,500 .. In wee nbrtiood. Bring 11·5Sun. S72,500. VIEW On The Bluff OPEN HOUSE Sunday 12-5 18506 Vallarta l,•lf~lill PAULMARTIN your paint & TLC. FountainVaUty 1034 . REALESTATE 644·7383 $80,000. area. Asking ••••••••••••••••••••••• Singlestory2bedroom.2 OLDIE SS7.000. AGT., 673-7801 ·--------•I bath. Beautifully dt:· OCEA.H VIEW t d t h t BUT GOODIE 41R +POOL Spllllish Hodewda cora e w1 cus om 3 Br. den, dm rm & fam •Lt 750. Arc h ed . 5 Pa n 1 5 h carpellng & wallpaper 3 Bedroom wb..b central air conditionlng, good location ror only $43,950 rm. l30,000 uparaded ln -• fireplace, musave brick F1reptace, lge entry hall pas t year. Al I new Outstanding foe near BBQ on the spacious wtth wood pegaed noon . kitchen. cpts, wallpaper schls & sbop'g. For lnlo. patio. Queen's kitchen, 2 J>:lllOS. Doub~e garage HUJTY, hurry. ~lt1!'vea.blHeurgede ulcotlaonUnto callAgt. baths extras Best valu with e lectr1.c door ""' " 673-7601 · · opener. Swimlillog pool. $149.000 tn area. ~j~ Jacuul, sauna & tennis WES TSIDE REAL TV , Nack Vracln Aitenl MESA VERDE Ml-aa.. __ R--1&--cowt 9 months new. DESIGNED FOR 7S2-6S2l SSl 2784 3BR Buccola home. 4 nc-a1nu•.... ~ I INC 8-18-:>J:?J COMFORT AIU Canyon & Ocean View. 2 yr... old. Lots of wrought· lnt1 RE Network Br & den. s. or Hwy. aron & brick . OPEN 1---------UYIMG IM CdM 1 blk to beach. HOUSE SUN 1·5. Agt. OPEN HOUSE MESA oa MAR Owner Will carry for 1-673-__ 760_1______ lmmac. 3BR. By Owner. Wow! Loads of charm ln quahf1ed buyer. Prine. COUMTRYCLUI Fam rm, dan rm. l~ba, this decorated home. 4 only, Shown by appt. IEAUTY OH cov'd patio. $81.000. bedrooms a nd fam ily Owner/Agent. 673-5740 OPEN lpm spm Sat: Su room with versaUlity Cor,._________ GOLF COURSE 12noo s thecreaUve homeowner.1• 3 Br 2'"-Ba, Fam Rm, ntoSpm, 17767 an Co t.ry F h 3 Id .,... Clemente St. 968 0913 Your family will live In WI renc yr o • Formal dming, wetbar. $77,900 Loc ated off Ella, between Beach Blvd. & Newlaod in Huntington Beach. Coastllne Realty 636-8802 warmth and privacy heavy open beams. oak fplc. Just listed. Won't Green Valley 3 br with separate master floors, 2 fplc 's, bread last! 1)81500 Twnhme, exquisitely de· HuntfngtOft bedroom. Close to all oven. 4 Br 2~ Ba, 40x238" corated. By ownr. Open VleWDOint your needs. Call now, the lot, w/creek, trees, view. ~ Sun 12·5. 963·4434 or Open House price ls right! 543-2313 $250,000. Owner, Lie. m 963-3003 Ol'fN '" 0•11 SIUN IOIV Nl(I' Salesman. 64().7713 ,, ~~St! RU l.T't So t & Sun 12-SPM [ WJllJll'-·HEW--O·M-MA.R--IC·ET-·· ~ ow°6ti~;J:t•W ! U>v~~:2v~th :;~k~e?l1~:~ -5'. TWO O T home with family rm. opener, frplc, 2 patios. COROMA DEL MAR N LO den, brick rplc. 2 car gar. cstm cpts & wallpaper. llwiliwqtOftleoch $154,000 Eastslde!JBr eachunlt. Coovenient lo shopping, T r uly malnt. free VIEW $59,900. 2 Stparate Homes Hardfplc,dwoodblgarfl. oors, brick schools and transporta twnbm, overlooking tion. lndscpd greenbelts, IARCiAIN Each with It's own 642-6368 Agent RedC::rs' winding pathways W / 4 Bedroom Investor lifestyle. Lareer than _______ .::;...._ mte hgbt1og. Lrg res bargain ln good area most and apht level for 3Br, 2ba. Monticello 962-44 5 clbbse. swim pool w/sep with view. Super tenant exc1temenlln the 4 Bdrm Twnhme Xlnt toe, pool. 18101 MagnoUatralhert therapy spa & sauna + wants to stay on. Almost unit with plush new 1$2.SOO. Owner. S40-083S ---------•championship teruus crt carpeting and 3 uni d carries.CALL962·7788 balcomes for bringing WEST SIDE Costa Mesa 3BROOLLHOUSE Avery quereal ence. the outdoon inside. beauty. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. in wee area of Garden Onlv $75,000 Separate one Bdrm on cul-de-sac. New Grove. Warm emotional Beach S'I to ElUa, E. to home for Income, with carpets, drapes. Room hm tastefully decrt 'd Chapel, 12 blks >. right to it's own balcony. Loads ror boat or RV park·g. wtlots of wallpaper Lst left, then left to 18562 ol'storaae and on a quiet Only $61,500. Call for panel'g. Cpls upard'd Pueblo Cir. ftllt!a..I HOUSE street. apptOLE. OF NEWPORT thruout. Lrg lot w tfrult By Owner 963-5333 vr51""11 C trees. A must see al•---------IY OWMER WATERf'ROl'rr REALTORS SJ9,500. Beach & Valley Assume VA loan with HOMES 67S.SS 11 Rlly962-9311. Sl0,000. no qualifying, 3 BdrmSAT2btSUN, 1\°" Xl t REAL ESTATE ·---------BR + pool. So. H.B 4 :t a, rp c. n 531_1400 SUPER Townhouse 2 br, 3 CAR GARAGE + apace 1162-8387 cood. HUI• comer lot. for boal/trlr on quiet cw----------298 Robinhood La ne bltna. Call to see. Moore de·aac. Lovely 38 r + Coata Meta.Pb846-2315' ff!ilffiff!!+~nette Kaye: ~~· $83,900. .._,,, 111 .. a 1007 3 BR, pool aide Condo · ••••••••••••••••••••••• DR. FR. Jacuni, tennJS COiia~ 1024ea.t.Meta 1024 On the Point. Close to aa. SJ.14.900, 875-aOO. • ............................................ . Bay • Beach. 5br, •ba, :•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••: ~~~.;t::·.~'=~~~i&:1~ : Grand Open1·ng : bar. $1'19,500. Prin on~. P ilot Clualfled Ad. : : cm.ms. PhoneSU.56'78. :. TERESITA VILLAS ca •• .,.. 1002 ca •• ,.. 1002 =·· CONDOMINIUMS ....................... ...•..........•........ - 1'lnU ROCIC TOW.llOI • Just listed! Attractively landsc!apec1 •very clean plan 2 Broad.moor. I bedrooms & formal d1nl:na areL Located an quiet street acroea from pa_rt wi\b pool. Won't last at $'92,500. ACO&DWaL......_~ 644-1766 i J.f'Lasy TowMo•11 • cw, 10 &..ft Featuring Spacious 2 Bdrm & 2 bath with fire places, balcon ies and private patios. ROM $11.100 --..--..- 22t w. Wllloa. C....Melil ...... '41-2691 • ....................................... GRAND OPENING FUI door prlies baUoooa for tJda rdrahmeol.a 9.5 SAT. 26th. COME BYAND OET ACQUAINTED lta.7151 Corner of Bolaa/Oo&deo.,.. Calilorola CluaJc. ' 8r lftti Ba, new CpU, tpte, bdcll .PIUo. 1 ~,.. new. Move In cond. 14e ~ lrttl CUI dt UC k1C. Walk to elementary 1cbool. $'18,000. Atent. 9llM25'7 Ot Mf.0800 YOuMUSTSU Tbta fantaallcalt)' UP· owted 3 Br COado, l · tUod Ba, paneled bdnn, beaut. •&lanced drp1l aa rant , dthwtbr. Al for JuaL *61.900. Call ..... ,°" appt NOti. CHAPMAN B&ALTY L ' .. DAILY"tLOr Fr?<!!X,F*'-Y21S, tm .... :~.~~ ........ ,~.~~ .............. !:':..~ ........ ~.~~ ....... ~~.!:!~~ ...... ~~.~.~~ ..... . ..._..,....,... tbllftForWe ForW. &.a,...Mhjlll t052 ....... ..,_. IOU Me....,_...lffc' 1069 MtCil•nte 1076 ._Properly JOOO .__,,......, JOOO ··••••··•·•·•···•······ •...•.....•...••...••.. ....................... . ........................................................................................................................................ . IW ....... leocti 104 lrwt• 1044 L..Jma8"dt 1041 MAllNlllS IMVISTOIS AiiaamoN ...................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TtCl 11&.UffS POINT • * TllP\.D. I/SIDI COSTA NISA. root. Home a Br. d•n. 2 WOODPIDGI ONH SUN. l·S ~ty c=:Wt. ~~·mea~ CUSTOM VIEW great area. 28R, lBA wuts, JUndeck. ba, W/IUD.lten bathtub, AJtloaLA«I 1051 Oprrtoce L1·ngo "'l'nna f>lan'' HOME garages. ~% financinl avail. w/20% fpk, ~•lot oo cul du tac (hjc. wt.rfmt site. 11un Ch arm In i h ome · Sl~ 000 d $120 000 B>• Owner 113,$00 k.en Uv rm, din 1allena. Bluebird Cainyon tup ' Con•tructlon to bci111n wn · · .._. 3Br. den. la f1m rm. Bluebird . l~ft on Rul&am AGENT MO-S560 January'7T. 3100SQ.Ct * * PC)llU..41S.SMOllS3BR rental OMLVJUFT I°'" Sat /Sun I •5 Sl3"S1716'h6t. 118 Ur-and new a BR. z~ ba delullt home S Short blocka to ocean. 1116.llOO w /1()';{, Down Caill today 8'2"'4M LEADERSHIP R E. LACUESTA Pol>u.tar El Dorado with upstairs super bonuti room. Jacunl. 3 Br. 3 ba. family rm. 3000 sq ft Upgrd'd thru·out. Sll5.000 9692 .Melinda Cr.96:M<a ---..... w. ~ 1042 ••••••••••••••••••••••• By Owner. waterf ronl 2~Ba WOOIUlde Model. Wykoff) Ftrst ume or 4 BR. a 81'1 conl•mpor.ry $55,000. LL. (Now rented for $325). biJ.2834 or 54&-0122 fered l ·bdrm . den. 2 DISUl~·aa• ~ LOC _.. 9IAU _ SPYGLASS HILL ranch atyle home. Many. CALL A•T. llTM DUMCo..I Woodbridae 2 BDRM .. 2 BA.;~ unit townhome In Wood brtdce Luxuriowdy "P pointed; ready for oc - cupancy approx. April 1 Let us s how yo neighborhood atn&nJtit's $79.'°° balh1, frplc .. Jlmlted --~ ~'""" .. 9 M"'~ITO many xtra~. Plans & ~., 89 1 p -1\411 ~"~ ocean v14tw. at.rened for beautiful ~lew of roJllne hills and • ""'""" sr>e<:1C1cat10116 .svall tn '1Yo> l ager,~~ ~~• 2nchtory. WJ.500 mowitaios from lbls four bedroom o,.. s.t,rs. l·I ornce. si~uoo Excluslve-Principals only, please llAUTIFUL homo. Mature Jandscapina on quJet A eonqueror'a view of A JBtlY S. •tUISPfl. • ......._ ,_ty H.-tree-lined street and a yard wlth Catalina. Newport and 17400 Brookhurst Av .• Ste. 203, 3 Bllt!I. to the be:ich & o,. coul. 4 Bdrm .. 2 ~ Fountain Valley, CA 92708. <71•) 963-8911 near hl&h school. 3 traller access. Call today ... $87,900. baths. family rm .. z Bcinns .. family rm .. din 491-1720 fireplaces. hu.ac kltrhcn 1ng rm .. sep. studio (can & 3 car aaraae. Private be 4th bdrm.I. 2 f11>lcs.. SOU'm LAGUNA DANA PoOI w/Jacuul. $175,000 sunken living rm. with LAGUNA B~ACH POINT high beamed celling. 499 4Ml 497 2'89 ~12 ru«! patio & hi.lie utlllty rm. Bt!veled crystal t.,gllnoletlCh 1041 ........... 1050 C--~-I I fT ........ Dfteft, -· " Ulftl OW• RftCM't 2400 ~---1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ==--------··············· ........ . 3 Br 2 Ba. quiet at.reel. nr ltoch •--t... IN1>1AN WELLS CONDO. park & stores. t68.900. --v-CM Cata Dorado-3 & 2. 49J.'19l2 Jbr. frplr, 1•.ba. or golf, tennis, poolspa. bik· brh SM.500 ~-4988 ma Pers siluaUon d~- S. JUC91 Dus*t•H/ mands sale StUl.000. RIG!NTa!ALTY Capistrano 1078 Onitssat. 1800 rurn. unl (714) 346-3282. 496-950 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 346--9837 ______ _ doors. s tained glai.s ••bij;••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• skyUghl. Se.: 1t today' LAGUHA OPEN HOUSE You will be del1f(hted ' d t C ~11 Charlemagne $198~ ~e .'1~~l a f>~:rc! ~fl.'e~-Sunday 1-4PM dunng pleasure for th 3 Br 2 Ba. 2 sty. huse den La1un1 connolseeur 2300aq.n. Poolalier_ard. Rare early Lliun RUCICIR RIALTT IUILOH'S MOMI 2 Story duplex Walk to Your own ~, Acre of tran When a contractor buJlds bch. Pnde or owner:.hap qwhty, 1 BR Chalet on hls own home he fre Bkr. Mak~ l2L3>921>-t822 Orteea Hwy, modern but home" once used aa a 64Z..47SI playhouse "by the 39 pro-hme, 144' or "'ater fron OPEN DAILY Seawtnd dlx 2 Bt condo. 2 sty. H'J ba. lplc. up graded. encl palJo. els lo bcb . Prine only. l·~. 646-7668 evs. quenUy puts 1n many ex· f'r1n only )et ru:,l.Jc. $<S7,000 tras. Right now we have Fausla Vitali tage. w /pvt boat dock. 8 A M TO 6 P M · ,.._ .... 5 .... T~UM 1 ·5 10· from hme. 3 Br 21·, ..,...Q"'O "" Ba. formal dlmna Call 1--------111 783 IAR CUDA 213 592·1590. Shown by THE THRACE Portafino Laguna .. mp~ers ... 3 stories of 1 _ ~ Laauna character --.--~ charm·hlah beam cell ••••••••••••••••••••••• angs. stained glass. sto •3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, r1replaces, secluded ael· view. fam rm. pool. tang & some ocean view Jacu.W. close to schl & 1052 wknds. --------- such a home to show . 4 Realtor 499-2241 bdrms .. 2~ baths. fonnaldming rm. hvmg liKomtP,..,..., 2000 CM of Comfy apptonJy New on the market. the beauWul ocean. mt & popular Cam bridge can.yon views from every Model home, near com· room ol Uus 3 bdrm. mun 1 l Y Pool & bath home. Parquet clubhouse. includes 3 floors. cathedral ce1l bclnns .. 2 baths. f11>lc.. 111gs, adobt' pallos. sur- Cormal dining rm. & rounded by mature. beaut1Cully decorated maantenance-Cree thraout. Great locallon & landscap1n~. are only a a great price of only rew of the reatures or tha:s HARIOR VIEW rm. & ramaly rm. with ....................... Proptrtf 2550 PORTO Fl HO r.,,ics : over 2800 sq. rt.. FIXER UPPER •••••••••••• ••••••••••• 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shown by appointment shop'g. 189,500. 1119.SOO •NOR11fVJEW! Custom /'\J€UJEL'L , \O• .,.. r "' l .1fJ\Jt\ I Ut•.H f1 Ptl .,,, • ._, 3BR, FR. 2·sly, deck Lovely view of mtns teEUIOO BOND REALTY 831·9411 3 Br. 4 ba + bonus rm on a large lot. Call ror a tri--t. FOl THE PILOT Plush lndscpn'g & llslof56amenillesbuJlt -y-XH 10 aeres or level land nlfi ti 1n by owner. Price OK Nickerson fans. w/hoose. Z4x24' garage. ma&T Hcent TpaR o acreva. $195,000 Pnced ut $80.000. and H o r s e s t a b I e s . KA Y A · $95.000 here's your Waterwell. Year round REALTOR. 1100 Quall. choict: to bwld up eqwty Ii W lk d Npt Bch. 548·1927 or rust viaabt loty. oda mg 1 1s· 752-2887. t.ance m em coun y $78,500 desirable home $140.000 NEAR THE GOLi-' COURSE-4BR +den. A lovely home, prof'ly ldscpd .. 3-car gar. $149,900. a111>0rt. ONLV $34.800. SalltoAna 10801£. .Quai~ GALAPROPERTl_Es. OM THE IEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plac• Geo. Frey <7141542-3456 · red hill ·~:.:. 552-7500 SUNSET & SURF lluge24x15 room addition Prop ... tlH . Outof Stote 2 Lots wide at comer. m lge 4 br home. Frpk'. 2 752•1'20 Properly 2600 Lge walled patio & bathii. low maint yard. 1400QUA1~:i.T Ntw '""°' ••• ... •••••••••••••••••• LAGUNITA Unique retreat for the soptustacated. 2+ bdrm .. 2 bath home. with .irt de· co touches; is perched N 0 R I N S I~~~~~~~~/ just above the beach with $61,750 expansive ocean views JAYW. YEATS Realtol 1 499-2237 garden. Outdoor brick Call agent 546-9521 SALE OR TRADE choice Crpk attuched. J BR, 2 Hawauan property for Ba, room ror expansion. Red Hill ParadiM RN &ah Counsetor eqwly in your Orange RE A L T Y A J bedroom family Pnvacy is the keynote an home with separate din· this gated community ang room. Near parks. Sl89~EANFROMT 2 Br+ den. garden hme. Multiple zonlng. $27$,000. 3 BR, 1~ bath. dining Prof es investment County home. 847•3584 In Sea TerTace. pvt bch By owner. Phone Mon· rm. dble fplc . v.t acre analysa:.. appraisals, tux Mrs Smith Agt Fri. 6pm.10pm. wknds E ·4. View lol. Maoy & exchanee advice · ' · THE PLEASURES OF HOME W1thoul lhc bother. 3 Bdrms . family room & 2 Ya bath condom the Village. Span1:.h Edinburgh plan E Fireplace & double ~arage. Directly on greenbelt. S82,950. * 494-8057 * schools and shopping. WAUCTO SCHOOL Thu comfortable 4 bedroom family home. separate room can be the home center for you Near parks, school and shopping. An elegant sate for a Jun wedding ... spacious. Rockledae Estate ... romance. seclus100 drama & tranquility $1m,OOO NORINS REALTY comm. Rec racU. Good 8am-Uam (714)875-QHlS more amenities . Specializing in Bch RClftehH,Famn, 1ovestment. $89.900. $106.500. Submit. mulliplupropertaes Grons 2700 Owner. 496-5988 Preferred Estates Real· Sellers & buyer., avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MbsblVlelo 1067 CALIFRAMCH ty. 213:540·4411. arter CallRonElh:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HARBOR VIEW HOME. 6,714:544-6329. Century21848·1188 AVOCADO NO SMALL CHARMER BY OWNER 2 br. 1 ~ ba. presUgious area. Enter Seal leoch 1014 Cross Country 960-2358 GROVE Ocean111ewcoadoretrea! Air co.nd. Huge lot. through open beam, .. above Aliso Canyon. c $64 900 830-2'798 VaultA!d entry way. large ••••••••••••••••••••••• MARVELOUS INCOME 2.43 AC-$52,000. Bdnns .. 2..., baths. den --·--· ------1 entertamlog hv room Custom 4 bedrm. comer PO T N TV ""al"-tr"""' Bea"Uful Own Huge family rm. dlnmg lOl on hill. 1100 Catalina. OP R U I "' ...... "'"""· " 2 rareplaces. er anx· Newport hach I 069 rm •· ~ l11g bedrooms Sharp & cozy. 2200 sq ft. In fast growing CM bwldmg site m BonsaJ-1ous. Watch tbe sunse ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' .. E d T JUSt outside Fallbrook r 189950 Move up to a beaut.1rul w1fplc. playhouse. etc asts 1 e area wo · Starter Home! F.AIULOUS WINDSOR 4 bedroom home m de· 1IOSN.CoonHwy .. loguno sir.able Greentree. The 494-1l77 or · · PANORAMIC VIEW area. better· hurry. call $130.000. Open House separate hous~ on a lot Owner very flexible on Sea View. Magnificent ~. Sal/Son. Call Sep yards. 11ar'<>. both 2 (1n1nc1ng Don't mas:. BUJLDABLE LOTS Large lot m Temple Hill urea. 5'S7 .500. vista of ocean & Ughta Century 21 Br l Ba. bllns. lndscpd. this great investment op· Cute 2 bedrm with custom r1replac1: & taslefully enclosed front patio Yard I .'> a la n dscaped masterpiece! Near c'lm munjLy park and pool and tenms court! Sound ruce" Call Red Carr>el Realtors. 833-3380. master swte as complt!te· Jl60lCoo1tHwy .• S.loguno ly separated from the 499-4591 Coast Hwy .. Vlctona Beach area. R-2.$45. each; C·l. MB.OOO each. from this brand new 4 br. Cross Country etc Nr by shoppm~ & Port u n 1 t Y ! 0 n I Y home. Act now & pick Ron Ellis trans. By Owner $79.500. SS2.000-oll 752· 1700 other bedrooms. Very -~1£~~~1~~:;• •·---~;;;:::~!' 71;::e ProD !iiM POOL nicely manicured yards. You owe 11 to yourself to gee IJlls one! A very private larse home with scrumpl.lous pool. An extra s1ie yard RANCH REALTY enhances tha entJre set 551·2000 lioi· It has been h1ahJy ---------1 upgraded with neutral Woodbridge Arborlake carpetJ.ng and 1<1 bnght & Covington Model. 28r. open. Don't mis!> tha!o 2Ba. Twnhm Nr lake !>plendad offering Call 1714 >528 8697«213 >28HU3 ror an appomtmenl THE-RANCH·3Br. 2Ba. 3000 SQ.FT. din rm. cul·de·sac by of hci!ullful living in th1~ owner. pnn only 552·3396 roomy 1 bedroom hom~ that ha:. 1t~ private Classified ads sell big POOL and SPA. we will Items. small Items or even include the 18 by 22 any item. Just call BONUS ROOM Better _642_·_5678 ______ _ hurry on lh&:. ont'. RA.NCH RliLTY 551·2000 Wa•Ltl ridge ArtHwlab SUper UPIJ"aded 2 Bt, lux colldo oear the lake Save S over next phaH 55i·l833, 495.5906 By Owner. MA•MtffCIMT Expanded "LaSallt'' t.ownhome 1n Unlven1ty Park. Th11 fine home hH ' bdrm8 • den & family rm & ftatu~ cer1m1r tile Cloorlna. VanLuat papers & llP1lt11ded carpeting Tht" vie~ from the den must bt seen! Call us, we'll .ir ranie at. $129.SOO 552-70~0 THE ". · - VILLAGE. · .. 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltlGIMT Al.Al TY IF YOU WONDER WHAT !T'S LIKE ... at the top, come and view a 1w~pin1t panorama of roaat & whitewater Elt>Rant 3 Bdrm . 31, nath custom home with t•\ ery amenity Den formal d1n1ng rm . 2 n~hac~. beamed ce1l- Jn1rs & 3 view decks sute.500 A TOUCH OF CLASS. In tne Laguna · Heigh~ .. Exqws1tely decorated 3 Bdrm .. 2~ bath. 2 nreplaces. skylights & 33'xl7' bonus room O«an. canyon & vilJage View! $139.SOO. 496-9501 .. ';"' ~. . * 494-8057 * Potewffal wknds. 752-6699 Baycreat 3 br. 2 ba CONDO A·l locut1on ror rental In· &Wlmfhd $10,000 aaam baJ on h•· ~~s~.o~o~ ·64t\~8~ ~ · ., Bed w llnl come and growth. 2 MINI RANCH Delightful nbrhood hom mac EulbluU hm, no 646-3448 \riuag:.~·v.!:.. Brigb Separate. complete New Spanish Ule 3BR. in M·lA ione. Use for of clsn'g costs. 3 Br. fam· corner unit with yard bomes{on one lot. Fan-2BA home. Level. usable race, service business. It rm, by owner. No bkrs. HEWPORTCUSTOM and 2 car. Full rec. fac. ~I.Jc ncome.h'19K On. \'J acre. Rm. for horses & mfg. &tor Just hve in. 7'9-0448-l IR +pool Pnn only Cail Rao El· ws P<>ll· cas ow. garden. $82,500. Xlnt · · 645-3474 t e r m s . B K R .• SS7.500 "Z" REALTOR. BV OWNER. Beaut 2 $249,000 lill.Agt.960-2358. mi 7t4/522·2MOOR676-5717 4~·8611 st.oryTwnbse. 3br. 2Y.aba, Newport's finest custom --1 frplc. gas B·B·Q. Up-3 BR-4 bath plus 3300 MO DROUGHT I I 1 I • Rtal Estate graded thruout. Pool. sq.ft. Massive Del Plso HERE •• ~~••••••••~!~.~ Jacuzzi, Sauna. S63.900. foyer. Huge formal Liv· - Prm only. Must see ang Room! Family room Sparkling pool in sep o \\' 'll property 1 n REAL ESTATE 2 bedroom & 2 bath plu Commercial too ' Po pular V1ctor1a __ _.... MZ·l7670penHse. hosts · R a is e d yard 4 Br + bonus rm. Inglewood. Hawthorn1.· slumpstone fireplace. bltns,trlraccess.$95,000 •4.Pl.EX• orSo.Hayarea" parquet noor. cathedral Century 21 /Valla . Near Lake Park WILLPAYCASH!! ceiling & wet bar. 638-1.500. rrunutestobeach.141Ht l'l\TomD'Alessandro PEHIMSULA PT. Beach $135.000 3 bedroom. ocean view quality home an a quallt:i area $119,000 EXCLv"!SIVE LEASING AGENTS FOR THE VILLAGE FAIRE 1104 So Coast Hwy LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 NIGUEL SHORES Garden home on 939 Glenneyre 494-8519 MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEKEND-The most beautiful Condo Pen- thouse Apt. an Laauna A doll house! 2 BR. 2 ba, comp. redone Incl. new, modem kllchen. 2 Car gar. Used bnck patio. Only $131,500 Owner I Agent 548-1290 Beach. right on the , ocean. OPEN SAT. & WANf Oceanvaew home SUN · 496Cllff Dr #9 Trade L.A. area real · __ · · estate. (2131368..(034 BE AU TI FU L N · By ownr. Back Bay cozy LAGUNA DECORATOR hse. Wooden £1oors. HOME w /guest house. fprlc. almost •1. acre Cncd OPEN SAT. l ·S: 330 High garden. big trees. Must Or. sell soon. 162.500. 968-652.5 oceamnde oI Hwy. 2-Sty LARGE FAM J Ly Uv rm, loft den. 3BR. HOME w /blg view . 2BA, 2 patios. Comm OPEN SUN. 1·5: 333 rec'I faclllUes SJJ9.000 Hilh Dr. 1 WESTCUFF Lovely 4Br. 3ba. Pool & jacuzzi. Large patio. lge lot. 1149.000. Frits.t/Sun 1·5. 1531 Highland Dr Own/Bk.r 642-4426 ILUELAGOON TOWNHOUSE W.KLLZAM Super 28R 2BA. patio. POWELL Nr pool & tennis cts Real Eatate S86.~llGOMI o»00~~ Nestled an mature trees, ~=========-1 4BR. den. 3BA. The .... _ HARBOR VJEW HOM ES BRAND NEW TOWNHOME 3 Br. fam rm, 2\.1 ba jacuzzi. 'tennis court & pool. $128,500. P P 644·5554. Built-ins Galore in thus 4 BR, 2\4.t Ba. 2 rrplcs, hob· Secluded Master wing-3 ba. 1 3 BR 2•, ba. 2 I TD PROPERTIES ::rldkr~bn ~5m i~~I); e0~ ~~~-~~•••••• BR Comer, lot. a~lac·hed l:!l:l.I Gi.t 6907 or 17141 gara~e. •rep JC'I.'" 511> 6201 anytime or glass overview 36' Mobfi.Honws S168.000 1703 AIJbama. 17 111 s.i6.5221 aft.6pm ~parklmg pool. Laundry for Sat. t 100 Huntingt on 8cJrh. room Loads or storage. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536-1718 --- - ---Call to preview. 752· 1700 B Ba M bit H -Ol'IN//19•1IHIJIVIOIJIN'<I' 2 r. l • 0 e ome. 20UNITS,350AvocJdo.St [ ! I Ba Y 51 de V 111 age• Costa Mesa I dupll.'X 12 Small Building Firm needs lots. tear downs or fixer uppers or even add ons, R I , 2. 3 & 4. All com rruss1oru; to selling bkr or no romm1ss1on Cor ownr seller. Bkr. 64&0666 •·11~I:,J!l'\I Newport Bea~h. pvt cottages. 6 trailers In f:H'i"~ beach,2 ~ls,2Jae_ums. come S32.2tiO. Priced . ~ boat docking fac11it1es S265,ooo. Will uccept avad totenanl. $23,500. trade. Prin. Only PleaM:. THEILUffS Beaut. decor. 3 BR. fam. rm., 2 baths. Some view. Ready to move Into! Original area. Sl.29.900 Royal RHltors Agent/Owner642·9666 645-0882 ·------· CORllM ASSOC. REALTORS 759-0J26 BIG CANYON MOllLEHOME SALES /R!SALES -fOR Af»PRAISAL- .. CAU TODAY•• Mottterey M.H. Call 848-9782 CONDO Walk to beach. by ownr. Ramada 24.x60, $25,500. Luxurious 0 a kc res t Adlt park. 536-3520 model with lush gold ---='-------- carpeUn1. m irrored w '76 Valla Santana. 2br, bar, deck orf living room 2ba, 34'x64' Upgraded. with fantastic view o Bltan micro oven & trash golf course. Securll comp. Comer lot, adlt guard and undergroun park 1 o San Juan park1n& Capistrano. By owner. 1..(96-4353 TWO ON LOT 3 Br each. E•tside• Brick (pie. hardwood noors. $8340 income Pnced at $98.500. Rentals ••••••••••••••••••••••• Houwt Fvmished • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1106 642.6368 Agent lal>oa lalmd ---~---~- INVESTORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 210 Pearl St. 3 BR, 2 Ba. 6 units. ocean view. den. frplc. palJo. no am $275,000 rarm chldm/pet.s. Partly fum Owner 492 7345 $575 yr lse. 675·3824 (2131367-0177 TRADE WANTED lc6oaP...insuta lto1 Have cash & S45.000 2nd ••••••••••••••••••••••• TD. well secured. 10'1 In· 28r, near Jetty, dbl aar. 1 tcrest. •year due date blk to bch or bay, S300 Want income property In mo. Tll June 30. 61s.Nfl Oran&e County lutch. 1s spacious. has a good vtew and room for bridal table. ~1gned le separate the aae groups The upper level hu master bdrm, llv rm & bath. Put the rest or th' tnbe downstairs Only $139,SOO. $ln5.000Reslaurant by rm. lath house Sl89,000-3Br/2Ba·OcVu w/wet-bar + pool table, • ~P"---••••••••••••••••••••••• $189,000.3Br /2Ba·Bchad dbl gar + carport. All on ,..... TtM ACUS S300.000or$375,000 lge lot or Back Bay. a.--wtlH ol Utll I XlntLse-LocaUon w /wtrratl. rumpua I& ..... -~1 ~for--1200 2ToChooae From S163,500. By owner. w '"_,.,752·1920 South Corona. It ea 1 BldaStage-OcVu 548-4185 1.t000UAIL'1.Nl llAC available. Full price Rick Alderette. Realtor Loguno leoeh 3141 731·5115 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA FOURPLEX OCIAHFIOMT S BR .. ~ baths, 2 lplc11 .. maid's unit, pnv. steps to beach. Lease $1300 mo. Hillie McCormack t 4 Br J38a + Pool $ 2 3 • 5 0 O . B K R .• newa er Have something you want 714tm·2t8>0Jl616-5711 ~ VllWll VIEW!! J CHECIC THIS./ to sell? Clualtied ads do EAL ESTATE Ove.rlookin& the city of /cHICICTHIS' It well -Coll NOW. S1/2ACUS 13505.Coo.......... La1una It: mllu of h 6425618. • ...... CLEMEMTE ·• .,_ r coutllne, thla well de--4 br /new bat ~" . Just repainted. new Realty 494·7'51 carpets and dtape11. Will •--31 cons ider exchange. 1'4ewport~h 69 REALTORS _ . .. WOODBRIDGE . . . Private patio. extra ••••••••••••••••••••••• large units. Great lnvoat· UDO, YRLV. 4 Br, 2 l>a, mentpotential. Sl~.ooo. f1m. rm, suooy pat.lo. 494-1536 11-...t 4 bdrm .• 2.,.. bath •Sparkliqpool by lrvlne •-c•-.t. l076 Choice locallon. i?ned •----------• .,.-.... pools _. -C-2. Qualified principals :r::.h•!~o:t.~r ~~~ :NLoedewaa~cua1!iea~~'":arbor •••sntOUS~~·05•; .. • ~~~ Contllt't Mr . I&. jQPlual~ $700 Mo. Agt. 111Ml4t ·~ ~°l~!!Yn·s clot.tung store with park· ing, in super high traffic loc-at1on near malls. $10.000 Spanish Style Gives a feellna or romance to thli1 North end vu home with 1l1 EMUALDIAY LOTS Larae" level with plans, topo. IOU tests. 8.500. beamed ceilings, large uuo-M ... Rwn llClt private paUo, view deck lyblY~ · Two euatom upgrd'd ~CAll NOW n---.n ... for relaxiDJI. All on a ., M .-. _,.152 1920 • ler '"T' Costa Villas on the • •--------- Waterfront furn house. Accomodate 28' power boat. Avail. lll 8/1. S450/mo. cau 873-3863; 6734a8 Hid" U1ct Exclusive· "' ~ "" " =~ taroe, well landscaped HerifwRealton Townhomes in Ira 832 8 uooou.111u,· .. ,w THACH lot with aprink er 1 540• I I 5 I I Palliades in smog Cree 2 Story duplex. Walk to SWpe lo beach 2 br, 1 bo llACH HOUSE system. Ju"t llsled •l ---------i San Clemente Both are DONALD M. llltO ' bch Pndc of ownership duplex, upstatn. Y1ffl 38drm.2Baonlar1elot Sl&7.500 end unlts In original A ... c1 ........... .,, Bkr Mike (213J920-l822 S385. Wlnterl325. Utl.I Some view. 4 Blks to ~ Zstor)'duplex.Walktobc phase with all the EVIS:tt7.a444 Prln~y $104 Saaabore t wattt.llUOO. . · 1'& Prldedowoerablp. Bkt, ~oodles. Plan 4-38r. 2'-l ~ DOLntlHR.E. ~ Mike <21.3>920-W2 PrllJ. ba . .utumable V.A loan C1•tftyLoh/ Loftfot"Sale 2200 S.ah--'--1-_---3-.-.-, ,._ .. , .. •st I .-....... -•u. _, 500 Plan 3-3Br 2ba ,.--AA 1500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• __,..... ._...~ ... ......... -.vv ~ ~·· • • V'll"Jr•• •••••••••••••• ........ . ESTATES Breathtaklng, spac. Adams Plan. 4 Br, 2\4.t ba rondo. Derorator design & color oo-<>rdlnated. up ~rd '1, vaulted celling, irml dine. country kit, ~oarina atalrcaae. fam rm w1rrp1, view of Sad· dleback Mln1, A /C. Owner--.ooo.open bse Sat/Sun. l~. 208 W. Vale U>op. m.a27. ~b.~the rrvlne1 _______ .. LACWMACHAIM In private Monarch Bay Spacioud Ba, a Ba, with II.lib 18rclent fl OC'HO view. Beam eelllo11 Ulruout and 20 French doora. Call today ! $195,000. NEWPORT SHORES WATERFRONT YOU OWN LAND $70 7SO No commilslon •"•••••••••••••••••••• BA VFRONT Lot Nwpt expen.ae. Own I A ant. Sacrtflce 3 Vlaia dcl Mar Bch. Coutal Approval 3 Arch B&J, 2 Br, WW , Weekdy1 t-all 833·3193, plot 1ravesttes, Pacific on home &dock 645-1931 CPlt. drpa, ftlc, ~ 4tWIJI a br, 1114 ba, r IP. ete. au.find. $11%,500. Property Home MJ-3850 eves1wknd11 496·1lS9. View Memorial Park. 5,. .... ,.1 ..... ~ bcac~i.:n v ew, ()pen~2/2,e&2(27at SZ8S ..a. taclds eado•· -"'"...__"",. _mo_. ______ _ 392CaUeBortejo mcmcaN.494-6602 OCl4MYllW .... BEACHCHARMER CCI sdtl t.t.OO LOT tto.esu.fwtll ... d SEA VIEW '74.:SOO. ft) c:perty v Stesit to ~•ch. Com pl eta ...................... . Avail soon 4Br, pvt 38R Jullt 2·blka t ....................... wtthplans.solltest.s.aod GaAral J202 comm, aupet vl•w bcautlful "T" Street SIXACRESC·3ZONE co~talapprovalfor4un· ••••••••••••••••••-••• _e_2929_. -------=--• ~ch. New kltcbf!a. tra Downtown 1Uven1ide Cl· 1~· Plan.•&: •ro:'s In of· ttiom.s for rat. ln but 1 .. --------1 comer lot, room for RV. ty. prime location for lice for your DSpection. areas. NWl)t. &CV, SZSO Newo:cl1.11l\'el1.ttlnt any commel"Cl.al, doctort SB7.500. to S7SO per mo. 8*a81 BER'l'JIA tlENR omc.. sbopplq center, PM, REALTORS bowlln1 alley. -r.uoa· --"------- 215 Del Mar. San Clem. tt~ dt, van• 1tora1e, • New counley l\ou .. for ~Ul rataurant1. connles· leut. near hllhroot 2 t•nt hosp., etc Ap· BR, a Ba. xtra ~· 1a.r. pra1Md at '380.000. 'flew, 3 a.cna. 1 al ror for. $100,®o. Owoer. hor•t. U71. a.o. ll>U41 lmMSJ.t ' r 7 r "-"U.fw · hd U•fw-..e:d ~U•fwl!ll•lud ~u.tw•Aed HoaetUllfw,,....d ......._U••••·w Ff •7 ••••••••• •••••-• .. ••• ••••-•••• ... --·--••••••••••••• .. •••••••• •••• •••••••••••-•••••• ••••••••••••••••••-••• ••••••••• • ••••••-••••• ld!y, F.oruary ~. 1177 ~L. Y Ptl.OT G..... . U02 Coda MKo J224 ................ ll40 ~ )244 ~..... nu ... .,.... INdl lZH ... Int•••,.,...."""' Ape ....... ......... ....................... .............••••.•••.• ....................... ....................... ....................... ·······•··············· ...... ;................ ..~ ................... . l1fE BWl"f"S.Vkw! 3br, Zb•. (l'"p('I, BR, oewly uparaded J'RVlNE ~View. new asr. den Colt. Metct 3724 SBR.2~ba Mo. pool w/spa. nu pnt. cpts Qoee lo beach. M!Stmo 2 aR I Be ... u. Condo. adll5. $49~mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coda..... SIJ4 ....._ JIM SEAVlEWTERR View & dJ'1)ll.. Wlk tl> itchools. AakforKeath. * l.317 lBR, as.a SST~; <2l3l831·3t01 ••••••• .. ••••••••• .. ••• -·-----·--•· 3 BR. 2"'-Ba llOOO Mo ebu.rch " a hop.. $463 ---2 BR. 2\.t 9;.. 1535 Kt:A I n l'Or.i l'A ~ \ $40.00 WEH & UP BlGCANYON ~1 pool urvtce. sr.:r;lri:.f..~~c•n~ 3BR:aaa .• :: .. 5400147$ ....... Vkto 1267 llGCAHYOH :fv"t~~:lJ!~~vatl 1 BR. a~ Ba 17~ Mo. uoo "'2S1mo. 842~ or 3 8R. 2"'-ba ~ t>25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOWMHOMES • Pt\-Oftc ~rv. fltd l,IOOI SMftSHll1Q/ 1i'(lft f~R~"T &.&Ide 3br. lbe brdwood 892338$ 4BR.1 Ba •• $465 AvaJI Now 2600 'fl rt, new Dt'lu'" (' .. rer1 ~c llff' Z176N1:w1K>rt Blvd, (;'\1 .II()() OnJ,l&l!Yd Clean.Newly 48R,2"'ba.rurn . S500 ~Br. J 8,j, ku.lb. pet.,, style Brund n1•w project S4897SS.or&U3007 Awtnnlngcomt1l11allon dee $395548-3'213 •Mewle«ltHoe. 48R.2....,lkt ... '5o.W/800 park·P<Kll. i;Z term!>, ..w.pend1.."<Su11,,, IU&hiiolf -dodulloporft'r*"'hOfnll Get rudy for :summtr ~. 98'7-1.284 <7141 rour!>e Tenn I~ pool SUSCAStT.AS lwt ,.......,.....,._ MESA VERDE Attrac· now• Wilk lo beech from J11cuu1 -.e<'unly ,p.t1•m M1null'i. to N kJ l 8K wntt ury .....,_ .... -... and Uve 38r, 2Ba. W/W cpl5, here Walk lo 1lr1td1' ,, ·s 3 Br. 2ba AJ150 Vlllll Con und.-ritround l(tll <.111•' rurn /\dulti1. 110 pets. superbrecteot1onat o~ drpi,, dshwshr. frplc, ~hool & high bchool 4 ';f_., do. single slor>. A1C Choo.~t· from• or ;1 DR llll0Nl!wf)l)rt81vd CM. IOecflon. Ttnnls •gym•tnerapv aar. S405 mo. 541).3368 br. 3 ba. huae bundeck. "'CJf/."--' l'pts. drps. view & pool. floor phm• V•t·Y. ., From apo •swimming • bllllords. BeauufuJ Jbr. 3ba, fo'M, dbl g01r. $550mo 614 20th rT Nopel.8.830-~ $700 mo Joyce l::tilund STIJNNING lac 1 Br grdn One&1'wo8edrooma.Ont8otl'I '1 Fp f'D ... hh OnJ St.536-1718 a~2.860() 8 C rd II ti4~11:!.:l!'I <l-'151 apt Puol & n:i: rm. $230. Jrom*2310. PsWU-. V... • . nr..,... y W'1 3 r. o ova.tow lup OHTHEBAY 110W.18thSt.$\Ooffdep ·..-.~ e1-·-••....--,.·.,.- ,. S750.mo.6'6-1035 NF,:W4Br,2.,..8a.(plc, gradtid. auto i;pr Ir~ LIDOISLE w1thad Q.aw= ~23C.U.PUS~fRtlbC£ din 11re1t, wetbar, I blck S370. Wtrpd.S3l362'1 ------S50PaulOrtnoAvt .. COllOMeie 1SMllS W. CM 3 Br I:\• Ba. new ~h;,,,,!'.,aandns4cP.M$40S mo. u.5.,2 "·atlllli.ft....JRV..,E Qul d Chnrmmii :1 RH. 2 bath Nice lbr dplx. Qwet. Sep.I~!!~~~~~!!!-!!'-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! painl,cpl.5.drJ)b.dblgar, ...,.,..,,.._ T ~""'r'"""'~ '" et living on cul esac apt. w/tremendous bay by aiorai;t's. Empl'd OPEN DAILY 8A.M.T08P.M. lncdyard.S36().S46-1238 OPENOAU,V &parldunforklds.Spol \.lt>W'lA·uted1ntht·.&oO oldt>r adlt, no pets. SUPERSHARP "A.u .TO"P.u . lesa3Br2Ba.upgraded, blockofV1aL1tioNord! s.48102.1 ,..~~M-382ZCodaMae Eaetslde, nr Back Bay 2 Lov 1.. B ., ... " ... $360. l::vs. & wkods. Quiet tux ll _ _.. --.0.1.a.d lZ06 BR, red yrd, gar, 1275. e.., 4 r home, nr 83().0lS? . unou.'I vin~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••-•••••••-••••• ....................... mo.MS-79.13&642.1212 fwy, shopping & schoob. 1\utlenx-k Glen Pl1n 4. ~!!.'!,/Mo yrl~ Tom Hwi1tf1qonhoc:h 3740 11.A•MIW Locatedooquietculde ~r.3cargar.pool,ten·3 Br. 2 Ba, drps. cp~. """""'n64-t6200<Fl61 ••••n••h••••••••••••• . 2 br t own hou ses. ·1 BR. 2 ba, 2-tily Lge. Br Home. near So. Cat sac. Sngls OK, MOO mo. naa. S'ISO. mo. 640-1°'4. bltns. fn('d yd, end or -STUDIO .... ; aarages, reneed patio6. view au.ndeock . Yearly, Plaza, very clean $400 Agt. No re.:. 9U-083S & street. $375. mo. 22662 IAYCREST ,.___SSSW-a.1u•• rer a\r cond UH/mo. •100 mont-. Agent mo 751.7310 968-5368 Greentree 3 Br. 2 ba Via Santa RO!>a Ownr. ~ .. ~, 11. ·•.~ __ r,!!-oo•tzor 6'24m ~LM2 ---------house. Lrg lot, cul-de· Lowly fdm1ly home. 4 t'ullkltchen&TV "~~ ~"~----------Clean & sharp. 3 & F. Condo l sty, 2 Br. pool sac $380/mo 644-4646 549-8861 or ?QH;l2S. As bdrm . fJm1ly rm • 2'~ 1,uwns & VtJIJllei. 3 Br. 1\.41 Ba, on Grand Range & oven. cpts, Call Kay Hodge at --sociated Reallorb. ba Pnol & BUQ ~ MlLETOOCEAN CORONA DELMAR •VfLLAMIM0$• Canal. $&$()mo. Pboo drJ>b, cov. pauo & fol'. 963·0841 or Bob (213> MOW.AmHG! S8l·llOO bi3M5.50 2 Br Townbouse. frplc 21r,21o.,._ _'46-__ 38 ______ -12381 Rutgers. $415. 641·1048 2Br.S325-SC2Spermo. 3 B d f 1 ° ..... ,...... "1 RoyalS..ifftMohl Pool.tenms.Someocean LOWER 635-€750 3Br.~$41Sper mo. r. cpts. rps, rpc, [~ I 727Yorktownll•d &Catalln.a views. Close Eoc:IOlledG • . Capidt GNO leoQ 32 II Vlla Pacffic COftdo 4 Br. ~~per mo. ~San:~~u;.:·go~. ao7~wn'.or2264. ~•e92a.8867tv i~. lj:tS.; jlft.LI Beach 5Bllv~Oat4Vlolrktown to shoppmg & n.oe beach. Gas" water ~rwo ••-•••••••••••-•••••• 2 br cottage. cpts. drps. 3 BR. 11-2 Ba. pool. ten· 4 Br. pool. spa. $700. • .... i;r:iill A o-644-261l to mo. rentala $260. TOWNHOUSE w i l h ~e.;.~2978ds ok., No pets. rus. facmg park. Near or 768-6125. j\ssoc1alcd CHILDREN OK ~ .... , ......, ......,. schl. walk lo bch. New I ReaJ S8 00 ---23a. Elden Ave m.3'&80 ~ .. VU.3Br.2~ba, · t t ~ .. 00 tors. HI 3Brl~~Ba.fpk,pool.mo.1 --hoch 3748 • ,.._,.,_, •c.... r.....---via-.. pam. crp. -. mo. ~-.......... ,._ .--..-w ~ SS2-~7S PANORAMIC VIEW to mo $575 Owner.••••••••••••••••••••••• (2) 3BR, 2BA Duplexes. Lovety xlra lge l br. szos. 621 W. WUson 646-2010 Mission Vie JO home of. ~. 8924401 LliUe culie! $150. UUI. pd. available, cl06e to shops. Bachek>r $170. No pets. c..a .. Mer 3222 NO DEPOSIT TO QUAL. ~r &3~~~ t:~~·. ~ik~ fers 4Br. 28~. cozy frplc MINUTES TO SAND :am Rentals. !>40-5370 beach & park. Xlnt Cdld. Mgr at 2885 Meodou, •••--••••••••••••••••! ·~t~~me w /frpl : & breatb~king view of SparklJng, clean. deluxe locauoos. Ft-om S3SO to Apt A.. 979-2531 C\mt Bit Dplx, 2 Br, ram·: :Ad~.cluJJ~~'/!~~r ~a~~· i9~.~~5\~r.E~: rolling bills, close lo duplex. Jbr. 2bu. bltns. ~~~1f0~~i~Mlssl, WfStalde lbr $195. Cpta. ~6o~'!\';: b!~e 15~:. •Smallpetok 962·31.M. ·~:~ ~~~~~~ $.195 mo. :;1~1Rr:~~~°?.~aos ~~l~Z ~!!!~••••••~?!~ ~rr.~l~ve. 1 clilld ok. 6'4-1211 '38r, 2Ba twnhse, 2 yrs nu, Vacant 3 br. 2 ba. fp. up. ......_ eve:; or I 629·2546days Choice 2 BR 1 Adult J ---------, nrS. Cst Plaza, kids OK. grd, bltns, OW.no Ccc. Ranchos. J .3Br2 Ba San .-wportleoch 3269 AUCl.APL.Ali $320 644:4848 D~n :: Lee bachelor. pvt patio. T..tlerock Glen $350 645·5071 Ag t 8 4 6. 3 3 o l • pm Luis Rey. golf crse & ....................... Lease or least! purchase. Sceruc Mountain Views 6'5-~eves Y • good toe $170 + gas. New & terrific on best 968-2884. la.Ice vu. $600. 541-7044 BOAT SLIP W /CONDO. 3 Bluffs view condo, 3 br, Large, dlx adult 1&2 · 84&4546 street localaon w1thJBoat1RV slor. Redec 4 Br BR. 2~ ba. Like new 2...., ba. Prof. decor. Open Bdrm Apts Furn & un 2 BR 1 ba 135() yearly ---------sizeable yard Be the fplc, dul'g. 3096 Roanoke. Beachwalk C'ondo, 3 br, 2 TurtJerock Olen Plan 2. 4 siiso. Agt. 644-1133 Sun. 1·5. 644 :io10 furn. · · Aduits. No.pets.' NEW BREED APTS first lo live m ·this new. Vaca. Try $475. 752·1920 ba. upgrd'd cpts, auto Br, Fam Rm. lennis, Pool. Jacuzzi. Billiards WIUlAM WIHTOH Wl only apt. Frplc, ap· ness and help decorate 3 Jeanlne,8$-0211Pg103L gar dr opnr Ask for pool $600. 547·70« Harbor Vu Hms, Carmel 3 San Clemente 3276 S!Jl-6151or581-6130 REAL E!>IATE 675-33Jl pins. pool, Jacuul, end Br & Dm rm $650/mo . Grant (213)439-0281. Tu 1 k 4 8 1 & Br + FR, $595 per mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 25211 Stockport , Lag g;u. Adlts S230. 31t3 · Cute Easts1de 3Br. 2ba. rt eroc r, poo New carpets. 752-0617 3 8 2 B t t l HJlls Hallllll.oD.~11 lse. All fenced Wall to wall New 3 Br 2'h Ba view tennis facal. $575 mo. r k u. qwe s rec · nr Sorry, no pets. Costa Mesa 3124 LRG B 1 ;......., WATER~~~HOMES cpt'g, ref rig .• bl tins. coodo. Attach gar: w/op: ~7.sborlreotal OK. LEASE Harbor View ~r791: blorei.. S400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l r. poo, or ..... ........,. • ~/mo.642·5299 nr. pvt patio, end umt, Single ramil y The Homes, 3 Br. 2 Ba, close --l er apt w/rec ctr. pool, C d H adlts/no pet.a. Util pd. lBR. liv'g .• rrptc, dm'g, near pool. $425 mo. Colon beaut 3Br l to park & scbool. Qwet Brandnewlrg <1633sqft> teruus&busconnectlons. 2br :;: w~ci::::::::. 1~ J88Uloarovia,548--0336 kitchen, s tove, refraa • MBµ SUPER SHARP! 848-2341, evs/Wkns & ~ Grdn. /wtr' ~I street. Avai.12/15. For ID· 2 Br +den or 3 br condo S250 + U ti I. Cat bi e bath. range. ov ... n, dla· l Br + loll, 2 ba, , ...... ap . ., l'1~a Verde, Fam rm, · m ... · fo or appl, call 752.7434 d d h 2 '7!i&-0018a 5 " ... ... garbage disposal. $275. Dul Rm (pie c•"" "'~ S Br 3 ba fam·rm , .... le $395. Ownr/Agt. 644·2932 Fri SatorSun onJy • upgra e t ruout m· pm. hwasher. $320. Alao 3 br pile. pool, gar, SZ'1S adlts. mo. PH: 1-684-5016 • • _. ...... ...,, • • · ·"' • • · · garases pool & Jacuu1 < bid 1 S370 f~yd.Family.s111gles, bltns, toed yard Kids, Woodbndge 4 Br Jba din Qwet&'luxunous Walk Hewportleadt 3769 sep. g oopet.s.642"'5M 3Br. 2Ba, nice yd, locked '*'5 OK. $450. 64&-560'7 ~~·~ Apnl l. rm . fa m r oi. 3 car ~~te~~~°'::w 4 c~:is2 t.o bch. Chldm ok, no pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• 160 W. Wilson New studio, 2 bedrm, 1 h separale gar w /lodry r 2ba bse for renl $450 · · garage. Lake & pool. ru-Ps bltns. $700 644-9932 please S395 "'11 yr l&e BEST BUY Adult E Side 1&2 br apts. bath, air cond., pr1v lac, nu drps, ref. req. ~. Call998-4400exl23?S 3Br, l~ ba Twnhouse 2 ~/mo.Ca11752-7576. or7s.2.s686 · · Call (714> 4930072 Agt or Some people say you get Encl gar. patio, pool paUo, all bltns. quiet. S475/mo. inc. grdn oraft?pm64o-6l3S car gar, pool, no pel.b. BeautOeerfieldtwnhse 3 1213l79G-2986o"'ner wbdlyoupayfor! We of· Like new, no pets. Mgr. 1919 Ana.beam St. 640-l032 •BIG FAM RM. 3BR, ~.Ph846-6518 Br. 2 ba. 2 yrs ne~ Le!~~~rfi~~1!?S$450~Jucmt rermorcAndthepnce1s 644-0878 M:>-5106$280/mo.Adult.s Macnab-Irvine f•-' ... .,., ... D-L-Hou $425 /mo Call wkdays Capistrano 3278 It~. Membership in a AU utiUUes~d r .. l Br ..... .,.c.~. "ew C"NAI H · Monlh.Agent644·1133 Health Club. A tennu; .. ESA VERDE area. Bil' .... R ng ·Sl~8S No. •BRANONEW Forlease Diane at 992·5000; ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' ·-JBr ram rm 2Ba S475 Do H B blk wknds/eves673·7197. Big Cyn TwnhsC', 2 Br, N1cC' JBr t.•ondo. l ba, l'lubl Freetenms lessons. Home atmosphere 2 & 3 pets 548.tst7 · · REALTY COMPANY · ' · wntown .. S s --d B D Bil 1ards. Sw1mm1ng. brdeluxe apts. 54f>-l034 ~ CAMYOHCREST !~Jau;~·2~aO~T Crom ocean, has ever· 3Br.2Ba,2cargar. Uruv. en. 2\l a. H. pool. patio. drps, <·ph, stove, Golf Dnvrng Range 2 Br gar 5235 mo No ', C,,,,...DOMl .... IUM SHORES 3BR . t ythLOg. Will be ready for Pk. l.eruaJs, Jacu.ui, pool Jae .. tenrus. $S95. 64(}.8146 gar $285 493 3406 SJuna:. + great ac-Westside 2 br S220 Cpt .• kids'. no. pets. 217S B. "" " 1 k 1 . • 1P~~ e occupancy as of March S430 Avwl now. 752·7847 BIG CANYON 2 weeks free rent, new 3 ttv1t1es · Sunday BBQs. drps, stv Children OK. Placentia. 3 Br 2 Ba. S28S 3 BR's, 2\.41 baths+ fa ml· a e. poo · Jacuu · ~ 26. $500. mo. ~ or Gotf COUl"H View! Br 2 Ba, Fam Rm. cul de Parties w1lh hve bands. 548-9590 aft. SPM mo. 2 kids OK, 00 pets. '/r:3:d.· 1~~h~~1~r~ C::SELECT . 962·2:500 WoodbridgePklce Live in style! Brand new sacj:;o;.~~&poolfac1I. FreeSundaybrunch. 2 Br garden apt, frplc, 1()4() A, Valencia Open possession. Pool·tennls T'PROPERTIES Sharp3Br.2BalnMarlna ~~:.egtbr~:!.~~~~ft~ 28ror3Br.2'-"Ba.pool, me .. ......,. Yourrentdollarsgoeven patio,dshwhr,$245. Sat.l1·3PM,~'1983 court.Shorttennreotal, 556-2660 High School Dis trict. rm, dJn rm. 3 ba, 3 car tennis,securlty.Sf.l()()mo. 3Br, 2Ba. frplc, u:.c ol furlher• .. A t e rrific 557·28U l Br, cpts, drps, bttns. $650/mo. 4-6 months • Kids & pet OK, $395 mo. gar. All upgraded, A/C, WesleyH. TavlorCo pool, $400 mo. Donna. mruntenance crew, pro-Spac.3braploruaeltu2 close to shop5, oo pets. owner may cooalderRENTERS: Free rental 848-0114 nr. lak e . Lease . NEWPORT CENTER 83&-9714,499·1802 !ess1onal management br&den.Frplc,paUo& $1.90mo.642-71S4 lease/option. (Fl71 service. Homes thruoot Owner/Brkr, 552·7588 REALTORS 6444910 . staff that cares, and pool Adults $32:5 No Sandie Flx644-6200 Orange Co. 2,3&4 Br. Call Forrent3 Br 1 sty, lge lot, M1sslon Creek. new 4 BR. friendly n eighbors. pets.'MS-338l or83'1-9sn 3Br. 2Ba, $275. Pool, Kids ---------1 agent~ culdesac.nrbeach. $475 TheTerraceDoverMod.3 Npt Shores 3 Br. 2 ba, dt.'C. home. $S35. p/mo Models open daily 1o.7. OK. mo. 962-6146 Br 2 Ba, avall now. $435. pool, teoms, rec room. w1gardener. 673·3108 Sorry. no one under 2l & Now renUng 2 br $225. & 642·7986 ,,-3~ 2l0b:a~'t ~:~ ~::;::~ec~~ 2 BR. tam·rm + studi 67U571;64(H)()56 ~r}~:X:~r~~ll,r~~~I) s..laAM 32&0 oo pets. ~oommate S235Pool. Adults. no pets. E-Slde 3 Br+ bonus. 2 ct 5 • SSOO 1m 0 . Ca 11 mo. 557~ rm. Near Lake Park. Stunning 2 Br 2 Ba, w / 4J9-028l. ••••••••••••-••••••••• service avat able. Mon· .• crpts, drps. stove & Baths. Crpts, drps, bltru. 673-0948 walk to bch. Nr Elem. & celestoryce1lgs. The1'er· RENTERS Free rental lh·to-monlhoccupancy.' refng. Next to all shop. Pool & patio $425 . ---------$395. 3 Br 2 Ba, fplc, rncd H.B. ffi Sehl. No pets. race on J(mblt. pool, Jac, 3 Br. 2 ba, frpk, fnl'd yd. service flomcs thruou1 pang. 313 17th Place at ~ 646-1164 Pnvat.e 3 BR, 2 Ba. froot yard Nr schools & shop. Refs req. 536-1484 or t.enrus. $395. &M-2932 Mod kat. l Blk bch. P\l Orange Co 2,3&4 Br Call Oukwood Garden Apls Santa Ana St. 642-2464 ---..:.'_..;,,:;....::.::.:..:.. __ _ house. Prol. dee Frplc. ping. Mesa del Mar 536-8026 comm W/POOI. $550 mo agent5469521 Eastsld u1 2&3 bd 2 Bd, 1 ~ ba condo. Pool. pvt. lndry rm. pvt patio, tract. Responsible adJts 2 8 C d Ad I Nice 4 BR. 2 Ba. central yrly 548-2861. W-....t-1..... ~Inane <at 17th1 unfume ~,:!tio So~~ Cbten.11nd1sokc.t$285. fr.~~·"7r;!.,ng Geni gar. dr opnr, all only, children OK. 2782 r on o. u t air cood, rrplc, covered c·mn1JDtff 3298 17141645-0.SSO d 1 .......-....... CUl!t.lnt.Adult.sonly.No lteadozaDr.644·5966 Complex. Pool & Rec patio. short lease. BLUFFSCONOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/frplca.A uJtsony.At· chldrn or pets. Lease fac1l.ltJes. Nreverythlng. 540-0469or644-8415 WANTED 3ar. 288. lg yd. nice 170016lhSt<atDover> tracuverents. L.Re 2 br, So. Cat Plua $550 mo. 673 .4848 Mesa Verde exec. 4 Br 2 S310mo 847-6400 byCPA&famiJy. 3-4 Br. fa mi lie'> welcome 1714)642-8170 Mri ..... Apts area. Adults, no pets 125PM> Ba. Fam Rm. patio, Woodbridge 2Br+den,2 brldst rm. 2 sty. M50. 846-9088 ITnSantaAnaAve,CM $235.642-0461 · grdnr incl. $625 mo. Cl<Jgetoconveruences,re-Ba, lndscpng, deck & loogt.ermlse.644-tll?l 2 BR Condo w/pool/jac, 646-5542 SPYGLASS ..U. m.sms or 546-3639 uonable renl, xlJlt cond. s Pr n k I rs. $4 8 0 mo. L J? 4 D r . g r e a I VJew oI the bay. pat.Jo. --------~ Adlts 2br S22S/mo. 200Q 96lMi298 c.c.1 ..., .. " h b 0 a r w sh r /dry r Mesa del Mar, 3 Br 2 Ba, Maple. Gar; lndry tac. ()Vtaodtng Pa.oorauuc N b .1 8 -._.., nc1 Ii? orhood 5202 "'s385• t ' I T B • <keao4'H rborV 4 ew custom wt 2 r, WenHowlooldftcJ Berkeley s450 mo +u 1 om . no pets. S275 per mo. Mgrapt0,631..J277 Bdrm 3 ba iew.l !Ast Side. many xtras, Sharp 31br home onhp New UnJv. Park 4 BR. 3 r.~R--&...1 S4?-8420aft7PM · 644-5670 dys. Wknd1 645-1103or~3874 28R. 2BA deluxe ~-'o ' • separ1 e 540«J30Aft6PM comer ot. Heavy s ak Ba. completely up· __..... S'l'IJUll 645-9975 .. vuu ram rm. formal din. rm, roof. frplc In Jlv rm, graded. pool. $S50 mo. Condominiums 1---------Eastslde new tnbouses. a Pt s. Br and new . 2 frplcs, corner lot. y decor·3 Br., 2 Ba. b~t. cheerful kitchen 559-5628 LEASES Unfumllhed 3425 See Park Newport under Frpl, enc gar, 2&3 br, 2 $350-$375. 642-3717, ~tom gooi w~ & crpts. drps, kids/pets w hwhr. $395 mo. CaU •-leach 3248 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, patio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• unfurn. apts Newport bafromS300.64.2·1603 _~ __ 193 ______ _ s 1 e. eaut cusom Ok. Fplc. Fam Rm, 84&-9427 ....,..-Park/Bch nearby S . 1 t Beal'h. Furniture avail. B 8 d i---------dnpes, db wall cover· FAMILIES ONLY. S450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pac1ous uxury uni. (71416441900 2 r,2 a,cp~. rps,encl mp, paneling, etc. CstJn lnc grdnr, 5.57·3850 SWIMMIHG POOL Lease in Exclusive 3 Arch ~'~FRoNT 5 B 3 w1magnlflcent sweeping ----------gar. $250 adlls, no pet!', HEW MESA feature lnstde & out too 2 BR, Den, dbl gar. pool B Jb 2~b F R r or view ocean & htcs, 38r · Compl furn Bach Apt. l 644· ll03 GARDEN APTS m.unerous lo mention. 0.... Point 3226 srv incl $375. 751·5959 ay. r. a. · ··vu. bdrm+aep 2 br umt for 3Ba, formal din rm. 2 Blk to bch. gar. patio. 2 & ••••••••••••••••••••••• &~:rc~~Js~~~~r;va~~ teenage r or ., Best frplcs, Jacuzzi & more Nwpt Shores. $200 mo. Gardenapt,townhousew/ 31drMs S..To ~ For Lease by owner, lg. 3 BR, den. bltns, lie lot, 99'1-405l, Soulbland As· ~~uJa Pomllocauon Overlooks So. La~una nr 586-8460 patio. 2 br, vaOlly, l ba ~~~r~o~;1~. s:e".~:d Tbli home 1s really 4Br. 2\11Ba. cpt.s. drps, pet.sok.$360.mo. soc .. m-2012 ......,.,permo. boat harbor, $600 mo up. 1 br/den. ruJI bath pool & billiard r m . boautUul apnnklers, din & fam 963-Tll2 i'~;1~~o~~ ~~e~~~~ TS.S~·--Ll~~ao~r~~ ~t U~Hl~ !tl;.n. Mature udults AduJts,nopet.s. $1200 .. jlMopl rm. $475 mo. 496-0680, Olenmar3Br,2ba.dinrm. OCEANRIOHT lse. o__. 3525 963-4888 Marffnl .. Aph #2 288tBnslolStreet 4118-Ull5G N e w cpt'g, palnl, ~~;~ ~~thsprl! (~;'...:: Wal .. f1CMdHotnet u.funithed 27SE.18thSt,C.M. Costa Mesa "44-lt61 /'47-5161 PVT Comm w /tennis, landacp. $395. 963-a.7san ' • ... ~ Cdl 611 1400 ....................... ••w•h 631 3003 swuna. 2 Br 2 Ba <'ondo, 6 to~~ tecC:!300kmo. ;.., --...:._. -... 1 Br Twnhse, avail now U..fw...W..d • NEW Lux 2 Br paUo & Celhl..... Jll4 W/D, Dtw. $315 831-1678 2 br ccodo 1 b R alt . 4~·7551 ~.n.w.n.w.nw.n• .. -Pool. tenrus, Jae. Costa ....................... LARGE 1&2 br apls. deck, fplc d1bwahr --••••••••••••• ool ca~ or~· ~:S':4 e Y Ex.cc. Pk LidoTnhse3br, Mesa.640-11BlorM2·74~ General 1102 Oshwbr. pool. Ad1tlt1. adults, no Pets, ~i f'RESTIGIOUS S Toro 3232 ~rbor Cir~ $300. Day Top-Of·The·World. 4 Br 3 21hba, Crpl. pool, S475. Nr Dupl.x" Uefww 3600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• From $225. mo Gu pd. aftSPM. COLLEGE PAHK ~··•-••••••••••••• 89:H;S71, ext 210. Eves Ba. bltns. gas loe fplc. Hoag, 673 2332, 675-5008 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUENA PK . New, l le 2 778 Scou Pl, off Placen.•0---,-.. ----3-1-2-6- Super 4 Br. 2 b•. frplc. Forest new cboll'e 89'7..f75!1 new custom drps. new Se Vi 2B d E-Side Costa M-a new 2 Br apts, cpts, drps, bltns, lla. 642·5073 GIG f I d 5425 Pb lakefroot 4br. Jba. wet paint thruout, upard a aew, new r. W/ en "" pool The Villa Woods . ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• S~·63~6r~,w ne r 0 bar, A1C. $&95. Lowered Lee 3 br, 2 ba duplex.. P cpts, ranlastlc ocean & . a~um. Pvt streets. Br· frplr · bltns. gar. 8182<1lh St (714> 521-7072 Good locauon. 2Br. 2ba, Lge 2 BR. 1 Ba, Walk to S4&-S806 I o r q u I ck rent a I . yard. l chlld ok. No pets. view. Lae paUos & deck. Teorus & comm pool, pool, JDl!uzz1, lndry rm. -gar. b It n s • ( r P 1 c , bch, $2SO. lSl 4t la•t. <7141994-1601 days $325. Days 847-3541. eve. Jdeat for adJ~ only, sml $800 mo . 64 0 · 85 5 7, S300/S350 644-0878 lalloa Island 3806 dl'Pll/cpts, P•':10· Adults, 5»-5178 all. t :30 Sewi><>rt Heashts 2 br, !lJG.3638 pet. S600mo. lse. 493-1675 644.S018or833-3G22 CdM d-1-8 e ••••••••••••••••••••••• 00 peta $295 immed OC·•--------- a ..... ae NO PETS•_.., Lease 3Br. 2 story UP•'x, 2 r l a. Balbo bl cup.~ or 557.4347 l Br l Ba, cpta, drpa, =~ · ........ Twnhouse. Central air, .-.nn. 2 br, kl .. -/pe,. ok. OlderFa .... a0 Hmelncon· Lux.2Br,2baCondo.Back fplc, patio, sep. gar. a egarageapton alt5. dahwahr, -ean view. ,,,_ ..,..., "" .., ~ 8 N t adlt.s, no pets. Liie yrly lse. Open house---------• ----------• instde laund rm. no wax Fee venlent resldeoUal area. ay. ew cps/paint. mo. Ref's. 67 .. 1,,,,1 Sat1Sun. 116.,..Topu c-... .,....,10E Rui1tl ", II .. • l220mo. *'SC'78 $165.MeudelMar.lbr. Or.encJaar&paUo.P~ MalnRentala,540.5370 4Br3Ba,2cargar,2 ..... Frplc, lg llv rm, lg ~"~ """""""' ... a 1~--------~ngtok.Fee & bathtbill court. blklfrommainbeach.l masterBr,prtpatio,full Capidte1108eocll3811 newlBr.adulta,nopet.s.BTaro 3112 Main Rentals, 540-5370 Cbildren wetcome. S370. $240. 2 br T.H. Kida. pet.a, bill (r w school. A!lkillg extr maint pd. Pool, put· Apcw lwnt1 funNlhed ....................... ll90. 646-0605 ...................... . llC).$395 smglesok Fee 9126 n 4 534 3290 Ung grn. $400/mo by ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAGNIFICENT New 2 Br. a Ba IA •·plu, S260. 3br T.H. KJds OK. Main Refttat.. 54().5370 · • • own. <213>607-8885 Open llalaoa Plftifttula 3707 11r eood, cpl•. drpa, Fee F t•Valty 3234 Ocean view, 1 br, rncd. hse Sun t2·5. 2520 ....................... LOWERDUPLIX bltOl,oopet.s.-.slJ1 Main Reotals,540-5370 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dix 3br, 2ba condo. Encl $27$. Fee Unlvetslty Dr. <Irvine With Oreplace, 2 Bdrms. 3Br Q>oto. 1~. ba, 2 car 1.a.~r pool, d1hws hr. llalnRetttAla,540-5370 Ave.I Winter, 1 Br dplx. comp (l very l•rge mHler ~•V.-.Y Jl34 ~.Zbr,aar.Klds&peta pr enclpatio pool ten-ctWlll'flftok a&0.1111-furn .• blk from beach. bedroom),2 baths,built· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ok. Fee n1.a,' kkb OK..' s:u$ ph ' l.agllla Mis 3250 ~·pt. Shores; 3 homes $22.5 mo. IM-3523 (714 > ins & two reoced paUos. MainRenals,540-5370 84&$186 • Coodo 3Br1 .. Ba, bltns, ••••••••••••••••••••••• avail., all 4 BR. From ~ h . 1, $14S U 1 Localed i.nlhe Pallaades. dshwshr, wahr /dryr ''-MO .,...EE RENT ••""To.acn.Agt S481290 ae speca.a . . u Exterior rna•-ten"e ln· I br SJ.95 \.41 uUI pa.Id bk . dbl I pool 137 .,.. · rn _.., """" · · pd. Sngt or cpl. Fee. auJ " Kkbok. Fee. · 4 Br, %ba. ramlly rm, m~· 847•6 1cfio L~she 3 br, 2 ba, ram rm, frplc, BLUFFS. One LEVEL. Main Rentals, 540-5370 cluded-$350/mo. Call Malo Rentals 540.5370 bltos, Executive &ome, Hlntz.e"'"s 962·3519 Fred cpta, drps, focd yd. VlEW Exceptional 2Br 492·8447or496-3959. ------·----t MIS/mo. Pb75l·1212 ~ • $33S /mo. Call Ruaty, • • Lrg 1 br wtbeaut. bay Cardeoen i I 3b evs. S0.1Jl62 2ba, Crplc, $600/mo. Ph view on W Bay Ave Corona dei Mar 3122 lM>dOn:rvlOolrfr'I dbl pr ~ ~t· he .. rt, 1'e 3br, ram.rm, frplc, m..-"b 2b I ...,... 844-4201 S27S UUI lncld 3 I L~ ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• molfbtaulUi~ • • .. • dSbwshr new drps/pnL ........ ., " r, a n g.,.,., re· · ~"'' l'Jlts,drps.NopeY.$390. Fncd y•d/nallo. Xlnt sidentlal area. $400. No ~NlcJlel 1252 CdM.New3br,2ba.VuLo 6/30.673684.S. CdM-ocean view. 2br oomrm.dlel.A~ 2233Avalon.Sat/Sun11M area.AvaJITmmed. $4.50. pets.968-ST19 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean & Calal1.na Wood c..adeiMw 1722 duplex for i.e W/2ba, ~Win~ orcall991-33'71 mo.Mf.18'19or963-8991 •--acuJ·•-3Br2n-2BR2BaCoodo' G II bea.ms.Lsedeek.frplc,2 ....................... bllns,frpclS550.53&18Sl ..... ood'""'* .LUIU• .. ..., ._,oo , •on o car prk1. Spac. & ....,.._ !• 2br.1ar,paUO,t'Dcd)'d.oo 3 br, 2 ba. cpt.s. drps, culdesac,nrc-tral Pk. Course. Avail. lmmtd. woodsy. $550/ mo . Furo tie l Br 1pt, w&Ul lo 3 Br 1~ Ba, dplx, above ...... -... PGOll children, pet ok. $265. frplc. $390. mo. (Zl3) MZS. IM7-4525 rrom $315 mo. Pauata ~l.206 bch ••tores. s.100 mo. yr· auna Cove. v1ew. PP, JocUZZ1. ICU»,~ mo.Ml-~ IC'l-320& Vitali, Realtor.(99-.J2tl ty.Uldpd.m.er7lew. 204 Feroleaf, $550. and--~ --------l.ce beach CGUA&e ooedl U.V. Homes. Carmel. 3 2J.3..90.810.; 11~9912 • lmmac1Bt',2batwnbm. Br, 2 ba, euc. bcJl:M. Cam.lb' to love lt. Fncd s Br, fam rm, 2 t>., encl bd, 2 ba. $550/m o. Lee bacb apt., lof\ bed aodat.,..-.. J CU Pt. air coDd lo A..U ll•r. lit. $5.10/mo. ~ retrt1, st.ove, Jtlt'aa. yard, cut.-..ac. Avail Gardenerlncl.M0-1377 ~ 6 atriuin. Soil 2 Br 1 Ba, Coral Udo awm,and~OI matr br, I pool1, I -..morM<Mmt Walk to acboc», beach, 3/1. Will take dllktml • adll. $175 mo. UW pd. Twnttle. UPtt.ain view. TnlVlloga.Mailc:I Jacq:aJ.SIJl..MN1J1. ltcr96pub.Ql.4.935 pdl 41M.fm. M0-7Sai dladl.sll. DO pets. $115. MfYl*IQ,...,.loalllng ~ Pn Span. ttyle lllclt:Jbtattft lie. stWSSl; M741117 o.r t:l(AIJal911CMalba PRIME EAST SIDE wtpdol. 4 Br, 2 t>., fam Pllllb Qlado 2 BB. frplc, Ownert:ramftf'Nd. • br. s 0-I hz Br, 2 ttoQ, (rplc, ~ 87H71S3.. Calta Yeaa 2BR, 2BA rm wtwetbar atrfum. DOOi. u be8eh. '*· rno. ba.lt001q. ft.bomo. [4t I :-view. Pool. No chUdrco•-..;__------·• Olllanf'r.Q~ ~· Oaadow/dblpt.Braod· Ooav.toS.D.>'rW;.-.m f181.C1Ap-Notee. DOOl,wtbal'.~!Pool ~Y!..,.tt'fKNOL~ under 14. 1345/mo.NEWERSPAC.DUPLEX WlMng. •• apuklq•aew. Year~ mo.S&M442aft5t1m. 1 ..... wtw ae lawn •er•. tncl. Cbpe ·w"'ooc1"'btettnlure lt0-7850or844.au .4tw,2'M>a,3000aq.ft..Up ona.-~'0 .. .-. breatSUO/mtb. ~-saooimo Ul·l'nt arm. an atC"rs Ir down. Frplc, paUo. ..,....... •·vv ~ ... COl.IO.MIWPOaT Cln4bdrm,2b11,apacious ....._, • 3242 · llpaoed wtndCWJs: 3 Br1 0.ch ""' tncl ~ uUI, bltna-Close to bcb It New~. •' REALTORS boCDe la feocd yd. SUS ••••••• ...... •••••••••• MOWtS'ntlTIMI rann11 rm,!lba· Pvt POOi waaher/dr')'I r, /uio &hops . $450/mo. yrly. '71411 a mo. Oo:'. Sat·Swl. lpm· 3 Bt, S b.a townhouee. few iob eoekttS t4 ~ &Tennis Court. 17'°/mo CaUIUH785. 84().«>67 --------1 5pm.-f7ClT Santa lhria Sparkltn1 new eond. tb•· l>all1 Pttot Help lie. Occupancy May J eo.toMnl • >724•----,-,-h-rd_ood_ •1 •~r2b•cllxbome. Bltns. <GtrSlmr, a.r llqnolta> 1470. Call "Liia ". Wanted cl.esslftcatkio. If ._.,Proptr+le1 ....................... ~ 2jf:., rp c,:..... L •fl'Lolcarp.r,pello. tm 87M111. Nl-l311or~evea. °'°Job JW wanl ta not C.11'712.JS!B AUiob'a .. h oopt..,.~-mo..-.... ••• )OU m~ eoe:llSder SDac. l br 1ardeo apl c a · • DO ------------' £Qc 1700 aqft, I B.r. 2 ba, Dem, five up I.be aldpl oft Ml"ri Poou, rtt.. All uLll oald · cooklq, 1115.. m.- No. c.M. 3 Br, 2 be, f&nt• bl:m, frpl, lrl C»cd Jd. •-u.t• " In clMllRecl. d1' • :C.~ tM J: Yrly MSO. 2Br. across Adult., 00 pN. 10. &i lW\ BeuncelllnO ~ ms, epta, d.rpl, atuirp. __,lrJtW:pd. Call ~ abon raaltal w ~-Pllw =.t:m:.J::U-,. P1ato esa,l&llaplt So-of.ffwJ. pso mo. m. Mt-llM • ..,.. · A\19. C.M. ~ MUll57 0tl7J.T2Sl \. PACI RC WOODS lhzll ......... 0 ---·-·· t ...,,~~~=::..;....;..::::;;;~---~~--__..:F~r!d!y=u.·:.:F!!!fU!'X::=.i..::25.~t~on:.!. Offlca....., 44oa11t·1• ' ' • Lmt&'-1 SlOOSdaull& ' ....,w..._. 1100 A • -•••-•••••·-·-·••• Op;al•1Hr SOOS CWalilltlly 5001 ....................... ~ 7001 ...................... . lfSfMitl...,.._ 4f ...... ,......._ ..... lo5M'"e 4,00 LAOUNABEACH -• .. ••0 •• .. •••••n• ....................... LOST: lrilhs.tterpuppy .• -.. ...... -• ._~ ..... \ .. BARTENDER Exper'd. ••••~ .... ••••--•••••-.. ••••• .. -·-•• ........... -......... small altr. orrtces 1 WNO&lSA.LIDIST HAIDWAll.ETC male. downtown H.B L.A COLI.EOE OV ftllbt•hlft.6daya.APP'Y • ......._ • .._ ll4 ....... IHdt 3169 Meed Ab a 1d ~ tlldf. f"rom a C'li0.000 + ~ lt'7S ANXIOUS &!ward 960-2'80 MASSAO E. Low coat 1.D pt-non only Mano·~ ••••-••••• .. ••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ToProtaaklaall)' FlSld ~month Natiaul ~but« for Mluton Vit'JO aru. FOUND Old En«hab l)ay·Ev•Sal ClaQel ln Relt.autant:l2i>1 E . Cout lllr.b.CNlpr.doM 11iATR.lClrrN~RSON ••Ul~apProX 1,420 van,, motorhome IC• t~ Shu do Vic. Coaa SarUAoa.~7171 Hwy.CdM. beta. c~ ok, amau 2 BR. wlJ>aUo. l blk from ""'·to..ffiAru t1M.&Mnm -.q . arnnatd into g at ceu. Euy toadd mall 6 Ull 117""4200 Hwy P & ~~rfalde Se• _,. w.-.-t071 pcL _SZIO sa..a.11.a,s 0 ~~h ms mo. Av1Ul. ~ tr olneft&rttt"t , mail order to increak · -Beaullc1an!> wantt>d m.a'500 · -3/1. 531 Ot88 Ult-~~~ Sl.OOOhrmo " art!1.1 alnedy eood irowth p&e· CiRAMK:S Sch 960-1&28 ....................... GrHl opportunity tor a>~>~ NOLAN t~. owner &olnc into MOSTL y WHOLESALE f'ound. Bllt C..l. frieadly. M.lss All round artlat. 1 do l\IUrdrcs.'le~ w /Newport ---------2Br2 S..Wcstclltfarea 832-4134Sln<'t'197l Rt-aJEsUilelnc 4949424 mla. 6Y owner has plans lo Housetratned. Vic ~Ukeyouwant1t t:1tpe1' ~acbcllentele$()D1eone *OUYI PAR.I* Pool. oo chddrea or peta. Ull 137""4200 r 8 d t t S In pasteup. & layout who would llkt" to exper • ..,HOMIS sasomo.~ Retipooslble fem. room· Dl.XOf'YICES .CM lake a mate&. qwt lhe ~00---• an Newslelteni, mal(ailne the lineal aalon that ~ • 3 Br mate. l chlld OK From SllO/mo Includes UQUOtl STOii ~~~ ~ ~w~~ • a&• brodlures m-3407 Newport Beach has lo of· Nu 2 • S Bdrm bit Ins r 2 Ba. !._car gar. i,t blk $125mo SU-Dn utJI 751-6892,"5 704 ....... 000. CROSS shop "'acnu.ho.ndlen.hia FOUND. Whippet, Cem. alUPM fer~ cpts drpa ent-1 'aar aJ rom bea..:n . S.'500 yrcy tse. . ~ .. lD " Cocb blk ---------•---------nu. (7U>MT·T5f&.io'm· 213 -698 ·2249 or Wife left. younc man SMALL Commercial SUpetr1~achMare~ ~at volum•. Local school r:m ·has llcpooVic RecentLomaUndaUnlv.eeauty operator. Hair $prn ldys 2J3.9'3-83f4 wants to share 3 Br Shop9. offic.-es & storace. rco · ucal om op wUhna to finance special W · urf N 8 1146.~ · &rad wishes dent.al as· cire=;ser w/followlna for · ltw Ca I 2blk.s bch hou.se,wlllcoaaldercou •'romS75rno.548-7349 operation. Can r etire pro&ram1atthlafac1hty eatc · · · sitn'g pos w/ethlcal ore ucitln& new NpBch on °8 • • iMe or eot.1ple w /l child w/lhtsocte. Good trnna. So. OranJe Found: Husky Type male In bch area. Cert/X·ray Salon.6'2-8164 l«• 1 le 2 Br, 2 ba. sec cloeetoshop g. $250. Lse. W. Side C.M. Sl50. mo + Ula 751-374 I Co. dog. Betwn Newport Bl & Ile. Apply to ad #812, c/o -------- apta. Adulu only. n 675-9174 ~ utJI. 540-5273 days, or .. .,. .. I..._ 4450 Ull 847-4200 Red h 111, n r tr w y . The Dally Pilot. P.O. Box IJC.kN/Atlllf.t pet.a. A/C & Dahwshr. CdM, So. o1 Hwy. Newer 64S-9777 aft. 4 PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIMHEll HOUSE 8'7·0680. 1560, Costa Meaa. Ca. FORREsTAURANT P6ol " Jacuzzi From 2b 2b r I I I •Au • .,.. 1..AGUNABEACH 91:628. 13.25 hr, full time. S220 mo. 19132 Magnolia. sJo 67~· ~ c, e~ ' gar. Roommate to share 2 Br -· NA -CH Uoltary bwldlng seat.a so MoMy to locM' 5025 FOUND: Cat fixed Male, Includes weekends. Call 982·1800 · · Park Newport A pt s.aM l11S1de plus out.aide patio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tortoise shell in CM. Babyslttlna, My home. WU at 1~1~ WATERFIOHT S180+"" ulll 640·5847 Ccunsrdal stor. Nostalgic atmosphere. ht z.d & lrd T 0 , S48-M58. Feoced yard, M 1"' mwk 2br.2baNo.H.B Children eves. · or ~an be used as pro-ocean view. Asking • · ·' Bushard/Banning Call Boat Mechanic. exper'd oic, 1235 mo. 5J6.6:i6S ~28~~~ 2 br +den .r.~ • .n• fessJooal office. Located 960.000. terms! ~f~Vj~~!L~ Found ATdbllb ma!.~:bllle ~ Apply at. The Willard 982·2500 •Built·IM _.,,, • ,_, in older abopnjna <:<>m· Ula 817-4200 . ......, .an oranie a y, Bun air. 7100 Co• L10e Locan, C.M. Hom a 1 nits ,. .. 673-4883 Broker No Shore area, El Toro. Hlfp W..e.d 3Br. 2Ba, frplc, garage. •TrashCompact.or Sha La f CaJJ the plex.:,.,.wlth rustic al· CHICKEH ~1337aft7:30pm. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• IOATWoaKERS $340 mo. 494.3720 o •Wet Bar nng un. mos,... ... re. SllS Mo .. uW. 2 d J o &xper'd. Must know ng ~ :~i;~t:c:each Prolessionals6o\24CMO pal~~l~l~ALTY M~r=~~onJy21,AJ n . . ~~s:::~ :.~::~ c!t~e: ACCOUNTING gma. hardware Install• 2/3 .. 00RS.21eth •PleX>glassencl.paUos ~· 88SS.Coul.Laguaa yn new. Shopping Clr LOWBANKRATES white. Harbor Pacific tion &: gen'I boat repair Deluxe apt wJrrplc. *5mokedetectors •• !'! .. ~ ........ !?.~~ 494-0711 loc. Requi res only LONGTERM Coodos.~·1470 · CLERK ~~:~::·a:·~~:li!~ bltns. Jg pal10. encl •Slips avail. to tenants $23.000. dn. RNANCIHG Manne. 124 Tuslm Ave. ro::fe. lodry rac. &rea 9198ays1de0r.673-8414 H~;:::t~t::ra~:~o:~· =~-~~!o Ull 751·3741 MECHANICS ~!~':"sb~ud:~~~e~~ ~.e~~-/~b~~n~ N.B.~. 848-0 1~ns. $2SS. 5385· 3 Br, 2 ba, 2 blks to bch 1146-9088 Jerry Wynn <213)477-TIOl DOGGROOMIMG NATIONAL BANK ··Peanut Butter" Bro acctng b ack1round. 11 <FF refng 1oc) ra m SlO.OOO.orSUBMIT askforPatGroee collar w/lic '*3661. Vic Type so wpm. Heavy IOOKKIEPE.R ltU TO IUCH $400/mo. Unrelated, $300 Offiu Rtfttal 440 St.oms & Offices for rent. Oubt.and.tng So. Orange 52)..8292 Hrbr Hi. 646-3125 or WCf1t load. 10 key adder. Full Charge, lull tlme. Lge 4 br, 3 ba. frplc, ea. Evs/wknds 673-44S2 ....................... Ne~ Blvd at Harbor Cly Ille. Ideal for person~ Trust 752-8662. Reward. Some college accounUnc Call538-lt52 dsbwbr, att. gar ace. Days64S-7J37. 60< PER S9FT e~vrt~::ws~~oe~~ ~o~: alQJ>e. OHdl SOJS LOST . B 1 k 4'c w b t ~helpful. Bookkeeper assist. encl. yd. No dogs. 1703 1 er. $250 yrly, bay view. 1617WESTCLIFF·NB 541-1313 Ult 817-4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Siberian Husky, male. TB.llOH~ll<!~ty':nt Pegboard system. Heavy Alabama, 536·3465 o comple t ely r edone, AGT.S4Mi032 Reward548-626l .... /._ ""IR detail, quarterly taxes. :w&-1718 stovetrefng.673-7674 Downtown Laguna-Ideal ICECREAM LOANS 91.1.23 17141494-9401 A/R&A/P.Nonsmoker. 1501 Wffkllff Dr. olc or store A/C & uul &SANDWICHES i'~ hnonals 5350 =leoch TusUnarea.832-4770 2Br.cpts/drps.chlldOK, NEWPORT HEIGHTS. N rt Fin ICt ln I Call . to b 265 Also2*1TDL.oans ••••••••••••••••••••••• nr Beach Bl/Warner. Closetobeach.3Br.2Ba. ~Offli::5,ac~ o~ean :~: :r ~all SOUTc"ot&~ANGE Fa.irestTennuinceUH9 Drtnltlngproblem'! Equ rEmployer IOOKKUPER 7821 Sycamore. S240 w /gar. 645-9438 aft 6P M Call on Site Manager 494-SISS or 642"'4463 Husbandll tr~f~rebrre642·31ltext246 900 Sq. rt. storefront. mustse wies usmess. '"...,.. ""-Z4hnaday835-3830 Costa Mesa. Kids ok. ly.staUngeducat1onex· "" Do D o Hs Sparkling operation. Main Re t.al.s S40-S370 mingo r pen e lf You Need A StaffeMo.Agenl67S..1642 terms.TlME.751.1400 Will pay more for your Caring confidential . ments to Ad '825, Daily Nr Murdy Park, 2br, 2ba, .,..,,.,....,,. THE EXEC~ TI VE 2 commercials up to 95() 2nd T.O. 642.3573 counseling & referral. An:bitec:ture/Engineenng Pilot, PO Box l~. C.M. Upstairs, $26S. mo. Eves r-c•-... SUITE. Rent ancludes ..,, ft Ideal for specialty POOL SUPPL y Abortion adoption & student. well 1roome<I. 9216216 M6-3'710 _. -3876 f/tlme recept .. phone & ~:~· I . . AND SERVICE k~ing. • for p/tlme saJes of excil •------------------1••••••••••••••••••••••• ma·11 serv1·ce ut1l & ''""l"'· aw. ins . acctg. ~/ A ARE 547·2563 lng conservation pro· IOOKKEEPER • hool e g t MiMion Vie1·0 area. re· Ptnollal I d d... 1 b I i I ...... ~_....__... uEW Condo 2 Br l~ Ba t 1 ,. __ · & f ac • .g. w ar. gym.. s uct.. A wt.Iona r Y n· F/C Position ~eq's a • .._.__.... ·" • . Jaru.ona. ~Y s o c piano, etc. 114 Agate. lat I store + route. • __,,& R.......:......a • • ~mo. 962·353.1 bltns, cpts, dl'Jl6, adlts equip avail. Newport Balboa lsland. Call eves Includes truck. Ideal for ._.. ~ *SHARON•S* ::e~~~1~tawlna to Uunker & self starter. only. $375. 2~9927 Center. 640-M70 (714 )774-:1906 or days hustler. $5000. down. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OUTCALL MASSAGE Must be xlnt w /figures 2Br 11,t Ba. sep gar, pvt Ult 117-4200 '•w._nh 5100 49!H224 ASSlSTANT MNGR. or Accounting ltnowle<lge & paUo. $235. Adults, no 5Glda AM 3880 Prime location in Hunt· <213>289-9307 •••n•••••••••••••••••• surrv1sory ex per pre-...,,. "'""' """"""'· ...... 7298 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1· n gt on Be a c b o Trainee. Expr'd In retrul f' . Send t'•su-.. •· ~-· ................ ....,.. n Cannery Vlltage, 200C Pick & Market tree npe 'THE EXPERIENCE" tood or I«! Cream Bual· "" ...... "' S325. Brand new 2 story Bradford Place 3br Con· ~unt. 800 square sqrt. est. Location xlnt oranges from small pvt CHRIS Adult motel. Closed oess 54S-6101 salary history to t h 2b H b do, quiet Joe. yard . feet. Single. garden type for anUques. arebltect's grove. Valley Cntr cl~wt TV. For Reserva· · Clll!SJfied ad no 88J. (' ·o fw~ ~e.t r . ., a, Clean. $325. mo, lst & storeor office.Good ex· office etc. Can be 749-0503 tioos,SU-3967 AUTOCASHIER Drul)'P11ot.POBoxl560, ~ d emus courts. last 962·1839 posure. ass1gne<I park· divided. Into 2 or 3 uruts Happy Experienced. Immediate Costa Mesa Ca 92626 GemW~e~ft~ 839'6623 South LOl_PMI 3886 ~II Mr. Plummer St 2 8 o. I mo . Ca 11 COIN LAUNDRY *KAREM•S * opening ror expeneoced Bookkeeper, part time. --••••••••••••••••••••••• Verg1lene Hull. Unique Sl0.000. down payment OUTCALL MASSAGE casbter. Good working M u s t h 11 v e f 11 I I '""""""• Lge, quiet. luxurious, ex· DELUXE OFFICES Homes. 714·675-6000. 2A Active washers & 8 Bl.rthd3J 6PM·2AM 838-1780 c:ondiUon. Top pay for knowledge of payroll. MarbOur 3842 ec. 2 br • 2 ba apt. Comml & indstl spaces. Sfof-4550 dryers. Owners retail quahlie<I person. Contact 968.(7:t7 ' ••-••••••••••••••••••• Ele to t . . ~ business forces quick T-t Good C AIORTIOM Mrs Hauser • va r 0 scemc pnv. 200 to 2000 sq. ft. As low ••••••••••••••••••••••• s ale. Very attractive u-.e ore.. ,_:__.I c· L-.,-•-& bch. Party & game room. as 3S< sq fl. La_ g Niguel & Small boal & trailers, ren· Pom Counseling & Referral .__.... r..r ,._.... BOOK SALES 2 BR Condo. Hunt 'g Harbour ar9a. pool. patio, S32S. 963-5228 art 6 total secunty. Perfect .M1ss1on Vl~Jo areas tal space. SI.00 per foot. ~· 837-4200 • ~t & ~_.... ~Hg}Hestelp-alin_vael541. w7.knds9495 2828CosH~boMreBsalvd. hv1t1gorwknd retreat for Handy to S.D. Frwy. Limit length 22·. 1819 ...n ~ 5300 00 • cA':l200 lhe adventurous adult. Call:83H400 Monrovia Ave. CM. See GIFTG ... LLERY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ~n& for a part-time s tarting at s.s1s. mo M 11 .,.ao,..,.. ,.. FOU ... D Sib 1 MASSAGE --------1 Jobthatpayst1kearu11. tniile 3844 499-2835 BayfrontOfficff grorca ~· Newport Beach. Want " : •ran Automotive umejob?Hso,we'vegot ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail. 675.a141 Rl'llhlh WClllhd 4600 active partner or may Husky •le 22nd & FIGEUSRCEOMROTDS~~ New Detail Shop needs whatyou'relooklngfor! WOODBRIDGE l BR. spectacular ocean ---------•·•••••••••••••••••••••• p~hase. Mr. Smith aft. Onitge, C.M. Call & help. Earn uoo+ + + per PINESAPTS view. deck. jac uzzi. •lMOFREERENT• PROPERTYOWNERS 10AM,67S..~ l~.64s,.7857. OUTCALLONLY Topwa&es paid. Engine week doing enjoyable 1. 2 & 3 bdrm units. sauna. $350.mo 640.1526 No lease req. Dix ofrs. _,,,., Steamers. eng painters. work r e pre sent i n g Designed like early lat.eeves. Adj. Airporter Hotel. WEHEED HOllYSHOP FOUND: Sm. young 631·3811 buffers & pobshers. up. TlmelifeBooksinourof. California bungalows. •-1 wnts Funlished From l·rm. to 2800 sq. ft. RENTAL LISTIMGS M~~ON VIEJO female dog, brwn/wht -R-E--. A -"'N_G_M_AS_S_A_G_E_, bolstery shampooers, f1ce near lhe Orange Co. Fr o m $ 2 7 o. I 1 s ......-~ 3900 LOWEST RATES. FULL We provide tenants to Located m one of the s h 0 r l h a I r. v I c lJ'-A!. check out. pick-up & de· Airport. You work only 6 Pinestooe Ofc hrs 3-S.30 or SERVICES 833-3223 UJ you; or Property Mgmt finest centers in So. Magnolia/Hell H.B. F.V. BobJames·L1c. Masseur livery. Apply at hrs per day in a pleasant kd . 9-S ·JO wknd ••••••••••••••••••••••• noon for you. Ot'ange County. Very at· iw7.2943 Out.calls 9-9, 494·Slll 2059 Harbor Bl. CM & relaxed atmosphere. w ays,SS20t00 s THEEXCITlNG tract1verent&terms. 645-1030 2 Shifts available - PALM MlSA APTS. Two JOO Sq ft. deluxe or UBI 837-4200 Follll(f, Schwinn bicycle, EXOTIC GIRLS 8·3().2·30 & 3:3().9.30 -5 &.agi.a.._. 3141 MINUTESTONPT fices. $120 each. C.M. owner identify by aenal Masaage&Modelinl day<1uweek. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BCH. 646-2130or679-3709 MEMS WEAR no .• a1ze, color, speed, OutcallM2·3169/5'3-32!50 AVON Contact Rene Rossl APT.RENTAL Bach.1&2BR. SO<per sq rt. IALIOA Joe. & date lost. Cont.act 813-8095 L.A<;UMA IEACH from $195. 4001 Birch B. S21.000. net, run pnce H .B . p 0 11 c e Dept. Spirit.al Reader lf you·re dependable. or Lru"ge2 bdrm. dup .... x un-Adults., No Pets A 541 5032 $27,SOO. plus stock with 53&-5621 lBlS So. El Camino Real garuz.ed. Wteto meetpeo. iL txc. North er:J M~C 1561 Mesa Dr. gt. · Woman wants room in only $20 000 total down San Clemente. Fu Uy Uc. pie, & would hke to sell Uoo Cl-"toeve..,,"''-g (SBlksEastofNewport OFC. SPACE Newport d ean home. P.O. Box t Don. lbed F0Wld·SA.He1ghtsarea. Forappl.492-7296 beautiful fraitrances. " 0 • Oak""""hdwd ''n .. oo........ Blvd) Bch. lJOOsq. ft. Jofc's. + 674, Laguna Beach, paym~ · , isap-Male German Shep. Ap· jewelry. cosmetics & ..... ,., 546-9860 lg room. + 2 tollet.s. gd Callfonua potnt.ed. Act now· prox 1 yr SS7 SS46 EL IT E SA U NA & fanuJy products, you can For Personal Interview Noexper necessary. TIM ELI FE LIBRARIES, INC. Equal Oppor Employer Blltln kitchen. 2 ca Ull 751-3741 MASSAGE••SlO.FULL eamgoodmoney.FClrin garage A Isl class ren PREVIEWING rond. As is $400 per mo. Local business man needs _________ 1FOUND lge Staffordshire Vi ffour with this ad. rormauon call 540-?°'1l or CAKE DECORATOR _ taJ $4ZS Month 2 .... D ..... IT Call: unfum apt w /gar for 4/1. NATURAL F 0 0 D rrux. hBnnkdle mahlc ldog FREE Whirlpool w/t Hr. 1.eruth 7-1359 . per Full time. lnq'we~e MISSION IEALTY " _... PACIFIC Real Elilate 751-689'2,SU-7434evee w I c o e c a n . Massage. lndv. Rma . 4'4-0711 II.a Beach ffoUS8 Genel-WI 642· sandwich business. Fan-TeWinklePark.540-1193 lOAM ·Mid. MON·SAT: F~ench s Pastry. 1170 U'l'C -...U 11. t/ taslic lease. Current da1-AE. BA. MC & Oheckg Babysitter. Ught hsckpng, Baker St., Costa Mesa. Oceantrcmt Cliff Dr 3 br O>ntemporary&casual AirportOfflces ~"'•" ly gross approx. $300. Found:LgemaleGerman Accptd l400W McFad· mature persoo. s days Nophonecalls please. 3650/IDO-l br J.JaO/mo ThebestofNewport's l blk to O.C. Alrport ••••••••••••••••••••••• Submit your cash orrer. ~p <fold d~ S lo 7 yrs, den. S.A. · w~IO mo old boy. Good Cashiers for self serv gas 1213)876-2723 eves good life. Suites from Sl2S. No •-t-~-Ed Riddle, Inc. ~11. blk •· erlmd ep p6uppy. 54~195 sal~wn trans & refs stauons. Part time & full ----------1 dleamed ce1lings I ease r e q . I n c Ids -"'go approx mos. Irvine "S43·8072 or aft · h Oceao vu. 2br, POOL. •2 pools & rec centers cpts/drps, janitorial sva, 0ppoe lwlity 5005 Both well trained. Hunt· DRINKING 6pm s52-14SS time openings .t ruout l.odry. Adlu. no pets. •Plush crpts &drapes F'M systm, all uul. Suit~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAR FOR SALE lngton Seacllrr area. creates problems. Jt ' . O C. For furthcir info call lse. A&t H . Mana •Andsomucbmore 200. 2082 S. E. Bristol, Comidtringalaas7 BYOWNER Companions.~·~ doesn't solve lhem. lf Back Office Asst. exper, _S2_l_-6200 __ . _____ _ 497.z,ca Furn.bachelor $230 NB . <71 4 )557·7010 Over 500 Active local With or without llquor Lost : 2.20. Blue-point you need help. call wbusJ' ~P. nea7~~gCasualty lnsuranceAgen- UnCum. l br S25.5 <behind Carl's Jr> bus. llslings. Please call license. VEGAS ROOM. siamese yng fe m vie ~AREMANOR Hospital NOS~ O rtsi~e op 0 · cy needs salesman. Won· Dramatic ocean v it•w HURRY FOR 1 ... GU ... "' IEACH or stop by for free Info. 688 w. 19th St .• C~la Bunkerh 111 Wy. c M. in Orange, 633-9582 Boo. 1560· lllCY t' otM. · derful oppor for ex per from every room Mov llST SILECTIOH -n11a All categories & types. Mesa. Call for appoint-546-2276 A SECOND CAREER " • 06 a esa, young man or woman to ID DOW 2 Br• 2~, ba lux Xlnl exPoSure corner on We guarantee to please ment to see. 548·3721 Ca. 92626 work 1 n lo a & e n cy t.111"'•• twnhse ~ase at 1433Sul>'!nor N _,_ c l H ..._ Be h O•UJ oas wy. street you. Lo6t: Irish Setter, F. Vly. professional training maoagement & eventual U 9$ or mo lo mo N= Slc level, 320 to 640 sq ft 751·1741 DOG GROOMING & PET Ans to "Morgan" CalJ course 1n Hypnosis is of. BANK part ownership. Reply ad 75&-077• 4 Frttparkmg. UNITED BUSINESS SUPPLIES. Yearly 968-2342. fered by OC's only FULL .. TIM! #826, Daily Pilot, PO Boic ... .,.. IHctl 316' low .. 000 Hill.Jc McCormack INVESTMENTS gross $38.000. ~tab. 2S H.E.C. approve<! school. lSGO CM 92626 Rutty 4n•.71<c1 u""'u""aVerdeDrE ""'inCdMw/xlntclien-FOUND : S h e ltle & Qualifies Grads for COHSUMERLOAM '. ••••• •••• •• • • • • • • •• • ••• •••••••••••••• • • • •••• •• O"'I ~ ~ m~ J..... • Cl LO Ca h (across from Kona Ln.s) tele. $18.000. Ph &M-4000. Shepherd older puppy' statewide registration & PROCESSOR U re. $2.50 per r 2 Bf. 2 e. lux apt over Slttpt~ nns lfJO-Sl~ mo. MUTUAL ILDG. Swte 106. Coela Mesa su-LY s "'W ~ .IJ!7•ch " Ellis. ff.B certificate. Can be taken In our home Irv area. looktn1 Newport Bay All l50 wk~ Share lull· Prestige office apace In UBI 0.....,7days .-.-"' ............., for full academic credit. P"'-·TIME Lite hsewk 3 children. with bakoay ~ r1n-place bath Shown Mon·Sat central Corona del Mar ...... Nets S2S.OOO. yr. plus E·Z 3 hRits Ask about our ':::I r.111 14·9 Ml school. Some 83J..1Z.U ··only·'• Call aft Ipm run. short h~. A sl .... per ..... Reward, lost ladles ..... · •~ c 11 · Ample parking Air MAHUFACTURIMG '" ..... p 1 &G Id R b Major degree program dr1v1n~. a eves llA lltCTM.S ~recfd S56--0058 or cond. Jamlortal service Patented ltem business. Priced for ear 0 ing, twn startrng March 3. P.H.l. SS1·0592 Sull~ER s nights per week 1 Unique pl..,.e of equip-qwcksaJe. S8lh & &0th St. N.B 752.2541 u .. mD -------• ------~ l ed '"' -75 I 37 .. 1 54(}.3071 CLEANING women want· YEAR.LY ROOMS 125 wk up with mm · occupanc.-y 40' ment proJected nel Ull • "" CAUFORNIAIAMI( ed Irv Nwpl area 2Bryrty.Unt.scoo. kltcben. $3750 wk up To~persq ft. S280,000th1syr. Present U""''ORSTORE Found Fem blk Cocker IREASTIMPLAHTS s:J50+ hr Must have apts. ~965 owner unable to handle. ,..... Spaniel 17th St a rea, Loweitrees &beslcare. II Monarch Bay Plaza car 9&88S1S Bi1 i1 Whit. lt ,·:;1,'1 Room tor man. oc 1arden. cooking. Call bdore8PM. 49'7·2526 Can be relocated . S2S.OOO.PerMonlh C.M.548·1222/536-1303art COllMffc:Surgery SouthLaguna ---- Leveraae w /29'l. down. Located in new growth 6. lnstffute , f! •• • 41\1, I •I ti' -; •• lt ; , • i' ). OCUJ4FIOM'f 1 BR. l Ba, wntr. St.80 2 B.R. J ba, )'rty $«50 SlWS TO llACH 3 B.R. 2 be. 'Mltr t350 2 BR. 2 be. watr $.171 associated I 1.. '" Lo 11 .i. • .. •, . ' . , ..... MIWP04tT Bach•lora, 1 or 2 Ofc 32S aq rt. Pvt ba. 2 Bldroomaai~ ---------1 rms. P. Cat Hwy addms FromDd.~ SpectacQJar •pa. total recreatJon proaram, IOdaJ proflam.. pool.a,. _______ ..;._, Ull 751-1741 u:· 137_..200 F 0 UN D m 8 1 e (7 14)5S8 ·11071 o r Dachshund, <213)~7822 1714)496-127J (714J8ll-1970 COtM LAUNDRY Only seooo. cuh down. So. Orange County maior shoppln1 center loc. Good net 00 boob. Ull 751·3741 PRIMT SHOP In North Laguna. UMDA & VJCICI $200,000. NET 4974~. C>ukal MOI B.uay ahop by o.ri:. FOUND: Husky-young Fot .... ;;;!frr Airport. leverage wt male, vie. Westcllff. Servlng..itOran1eCo. Equal OpportunJty Employer ~ down. Call for de· Dover Shores area . 549-2143 -------•t Ult . 151·374 t 1-642-·2 - 100------1 Bankhi1 ---------11:.'ound : Sm a I I ma 1 e SCRAM4.EJS TEI.URS Amllate Tax Shelter rttlMTING SHOP Brown & white dog. Poeltlons open for lull & Eatab. 40 years Cost• Mesa. Call 546-1377 a~ERs p/tlme. exper'd tellers Exclusive beach town """ SomeSaturdays location. Over St3.000. LOST: Fem. Sbih·Tzu. 1 P1enty -Blson -HEW ACCOUMTS FULLORP .. RTTIME mo. sates. Partners yr. old. Blk. ~ Wht. Game-Li.lard-CLERKS ~ agree to disagrtt fol't'lng Under 10 lbs. Lost Tues.. BELLES We an now appolntinl sale. Call for appl. now. 2/22 In afternoon. nr. t n Wash i n gt on . Expr'd full ume. aome distributors for famous Ull l37-4200 Jamboree & Bayside somebody ~ ••en writ· S.turdays name brand 1um " ---------Or., opp Balboa laland. Ing a book about local Part time lncludc11 breath mint.a featurlna Fast Fooct-T oco Genel"O\ll reward I Call: acandal · On Whom The Saturdays WRIGLEY'S le TIC Very clean. has lndoor 714·50·98H Days , BELLESToJd. IC)()l(J(drER TACS. You may lteep seating+ pallo m.7435afUPMeves. BanJtexprpreferred = p=~~~Jn: Xlot 1rowlh loc.-alloo. Lolt: Mooe)' Clip with ap-II== SMff.go ._. fuU time later tf )'OU o... Good ne~ ... t°ed experti ~ •· G<lld wtphoao ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~i:;~~..'!... aJn. Ge& Jn on U.. 6round operator. ..c to se r•cord trlm Is Jewel. ScM Dis & Equal.-...... !~-P1-_- fl0or af t.b11 multi·mlWoo quick. '-I> mooey, pteue A · W .. 1._ 7005 ..,_.,.. v• • lndl.lltrY. We rumlsh Ull tum cUp for l\EWA&D ...... : ............ ••••• ~~~~~~~~~ ell retatr oatl•ta. To P.O. Box 111, Whittler, MEN WOMEN :. q\&11111 ,vu mt.lat hV9 --.cA 1------..,;;,,,o---------• auto, a few bOUn ,.,.,.. TIA.IN FOil tln:MI Ud fCOI». cub bl• ,..,......_ V4St:mG:lL For' more In• TWOWEEKCl.Aii fonnation write to m.. Ni\TlON·Wtt>E JOB tntMll.Ot Dtvlaloo, P.O. PLA.CEMEN'l" Boa• Brea1.Ca. 9.2al. ~JSTANC£ LJ:ASE lACLUDE GOODJ08 AiONE NUMBER. OPPOR'l'UNmJtS ____ ...._ __ _.,...._,-::=~~~~~I~~~~~~( AMlllCAK ' IAITIMOllS $CHOOt. UO& Z... 11\b St.. SA lk p~r puno SW-1960 li!Jt'ODl•ft~. aeward. SCbOolloo.tTo~t Wttte PO Box l, MB -WlillAd 8.ei1a111 Tr1 • l>al11 Pilot a.lfjed Ad to bU.J, I flt .. IOC:llittlUq. t CLERICAL •TilEPHONE COMPANY* Personnel Needed Immediately IXPIRIEMCID OHLY . ' VOL:T I I "-"1• ••otl • If• • 1 l Fr!dly. February 2.S. 1m DAA. v PILOT D9 Add lt...Bulld IL .. Ofaper lt ... Hammer it ... Cnrpet lt ... Cement lt. .. Wlre it. .. Hoe lt •.. Clean tt. .. Move IL.Press IL.Paint IL.Nall lt...Plaster ft...Flx It ... SERVICE DIRECTORY ~ C.;o•tec cm p.Acomffc: t4lllllg ~!~!! .. ~.! ......... ~ ................ ~~~:!'.~~ ..... ~ .............. . ...................... . ............................. .__. ........................................................... . Atc-bltedural • Struc LOU'S HOME REPAIRS ~>' ArousU~ Qual JAPANESt: llaull ll moviag cle•nup Xlnl houaecltanil'll by WHY NOT TH£ BEST" PETERS PAlNT&NG tey~ F~~ ~st~w:rt1 tural Plana. Jlmdl " JO )ra np. CarDutn'' ccillnaa. new or re GARDENING n T k R w..y Own tra~porUIUon Two Men will Move You Expr'd Ro as Rate" ..... ~ MW ~1rucdon. Relld panl ••• patio fr dn. spruy, repair». fret! esl Complet• job&<'lean up ~/UP. r reew~~~· rzs . day. 836-0648 dfl ~ Expr'd, lic'd/inud. free free Eal. Call Gt'n~ Call •nyllmeS41-5930 /Com l t lnduatrla S6J·al!W. S.:.1800. Freeest~~ asl. reees pm t!bl.?dayaweek. 5S2·o.u8 ROOFING Savt'20"1ona •1oao ,.~,,..---. OCC Students. Big "'•T 1147 7218 ~2098 NT NG new root Call for rate:.. c.,.ts.nw.. -,-..... GeMral SenrkM truck. Move. tree llim or Particular People' House . EXCLN1' PAI 1 Don~ Wyslfflwa •-.. -••••-••••••-• ....................... •-.................... ? Cheap! 645.7979• CleanlQCt.ailoredloyour F'r1eodlyMov1n1Co. Effl· lnt&Ext Re111s -----••-••••••i••••••••••• Carpet Man will lay yours PATIOS. WALKS HANDVMAN·Homes & SG-3666 ~. S49 3.50.1 art Gpm clent. frl~ndly service FrHest. 548-2"106 FRED ... vllloa R.,alr ila~Jt tn my horu•. K or mine. Rep1lrs & PhiJllpe Cement Co l.lr Apta ConHlentloua a..e-Tu --~~-~l poss rates PAINTING Int /Ext ••••••••••••••••••••••• tam.epru. ReUable de.run, too' Guar work Booded. For Eat. 751 ·~'1 craftsman Ph 645-0302 tta..c~ ••••••••••••••u••••••• Reas, df'pcndable Free CANOPY1V Sl::HVtCl:: llcrtr •nl.3 'at bigger savinaa. Fr HI after6pm &l-8am Don't Plumbing can.on ••••••••••••••••••••••• •'ormer IRS Agent orrer:. MOVING t>sl Call Jay &4S 79~ bl KATE S£RVJCE s.n•--~3846 ~& "--'-• """':Want a REALLY CLEAN Anywhere. anytime &£A& Mnsterc~ acptd At f'a1r Pric~s960 1633 ....... ..,. ....... ...,. -·-r• try. electrlc1l. gn I HOUSE? Call Gingham complete. profes1>1onal Fast expr'd. very reas ...... ••••••••••••••••• WeCareCal'l)etCleane.n ••••••••••••••••••••••• rprs+cnrrprs~·&S9& Glrl. Freeeat.s.645-5123 taxserv. 963·2035 Fully enc Id 2T truck PAPER HANGER rn&n.athocl\e, any kind. Steam Clean or Shampoo Architectural Draftsman Outot rd lh 1 LAnlKaplncJ w i lift gate. w1 nton Local. aood references. n.eu-ratea.wlllpickup Alao Upholstery-All House Plaos. I help you h 0 er •nrs dyour HOUSECLEANING ••••••••••••••••••••••• M6·3<M8.s734717 Jefr.644·~13 WRIGHT TV H.eas rates. Cast depen. dable service 646 1786 dellver.MS-$441 Wor\c get bid& permit 926 li48 ome. rep• re re By reliable couple gu.ar. Reis/MC. Free est collect. uonably 840·3869 aft Reis 963-S813 Sprinklers: Install & re-PalntincJ~-ri-PhotocJr•Y Tia. SALES • Will aaslst l!:x Reu Rates. 645-37l6 6pm pair. Concrete & brick ••••••••~:~~·.;~ ••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• •••••••••••••••••••••• • et./Rep1./A1ent1 wit e.ctrical Gt_._ MRS KINGS CLEANING. work. 64S·7978 art ~ Lang Photography·When CERAMIC TILE. New or romposlnl letters. cust Shampoo & steam clean. .............................., PAINTING & CARPET Malone Paint YCMW Cc:sffe you need lhe best & you remodel t'r est. sml Jobs t.erV. complaiata. orders Color brighteners; whl ELECTRICAL SERVICE •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• CO "WE 00 IT ALL" Average Extr lStry $345 need 1t fast. call 4~·1397. wekome~2426an 5. tracing. etc. Top or cpll. 10 min bleach. CAU.SS15hr.&~MA1.L Sktpl?ader. dump truck. 83S-3S61 Landscapina P.Hio. 2-SlryMGS.tntrS45rm 5814506 T-~~lc• ganlzallon1I altllla C1ean llv rm din rm & JOBSM2-8233 hauling. tree work. grad waterfall. & gener1l Pnces incl matr'IJlabor ...... .-.-. Iaveyoorwomeswl haU SLS. Avg rm S7.SO. ln1.dt'mo.etc 7Sl3930 HOUSECL.EANING Is lllndscaping. Tokun•&• Guar.tnsrd.freeest. Ptastet-JRepalr ••••••••••••••••••••••• me. Resume. FR!: couch SlO. chair SS. guar CiardanMc) Our ~usiness. Call landscape. 842"219 Tfd827 7900or5S2-0l34 ....................... Kemov.als. trimming. YOURSELF' '40·$847 elim -" odor. Cn1 re· ....................... HaYlng Janice s Raggedy Anns .,__ Homes·Addlt1ons. Restuc prurung. free t!Sl. Ltc'd •Hm6 ....... ... Cabell ·-So E ....................... at675-0553 --1 WORK GUARANTEED I F __. ..... ...,.,. • ....-pair. 15 yrs ex pr. l do ero "' ns xpr Sonn •. J FREE h 1 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• co over blk wal s ret' f'Ully 1nsu1"' ~·...,..,.. ---------• work.Refs531-0101 gardener. fr ests. re Ya. er au . lntr1Extr.FreeEst. est.lowrates586-489'2 You don't need a IWl to asonable 646-40S4 aft •pm mg. cleanup. tree work H clng at affordable pre Fireplaces Planters 25 yrs Ex pr 642·0295 -Chucks Tree Svs Palms. "draw rut" when you GARAGE SALE ada in ror usable items Fen· Free est. Ref avail. BnckConcrett>Pat10 ~"9 olives tnmmed. thinned. placeanadlntheDally lheDailyPilotbrlngbap-ProlJapaneseLandscap res /bldgs removed 9'79-1614.646-7939 BlockWalls BBQP1ts Slate lie. Insured. low ••••••••••••••••••••••• prunt'd. removed l>UotWantAda!Callnow pyresult.s.Toplaceyour mg & Garderung Free 557~ Refs.Esls 6"&-0464 prices too. Exterior HOMESAVERS Plumb 5'46 922:9all:I -6'2·Sl'18.. dnwang cud, phone est.~W72Geo lbushi. Selling anything with a . spec1ahst. Try me-Calleo int: & Heating Free est --------- 6'2·5678today. Havesomethlngyouwant Dally Pilot Classified Ad SEU. idle items ~1th ii 836-SMS SlOHr. llonest& Reliable The Cast.est draw in the .... e aomethina to sell? SELL idle items wllh a t.o sell? Classllaed ads do is a simple matter . . . Dally PllotCbu1slf1ed Ad. Flnd what you wanl in Svs. BofA & Mstrchg West .. a Daily Pilot Cl.asaified ads cfo It well. Want Ada Call 642-5678 Daily Pilot Claasified Ad. It well. 642·5678. JustcaJJ 642-5678. 64Z.S678. Daily Pilot Classifieds. &t7·0383& 751.31sv Classllaed Ad. 642·5678. HelpWClllhd 7100 W~ 7100HefpWa.ted 7IOOHefpWmhd 7100 H.tpW~ 7100.W,W..ted 7100 HttpWanhd 7100 HelpW.tect 7100HeflpW~ 71.00 ··••·······•·•·••······ ....................................................................................................................................................................................... . CLERKforHBdrugstore Help Wanted Male & MAIDS WANTED PAINTER llQTJ:'Cll'.JifJJtl.T.l.1T&JtO:U:Ua"Citt0UlJ'R%cctltlJJV SPRAY Painterhelper.18 Min age 24. P /time. Ex Fem. Over 18. App~y In Top wages paid! The Inn Must have expN & be SECRETARY yr:. or older. No exp. per not nee. 847·2563. DAJA ENTRY person. Kentucky f ned at Laguna, 211 N. Coast slulll'<i in spraying. Sul nee. 768 8749 Clucken. Laguna Beach. Hwy .. Lag. Bch. open 960.3504 CLERK·P /TIME · TO Station attendant full SomeTyplngRequlred llOSTESS. P /lime. over MAIOWANTED PEOPLEPEHSON time. Salary open + Call673·0460 ACCOUNTING CLERK 21. Exper. prcr'd Apply L1d0Shores Motel Newport Exec needs CONTROLLER comm1ss1on. Mon-Fri. an person. Ben Brown's Call 673-8800 part time assorlate 1n Apply in person. 2500San lte~taurant. 31106 Coast wholcs:ile :.upply Full tl'me positi'on now available. JoaqwnH.illsRd.CdM. Full time position open as a video display terminal operator for a Basic- /Four mini-computer. Some ex- perience is desirable, but will train in- dividual with demonstrated typing ac- curacy and speed. Work in pleasant environment with good company benefits including 2 weeks vacation after one year, company paid group insurance, credit union. etc. Apply at CLERKS FILE CLERKS SR. TYPISTS REPRO TYPISTS STAT TYPISTS SECRETARIES Long&Short Term Assignments VOLT f L,..UllC'l\.,.llT '•l f••" I '• l148Cc ymDr 54M741 <Across From Orange Co. Airport 1 Equal Oppor Employer Hwy. So Laguna. MANA.GEM ENT 673 2223 Laguna Beach Executive ---------Duties include heavy statistical typ- in wholesale supply bus1-PET SHOP ing. with close attention to detail. ness am hated with Full or p/llme. Must Must have secretarial experience with ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT lJO W • .., St .. C-. Melo between the hours of 8:00AM-S:OOPM Cal far .,palsts _.,..... 642-4321, ... 276. Equal Opportunity Employer llousekeeper. $2.SO per hour Balboa Inn. 105 Main St. 67~740 HOUSHEEPER 4 firs a day. s Moms a wk $70 Steady work. Dover Shores 12 l In f'amlly Refs. Call thru Sunday, 9 llam & 5 7pm. 642 3342 Housekeeper Live in care for lady lO whei!l chair No Wt.Joi(. must dnve Non smkr. llAl~ Bcb 962 5224 Housework lhght 1, Part timt•. For elderly woman Call aft 4 PM W..ted 7100 Help W~ 7J 00 646 8405 ... ... . ... . . ...... ... . . ....... .. .. . ........ .. . ---------·1 COPY STOP now accept· Elderly woman <not in· If Ing appl1catit>ns for vali<tl requires live in dynamic fast growing ed · peed d major international cor· have pet shop exp demonstrat typing s an ac- poration needs people Pmiler's Pets curacy. Work in pleasant environment onented associates Cull 2622San Miguel Or. with good company benefits including or part-lime 494.5273 N.B 640 7609 2 weeks vacation after one year, com- MA.HAGER Kitchen Mgr & cook. S800 per mo + benefits lllcaJth Ins & Pd vaca t1on. 1 Charlie's Chill Corporation 549·0351 Morine Teehnician Must have exper 2nd Class he. req'd. Radar endorsement desirable Xlnl co. benefits. Salary commens.uratc w Jex per Dyna Marine. li\41 960 i.141 PHONE SALES pany paid group insurance. credit un-ion. etc. Apply at: Phone Sales pf'ople. maJe or female. 16 to years of age Gu:iranteed . wagel> or commissions 250 East 17th Street. Suite 0. Co:.ta Mesa. betw~n 5 00 & R 30 p m 6464223 Equal Opportunity Emplo}t'r ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT JlO W. lay St., Costa Neu between the hours of 8:00AM·S .OOPM CG1 For A.ppoiilts .. t PIHM 642-4321 ext 276 Equal Opportunity Employer PRESSMAN. small shop. HetpW•ted 7100 HetpWanted 710 AB Dick. Salary open. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 644-8233. RM or LYH Seen Tuxedo o_,t perm. rttlme person to housekeeper, CdM. Yoc.i',..LooldftCJFor •MASSAGE TECH· FEM• CLERK·TVPIST busy of work 1n copying bus1· Please ronlact Mrs A Profitable Career f1ce needs persona bit' ne:.s. Must be pleasant & Gillogly, Lloyd's Bank, In Real Estate One or Prospective Associates Rubber Press Operator Full & plt.ime. Beverly Salesperson needed Manor Conv. Hospital. Well 1troom<..'<I. Must be 496·5786. able lo \\Ork rtex1ble hours. P /l1 me Cathy. 54-0·3333. exl 341 55'k Comm·Guur min. Full & P.T. work Legit. R.E. CAREER OPPORTUNITY general ore rlerk w11lingtoworkhard.Call 835-~161. OrangeCounty'sOldest b<!ing interviewed for re will train. must be will Various duties include Sharon. 751·1050. ---------sale home & invest dept typing <SOwpm l. riling, Engi . T h & Largest Builder/ MAT u RE w o MAN · mg to work any shift. mall. etc. Pleasant or COUNTER GIRL. p1t1me neenng eC Developer.. ls Looking p/l1 me to welcome Our successful method Must have good working f 11 .. L' A I C FOR YOU newcomers & contact opens door to six figure record & attendance. Ice, ca 1nr nan< exper PP Y apt. 2 yrs college/Or tech listings for you 21 pro 962.6648. Specialty 645 2&10forinterv1ew. Mike':. Fish 1-'ry. 8LS W. work exper. JJaslc exper CONSIDER: merchanl.S. Flexible hrs. rltable yrs. In Npt Mold•r. 18275 Moun I 19lhSt.CM -r . d Stability of a large co+ Need car, lite typing H bor Ph r ~ Cocktail in mg g. goo com· outstanding c omm ~7·3095. ar area orap· BaldyCr.f'tnVly BeAProrsnl Counter Help ror Ice mun1cati\IC skills scheduJe <upto90'd + pomtment Cocktail Wa1tres:. Cream Parlour. Ex pr w /Others Start ·g i.al draw ava1h1ble + pro· MEDICAL ASSISTANT 6 75-4961 SALES Company expand * $99.00• ~rrierred or will train. a~ ~~· .. ~221ease call for ressional work enliiron· Back ofc. Must be ex-TlK' Callison Co. mg Need 3 people to ""' c.•c: r..01 ....-......,...,. t t & per'd. Lab & X·ray. Rep 2819 Npt atvd . N B work p time Xlnt oppor ELITE SPA 540·819:1 SECRET A.RY HIGHSCHOOL Skills sh 90. typing SO 8 Hr day. 11 Mo's per year Laguna Beach Un1f1ed School D1slnct. Person nel Oft•. 494 8546 Secretaries /G.neral $700 to $1200 Month TELLER SavmJ?S & Loan. Expr preferred Full lime. Xlnl benefits. For appl call Mrs Jones 549-9141 TEL·P/Tfrm :-.o :.o!llln1t. no apls Sur1.~~ to business o" nt'r-. C M office M hr. I hr rla\. 16 hr week. !>l'l 18W ~Ir llarni. TYPIST Needed full time. Mu:.t be accurate w /recep· Uorusl back&round. San ld Ana /Tustin area. Salary commensurate w 1exper11ence . ca1r1 544.5337 btwn 10-11 AM or· 2-3PM TYPIST P/Tlme. Good Speller. Accurate. fast. 160wpm. 1 well organized. Hours to suit New Atlant1~ Manne. 697 Randolph. CM ~---~~-- TY Pl ST jRECEPT f' t1m~. exper. inv. cor· r~p. clencal. sw1tchbrd. & recf'pt f(reet1ng. Nr airport Phone Helen for appt S.16 43i0 ----Excallng&Profltable , .. me'""""'' men + raining ly to Classified ad 833. ------ror college student GlamourousProC'esaaoo EXEC.SECRETARY management develop· c 0 Daily Pilot. PO Box RECEPTIONIST-Girl 847 5042 •Learn an 40 hrs from OUPLE. ambitious. Superintendents ore ment +Oppor for ad f"nday, i hrs day, SJOO ---------profsnl's lhe fine art oi willing lo learn lo Also. arts as recording vancement within com· 1560. Costa Mesa . Ca hr 6400644 Sales Clerk. mature. re:-p EmplO}Cr5 Pay All i''ce~ , _________ _ WaJtresste<:hni.ques maaqe small business Se<:y. to the board or pany dl\llSIOn:. c .. 11 _92"326 __ ·-------------pen.on lO work 4·5 Oltes. •Free Job Plemnl Asai.st 5:1?-02~ education. Req's sh 120. Harvey Edwards. Jr·· Mgmt. Bus man seeks Re<-ept Newport Bch de apply 7 11 Store. 2893~ _C!ll for Appl &.tab 65 •Day orevenan1 s.esalons DELIVERYMAN for ear· typtng 65. Must have 2 MgrTOUCHSTOuE motivated ind Iv or cpl to \'eloper Telephone. typ. Crown Vly Pkwy, Lag SECRETARY Doe:; your L11 Reinders Agency ·11120 Birch St. Ste 10-1 Ne"' port Beach 1133 !!WO CALL t7l4> 75l·9l94 Ly AM. LA Tunes home yrs college training or " assist. 1n bus. p 1T mg & general ore skills Nigl bo:.s appreciate your For a Crtt consult In OM debvery. Adult.sonly. 2"2 equiv. m oft' mgml. & 5 Reaffy ~1182 req 'd Sd la ry com BA. We will 1r you're oft.hemostprof1tproC'ess hrs a day. Must have yrs responsible ADlvo(FrcdMcks ---------mensurale w n1b1llty Sales girl-womens out:.tanding Send your So.CallfWa.atres1. lnc. economical car. no secretanal exper. to key Devl'lopment Corp M 0 NEY 675-4911. clolhmg. Xlnt oppor for best written reply to 17922 Sky Park Bl, Stec solJc1llng. no collecting. adm 1 n1strator Vear 18582 Beach Bl. ~te 8 RECEPTIONIST ~~~ i m,:~~~e/e(;~";; Collins Assoc1atci.. 56i lrvine.Cabf .. 92714 Westminster. Hunt· around position Laguna llunllnJ(ton Beach.92647 64S.l804 San N1('ola:. Dr. Newport COMMERCIALARTIST ~~Beach areas. g:s~~~t.U~!~~~~n~{~~~I ~i!~i:~:~~ii~~; ~~!~s i~:~~~~~: ~~~~~~!•--------• _Be_ach_ xersahlc e~r lo baodle . 494-8546. Real l::state Network M 0 NEY ror front office. Paid SALESMAN Secretary. Ptllmt' Fil1.nj.( elltRn & pr on a perm DENTAL IDKrEPT .. ~-~ vacation. sick leave, 1 . typing. flex hrs <.:all r r 11 e I an c e b a 6 1 s . ' ---------549-8161 To locate Prophy act1c 541·2056 lOam 5pm lw consider r time! needed fuJI time. Good FrntOfr/Med toS70< Vending Machmes. No - from a beaut new ofc oppror0t~ni~y/pfrerars1!~~ Library/Records sso<. lmmed. P1llme Opening l•---------1 cost to location Easy SECRETARY. 1 girl or W~ re a sml arowg age} pe :. Secretanes to~ Avual Perry 's Pizza. Real Estate presentation. Good clos ftci:. located 1n Nwpl Uwt spec ':. int'xcellem:e6. ~;;c"l~rr;11~fi1c~" :aun~~ Loan Proc1Comm'I S12K NB 673·1366. a:.k for M 0 NEY OPPORTUNITY 1 ng average . Com Bhch. ll11dvy t y p~nK & 1( you do too. like PTftr Alla/l'ustJn area. Must Irvine Personnel Agency Sharon Opening for 2 he'd rral m1ss1on payable art er p ones II 5. :I a ys cbala. ar~ c~.iUve w be accurate typist. ~El7thCostaMesa lnsuranr_e______ ~late salespeople in an machines are installed SS5C> $600 p mo 64:157!12 yrs''"~"' In conaumer & Salary commensurate Su1tel24 642·1470 office with 21 yrs exp and Call Mr. Sm 1th. 17141 contact Sue lndl.lit ltdv. but no pr1m1 w texperienre. Cal l~----~ Own Your0Wft 1n the same local1on 4644416. (7141453-¥64 ------~~I Ml'I. Vick. S44·533'7 btwn l<Hl AM or Gardener needed ror lnsuranu A~ncy ~~u ,!'~~~.e~~e~~1~~c ! ~:"Yv~~r:r~~~ ~c~kal~ SECTY /PERSON TYPISTS '\l't.'d ..:ond l) ping ab1hh li11od pJ) & excellrnt t' n· r• I 11 ~ e c b 11nef1 t p.i<:k.i~w mcludi:s cost or hv1ng adjustment. If in terc~Lcd call 549.5445 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO 3333 Hyland Ave CostaMna Equal Opport. Emplyr TYPIST Lg 1nsurun~e agen~y nl•cds part·tlme typist· for ISM memory t~ pewnter. hrs 5.9 Mon· Fn 549-8161 2 3PM 1"-e estate. Must havt• No cxp rcq'd, earn while C SALES PROS Coo" ,. __ ,, ~.. you learn. keep your pre more money Red ar(X't phone Broker pays all • .,_..'"" Dental Assist full or part khowledge or cacti. sue 'lent job while tr;unmR Re a Ito r s . B" k er & advcrt1smg Top comm Pick Up $50, Earn $300 FRIDAY Waitress Food /Cocktails With r~r. Carrow ' ume rover ;0 ~handed rulenta It native plants Fanntnlnsurance Bnstol. c M 1s for you' Call BILL Li\ClH:N Call644·9410 ftel(auranl. 4l20 Avttud1 ofc. NpBch. 844·9211 Ref's 493-1S71 Grftfaft Call Mgr Tom Turner MYER, for 1nterv1ew SALESPERSON Plro.SanClemmte ·-.,... 7~H202.We'red1Herent ' anytime 1860 Newport ---------'DENTAL Assist. exp'd. GEH'LSHOPMAM EdLCIRi 752·1 147 l250Mult1hth--Blvd.CM Plumbmghxtures&sup- COOK. exp In Country ch11rs1de Nwpt. ofc. Needed for UghllnJt fix Ope 646-3928 eves673·•S77 phcs Call 536 1452 Cooliung. for breakfl.!t. 646·5411 or art SPM tureco.Apply,2031S E ln~urunt'e Secretary ex 979_;~ S"'USPERSO ... llllK'hlrdinner 833-0122 64&-5594 MalnSt.lrvlne per. personal line~ "' " Newport Beach office. .....1,.,_HT "'UDITOR j Wanted for 5·6 wec:ks Cook 1Hskpr1Chlldure ~ntal Assist. front & ~EHllALOFFICE H 30 4 .30 Mon fo'r1 ",. "' work in lighting fixture Uve m Et11hsh speak· back ofc. P /tlme-Bkkp'g,lit.etypln1.mlsc Salary opcn lo cxper Need exceptional personliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii showroom sales. 2031 llll. pvt rm, good health Fttune. X·raycert req'd Medical expr preferred. 675 S262 for private club. We pay ---------S.E. Mam St. Irvine &m's CdM.644-8772 Sal open. 642·6880 01 P/Time S4 hr Refs Call more l>«ause we expecti---------1 546-2901. COOK . Live In amalt 873-3403. MrKinkade494·S5l7 Janitor, F /time. eves more. Call for appt RETAIL ----------------Local. Floor exp. Lead 714/645·5000 Personnel. SALESPERSON 1uesr1 kl home. female. non· o ENT AL Ass Is t. GLAZER. EXPER'D man cap ab i 11 t1 es uuRSERYM"'.... CLERKS ror Seal'!I Art Gallery. ct n er646-3480 Chairslde. F ;time. At Apply in person, 211 Los 919 3923. " "'" PI t morn 1 n gs & COOKSApplylnperaon. least 6 mos. exp. Some lifolJnos.SanClem ---------• Exper'd, f/time. Mature weekends. Apply at Ma Barker's, Sata. IUl.846-35-'0 --------•! male. over 21 6 Days in· UTOTEM Sears Art Gallery. 3333 Exper'd. good t' p1!>t for Apply art 4pm. Sld'5 Blue b~\' PR omce S..•nd re Beet. 107 21st Pl, N B sunie. salJry rt-qu1rf' ments to PO Bo" 1903. Newport llcJt'h, Ca 9266,1 ------Woitress /Cashier Exper'd & neat. 21 or over Apply. Two GU} s t'rom Italy. 17502 Beach . Blvd.HS '1 Service Station Allen • danl. exper'd Day & Waitresses. So. Lag. CM., Eves Full & p1ttme Ap NB P /t1me & Cttime : ply, Shell Stallon. lilh & CoHee shop exp. Rers, lrvine. NB. please. Charlie s Chlh Service Sta. Salesmun At Ofc. 1714 l 549·0351. tendant. Swln~ shill Waitre!lsn. over 18, Ne a t a p p e a r & available to work any handwrittni.: a mu:.l Ap -; h I I t C 11 r r o w s ply, 2590 Newport DIHI. Restaurant 620 Aventda C.M. Pico. San Clemento. E th CM GUARDS J.C . PEHH!Y eluding Sat1Sun. Work ,._ -1~ M--'-.t Bristol, c M. 212 · 17 St.. · DENTAL Assist. Exp'd. COMPA.MY w1plants & trees. $3 Hr & -•....,_,..• _. I COOKS• COUNTER Pleque control & Perm=~r.:Parl 24 Fcuhioftlse..d up. Overtime. In!\ Posillonsopen2nd&3rd •SALlSPERSOMCI) Servke Sta Allendonl. WAREHOUSE !~ UELP Day & evenln chairs Ide. 3 day wk. time ....... __ •-tr.nsp re ... _wport • __ ._ benefits Advancement sLhifls in Sean Clhemeonthe & Part or full time. Win· exper'd Full or p/llmc pc.1u--· a all n...1 T c.... 642·1050 ..-uuuc"' .--~ pote11t1al Laguna HJlls aguna eac t er dow tinting Transparent Apply Arro St;illon. 17th Clean .... rehouse wor"·· Sui "'r \ . ._Cul. q'd Retired welcome Requlresaf.'ttlml' Nursery. Inc El Toro areas h.ive openinas shddes. M1n1 ·bllods. &Irvine.CM rormen~women.Day&; per or vtt 01 8 D8CTAL /A.sslst Call S46-0a74. ore hr!! 10 2. HAIRSTYLIST 8JO..S6S3 also No ex per req 'd 644-8494 :,wing shill.a. No c~per. Mt!Sa. --HunUn~ lkh area X· Closed Wedne&day 1-'ollowlng preferred _NU_R_S_ES_______ Apply at any or our ---------Sew 1 n G m a ch 1 n e nece~~. 18 & over. NCI COOIS ray he reqwred. E1tpr. GUAIOS WANTED . Xlnt W(lrktnl( cond'I LYN'S stores SALES SECRET A.RY or:rator1. single & dou chara• Must be uperlenced. nee. MB tSlS Full·tame. Anaheim & Outstanding co bene. 2!>88 Newport Blvd Heavy typing & sh Call bl":.n~l~!"'ml'd. open ~Q~ Off i ce • •ppl'/ In 2ot .. "' Callfor/\ppomtmenl F'1t1me. altcrnoon Costa Mesa 6427702 betwn !loam & 4 30pm ........ .,,., .. ...,.,... " per!'on. " uESK Clerk/Telephone lrvlne. Age 21 & over •-M ... 111--------• 3 1 Orntury LTD In.sides ~ Expe 'd ~-8111 u f'd TuesthruSaturday Charge "' t'ulC'lll1on, ________ 6-14 1700 . e'.tl 53 SHARPG•Ls 0 over oa.d • · r ~ ... ature men pre aH.2Jt3.ext296 Nurse P 1llme Nl11hl N wnnrt IM E 0 E "" "" Coast Plaza. CM <San oyd,San Clemente Inn. Uni.Corms Cum No rosh "'" G 1 etired RN or LVN lo live e~.,... er · · h 0 Ml ~•a F •-8 · t I Equal()pporEmployer Nurse. ood sa . kd k nd f 20lo4$w1l c•r l A o 557 0'u·I "i"'o rwy "' ris o 492-6103. outlay Car & phone nee k m. w aya or w e or Sale. • - Unl I P benefits Apply Par ,_ Fo 1 12 30. Mon lhru Frkiay __ 8 r"hSt N.,, ---------·Dog Groomer. exper. Apply versa rotec Udo Conv. Center. 466 ro".'~~ an rl;:i~ n· THE LOOK Eam S50 to 185. &\ll.r S$C ... Mi I .. • .g , COOKS.So.Lac.CM.NB. days a Wffk. Caesars uonServlce.l22SW Slht.e•maklncare EamSS Flagshtp Rd. NB .r;:::::::;;;:::=====:; tt 1oo1Unc for 2 abarp wkl'I S4:rv1ce P,\jmeftf/\Jme.CoCree Groomln c Laauna St .. Santa An1. In Full-P.T.Nolnv~t.We 642~ people Interested In a establlshedluncbrout.e!I eottd~shuplt th® up Reis plt•sc NI 1 131 0322 teryieM M·F to·30am· train 4116-mT ...;.__;_______ f/\ime~. position ln Alunjobltyouareneat, n1:11t..toltlakelhelrllvlna thartle'aCbJllotc. nHi s:n~rorlnt~&ew. 0 noon~l:3CM :30pm. LEGAL TRAINEE· MURSISAIDES men'sturopeanclot.hlnc personable A encracs.lc on theu· f t. •'6i'k~- 6$-03Sl. . cutters It aulstant.s Bnitht, x.lnt typlna skill• All shlJ\5 Eirper. pref'd lnl)Ottlwe.r tales w /ad· Phone ror lntt-rvi~w a ouu1dt dOoito doOr. t he COOK Wanted for s>nt1 D06Gl00Mlll Mitch & Co. Plllr Cut for career op""r on Ma• Apply in person. Park vaocem nt Into mill•••· lOAM m-0747 job la tali Ute ~)'~ school. Mon·Frl. llam ~r'd ten, Nrwpon Och. II lfpewril;~ In N.B ~~e~o,.r..rl~~nlve~o~£· ,nent. Exper. ln clotblna SHHTMITAI. 11ure A aupet wqe " \111:30pm,Jl00toatart. Drapery Room •otket ~7197 . estate pl1noln1 ror M2·2'tt>"'~ Rl" n«ns. Call ror M!CMAMIC !:"t':;::t:r~~ ~~ So. Coallt Plan erea. female, M :30 uper HAIRDRESSERS wanted poratelow praco~. M•ir --------appt. 644-6500 Mll'I. hrs exper ·~rat· 111v" you 1 tbrl~,c11rut C..llMM751. not ~pct. APobo bt-m apply tn ptnon, Roils, ti exper. pl"t'f'd, but will MUIS!1 AIOIS --------• In& abtar brike "strip-up & uk for Pl\ll, COOKS. Waltreuea 9A·2PM8. 1uc-t·Whltt1!11 SO:OoutPlaia,$401888. train. Call C7l4l~ & Orde~l!'·~exper, Sllndwl~h Shop. 1eneral pit ,..q'd. Sahary ctun _7_~•-·M_l_l_. ~--~.-... Ol1hwaaher1. Full " .,., •1• -· or 0~ MACHINIST· BayvifW 'NUV. uOl'lplta • helper. p /lime. Call mens1ma\ wltb educ a· :I Pttlmv. Apply, 2·5pm. SC.l&Q Halt iDOd is. itch & Co. AEROSPACE ~Thurin. CMG4Z~. 5&'7-0S42btwn2·3:30PM. tJoa It exper Xlnt health Woman ror cblld ~~la De ' R1 l t En•I e I th turret 1 rl'ducatJonal benent.'I. Ii l ht ll 1 e k Pt n & • nney • •• auran · DRIVl"R. TOW TRUCK Hair Cutten., Newport "0 0 e. HURSISA.ID 5 6EAMSTll&SS. exper. Jl'uun C•>rP. 11V\.9 w. Brookburstt'hlbert . Avenlda Pico, Ben Aiioly al te4 w. 17\h St &i!acb SO.lll'7 lathe & vertltal mill. Day Sbl.t\. WUI tn1n. Ell· Schoon.ma.kn-C"mp~ll vvv Tlb Tract IC • mente. C:Jit M• be 21 or over • Day •hill. all benefits. per pref'd. Apply In Sa.Ila. <21.l> 9"t. Hoover A\•e, Oranu. uron • OoOd drlvlnl ..-otd ltarii S.I 3 da)'a $S?-43Zl perton. Pa.rk Suptrior ~----:----11..:G-=.:1893.::::. _____ Have aomettlln-1 JOU Want <\\~fle:m~::~, ba eqlllll1ellt'oed. =:·~~ , MAIDSWA.N'TEO Conv . HHp., UU t1 a Da\t,r Pllol \Oltll,OHIU\ed dad tl)t ltem. JHl H I lmurih• llinl•ani,Slm.eo.at DcmQuJlOl•Mote.I Super ior Ava, NI. ll...:UIBl.l'U!ftAdlob\q,Mll It •11 -C•U NOW, PUet:Ct•ialftadAd.. I ,Cd)(, 2100Ntwpon81,C.M. 142·3'10. orrent~ toara. ' .........., 1070 ~ IOIO Sta 1""9•0CMk 10t4 loah.SaH 9060 C I n.S./ ti O ~~· 911.,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llilf J ..._. ........ WV c 1;1•A 11 aOIS C:..O.y bed. wet 1uit.1. SIUS IOATsttOW -••••• .. ·--····-· ·-·-·• .. ••-•••••• -·1111 •• 1010 ....................... IMYB4TOIY m14C" lkpd bUtt, aurf D nHtar Omectau snc:.aAL u· &1 Dorado. A t cood. •-••••-·-••••••• ~ AUCTIOH TAX SAU brda. llMltal bed lracn ... w,CEZ:S QOm• Lucer'•· 2S'. •• 6 30• lo Stll·contalned. 11500. ...................... w.... 100 I-' . . . 11 Kodall: Ellt .. ound 140 llANYn:NEJTl!:llSOl' w..tH .... SatH -.WOO piit ltipdiae, A·l co.I, atock.1ftiolflistprice. _~..;..;.....J.Z»;....;...; ______ , ~camera .. Kodak ESTATE JEWELRY. aeo.~ DAMACOVI vw Ca d Elrt11ou.cl M5 movie ART OBJECTS. AN· YOU SAYI Pvt. game room n>ada YcldS-.. 1'7l mP9r. latl ~~never ':J~~&EPO'i'~· ]f>:.Xm'JC?!!.~OvSleor ~~~o':::~t!W•·1: ~lad_._.,1091 l4551C..._,._. ~orbatotrer. _ __;..;_------1 PO •-BROCHURE """" .,. ... .......,, macb. 4xl reaulaUon ••••••••••••••••••••••• --.......... 4Jt,..·t76" U ' Ca--r. -·-• •i cram--........ 0--_,..,.. ....... __ __..,_,, ... '"";...: tW Newport, Costa slate~itbl t h -~-_. • -..-.. ..-" ...._ "''"" .... _,_ UIU" --· _. Mt ""': ... ~:eu rom& MISC. nxtu,... ror Card atove. lcdJoa. ,,..._. ml.We boxes, nJdielo movie camera. JllS. DutJJ E :':: L-K Y pactor .... ..., ~r & GU't shop. ID-40$4 & Prindle 16 Cat. Used ble.5lll-1859aft5,....._. dean planot, cl.rem or GAF boom micropbaM, DuDcae Pbyf~; air cood. 6.6.n41 • soda bar. 751-6414 art m.3441eve&. twice. 3 mo1. old. Mu1t '*°'• watt cloclu rorauperl. SZS. SD-'9ZZ bk)'cle. 17281 Udo Lo. Gpm &ell! £¥91.ISllSI s~· 4 STAR Cmpr. Very 1randfathn clock1 ....._ IMO H.B.1147-2141.Sat.only. U...todl I07S QUEEN Size Mattress SHOWCASES.4mllcllltll UDO ...... 23 _1 cln .. ~mp. •/accnt faaci.MUnl •"Uque1 -...... & litbted. WALL CASES. 1 .. ,.,.., • cm.,.t ract' ~ ............. -....... I . ., , . . .· .... .. . . $6495 laHzemlA1·1' ~=:- ....... 1b ll1• at O.-Sl.OOC>OOOWorih •••·-•••••••••••••••••Sat & Sun :IJ6tb •27th.••••••••••••••••••••••• Sets, S99 MA'M'RESS 3 matcbln& & llahted equipment . trlr . ---------t America iDtemaUOllai Adorable AKC Shlb 'hu 19431 Peri:b Clr. H.B. Rea Moraan mare. broke MART 2'8142 Camino Call Bob or Rlck$tt·1313 cushlon:i. paddle. bolat tl4ioloriu4111in tl4 I Bill MAXEY Galleri•; llO'·T Kett.I" pupptes, l·Male, l·P'em. Good}unltlrwoodcheap. lo ride Ir dr1vti, blk CaptStrano L. N. (Avery cables. cover, Ulman •••••••••••••••••••• .. ia1 St.' Irvine. Tel 8Wb. 498-2310/4t3-67M. G Sal H .,_,.._ parade Moraan geldlna. off Ramp>495-~T2 TYM. IGllo.A • .....____ 1098 sallli. all xlnt cond. '1800 Jaw• Moped. good C..S 754-tm Open Wed thr araie e un .... ,._. Ena. Wea tern < 714) W , ..--by owner6'15-8llOI> Balboa 3Gmph, l&OmPI •LIO Sat BAMto•Pll VI It' DOG OBEDIENCE Harbour. Many llema. 331H011 Generat« !iClOO ·port ••••••••••••••••••••••• Penn CaUtsi-4872 ' . . a . CLASS to start Thu.rsda~ 16291 Sayb~ Sears. like new Coat OE color 'IV 23" console TOYOTA IBBR · a.c.' I'•<! "'4111•' •H:'L•f' ltf'<'• t. ~•111!.H '*'CAUCnOM March 3rd, 7:30 PM. Modti1t1ry 1078 SlOOO.seU95$0.840-l938 walnut cabinet need~ Ll.do14,tlkenew,yellow& MOPED.3Moa.lluthell MANYFTNEITEMSO Nwpl/Irvlne area. M,:1~w~::u1~k~I~;~=~ ·---••••••••••••••••Aquarium. 70 ial tall. 2 work.SSO-Offer.~-8028 white. Matchln& saila. best ofr. Glon.a Intra ESTATE JEWELRY ~ "t d Sat. ail d Welders, Demos/Used fi)ter systems stand Trlr. xtr as. $1875. motor. Xlnt coed 20' J)odiellbd c!J'·· •1~ ART OBJl!:CTS AN: o-..i E.. c-.... '1\ ~nuateSt Deerfla~ Port &as dnve.. Fully comp.84'7~. ' 'Teac 3340S ~ channel fW6.S387 641W0.18 ~~:5£.ul lllA'"' • :::~ TIQUES FINE FuRN .. .._.es ~ .,........., · e auar. Aaaorled welding Samul·Sync Stereo tape -. ._ ETC PHONE a · Af*>, Coder. 211 & ZP. Hms.lrvine. tools. 1 day aale ooJ.y. Sat Am!Que Gas Stove 1936. deck. Never used. 1900. LIDO 14·14096. com~I ~ M0-5W FO.· &-BltOCi;?URI~ Btt/Wbt.•.494·2108 GARAGESALESat/Suo 9am·4pm. 3344 W . Gatten & Sattler. very 642·364'1 race. Ulte.ou. Ullman a •ec:::c-1 T......_T...,.. 9170 ~2200 Golden Retnever Pupa anUques baby things, HarvardSt.SantaAna. goodcond.S100orolfer 5 25" RCA Color Set UUmans~la~t;'lr.$2300. tt50 ••••••••• ............ .. Paint & Varniab removal AKC reg, champ lines: stereo eQulp. etc. 517 ... c I w IOIO ~q~h=~~· ~d Guaraot.eed $1.S8. 785 W SABOT lf41U. rb&l.s. race ~;-;;;·;;~:·;·;bH· '7S Trvt Trtr zz·. Sell con •laocompl re!inishlnaby Sl2S.4M-1114 Camation.CdM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• old blcycie. &'misc' 17th St. CM. Uo1t D ng.SJOO dert>olt. Lea l.haD 10 t.aiDed w/cabau. Pvt expert.a. Low prices ~ ALasUn .Malamute. Show Multi Family Gahae Complete Pottery Studio. Sat/Sun Only. 2199\A! Ma· 646-l7ll6 * * * one. mil•. Rebullt froa 8dL 875-,_ 1mmed service. Day •breed stock. Sacrifice Sale. Univ Part. Cassia except wheel. 2 gas up pie St. New Garrard 12sFB SABOJ1~6232• rbg~s,~ suapeoslon. racla TraHen., Utilty 9110 '7S2-IOl5P. Eves 67S-20!M 541-7Z28eves/wknds Tree Ln. Irvine. Sat 9 to draft k1lns, 12 & 8 CF. all . tumtbl. mlliJlet.IC cart. ~·72'25 man 581 · shoe Its. mechaaacally ••••-••••••••••••••••• 3. rum locld . Pyrometer. 7 Sola bed. colfee & end Damped cue bua & cov · perfect . $900. Ca I ,.,at Bed trailer s~xlO' --------..i111n. Dacbshuod, fem, glue buckets. raw lbl,lamps.cliotbl.stereo er$90 Call~ '73 Cat.allDa 27. Located 751·93H after I o ~"JO. BW AM.' 6'73-41670 2DdHeartFuodBeoelil AKC rec .. 10 mo's. Ex· Sat. Feb26only.4Ml Wave matenah •. shelves. lots cnsl. chhwsber. cnb. Dana Pt. Marina. XI.at weekendaaoytillM N -.1511 SHOAHTIW&qus~• ~ ~=~~~•n::~./:.•l~[;;: ~~s~~hc~~:! ~; to bwld wath. ~~·.:,~ger. i' '°=-';:.:t* 4 · w,eJ1 eqwpped~~ suwktm.1m '741~lt/flxed bed trailer ~ ~ it.ems.Comesee . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ :1-~isang. v goodcoad.SZ1$. Car/9111ftity 14' bed. xhlt-Ftt> 25-26-27 Refng, $45. Director's 15 New Hospital mat ._,.,,_ M.-. • ...,.. . ~ aA 5Pll _, s. .. un DI Lbasa A.PIO 3 mos old. Sat & Sun. Cbesl Tn>e chair bar stoola, mlsc. tresses. 80", wet & b1m1 --:""'\ m-.....&. en-/ · ·------45 rdrom5States' beautifully colored $150. Freezer. rrusc. items. 857 Items 49'1-30'78af\6PM proo(.l&Oea.6"-3489 E.., .. 9010 ~-r-9070 '7S YamaJua 125 VZ. DUt. ""*'~ Tif.F REGlSTRY 493-7421 Governor St C M ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Xlnlcood & .a.. _.. , ... _ HOTEL . 548-3361. ' • · While bdnn set: 1965 VW Carpets. xlnt Beige Two 1972 Chrysler Manne ....................... S>50 · 67~3408 -~!!.~ •.• :::; UlllOOOMacArtburBlvd. Beaut. Wb1lefemale Poo-. Bug· Toyota camper 15"34 $150. lOxll $100. e ngines F w c 22s WANTED Shp 28' pwr . ..;... ________ , lrvme/Nwpt Och die puppy. 8 wks old. Everett Elec Organ, Sim· shell Call 7141768·5783 W /best pads. 768-Q49 horsepower i i,; 0to i gear W1t or two. Start 2/26. '72 Yamaha ~ Endu.ro. 05vw E~~ ... ~ T ACnlliJfromOCAl~rt AKC.$100.CaU636-4170 mons hlde·a·bed, Maac after6PM. . . ralio&approx 4oohours 714-528-1587 Street /dirt. Cln bike. ED ·-..~ Adml.sston SUO, Friday fWll & clothing. Sat/Sun l...ge Tubpidanthus plant 8 or Co lele nnl $400. 645-403S art 5 Der 8u&'1 ShL1P~ 7 PM w 10 PM. Sal 12 lo AKC Toy Poodles, white. 642-4065 Plants. geraruums. Pols. $45. Gold drap~s. full en,:es w";Corg ".;am~~ Pvt dock for rent. no hve· 10Pl\1,Sundayl2·8PM. $l~lo$200. succulents. etc. 642·8806 length SIOO. K1ngs1ie tra~misslons Pnced to abrd. Dover Shores. NB. '69 Big Bear Yamahc1 ~2.6:.~,,~.:~P· 586-0274 Weber BBQ ~ Sink Sl5 329 Magnolia, CM bedspread & bench dark k · . Up to 55', max hgt 15'. Twtn carb. $300 Please -CoUecton. · 1937 Edition Ch ains $10 Frames. redprint$100.541M732 sell qwc ly. Pri. ply. Prevln·g rate Cil4 > callaft6:30,548·297ti bumper.~ Encyt>lopedias. Xlnt r\ KC ma I e M 1 n i Dishes Sat 2907 ll11rbur Oz.ark Wei.tern Saddle 495-l38S 8210230 (213}924-4491 cood. Al:.o Old Book1>. SC'hrwuier • .i mo. ears Vw.Q!M. 15"2'" padded seal. full PaOoFum,Kenmorega:. 20'BoalTraalerHeuvydu· 75 HONDA XR75. like ·~2~~35():-a.a. Records (50's & 60's) & cropped. moving must qrtrtr~.Breastcollar& l>ryer&Washer l s ngleaxle xlntcood D--.. c.-..t• new. only ridden 2025 "1 maro779 Y m&r Album~. 83U!551 sell 493-9820 Garage Sale Sat. Sun pads $500 581 8528 eves. 898-4888 ~ 1 ~s-7616 ' · ~ ......-• tOIO hn. $335. 644·0390 parts __ $48-8 _____ _ -Not.h.tng over $SO. 719 ln:. _,., ---Sid • RES S7 1\."ITIQllE6ALE . .l::slute FrfftoYClll 1045 <alley),Q!M Onenlal rugs 9x15 Sl50 SELL!NGFILLDIRT W lob A S_,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 69Honda90.900ma.S200 S Tl 5. 135xl3. or many fine ant1q. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12xl8 $250. Beaul colors lnexpens1ve. approx anl uy von ...,.., 0 1958 l8' Chris Craft. Con· '71 Triumph 500. 4,000 radi.tl ply. Used 3000 mi. 1-'rench Amo1re, S300 ea Nds good home. Male Garage Sale: 2 famtlies. Ca.11548-1862 4.000 cu yds, 1cr cu yd z::;uca~~~I~ g tinental. dismanUed re· mi S800 67~t689 1new 144-1729aft5pm 2 Needlep<>iot French Beagle, aeutered. 4~ Sat 2/?£.. 7082 Ford Dr royal ty Corner of ~r644·9928 ady to restore, new cz 250 ·14. Miol cood TIRES. Vanortl"\ICk. 3 nu f1residl" chairs, S200 ea yrs. W•tcbdog, loves H.B. <Golden West MOllLEDISCO ChelT)' & Trabuco. El · vans on tr Ir . Many xtras LoU of new Goodyr J7815. 4 ply Brass bed .• butcher chtldren.548-2531 Slater). Proles.s1onaJDJ. Toro76tH2Sl,833·3600 MARlNEDIESEL 25 h wrtb/Wllhout eng, Make no,.., "5C).6ttMl825 pty&)s.amt'd&bal&oced block table. & many 11 Flnest In pvt Disco En Weslerbeke w/2 to l re o(fer.64.S-4203 .,..._ on Chev wills. S20 ea. other fine pieces. Sat & Yr. old female Ter· 2126-2/27 · otorcycles • t.ertaJnment. Refs. info NEW I Da YIN it e Gas duction gear & inslru I .a...-•Emo .,,. ........ Sun 10AM·4PM 1665 nerJCocker. all sllols, lots ol goodies. 16161 & 642-8723.832·8651 Furnace. 80.000 BTU t l "''· 27' db 15'Slci boal27"' .. P ,...__.. •-~--------•~Ave <across from spayed 7Sl·946.1 aft. Spm 16181 W'mdemesr Lo. HB $185. VW '56 Transaxle. men pane •u..'-0 JohnsonOtB.. u"'300'0r IS Kawasaki 900Z1A Coco'"> 642 0239 & Picasso Etching ~5 Si0.4VWWbeels.5 boll ender w /sails. Cal Un.at avail fM sbowlng ..._._.Sale · Free to good home m ale MOVING! Soup to Nuts' Chagall Litho $60 Goya stock. S20 Room Air 6464ll:! bestolr.9&2·9'787. Crocker Nataoo.al Bank. •••-•••••••••••••••••• 646-79?4 lnsh Setter. 5 years okl. :;1~llq~ <ro~1gn Etdung ~ Alvar Lllho Cond 5.000 BTU. S2S As ~Newport Center Dr. G ... ,.. 95l0 .AfpliGllCft 8010 645-1827. . llcl c eap ex $125 ~5585 sorted baby furn Cnb, loab, S~ 9090 N.8. 644-188Z A»k for ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• pensive. Sport equip, bassinet. feeding tbl, loab, row~ 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paul Edler. Washer. heavy duty; ale Daisy dog. llouse summer l o snow,9 Dr1twer light walnut port-a·cnb. all SIOO or ••••••••••••••••••••••• BOATSTORAGESJOmo ACCEPTINGSEALED Nearaewtowbar Dryerga!t. Top lane Ken broken. Ha yr old. To someOung for all. Ul' lo dresser w/2 mirror:.. sellsep SJ0.5912 ll'OutboJrd fr~ launch Saal/l'wr BIDSONLY sso. good home. 554·4108 $499. 2148 We1tlminstcr $175 675-6484 75Ht63 moreS250_yr 768-6249_ Ave. btwn 21st St & '76 HotPomt dtshwa~her J..Shp Under warranty NcwportOunes.G44·U5lO "OOSuiukiT500. xlntcood w, u/ R Rose. off Orange Ave. Good dbl mattress. box $175. sue 5 hoop weddan~ 8iO _ 675 1396 new llr~. wmdlihld C-M:s 9520 WASHER-I> YER ~ 1050 CM .Sun.only spnngs, frame. accebs. d.ress.Aft6pm 848-4!758 Must &II ·75 Rcanell 24• Trmitporlalion $500. 58t 9675 ~ ..... _ ............ .. Lale model. s uper de-••••••••••••••••••••••• $30. 642 3968 eve~. llkcnl·w.26hr!itot•l.on· ••••••••••••••••••••••• luxe. MultJ-cycle, like SAVE' FEB SALE New Bedspreads. glassware, 7S2-8995days. Etra heavy duty 4 mt'n ly used in fresh wtr. :dps C 'in, Sdle/ ·~~~~~RS:~.~~~ l9SZ lllBZ 300S Classte· new. Perfect condition. le u;ed furn appl's clothing, BBQ's, cur A tent S25 or best oHer 6, many xtra!i. radio. Reftt 9120 fer 962_7658 Cou~olonly86pro· ~amf1n•11tS235forboth. misc Wilson's Barg~ tains, luggage. Sat . 2907 irpcompuJressor, port. 960-4222. t•ompa!>!>, trim tabs. •••••••••••••••••••••••1--·-------duced Shat year! Mu:.t 751·5177 Nook. 2 Stores 545 & 814 Harbor View Dr. CdM. lH reg at.or. gauges. aee to appreciate! Pn. · • xtras hose. Like new Membership In Newporl depth finder. IOO_gal gas 8' _Aluminum Camper Motart4-s pty.581-74-4& llEAVYDutyGEWash..& W.19th.CM.642·7930& 18072 Sunset Court. $125.979-7298 Beach Athletic lank.sinkstove,1cebox. wathbooLSJOOJbsloCfer. ~....l-J9.-A • 9160 Dryer. 4 yrs. old. Xlnt. 548-3262 Tiburon Condos, Fnln Club-$100. can ev~ or porto-john. 25' Ei Load Ph548-2428CM ~, .. _, '36Ford Pl-ikup cond SJOO both 960-~ Valley. Sal. FEB 26. all SWIMMIMG POOL Sun all day, 644·2791 trlr. only 2 mo. old. both ••••••••••••••••••••••• All origma.1 aft lPr,4 *•I BUY** day SACRIFICE ---for S13.900 or besl offer 10' camper for Pickup, '74 Soulhwind-27', 20,000 S1700. &46-6853 I Good used Furniture .& u..--&:lh Gardens. G1r1 ·~ Leading Mfgr & dis Acoustic Gu.1tar. bowling 847-3157 SC. sips 4-6 SPort King mi. $12.000. ~:...:...:..:.__ _____ _ Refr gerator. xl nt. ace IA.,,~ .. b h ball, lspd Stmgray lYIX $700.~IC M. ' 6'5-6066after7pm maker. ~hate S150 Appllances--OR I wall 20" bike. ski boot& si 7, trt utor as dlx above bike.Xlnt.644-8521 28'73Pacemaker.190hrs -------"---Don't give up the sblp' 768-6249 sell or SELL for You. much m 0 re. 10221 IU'OWld sw1mm1ug pools -Twn !>crew 220 UP, fresh Camper. 4.-St.ar. '72. 91"l · ·54 Corte% Molorhome "Llsl" it in clasaifled. - MASTBSAUCTIOM Wesley Car. 1'TI l0-3. Sat fert over from 1976 Knee Board. Blktwht TV. water cooled llot. cold Accessones. Xlnt S600 Ong owner. S7200terms Sbap to shore r esult.s! ~aytag Washer $40, G E '4M686 & l :U-9625 l<M s e 11 son ,, Pr Ice Masc rt>rord.!>. Spt!akers p~un· v.tr 170 gal fuel 548-152'7 Eves 581~ 642 5678. Washer $50. Kenmore ---------Guarantet>d inMallation headp}lone !tel. elC' l·ap Outngg<'r. twn bait ----------------- wa..,hef'& Gas Uryer$65 7 l>Ofa.hkenew$12S Also SUPERSALE &terms Call IAnahcimi 557·1942aft 4 30 unh. ADF & much •~..... 9•""" ... ......__Mew 9100 Auto..Mew '800 G •-d I "'"' ""72 2 ""·· ~•-nd bl Th th " t 5 3 3 3 2 I 0 C o I I " .. I ~. new -v -· \:'cl uar"' l' .rflJ""' .,..r !>t.._,,, e ta es. un. ru .,a ~ ~ more. $25.000 557 5661 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• queen size bed. etc. Mov· 43562ndSt alley. NB Oayo;it•\·('<; \fu;,t :.t>ll 5 vr bronze Ing, must sell all 20I EverylhmgGoe!i' ------- Whirlpool rroi.t fret' Collins Balbo l land -WANTED rdn~ $2"lS b:.t ofr San m....o a s • G A R A G ~ S A L E TOP CASH DOLLAR t'lt'm 4923594 SAT1SUN . .--Chest or drawer!t 125 10958wCarta Ftn Vly p /\ID FOR Y 0 UR POOLTAILE 4xB quality S1300 pool ta ble. S650. I Yr old. mahogany Moving from Dover Shor~. 646-6900 let; porl.tblc d1!1 Desk1Z5. lbtwnSlaler&Warncrl JEWELRY. WATCllES. h.,..a!-her l h,«:d only 3 S..1'800 blk west of Euclid) ART OBJECTS. GOLD.1--------- rnoolh:. Clothes. game:.. toys. S ILVER SERVICE, A\"O!I collection. Flute. !16:{9252 Extension Game table 11\lSC 963-3207 FINE FURN & AN bed.typewnter.wirere ---Wlth brown runag chairs. ---------TIQUES 645 2200 corder, misc. 962·8937 Hl'fri14 small for b11r or matctung waJI urut. cof. Older refrtg. $30. Plants. ~1u:>t sell 28'x 11 · Seaway Sport F'a!ihcr. Cal diesel R•RRCd for alhacore. IT\jjrlin & swordh!>h 700 ma range Balboa Isl shp Electron1<'s & many xtras S25.000 645·7811 ur ·~Mere ens;. ~/best offer Call ans. 960-2925 .ipt 1 Mo old S60 Call fee table. soCa table, 11o(a misc. Feb 26&2'1 lOam LUGGAGE TAGS MiscellGMOUS ri7S :MOI & love&eat. 1006e pillow 5pm 157 W. ManJ>Oi.u fMm your business card WaMed 1081 MO OTHER c ·.,l<hPot refng in good queen sleeper. glass lc>J: Ave San Clem Send one card for each ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIKE IT rnnd 17!'>. C111ll ?1~ke cBodr~~ tsau~~~· !11~~ GAR. SALE.Clui.sac tru~l. lag plui. one ~pure W SS$ CASH FOR Complet<'IY res tor eel . 64~8306 ~ FV Lob Cananos orf i;1 return Pl•rmancnll) Goodu.sedfurn1n•fr11::. ongannl 19&" Chnscrafl armolre. muttre!:lses · • ' ~cal<.'<1 allral0ll\C t.ig & rrzrs&stoves5"6·0761i :? l'Ockn1ts forward . 1 •• , u fl ('he"ll frtr, ic<><KI nauft sofa & loveseal 11~ Feb26-27. lOAM·4PM strap. ffil'l'lmg a1rlint· -----engine art r\11 matched 11•11d$IOO bntoffer fllll:>bUopdlnette,lamps Garage Sale flldabcd . ID rloqu1rcmcnls Pre Wanted. Used Exen:yelc wood . doubl1• plunk 67$ f~7~ Ex~llt'nt rond 554-4760 desk. twn b4lds & m1ttch vent loss & theft' fo'or u Call Joyce mu h 0 g . ta pc r c d •4 Wheel Drive Specialists• Home of the famous "GROUND HO<i' ~.\.'illC:R&ORYfo.lt KING sz Water Bed chest. color TV. & mllil' per;onahtt'<i t.ug enclos< 675-0l05or6i552fJCJ tumblchome lnwJtcral ... . item:. 9421Gul lr d C wallpaper. fabric or N ..-$!)5()() t d BRAND NEW 177 S75eoch framt' w headboard, 2 ._ :. un r Day Glo'" paper & w< Wanted: Rear fenders. e .. ...,., or ra e $3655 Call&&6-~ yn.old S150 64&-1003 =-·Hi~~;t. Sun !l!'>PM will bock & trim you1 backscatfor'68VW8ug on M1n1 Molurhome A.tlllCMc. 1015 3 dra1o1.er dres.er w m1r .,--tags. Or try two cards Reason. 751-8257 673 ll41 GMC 1V2 TO.;... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ror "Int cond. $40 ~ Family Garage Sale backtobock Music.al ·7~ Uf Tn·Hull. VS. Jct " Fount.am Valley Pollte 846-9151 _ _ ~ll~~I: u:,l':as:.re;o'1r~~: rz ea or f/~CES IMlt wallh 1013 ~1~21~~~tr as PICKUP-ORDER MOW Pl.UST AX & LICENSE o\Ut"llOn Barycleaonly For Sale. Solid Maple love seat & match ~ 4/5t.ags $1.60ea ••••••••••••••••••••••• -'----- llhrt'h $atl0 AM Platform Rocker Gd c ha a r. bedspreads 619tagi. $150eJ Conn Mln·O·Mattc elcc 35' DIESEL i02n0.:::·;nv1y Cond Reas~1151-an_!_ ~~~~~·:.~ o1~~~ io°SaT~:!:~:i~deu ~~~~."~e~1e~.f~d1 1!171 M!:!~ super BRAND NEW '77$3955 •..-v~* Oesa&nerSofu. 2contem· Narcwus.Q!M. Sat 10·4 NO CARD" rucc •.500 •FURMITUll• porary hadHbed sofas Draw your own or 1tend Plano. Baldwin Spinet. DAMA COVE GMC SPRllllll....IT 88"". 77"" Xlnl cond Sal 9-5. Seclry baby name addre!t phon , & cslm antq white fn&h ..... •AUCTION• PurC'hased from W&J furn. ~lswre. 10 !;p .11 ' k s, d c w benchSl .500644-8427 Yoe.ht Sales •TOl!lh7:10PM• Sloane clhdeob<'ds Motobecane. hsehld ~.Ai;r:;~~~hcar per Offic•~& l4551Ccnit01Ploce ORDYMOW PLUSTAX&LICENSE •o..Mn WekCMN never used>. Ask'g. S350 5"41H18l0 19M FuJlerton. Send check or mone) or· Ecflli....-nt 1085 OmtaPoh•t 496-1762. ~=-":.:... .:u::~~:n,:: Rnd cc:, 0 r T v s Is 0 de'PfLoT,RtMTIMG ;;.~·,::~·;,:~·c·1::;·.:~:.·; Sall 9060 BRAND NEW ·11s4155 Bcautlful bOOroom li<'l.S. tbl. 4 PTaA back chrs. Refngerat.or S85 Washer P 0 Box 1560 hr. I D 19x20x50. OD ••••••••••••••••••••••• drC!>sera, c·heH:s , t'Olfeelbl.n1testand.all S4.575Hl674.S45-2477 Co!ltaMt'sa.Ca92626 25"27x60.S600979-4900 'SCHOCK '•TON.full GMC J/4 TOllli...I .irmo1res. nlte $lands, ref'lnilhed. Bdrm Chalse R-dea..g S. BeerdraJ\er, holds,, Keg OVERLOADED · . 100 raceequipmenl,saH1. In "/• " ::ts~~~thnc:roc::=~ ~le~=~~'r;jc~~~ SAT/SUN Coffee tbl11 or beer. new coad. $200. desks & chrs. 189.SO set. board eng. m°fred at PICKUP-ORDIR HOW PLUS TAX & LICENSE dtsu. hutch tops. China, framft, ao to $450. Ph Oglaas,l ·pine drp If), 673·5276. Call aft UAM xlnt cond. 900 W 19th St. Balboa. make 0 fer. By table und c hairs . (M4..5816 lealhcbalr&ottoman. CUSTOM C.M631·2777or6312570 ownr6757036 BRAlllii...ID 11..1ew 177 rockcn, bOfu & lov· 3~· brasa candleaUcb LI DO 14 No. 3726. " " s4155 ca~u. recllners. Occ Otesl ol Dnwers, Paint· 1~· modem gr•y tweed WOVEN WOODS "-Ir OnJ-s 8090 Complete Ullman racing <'ha\ra, Co(fco & end ed Oak. ISO ftnn. Cash sofa " much more. 17 50%T080%0FF ••••••••••••••••••••••• eqwpped Calm pa1nl. GMC I TOlllii...I tables. lamps, pictures, only U11l Saluda Ima Loa Court <Nwpt Over40in·slockpattema Fll!l..DSWarehousesale trlr.cover.manyextras · " :\l!wln& IQ•chloe ...._ Cresl eoad081&45-5881 AlsoM INIBll d 400 Ptano110r 1ana Gara1ed lmmoc cond CAI H• wuhc r . d l'y u ra ' ltGCAMYOH Antjques. etec dryer. cof 64S-8950 ~~9770 new t used S pl nets: Bmy owner 644 7116 aft 4 & C ~SSIS--ORDll MOW PLUS T-'>C & LICENSE rwfrl."'tat ora PLUS Counlry French Bdrm £ee + 2end lbls. cov uUI ---Grands, Players GO\ng ...op _______ _ LC1'SOFNICEMISC Set lcln& bdbrd 9 dwr trl.r '64Chevyseaunew PUIUCAUCTIOM outforbu.smess Rent·l11e 16' Hobie trailer fair BRAa....ID lllll....IEW •77 SSS SAYE SSS dr~s~r. nlt e stands. ly ~pholstered. misc ~~ANY ITEMS OF FINE opt Kawai. Steinway fa:.l SlasO • " " s4255 Food llV•tlable on the Herl~egoldleafltalian 9290 Larkspur ESTATE JEWELRY. Baldwin. Chickering. 646_.191 prcmls~ ktn& hdbrd. Hl·bck Westmanlst.er Sat l 5 ART OBJECTS. AN Yamahia, Kimball GMC JIMMY lwmnubJect to p~ale. Pecan fratMchaLr, Misc ~9-5 TIQOES. FJNE FURN . Wrltzr <714 )838·2770 CAL 20 new outboard, w~ honur B1tnll: ol de<'. Items. Beat quality u--106 En: PHONE FOR IN l.207'28rookhurst,GG lights. CB. rull safety ftADirA ... ow PLusr·xaLICENSE \mer l ca rd , "4-1121 ~ FO & BROCHURE eqwp.~.6753104 v" s;a" "" Maatercha~ Ca bl · -•••••••••••••••••••• ~2200 Baldwin or G•son1r ~hecks 6 CAaH~• e~O 2 t>c. Sect-.. GO. 1 Bar· XLNT. Cha Id ·a Sho Oraan. Walnut Natura! 12' Flbergla.'14 Auatrollan f'l..,""".,...,..l!!I" ..... PERSON~L CkiCKS ~I cbr $15. ~-new bone. TralJM.'d Eftillsh IAITHWOIM SALi finish, RhyUJm• 1195. Racer. Alum mHt 6 ..i P' .,. .. b.:.• • e\llhionl z ~ tbll W......-.n, ffuo.w Macie FOR GARDENS. Let the ~ boom. Jib &t 1plnnaicer. MAiiiiis MJCT10H SlO•. l~ti. m.5llO ~:.cr:::wie:oo worm be~ )'OU culUvete. Lowre)'TillJ JUmo 1...;..$4.25~-~------iirir .. iK: 201.l'h ... lh-d. MOVING. llutt aell w/IOlne tacit. 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NEWPORTBEACH , S.&MfA AMA work, ~st orrer Cail OVB 100 Don't mlas this! An Camperbureardtnau, $41-~ WEPAVTOPDOLLAR 835'3171 '73 BMW 2002. Air. sun· e\'es/•lcnds~-Mll MERCIOIS TOYOJAS ab• o I u t " 8 em! queea-slaed bed over ,THluu.Mn-~ root. AM/fM, Absolute <5MNEV> cab, Electric lha•c 'lZ Chev. Luv w/'78 FORTOPUSEDCARS •USED•uw•s• ty 1mmacuJate. Bst olr ·73 240Z. brown. 01r. OHDISrlAY ONLY $2495 todet " demand water camper, 1lp 2, bocK. awi. FOREIGN. DOMESTlC -m4'731-0344 or 547~ AM/FM ltelt!O. nu brb. House of llllDorh Buy or Leas4!t HOWAID Claewolet system. '7.885 Pri. ply .... \ank, xt.ru. s&M mi. orC~lCS '75$30lA CHKWTI ,..~ 9715 ch.ub. Uree. IJllOO, (114 > AUTHORlZkD Call 912.9898 weekdays Xlnt eond. ~st orfer. U your cans extra clean '73 Bavarta S/R 906LVV ._..... 827~. (213) 433 8881 "ERCEDES 0 ., .. 'ER *a..11r.W COLORS Dove & QuaU Sta. afters 30 ~ aeeusnrat. '76200241pdSJR334PCW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... r..6'.Lo "5 NEWPORT BEACH pm IAUB IUICk '611 UI0041pd ZXX868 'Tl Capri 2000. 4 spd, Femlrt 9721 6862 Manchester. MEW MODELS Ul-0515 'M VW BAJA 17~ cc eng. 2925 Harbor Blvd i43 OCSASJll. 746LW8 AM/FM cassette stereo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Buena Part ~eSavlnit• on ALL,. Holley. Norrb, s & s i4 FORDCOURlER Costa Me.a m 2500 iU30l .. pdS/R602PHM CB & xtr. Malle ofr. 74 Dino Mldnlaht Blue, 523-7250 niainina new 781 & 78 Celaca GT. ~ spd. p&ai, Tacomu, OlO dill, auto trans. radials. super CloMd On s...days aa.$4S-3164 ask ror Dave factory air. stereo. mint On the Santa Ana FwL_ Demos. stereo. xtra elean. Ml~ ~·J.:~.'uoo . Ph ~:t.!d;"~e!i:::.f:~.1 WE BUY '74Capri,V6.1unrool.Olx ~·000 mi. m.ooo. '68 MBZ 280SE. Rebwlt TbeBeUerBaraain Dys 2~1366 Ruu. -----·----1$1·$6184 54().9362 Cl.IAMCA.RS '.fc~M~::it_~aM~F~ tnm. xlnt cond. Bil ofr e ng. ru11 pwr. air, MARQUIS TOYOTA Evi.7l4-f42·MOO 4WhtetDrhn •150 &T1lUCICS stereo. New tires/pot. overl300(),75().3549 Rat 9721 AM /FM. very clean MlSSlONVIEJO lt75TOYOTA ••••••••••••••••••••••• V-SJl06lOPP ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962·2076 811·2810495·1210 c•..,..• •t 1975 FO -9570 __ Dahm 9720 i8 . 1315, 5 spd. dk blue -------_,. .. RD n T ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONNELL ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oe l • ~· 9744 Bii F1awless condition With 4 WUIUU DllVE cocoa ma .... s ereo. Wl· ,...... , .,_ 'M Chevy Van. new mags DRIVE A der wmty, lmmac, musl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18.000m1les. (111$Nll>. With Tachoma wheels. & l.lres, air shocks, SBSO. CHEVROLET AMhn. UMd sell 968-6384 197 6 MGI ONLY $4195 air cond .. pwr steenns. 644-8718 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LITILE... HOw••o CL.---'of radio &only 30.000 miles 2828 Harbor Hlvd Cadillac 9915 "75 Flat Spider Lo ma .. Like brand new w1lh --··-Immaculate condition' 1976Dod&e.crpld,paal'd. COSTAMESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAVE A LOT superb cond Alr, mai AM/FM stereo. Must TOYOTA Dove&QuailSts <34M>BY>.Thlsweeltend SYrwarranty.10,000nu. 54._1200 SftOP&COYPARE wbla. ou pot AM/P'M lt.'t!' (219PHC>. NEWPORT BEACH OHLY $5995 Ba~y bloe. s:il~. 675·9699 IEST IUYS FROM ._WICK DATSUM stereo 1:1100. M ~m. Sale ..nced-$4695 llD TA• IJl-0555 1MlaACLE MAZDA ;s Ford Econolme. Cust TOP DOLLAR ALLE11i..1 SanJ'*'8C.pist,rano 494-"4ll80 MIRACLE MAZDA ~ Tri...... 9767 21SOHarborBlvd .• C.M. pot, cptd lnl. "800. uo1ltf.fTELV * .... * Ol·ll714t~3J71 tto.da 9727 21SOHarborBlvd .. C.M. H~TIUCSS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-5700 8371660 FOR ALL CADILLAC ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-5700 ALLMOCllLS lt74 TRIUMPH ~6ur~az~w~~~lu 1ci:;; 't're~~~'i. ~t~0~'onndu c~~W~oc::~N WE HAYE THESE 1:1m&. 1t4Jimi lrcmdMew •77 ·i:v~~~~ c;~;g4 ~ .=, With r!o"'t!! mtles· mo642--0561 MuslseUtS1600.962-59SO TOSEEUS AME CADILLACS ~IALS HONDA Cars Conc oun.e. sa200 ,_,_ runsstrona 1440LEG>. MEWPOIT IMPORTS B210 4 Door. 4 speed. MA.MY 495-5136 Sale Prjced $?.87S Trsb t56 7fiDodgeVaa,cust,lomi. 3100W.CstHwy,NB ·nr--DeYih ,.uo .. (097PKE> ToChooHftooftt! n.....I 9746 MJRACLEM.AZDA ••••••••••••••••••••••. + other xtras. M111l sell 6_9405 -__,.... -.-. ,.,..,. Harbor Blvd C ... '72 FordCouner. fast' ~5853 .. WE_ f\lll power. factory air NOW $2195 UNIVERSITY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 645-5700° ..... w/cmprshell $1500 -rood. stereo tape. cnnse 888DOVESTREET Oldsmobile Opel Monla i2. Mags, ex- Nancy 54().1066 I Ton EconoHne '74. 37,000 ... EED control. sentmal. ult & Near MacArthur .....__._ C-• GMC haust muHler & many. ---------•'70 Spitfire. xlnt. rebll m1. Prtcedforqwclt5ale. " tele wheel&wh1tew/red &JamboreeRoads ~ -· many xlras. AM /FM , Sl '71 Datsun Truck. Runs Good cond, hgbt usage, YOUR leather. 4900 miles. 813-1100 Trucks 8trk cass stereo. Xlnt TOYOTA SALE eng.ste~ 31':· good, reblt eng (17746W > s.52-8086 USED C •R U41LS8J 28.'50Harbor Blvd. con d . M u 11 t see. <714 >536-5726 Autos W..e.d 9590 ,. '11 CCMlpe DeVlUe TOP IUYEtl Costa Mesa s.4(}-9640 Sl995/ofr . 530-2122 1975 TOYOTA 1974 TllUMPH '7S Toyota Longbed. PU. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOW F\111 power. factory air See us first. & last~ Top •68~1 Kade"tt R J'· COROLLA WAGON TR6 TOP SPAID cond, stereo tape, cruise d Ila paidf rlmports Honda 1974• Civic stick a 1-ye. 4 speed. ai r cond .. With AM /FM radio. mags. FM. auto, fold-up WEBUY c···GORDO... cootrol,tilt&tele.wbeel, 0 COSTAMESA . shirt. immarulate.12.000 G for cheaptranspor AM /FM. wood g rain Shatp&quiek! <039UJ1. shell, xtras. $3100 •USEOCARS& -" pwr. trunk lock. opera mi,$2295.Aft.5.6405372 parts. Sell or trade for sides 49 low mllaase. SdePrt~S4200 !l63-72l2 eo:~!5Call COSTA MESA 1amps & light green DATSUN 1977 Honda Accord. hard lools.646-!2.44 (2:M>NDMI. MIRAOLIMAZDA '65 Ford :\1 ton PU. tool Rt&Apprai AMC-JEEP w/white leather. 6000 284SHarbor Blvd. to get, brand new. all Peugeot 9748 ONLY $3095 2l~HarborBlvd., C.M box & rack, runs perfect GrolaC....'fl'.:. 2524 HARBOR BLVD miles. (114997> Costa Mesa S4(}.641 xtras by owner. $.S99S ....................... 645-5700 $1300. 646-3489 COSTA MESA 77 CCM1pe DeVil~ '74\lli260Z 64().701S '75 Peugeot Sdn. stick. 1975 TOYOTA '67 El Camino 327. 4Spd. :~=c;!1 ::~h 549-8023 ~-~~~~ [!~~7r:S~ u blue. mags. air. lo mi, .Jogum-9730 ~~~MY~19S:~-3s4~ rt 5 · COROLLA. SEDAN 1976 TR 7, 7,000 ml, air. new radials, xtras. 8474087•549·1331 ·~..__rt-A control.tilt&tele wbeel, Must sell fast. Orr ........................ ---------14 speed. AM /l''M sunr·r. AM/FM stereo. clean Sl095.495-Sl36 ---...... W'U splil seat&operalamps Harry S8S-SS9l o Last Jag convt. v 12. Ponc:lle 9750 cassette, vinyl top xlntcond 497·3150· 076 FORD FlOO 360 vs. TOP •••••••••••••••••••••• 8000rniles lll8RLZ>. 752·1920· auto. lS,000 on& m1, see ••••••••••••••••••••••• <533MMK>. Reduced tlus '69 Tnumph GT6. Mint PIS. A/c . 3400 ml Wke """'1 _... GeMral 970 I 77 c-D•Vilt. .__. ... _ 1977 lo believe. (714) 661-0234 '73 911T. 8trk stereo, sun· week to coad. S2200. ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• __,,...-~rtW"W c d ~LY $2795 new. $4995. 645-2639 art Full power. factory air .. ~ 121 O also locate used Jags r • ma gs. a 1 r con . v" Call 631-3192 sPM PAID cond • leather int.. ~ 6'4-4052after6·30 JTOCHOOSE FORCLEAN slereo. crwse control, 4 speed & fully factor) JAGUAR riremast paint & wire e q u i p p e d 1966 Porsche 912. 5 spd, ·73 TR6. perfect cond. Must sell fast! Sac. Best offer~ '61 lnter'I p/u truck, 3o(i ton. crew cab, camper. E-Z hf\ hitch $195. CaU 962·5954. '68 Chev Ya ton. cracked block. must sell best or. fer. Doug 536-4619. ----· ~] 1881~BE t.<':H8LVO HtJNTINGfON f!EAC H ti.i, u s1 --c,.:o.o.i.i2 IMPORT CARS 72 Dodge \Iii Ton. 6 cyl, AU. MODELS auto, big tires, cleun --------- body. S2SOO or best ofr, 673-3658 Ford F2SO Supercab, Ranger Camper Special. 460 V8. Fully equipped s:i.800/oCrer. 979-5858 Datsun pick up '73 AM/FM. CB. A !C, &hell. ma&•· $3,000 or orrer WE NEED CLEAN USED CA.RS HOW CA.LL PAPPY 540-5630 •SALES •SERVICE •I.USING 0¥erwcn Delini'y Service & parts now open on Sat's 8 to 4 for your coo venience. wheel covers. 2000 miles. <HLB2J08lll66-48641 Calfornia comp!. new eng many 1971 TOY OT A. <884RUQ>. ONLY $2899 Coy--6.u xtras. A beaut! 15200. MAR.IC II COUPE ....., .. 1 673-16S8eves 4 "--' · ~-.. •· •16CoupeDeYllle BA.RWICICDATSUM Complete service & ---------1 "~·aJr .. vuu .... pwr. F\tll power. factory alr SanJuanCaptstrano parts. 775 W. 17th St '72 911T Targa. Alloys, steerine. Immaculate cood,stereotape,crwse 8ll-137549l.-3375 C.M. 5spd. AM /FM tpe. Uiruout. Ldw mileage. t'OOlrol.t1lt&tele.wheel, 548-5141 S8S001orr. 645-2062 or IJ86HPQI. red w /Wtute wp & red 'Ill Roadster 1600 3 tops 675-8743 ONLY $2195 leather ant. 12.000 miles. new paint & clutch. rol "76 Jag. XJ6C. white, air. <LS2860J bar. $1400.494·9642 AM/FM tape, elec. ~mrf. 76 Coupe DeVllle '74 a-210. Gd cond. Mus l5M m~. Take over lease ·73 914 2 O. Silver. Xlnl shape. Appearance grp, Btltofr. mustsell673-5957 F\lll power, ractory air sell. $2500/bst orr. avail Eves.838·7149 cond., cruise control. S45-2088eves wkDds Maida 9738 '72914. 1 Owner must see. Ml\R'QUIS MOTORS Vollswagew 9770 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '75 vw. fuel Injected, lS.000 m1. air.in& $2500 552-7230 l.965 VW Bug. new paint, good tires, runs great. Very clean . 495·5107. sms -------ster eo tape. tilt & ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4600/besl offer. Call ___ 1 tele.wheel. pwr. trunk I ~- lock & dark brown •75Dahun280Z• -. _;_;;.;;..;;... _____ _. ?USO: M/.\91".ufAlfl 11..:w t '!>on 011•tJ\1f,...,.y •A..,t•ty f •1' Ml)~ION VII JO '66 VW Bug. New ball & 2 l1rei. lnt xlnt $800, -75l-4383or mess, 544-2164 o~• -7880 • ~"~ -1110 ..... .-., w/buckakin leather lnl. Air cond. stereo tape, 75 911S Targa. Xlnt 12,000mUes. <260NON1 . mags, new Utts, 3SM ml, Xtras. 112.450. Ofr pY\ 75 Coupe D•Vtlle xlot cond. '5875 or as· pty 673-2441. F\lll power, factory air swnable bal. of lse. PP. '70 Porsche 9US Coupe, cond .. cruise control, .m-5358 2150 HctMr llYd. xlnt cond. Loaded. '74 MAZDA Pickup. Xlnt C.M. 64M303 stereo tape, tilt & tele. t•••••••• Coda Mesa 64S.5700 834-1354 or afl. 6:30pm, M 2626..,••IOllLVO wheel. pwr. trunk Jock & 49'1-1605 Shape! any extras. ~ • •"'-a-9705 sentlnel. Uke oew-23.000 "16 • 280Z, stick shift, 1 74 Mada RX3 Cou 4 ---------• 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LIN• f'LN·Ml llCLJRY S4l).6688 'ID Karmann Ghia. Orig ownr. Reblt eng In/out - like new. $2200. 495-4187 $2550/oCr. PP Ph 631Z331 • COSTA MISA _· · -_... -••-(•-MXUl. ml, xtras, mags, stereo, 1 ,_ .. _ peve' Roll D-• 9756 ---------_______ _,;;:.__, .eeeee•••••••eeeeeeee•• I.Ill.lea. &.Jio.J pd. \&UUCT -..-t-.., rv ...,,-. S46-334Ieves clean837·m'....,. ·J ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'ED VW Bug. Rcblt eng, AM/FM radio. Sl~/ofr. 5819133 9 ...._Mew 9100 "74 Alfa Romeo GTV Cpe 76 Se•iUe #l DEALER IN U.S A ....................... Low ml, AM/FM stereo. •1973~MOZ .. .....___ ........ ·~ 9740 .. •••••••••••••••••••••• , . · -.LAST CHANCE FOR REBATE Feb. 2 ~ -lo~t day for foe tory rebate. .leek! llAMD MEW CHEVY LUY '/2 TON Plclmp! WITH FACTORY $200 REBATE AS DOWN PAYMENT Mows99 ONLY MOMnl! Thlt._ f'lght1 On ~ crd ontv 198 down and only HO '"°""' for only ~tit months Total cah ptloe Including tax end lloef-. 19 onty Jae90 Total defel red price Is only M851 . .\PR t4.31. xlntcood. 968-4900 Full power. factory air Sharp & loaded ~ ...u ROv 1----------1 cond , crwse control, $4995. 552·931115• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JR{ ,., 9707 stereo tape. tilt & Lele. '6Z·220SEC. S3500 · CARVER . -• .. •••••••••••••••••• wheel & pwr. trunk lock. '&I Datsun 2000 Roadster. Serious buyers only ROUS-ROYCE '72 Audi lOOLS. Aulo. Nu Red w /red cloth int. 5 spd, hardtop, other 64S-8436 1MtJ•- ldichelins, AM/FM Ctn 1270NDY> xuas. Gd cond. $1685. 1 2D ~ ... di ~tow whlsl. Lv msg 76 Se•i~ 8»7881 M '7 IESEL ..,.... 1_61S--__,...,'1_s _____ --i Full power. factory air Roa .. -11 Air.sUckSS.7mJofr ClOSEOSUNOAn cond., cruise control, fS7 1900 ~ter, wta Y 846--0567 ~ ........ '70 VW Cmpr , tenl. radials. nu eng, stereo • xlnt cond S289S/oCr 5813266 '69 SquarebacJt. New tires. radio, S8SO Aft Spm call Rick 962-8100. 'T•AudJ lOOLS. auwtrans, reMoted. looks Uke new ~ ~.air, $3895 Nan· s tereo tape. pwr . su~o or best offer. T.J~E. Sn·rf .. low mi, ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • Mew tlOO Autos, Hew 9100 Need truck. must sell! '74 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• q ,54().l066 Recllner, auto. dimmer. fS73-3S:ia xlnt cond, Sll.600/ofr. 11-~--------t sentinel. wtre wheel cov· < 185RSC > pp. 714 . • 1'1rHldey 9709 ers & thert deterrent "f>1 Datsun Pickup. with 772-8337 Saab 99 LE. great car. many xtras. Good cond. 497 ·.2322 or eves, 499-4624 ••••••••••••••••••••••• system . Ulte new-8200 1973engine. S79S. 833·5846 --------- 'S2 Sprite. Reblt enit. runs miles. <~16). days,673-5157 eves. '66 Mercedes 2505 E good. needs coi1meuc '76 S.•lh _.,;.._ ______ __. c18.Sl!1c, 1mmac. thru·out, ~ 9762 work. $500. 673-4164 or F\Lll ))OWer. factory air Datsun '74\l'J 260 Z. auto, air & injecl1on. $4200. •• .. •••••••••••••••••• • 875-1085 cond .. cruise control. Kelly Gm. 39,000 CPI, 675-5530 Sabaru N~w '76 ----------1 stereo tape, tilt & telc. Perr cood. sssoo . 74112....,.M.-ina wheel. theft deterrent 833-~. '77 3000, Sunroof, SOO •$287 * Xlnt cond, 4 spd. 4 dr. system. wire wheel cov· 1973 Dots..240% m1Jes.~i~i-072S Ser. <A22L927384> AM /FM . $1995 /ofr. era & ivory w /gold Automatlc.'air cond., SUB"RUS80 6M-1729aft.Spm leather Int. 7300 miles. mags, AM /FM rad.lo & "74 MBZ 280 C, metallic NEW'&USED -IMW---------9-7-1--4 <520817>. extra, extra clean. Thl.s blue, aunroor, stereo. •'73 Subaru Wgn. sizn .... -.••••••••••••••••• '76 S.YiU. orange name has only Perfect body cond. $9500. 132&JEX>• Fwy close. FWl power. fact.or)' air 36,000miles. 0316701. 968-ro42 call for directions (213) SADOLEBACK BMW tBIMOW THl630CSI IMWHSALIS ~:!,· ~~1!uf:.0~~: ONLY $4995 •MIZ 73 280C * 86S-0741 or <714 > 521-1211 mer,sentinel,wlrewheel COSTAMISA While w /red Int .. Im· UJ<EWOOOMOTORS covers & Pueblo beige D_.'TSU... maculate SSM m1 $8800 SUBARU w/belge cloth. 16.000 284.sflA'ReoR ~LVD 7S.S.022lor493-2433 S81SSo.St. Lakewood miles. =lie 5404410540.0213 '6725QSL. Newt1res. paint Toyota 9765 & top. Blk leather. xtra ••••••••••••••••••••••• F\lll PoWer. factory air '74 290'L, suj,er cond, nu clean. trn.3434or675 3302 '71 CORONA A"'/FM, cond . cruise control. ndlals. aU xtras. musl Ac Gd d stereo tape & black aee M900 979-8530 BZ 4SOSL'73, l o~ner. / ' ·con · w/black cloth. 16,000 . . AM1FM ster. a /fond .. __ M4-__ 92_l2_da....:y:...s_o_n...:.ly_._ miles. 1461120). '74 260Z. Loaded. Must mag whls. pwr wmdows. 1971 Toyota Corolla MANY IN STOCK, CHOICE°' C'CHOll Olck Mllltf offtn a $400 retli6a c. ell F111 l28 & 131 ·2~.4 dDcn and 1tlltlon w11on1 In atock. The $400 may be used towerd dow11 ~lflt °' ,~~td by died!. DICK MILLER MOTORS FIAT BMW20G:la .1912-AutomaUc·alr AM/FM <12lPTQ t mH~-cnrf.·(6505) ~apeed-<907MFO> 11'11MIPMd·<DMMM > J.115.Autom.Uc· COl.$4 > sell $4500/ofrer . Call $12,950 or make ofr. Xlntcond. S950 76 Stdan De VIiie 642-8329. 548-4943 eves. Call 552-9611 120 W. w-, ~ Miiin,-.. A.• 117·ltlt BMWBAVARlAs mMspeed·(f&OPPM) J91+4111Md·Clt8LFM > 811WS30ia 117$.Automallc, air & ltenlo.COSZNIFt Drll-4aDMd·(SllRDG I 01'HERBMWs lt'70 2IOOCS Coupe -4 •P••d w/leath c lr1nap. <235CFS > Im 3002W·'lllls ooe Is loaded I (231.JTG ) SADDl.BACK YAUU IMPORTS 01·2040 4t5-4t49 Fu.II power. factory aJr .&...e-.. • cond., 11tereo, crulse con· -Mew tlOO ...... Mew 9800 ..._Mew tlOO Aliil9i. W.W 9100 ...... Mew HOO trot. lilt & tele. wheel, ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••"•"•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••"••••••• ••••••••••••••-••••• pwr. strunk lock, securi- ty •Y•lem, Ir flremlll paint. 13,000 mllea. (1#121). ..,, Sedln .... f\llJ power. factory alr cond., stereo radio, Ult 4' tele. wheel, cruise eon· trol Ir 11ilver blue w /'blue cloth mt. 10.000 mlla. <1592781. 76BdoeadoCpe. F\IU power, fad.ory air CODd., leather int .• eteno ~pe1 cruise control, pwr. tn11a loelt 41 1Uver blue. <'10TNDNl. • IDAf.IUNI .............. "71 TOYOTA C&ICA s 15 ....... ,3 ..,..,.,_ •• PJ.2 DAILY PILOT Friday, February 25. 19n AMtos, t.,orttd ...,..., IMpOIW A.tot, Uaed Autoa, Uaed Mtot. Uaed Alltot, Uted . ......__ ................................................................................................................... •••····•··············· ~l:--..1 .. ort.d ,hllftorhd ...._,,a.,_...w y ,....... CP'I 9ttl tt25 --•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GIYo 9772 _..... t772 ,,0~ MC ttol oc ,,. t• w ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • ...................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;: • .J ......... • f 770 vo1raw...,. t770 YallsWCllJltl 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·······:··············· .., Chryslct Sta. Wan. ad . · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17 1974 Volvo StaUon Waion. 1974 .a. uc 'f1 AMC Rebel, 4 dr, e cyl, Must MU '1S EJ Dorado Ure. rWlS good luU lug. ~~ • xlntcond.Loml.balol· lllU9' runsaood.. Stiver w/blk lnt, • • ~ '75 Bus 7.p .... AM/FM 'r3 Bua 9 pass Nu 1964 VW SEDAM fer.CaU&-9PM.MU214 HOINIT ~ S81·96'T5 Cabriolet top. AU pwr. aaie rack. auto, air. ~ 1714) s33.4138 <2ll) Rad.lals.runa.looluxlnl Runs extremely weU VO Makeofr.496·7835 $500968-9923 1 J22.2267ukforJlm 642-~aft6pm. good tranaporlataon LVQ '61 544 Complete. ma~· WAGONS Well '910 . '66N• rt 2 drhurdto ., . ---(0RAl.M) Thls.-ttkend new pa.ru.. easily re· The D¥11Y Pdol bu $ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18 C.d De Ville. xlnl cwpo 1 t · 0 ~-~ ·12 vw Sq UI rcbc k . New'!1nvw !:d'urei. OMLY $775 Buy or Lease pa1rable F1ri.l $25U Uornel Sportaboul lilll· ·72 Bwck Electra. 4 dr. cond. $1000. Pvt Pty ::~ro~o-~i2x n c n , AM tFM. new lirff, &lick s.MO i.11 495.5·107 . MIRACLE MAZDA 645-4189days lion wagonti for sale , an> 1 top every avail ~or 833·34.20 _ - ! shft. $1695 /bst otr --·-alSOHvborBlvd,C.M ...... ~COLORc. .70 WAGONAuto radio& Eqwppedw1th111rcondl ,tra +Craig cass 'feCadSedDeVllleFull' onverllbl~ JOO ltltl7 , "'95-Sl07. '88VWBug 645-5700 nsn ~ Si!2SO liorung.deluxelnm.roor :.tereo Xlnt cond On1 loaded d 100 Oamaaed.ruru..~ ~ Auto!llick, aood cond *._..W MODE1.S air 962.~37 rack, power st.eenn& ond own.er Ver)' clll(j&Y car pp ...... ~.:!.con · $1 631·~ ~ 74 Volkswagen 4 ~peed, ta50, 642·8942 .._.EW "'" economical 2~ CID 6 $2000 n RM Ca U __ ._....,._ ......., __ _ ,. rad.ip, heater Less than " *USED Ill.lie 111vinas on all re· 76 Volv -2S4GL 1 ded cylindtor engines All .193 6575. Chen· By owner cu:.h needed 72 C~r)'i.ler, 4 dr, hdtop. ~ 16.000miles. •121 '73YellowVWBug vw·s ma1n1na ne\\ 765 & S8000 .:!vs&Wk. ~a ' mJsnt;um .. '<ibyourstJrt ·73 Cad .St'Ci deVllle' radio. Jlr p :-.. p dlSl' 1 12695 AM1!o'M, Air. MUST IA!mostnst.ock ' n · 1970 Riviera, fully un • brks spht bench :,eJl ~ John:.on and :>on SELL Over 125 MAR9UIS VOLVO 575-017s l!<jwpped. Air, $1600 full pwr. low ml. $3.495. Xlnt~ond $850 751·7Ml ~ Lincoln Mercury 642-9321 IM STOCK MISSION VIEJO '75 Volvo Wgn. 245 OL, AU priced at SZ 195 673-67.ao 496-3SlS or •K-7929 C-t . 9927 ;; Cos~~~rborB~~·S360 '68VW. $500/firm Hardtofind 131-ZH0495-1210 WS,1 ~: :!~: ~~~~,l~e #DP-62 is hnished in .68Rlvlera C...aro ttl7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• : 1'"'2 VW 0 -e I R-b lit S45-30S7 or~ 5747 ~t ORANGE COUNTY int. w;&5. 5-40-0387 or eves wl1ltvhe!reGenreve1nnylm1'net:ar1loltrc.· Xrlnt condition '72•••C•••••••••:•pd•••••l•••• i3 COMET. 2 Dr. extra ,,, '" . a er e u --6#-2'706 ,. .. ~10 r 551-0545 amaro, .. s , c ean, sharp' A1C. P 1S, new : Engme.GoodCondlt1on ·53 BAJA Sunrf, mags,~ VOLVO Pncedrightatonly Cast.Come&see! radials, lo ml, vnyl top. , Sl800 768-0808 new tires. rblt eng. Lols WITllAll EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO '70 RIVlcra 644·05S4 581-1983 : 75 SCtROCCO-~ more' Be:.t ofr. 675-4_002 r '/ L"~·~.J,,, Largest Volvo Dealer Autos, UMCI $2095 New tires. loaded ----9930 , iltAl<.t~"· ~· o c t , ••••••••••••••••••••• •• &t ol r 586-8366 '73 camaro LT Packa0 e, ContiMfttal • an range oun y ,. ___ _. __ -• ,, S ti' er. BI au punk l 'Ill VW Bug, auto, new 7eoo Weatmlnater Blvd. llUY or LEASE --.. 990 I AutQ. air, PS, PB. nu ••••••••••••••••••••••• : .\M FM. tape deck. xlnl tires, new uphol. xlnt Weatmlnater 113-7551 DIRECT ••••••••••••••••••••••• :iOP 55 harl!'. only 41 ,000 l!fi3 Buick Regal cp. V-8, tires. brks & paint. Must 13 Mk IV full) eqwp. :-.Int _, tond Below hst 64S 2922 running cond . Sl.07S m1lei. an fln1::.hed in auto trani; ractory air sell by bl 673-3758 or cond LO\\ m1 , Cham f. ·:r::..~i~.,'!f.~"' ..... :'':;:,; """ ,.. .,,, ucc··:, " • ~~· ~!~~~ .. !:~:::.~t:~ ~~:J:~~~:~~;<;~:~~ :.:.00 3'0$lo<bblt<ng, r~~:~. ~ ~;~••> :: 5510371 mechJnically good 'Int 0,·erl0tlto1:hovi.drom '1-'-"-~-"-'-~ ~ \\hllt''\\Jll t11t':. \1nyl 4spd,AM 1-'M.i!l.OOO ma • l'Ond. $700 646 6781! e · b, I YE ·"o · t $nl l 2025 S Manchester $2695 ruut 172G'.'l \t $2800 bst ofr 645 9746 :: I~ SquJrebad" R&ll . t;,1W1 Ulr')L. Sl7 A he 750 2011 S:WIS ,..__,,rol....... Con.tfe "32 .• 11:lnt l'Ond Pvt Ptv $67S .i2 VW Van rt.>blt tng, ?( na Im -Johni.un and Son _..... .,. 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :: l>+l· IOS9 . new clutch, n~'\\ p;unt. o rr1 i/ ''" ir ~ ) r 1 All l'ar!I ma) be M~en an L I '' ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORVETTES C L''1 Lc*ewood Moton VW Don't drop the ball' Get a the Datl" Pilot parksn" into" aercur) • A . AM .-.. $3,0oo , .. '"'""llJrborBl\d 1975CHEVY :: \W BUS loo.'> S800 Ne\\ 551·2300 1213 11166 07-U JOb with a IOI' c~l Daily lot. 3:lO W Bay 'Street. ""'u •. upholi.ler) & t I res ---(7t·H521 7211 Pilot Class1fled Ad. $499 & UP c~ta lrtel>a. Call 6424321 (.'t~tJ \te:.a 54(}.5360 MOMU 2+2 :.: !>t52786 C1uslliedAds 642·567 5815So SL. Lakewood Phone1i42·5678 642-0795 for more 1nformat1on 1973 Centur) Lu:. us Immaculate thruoul CHOICE OF 15 196 I THRU 1977 A!lk for Rack or Oscar an Must see' <980LWA>. ~:.· ~~~·.~:.": ....... !!~ ~~·.~:.":~ ...... !!~~ ~~~·.~:.": ....... !!~~ ~-~~·.~:."! ....... !!~~ ~.~~·.~:.": ....... !!~~ thcneetg•ffJge ~~cur~~ce Xi2~~sc 0~adll ONLY $2999 494 7+15 1975CHEVY MOMU TOWH CPE. 4 speeds & Automat1ci- Orc11ftCJ9 Cowtty's L~1t & Finest Select Ion . ·.· . • , , • • . .... NEW'76 VOLVO LISTS I 0.195 f033031 ' IEW '76 4z4 5117!! MILITARY PERSONNEL WELCOME! I J , , EARLE IKE SAYS: ly our professional sa Its.... puffirt9 it on "'' liM, you han mode us the #I .., olumt import stort in Costa MtsCL COME IH HOW AHDSlEWHY! ~~, 1977 ~ CORONA 2-DOOR J:iT• c, •1 "» lltelUotS F4CTOIY 4.IR BANK FINANCING O.A.C. SERVICE OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEKI 74 Buick Ri\ iera. must !.ell Xlnt rond. ,\1r, full P'' r .• ut 1-':\I !>terl'<>. \'In top. H .ooo nu. $3500. 1.133 8178 '71 Elcrtra 2 Ur Lund.iu. Full pwr. !'.ler lmmac. 37 .OCXI mi ~SOii 840·29-l I ' '71 ltE(.;AI.. 2 dr hrdtp. lo" m1. lou<lc<l, " cu~t \\hb ltct.tilctl al $4.150 Bc:.t oller over S3SUO take::. 495 I 182 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (!!) Nabers Cadillac Quality and Price Gua1Jnteed l l .1\111~ !:>pl'LIJl"l' P11.'1c11cJ RJtc' l .111-:<''l !:>clrct1t•n nt New & U~t·d C.1d11lac~ in 01.mgr Coun1~· Open !:>untlJ> Cadillac Ma~ter Dealer .?bt)(I 1 larhw Blvd l,,,1,1 MnJ 'i411·Y llJO Nabers Cadillac Only the Deily Pilot,. .... 1•11• '® wtwit .. -In rovr local l;ommunlty ••• -rrdey A.lto1,Mew One owner, low m1le11ge & an MINT cond1t1on <39-INDM>. ONLY $2199 E Z FINANCIN(; WELEASt: CORVETn:s HOWARD Churolet Uo\'l' & (~uail Strccb NF:WPORT Bl-:1\CJI 833-0555 Mf\RQUIS MOTORS 18u0?MAllGUlll•11 PKWY X1" Ou <JO f, ,,.V ·A•t'f )' t ••' Mt\~1'.)N \Ill JO HJI ·i~hl) 49~ • 1110 Cla:-.sl<' 73 Cun' l'rt Leather all µwr, lid & Srt to1~. only 15.000 m1 ~7500 l.1k1· Ol'\\ Pll 846-l!SJ'J 1971 CHEVY MOHTICARLO Cougar 9933 ....•.............•.... Orig11nal owner car· 068 Cougar XR7 t::xccp l>harp. (114CKY). tionalh clean lo\\ Im' ONLY $2495 mite:. .Ph 1s1 '1212 . HOWARD Chenolet Oove&Qua1lSts NEWPORT BUCH 833-0555 '68 Cougar lmma1·. :H.500 m1. 1 O\\nr Sl2011 6+I 8305 !\luo,t o,c<' ----75 C:OUJ!.1r XII 7 ,\\I F\I 1975CHEVY ~tl'l \'0 p .., p II MALllU CLASSIC i.au111n· ;,.rn Krn9 01 With air cond . radio & l!JJ.~li \ln)I top Extra i.harp' Dodqe 9935 t!> 10!\lUH l •••• ••• • •• •• ••• • • • • • • •. Sale Priud-$3395 MIRACLE MAZDA 21SO llarbor Blvd .. C l\I 645-5700 1976 Chevelte. xlnl c-ond, 19.000 mi, $2500. ownt•r must ::.ell due to JOh traru.f~r Call 752 75<XI ' 30 dyi.. 633 0851 wknds cv ... '74 DODGE DART 1\ !)('age bomb with P" 1 slc~ranJ!, air cond autC1mal1l·. AM i-·:i.1 radio & VK eng1M·. (13971!1) /\real buy at ONLY $2595 COSTA MESA DATSUN ;?g..15 llt\HBOR BLVD 540-6410 540-021 3 1973 CHEVY MALIBU 350 Automatic. air tonll ti.. Ii! l>i\HT Custom 4 Dr \lnVI top Supt·r o,h.trp \.K <tutu radio. \in ~ I qlSG '.\I" 1 ro•>f h>ok~ & runs i.htirp • Sal~ Priced-$2395 Sl5t> l'h5lll 35.ll MIRACLE MAZDA ·;o D.1rt II n I old lad' 2150 Harbor Blvd , <.: \I o"ncr lo~ mtlt!dge A <..: 645-5700 $1800 6732161 bef 10 or ----wknd '75 NO\'a. Like ne". 6 cyl. ---9940 air. pwr lo m1 good·gas economY. S3600 552·9381 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aft 6, 1968 FORD '63 Impala Super Sprts Cpe. Xln1 cond, nds 1>ome uphol wk $375 Ph 968-3471 '75 Monte Cnrlo, 30,000 m1. loaded. $4700. 891Vi030 f'or Classified /\d ACTION Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 FAIRLAHE SEDAN Automatic. pwr. fltttr· Ing, p~r brakes, air rond & low m1leagc·a one owner ca1 <YBN554l. ONLY SI 195 • FINE SELECTION OF USED CARS ··73 VWGHIA Stk. 1011 '2988 '74 VWBUG 4~. LIQ 922MF~ "" 52488 '75 VW BUS Nie. tor the family Lie 600MOT '478 171 BUG 4 speed Uc. 3050TC ~2188 '70 BUG Try It! Uc. 043AUT '1988 -' 7 f ~•~---·--..... ~=.._ .. _ ~-~~-...... ~:!~ ..... ._.. I 1 , !'!!r·'!bn!rz25,1m DAILY'9tl.OT DI~ r..I · tt40 ~ 9945 w...rldl . tt47 ,_._ tt'5 Amlae. ...._ HOO....._.... ta00 A11to1. Mew ttoo' ...... Mew noo A111M.. Mew tlOO ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... -. '71 'ecom 4c1r --'1J ~ p ts. PIB W Paillac Orud Prill. "LTD. lo Dd' ~· .tQJ .lll.1'109did .... V4, air D.GOD c1. -V4, _. tram, fadGrJ '°"'· pwr, ID auo. .. _ ' · ,..._• lllr ,. • ..,,t1t1onlna. power .,...... -ace.in&. power ld.be) • J'lllr1-. ad4'radJa. "21UPcolll#art tv. V4, Mllaty ftlO bra•, radio, Maler, d u..._ ~ 9* t11tm, (adGr7 c -. ....... ·-·~-· wbtl•••ll llrp, VhlJI ..... --~D' full -ll'f• 8obeat lluna1>0ut. roof wbeel eovera ear • .,.,,..__, •• ...... --• Aaaotnml V-4. rt~ ~ •lereo radio, beatu, * moc1tumtq Po.rel' ...... _ 'II FalrlaDf 5IO, Z dr brdtap. auto. alr, lmmac. -.us.-s..-. wbitewall Urea. v .-m~. pOflff <dhc> J.::'5M.1Son ~ ~~ brak•, radlo, beater. Lincoln llercW')' "JS GRANADA 1.-ded, I eyL Xlnt. coo4. Sll50. ~ .......,. _, ~ • wtlilewall We&. YI NIU... 21D1 H.ubor Blvd . ...... ,.._, $1595. $5115. ,olmsoa and Son Cowl llesa 64~SJ6() Jolmaon •od Son Lincoln Mercury '75 P\ret1u'd Ellpril X&ras Uncoln Mettury u • ....__ .,., d. _,_. -• 2182&Harbor Blvd. .. ._. _ ..... v ....... _.. '!!...,~~ino, auto, air, c-taMaa 5'0-SNIO caitallesa 673-2441. ·-· ' dr, $l'll0 "" Sale • ..., .. II aff•5.W-0111 "'14 Uncoln Mm JV. V.a, '"~ ~aa .=uz '70 Torino mva, Gold :::.i.~:. ',~ bestoffer. 718-1511115 Wkle ovala Tape deck ........,., .... power, a.en '1 ac>. NM.31J ' stereo radio, beate r "&$ MercW')' 'cir. ' whitewall lirH, tinted Ruly clean. JJr7J Ford LTD ' dr. v.a. &Lass. wheel coven, in-ISOO. finn. "5-1793 '5 Grand Prix, loaded, onaownr. Pvtrt.y. a'iO. 982.3823 '1S Flreblrd , auto, AM/FM stereo, A/C, xlllt cood. 962-8268 auto trans, factory air tenor leather. 927KFB. eondlt1onin&, power $1195. '68Sta. Wp, DMW brakes, Th 1u.,..d 9970 1teenng, power <disc ) J obnaoo aod Son ,ICOOd CODd.. lliOO. ••••••••• ••••••• • • • • • •• brakes, radio, beater. Llncoln Mercury . 675-SJ.35 "fl FORD whitewall tires, vinyl 21626 Harbor Blvd. •tn llen: 4dr. Grandma THUMOHllRO • rool. aa&GSN. Costa Mesa 540-5360 mUlt 9dJ. 1 ownr, full COUPE. Full power Is • J~~ Son 1972 Lincoln cp. v.a. auto pwr, A/C, nu Urea, xlnt air ('Ond. One owner. trans, !actory air condi· eaad. 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PoWer brel(es. rldlo, heater. wsw. vinyl roof. tilt wheel License No. 502BTG. V-8. automatic. power steering. power brakes. AM/FM stereo radio. heater. waw tires. vinyl roof, bucket seats. console. License No 778JCT. 52995 1974 FORD PIMfO-AH 4 cylinder, 1utomatlc, air conditioning, radio, heater. bucket aeata, raised white letters. License No. 119KXV. 1974 FORD HOUSICAR V·8 . automatic. power steering. radro & tapedeck. stove. relrrgerator. heater. License No. 388MXH 54895 1976 FORD GUMAOA COUPI 8 cylinder. automatic. radio, heater. power steering, power brakes. air conditioning. License No. 79ePCE 53895 7 , l .... ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIOAY,FEBRUARY2~19n ir.Cher Plot Against Rocky Bared l CAMDEN, N .J . CAP> - Reeorded conversations between •'Mlf·llt)'led John Birch Society .. llit team" leader and two Wl· deroover Secret Service agents ouWned a plot lo assassinate for•er Vice President Nelson Rockefeller last July, pos.sibly wW. the help of an FBI agent. Eighty minutes of conversa- tions, alleged to haYe taken place last June between Robert Dufala a1i4 agents Michael Maddaloni atl~ Margaret Flanagan, were l played for a federal court Jury Thursday. It was the third day or Dufala's trial on charges of threatening to ldll the then vice president. "Okay. We're taking Rockefeller out, all right, on the second. third or fourth," the jury beard. The reference, said the pro- secution, was to July 2. 3, and 4 The statement was made by Dufala, prosecutors said. Asst. U.S. Atty. Thomas McKay said in his opening state- ment to the court Tuesday that the Secret Service had not iden- tified other persons as being in- volved and did not know if there was a plot involving others to carry out the assassination. In another part of the recorded conversations, the voice iden- tified by the prosecution as Dufala's said he knew an FBI agent in Washington who was en· thus1ast1c about a plot by a supersecrel faction of the John Birch Society to kill Rockefeller, then-Secretary of State Henry Kisslnger, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and then-Ambassador to the United Nations Daniel Moynihan. On the recording, Maddaloni said, "What?" "He's a fed, but he wants an He 's as enthusiastic as anybody," the voice idenllfied as Dufala said. The supposed agent's identity was not revealed in the record- ings. The recording added, "He has come lo me and they've got their own little things going on down there in D.C." Later in the recording, the Dufala voice said or the FBI agent, "I would U~e to have him on the team because of has ex· pert1se -and we can use his credentials. Ha ha." Dufal.a, 39, a day care school owner from Williamstown, is charted with makina the threats three days af\er be lost a June 8 RepubJican coogressiooal primary election. The government recording WJS made in Dufala'1 home a few days after Maddaloni was fn. traduced to Dufala as a veteran assassin who could obtain weapons and devise a plan for tile plot, the prosecution said. Mother, Baby Held as Hostages o.u, ...... Sl.tff PhOIOt GIVEN LIFE TERMS IN SCUDDER KIDNAPING Ricki Dale Sellers and William Rudy Wesson Scudder Kidnapers Get Li/ e Se~nces By TOM BARLEY OI-0 .. 1, PIMt Matt Convicted kidnapen William Rudy Wesson and R1ck1 Dale Sellers were sentenced to life in Gun-toting 1 Suspect 'Real Lady' Investigators said today a ~vian captured by Costa Mesa pqllce after a market holdup may be the ume frowzy, cow~1rl out- fit-clad bandit who robbed a cfo6&ehnut ahop operator in HWlt· in1ton Bea.:b early Wednesday. Carol A. S1ckner. 31, also known as Carol A. M1losev1ch, and Gary L Marshal!, 32, both of s..t Beach, were apprehended alt.er a SZ29 robbery at a 24-hour m«ket at Victoria Street and Placentia Avenue in Costa Mesa. They were booked for 10- ve1UeatJon of armed robbery act remmn in custody in lieu of •1000 bail, with Sickner at 01W11e County Jail and Marshall at-Oosta Mesa City JaU. Authorities are checking ~er MlssSlckner may be the 11l\lne boot-wearina gun moll who cbbfronted Cheng Sun In his Wtbcbell's Donut House, 7598 Ed· tnrer Ave., before the Costa Mesa h~t. '!'be charitable robber who only stmulated a weapon took $15 ttoni Sun, refusing to accept all ,.bJ.s money, ordering him to keep ! $5 to make change. .She escaped with $15, plus 12 doucnuts •he'd ordered. l The two boldup1 occurred about one hour apart. prison Thursday for their abort- ed abduction of potato chip heir John H. "Jack" Scudder or Newport Beach. Unmoved by last minute pleas for clemency, Orange County Superior Court Judge Richard Beacom refused lo pr~scr1be anything but the maximum term for Wesson, 45, of Tustin and Sellers, 21. of Hermosa Beach. Defense attorney Michael Quigley pleaded in vain that his two clients be sent to the st&te-''5 Chino facility for a diagnostic study before being shipped to prison. And Judge Beacom refused to take any action that might have made Sellers, who is Wesson's brother-in-law, eligible for a re- duced prison term under the youthful offender's classifica· t1on. Quigley said be will file an ap- peal with the Fourth D1stnct Court of Appeals in San Bernardino today Ir 1l is denied has two clients will become el.Jgi- ble for parole in 1984. Scudder. who listened to the sentencing session with obvious interest, commented outside the courtroom: "They got what they deserved." Judge Beacom recalled while Quigley was pleading for lenien· cy that Scudder, 64, was "given a rough time·· and lost several teeth during the kidnap attempt last Aug. 19. Wesson and Sehers grabbed the son of Laura Scudder of potato chip and peanut butter fame, as be left his dentist's of. fice and pushed him into a wail· ing motor home. W eaon later left Sellers alone in the van with Scudder while he went olf to telephone the victim's wife, Mrs. Valerie Scudder and <See UFE. Paae AZ> I Dead, 2Cops Injured SYRACUSE. N. Y. (AP) -A gunman described as "very hostile toward society" held a pregnant woman and her baby hostage today in an apartment nouse where another man was shot and killed, police said. "He's absolutely 100 percent serious so serious that if anythmg goes wron~. he's going to kill them," a police sr.okesman said. The gunman, identified as Leroy Cotton, 30, or Syracuse, held the baby boy m front of a wm· dow ltl the second-floor apart- ment and told police the child would be killed if they attempted to flush tum out with tear gas, the spokesman related. Police said the hostages were apparently innocent victims. and did not know Cotton. "He's very hostile toward society in general," said the police spokesman, Rod Carr. He descnbed Cotton as "very intelligent" and said he had a his- tory of family trouble. Property Tax ' Reform, Meet Slat,ed Tonight A public forum on property tax reform is scheduled tonight at 7: 30 in city council chambers at the Huntington Beach Civic Center . Mayor Harriett Wieder, the driving force behind the con· ference, said it will be an effort to bring Sacramento to Huntington Beach. Slate Sen. Albert Rodda, chairman of the Senate Finance Comm1th.>e, will be the keynote speaker. Also on the agenda will be State. Sen. Dennis Carpenter, As· semblyman Dennis Mangers, Mrs. Wieder and Glenn Dysinger, assistant superintendent of the Huntington Beach Union ffigh School District. Daily Pilot Editor Thomas Keevil will be moderator of the panel. Members or the League of Women Voters will participate in the conference. Mrs. Wieder said she hopes con- cerned citizens will fill council chambers to capacity. "Ir they don't come out, it will show they reaJly don't care about taxes," she said . Mrs. Wieder said she noted frustration and anger on the part (See PROPERTY, Page Al) """""-Disaster on High Seas Flames and smoke billow from the leak- ing oil tanker Hawaiian Patriot about 320 miles west of Honolulu. One crewmen was killed and 38 others were rescued by a nearby merchant ship. The vessel was carrying about 28 million gallons of crude oil from Indonesia. Central Park Sale Eyed Few Visit Huntington's 'White Elephant' Huntington Beach City Council members have taken official steps to explore the takeover or sale of the city's Central Park to Orange County for a regional park. The Central Park has been plagued by poor attendance and Porter New Chief Of HOME Council Mark Porter has been elected president of the HOME Council ~n Huntington Beach, succeeding Lloyd Granger. Other new officers elected this week include Lorraine Faber, first vice president; Tom Livengood, second vice presi· dent; Bob Riedesel, treasurer and Dave Carlberg, secretary. was termed a '"white elephant" by Councilman Ron Shenkman who complained about the lack of activities. Starr members from the city have been talking with aides of Supervisor Laurence Schmit con· · cerning the proposed takeover Assistant City Administrator Richard Harlow said today that it is still too early to tell if the county would agree to purchase the 270-acre property or Jnerely to take it over and operate it. Harlow said the city has en· countered problems in maintain· ing the park. He pointed out that when the park was purchased with a $6 million bond election in 1969 it doubled the size or park acreage. He added that nothing was done to increase the man power to maintain it. "Maintenance may not be suf ferinJ! but it is paining a little," he said Harlow satd the city has s~nt nearly $10 m11hon on acquisition and development. Shenkman and others have complamed that tt).e, park orrers little to attract ana hold the at- tention of visitors. lie said he believes the county has both the physical and finan· c1al resources to increase ac· tivities. <See PARK, Page A2) Coast Weatb,er 'Doomsday' Doesn·'t Clear skies, sunny and a little warmer through Saturday. Lows tonight in upper 30s. Highs Saturday in upper60s. INSIDE TODAY LONDON (AP> -British coWdedwithanAustralianjumbo uttoloeers were notably quiet to-jet over West Germany. day after the doomsday they The astroloaen did hedge their forecast came and went with no bets, saying that Thursday's more&loomynewsthan usual. plartetary aDpment could set off The stareuers forecast that a train ot disastars in the future 'J'llul'IQy could be a day of major without necessarily producing a catastropbes because the planets calamlCy Feb. M. Uranus, Satwn and Man were Foreian Utrologera bacbd th•· '•quarrethl1.1' .British IOOthaQ"ert tn predicting Tbe1 IUlaested catastrophic trouble. Hrtbquatea. 1Teat firt!t and Carroll tuahter of Hollywood ,political upheaval. There were forecast quak•, fires and other .none flt tbOM alU.ou1ti an oU di.tut.era this w k and "a very 'tanker eXploded lD the PaciOc, ·ar1u tatlve peiiod" for iJl.. • anotbtt n.a into a bride• ln1 dl•ld\Wi. Vlrpu,atl t•penonswere1 .. An ·American. SydneJ killed In a tnln deTaUment bl Jn. .. Om arr. Nld tho llleavemy ctllll. 'dla, Bdibreejetff• DMrbl ml Id.ha 1Dldlate •• . . ·---·-------. feet but indtcat.es a pattern fortbe future. <Om au"• column appears regularly in the Dally Pilot.) Micki Dahne of Miami aald Washinlion was tbe cblef daneer spot, fcillowed. by Florida and Jamaica. She •xPressed concern .aabout Clllt member of .Britain's royel family whom ahe did not Identity. · Italian Lucio J\lbe.rtl believes tbe Jut of Febru'1')' and the be•lmitrit or March wlll be a "very ctanierous ponod bcc:auae Uranus, Satum and Mara have a trtple nqativ UJ)e(t -a Vtll'J ~ODet··· • • ~ fottta.sttroUblc tor J~ c~ .VU . of Arabia • EIY'Pl. "but it does not look bad foe America or England." Nlcbole Vega of France forecast "sensational politicaJ upsets and complications. possibly in connection wltb oil.'· Newspaperman Douglas Or1ill wrote ln tbe London Daily Ex· preaa that Thursday was a terri- ble dq for blm. His 7~pound dog wokehlmupbysittlngoobisface. There were no egfs for breaktost. The car wouldn 'tmrt and he mis- sed the train. He got stuck in an elevator, lost bis umbrella ln a tw. Sol wet ln the rain and wu th n asked to write a story in 30 mmutea OG the Wont Oay In tbO ~ · t«1. cube y,;orld. 1 . PutUng (ogdhcr. an. art eZ!:- hibit require• aldUf from film making to COff • Clf)Qf111il, . ts group of UC lnnu .tt1'defltl 14'0rmd. Stt ~"'71 on. P.age C1 o/ todal/'I lfetlcmn. .· DAit. V PILOT H/F RICHARD OLSoN ·:·spending 'Excessive' . Richard E. Olson. 44, of 1Z702 Palomar St., Garden Grove, ia roamed and bu two teen-aged children, one attending UC Irvine and the other Pacifica High School. Olson is sales manager for Yellow Freigbt Systems in ·'Oranae. Re is ._. incumbent " member of the Mldw.ay City : 'SJ!litarr District, director oo the ·. •jolJlt ~ ror the Or.nge Coun· •ty $.jnitatioft District and a · Gvct.a Grav. re1iident 1ince 19'1. • EcblcatloD~ R6ceived an as· sociate of arts degree frorQ a • Minn~sota junior college, transportation citation from a Corps of Eniineera school in • Virginia. and ia an alumnus of USC with six units needed for a tran5por1.atioo decree. , ,Special Qaallflcatlou: Was : chairman of a community col· : le•e committee that attempted to : annex Garden Grove into the : Cout Community College Dis· trict, an eff~rt which resulted in 60 ~ce:ot of the city being an· , ·nexed. Key lasae in the district: ''B«· ter fiscal control to achie9e bet- ter educational goals. I have seen an excess amount of spending taxwise with a range of 48 to 62 percent of our tax bill going to education. "For instance, there is $22,764 allocated for trustees to attend various conferences. r think the budget should be better directed into the education cycle for ed ucatiooal purposes or materials. With Garden Grove joining the district, and con- tributing more than $2.2 million in taxes, I would hope I would .have au opportunity in directing · how some of that money lS used." , fty are· yoa better quallfied t~an others" : "As a member of the Mldway : City Sanitary Distnct, I helped : reduce the tax rate by more than : 6 cents, and we expect a further : reduction this year. • Are you supported by any or· : ganized teacher groups., : No. but I have the backing of '.the m&Jority of the Garden Grove City Council and County Supef'YiM>n Philip Anthony and : LarryScbmit. E',....PageAI ~PARK ... He srud he hopes to s~ de- velopment ol a recreational com· : plex that will include lighted . baseball diamonds and soccer fields. Shenkman saJd he also vis· · .uallzes development of indoor • basketball courts and activities ' for senior citizens auch as shuf· : · fleboard and lawn bowlina. : : Councilman Ted Bartlett, who · : introduced a resolution Monday : : to begin negotiations with the : ; county, said that Supervisor : ·Schmit seems to think the idea Is : ·worth lookin~ Into. :· --~~~~~~~~~ ......... '. DAILY PILOT ,,,.Or_ CMtll °"'"' ,....,_-. .. , .. _ . . ... _, ......... ~"' .. ..,.._.., ... Or_ . :;:~:=:=~~:...~-e-o:: ....... -lelKll_ ...... _ .. _ , ,.,._ vanev4' ''•''"· $•......_,, v.-..-, ..w ~ !::="'.:.~:rs..-:i;:; I: :;:, .... ~,.~~.:..,. ....... . I ' . . l • .. . .. ' : ~; I ' I, ,H . ~ . 1 ' .. . . '. h .. '· '• ~ ' He Does Homework Worth Keene, 58, of 23816th St., Seal Beach, is married and bas three grown children. Keene. who has been a trustee in the district since 1961, served as Seal Beach postmaster from 1952 until 1972. Edaeadon: Received an as- sociate of arts degree from Taft Junior College, alt.ended courses at UCLA and Long Beach City College. Special Qaaliflcations: "I think my qualifications are ex· emplified by the fact that I have been oo the board since 1961. and that the district, I feel, is one of the m06t outstanding in the na- tion." Key laaae in the district: "The drop in enrollment this year is eoing lo call for some adjustment as far as living within our means because it affects our revenues," Keene said. "Tbere are no easy solutions, we're going to have to go through our total operations line by line lo reduce expenditures." Why are you better qualified than others? "I spend lS to 20 hours a week on college matters, and I've been active in college association work with the state and at the na· tional level. l think I have a pret- ty good grasp or what it's all about." Do yoa have any organized teacher support? "I have been endorsed by the California Teachers Association chapter at Orange Coast College, but I made it plain to them that I would not accept any financial support nor would I, in any way, jeopardize my freedom in mak· mg decisions.·· 1'he Daily Pilot presents profiles of five candidates for two open seats on the Coast Commwlity College District Board of Trustees in the Mardi 8 election. The SS.square-mile district comprises the cities of Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Hunt- ington Beach, Fountain Valley, Westminster, Sunset Beach. Midway City and por- tions of Garden Grove and Seal Beach. Two candidates are seeking office in District 1, which en- compasses portions of Seal Beach, Westminster, Garden Grove and Huntington Beach. Three candidates are vying for a seat in District 5, which includes areas of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Voting, however, is at large, with voters in all five districts casting votes for candidates in District 1and5. There are three holdover members of the board of trustees, who will face voters in two years. Those trustees are Donald G. Hoff, Robert L. Humphreys and William E. Kettler. The two incumbents seek- ing re-election March 8 are Worth Keene, representing District 1, and George Rodda, Jr., representing Districts. lighming Hita Boha Station; P~rSliced A thunderous bolt of lightning struck Southern California Edison Company's Bolsa substa· tioo in Huntington Beach Thurs· day at the height of a rainstorm, knocking out power to about 13,000 customers in the Huot· ington Harbour region. utility company spokesman Jim Kennedy said the llolt from the gray struck 66,000-volt power lines at 12:46 p.m., dis· rupting electrical service for two minutes. The electricity was restored immediately but work crews re· mained on the scene throughout most of the afternoon checking switches, circuits and transformers at the major power installation to determine the ex· lent of possible damage. No dollar estimate or the lightning bolt cost was available today. Final Rites Held For Coach's Son Funeral services weTe held to- day in Huntington Beach for the son of Los Angeles Rams' de- fensive backfield coach James B. Wagstaff. 18, who was k11Jed an a car crash Tuesday night. Rltes were scheduled at 11 a m in the Church of Jesus Chris t of Latter-day Saints HBCopsHold Man Charged With Robbery A bandit suspect who Hunt· ington1 Beach police allege 11 ter ally robbed Peter to pay Paul remained jailed today after hia arrest Thursday nJght in a bar five doors down from a liquor store held up moments earlier. Shannon Shoaff, 23, or 5042 Sp•rrow Drive, Huntington Beach, b held in lieu of $25,000 bail pending bsuance of a com· plaint by the Orange County District Attorney's Office Mon· day. He is accused of robbing Jerry Revord, derk at El Don Liquor$. 416 Pacific Coast Highway, sbortly before 9 p.m., by warning the clerk he had a gun. Orflcers Steve Dutton •nd Jim Bogdanof questioned Revord about the holdup which netted about $:5C> then strolled down the street with • descrlp- Uon of the blUld.lt. Tbe:y wandered throu1h the Capri Bar, 418 Paclftc Coast B.lahway and &n"ested Shoaff, who they userted flt tbe d crlptloa perf ecUy. The 'Suspect, d scrlbed by Revord as 23 to 24 , with a mu1tacbe and mllitll'J·•t1le haircut llJ>d rath Upsy, bad aJ10 reportedly 1 ft the bar n>omentartly. Pollet mo cooftlcatC'd Sbo&!f w catrrtor u eYidence. (Mormon) Huntington Beach Stake Center for the two-year varsity football player. Young Wagstaff, who lived with hia parents at 5732 Serene Dnve, Hwttington Beach, was a defensive back in the 1975 and 1976 seasons al Huntington Beach High School. He was a senior al the Oller campus. Graveside s ervices are scheduled Saturday in American Falls, Idaho . The victim is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James B. W aastaff: sisters Cary Lee and Genie! Jean, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Bennett, of Idaho. Wag.staff was a passenger in a sports coupe driven by a buddy, Martin J . Murphy, 18, or 1716 Bayou Way, Seal Beach, when it was struck broadside on Spr· ingdale Street at Warner Avenue. Murphy remained in crltival condition at Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach today after being transferred from Huntington Intercommunity Hospital . Police said tod•Y they are still investigating ractors in the acci· dent which occurred when Murphy pulled out or a com· merclal center driveway into the path ol a pickup truck . Guards Told Of Gunman RICHARD HAEUSSLER Goals Need Evaluation Richard L. HHussler, 35, of 2144 Vista Laredo, Newport Beach, is a bachelor who has a Jaw practice in Long Beach. He has lived in Newport Beach for nearly three years and has taught business administration at a Texas lD'liverslty, as well as tax classes In Dallas and·a local college. Edacatloa: Associate ol arts degree from Los Angeles City College, bachelor of science degree from UCLA, juris doctor from the Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texaa, ad· ditional graduate work at USC, Loyola Law School, and Southern Methodist Law School. Special Qaallflcations: "I have experience both as a junior college student and teacher. I feel my experiences as a former teacher and attorney give me a broad background. Key issue in the district: "I lo the various competing programs in the district is the most pressing issue facing trustees. We are getting away from the basic goal of junior col · leges lo provide terminal educa· lion, that is, getting students in a job after graduation. And, of course, college continuatlorh" Why are you better qualified than others? "l can't say what their qu'alifications are, but I feel I've had exposure as a teacher and in government service, \n the Air Force in the administration of funds. r have a broad backeround necessary to cope with p~ob1ems facingjuniorcolleges." Do you have any organized teacher support? No. FroaaPageAI LIFE .•. demanded a ransom payment of $250,000 in cash. Scudder look advantage or Wesson's absence to fake a heart attack that caught Sellers off guard. Shoving Sellers to one side after a scuffle in the rear or the van, Scudder leaped from the vehicle in Fountain Valley, ran down the sidewalk and yelled for help. .. Wesson and Sellers were cap· tured the next day in Palm Spr- ings and immediately claimed that Scudder helped them plan the kidnaping in return for a share of the $250,000. The trial jury quickly rejected that defense theory. o.lty_..,,,_ LEFTERIS LAVRAKAS Costs Out Of Li~ Left.eris "Lefty" Lavralras, 57, 354 Broadway, Costa Mesa, is married and bas four children, two of whom remain at home, one enrolled at Orange Coast College and the other attending Cal St.ate Fullerton. Lavrakas is a retired Navy capt•in, a 1943 Annapolis graduate, who bas taught Americanization classes at Orange Coast College. Edacadoa: Recently received doctorate in higher education from Claremont Graduate School, majoring in community colleges. bas a masters degree in political science from Cal State Fullerton and did some post graduate work at Johns Hopkins University while teaching at the Naval Academy in the early 1950s. Spedal Qullflcadons: ••t have trained and educated literally thousands of people while in com· mand of ships in the Navy. I also have a heavy background in community college operations." Key Issue in the district: Operating expenses in the dis- trict have gone way up in the last year. and I'd like to make the system a little more accountable ~o the taxpayer. By running, I think I'm bribging an awareness that there are three colleges and a TV station performing a great service in the district, but I would insist funds that are budgeted be effedively spent. Orange Coast College is not meant to be a yacht club. Why are you better qualified than the others? I am probably more aware of central issues in the district. I work well with people in ad· ministration because or my Navy experience and I can read a budget." Do you have any organized teacher support? No. Medi~ Treat Man After Tire Blowout A Huntington ~each auto agen· cy employe was t,ceated for shock by fire departmen.t paramedics Thursday after a t!re he was in· flating exploded .1'. his face, police said today. The unidentified victim, a worker at Groth Chev~let lnc .. 18211 Beach Blvd., escaped serious injury in the misbae. A LICENSE NOT TO GEORGE RODDA JR. Local Level In Control George Rodda Jr .• 48, of 949 GoldeJU"(>d Ave .. Coron• del Mar, is married and has two teen-aged daughters, both of whom attend school "in the local system," be says. Rodda, an attorney with offices in Newport Beach and Washington, D.C.. bas been a trustee in the district since 1969. Edacatlcla: He bas a Juris doc· torate in law, an honorary doc· torale, three teaching creden· tials from USC. Specl•l QaaUflc:atlons: Has represented more than 1,000 non- profit and public schools and col· leg es as an attorney. Key luae In dlatrict: "The genius of the system is in its ability lo serve and meet the needs of the local populace. Either federal or state infringe- ments on local control provide one more barrier to effectively meeting those needs." Why are you better qualified? "Because of my background and experience, l've been able to grasp legislation at the federal level, resulting in educational benefits for a million and a half veterans. "This legislation bas suc- ceeded in bringing over $6 million in institutional aid lo the community colleges, UC Irvine and Cal Stale Fullerton." Do yoa have any organized teacher support? ··1 have received the endorse· ment or the California Teachers Association." From Page AI PROP~RTY of residents, especially after the recent sharp increases in as- sessed valuation. ''Officials are doing a 1otortalk· ing but they don't seem to be doing much about the tax problem, "she s aid. Mrs. Wieder said that about 4,000 flyers have been sent throughout the community to publicize the tax reform con· ference. "The city will have a chance to play an ombudsman's role in br· inging legislators before the peo- ple," shesald She added that questions will also be fielded from the audience. STEAL- Unfortunately for the general public, there are a lot of people installing carpeting who shouldn't be. Unbelievably, many carpet "contractors" are working unlawfully w1.thout insurance and state licenses. FOR YOUR PROTECTION you should Insist that the people who install your carpeting work for a contractor Who Is INSURED and STATE LICENSED. (He is required by state law to be both.) State licensed contractors have to post a bond Jor your protection. and the very accomplishment of licensing Indicates a degree of competency. The biggest problem in dealing with an unlicensed contractor is that he might be out of business tomorrow. Don't take a chance -call Alden's for reliability, and the best instaJlation around' ' 'I' ,, • .. Ll pL. 70, NO. S6, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY,FEBRUARY2~1n7 TEN CENTS R111ing to Thwart · CalllPUS Selection? By WILUAM SCBREIBER OI ttlt O.U..J f'llel S'Mi The Oran1e <.;ounty Couru;el 's office issued a written opinion to- day that could prevent Sad- dleback CoUeae trustees from re- solving their deadlock over a second campus site when they meet again Monday night. The ruling, drafted by Deputy County Counsel Ronald StenJake. is an expans1on of h1s earller verbal opinion that seemed to clear the way for a decisive vote on the controversial site JSsue during the board meeting, wtuch begins at 7:30 p.m. in the college 1:ymnas1um. The original interpretation or the education code held that because of the death of one trustee and the res1gnal1on of another, the requirements for a I majority vote was reduced from four lo three mem hers of the board. Hut in tus written opinion, Stenlake added an interpretation or the government code section dealing with condemnation of land by public agencies. tr SaddJeback trustees decide to buy a potential stte at Myford Road and Bryan Avenue, they would have to condemn the pro- perty because it lies wlttun an agricultural preserve. Stenlake ruled that no less than a two thirds vote by the depleted, five-member board would be""n!· quired to condemn the Myford- Bryan s1te. That would mean four of the five board members would have to cast their ballots 10 favor of condemnat.Jon action. The lasl time trustees voted on lhe sate is- sue only three board members up supported that location. However, StenJake's opinion makes it possible for a simple majority (three votes) to purchase property that is nol subject to condemnation action. That means that trustees could decide to purchase a s ite at lrvme Center Drive and Jeffrey Road, which was offered by the Irvine Company in January as an alternative to the Myford-Bryan site. Because the Irvine alternative location is no longer in agricultural preserve and has been zoned for development, the simple majonty vote is all that would be required under Stenlake's latest ruling. Brown Offers New School Plan State A ide Tours Irvine P .ushes Overpass Bid By IDLARY KAVE OllN 0.lly ~Uet S1111 The new State Highway Com mission chairman was given a helicopter and automobile tour of the Irvine Industrial Complex Thursday in a bid by Irvine cit:,. officials lo win support for the seesaw Von Karman ovcrpasi. County B us Operatio n Under Fire By GARV GRANVILLE OftlW O•llY "let Sl•lf A union official charged today that Orange County Transit Dis- trict dnvers are bemg forced to drive unsafe buses and to violate tramc regulations But OCTD officials denied hoth allegations and accused the un ion of 1ockeymg for barga1nm~ positions The union spokesman was Ted Wellman. general C'ha1rman of United Transportation l'n1on. Local 19, AFL-CIO At Wellman's side duran~ has attack at a Santa Ana press con ference on OCTD ,polt.c1es was Pete Remmel cxeC'utivt• secretary of the Oranite County Central Labor Council 1AFL CIO > Remmel saut the 1·ounc1I would decide Monday night 1r 1t will ask orsanlzed labor member-. to boycott OCTD ·s buses But Ralph Bnggs. the transit d1str1ct's 1ndu11tr1al relation-; manager. said the union'-; com plalnu were unfounded "It 1s our policy not to put any unsafe equipment on th~ road."' 8nggsaa1d "And when snmt>thinj? ~oes wrong while the buc; 1c; 1n serv1cf' it lS 1mmedlalely pulled out of service ... Briggs added He said he was not full y able to respond to Wellman's charges without more ~pec1f1<' 10forma tion. And when told of one case lh<' union leader cited. Briua said the facts were not correct <See RULES, Pa1te A2) Coa~t Weath er Clear skies, sunny and a little warmer through Saturday. Lows tonight in upper 309. Highs Sattwday inupper80s INSIDE T ODA V Puttbtg togetht'r an art u hibtt requU-u 11alU /rom /ilm moldng to cost al)OJym, .a group o/ UC Irvine 1t~tJ ~al'Md. SH ltory on P.age CI ol todait• Weelce'ndn l•tiex Chairman Herman B1stnn was accompanied by lrvme Public Works Director Brent Muchow and city Councilman John Burton. When contacted today. D1stnn "'ould not reveal his 1mprcss1on of the project site. but explained his v1s1t "as a field trip" to ac quamt h1mst·lf "'1th the area and project plans But Mul'hu~ ~;11d hl' was C'n l'ouraged by H1stri11 s '1s1t :ind said 1t might help the SI I:! million prOjt.'ct "s t'hanl'l'!i on the l'Offi· m1ss1on's March agenda The state has appropriated funds for the pruJCCt. wh1th would add anolht>r north south route throuJ!h Lhc andusln al area by <'Onnecl.mg the two parts Of Von Karman Avenue over the San Diego Freeway. But CaJTrans Director Adnana G1anturco has blocked the pro- 1ect's progress because she does not believe the overpass has ~nough statewide s11;nihcance l rvme city officials and bus1 nessmcn ha~ e repeatedly argued at commission mcetmi::s that the ''' ('rpas~ •~ e~sential to rche' c traffl<' to11~est1on "nh1n the in dustrial complex and that the; believe the) arc entitled lo their c,hare ol state gas tax fundi:. AccordmJ<. to Muchow, B1stnn had an opportunitv to see con~es lion on Ma<'Arthur Boulevard and Jambortt Road even thouJ?h the tour "'as at 2 30 p. m. and not at rush hour "He seemed impressed by th<' level of traffic at that non peak time and also had a chance to see how the entire industrial com- plex 1s tied to~ether and how 1t would benefit b; the overpass ... \1 uchow reported Although B1strm would not rc vi' al whether he suppcirts the overpass. he did say he thinks he can better JUd~e the men ts of the ISttOVERPASS, Page A2l Irvine Board Favors Mobil Says Lawyer By TOM BARLEV Of t11e Dolly PllOt Sloll James Irvine Foundation at tomey Howard Privett teatlfied Thursday in Oranee County Superior Court that his board feels committed to sell its shares in the Irvine Comoanv to the Mobil Corporation. Privett pointed out under ques· tioning from attorney Howard Friedman . who represents Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith, that the Foundabon closed all blddJng for the Irvine Company Dec. 9. At that time. he testified, Mobil was declared the winner because its bid of $281.9 million was superior to those filed by two other contenders. Privett agreed with Friedman that Foundation President Morris M . Doyle recently testified that the Foundation was still willing to consider higher of· (ers than that flied by Mobil despite expiration of the de· ad line. Privett made it cleat' tb~t any attt!mpt by a consortiom headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit developor Allred Taubm1n \o outbld Mobil will meet .,-Ith opposition. Tht Allen-Taubman aroup AD· aoun«d Ulb week lbat lt la pre- pared to top the MobiJ ofter by at CSff MOBU... Page AU A Swinging Spot A couple of Irvine girls found an iron In- dian pal in a little park near the Deane homes in Umvers1ty Park. Carn Page. 7, glances over at Melissa Sicard, 9, to make certain she's doing it right. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Gunman Fre es Two . Hostages Unharmed BULLETIN SYRACUSE, N.Y. <APl -A 11:unman released a tenlfl.-d pregnam teen-ager 'and• her 18· montb-01d son thl,. afternoon after holding them hoitage for more than 12 hours, ponce said. He later surrendered. SYRACL'SE. NY <APl -A ~unman described as · very hostil<' toward soc1t'ty · held a prt>itnant woman and her baby hostage today m an apartment house where another man was shot and ktlled, pohcesa1d .. HE:', ubsolutely 100 percent serious so serious that 1f anything g()('s ~rong. he's going to kill them," a police spokesman said Tht> gunman. 1denllf1ed as Leroy Cotton, 30, of Syracuse. held the baby boy m front of a win- dow in the second-floor apart- ment and told police the child would be killed iC they attempted to flush him out with tear gas, the spokesman related. Police said the hostages were apparently innocent victims, and did notknowCotton. ''He's very hostile toward society In general," said the polfoespokesman, Rod Carr. He descnbed Cotton as "very intelligent" and said he had a his tory offam1ly trouble Two police officers answcnng a trouble call were mJurecl as the siege began at 2 a .m when Cotton tired several round.s throu~h the apartment door, spewing sphn ters at them. Their injuries were apparently not serious, police said Pohce Ctuef Thomas Sard1no. a psychiatrist and a phys1c1an were negotiating with Cotton through the closed door of the apartment. But the only demand the gunman made was for a package of cigarettes Sardino said discussion had been hm1ted to "rcl<'ai:.e of the hostages " The dead man was identified by police as George Sp .. rks Jr . 24, who had a history or 22 ar· rests. most of lhem on charjles of public intoxication and disorder ly conduct. The host .A('P<= •vere tentatively identified by police as Earnine Jones, 19, about five months pre gnant. and her son, Clinton. about 18months. Cotton, formerly of New York City. and the hostages are res!· dents of the apartment building <See HOSTAGES. Pa1e A2> Irvine Plans Three Candidate Forums Three more candidates' nights are planned for hopefuls in the March 8 Irvine school board race, including one tonight and. two next week. To~i·s forum la sponsored · by the .South Coast Republican. Forum and will be1io at 9 p.m. in the Univer.Jty Parle reereaUon center, f l Boeehtrff Lane. AnQt.hc:!r torum ac_heduled lhJs· evenlq, with Unlveralty High Scihool ·~ dent.a, has been can· cellH. r Next a tel forum al 7:30 p.m. ,Tueada:t •l ll cammo Real, Scbbol, •IJOOJOrtd by th Junior &btU Clubof ln1n•. ~ Back us Sa ys McKnight Rap 'Ridiculous' Ten-vear incumbent Sad- cl I e back College Trustee Patrick Backus defended his tenure as a board member and his part1c1pat1on in decisions ' down throu~h the years Thurs- day He was responding to allega- tions b} his March 8 election l'hallenger. Eugene McKnight, that he <Backus > missed a number of meetings dunng the school's early years. when major decisions were being shaped by trustees McKnight contended that many or those early actions have caused problems m recent years for admm1strators and others who weren't even present dunni:? the formative years. According to McKnight. Backus' absences Cver1f1ed with copies of old meetmg minutes> came at a time when the thoughts of a smgle trustee could have changed the course of a decision. "Some learned person once said that hindsight is 20-20," Backus said in response to McKnight's charges. "I would be a hypocrite to say I didn't ever miss a meeting in 10 years but over that time, 1 participated in an awful lot of planning and decisions.'' Backus said. 'Whatever might be said about those early years. I think the school has doae a good job," be continued. ··1 really have no answer to what he <McKnight ) said because it is ridiculous. I don't <See BACKUS, P age A.t> U>untry Music AlbWD8 Stolen Tbleves wlth a taste for country ~k music crept ln\o a Unlverilty Park home in Irvtne and •~e retofd album• worth about '° whJ}e the pccupanta were \lPtttra aleep1nat, lrvlnc l>C)llce said today. The thd\ occurred at the home of Dennis Euael\e Marshall. M, ·or 5012 ~led Manbk}l ~ poUco be and bt1J.roo0\mett.w u~Wtt 1letplna when the tb.C:ft. ... 'tOc*Pt • • Serrano Ruling Stated SACRAMENTO (AP> -Gov Edmund Brown Jr announced a modified five.year $3. 7 -b1lhon proposal today to equalize the money-raising abiht1es of the bulk of California s school dis· tracts. Brown restated his confidence that the proposal will be ap- proved by the stale Supreme Court, even though it falls short of the court's order that the same tax rate should raise substantial· ly the same amount of money for schools throughout California. Past court decisions. he told re· porters. have required the state to do only "what u; reasonable and feasible . . The court was not aiming at mathematical ex· actitudc. "I am very confident this pro- gram will attain a favorablejudg· ment.'' The Democratic governor's proposal was endorsed by state schools Supt. Wilson Riles. ap-parently signalling an end to his falhng out with Brown last year over the veto of Riles· high school reform bill. That bill. providing parent councils and "personalized · in struct1on at each school, 1s tn· eluded tn Brown's school finance proposal. which also extends Riles' Early Childhood Educa· lion program. The state Supreme Court, in its Serrano dec1s1on, ruled that California's school finance system based on lo.cal Rroperty taxes discriminated against dis· lricts with little taxable wealth. The court said districts with the same tax rate should be able lo raise within $100 per child of each other. Brown's proposal. instead. would let <i1stncts with 86 per cent of the students raise within $200 of each other with the same tax rate in the final year of the plan, t981-82. The state would spend Sl.2 billion more on schools than its present $3 billion budget m that year. Because of inflation. the gov ernor said. $100 when the original Serrano decision was issued in 1971 will be worth close to S200 when the plan is completed. · 'ThlS is as close as we think we can come within the political boundanes of the state," said As· semblyman Leroy Greene (D· Sacramento), who will introduce Brown's blll in several weeks. Nevertheless, the measure Is expected to meet resistance Crom "high-wealth" districts like San Francisco. which would have to share some of their property tax revenue with low-wealth dis tricts. Under the plan, the top 15 per- cent or dJstricts In wealth, woulc.l have to contribute to a slate pool (See PIAN, Page A2) Air Base Remembered During World War 11, thousands of pre-flieht. cadets poqred ln\o the San- ta Ana Anny Air Bue, site or today's Oranf e County Fairground• n Costa Mesa. Ta mark the 3Sth an- niversary o f the old mlllt~ inslallatlon, the Costa Meu Historical Socle\y la havin1 a celebr a- tion Saturday night 1n the fair1round'1 recreation baU. To &ive an ~oa of what th•day th Ufeoheadet • 'fraa llli:e.; Odlta Kesa City Attome1 R.Oy June re- mlDl.I P Bt tOday. Dell• ~ '""' ...... SCHOOL VOLUNTEER C.thy Larkin (Editor's Note -Thia la the fl/th cmkle bl. o .nc1 o/ ~ it*h the 10 candidate• ~ /or hDo ~n uats on the lroiM Urufkd School Board. The elecUon tt Mcrch .8.) ByllllARY KAVE OI ... Delly l'ltet Stall Cathy Larkin agrees with the open enrollment policy in the Irvine Unified School Dislnct, but sbe believes most parents are not aware the policy exists. "Parents in this district just don't know what alternatives are available, even though many are offered.'' said Mrs. Larkin, 40, a housewife who has served as a school volunteer in Irvine schools Rocky Threatened In 'Bircher Plot' CAMDEN, N .J. (AP> - Recorded conversations between a self-styled John Btrch Society "hit team" leader and two un· dercover Secret Service agents outlined a plot to assasssinate former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller last July, possibly with the help of an FBI agent. Eighty minutes of conversa· tions. alleged to have taken place last June between Robert Dufala and agents Michael Maddaloni and Margaret Flanagan, were played for a federal court jury Thursday. : It was the third day of Dufala's :trial on charges of threatenmg to :kill the then vice president. . "Okay. We 're taking :Rockefeller out, all right, on the iSecond, lh1rd or fourth," the jury heard. The reference. said the pro- ~ecution, was to July 2, 3, and 4 The statement was made by Pufala. prosecutors said · Asst. U S. Alty Thomas .McKay said in his opening statt' ment to the court Tuesday that the Secret Service had not 1den t1fied other persons as being in· .volved and did not know if there was a plot involving others to F ront Page A J 'RULES ... carry out the assassination. In another part of the recorded conversations, the voice 1den- lified by the prosecution as Dufala 's said he knew an FBI agent in Washington who was en· thusiastic about a plot by a supersecret faction of the John Birch Society to kill Rockefeller, then-Se<:retary of State Henry Kissinger, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and then-Ambassador to the United Nations Daniel Moynihan. On the recording, Maddaloni said, "What?" "He's a fed, but he wants in. He's as enthusiastic as anybody,'' the voice Identified u Duf ala said. The supposed agent's identity was not revealed in the record· mgs. The recording added, "He bas come to me and they've got their own little things going on down there in D.C." Later in the recording. the Dufala voice said of the FBI agent, "1 would like to have him on the team because of his ex· pertise -and we can use his <:redentials. Ha ha." Dufala, 39, a day care school owner from Williamstown, is charged with making the threats three days after he lost a June 8 Republican congressional pnmary election. sincel972. Mrs. Larkin believes parents bbould be well informed and a}. lowed lo send their children to whichever schools appeal most to them. And. she thinks busing sbould be provided to any school. "We have open enrollment. but It's actually only on a space available basis. I think we should make space available for whichever schools parents want," she expl&l.lled. Mrs. Larkin, who is currently attending classes at Saddleback College. agrees with the priorities as lusted in the budget. "But we don't seem lo be spend.mg money m those areas. They're switchJng categories and there's little accountability. Some areas, like instructional supplies, are running low," she main tamed Mrs. Larkin said that many parents of high school students, Iroine Board Okays $6,500 SowuI System The Irvine City Council has de· cided to make its decisions perfectly clear. The council this week agreed to spend $6,500 to purchase a sound system for the city chambers at city ball. Council members voted to transfer that money from the city's contingency account lo the non-departmental equipment ac· count. City aides were instructed to seek bids. According to a report by Ad· mlnistrative Services Director James Harrington, the current sound syatem was built for the old council chambers at Town Center. He said it is not adeqt.ate for the new chambers in the new building on Jamboree Boulevard. · According to the report, an ideal system would cost about $18.000, but city aides believe an adequate system could be purchased for $6,500. A new sound system would pro- vide better sound quality within t he coWtcit chambers, plus allow better audio reception for cable television viewers watching at home, Harrington said. lnclud.1ne herself. have had to buy workbooks for their ctuldren to supplement textbooks. ''The district should be pn>Vid· rng those workbooks, but they're noi." she asserted. Mrs. Larkin said she believes innovations are eood for district schools as long as they ate handled as tearrung tools to sup plement basics •·Every school should hav• basics ra.rst and then whatever else," she commented. Mrs. Larkin hves at •861 Flagstar Circle wilh her husband, Edward. and four children. One child has already graduated from University High and the others are still attending University High and Gr~entree Schools. Mrs. Larkin bas served on the district's budget advisory com- mittee, school advisory forums, PT A groups, fact hty planrung committees and been a volunteer in Irvine schools since she moved lo the area five years ago. Fro111P~AI OVERPASS project now that he's seen the area. ''This was the first time I've been in the Irvine area and it was helpful," said tbe Eureka resi· dent. The next commission meeting is March 17·18 in Simi Valley. Ci· ty officials and businessmen from the Greater Irvine In- dustrial League plan lo attend and re-argue their point. Bistrin hopes a decision can be reached at that meeting, but pointed out that two more highway commissioners re· signed this past week, bringing the total or new commissioners to four. There are seven members on the commission. "The new ones may need more time to study the issue," he said. Dell't f'llM M.tl l'1let*> GIVEN LIFE TERMS IN SCUDDER KIDNAPINQ Ricki Dale Seflera •nd Wiiiiam Rudy W•N on Scudder Kidnapers Get Li/ e Sentences By TOM BARLEY Of-Dallyl'l .. ISIAll Convicted kidnapers William Rudy Wesson and Ricki Dale Sellers were sentenced to life in prison Thursday for their abort- ed abduction of potato chip heir ,John H. "Jack" Scudder of Newport Beach. Unmoved by last minute pleas for clemency, Orange County Superior Court Judge Richard Beacom refused to prescribe anything but the maximum term for Wesson, 45, of Tustin and Sellers, 21, of Hermosa Beach. Defense attorney Michael Quigley pleaded in vain that his two clients be sent to the s tate's Chino facility for a diagnostic study before being shipped to prison. And Judge Beacom refused lo take any action that might have made Sellers, who is Wesson's brother-in-law, eligible for a re- duced prison term under the youthful offender's classifica- tion. Quigley said he will file an ap· peal with the Fourth Dislnct Court of Appeals in San Bernardino today. IC 1t ls denled his two clients will become eligi- ble for parole in 1984. Scudder, who listened to the sentencing sesston with obvious interest. commented outside the courtroom : "They got what they deserved" Judge Beacom recalled while Quigley was pleading for leruen· cy that Scudder, 64, was "given a rough lime" and lost several teeth dunng the kidnap attempt last Aug. 19. Wesson and Sellers grabbed the son of Laura Scudder of potato ch.Ip and peanut butter fame. as he left his dentist's of· ftce and pushed him into a wait· mg motor home. Wesson later left Sellers alone tn the van with Scudder while he went orr to telephone the victim's wife. Mrs. Valerie Scudder and demanded a ransom payment of $250,000 in cash. Scudder look advantage of Wesson's absence to fake a heart attack that caught Sellers off guard. Cella Trial Halted F ront Page Al MOBIL ... By Lawyer's Illness Evans, 32, should be barred from their pending trial. least $1 million if Judge James F. Judge is prepared to consider their offer. OCTD's assistant generlfl manager Jim Reichert also de· med that dnvers are expected to drive unsafe buses and violate traffic regulat.Jons U.S. Panel to Seek Testimony in an Orange Coun- ty Superior Court pretnal hear· ing that began last August was temporarily halted Thursday because of the illness of Dr. Louis J . Cella Jr. 's lawyer. Judge Wtlham C. Speirs agreed to delay the motion for a suppression of evidence until March 24 when defense attorney George Chula explained that he m usl undergo open heart surgery March2. Both men face trial on lZ1 felony counts stemming from al· legations that they siphoned an estimated $2 million from hospitals controlled by Cella. Privett told Friedman that if Judge Judge re1ects the current Mobil bid the Foundation would then be prepared to consider new bids, including the Allen· Taubman offer, for its 54.5 per· cent conlrolhng anterc:.l an the Irvine Comapany. The prov1s1ons of the Federal Tax Reform Act of 1969 compel the Foundation to dispose of its Irvine Company holclmi::s. Reichert said that until a few weeks ago complaints from drivers were rare. He did indicate that the umon m1J!hl be reacting to ··an educa· t 1onal process we 're gorng through." He saJd that in its rapid growth the transit d1strn:l had promoted personnel into superv1sorial posi- t.Jons "Now we're going through an educational process resulting in more consistent apphcation of pur rul~s and regulations," Reichert said "That mi~ht ap. pear to be some kind of a har- dening of policy hut 1t isn't It is just ~eekm~ cons1st1>ncy and a stronger management stand- point .. Retcht>rt denied that OCTD'~ r,,ute schedult"> force drivers to break speed limits to meet de· mands 'It might ht that ind1V1dual drtvers who fall behind schedule might speed up,· Rl'tchert said "But that·!I not our policy and we have provisions for relief when a schedule ts disrupted," tie added. Wellman s11d the purpose of \he press conference wa!I to in· fo r m the public of OCTD's management polki~. The labor leader said the union members are concerned CJrimarlly with public safety and blamed management rather than OCTD's board of directors for what he said are OCTD's opera· Uonal sbortcomlngs. DAILY PILOT =-~~:::r.::i:::=~= C:-.1 ...... l"'"'t'--,,,_ ....... -... -·--•Y IM-~ ... C...lo .-.. -............ _ ....... /-, •• ,_ Vatl•f. lt•m. • ......._._ V•....., _.. \--ll-ON•I ........ ,...._, .... -,, -·-~, .... ,.,,. --, ... "" ........ _.....,. ..... " "' ,. -.. , w....c:.a.-.C>ll--._ .. _ ---let'"~ ~ ........... , .... _.~ ,,_,_ ... , ... MIAs in Vietnam WASHINGTON CAP) -An Amencan delegation beaded by United Auto Workers President Lt'onard Woodcock will travel to Vietnam in mid-March lo seek an :iccounting of Amencans miss· mg in that country, the State Department announced today. Spokesman Frederick Z. Brown said a parallel objective of the five-member commission will be to discuss with Viet· namese authorities the possibili· ty of estabhshmg more normal relations with Hanoi. Brown said the United Stales is also m contact with Laos tn hopes of arranging a s1m1lar v1s1t lo that country He sa.Jd there has been no com· municat1on with Cambodia because the prospects for cooperation with that country are "not encouraging." The remaining members of the F roM Page A J BACKUS. • • have to jus tify what I have done." Backus went on to say, "Some people like to live in the past but I live in the present and look to the future." The incumbent trustee, al odds with McKnight over the selection of a secood campus site to serve Irvine and Tustin portions of the district, defended his position. Backus favors a site at Myford Road and Bryan Avenue selected by trunees last fall. McKnight wants the district lo accept an Irvine Company alternative off~ of a location at lrvlne Center Drive (Moulton Parkway) and Jeffrey Rold. During bis press conference Wednesday. McKnight urged the depleted college board to postpone its act.Ion on the second campus until after the March 8 election, when the two vacant board seats will befllled. But Backus sald be sees no re- ason to wait because the declslon ls tor the cun-ent board to make. Two oth«' trustees aUpod w1Lb Backu.s the la.at tJme tbe lsaue came to a vote but, because Truatee James M arshalhru sW1 alive, tour votes we.re ueded to comprlaeam$rity. M araball died two wteb aio. prom~ns an Oranie C~unt1 Oouuel" ruUna tbat tbe m9'1Gn· ty vota nquinment bad been re-du_ecd to three. commission will be sel ected later. It was understood that no U S. executive branch officials will be chosen as members. There are about 2,550 missing Amencans in southeast Asia, all but 800 of which have been declared dead. The 800 are listed as missing in action, although a special House committee recently reported that there is little hope that any of the MIA.s are still alive. Of the 2,550. about 560 are miss- ing in Laos, 80 an Cambodia and the remainder in Vietnam On the campaign trail, Carter said that. i( elected, he would send an American delegation to Hanoi to see if progress couJd be made on obtaining a full account· mg of m1ss10g Americans. He called the Ford administra- tion's inability to make any headway on this issue "an embarrassing failure." Vietnam has insis ted on get. ting U.S. reconstruction aid as a precondition for cooperation in accounting for missing Americans. F,...PageAJ HOSTAGES and Sparks lived In a house nearby, police said. Police were not able lo remove Sparks' body from the building until shortly before noon, more than nine hours after he was shot. Police said Sparks was hit 1n the head by a !!hot from a .22· caUberrlfle fired thrQu~h a wall. "He knew exactly where this i'UY was and they were carrying on a discussion.•• Carr said. Sarcllno aaid Cotton w a1 armed with at least one .22-caliber rtne. t'Nm Page .41 PLAN ••• tO be nicllJtrtbWld to poorer dh· lrlcta. • Controvental propoeala that. ln effect, would hav eUmln.ted, tho politlca.1.11 popular Mentally OUt.ed M1nCri prc>CJ'am and in· cNued eootrlbaUciDS t.o their penalon protr am went dtopped. Judge Speirs. rt>luctant to de· fer a motion that he wants lo see concluded within the next few days, agTeed after Chula p~otesl· ed that his heart conc1Jt1on 1s pre· Jud icing Dr. Celia's cai:.e Judge Speirs assured the Costa Mesa lawyer that he had been adequately fnlfllling his defense duttes. But Chula produced a letter from his d.octoi; which points out that Chula ls undergoing great strain and possibily preJudic!ng future surgery by remaining tn the courtroom at this hme. At issue In the current hearing is the defense motion that evidence the prosecution plans to use against Cella. 52. and former Mercy General Hospital ad· ministrator Stephen Robert Both men were convicted on related charges in Los Angeles Federal Court last June. Cella was sentenced to five years m prison and Evans drew a one- year term. Both men are free on appeal. Chula and Judge Speirs have repeatedly crossed swords in the courtroom in recent weeks over what the judge has condemned as time wasting tactics employed by the defense. He has accused Chula of call· ing witnesses whose testimony contributes nothing lo the de· fense case and of mounting what he bas described as "fishing ex· peditions. '' Defense attorney Keith Munroe will take over from Chula Monday with the argu· ment of a motion charging the district attorney's office with dis· criminal.Ory prosecution of Cella and Evans. A LICENSE NOT TO The Foundation had agreed to sell 1tb shar<':. to M obi! for $200 million two years ago when Mrs. Sm 1th took lee al action that halt· ed the sale to the oil company. Her intervention has raised the value of Irvine Company shares from $24 a s harc in 1974 to the $33.50 a share represented by the Mobil offer. Mrs. Smith argues that" the Irvine Company 1s worth much more than th<' $281.9 million of· fered by Mobil. The granddaughter of James Irvine n argues that the com· pany would sell for a much higher figure if Mobil was not dominating Lhe market place dis· couragmg competitive bidding. Mrs Smith holds a 22.4 percent stake in the Irvine Company. Testimony m the trial that began five months ago will re- sume Monday. STEAL-. Unfortunately for the general public, there are a lot of .. people inst~tling carpeting who shouldn't be. Unbelievably, many carpet contractors are working unlawfully without insurance and state licenses. (J FOR YOUR PROTECTION you should Insist that the people who Install your carpeting wort< for a contractor who Is INSURED and STATE LICENSED. (He is reQuired by state law to be both.) State llce.nsed contra.ctors.have tc;> post a bond for your protection, and the very accomplishment of licensing Indicates a degree of competency. The biggest problem in dealing with an unlicensed contractor Is that he might be out of business tomorrow. Don't take a chance -call Alden's for reliability, and the beat installation around! DEN'S ,.,.~ ... r: iiisiiilatioii: ·custom draperies linoleum • vJOOCI floor ,663 ,LAC!NTIA AVENUE • COSTA MtSA. CAUP. 92627 • PHONE 6A6-'838 -6.t6-235S ' Ll • ' ' . VOL. 101 NO. 561 _.SECTIONS, .0 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 19n !Utera n :Y.stoeks TEN CENTS 'Bircher' .. Plot Against Rocky Bared CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) - rded conversations between 1olf-atyled John Birch Soclf!ty team" leader and two un- over Sec-ret Service agents CJ9tlh1ed a plot to assassinate former Vice Pre.aident Nelson llotkefeller last July, possibly with the help of an FBI agenL Eighty uunu~ of conversa- tions, alleged to have taken place last June between Robert Dulala and agents Michael Maddaloni -4 Margaret Flanagan, were played for a federal court jury Tbunda.Y. It wu the third day of Dufala 's trial cm charges of threaten.lna to kill the then vice president. "Okay. We're taking Rockefeller out, all right, on the second, third or fourth," the jury heard. The reference, said the pro- secution, was to July 2, 3. and 4. The statement was made by Dufala, prosecutors said. Asst. U.S. Atty. Thomas McKay said ln his opening state- ment to the court Tuesday that tbe Secret Service bad not iden- tified other persons as being in- volved and did not know if there was a plot iJ)volving others t.o carry out the assassination. In another part or the recorded conversations, the voice iden- tified by the prosecution as Dufala's said be knew an FBI agent in Washington who was en- thusiastic about a plot by a supersecret faction or the John Birch Society to kill Rockefeller. then-Secretary or State Henry Kissineer, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and then-Ambassador to tbe United Nations Daniel Moynihan. On the recording, Maddaloni said, "What?" .. He's a Ced, but he wants in. He's as enthusiastic as anybody," the voice identilied as Dufala said. The supposed agent's identity was not revealed in the record· ings. The recording added, "He bas come to me and they've got their own little things going on down there in D.C.'' Later in the recording, the Dufala voice said or the FBI agent, "I would like to have tum on the team because or bis ex- pertise -and we can use tus credentials. Ha ha." Durala, 39, a day care school owner from Williamstown, Is charged with making the threats three days after he lost a June 8 Republican congressional primary election. The rovemment recording was made in Dulala's home a few days alter Maddaloni wa.s in· troduced to Dufala as a veteran assassin who could obtain weapons and devise a plan for the plot. the prosecution said. Moni, Tot Held Police Fear for Hostages Pipeline Progresses Heavy equipment for construction of the $5.3 million Aliso Water Management Agency outfall moves onto Aliso Beach in South Laguna. The 48-inch concrete pipe will extend 8,000 feet into the ocean and dispose of 42 million gallons of treated o.11'1 PUot SIMI P"°lo sewage effluent dally. Work will take as long as a year, however, most beach ac- tivity will be completed by July and con- struction will then take place from a barge moored off shore. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SYRACUSE. N.Y CAP > A gunman described a s "very hostile toward society" held a pregnant woman and her baby hostage today m an apartment house where another man was shot and lulled, pol ice said. "He's absolutely 100 percent serious so serious that 1f anything goes wrong. he's gomg to kill them," a police spokesman said. The gunman, identified as Leroy Cotton, 30, of Syracuse, held the baby boy an front of a wm- dow in the second-Ooor apart- ment and told police the child would be killed if they attempted to flush him out with tear gas, the spokesman related Police said the hostages were apparently innocent victims, and did not know Cotton. "H e's very hostile toward society in general," s aid the police spokesman. Rod Carr. He described Cotton as "very intelligent" and said he had a his- tory otramily trouble. TwopoUceoUicers answering a trouble call were injured as the Air Base : Remembered l During World War II, I thousands or pre-flight Deadlock Hangs on Site cadets poured into the San- ta Ana Army Air Base, site 1 of today's Orange County l Fairgrounds in Costa ! Mesa. ·Opinion: CampUJJ Location Vote Needs Differ , ~-To mark the JSth an· -niversary or the old military installation. the 'Costa Mesa Historical ' , Society is having a celebra- '" tlon Saturday night in the IM fairground 's recreation ' MJ\all. T To give an idea of what e day in the life of a cadet as like, C05la Mesa City A toroey Roy June re- m 1.sceson Pege Bl today. By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Ott• Dally~-, .... The Orange County Counsel's omce issued a written opinion to- day that could prevent Sad- dleback College trustees from re- solving their deadlock over a second campus site when they meet again Monday night. The ruling, drafted by Deputy County Counsel Ronald Stenlake, is an expansion of his earber verbal opinion that seemed lo c.'lear the way for a decisive vote on the controversial site issue during tbe board meeting, which , ckus Responds ·To Candi.date's Jab ' Teo-vear incumbent Sad- d\e back College Trustee Patrick Backua dereoded his telure as a board member and 411 participation in decisions down through the years Thurs-day .. He was responding to allega- Coast . Weatb.er lions by his March 8 elecbon challenger, Eugene McKnight, that be (Backus) missed a number of meetings dwing lbe school's eaTly years, wbeo major decisions were bein& ahaped ~ trustees. McK.night contended that maay of tbosee#ly actiou have caused problems hi recent years for admini$traton and others who weren't even preient during the formative years. Accordin1 to McKnicht. Backus' abeences (verified with copies ol old meetine minutea) came at a time wbea the tboupts of a sin&Je trustee could have changed the course of a deciaim. begins at 7:30 p.m . m the college gymnasium. The original interpretation of the education code held that because of the death of one trustee and the resignation of another. the requirements for a majority vote was reduced from four to three members of lhe board. But m his written opinion, Stenlake added an interpretation or the government code section dealing with condemnation of land by public agencies. If Saddleback trustees decide to buy a potential site at Myford Road and Bryan A venue, they would have to condemn the pro- Tot 'Improving' After SC T11mble An 18-month old Laguna Niguel girl who fell from the top or San Clemente High School stadium wu reported "very ,..uch im- pnwed" today at San Clemente General Hospital following sur- gery earlier this week for head injuries received ln the 30-foot fall. Danielle Hosselet of 25331 Hugo Road, fell from the home side bleac.bera to asphalt pavement Sunday during a soccer match at the hi.lh school atheltic field. Autborlties said they do not know bow the child happened to fall. perty because 1t hes within an agricultural preserve. Stenlake ruled that no less than a two lhitds vote by the depleted, five-member board would be re- quired to condemn the Myford- Bryan site. That would mean four of the five board members would have lo cast their ballots in favor of condemnation action. The last time trustees voted on the site is- sue only three board members up supported that locallon. However, Stenlake's opinion makes il possible for a simple majority (three votes) to purchase property that is not subject to condemnation action. That means that trustees could decide to purchase a site at Irvine Center Drive and Jeffrey Road, which was offered by the Irvine Company in January as an alternative to the Myford-Bryan site. Because the Irvine alternative location as no longer in agricultural preserve and has been zoned for development, the simple majority vote is all that would be required under Steolake's latestruling. P888age Pressed WASHINGTON (AP) -United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young Is urging Congress to act swiftly on a bill to ball import&· tion of Rhodesian chrome. IAlgtma Winter E'esti1'al siege began at2 a .m. when Colton fired several rounds through the apartment door, spewing splin· ters at them. Their injuries were apparently not serious, police said. Police Chief Thomas Sardino, a psychiatrist and a physician were negotiahng with Cotton through the l'losed door of the apartment. But the only demand the gunman made was for a Off Dana Point package of cigarettes. Sardino said discussion had been limited to "release of the hostages.'' The dead man was identified by police as George Sparks Jr., 24, who had a history of 22 ar· rests, most of them on charges of public antox1callon and disorder- ly conduct. The hosta~es were tentatively (SttHOSTAGES, Page AZ> Water Spout Seen Off Southern Coast You name it -lightning, thunder, power outages. ram, hail, wind, snow and, orr the coast. or Dana Point, a 1,000 foot. high water so spout -it was all part of an wiexpeded storm that passed through Orange County Thursday, paving the way for a sunny weekend. The Orange Coast weekend forecast calls for sunny skies with highs about 66 degrees, lows about 42 and winds gusting lo 25 miles her hour Union Flays OCTDDriver Safety Rules By GARY GRANVILLE OI tlle DallY PllelSlall A union official charged today that Orange County Transit Dis- trict drivers are being forced to drive unsafe buses and to violate tramc regulations. But OCTD officials denied both allegations and accused the un· ion of jockeying for bargaining positions. The union spokesman was Ted Wellman, general chairman of United Transportation Union. Local 19, AFl.rCIO. At Wellman's side during h1s attack at a Santa Ana press con- ference on OCTD policies was Pele Remmel, executive secretary of the Orange County Central Labor Council (AFL- CIO ). Remmel sald the council would decide Monday Diehl if it will ask organized labor members to boycottOCTD's buses. But Ralph Briggs, the transit district's industrial re lations manager, said the union's com· plaints were unfounded. ''It is our policy not to put any <See RULES. Pa&e A2) The two-day storm which weather forecasters failed lo pre- dict dumped 1.21 inches of rain on Newport Beach .. 57 in Hunt- ington Beach, . 71 inches in Costa Mesa and .85 inches in Dana Point. At Dana Point, Harbor patroJmen spotted what they described as a "good-sized" water spout about a mile and a haU ofrshore at 10:30 am. Thurs- day. Patrolman Ray Kaye said the spout ·was a well·defmed funnel cloud, about 1,000 feet high "It didn 't seem to move much," he said. "It s tayed around out there for about 15 minutes before a rain squall moved in and broke it up." Heavy rain squalls tore through the central part of the county, starting about 7 a.m Thursday, bringing brief torren- tial ram, hail, lightnin~ and thunder. Surface streets were flooded, visibility was poor and the California Highway Patrol re- ported more than 30 fender bender accidents. A power outage was reported al 12 :46 p.m. at Huntington Harbour when lightning jolted two 66,000-volt Edison lines. blacking out 1,630 customers for two minutes. Also, two transformers. were hit by lightning, causing brief outages in hair a hundred Santa Ana homes. The ocasionally heavy rain kept harbor patrolmen at Dana Point, Newport Beach and Sunset Aquatic Park buy busy pumping rainwater from scores of boats to keep them from sink- ing at their moorings. But a new high-pressure ridge similar to those that have caused the prolonged California dry spell was taking shape to the north over the Paciric. Clear skies, sunny and a , little warmer tbrouah ~ Saturd~. U>wa toolght in ~ upper 308. Hi&bl Saturday ~ in uppereos# • "Some learned penon once said tbat blndat&bt ii 20-20,'' Backus said in re•poue to Mc~'•eharlea. ''I woald be a ~te tos., I (8eeuaro8,~eAZ> Weekend Events Listed Heel Nabbed In Stomping ATLANTA (AP> - Police say they•ve nabbed the fear1ome Foot Stomper, and the streets of Atlanta are safe a&ain for lemalepedatriam. l•tlex Kida' Dog Show Planned in Lagana. Sneral weekend events are scheduled Saturday and SQDday as part of the Lacuna Beach Winter Festival. SaturdaJ a. the opening day of a t.-.Weotend doubles tenols tournament played at Laguna Be.ch Hiib School and lrvioe Bowlcoaru. The competition, open to tbe pubUc, ii sponsored by the clty1 recreatJoa department and con-· tlnues Suridt.Y ao4 oo Mareb 51 and8. otbeirev Saturday: hutneboard tournament. bred 11>1teh tor tropbles . ••arded f>i t.be Lalun• Beach Shum ~c..Qub. ~t. Jlelaler Parta2~ • • ·-. ( bit the wav. at 8 a.m. at Oat Street Beach and 10 until s p.m. There'• a late afternoon awards pre1enta\ioo. --Old Fashioned Bathlnf SUtt Contest. Local Jude• wU &Ive. awards for Roaring Twenties 1wimsuits worn at Main Beach. Juryina ls at 1 p.m... -A•man Marine Corps Band playa bJmna and tunes at the Irvine BoWJ at l p.m. a.ad qaial at2:10p.m. --Jeny Burns and his Dt.x-. land Baad repeat al U.. festival 1roundsfromlp.0>. to4p.m . -Tbe. Ltiu• Beacb Friends of the Ubra17 bolt a reeepUoa at P.Qbllalwd autborl, at 3 p.m. oo .-c val . • . Tbe pol.lee bad been look· lng for a YOUD.I man who made a habit ol usine the heel of his platform shoe on women'• r.et. OoeJ victim had to be treated at a hospital. On Thursday, an un- de.reover aaent sPOtted a man ltomplng the left foot of a woman.at a street cer· ner. He '#81 ldeirtlfled 1 u Ge.-r:c• Mitchell, 28, ·of llWshvute, Tali=, wu cliaraect with . bat· ·~tneonn 12 to 15 fOQt ltolQptnp. police •ald. ( ~ . . . USC 47 PHIUP ROSMAB.IH Ot .. Delly ~ ......... South CouAty atreet drunks with no place to go shouldn't ahuy1 end up in jail, says La1uaa Beach Police Chief Joo Spara. Sparkl and La1una Beach Mayor Pbyllll Sweeney will ap- pear before a meeting of the Oruge County Alcoholism Coun· ell Monday to arpe for re· bud~~ f4 a lout:b county d&- toxiflcation center aa ao aJCematfve. Last fall the Alcobollam Coun- cil approved the concept of a south county-center which would complement a metropolltao center in Santa AnL It had the bacttni of lanr en-f orcement, including Sparks, San Clemente Police Chier Mel Portner and Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates. Candidate Points To Service Record (Editor'• Note -Thia.article u OM ot a .mu profiling tta. eight can- dldatu lftkmg three seat• on the Laguua Beach Unified School D&s· tricl board. A nmth candldale whose TJame wcU.QWNr on the March 8 ballot,. Kau Hunter, ha$ tDflhdravm from theconun.J ByPRIUP ROSMARIN Ot .. 0 .. 11, l"ti.tlt•tt Bruce S. Hopping, founder and director or the one-man Kalos Kagathos Foundation, cites a 15-year record of achievement in city and schools participation in Laguna Beach. The 60-year·old Lagunan says he is wtiquely qualified to serve on the board of education because be is a "financially in· dependent, private citizen free of the encumbrances imposed by family, business and social ob- ligations." Hopping has been a regular at- tendant at school board meet· ings, rarely letting one pass by without a suggestion for change or a new program. Hopping is a righter for what he views as a ~ense of citizen con· cem, superior school administra- tion and mot.Jvat1on of students. He said he admires a balanced curriculum of academic and physical training and would like to reproduce the ancient Greek formula in Art Colony schools. Among school programs Hop· ping has backed are marine sur· vival, gymnastics and beach phys ical education programs, the abolition of corporal punish· ment and the hinng of the high school's first athletic trainer. He ia against tobacco smoking and for instruction in sound dietary habits. Hopping wants education to re· turn to emphasis on basic -and O.lly l'llet SI.at! ...... RECIPE FOR CHANGE Candidate Hopping marketable -skills. To assure the district's fman· cial health, Hopping says, the school board needs to give more attention to the details of the an nualbudget. Comparison studies with other districts should be made to dis· cover other possible means of raising money for Laguna schools, he says. Alternatives to tax monies to improve the quality of education he lists are imaginative use or tourist tax dollars, and creation of a talent pool of professionals lo the community who would lend their knowledge as para. teachers, similar to paramedics. Fro-. Pag~ Al TRANSIT RULES ••• unsafe eqwpment on the road," Briggs srud. "And when something goes wrong while the bus is in service 1t is immediately pulled out of 1ervice,'' Bnggs added. He said he was not fully able to respond to Wellman's charges without more specific tnforma lion. And when told or one case the union leader cited, Rnggs said the ract.s were not correct. OCTD's assistant general man ager Jim Reichert also de· nied that dnvers are expected to drive unsafe buses and violate traffic reguJutaons Reichert said that until a few weeks ago complaints from driven were rare He did Indicate that the umon might be re;1cUn~ to "an educ a· E',....PageAJ HOSTAGES Identified by police as Eamine Jones, 19, about five months pre- gnant. and her son, Clinton, about 18 months Cotton, formerly of New York City, and the hostages are resi· dents ol t.be apartment bullding and Sparks lived ln a house nearby, police said. O"ANOl COAST L/IC DAILY PILOT t10nal process-we're going through " He said that in its rapid growth the transit district had promoted personnel mto supervisorial posi· t1ons "Now we're going through an educational process res ulting in more consistent application of our rules and regulations," Reichert said. "That might ap· Pear to be some kind of a har- denmg of policy but it isn't. It 1s Just seeking consistency and a stronger management stand· point." Reichert denied that OCTD's route schedules force drivers to break speed limits to meet de· mands. "It might be that individual drrvers who fall behind ltChedule might speed up," Reichert said. "But that's not our policy and we have provisions for relief when a schedule is disrupted," he added. Wellman said the purpose of the press conference was to in· form the public of OCTD's management policies. Tbe labor leader said the union members a r e con cerned primarily with public safety and blamed management ralhertban OCTD's board of directors for what he said are OCTD's opera· tional shortcomings. Fonims Slated For Candidates In CUSD Race Candidates in the March 8 Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict and Saddleback Commwtity College District trustee eJectJont will air their views at two meet· ings next wed. . Tbe League of Women Votm or the Capi.ttrano Bay Area ls sponsoring candidates forums Monday in San Clemente and Tuesday In Laguna Niguel. Both sessions are •~heduled for 7:30 p.m. Moaday'a meeting will be at Las Palm8" Elementar1 ScbooJ, 1101 CaJJe Puente, Tuesday's moenn1 at. Crown Valley Elementary School, 29292 CroWn Valley Parkway (at. .Adelanto Drive>. Leaaue spokesman Wilma Bloom 1&1d each candidate wW rn•k• an ope.ulaJ 1t&temtnt. Caadktata al.lo will bHe aJlll)le tlm• to nsl)()nd to WrtU4ID ...-tiom from the ptl.blic, 1Jit 1aJ4.' • The proposed slx-bed center1 was given a lt.art.-up budjet ol $75,000. A contract went to bid, a COil• tractor was selected and the pro- ject was in the process of site selection. Dana Point, near the aouth county sberilr's aubstatlon and midway between Laguna Beach and San Clemente, was considered an ideal spot. But, Sparlts said today, "We round out. just a few days ago· they intend to pull the rug out rrom under the program ... Although the detoxiflcation program was supposed to &et UO· der way next month, budget cuts recommended by county mental health staff include deleting the south county center, funding only · the Santa Ana center to serve the whole county. Sparks said because or the dis· tances from south c;ounty areas, the Santa Ana center, for prac- tical purposes, would be unusa· bletothem. "We wouldn't be able to u.se it because of transportation pro- blems," Sparks said. "There is no way," he said, ••that any of us can afford to transport drunks picked up in the streets to Santa Ana. It's just im- possible. "lt would take anywhere from an hour and a half to two hours - longe r t han that for San Clemente. "We just don't have the man- power. None of us do." Sparks said, "There are 190,000 people in the south county. with our share of alcoholics -those who live in the area and our seasonal crop. That's a lot ofpeo. pie to be disenfrancbising from a necessary service." The ctuef, who initiated the Tipsy Tax1 service in Laguna Beach as a service to intoxicated residents who are taken home in· stead of to jail, said he thought the budget problems could be worked out. Shuffleboard Chief Dies In Laguna Funeral service for Franklin J. Pamperin, president or the Laguna Beach Shuffleboard Club, will beheld at2p.m. Satur- day at the Neighborhood Con gregational Church in Laguna Beach. Mr. Pamperin died Wednesday. He was 73. Mr. Pamperin was president of the Pampertn Cigar Company in La Crosse, Wis. for 54 years and came to Laguna Beach two years ago on his retirement Officiating at the service will be Rev. Ronald Krasthorpe, dean of the California Lutheran College and the deceased 's son, Rev. John Pamperin, who is af. filiated with the United' Church of Christ and campus miruster al UC Davis. Bunal will be at Pacific View Memonal Park. Mr. Pamperin is survived by his wife, Mildred of Laguna Beach; daughter , Francie Fisher of Arlington Heights, Ill.; son, Rev. Pamperin of Woodland, Calif; sister, Mrs. J ohn Halberland of Milwaukee, and three grandchildren. Arrangements are under diree· t1on of Sheffer Laguna Beach Mortuary. SJC Group Picks Officers Marilyn Williams has been r~ elected president of the Capistrano Community Affail"'S Council of San Juan Capisano. Other 1977 officers are Shjgeru Klnshita, vice president; Elmer Christiansen, secretary; a nd Roland O lsen, treas urer. Edward Chermak, Al Arps and Randv WUliams were also elect- ed to the board.of directors. The Community Affairs Coun· cil holds quarterly meetings, with guest speakers addressing issues of local interest, said Mrs. Williams. Additional information on the orgamzauon is available by calling Mrs. WUHams at 495-1035. Forum Slated At LB School Candidates for the March 8 1cbool board elect.ion ln L.iuna Beach will meet in a questloo- &nd·auwer fOl"\lm at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the La1UDa Beach. High SChool aud.ltorium. , Candidates are James and Mira HoeoJa. Bnact Hopplq William tcentJe, Raymood Lawson, 14lobael Ooouto, Marylyn Pauley ad incumbent Mlcbul Sqar. A nifttb eandfdate wbOH name wUl appear Oil t.bt balliJt; ICt)' RQnttr, Witbdl".JWD ftoOftl the conteittarthNO bOltd pOttU • Att4ftie7 WUllim M. WlkOua lt f Ot"UJ21 m0da1tor • Disaster on High Seas Flames and smoke billow from the leak· ing oil tanker Hawaiian Patriot about 320 miles west of Honolulu. One crewmen was killed and 38 others were rescued by a nearby merchant ship. The vessel was carrying about 28 million gallons of crude oil from Indonesia. Firemen to Burn Hotel Kill 2 Birth: Teach Claases, Clear Area By JACK CHAPPELL Of IM O.tly l'llM $~ In Ray Bradbury's novel "Fahrenheit 451," firemen took their titles literally. They started fires. San Clemente firemen soon will too, laying the torch to the old Resort Motel, 625 Avenida Del Mar, recently bought for $230,000 as part of the city's pier area redevelopment. Built in 19C8, the 16·unit motel is to be demolished by Easter Week, thefU'Stfull week in April. Fire Chief Ronald Coleman, who presided over the burning or the old Lariat Motel earlier this month, is in charge of demo· Fr0"' Page A I BACKUS RESPONDS • • • lltion o( the oceanfront. units as well. Cb.ief Coleman will use the ru- ing of the motel as a college level class to be run in conjunction with the stale fll'e marshal, the State Department of Education and Santa Ana Community Colle~e. Two classes will be offered, an arson and bomb unit school con· ducted by the state fire marshal's office, and a fire con- trol class for which patticipants can earn college credit. Chief Coleman said by setting didn't ever miss a meeting in 10 election, when the two vacant controlled fires in the units, years but over that time, J board seats will be filled. fi!'emen can learn under life-like participated m an awful Jot of But Backus said he sees no re-conditions emergency methods planning and decisions," Backus ason to wait because the decision of fire attack and control. said. 1s for the current board to make. Firemen from throughout the "Whatever might.be said about Two other trustees aligned with state will be invited to those early years, 1 think the Backus the last time the issue participate. · school has done a good Job," he came to a vote but, because The demolition of the motel bas continued. Trustee James Marshall was still been subject to a host of ap- "l really have no answer to alive, four votes were needed to provals from many agencies in· wha't he (McKnight> said compriseamajority. eluding the Coastal Commission because it is nd1culous. I don't Marshall died two weeks ago, and the Environmental Protec. b t · if h J h t' o c l lion Agency. doanvee ... o Just y w at, ave promp mg an range oun Y Coleman said he finally has all Counsel's ruling that the maJon· Backus went on to say, "Some ly vote reqwrement had been re· the reqwred permits for the pro- people like to hve in the past but 1 duced to three. ject. An exact date for the burn d J k th has not yet been set. ~u~~:~.~e present an 00 to e San Clemente firemen current- ly are salvaging all materials The incumbent trustee, at odds SJ . Ch h with any value from the motel in· with McKnight over the selection eeper8 ID llrC eluding the tiles from its roof. of a second campus site to serve Chief Coleman said he doubted Irvine and Tustin portions of the Get Cots in J aiJ the structure had any historic district, defended his position. value, other than as a "historic Back\.18 favors a site at Myford Two men arrested Feb. 11 in obstacle to a view of the ocean." Road and Bryan Avenue selected Laguna Beach on suspicion of City Manager Gerald Weeks by trustees last fall. McKnight buralary and possession of said plans for the acre and a wants the district to accept an d,_ngerous drugs have pleaded quarter of land occupied by the Irvine Compaby alternative offer guilty to lesser charges of wt· structure generally provide for of a location at Irvine Center lawfullodging. redevelopment as off-street Drive (Moulton Parkway) and Police had found George Nash. parking and commercial. Jeffrey Road. 23, who listed his address as However, Weeks noted there is During his press conference Dallas, Tex., and Michael Ran· increasing feeling on the city Wednesday, McKnight urged the dolph Roe. 20, described as a council for maintaining the area depleted college board to transient, sleeping in a Laguna as park.like open space once the postpone its action on the second Beach church. Both were sen· undevelopment 1s performed by campus until after the March 8 tenced to five days in county j31J the firemen ___ _ ...=.::=.::.!:..:::;._:::,_:_ _____________________ ~ A LICENSE NOT TO STEAL- Unfortunately for the general public, there are a lot o~. people inst.~lling carpeting who shouldn't be. Unbelievably, many carpet contractors are working unlawfully without Insurance and state licenses FOR YOUR PROTECTION you should insist that the people who install your carpeting work for a contractor who is INSURED and STA TE LICENSED. (He is required by state law to be bOth.) State licensed contractors have t? post a bond fOf' your protection. and the very accomplishment of licensing Indicates a degree of competency. The biggest problem In dealing with an unlicensed contractor Is that he might be out of business tomorrow. Don't take a chance -call Alden's for reliability. and the best installation around! 1663 PlACENTJA AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CAllf. 92627 • PHONE 646-038 -6~6·135S .. Saddlehack EDITION VOi.:.. 70, NO. 56, .C SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1977 fteraeoa N.Y.S&oeks \ TEN CENTS 'Bircher' Plot Against Rocky B1:1red CAMDEN, N.J. CAP> - Recorded conversations between a self-styled John Birch Society •'bit. team" leader and two un- dercover Secret Service agents ouWned a plot to assassinate former Vice President Nelson Rodcef~er last July, possibly with the help of an FBI agent. EiOty minutes of conversa- tions, alleged to have taken place la.a~ June between Robert DutaJa and agents Michael Maddaloni aod Margaret .F1anagan, were played ror a federal court jury Thursday. It was the Uurd day of Duf'ala's trial on charges or threaterung to loll the then vice president. .. Okay. We're taking Rockefeller out, all right, on the second, third or fourth," the Jury heard. The reference, said the pro- secution. was lo July 2, 3, and 4. The statement was made by Dufala, prosecutors said. Asst. U.S. Alty. Thomas McKay said in his opetUDg state- ment to the court Tuesday that the Secret Service bad not iden- tified other persons as being in- volved and did not know ii there was a plot involving others to carry out.the assassination. In another part of the recorded conversations, the voice iden- tlfied by the prosecution as Oufala's said he knew an FBI agent in Washmgton who was en· thusiastic about a plot by a supersecret faction or the John Birch Society to kill Rockefeller. then-Se<!retary of State Henry Kissinger, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and then-Ambassador to the Uriited Nations Daniel Moynihan. On the recording, M adda1oni said, "What?" "He's a fed, but he wants in. He's as enthusiastic as anybody," the voice identified as Dufala said. The aupJ>OSed agent's identity was not revealed in the record· ings. The recording added, "He bas come lo me and they've got their own little things going on down there in D.C." Later in the recording, the Dufala voice said of the FBI agent, "I would like to have him on the team because of his ex- pertise -and we can use has credentials. Ha ha." DufaJa. 39. a day care school owner from Williamstown. is cbareed with making the threats three days after be lost a June 8 Republlcan cengresslonal primary election. The government recording was made in Durala's home a few days alter Maddaloni was in· troduced to Dufala as a veteran assassin who could obtain weapons and devise a plan for the plot, the pr05ecuUon said. Mother, Baby Held as Hostages Opinion Offered Campus Site Deadlock Held By WIUJAM SCHREIBER OHllt ()ally Piiot Sufi The Orange County Counsel's office tSsued a written opinion lo· day that could prevent Sad· dl,back College trustees from re· solving their deadlock over a second campus site when they County B~ ()peration I, I 1J Vnder Fire By GARV GRANVILLE Ol IM !»Uy Pllet Statl A union official charged today that Orange County Transit Dis- trict dnvers are being forced to drive unsafe buses and to violate tramc regulations But OCTD ofhctals denied both allegattons and accused the un· ion of Jockeying for barga1rung &)os1tions. The wuon spokesman wru; Ted Wellnifln, general chairman of U111ted Transportation limon. ~al 19. AFL-ClO At Wellman's side dunng his aua.ck at a Santa Ana press con· I fere{\Ce Of\ OC'l'O policies Wa~ Pell! Remm el. executive secretary of the Orani;:e Countv l Central Labor Council <AFL \CJ0>.1 \ Re~el said the council would ~ec1de ~ooday night if at will ask Ofgani%t!d labor members to ~ycott OC'TD's buses. 4Jut Ralph Briggs, the transit dis.tricl's industrial relations m•aeer. said the union's com· plaints were unfounded "It aa our policy not lo put any unsafe equipment on the road,· Bnggssaid. "And when somethan ~ J!oes wrong whtle the bus 1s in serv1C'e it 1s 1mmed1ately pulled out of service," Bnggs added. He ~aid be was oot fully able to respond lo Wellman's charges without mOt"e specific informa- tion. <See RULES. Page A2) Coast Weather Clear .skies, sunny and a tittle warmer through Satw-day. Lowa toniaht in upper 305. Highs Saturday in upper60s. I NSIDE TODAY Ptlltilw 1"'1ftMr an m1 rz· Jdbli r.quirn tlaUa from /Um maldnc1 to co.t mJCJlym, a group of UC IrtJiM 1t~b J.onud. Stt dory on. P.age Cl of todaM'• Wtt~. ' meet again Monday night. The ruling, drafted by Deputy County Counsel Ronald Stenlake. 1s an expansion of his earlier verbal opinion that seemed to clear the way for a decisive vote on the controversial site issue during the board meeting, ~h1ch begms at 7 .JO p m 1n the ('ollege gymnasium. The original mterpretat1on of thj! educ.a~ion code held that because or the death or one trustee and the resi~nation of another, the requirements for a maJority vote was reduced from four to three members of the board. But m has written opm1on, Stenlake added an interpretation of the government code section dealing with condemnation of land by public agencies If Saddleback trustees decide lo buy a potential site at Myford Road and Bryan Avenue, they would have to condemn the pro- perty because it hes within an agricultural preserve. Stenlake ruled that no less than a two thirds vote by the depleted, five-member board would be re quired to condemn the Myford· Bryan site. That would mean four or the five board members would have to cast their ballots m favur of <.•ondemnat1on ac:tton. The last time trustees voted on the site is· ~ue only three board members up supported th al location. However. Stenlake's opinion makes at pass1ble for a simple m a1or1ty <th r ee votes) to purchase property that is not subje<'l to condemnation action. That means that trustees coul<l decide to purchase a site at <See CAMPUS, Page A2) Backus Sa ys McKnight Rap 'Ridiculous' Ten-vear incumbent Sad- d I e back Col lege Trustee Patrick Backus defended his tenure as a board member and his participation in decisions down through the years Thurs· day. He was responding to allega- tions by his March 8 election challenger, Eugene McKnight, that be (Backus) missed a number of meetings during the school's early years. when major decisions were being shaped by trustees. McKnight contended that many or those early actions have caused problems in recent years for administrators and others who weren't even present during the formative years. According to McKnight. Backus' absences (verified with copies ol old meeting minutes) came at a time when the thoughts of a single trustee could have changed the course or a decision. ••Some learned person once said that hindsight is 20·20," Backus said in response to McKnight.'• cbataes. "I would be a hypocrite to aay I dtdn 't ever mw a mef"l.ln1 in 10 :reau bat over that time. l partidpated in an awful lot of planning 4lnd decisions," Backus Hid "Whatever might be said about th0te early )' ara, I thlnJt tbo (8"8ACKUS, Pa e AJ) A 1'1usit!al Morning A total of 2,500 stadems and residents of the Saddleback Valley h eard two concerts Thursday given by the Orange County Youth Symphony Five Saddleback stu- dents participated in the concert. includ· mg, at left, violinist G1g1 Sindoni. of La Paz Intermediate School, and right. cellist Kris Hensch of .El Toro High. The con· certs were held in the gymnasium of El Toro High Cella Hearing Halted ·Lawyer's Illness Po1tpones Court Action Testimony in an Orange Coun- ty Superior Court pretrial hear· Ing that began last August was tern porarily halted Thursday because of the illness of Dr. Louis J Cella Jr. 's lawyer Judge William C Speirs agreed lo delay the motion for a suppression of evidence until March 24 when defense attorney George Chula explained that he must undergo open heart surgery March 2. 1 Dead, ·2 Cops Injured SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) -A gunman described as "very hostile toward society" held a pregnant woman and her baby hostage today in an apartment house where another man· was shot and kllled, police said. "He's absolutely 100 percent serious -so serious that 1£ anything goes wrong, he's going to kill them," a police spokesman said. The gunman, 1dentified as Leroy Cotton, 30, of Syracuse, held the baby boy in front of a win· dow in the second-floor apart· ment and told police the child would be killed if they attempted to flush him out with tear gae, the spokesman related. Poll~ said the hostages were apparently innocent victims, and did noUmowColton. ''He's very hostile toward society in general," said the policespokeatnan, Rod Carr. He described Cotton as "very intelligent" and said he had a has- tory off amily trouble. Two police officers answering a trouble call were injured as the s iege began at2 a .m. when Cotton fired several rounds through the apartment door, spewing splio· ters at them. Their injuries were apparently not serious, pohce said. Police Chief Thomas Sardino .. a psyctuatnst and a physician were negotialUlg with Cotton through the closed door or the apartment. But the only demand the gunman made was for a package or cigarettes. Sardino said discussion had been limited to ··release or the hosta~es.'· The dead· man was identified by police as George Sparks Jr , 24, who had a history of 22 ar- rests, most of them on charges of public intoxication and disorder- ly conduct. Tile hostages were tentattvely identified by police as Eamme Jones. 19, about five months pre- gnant, and her son. Clinton, about 18 months. Colton, formerly of New York City. and the hostages are resi- dents of the apartment building and Sparks lived in a house nearby, police said. Police were not able to remove Sparks' body rrom the building until shortly before noon. more than nine hours after he was shot. Police said Sparks was hjt in the head by a shot from a .22· caliber rifle fired through a wall. "He knew exacUy where this guy was and they were carrying on a di$cussion," Carr said. Sardino said Cotton was armed with at least one .22-calit>er rifle. Five-year Plan . Broun Cites School FumBng Jud&e Speirs, reluctant to de-- fer a motion that he wants to see concluded within the next few days. agreed after Chula protest- ed that his heart condition ls pre· JUdicing Dr. Celia's case Judge Spears usured lhe Costa Mesa lawyer that be had been adequately fulfilling his defense , du ti ea. Air&ue Remembered During World War 11. thousands or pre-f1ight cadets pouNd into the San· ta Ana Army Air Base, sile of today's Orange County Falr1rounda to Costa SACRAMENTO (AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. announced a modl!ted fave-year $3. 7-billlon propoea) today to equalize the money-railin& abilities of the bulk ~ California's school dis lrlcts. · Brown restal«t' his conndence that the pro_posa1 wlU be ap- proved by the state Supreme Court, even tboueh. it raU1 short ot the COUJ'l's ordtr \hat the aa.,.e tu rate should ratse 1ubatantiaJ-lY t.M same 1mouQt ol moaq, tor achoob tbrou&bcJul California. Past court deciaions. be told re- portera, have required the at.ate to do only "what u relll<lftable and feasible . . . The court was not aimln& at mathe.natlcaJ ex· actitudo. "1 am vtty tOnndeat lh1s pro. .gram wtn atuln a CaYonbloJw.ti· mat.'' Ttae Democratic covemor's proppeal was endoraocl by ·atate 1cb0:0la Supt. Wlllou au~ ~Pparintly ~DC an eDd to his . f ll wtth" Bro"n lut ,year• (8M PLAN, r a,e.U) But Chula produced a letter from his doctor which poin1.a out that Chula is undergoma sreal strain and posaibUy preJudJclna future surgery by remainlnt in the courtroom at thia time. At iuue ln the current bearin1 ia the defense motion that evidence the proeecutlon plans to 1.4se apinst Cella, 52, and former Jrlercy Gen«al Hoapital ad· ralniatrator Stephen Robert Eva , », lbould be barred frott> t.beir pendt.QI lriaJ. Both· meo f~e wt-.1 on t.rl relMtt:""ta inc rtom al•, lt1• tbat .tP1t9oed an HU mated $2 1Dl\Uon, from. <leeCELl.A. Pace Al) <I Mesa. . . . To mart the C,tb•'an· nherur1 of tA old mllltu'1 inatallation, the Cotta Jrleaa. Historical Society ls havtne a celebra tiOD Sa~_,-ni&bt in the fairground'• recreation ball. · To live an fdea Of wbat tbe day.in the lifaof a cadet wu lib, Colla M•• Clty Attorney Ao1 June re· ID P Bltoday • - AZ DAIL'( PILOT SB (Editor's No(e -Thia '-OM J1l 4 ttTWI of pro/UU on th~ · J J • odtue ccnd'4ote1 /or the Sa.ddl1bock Vollq UnI!Ud School DUtrfd &ard of Edtaeatfon. Two of the fio• t~ ...at. will be /Ukd dunno tMMarch.l~J By IAVBJE KASPER OUM o.lty .. llotlt'"" Warren Kessler promises he will operate "totally free or anybody" ii be is elected to the Saddleback Valley Unified School District Board or Educa· Uoo. The two-year resident of Mis· sion Viejo emphasized that he baa not sought campaign con- tributions from anyone ~ause "I just don't want to be a rubber stamp for anybody." He objected that the teachers are contributing to candidates' campalgns. "The union wants the power in the district and they're wilhng to pay for 1t," he argued. Kessler, 45, said it "frosts" him to see people spendmg large amounts ol money to get elected to public office. '1They owe somebody something," be said. "I just really detest those kinds of things." Kessler owns a carpet clean· ing service buL he also is a licensed private investigator. He said he found that a coun· cilman in Los Angeles, where he lived before he moved to Sad· dleback, was given a reduced FrontPageAJ PLAN ••• over the veto of R1les' high s<..hool reform bill. That bill, providing parent councils and "personalized" in· struction at each school, is m· eluded in Brown's school finance proposal, which also extends Riles• Early Cht.ldhood Educ•· lion program. The state Supreme Court, in its Serrano decision, ruled that California's school finance system based on local property taxes discriminated against dis· t.ricts with little taxable wealth. • The court said districts with the same tax rate should be able to raise within $100 per child of each other. Brown's proposal, instead, would let distncts with 86 per· cent of the students raise within $200 of each other with the same tax rate in the Cinal year of the plan, 1981-82. The state would spend $1.2 billion more on schools than its present $3 billion budget in that year. Because of lnllat.ion, the gov· ernor saJd, $100 when the origmal Serrano dec1s1on was issued m 1971 will be worth close to $200 when the plan is completed. • 'Ttu.s is as close as we think we can come w1thm the political boundaries or the state, .. said As· semblyman Leroy Greene (D- Sacramento), who will introduce Brown's btll m several weeks. N evertheJess, the measure is expected to meet resistance from "high-wealth" d1str1cl5 like San Francisco, which would have to share somf' of their property tax. revenue wtth low-wealth dis· tricts. Under the plan, the top is per- cent of d1stnc.-t!\ 10 wealth, would have Lo contribute to a sta~ pool to be redt.stnbuted to poorer dl.s· tncta Controversial propos~ that., in effect. would have elJminaled the politic.-ally popular Mentally Gifted Minors pro1ram and m· creued teacher contributions to their pension pro1ram were dropped. Amalrik Received PARIS (AP) -Exiled RuaaW\ di11ident Andrei Amalnk, sei.aed Wedneeda.y oullide the pl"ftiden- tial palace in an abortive attempt to meet Preaident Valery Giscard d'Eata.in1, met for 90 mloutea Tbunda)' with majority legal at.on ln the Senate. • J DAllY PILOT ,,,.o.-c ... • a.ii.,....__..._ .. _ 4111W ........ ~ •• ..--... ~ o.M•-· ...... ~ ...... -. ... c=.i::..::.~~~~·= . .:...~~· lell"I Y•l .. y. lt•I"•· ) .... t••O· v.-... 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"They can be corrected quick· ly with tbe proper train.mg but there's nothlnl bert!, .. be sald. He 1aid "lt's really something t.bty abould have in the schools." On another wue, Kessler said be la totally opposed tot.be qen· cy sbop which teachers are •eek· ing. Teachers who refuse to join the association or pay a fee for the association's representation in neeotiatioos would be fired, be said. Because some of these teachers are eood and have been wltb the district for years, he believes, lt is "about the mOISt sutp1d tblng I've ever beard of!' ll•il,.._ ........ 'NO RU88ER STAMP' Candktate KeHter ( Piiot Logbook J CUSD ~rUstee Raps Spending BJ ANNE COOPEB Of•• Delf'f Pltllktllf CAPISTRANO VNlnBD School District trustee William Thompson of Mission Viejo got a lltUe bot underlbe collar this week at the way fellow truatees were proposing to spend gift money. Jn December the Mission Viejo Company presented the Capistrano diatrlct with $'76,000, to be used at the school board's dlacreUon for enhancement of .Miulon Viejo schools. With his background, be said, he will be .;i.ble to check things and "not just take everything at a face value." He said be will look closely at warrants and building coovacta. U.S. Panel to Seek Tuesday, as trustees perused a list of spendlng priorities, Ted Kopp of Capistrano Beach suggested that items on the list which happened to be in MJs. saon Viejo could be paid for Wlth some of the Mission Viejo Company gift money. Thompson disagreed, arguing that lbe purpose of the company's gift was to acquire what would not normally be paid for out of the district's general fund. But, Kessler said, bis ~year· old son is another reason he 1s mterested in the school board. MIAs in Vietnam "I hate to piddle away these gi~ monies," he said. "I don't thin.It it's COOf'H His son, be explained, has a visual perceptual problem . He said he's been told that 40 per· cent or all children have simlliar problems. But, he objected, teachers don't know how to han· Frons Page AJ CAMPUS ••• Irvine Center Drive and JeUrey Road, which wu offered by the Irvine Company in January as an alternative to the Myford-Bryan site. Because the Irvine alt~mattve location is no longer 1n agricultural preserve and bas been zooed for development, tbe simple majority vote is all that would be required under Stenlake's latest ruling. 3 Plead Guilty SAN DIEGO (AP> -Five former officers or Local 8 of the International Laborers' Union of North America have pleaded guilty to charges or misusing a $27-million union trust fund. Sen· tencing was set for March 28 !or Robert Audia, Rosende Cota, Robert Von Willer Jr., Willer's father and John Haning. WASHINGTON (AP) -An American delegation headed by United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock will travel to Vietnam m mid-March to seek an :iccountmg of Amencans miss- ing Ill that country, the Stale Department announced today. Spokesman Frederick Z. Brown said a parallel objective of the five-member commission wtll be to discuss with Viet· namese aulbprities the possibili· ty or establishing more normal relations with Hanoi. Brown said the United States is also in cont.act with Laos in hopes or arr~e a similar vlsit to that country. He aaid there has been no com- m u n lcatlon with Cambodia because tbe pro~pects for cooperation with that country are ''not encour.,mg.'' The remainlna members of the com ml salon will be selected later. It wu understood that no U.S. executive branch officials will be chosen as members. There are about 2,550 missing Americans in southeast Asia, all but 800 or which have been declared dead. The~ are listed as missing in action, although a special House com mlttee recently reported that there is llttle hope that any of the MI.As are still alive. Of the 2,550, about 560 are miss- D a na Point Area W ater Spo ut Seen Off Southern Coast You name 1t lightning, thunder, power outages, rain, bail, wind, snow and, ore tbe coast ol Dana Point, a 1,000 foot· high water so spout -it was all part or an \Dlexpected storm that passed through Oranee County Thursday, paving the way tor a sunny weekend. The Oranae Coast weekend forecast calls for sunny sides with highs about 66 degrees, lows about 4.2 and winds gusting to 25 miles her hour. . The two-day storm which weather forecasters failed to pre· diet dumped 1.21 Inches of rain on Newport Beach, .S7 In Hunt- lnitoo Beach, . 71 inches in Co5ta Meaa aod .as inches ln Dana Point. ,,,.... Pltflft AJ BACKUS ••• 1cbool baa d<me a good Job," be continued. At Dana Point, Harbor patrolmen spotted what they described as a "good-sized" water spout about a mile and a balf offshore at 10:30 a.m. Thurs· day. Patrolman Ray Kaye said the spout was a well-defined funnel cloud. about 1,000 feet higb. · "It didn't seem to move much," he said. "It stayed around out there for about 15 minutes before a rain squall moved ln and broke it up." Heavy rain squalls tore throuah the central part of the county, starting about 7 a .m. · Thursday, bnnginr brief torren· Ual rain, hail, lightning and thunder Surfec~ streets were flooded, vlllbillty was poor and the California Highway Patrol ~ ported more than 30 render bender accidents. F,....PageAJ "I really have no anawer to what he (McKnight) utd because it is ridiculous. I don't have to justify what I have CELLA done." • • • Backus went on Lo say, ''Some hospitals controlled by Cella. people like to live in t.he past but l Bot.b men were convicted on live in the present and look to the related charges in Los Angeles future." Federal Court last June. Cella The incwnbent trustee, at odds was sentenced to five years in with McKnipt over the selection prison and Evans drew a one· or a second campus site to serve year t@rm. Both men are tree on Irvine and Tustin portions of the appeal district. de!ended his poelttoa. Chula and Judge Speirs have Bactus favors a aite at Myford repeatedly crossed swords in the Road and Bryan Avenue selected courtroom tn recent. weeks over by trustees tut fall. McKnight what the judge has condemned as wants the district to accept an Ume wulini tactics employed Irvine Company altemaUve offer by the defense. of a location at Irvine Center lie has accused Chula of call· Drive (Moulton Parkway) and ine witnesses wbose testimony Jeffrey Road. coatribut.et nothing to the de- Durtng his press conference fenae e.ue and o( mounting what Wednesday, MrKnlght urted the he has desmbed u "fishing ex- d eplcted colle1• board to peditions." postpone Ill action on tho ~d Defense JttorD<'Y Kftith campus until after the MU'cb 8 Munr6e wltl take over from elecUon. when the two ~acant Chula Monday with the argu. board seats will be fllled. ment ol a mod on charging the 8ut hchs 1&ld be 1ees no re· dlatrlct attomey '1 office with dis· ason to wait bee!au.se the decision trtmlnatory prosecution of Cella la for the C\lrl'ent board to make. and Evans. Two other trusteeS allped with Munroe tald the tbnaat of his Backus the lut time Ute tnuo motion for dlsmtesa1 b that Cella c:a.me to a vote bat"· becauae and EYam ar. befna tried ln Tnlatee Jama Manbau WU IUU Supe:rtor Cow\ OC cbllgu 11fbfch alive, lour votes wen needed to brou1ht their conviction in comprise a m_,oritJ. federal court. . Manball died two •Mb aco, 'Thia ldnd ot lhlnl ii unbard prompUn• an OraD.10 · CaUnly cl," Muara. ted. "Bow Oovuel'I naUn1 tbat die ID$ri· rou1 um. can yoca cry a cW • t1 .ca Nq\drlmcm:t had bHDft' daat ft.fr '81tralb the daoeaeo I •am•.auecaUGna?·· ing in Laos, 80 in Cambodia and the remainder in Vietnam. On the campaign trail, Carter said that, if elected, he would send an American delegation to Hanoi to see if progress could be made on obtaining a full account· ing of missing Americans. He called the Ford administra- tl on' s inability to make any headway on this issue ''an embarrassing I Allure." Vietnam has insisted on get,. ting U.S. reconstruction aid as a precondition for cooperation in accounting for missing Americans. Fro91PageAI RULES ••• And when told of one case the union leader cited, Briggs saJd the facts were not correct. OCTD's assistant general manager Jim Reichert also de· nied that drivers are expected to drive unsafe buses an<S violate traffic regulations. Reichert said that. until a few weeks ago complaints from drivers were rare. He did indicate that the union might be reacting to "an educa· lional process we're going through.'' He said that in its rapid growth the transit. district had promoted personnel into supervisorial posi· lions "Now w'!'re going through an educational process resulting in more consistent application of our rules and regulations." Reichert said "That might ap pear to be some kmd of a har dening of pol icy but it 1~n 'l. It 1s just seeking cons1!>lency and a stronger management stand· point. ' Reichert denied that OCTD'o.; route schedules force dnvers lo break speed limits to meet de· mands. . ''It m.lght be that Individual drivers who fall behind schedule might speed up," Reichert said. "But that's not our policy and we have provisions for relief when a schedule is disrupted,·' he added. Wellman said the purpose of the press conference was to In · form the publlc of OCTO's management policies. The labor leader said the union members are concerned primarily with public safety and blamed management rather than OCTD's board of directors for what he said are OCTD's opera- tional shortcomings. riOlt ., Supt. Jerome Tbornsley said that no donor can require the school district to spend gilt mooey only ln certain areas of the district. He said the Mission Viejo Company mere!r requested that. the money be spent. at the trustees' discre- tion, on schools located in the planned community. "We do have a moral obligation to try to honor their re· quest," Thornsley said. "Besides, if we don't, they aren't likely to be so generous ln the ruture." *** N<YI' ALL DONORS are corporations. Jack and Sheryl Riddle of Mission VieJo donated $150 for a tree at Capistrano Valley High School, scheduled Lo open in their community next fall. Tbe Riddles won the money in the Mission Viejo Christmas lighting contest. Their decorations, including a tumbleweed snowman, won first pnz.e for thetr home at 27251 Galvez Lane. Julie Riddle will be a sophomore at the new high school next year. Her mother said Julie's only reservation about attending another new school (It's her third new school since the Riddles moved into the Capistrano school district) was, "Oh no, no grass, no trees again!" The Riddles have told the school principal, John Smart, they want the district to purchase any tree that will blend with the landscaping. "We hope people will think next Christmas to buy living Christmas trees, which they can donate lo the school ~r the holidays," said Mrs. Riddle. · .. . . TIUS WEEK'S RAINFALL was welcome to the parched ground. but it was a headache to California Highway Patrolmen responsible for protecting drivers passing through the Saddleback Valley on the freeway. A rain-related accident involving a Mission Viejo woman and a natbed truck in Irvine snarled northbound traffic so badly that it was backed up to Mission Viejo Wed· nesday. It also caused another senes of accidents on the El Toro stretch of freeway. In all, the CHP had more than 30 freeway crashes that day, most of them on the Santa Ana Freeway. This prompted one CHP officer to observe that "Soulhem Californians will never learn to drive in the rain -but then again, they still haven't learned to drive when it's sunny, either." Scudder Kidnapers. Get Li/ e Sentences By TOM BARLEY Qt "'9 o.lly Pll .. Staff Convicted kldnapers William Rudy Wesson and Ricki Dale Sellers were sentenced to life m prison Thursday for their abort· ed abduction or potato chip heir John H. "Jack'' Scudder of Newport Beach. Unmoved by last minute pleas for clemency. Orange County Superior Court Judge Richard Beacom refused to prescribe anything but the m aximum term for Wesson, 45, of Tustin and Sellers, 21, of Hermosa Beach. Defense attorney Michael Quigley pleaded in vain that his two clients be sent Lo the state's Chino facility for a diagnostic study before being shipped to prison. And Judge Beacom refused to take any action that might have made Sellers, who is Wesson's brother· in-law, eligible for a re· duced prison term under the youthful offender's classilica· lion. A LICENSE NOT TO STEAL- Unfortunately for the general public. there are a lot of people installing carpeting who shouldn't be. Unbelievably, many carpet "contractors" are working unlawfully without insurance and state licenses. 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Mana Saeed OtaJba m~e the sug. 8tttlon in au lntuview wft.b lb• semiofficial newipaper AJ ltJhad two d171 .rte' a fisit to Abu Ohabl by Sa d1 Arablu 00 Mlouter Ahmed 1AJd Y-.ma-nl. wboM priee poller split OPEC at a Oecembrr IDte'tiftl "" o0 ml.mstcra In 0oM. QU&r. . --·-..... ·-····-.. s DAIL V PILOT ,4 9 Readers Pay 7Y Bit.ea Magazine Ada .,, llILTON •OSKowm Tbe ma1u.1ne business has chanced lt med to be that publlabert virtually 1an aw1,1 t.belt magauoes, ~ low-ooet aut.crlpliooa t.o build up h\ll• audiences. wh.icb they tbea "IOJd" to advert.l1tn at to much a bead. All the money waa m~e OP the adver\1.ll.nc aide. TELEV1810N PUT A SEVERE CRIM.P in that tame plan, ret1rtf\i Collier's, Uf• aod Look h'om eo01b1t. A popular network TV program l• so etnctent In dellvert~ an advertiser's messaae to million.a of homes that the mass circulation maguines fouo4 lt wu toutb to compete. The advertising powerhowle that televiaton ls can bo seen in a simple compariaon. All lbe ma1aalna lo the coun. try last year carried advertising t.otalln1 SI.a bUlloo. Meanwhile, the oaUonal networks -CBS, NBC and ABC -carried com mer cl ala lb al broueht in $.'J blllion. Magazine publishers are lucky TV is not a conduit for Money Tree cigarette and Liquor advett.Jsang. With both of these product categories verboten on the tube, thetr advuti!Uli flocks t.o the print media. And if you sometimes think the maaulne you read is loaded with ads for tobacco and booze, you are not rarwrong. ADS FOR CIGARE'M'ES AND UQUOR account tor 42 percent of the advertising revenue or Playboy. But it's not just lbe hedonistic readers of Playboy who are exposed to such a heavy slug of promotion for these products. Newsweek gets Z7 percent of its ad dollars from these sources. nme 26 percent, U.S. News & World Report 24 per. cent, Sports lliu.strated Z7 percent, People 34 percent, New York 42 percent, Psychology Today 34 percent, Ebony 20 percent and TV Guide 17 percent. There are, or course, some magazines that refuse to ac· cept such advertising. Most notable is Read~'a Digest. which ranks fourth in the magazine industry in ldvertlsing revenues (after TV Guide, Time and Newsweek) although it prohibits ads for cigarettes and liquor. The New Yorker will not carry a cigaretle ad but liquor promotion represents 11 percent of its ad revenues. Unable to capture for advertisers the millions of eyes beguiled by television, magazines have turned inevitably to that other source of their income: the readers. The readers are now paying a lot more for their magazines than they used to. YOU STEP UP TO A NEWsg"('AND today to buy a magazine and you can expect t.o pay a buck. lo former days, you could save money by taking a mall subscription. But postal rates have gone up -ror publishers as well as ror us -and the average cost of a subscription to one of the 50 leading magazines is now more than $10. With these two costs -mail vs. single copy -moving closer together. more people are buying their magazines rrom newsstands or racks in supermarkerts. There are 17 publications that have single·copy sales of more than one million. These newsstand !tales leaders: TV Gwde, 12 m11Uon ; Family Circle, 8.4 million; Woman's Day, 8 1 million; National Enquirer, 4 million; Penthouse, 4 million; Playboy, 3.5 million ; Cosmopolitan, 2.1 million; Good Housekeeping, 1.5 million; People, 1.5 million; Hustler, 1.4 million; Reader's Digest, 1.3 million; Star, 1.2 million; Oui, 1.1 million; Ladies' Home Journal, 1.1 million; Midnight, 1 million; Redbook, 1 million, McCall's, 1 million. A word of caution: Those are just the figures for slogle- copy sales. The lop·selling magazine in the country is, ap- propriately enough, TV Guide. It has a total circulation of 20 million. It sells 60 percent of its copies on the newsstands. The No. 2 magazine is Reader's Digest, which has a total circulation of 18 million. It sllll sells more than 90 percent of its copies through maal subscriptions. Punch "Y ou·r~ ll'ff Thur.day lrom lunchtime until tbfl ulea mf'f'ting at lhre.. We could 1lot your Nl'v•&&a b,...JcCS.•• l•t.e that ,.riod." Rights Groups Sue 11 New York Banks NEW YORK CAP) -Civil rilhts and femi.nbt IJ'OUJ)S are suing 11 city banks, cbargln& that as a condlllon for handling city financH, the banks asked the city to exempt them from new reculatloos on hlrlns women and minorities. Tbe banks, along with the New York Clear:lnt House As· soclation, a.re accused of con.spiring In violation ol fedeTal anti·t.rust lawa to overturn .ntrmat1ve action resuJations siined this week and due to 10 lnt.o effect w1U\1n 30 daya. THE aBGULA110NS REQuntE AN\' firm doin1 busJ. ons with the city to provide a written com mltment that the company will provide a lair aha.re of Jobs and promotions t.o blacJcs. Hbpanics and women. The ban)s perform aerviees such u payroll payments, eoUedioo ol partint vioJation lees and debt ervke pay. mnta on city ootts. "Jlldl. arrocant, white. male banbn are us.111,1 the munldpal criaLs t.o muelOdal policy, to destroy pro•rams that would benelit blacks, ·Hlspanlcs, women and other ~c· tb:n1 d dllcrimlMUon, ·'said Herbert Hill. Jabor d.lrect« o( the NAACP. TSE BAND Aat: 8ANI OF NEW Yortr:, Bankers Trust Company, Chase Manhattan, Cb•mlcal Bank, Citibank. Jrvtnc Trust Com.,.ny, ManutadUf'ft'I Hanover Trust Coa:lpanJ, Marine Midland Bank, Mqan Go.aranty Truat 0Jm})eQ7, National BW d America ud U.S. Trust. ~mpeey. . Tbe ault wa flied~ U.S. Dlstrlct Cow't bi M attu by the NAACP: U. Natioaal Of'l&D,lutJag forW~: o Offlte.Worbn; P\ab.t Beet, a black abd Db c ciffe. .. "':~ -S ~women •boaakl .... dellMdcm».ioJ'-! ,... .rn .~jlNcnoUclD b7 t.ba blab. . _ --· -~