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Home My WebLink About1977-03-22 - Orange Coast Pilot' I • Police Seeking Irvine Heiress Denies Firm ·Plan Traffic Victim or Ranch Spraw- es eaten TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 22, 1977 VOL 10 NO II 1 SECTIONS. >4 PAGE~ 'Restrict Growth' Heiress Denies Ranch 'Sprawl' By TOM 81\Rl.f:Y .O! '"" O••IY Piiot Sl•ft Irvine hl•tr<•<;s .Joan lnint• Sm 1th denied from lh<' v. 1tnP'>S stand Mond<•Y that lhl' firm shl' favors in the lwttlt• lo tak<' O\'er the Irvine Compan~ has an\ plans for spct'Cltng up dl·velop mentofthc lrv11w llan~·h Mrs . Smith predu·tNJ that the consortium hcaclNI hy Wall Street financier Charlr.., J\tlen and Detroit dt•\ eolnpc•r Alfred Taubman and llJCkC'd hv auto bilhona1r<' I l<•nn Ford 11 would restrict d<•vclopnwnt to 1t'> pn .. sent pace She test1f1c•d that Tauhman ctS· sured her in '' rt'<'<•nt cl1c;cuc;s1on that the farm v. hH·h would become known .as Allt•n lnmf' Taubman Inc 1f th had was sue cessful mt<.'ndc•d to ket.•p In me Company holdings intact and adhere to the master plan. The Allen-Taubman combine 1s one of two organizations st•ek mg to acquire the Irvine Com pany. The James Irvine f''ounda t1on is currently studying thl' ~roup's all cash offer of nearly S303 million. Foundation directors have mJde 1t clear throughout the six month trial that they prefer the $281.9 m1lhon bid posted by the Mobil 011 Corporation Foundation directors had ac cepted a S200 m11l1on bid from ~1ob1I two ~ears aJ!o ""hen Mrs Smith look legal action that halt ed the sale and sparked the cur rent lawsuit in Orange Countv Superior Court Judge James F. Judge mu::.t <Stt RANCH, Page A2> ITS TIME FOR COFFEE BRAKE WHITE PLAINS, NY. <AP>- The Nestle Co says higher coffee bean prices and increased op<.'rat1ng c~ls have caused at to become the latest wholesaler to ~end instant and fr<'Ne dried cof- let.• price's through the S."i·per-Jar barrier Nesc<ife instant regular will go up 10 cents an ounce to $.5.452 for a 10-ouncc· Jar. Nescafc Decaf- fcanatC'd will go up 12 cents to SS.2;J6 per eight-ounce jar. and "lescaft' Decaf up eight t.•ents to $4 676 per e1~ht-ounce JcJ.r Effectn'l' April 2 Nestle's Taster's Choice freeze-dried re- gular "''II be mcref}sed 12 cents per oun<'e. bnn~mg lhc cost of an eu!hl ounct• JJr to SS 238. Cabhies Protest LOS ANGELES (AP 1 Angr~ cabdrivers have picketed City II all to protest Mayor Tom Rradle\ ~ veto of <in ordinance that would have <1llowed in· d1v1dually owned taxis lo operate c1tyw1de Two UFOs Reported NB Police Seek ID Of Victim Newport Beach police today were trying to estabhsh the 1den · lily of a young man who was struck by a l'ar us he• walked • along West Coast l hghway Mon - day night. Traffic lnve!.t1gator Steve Van Horn said the v1ct1m was in t'rilteal condition today at lloag Memorial Jlosp1tal. According to Van llorn. the man was ~alkang about 8 p.m. Mondav m the lane nearest the edge of the road an the unlighted area of the highway between Balboa Boulevard and the Surf and Sirloin restaurant. He said the driver of the car. Henry Flynn. 63, or 19 Crystal Cove, Laguna Beach. told police he tried to swerve lo avoid the pedestrian. but failed. Flynn was not held. Van Hom described the victim. who is listed as John Doe by police, as about five feet, ten in- ches tall. weighing 15-0 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. He appears to be in his early to I i Five HB Oflicers Report Tandem Flighi mid twenties, the officer said. Gloria Cook• AP Wi,.,,pholO 8)' ARTHUR R. VINSEL it all happened so fa st .. ··he said. 0t111eo.11y,.1101s11t1 The fifth officer who simultaneously Military authorities today are in-reported the two e('rie objects which tcrcsted m accounts by rive Huntington flashed over at a 40 to f)() degree angle Beach policemen who reported sighting was identified as Patrolman Steve two unidentified flying objects streaking Parkerton. across the skv rn formation at 3: 15 a.m. "Odds of two meteors traveling in today. formation like that are too enormous," Fire Hurts Four LOS ANGELES CAP> One. man was seriously burned and three firemen slightly injured in an explosion and chemical fire at Long's Janitorial Service Mon- day after an explosion of butane bottles that were being refill ed. Actress Gloria Swanson pre- pares munchables Monday as she helped promote good eating habits on Nutrition Awareness Day in New York. Miss Swanson is con - s ultant to the Nutrition Awareness project. Th<.' stunned pilot of the department's said another departmental spokesman. po1ice hehcoptcr. which was flying at Despite difficulty in judging size and about 1.300 feet m crystal clear skies. altitude of UFOs. Officer Lail, the estimat<.'d the l FOs traveled at least helicopter pilot. said they definitely ap- 10,000 miles her hour. peared to be much higher than the police No estimate could be offered for the chopper. height of the searin~ white objects that No other law enfof'cement agencies shot from the southwest horizon to the contacted reported their officers on northeast horiwn in no more than five patrol at their hour told of seeing such an ByTbeAAocltted Pren Showers Expected Over Dry North · seconds. aerial phenomenon. Spring ~bowers were expected Patrol Sgt. Arden Beavers said the Some, however, have been known to in Northern California as far objects never varied from their t andem discourage their officers from making south as Fresno and Monterey by position and appeared to have reddish formal reports on aerial phenomena Wednesday, the Nallcvul cone-shaped noses. sightings which might appear ln the Weather Servlcesald today. Officer Jim Lail and his observer, Of· press. I A high pressure ridee which ficer Tom Arnold, were aloft in a The Orange County Airport Control has guarded the state for aevoral northwest a rea around Goldenwest Street Tower is closed at the time o{ the sighting days 8howed •Ian" of mov1ni and Warner A e h th d d k t G ·rrlth Obs t · eastward, leaving the atnte , v nuc w en ey ma e ·an spo esmen a r1 erva ory in vulnerable to a Pacific weather their sighting. Los Angeles were unavallnbJe for com-system. Patrolman Dan McKerran was in the ment. southeastcrtv area of Huntinaton Beach Lnfuna Beach Police Capt. Neil MoaUy fair weather wu on tap .1 • today, with increasina clouch In when be spoUed the brilliant lights, which Purcel nnd Sgt. Terry Temple last the northwest durln1 tbe after- all five officers 111:1id left a blqish vapor· Thursday reported an nlmost-ldentical noon. lead!ni to 1hower1 north ol like trail. object that appeared quite low shooting Mount Shu ta tonlCht. "It wns hard to tell if thoy had a from southwest to northeast over their The rain wu expe<-ted to mov• shape. Jt looked like two briaht lights and city. southward Wednesday. brhlfint ~ ..... .....,_,,,.._.,...._,..._.._....,,,...__...11111111._,._...1111111111 ..... _,...._...__,..._.._....,,,..._~._.....__.._......,~._..~__.~...,....,.~ 1 showersto lowerelevationaand ~\ I .. snow in the mountains above 6,000feet. Badly needed rain also may be comlng to Central California on Wednesday and Thursday, the W cathe.r Service uya. A chance of showers trom Freano and .Yosemite NaUontll Park north js predicted for late Wednesday. Court Says No YI ASHJNGTON (AP> -Tho U.S. Supreme Colin"Monday re· ruatd to arbitrate a 7•)'ear-old te11t stnatale betw en the Hopi nd Navajo JndJan tribes llvlni to1etbu on • aprawlln1 raerva· tlon 1J1 northern,Artiona. Firemen Staunch Gas Leak A sax-block area of Anaheim was isolated for about 90 m inutes early today ufter a leaking valve at a chemical plant sent potentially poisonous fumes into the air, police re- ported Officers sa id employes of Steppin Chemical Co., 12Q8 Patt St.. discovered the leaking sul- phur trioxide about 5 a.m. and six blocks between Patt, the R1vers1de Preeway, La Palma Avenue and Harbor Boulevard were cordoned off. Only about 25 persons were in the area. poltce said, and they v. ere asked to move into a nearby school until the leak was capped Firemen stopped the leak b)' 6· 10 am . poltcc said, and the area was reopened by 6.30 a.m ~ No tnJurics were reported, police said The fumes quickly d1ss1pate<l because of westerly wands. officers reported. And because of the early morning hour and the few number of homes m the area. officers said. danger was kept to a minimum . The smelly gus can be toxic in high doses, police said, but is not considered dangerous in s mall quantities. ($c>e F UMES. Pa ge AZ) Or:::cJ" :ast Weather Increasing cloudiness and turning cooler Wed- nesday. Lows tonight 48 to· ss. Highs Wednesday from 70 a l beaches to mid to up- per 70s in inland areas. INSIDE TODAY The poignant story of the ' love between two brothers. one dying of leukemia. the other. a football •tar fa told in a touching atory on Page A 1. · Index M •i "" ... .... "' .,., • AtM• 81 "' aJ s t tm R .evision Sought ·1n Election Laws .. WAStllNGTON <AP1 The Cal"ter admin1 strat1on uked Congress today to allow voters to register on clecllon duy and to pass a conslltut1onal amendment to provide direct popular election of the president and vice presi- dent. The proposal to 1unk the em- ··Guests Pay $500 Each For Dinner NEW YORK cAP> The roasted peacocl-. \\as nestl(•d un der tts plumes. hottl<'s of 1800 ChateJu L,1f1tt• HothM·hdd lay swath<.'d 111 trn;p white napkins and a small orchei.tra played • gently into the night. It was nn intimate. 1n\·1tatlon only. $1.000 a coupll' dinner for 34 peoplt.· Monda) to c·clC>brutC' the s e c o n d •• n n 1 ' e rs a r y of l h l' P <dac<'. !\l''' Y<1rl-. s most opulent and expt.•nsl\l' n•staur.int Was 1t worth the price'' ··Every dime." said Wilham Grossman of We<,tport Conn . a f1nanc1er. 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C&U"1W ~"'''""' 140.1220 ~-:;" t:~ ~:~, o:,~~' c~~~ •. ~~ ~ .r~ M•lt•t 8• •f'lw• rt1\•fftftf't\ heu .,. l'f'l•W 9• ,,.,,.,.,,. .... -.... .,. , •• ( 1•4 ... ''"'''''"' •• , ... , . .,,.,,,,.,ftll, # \.~•"" f14\\ ••••••••• , •• , C.\tl ,._.,. C•• ,,, .. ,.. .-\w•\u11t1•" tt ,.,,,,., U \t llft&f\t"l' '' ftl\tll '' tt .,.."',-.1 t mil ,,,. .\l•"-ll•M"C\ '-'ffttw'lfl'llW , battlecf Electoral Collc,ge methOd of electing presidents and vice pres1dents wa.s purl of a com· prehensive election law revision plan prepared by Vice President Walter F . Mondale, who dis- closed it at a news conference to· day. The Admm1stration proposal SAUD I UUll U.S. S. R. Mflere 22 Dl~d A scrit's of strong earth quakes killl'cl at least 22 person::: and 1111url'<';Jll', damaging S<'\'<'ral hotels anrt otht•r hu1ldings m the t·ircil'd arl•.t abO\'C' Rape Suspect Suicide Fails DARTMOl'Tll, Mas' <AP1 A Boy Scout leader ;.ti•t•w .. ed of raptn(! bo~:-. rn his 'L'Oul troop lned to han~ him~t'lf 111 hi" 1·l'll 1n .1 pollt·t· 101.:kup, µoltet• "i.11<1 to d:l) Officl'rs ..,;11tl tht'' l·UI du\\ n J oh n Freil.ts Ill . ~4. of Dc1rtmouth. \\hen tht'v found him hc1nging by his JaCk<'t from th<' upper bars of cell m t he ~C\\ Bedford police <,tat1on Mond<IV night Fr<.'1tas . police sard, \\i.I~ not serious!~ hurt Fre1ta~., \\ho 1s unemplcwed. ''as charged "'1th 10 counts of r .1 pe of a c hi Id under age 1tl anti fl\(' counts of mdecC'nt ,1,sault .. rnd hatter~ on a t'h1ld under 1-l f"ront Page 11 l FUMES ... Officers from fl\<' surround rng a~enr1es as~1sted Anaheim 111 blocking off the area. pollcP said (\1hfornia High\\ U\ Patrol OH11·ers also dm.l•d off riimpc; on lht' R1' er!.ldl' fret'\\ a\ dunn,I! the 90 minutes but tht• frt'C\\3\ 1t..,elf remained opt'n · abo seeb public f1nanctng ror concresslonal campaigns. a re· vision o( the present system of public financing for presidential campaigns and Uberaliiation o( the Hatch Act to a llow increased participation in pohlical cam· pa1gns by federal civil servants. ·'T he array of confusing and sometimes burdensome registra· lion requirements now prevents many citizens from casting their ballots on electton day." the vice president said. He .said states that ha\'e simplified registration require· ments hav<' scl'n dramatic re· suits through increased \'Oler turnout Under current procedures. voters must re~1ster in ad' ance of going to the polls. Mondale said thi.lt tn ~tales where voters C'an register for state cleC'tions on election dtt}. including his own state of Minnesota, "the results have typically been a i.ignificant increase in \'Oler participation with no increase in voter fra\ld. · · ··ove~450,000 Minnesota citiiens were registered on elet·· t1on clay in 1976 yet not o single charge of frautl wus filed.'' he sa1cl t:nder the plan. wh1C'h Mondale· said has bipartil.an support. a state could recewe 20 cents for earh votC' t·ast in the previous pr('s1dC'nt1al ekC't1on to help pay for increased reg1strat1on costs AC'l'Ordini:: to estimates pro 'tdC'd at the I\('\\ s conference, the tot JI coc,t could n •at'h SIS 5 m11l1on or more Prcs1dt•nt Carter disrussed the re' 1s1on:-. \\1th the Demot'ratlc con~reo.;"onal leadership at a Wh1tl· 11011 ... c• breakfast today Carter sa1rl that aboht ion of the EIC'ctoral \o\IC'gt' and rlirect popular eh.•t·t1on of the prl's1dcnt · will 1nsur£' that lh<' candirlatc l'hos<.·n hv the• \'Oters actual!\ bC'comt's 11rc·s1dl'nt." · I It• noted that hr :-. clertion could ha\'l' been turnt'd around last !\O\'('m~r by u small change of \Otes in Ohio and Hawaii despite a popular \'Ote lrad of 1.7 million \Oteso\er<;eruld R . Ford The Administration. howe\'er. rt1d not prnJ><I~(· :i 'Pl'l'lht ;1ml·nrl nH'nt to :-iholash lhl' Elntnral Co 11 <'gt•. ll· i.I' 1 n g t 111" to I ht' (' n n i..: r l''., 1\ m l' o <11 n i.: th 1• ('onstlt11t1011 n·qu1n•.., tht· \O\I' nf t\\n thirds 01 the llou..,t•. t\\O· thirds of th<' Senatt' and threC' quarters o( the stJtc leg1:-J l.lturcs Recro,it Slwt During Drill S,\ :'I: 111 F.GO < ,\ P 1 \ \i \'t':tr old ~ .1n11t· from Ont .11111 1s bt.·rnJ.: treatt>d at th1· ;-..;a, al Jlosp11.i1 aft<•r bc•ing "hot tn thl' IC'ft I<'!! rlunng M lb rifle lam1l1CJrttal1on drill"> The· rt'C'rt11t. Dale 0. llarhert. \\ Js li...tt·<I 111 ..,at"'' .1l'lon· eond1 t1on An 1n\e..,t1~;.1t1on \,·as or d t' r t•d to I l•a 1 n h11\' a notht.•1 n·t'n11t \\<ts gn ('n ,1 Ii \l' round ot <1mmun1t1on in !ht• drill' tnll'ndt•cl nnh to ll'<tl.'h hn\\ to rnscrt am munition llarbNI " platoon RradualC'cl Frtda, Jl tht• ~larme Corp~ fh·cru1l Depot • Al' W'l"••'9 WOMAN, 88, GIVEN CHOICE, Q!'T OUT AND 009 QOINO Mre. l!ul• We•ver Jog1 • Mii• E•ch Dey ~ Ponder 41"WIH!>hol0 Protest Froze11 Out I lunlc.•r f1111!->IWs off babv !'>eal off l'ewfoundland with pick Prot c.·!'>t!'> ag~11n!-it tht' killing of thousaJ;ldS of the ;rn1mah has '1rtuall) ended as money shortage and bad weatht·r tc1,cd tht' resources of protesters. Seal pup pl'lts hnng ahout S25 per pC'lt. Canadia n government ac- tion to stop the hunt 1s still bemg sought by the Green p<' <1 c (' Found at 11111 President 'Firm' On Humall Rights \\',\SI II -.:\,TON I 1\ P 1 Prc:-.t· rlt·nl C.1r1l'I' tolcl cOnl!r<'"'>IOnal le11dcr' todm ht• cloM not 1ntc·nd to curh his ·<·r1t1<·1sm of human fll!hts '101:.tion:-. ahrn<td <k'>plle "harp ncl!;1tnt• re.1ct1on from Sm 1t'I l<.'t1<kr l.C'on1<l I Brl'1hne' Sen Alan Cran!>lon < D-Callf 1 v. ho attended ;i Wh1l(· lloust• hrl'akfast. told r('portt•r:-. lah'r thrit the Pre~1dent told the· con ~r('ss1onal lt•ader... hl' 1... COO· l'erned he must do lh1s. hl· "111 do this · Cranston al:-.o quotcrl CarlC'r ilS F ukuda Appeals \\'ASJll~CiTO;o.; IAP1 Japant•se Prim<• Mm1strr T:tkt'o Fukuda 1::. appt•a\111~ to Prrs1 dcnl Carter for coopcr ut ron in hC'lp1ng .Japan m·cn·ome 1t!-> agf'·old pro· hlt•m ol aC'h1t•\·1n~ enc•rg~ rn · rlepcndenCl' Fukuda. '' 1nd1ng up the· off1c·1lil portion <'f ht~ v1s11 here today. madl' a bnc>I but s1gnif1cant ref <'rence to .Japan's a ... p1rat1ons durrnl-! J to.1!->t ,1fter a working dinnt'r '\1onda\ night .11 tht• White lloust• , saym~ "some people are con· rerned evcry time Brezhnl·v sneC'leS .. Th<.• srnator sard the Pres1dC'nt appeared particularly d1~trcssed by l'nllc1sm lrom liberals about his outspoken poi.1t1oni. on human rights In a speech to a trade union congress rn Moscov. on Mond<I\ Bre1hen<',. referred to Carter statements m support of Soviet dissidents as "interference in our mternal affairs · The So\'lel Communist par\\ rhll'I -.aid. ''\\'i.lsh in ~ton !- cli.11ms to tC'i.ICh other~ how to II\ t' t0<1nnol be accept<.'d by any so'" er e1gn state. not lo m ention the fact that neither the situation in the l 'nrted States itself. nnr CS. actions and poliries in the world gwe JUSlificatron to such claims "l will repcat again: we \\Ill not tolerate interference.' rn our rnternal affairs by anyone. under any pretext ... Brezhnev's remarks came JU~! six days befor<' Secret ary of State Cyrus R Va n ce 1s schcdulC'd to ar:-1\'e in Moscow for talks with Sonet leaders. Miler at 88 .. Limber Oldster Jogs Daily SANTA MONICA ! A P l Eula Weaver isn't as younR as sh<' used to be. so !.he's reducer! her di.1 11 ) regime of Jogging to just one male a dav. After all. she i~ 88. When it rains. and she t•an't jog the full milP around a high school traek near her home. ~he mounts the stationary bicycl<' rn her Ii\ mg room and pedals 10 mile ... or r-.o SllF. Al.SO GOES TO A LOCAL gym three times a week and pedals JO miles hefore dinner ;'\1rs Wea\'Cr suffered a ~trok<' a decade ago and \\as nearly paralyzed. "1 could hardly walk at all." she said. explarnrng the effect-. of the stroke combined with arthnt1s rn her hands and knees . Doctors ga\'(' her two cho1res spend the rest of her life as .in in\•altd . h<'in~ hand· fed and clothed. or get out of her rocking chair and start walktnJ! agam. no matter how painful. IT DIDN'T TAKE HER LONG to decide. Sh<' \'Owed she would "try everything m thrs world to get back lon<>rmal · Followmtt her doctor's adnce. she started slowly. walkini: gingerly ot first. pu!'h1nst herself even though it hurt. and deadening som e oflhe pain with pills She moved from llhno1s lo Southern California to be near her grandson. went on an strict health-oriented diet and started run· ning. Soon. she was JO&g1ng two miles a day. Mrs. Weaver was induced in 1975 to enter th<' National Senior Olympics held at t:C Irvine. "1 JOGGED THE RE THREE VEA RS and got six gold medals, one for Saturday and onr for Sunday <each year I." she u\d. "The (\rst time I did tt Sen. Alan Cranston come out and hugged me and &old, •J'msoproud of you · " She walks away from the contest every year as the female C'hampion of th<' 1.500·meter run for those over 80. There's no one else in lhr category . Mrs. Weaver thanks her arandson. Jim Weaver of West Los Angeles . for lntroducln& her to the man whom she credits for her re- covery. She said N"than Pr1tlk\n, founder of the Lon~evity Research Jni;;tltute In Santo Uarbar a. Is responsible Cor making her ":ible to walk In fnct (OI" belne ahvc " SHE SAYS HE MADE HER THROW away her pain·kllllng pills and put h r on a diet of ~r<'m veaetables and fresh raw frull, and le-,s than three ouncea or meal a day. She had to aay aoodbye to ult. 1u1ar and ereoac and says ahe doesn't miss them a bit "Wlthln sb month~. l had sloped taking alt the pllla and hJd atartC'd Jonina It took mc two yeaMI to work up to Jouing lwo miles a day But. now I'm not so young anymore." , Secession BOSTON tAPJ -Otndal~ from Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Island siped a "pro- clamation or independence" to- day. declaring their intention t<> secede from Massachusetts. School children packed a state house hearing room and scores of photographers crowded around the official document as sU.te Rep. Terrence P. McCarthy of Martha's Vineyard read a state· ment tb.Jlt said ... Jf the com· mon~eallh persists in its plan 1.0 thrusl arbitrary government up· on us . . . we are prepared to withdraw our consent to its con· tinued authority over us . . . " N anturket 1s 25 miles al sea and a two-hour fen:y ride from Wood's Hole on Cape Cod. Martha's Vineyard ts five miles off the Massachusetts coast. At issue is a legislative re- distnl·ling plan that would deny the two is lands se parat e representation in the M assacl\usetts House "The only effective advocate fol" the islands is an islander ,'' the proclamation of indcpen· dencesaid. Fl a nking McCarthy w ere selectm<'n from both 1~lands and Nantucket's own state represen- tative. John Conway Pasted to the front of the tabk \\here the participant~ sat was a string of hand·drawo flags<Creat·. ed by Martha's Vineyard school children Behind the officials on the wall was the official banner or the two islands -a white seagull superimposed on an orange sun on a deep blue back ground The offi c ials said their grievance will be ~ati!.fied if the legislature allows the two islands to have one representative in the Mass achusetts House, even though the year-round popula· tions of the two islands are well below the level allowed for a legislative distriel. The proposal will be filC'd as a bill rn th(• ~t;.issachusells llousc lf appro\'etl by thl' legislature. it would then have to be ratified u\' Congress. · Rut McCarthy s;iid he is not sure \\hat tht.' final re!.ult will he if the secesi,1on attempt suc· ceeds. "A protcrtorate of the l'nitC'd St ates. ma~ be. a sc·paratc s tate . I doubt 1t . JOrn1 n g up with another st Me. that's likely," hl' said man interview Monda\' The combined population-of tht• t'"o i~l an<b about lt.000 11-ear round rcstdC'nts probably 1~ not enough lo make them self ... upportrnc as J state. f"rom Page .. I l RANCH ... l'ventually rule on the merits of those bids or m'CC'pt Mrs. Smith's s uggestion that bidding he sus- pended for five years to allow the true worth of the Irvine Company to become apparC'nt and to en· courage new bidding. Mrs ~m1th believes t hat the true worth of the Jr\'Jne Company rs well over S400 million and that it might be po~srble to uchie\'e that figure rn h \'e years time She ov.ns 22 .i percent of the Irvine Comp;iny stock. The ,lames Irvine Foundation owns a controlling mte1 est of 54 5 per cent. The f oundation has until 1983 to divest itself of rts company holdings and ml'el the rlirecti\'<.'S laid down bv the Federal Taic Reform Act or 1969. Foundation attorncv Howard Privett accused Mrs. Sm ith Mon· day of plarrn~ a leading role 10 urging legislators scvct:al years ago to suppor t a measure that ~ost the Foundation its control of th<' lrv1ne Com a p~1ny. lie as ked her if it was true that she appeared at Congressional and Internal Revenue Service hearings nad actively pushed for ~ssagc of the lax reform act. "It was and is my belief th al foundations should not control <'orpornllons." Mrs Smith told Pri \'Ctl "ln any event. mine was just one s mall \'O\Ce among many who s upported lhe legislation " ugsTaken Off In/am SHEFFIELD, England (APJ -A three·month-old baby boy born with four legs has successfully un· dergone an operation in which two or them were re· moved . Sheffield Children's Hospital said to· day. A hospltal spokesml•n sald the unnam ed baby wu "dolnR very well." But 11W'1'°n1 refused to forecast tf\<' haby'11 lire span beCor. the o~ration and the spoke man said It st l11 WH lmpoiti;ible t o. mak pN"dlcttoni1 • J I l • A , • VOL 70, NO. 81, 1 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1977 . 5 · Builtfngton. Eops See· Flaming VFOS By A.JlTBUll ft. VINSEL Ot ... o.e., .......... Military authortties today are in- terested in accouots by five Huntington Beach policemen who reported sighting two unidentified flying objects streaking across the sky in formation at.3:15 a.m. today. The stunned pilot of tht! department's police helicopter. which was flying at about 1,300 feet in crystal clear skies, estimated· the UFOs traveled at least · 10,000 miles per hour. No estimate could be offered for the height of the searing white objects that shot from the southwest horizon to the nortbeut horizon in no more than five sec:'bnds. Patrol Sgt. Arden Beavers said the objects never varied from their tandem position and appeared to have reddish cone-shaped noses. Officer Jim Lail and his observer, Of- ficer Tom Arnold, were aloft in a northwest area around Goldenwest Street and· Warner Avenue when they made their sighting. Patrolman Dan McKerran was in the southeasterly area of Huntington Beach when he spotted the brilliant lights, which all five officers said left a bluish vapor. like trail. "It was hard to tell if they had a shape. It looked like two bright lights and it all happened so fast ... "he said. The fifth officer who simultaneously reported the two eerie objects which flashed over at a 40 to 60 degree angle was identified as Patrolman Steve Parke.rton. "Odds of two meteors traveling in formation like that are too enormous." saic\,another departmental spokesman. <See 'COPTER, Page A%) Mesa to Buy Canyoll Council Approves Purchase of Open Spiice ·~wi ... -1. WOMAN, 88, GIVEN CHOICE, GETS OUT AND GETS GOING Mrs. Eula Weaver Jogs a Mile Each Day Miler at 88 Limber Oltbter Jogs Daily SANTA MONICA <AP> -Eula Weaver isn't as young as she used lo be. so she'i. reduced her daily regime of jogging to just one mile a day. After all, she is 88. When it rams, and she can't Jog the full mile around a high sehool track near her home, she mounts the stationary bieycle in her hvmg room and pedals 10 miles or so SHE ALSO GOES TO A LOCAL u ·m three times a week and pedals 10 miles before dinner Mrs Weaver suffered a stroke c1 decade ago and was nearly paralyzed "I could hardly walk at all." she said, explaining the effe<:ts of the stroke com baned wtth arthnt1s in her hands and knees. Doctors gave her two choices spend the rest of her hfe as an invalid, bemg hand-fed and clothed. or get out of her rocking chair and start walk mg again, no matter how painful. IT DIDN'T TAKE HER WNG to decide. She vowed she would "try ev.erylhmg in this world to get back tonon{lal." Following her doctor's advice, she stahed slowly, walking gingerly at first, pushing herself even though it hurt, and deadening some of the pain with pills. She moved from Illinois to Southern California to be near her grandson, went on an stnct health-oriented diet and started run· ning. Soon, she was jogging two miles a day. Mrs Weaver was induced in 1975 to enter the N&,Ponal Senior Olympics held at UC Irvine. "I JOGGED THERE THREE VEARS and got six gold medals, one for Saturday and one for Sunday <each year>.·• she said. "The first lime I did it St'n Alan Cranston came out and hugged me and said, Tm soproudofyou ' ·· She walks away from the contest every year as the female (Sff. MILER, Pagt! AZ> By STEVE MITCHELL Olt .. D•ll., ~Uet Stall About 100 residents of Costa Mesa's west side cheered wildly Monday night following city council approval of the purchase or 3S acres of canyon land for use as open space. Earlier in the evening, they had cheered an 11-year-old west side resident who told council members the land is a necessity for youngsters who hike in and explore the canyon wilderness area. And they applauded Save Our Canyon advocate Pat Dolan, who stressed the importance of maintaining the flora and fauna of the canyon land between Victoria and 19th Streets near the old Freedom Homes tract But when the cheering and applause died down, Mayor Norma Hertzog told the crowd. "This is Step One, purchasing the Riley Loses Ground Supervisors Okay Redistrict Plan By GARY GRANVILLE Of IM 0.11, ~llet Stlltl The Orange County Board of Supervisors today approved a new redistricting plan that sends Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's dis- trict sweeping into the Sad· dleback Valley. A 4 to l vote approving the new political boundaries for the five county sopervisorial districts was a major victory for Diedrich and a significant political loss for Supervisor Thomas Riley. The plan approved retains Irvine In Riley's Fifth District. But it bounces the unin· corporated area north of the city and El Toro into Diedrich's Third District. a district that will run from La Habra in the county's northwest to E l Toro in the heart of the Saddleback Valley. In the plan finally approved the number of county cities divided between supervlsorial districts is reduced from 11 to three. Huntington Beach is one of those divided cities. Almost the entire city will be in Supervisor Laurence Schmit's second dis- trict and a sma11 portion in Riley's Fifth District. Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Jrvme, Laguna Beach. San Juan Mini-track Meets Set Two mini-track meets bave been scheduled for the next two weekends by the Costa Mesa department of leisure services. The meets, open to Costa Mesa youngsters in the third through etghth trades, will be held at Costa M esa High School beginning at 9 a.m. Competitors will vie for chances to meet in t~e All City Track Meet April 16. For further information, call Joe Higgins at 5S6·S479. Capistrano and San Clemente re- main in Riley's district. So do ~e unincorporated fJ'eas ol Laguna Hills, Laguna Niguel and portions of Mission Viejo. But the major shirt in the supervfsors' efforts to equalize population within the five dis· tricts occurred in the Third Dis trict with Diedrich's area now sweepiniz into the Saddleback CSee REMAP, Page A2> OK Sought On Election Revisions WASHINGTON CAP> The Carter administration as ked Congress today to allow voters lo register on election day and to pass a constitutional amendment to provide direct popular election of the president and viee presi- dent. The proposal to Junk the em· battled Electoral College method of electing presidents and vice presidents was part of a com- prehensive ele<:tion iaw revision plan prepared by Vice President Walter F. Mondale, who dis closed it at a news conference to· day, The Aomlnistralion proposal also seeks public financing for congressional campaigns, a re· vision or the present system of public financing for presidential campaigns and liberalization of the Hatch Act to allow increased participation in polilical cam· paigns by federal civil servants. "The array of confusing and sometimes burdensome regislra· tion requirements now prevents many citizens from casting their ballots on election day," the vice president said. <See VOTING, Page AZ> Mesa Flap Gets Narc Fired By PlOLIP ROSMARIN OI , .. D•llY Pllel St.it Craig King. the 29-year-old chief narcotics inveslicator for Laguna Beach. was terminated from the police department to- day after an lovesllgatJon con- nected with a Feb. 26 incident In a Costa Meso bar, Chief Jon Sparka said. · Witnesses to the incident al· leged that Kinlt brlllJdilhed 11 eun durint an araument wlt.ll two patro~ ol the Klnc's Inn bar· and·artll, 720 Randolph Ave. Though 11ot 1nltltl1Y 1rreat*1, tbe officer. wu later charged .with a miademeADor bY tbf dla· trtct attomey'l omce ln Harbor District municipal court. ArrltpmG la acbedllled for March29. · Because of tho paullna tciLit case, Sparks said he could not comment on details ol the week· Jong departmental tnvesU,ation that edded wttblUng'arel to- day. King was unavailable for com- ment. Sparks said King was terminated "for violation• ot de· partmental rules and reaula· lions. ••At result of th• Incident, it w11 dttermtned King was in violatien of tbe ntles section cov· erina canduct unbccomln• to an officer, wbicb Dll8ht be dc1rimenLaJ to th• service." ,.rbMW. .. Spanuakl th internal aff alra lnv.etltatlon cooclucted MOoday. He entedt •1t•1 an un· fortunat. tldol lt happened. But there'I DO W'1 ft C8ll chqe what bas transpired. All we can do Ls plck up the pieces and.. eo on." WltnCIHI to the bar Incident told Colt.a Meta police that Kine ar1ued with two men, •t lea.st one of whom later admitted tote· ferrlna t~ police otflcers as "pllfS." They claJmtd King b~amo lurlou.t ov T t!\e deroaa~ry con· veraaUon. then idenUfted bJmaell u a policeman and latte' drew hie IUJl ltnd Ordered the men from UM bar. Th• man rtcro,rtedl1 -.,ent to another w .qMI called ~ct. who ruabed Into the Kl.QI I lnn, w••Poba drawn~d ordered ltlnl to lie on bl.I adt cm t.b4 floor. ~ Afttr Jtlp•.:1111~ .. :.~~-• • be was interviewed and voJuntari · 1y. according to police, accom- panied the Costa Men omcers to the police station, where he was later released. King may appeal Sparks' de- cls~on to a cUy personnel board wltbln 30 days. A final decision on an appeal would rest with City Manaacr Al Theal. Ktn1 it the second l.aKuna Beach ~Uceman to lose hi!I job ovel" bad boOduct charges In less thu1,e1r. Last. 1ummer, Sparks ttnnlna~ .Det. Carroll Bush, cbarltU "1ross mt conduct'' . lfter -an.Cneldent!n n Cltrn nt. JD fthi~b Buah was alle1fd to uv fom!d bJ• way Into a bome to feelllln ~rt1 »tlpnttnl to IM1 la • . f land. But we plan to keep it in open space. She told the west side residents that the cost of maintaining parks is rising and added, "You asked that it be purchased, left open and wild. That's what we did. Don't expect us to rush out and improve it immediately." owner of the property. That's $20,743 an acre. The committee, comprised ot Councilmen Dom Raciti, Ed McFarland and City Manager Fred Sorsabal, asked the remainder of the council to approve the purchase price. noting 1t is less than the $900,000 appraised value of the land. A council-appointed committee negotiated a $725,000 price tag for the parcel with the State Mutual Savings and Loan Association, Councilmen unanimously • approved purchase of the open <See CANYON, Page A2) U. S. S. R. ttfaere 22 Died APWl,.. ...... to A series of strong earth· qu•kes killed at least 22 persons and injured 18 more today in and around the Persian Gulf. The strongest quake measured 7.0 on the Richter scale, damaging several hotels and other buildings in the circled area above. Two Brothers Jailed in Burglary Police said today they have jailed two brothers who allegedly burglarized a Costa Mesa apartment Monday night, then commandeered a Yellow Cab to haul their loot away. Richard Salazar. 281 a Montebello meat cutter, and his brother, Robert Michael Salazar, 28, a San Pedro factory worker, were in Costa Mesa Jail today following the 7 : 15 p.m. incident 'at the Vista Del Lago apartmenLc;. Taxi driver John E. Colegrove said he was dispatched to the complex at 2775 Mesa Verde Drive East Monday night. He said he was met in the parking lot by four men. The quartet allegedly began loading stereo equipment, guns and a television set into the trunk of the cab, then a,ked how much it would cost to drive to Montebello. Colearove told the men it would be $28. He said the men then informed him they wouldn •t be needing bJs serv,\ce21. He told police one 't>l them drew arev.olver an4 fired it into the aspbAJl near his feet. The cabbt& beat a hasty retreat whereupon the ~alazar brolhtra alleaedly c:llmbt-d' into ll\c teb and drove it to..MQPtebello. They reportedly"'were wlplna rinferprints from the. cabo "hen Moa.tebello pollre found them tn t.hat ctty. ' Tb~ stereo equipment ...nd teavlsSAm aatwere valued atSISO by 'but,all1'9: vJcth:n Buatll ' Stnltb, who llvM fn \.be Oosta Mesa ~enttompln . Polle• are lllll teeldrill two OtbU IUlpectl. Four-month Building Freeze Set Costa Mes a councilmen imposed a four-month building freeze on about 100 parcels on the weat aide Monday night, but allowed a "thaw" for a few- projects already m the mill. Council members assumed a benevolent role m the urgency interim orctinance by allowing applicants for building permits who have already started the process, to continue that process. The building freeze encompasses an area bordered by 'Hamilton and 19th Street'i on the north and south, and Pomona and Placentia A venues on the east and west. They also included a small area on Map!~ Street north of Bernard Street in the freeze area. Costa Mes a planni n g com missioners recommended lower densities in the two west side areas earlier this month, a nd urged the council to impose a building freeze pending a study and proposed rezone of the areas. But Vice Mayor Jack Hammett said he was opposed to penalizing developers who have "already started to move lhe1r projects through the system "I 've always been against changing the rules in the middle of the game," Hammell said. He said several items shown on the agenda for later in the meeting were in the freeze area and asked what would become of them ifthc freeze were imposed Planning Director Ch arles Roberts said those projects would be held up during the study of the rezone for the area. "In that case, I don 't feel I ean vote for a freeze, Hammett said. Councilman Ed McFarland ofre red a compromise which was unal)imously approved by the (Stt FREEZE, Page A2) Coafiit Weather Increasing cloudiness and Luming cooler Wed- nesday. Lows tonight 48 to 55. lllghs Wednesday ft-om 70 at beaches to mid to up· per 705 in inland areas. INSIDE TOD~ Y Th• poignant atory of the love ~twcfn hoo brolhrrs. on• d¢n, of leukemJa. the other a /ootboll ttar, fa told in o touc""9g1toruota P~e A7 ... s • Of c -Co •• Re pr nl•Uvr of D\ tron· ,, mental Pf'O(ectlon or1aruuUom \)a lrin& Oran1e Coast praerv•· lion and a apobsman lor do ~·cilopmm' mterslli, pr~uhln1 bulld but build wiHly and 'lffil, Mood~ aired poslllon paptrs • 'before tbe South Coast lle~ona1I ?.one Commission The publ ic hearing on ·guidelines and pohc1es that. will bttom. maded u la• by the CalllGnlla Coatal C.ormm by Mu 1 Jammed llWWIACll~ 8.ucb City Hall lo ataf\d "'" room-oal)t CQadty. Oae ol the more coJorfw c:om· meni. came from Gllbert W. Jl'trimon. farmer lrvlne Com· pan1 •lee presJdent for cor· porate communlcatlons and now executive director of CEEED. Fro. P9fle A J MILER AT AGE 88 • • • champion of the 1,50(}.meter run for those over 80. There's no one else in the category. -Mrs Weaver thanks her grandson, Jim Weaver of West Los ! Angeles, for i.ntroducing her to the man whom she credits for her re -covery She said Nathan Pritikin. founder of the Longevity Research Institute in Santa Barbara, 1s responsib!e for makmJ.? her "ablelowalk mfactfor bemgahve." SHE SAYS HE ftfADE HER THROW away her pain·killin& pills and put her on a diet of green veeetables and fresh raw fruit, and ' less than three ounces of meat a day. She had to say goodbye to salt. s ugar and i.tn•ai;c and says she doesn't miss them a bit r "W1th1n !-11:< months. I had sloped taking all ~he ~ills and ~ad r started Jogging. It took me two years to work up lo Jogging two miles • a day. But. now I'm not so young anymore .. ..J ... IJ) ...------1 :1 Z.077 ZC"1 %.Odo' t"61 z.ov~ U>$7 Z.OS<J !usl z.a5:, ~ J---·---1,;.. ~ .....__........,..,,._,~ <1 _____ ·--- 1--.z. w v jt----1,. 1-------t ~i-----~ ' to7& !014 t4SS 1~45· 1113/. i------3~.s--....;.;;...:...;..--f t. 14tS '1 1-------j 2 ~----,_...,.. ei,_ ... .__.,o r--...-..... ~ ,...__---i ~ PORTION OF WEST COSTA MESA INCLUDED IN FREEZE Council Approved Freeze Here and On Maple Street I .From Pa~ Al ~BUILDING FREEZE ••• . kounc11. He s uggested that la nyone who had applied for lbuilding permit or variance (b<'forc Monday r.ighl 's meet mg 'be aliowed to attempt to get !approval of their projects. ' l Doug Clark, th<• t·1ty 's chief 1ldvanc<' planner. said that c anyone who has up plied for a permit bef ore Monda y's ·-----------------..... ORAHQE COAST DAILY PILOT 'ff'W ~.,,...Co." 0.._..1¥ fat"4;.wltf'l~fft I\("""" bll.-.ctth-N•W1 ~H\ l•~tlfl"'9d""'"'c>~ CN\t Pvt>11'h•"Q C•mo•"'' ""°"'.._'"'''°"'•'~ l'Ubll\M(t Mo"d•'I ""°"9'\ 'rt0.'1 ,.., CO'tl ,.,.W H••ooM ftt•<" ""°""''~ 9tNP\ ~Qt.I" -1e•n V•ll•• ,,.,,,,,.., SacN•Ht•• V•llry t"°" ~~~~~~.~~~·f~::t~·;:. Ot•nc:•N I OWDt4'*'1"t plel'llf *' at J» ~t t.Y ~'""" Co\tt #few. C•f1ter'"1 "6.l6 ..... ,, .. _ ,,,., •• ,... •r'Hf PvtN1""' I•<' II Cw'°" "'' r "'"llH'ftt •no Gttliflf~ ~" ''-~utc.....-ldllof' '':'::.',~,..Mewr:- Clllfi.< .. '--• .,_ ....... ""'"""' Mt•tO• .. !doWt Cotti MeH Offlce """"' ... .1:~=~· :'6 -:.~,.. •1'1• meeting. and is waiting for a plannin~ commission hearing, or has a variance pending before the planning commission, or has a project which has been forwarded to the council for approval, can get a hearin~ .. Basically, anyone who has filled out forms for variances. site plan approval or density deviations. and who has paid the fees, will be allowed to continue the process for a building permit. ''This does not mean they will automatically get approval of their project."' Clark said. "They still must meet city standards and get both planning commission and council approval." Clark said there were no more than a half do:ien !lucb cases· pending. and that the compromise would not ctitically affect. the purpose or the freeze. The city's planning staff Is considering a plan to rezone the area to a lower allowed density. Most. of the unit.a Involved ln the freeze area arc so-called ''old Costa Mesa lots," or about 60 bl' 300 feet. Planners say It Is difficult to conatruct acceptable ..,partment complexes on the long, narrow lolll. Tbcy lln 1tudyln1 a lot consolldatl()n Incentive plan, wher~by lahdown~rs could combine tMtr ton,. narrow lota to create. a wider lQJ which otHrt more de1l1n poulbllltlta for apartmf'.W\U. .. That plan worhd well on parcels alon1 Vlctorlll StrHt, planners 1a.id. Callfornl for n"lnmmmt, Employment. &nnom7 aod 0.Yelopment. Ht ddlv r-s a nlnc·J"llt paper COY~ topics Crom Natloaal Q . ty nortll to Surcka1 aome of wbJcb "r• hlabJy crtUcaJ ol pto- poatd ~trlcUom by the t.wo com mlutons. .. All lo all, the euidellne», tor the m01t part, cOftlinn many or the erroneous and unsophist.lcat· ed policies that proved economically and iocially harmful durln& the past four years," Ferguson said of the former regional and slate com. missions. "The limitations on height, .bulk of residential development. condemn the coastal cities lo architectural mediocrity -to sameness without any redeem· ing virtue "Ingenuity and uniqueness of design and a quaint ambience brought about by architectural diversity once commonplace in the coastal areas ls being stifled by faceless bureaucrats who never built an outhouse " F'erguson criticized several specific guidelines projected by the commission 's staff, such as reducing Orange Coast traffic by Ii mi Ling residential building density. "Traffic congestion in certain beach areas ... on a good sunny day exceeds any solution whatsoever," said the CEEED chief. who claims his organiza. tlon represents 150,000 Califor. nians. "The law of supply and de- mand. like the law of gravity, cannot be revoked by govern- ment -not even the Coastal Com- mission," he declared. Ferguson made several recom- mendations relative to potential Orange Coast rules and guidelines. These included: -Terracing and cascading building should be permitted along blufftop property. Nc"port Beach needs more public boat launching sites for visiting inland res idents, not rnore public beach access Public transportation is ade· quate m the Cannery Village area of Newport Beach and should not be dependent upon public transportation available as the commission suggests. Various commisssion sug- gestions relating to the Laguna Greenbelt have been written in disregard of a county, UCI, Laguna Beach and Irvine overall study now 10 progress and this should be reconsidered. The hearing was told by Com- missioner Rimmon C. Fay, its delegate to the state commission, that only overall stale guidelines a re now to be adopted by the May l deadline originally drawn. Ile said the heavy volume of \ 1ews pouring m and the diversi- t~ of the geographical areas in· volved makes it impossible to streamline the conditions for de· velopment by region in weeks ahead. These varaallons by locale will be aired and adopted at a later dale yet to be announced Front PflfJe A I REMAP ... Valley All f'ountam Valley was in· eluded in First. District Supervisor Philip Anthony's dlS· lrtct, a district that includes San- ta Ana, Westminster and por lions of Garden Grove. When picking up the Trabuco Canyon, Modjeska Canyon and portions of the Saddleback Valley, Diedrich sacrificed those portions of his district that formerly ran into Anaheim. Buena i.vk and La Palma. Riley tried to head off the Diedrich st.earn roller by arguing that the Saddleback Valley s hould not be split between two supervisors. pointing out that both the El Toro and Laguna Hills areas are within the Saa- d I e back Area Co-ordinating Council He also said that Irvine resi· dents have a vested interest in the area that someday will become part of the city. Diedrich pretended indif· ference to the redistricting issue and pointed out that he Will not again be a candldate for county supervisor when his term expires in January, 1981. Yet, the plan adopted by the supervisors varied only slightly from a plan Diedrich had tucked away In a desk drawer since mid- January. Riley attempted to chide Schmit into supporting hlm when he reminded Schmit of bi• re· marks a few weeks ago that he would not "allow one supervh11or to 'let stabbed on an end run." But Riley ll1ured to loee heavi- ly In the tedl1trlct1n1 no matter which WI¥ it went ~cauae h11 txlatln1 dlttrlc:t contains rou1hly I0,000 more persona than two other d:latricta. And when it came to dra n~w polttlcat boundatl" the ~•t Riley could muaw wq bl.I own vole ot ~ent. . - More Medical School o.ily.,..... ., ... "'"'' The $10.5 million addition to the UC Irvine Medical School is under way, on the western edge of UCI 's campus ~ ~hown in this aerial photo. When completed in the fall of next year, the addition will in · elude a 200-seat lecture hall. an 80-seat de· monstratlon lecture hall, 80 researcl\ labs and 80 faculty offices. Funding is from the 1972 California Ilealtt\ Sciences Bond Is· sue, plus a $3.3 million grant Crom the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Fr .. Page Al COPTER SIGHTS STREAKING UFOS. • • Despite difficulty in judging size and altitude of UFOs, Officer Lail, the helicopter pilot, said they definitely ap- peared to be much higher than the police chopper. sightin&6 which might appear in the press. The Orange County Airport Control Tower was closed at the time of the sight- ing and spokesmen at Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles were un- available for comment. No other law enforcement agencies contacted reported their officers on patrol at their hour told of seeing such an ;ienal phenomenon Laguna Beach Police Capt. Neil Purcell and Sgt. Terry Temple last Thursday reported an almost-identical object that appeared quite low shooting from southwest to northeast over their city. Some, however, have been known to discourage their officers from making formal rt·ports on <wrial phenomena Front Page A J CANYON •.. space land. and also voted to S<'ek SO percent funding for th e purchase from a Bureau of Outdoor Recr eation and Conservation Water Act funding. The city wlll pay $275.000 down on the purchase and finance the remaining $450,000 on a two-year contract "1th the savings and loan. Funds for purchase of the open space land will come from subdivision fees, the city's 1974 Open Space bond funds. and, hopefully, Bureau of Outdoor Recreation funds from the state. Before approving the purchase, council members heard from Joey Lorenzini. the 11 -year-old son of Planning Commissioner David Lorenzini. He told councilmen, "I hope I never see a single house down there JUSt a park. I think us kids should have a place lo play and hike in the canyon." West side spokesman Dolan. who owns a house overlooking the canyon area, raised the specter of developers moving in and buying the canyon land from the savings and loan, saying at least two prospective builders have approached the association 'This is the last, absolutely last open space m Costa Mesa that has not been bulldozed or lost to developers," Dolan said. .. Many of the people on the westside have been paying taxes in this city before ll was even a city, and it's lime they got a return on their investment," he insisted. Ex-senator's Son Named . To Academy Jerome T. Schmitz of Corona del Mar, son of former state senator aad Newpcrt Bes.ch con- gressman John Schmitz, has been nominated to the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md., by Rep. Robert E. Badham CR· Newport Beach) Schmitz, 17, "senior at Servile I.Ugh School ln Anaheim, Wl\S nomlnated by B'adbam after a Fountain Valley candidate withdrew after belns nominated by former Rep. Andrew J Hinshaw. ' Accordinl to Badham, Nava! Academy Olncen told him that Schmitz wu amon1 the moat hi1hly quallOed appllcanta lo the 40th Con1reuional Olatrict. Schmit.a la the ltader of h.Ja aeruor '!lata wltb • 1.91 1rad pob:at .&vera1e. Another Sobmlh )'OUtb . Joeeph. la c:urrenUy 1n hl1 t.hlrd )'ear alt.be U.S. Naval Acadtm.y. • • • TONIGHT NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL BOARD -Regular meeting. Costa Mesa city council chambers, 7:30 p.m . ''BEHIND TH~ HEADLINES" -Dr. Giles T Brown lecturer, OCC Forum, 7 30 p.m . CHRIS SWANSEN & THE MOOG SYNTHESIZER TRIO OCC Aud1torium, 8 p.m. "TWO GENTLEMEN FROM VE RONA '' -South Coas t Repertory Theater. Tuesday-Sunday through '\prll 23. 8 p.m . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD Regular meeting, 1370 Adams. 8 p. m OCC LECTURE "Aviation Safety for Pilots," Fine Arts Bldg.119, 7:30p.m. COASTLINE CC LECTURE ··Grandparenting," Fairview Hospital Rehabilitation Center. 10 a.m. Tanker Blast Inquiry Held LOS ANGELES (AP) A Coast Guard board of inquiry held a closed session today lo mull over new evidence about the Dec. 17 Sansinena explosion but it will be a year before a con· cl us ion is reached. Three witnesses told the board Monday they saw a flare or flash or light seconds before the oil tanker exploded in Los Angeles harbor, killing seven l\alian crewmen and a terminal guard The board also received a metallurgist 's report th al vent piping on the tanker was cor· roded before the blast. Front Page A 1 VOTING ... He said states that have simplified registration require- ments have seen dramatic re· suits through increased voter turnout. Under current procedures, voters must register m advance or going to the polls. Mondale said that in states where voters can register for state elections on election day, including bis 01!gl \ state of Minnesota, "the resu~ have typically been a significant increase In voter participation with no increase in voter fraud." ··over 450 ,000 Minnesota citizens were registered on elec- tion day in 1976 yet not a single charge of fraud Wa'S filed," he said Under the plan, which Mondale said has bipartisan support, ci s tate could receive 20 cents for each vote cast in the previous presidential election to help pay for increased registration costs. According to estimates pro· v1ded at the news conference, the total cost could reach $15 s mill ion or more President Carter discussed the revisions with the Democratic congressional leadership at a While House breakfast today. Carter said that abolition of the Electoral College and direct popular election of the president ·'will insure that. the candidate chosen by Che voters actually becomes president." lie noted that his election could have been turned around last November by a small change of votes in Ohio and Hawaii despite a popular vole lead of 1. 7 million votes over Gerald R. Ford. The Administration, however, did not propose a specific amend· ment to abolish the Electoral College, leaving this to the Congress. Am ending the Constitution requires the vote of two-thirds of the House, two· thlrds or the Senate, and three- qua rters of the state legislatures. Stay in Japan Won Corona def Mar resident Kim· berly Kellog has been selected by the Youth for Understanding pro- gram to s~d U:ie 1ummer living with afamilyln Japan Council at Glance In action Monday night, the Costa Mesa City Council: SIGN LAW -Turntd down a real eatate broker'i reque.t for a varlAnce t.o the sign ordinance for wall and ground signs at hla business at 31:.0 ff arbor Blvd. CRIME BEPORT8 -Approved a reso\ution •llowlnc membert ot the coUPcll and other tlty officials lo secu,..., cdmln41 hlatory tnform•tlon about J)Ottnlill city employct AMBULANCE SERVICE Turntd doWn a request from Doctor'• Ambulance Service for permlaaton t9 pick• patJenta at hoepltala ln Cotta MtH to Ltansport th.em out of thedty. F81H2E ·~BA W" -Allowed 11oliri R. Da"l I conditicmal use permit to build five apart.11\ent umta at 'T• Hatnl.ltoa St., withlo a cll)'·lmpoud lMallcllQj '"'" area.· ' Minibuses Bake d Firemen wo rk in a Laguna Hills Leis ure World warehouse Monday after gasoline was ignited by a welder's torch. The blaze did about $150,000 damage. It destroyed. two buses. a s mall station wagon, tools and the warehouse, 24402 Moulton P.ark way. Gay Rights Issue Takes Violent Turn MIAMI (AP) -The car of a homosexual rights activist was destroyed by a suspicious fire to- day as the dispute over a gay rights ordlllance took a violent turn. Fire department officials said the burnmg of a car belonging to · Manuel Gomez. a Cuban exilt" "ho parti<.'ipated m a Monrla} news <.'Onfcrenc<.' h<'ld by sup porters of a local ordinance ban· ning discrimination against Handicapped Due Special Bus Service Handicapped residents from throu~hout Orange County wall be able to dial rides in buses equipped with wheelchair lifts by mid-summer, Orange County, Transit District <OCTD> d1ree- tors decided Monday The board agreed to expand an experimental fleet of three hft equipped minibuses serving West lUld North Orange County to a fleet of 12 buses by .July fi. Beginning on that d ate the han- dicapped will be able to phone for door·to-destination transporta- tion 24 hours in advance. Service wi!J cost 25 cents one-way for the handicapped and 50 cents for am- bulatory riders accompanying them . Service will be l'Xp anded from the six days a week it now operate!'! in the experimental stagt'. Under the new program. hours will be from 6 a.m. t.o 11 p.m . weekdays and from 9 a.m. to 5 p. m. Saturdays and Sundays Lifts will be install<'d on bus<'s a lready owned by OCTD at a cost of up to $120,000. homosexuals , was "suspected arson." Gomez. a member of the Dade County Coalition for the Humanistic Rights of Gays, ap· pe-arcd on a Spanish-language television station Monday night. A countywide referendum on the gay rights question 1s set for June 7 "I know how .intigay the Latin <.'om munlty 1s." he said "ll s€'ems I'm the first Cuban to Lalk open I~ about ga~ness." lie s:ud he had received no out- right threats but that he oft€'n re- c c1 vcd anon) mous telephone• calls Bob Bask.er. a spokesman for the group, said 1t started a na- honwade fund-raising campaign and s ugge~t cd that the an- lahomost>xual n ghts group, Save Our Children Inc .. and one of its )('aders. sin~er Anita Bryant. jom In helpin~ raise money for a referendum on the law. Basker. "ho said the group h::is a lreadv collected $20.000, said the effort was bcini;: made to keep the cost of the referendum from clouding the gay rights issue Mass Bryant's organ1zat1on <.'a mpaigned against the or. dinance, which outlaws rlas <.'riminati.on against gays in hous ing and empl6ym t>nt. and c irculated the petitions that made the referen<tum nece5sary. The Dade County Com mission approved the new law in ,January. It set the referendum for June7. County officials said the com- mission can accept money from the jtay organization but does not h ave to spend it on the referen dum. Such elections are usually paid for out of tax funds. Mustn't Event Stay-at-lwme 's Deligld T he Newport Harbor Area Charqber of Commerce is having a non-party to which the members ot the Harbor Area business community are being cordially invited not to attend. . THE tu PEJt COl.lJ>le~y is the 'rainchild of chamber DlrectOr Pitul So.lata, the originator orirrelevant Week. Salata's event, planned as a fund raiser to help reduce the chamber's $46,000 debt incurred on Its new head- quarters. is slated for Saturday, April l That way, explains c hamber executive director Dan Rogers, you have the <.'hoic<' of evenings on which not to al tend. The event is to be held nt the Ren~ezvous Ballroom in Balboa. SALATA DESCRIBED the event 11 "a night on the town at home," and explained that In addition to the SlS p<'r couple non attendance charge, non·r<?"Stt vatlon!I are also a\laHable at S150 for corporate table• "Or for SUj() we wall sell you a lifetlm• ~11 \bat.get.a you out o( ever having to attend another event, 'ht added. Salata la ael11ng the ticket& aa a 1ooc1 lnvestment. "For $15 )'OU Will be able to turn down other lnvltaUons. You can n.1 you•re boo&od and at.ay home. 0 to Condemn Sentence Set Aside WASHINGTON CAP> -The U.S. Supreme Court set aside to- day the death sentence of a con- demned Florida murde rer, rul- ing that prisoners who face a possible death penalty must be given all facts that play a part in the sentencing decision. The justices voted 8 to 1 that the due process rights of convict- ed murder er Daniel Wilbur Gardner of Homosassa, Fla., were violated when hia sentenc- ing judge withheld part of a pre. sentence report after ruling that it was confidential. By a closer vote, the court sent Gardner 's case back to the Flor ida Supreme Court. Gardner's conviction for the 1973 murder of his wife, Bertha Mae, was left untouched but the high court ordered that the state start anew in handing down a sen- tence for that conviction. "We conclude that Gardner was denied due process of law when the death sentence was im- posed, at least in part, on the basis of information which be had no opportunity to deny or ex- p I a in," Jus tice J ohn Paul Stevens wrote in an opinion JOmed by seven justices. A presentence report is pre· pared by investigators appointed by the court listing various fac- tors, such as the defe ndant's background and details of the crim e, for the judge to consider an deciding the sentence. Justice William H. Rehnquist dissented from Stevens' opinion, indicating that a s tate as free to am pose the death sentence under ats own particular sentencing procedures. Justices Thurgood Marshall aod William J . Brennan Jr. dis- sented from the segm ent or Steve ns' dec1s1on that remanded the case and thus madt' Gardner ..,tall liable to a possible death sen- tence. Marshall and Brennan have hren constant an their views that the death penalty under any circumstance as unconstitutional as cruel and unusual punish· menl. Stevens' opinion said that "full disclosure" of all factors leading to the 1mpos1t1on of a death sen tence is nect's..,nry if the sl ate de· alh penalty law is to stand up to constitutional scrutiny That re- asoning pla<.'e.c; the burden on the md1v1dual state court systems. The trial JUry that <.'onv1cted GJrdner, 40. recommended that he be sentenced to life in prison. The trial Judge, who under Florida law does not have lo abide by the Jury recommcnda· lion, imposed the death sentence. Hair Stylist Semenced in NB Slwoting A South Laguna hair stylist who admitted shooting another m an in the stomach after the paJr argued in a Newport Beach apartment has been sentenced to six months to life in state prison. Oranj?e County Superior Court Judge James H. Walsworth im- posed the prison term on Melvin Keith Daitsch, 56, of 412 Monarch Bay, after the defendant pleaded guilty lo charges or assault with a deadly weapon. Newport Beach police arrested Daif.sch May 24 a~er Randall A. Taylor, 42, was wounded in his home at Oakwood Garden Apart- ments. Police said Dail.sch told them be went to Taylor's apartment to question tbe victim over allega- tions made over the telephone. ·Beer Heist Suspect Shot LOS ANGELES CAP) A m•n sus pected of stealing hcer has bern accidentally shot and killed by a police offic<'r , police i;aid Investigator!' said two offic('r~ saw two men tnke four <.'nse~ or beer from a tru<.·k parked on the strt-et Monday After a !'hort foot chase, the pair was ordt>red to lie down. But poltce saictont' or the men, Travls McCoy, 40, raised his body, hit· ting a gun held by one ot the or- flcers and cauaift'S the weapon to fire. McCoy wu hit and killed. • et chi,_. tilt ,._ wUl .. DO S:Z.. OI late..... CM ... ta b• ..... tM Bil 1Mta .... •-n.t la ' DUS,._. ' buL NalMMb ii .._. ~ to TtM7 earrmUy ..,.. rl'OID •ti bnelt \M ..... '' •• . . -..... He Etbat Wellman ~etr I of Mr'riCl8. .LrmU take a U. tat about the aald. Feb. 15 m ~ ~ m~e. Tb It.Item t Clark read l'1d mmt waWd fie wll11Da.., do tho If the union ean produ,ce same. documentary evidence to lb9w Loriu Aid the contract ex-not.lee to reopen taJb wu atria. t.emian will mean tllat drinn U should be eubmJ.tta Oldies But Goodies John Tanczos of Tustin sits inside his 1931 Chrysler roadster which will be on dis- play. along with vi ntage automobiles from four SoutheTn California Walter P . Chrysler Cl ubs at South Coast Plaza Th·ursday through Sunday. Judging of the autos will take place Sunday with two cars selected from seven classes. Bag Killer Knows Anatomy I EL CERRITO (AP> -The identity of a young man found dissected in a tr ash can is still a mystery, but a coroner's deputy says whoevC!' cut up the body had a good knowledge of anatomy. Dept. Carl Smith said the cor- oner has determined the man was about 20 years old and had fair hair and an unusual feature of a horseshoe kidney, which COSTA MESA OFFICE 230 E 171h SI 7141842·1660 DANA POINT OFFICE 24671 I.A PIO/A 7141.C96·!::_1!l3 HUNTINGTON BEACH OFFICES 17122 Bnnch Ulvcl. 714/H'11·9681 8899 A1laim1 Avu 114 002·:1311 IAVINE OFACES t7961 M.l't:Atlhur Ulvtl /M !1-1\MJIOI 2001 Mrch11l11<111 Orlvn /14 833-:lllt LAGUNA HIU.S ~FICE 23&11Pasr.e1'"v,.1nncln71.C 800·3200 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICES 1090 811y·sHle Otlvc 714/67~-f.12 1 1666 San Miguel Drive> 7114 fi411 A'i1 1 may he1p in identifying him. One o( the parents must also have such a kidney, Smith said. The body: cut in seven pieces a nd wrapped in plastic, was found Friday by farm workers at a ranch near this Riverside County town. The head and some parts of the body were missing, Smith said. The sheriff's department sail the killing was somewhat similat" lo six other murders being uf vestigated jointly by authoritie~ in Los Ange les, Oraogei Riverside and San Diego cxru.nt- ties. The murders, dating back~ April 1975, all involved YoUn1 men who were found unclothed i plastic bags. , 11111 11111 (Ill (1111 1111 1111 11111 ,_ CALIFORNIA FIRST BANK GOOD THINGS HAPPEN IN CALIFORNIA FIRST t·.~·nbf!r FDIC California First Bank makes good things happen fpc you, the homeowner. At Cali- fornia First, the equity you've built-up in your house makes you eligibie for a loan to pay for almost anything-like college tuition, Vcl<ations, home improvements. Borrow up to $15.000 at current bank rates. It's easy to arrange at any of over 100 state- . W1de offices of California First Bank. 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Smith seems to ·favor the "and up'' part. .Anyway, forget. the money. It's too much t.o even think about. THINK INSTEAD about Mrs. Smith's reported testimony of ":,Yesterday, wherein she suggest- led the ranch company helped get the city of Irvine formed. According to news accounts, ~he testified the ranch bands did -.iits because they could no longer ,:ontrol the Orange County Board of Supervisors. EA.SnlA.11 PION. Mau. <AP I ·-A ..._..,. t 1bol th hHd ts the aa1,y llvina link In· v uaatan have to a lripl alay- inr. The dead and the inJured 11rl were found by police Kooday momfnc in the neat two-atory home where they lived on the out· skirta ol Easthampton. TBE VICTIMS were ldenti!ied ••: -Velma Kulla. 6'9, who bad lived in the house for over 30 years. -Mozelle Evans. 47, Mrs • Ku&' daughter and a nurse. -George Healey. 77. a boarder who bad lived in the Kulis home' for about lS years. MRS. EVANS' daughter. Deborah, 19, a sophomore at Holyolte Community College. was reported in guarded condi· tion at Holyoke Hospital. Medical Examiner Thomas Corrlden said all or the dead had been shot in the race and had been dead about 40 hours when the bodies were found. Carter to W~GTON <AP> -PNak!ent Catter'a forthMmln1 vlron· mental me11a1• to Con1reu may pro~oH tbat offaboro petrOtea;m drtllL\1 and omboN coll min Ina on ftMa>al landa M ect In ••leded "marlnounctuarl "and valuabldarmlaocb. Tho&e propouls are J>•ft ol 11 drat\ aeament ot the Prealdct's messaie, circulated by h.la Cowl· ell on Environmental QOJ1lltydur· Reappr11sal ot the Interior tn1 the past ttve days to o&Mr Department'• ac:bedule ot otr- a1e.nciel. 1bore petroleum leaam., with A copy ol the draft, obt&lned by "1peelal empbul1" 011 w•ten off The Alsoclated Preti, Includes a Aluta because of their .._unique proposal for "flnandal ln~en· nature" and "the poulbWty or dve1," wblcb are not expl&lned. seriousresourc:econlUcta.'' to help power planu l.Qltall an· tlpollution equipment wben they switch f1'om oil or natural 1u to coal ut.heirmainfueL APPARENTLY PART oC a broader environmental messa1e. the draft copy dealt only with en· vlronmental issues closely relat- ed to energypollcles. Carter has stat.ed his intention to encourage greater production and use ot coal, to use nuclear power aa an important ''la.st re· sort," and to speed research on solar and other advanced enerl)' sources. Other proposals in the draCt of thePresident'smessagecallfor: Cougars,. Mustangs , Recalled DETROIT (AP) -Ford Motor Co. announced Monday the recall of more than half a million of its 1968 and 1969 Ford Mustangs and Mercury Cougars equipped with bucket seat. because the back of the driver's aeat could-collapse. · Mrs. Smith said a couple of Democrats got elected lo the county board and as a result, the ; Jrvine Company was losing its • grip. So it got. city hood for Irvine. "Obviously, it's a triple murder," said Dist. Alty. John Callahan. Officials would not speculate on the reason for the shootings. INVESTIGATORS said the body of Mrs. Kulis was round on a bed in a downstairs bedroom. The bodies of Mrs. Evans and Healey were on the hving room floor. The wounded girl was found in a bedroom· over the garage. Parked Parallel -Environmental Protection Agency demonstrations of better controls on sultur, smoke, duat and nitrogen oxide emissions Crom coal burning, backed by a supplemental $50-mlllion ap· propriation, to increase in the future. Ford ai.td the recall lnclu~~s 480,000 U.S.-made cars, 32,000 made in Canada and 1,000 as- sembled in other countries. Alas, this is a sad commentary on the state of things. First, despite the fact that our county · board is supposed to be a non- partisan outfit, nobody thinks of 1t in those terms anymore. Thus board members gel labeled Democrats or Republicans and they are expect· Observers gaze in disbelief at a car which shd into a 16·f oot-deep trench that had been dug for the laying of new sewer pipes in Tucson. Police said the accident oc- curred when Richard Blizzard, 24, took a nearby corner too fast and skidded into the trench. Blizzard received minor in.iuries. Three others in the auto were unhurt. ~BEATER RESEARCH on improved coal-burning methods and chemical conversion of coal into synthetic fuels. THE RECALL follows a H 2· year legal battle between the Na- tional Highway Trafric Safety Administration and Ford. The automaker had refused to comp- ly with a govemment recall or- der, arguing that the defect was not a safety-related problem. • ed to act that way. Often they do. Additionally, Mrs. Smith's testimony, if on the mark, clear- ly shows how an enormous outfit Ute the Irvine Company can get ·tripped up by political machina- tions. Canadian Gives Up; 50 Hostages Freed Fearing one polahcal body ma) not be nice anymore, the ranch ·people go out and help get : another political body formed in : the shape of the Irvine City Coun ; cil. THIS HAPPENED in the Year . of Our Lord 1971. Smee then, his- tory has clearly illustrated how ·well the Irvine City Council can be controlled. Tbia ia an outfit that is almost always out of control. The Irvine City Council can't oven c:ootrol itself. Currently, the parties who repose upon the big seats at. the podium are at an im- passe. Tbe7 split. on all kinds or 1ssues: Two~ one way, two vote the other, and lbe fifth coun- c1lm an ls stuck m the middle. Currently, tbey can't even con- trol who 11 eotnr to be mayor. They are 11>1it oa. t.b.la issue. 2 to 2 to 1. How now, are tlle ranch hands going to get a grip on an outfit 'like that? They can't even tell ~ho bas the J(avel. It's like trying to get a good hand-hold on a jellyfish Clearly, lht• ln 1ne Company muat be puzzled over its control l'itrategy Resides that. the r<1nch...l> still has som£' acreaae in county ten1tory So m addition to fret. tin~ ov('r what the Irvine C1ly Comtcil may do next. the com pany still ha:-to worry about th£• .Roard of Supervii.ors Now they've got 10 politicians to copt.' with instead of Just fiv<' THUS IF CONTROL was rt>al Jy what the Irvine Company wanted, it's had a miserable lime of it. To control something, first ~ou've got to flndm~ the steering wheel. Then the brakes. By The Associated Press A man having trouble paying his bills, a Canadian who said he was a "fan" of Idi Amin. and a furloughed auto worker held nearly 50 hostages in separate incidents in thciJnited States and Canada before releasing all safely and surrendenng lo police. At the same time Monday, in reaction to other recent hostage in cidents, lhe Freedom of the Press Committee of the National News Council approved a proposal recommending "common sense" restraints on news coverage of terrorist activities where the h\'CS of hostages may be at stake. '"THERE SHOULD BE no nat rule." said CBS News president Rtc:bard Salant after he drafted the proposal for submission to the fuUcounciL "Also. this reJects as unthinkable the idea they (terrorist ac- UviUes) should not be covered," Sal ant said, noting that "there is a lar1e body of thought" to the effect that news coverage only pro- motes recurrence of such Incidents. At least 30 employes of a municipal office were held in Baltimore by a man armed with two handguns. The gunman. iden- tified as Anthony Patrick Griffin. 30, was said to be having problems paying his rent and gas bills. The hostages \.\er£' freed unharmed after about 30 minutes and the gunman later ~urrcndered to police. THE MAN'S WIFE and eight children were with him during the incident, police said, but it was not clear if they remained willingly. In Toronto. Canada, a man with a sawed-off shotgun who took over a downtown bank branch and said he wanted to be flown to Uganda to see Amin surrendered his last hostages and gave himself up late Monday rughl after holding police at bay for 12 hours. The man. Robert Hugh McLagan, 37, of Vancouver, B.C. en lt'red the bank just before noon and took 16 hostages, police said HE St\10 HE HAD been a mercenary soldier in Africa, admired Amin. whom he called "my pal." and wanted a plane to fly him to t: ganda. But a radio reporter who got into the bank said the man told him hewantedtokillAmin. Police said the man demanded money after entering the bank ~nd that he was charged with bank robbery At Ypsilanti, Mich .• a policeman overpowered a knife-wielding employe who held a hostage inside a Ford Motor Co. plant for nearly an hour. The man, 1denUf1ed as Jimmy Miller. 22. entered the plant's first-aid stalion and took head nurse Mildred Deyo hostage, police c;aid. He later releued the nurse in exchange for a part-time employe who also is a minister, authorities said. Police identified the minister as S7-year-old S.L. Roberson, who two years ago talked a gunman at the plant into surrendering. Mrs. Deyo said the man had come to the medical office to see about returning to work. The man had been on medical leave for mental reasons since Feb. 1. Snow Falls Midwest • ID lllirwis Cities Get One to Tiro. Inches T~~rat•r~• A ibMl:'I AlbUOl"'' ,,.,. A""'"'"" .. f)f'I' •H.1nt_. &o•\" llo\lo" 8r-l')wn'"'",. fluff••o p"uoo C•Mlr\nAfj Cl~""'•"'ft 0•1 Fl W'lftl\ Oenv•r ~sMo'"", O•tro1t Oululh F•ltlNI\ .. "el•M t40l\Olu•u lfOU\10'1 J.o...,.,v111r IC.l\Y•C•I~ l.O\ V~«N• LHll• Roe• l..ovihlllp M*mMI• ""'" l..ow l"r• .. n •1 Jl .. 1l \\ t\ I '\4 ..... u " n •> 1111 •' 'IO °' " 111 •... •• 1' t• ... ,, .1• M '1 \I Jl 1• n ,IJ H ~ .01 11 .. ·~ 7 .. u ~' 10 " \0 01 ., ,. 01 '' n °' n "4 ,, l' 11 JI t1 ,, . D.My Pllet Dtl._y ............. ~rw•11y fr•d•V U ~ntt 11-. 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A Canadian dentist who extended the invitation said he decided to write the President because Carter's famous toothy grin is a good advertise· ment for dental health. ''His smile personifies the value or good dental health." Dr. Sam Green, creator of a local dent11.I health program. said. -One-year studies of coal· related heallh issues and of en- vironmental standards for new types of energy. -A five-year ban on stnp- mining of "prime and unique" farmlands. except for existing min es. while the Agriculture Department works on ways or reclaiming the land after mining. -A one-year review or federal coal lands by the Interior and Agriculture departments, followed by the elimination of un· suitable lands from federal Jeas· ing for coal mining -DEVELOPMENT OF a federal program to help com- munities cope with rapid coal mining expansion. to be sub· milted within six months by the Department of Health. Education and Welfare. CASHQ~ IN ON 'V SPRING ~ CLEANING ·~ \ Save With a Daily Pilot March Sale ·Ad Ford said on Monday it would recall the cars, although it still is appealing the NHTSA 's order in court. A BRACKET supporting the right-hand side of the driver's seat back may break, possibly al· lowing the driver to fall back. Ford said owners may obtain replacement brackets at their local dealers. Replacement parts s hould be available beginning April 30, a s pokesman said. There have been no deaths or serious injur:ies resulting from 750 reoorted collapses of the seat backs. the spokesman said. although there have been 24 cases of "minor pre.perty damage" and 41 minor injuries "such as sore necks or backs." 10°/o DISCOUNT ... 5 LINES OR MORE FOR 3 DAYS Spring'• an Ideal time to clean out clutter. Now, with a Dally Pilot March Saleclaaslfled ad, spring'• agreattlmetoclean up, too. Convert your clutter to cash by piecing .• cla••lfled ad of five II nee or more for three days, and, save 10 per cent on the coat of the ad. Complete detail• of this speclal aavlngs s:lan appear Jn today' a cla11ffled section. If you have Items to sell In the. followlng categories you'll wanttotake advantage of• March Sele ad: Antiques Garage.Safes Offfce Equipment Appliances Household Goods Pianos A Organs Bicycles Jewelry . Sewing Machines Cameras Machinery Sporting Goodt Furniture Musical Instruments Swaps Use Cash, BankAmericard or Master Charge Remember -10% Discount .-Act Now! Mall your ad or plaee dlr-eedy al u1 OaJl1 Pilot om~. DAILY PILOT "" .. ''"_,,.,,_,.,_., .. lo l~t \OUlllWfl .. fll Or .. I l.411tt ,..,,Oii, ~ .,_ 1a111no ""• today ,,..,,., ,,.,,,..," llllMl~.cr•n IMI•"" 111111 .. , 1-Mlclllf'ln, t"Vl ... rll w,.,.,..,,, _ _.,_•"•'" Ol\le '-'llrl\ftl SI• m wtU 0.p"' ._-------------~---.. ..... -..._._ .... ._ _________________ ..,.. "'-•-' ,,. "'·""'' ... "'· I • • . -, APWIN-- Get Sta~ Posts Leonard GriJJes. 53, left, has been ap- pointed to the cabinet post of Agriculture and Services Stcretary. He is the first black to serve on the state cabinet. Richard Romingtr has been named direc- tor of the Department of Food and Agriculture. I 1 Ban on .Ae &ACLUIENTO <AP> -The AsMmt>I~ hq re· J • Ca:lllomla 1>1n oa Hl'OIOls, trhlcb 1clen· Ullc atuctiell have linked to cancer, att.r one roe complained it woul<t Jn • Hlbatt w01WI trt for ••• for n vlroametalllta,. ~l@.tMfberday, f. make over S,000 peoplt· Jose their jobs. l.be low. Monday TM-.. • Yktory for \IOttd »1'7 • lbe bill by • labor-coatt- A aumbl1m•• J ohn Uoa that hM been filbt· V aaconcelloa. D-San lnl asvtranmentaJ blll • Jose. with 41 votes followed the aerosol ln· needed for passage. dustry'a recent success Vasconcellos saul ho 1n watertn s down a Brainwash 'Unlikely' Moonies PsychologUt J;'estifies SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -A bat· tery oC psychological tests taken by five young Moonie church members shows they are not likely to be easily influenced or ''brainwashed," a psychologist has testified. Dr. Allan Gerson of Los Angeles said Monday he found no evidence that the five, whose parents are ques· tioning their competency. are subJect to influence by "artful und designing persons.·· from the influence of lhe Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church. They claim the five, all in their early 20s, are victims or mind control techn1· ques the church allegedly uses to recruit new members. 1177 ls RARECOIN·1 almllarbllllnlhe at•. 1ludJ • rn t rtt tly AUCTION : A mmilar bill P&S:aed OJI. by lb• N atlOQ al y eUaad I the Assembly la c year t ... eademy ofanSclen A~ ,.._1,--8_ l bat dt.d lD the Senalt-. n ..,.._ UU61CT IG.:lj Numerou1 opponents oft.be sprays attatb tbe Ltd. Hid )obs would be Jost ii ozone laJer Jn o -UIULT .... Aw. • Cahfornia banned moa p hHe. allowln f ~c.M..., fluor ocarbon sprays penetraUonofultravioleL (714)m-- before the rederal iov-rays. Every one percent PJU., llAlllCH as. I ~.If. ernment acted. decrease in tho ozo ne QO~VIJM:Ot FIA• layer leads to a two per· • R••u-•tt'lllt.. .. ... ~ "WHY I S I T t h at cent increase in akin · ""•1••-.1- Calilomia has lo lead the cancer and melanoma, ao.-b ... ~.:':~~ •tt "'1 way on every sin gle Vasconcellossaid. f;:.itc;;".:::.~..::U:t solitary thi.ng that leads ; , .. s .. -. ~ £1 .. Mill .,. to a loss or jobs for peo-AE ROSOL USE. i n ~~:::.!'p.~m~~ pie who work with their California alone-which I 11~fsto1JJ1<1p1..-.,p1 .. maqy_r ... • hands? .. asked As· uses 5 percent of t he l :-:::::~~~·~·;:. • .,.~, s em b I y man Dan world's aerosols -wm j ...u-or•";:;::.."'41\!H Boatwright, D·Concord. cause 3,000 cancer cases T...._..._ci...r•llMkAtnmear4 He said a ban would t iod caaa over a wo-year per • 111~,. m "'•P .... oan7 cost more than 5,000 jobs Vasconcellos said. t-•n.n. ui1epm. statewide and shut down Vasconcellos said: ~~= a DuPont plant in his dis-"Certain economic in· 1..,011..,, ve11-A~llOll o.u.ri._ lrict. terests are at stake. Our ud · ma " 1...0 .. /he. <>ran,., • · d Callf -· ITIU Ql.m.J J..,houlll pl FLUOR OCA R BO N hves,ourhealthan our 1>4••11•aod-bladiw-orNH•PGh aerosols --the pro· kids are also at stake." .......... ,. pellants in products like ·,...--------.....,~========::~ deodorants and hair NOTICE OF HOM DISCRIMINATORY· POLICY AS TO STUDENTS. Gerson·s testa mon' wa~ to continue ' Dam Proposal t~d;~~ heunng went' into It" 11th day The P•lrents ha' l' uskcd Superior Court Judge S. Lee Vavuras lo give . Boondoggle? -t_h_e_m_l_em_po_•_·a-ry_c_·u-stody of their adult children so they ~an remove them But Gerson said many or the five were unusually suspicious and guarded in their relationships with others -traits which, unless pro· duced only recently by events m the courtroom, would render them less susceptible lo any efforts at mind con- trol. Attorneys for the church claim that 1f the parents win conservatorships, the five will be turned over to pro- fessional deprogrammers -who, the church c l aims. are t he real "brainwashers." sprays -would be banned from manufac- ture, sale and use in California in March 1978 under the bill. Medical uses, refrigerants and the electronics industry would be exempt. A series of scientific· Tll• lr•iM ScJiool of Muaic: odlNts ,......._ ef My roce, COIOP', ncrffOllal Cllld etfwllc origin fo aft ffte rh)hh. pnYlft'C)H. pP'o9P"a11H and acth•ltlu guerolty llCC:llf'ded or mad• aYOlloble to 1hlcleftt1 at tlte Khoci'. It doel Mt clscri...._ on tho boli1 of ran. c:olor, 11ot101t.i or offilllc orllJI• la odt'lllnhtratiOll of it• edllcoffOllGI palc:l4"o ...,,llCMs pollcln. scholarship Cllld loClll prOCJ"-· llftd aftllttlc Giid otMt-achoci' odiHtithnd prOIJl'-1. I r---------------------------------------------.-............................................................ ._._ ................................................................. ~--~--~~------~--~ SACRAMENTO <•P> -Is the proposed Auburn Dam a .. billun-doUar boondoggle" on earthquake faults, or tac savior of California's ·agricultural economy fran "incalculable" losses'? A U.S. Department Ci the Interior panel beard some 50 witnesses. crtics and boosters. give descriptions Monday th1t included these assess- ments of the Sl 3·billaon At burn Dam-Folsom South Canal federal WJtcr proJerl. ll 1s among more thai 20 water projects in the country being reviewed tc determine 1f thcv will be axed for financial or sale.y reru.ons. The proposed 1978 funcl1ng for the l\ubll'n proJect. which by Sep- tember wall have ust•d $2.8 m1lhon on construction since 1965, as S39 7 mil hon Di•mi••al of Char9e11 Sought VENTUHA IA P I Attorneys for three Camarillo St:llc llosp1lalcmployes accused in con- nect10n with a patient 'cath have asked for dis- missal of most of the cha·ges today. The andactmcnts only ones left of l'1g\t S tah• against the three were ttc l J handed down bv a --------Superior Courl gra1d Jury in December. Tlr three arc t echnicians lt·an Agu1 rrf'1 Vern Wilham and Charlcs Sabal Judge R1chanl (' lcatun d1..,m1sscd the 1nchct- ment against ps~ 1'h1afr1 st Dr Leroy E :\toore Sr. on Monday bN'JUst' a pane l of cloctors said he was not negligent 1n trc>at11g a patient who d1e<l .. le.card Offere i for Captor LOS l\:'\G F.LES C\ P A Bt•\ Prlv ll1llHf'altor says he's installed gwrcJ., iil his Coldwat.-r Canyon mansion and is <1ffc·ing a SI0.000 rC'Y. ard for the capture of lht• m.in \\ho held him and has \\ire hostage for th1 t'l' hotTs 111 tht· muldle of the n1~ht ll)m1c S1ngt•r, it>, sJ1ct ancl trainrd a gun on h1" 65-year·old wife, Ihlh. t·arly that morning ii:nored money and valuahl1s an the house' "He was tht'rc for one purpoo;c>, for ransom," Singer said Sani:erbnught th(' ~rf';1t white StC'amer. th(' SS Catalina 13~ month for S70 000. LOS ANG Eu·:S' \I' 1 Co11n1' As..,£'sr.or Philip Wcitson on•rcisse:;!'d'd th€.'.\ :1l·ht "' rtnl' of his cam- paign contributors, 1h1•1·ounl• '' t"•'m1·nt Appeals Board has rul1·<1 The Saµph111 • "-t'J 11 oY.nC'd h' fle\crl\ ll1lls dt• 'eloper Arthur II "·•pl.111 ,.., onl\ worth S590 ooo allhough 1t 1.., .i-..w-. ... t:d .it Sl~i.1.t.100. the board ruled Count} ~llpl'n 1s11r B,o,tC'r \\ .1n1 h.1s char~ed that the ~apph11 t• !->t'.• 11 anrl .111 un .. pl'c1f1t•d number of other lu'\ur hu.11' h.1 \l' "'' 1111lrrt county t«txes becaust• the\ 11 •· n•i.:1 ... 11•n·d an ol hl"r 'tat('-.; even though lhl·~ .1ri· h1·1 thl•d pnm.1nh 111 thl' co11n1' Oaange of , . ..,,aw De n ied OAKLAfl. 0 I/\ P J A 1udg1• ha-; denied a de· fense motion to mm" I hf' trial of thrct· men accused or last Jub 's ChowC'hlllH hu ... kactnapang out or Alameda Count,. At the san1<' llm1' J\1onrl.n .. Superior Court' .lud~t' L(>o 11<'£'~.in of R 1vc>rs11h' dcnt<'d a bid to qua~h the ind1ctml•n1~ Oeei.1;,an, callt•d out of retm•mf'nl to handlr th<• rase. rc.Jf't'l('d iitlnrnP~' ll<>rl><'1t YLJnoY.1t1.· c:ta1m that his cht•nt rnuld nut >?et a fair I nal 111 Oakland Stl.UWnl R~a,,ment11 Tard11 SAN FRANCISCO I AP l Collecting overdue student Joans continue-; to bc a problem for the University of California. a Board of Regents com- mittee was told Of the S66 4 milhon in student loans due at the end of June, 1976, 15 percent were considered delin- quent, the re~ents C'omm1ttet> on Education Policy was told "The delinquency rat(' continues lo be a matt~r of concern to the university as well as to rrlany other institutions nation wade," said A. T . Brugger, special assistant for student aff&rs. 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Your Rose Ardebil will be a family heirloom. 4'x6'. Reg . $149, 99.99 5'6"x8'6". $289. $199 8'1"x11'6". $429, $329 Wool Is naturally flame resistant. A dtopped cigarette will not ruin your ~ust Bsktlart 4'x6" size. Regularly $299,now oply. $~19 5'7"x8'6". $549, $399 A73'x11'6". $899, $6Q9 ----- •1 1 I I I I ----~------------------------~----------------------------------~--------~------------~~-------------.-----------------'1 Shop Mon Fri . 10·00-9:30, Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12-6. Bullock's South Co t Plaza, 3333 Bristol, Costa Mesa! phone 666-0611 • l>btriet COCTD > atatr ary 1'17· ll budaet based on a 15-ce.ot ln d.1at.rlct'• 2$-cat tare. It remains to be 11 OCTD's dittctors approve the a> percent fare raise to 40 centl. They'll be encoura1ed to do so by pending Je-gisla- Uon aimed nt ma.kin& public lransit systems more self-supporting, and also by existing bpendina reguJa 1.lons that come into play now that OCTD is five years old. But judging from OCT D's own market survey, it ·s likely the rate increase will have more impact on the number of pass~ngers served than on the cash re- gister. OCTD's market study shows the district may losE" 34 percent of its ridership or 6.4 million passenger trips if the basic fare is increased to40 cents. Consequently. the study shows, gross revenue generated by the proposed fare hike will jump only $237,490-from $4.658 million to $4.896 million. The market study points out that passengers with easy access to cars are those most likely to stop riding OCTD buses if the fare goes up. And, the study indicates. it will be those most de· pendent on buses for transportation who will have to swallow the hike. An additional estimated $237,490 from fore box re- venue isn't to be sneezed at. But when taken in light of OCTD's proposed SIB million combined operating and capital spending budget. $237,490 is a virtual drop in the bucket. With or without the fare increase, plans call for OCTD to spend about $43 million more than it takes in throughthefareboxnextyear.' That is a tremendous amount of tax money to pour into what in reality is little more than a bus com· pany. As long as those kind of spending figures are a re- ality, it might be best for OCTD's directors to keep f WMre they are llDd 11.8 mU!im p u:rvico only un trips. Tanker Pollution The Carter administratioo is on the right track with proposals for curbmg pollution from oil tankers. The rash of offshore oil spills that began in December when the Argo Merchant broke apart and spilled 7.5 million gallons of oil near Nantucket Island made it clear that government intervention is essen- tial. Proposals include strict enforcement of safety re- gulations for tankers approaching U.S. ports, includ ing double hulls for newly built tankers; improved radar and other collision avoidance equipme.nt; and safeguards against explosions of the type that blew up the Sansinema in Long Beach. Also auggested is annual Coast Guard inspection of tankers entering U.S. ports and enforcement of ex- isting regulations regarding oil tank cleanout at sea. believed to be responsible for 85 percent of oceanic oil pollution. Since it ts t'Sl1maled that less than 5 percent of ex isling tankers would meet all the proposed safety n·- quiremcnts, the plan doubtless will not be welcomed by the shipping and oil industries, now benefiting b:r operating substandard vessels under foreign flagl3 Indeed. a vessel with the accident record of the 24· year-old Argo Merchant would be completely barred. And it should be. But, much as we need imported oil, there must be some control of the vessels that pollute our waters and shores. Carter's call for an international con· ference to establish worldwide safety standards is very much in order. \ i Plight of a County Mandated Into Ruin Dear Gloon1y Gus Insurance Refuses He A classic example of how urban domination has influenced state laws, regulations and man· dated programs to the economic detriment, if not ruin, of those in the rural areas can be seen in the plight of Sierra County. This tiny part of Caljfornia, nestled in the high Sierra just a stone's throw from Reno. is settled by barely more than two people for each of its 968 square miles. By contrast Sao Francisco has nearly 16,000 persons per square mlle. Afflicted by a shrinking economic base, compounded by spiraling costs of state.' mandated programs and inflation and stymied in de· velopmenl by restrictive Jaws, it is on the brink of • fiscal dis aster. Despite a 30 percent increase tn assessed valuation. due to a big jump in timber value, plus a 40 percent increase in lax rate the county was just able to finance the current year's budget and faces a bleak future ouUook. Not only has its economic well run dry but property tax reforms and other st.ate mandates have pounded sand into it. The gruesome facta of that future were detailed by County Assessor '(om Hogan to the new- ly formed Sierra County Citheos for Economic Survival who put things in perspective by pointing out that the county is dependent upon 30 percent of its total land area ror its support. That is because the federal government ( E~RL WATERS ) controls 70 percent of the land for which it contributes nothing to the ad valorem tax base. OF THE PRIVATE property liable to property taxes more than half or it is subject to the Timber Protection Zone and Williamson Acts which drasticaJ- ty reduce assessed valuations. This leaves the homeowners. small businesses and one large sawmill with the burden of rtnancing ever increasing COSL<\ of county government, public schools and special districts. In a breakdown or taxable land into assessed value categories. Hogan reported that timber represents 41 percent and homeowners 27 percent. Ranches make up 12 percent, businesses seven percent and sawmills and mines each provide six percent. lf limber were removed com· pletely and ranches substantially reduced the county's tax base would be cut in half. The citizen·s group president. Curly Wright of Sierraville, said they bad organized ror "the .conomic survival" of the area. Because ranching. mining and timbering offer only minimal Job opportunities and even less tax base, "Our only hope is recrea· lion-tourism such as the pro- posed Walt Disney year around, destination resort al lndepen· dence Lake Not only wlll the pro- ject provide a firm lax base, almost equal to the present total assessed valuatjon of the county, That Mr. Rinker who~ Ml in~ lhc county over Jet noise from Orange Count~ A1rport-1sn't he the samt· Mr. Rinker involved in / building houses under lt noise-impacted situation created by El Toro jets"? R.M.M. Gtoomy Gu\ comment\ •rt \UOim•lttd oy rt40t" •nd do not "•c•u•r.1.,. '~Ur<t ow .,.., •• , ot "'' " •• ,,..,.,, !.f'nd your pet ""v• to Citoomy Gu11. D•••v Pilot but it Wlll offer JOb opportunities. particularly for our young who must now leave the area to find work · BUT Tiit: multi-million dollar pro1ect has been encountering the same roadblocks stemming from state laws inspire by en- vironmentalists that caused the Dow Chemical Compan y to throw in the towel on its plans for 1ls billion dollar development in the Bay (\rea. And, while at one point in its efforts over the past several years for the recrea· taonal development. the Disney enterpnses were near shelving the pro1ect. a shift in attitudes have encouraged continuance of the plan. As Wnght slated. "A famiJy. oriented, destination resort operated by Disney would give a tax base, jobs and use taxes which are not generated by dis- persed federal campgrounds." It is clear that unless reasona- ble developments are permitted without undue delays Sierra and other hard pressed areas are fac· ing fiancial disaster because of >late laws and restrictive regula- Jons. Suits Threaten W ASJnNGTON Even as pn· s1dent. Richard N1~on rarelv missed an opportunity to s<tve; few personal dollars. llis efforts to wrangle a tax deduction for his papers were almost ai> embar- rassing as the sordid Watergate tapes. But the penunous former pre- sident, harassed by mounting legal bills, has now de- vised another novel method to get tumself off the finan- ci al hook Nixon 1s tr> ing to cover his legal costs w 1 t h a homeov.ners· insurance pollc:) The details are !>pellcd out m a letter in our possession from the Great American Insurance Com - panies to the exile of San Clemente. The insurance firm was responding to a letter from Edward 0. Sullivan. Pat Nixon's second couS1n and the man who handles the Nixon family's in· surance. SULLIVAN TOLD Great American that under court rul· mgs, Nixon could be personally liable in the four major civil suits against him. One charges Nixon and his ex·cohorts with bugging top government officials. Another blames him for using the CIA and others to harass me a!'d my staff. The ex-president, fearing he'll be slapped with fees and damages in the hundreds or thousands of dollars, offered an ingenuous interpretation or his homeowner's policy. He had Sullivan ask Great American for (JACK ANDERSON) assurances that it would foot the bill for the lawsuits. On March 1 , Great American's casualty claims chi er. Henry Schillin. turned Nix- on down cold. Nixon's policy cov· ers only ''damages for bodily in- jury and property damage.'' Schilling wrote. Lawsuits "against you ansmg out of your actions as President of the Unit· c.'d States." arc excluded, he re- minded Nixon. :\or <.·ould J\ p;on use his per:.onal "umbrella .. policy to pay for pres1dent1al law!>u1t:> N1xon·s problems do not mvolvc "bodily injury. sickness. disease, d1sab1lity" or a host of other ills, including "humiliation.·· the rirm indicated. Bes ides . the policy excludes any act "com- mitted ... with the intent to cause personal injury." None of Nixon's insurance policies, the firm added bluntly, ··afford coverage for conspiracy alleged in some of the causes of action." The insurance company flatly refused t<> pay any damages which might arise from presidential wrongdoing. Footnote: Insurance man Sullivan said he would have been "remiss not to make a claim" following the court ruling that Nixon could be held personally liable. Sullivan is now con· templating legal action against the insurance company. Nixon's lawyers declined comment. Gay: A Pleasant Word Stolen CHEMICAL NIGHTMARE - It began wilh a simply human mix-up. But the contamination of cattle feed in Michigan with the toxic chemical PBB has mushroomed into a disaster of alarming proportions. The dangerous chemical has infected the state's food supply and has even been detected in mother's milk. The people wbo publish the American Heritage Dictlonary have what they call a "Usage ~anel." This Is a group of 150 writers and editors who are ~sked their opinions on word!! that have newly entered the 11mguage, or are about to. Among the questions asked th panel via mall ballotrecenUywas: Is "gay" fhomo3nwl) al Oft ad- jective end 0$ a novn appropriate to lormol $f)el!Ch dnd writing? llotD about •gay•" 01 in .. TM gaua were omong smolL groupt of pro- t,stera?" T h e published answers to this question . were mixed; but the weiaht or the evidence seemed kt fO with tho No's. " 'Gay' used to be one or the most a~r oabl• v.·otd& in the lan1uaae,' ' utd Arthur Schlet· ln1er Jr. "Its approprlaUon by a notably moro6e croup la an act of piracy." Said Gtlbort Hl1bet, not aJto1et.Mr relevantly: ''Audea •••• 'flrY amUlln& mm when aU1bU1 drunk, but one look at. that seamed and ~•Hard face woa.ld keep aQOfte from ullln.s llmOAY.'' . ' ' [ CHARLES ] _ McCABE _ And Isaac Asimov weighed in with: "I bitterly resent the man· ner in which 'gay• has been forced out of speech. I can no longer say, 'I feel gay• or speak ol a 'tayspirit.'" I FEAR I must join tbe side or those who feel "cay" is a re~et table usaae. I do not see why a homosexual should object to be- ing called a bomosexual, especlally slnco tbe pejorative conootaticns of that word have largely been l01t ln the change of public aUitudes toward the mat· ter. Another word that would seem to do the job, and which seems to be increasing in currency, ls homophlle. Tl1ls means a person who loves people of bl• own s.x, and applies to either men dr women. THE WORD ••gay" has a curlout history. Nobody teems to know exa~ly who used It llnt. It i1 certain. however, that lt was an adjecUve in the USO.. It referred to plle• and thlnp that were patronl.ted by bomoeexu.alt. u a 1•~ bar or a l•Y rt&taurant, or a S•Y bath bouae. .. lt was not until the •sos. when the Gay Liberation Movement got up full steam and waged a marvelously successful pro- paganda war, that the word began to be used as a noun. It became, and I think unfortunate- ly, the homosexual's word for homosexual. In an adjectival sense, I think its use can still be justified. As a noun, I find it annoyine, distract- jng andslighUyof!ensive. TREY DAVE UWo reason to be gay. Their life la no bed of roses, nor will lt ever be. They are a minority, although on increas- ingly respected one. They are -.. ,=:-ce'--__ .--zwa-._ . . . ~· CJ'(!. ~ ..(\•' 'Newlounda/td, Clltwd•'l Jun follow I/HI blood. You o.nt mJo Ill' viewed by most straight people, even those who are friendly with them as a group, as ~ople with an emotional problem. Despite the success the homosexual class has had with the media in gaining acceptance of their way of life. I do not think this feeling that they are dlf· ferent. in some distinct way, will ever evaporate. Even more seriously, there will always be a large segment of the straight community that will feel sexually threatened by homoselQlnls and their suual practices. THE ACCEPTANCE of the ho- mosexual is, actually, 1kin deep. Among the educated and the affluent, the aoctal acceptance or the homOMXu.al 11 almost com· plate. But tho fartboc down lhe social scale you iet, the stronger is the prejudice •«•insl him . When you j?et to lh r<ldnecks and the ethnic•. the f'ecltn,g ~&inst tho homoauu11 Is stlll so ~at that you c•n ta1te It. Allot whkh makes "1ay" as a 1ynonym for a homosexual th11l much m<lft' la.J>propriate. Al a clau the,.,.. have damned UtUe to be iay abOut. A flippant friend bu auaested the an~wtt mJlht. be •AY &Pell: backwarda, Yq la not 1o0i:f; &ut ll 11 better I.ban l•Y• Since the fateful accident in- volving PBB more than three years ago. a phalanx of govern· ment agencies has insisted there 1s no hazard to human beings. Yet scientists have discovered that thousands or Michigan resi- dents are suffering serious ill- nesses from PBB exposure. We have had access to their con- fidential findings. PBB has been found in the bloodstreams of virtually all the Michigan residents examined in the new scientific study. A significant number of people are suffering from skin dlscrdms, hair loss, blisters and bolla. Others have seen their attn change ·color. or are swea.tlnJ much more than they used to. Still others are experJencln1 headaches, loss of memory, liver abnormalities, sleep dltturbance and physical weaknest. Some people have bcC!n sleepin1 16 hours a day but remain ex- hausted. THE TRAGIC atory hu beeo careruUy documented by R~JI. Andrew Maaull'e, D.-U., and the House JnvesU1aUons Subcom· mltlee. Jt began in ma at the Mlcbi1an Chemical Co., wbJcla WH maklnl two almilar pro- ducts. One was ••Nulrhnuter," uHd to swe«~ caWo fHd. The other wu "Firemas~ " a Ore retardant contatn1n1 PBB. • IXOD PBB bags were usually let- in red . But one day, bee se of a shortage, both pro· duct were packaged in similar bro bags. Nearly 1,000 pounds of Fi cmaster were accidentally load onto the wrong truck and distr uted to dairy farmers lhrou out Michigan. Aft eight long months, the toxic emical was finallr dis- by Fred Halbert, a Bat: tie C ek farmer who has a degree chemical engineering. Evenually, 30,000 cattle died and 500{arm5 had to be quaran- tined 'l\>t the government main- ~atned tlere was no danger lo humans.The food and Drug Ad· m101strct1on ruled that less than .3 parts ~r million or PBB could be allowld in meat and milk pro· ducts. THE F~ told our associate, Howie Ku z. that it has no way •of knowm whether that level of PBB is sa . It simply says it's the smalle~ amount that can be detected ~th modern instru· men ts. \ Federal ?nd state govern- ments asked~cientists from New York's Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, helflded by Dr. Irving Selikorr, to ~udy the effects of PBB on people. SelikofC ex· amined more than 1,000 Michigan farmers and con- sumers, and his initial findings are disturbing. "At this time, no class or group of people of those examined by us can be said to be free of risk," his confidential study warns. A third of those examined said their health had deteriorated. Some said their nails developed ridges and pits and grew so fast they had to cut them three times a week. Jnvestigators noted that the hooves of PBB·inlected cows started growing upward and became deformed. A number ol people found their strength dwindling. Some high~chool students, who prac- ticed weightlifting, for instance, could no longer lift the same weight:s. ''PBB is being regularly found in the <blood) serum of the in· dividuals examined," the study declares. Selikoff cautions that hi& find4 ings are preliminary and more study is needed. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT llobm H. WHCf. f>llbU'i1wr Thomo• Knoll. Sdttor Barbero ICrdbklt. Edttorfal Pogr EdJlor Tht editorial page o( tho Daity Pilot seelu to inform ud 11tlmul1te r-.adenJ by pttte.nttn1 nn thl11 pag• dlverac commentary on tnplc~ or Inter ~t by S)'ndlc1t· fd columnists 1nd cartoon1•tl. by provldlna a. forum for readers• views and by Pr• entlna this nc~P•~r·• oplnio1'11 and kk on curttnt topics. The: edlto111a oplnJon1 of the Dally Pllct a~at ooly In the editorial column at the top or th• paae. Opinions ea· p~sf'd by Ulo ~lllmniM an4 canoonbtt •nd letter writCfl tbetr o•n and QO end«Mm.cnt tt tbeir Yltwa by t J)a1lY P\Jot ebauJd be iaJerred. Tti~, Klrch1.2. im rful -kwilh ..... , ..... ._ Jllfl1 at Ute Maia lo New York ln r lf7J, He had 1b.ared lh• palllfUJ days W1th Joey in their Upper Darby, Pa, boaw. He had watcbed Joey beM monlbly 11>mM1 tape and brave the in· juatJce ot bav•n• a normal childhood stoJen from him. He shared his adm1ral1on in a moving speech Hult. act.or Marc Sin1er repeaU. m Jerry McNeely's screenpt'ay "111EY SAY l'VE SHOWN courage on the foot · ball field. But for me, it's only on the field, and only in the ran ... John told a startled audience. "Joey lives with pain all the time. His courage is round-the-clock. l want h1m to have this trophy. It's more his than mine, because he's been such an inspiration to me." he added "If J could dedicate Uus trophy to him. if it could give him one day ----------+---------of happmess, it would all be worthwhile," the ' 1 I l You and your · f riends are 1 cordially invited to attend this free "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE " SPONSORED BY THE FIRTST & SECOND CHURCHES OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, NEWPORT BEACH TUESDAY -MARCH 22 8:00 P.M. LINCOLN MIDD~E SCHOOL 3101 PACIFIC VI W DRIVE CORONA DE MAR Child Care and Add1t1 al Seating will be availa e across the street at Sec. d Church. weeping Cappelletti said. Joey placed the He1sman on a mantel in the family living room next to his other cherished possession, u Little League trophy "MY brother b the best ever, .. he would ~a) later John Cappel lcl t1 und his parents did not attend Sunday's screen· ing. The film was shown to them privately at their home. JOHN CAPPELLETTI "IT'SSO~IETlllNG l'LL NEVER forget," said John Cappelletti's college coach, Joe Paterno. after seemg the scene repeated in the movie. ''We all knew Joey was sick, but we didn't grasp it the way the family did. They were so strong, facmg 1t themselves. I didn't know what it was tike until John gave his speech. I had to fight to keep control of myself," said Paterno. THE FINAL POIGNANT TOUCH TO the story comes when the actor "ho portrays Bishop Fulton Sheen walks !>lowly to the microphone that John Cappelletti used to pour out his love for his brother. Sheen was to J.tlvt' tht• bll'~StnJ.t to close the banquet. "You clo not n~ed u blc!>!>m~ tonight God has already blt>sst·d you mt he person of John Caµpellct· t1 and h1~ brolht•r .Joseph." lhl: bishop said. 'Trnth-i,.,,.menu' OK'd DETROIT (AP > If a restaurant patron or· ders "fock Cornish game hen," he shouldn 't just get a pint.sized chicken. So says the Michigan Restaurant Association, which announced the adoption of a s tale-wide "Truth in Menu" policy. That's Right! When Newp t Equity Funds arranges an Equity Loan of up to $10,(X)(), 11. 7% is the Ann al Percentage Rate you'll find on your Loan Disclosure Statement. Andi the lowest rate we've ever offered. Of course larger amounts ~ p to $75,000) and shorter tenns (from three years) are available at some~ at higher A .P.R.s, but we haven't seen a lower A.P.R. anywhere for a en-year homeowner loan. The simple annual interest rate is 10 per t. And at Newport Equity Fund you can make monthly payments of in- terest only. So your monthly ayment is only $8.33 per $1,000 borrowed.* Call the T earn at Newport Eq •ty Funds. They work hard to help you ge~ the money you need. •$10,000 principal amount at 10'° simple i for 10 yeV"S; 120 i;cheduled monthly payments of $83.33 each and a final payment of $83.33 interest a $10,000 principal. LAGUNA HILLS 830-5700 POAT BEACH 644-8824 SAN DIEGO 297-7100 ..... ,. 'U ' Rice Ad WASHJNGTON CAP> Tbe td Tai Trade Commi11lon ••Y• ad· .~ ror \Jncle Ben 11 rice should not show children cloeely ex· amininC or approachlnlf foods that are being cooked. In a formal order, the FTC said Monday a television ad for Uncle Ben's rice may influence children to behave in a manner creating an un- reasonable risk of harm. The ad showed a mother and child in the kitchen. with the child asking it she could help and the mother saymg, "Sure. Watch the Uncle Ben 's." The mother says. "U ncle Ben 's 1s foolproof " The ITC said l 'ndl' Ben's, with headquarll'r!-1 in Houston. signed :.i con· sent order lo stop ads that may influence children to engage 1n a mannl·r creating an unrcasonuble nskofharm. The agreement is for settlement purposes on· ly, the ITC said, and does not constitute an ad· mission by Uncle Ben's and its advertising firm that the Jaw has been violated. TIRE Size 650·13 7.00·13 C78·14 E78·14 DEA& PAT: I love fr=m J'OIUrt. How c• 1 CDAk.e ll aL home,. . G.G .. Cotta Mes.- tt•a .._,. Jat.,...twe~ ... ,. of eom--UaJ fndl-Oav__. ,....n t.Dto a frener tray and fretn for oae boH Uld '5 mlauta. Stir midway dur· lDI freeslag Usne &o lnsue •MOOth- neas. Dt•n caa us~ plaba yogurt, freall or wa~r·packed canned fruit and arUflclaJ sweetener. Nu&s cu be added loeltber mixture. •flcdt olld Stcit~la' AWr-t DEAR PAT: Several months ago I saw a newspaper ad for bouse paint from Sears. It was advertised at a very reasonable price so I decided to buy some. When I got to the store I saw lots of paint on hand, but the salesman insisted that it was not any good. He tried to con vi nee me to buy a much more expensi\'e brand. r bought my paint at another ~tore, but this in c1denl has bothered me ever since. b It legal for a store lo advert1:;e :.t prO· duct w; good and low priced and then haVl' thl'tr ::.alesmen claim it is worth less·1 E.11 .. SanlJ Anu The practice lo which you reft-r i!'. called "bait.and-switch." It involves advertlstng products at very low prices, then informing people who respond to the ads that the advertised model ls not very good and a more ex- pensive one is much better. There Is no federal law or regulation prohibit· log such a tactic but the Federal Trade CoD)mlsslon considers it an un- fair aod ckeptlve practice in viola· tlon of the FTC act. . ,... ~ C991...,, ..... nc ecu. aa l&'-c•••.,..._. ..... pnrUcee ll ......... . ..... ~ ....... caae-... ...... on1er ap.1.1a& ta. n ... 1a1& oa1·111:r. e:ff • .,_.... r. Beus..,... DOt .. -C•I• &D dt'9 uth'lty a.. clN nol a•mlt tit at lt ever di•. A apokesmaa for the rrc taJd die lean cHe bad 1ubatlllltlally redacell •att- ancl·nrikb lactic-I ht tile retail ... du1try but that the agency woald JI.Ile c.o know ol any new blcldnls. ~11e1.-H llfl vo1 ... n DEAR PAT: 1 ordered a sample book, which was to. be part of a senes- <>n human behav1or, from Columbia. House in Indiana. The order blank: stated that 1 couJd cancel the series at any time. l soon received not just the' sample but the whole series and a bill: for $135.34. I promptly returned the books unopened -and requested cancellation of the order and bill. But. l contmue rece1 ving letters request· ing payment Th<' last one threatened to turn tht' matter over to a collection agem·y 1f 11 1s not paid I don't think l should huv~ to pay for books I rc- turnt•d H.B , Huntington Beach John Sullivan, director or opera· tion11 for Columbia House, denied sf'nding you the entire set all at once. He s aid that the free sample was sent• according to the firm's advertise- ment, and the remalning volumes were later sent. He also said &bat although Columbia House bas DO re· cord of receiviD' the books you claim to bave returned. your bill bas been cleared and your account closed. 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SIUS U!>llll 165~1>, SlllS l15tll, 11~•14, 1s51111, 1ssau 11s~u tllbtltn & tcl\..,11 "''"'"' all,~••11 Sl/0, 1151H, 195114 lllOtlU& blUllWtll U-~~$3911 $4415 •49•• phi•'"'"' SI 67 10 •1 8~ .f (T P'' ti•• ~•u• lrOtll II 95 10 SI llul settings fo c ar manulaclucer ·s SPeCificatlons. plu \2 JI or l1 60 r f f Ptf" f+rt d,r,"dinr Ort \trt ,~ .. Sooner or later,you'll own Generars .. ' CHARGErT, At GENERAL Prlcad "tllown 11 O•nt111 Tire S\Or~a, Oompe11l1Ytly Pllttd 11 lfldt.,.ndtnl dHlt11 dtagl1yl119 lhe o.ntrtl llgn • Don Swetlluod Inc. 2855 Harbor llvcf; ' PhOM 5•0·5710 646·5033 ·' I "Well, it may be a 'no, no, double-naughty' to the rest of the world, but around here it's a sound profit- makmg busm<'ss prachcP." De aths ElseWhere ~ l'niversity in 1925 and re· tired m 1955 urglar Gets Prison Term Robert Porter Scott III ol HuaUniton Beach has ~ sen~ced to nve yean to U!e Ul aule prtaon after plcadinl 1uUty to burtlary ch.era filed after his eompan1on wu a~1denlall)' killed tn the bursJary ot a Midway City home. Oran1e County Supenor Court Judge Kenneth Williams ordered lhe pnson term for Scott, 37, of 21752 Pac.-iric Coast Highway. IT WAS SUCCESSFULLY alleged that a shot fired by Scott struck and kUled David Edwin Taber. 21, o! 17698 Santa Teresa, Fountain Valley, while they and David Joseph Behar, 20, Garden Grove. threatened the occupant of an apartment at 15261 Van Bureo St... Midway City. Behar pleaded g uilty to voluntary manslaughter. Judge Willlams sentenced him to one to 15 years in state prison. Sheriff's officers said Taber and his two compa- nions raided the home of Austin T. Passons, 21, at gunpoint and told three occupants of the home that they were members or a police narcotics squad who had been informed there were drugs in the home. OFFICERS SAID A STRUGGLE ensued when the three intruders threw :m occupant on the floor and held him there while thcv conducted their search. · A gun went off during the struggle and Taber was shot in the ht·ad. lk later <lied in We~tminster Community llosp1tal ORANGE COUNTY Distric t's Bus Trips Hit P e ak The numb e r o f passenger trips aboard Orange County Trans it District <OCTD) buses hit an all-time high of 1,389,142 in February, Ceneral Manager Ed Loritz reported Monday. He said the trips were up from ·1,325,509 in January and 1,384.601 in Deeember. • ches Due 1,000 Ordered for Counly Com.en A priyate .tnrtl1ln1 nnn WU .... by °'42::1' 'J'rwi1 D lrict <OCl'D> Monday to try aDd lDl&.a1l 1. tree bu." bencbel at bua •tau-by Sept. J. OCTD aoard Chalrman RMlph Clark took the Bench Ad Company to task for ~mg 700 ~nches behind already, noting the firm once pledged lo Install 2,500 by January. So far, the nrm has installed onJy l ,800. THE COMPANY SELLS advertis- ing apace on bus stop benches and in- stalls and maintains them free of charge. Bob Nelson, representing the firm. noted the slowdown was caused in part by a prohibition in 12 com- m u nilies of advertis ing-bearing benches. And some or those cities have not changed their policy, Nelson said, because they are waiting for ocro to obta1n I.Wal C to lmtall-~ wlthout8dl. IN ADDnl , BE 1ald, lmt.alla- tloo ln ualncore_c>1'ated areas bet.,._ •tC>PP"d tcmporaNly wlille county ol- fk1•lt rome u., with a \liccnstn1 pro- cesa for bench• And, he sa.id, there also have been some internal personnel changes .. switches m bus routes and other pro- blems that slowed installation. Nelson prtaented a schedule com- m1tmg the fltm to install 700 benches by Septembe-but Clark insisted i.ooo. would be a b«tertarget. ''I TIDNI PRIVATE enterprise should be mcouraged and asked to come in and provide this,•' Clark said. .. But I am also going to ask that a monltorinc system be developed because yw have made promises to us before. "ll is beneath the ditnity of people to sit on Ule curbs and the grass and stand around waiting," Clark said. Murder Conviction MERCED <AP> -A Modesto man has been convicted of murdering one girl a nd trying t« murder another by running over them with a car nearTnicyonOct.17, 1975_ 30% OFF CARPETS CAMBRIDGE, Mu ss• (APJ Dr Herrman 81um~art, 81. <in t"<P<'rl m he:.1rt mlmcnts .ind professor t•mcritu . .., :.tt Harv:.trd Mcd1cul School cand editor-in-chief of th<' American lleart As sociat1on's publication "Circulation," died Mon .day at the school 's Stillman Infirmary. For the Man Facing Trial 1 R~oi:~ .In 1V Orde r Fraui He said the figures showed a SJ percent in- crease from February 1976, when trips num- bered 907,218. Maximo Martinez Cano. 30, was found guilty by. a jury here after a 1 h-week trial. The jury also con1 victed Cano of two counts of forcible rape. Authorities said Bobbie J . f'. Martinez. 15, was killed and Marcella Ortiz, 18. critically injured. HELBERN"S 1500 Adams. Co:.l<t M l•':>a CALL 557-5153 S A N F RAN C I SCO t A P > -Charles df'· Young Thierlot. 62. Of Marriage editor and publi sher of Fllod~•IM" ... rvn the San Fra ncisco ru"'"'"~r, BM1>"'" Ann"'"' J~h" Chronidc for 21 yN1rs, ";" .. "~'".'.':n,~LbvE~1scLl(E;v r~~:~;~ died Monduy lie \\JS J l v.,n ~ •"d J '"'' P '""" clei.cl'ndant of a p1nnt'l'r THO•:irHoN ""•n•· ~" ""·" •· """ Lil1f11rntJ 1111hl....,h1ng !·:,-;:';·~ 0:;~;;:,~~ .~:.~;R~~: f Jm ti~ I •V"n" M •n<l Jdm• , ~ ~'')A(H 0· DH •h A ·•"d 001,q~it, R:. ._ HANIFORD llCdrt·n (, J!'\'1 Bruce NASll\'ILLE. Tenn SHAFER Rot»r1 L """ '>u'd" A CAP > • Stirton Oman ;ru:;~~CKl.L•J@anAnnt•noRot»rt Sr_, 7.t. contractor on the COTE Jam~\ A and C~n\ld Alaska pipeline and the z~~~~\t.'.:.n: .. :.1.::~dT~:':.'::~ WJd eninJ! or lhl' J>Jnama All•n SNOOI< J.v~'"''"'' 1(41y •n<l Cana l died Frida\/ Arv>d Not>-n \EYMOUR o"'" Lvnn ' J· oindV'tOf''J,..M.lrv1n·EGGE .SelvnttS ~n0dn ~~'';,! ~ n RE:, cl:~'~;;~~;~ A Huntington Beach man who allegedly look voJume orders and full payment for television sets that were never delivered has been ordered to face trial May 11 on grand theft charges. Orange County Superior Court Judge James H. Walsworth set the trial date for Joseph Vincent D 'Agostmo. 39. or 21201 Shepherd Lane. who IS free on $5,000 ball. IT IS ALLEGED THAT D'Ago!>llno, a former business analyst who was fired by the Huntington Beach Union ll1 gh School Drs tnct. masqueraded as an employe of the Sears, Roebuck store at Westminster Mall. Police assert D'Agostino made it known that the Sears company was overstocked on color television sets and was prepared to let them go at bargain prices but only on a volume basis. AT LANTA CAP> Francis Whitehair, 76, a power in Florid.1 politics • 1 n fl a form t' r u n d {' r .... (' (' r (' l ;1 r \' 0 r t h (' San·. dtt•<I Sun.da~. ~~~~':i"s.~~~.,:,7:~11,!.,i~::,::~ TREY CLAJM D'AGOSTINO took the orders ~~~~01~;,,.l~P~1M;~~L~':.:'.'t"' J. and the money at the store's service department FtGuEROA. Gt0<•6 """ <.•mu•· and then disappeared while cu!>tomers waited for COLLAR wano• L •no st•P""" o sets that were never delivered. STi\ 'ff OHO '"I' I ,\"' .trd \\Inning surgeon and long-time educator Dr. Emile F. Holman. H6, II 1e<1 S,1t urcl.1\. 11 l' hf'l'.1mc dt part'm('nt < hJ1rman of the· .... uri:t•n ..,, af f <it St;1nf111d FOX Ru•n (l)OI< and Tnom.1 A. r H.11MBERs o.,,,., c aoo JoM" lt is alleged that some customers handed over flARNFS Svrv•d F ond BM1am•n more than $1,000 lo D ' Agostino Ill' faces pretrial ~;~~E~~.~': A..,,~"~:.': .. "'L:. action April 29. HA ¥-A~4/'1. .lTlJ(f((Y ... rtr"ttOt •1• ""'P"'"' fi• 1 "' (' Oat t dP<lfh M -v rf'I t'l l'Hr 'MJ,..,,~~_.,, OW'""•' w••• dinners MAT ... E~ M~ry Lo\ an:1 Rov F I ' 1 ,AR;(tA AuthE.dnd M•n~I D~ath 1~oik-e• "Et!Cf l llOTHUS SMITH'S MORTUARY 627 Matn St Huntington BP..ic.h 536-653<:1 """ J 11 t., 1\4 \r ,...""'t nt ~WO"J"' a,.._,,..,. ( I \-Of\ R°1t .,M 1 0 C\IU( W~y I'll ftrf•,i1111)1).-. R,. '""' r tJ.t "l'°''"'r-n '•w E•A•"~ M ,.,,,, • ., r,t N .. 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( •Ill 0 C.o.,,,., L .. q.,,,., Hltl• M l"!ftU/\T"VOl""""'M' 911E"ITH"LL T'10M&')f' BRENTN'°'Ll I~ ro\I 1• "•t of Nrwoort Hr ''" r t ft 1\\f"fj tw •v M·•'"" }n t971 '-urv1v•n hy w1f• ,..,,,,,,, t A"'"'"'" ,n.., tno"'"' E ft''""'"-'" 111 o• Tu\l•ri (,, 11 •UOMer r~rl f ~lmmnn\ I .. _,,.,"' r.,..,_,_ ( l h, '"'' Q,.hio rt l A'''"'nlll ' t•r H11,.1 l J.t \rlff\r 1 V'v•"'" w<1t ,.,,,. nri·rt T""'' M.•t'''°' "/t 1~'' \I '\t'IPM M•m,,r 11 C'°"~()lllT R"°'" MIUt. M,.,.,,,.,,., P •rti. w"'"'' r CA Qo.,. .. H 11 Mr>rlu.-rv 11~r,.<t·nq COSTA MESA 3129Htrborllvd. IRVlNE , M1cAtthur It San Ditto fwy Compl•I• cov•r•t• of couftt~ gov•rnment and court•. Ev•ry day In the DAILY PILOT People are losing interest in Southern California!' It you were faced wnh a sudden need for a 5ubstant1a1 amount of cash. what woulj you do 7 Dip Into your hard-won savings account 7 Borrow money at today s interest rates7 Fither w av. you'd lose interest But It you h<ld your savings In an ace.aunt at Mutual SavmC]s. you cJ have another choice The 1 % Account loon. ':-·..JVt ·r • wtio t1.ivc Lt'r t •I 1Lc11C accounts with Mutu.:il 5Jvinq can t)Or r 1 ,v u;1 to 110"0 Qf tht'11 I J•'I l ,rldll (.: 1111 I • ·r yr> r ' !lli'll loans. Having thErn .ivarlable means you can PLl your savinry; 1n a cerllt1cate o f depcs t tn. 1t pays cons1dercJbly higher interest Chan a p;1ssbOoK dCLount ~-or n tarr:e.:i s1,.,-~cdr SIOOO rrnn n1uni r •"!rt1•1c Jtf• cJCCOunt PdYS 8 0 .... llltt:reM I)• • annum when 7 7•, 1•, compounded da 1> ;..,nr: \ ur account. I kc all tv1LttJcJI ScJV1no . accounts. i~. Insured to 540 ooo hy an agency of thr 1cdr:r iJI qovernrnent with r ctur ns qUcJI · anteed If you do nC'f'C1 casti. account loan•, .JrC' cr.1' 11v dr rdnged l1CCcJUSC v< 111"'1<1tn1· ,.,, the security tor t Pt· Ir'• 11 1 ·r he account rcrn.:11r1~ lllt.J< t • e.Jrn1nq full interect <111ct vnu avord the ren,!ltrr " • Pdrll/ w1thC1rdWdl Ill r11nc1 rt•qJ1rc·1by11w Compare before you choose. Our 1'\i loan proves that dv riqs 1rstltuti0ns cin 111 )' 1 1h<· c.111 t..1 tew 1 t tilt' lth(•1 J . . ancasK them .:ibout 1% loans. 1 h< h l)r 1nq your passbOOK to .rn1ot our t bOlt1cc~ m Southern ca1~orn 1rl anl1 a s,Nmq~ Ccxmselor Wiii arrcmqe the transfer o f tunos w your new /11qh-mterC'c,t clCCOUnt. Cap1strano·San Clemente·; 'l7Q c 1mino de Cstre11a 493-~6SI Corona del Mar: 2867 CJst t (1t1St 111g!)W.Jy/G/~-so10 FQuntaln Valley*: 1 /900 rvagnoilcJ ':ltrect/963-839t, santa Ana: u;t Norlll M.1111 147 914 1 ' • 1 r \ ' ' • t I ! ' P /\ r .1 1 I I •. t *They don't know about our 1 o loan. FROM Fash ion I sland Newport B each STEREO SOUNDS OF T E HARBOR · I ; .. • DIEGO CAP} -Oil Man APibr ~mm n..u ol U.S. a.,-" U..11mdl at on u part cl U. tarna. No.tbemanwhow•U..NaYJ'I I Dae to bu11A ?'e· ••tt• at tile ud of World War I, meat· pack• den Armour. in 1911 lost about $1 million a dll)' for 130 con- secutive days. Thia com- es to mind because a t client says be watched 1 an Arabian oil man lo.e $1 million a day for 11 conaecutive days at the gaming tables recently. , He wants to know if that's a record. Can't say, the bJg gamblers are pretty secretive. Bat Armour's lOS5es look like lnl ha a 1maner m mad and a dlfrtNllDt-. ,._. repomlbtllty -leaky plumbi:nl, tor m. stance. l.mtMd of enem1 lhlpe. BAGLEY, SZ. CO•llANDS BOUSE ~. electricians and plumbera imtad ol men and ah.lps. a business record, doo't they? In Bournemouth, England, the deathbed request of Bridget Fillson was that her sister de· liver to Bridget's husband his share bf her estate "by taking it to the nearest pub where he will be found drinking to my absence." Any actor who might want to catch up with ~ohn ~arne ~ the mov- te·maJo•g business would have to play in at least four rnms a year for 50 years. Did you know that pygmy men are six per· cent taller than pygmy women? LANGUAGES Q . "How many dif- ferent languages do peo- ple speak worldwide?" A. About 2,000. In dig- ging out the answer to your QU<'ry, incidentally, I learn there are no primitive languages. That is, nobody anywhere gets by with grunts, grins and ··Me Tarzan, you Jane " dialogue. Each of the known languages is com- p Ji cat e d and sophisticated. If you know of any animal that devotes more lime to <'hewmg than does a cow. kindly name same. Nme hours eating and nine hours cud-chewin g. that's typical bovme behavior in plentiful pastun.' No. a 60-year-old cat- fish 1s not unheard of, not at all. If it solidifies at 68 degrees F .. 1t 's fat, not oil, remember. Addreu mail to T. M Boyd. PO. IJox 1560 Costa !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ M e1a 92626 I.: One pound of coffee. When you open a new checking account of $250 or more. -/Ontloqo r>ank lust,no•frce ~ 1:,r l1•st ,,,.,.,,_1n;i c:-00 A1porl otfc.-. Cornpu·,. rat Mo A•ll .ir 7 -~ 9. •) where checking accounts a re FREE r. ml'.'"' J'"nt>:i'on. "-nom.:r-·" / tpe Wlltft ...... OMWOCCOUnl lrll Onepoundd Yuban cotree Tlllllfferllllll!tcl 11'-fldt -~1119 OCCOVftl Clltl-1 1110111119 o -imun1 0.,0..1 Ol 12!IO Ol 1110/t ,,..._, .. ,. a. ..... it Mti.. .... Mil I.alt ,. -.... afUYal . ,,. ) I M tioe Cl: Dml£1111S::._, .. a..w 18lt Aprtl ..... .. ....... m..d1 ....... • ..... , ..... ""•··~ JlU.-~ .cn n nurid., .-..fo.rittiidlilf P8U1 Gftkiii, me a~am _. u.e N.Y• rcirm.-top elllnea mmn. "ll'I m ldea that wu ln m1 mlnd Mftl'al Jean befon I retired.'' Ba&ley said fll Ida Servall Co. ""'J~••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii INtm. AT AGE a, BAGLEYwu made a full QUAIJTY , .. , ..... ~ .. admiral. He wu commander of U.S. naval forces ln I I I .... ~..- Europe and the Mediterranean. That year, be led a abl I I Navy task fwce which faced down a relntorced Sov-af reason e pr CeS. let fleet of more than 100 ships during the Arab· laraellwv. Then be spent six months at the Pentaeon as • HOME vice chief of naval operations. AU TO In 19'15, be became eligible for retirement and 0 WNERS moved here with bis wife, mother and three teen- age children. BAGLEY CALLED BOB McCABE, who was bis chief ot staff when Bagley was commander of Cruiser· Destroyer Flotilla 7 in San Diego in 1969-70. McCabe was finishing a mas~'s degree in busi· ness administration. Then he talked with retired or retiring chief pet· ty officers who were Navy technicians with at least 20 years' experience. The seven who signed on "all have technical schooling equal or superior to that in civilian schools and spent their whole careers in that work," Bagley said in an interview. "We've taken the very best, not a one who couldn't make more money elsewhere." MAllBOVBJI ........ s116. ,..TIA.I COLLICU STUDIMT • $ 150. SIM•LI O f I I 20 • • PHYIAI STORE KEEPERS FACTORIES APARTMENTS CONTRACTORS sso.ooo .~~. s 173. s aoo.ooo •. ~~~ 5363. .... leftll9g ........ & Lo. coet• ,_ ...... prolN!Wy pap.g ftrtoo.-c~ YACHTS LARGE BOAT DISCOUNTS EXn NDED WORLD WIDE CRUISING COVERAGE COMMERCIAL BOATS GIVE YOUR APPLIANCES THE AFTERNOON OFF. .. l l Most of the electricity we generate is needed by factories, farms and offices-so people can make a living. The greatest demand for this electricity is dur- ing the day. You need electricity to run appliances in your home, too. And the greatest demand for this electricity is also during the day. Here's the problem: Because of the growing demand for electricity during the day, we'll have to build more power plants. And building power plants today is more expensive. That drives up the cost.Qi electricity to everybody. Now there's something we all tan do to help: Spread the use of electricity more evenly around the clock. Edison is working with large industrial cus· tomers to help them fina ways to shift some of their electric use to the evening hours. But most people prefer to work during the day, so there's only so much industry can do without drastic rescheduling of work shifts. It's afternoon use of electricity that's the biggest problem. So you can help by doing some of your daily routine at night or in the morning. Perhaps you can wash and dry your clothes at night. Use your dish- washer at night. Iron in the evening. Bake in the morning. a bil~'::iif!~~~~gefe~~~tine gl E wisely, it. will help to bold down - the cost m the future. Southern Calllornia Edison Remember to conserve· energy and water. , t J - . ' \ I I I I I r ti n cb and l ( TaE IUI\~ ) Propet"lttii Uflrv , were rt'P" led by Jobn O'lltara of Grubb " Ellis C0tnpany'1 ewport Beach otrlte tn lbe transaction. REVIEWS In the DAILY PILOT Cuk ·N C.1cuver •~ also 1erv1n1 aa• contractor o( 1t.J S,500·aquue foot restaurant in MacArthur Square and i.s using ill own de:11gn 103-12%* lnERESI lroine Finn Buy Eyed By Sperry Special to tb(" Dally Pilot steady, steady, steady. PALOALTO -Varian Associates s ays Sperry Rand Corporation . through its Sperr.> For the la~t Io years. through booms and recessions. individual investors, as well as trust and profit sharing plans. have earned I 0% or more on their money, most of the time more . Often d S much as 12% on short term (3 to 6 years) trust deeds on choice re s idential properties. with large equity and tiigh security. The title is ins ured and recorded in your name. In those 16 years. no one has ever losl one cent on their investment at. A. A. Ajax Co. No one has ever failed to earn 10% or more. No one. We take care of all the paperwork. details and payment collections at no cost to you. If you want your funds returned sooner. after two years we will make every effort to reassign your trust deed to another investor at no cost or loss to you. We have never failed to do so. 14'ou want stable high interest. and 1f you helve SS.000 or more that you would like to inves t. please call or wnte A. A. Ajax Co. for our complete brochure on trust deed investments. When a loan 1s prepaid before maturity, you receive up to a s ix month interest bonus on 80% of the loan balance. Thi~ may increase the yi eld up to 12%. fl\ .Ajax co. RFAL ESTATE LOANS (714) 837-3744 A5k for Sandy Ross Univac D1v1s ion. ex pressed interest m ac quiring Varian Da ta Machines . Varia n 's wholly owned s ubs1dwr) and a s uppliL·r o f minicomputers t bascd in Irvin<' I According tu Varian Pres id e nt Norm<tn Parker, "'This muller 1s being considered and a decis ion will be made following an assessment of the impact on the com· , pany, its employes and present and prospective customers." VA RI AN DATA Machines 1s a leading manuf a ctur e r o f m101 (·o mputcrs Jnd m 1n1compul<.'r systems for sc1ent1f1t•. industri J I ;_1nr1 rin.m <.·1.il appllt•.i lions The Varian suhs1d1ury r ecently mtrodut·ed its V77 Family of m1mcom· puters, aimed at both the end·user and original e qu i pmr nl manufat turers· markets. ·with excellent responsL' rrom both markets." accord ing to Donul Duncan, VDM president. (714) 772-6 230 N.k for Bob Mc1yes or Bc1rbara f'renkel 505 No. Euclid Ave. Anaheim. CA 92803 TAJ Mahal Professional Bldg. Th(• Spcrr) l ln1v<1 t• Division is om· of the world"s largest manufac turers of medium ;ind la rge scale n1mputc r~ and compult•r rt•lal<'rl products I aguna Hills. CA 92653 "' llqoHlf I 111~t I I Hl1·I• , I 'l 1l1t• ,,,. ',, ... ,\If ,,,,I ltl\t Office O pen s I •• .. Thl' El<•c tr o n1 t D1vis1on of Belden Corp plans a new r egional sales ofhce in Jn m l' Operation s wer <' :.cheduled lo bl'g1n th1 ..., month Tht> ofr1n • 1., located at 2222 Mnrtin St . Dougla~ Pl.ua. Suite 220 I I I I \I h• It t ih I,,. L------------------------ Eleetftf James D. Hodgson, former U .S. Secretary of labor •rnd ambassador to Japan . has been elected to the Hewlett-Packard Co 's board of direc·- tors The company 1s hl'adquartered 111 Palo Alto Edison Co. Dividend Increased Directors or th e Southern California Edison Company have voted to raise the com· mon s toc k quarterly dividend from 42 cents per share to 50 cents. Jack K. Horton, board chairman and chief ex· (' C U t I \ e II ff 1<: C r , a n · nounced Ed1son ·s last previous quarterly innease in the <.'um mon stock di vidend was m March 1974 when the amount was raised from 39 cents per shan· to 42 cent:- Horton s aid the 1n <.•n •ase was warranted In provide F.dis on·s in ves tors with a return ~ompetitsve with com· parable invcstmenb. In add1llon. he noted, rt.• cogn1tson is given to lh1· company's net.>d for e~ tcrnal fmancrng m co11 nection with its construe· tion program Tht.• dividend 1.., pa~ a b I e A p r 1 I :1 O I o sha rl'holders of n•1 01 d April 'l Pac Tel's Earilings Vp Special to the Daily P ilot SAN FRANCISCO Pacific Telephone has reported earnings per ------------------~ common sh a re of 51 1 FREE COMMODITY cents for the first quarter ended Feb. 28. an in· 1·rease of 4 cents over the like period last year For the l 2 month CHARTS period. earnin~s were S2 09 as against Sl.90 for I the 1976 period Operating revenues I l11111lilm\1·1 '.., j.!I\ II)~ .t\\:I\ :t lirn1l,J..r fill1·d \\ 1lh 1 1 p .1g1· ... nl c11mm11d1 t\ h ar1h.11t ... l 111Hl11d1·-. l-,ll-,111d I.'-cl.I\ pl11tt 1•rl 11111\l))g ;1\1'1.ll!I'' ror Jll .ll'lic.tlJ_v l'\t'I\ 111mmorJ1l\ l1.1d1•d \111111·, \"•llll'- h1•t•. \\ <''ll .11.;n "l'IHI \ 11u 1111r "t'l'ldv mat k1•t If'! 11·1 ~I' mg df•l.11lt>d fund.mwn t.d1' tu :-ul>:-.t.mti:i t1· tlw l1·d1111< .ii .111.1h'-1' :O...o \nu"ll 111' .1hlP to ' l('W «Urrf'n t pt 11·1 · :11·111 >ll Ill 1 lw f 1.11n1•\\•11 I. 111 lf•1 "''' m.11 kl't hri-ton tu h<'lp ) ou p n·di<·t fut 11n .... \\mg ... . If \ou'd hkr· to rt·n•1\f• tl11 ... lwlpr111 ..... 1,11 1·. \\llhout ohhJ!.11 11 111, i-.imph ma il the coupon tod.n. -----------------------Pl<':t't' :-<•nd mt• the• ln'L' 1·.11nrn111la1' 1 h.1 1 1~ nnrl 1\t'l'kh market lettN. ' \\I I 1·1 I \ ' ....,..... Ill' 1•1111,) ___ l\lf! _11r~ll'" ~ 11 1•1 nh],,\\t r d11 111 . 1•h ;1 • 1111•l111h· ~1111r hr .. 1.1 1' 11:11111 HORNBLOWER ~:--;or "-' l.RJ' .....!\l'FF.KS-HI-.MPHI U..!IOVF.S ~fllullf'o•NUJ ' ,_. ,._._1_ 11 ~----''"' i:! \\ 1•st /\clums S t . Chic.1J?n. 111. fit)()(J:J • I .l 1:!r7S 1-ft Hn Attn · ~It .. fanws F. St t•\\ :11 t. St•n11H \ 1cr Pr('s tdent H IV l Ol>I "II C • 11 • I were $'954,531 .000 f1>r the first quarter of 1977. compared with $858,274.000 for the period last year, and S3, 743,008.000 for the 12 months ended Feb. 28, compared with $3,351,139,000 in the 1976 period. Net income was .380.000 for the three months ended Feb. 28 vs. $80,553.000 for the like 1976 quarter. For the 12·month period ended Feb. 28 net income was $357 ,270,000, compared with $324,929.000 last .vear I F1r1J1 Hire d The J A Stewart Construction Comp any. Tustin, has named Estey·Hoover Advertis- ing /Public Relations, Newport Beach, as agen- cy of record. man11lrauon wan contJaue to vigorously pursue lecbnlquc:• that will reduce the C!Oal ot the proaram to the consumer and thut will include the service to the CUIUlm abouJd anWJi~" l.•&l1laUon paucd bll can.,_. in •• required ~ Tranaportatloa Dcpuunent to ampote m type of uniform q u al.I ty ll'adlnl system lor motor vehicle U... "in order to ust consumers to mike inrormtd choices \MMD purc:hu.in.g llres ·· T HE NEW SYSTEM probably won't be put into effect until late this year, at the earliest. Coal Conversion Plan Said Costly Eight domestic tire manufac· turers, including the ftve com· panies that account for some 95 percent of all rubber production in the nation, appealed the lower court's ruling. They argued that the government does not have sufficient technoloj:ly to fairly test their tires. W ASIDNGTON CAP), -The Carter administration has urged Congress to require electric: power plants and other industries to use coal wherever possible even though it said the program could cost electric consumers billlons of dollars. Federal Energy Administrator John F. O'Leary told a Senate hear· Government at lornc) s estimated that th<' grading system aimed at gi\ ing con- sumers a <.'ompanson of lire> treadwear. traction and tem· p~rature resistance will cost the rubber indu&lrv S4fi million a year ing Monday such a proposal will be "one of the major elements m the President's energy program April 20 " RE TESTIFIED JN general support of mandatory coal con· version legislation. which he in· dicated co~ained key elements of what President Carter wJll re- commend. country, where more power plants burn natural gas to pro- duce electrical power. "It 1s not a trivial program.·· O'Leary told a Senate energy and natural resources subcommittee But he said the administration 1s committed lo getting coal '"on the line as soon as possible" with the least possible environmenta[ impact. Coal is inherently a dirtier fuel than either oil or ga:-. · j THF. I NDUSTR Y Si\ VS the rt· quirements earned by the grad ing system will <'1)S l it $150 million a year Consumers would pay 23 cents more for each of the 200 million tires bought in the United States each year if the system were en- forced, experL'> for the DOT's Na · tional Highway Trame Safety Administration huvL• calculated. O'Leary said intensive negotia tions have begun between the FEA and the Environmental Protection Agency to lay the groundwork for such a program. He said launching a massive coal conversion program will "re· quire a very great tecbnolog1caJ effort" to make sure clean air standards administered by the EPA are not violated. THE PANEL IS holding hear- ings on legislation by Sen. Henry . M. Jackson <D·Wash.), who jumped the gun on the President and introduced his bill to require utilities to shift lo coal. That figure allows tire com· panies to reahw u 100 percent profit on ant1t·1putcd pN lire cos· ts of 11' ~ cent!> O'Leary said requiring power plants to be converted to coal will cost the industry •·tens of billions of dollars." a tab that will even- tually be paid by consumers m the Corm of higher electric bills Jackson's bill would prohibit all new power plants froro using oil or gas. Existing utilities that burn natural gas would be re· quired to convert to coal by January, 1979. Those now burn- ing oil would have until l~ to make a s1m1lar conversion RESPONDING TO TllE hi gh court·., rultni.: '\Lile olm H Lovell .Ir . prcs 1d t'nl 1Jf th1· Hubbcr Munuracturcrs A~~n ''"ti .. 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I /' Get .. • Gy ·nay of Praise BJ lllL TON llOl&Owtn t ll '1 time f OI' our 1ood IU1'I report an ate · 1 nCP. o bear IO mucb aboul ~....,. aotn,a an -pyUOJ to forelp pollticl&n.1, &t.Hlini ol credit balmc.. mialnd· inl advertistn1 -t.bat ll 'a approprllUt aDC'9 in a w~ to t balaneetbe led1erwtth coipmeodable ~ J A aaJut.e then for R•YftOids Maals, tbe naUon '1 l«ODd l1r1est atumlnum producer, wblcb bas been into nc7CDna since 1987. Tb• company la buyinJ aluminum cam froal tbe ~ public at more t.ban IOO collection points in 45 stat.. n paid .t $17 mllllon for 11! mlWoo PoUndl last. year. Tbat wu the ; equivalent ol 2.4 blWon cam. I IN JANUARY, &l:YNOU>SJNQEASED tbe price it's l paying for aluminum cans. The rate now ll 17 cent.a a pound. ! Let's bear it too for The Travelen, one of the nation's largest property and casualty insurers. lt'11ivtn1a30 per· 1 cent discount on auto insurance premiums U YoW' car is equipped with an air bag. RCA deserves a nod ~ also for developing a ~ color TV set that uses Mon&y 1 less energy than a ioo-watt bulb. RCA ·sold Tree tu-be·type sets con· s umed 375 watts of power. Introduction of solid·state components in 1975 cut power usage to 200 watts. The new Xtended Life set needs only 89 watu of electric power IN LOS ANGELES, SOUTHERN California Edison is instructin~ its customers how to read their electric meters so they devise family competition to cut consumption, day by day. · The Bank of America, the natJon's largest bank, has done what most companies in the country still refuse to do. It will no longer reimburse executives for memberships in private clubs that discriminate. The past six years have seen more than 100 major cor· poration's add blacks to their boards of directors. This de· mocratizing movement is still in motion. American Airlines has just added Christopher F. Edley to its board. He is ex- ecutive director of the United Negro College Fund. And Margaret Bush Wilson. a St. Louis attorney who is chairman of the National Association for the Advancement ' of Colored People, has joined the board of Monsanto. ONE OF TllE OLDEST BLACK DIRECTORS, the Rev. Leon Sullivan, member of the board of General Motors, has succeeded in getting 12 major U.S. corporations to endorse a policy of nonsegregation and equal employment op· portunity in their South African facillties. Making the pledge were American Cyanamid, Burroutha, Caltex Petroleum. Citicorp, Ford Motor, General Motors, IBM, In· temational Harvester, 3M , Mobil, Otis Elevator and Union Carbide. Bonus payments based on profit performance are com· mon practices in the executive suJte. But they rarely aet ex· tended to the rank and file. However, last month the 1,447 employes of Bjc Pen Corp. at Milford, Conn., were given a $50 check to signal the capture of first place in lhe market or Bic's disposable lighter. More than 200 million lighters were sold last year. and Robert P. Adler, president of Bic, said the Sl.49 "Flick My Bic" entry garnered 41 percent of the business. The old leader. Gillette's Cricket. had 39 percent The news, you see, isn 'l all bad. Stock Dividerul Announced The board of directors of Manners Financial Corp., Santa Ana, announced a 9 percent stock dividend of capital stock, consisting of the regular 5 percent dividend, plus a special 4 percent dividend. payable June l to shareholders of record April 15. Stock Market Hit By Moderate Loss NEW YORK IAPl The ~tock market showed a moderate loss today, extendlng the decline of the three previous sessions. The Dow Jones average or JO industrial stocks, ofC 14.46 tn the past three trading days, lost another 2.58 to950.96. Losers held a 9-5 edge on gainers among New York Stock Exchange·llsted issues. Brokers s aid inflation and interest-rate worries continued to inhibit buying interest New Yorll IAf'I ''""' OOW-.JC>Mi eWfAQll\ STOCK• ~ Hl!lll L-Close Cl>Q 30 l11d tsl IO 'SH5 '44 65 ,50,96-2.SI 10 Tri\ 230.0I 231 01 721.21 22'.U-0.61 1S Ull 1011.7'9 107 .14 lOS.IO 1~-0 .a 6S Stll 312.24 313.Sl JOUI 311.12-0.'14 '"""' • • • .. .. .. .. .. .. • • ... • 1,1".«JO Tr•" ••• • . • , • , ••.. , ••• • 411.'°° Utlla •• .. . • • . • • . . . • • • . • • • • J.U.300 65 Siil •••• , ••.••••••••••••••• t,,..,.00 M'hal Sto("kll Did NEW YOftl( fAPI Stoe!klr In Tit~ SpotUglat NEW 'vOllK (AP)· S.t", • 11.m. Of1Cf' en<1 ,,., <Mnve <II the flfi.tft ._, ectlve Ntw York Slo<ll E•CMft99 .-. tredllll Mtlonelly et IMl't IMI\ 111 Sonv eorp,....... .. • 4'0,IOO lvli'-._ °""• ,.__ .... .. .... 21',000 u111 ••• ~ ~.~~.~:::::::::· ~:= -~; ~utl .... • •• • ••• '".IOO J -Yo TtflM<O . . •• ••. • .. • 1'7 ,AOO )!"····· l!tlt KOCIA~........ ll0.100 11 +1 Occtdtfl Pwt '""°° nit-v, Tt .. CO lllC.......... 14',.00 21~ .... Cont 011..... . • . . • W ,M :U~l 8~'1:"~0 : •...... : m:= ~~ ~non . . .. . . .. . 1'1,SOO Si"+ 111 HOMYwtll • . • . . • . • ltt.100 51\f• + 11~ Dow Ch • • • • •. • • • lit.JOO ~ ''I 88, Bowler till Isa RENO CAP) -El1ht1· o a1bt -y e•r -o ld Bill Doebrman, f 'ort Wayne. Ind .• wrapped up tm 87lh stral1ht American Bowlln1 Conareas tournament appearance wlt.b a 1.227-pm pLO performance. Bbnd in one eye, Doehrman capped two days of competi- tion Monday with 438 in team bowling, 382 in doubles and 417 in singles He boasts a total of 107,995 pins in 600 gam es -a 180 average. There were no standings c h a n ges Mo n day, b ut Turnpike Ford Truck Sales, Secaucus, N J .. cam e the do:;est with 2,930 in team bol.\ ling, 15 pans off the pJcc. Al Henkel pac('d the team with a 717 series Donald Chara1:; and Ronald Doan. Fort WaynC', poskd Monday's high doubles score, 1,245 pms Richard Broadstreet, In· dian.lpohs, l nd , led in rc- gul<.1r all-<'vcnt~ with 1.846. Larry Lmgl'n, Waukegan, Ill.. was I.Op man m singles with a 642 s<.'Ties. Ticket Fever Breeds Endless Student IJnes CHARLOTTE. NC <API - Hundreds of l.'n1vcr~1ty of North C<.1rol1na Charlotte ~tudents \\ a1lc•d Sunday and ~l onday 111~ht:-. tur a t'ham·c• to hU) a llc·kf't tod.lV to thC' NCAA ha~l..ctb..ill «hamp1on:-.h1p :;cm1fmals and f111al llus '>l.CCl..<.'nd at Atlanta. ll was thl' first O\ern1ght \\a1l· ing line to buy tickets since the :-.chool opened 12 :. cars ago. The ·I 9 e r s w o n a s p o t 1 n t h e scm 1fmals. ag.iino.,t l\t ;1rqu<'I lC'. by 11psct t111g top ·r.inkcd M1ch1g;111 Saturday. Tht•y ar rived home Suncby to a rousm~ welcome from an (•sti m atcd 5,000 fans a t Dougl as Mu nicipal Airport The l1nc.• lll'gan form in~ 011ts11lt• the gymna:-.1um Sunday 111ght. 3fl hours hC'forc th<.' 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P.1rkl'I "~IHI '\\I' :1).!l'l'l'cl ...... l'Ot1lrJ11 I Ill' too s1tk to go lo :\11,1111.1 Namath Won't Get Big Salary HHeMoves LOS ANGELES <A Pl -lf Joe l'o:amath c-omC's to Los Angl'les to pl<1y '>I.Ith the Hams, 1t won't be for t he mnnC'y. Rams gl'nc•ral mun n~<'r Don Klostl•rman rnnf1rml'd Monday that n<.'J:(oliat 1ons '~<'r<' unde r '' ay, hut he murl<.> 1t clear that :H year-old qu<1rtl•rback wasn t !wing off<.>rC'fJ the s up<'rstar'-; s alary fh,1l he• 1s gl'lh ng from the l'frw York .Tf'ts "The goin~ rate today for ~ood riuart<'rhacks Hl this leal!UC 1s $150.000 to $200.000. a Rams .... pok<.'s man sa1cl "lf hC' "ants mor<' than that , h e '>I.Ont ht' h<.'re " · Na math "as paid ~50.000 la!-t sen!-lon bv the .J<.'ts. However. sources closl' to Namath reported that he mav be "tiling to take the cut in pay, s111ce being in Los Angeles would put him in a better posttion to further his acting career. Explaining why the Rams would want to plck up the aging quarterback , one c oach ex- plained: "He's 34 now and there Jre a lot of teams he couldn't help. I doubt if he could do mucb for an up-and-coming young .GOO club with a bunch of Jnexperienced players. .', "But Ulc Ra ma ma dUCercnl kmd of club, vety soUd t.b4t con· servative. Th<.'y don't throw much aed Joe Is at his bOf1 when he can direct a good ground at· tack and throw a few thnely passt!f." T-ODight on TV S.30p.ai. <S) -NaA BASKET-~ -'l'he Lalt~rs m.-t the Bull5 ot Cbkeeo SttdJum. Skiing for Blind Is No Handicap MT. PROSPECf, Ill. <AP> - When Sam Skobel 's skiers stand at the top of a run they don't look down and shudder in their boots at tbe treacherous slopes, they can't see them. Skobel is founder and ex- ecutive director or the American Blind Skiing Foundation. an or- ganization aimed at breaking the blind out of their s he lls and teachini them an exciting ac· tiv1ty. "lt has a great psychological and therapeutic value," says .Skobel. 51, an ex-roller derby performer who lost 90 percent of his s ight at the age of four IJl a bout with scarlet fever. "Many of them were ashamed they were bhnd and once they got into sk iing i t turnt!d t he ir personality around because they found they can do th ings that other people can do." How can a person who can't see succeed in a sport that trips up adventurers with the keenest eyesight? Skobel, who learned to s ki in 1972 when he founded the ABSF , says each s kier bas a guide who describes tbe run to him before he pushes off and accompanies him down to voi~e instruction and encouragement. "There's no d a n ger a l all because once the b lind skier ha~ fa1lb m his guide or 1n his instruc- tor he will do anything that a guide or his instructor will tell him to do," says Skobel. He got the idea of starting a group for blmd :.k1ers "h<'n hl' accompanied his bon. "ho was l:l at the time, to Colorado for sl..1 training m 1971. "I ru,ked m y son, 'Do:. ou th10k 1 can ski"' and he said. 'Dad. theres nothing that you can't. do'." says Skobel. "So the next morning I went oul skimg for the first time and I enjoyed it. "I thought lo my~elt com1nJ:! h ack from Colorado, 'How many blind people in Amenca would really like lo learn to ski ·7" The ABSF followc<J The 1roup ralsea money throu1h corporate donations, rtf. fles and soeeches by Sk~ and bas sent some of its members to ski ln Colorado. Skobel says he considers blind· ness an inconvenience, not a han· dicap. "They've only lost that. one sense and that is t.be sense m sight, that's all." And he says his skiers even h a ve spurred on sighted skiers. .. When the sig hted people see our bhnd skie rs skiing and doing so well," he says, "they say, 'Ir that blind person c an do it I can do it'," Skobel says bis pa.rents "never Jet me use my lack of sight as a crutch. They always motivated m e to do ttungs." ABSF members s ki for free and, after becoming good at it, the foundation buys them a pair of :;kis, snys Lkobel. Guides train by skiing downhill blindfolded. Skobel says he is working on a ne w guidance system involving micr ophones. "This way my guide can be a pproximately 50 feet behind m e and yet I can be able to hear him clearly and dis· tmctly. It will give me a sensa- tion of skiing by m)'6el£," be ~nys. J ohn Novotny won a 14-gale slalom competition among tot.al· ly bhnd skiers last month. ''The guide m akes the v.hole difference in the world," s ays Novotny, who lenrned to ski in 1972 with ABSF. ''lt'!> kind of like <.1 team f<'eling." Novotny, who has conquered advanced slopes despite being blinded by cancer of the r etina "hen he was t wo. says being blind do<'s add to the element of frar in :;k11ng and also shuts out the beauty of the scenery. ·•From what ( hear it's really pretty to go down a hill. I try lo imagine it and kind of build a scene in m y mmd of what l 'm go- ing through. That's part of the fun. too. it's r eally enjoyable,'' he !>ays. ,.,. "'-to PARACHUTIST PAT MULtiERN TO DELIVER FIRST BALL. Another Baseball • AP l'Mto Caught in t•e Act San Diego's Dave Winfield is caught try· ing to steal home in exhlbition baseball against the Ckicaeio Cubs Monday at Soot· ts.dale. Ariz. as Mike Gordon applies the ta~. San Diego won, 4-2. ~Its in Brief Barnes Out of Playoffs? DETROIT -A publi6hod re· port th a t t e mp e ramental forward Marvin Barnes is think- ing of passing up the NBA playoffs to start a jail teem 10 Rhode Island caught Detroit Pistons general manager Oscar Feldman by surprise Monday. "l have not talked to Marv re- cently and the report is a com- plete surprise so far as l am con- ce rned." said the part-<>wncr of the Pistons. In an interview, Barnes said he is not obligated to participate in the playoffs. Charge• Dropped E AST LANS ING, Mich. F our misde m eanor cha rges nga10st Atlanta Braves r elief pitcher Mike Marshall have been dropped by the state Ingham County pro"ecutor P ete r Houk !\a1d toda' 1t "doesn·t m ake a lot of sense ·to prosecutt• Ma rshall on charges ~temmmg Crom a r un-in he had ~1t h Michigan Stale l ni\'ersit~ of· f1c1als when m ore im portant cases arc pendm(! Fon Dies SYRACU S E . N.Y. -- Chris topher A . Black, 19, a Corne ll University student Crom Morristown, N.J .. who was hit in the head by a hockey puck while watching a g ame betwee n Corne ll and Yale Dec. 3, died Monday a t Upstate Medical Center here, hospital officials said. Black had been hospitalized since the accident. Bla ck was sit· ting in the stands near a goal at the time. The puck that hit him had been defl ected during pl ay. Skin-l•pro1'ed SACRAMENTO -Skier Sheila McKinney is beginning to regain consciousness m ore than a week a fter h e r accident, the Sacrammto Medical Center re· ports. McKinney, of Squaw Valley and Lexington, K y., was ad· ,·anced from serious to fair con· d1lton late Monday. She had been transferred Sunday nigh.I from t he neurological intensive rare unit to a regular nursing ward. Sh<.' had Jost a ski and crashl'd into some hay bales March 12 Ford to Play CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -Nor1h Carolina AJl ·Amcrica guard Phil Ford r eceived treatment from team doctors and said his injured elbow foll belt('r Monday as the Ta r I feels took a break before pr acticing for the NCAA basket· ball tournament semifinals. Ford suffered a hyperextended elbow and bnused the s urround· mg tissue in t he final minutes of the fifth-ranked Tar Heels' win ove r Notre Da m e i n the se mifin a ls of t h o Eastern R<'i;ionals. An orthopedic surgeon who ex· amincd Ford, said he believed the junior would be a ble to play Saturrl.1y against Nevada-Las \'£'gas. Technicality Stops Legless Champion L OS ANGELES <A P I - In c lud i n g t h !' sh r npn<'I. weightli fter Bob Wil'land weighs something below 12:!1 :! pound!.. the bantamweight d1v1s1on hmtt for tournaments. Thal doesn't in· elude his legs. They're missing -- sheared off in Vietnam by a land mine. So when Wieland competes, he mus t s trap himfie lf t o a we ightlifting benc h for his power-lifting specialty, an ex ercise called the bench press. A power-liflin~ event h as thre<' lifts . but Wie land 's handicap limits him to the bench. In the r ecent Los Angeles Senior P ower Lifting Cham- pions hips. Wie la nd be nc h- pressed 295 pounds. taking the weight In hand, lowering it to his chest and pushing it back up. The effort cou.ld be a world record for his class. But his competitor s were bother<'d by th<' str a p. and tournament officials pointed to the fine print ".Most of th<' SfJuawking was over a line in the rule book that says ·a zero effort in one of the three lifts elimmates the lifter from competition,' .. Wieland says. "I heard latC'r that one guy complained that I needed a belt to strap myself to th(' bench. That both<'red some people. But Usten, I don't need the record re· cogn1 zed offictally. I know I lifted more thnn anyone in history in m y weight clai:;s ." . Several of Wieland's friends say they'll try to alter the power h flin~ rules next year lo allow h a ndicnp ped a thl et es like · Wi eland to compet e on an equal basis. Jolm Coming Along Wieland. a 31-year-old part· time physical education te acher at Cal State <Los Angeles >. has run into similar trouble before. At one tournament in Illinois, the officials put him in a higher weight class. With legs, he'd weigh ~II over 200 pounds, the a r gument goes, so be s hould compete as a heavyweight. Dodgers Pitcher Looks Sharp VERO BEACH, Fla. <AP) -- When a ligament snapped in his pitching elbow on July 17, 1974, Tommy John was figured by many to be through with baseball. After missing l 1f.z seasons, his comeback wit.b a 10·10 record last season was coasidm-ed near· miraculous. Today, be s ays, "I feet very Gimmick good ••. the best shape I've been in since I've been with th e Dodgers. There is no problem.'' John worked six innings Mon· day and gave up just one e amNl run although the Dodgers even tually los t to the American League champion New York Yankees4-3. The 33-year-old le ft-hander gave up two runs overall on eight hlls and in his 14 innings pitched this spring has been charged with ooly three earned runs and Hhits. Of the hits by the Yankees. "I want to be recognized as a competitive athlete," Wieland said. "J didn't get m y legs blown off in Vietnam just so I could become a power lifte r. I didn't go down to the health store and or- der a strong body. C've been breakin~ my butt in training for seven years." But Wieland seems to be more amused than bitter about his troubles in the sport. After all. the la nd mine ne arly killed hlm. One of the shell's fragments lodged in his wrist. It causes con· sta nt paint. \ Phillies Add Parachule Man to Repetoire John commented, •lof all the eight. only four I'd &ar ftn well hit. My looataan wu ell'Oellent for th1s thne of the spring." In other ,..rda, M "as puttlnt tbe ball when he wanted and cne up on· bttwowalb. "I've been through unbelieH'\ ble pain," he said. "I still bav• 'phantom pains' in my stumps:t So you can understand why. iU doesn't bother me much lheJ!t won 'l recognize my world reJI PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Baseballs will not be lhe only things flying around Veteran~ Stadium April 9 when t h(' Philadelphia Phi11ies open the 1977 season. ... The Philiies have adde d Parachute Man to their roster for the C estivitie$ prior to th t i r gllm(I with lhe Montreal Expos. Jn recent yeari1, Phll• vice pre- fident But Gilei1 h.n..'i b'f'ated the fans to Kiteman (twice), Cycle I.tan and Roc:ket Man on openlne d)ay. . • Thi.I year's atb'notlon ls Pat Mulhern, 25. of Newark, Del., G sky diving enthualaat, who plans LO parachute lnto tho stadium from a Upt plane al 3,SOO faet. The seript calls for Mulhern to Cree fall about 1,200 feet SUS· pended from a special square chute that wiJl allow him to pUot his way into the stadium and de- liver a ball to manager Danny Ozark's starting pit.ch er. "Everyone wm be able to see m~ because of the altitude." uld Mulhern, who lifce the PhllUes. has been in Florida rece~Uy for "gr.ring training.·• He estimates ht! 11 have some 300 jumpe under hi• belt by the Ume he boill out over the Vet. • 'The winds will damtne the postuon of my extnrom. Use plane,•• sald Mulhern. ••Because of the densely p0pu.11ted area aver which I'll be ]umptn1. the jump will hnvo to be called aft tf the whtd., .,. flbtonett than 12 miles per hour. "My I~ tufet wfll be between s base and eenter field. The wind will determine the exact spot." The bearded Mulhel'n tR a former defensive end for the University ol Delaware football team and waa a Middle AUantlc Conference 190·pound wrOIUln1 champloa ln 1971. "Actually, t don't feel there's that much mk involved,.. be said. "I don't alm to Cet burt or kUled. 1 don't even take cbance9 1n lhll •pott.. ••1wDl'Ym'be-.~ Hd, I •ot burt mucb more Pla1t41 foot- ball aoes tu •• allllna. ~"o eoa&act 'qiarta. •• ?4ullH!m tald. . . . -.. _ _,_ - John llas won his spot In the five-m81l pitching rotation that new manager Tommy .Lasorda plans to use this season. Another ot that group, Don Sutton, makes his third s~of the spring today at Cocoa against the Houston· .Altr09. • After bis Injury In 1974, John underwent extensive 1urgery wltb tendon from bl1 rlgbt forearm used to repair the len. elbollr. Hll arm wu ln a cut that seaaon • the Dodcen pl•~ In tb6 World Serlee and be "" no aeUon In ms. Then be came bac~ Jmt M8IOO and bis eamed-ruo-a,....., WU s.o9, ~ lethlntbeN~Leecue. :~te's 2 HomerJ Paces Angels' Roo TUCSON (Al') -Brue Bochte's two borne runs and Dan· ny Briggs's round-tripper led the California Angels to a 12-3 vie tory ove r the Cleveland Indian in exhibition baseball here Mon day. Boehle drove in six runs wi his home runs, a slogle a.nd sacrlllce Cly u the An1el1 e lbalr record ot '1·7. . Brigp, Wbo also 1ln11ed triplrid. unlo'4ed his hom•• •. two-ron shot, ln the eichlb. j ~ ,....,. Outdoor• JIM NIEMIEC OHan f1•tun1 bu bet'n 11t•ry Sood to antJt'n u Ulches of baH. bonllo and rock (~h bavt been l'On slnent for ii.JI l•odih•• alma the 1out.h coast Ii~•· Newport llvbor 1portfi1tllng boata are retuman1 w1lh luruts of rock eod l1tken of{ coutal deep Willer reefs and ut the out.er Islands, while al Dana Wharf daily bc»Ats are getting Into some good bonito and bass action along kelp beds and over shallow rock piles. lt appears that this wUJ be a good sprln~ season for our landin&a as water and weather condi· tions have been ideal. Down al San Diego no yellows have been caught for the past few weeks, although a few white sea ba5s have been brought lo gaff. Barracuda. lots of bonito and bass have been making up the bulk of the sport catch, but there 1s a good chance that the yellows wall show up again and produce excellent angling durmg the months of Apnl and May. _and hopefully until the longfms arnve. Loads are light at all doc~ and resen al1ons are only necessary on sunny weekend trips Charter operations ar~ start· ing up and those who would lake to insure themseht.•s of good trips this coming summer had better get in <.'Ontact with their favtJnle skipper. Hex it"o11 ... t11glin9 I• Good Beate Jim WaJtera \\Oft thC' UO In SO 2 •nd hi~ brother Dill placed second In SJ 8 but Lt w.an't cno~(lh Jll h~:il El Modena toppled Estan· cHa ·s Eaete11. S4 S2. in Century Leu1ue lr0t<.'k and field action Monda.> E11tanc1a had Gar) Grochow wanning the pole vault with a 13·foot effort and Joe Stark cap- turing the 120-yard high hurdles m 15 4. Estanc1u also \\On the mik reluy m the meet that wu~ postponed from Thur::.· da) b.> rain. V411SITY (I _ow !Ml IUI Ett..,<I• 100 I Vor" fEM• 1n 1 Vrrb11rtJ EM 11> J oc•-·o• tM •o • 170 t V1 rh"''1 [M l •I I l Y H EM 11 • l •t •'J•" •l 111 uo 1 J Wa<t•r E \11 J I II Wdltrn. t:.1 J~ J W lfrHn\ l:M 11 • lj8() 1 Ii n'l \t I"" I M I t ~~ i 1 u ,....,, I:; 1 J ->J f I W itt .l"f'\\ lM 1 ~., • M.1 I C..0•' £:1 4 t'1 I I M1t1 I I Fishing at the Cape Is really turning on, reports E ~,', '1' :;~·~: 1/~ ,\ 1 0', • Whitey at Anglers' <.:enter In Newport Beach. Most Mo•,, EM io ?1, , M'"'' "' t everyone who pla ns on going down to Baja to fish ·~ "~ ''fl HH ,1,,,., t ' • for big game fish in the Orange County area con· '" EM , , , .,.,., .on • M " , ta cts Anglers' Center for an up date on fishing con· "~ t" • ""'"""""' LM '"' dltlons and to get outritted with lhe r gh tac e. 11~,.,,. , L • M· n""·• 11 , i t kl ._. n .,, r •1,. > .... ""'' f 1. ' Whitey says marlin and dolphin are all over the M •" '"'-• 1 F-1~"' • 1 • • J place and that boat!> are ri•turnlng lo the beaches /;j 1'R ~n~.;,;:: [M:,'~ · ''''' with 2 lo 3 billfl!.h per boat. L j I ""'' IM I' I I •• " The big game fish are about ready to make a n··?; ~MR ~·~;;~~.',' /·~.1 ~~. m ove up Into the S<'a or Cortez. added the expert, EM ·~ 1 i co"""' r M • 18 • and toward the f'nd or April thf' best fishing will be /;:, ,; ."';"',~~~n~' ,'~ ! ',,'. ,., .. off Punta Colorado. Roosterfish, a rew marlin, ,, ' Ali .... ono [Ml •I J • I do lphin and yellowtail are currently 1n the waters R'6~ ~MR::.· , 1F;,:·~~. ~ 11 ~ ,. around Punta Colorado, but tuna and waboo have t M ill!., 1 .,.,,.,, •• ? t 12•, • begun to move out. Reservations are m andatory for JVH•o"vos1TY £1Modrf'\41 11111 1n 1 E\\.lno .i rnos t good resorts in Mexico, especially at this time ")'> • v•M·"'l f M , 1 of the }ear. For those who plan on motoring down to r"•n EM 1 1 u M • FM t b "'"'S" t r.. .." • f M ' 1 Baja or on the mainland. and you want to fish for M , , \" '"" E M l , 1 1 ~!~e~~:! ~~t ~~~ ~:~P:::t::r ';:ukre e~~~t:t~~ ~0a~ ~ :~. ,:?\.::.~·:~:' ~ 7: ~101 ~ t .. 1 11, fishing. For re!>ef\ a lions a t P unta Colorado phone l,A o11' n. " • M • ' .. I r (714)479·9251. '""t'l~,~~:.,::D: ~.~l l:M, Bwi11 t c-fio11 fo B egin Hass f1:;h1ns.: -.hould really !>larl picking up at all Southland lakc·s this coming month as largemouths began lo move· prior lo their spawning season. Lower Otay in San D1t•go as \\.C'll a!-San Vicente and El Capitan arC' alrc.Hly k1c·kin~ IJUl some nice str· ingl'rs of Florida strain huckctmoulhs Sutherland is due lo open April I and shoulrt be tops for bass 1n the 3 to 7 pound rangc L:1kt• Whotrord ( neur Escon- dido I. Hensha\\ and Vall lakes '>hould all produce good l'all'hc.•., of sm;dl hass. largt' crappie and stock<'<.1 trout LakC's in lht• n11rtlwrn portion-. of Southt'rn Cal1lurr11.1 1 •· :-..111 \nt11n1<1 halwll;1 ct< . an· .llso expected to prmluc'<' \.C'f\ good bass f1shmg for anglers toss 1n~ \\Orm s. trank baits and murlsuckC'rs In thesC' lakec, there are some big northern l;.1qH•mout hs but the) are 'er) hard to catch and during th< '-P•rn nmg period "c·ather 1s the k e) r .ic·tor w hC'n t ht· " ind blo" ... or the ram r al Is ;anglers Jllsl don l J!et ou~ on th<' lake and go after thl' fish . .incl during this m.•\l month, that as the "l'i.1lhc1 pn.·t.11c:t111n Poinf f>f l 'iprt· !'\tttlhf'ad ri'hinJ.( i<. 'till productil·e on the up pn stretches or thl' Klamath River in ~orthern California. Also, lhe Smith River is good for big ironheads in the 10 to 1;;-pound clac,,, "ater is low PVt>rywht•rc, but rii.h are still swimming. Late season rains art' helping anl(lers a nd drift. fis· hermf'n (the heht way to hook and land salmon a nd steelhead> and c;hould tril(~•·r a migration up river. •• ... ·1P......,•• (M ],I Pl IM-.; f 'Ill I b '"' I ·001 ,, FROSH SOPM E I Modt'f\ .. f7• I IS' l f \t.en< 1.t ,,.,, 1 O•••J•·' .._ .. ,,. 1 I, hT\1 • EI/. 1 ~ I(~ 1 ~ M ,, .... ' t J w ' r, r ~1' FM I I 1 'I, f. 1 I '" ... ill!~ .., I h I f"" r I ¥, f' H'l'\t r l'I) .. M M I W 1 '• • f M t ~ I J q I • 11 I r: Y. N• It I fV' 1•1+ M 11~. t ' 1 1 ,.,, t11' ~¥ 1 M " " · J '"" • 1 0 ' .... t ' I .a..- ~ • " F l ,....,, 'y H .. I. F M I .. ,,..,.._ '' EM ' """'""" r-r ~.. ,. l ' 'I' I" ' "l ' 1 •"-" •• , f -------- MIKE KELL V. BILL BABASHOFF SPARK FV HIGH. Bright Horizon Looms r Bahashoff, Kelly .ER CARLSON O.a1fy ll'11ot Suu The ' ·e been around tht• Orange Coast a1l•a :!>Wtm ~ccnc fur sc\eral year!'> but for f'ountarn Valley lltt!h 's Bill Babashoff and Mtkt> Kel- h· their currl'nt t:x · plo1ts appear lo be JUst thl' beginning uf b1ggt'r things The Fount am \'alley M'mors are presentl} the kc) s to the Barons' quest for the Sun!>et Leagu<' s"'1m champ1onsh1p and each hgures to domanatl· "h ::it ever e\ ent he'!-> en terl'd 1n Fnd.n"' fm.ib at Los Alam1tos. ll1 ~h Ead1 dra"' ::.1m1Jar ra\ es from Fountain Valle\ l'Oach Ra) Bray or Murk !-,chu!Jl·rt tht·tr A1\lJ Nadadort.·s l'oach at M 1 .. smn VirJo Sunda\ Baba-.hoff tut ned ,1·1 ~1 18 1; 1n lht: 1.650·yard freestyle. a cloC"klllJ? 12 seconds b('t tl•r than the Pac 8 tham pion's mark a Wl•ek ago He finished behind two time Olympic champwn Brian Goodell of M1ss11111 \'1ew 111 thl' Ai\l' 1nv1ta 11on<1l. but as St·huht•rt .,,,\s 'Haha-.h1lrf 1' n·JI I\ 'an unkno"n quant1t\' lit.• ' JU~l no" lwganntnJ.! to get malur1l) and :.trength . I look fo1 him to be a gn.•at collc.·gl' ::.\\ 1mm~·r Hru) says this of his fou r -year vars1t¥ let tl.'rman "B1ll 1ssim1Jartoother membC'rs of th e Babas hoff fam1I). they all ride high m the waler "'1th a lot of nJtural buoyant'). " R<1bashoff's be!<t dock 1ngs 1n high sc hool events are 5 32 I in thl' ~O } ard freest). It'. 1 44 ·1 m the 200 free. 48 9 in the 100 free and 22 4 in the 50 free Ha:. prep career con- d udcs with lhe C I F championship finals where he must contend with Good<'ll in the dis· lance races Rut both <.'Oat·hes agree. the 200 and 500 are not Babashoff's best events 1t 's the 1,650 freestyle where he can exploit his !>trength an AAU and col- legiate waters. Kelly, meanwhile, Is an entirely different s wimmer with the freestyle sprints. the backstroke and bulterny his favorite events. His times make him a threat lo the CIF finals in four different e\'ents, de· pending on which he l'ventuallv enters Prep Tennis Kelly broke the na- tional age group record for 18-and -under 1n January m thl' 50 free !20 9> and an im mediate goal ts to l'limanatt.• Jot' Bottom 's c Santa Clara > national prep record or 20 5 The Cl F record 1s 20.94 by Tustm's Sam Franklin :md Kelly won the CI F m I " ' . ... I ., .. 1. • v , ' ' C'> • 1 ,. .. .. 0 JUNIOA VAJ>SI IV L•qun.-8"•"~111 'l o .• n .. M If\ \1~11 I• ' '. ' ,. . ' . ,. .. Dnunl"" •1 " t • t • it; • ,. , ,. ' , . ,. , lf(\W II t •.tYH1 •If I' l'l!OSH SOPH .. """•""_. &.•rn "•> '" o.,, .• ""h S1nql~ " ' N d 1n ( •' "' ~ J4'1 I • •t y IJ ' .. '· ( •' ' ... '. Ooub•n 1}~1 I 111 ';.4M ~ 1'1,1 ·~ L• t<fT) '"' N I ti 1 • '! • ., O.twrv~nn W If, 1 " N1) Mi •'• I ')~ , ' ~. MD Girls Rate d 2nd ~I 36 as a Junior "Kelly 1s the No. l high school sprint prospect in the recruiting wars." says Schubert .. His s tarts and turns are cx- plost\'C · Mater Oe1 lhgh School · I 'H• never !-een him of SanlJ Ana 1!< r;.ated lose on a turn." says "t'<'ond m tht• ~1rb 4 A Bray "Usually. 1r he's Cl I'' bas ketball r.inkmi:!s even al the turn. he is a this week ~1th llunt body length ahead after 111gton Bt>ach third and thf' tum." Fountain Valley fourth Kelly turned a 53.06 as behind leader St. Joseph a junior 1n the 100 lhgh or Lakewood. backstroke and he has a Huntington BC'ach lifctimebcstof50.4inlhe moved up from eighth to 100 butterfly. E \'t'n "ith lllC' f'xl r1·nwh• dn Har and low w att'r in t hf' west. f fc•(•l thal lht• fi1'h ofour rh ers, "ho have bf't'n hl're fo r manv mon· H·ar' than we haH•, should ha\'(' riparian rij.!ht,. or'all thr 'almon, trout a nd 't<'l'lhl'ad I haH· fou)!ht on thf' t•nd or a rod and lasted at a diru1Pr tahlC'. I can hard I~ 'a' th('rt• j, an~ conte'l h<'tn t•t•n whal anl(lini: ha' don1· for mt•. 1.f't u.; re ~ulah• lh1• now Of ri\rr watt•r , hut not lo lht• ('Xlf'nl I hat it intf'rft•rp," ilh man·, natural hf'rltagf' of angJ. in)(. Tht>rf• 'houlcl h.-t·nou~h "atu in ~orthnn {'alifornia la kt•' to IHO\ 1de ~ood (1shlnj! for \ aca- tioner-., than'-' 111 latf' <,eason storms, at most popular recrt'allon an•a<;. ' 11 ,,,,.,,, • "'' "0 ,,_ • th 1 rd and Fou n l a 1 n Kelly's fourth possible Valley dropped from event is the 100 free. second to fourth after alth ough he seldom HB's 59 49 vil'tory in swims t he event in high S unset League pl:.1y school. He's done n 47.S .'ii rip.-d B1uc11 D.-rhu .. ' ~ 4RSI TV u"'"--''"• ,. ,, '"' ~· !..t11 (.lptnrntf' .. \1nq " • ' t:,,11 '•,... f, • • f '" ... 1 l\' ' ,~ , • "}. BILL CUNERTY Ooutttes M atcr Dei. IC'ader in in high school competi· the poll last \\eek. lost lo lion. but in AAU circles. St Joseph 1n Sunrt'>l' he's gone46.6. League• action to fall out "You're going to hear of the top spot a lot from both of them in Corona del Mar. leader the college ranks." pre- o f the South Coast diets Sch ubert. "Boys League w1lh an 8 0 don'l start doing things circuit mark. as ranked until college age usually. Cune rly Get~ "•nr. • '"". "'••o•. seventhinlheJ-Apoll Goodell and Jesse .,,,,. -,,fl,,.,. h .... , \ P'. N " \I _. t .Y, It• I f. t , iuH10A v••rnTv • • VassaJJo at Mission Viejo Capo Grid Job v""'"''• I I S..n C••m•n•• Pot 's~t~:;.p.~':.~1 "":;'~ are exceptions lo the r ule , , \ 0.,~·~:' 011 • ~,1 '<> M•t~O.•ISlll'roMI 111 tO COmpele interna- Dana I hlls High ., in A~·· • ~ '" • • .. ,.,, 1 P • •· • ~:~~::'..0.:.~~:,'~s~~:_~;~" :~; tionally at such a young "", • ,, M 1ct \ ' ,, .. w .., r • ., L.,u., .. ,.11,. C.•m~rw> q,.,.o H) 1 8Jle. •• SC's Martinez 2-hits Uni,4-1 Bl'nn" ~rt1ne1 pitch~ a '"o h.lttcr for the S»n Cleimt"ntc- Tntons ;as lht'y defeuted vlailme Unlver111 t y Hh1 h (lrvlnel. 4·1. m South Coa!lt League basebaall action Monday In another South Coast game. postponed from last week because of rain. Dana Hills defeated host Laguna Beach, 4 2. Martinez had eight s trikeouts, issued one walk and gave up only one hat after the first m nmg run by L'mvers1ty John R<'1ss drove D<iv1d Gentile ucross Ill the first after Gent1lt· had "alked and mO\ ed to second on an l'rror Ed O'Donnell got the olhtr l'n1vers1ty hit For San ClcmC'nte. "al ks to Mikl' lion ath and Ted Jlett111g;i \\1th t\\o outs 111 th<' fifth 1n ning sl'l up thl' winning r u n .J 1 m r o r n· " t l' r ::.tnglrd to gl't Olll' anus.-. .ind both b<.1se 1 unners adv anc<'d on an 1·1Tor John McDonald then 'inglc·d lo get l\111 an suranre rum .. A t I. a gun J II t • J l' h , 18 Errors Aids HVC Dana KIILI "cored a pair In the lop ol the lint when Stu Heil'I walked. nnd 0&11a arown tripled for t h(' nrst marker. Jim, Romero then Sinlled In 8ro111•n Oana Hills added s ingle runs in the fourth on a waJk and base hit by Brian Kmney and in the firth on hats by Hein and Paul Bethke with an er-• ror getting the run across. Kevin Kiessel bach singled in the fifth for Laguna Beach and scored on Pete Hauser's 'iecond triple of the game_ H1ch Nunas then singled for th~ second tally. Un1vtr'ltl)r «U •b r .1•M*'" lO 10 ~-1\\ ,, M ull p ltl T1fl,.t lb F.v•n\ 1r O Or>nn~11 ~f\ Ni·v4'n\ t>t M OUQ'1••n .'fl ti .,,. ,, tf l'l"' ''" l. ''IQm~Qtt ' ' ' 0 I " fl \r IW Tn\ft\ II ' \•" "•"'•"'' , .. Afl'vna •tJ\ <f u Pdr kt'' d H orv<1th, 'lb M""'"1• dh w .. 1<n ,, f ,, .. ,.,... ., CJ11n,,1m • M Oon••O 71> Mt.,IQ,.\ to Oul'lltv1f"I < ·~ ' n n " 0 1 I ,. . Sor• by lflfl•nt• II rliri ., •l I 0 0 I) I) ~ 0 I ~ " ,, 0 I ' " ,,,. ,, 1 f) 0 " . • l • I 0 II l) ti u n t 1 n g lo n \'a 11 c Y 0 • .,. H•""" Christian lhgh School of •b , 11 ,.,; • U111lvtr\ ty S•nClt,.,..•le ' .. .. 100 000 I 1 1 Olll 010 , • \ , Ne\\ port Beach took ad· Cnoo •1 • o ~ o vanluge of 18 error~ b) ~~~'!.~h" , Melod\land to scort.· an IM"• o 18-~ non-leagul' ba:-.eball :;.-::· ,,'" " victorv :\1ondav aftl'r· M•'""'•" n. n noon al Costa r.iesa C1l ~ K ........ v ,, 0 J ~~~111 0 0 Park Tot•I' • • 1 0 0 0 0 I n 0 ' 0 lluntin~ton Valley .11!'10 '-••u"••u:~"'. ~ •b• had :,omc timely hilting H•u,•r " from Rurt Thorp who ~;~,".,':',',';..,' \\ c.l!'I J.fof .j IOt'IUdlllg ti Nunl\" 1riµlt•, Ruc:k lfr)nolcb . ~:;~;'""'", :1-for·5 with two douhlt.•s ... ~"'"., ;an(! Kevin Km~ v. ho v. J !> ... oolttrV•" :1.fo1 ·3. all s mglel< :• '.'.,:~ .• ~~ n •n • Mu"~ V•llt't Cf'lrht '\I I t •I '' ,, ... f .., , •• $<0rt ·~'""'no ., ,. fl'" f\f PtO I )b r\0011 ~ Jt> H•·jljt·1H'I (" ' " . <,1 ... ·,,.~· t \\ Jo Ht Jtio,.n 1h1 ~ .. Vftl°t+ 1 If, ,I( ""Cl 0 ,, ~ • .,, lbtl ,, a,,._ J'' , Oo•~lr10 t SlfW·tf• d F ' lot.1 Al """'"n" •i•Jn• V•l1t,:y , " lit .. II (111. t 1tY) 1 t'"I t) t l •1 •". ,, • , * * SOUTH CO.SI ~EAGUE M·\\•OnV W'I? I'\ Vf\·Vfr\1ly El TOM 011\• H •I~ "'I. I 11 0 It I '\•f'I ''"'fnfof'\I• • l IQ,, .. 8 .. ('I ~ r f"I • (O\t .. Mt\• 0 ' 1 11' ~YtS.Corn I~ t t I O•"• t-t~ll\ • L-.ur'I• ft~.; "' 1 ~.1n Ctt-""4"'"' • Un •"'' ff I l'r!My I C4mn * OCC in Loop COH• Mt\l•t (Of'.....,.111 t M•r 01,,. Hiii• .tt ~Ito\•'>"\ V·• o S•" Cl•mt"4•.tt L·l~,n t 6U<'1 Uf"ll11tf'\1ty •t E l Toro Oran~e Coa!>t Collc~e·s baseball l<•am, under the banner of the Costa Mesa Collegian5. will compete in the Cal1forn1a Collegiate League this summer Coach Mike .Mayne's Pirates will par h<.'ipale in the Southern Division with Downey. San Dleao. f'LUMllH~ HEATIHG Al~COMD. tTI .. ,,_.. •• y-....... , <\llt•Y.CO ,., VOU' Area-Y ',"!J'»u•IV•UO ·it,;, C.tl'fl1'"'' c.,r. •''•-"") National City and La , . Mes a 495-0401 The 40.game schedule co~rA ... 1.~A " I !>16 Nt*'f;I'!"" e~ j GI •J ,, • begl.ns June 11 and con· 642-1753 eludes in early August L---.;.;:.::..~,;;.;;;--~ RARE SALE! ThC' nche!nng more than $.S,000 m cash awards and mC'rrhan<hM• kick!> orr April l and encis S<•pt ~ L;1't., t-.ir 11 took ,152' · f)Ot1nd striper to wan th« oHrall eonl('sl and this yC'ar sponsors an- t1c1pale lht• wmnc•r wall ha\ e to land a slnpper near the M-pound cla!<s Then• i' no t>nlry frr for the derby. but registra· tion 1s rt>q111rl'CI. ancl th€' striper must be caught het Wf'C'n Davi'> num and north of Topock Gorge Of· hcial we1gh ·1n slalmns are· Bullhead Bait and Tac:kh-. Srn1ttv'<, Jfa1t and Tackle. and Sportsman's One-Stop. all 111 Hullht•aI(\ root to •\I ~1 M L"vf \11~'1 • O• &. <;~"0•"'~''"'""<1 t1n------------ balJ coach tod<I\ folln\\ 0 • '• 0 "" ' "' '' '~ '~ ' ""'·' .. '""A •R.,., '' • s '1 d hi ~" IC U1 \tw>(aAm•t An41,.111'"' 14 I ang ., on "' n1i.: " con ., 1 ,,,Am•,,,,, ,,.,..,1 .. ,r,,~., 1 11 1 llVIN ADYANYAOU flrmat1on of Bill (\inert~ 10 ., .. .,,My 1C•m1no R•·••• 11' as Capi~trano \'<1llev J C Golf Po•.S<llool.Lu~U: lltcord OUI PAOROffDI. , High's selection to bl'J(ln UOl..,,d lS.n•ntononl 10' 2 quarts: Y2 gatlon: In add1tmn to '-lrap~·d bass action. anglers can also C'nJOY !<<>mt• i::real f1sh10J( for trophy size <to 15 pound' 1 ra1nho\\ I rout. l'rappie and catfish. not to mention the funta'>t1r hass fishing during the next four month~ r11 .. 1io1h1la11t1' 1\ r1•'\V l.uml•• 1nnm ( • 1111 11 .1ir r11rod111nn1nq A """'"""'I I''"'' A h111h Ill kif•"'" Al ~~~~ n11•""I ,11\' li111l" 1111 i; -===="J r~r. I\ •'On 111 I •I ft•cl1·1 I tf 1l1H1' 1d··' \.1UI t .Jll rh1uk qf ,,,.,h, \'1 llh\\dJt,1 l1•1\ 111,1 l~"flh lnp''''''l'11"1ll I , 11111, •n1 '"" f 11•1;-\,,1 ... 11o1IB1111>. .. 1<11,111>1" C , •11111~ MAIN OrFJCE f tball fortune~ for th<' Gotd .. w.-1101 1111 ~··••Mo"•<• o, • .,,, Hill 'Go•rJ•n• 1~ o OO • "'" Muntlnq1onS.. .. tl•fl CCt San!aM•ri• 1Nortl>f'rn l "J Cou,gars Hn..., ,,tJ t >~ '11'1 r.unuiw ~,, " I R1')helH (Nt)r1P'Wttrnl t1 ) Cunert\', 30. l'tl;JC'hecl "'"• •c. "' "'k •n'l "II•. tn\lli1ot1s, .. rr•t 11 1 • BIM\ '•' '0 ,.,, f<",n"""" •o "I) Rvbldou• llvvl 17 I for two vears ;it Dana ,.,., Iv r .. ~1 ,,. .,.,,, .. ,,,~ ~·.' 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Or & MKh1•l,on Dr l AGUNA HILJ.S Ah ~' P."'~''"'~ & S.tn CJ1,·90 f'n·r"·'" • NEWPORT ~lCENTER by lHE LAVINE crN.~ A l'lPl!er pooce tor ""''n••' •no bell., '"''"°""'enl It:>< P .. OOI• · th•+ yours m•y not! 1 COIOLITI OUJtGI COUNTY COYOA61 141cllHIHltl Let-._ •. s. c ..... ,., .... i.e Ylef•, o..,... ...... ~ .._._....,.9'LA. ... 2 MONTH TO MONTH llNTAL IASll 3 NO DllOSn llOUllD ON A"'IOYID CllOIT 4 ONLY 117 10 ru MONfN TOTAL COIT l•ll111IM4,....., 5 NIW COM,ACT UNIT SIU 1111, a 4 •Vil 6 VOICI MISSA~I rACHU ALSO AH AYAILAILI 7 PULL NII lllAINTINANCI ORANG£ COUN7V rMOl'llfl l !'HON£ SI ll\1IC[ '"' • Limited time only. You save $2.55 .., ~ ......... ---·-lei. Y•tMf "'• -·•,..t•tt•• •• ::;:-;=::__: ...... "-It~ '" !'1 .. CMil ....... .._. ........ ~ ...... ...... V'!IWf'dlt .. C:W-M .... II~ .. • .. laif •• ' •• \Mt• .... v.u .... ••-.Cle ltl Olfh~~-... .. "_......., ..... Ill, C.141 ... •tN-.rt~l'J al.llWM .. .t Lat-"'9cfl tJ "' 01,.. ltlt< .. -U..1 ...... 1¥ •• 0..... ""'' i...ci-..tu.,...hecll. '"'•'MM ......... Vlelo II r.,. •I c;.._ tlel 1111¥. W.ttmlft•totr 9' H1111tl~ e.ctl, ~lal11 V•119Y et M¥1 .................... , •• l!dlt4'1, l"\leMleetQr ... C.11 •t JI. Gl,lt ~ll<t-vlll'Hnlly at ldltofl l•l Girl\ \WllWTll,,.-Kllk• lit •01H1- t•l11 Valley 1)), Cy!>"U Al SAd· Cll~O•ck Coll ... 121. Goldotn W•st Coll..,. el Ore<191 ONist (pit-ISi Girts ~M<Je Coest Coll- •• L~ 8"ctt. Golo.n ~I Coll- •I CVO<"H<$ Coll-lbotll •I 11. Baseball !d1l1><11 ... Hou\t°" INI 10 C1nc1,,na11 "1 ~ Now Yor~ • L•" 4~1"" l O~trOif (.Al •. ~t,.edl lN S_ 111 in• n1nq\ Torr.tf\to'4 '1 N~wVork 'N Jl l<.dn\o,(1t.., A• U C~•CdQO A) I R'>\lt)I'\ A," St LOU•\ •N b 0 ,at~)'Ml Al 1 San Fran<•~.., f'l,f) S \ tn O•"'QO IN)" Cn•caqo N Mtivrta1Jk~ 'A l 10 s,,..uu..-A l C \ltll')rr,. \ f A I 12 Ch•v•l.\nti A J P11hl')ur(J:t\ U~) 6, P"1llildPID.,•.4 '°" 1 ,,, ·~""'Q' R •Jl1rnnn· '"' 4 Mtnn,..,ot • fAI o W I but •••• Loa Alamlto1 H 1b wber• Fountmo V.U.7 aDd Newport Harbor b•- Ule f oc-Sunset LHIUe bonors. .With point.I counttn1 throuah 16 places, the Sailors or Newport Harbor will pit their depth against the blue ribbon exploits or Foun· lain Valley's Bill BabasboCC and Mike Kelly. Mission Viejo. meanwhile, with a horde of talent led by two-time Olympic champion Brian Goodell, should have no trouble at El Toro High m the South Coast League finals. And FoothHI figures to have an easy time in its own waters against Cen· -----------------tury League competition WHO IS a Ian 111agnon? There are stm a few people asking Htis question. If y0tt'n beftl wonderinq ••• Alan MOIJ'O'l II your newest and fittest POfttioc dedenhlp in Oran«Je Cffltty. He 11 a IOftCJ tirM butiftess m., a resldettf of your co~ for IMftJ MClllJ years. He Is a fomily man ... he Is the type of MC111 you'd lib to do buslfteu wittl. Whet! you're ltlirildnq of purchosllHJ o new or possibfy vMd car, think of Alan ~ Ma9non Pontiac. \ iOO~O' >' Y041'U appreciate his o~\; f't(;\ >' _ ,..., flH senlct and his 4""\V .., ,. · ,... · / profeuional "'°'"'., ~ \ >' ~ f" _,, ~o o\~~ f ~ t....-1-... _,.,.-'I>~ ~'2.11'-o --., -..HS. _. "°IV"'.,0 r,O ftl\ i~&~o ll" ·a 11.\JV ~g-~ ~ as the season gears toward the CIF prclims at East Los Angeles College, which begin March 30 (3·Al and 31 (4-A ). Here's the week 's schedule. S..n•e1LH'IU9 l.01Alamltos Hl9ll $wlm orelim\ Wecine...S•Y •I l P m di•'"" 111\11< •f EdlM>n Thu•\Cl•v •t ' ,,.,m finals Frid•Y .i J Cl F Qu•llfv 1n9me~l!MllV'C1•v•t •O• m Saulll Cout L .. 9ue Al £1 Toro Hl9ll Sw•m (W ... IM\ TtJtl'SO•V at 1 dlvinq t1nat .. We6nfo\d•Y •t l 4iwtm t1n•h Tnu,.~day at l ~lllUO LHque AIF-lllllHl9~ \w1M pr,.l1m\ Thur..O.-tv at 1 \w 1m t ·nat\ 4l .. turCM1 at,,..,,,,.. Area Golf SANTA ANA CC Point (Mr Sou,.,.. •rn .. nt II F-hqru f\1111~ S•l')"1't 71 7 M ,,..,. (rttrv IQ P•n1 •1ovr. '" .. ,,,., A t1(t• Hdll, IM t M~urn"" V1HJ1n11l r ru1•hlln11 Ll'>1'\ Et1,. 1· f) F ,,,,,,, 1 (..-lll(Jy\ Jf>nn1nq"' 11 '1 MdfV MvrUI'/ lJ ) Jf .rn 0 ••11 11 J 1t ... 1 AnnBoiwP ')u11L;;u1 .. IQ b !,,,., f::rt1n (.)rtl'r r-rdn rprn...1n<P•z ., ( J:hq~t I (,IOfld (r"tt'j 2n 1 MM·•on W1ld#'r tt) l t.) V,.rn1• 0.111 lft 4 Bf'll• Flf'tn'lf'r 1h 0 Fl•Qhl I MMy H•~lon 18 ? Su••~ Sl•wMI 'I J M~rllld llolfr 70. • HPIPn ISOE<tl 14 Strokf' Pltty Tourn,1mr-nt A FIHltlr •vro"t ' JAC•lf' VOf'l~I. 86 tNeO I Jun•'""" ,, B and C Flu;ihl\ No qro« IN•11 1 "'" J M arv Lou K 1+-r, Vtrq,ntJ MCC;trlN"V 7l 0 J=llqnt IGro~\I 1 f:r•nC• •• Rl'f'l'J 11) Nf'll I 't1Cll trAnll> MCIC:ttrln H1111ot•n l\0--11 Ev~•vn St~rr 76 i ' In 11'1• tdtal tolf '""" .. lhe h .. d would retMrn perfeeify 1t111 throu&hout. rf't nol r rict. • full 1houl4er turn. In aome CHU it may hetp tf lht h .. d turn a •hchtly with th• 1houlder1 -but only 1h1ht1y: • motlonlHI hHd II lhll th• ldtal , It Is upeclally vlt•I th•t &0lf· 'h_ •rs who w•r llHHI •void •ny Favorite llOCJl coac e•pect lb• tm Oran1e County : IA•1ue volleyball race 1 t.o be exactly like lut year'a : La Quinta , four schools will have a . R D DriAP'-E R •••.••••••••••••••• 2..11 MAHI MAHI •••.••••••••••••••••• 3.•5 OR.lll:£0 SEA 8A8S •.•••••••••••• 3;76 TOP ALOIN STEAK ••••••.•••••• 3;96 NEW YORK ST£AK ••••••••••••••• 4.50 LOBSTER TAIL .................. 5.96 STEAK ANO LOBSTER ............ 8.45 LUNCHION llso mvtd tbily 11nt114 p.m. 11111 Peclfll COIQll H,,y • Hll'tlinf'Oll Id!. • l2131 llt2· 1Ut JICU E. C:.. Hwy• Cetone Ott Mw • 1714117&.0IOO .. tl O head movemo; Not only doo• (Wealmlnster> will win I it, mod the leaaue's other do1fi&htfor second. ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~ Estanci• or Costa Mesa, Canyon ~ ' 1' (Anaheim) and Maler fT ~ 9 ~!~tcs:n~i~3a!h8~~ e;t ~lllllt!"l'-!.l.lr31• second, and even rirst-'-#T~ftW~l\ill1 I r the movement of the frames bother such golfers, but exces- sive head turning (illustrations y e a r co a c h M a r It L What M k I McKenzie of Irvine High earn 0 es foresees opportunity ror The Lindora Method his young team. So Effective Following are thumbnail sketches of Estancia and Irvme, two of the three Orange 1 Coast area schools en- tered in the league • l and 2) will cause the ltne of volleyball competition. v1s1on to switch from being Mater Dei coach Joe through the glasses to outside Gordon refused to the glasses-from tn locus to respond with team in· blurred. . f . II you wear glasses, address ormatton. the shot while looking through ESTANCIA --Coach the center of your glasses. Don't Mike Pomeroy expects tilt your head. Then keep look· 1977 to be a complete r e- 1ng at the ball through the center building year for Estan- of your glasses throughout your cia. Mike Vol tee is the swing (illustration #3). This 1s only returning starter the only way for golfers w1lh and several pl ayers glasses to play consistently well . are commg out tor tbe 1.-----------------------' team late because they played for the Eagles' Girls Sports basketball team. ··La Quinta is probably the best in our league.'' Pomeroy says, "and the rest of the teams will battle for second. We'll have as good a shot al 1l GIRLS TRACK E•l~la 11711•11 EIMode".t HIO 1 Ev.,,< IEMI 11 q. 2 CMlltt IE I 11 I ) c;.,,_,wn <EMI 11 S 710 I E••nt 1EM1 26 8 7. 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Yfll tfuth~ "3 Cctrv Ho•m,..c. 8-4 WOMEN'S SOFTBALL GoldenWe1t fJ) Ill S.tnl• An• Goto." w .. 1 lloc S<o.• o .. ,,,.,., ,, 8,.own 1'1 w ,n,1...pt'"f k If ~trubf--lb ,_;,.no,n '' li"'rH ~II as anyone." •b ,. h rbt ' n " : IRVINE --Coach 0 n Mark McKenzie only has n fJ , freshmen and ' :-ophomort•s but he's ~~,:~.;..~,. ., ~ ~ f11?ldmg a full team on a ll t•1" 01> n ~ levels . varsity. JV Tot·" ~·••bvl~~.nq• and frosh -soph The ' " • l<'aJ;:u!''s heavy favorite ;;,;, .: ; ~ ' 1s def1111tely La Quinta. says McKenzie. but he thinks Irvine can be c-om pct1t1vc with the rest Or•nO<I C.Oul m 111 Cypr~' Of the teams Or_,"Cf" Co.nt 80• Sc:or• •b , " •b• Six of trvme·s players ' 0 :, a r e sophomores from H~',.,''oi ' F.·o..nll\t,. l \ n ~ last year 's 2-12 team. fiu,.n'\ It C,0"1oun 1t1 G '-t"''" • 1r, 'f\1.\1\ r II • Qr 1"1' (Q.1• I ('l{l'l JfY.t t) \ flo Cvo.•• ._ •M ·IU' 0 1 n JPnn,.. ~, 1'lr1• r r111r,...,d d no h·tt~· while four are freshmen who are virtually new to the !.port Pro Hockey N•llt>n•t Ho<tllt't' Lt•CJUt! '-/'11 I ro ' " I 10'\ ' • t"\'"1 fJ')•tY1f') A complete program to instruct patients how to lose weight easily, then how to montoin their lean weight. Doily therapy, with audio and sub-lim1nal visual aids to promote motivation and encouragement. 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ALL ClntC Personnel Doctors and N46~s en5f'O by the ~101e of Ccntomio. hen you ask a loan .officer to see our resident, you may e talking to him. We don't let titles stand in the way of getting things done. We're workmg banker-. in a bank that works for you. You want to borrow money. We wanl to lend money. And we try to keep th mg<> c1"i -;1mple ''"that. So tell us about the loan vou need Mlivht• fof; ,, new car to go places. Or a college loan '-O vour k1d5 can go places. Or a loan to pav vour t,1>.e-.. Or a loan for a vacation to help you forget about th~ taxes you paid. We're easy to talk to. But you 'II get more than conversation. Chances are. you 'II get your loan. Come in and talk to a loan officer. Or our president. They may both be the same helpful person. Maybe someone you already know. Because we're a local bank operated by local people. iust like you. And that gives uc; o lot in common right away. Now. about ·that loan you nee<l Paige V. Simpson President l hief faecuti11e Officer (:)CITIZENS BANK OF COSTA MESA Harbor JI B.ikrr • 1714) 97\J 4200 • Mcml'l'r rDIC 8.lnkt119 Hours. Monc!.'Y'1hur"'by-9 to'!>• frid.ly-IJ lo 6 • S,,1urd11v-1l 10 l Let Us Be Your Banker 1' Homemaki·ng ole: Ultimate Freedom Womm'1llb? To Barbara Smith It means be-- lng 1 homemaker. Mn. Smith, preaident ol the mllllon-membe-r Relief Society of the Church ol Jesus Cbrisl ol Lat- ter-day Sainla, believes that staying bome is the ulUmate freedom a woman c1n have. In Newport Beach to celebrate the 13Sth anniversary of the or· gaouaUon, Mrs. Smith took lime · out to talk about her view of woman's role as wife, mother and church member. "The skills of homemaking are the skills of living spiritually," she asserted. "We've limited ourselves. The homemaker should provide the foundation for the family but she should be able to go out and bring the beauty of the world into the home.'• The society, whi c h was founded with 18 members in Nauvoo, rn.. provides women with the tools to accomplish these tasks. During weekly meetings the members study theology, de· velop homemaking and com- munication skills and enrich the cultural part of their li ves. "We also study the various countries or the world where the society has chapters including their music, art and archilec· lure,'' Mrs. Smith said •. DUB.ING "MOTHERS' cduca· Uoo classes." women learn the skill• ol child 1uid1oce and have "work&bop" expenences lD the nursery where their children stay while they are in class. The society also sponsors a "visiting teaching" program which sends women in paU"S to the homes of church members to give lessons in homemaking skills and olfer help of whatever kind is needed. •·we're concern ed with women's social, emotional and physical well· being," Mrs. Smith explained. "We have more than 200,000 teachers and all those women are learning the lessons too" The society offers help in times of disaster, such us the Idaho flood. where lists of all nurses in various areas were dis- tributed, and the Teton disaster. where child care was provided for women busy restoring their horn es to order ··we encourage women to participate m civic proJects," Mrs. Smith added. "This strengthens the community. We also are concerned with beautify. ing our own homes and the com- munity." THE VISITATION PROGRAM was s tarted in 1844 to aid Mormon families who wer e persecuted as they searched for a place to settle. "Sixteen women in four dif- I BEA ANDERSON, Editor Tuesday, March 22, 19n Bl \ ferent wardl went called ln at first. They found that eoma peo. pie were wit.bout food, blllftketa or medidDe. It bu continued OD,'' llrs. Sll\ltb said. Her pet project now ia a foot- b1 ll field-abed monument to women, which la now beinc built in Nauvoo with tbe conlributioos of mem*'5 all over the world. The foeat point of the park will be a 9-foot bronze figure of a woman, dedicated to tbe courage of women in the past and the ~haUenge which lies ahead. Twelve other statues, in life size, will be placed in circles in the park, representing all aspects or the life of a wife and mother. They will include, Mrs. Smith said, a woman studying, a woman in prayer, another sculpt- ing a figure of her own and one reaching out in compassion. A YOUNG COUPLE planning an eternal life together will com· plete the first circle. The second grouping will have a child taking its first step, o mother holding a child with a girl walking behind, a mother with her teenage son, a teacher with a violin pupil and a woman in a rocking chair, binding a double ring quilt symboliz.lng acts she has sewn into her life. Finally, there will be a tribute to Smith, tbe founder of the society. "The garden will have a c ircular walk, symbolizing a never-ending life," Mrs. Smith noted. The memorial area, with its clusters or sculptures by artisan Dennis Smith, will be dedicated jn 1978. Mrs. Smith presides over her duties in the society's own build- ing in Salt Lake City, which in- clude a resource center to re· ceive and develop ideas from the members. "Millions of wome n have become a r eservation of strength," the pres ident as- serted. Though the society stands behind its members, it does not endorse the Equal Rights D•llY l'llot ft!IOto By E. Lee l'ayM Relief Society President Barbara Smith Amendment. Mrs. Smith does not deny that women can and should work but she believes laws benefitting women shouJd be s tudied and endorsed piecemeal. "BLANKET LEGISLATION can be destructive," she stated. "We know there have been in- justices. But we have been wise in encouraging women to look at the ERA." She said the society and the church are both concerned with the rising divorce and infidelity rates. "We must make sure that women know how s1g niflcont they arc. The role of the homemak e r s houldn 't be decreased. We should be helping families appreciate mothers. No one needs to be threatened." Mrs. Smith said she doesn't believe women will ever serve as priests in her church because there is ample opportunity for them to work in other areas. ''Women in the church have marvelous opportunities for leadership. They can go on mis- sions and speak out, and we have a companion organization in which we can serve." Men are designated to "lead out in righteousness" in the . church as they arc s upposed to do in thf' home, she added. LIFE HAS BEEN good to Mrs Smith, a SaJt Lake City resident, since she has been able to enjoy her life as mother or seven children and now grandmother of 17. She at one time had thought about becoming a doctor, follow- ing her g r andmother, Or. Caroline A. Mills, who was a physician (and helped deliver her>. but she chose the route of • • marriage and motherhood in-, stead. , "I worked in an office and de-t veloped my secretarial skills UD-f til I had my first baby,'' she said., ''I have since then enjoyed ~ marvelous relationship with mya children. I "We try to have family dinnersl once a week, with everyone• there. We are a close family.'' 1 The benefits she has gained• from being a homemaker include• part1c1pating m the growth andl development or her children, at- tending functions where they were involved and being able to, give them directions Mrs. Smith believes firmly1 that the family, including child_! less couples, 1s the basic unit of1 society. ~ "Women have a responsibility: in childbearing and child rear-1 ing. We're also here to train so1 we can be gods ourselves." I I I > Slice of Life· Captured • I • .. d • I Western woodcarver Gery Austin By JULES LOH SANTA FE. N.M. (AP) When Gery Austin fell he was man enough. about age 13, he ran away from home. He aimed to put distance between himself and ·'that damned old starved-out ranch" in West Texas. That was in the late 1930s. Now, with a skill nicely suited to a droll and mellow view of the human condition, he i~ \aing to recapture what he rentembers of the time and the place he Oed. Gery Austin is a carver of wood, a whittler. and what he captures in his carvin•s is a spirit be fears has vanished Crom the land, Of' at leas.t is under siege. His figures are caricatures. They are skinny. bowlegged, tat- tered, woebegone. They make you laugh. They also put a lump in your throat, the way Charlie Chaplin's poor tramp did, or, more precise· ly, for the same pitiable reasons that would drive a boy of 13 away from home. AuatiQ's figures en· dear because they et.du re. "THOSE WERE hard times," Gery Austin saiO. "The people, the ranchers and the hands and their women, they knew they were hard times but it didn't worry theai and they didn't whine. "ThE>y were tough, gutty peo- pie but didn't think of them sci ves that way. Instead of "hinmg, they laughed. "So I make caricatures." he said. "Life is loo damned serious to be treated ser iously.'· Gery Aus tin 1s himself somewhat of a caricature. He is or average height, more than average girth, with a large round head and great mane of graying hair that flows straight back from a narrow forehead to the nape or a wide neck. A billow- ing white mustache, designed "to hide a muJe-made hairlip," com· m ands attention in front. An<S he smokes Bull Durham. l s rolling his own cigarettes part of the effort to recapture the Old West? "No, I've been smoking Bull Durham since I was 8 and there just is no substitute for it. Can't get the old wheat straw papers. though. The damned marijuana s mokers have ruined the paper market.'' ,Eight? Years old'! "YES. I KEPT my tobacco hid· den in an old stump a mile from the house on a stagnant sump. I'd dog paddle in the scummy sump, then crawl out, sit on the stump smoking and singing. ''I 'm told I was a pretty good singer. My favorite was 'Oh, What WiU My Requiem Be?' My mother tells me she had quite a time teaching me the d1fforcnce between requiem and rectum. "My father caught me smok · ing there one day, cut me across the shoulder with h is quirt. yanked me up behind his saddle and trotted to the house. Then he stuck a sack of Durham in my pocket and said, 'Just don't n ever s neak around to do anything.'" Whereupon Gery Austin set out lo do -everything. "When I came out of World War 11, I decided to do as many things as I could. r saw too many people who did the same thing all their !Ives and it ground them down. They became dull." So Gery Austin picked turkeys, hoed peas, clerked, swung an eight-pound hammer in a boiler factory, worked as a reporter for several papers, sold advertising, wrote freelance fiction, tended bar, edited a magazine. game wardened, and. finally and pro- udly, working as a bouncer tossed a senator 's son out or a saloon. "MV AMBmON is to do," he srud. "l've been doing all my life. I 've always wanted to be my own man, never another man's man, and I'll keep on being that and never~" Carvin~ Wood, obviously, is G~ry AuSUn's ultimate calling sine• leaving that ranch near San Angelo, Tex. Jt weds tiis skill as • an artist with his only abiding mistress, the West he once knew. 1 "These characters I carve are people I knew. many of them my relatives. or else people 1 heard t the old-timers talk about. ~ "They represent a time and • place in which the individual J could be himself with the least• restrictions. They weren't Good 1 Old Days, don't think that. But• they were days when people did what they did on their own. That• appeals to me." i As a bonus, his carvings have • taught Gery Austin something • about Americans of the present ~ day as well. ' For instance. he carves a number of figures of lawyers and• judges, all hu(Dorous and all in! great demand. "I'd guess it's because the legal profession is so serious lawyers feel stralljacket· • ed," Austin said, "and so their expressions of humor tend to be , bawdy, raucous. "Doctors, on the other hand, take themselves too seriously. They don't seem to like anyone~ poking fun at their profession. 1 "But that's what life is about," Gery Austin said. "We laugh when somebody takes a praUall not because the pel1\on was hurt or insulted but because we weren't. ''Nothing wrong with that. Jf you can't laugh at life, you're in trouble." Movies : Whatever BecOme of Andy Hardy? By DENNIS McLELLAN OI tlle Dally l'Oot St•ff Charles Champlin, the erudite movie critic for the Los Angeles Emes, has an undeserved re· tat.ion for bein& too gentle in sreviews. After all, his critics reason, how can you unmerclfully pan an actor, writer or dlrector you may be Jlaving lunch wtth the next day or confronting at a party that nitht? AfparenUy the criti~'s critics don t read all of the some 100 re- v l ews a year be turns out. Champlin does have an un- abubed love alfalr with the mov. ta, but.bow do bis detractors ex- plain the following: -In deacrlbln1 the comtdy ''Lucky Lady," he deemed lt u .,vW,ar, contrived, ru.llmated,. violent, uneven and unlnterest· ing disaster." A s for tbe plot of the Uia Min- ne 111 -Burt Reynolds-Gene Hackman epic, he stated pun-in- cheek, it is "unmenageable, trois as we will." -OF A PERIOD musical, which was saturated with an overwhelming number of wide screen close·upi;, he suggestNI it being given "four nostrils in· stead otrour sttm1." Clearly, the man is not a sucker for j~t any old movie that passes down Holl ywood Boulevard Mention ot h.ls •·crilic1l kind· neas" was mode Jn the lntroduc· lion to his Chapman College Ice· lure, The Flicks, or Whatever Became of Andy Hardy? I Champlin, entertainment editor for the Times since 19SS, good·naturedly addreased himself at the outset to the "perils ol being a reviewer in Hollywood." "It is difficult." he admitted, "not that they (the movie· makers) are going to put pre· ssure on you. It's just that you like them in many caseR. "It's painful to say a movie is a disaster. It pains you to do It, but you have to do it. All you have go- ing lor you as a crttlc ls your credlbillty. If you lo.'le It, you're u11eleas u a crtUc." HE ADDED 111AT oJne Umes out of 10, ll a movle hu laUed, it.I makers 111' well aware ot how and why It faUed. In hJa lecture, whJcb also Is the title of ·a soon·to-be·released Ju..GOJNG BECAME less' book, Champlin gave an account than an automatic priority as of the changing movie scene. people began movinl around, go- Tbe Andy Hardy series, be ing back to college and pursuing said, epltomlted a certain kind of other diversions after the war. Hollywood film, 01' vision, of the Neo·realist films from post.- good life th•! domlnated movies war Europe created a new vtsicin until the 11~ ~. In the way movies could look at It wu an unrealistic world ln roality, he noted. which happy endings resulted And Hollywood'1 unreali!itlc from God, good sense and the· codo of voluntary selr·regulation, wisdomofJudgetfardy. which prevented married The last Andy Hardy picture, couplet frocn tlM_ploi to double Jn 1D46, can be taken as the end of bed!' and outlawcd·word1 web as l.'n era of the type of film ln whlrh pregnant, became evfti JJ10re Hte ts simple and poetic justice ls outdated. served in the last reel. • Then tbero wat televbloo, Severel 1'evokatlonary thinp wblch became the mO'vtes .. Cblet bit the mqv In JiM6, a tlme rival~ .. Almo1t as soon· aa •hen movJ otn w•• • naUooal televtrton bqc. the golden qe ba~ll and •ome 100 mlllloo ofthemovteawuov-er." tickets weN •old a week. said He 1ald t•1•vl1loD ••ta Champllo. multJpUcd ao rapldJ1 and movte attendance dropped so drasdcal· ly In the early '50s that a popular Joke circulated of the man who called a theater to see when the show would start. REPUED THE MANAGER: "What time do you think you could be over here?" Noleven3-0 , Cinel'Rm8, Vista- VJalon or Smell·O·Vil'lion , wbich pumped 17 different scents lnto the tbea&er, stopped the now ot audiences watching TV, utd Champlin. ln •ttempts to portray themes th home screen couldn't tcucb. bo ever, tho movles auecasful· \J cballentect t.be outmoded pro. ducUOll cod .. Freedom Ol ex-prenlon and subject. mallet oPCll4Ml up. . • . . '<See.PU.II, Pas• 82) _..... ) "n ''!! t 0 erruled. Ann Land D EA.a AHN LAND ....... '-: I wlle (r·.,..111~111111 tH perlodlol• •• Ole ·~4m•br" >.but. I bwe a.vu lo HJ abou\ d · cor&U.Qa our me My husband'• rule• ere aa followa: No holn tn the waJl:a tor han stn• marrora or" picture• 1Tbey ~l•t• the proper\yJ i'~o d r aperies < Ooesn 't Ilk• lhem).Nocarpetin1 aree ru11 nly. <Doesn 'l want holes In the OOr ) " The lat.est is. "The couch must go." He wants only chairs in the living room -ope wing chair. a recl1ner and two rockers. Up un· til now I couldn't have a cocktail· table. <We use the piano bench from the cellar if we need it). I feel that lire 1s too short to argue. but after 32 years ot lak· ing orders, I conress I feel like the cleaning lady. What's the answer? DOMINATED DEAR DOM: Wbat't. the ques· U..f .. far u I r I -... , ....... Mt ' ,..........~,.. ... ...,,.,.., ........ .,. DEAR ANN l-ANDER . I am haunted b> memorlu of • form er Jove Just when I think I have thln&a undu ~trol I atart to da)·dream •nd I'm 1one •lain. Thia isn't tbe letdown that «· curs alter the honeymoon It's been going on fOT 10 )'H1' and It 1ets won\e as time 1oes on Maybe ii I see it in pr~nt I'll get disgusted with myaelf and shape up. Sin ce 1 ·m crying on your shoulder it isn't fair lo withhold information. No, l 'm not in love with my husband. He's a very de· cent. loyal, steady guy, a fine' father and a kind person. but he's not much of a lover and I'm hred of trymg to fake excitement at bed time. I keep putting on an act, hoping someday 1 'll reel something real I w ...,.. b 11' MJ many••~• aod I k.Hp rem ln1 my It ol a1J I wwe have to t!lntw hw. but dnam kup me. Wh•' can I do! AS AM !D 0, an TJlOUOtO'S I CORVALU 0 Aa nJSND: ll'• eU) to Ud f aroaad a fonnrr aw .... rt. V..a dM'& b ve to w ••ll bla aocka, e a r e hh lllH&Overs, anat up wfUa lab ~· lattvn or ll.teD·to him sao~. Tlla& oe.e tlaet 1ot a,.-ay 1lw1ys look• beUer. If you'd marriMI lltrn Yo.f'd probably be bavlnll daydre•m• 1bout your huaband. You .. y you are "bleHed" and have much to be tbankrul for. Doa't jeopardize what )'ilU have for a fantasy that Improves with a1e. Dream castles u n be fun for an occuional visit, but don't try to Uve in them. DEAR ANN LANDERS: l would like to comment on the blob who enJO) ed introducing his ,. Her lmpluse 'Trying' AT WIT'S END By ERMA 80M8£CK I couJdn 'l help over hearing a conversation in a department store lht• t>ther da.}. A womun \\us s huffl · in~ through a sale dress rack \.\ hl'n :-.ht· sh<mlNI. ''If you'n• t1n•d. JU..,l ..,ay so and we'll go home. ll is not fun for me to s hop when you stand back there and give me 'that look.' Why don't you go play in the drinking foun· tam or something?" I looked do"" n ha If <'X · peeling lo He a pre schooler, \\hen a sll\•t•r haired m<1n sai d mechanically, "I am not tired. Cora Tal.c )Our ttm<'." May God forg1H him for his lying mouth This '' 111 undoubtt·dh :-.ou nd "l'X 1<.l. llul man was never meant to shop He doesn't have the physical stamina for 1t. After 15 or 20 hours on their fl'el, men tend to lire Not v.oml'n I learned to shop ul the fl•t•t of the Mast<·r m v molht•r Sh<· eould mak~· the raid on Entebbe look like an impulse. All you had to do v. as lo pui a card marked "CLEAHANCE. ALL SALES FINAL." or "lO'o OFF" under her nose to sniff. Then. hang on tight. lx>c<1ust• !>he"" as good for three da) s. l ha\c to admit. ~he brought a ct>rtain excite· ment to thC' e>.crc1se She w ou Id stan<l nuti.1de of " depanment store '~ail· ing for the slurt• lo open Wht•n shl' :-.r1\\ the man ager approach the door she would take up the slack in her handbag strap. grab my hand and luck 1l under her urm like a foothal11wh1d1 ex plains\\ hy my 11ght arm is lhrl'c inches longer to day than m y ldl nnt· 1, huld her bo<ly r1gl(I 1n a blocking stance, and v. hen the door opened. charge? <Literally She was the onlv woman ever treated for cr('d1t card burns on 00 percl•nt of her hands J Men an• too practical to shoo Whl·m·' er the\ spend a day 1n a de partmcnt store· they reel they should bu} something The) do not cnJu) the ch<illt·n~l' To v. omen e' l'f\ hlllc item on e\l'rv httl1· counter jnd on {·,·er:. lltt 11· shl·lf 1'> M'r<'t1rrnng, ChoO!'>l' me' Ch0<1se me' and each one must be pickt·tl up and aud1t1oned. Me n . on the olh1·1 hand. tend to IH' o\'l'rly <·uuliou:-. They \.\ 111 pkk up a shin and n ·a lly 1 el'I an impulse to bu) 1t Th(•n suddenly they will ask themselves, ··oo I rt>allv need this shirt?·· Wh<1t 's that got to do with anything? I felt sorry for Cora I reall) did Here was her big day lo rummage through ra c k s of merchandise end then• "as her husband hang- ing O\'er her s houlder like a bad conscience :'\ext lime :.ou go shop ping with your wife. ;.hk yourself, would you v. ant to read Plarbov wh1k '>ht• turned lhl• · p<.1gt''-" Sam e tlun~ Scorpio: Wait Awhile WF.D~ESDA \', MARCll ZJ ll) S\'D~t-:\' 0 :\1 \RR \RI ES •\1.ir<·h :.!~;. \prtl l!J I llnld ttlf nn mone' dcc1s11ms T1 mt• ,.., on your sid<' Talo.c fJm1 h into \our confidence . TAt'.Rl'S !April 20 \l :I\ 201 Rl'fu,c lo ht• rus h ed to judgmenl From 81 ... Film "In '\oml' l'slimat111n:-. th<' (')1an~c:-. hav(· <1JH•m•d the flood gatt•s of filth. c;ai d Cham pli n a c-know I l' <I g 1 n g t h 1• 0 ll m C'rUllS C"<ISl'S O( I'\ ploitallon. hut addml? I think one h;i<. tn JUdgl' ,1n art form h' its h1gh1·'ll l' "\. pr 1•..,.., 1u11 not 1 I ' (O\\ l''I "\o\E "'°'' HAVF. a poss1h1lit\ of dNllmi:! ''1th lift' as It 1' lived 111 the deepest lt•vf'I in a way not poss1hlt> befor<' It sN•mc; lo m<' the be..,t of the mm 1c-. todav arc n·· ally quite rcmarkahl<: · BecauH• movies n o longer are aimed at a gt'ncral. family au diencc. Champlin said. a new respons 1bilitv has heen plact'd on the cnt1c Once h<' h as told the r<' aders what. for example. a contro\'<'rsial movie 1.., about. som<' will decide• not to set' 11 Others will want lo Sl'<' 11 Stillanotht•r part of lht· audi<'n<'l' will find th1· s ubJC'Ct matll'r d1.., aj?rt'<'ahlC'. hut hC'cat1'l' the cnlJc sa vs 1t 1s a goncl film . they will sec 1t 'Thi s.· c;a1 d Champlin. "is \\here the critic's Crt'd1b1hty comt'<; 1n." Funds for your non-profit organization I( yOtl non profit club ~ or<p'itonon needs to rCJt•O fund~ ca" • J ~10Qton Cenret; sq7.2533, ond wt w~I send you our Charity f-Of' der Oii' l.t>gal aff;.11rs r•·qu11 t' more .1llt'nt1on lhiln hil'> heC'n <·11stomar-' CE\IJM r:'lt.1-' :!I .J11nt· :! 0 I (' I l' ' ._ ll I I' r('"JH>ns1htl1t' f11.!11r1· pr" m1nt·ntl\ \'" 11! lln·.1ni 1, not pr11ph(·t11. -' 11111 d11.?<''-tl\"l' sy:-.lt'm 1s ' .1ct inj? up · CA'i('E R 1Jun1· :!I Jul) 22 Finish rath~r than tw,gm you"ll get offrr. opportunity rc ... ult mg in bt•llt'I el1s1nhut1011 d l'-rla-' LF:O 1.1 11(\ 2:1 .\11).( :!:! I Thosl• "at top rnuld he in' ol\t•d in contro\ t'r"' Don't 1 ush in '' h(•rt• onh tool..," hh to ln•ud · \ IRGO I Au~ 23-Scpt :?2 1 (;uard posst•ss1ons l'onfl1d m1i:ht t•x1-.1 m rr ri~hh. pl'I mh .. IOll<.. \\ hn 11\\0'> \\h,11 \\hf! ... h1111ld l11•11••l 1I .1 .... 11•:-.ull ol ""'all dwn~t·-. l.IRR \ •S1·pt 2:1 C>.1 :?:? ll1ghll,.;ht tkx1ht111' j.!11 \'Ith I Hie· .t \ltllf d11 t'< t 1·011f111ntat1on' Sll't I l'll'<ll nf l'Ollr'l' th.JI lt•ath lo t•\t r •" ••R·IOCt' SCORPIO <Ott 2·1 :'\o' 21 1 I.it· lov. Pia~ wa1tin~ gaml· Judi!· ml'nl. intu111on might be off ha!><' k no\.\ 1 t .uul lal.1· l1mt• 1111 t'\ ll \\ to clo mo1 <' llsll•111l1J.: th.in ,..., M•rtini,: S\GIIT \Rll~ 1'\m :? :? D l' c· :! I 1 H t· .in al~ t1cJI :-.how tlwt \OU h.1\t' matunl\ th;1t \ Oll C an l'hlltlo. it• at qlU l 0\\ n foablt:s \.\ P RICOR "\ r Dc•c :! :! ,Jan 1 !I 1 B t' d1plom:tlH· 1n lht• fact-nf p r o ' o 1· :1 t 1 o n f r o rn \ 11un,g:-.Lt•ro;. lovl'r. mill l' parlnt•r <"111,t· a:-.:-.oewlt• .\ Q l ' ,\ n I l " ' .J .1 n '.!U F1•b IX Pi opt•rl.' 1 t•al <''>l.1tc· m:illt·1 qut•-,11011 ... nl r.1m11, 0\\ nt'l'>hlp, "'''t 1111i\ flgurl' p1 umincnll.' PISCES (Feb 1~1 :'llarch 20 Slil\' out of 11 .1ff1c a<. much ih pn-. ... 1 hl1• C'onru .... ion rl'11.!n" "":11t h<' oat1ent. chccl. tc•lephom· messages If ~1an·h 23rd i~ \Ou r birthda) ~ou han· hi°ghly dC'\ t'lopcd intellectual <' U I I 0 '> l t \' \' 0 ll <I r 1· st• Id om cont e n I w 1 I h supcrf1nnl l'xpl<.1nation:-. \'ou analyze. deduce )OU M'l'K rc·a~ons for hap penmi:ts UC. lnJinejoins Channe l 5 0 in pres enting a Series __..,..._.__ -.. ~ of five Public ,..,..... ,,. ' • • '--. TV Forums on ,.,.,,.,. ••• .,,,. daroua'-•.,.. .. ,JN>.,. Col(f•,.I• Po•t•eco11fl•'11 Educ•tfon c ........ o .. • Human Values in Economic Planning 1:30 TONIGHT . Voilff' 1 onl) m• he-11 .. , r had 1 H .. m1 t1llST wtft' lie a l ll httlped ht'V her In li nt• lltll ••inaturt ~1-.. "In Chari;e 1n Callforrua: ab fatbtt IS lM :uune ktnd ol bully. but my mot.b•r ltno"a huw to hondl hlm Wh"n""''r hl' u1>e" that tired old lln~ stw r\•11pond11 1n1tanUy with. And this 15 m y LAST husband .. They have been marned 30 yeara and 1 ~ues11 one of the re ctllons Iii that tbey both overlook a lot Especially my mother LOVE COVERS A MULTITUDE OF SINS DEAR LOVE : It sure do"s. In addition to being blind, love can also be deaf and dumb. K IER • WIO OI C MB • KNOLL • Interior Design Pl•nnlng I Purch•1lng Furnl•hlng• for your Home •nd Office .. ••• $30 ~ 0 ~ ,.. =i 1730 W. Coast Hwy. > Ne wport Buch 171 41 631 ·0060 z '3ROWN JORDAN • McGUIRE • DAVIS • FICKS REED ' ZESTILlnK IS BdCK 1n 11me for its tole as the TRADITIONAL EASTER SAUSAGE. Breakfast. lunch 01 dinner wdl be loog re.,.,.mbefed when you Mir ve ZEST I LINK Smoked Saus;igu to lam1ly or l11end~. The flavor 1i outstanclong1 Goes 'Nl'll with other foods such as eggs hash browns or pancakes It 's populaf as an appe111er ZESTILINK Smoked Sausage is available only for a lim ited t im e at ~ill@;~@f?1 ~~Vl'M~ fli f'Wlf' 5outh Coast 'Plaza h •• COSTA MESA ~ .. , ..•. ~o.....······· ,,..,... )40 ... 1 A.-~ERICA·: LtAtn:c CHtr::t vTCRI:S ,,..,. A professional 8x10 color portrait for 88¢ WO tliW fBl W 1UK THESl DAYS OHL Y MAR: 23 2A ~ 26 11 Dally: I OAM • l'M 5-IOAM • 5,M 1200 H.tlor l••ri Coste Muo Ont sittins prr 1ubJ«t·Sl JlCf 1ubj«t ror 3ddi11on11,J \11h- J«R. group,, or individuals In tht mt f:imily ' KIU G Ii oo Tu <'ult•h w Thief . C r} \.runt Hnll Ura<''' Kdh 1t.1r in th1., 19$5 Atfn>d llllehco<•k thrtlltr about a re forml'tl Jl'\\€'1 thu.•I on tht· lt .iii or a C'at bur ~1•11 n11 th<• H1\ 11•1 a KCET 28 Ill oo J'\' t..ook~ Jt thl· Oscurs A tnp hd11nd tht' ..,('~ncs of the 1976 Acttdt>m ~ A" arcls, locusing on the expcrient'l.' of b<:tn~ nominated for Hollywood'!> lughl''il hono1 TV DAILY LOG TUESDAY EVENING 6:00 0 0 8 10 ( 17 J I "e•o D li• & ( 29 a ID "ewi O Uk•n 8uktlb11i ' "' o '"'"' 1 JOPM l.11>"'~ .. ~ l.1111 t 6 Gomeo Pyle O Gunsmokt m P11tr1d1e r 1m1ly (l)Adam·l2 26 Siar Trel. ID Eleclnc Company m Oram11tc Sertu Jt Mike Oou11u EE little Rascals -6:3-0- 0 Otnah1 Cu• t '' ( l'b••I llt •tey k1J, )~N• A-.nr •d A "'"'I 6 Andy Gttllith 10 Mt1v G11tl1n Show m filmtly AllaH ( 11 J l Cunsmoke ID Zoom ( 29 8 ) 8e.1tclltd ID Town htk 7 :00 II l CJ 0 23 fl €?) €:') fitW) 6 My lh1et Soru a To ltll lhe l1ulh 0 Con"nlW1011 m I Love lucy OJ Tht fBI fD AmttlU IStltl Jewish Hout ~6 Andy Grtfl•lh fD Madieil lehrtt Report ( 29 8 ) lhe Par1r1dgt I am1l1 Ef} McHalt \ Navy -7:30- 0 Candid Cameri 6 The Odd Couple O 10 23 6 ID Hollywood Square\ s lht Gone Show O The Jokrr s Wild m I 25 8 ) 8ra1y Bunch I 11 J J lhstiv1llt on II" Ro1d 26 Ho1an s HtrOtl €D HUSTLER'S FLYNT • R£VEALS HIS STORY ID Channel 28 lon11ht lt Lrm Club E!) "f" Troop 8 :00 0 CBS R£PORTS. Tht • Fire Nut Door. Arson & dnutahon in Hew Yor~·s South Bron11 f'J ( 17 3 ) 8 CBS Rtporls With 8111 M~en lh• Sou1h tl•G"• A !IV n CIP•IJI ol lh• v.mld ' lh• ub1•CI ol 1h•\ 1rporl O ~3 ~ 10 ID Bu Bu Black Shttp lhr• f a-IP~t Gun A J,1pan1 • ,. ~IL ~c~ wot\ Papp1 whl• " h.t '" • •n~mt· trouhle md ·.p.tre h1n1 • cnnd1hon lhal h• v.111 1111·1 I him "' romMI lh• lollowonr t1 11 O Mo¥ie: C (2hr) "Ont Fool 1n Hell" (wesJ liO AIJn I ~dd 6 MOYlt' c (2hr) "Tht lnl Roman" f '~' 1 Qr,.rn v .. llo l ~urrnc• HM1•1 u ( zt a l 3t Hippy o.,, 11· 1 ol th 81.: 1,m. \IJtp1 r • t l•nd d udden '"~"' •II• , I • h ,.,~ lo Jll lh~ K~n, t r "'"' t1 ( 0 P~ • ~ur.dlt 1· I I o , •n,1 f•.tty up ,, •I • ' O Mov•t C (lhr) To C1lth A lhttf • ( ~ ' ~ , "' ,, ' h r m l1sl of tht Wild m Pmy MaSO!I ~ Wmiors Buketball ,.,,.., r • ~\r·~; (111 ED M1iu Solemn1s ll••tho1en > 'a ttd wnr' wH r•c • •rl di St P•t•r s B~~•lit~ '" Rom~ •n Mai of J(j/0 Th• Rom• Svmohnnt Orth••.tra ol Ille ltAlo~n l•lrvo}1fln nelM•I pPtlorm~d •nr1 nol•d ltlm m4~er f1&nco lell11•lh dultlod lh' pf~&rsm lor leltv1si11n iD [f Show dt £du11do II E!) N1hon1I SubK11plion IV Test -8:30- 0 ( 2' • ) ~t Laverne ind Sharity Haunttd Hnu~• Wnr" I •vNn• 1nd Shlrl•1 n,. 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" trip ED Cousluu 01sis 10 Space Popu 1l111n I 1me Bomb 10:00 ,. , ,,un °'"" 1, tt • ran, .. OO Nt~ 6 Celfb11ty Rnue 0 ( 'l'I 8 ) l9 hm1ly ~ • 1 ii P •' tn Ht. • ~ 1 I • ~ ,.1 111• io\ n .tfll'f It I~! It 110 t .ttlij f 1'1 111 11 I f1 t f It .1 0111 ' 11 •t11 1, "" "' r •'"''Meli'·' ?b Cun\mole m rvrv looks II lht Oscm LI " '"' t 'h1 I (!) [I Bien Amado -10:30- m m rn "e~ 11 :00 0 0 ID 39 News 0 8 10 13 6 "'"' O ( 19 a ) Lovt AmtrKan Style 6 S1n11ts Match Up O lronSldt m Miry Hartman, Miry H1rtm1n (D The Holleymooners ( 17 3 I The Rancl1 Show 211 Best ot C1oucho ED l.Jllno Consorllum -11:30- 0 C 11 J ) 8 CBS lalt 1!10¥11: C 'Columbo Publtsh or Ptrtsh" O 2l 6 10 m Johnny Cuson r. The Pit Club O {29 a ) 39 luuday Movtt of the Wttk lr)n~p11~c1 nl lm o1 m "ews m Set B1lko 26 The 700 Club ID 28 1 on11ht €D Cinem1 l4 12:00 O Besl of Groucbo O Mo•tt "T1mt lotl 11\d Ttmt Remembered" •JHt bfi s.11,,~ M "\ l r' ,1 (.u 11 ~ luhan Gl1••r1 m MtWtt "Sl1nd by for Ac:11on" I~ '• 4 Fob r• I A 1 • m Mom c "Dimon and l'y1h1as 1 • f• • B.•ne•· -12:30- 0 All N1cht Sllow "OSS-117· Mis s1on fof A Killer "Stutts ol tht Blue Room " "W1on1 "umbu. ·· "Hurt of lht lho Grandt" 1:00 O 23 6 10 Tomorrow 2 :00 O Movtt Doubltfuture: "th~ Dtslructors,'' "War Oevtls" m All N1&hl Show "B11d1e of Sift Luis Rey," "The Bullh&hler ind the Udy" -3:05- O Mov11 c "Afrtea, Teus Slyle" 1.1~v1 f,/ ltu~h (J BrrJn DAYTIME MOVIES MARCH 23 Below 101 your tonvtn1ence. 1rr the days mOVIH 9 30 O "lo lht V•cto1' 1rtrdl 1~ llrt n1 M k•" Vovrn •II 10 00 26 "lhe l'rtnce ind the l'auper" \ddvl 31 [nol f 1 •n r 1ud• Riii•\. Alen HAit I I 00 Cl), C' "Mr M1" Codhty". m ~1 1 , • All '" Oi"d N ''" • ,,,, l!oy<f , 12 00 m c "ftts!J" (mu~) ., I sther W1l1t1ms R1t11do 1 ,J~'~it ~d:~~~ .. (hO<) • \~ R1clmd tons ~ "The Dutrl hi" (dra): '\I lamts Mason Jnsocil' hndy 1 2.00 O C "Arrtwhn4" (wn) I 'i) Charlton Heston 3.00 10 C' "Way, Way Out", (tom\ 66 Jer1y l'w1s Cooo1t S1evrn1 KOCE Television (50 ! : ~~M•nun ' ~ : !~:,c;:~~Of~~~~~OMIOllHOOO ~ t >O INl'INITY l'ACTOllY t M VOTl•S"l'll'lllHI '"'•m•"hO•"""' t Jt OttollH,IClfftlH CUL YU lllS • ~"'hH I' 1 IO THIHO'ollGAllOIHlll C•ml1<\\llM\OPl•"ttrMI• r )0 U(l l'OlllUM ' C·l·t•" ll••ll'\"" to"""""'' 1i10•>11tY1o1 f"••M•"O I Jt WOllllO 1"111" ' .. M.t.nlltl"l•(I THa.t.T&lt Uo•••11• , ........ ,.,,. Tll• "-''"°•. It .. f"ltllVIN ANO THf f"ITTSIU•OM •Hll"'l•~ '"'",."""' ll ot THI ..UrMllL L•H111•1t 1tWP'Olll • ' lt;tff M~t.F ro o Olll,Ji.: A OA•( JM SIDE WOODY Al a EN vJ~E..iEVER I 5A.V ANl{THING NICE iO t.,()0-'yt)U TURIJ by Joe Mw lhen ST INTO A .JOKE. COf.-4.PLIME'~S MAKE M$. U~~ABL.£. WELL, I STILL lMINI( ~HAVE ~EAUilFUL E\{r;S. FUNKY WINKERBEAN by Tom Batiuk 1 1. TANK McNAMARA b Jeff Miller and Bill Hinds TANK,TH£Y'l?E GOING TO W>.VE A CH£6RITY TANDGM BIKE l?ftef" B£~TH£ C'ehTWR~~ WNATIC? ~OEVIL ca1FtTITION IN U AR9JA Tl-I[)' NEfD-- NANCY ~~~~~~~__.. ..... UH UH.I'M NOT VOWNT££R'ING.I ~ILL ~MfMElR THf" CfLfBRITY ~KEY ~Mi;: WHERE.!-- [71V1 l M6NTION W£~ WfNG TO NEED SCMEON~ TO r<EW THf ~IG~ ~L SCOf?£? OtJRING BR£AJ(C, IN T'-1£ RONNI£~ FILM Ff7TIVAL 7 by Ernie Bushmiller 1 l GAVE SLUGGO A PE"IKNli=E l='OR .HIS ---. 0 tRnlDAY TODAY'S CBDSSWDRD PUZZLE UNITED Feature Syndicate .ACROSS SO Fuel s11suc 11. Ir • IT r 'l A RA 8 I 0 1 Succor Mus1c1a11 I" A A 0 G E 14 0 T ( 1 N T p;ir A l £ 14 ~ 01~olay ~J Make ~land~ hHOWay I 5 T AT• f N I I Ill IT IQ Man "' og11nst Gene~t!. !:15 Actre1~ ~ ,.,., s t "' t t '" ... t 4 GrandOd•enla Zetterlin' " • l.ll T A N • I v t 15 P1neaoo1e 56 l<tncJ o1 acid '1 I'! IL • t l '6 Calegor Y 6 I Large Ir~ ... 1111 ............. .... • ) S T • A <:~IAISY I l ·~,..\,j • I ,. l t 7 lmmed1alely btancl't 3 word~ b2 Chem1ca 19 Sacred bull ..cttnce n .. • c ' N A I V [ • c 111 f C IC 0 f NI I t 20 Gum fl• Tutsi~ 1 Ar1!>1"' Roberts T I I I < NE T " 0 tt I>+ A T "! • ~ 0 0 s ( ... 5 ----22 lnd11n 01 Univ Peru 65 Prec1p1tou~ 23 Noblemen 66 Troubles 25 Alhrmauve 67 Used up steps 31 Loc.ile cons1der1tion 68 Eng1t5h 26 H•I in a county ' I Sleep 40 Bounder inducer 4 I Labat org certain w1y Abt>t 3o ''Vrve le 69 Comed11n I 2 The lhad. 46 Soeculale e g 48 Swimmers •·••·· S.ht 31 Plague 1 3 Arizone city conc,ern 18 Cauu oa1n 51 --Claus · 34 Mell item 36 Stone worker 38 Dublin based org 39 Neighbor oC 7 Down 'l words 4? Russian village 43 HIQhland fltng.eo 44 Smart· 45 Arranged 47 Total earnings Abbr 49 Un1vers1ly l1culty 2 J 1 to 52 Lance-Cot DOWN 24 lttllan city or $91 resident 53 Long, I Horse laugh 25 Five: Prelul exhausting 2 Repeatedly 26 Shuts w11h l't1ke 3 ··va1enc1a·· force 54 Beginner comooser 'l7 Conl1ne Var 4 Commoner 28 Tom, Dick or 55 Something 5 An11·11os11y Harry 2 that entraps 6 Plu' words 5 7 B1bl1cal 7 N 'l9 -•• cent or l\1ngdom Ame,.can diem 58 "'What· 'J words JI Luau loo<! ?·· 6 Possesses J2 Standing '>9 knowledgt' uor1gh1 Strav1nsl\v q Cut with a '.J3 Oll1c1a1 60 Abnorma1 lool~d positions sac blade JS Coney Is 63 Al lh1s ltme 1 O Flight ol treats GORDO ~E~~ ~J,...,. .>.ND ~ME IF- \Q; ~AJ...ir 1-:' P'J..v ~IRtSff .3·41. JUDGE PARKER EVE~VONE I'VE fl.J.WAVS SEEN A S~TS FAN') SAYS. VIC SAASTOW HAO INJR.E PROMISE TIIAT ! THAN ALNl05T AN'( OTHER PRO- Ff5510NAl FOOT6ALL Pl.AV~ I VE EVER SEEM, CARLA' _, ......... ---1 • Al'T'HIAt POINT~ pur ~f\GOC)Ya11.,, I ~16-/'J(' i (Pil~G I i\t -~ • ---:-1T:.,.-----' • •,,,\I II U., _._..,__.. __ DOOLEv·s WORLD DR. SMOCK MOON MULLINS by Gus Arriola ----- ------~ -(:··..<?"". ·-by aro d Le Doux HE 5f'EHT rr. PRACTJCAU.Y GAVE rr /!H'AY TO ~CHE 6UT HIS DAUGHTER ANO ME! AT Tl4E HEl6MT OF HIS CAAEER. I ,____,,. TOOK A Jo& AT $500 A MONTH TO 6E 5URE ™~WAS FOOD OH TllE TA61.E I 11-iERf'SH A PRESSIN1 NEZ[? IN THIS COLJN~ FER AN11-HATPIN Lf61SLA1lON by GeOl"Cje Lemont 2 • - by Ferd and Tom .Johnson THE GIRLS "No. thank you-'ecrct ingred1enl\ i:avc llJ'I 011 me year' :-ll!O •• DENNIS THE MENACE ' .. ) Comedy evival S In 'Kingston' ll8'11T ( 'f\' ftL~\ IE LOS ANOELP.S cAPl 1"'- -NBC. ln an errort lo save ill low-rat.cl W41d· ncad•> nlaht n hedw" th11 teaton. hu thrown in everyth1n1 but tbe sink. Wednesday, the aink arnvn at 10 o'clO<:'k Cbanncl4 pl•>'• R 8 Ktnpton, editor·in chief and ln· v•stJcatlve re-porter for powerful Fruiu Newa Group of newap•pera •nd TV 1b1Uons. Jn it 1s "Kingston: Con· fident1al," starring TV's AS IN Ironside. he hu old reliable. Raymond two young aides-de· la• m1n1 d "" t 1a llr .. • loal• m I ....... _ ... , dlilrw •· rtv• ~w nttpttcm the cl ... te Ill • Hart ··vou Cu't Take It Wt You,".., oe •&.aa9 Ill Cata II•• CMc rt. . 1"ltM 19 a Ola tn UN W b9 WI• .....u..I "f!l1 0~ J'•&n or IO (mote fNq P • posun mr:l m It.a luattll') to catm.alD • new sroup cl ay oen. Jta m aie. "relax uwt ta)Of IJfe n• •UI')'~ elH thlnb 70U',.. a btl weird,•• bears~ napeatinc. Burr. who lawyered for inquiry, handsome Tony BUAR'SBACK eight seasons ab Perry Marino (Art Hindle) and NewS.rleaOpena AT Cl08TA •aA. Dlat:croa Pall T•m· bellinl baa mounted • aplencild rendition or the 1137 PuUtur Prize winner about a New York famlly which sW'Viva Ute Depression qwt.e nicely. Backed by some excellent technical touches rrom Stan Wlaaick ln the area or setting and lncldent.i mu.sic, the show iJS rich in period flavor. Ma son, then logged pr etly Beth Kelly A S another eight in a police <Pamela Hensley). They CtOr et wheelchair as N BC 's do the footwork, he does plot. A fresh-out-of-a · With o well-coordinated cast of 18 it is difficult to single out Individual standouts. yet the performances or Jack Nelson as Grandpa. Bradley Estrin as the younEl swain Tony, Dave De Soto as the son-in-law. Paul. and Ohve Riches as the Russian grand duch<'bS are singularly impressive. .. Ironside " the brainwork and gels, I prison union boss has F 'W ' H a v 1 n C I e ft I h e guess, the byline. lunch with a simster mob 0 r 8 Ve wheelchair but not San Wednesday's premiere boss, then collapses and LOS ANGELES <AP> Franc1.!>co. Burr now has a vaguely familiar d~sappears. Ah. thos.e TV Richard Chamberlain ------___ dmne~ The mob will do wall star in "The Last Nelson. long absent from local theater, has the proper bearing and delivery ror Ute leading role. though bis timing wavers a bit through his long, third act monologues Estrin injects a needed vitali· t y into his part while De Soto beautifully underplays his. And Miss Riches comes on with a regal nourish as the deposed duchess relegated to waiting tables. "'"'•'•._.,....,,,,w-···•·"~-•TVOtOe..__ anything for power. Wave," a feature film ~he union boss was which will start shooting d!1ven lo lunch by a wor· m Australia next month. ried lady friend. played Chamberlain will play by Man_ette Ha~lle_y; an alto~ey who defends ~ho was seen l~sl f nda> an aborigine accused of in penJ. ~oatu~g ~ow~ murder. The film is be· the ~BS r~~er m a T i n g p r o d u c e d b y vers1on .. of The African McElroy and McElroy. "THE FuNN1EST NEW COMEDY OF THE YEAR." \lemon Scott, UNITED PRESS PAUL NEWMAN1N SLAP SllDT a £0WAllOS , lllWPORT tllllMA ............ \. ••• s ... , . L ..... ~.,.. .. 4 .. w ... ----·-o. ........ ,, ''"'° 1 e~r!.a.r!~~w~.~.l~.~~A J (R) ~ n 11 R•H .. l "'"'•OlflUC:H Ul l l\O dl=IMI I } ----...::"BOUND roR GLORY" 'THE ~ (R) VOYAGE OF THE ENFORCER DAMNED PLUS MURDER ON THE TWILIGHT'S ORIENT EXPRESS LAST (PGI GLEAMING r .... £t~~~££.H!~ ..... J~ ...._\A•UotC1.NT111 tU 4141f ..,.Hu:vES" ~·~111nr.i. MARLO THOMAS !'WUtc"ra aiARLES GRODIN PLUS "A MATTER (PG) OF TIME", Queen. an Australian company. IN ''KINGSTON,'' she faces equal peril because Simon Set the mob knows she saw the union boss dining with the mob boss. and the union boss gave her 1 hot information lo give the authorities should he be made dead LOS ANGELES (AP) -Lily Tomlin an d Stock:.ird Channin~ have been .1dded lo the r<1st of Neil Simon's "The Cheap Detectivl', ·· s t a rring Peter falk 1n thl' title SIORLEY DILLON CONVEYS the exuberant eccentricity essential for the playwrighting Penny Sycamore; Charlotte Willenbaeher gives her klutzy dancer character an abundance or stage energy. Kingston enters the case when a crooked un ion lawyer. disguised as a n anonymous caller. tells ru m-about the Big Lunch, says if a reporter and photographer arc sent there immediately "you got toni g h t's headline." role. The Columbia Pie-.... .,_..,.a.,.~tM-... The miss1 n g -bos:. headline set in type. Kingston goes lo work and tracks down the lady with the hot poop at her place of work, a school for emotionally dis· turbed children. THE PLOT then lum· pily turns m the manner of an overloaded laun- dromat mac hine o n Saturciay morning There also 1s rampant suspicion of Kingston hy M 1ss Hartley, who tells him "You're still the same dirt-digger who sent him Cthe union boss > lo prison. Il's more of a police story, with Ironside now carrying a press ('jrd Whether Burr c; prescnc<' can prevent revocation of the card by the A C N1els<'n raters remain~. .... ell. a story that has yet to be wntten ~ ....... -"' ... _..,,._ ........... turt• concerns the misad· 'cntur(•s of a San Fran· c1seo private eye. , AU (tHfMAi-ulHlA .. MAn (Vll,OAY ft\ J >OPM •\I JS a&DCK.RaACK ..._AZ& I ............ n IU Hlt.eo~ .......... 15 .... ~...o "THE HOUSE BY THE LAKE" UnD ll l J-.~-.-,4~1) ... t lS 117% SOLUTION" 1:45-SU·IOOO "FAMILY PLOT" l:SO.•·oo •-P"G ''TWlllGHT'S U.ST GLU"'l"G" 2 20.1 10 "THE NEXT MAN" S I 0. t 0-00 1"'9<1 II •• ____ ... __ _ SA FRWY IMANCHEST(R EX I G FRWV ICITV OR l)(J A "CASSA.MDU V CROSSING" IRI "S•ILOl WHO HLL FROM GRACE WITH THE SIA" ,">.. "'THE TOWH THAT "Y DREADED SUHDOWH" "DOGS" Ill ~, _____ .,. "YOY AGE OF THE DAMMED"' '"ROllH AHO MARIAH" ll'GI "HOUiE i V lH~ LAKE"' Il l A "SHADOWS V IH AH EMn-Y ROOM" SO. COAST PLAZA )llO 8mtol SI ~l'1111 1111 "'"•' "ROCKY" 7:10 .. 9:45 SAT/SUt4-I :l0.3:40 5:4S-1:00. I 0: I S CINEMALAND 1 '14 St ll2M h ... t,.. ')) l•O I "HOUSE BY THE LAKE" (Rl 10~1010 hT/\UM-11IO·•00·) 10 11 00 "SHADOWS IN AH EMPTY ROOM" t •O \At \--I U ·\ o t I\ · CINEMALAND • 1411 So ""'" .,,~,,.. Ul l'°l .... ,._. .. ~ "ONE FLEW OYER THE CUCKOO'S N£Sr 100 PW UT \U00-1 ff·S 1~10 10 "SHAMPOO" IR I t )0 UT \Uol-1 IM·U . • CINEMALAND . · u" S• ~""' • .,,,.. .. UHM>l fltf , .. l .. , "KING KONG" wttlrOU\tH (PG} hT~UM-1 00.S l\.t IO "WILDERNESS FAMILY" 1 IS \t.I SUM-11~1 H EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA ••••• ·. mE ~ : STEAK AND CRAB LEG : $9.95 SPECIAL {1 ' 'f ' DINNERS : I (~·~t Or,\ngc-Cour\ty Amtrml'I \dhhc ... fi:J/ ~~ ,.. I I Dnn t mh-. ll1l' tr.un! ~'''" ,,IX)t'rd ll~lth C,·nt111\ I .1m1tl~11 I I ,, u111q11t• d1n11~ ,.,, 11.·1w11n• fl". l\\l) ~1n111 I hH.111gh \ '-'"'ll'r\'l'•" -. I I 11'\\.'ll")' ''"""' ,,nd d11w lln '°)('-'ell\ 111\tl l\in(! ( '1,111 I l'g"' m ''" I I C'lq~mt. pn\clll' ch11111g l"1\I \lWI l\\11 d111t1l'I"' \\Ill,,(~, rndud('~~::::; I Lun-hm1 'lom.•. l,wn l11 .... 1,,1J.l.111d11•d<..1t1b \ppk·:-. 11""'d·i.tn'('n I I ~'1,,ct. rn·-.h "'""'" 1 n~· .md tm·.,d ,,nd h11111.~r I I On-th.e .. Mall at South Coast Plaza N~&-the Carouse.I ~· I I on the Flnst Level. For resuvations call: 540·8822 a\ DP-3-22 I Roser Miiia la rffectJve, tr llClaWWb.at ....Ua!Ded, u her RuaaJan danc• teacber, .ad Larrr Sldon reprltea lhe role ol the band'71DP Da Phma with natu.raleuo. Jaclt Willenbacher and Shirt.a RMerta add a fine portJon ol comk vinesar u Tony'J tociety-t7Pe parents; Krta Muae requires more ad.teD.alin u the ingenue, as doa Daryl fndet u t.be syloobone- pl•yinc IOO·in·l•w; Sherri Lynn Cloutier and Steve Gallupe make present.able debuts u the 19ajd and ber boyfriend, while Mickey Luse. Mario Pdlegrini and Howard Dlllon do well in minor asstenmeots. "You Can't Take It With You" is one or t.h09e plays everyone who attends the theater at all will wind up seeing sooner or later, and the C06ta Mesa Civic Playhouse's version 1s as good as any to start out on It conllnues for two more weekends with performances Fridays Mnd Saturdays at 8:30 at the Commwtity Center auditonum on the Orange Coun-ty Fairgrounds "PIMK PAMTHER STRIKES AGAIN" ''MOOM .,.ll THREE'' IPGI " ., "SAILO• WHO Hll ~OM GRACE WITH THI HA w I I "KIMG KONG" lPGI ''TWILIGHTS LAST GLEAMING" CR) "SLAP' SHOT" CIU 'TWO MtMUTE W.ARMIMG" otN« WlllMl e lllL ClAl lUIGtt Sil VH STlEAK <l>OI •lUS a.....;---'PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE <•G Lt• •eu " ....... .. 994·2400 f •.••• 994 2400 .... ~. .. , ......... 531-9580 .... "'"' flt•"'~·- 53' ·9580 "'II SllllU PIHl '4NTM1l HllKIS AGAIN P<il h US raoM NOON Till THHf IP<il 10 0 )0l HOMIHAllOH\' aocKY ''GI SOU T NO .... sn 111HO• YA<CAIO • -snouo HOUSt IY THE LA Kl 111 '\US I 0 o~c .. H()MIHA "°"'' NETWORK ,.. 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St<,.larv NOT•S: I A lld!MI'\ C'onftw""'• will t.. l'lelCI at Ill• 01\t~f<t Ofllu ,,., 411011 A .. nvt , JN!,,. C.lltO<lll• at S >0 P "' MAlltH JO 1'77 ' l't1n\ and '1t•cru<all0<'• art 1<"9d11ltd to tit •v•ll•fll• from ,,,. 4t<!tllt<t on.....,••••• Matt" n "71 ~bfl'1w<1 Clr""OO C.0.'4 Oatty P<lot ~'<" u. n ,.,, Pt:BLJC ~OTlf f-• \ 1 " PUBLIC NOTICE AUorn•v •t l..t.r • 10 ~•wPOf1 ~"'""Or Cj,v•tt SlO Ne,.pon k4<1' '" •100 hi 17141M4 u u AUorn•v for Pf'tthon•r p,,n, ,.., d Or '"'" C 1 1 U 1 f / V1ll'JI M .p '1 ? "IQ t~ll 110.' II PUBLIC NO:rJCE • ')n "'I()',....,.. ..,. .. Jl\n• f/JUt t I 01 If~ I'll I 11 t f I 1 ~ Pl'BLIC NOTIC'F. '•CTI flOUS 8USINES$ NAME STATEMENT , "' I II Wtrv) go,.,.,..,.,., ,j,1 tJ01no bV')1 ""· ' , t. ';OU.ill I f'f f'ADPET "if R\11 ,:-, 4l')f. 11\t ~r. Hvntrngfon &tit' h CA ~11\4'1 C.tr~.., P,ttfl l, ... 1n1· IO#t "' f ·~1 t:A •t11nl•"""1,.,,,n•,,n I\ ·11&ut r trv Al'\IMv •, '"""" U'I• • .1 '>' :tH M11r1h""J'nnRo.t u '•". 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Tt\1' tat~f'nt w.t, f•IN°t wHn ""'' ,-,..,,,,,'f ,..,.,.., t>I Or'9n'Jf" trluntv r.n '•bruarv ll 1971 f'112'11 P1,H)I''"°' '1 c>Anqt, r ni,\t Q,,,\i;i Pilfl1 M Mr.,IHf\111'1'1 '""'' Pl'RLIC !'K>TICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT f J'tj ffltll)w •l"VJ ,.,. , \l)n\ .lr• t,Jn1nq bu~ "• .. , ~\ !>"NTANA COURT\ R"CQUET !IALL CLUR U S f A" Coou,.,,bln• ,tr.,..t ~1•An'1 C~llf<W'nhl"1107 •on•ld G ("'' r~, rat P.,r1n-r .. JllJ B•r<ll,51,...1 '>.>ftl41 ""• (itltlonu• "7707 Thi~ b\KI~"" COntfUt"l"f'I ftv., l1mU f'd Pl' t n-r~tuo ~ .... •Id c. '''" Thi\ <.t•1~nl WA\. t ,,.,, wfth IN Cour'\ty Cl•rk of OrAnQ,_. rt\utHy on Ftt>ruorv74 "'1 ""m Pultlh"'"<I Or-( M\I 0•·'· Po lot Mu<" I -II, ?1 "" 11()1) 71 PUBLIC NOTICE ' Paralyzed Te '• F .Ull .. IC8B AD ldmlr&l, a.n act.or, a jct ace hi own alr 1bowl &Ip •happ,boJandl14.000r1t'b • 1be ~.vHr-old • H. ll~uel Hieb ScboohludonL bu been par1aly~ed •tnto l'ov.12 wat.h •neck hlJury 1Wfered ln a footbull tt•m~ but 11 lreepla1 up his school work Hf plutk and hasPttal bU.la -m· 3plrf'd t.ht'&ho~ in S:an Uteno Aa Kip wotc-hed throu,;h u window, San 01q.ans paid for ndt's m don.ate-d pl nes. Actol" AobttL Coorad later g1.1Ye Huy(':, a plaquf'. Adm. Em.est Y. Tl11ot gave him a photo of an 1<'14 Tomcal plan~. A legislator gave him a plaque from theCallfomiaAs- sembls. ... British actor Peter Sellers is reported in good condition in a London hospital where he was taken after becoming ill on a flight from Nice. France. Sellers' wife said he w as in fine condUion and was cracking JOkes from his hospital bed. . Sellers, 51, who starred in s u c h movies as ''Dr. Strangelove" and the Pink Pan· ther ser ies, was returning from his honeymoon in the south of France with his fourth wife, SELLl!1t\ 2:? ) l'ar-old British actrc!>s L ynne Frederick,'' hen he became 111 • New York l'tty s publtL· works commissioner H erbert J . Simins, resigned his $10,000-a-year job because, he says, he cannot afford to put his three sons through college on hts salal'y. Simins outlined his f1sc<1l plight and informed Mayor Abraham D. Heam.-of his intention lo quil on Aprill .. I have three sons," Simms said. "The oldest is tn his junior year at an PEOPLE JVersity, the second will DGt tho cao toocern n1 equal ri ll tot ....n • .. WebopebewUJ1lH• dWaramaJor tpucll on the women'• ri1bu tuue d.i.rectlr Gd aa~ ll thltJmell rves, abeaa!d. • St.M Ot1lt koo .... ho aot a 1lleal .. hen he bou1ht Pat 8-'1 old whit• p1tcnl leat.har aboes ror only $20, even lrt.hey don't nt him. Orth. an employe or a Ood1~ City, Kan. television station. w u one ot mor e than 100 bidders to Join in Dodge City's "celebn- ty iauct.ion ... an event designed to raise $2,000 to install g1dewalks and wheel chair ramps at a residence for tho re- tarded and elderly. Items for the auction. in- M>ONI! eluding Boone's ·shoes, were donated by various celebrities who were the target of a letter-writing campaign by the center's staff and 1J8 residents. Dismissal of a federal kidnap-murder con- spiracy case against former New Jersey Teamsters Union official Anthony "Tony" Provenzano was up- held by a federal appeals court in New York. Judge Charles Stewart, Jr. had dismissed the d1aq~es <i~amst Provenzano and three defendal!> Oct. 29 on gruunds the fi vc-year statute of limitations had run OUL Provenzano, 59, of Clifton, N. J .. was indicted June 22 on charges he paid $15,000 to ao ac- complice in a scheme that led to the June 5, 1961, murder of An- thony Castelllto, 49, of New Milford, N. J, Following Castellito•s stay- P11011EHZANO ing, Provenzano took over the ( ) out-of-town private un· _ . be entering a similar un- "----------iversity in the fall, and the younger will be ready for college in three ) car s. The cost or tu1t1on for • these institut10ns has become so high that I find myself unable to meet these expenses on my city SS&lary .'' victim's po5t as secretary-treasurer of Teamsters ' Local 560 of Union Cily, N. J., and later went on to be the local 's president. ,. Presld<'nl C'arter shnulrl g1H· more attention lo human rights '' 1th1n lhL' l "mted States b) pushing hurder for apprm JI of thC' Equal Rights Amend- ment. says tht• National OrgJm1.al1on for Women. NOW IC',1cJcor Ellie Sm eal noted that Carter told the L'nited Nations.. . last week that" hen human rights v1olat1ons in the· United Stales are pointed out. tJley <.lrl' c-orrccll'd. But so far, she said, that is Drought Cited Hike in Milk Price Loo01s \\.\~I IIN<;TO!\ t 1\ I' 1 The· Carter adm1m:.trJ · lion announC't·cl today a 9 pc-rcl•nt boost in the ha!>1c pnr c support~ for milk" h1ch rmtlcl .1rld -.1x tents a gallon to lht• t'UlbunH·r pric·e tn t-wo or thr<:e month-. -Agricultur<' SC'nct arv Roh S Bergland ... aid that da1rv f a1 mc·r .. nc·t·cl the incrcJ:.t' bl•cau~c ... l·verc drouJ,!ht 111 th" \\ 1·..,t anrl :'IT1dwrst has signif1cantl\ ancrca.,cd rl't:tl tost., <tnrl markel pricec; for milk hJ\e dropped nl';trl) l:l percent in the last s1' month., The inc·n·a:-.c.· t.•k<·.., ('ffl't·t i\pnl t. th<' rlate re· quired b\ law loi rt•;irl1ustml'nt of dairy price sup- ports. Zaire 1\id De("i1do11 Faced WASHING TON < /\ P) The Carter administra. lion faces a tough forl'tgn policy decision in dealing with a new n·quest from Zall"e for military aid . in ('luding ammun1t1on for l ' S mudt• weapons sup plll'd lo thl' African coun [ J tnin)e.ir.;past /\.'ii/ORT fhe Stall..' Depart _ ffil'nl i.a1d Monda\ that ...._ ________ __. Z;11rE>. hatlhng~n Jn\ ad· 1ng foru• from rw11!hbor tnl! \nj?ol.1. h.i-. m;id1• .1 "'ll(lj'lll'mrnl.1r~ ri•qu<'<;I • '"the! ·naic·rl !-lt.111°!> ln1 .1111 \.iet to f'ree More fff>fftai11• WASHINGTON <A Pl Vietnam soon will 1 t> turn the remains or two mor<' missing Americans. including a former er A operutt ve reportedly arrest. ed after the fall of Saigon in 1975, according to the presidenttaJ commission that rcturnrrl here today from Hanoi The Am<'rtcan delegation was advised of the Vietnamese decision on tl'lc eve of leaving Hanoi last Saturday, said Chairman L eonard Woodcock. but delayed the announcrmenl until the relatives of t'il -ycar-old Tucker Gougglc•man, the CIA operati ve, \\'t•rc notified. The other A mcrican is an unknown rrl'w mc-mhC'rof <1 t ' S l\ir Fore(' B52 bomber shot <IO\\ 11 rlt'ur 1l .1n111 d un ng tltt• Christmas bombing of nm SiegP l~eader Hernain11 Free W/\!'llJ[NGTON' Ud 1 > Hamaas Ah<l ul Khaahs. who kd a 12 m.m. ho'\lngc.takmj? assault on lhret• Washtn~ton hu1ldmg.,, now ts the onl) mc>mbcr of lht• terrorist group still free. Thi' lalll thr<'e m<'mb<'rs of Khaahs' Hanaf1 M oslcms who took part rn the 38-hour siege two weeks ago were ordered held under SS0,000 bond each on Monday by ti superior C'ourt Judge who sairl the.v m1J(ht b<' tPmplrc1 to flt•r. Gandhi Quitting Olflrial NEW DELHI, India (AP) -Repudiated by the Indian electorate. Indira Gandhi resigned today as orime minil'ter, sayini:t. "The collective judgment of the people must b<' respected." Her son, also de- feated, said he was quitting politics. With returns from the general election last weekend almost complete, Mrs. Gandhi's foes claimed lhey would have a majority or ut least 126 tHWlB in the lowC'r house or Parliament. Reftate BUI N«-ar• Flt1f•h WASJUNGTON CAP> -Technicians are put· tine the finishlnit touchel' on a bill approved by the Senate F'inanc-1' Commltt<'e to cut tnx~s by $31 4 billion OVfr tht> next 18 months, incJudhu? a ont>· tlmf $SO rebate for m ost Amertc•n11. The ODe·wePk delay lo etve the stalf llQl.O to put the bUJ on paper IM>tcire Scnntf' debate be&1ns will eave the Carttr admtnl~trahon time to try lo con- vince waverfnai Dcmoents that tht Presldf'nt ·~ tu proposaJdcaervt-A a chant' -. Cyrus Eaton Jr. confirmed that he is negotiat- ing to build and operate a $200 million tourist resort on Cuba's northeast coast. Eaton, !>on of industrialist Cyrus Eaton Sr., r e- turned r ecentlv from a visit to Cuba. He said that a dec1s1on on whether to proceed with the 3,000-room re!>ort probably will be m~de this ::.um mer. He noted Amen<:an travel r estrictions to Cuba ''ere hfted, and said the island has a shortage of hotel space. -------------------------~---~r TllE FAMILY CIRCUS• By Bil Keane , . .. ' •'• "MMM! When I get to be President I'm gonna put you in charge of cookies for the whole country!" ----------- Arizona Figure Linked to Crime By Tht" A!>.,ociated Pre., .. Publrshrd account-. of the 10th installm ent of a M.·rses by u group of JO\ ""t1gat1ve reporters who probed orgLtnttcd <:rtml' in Arizona focus on K emrwr S. !\Tarley Sr., a m1llionairc whose name has bl'en linked to the murder of newsman Don Bolles. The accounts indude previouslv reoorted in- formation on a pohce af£1dav1t, filed in Superior Court in Phoenix, accusing Marley of ordering Bolles' death. MARLEY, 70, WHO IS IN THE wholesale Ii· quor business, has declined to comment. H e has not bren charged. Police say they arc investigating. John Harvey Adamson pleaded guilty to a re· duced charge of second-dc~rce murder in the Bolles killing and a1-:reed to testify against others in the case. Phoenix contractor Max Dunlap and Jimmy Robison, a plumber from suburban Chandler, are o\\ a1tin~ ln;1I According to the pohcC' affidavit filed in the case. the Bolles murdr1 was one of three that Adamson and Robison were to commit at the re quesl of Dunlap, whr> Wds :tlle~e.lly acting for Milrley. THE KILLING OF BOLLES, AN Arizona Republic reporter who" as murdered in a bomb ex - plosion while working on a !\tory on land fraud, pro· mpted the Investigative Reporters and Edilors, Inc., to launch a six-month probe of Arizona. Employes of 24 newspaper~ and broadcast outlets participated. The 23-part, 100,000.word IRE series was released to participants for use starting March 13. Stories today in the Indianapolis Star and some other papers, alleged that Marley "financed an or- ganized crime raclni wire service for bookies in the 1940s and hired an associate of notorious mobster Gus Greenbaum t.o help run it." ACCORDING TO THE STORIES, police sources saJd Motley and sever.1)1 othere, "Including Cosa Nostra mobster Peter Ilcavoll" took over the raclne wir~ service in 1046. Tho service had been e111tabllshtd by Greenbaum for the Al Capone mob prior to 1941. Among the people who helped Marley nm tho w ire setvlce. accorc,tlne lo the slortca .l.n print. was Janvs "Jimmy•• Aaron, a Greenbaum partner. Greenbaum and hls Wife wcro murdertd in 1958; Aaron C'Ommttted 1ulclde a yur taler. ~ Th~ published account. dJd not 1lve any ladle•· lion as lo bow Iona Marloy'" connection with the racing "-lrCSt'niC'~ WH anl'f("d l O last. ~ ... .. . ,.ICTITIOUS IUSINUS NAMI ST4TEMINT Tll~ loll-I~ ,...,_, h d'""9 bu'I n.tS.\ as DANA WEST MARINE 3S201 ~I Db•\PO. 0-W Po•nl. CA 916:1'1 G~orCI<" G W.-1114'. 3119? Coltg•o. Odno Po1n4 CA 910~ Tn1\ bu')1nf'.~ '" <O'lductt"d by ''" '"' dl'/IOUQi c.<-orC)!'C. Wtltfn l"'.-. ~ldt'"~'"'' """" ,,,,.,. ""' th tn,. fo1..1nt'1 (11 rk f>f Or '"'l' (l)Ul'Hv on M1.1'C" 11 H'1 F1"'4 Pubti~""d Or'"'~ (.,Hf Q,,1J1 P1ll')t M .,Cl'I "l1 l'I ti,,.1 Aor11) ll ft.Ill ti JJ " PUBLJC NOTICE NOTICE OF DISSOl..UTIOH OF PARTNERSHIP AHO CONTINUANCE 01' IUSINESS PUBLIC NOTICE -" 11111 " --.... .._,. -U" ............... ,........._,.. .......... ____ .., ----..-.---...... o... ........ ~,..,, .._ .. ......... -~ .._. ....... (4.,,.., ..__ °'-c:.-O.lly ,. "" ~ .... .,..,.,,.,, II.' II Notice I\ qlvttn r>ur'>U•tnt to S,,•t'llOO' 1--------------1 1\0lS Sot I"" Core>Ordllon\ Cod• lh.1t NOTICE TO CREDITORS PUBLIC NOTICE th~ Par!l>flr!)\lp comr>O\f!d of At.PHIN SUPE RIOR COUllTOF THE & CHILO." Odrlner\hll) one! CALI NOA STATE OF CALtFDllHtA FOR PROPERTIE!. ,, D••l nrr\h1p THECOO•nYOFORANGE herotofot11 c!Olnci bU\lrl41\\ un<J~r ,,,. 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M~rcht I , 1S 11 "" 111-11 P•.J'ii! !Y"'1 ()r 1"11~· ( ' t f) h -, Pllt)I M .jr< n 1\ 2l 11 ,.,,d Ar,, '\ 101 ,,., '1 Pl'BLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOCllEOITORS SUPERlotl COURT OF TH[ STATEO, CALIFORNIA FOii THECOUHTYOFORANOE Ho A '°ltJ [\l4!P ot REX J WElll<ltV n .. < ... d\,.ct NOTIC E 1<; HE RC AV r.1vr .. IV .... ,,,.tJ1t~,.,~ 'M'df)t)Y• ntmtftOttr~,,,I '""' "" l)ll'r'tQn• f\4v1n'l tfd!m ·•'J f•f'\\' '¥ \A•d ,,,..U•C)I ,,, ,,.,, ,,..,,,,,.ft lo f 11 '"°"""" Ntft'I ttwo t\#1~ ••,\ .. f'I' vOtJ'.: P\,.t f" '"'" "''''"'of thifo ''""' of '"" ~"""""' • n ,,,,,._, <ou.t M •o o,,.,, nt tt-.. m """''" '"' tW(ll'\\4''¥ 'ilr..Y¥r\ !~ ,,. .. ''"dtr\1qnw'1 ... '" .. "" .. "'' Lv111rH ",.,r-.\n, ...... p,.,,.,. -.n.Jii r~rnor-4~ °""' '•'> w i f\ • fl',,.1 Sv•" 010 ll'I .,,.,, .. , ('4 '>nil• ,,. .. ,,._-n. ., ,.,.)~' ""''"'" ot-tt., Of hiv\ rw\ .,t 1"-Uf"l'1$ t\•'l~•·1 • .tO m•ll""' p.·rl ''"'""' ti'> Otf' t\t,.,, "' w~'1 Mc•,,,..."'• ·•lli"lh•" t'>U,. month\ 4•l•t lf'Wo t1•\I OUCJ4,,. 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A Ph ....... hnnd end • perf-tfttf llOft4I Wiii tit,_,,,.,.., prior 10 U~Utlefl Of lf\t Ctftln1ct fM IWI~ -.S •fl•ll .,. 111 t1w twm MC 191'111111 IN <~tr.Cl dl\CVIM!ICJ ..,.,."' '"'" • ., A. "..,,.., c..H• ~It OtJly ,.llot M«QU,.11,,1'71 C"-J7U PUBlJC NOTICE None• 10c .. a o 1TOM SUN .. ICMt CIOU"T Ofl TI41! CP-#U ITtloTI Oii CAI.I l'IO .. NIA "Oll MOT1CI TOCltl!CHTOH TH a COUNtV OflO .. ANOE SUNltla.1C0U"T0, TM a ...._ A..ftf'2 STATIOI' CAL.lflO .. NIA IJOtt ht1I• OI HARllY ICORTE04tloRO TNICOUNTY0,.0 .. ANOI SOlllHS!H,DKe.wd ........... 11 NOTICE IS H(REllY OtVl!N te '"" e,1.tul ALIC!!! SMt TH. DfocN\4111 cr•dlto" Ol IN •bllW "'!"'flt ttKo!d~ NOTICE IS HEREltY Of VEN tO I"" tfltll •If __,, ... 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IOIJ l•ar .. 1112 .............................................. ,AUi.Md.Jae• ••• ha J a t•rf or PropcrU ...................................................................... P•ul huff been a Ileen. d Real Eatate Broker in CAllfomla for many years and ha ~ brouahl experience in ·-· 1002 ..... ,. .......... Metlce: .............................................. All real est.ate ad\'ertiffd in thi.11 ncw1J19per i1 111b ~'t to I.he "'eder•I f'a1r Houaang At:l ot 1968 which makes it tllt1aal to advertise "11ny prto ference, II mitallon, or discrlmlnauon based on race. color, reli gion. s ell.. or national or1&in. or an rntenllon to make any s uch preference, limitu lion, or discrimination ... This newspaper will nol knowingly accept an) advertising for real estate which i::. in v10Ja tionoflhe law. A. CLEAN HOME A.HD TWO SETS HouMsforSate ••••••••••••••••••••••• General 1002 ........•.....•........ Lagmta Rancheffe What could be better? A sparkling 4 bdrm 2 s tory home with two priv·ate tennis courts just steps away. The ten- nis is gr eat and the home is im- maculate, highly upgraded with air conditionin ~. solarium floorin)?. and it shows like a model. WITH VIEW $125.000 Nc<1rly 2 a1:rc:. lll'!>tlcd .imong giant oak:. onl) 21 ~ mile:. to I he ~urf \\1th a rl'markablc eu~lom bwll 3 bdrm + dl'n + family rm home de ~1gncd lo maK1m1tc lht• pan o r am1e , hill y ranchland \'iew. Also 5 car covered parking + room for campers, boats, etc. The corral can ac commodale as many horses as you could ever want with room to spare. OFFERING PRICE The sc:or(• 1s S lOl.000 and ·IO·Love . Ur-ll()Ut ll()M l:S REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 EdH Coast H1qhw.iy, Corond del MJ1 .11\o 111 MPs.1 VP11!1', ,JI !J·lG S9DO .. ~~~! .......... !?~~ !~~~~! .......... !?~~ $220,000. ldila 2 UNITS Eastside, CM :1 Bedrm owner':-unit in fro11t. 1 Bedrm rcnt;1J off alley Current income S625 for both 11 rt n g 1·heck book $8~,!'!,~; II. 646!sm ANYTIME lBEDROOM PLUS DEM $64,900. \lmosl no'\\ :1 ht-droom, one !>Ion p.trll'll·t1 dt•n ftlu~ ltrl'pl.11·1· l'rtml' .1 n • J \\ .ii k tu m .i Ju 1 .,hopp111 i.: hu, and schools llus1111•":0. man l+FR + POOL + JACUZZI $2,000 Prime Huntington Bcarh lorat1on serludl'd 011 p rt v ._. l l• Cu I lreet Gourmet Kitchen, serve through har open:- throu~ h t"U!>toni hulll F.!m1I}' Hoom \\1th ht•amed t'l'1ll11.:~ Sluiani: rloor~ lo p<.1lt0 and '>p.irkl mg pool If ~ ou qu.i hf~ S!.000 1.., .J II ~ 11u nl·t•tl to gN in this homl' C.tll 96.16767 .,. BIG AND BEAUTIFUL Mesa Verde North's best bargain. !luge M aslrr Bedroom suite as 1n lh1~ t Rr hom<>. Numerous dos<'ls for the large family. Thi" home I!\ !-ecluded \\ 1lh rh.irm and almosphen•, truly d1r f erenl Don ·1 he!>1tall'' Ca II no\\ 546 23 13 ownt•r mu~l 'acr1ftl"l' l•-----------1 lurr~. tJkl' Jth .1ntJf.:t' :Jti2 7illll ~ KEY 'VREALTORS X SAVE TAXES Wiii trade Newport Duplex 2 blocks lo beach, $160,000. Red Carpet Realtors 754·1202 MESA VERDE J Bedroom, 2 l>J lh, ftreplac-r. 2 palms, ne\\ carix·t. fresh paint. OW. wale r softener. Im mediate po:.:.e:.s1on. $73,000. Roy McCcrdl~ R~altor 18 I 0 N~wport Co1ta MHa 548-7729 MEET BLANCHE A TTENTIOH lier measurements arc •I INVESTORS Br, 2 haths w1Lh over 1900 DUPLEX $69,500 sq. ft She has a ma.,:-1,e Family l<oom \\ 1lh an Down town Hunl. Beal·h impn•ssivl• floor to t•cil .irl'J nt•<.tr Lake Park ex mg stoni• f1r<'plan• Iler <'dlent tn' e~tmenl op pm:e Ill tde.il for £1r-.l portumly for thl' handy llmers Jl $58,500 C.:Jll 50 x 12.'> ft lot \\1th room g.12 2535 lo huald Hurry for llus ~,,, · >- ::,;::,i~,;;, .• , •.• ., •. , . c:" 1,..-~--.....,,1=1=~=e=,=:1=1=,=. f=1=-~ [~-]-UPP;;BAY BYOWHER LAKE FOREST JI REDUCED! LakeCronl + dock, 4Br, 3Ba, air 581-8115. Open Weekends VIEW·DELIGHT Charming 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, home with sweep. ing upper Newport Bay view, luxurious Mesler bedroom suite, soaring woodbeam cathederel beam ceilings & and much more. Only $115,000. fee. Call 644-7211 ., Exrluslve L1slml? 3~ ,... ...;._ ........... . SPECTACULAR LIDO ISLE WATERFRONT ~l'"' Condo on the \\a ler with View. S229.000. CJll for appl 6'10-6 161 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE, INC. WANTA REAL BARGAIN? 3 Bl'droom with central air t·ond1t1onmg & heal, near new c arpeting f:o'am1ly r oom w fireplace. Good loca· lion. FllA convenltonal or VA. Priced under ~.000. WESTSIDE REAL TY INC. 848·2323 8600 SO. FT. \"alanl. spal 1ou' '"" story off1n• hu1 ld1nie :0.<>ar fr\\-} :17 µrk g spa1:t's more d\ ad Cun' en1cnt c-nrnt·r locJ lion\\ bus ::.lop !:-uilablt for man\ uses Zoned C 2. 1'ecd-;, paint & clean up l>ul prired to "C'll 12345We!>lmmslcr. G (;. DONALD M.BIRO Auoclol•t. Reohon NEWPORT BEACH LUXURY $104,500 Fantastic 3 Br Fa mily Home w ith lots ol features. Pnme Newport lle1ght.s IO<'alton Wood paneled Den with par 11uct floors . Garden hou!.e. fenced parking for that R V Super super rlean Don l mu.s this one Call today 646·7171 ti, •..,.••I •.1'""' JUST LISTED J)~LUXE OU Pt.Jo.X Easts1dc Costa ~1esa Call 540-3666 Wltelc-i11 REAL ESTATE commercial & industna.l as w U n~ r es1dentlttl ~ule-s ~nd leuslng. For truly professional servicing of all your r ea l e:,late need:,, CA LL PAUL 751 3191 «;:;SE L EC T I PROPE RT IES G.....-ol I 1002GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ATIRACTIVE Linda Isle 5 BR, 41h ba., fam. rm. & formal dining; lge. tile patio & waterfront deck. $350,000 BA YFRONT. pier & float, lots $185,000 to $325.000, to build your own c ustom home. Sever al areas to choose from. Bl LL CR UN DY, RIALTOR 341 8oys1dP Or1vt.'. N.8 . b75·blb1 1002 G...erol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EXECUTIVE ESTATE-BEACH 4BR·2 STORY POOL VA BUYERS 8% Interest NO Down Payml'nt 30 Year Loan::. 3&4 Bedrms $45,000 to $55,000. 12 lo Sclecl from in good r es td ential net~hborhoods m Orange County. 531 5800 Westhaven Reoltors lnt'I RE Network Formal entry to maje!.lir hvmg room. Formal dm ing room m conveniently :.erved Crom huge gourmet gardcm VH•w kitchen S{•parall• family room with t·r.!d.ltnf.! Mone ftreplact.' + W.!ll ol glds!> 'll'W of lush lt•r races and sp.irld1ni.: I n•t• form prml Dr.•milltt stair:-!.weep to l'r1t1rm11u ... 1•-----------h1de d\\d\. mil,,ll·r '>u1l1• and RUl'"l.quartc·1" W,tlk lo beach llurry fur this unique uari.:a1n. Call 963·7&ll I Pi'• I • CUSTOM 3 BH POOi. llOM E bit for cntcrlam ing ! Lrg ll&F pool sur rounded by wood Jeck1ng w,co,cred lanai & blln outdoor bar. Fam rm .. !>tucho.workshop, dc~1rJ ble Back !Jay loc 919.500 Linda Brown, 615 2963 Agt ---- lWO 4-PLEXES AT S85,000 EACH ss.noo down. a:o.,t1mt• bl & 2nd. O\\Ol'I' V.lll t,lkl• 3rd All 2 herlro<>m un1l<o A Mountain Cabin m 1-.J sl Side Costa Me~a' A Frame Duple-. :1 &>drooms, 2 baths each'. Ri'.:DCAHPET 754·1202 COWAN HEIGHTS view·horses too! Strictly custom lhruout on one arre. 3 Bcdrm + view, s unroom. 2':? ll<1lhs. formal dmmg rm. lgc ma~ler suite w, n ew + c.ewmg room & small • office We belle' c undl.·r pnel'd Jl Sl:lti.000 for fa<>t -.ah.• 10382 Mira \·1sla, Simla Anu. m Long Ueat·h "ol tn ----------· multiple Brok!'r in quine~ 111\ tll•tl I >on t "t on th1:0. onl•! ! ' Call 549·8655 ~U PERB HOMES RfATVll'C BLUFFS END UNIT 4Br. 21 2Ba, W-Plan. ::.un ny locittion. pvt yard. new cpts. frpl<'. near pool. park & Hhh ~.500 Ov. ncr. f>.10 srnio HORSE PROPERTY Charmtng, secluded 3 bedroom + 2 room bunk houst! on 1•• acre with many trees. Spacious private master sutle. ~.soo. 54&-4141 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE, INC. EXECUTIVE EAST SIDE MAMSIOM Costa ~lt'":i :i Hcc!room Superlatl\l' in t'H'I\ on anR21ol'Call re!.pccl 1s lhu; plu"h & REDCARPET comfortable 4 bdrm, 3 REALTORS bath, VIP res1dl·nre '" 754-1202 sought after. exdu"""c -----------Npt Bch arl'a Over 3600 SQ (t of quality des ign & craftsmanship. Separate fem rm, scp & FORMAL din rm for executive en- tertaining. Blfl grounds & towenng trees provide u majestic 1;ctting for this outi;tandmg home 540-8944 or 646·771 L HORSES HERE! on lhts 2 611 acre site with a Ncwporl add res~' $210.000 Red Carpel Realtors 754 1202 EASTSIDE CHARMER Roomy J bedroom, 2 bath, on n short tree- hncd cul·d<Hiac. Extra large lot. Easy access for RV. Pnced at a reasona- b I e $74 ,HOO . CALL 556 2660 t;::SELECT I PROPERTIES IF YOU have .i sl'f\"l<'f' to offior or goocli; lo st>ll , plare an :111 tn the Dallv PtloL Cla~s1C1ro Section Phone 642 5678 It~ should always check I.ht Service Directory In the DAILY PILOT GeMral I 002 GeMral IOOZ I DAGEL I "' I IL !' N ': ; I . I I Ii I Butl'•"ll fhe ca,,dl• "' both fa 8 good day end• m•lt.es ti fW•<O A\ ),.,d to advertise in the to kffp • wife -tl'>e -··· Dafly PilOt l--.1-8 _.El _c .... 1,R_H..,..I _u 1 ..... -4J 0 c.,..,..... ,... cit.cl I• :..:., ~fled Section. l . . . . . J t.v ltll fti "' ,..., "'""'"' -o• .__._ ..... _...__ ..... _....__ ,.... 11 .. .ioo lrO<'I "~ Ne.. ) !l.lew DAILY PILOT 642·5678 '· .............................................. macnab I Irvine realty DOVER SHOR.ES Special view! Excellent location! Unlimited possibilities in t his custom-built home w I 12' ceilings; U·s haped w/each room opening to pool. Lg. dramatic living room for- mal dining on view side. Enormous baths w/sunkcn marble tub. A very e xciting home! Beverly Morphy 642-823.5. (J59) M2·123S 6«-6200 '°' Oovtr Orlw HarbOr Vltw Clnttt lrwlne at C..mpus Vallt'i' Center 7S2-1'1C --$121.• flloom.in.c Delore· odel, 3 Br 2~2 Ba, 2 colorful prtvate patiOI'. End unJt, J<trgc breakfa~t area. 6"-7901 OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUM 1-~ 50 I Pl.ya. Newport leach GeM'ral I 002 ,GHeral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• W ESLE Y N TAYLOR CO REA L.TOH~ si ucc UM PRESTIGIOUS llG CAMYOM-4245,000 Beaultful Country Club atmosphere! Delightful 4 BR home w 12 baths + guest powder rm. Lge living rm with c·athcdral ce1ltng & floor-to-ceiling fireplace, formal DR, fam rm with fireplace. Bright sunny kitchen & lge breakfast area Air-cond, auto s prnklcrs & delightful patios. Former model home on quiet cul-de-sac st. 2 I I I San Joaquin Hiiis Rood NEWPORT CENTER, M.I . 64~49 I 0 ~~~! .......... ~~~~,~~~~···~ ...... ~~~~ DUPLEX IM OLD CORONA DEl MAR H 's a cornc•r located, 3 bdrm .. with 2 hdrm'>. over the 2 car garage. Live in one & enjoy the delightful atmosphere of Old Corona dcl Mar while someone else helps with the pavmls. 673-4400 lLUllJ()ll, RE 1 ~ I~'].,Y Di•ision of Harbor lnnstmettt Co. GeMral 1002 GeMroJ 1002 ....................... ....................... . MESA DEL MAR'S IMeoA Cu 6mqdall 1urf 6 UD4. J -·~ L80 ISU Builder's home wllb tho o ~xlr touc of qvehty! 3 Bdrm1 .• 2''1 baths, 3 car garage. ,000 WISTCUFP Like to c-nttttain? Tiwi home ls ideal. Pool & Jan:u, I amlly rm., 3 bdrms. $149,500 SOUTH LAGUNA Tablerock own your own llpt. with breathtaking ocean view: clubhouse & pool facilities. 2 Bdrms. $147,500 UDO REALTY 3177 Via Udo. M.L 673-7300 ~~ .•........ !~.~~!~~!'! .......... !~.~~ EL TORO TOWNHOUSE Like new, 4 bdrms., 2 baths; lovely patio! Shows like a model! Stone's lhrow to the clubhouse & only 4 blks. to the ::.hopping center. Price only S59,000. BEAUTIFUL 5 BDRM. Mission Viejo. Best & largest, wtlh large fami ly rm .. formal dining rm .. frplc & 3 car garage. This 2850 sq. ft. beauty offered by transf. owner for $125,000. 759-0811 G.-ral 1002 J 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... SANTAANA COUMTRY CLUB VIEW Exccpllonal value in th1~ sharp, tastefully di' corated home on the golf course Minimum mum tenanc:c )3rd, formal dining plus four nll't• bed r o o m s . l' r i v a t t· master bedroom ~uit1.• Pnccd to sell at Sll5.000. C311673-85SO. BRAND NEW MESA VERDE lmug1ne owning your own new <'~lm home m t h c h t· .1 r t o r M e h a Verde '~ bhl arl'.1. L:t mos t quality 1n workma11:.h1p & mtrls thruout Jacuu1 b3thlub w/steam rm !>auna. ~un ken liv rm. dhlc frpk Select your own colors of crptmg & paint to matrh )our pcr:;onal decor Plan!> & xtras available -..-.-T 4+"9+•+POOL ....... 'f...-.ri•1 .,.. illlltl'-t' nllld aJ I l.11 tll.l.a • Uvr r9lreat Tn-· r.-d wa.lkwa, to cbaba. dalllr W.CS nll'7 ! L.avt1h hv "" ,.. arth Countr1 kHl'h"" -to funnal d.Jne ! Separate' ..n.q ~ .e m•mrooth bdrm1 Huge hmlly I root'D wttb waUa ol 11a .. Sparkhn• aummer fun pc>0l! An unMlic\'~Ublc oppartu.n1ty U!!e you1 VA or try $6, llH> tot a I down. Call quick ' IM7-6010. tVt N ' f ') • tr' * "J '' ~ r I, f ' l~•I R-2 4 bdrms, 2 bath s !>pac1ous Co-.ta Me!>a home zoned R-2 & de s1~ned to be con\ crted into duplex. lJ'>c now as J home, taler con\•crt tom 1·ome. 646-7711 Walker &lee AUii Estate HOW FAST c·:in you move 1n'I Vacant 5 bedroom home need~ TLC. Assum3blc loan Red Ca rpct Realtors 7S·H202 associated lHI OK[HS-R(A kf OllS Jo:\ t/tt 8Gtboo •11 •••1 "' _,.. .. ............ TVltTLI IOCIC Super 1b.arp Piao t townhou1e. This 4 bedroom home bas &E'lf cleaning oyen. tra,.,h compactor, t&nted wm· dows. no-wax kltch1!11 and the arounds bav1: been processionally landscaped. Near pool llnd park area. $114,500. CaH for appointment • POOLAMDSPA This highly desirable GRANADA executive home in the RACQUET CLUB oCfcrs you 4 bedrooms. family room dnd dmtnR room m a most eomfortable M'l tin.: SI 19.500. Call for ilP· pomtml•nt LARGE! LARGE! 'I I'"'· th1!> MONTEHEY m the RANCH has over 3000 S'l fl of very comfortJ ble hving built about 4 bedroom ~. a famil y room, dmmg room and BIG master suite. Al~., offers a 13 by 32 POOi. and SPA. BETTER HURRY!! Call for ap. pointment. $124,900. KENSIMGTOM HERE IT JS!! A sharp DEANE home with ., lx>drooms, family room, dinrng room and up· J(radl·~ g.ilorc 2' ~ ) ears NEW IT COULD JH: Tiii'.: ONE' $132.900. Call for an appmntment. RAMCH REALTY 551 -2000 Woocl:H'id¥ Arbor lak• Super upgraded 2 BR. lux condo, near the lakC'. Slll,500. Xlnt terms. Avail. April JS. 499·210'.t or 559-1833 By owner . FINEST 3~UNITS t'ompll'll'IY & lu:aul ly rcmoddl'd :!BR home "" lri: nird & hob at our off1rt•. Only ---------MUST S fo:LL, MOVING 2 story 2400 :>'I 11. Im mac. Eves & ""knd:. 968.5469 WOW• Four bedr11om-. :md lam1lv roum INllh ver,:itil1t\' lor th1• crl'•tll\ 1• h11m1.•ownc1 ('lo...e ltJ Jll \.our 1w,.1h Call no'* JnJ m,1kl• .111 appo1ntml•nt fur th1 poµulJr moil1 I hurnc- 5-ffi 2Jl:J $212.000 545 9491 ...................................... .. DEER Ft ELD h)hnu,.,e l'LL~ nrly new ---------1 <lupll''· '>lud10 l) Pl' tlOH ... . 'IA.hJt a llt?aul1ful morn rn.e '. you II be o;mgmg .t'> .,.,. OPf·n heJm'> St•p lndr) rm' .ill 3 umh ~llAHP ' :Wp >:ire!'> Jnd tonl n'lt• cln\l''> and ,.,pnnklt>r'> \'ll' l..<11A. m<tmt & xtr!' c Ir.in SH7 500 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD vou sit down to br<'alda~t Well priced J bedroom, 2 in this 4 borm • 3 hath bath, with forced-air LUXURIOUS MfWfM&OUT mrludin)! thl' l!Jrdl'n ol rlowen a n <! .. t'lec·t land~capml( \ homl' 111 quality for the famil) whoenJoys elegant hvini: and needs 5 bdrms and a feneed ya rd and a sparkling POOL It·.., hkc a new home 1n an area of prestige and conve ruence. Be the rirst to hang pictures m lhts one' $195,000 -BEACH EST A TE $69,950 Smart Trio! Decorate Linens! ····-....1.! 21 ··--... Dana Point 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrYiM 1044 Btn \ iew home under con~ •• •• •• • • • • • •• • • • • • ••• • • Mruct1on, 4Hr, 21iBa. den. lort. fq1k. ;1\ ail May. SIJS,000. Owner, 644-1798. BToro 1032 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Starter Home! Cute 2 bedrm with custom fireplace & tastcrully endo~cd rront pat 1 o. Yard_ is a land:.rapcd *BY OWNER* masterpiece! Near com Lovely 2 Br Lake Forest munity park and pool home. Prine. onl y. and tennis court! Sound ~.SOO. Call for info aft ruce? Call Red C'.trpet 3 BR.·2'12 BATHS Sh3rp. upgraded Plan :S modt'I townhouse in l>e«rr1rld . Plus h sand colored carp<'ls. cent. A c. upgraded d1., · hw.i,.,her. plu!> man\· other <''<l'ltm.: extra:. 11 )OU re looking for valu1· plus fanta~t1c Ji·o11ng. sec this loH·ly hom1• toda). Only S71,900. 0\1.nCr'> anxious red hill ~:.:. 552-7500 C11mehla Mndt·I m Tht• heal, bu1lt1n,, new -Hluff~. grPcnb<•lt & mt c•arpeti. and drapes. WATERFRONT , 11·w. Th1o; onf"'> lwlow Taste(ully panekd and Re~i?:;rlrE thr market al $118,000 wallpapered. Lo". low 631-1400 C F C I rth price SSS.500 !'ALL __ _ B.it k to Reach rrom th1.., secluded .i Ar. qu11•t ~trcl'l with lowcnnl! pine~ leads to t'Kl'Cut1\'1• «ntrv. Family ~17\' II\ room. nmnlr~· k1tc·h1•n plu!\ sweeping master bdrm, pool s 1ze<l back yard. Owner anxious, Bought new, must sell. Try f,6,990 total down. Call for appaintment. m 847 ·6010. ' li'fiii 1 6pm wkd a ys /all day •Re-a.lt.o-rs•.•833-·3380-··--.I·--------• wkends. 768-5198. •Open Sat &Sun• Woodbridge Condo, pre· CALL US FOR rruum location nr lake. 2 1034 *HOMES* BR, den, 2':t bas w/cust. 0 $70 000 design. Brentwood up. . . o eswo 1v 1s1 3191 uMDER ss.ooo REALTORS 640-0010 -=;SELECT MOVES YOU IM -YOUROWIJ I PROPERT IES l..O\ely 2 Br, I'' b.llhs. --------,.... a 1 r 1: o n d 1 t 1 o n c· d 4 hdrm + Family RETREAT ....,..___~ townhome. Double de I..arge co~t.i ~fosa home· \ 111u11 l! d 1-. t 1111 11 \ • ALL MEW! tdcbed garage with l3un w 1 t h 0 " t• r s 1 1 e d \ ,. 14-JHH I II t· 11 I h I ,. "1-:W Cl I. Ufo: SAl' m•v. dn rac1litic•s Won l lao;t bedrooms. hca\ y s hake 1d1•n<'1'" Sp.111111i-. ,., :! ~to r\ homo• J lo.ng ' Call rollect roo(,tilNientrance\l.ay l't:Utl\l' horn1• Ill lhl' H<'droom ... J hJlh<> 8422535 & r1rcplace. Great loca EJ,lblulf Jrt·.i -..ith 1',1m1ly room C1rt'pl.11c .. ,. r. ' ' llonclosctopark.tcnnis ~~~;~>~I~ ti ~.~c:'.~t1~11n\,,l; ~~~a~~u~~1~; r;ri~'ns ~~d [ ~ ,.~,jV:iJlll ~~ur-11s~~ ea;:, ~~~ pn\'acy in tl11s lot·auon full~ carpeted. Much ~ _!!~J!•!_ for(uUdeta1ls. SIS9,500 For appoint more' $81,500. _ mcnt call 673 tl.%0 PETE BARRETT [ ~ • ...... ~--R,...6~111112~ .... s;..,.::......,-....... ~ 50 FT OCEAMFROMT Thi'> "Old Newport (Juality" hornc 1s JUSl for you. An idyl1i1· homt> yc>u can CllJOY w11 h ) our friend:;. IL '., whut ;'l e W p IJ I t Ii (' a 1• h memones arc made 11f . $27 5,000 Steal It 3 IR Great starter home. Un behev3blc low price. Situated on a quiet cul dM!DC. QHers many lux ury features rnl'ldg !\ (' fplc. l'lll m c·ounlry kit Won ·1 last ;it $64.aOO I ·a II 831 3100 FORE STE OLSON '""'< •t A1,.fUP .. COSTA MESA ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS EASTSID£ 1 ~~~~~~~1 Extra clean 3 bdrm. &1- fanuly rm., pool home.I•--------•! Best East.side location. Mon·H.-Able Brick frplc. Low mamt. HARBOR VIEW. Highly yard. Reduced to upgraded Montego $109.000! model for tho dis- Bal»oa lcry Prop. cri min 11 t ing buyc r. Rflllton Custom drapes, wall cov-* 675-7060 * cnngs, & earpel:;. 4 Bedrooms, large ramrly MESA VERDE Republic; beaut. Spanish 'tyled home with lntj(e Int 4 lldrms . 3 baths. dining & family rms. & o"1ce Offered at $127 ,500 rm, form3J d1nrn~ rm, fireplace. On a lo\'cly landscaped <·nrncr lol. Offered Ht $136 ,000 &4 7270 "4tb1 S~ Jl\l.110\ l'-1 !\"\I> •·c--~ 759-0226 * 673-6900 • • want Ad Results 642·5678 fciiiw ASSOCIATES) ~ IEALTOltS GNffOI I 002 GIM'r'GI I OOZ ~ pa!TOB) .............................................. Ge•.. 1002 Gt•r.. 1002 CE ' 110111 ILllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SCRVICE OPEN DAILY 1-5 2102 VISTA LAREDO ln The Early Bluffs Rare "H Plan'' 2 Story With 2 Large Bedrooms 2 Baths Extras Like Marble Vanities Mirrored Wardrobe In Master Suite Freshly Planted Patio. Adjacent M aj or Greenbelt & Only Steps Ta Pool. Reduced To $109,500. ... ,DOYml DllYI 631-1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . .. ~~ TURTLE ROCK PRESIDENT HOME Surrounded by lnndscaplng deluxe, wjth cul·de-sac location, this 3 bedroom, family room, wet-bar home is an excellent value at only $125,500 land Included. A COLDWIU. IA* .. co. 644-1766 21" SAN JOAQUIN HILU "D· IN NIWPOftT C:.HT'Ut 9079 SIZES 8-18 1 .. , 1Tf M;._ lffe...T.- U11e,pecttd and ~aufllul' It's the tabard, trell~ w•lh a luscious rose dtsrtn 1n easy embfOldery abowe ~nts. lop. P11nled P1ttern 9079: Mrs.~· S11ts 8. 10. 12. 14. 16. lS. Size 12 (bust 3') bblrd l 114 yds. 60": pents 2 112 yds. 4~"; top 1 718 ..,OS. Tmsfer 111e;I, Send Sl.25 for eech 1>1ttem. Add 35' for tlCh pattein for fu~l·tlass 1i111QJ1L handlinc. Send to: ••••••••••••••••••••••• $60, 00-• ~rd. um sq.rt. By owner • Fountain Park 2 sty, 3 Br In Tustin & lnl~ Avail after escrow closes end unit Twnhmc. AdJ THEHOMESELLERS mid-April. 545-921~ Mile Sq Park. $61.SOO 752 5353 l'Ve<;/wknrJ~: day s hrm. Prine only. 540-0374 -----· -546-68."JO, \tr Reddome o_r_SS-*_·3626 ______ 1 Woodbrict,. .Arborlah Huntinqton hach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOW! OCEAN BREEZES cool this '1 bedroom highly upgraded Cal Classic. Walk to best beaches in under s minutes. Only $75,950.- so hurry! SPRING SPECIAL Great pool home with fire ring & lots or deck· ing. Onl y a mile from the ocean. 4 Huge bedrms. form a l dinang, huge New 2Br. 2ba unit nr Laguna leach I 048 lake. Avail April. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• (2l3)4JS.6344, ext ti:? l'nn ---------only. Exceptional Plan 102 in Ca1Jforn1a Homes. 4 BDRM .. 2 BA • paneled fam. rm. with bualt·in bookshelves. Lighted closets. freshly painted and wall· papered. Complete sprinkling system F&R PLUS overhead sprinkl- ing in plant arbor. Call for appointment today lo sec the many outsl3nd ing features lDSJdc and 011 t $117, 500 On The Sand! Sensational beacbfront home just a few feet froOJ the sure on popular. close-in beach. 3 Bdrm!.. & lort. $340,000 West Hine! Tinn 1:1" t~""'· '~'or!Jmor. f3mily room. 3 car r ''\ """ ~n v 1>,1,kPI\! garage. Everythinf! for 'J D. Upgraded condo in e>; · eellent condition th ruoul. Pallo<0pens onto garden- type 11etting. 2 Bdrm!! , l bo $67.500 A•• 1 1 • """""'" 111•r· 1 "•I family fun! Just SI 10.0110 ~ f\11.'."'- ' '"~" ,, '''• '""'·1 .. 1 "'I II 'l~ -ur I ,. I t '""'· .. ,., ,,, vrr•rhr: Roberts ..,l'l_y !lt•~1•', rl !tf I '1lfp' f'1jli•1n 1:'1 .1.r~ ''o'" ,~, P11 , b•.. Realty 833·8600 ~f'IS ~nd r 1~in~' 1n Hf» St 25 IOf f'dth p.1llf'rll. Add IWI lftcll llN. J'>t mh pallern b r flr~ltlm ..,.tbl(l991t9A 'f5Z3C.UtPU5J>a·IR'llffE 1--------- 4111na1I and /l~ndl1n~ S111d to: !•--------• EMEAM.O IA y OPENDAJLY All ..... _,,_ Secll'-'Jon in the city. 2Br 8A ~ T06 p M HILLTOP ~~•~tt" o-r. ,OS penthouse Condo, b7 1----·"'-· ---·-·--1 Unique top or Emerald ~Pfi~~ -.. owner $50,000. 848-2689 IRVIME"S FINEST Ba y Jo cat a o n w it b Bo>t t63, Old Chelsea S1A.. Be...a.lful Rancho San fuclicular railway ap • New York. NY 10011. Print Load•h ritb extr48. 3 f>r, Joaqu1n T own ho m e. proacb. Fanwtlc view. Name, Addrua, Zip, family rm, 2 baths, •11 Overlook• l f'ffnbelt " pool. S Bed1'ooms, 4 Pattern Numb«. new bltu. frplc. h1,11e poot Willi t.bts home. you ba.Uw, den. Lower floot' MORE tllan ever lllforeJ 2o.' encl. P•Uo + tovered cap for1et those yard excelle nt 1ue1~ •ulte. desl""s plus 3 fl'ff pr1ntfd !ft. fMIUo. More! Must aee. ..~ •-... -1-y ... , ... oant ......, 000 ,,dt··~EW 1976 N£EDLECRArT' '12.500. lst Pioneer Ilea!· ........... -......,., ... "'" -· CAT~LOG' HIS evtrythlni. 7St:. ly,~l living. Batt•-o' Hurry! Cill Marian M4rtln CracJiet wltll S•utru i1.oo 1....;'----------1 64S-0303 .... Pattern Dept. 442 Crocllt t • W1nlrobl •• $1.00 BEAtrr. 2 1t1. 4 br, 2~ ca Coldwel! Ban~~r Daily P1101 Nifty J1fty QuHls __ $1,l'IO ba, upgradtd tl\niout. 232 West 181h St .• N Ripple Cracll1t . -·-$1,CIO Only $81,500. 968-7420 Yori<. NY 10011. Prio Sew..+-Klllt llook ..••. Sl.2' SeUerwlllocg.torm s. NAME. AOOAE!;S, ZIP. Nt1dl1polftl l ook . ~ Sf.00 ~OQE;ST E OLS ON ... ... ,, "' 3Monarcb Bay Plaza L•auna Nl«uel 496-7222 13 l·Oll' SIZE 11 n n S TYL · Jlower C'mhtl look , • S1.00 Uy ownel", 2 aty, 4 Br 2~ NUMBER. .i1lr11ln Crochet l ook . SI.CO Ba. lge Cacnlly rm, 21---------OCEAM VIEW ln111nt Cr.chel l oo• it.l)O rp1 • I ... nd-'"off AllOltLAll 1957 Tratlltc m obile ··--~ O• you )111tw ltow to &•I • Instant Mecre1111 loo~ • $1.00 c s, w p ... au _,., pttttr~ lrtt? Send 110• fer 11111 nt MilntJ loo~ ll 00 llCO mslt' bdrm. Formal Lekcfront Covlntrton. 3 home; Ux42, with 12d2 our new F111.w1nttr '•tter11 C•111~1,1, Dlft h •k • · ~1:00 llvlna & d'nlng r m , B R, 2 ba. $U9,900 cabana, •Ith 2 bdrms. C1tai.1-cl111 CtVJ111 J111lff fer Ctlll,ltte Afpus !14 .st.OO l~pd. 1pc-kln, front & m.2012 Close to 1hoppln1 & frtt p1tt1r1 tf )our clltlc•. 12 "1ll ar11111111 :12 soc: rwar, J car gar, oa cul de•---.-._-T- 0 -.. -n........--... --bHch . See today :at. S.•• n, .... 1 --......... _ .. sPM ,_.. _..,_ .,, 11111\ '"' 11art ... 11 tt.25 l otk ef 11 G•llt• .:1 •• _ao, s c:. _,._,a.. • ... ~ •••.....,Crafts suo "ut!'.,• ·~~tT1..-~2.-JoO' •~----.... -.. Jn-K-!r.--.,,,-.-n-it ~::a.~~Ul>p~a':ct .:,,....ii.-. ••JUllt ,..._ .._ 11.oo ts t ... ttt '"" •"1 t. _a c ....... ~u• • •• ea llJlaat 11*1 e.u \UHi llA ti 11 Jllfr 11111 ·-'°' 1o ..UT CJaul •di do wlb>ab~, fti.Uxtru. 81 It welt -Call NOW, owar. nl: ·ssi.oat loc MW171. appt. --· LllT l Lingo Rul&TAn A FtlflMDL Y HOM! -a. wtikh to h• met ...,.._ Two storiH. Fow ~ 2 bafM. P9UNfftr 11io .... Low ,,.., ... 9"C• yard wfftl 40' pool ..ct t.ced c.hUclNft'• play ycrd. V1•w of htns ..ct H«Jhh at ftlC)llt. Call today1 tCMMr"- ,.ow "'°Y tM too lat• •••••• $107,500 11 •\ N \ t•Qf'lff 193 11812 495·1720 ~OtJTll Li\<;t':--;\ lf/'l 1551 LAl~L '\A UEACll 1!17-2489 • hf.'I •m • •1.too ~"hrf"W .... l'aD JO'U hniJ a b111 t bC'drm hnm•• \ I " famUy room • formul ll20, -.11~ dltiJ•• lhal ti ... 11111ttt'd tcnn11 crl•. ulymplc ~'--s, •?OO '"oo pool. ~UJ>t•r eom .... .._ ... munlty mec-llnjl room & •• • • • ••• • • •• • • • • • •• • • • • 100 '• prtdt' or oWJM:rl>lup tor .in ilPPl A VOCAOO to ~ • ..,. th1~ )'uu h;,d tw1 l'f..IOVI lei Cl.Ill (IUICK - Red Carpet 2.43 AC-SSZ,000. Reafton 833-3380 Mature lrt.~s. Beautiful 1----------1 building site in Bonsal •,.ACRE Patios. and pool +3 Br 2 Ba homtl. All for 1110.000. jU3l outside Fallbrook 't523 CAMPU,Dl·IRVIME OPEN DAILY 8A.M T06P.M Homes for rent in best areas. Nwpt, & CM. $250 to Sl 150 per mo. 640-2981 Hfrnt nr luM-Uillt' Vl•w, \lnunhnn \ 1 ... w 38r. 01 b• homt' w p11ho 5'MI No IUl't mu 768 II u.u 4 or •*>·J00111n 611m ,.....Vahy lU4 .................•..... 2 Story 3 lx~rm. 2 ba. bonuii room, fplc. OW, $395 mo. 714.963-4569 Attractive 2Br, 2Ba, 2 car J?ar twnhse, pool, w1w t•pts. AC. wshr/dryr, $3SO mo. <2131433-11266 eve. Burr Whil t: J~~,\lll.)r Owner very flexible on financing. Don't miss this great investment op· portunity! Only $52,000 call 752· 1700 , , .,. ,. , , .,, ,, Sp3c1ous 4Br, fam rm 2901 NL•wport Ulvd NB ('1416 75-4630 MOVllMMOW I •nd 2 ~room Condui. Near rrN.>wayi;, •t'llOOl"'I and i>hopplni;? f"rom $t75,mo Call to:. ..... UNCH RE.ALTY 551·2000 Costa Mno 1724 3ThB e B21,U;ffsb-Tow8nhokusbe. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r, ,'2 a, ac ay [ w/frpk, locatt.>d nr Ward 111J~'h·fj~ Corona .e Mar 3222 & Ellis. walking distance '·;1rnan ················ ... .... within tract to sch ls & L-o Beach I 048 .... -~port .. _ach I 069 . ----·••••-: Cozy 2 br dplx' fr pl ' churches. $425 mo. rent -r-· ......,._ vc ___ hrdwood firs. So. of Hwy. 536-1493 ······•·············•·· ............•.•........ view . $600 /mo. Pb $40.00WEEIC&UP 644-5226 •Studio & 1 BR Apts •'rv & MaidServ Avail 0 I R t t ~Real Estate Adlls, no pets. $400. u.-->..:-• ...,.---.-_--- ceonY ew e rea ~EWPORTCUSTOM ••••••••••••••••••• •••• FIXER UPPER 673 ti069 .._....,,'7°" -ach 3240 Newport Hgts 3 Br, comp •PhoneServ, Htd pool redecorated. rent inrlds 2.376 Newport Blvd, CM AboH~ 1\lt:-0 <'.111\'on One• 3 BR POOL ----••••••••••••••••••••••• war nt·w 2 Bdr'm.,. :!'" + Mobile Homes Nt•ar m•w <IBR, 2'zba, Lari.:e l·bdrm. f1pll'. Wc~tminster/Springdalc grdnr. $530 mo Open 548·9755or645-3967 hath" I( di•n !Xinu~ holi $249,000 For Sale 1100 rtct.'. No pl't:-. .1 lx'Clrm. 2 bath t•pt:. uy 100111 & .dt.11·twd :"<lt·v.port>.f11w·,1 t·11~t11m ••••••••••••••••••••••• i H 6765717 S l 25 Mo. IH.t 2212, drp~. avail 'no w :' House. Sal & Sun. 333 ----- Pirate Rd ~ 72RX $ltl5 mo. 1 br Maturi.' ,_,11 iiJ.!l' \\'.di. tu 111.,wh ;i Ill! •I h;11 h plu:-. ;1:11>0 i-·or Sale· Mol11lc• l lonw UH 522 2080 1~7·2292 S'.!75 mo. 71 1 :!l63-'1569 ~!t,!1:10 sq fl :'\t.1ss1\l' !>cl l'r~o jo(dt"rll11'114li'. :-.r lloai.:1--_,...._ .. _,.. ___ ....,~1111_ .... ..-._1 ---s:!35 2 Hr. 1'11 :.111~le~ OK l"t•t• .1du1t ... no pct:r. Qu11•1, pt111I "'<'llrl' l'nn tlcro:>.1 1o...10Rl._.S REALTY fo~l·r 11ui.:t• lmmal L1\ 110,.pll.d $!1100 Wrill• 1 &LID FOR RE .... T 2 liR., l bJ, ::.10glc houM' \',1ranl 4 HR I·'• ua " " 1111: ll•~irn ' F.11nll) 1011111 I' <> Box 1·155. l'osta llt.Al""I " on lot Ubl ~Jr ~I~ Mo <'11>:-.1· l•1 ul'c:m 'swo .hk tt523 CAMPOSDa·IRVINE OPEN' (),\II.\ KAM TO\il':'ll Main Rl'llla I~ ,, 10 ::.370 Mouil1• E~1:it1•s, l!l:ll Ncwl)<irl . ti46·8373 * 494-8057 * ho :.. t :.. H ;1 i "c· d Ml'sa. !12ti2ti Cost;i ~1csa. fertile lam!. ):earl} bt· lu1 1'l'1lh. !II~ 1:111, llkr -.lu1111>slom• l111•pi111·c•. !15x•l0. flower or \cgel<1 St•eruc Prop l)i:i ::i726 NEWPOHTllCllTS ~lhr. l11J . II rd wd fl r~. lrplc. lncrl yrd. :! C'ar g.1r .'IJn pets A\ u1I •I 1 El !\lodt•na St ~-1 25 mu ~ Jl~l I for a pp1 I & 2 Br !urn & unr. pout n-wtuq• adult:.. l(oocl Im•. IW5·111i:J2 SAY 111-:1.LO TO ,\ GOO!l BUY llt•;1ul1ful ='-11rlh End 2 lwclroom hon1l' on J l<irg1· J( :! hit l 'on',. mcnt walk lo h1·.1<'h v.1lh unlim1tt•d 1n\ 1.'!'.l111t•nt potential UJH•n h•w:..e Sunday J I I' \1 2;1:i Heverly. -~~~'~==-~-<WI LUAM 8 ~-- 939 Glenneyre 494-85 I 9 ~', DOWN Btfl t'Xt:C' (',1 nvon 5Br Mamann, ov.nr ti38 3f,tj l .. C'();\fM ~:tWl.\I. ( '•ll llt'I t '1•11tral Laguna -.. 1th I w11 "llll l'' I :! h11Jld.1 hll' ltth ::,IGO,Ol"I I IU'.1\ LTOl(S 1!11 >lfil t Laquna Hills 1050 .........•..........•.. LAGUNA VILLAGE ,San Frnnt•1-.c.in :i llH :! ha 1360 Sq rt ~'h~J.!K.Jt1 lmmt•d An\11 fii:I :!012 1052 ···•··••·•··•·•·••·•··· p,11q11l'l llMr. 1'11lht•dr.il Acreoqe for sale 1200 hk µarclcu S20o per mn . t't·1 l1 n~ ~· \\Pl h;J r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Alr inr 1'd. 2057 Tu~.lut S1.•l'lucktl Ma:.lc1 "111)! _________ _. A\'l' &15·6496 \\ ,J I 1-. I II ti) I I I IJ,. l' rl INVESTORS! warrlrnhe" Walls ol BUILDERS! gla~~ 0\ l'f\'ICW 3ti 98 ACRES -between :,p;irklmg pool. Laundry O l' cans i cl e 1 V1 s t a room. Loads of s loraj.!c. Rcaut1ful rolling hills. l'ull to preview 7:12 1700 Small spring fed lake. t.1'tt'''11 •• '"• ti'•,. S6000 /per acre. \all [~·•l ,.._ ~HERITAGE SWISS CHALET 3 Yrs. old 3BR. 2-story m the woods on 4h acres. All utilities. One acre fenced for anrmals. out· buildings and fruit trees. Xlntterms. HKR. ?M/677-5691 OR522·0530 -------- 100 AC level farm l;1nd BIG CANYON REALTORS _________ .,.. near main rds, Alfalfa rields & farm sites tn CONDO Luxuriou~ OJ kc l'(':>f modi.'! \\ 1lh lu~h goltl t'JI 1wtmg m1rrnred Y..d hJr. det k off It\ 111;: room \\ 1lh f.1n1a-.tlt' \ ll''' nl !:t1lf CllllJ':>l'. !-.t'l'Uflt ~ guard and umlt•rgro1rncl p;1rk 111g FIVE ACRES SO. of CORONA Excellent \'iew. pm·c ~.!100. HK ll 71~ ti77 54i~ll 0 H 552 05;111 OHEACRE Full for your mobile homl' Level All ut1hties avail THREE to l'hoosc from . XJnl terms HKR. (71'1 ) 6i7·5691 OR 522·05:10 ll1nkley \'ly Ideal for fruit farm. hor:,c ram•h or c·ounlry II\ 111,:: S4!l!> Jlt•r at· b~· C•Wnl'r KIX 2674 9am 1;pm EXECUTIVES You don't ha\'l' lo he• ~tn 1•x1•1·ut1ve lo afford th1~ hcaul brand·new 2700 sq. It. home on:!'~ at'll':-. lhathao;1tall BKR. <i 1ll6i7 5691 0 R 522 ·05:10 VA~HATERMS •~Quail ~ liiiillPlac• Prapertiea 7S2·1920 "' 1400 QUAil ST NlW~R1 HACH Commercial Pr rty 1600 Spedacular 3Br 2ba ••••• ~~••••••••••••••• home on lrg fncd lot, :-.r:Wl'OHT TERRA\!·: ('nmmrrC'1at lot. 63 125. '1:1•-.. :->•·:c ~1111I plan w.:.! l~Jth & Pomona. s.io.ooo hui::e liv rm, frplc. etc Full price SI 1.950. AK R. r7I ~ ) 6'iti 5717 cash '19!1·3-1~-OR 522 2080 Coda Mesa 3 224 ••••.••••.•........•... Nt!W 3 Dr 2 Ba. nr S Cst Pla 'l.a S ·IOO mo :.!13·ol31 ·7J83; C\S 594 ·0427 BEAUT. 3 br, 3 ba, fam rm, frpl. frml dm. rm. Nr. bch. $750. 641!·1035 PHI :\11-; E/\STSI U I·: ( • '.\t CONVO 2Rr, :!lrn. di.II gar, inc's wshr/dryr rdrii.: Brand :-.pa11ki11 nl'W. Yrly. l~l' Jl sioo mo. Call ror appt., ;\lary or Don COLE OF NEWPORT HEALTOHS 675-5511 ;\!!-:SA VERDl-:·Redn 3Br. 2Ba. ram rm. frpk nu drps, ept!i, $435 mo s.15·7863 Easts1de S22.5. l Br. pet OK. Fee. Mam Rent<ils, 540·5370 •New Beach House t;l'I n·~u1y for summ<'r now~ Walk to beach from h l' l'I.' W u I k t 0 ~ nHl t• :;chool & high school. 4 br, 3 ba, huge sundeck, dbl j!ar $550 mo. 614 20th St. 5:J6-1718 S11pcr 3 br, 2 ba. OW. HtO. cpti;, drps, $375 714 : 963-4569 UNIVERSITY PARK 2,3 and ·l oodroom horn··~ near :,hopping. schools, and frcl'ways access. Prom $4251mo. C.ill tor information RANCH REALTY 551-2000 Irvine 3744 ••.•••.............••.. Hoommatc nec<.lcd, In iiw •THEBLUFFS• twnh~e A.SA.I'. N11 Decorator's murll•I on 1·h1ldrcn, info SJ:J.0400 best tireenbell. 3 Bdrms.. (9·51 or 752.(J680 after b 21.2 baths. l11ghly up· pm gradt'<l ! ~;35, I.ease. 334 -- Vista Trucha. Drive bv & Loquna Beach 3748 call for app 't. 640-0789 or •••• •••• • •••• ••••••• •• • ~-1.290 Ai.:ent $195. L't1l pd. Ready & Brand n ew 3 bedrm RanchoS.J.3Br2BaSan -waiting l'cl: LANDING home, 1900 Luis Rey· golf crse & LA HG 1': Main Rentals. 540·5370 :-q.ft. with rormal dining, lake vu. S625. 547·7044 Ocean Vu Home LacJuna Hills--3750 owner wunt-s l yr ise & -TURTLl!«OCK --JB-R, fam.rm, din...i·m,.2 ........ rw••...,...•••••-••• S575 per mo. incldg lrpln, bltns, wet har. ALICIA PLAZA Scemc Mountain \'ww!> l.a rl!e. rllx adull I&:! 13drm Apls Furn & un· furn gardener. 4 and 5 bedroom home!> hu~e dec k w 1 beaut Sharp 3 b!.•drm. 2 bath Ill Turtle Hol'k and Tur· \'lt.:W. $675 mo ho u !i c 1 n gr t• al Ill' Hol'k Glt•nn. 1o·rom JACOBS REALTY ne1ghhorhoud. lmmrrl. $545 mo. C'all losee 675-6670 po:;s. ~oo mo. Hoberts RAMCH REALTY LIDO ISL!-: 2Br. llla, lnitl Pool. Jm·u111. U1l11ard:. Hcalty 848-lti88 551-2000 yd. gai opnr. cpt:-., rd rig, 581·6151or581-6130 Walk to the beach from this lovely 3 br, :.! ba, t·pts. rlrps, R •O, avail now S355/mo 714 963.4569 --------- NEW BEACH HOUSE Ultra lovely 3+2•,~. FP, dbl gar. walk to C\'er ything. Avail now. $450 mo. Call S.t6·0270 f I 75 2 "9 252lt Storkport, Lag Yrly lse. $-ISO mo. 4 Br 2 rp c. l· 1-'· Hiiis Ba. FP, 4502 Wyngi.tle. ----------Sorry, no pets. !>51-2000 or894-348.t S500 I J\t o . 2 Hr + ci en _____ _:..... __ _ ---.----Newport B.ach 3769 Turtle Hock. Lg 2 s ly, .ibr, home. Walk to brh Pool ••••••••••• •••••••••••. 2'r,ba. Bonus/Cam rm, 3 &tennis car gar. SSSO 833-9731 S5 i S '!\111. 1 Hr t d 1• 11 PLEASE COME LEASE ME! w view ~20. 2 Br, gar, kid:., pets OK. F<'t' Redec. 2 br, nu cpts & ~/Mo. :rn1· on ~~tcr with dol'k for your boat $1400 Mo 4 Bdrm with lge lard & bn;it dock fnr largl! boat. ;\lam Hentuls. 540·5370 drps, RiO. 2 Car gar. Custom homl' d<'l'oratcrl 'w sopht:'ol1nll1011 \ t'I ll\ahlc 30r. 21 ~b<1. fJm rm, wet ha r prr1f I\ 11'1-.qxl SI l!l,500 BOND REALTY lg \1"11 ltclr111 ... 21,·ha lrtil1• 111tnlll r•1ttl J.11 11111 I~> ,11· PJI I.. I· h 11 o ... " 11 11 g r J r1 c• ' :",,.;)()() 1\)!h v.111 ()ffif' Condominiums Town· Real Estat; •• ~~~~!~~.~~1: •• !?~~ bchanqe 2800 ---S325 mo. 714 .963·4569 -------- • 2 Br + Den + View Townhome $495 mo • 2Br +Den Townhome $525 mo • 2 Br+ Den Townhome $550 mo S750 l'llo Avail <\pril lhru August. 011 walt•r with boaldoek live BIG! R31 9-111 •··"'' WI.nil ,1.x ·i:M'I , -Mewport Be a ch I 069 1•,, .. ,,,1,,,,.,,.. 11: •lil.11icl llt ••••••••••••••••••••••• lhr ''ha 1··.1.1td1· h1·tt Harbor View Home lncbl'pg ..;11:.: 11110 l'rin Bt•;iutiful (',;lil11rr11.1 onh [l,I\'' 7ii:! ~!lftf H1rnch .;tyl" horn•· t.:1ri:c· ~ \ 1·~ Ii I'' l!')<l!l Bluffs 1-Ln~I 111~·n t)(',1 nwrl 1•nl t ' ht 1. e·nl l'rt aining Ii\ mg room , .. ,tra t.1rg<' f;rmllv 10,,m Enrl 11n11 l'r1 m1· 1-.1rh d1n111g 1nnm &. 1 hi)! ;11l'a:!llH ''l1;1 ~h11i.:1• lll'rlrnnm~ It ,1111 had IJm 1 m I 1k t• lll'V. thought of mm 1111: up SlJi.~~IQ Leh•''""'' 1h1:-; b ll' lll'lll'r hur 1' HELEM B. DOWD they don't l.i~l lnni.t 1r1 ln:,\l.T<>fl this area 645·0303 FAMILY DELIGHT < '( l'l 1><> SPECf.\ LIST 11 I! ( . \I I" \' " r o 11 1· 11 ... t " 11 ,. H 1 t ) :.ii;;1 f)k,, I .<'1"1r1· V.nrld Towl:r~ ....•.••...........••.• nm TRAl>I-: 111•,1111 h~e 1n :\lls-.1110 \'11•Jn. t rrl tor h!>t' 111 II ll or Fut n \'alley Call •.7'.1 tiH70 i Iii P;\I. \ 11 lu\ In· ~l1•als m;rnl Re-al E:stat~ Hl'. dn SJ5.ooo -too 1840 Wanted 2900 ................•...... lnc<M'nr Pro~rty 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED: :! BR apt. . nu t•hlldren, \';il·ant 3 BR, p, h.i. n<i pd:-. $1~5 elose to ocean. S375. 1\:-k for Keith 968· tJl 7 Bk r 3 Br, :! ha \ nll1•1:v Park ::-mo :1 Br. :.! Im \lc~a \ enlc• :;1~.s Roy Mc Cardle ReattOf' 181 0 Hewporl \'.il'ant & spotless. 3Br 1 "• B a • s t t' p s t <• Wl•s tm1nister Mall & 'l'hb $370 mo 963 837i ~11>2 2811 ,\gt ------- $275 2 Br. gar, kids, pet::. OK. Fee Mam Rentals, 540·5370 2 J \ Bdrm Hou"''" or Costa Mesa 548-7729 ----------Condo!>. l'ash 1 rn rnC'rl' r----------39 UMITS lfrp:11rs nr l.111· P··~ -2Br. 11".iba, adlt cnndo nr Santa Ana $600 000 'l.7 Bachelor u111ts & menb Oh:. t II\ i•:,tor 3 Br 2 Ba. redec, lge fnt'd pool. Nu crpts/paint 973·!>192 yard . Stove. refrig, Enclosed gar. l'i M1. to 1:! l Bdrm. units Fam1h k1t1 hen ::'M ft BILL GRUNDY f'nvate party would like children ok. Ref's. S:l95. bch. $325/mo-rent ($310. Evs/WkndsS48-1295 on lse). 842·9371. Larry, • 4 Br home in The Willows S395 mo • 2 Exel'. ofc su1le>- S378 mo .\II of the abO\'C' ~1rr 1n lrv 1nl.'. Call today. 752 1700 )ii(;• II I • ' ., , , ,. $850 Mn W1ntc·r $1:!111 Mo in sumrn1•r llay\'lt'\\ rrntal, :.I Hr, frpl<'. rlegantly furn1sh1•rl Boat shp ava1l;ibl<' Waterfront Hom~s Call631-1400 GREAT RECREATION Sw1n·,. ming. sl'lVnos 1 health club,, h01!•01ds, n1gh•·l 1hiti!d tenn \ rourr s, Pro & pro' •,hop, golf rj, ,.nq rrinry> ix1rty room. FUN ACTIVITIES· F-ull·l•m" di1ector, f,,.e Sunday bunch. Rig Canyon 2 BR contlo BBO's. tr ps. parltPS, spo11 $795 Mo annual lc;br toumomenrs & morP! ljdo Really 6i:I 73()(' BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS: Deluxe 4 Br. 2 Ba. cent air JL! 2, B --, <,.r,.1les. I & 2 bf.d1oom~. cond, frplc cov patio r. ~ a. rommunit~ Furn & unft.lf'". Mo.J1.1, O"""' $375 ' paol, good loc. new drps , ,. ... d!l!n liiiliiil lone marvl'lou~ly de REALTOR 675•6161 lo buy 1 Lo 15 units s11?nf'<l fnr st•n·rng up hot ·----------i 831 ·9950 ~~:w J Br 2 Ba. fplr, dot.(-. ror lhl' lnc1:. or ----------bllns, :! car gar. nr s hop· Agt. Bea~t. 3 BR. 2 Ba. frplc, dshwshr. $450 mo doily 10 10 7. Roommate upgraded crpt. $375. 640-0633 service ovo~. No leo>e re- 4 BR Univ. Prk, 1 blk W_E_S_T_C_L_I_F_f<_'_3_b_r_d_r_m_ quired, Sooy, odulls only, no Crom shop'g. ~so. I 34 b a , s' 6 2 5 I mo'. pets. 3 BR. l"~ Ba. cov. patio. AJI short lease. 644·8415 +gardener. Agent days Harbor Hiqhlands 1>011 l nw .... th1.., qu.il1l\ tm11l I 11 .. dr r11 l11n11t ''1th p a I k I I 11 1! 11 " \\ l1,1lh1tH•l11 lll'Jllllltl) 1 110,(11111 1111111 I\\ I 1 \ 1111 f't1t1h \I.II\\ •II lttltl ofr:tlUI•" lhrllCllll J,111;it "'' 111 '.'1:1•\\p11rt II 1rhn1 tt1 gh "1'1111111 111,l t .111 -•10 11 :11 ~HERITAGE .... REALTORS ci1urml'l trr.ih fnr ,01,1 BROKER N EEDS In ping. Nwpl Rc·h :-.chools. g11 .. .,1 .. tn th" .HIJomm~· 6 Units E Side CM come Properties for En nn p1•h $475. ti·l2·216ol, 1 0 rm a I ti 1 n 1 11 I( 1 111 'll<'ar \\ l'!>tt'11U s hopping I crtainer Clients. \ 111. i7ll 7~ 11 t· h·i•.int m-.tr ""''' .. 1 I tkf' 1ww tntenor>-Xlnl l'ruts. Commerc1:il 01 In morf' l'<•<><I ~lll'cl hdr m 1n\1•.;1mrnt I\\ .1ppt clustn;1l 1nOranl(eC011n 11.irhur \ ic·w llnmc onh ~fl.~ llCKl I\ :\ht-t rnakt• S<'ll'I' ;\fin prll'l' $!111tl uu11 ~Lii 1••1 i52·iilll l·:asl~1d1• :1 lilt. ram rm, 11 · h.t <1111 rtn. lrpl. hlt11-;. 1t•l11 ~ $.:.t:-t11 ~ fee l'hr •~11,111 1,1 m nntv No ("''°' ~.111 :11,:11; nr SM!';; l:i ~ml fam.rm, bltns, no ----------pets. $400. 842·9501 alt. Bright & Airy Pool home . 540·1153. eves 548-5508 4pm 3Br, P.• ~a. frple. Availa-Ocean Vu. exec twnhse. ble i\pnl 1st. S475 /mo. Nwpt Crest. 3 llr 2' 2 Ba. ~752·7847 fpll', welha r . lull rC't.: Close to sch ls & shopping, 5Br. 2000 sq ft. $475 mo 10111 Cully Sark. Key at lOlll l Cutty Sark. Call owner rollL·c•l <2t:11 :l-lli !177 1 UmverMlY Park fac1I. $G50. 673·233:! BAYCREST O~kwood Garden Apartments N•wport a.od!/Morttw 8RO Irvine lat 17th) IWi-O~!'iO Newport a.och/Soulh 1100 Hit h St. ~5210~0 I~ IL ..... · - \'1 11 .V-:~ .. RI .\I 1()H~ I 19i:.~~ ~ Prap ... tiea 7S2·1920 \\ dnt hOU'-1' 1111 ti.II hn,1 lsl.int'I, pnnl' onh 1;.u; K51i~ .! Br holl"' 1n '1111rt "''''I\ 3br. 2ba. Princton :'11dl ldl'.ll hx·atmn nr Jc.lull pool $·150. lJv ownr SS2·0K75 cl•·1 nr c1 :-.~110 tnri '\.o .J Ur. :?Ba Condo. pool. l't•t-. 54.'I 1.1i;1 bltn,.,. p<ct10. W 10. xlnt LCICJW'a Beach 3248 Beaut honH' 111 urw "' Nl•\\'µort Bcil<'h':o. f1ni•-.1 areas. 3 RH . ~ ha . for m din rm . ft pl LJ.?l' l'''' 1 Oo\'cr al llith l 642 81i0 SanJuon Capistrano 1078 1400 QUAil n NIWf'ORr HACH Rentals 24 2 IlR t:nit~ · l'o~ta Mesa Balboa Island 3106 .•••••...••.....••..... Houws Furnished ..•......•.••..•.•••••. -;t'l'ER I Br. nr S C!-ol l'lu7.u. ho.tl ~.1k 1mmt-cl OC:C}, Sli.'J 752-1920 Jeanine. 8:15 0211PA9783 area S340 mo. 842·1739 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• Hunt Hrbr area.-2 ii;, 2b~. Spectacular Oceanfront patio, lgc kitch, den, Cliff Dr. 3 br. frplc . frplc. 4 car gar. SSOO/mo. $600/mo. (213 )876-2723 846-4493 Agt. _e_v_es _______ _ c· r e d JI .1 I 1 o . 1 n n c' r ..... T courtyard. greenhouse, OCEANFRO ..... .. ----------1······················· $67:l.OOO. Hy Appl. only ••••••••••••••••••••••• $42.51mo. Collt•ge Park 64.5-!Hi.1Agt. JULY RENTAL. $1900 3BR.2ba + bonus/fam HwtH!")ton N. End, 2 Br 2 Ba, fncd fruit tnes galor<.' & Avarl3/2lto6/ll.77.Dlx gorgeous flowers & 4Br. 2Ba. 2 car gar. sun l andscaptnJ!. Incl. deck, W /D, dshwshr, gardener. washer/dryer. family only. $450 mo. refng., blt·in appliances. 2910 W. Oceanfront • A horti cu 1 tu ris t 's de. _77_4-_19_7_3.:..• 535 __ ·60_17 ___ _ ---• ----LF.ASF WITll Ol'TIO'i ~EAVJF.W Panoram11· TO Ht'\ 1 llcdrrinm Vu. 4Br. Jl\ t comm. av.111 homf' in V1ll,1J~" Sim .Juan ~oon. R.13·2929, 644-1181 with ,.,,1111ng & fis hing EAST BLUFF n ea r b} Bu 1 It 1 n moratonum makes lhi~ an i"<n'll<'nl invc.;tmf'nt fnr futurl' .1rprrr1;111on ,\~king $72,0011 w option By owner-Vt cw home lllr, :!1:Ha. fam rm "w n t· r w 111 I 111 ;in<' l' Stli.'),000 Appl fi<l•I 11:!1 Mwpt B•ach Duplex • nv ownrr :I-Ith St 'I HH & ·l HR $114 !')110 l'rin only ti3J.l826 or !>!>9·42~1 AMC HORA GE INVESTMENTS 17141 496-7711 HarilOur 3242 yard, close to beach & ••••••••••••••••••••••• shopc;. Yrly lse. 494·7079 light, $765 Mo. Oon 't ---------wail! This place won't ______ mo. On the Bayfront. 3 rm. Clean &sharp. Avail 1 UNITS Pride o R 2b s 1· b r• 1 411177. Refs. rl!q·d. .r. a . 3 is ury .c a Call Chuck Everett, Agt o.wnershlp, Balboa _Estate. 673·~--!)59.4026 No foe. 3 Br, 3 ba townhouse. HILLTOP-Ocean view 3 S I BR 2 BR Sparkling new cond. Bdrm, 3ba. din rm. dbl wail! Act now by phon- ing Mr. Hester. days 833-9781; 644·4227 Eves. tX • Of'le Balboa PeninMAla 3 I 07 -$470 C I I • 'L ' I '' f I 0 2 br cpts vard garage · a ' a • gar. $550 /mo . Call w rp c, wn•r ••••••••••••••••••··~·· sz.10.Kidsok • . 846-137lor846·5456eves. 49!}...4612eves/wknds. 5345,000. 644-1554 5 RR, exrluslve Point 645.2978 ---------Spyglass Hill. Pool. view. •Borrc~o Spnngs durlex S29.500 t:!)IHr lncom SJI\) r C'arry -.rlf owe: TaxC's Sl!W ~ r 833·R974 ar•'a, on ht>ach. SSOO /mo. ____ Twnhse, new .2 Br H~Ba, l IR. HOME $1200. mo. 644·1968 or I year lea!'le or s ummer •2 br townhouse. Mesa fJ'lc,gar.palio,pool.ten Ocean view, blt·in 54~~ __ rate 673·4545673·3621) Verde. Patio. pool. $2!l5 ms. $375. 213492-329_5 __ 1 k't h b t ----1 c en. open earn C<'I 2 Br condo, pvt adults. Corona del Ma~ -3122 Child ok:_S33·>l!l7I ll'YIM 3244 mgs, etc. Owner w;int:; washer. dryer. rcfri.R. good tenant. & will rent 1 1, f' c,,, •••••••••••••••••••••• • :W!l Maj.lnoha 2hr w tlc•n. ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • <.'nc carport .e s '"()(' ••(lrant.!l' ('o mm . Sl'PF:RCLF.AN 2ha, frpk. qu1('t lJ'c(.• 3 RR, 1·14 BA, i\ C. near for~75mo.&owncrwill ix•rmo.551 ·3:UJl!e'" STEPS TO BEACH 2 BR, l ba, yrly $360 2 BR, furn, wnlr. $250 2BR, 1 ba. Wntr ••••• $.100 BAYFROMT Unf 3 BR, 2 ba. $525 associated BAOKEAS-AEAL TORS l OlS W lalboo 6 I I JU I "-t ... 1080 l'~·nkt . "1"'' S2SK. :'>Is I d "" ~chools "''ea f paylheut1J. ~a ... na ~ Xlnl lor. So. Jlw\' 1ne stn •t•t .,_.75 mn ., . " r corner o MISSION REAL'fY San J .----------'·•••••••••••••••••••••• \.1111:ht \~t tiiS-6900. Adults·nOJ><.'lS. ll1ch (work I 547 8151\ Walnut & CulvC'r. $375 uan ---Trina1r~~nB.·~U~~~ end SOUTH COAST PRIMEEASTSIDE :!0~$465mo Cull Ans lhomel673-1734 ~~9751i~n559 4 517 or Phonc494'0731 .. !:~!~~~~ ..... ~~!.! ~J!~.~-d l"h d t 1• 83:i-3927da '675·3317cv . . ·1 -LogunaHills 3250 .,,..._nci unit. Greenbelt frontal(<.' PLAZA ~ ui.:c gar en ap s n ---I:, Side charming well --------••••••••••••••••••••••• l n o Id San .tu an ••••••••••••••••••••··~ Early area. $125,000 l 'ost11 Mesa + 3 br. fa mi· Irvine 3144 kept hs<' on quiet eul·de-For lse. 2 Br, 2 ba twnbse t:ap1strano·Cha rming a...11t...-.a 111-...1 lBOL ,\r1•.c lihc· Ill'"' ;\lur111n1? · u · p •-JIJ Cl t 17 MO FREE RENT -unu ... AGENT 640·55f.O ly rm hl)use w /frplc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sac. 3br, 2ba, sunroom, m mv ar.. . ose o · upslmrs, downstairs cu11 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sun ('omplelcly up beam ceilings, pvtrurtlcr()('k,4BR,2~ba. fam.rm w /lge brick schls&parlc.Cln&well Jbr,lba,Iamrm.rrplc. domin1um . Large 2 1 BR. lirand new, to" ~ ~~::'~~~/1[;.,e~t;~ • 1::;~,~~l patios. Income. $40,236. $500 Mo. Le Raisor frplc, l blk lo 17th SL $46S derorat.ed. Will consider cpts, drps. fncd yd· ;Bdrm . ._ 2 baths. ca.rpet· quahly features. No pct.~ S/P $450,000. Pnn. only Rc>alty 833·8600 mo.67:J.72S1 3 mo sub-let to respon $36S/mo. Call Rusty, in~. w. mdow coverm"s. o r ki'd.·. Yrly .y O un..tER <lupl1cate new $74.950 art I t l 549-1862 .. ~ $350. "'" T 642 ra_ 9666 de ok. Ownfir/Ag M.wportleach 3169 P y,or ontter erm s bwlt-ms. 2 car aarage •· 67~57 .Just li!:tcd. 968·3371 or CLEAN3B d t f 'd b " "' PRlCEDBELOW !'>IG 1754 r, wn own, or Y owner. Avail $375/mo. 3 br, 2 ba. A/C, patlf'.Call646-2158Mon.· ---------- MARKET Industrial ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard,nopels,$340mo. 4/lm-can 559-5734 or nr.Rossmoor.552·9503& Thurs. days; call BalaoaPeninAlla 3107 ~Do~ ~?::01~r) 1w~~leks~~~:t'~~ ail·. · . ·. · .. ~........... ~r~1i!i~::~it~1~F~~~ ~:;:;:i;.;:, 'M :;ooda:b1:~degwe v Tacwa11ntbm2 Ber. N95S-bew 7nR.11~ Ba, rwooc1 1 -~BgRAN$ &dDa~N51E: w. scuonN. eooven· ~=:~µ~~~::;;~:·~;:; ver r . a to ever lge. boat: tenn s cts .. 4 5'&6·7945 · . eam ce 1ng, rp c, ything, 28r, 2Ba, fam S.ALE OR lEASE BR, 3 baths. $1200 Per 1~ Ba, $350 mo. 6"·5565, c:rpt.g, dr1>9, air cond, 2 Br, 2 Ba, hrdwood nr. Main Rentals. S.I0·5J70 ·rm. formal dining. brick Tmtin 1090 24.000 sq fl lndustrial mo.,yearlylease 5BDJtM3RA S7S-S448 patio. lge fed yrd, grdnr Wood fp.lc, great vu. 3 Br 2 Ba, all new cplB, frplc, heavy shake roor, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bldg -Comp a r RUMBOLD REALTY ONGOLFCOURSE MOOElHOME & wtr pd. Wiil lease to pool, patio, cpts, drps, drpi1 & paint. $425 yrly. remodeled elec. kitchen, 3 BR-TUST1M economy & flexibility Investments 675·4822 S750mo. S4ti-7945 Deerfield Park home. cover my c<nit. $385. mo. bllns. $US. 213·684.·2145 205·33rd St. (Sundeck) new quality carpetina. u r.9 tOO--IP!o..Jl Leaseal9.5tsqflNNN 1800 sq.ft. 3 bedrm. 2 Nodola.837-3927 Tustin 3290 6'6-8781or646·3737 like new inside & out ... • __....._.. purchast> $2"'0.000. Ex $3000/Mo. Beautifully Mesa Verde, 4 br, 3 ba, l · Age: 20 yrs. Price tn· Gorgeous Plan "D" In cellent Orange location furnlahed 3 bedroom on year lease. Ideal for ex· baths. Was a model. Laguna Village brand ••••••••••••••••••••••• Capfstrano Beach 38 I I eludes all appllanct's Lourelwood! Delllli(ner Call (714)MS-9SS5owner. t.he water. Includes 19' ec. family. SSSO/mo. Nr Super home with all lhe new up,raded 2 BR Con-3Br, tii yd, xlnt fomlly ••••••••••••••••••••••• $116,000 Firm. Call entry.Upg.radedthruout. boat.631-1400Agt. schls, s hops, country decorotin~ wallpaper· do.Beaut.balcony view, homt!. Pet OK. $450/mo. Olxoceanvudplx upper 552·0188 or 642-0166 for Centralnir. 3 br, l ~ ba. 2 LoftfOf"SCile c I u b . S 4 5-9 2 1 s. ing, upgra ed carpeting, pool, club house, tennis Call83J-J7S9after8pm. 2br den 2bn lge deck· .oppt.AskforScott.Prin pat108 +pool, park, 3 2200 Condo. no steps, upper eves /wknds; days deckingetc.Onneatcul· ct1, air. chJldren OK.W ..__._........._ 3298 noPet.s.548.7003 • lighted tennis crts .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bay,2br,den,2ba,frplc. 5'6-6850,Mr.Beddomc de-sac street. Never 1385.1»8748 · """"' .. ....,... only volleyball, cable TV, RV COSTA MESA Rl CP Superb. furn. Pvt patio, Uvcd In. ~~/mo. lease. •••••••••••••••••··~·· Corona*' Mw 3822 parking -The Works! Zoned for 17 units pool, puttlna itreeo. MESA Verde on Europa.3 Aaent546-4l41. LogllnaMHJuef 3252 2Story,4bedrm.2balh. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hartlor View Homes, 3 br 2 ba, 1ra paUO, new ap· pllances . $125,000 644~1.68. . ScllJn& anythio1 with a t>aUy Pilot Clas~lfJed Ad 1a a tlmplo malt.er • jlllt call 64.2-5478 Don't mlss t.his exciting w/Val"lance pos11lble 18 Avail Moy i l() Nov. 1. br. 2 ba, S435 mo. lncl'da. Woodbrid B 2\.i ••••••••••••••••••••••• nuop\a.dl'J>ll, fplc, OW. ()pendnlly 903~ Josmlno Laurelwood Townhome. unlta. Has 2 Dplx, 1 $'100. mo. Aft. Ml·50aa ardru'· Avl. C/l . S4e.()RSS Ba. lnd..:~r::~~~ r~: Igo Immaculate 3Br. 2ba on 'a 942$/mo. 714.963 4SG9 2 BR, don, 21!\t ba, we( OPEN HOUSE this Sut house.$275,000Prlnonly Oceanfront 2 Br ulll pd ,.._Pol 1226 ram rm up~raded. _.75 aectudedlot. Fireplc,alr-CondoMWUIM l>llr. lllOO Sq. n. Beaut. &Sun.Callnow7511700 C...turyFlftOftclat no t 'A 11 tll Ci -ft't 1 544 ~ 8320092 cond. SOS/mo. Bond Unfwni tt.d 342& carp.&drpll.$525Mo ,.,.,.N,,t9•11Hu11ro~1111• R~ .. ··ToRS pes. va en ••••••••••••••••••••••• !e. · or · n-a)•u 0 "1·941t 1 "-n•co..o 6'"55.....,. ..,...., r~,_, 752•5343 June, S35() MO. 646•2510 --.IW' "I• <N eae•eaeee•••e•• ••• • •••• .,._,e J Cl~ p ' ' ,_. (.. · : --------Marbut Vu 1 ml, Sharp, 4 New 2 BR, San M•teo, cm Don't give up thc-th1p• DELUXE 3 Br 2 Ila orr tst R ld u J d 1 :-:. 1 DUPLEX LOT Coal a Try a O o t I y r 11 ot Br 2 Ba, FR, FP, new lOth ftllr way, Rancho "Uat" it ln claasllled. Tee L. Niguel. c:ntt >' C'lh 2"ar;°e:. f~~·~I dlt~1~(! SuMc-ll111·vaa,nRll3lr9,~~ .. o210p3htl CluslnedAdtobuy, sett Ol>tl, dtJ», patio, lncd ~.~nl200Joaqutn S491. Ship to shore rt'1u1t11 i Comm pool, aasoc 11U('!I "•tJo, avaft •tt ••oo ..,.,. .. , .. , ... ~,,... ·....., or renhomethlna. yd,, bltn11, 1189~. t-836·0974 ....., 642·561tt pd. Lsc. 830 9$4-4 ;;, '1~·781l ~ ... "' ' -·-, ...... 11 I 11:16 ....................... ..... qWel. haaunoa H · er. 2 br, J ba apl Eleva&« lO Kt"niC' prtY. ,.._.....~ bcf\.PaitJfspmeroom. (Z) :a.a. 2BA O\lplna. total Nt'Ultl)'. P•rf•ct •nllabl•. C'IOM lO e.hol>il, llvllttl w _.., .......... for bud\ .. park. Xlnt Cd\l. lM advenlurocu adult. loc:atk>N. flom ~ to Starun, ar. .SU/mo 147&. Aak for Mlul, ~ Jl24 IWW• •-..s e'JS..z:tll or MS-108'7 ........ ... ... .. ....... Hll't aw Jl4:Z -.... --,--_..--.___.--_-..__-..... -~~~~~~~~~~ G• "'.... ~ .... G ....................... rlf w....-rwl""IW....u ~D ---~I" Sevtta.I 2'rJ br coodos. or u..fwN.t.ci l900 Laree 3 Br : B.1, service ---~•AU Pool. tennis. near new ••••••••••••••••••••••• nn,pallo. Sl2S ~-~ Plush. $300-$42S. Joan, THE EXCITING 64422.Sl APARTMENTS Sondra o r Bir&Hta rALMMIS.414.nS. SEA.VIEW OOWNTOWNC.M 846-137lor&C.6-~97 MlNUTESTONPT l ftdrm $240 BCH ~SEAVIEW AVE 2 8drm. l'•ha . $275 9"1M 3144 Bach. l&.2 BR. FROM THJS SPAC 1 BR Beautiful p.irk·hke al· ••••••••••••••••••••••• from $l"c:. APT W VIEW OF ~ SPYGLASS 111 LL I mo!>phcre, pool, spa WOODBRIDGE Adults, No Pets Ju.~t a few steps to com· PINES APTS 1561 Mesa Dr. BLK FROM Oet;AN. I t h , ? & 3 bd ·l rs IT Pe es oppm~ 1. w rm uni ' (5 Blks East of Newport CPTS. DR · · B' N Wheelcha1rdes1gned De:.igned lake early Blvd.) ~i~~~ ~~~61'~=0R~· Adults. no pets California bungalowi. 546-9860 BALC CAR PORT & 1611-: 18LhStret'l From $ i 7 0. 1 1 5 ----- LNDRY R~l S300 PEH ~t6or642·0856 Plne:.tonc.Ofchrs.9·~ 30 PREVIEWING ~fO 6i5·0302 OR Sl91220 $255 N<'ar new ;! br, t', Daily. 552_0400 2ND UNIT AFI'6 bd, patlO j.tdrdl'n, ... d1t:.. - - ----the Beach House 3 Br 2 Ba. fph:. \It""'· $\!15 no Pt'ls 1>-1:? 1603 2 Br. 2 ba Condo. Sohd ottk • kuchen. $395 mo mcludes Contemporary & casual mo. All 6 & wkndi. NEY;:t&2bedrmapts. water& assoc. dues. No ThebestofNewport's 64().!»-U! or 552·0445 Sl50 lo s:no per mo. peU.. no children. Ref:. good hie Large Jbr. frplc. pool, J'nv patios & garages. req'd 552·1174 •Beamed ee1hngs Umcby2177 !::Iden ---·-------•2pools&reccenters $325. Adults, no pets or r;ill L:irry. 5·16-5880 t --&.ach 3848 673-6069 ___ ~;:•••••••••••••••• •Plushcrpts&drapes -LG 2 br i.ludlo Avl. •ltl. f k lpd •Andsomuchmore Duplex So-of Hwy, 2 UH. 2 s250 m 0 N 0 p e b Cozy, un y, $185. Ula . F\1m. bachelor S230 Ba. modern kitchen, 996 0659 Fee. Unfum l br f,'2S5 walk lo pa rk & bch. $430 · Main Rentals, M0-5370 HURRY FOR mo. Agt. 644·7211 OELU~E. never ~1ved In 2 New Luxury duplex. 2nr. BEST SRECTION Br .. patio. deck, fplc. 2Ba, view, frplc, all 1433Superior Costa Mesa 3824 ili.h\\shr, S32S. 642.(}.161 bltns, 2 car gar. pvt Newport Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 RR. 2 ba, prerer retired walk to bch, adults, no 646-8453 Adult E-S1de 1&2 br apts adults. no chlldern or pets, ref. Yrly lse $5251---------- Encl gar, patio, pool peL~ 642 58-18 mo 4974114 TENNIS &SEA Lake new, no pets ·---------Walk to the beach from ~-0878 FROM $215 lbr charmer Ocean view. thl5 smashing 1&2 bdrm :\Ialure adults only, no cloi.e lo beb & town. ~75 apt complex, with lenms Easts1de new lnhouses pets Large l&2 br Jpts utal pd. 497 -1330 or eourt, clubhouse. pool, Frpl, enl' ~ar. 2&3 br, 2 L>shwhr. gJ~ BBQ. S2IS: ~9:!·2972 Jacuul, sauna. sundeck ba from $300 642-1603_ mo. Gas pd 178 Scott Pl Studio ..,50 small 2 room & beautiful landsraping. ~· • All elec. kitchen. 01:.· l).t~ 561lor64_! 5013 apt. Sl75. hwasher. selr cleaning $!95. Xtra lgt-lnhst' ,,l' · H~:r\t:T. new .S·plex. 2 & J ·194-931-1 oven. Adults only. No ba. garagt'. Adults wlUO hr 3 br 2 ba split ll'H'I I ........ H"ll 3850 pets. l br $275. 2 Br $325. Elden 1113 646 8AA5 • • --r--I s · frpl, lndry rm. enr gar ••••••••••••••••••••••• SeoTerrac•Apts Adult 2 Bedroom. lwam l'allo. 2 br. 2 ba, yd. Pet 3br. 2ba twnhse. Pvt 23731 Manner. Lag N1g ceilings. no pets $210 568 & rhild ok. 6421603 patio. pool. S335 mo. Call (714 )493--0501 ~Wilson. '"-~-Apt c. THE BA y LEAF aft 5, 557-1566 omce hours 9 lo6 Huge 2br, ut1l pd End 2Bdrm. water pd. S2i0 LoC)una toliqwl 3852 Rooms 4000 patio 366 E. 20th St, C.M Bca11t1ful. -.par1ous new ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $!75/mo.645-3936 apt~. l'nol, pvt patios DELUXE 1 & 2 Br, pool, RqOMS ~ wk up with Avail 1 il re<.' rm. lovely lol'at1on kitchen. $37 .50 wk up East.side. f'reshly dee · ~ \dulls. no rwt:. 20011 AJoma. off Crown apts. ~-9755 OR. AdulLc; only. no pt.•ls Pool. Imme<!. occupan :l29Avocado,C.~I. Valley, from $:?<IS. Bd m /k tch p gs cy.S225:\1o.646·1947 t).16·0883 ___ 831·0857 c!11 :301 to. 9 :~1;p~ -~ d . K'd. k New 2 Ur 2 Aa, hltns. gar. Newport Beach 3869 wkdays, or Sat & Sun. 1 • cpts,Grps. 1 ';.,4 00 1 • no pets. SJ75. t;.12 2161 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962·7520 no pets. aragc . .,. 751.7:>47 B . --------- 645·2978 -----2 r •. 2 Ba lux Jpt over· Room w /katrhen & bath. .,hr w tga r S2.,0 C'pt looking Newport Ray Nr 15th & Oranl!e. C.M. .. . l' d , "l::, ... L••. "1th balcony & fircplat'l' "'115 mo Mature lad•· CLEA .. , ., I' h -.a er p .. 10 r. .,.,-~ o:cc.u I'"'., • . . J •" .. ,r ~~;· ~" PlarrnllJ C:ill~t1&5 ...,,.,mo.,.," ov.. please Eves548·0431 children or iw1s ~ .. 5. 713 t;.'Jt ~l"ll PARK .... EWPORT • W. Wilson. 8.i2 8205 • .. ,.... Vacatfon Rentals 4250 KIDS PETS OK East!'ildC 2 Br h'l'. S.J.l:i. I Br dph. S2511, i.:a r 675-82511 or l).lt; 1>111\ $245 Aclull'-. 'llJl't11us qwl't 2hr '.! 1"1 ;ill hlln ,., )!Jr nu JX'l' "I •11 l'hunn t>i5·5772 $265. Clean ... ha1 p l~t· DmtG Point 3826 2Br, l'2Ba l'l'nh<,t' c;t}le ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ex gar avail Adil!. no 1 Br I Ba. clean. pallo. pets. 751·82<J.1 o;torai:r. no peti. $225 mo. --!>86-:>4711 Foxhollow Vllla«je 621 W. Wal son646 21110 NO DEPOSIT TO QUi\L •2br townhomt' w .'frpl •Lge patio & enr .:arage •Adults, ch.1ld 16 & over •Small pet ok •Wi\LI\ TO 17lh St ... hop pini:: F.asl!>idc 2 Ill . S! 10 54S-~9'71 . Spilrkling clean lhr bltn's. ii:ar. Ocean 'acw, $205 mo -193 7231 Huntinc;;Oft ~och 384 0 ••.................•... f~e I & 2 Clr, :! ht1 <.('I.' uph. Adullc; onlv no pet:. ,\ (' & Dshwshr Pool & Jacuu1 From S220 1110. 19132 :\lagnolia 962 ll:IOO 8dchelors. tor:?••••••••••••••••••••••• Hcdroomi. & Townhou'>e:. Cabin Big Bear, sips \2 . From $249 50 Sep playrm w col TV & Spt•1·tal"Ular :>pd, total poollabk. Nr s ki lirt rt·l·reJt1nn pro.iram t~86111..agBch "1<'1al program 8 pool,, !I tcnrus courts At Fa.,h1on Rentals to Shan 4300 bland. Jambort't? & San ••••••••••••••••••••••• Joaqwn Hills Road. Fem only an 20's to !>hr (714)644-1900 rure El Toro apt w 1same. Sl50 t:all 586·2548 WATERFaOHT • NEW 2 br & 2 br + den Fem. 27 + share lrJ: hse. luxury apts. Own br -r ba. CdM. •Ruilt·ins S200+uulltie!. 640-1241. •Trash Compal'tor AVOID INCOM PATI BL E •Wet Bar ROOMMATES!! •Fireplace L'-• 832 1 •Pnvatebeach nou~e fv1otes -41A • Plexiglass end. patios Takes The <}uei.swork •Smoke detector!'. Out Of F mdmg •Slips avail to te~ant.s TilAT RlGHT PERSON !lt!I Bayside Dr. 673 11-111 San SS by Shari1t9 DILUXI OfflCU ............... , Pel~ =:::z::: . C.W..AHwwww U1 ;t11•ulAn t '1 Comm.I A tndstl •pacee, ....... a..t • "-d UOO 200 lO 2000 aq. n. ~ low Opp m~ 5005 ..................... .. l~lJSn. El Camino Rul Pft't.ec: la a ~vr, S.n Clemente. Fully lie. lf'OW1n.i company tbJit •l:Y IQ. ft. La1 Nlaa.ael • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yorappt.m ·T2111 orrera tba followtn1t 1o· o u n d 1-• a m • I e bienerua: Miuloo Viejo areas Handy to S.D. P'rwy Call: 831· UGO 50' per sq. ft. 4001 Blrch-N.B. Agt. M1·5032 SMALL Commercial Shops, offices "storaae From $75 mo. ~-724 C.M. EXECUTIVE 8ayfront Offlus Prime Location 3388Vla Udo, Nwpt Bch Furn. or unf. Sl50·SSOO Set:retanal serv avail. 250 sq. rt Ocean or Bay \•iew. I st MOftttt Fne 675·5820 wkdys only. CM.FTGAU.UY We1maraner. recntl'y •SUZI'S• Newport .Beach W1ant had pupr>, vie t.uclid off outull M~ace eCompetltlve Wages 1tchvepa~rorm11ybe ump on S.O. Frwy tOAM-2.AM 731·$448 <ompanypaidmedkal, purchaaed. Mr. Smith, 546-4788. ______ -----------• dental, lonC·lerm dis· JCM67S.3080 ---Diet properly w Ith ability aad life 1n-F'OUND Insh Seller Mid land Pharm aca aurance. Welchel Moch. Shop 5484477 Grape!rwt Dael Plan and otHoUct.)"I per year Prof1t.able Corp. haa to Aquavaf ·'water pills" •Chrlalmu week 11h14f.· &ellout.Pncereduced FOUNO bile Cockapoo Westcl fC Pharmacy down -paid. Now $79,500 wear'g flea collar vtc Newport Beac_h ___ -t •12 Penoo.al leave da•·.i From$132M Christine Dr, H.B. ., a:>kfor~ \'1 CRANfo; 968 2-i~ am or early eve BEAUTIFUL GIRLS per year ' I have an ex c 1 t 1 n •F.ducatiooal ass1swm·t: H.B S 1716 Orang!.' C!'\1 on Y b t th •Modem carpeted. air· fH.5-.ll70 S.I00608 t'OUN D Pure breed ~e~~~:!test~d::,u 535.~ conditionedfac11lt1es RESTAURANT Burme-:-.<' cat, Male. 1900 --------blk N\\pt Bhd. CM. To Lari;e. ullamatc m fa, ture~ & motif. StO ooo Yr. net now & JU~t i.:el ting .,tJrted New r.1~1 growing area. I:: Z opr Check Lha~! UBI 751-3741 identify 548-8270 Penonal Senlus 5360 .........•.....•.•••..• Jo'OUND imall l.ime Par rot lnda:inapoh~ & Bch *MASSAGE* Blvd. II B Call 675-4820 m r rcALL MASS1\G E M1nimum 6 month<; ex· penence in electronat· ai-· sembly and soldering knowledge. Please apply at ••CdM dlx 2 rm swte. ---Found Sml female blk * Sl8-00l4 * w /brn spots. Nr U.A PCC BUSINESS SYSTEMS util pd, A/C, ample pkg, Boat Sales Serv Cinema. So. Coast ---- Sl55. mo to mo. 675·6900. $160,000 I.isl> etir Village. 751 ·21l3 DAJORWEEtC Exec. suite rental 752-0234 Outstandani:: fac1lll1es. biJ? yan:l, uuthorizrd for SCRAM·LETS Johnson. OMC & others Very little help required ANSWERS Easy terms• Airport Offices UBI 837-4200 Runion -Glade - 1 blk to 0.C. Airport. Dix ---------LanJcy Cherub - suites w /cpls, drps. Plonfff' Chlclcen Burning the candle at janitorial serv. FM WOW'. The bc:.l a\ail bolhl·nds makesitt""·ict• i.ystm. All ulll • am pl Org. co Top Loe s.io.ooo a:. hard lo keep a wa.fe IN prlcg. No lse req'd. 2 + per yr net. E 1z opr th: UARK _____ _ S.E. Bnstol, NB 557-7010 Priced right. Call for Found: ExolJc Bard. Vic Social Clubs 5400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •THE ANSWER• If you're single and tired of the bar scenes. we can show you u way lo meet attractive & active sang le people of all :igci. fai.t. We've got the answer ... al V1deov1rw 997 !>100 A Division of Pertee Computer Corporatio11 17021 Von Karman Santa.Ana, California An Equal Opportunity Employer 2ndMOFREE moredela1l:.. o f McDonald ':-. on ~yment& Full :.ervice. individual UBI 751-3741 Harbor m CM. C;ill & Prtoparcrtion ASSEMBLERS d-cnbe. c "'8370 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A I 7 M G offices. month lo month GIFT SHOP '"" .,...,. PP Y am. ac regor rent including: Recep-Schools& Yacht Corp .. 1631 L,\GllNi\ BEACH 1-·ound Tmy Female Dog, IMtnlction 7005 Placenlla, Co5ta Mesa. t1on serv. personahz Unique 10, en Lor,\ of Pomeranian? <Older I. •••••••••••••••••••••••1----------~~sop~~c~~\·:~~:~~r:!~ girt:. Do~nto""n Mall SSS 3404 d:iys, 54U-9205 ~EN WOMEN ---------• ., locallon' eves TR "I .... FOR prkg, janitoral serv. Al 81 83 -------~-"' " ASSISTANT util. exrept phooe. U 7•4200 Found: Schnauzer. male. BART&ilDING T H E EX ECU T 1 V BURGERS vac. Warner & Edwards. TWO WEEK.CLASS SUITE $1! 000 M ,. ... M 000 Hunt. Beach. 847·2065 NATION-WIDE JOB To Of c Manager 1 64().:>470 · · o ,,ros., . ....,, -PLACEMENT ------mo net. M:.&JOr Blvd FOUND: Cocker mix. ln<ilv. to work in proper.- ty management ofc. TYP· ing 50+, statistical typ- ing, lite bkkpng. Xlnt benefit package. Salary. ~- • l MO FREEHENT • l'rtl't•d lo st.•11. Frer fem, blk. & whl. short ~~J61~iE 1·2·3 Rm. dlx. offaces N stand~· Other ~oodies legs, v1c. Walnut/Santa OPPORTUNITIES lease req. Adj. Airporte too! Ana CM. 646-2063 "'MERIC ...... Hotel. LOW RATES UBI 751-3741 • "' "'" rut.L SERV 833·3223 ·11 Founct: Clarinet. owner BARTENDERS noon Business Sales Co. sdls identify hy color. senal SCHOOL busme~st•s m S1) OrJn~c no, Joe & date lost. Con 1l04 E. 17th St., SA Ok , Cst. Hwy. al 3 Arc Co. Restaurant~. Bil r~. lai.'l II U. Police Uept 8J4·l!J60 Bay a street front Ne Ouy or ~l'll. C:Jll 536 5621 Schools Coast To Coast ocean vu. 499-4070 83Hl670 !Aho !'i.1lcsmcn ---- wanlt'<I l Found· llACCOON. Vic L.A. COLLE G E 0 F' '\. Y'I I RO\\ ASr..,()CIAl l:-i P~Agency 3723 Birch St .. N.B . 557-0045 OFC SUITE Cor rent ' --15lh & 16th St. Costa MASSAGE. Low cost ocean view, lg . balcony. Jewelry Store Mes..i. Day-Eve-Sat Clai.ses in upstair.; w /gara~r. Top drawer mcn·han· 548 3843 Santa Ana. 556 7171 _mo __ SJ&. __ &!34 __ D_a_\_'1_rl_D_a_h_1_, ct Is e r rt' s t I j.!" ii r (• d lOO"k Employer 4450 .........•.....•......• LAGUNA BEACH Small Comnt.rcial Store or can be used as pro· fessaonal office Located m older shopping com plex. with rustic al mosphere. $175 Mo., ut1I paid by landlord MISSION REALTY 985S. Coast, Laguna 494-0731 4 DELUXE OFC'S Conf. rm .. scat 25. ;ill $1000 m<• ncl Ht•Iµ run. A sic.ii' S.:e 1t ' UBI 751·3741 FOUND. Doberman JobsW;,.ed-, -70751---•R•e•ta.•.ncd---• Plnscher youni: female, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------~o 1dent1f1cat1on. Vic Mature Exec sccty t o Automotive Sl:it<'r., I.olden We-;t, hou-.e-s at your home New Det:ial Shop net'<ls Sett Wine Tavern 11 13 S4w IU:J5 -----<plants. pets I for 3 Ii help. INDt..STRIALl.Ol' LOST , fam . pet !. mo:..Rds.SJ78127 Top wages paid. Engine Gro:.s1ng O\ t·r ~sooo SJmoycd t~hep. szl F &. :----• Steamers. eng pa1~tt<rs. p imo. on 5'~ day 'l't'<'k a reddish brn sml long S p ,\ CE p LANN t: R · buffers & polishers. up· Price include-. :? l'ool hair M. doJ:s. Back BJ} spcc1f1er o( furnishing:. bolstery shampooer$, Tables Little rood. Im~ .irca Hcward!'HO·J636 for romm prOJCets, check oul, pack-up & de· hospatab. banks, hotels, livery. Apply at ~~~\4~~lerm~ TIME LOST doit. Samoyed1 etc. Avl pl/full lime. 20.59Harbor81,CM ----------Shepherd max, fem. on 631 0060 645-1030 LIQUOR STORES S20.000 month S!S,000 month s.12,000 month Broker t><tO 9019 3 · 1 4 o n He 1 1 n r Help Wanhd 7100 •AUTOMOTIVE• Goldenwest. Tan bark. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •BOOKKEEPER• whale front blk & whl . . tail. Blk tipped,h /ir Accepting apphcal1ons •ALSO PBX• around head. Reward m?mmi:: & Junrh shifts. Xlnt workfog cond, co, 1142.0234 M1dn1ght to 7AM . Apply benefiL'I, sal open. Vern paneled, sm. whse in re· ln•ntment }'°~: :~ l2 ~ ~ ~e:~\~L:~~ Opportunity 5015 al Jark in the Box, 1201 Trider Chevrolet, 215 So. S. Cst Hwy, Laguna Euclid, Anah. Ask for Beach. Maxine 991·3100. AUTOMOTIVE Npl Ills Br:ind nt•11. .!hr C'pt. drro-d~h"" 'hr Ip :!.15 16th J>J 3l'l' trl:! ~ l .,., BIKE TO IEACH The Bluffs. 2300 i.q n. Iii\ ury apt 3 Rr 3 Ba , $S:Jli 1).1-0 52'.J6 . 540 7 55!1 l farkans ••••••••••• • •• •••••• • •• f, 0 S T T c a C u p Chihuahua. tan in color. wear'j! red collar w /bell an Blul'fin Dr. area. Sat afternoon. 493·5121 ACCOUNTING OFFICE CLERK Straight i::uy or l!al to 714·581·9393 Wanted. 2nd Trust D<'cd l> hare 2 8 r, 1 R ;i , ---------from private party. Call 1 ""'T Sh 1 T C' 11 Apply an person. Ml furnished apt in C :\1 RETAIL STORE afler4pm 642 5976 ""'"' • c lie ( oy 0 iel lOam, Airporter Inn BOOKKEEPER For new car dealership. Mr. Milner, Alias Chrysler Plymouth. s.16-1934 Lg~ I br .l bJ frplt Easti.1d<-r•frw '.! btlrrn ' ri~h.,..hr. ,tll ~ ira.:1• ba. condo Frpl1 . bll m, end yd ;-.;0 dOR'> 110~ drapes, c·aq)t'l\ l .. 11 l!t' Alabam.l, S3ti·3465 or pn'' i;und1·r~ t'htld O r. 5Jf' 1118 \IC No 11.B. Aft ;, fall I O C Own 8drm.1furn nee Beacharea,960sq.ft.All 846 32611 PLEASE Hole. opposite Sl2.5 \lo . )cJrly 645-8193 filli 11123 2 Br, S!lO l Br, $1'15 enc I gar 131\ ~; IL1y St !).t l SJJJ. ~VII h-11\ 2325 BAY MEADOWS Spac. & chrery 2 hr apt Encl gar. pool, Jaru111 Adults only No k 11h or pets. Fr. $250. lsl. last + sec. Avail April ht 646-0073 NEW 2 hr, lha. itar . dswMhr . .!0:!.5 <:hat It• St 548-5763 eve. 635 -17111 duys A PlnECREEH 'llEW 1.., &. :l RDR \IS From $254l to $400 S.19 9739 NPar Brookhurst & I lam1lton lge Jbr. 2• ,ba. frplc, yan:l, enc garage S38S 844).9088 Bi9CanyonEast Near OCC and shop· new improvements .._.~ tol.oan 5025 Reward Airport. 18700 2 hr apt on i::ol( coursc p1nl( $112 50 /mo + Crpt, cust. lighting . ..-.ey MacArthurnlvd,Irvine. ---------- "°"avail utahllcs Call548·0136 frpk, etc. Cash for 1m· ••••••••••••••••••••••• U)ST llttl~ blk 3mo old Accls Pay/Rec. J\cct AYON •Uhl ~lf·cl<>.in O\t'n !-'em. rmmt -w-an_t_ed __ S_h_r provements + rlexable 1st, 2nd & 3rd T.D.'s fem pupp)_. has 4 shoe_s & Clerk w /xlnt typini: •llkup(orWa,hr Uqer Zbr. 2ba nr Occ +exp lease.67s.J080(10-4) LOANSAVAILABLE socks. Vic Paularmo skills. Position full of Ar.YouA •Air Cond1l1oned BALBOA INN Credit not important School 540-3i09 1 ~ ()9.l9 bef IOa m 6 3 .oo~ 8 k vanety In p easant busy '---'• p--7. •fireplace ....,,.. y I ls . 7 .....,.,.. ro er office. For phone &n· ._,.. ... _.,, t •2CarGarw autooµnr ~s _,.,,mo. r Y e. Pnme Mor--,..--T t LOST: Germ Shep. male, ter view, contact Eve Ir ao, you'll enjoy mee. • tull Sf>cunlv for ll...t 050 space in Jnn. 615.8740. oe:dr'' rus 5035 ~~.o~:~!id'f 64~~iag. Stillson. 540· 7640. Com mg people while selln~ ____ 644 __ -0509_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• hldlntrial Retlfal 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• murucation Components ~~!~~c::.ma~ "e~~;;. .DauxE. Wanted lmmed, pnvate ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST · "iale adult r,._.,, 3000 ••-··ay Ave 0 811 /. % . " ' ' """.,. nu... " ings. Fieldble hrs. Call ~luxe pool side xtra lgE· Eutbluff 3 br, 2 b:i J:arag~, 1..ag. BTch. area. •MEWPORTIEACH• L ANS i'2 0 Siamese. Ans. to Sam Costa Mesa. S40-704lorZenilh 7.1359_ 2br, 2ba. bltns dsh-.hr Lease Incl spac m:i<;tt'r Pref.8<>.La~. opdollar 311S4?-7700-ll.500 Sq ft. Alto2ndTDl.oofts ::~~~~~B 833·2574,Al --D-E-.-,-.v-e---in_ro_r_a_ct_l_v_e,1----------~~~ ~~no µels ~uale, din rm & dhl of'fered.4!17-3Al>4 sprinklered. 12 Ft over· FairestTerm ssince1949 young handicapped garage. Auto door Offl R.....-a....1 .... 00 head doors. loading s ........ ~Mt...Co. LMt,greymanSchnauzer. woman. Rm/brd/sal.1---------• --------I p I •· c• ......,Ull ,.,. dock. ROBERT NAT· U1TI'C'J" ,.,. BANKING Huntington II arbour area opener ava1 · no "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 .. ..,2171 5 .. 5 ,..6 I I male Vic Springdale & 960-1479. .._.0 TE 9e1 1 ~ ._ B 2 B I rcneallon area. A11t1llb TRES.S, Realtor. 752 5041 ,.""' ,. ""' W . K. B o•s ""'"" -----------1 " ''" ·~ ...:aut 2 r. a. uxury arner, . . .,.. ...... ,,,., apt. Newly del'orat<'d only. No pets. 1''rom s;11;1 EAST C . M. •MISSIONVU:JO• PRIVATE PARTY p-~-'. Amb.emce Drhen Imperial Bank h as an Rltrui incl dshwshr. pool up. . Retail or ofr space. at Xlnt location in new in· 1 f ...---.. 5350 and AffettdG1b immed,..openlng in out' w /heaut. lndscpd court --86SAm1gosWay_ 40"·SO< Rc.-decord. am· dustrialpark. ~~/'gY~~~3 or your ••••••••••••••••••••••• TopWagea,Pb~2-l151 Costa Mesa brunch. yard Adult'l. no pets • pleprk~. pvt. baths. 1770 493.1102. eves 493-7687 ·-· --Drinking problem? Must have note depart· 846-175Sor84fi:.\!l44 WESTCLIFI-ConJ<> OrangeAve.Llt646·487l WANTJo:D 2nd TU. CallAlcoholHelpline AcPToupMleAN.NeAwG~7Ruru.~taatduurlet ment experience. Will Best deal! $165. Smgles OK Fee. Mam R<'nlnls, ~10 5J70 1175 2 Br, gar, kids OK. t'ee ~1a1n Rentals. S40 5370 Supersharp2Br.2bo.111l -. St0tage 4550 549000 Will pay points 24h.rsa day835·3830 .. workwithbond.s,cashiec- bltns. pool. $375 A~l Uruque ocrices for rent ••••••••••••••••••••••• Weil s~un·d CdM pro --complex. C.M. llusb. checks, money orders. ITTJ.~10 H.astonr Cannery Village Fenced 70x60• lot for renl rt 673.1658 _PREGNA~T? . may have other job. Apt commercial & install: from Sl00-$600 per mo 6 in Costa Mesa pe y. evc.c, -Carin g conf1de nt1al +modestsalary.642-4907 ment loans & be famila·r WALi\ TO lH:1\Cll' month lease. Uta!. incl. 646•59a.J IO'"i> Discount 10r ~ Jnt on counseling & referral. wkdays 9 to4 with on-line systems. 2 hr. 2 ba unit Nc\f.'r Also avail able free s:ll.000 2nd T [) 3 Yr Abortion, adoption & Contact Leslie Treece, II \'eel in· f'rplr & 3 ll standing bwldmg-Amplc Rffttals Wanffd 4600 due d:ite on O<'canfront keeping. A R E Y 0 U (710 835-0151 Minority '\lras. ms mo. 645 7513 parking-Storage-Lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• home an N R. Call Ray. APCARE 547-2563 DISSATISFIED with applJcant.sencour&eed to .....----------13 bdrm. i •; ha, s ngle Agt sp:ice. Just $800 per mo. Responalble Journalist ~ your present family In· 1.YoofOrongeCoomy's story, end unit condo, nr SELL idle items with a (1200 sq. ft .). Perfect for seeks smaU 1 Bdrm eot· -------•SHARON•S* come? Let your abllit.Y /.'$)$''·I""'"' lid '-"'-' l •,•._ .. l '.A'>/ 100 I '11111 S/4() mostbeou11tuloportment II . Harbour $350. DailvPL1otClass1fiedAd. ~~aalllnq!lhuio,!>_awt~_1!PFlaacy tage Qt'bouse part.fum. A1Momc11Mnts OtITCALL MASSACE supplement your ln·I•--------.. 008-0292. 6-12-56-Ts. ...~ · '"' '""' · in Laguna Beach or P«1CMMlls 499-1224 come. Husband " wif communlles.Areloxing ---------• tory, 425 E . 30th St. Newport Beach. S200 per , ...A• R.-....11 work toaetber. N BANKING setTlngwtltlsteoms, rr;::;;:;;~:-:::-:-=--:::--::-:::==;:":;ii~ Newport Beach or call mo Quiet location a __.. • ..._ telephone interview. IOOl(l(Elp8t WO!elfots,onc1mojes11c ~ STAR GA'ZEKti• 673.a71or61~1e1 nt. Send lnfOf'mauon ••••••••••••••••••••••• *KAREN1S * 731-44.ctKar Return1t.emac1er~ 1rees. F«JIUT1ng poolS, ... n. ... to Ad No. 866, Dally Lost & PoaiMt 5 300 OtITCALL MASSAGE Bank exper req'd. _,..... 1-.......;...~.:..,..----..cuYLPOU.\N---......------11 Ofc-store-lndalrl, CM ""......, P08ox t560,Costa ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6PM-2AM 838.1780 CoaladBobCref.ahton Jo .. u.u..,souno,blllords, w "-0oi1r~c.i. t< s125, $185 & s2ss .• ..-~ REWARD• $100 L t --------~SEMBl.ERS --oo ond exclllng ckJ.....,,,.-ft ..,.. ...... c11 • .,,., "'• s...... ..,.. "~"Z""" or-... 09 Mesa, Calif. 92626 . . O!I . -· · uuuu;,v Todnelop-..,qgielorW.dnadoy, ..._......, v ....... , YeUowtwhlle Lab pup. AIORTION IrvtneNaUonalBank wllhsocioleventsTennls. rwod~c.on~to,,.,,..,_ Dana Point/San ..._.11.,,..d py. Fem.201b Vic Fed ~ling &Rererral Experlenred Equal()pporEmployer gym,on<IV()leybOI 01 ofyo.,rlodlo(btrttislll"o Cl le AJI k' ck 1 1 ro. C.M. Dys. 837 2270 Preg lest-avail. wknd!I TheVlllona.Moreor ~= .... t=:-t~ emen · '" nc · Rftaltc• Ev:7Sl·4836 24 Hr HelpUneS47·9495 ...... 1'JVT1U0 wv 31,..,_ """" ..,,_ dent.I/med. From SW. ••••••••••••••••••••••• un.a•A.U• 6Wf'(lhhgyou'relooklng :~ J:~ :~. _"96-_l_MO ______ lusJMts sso REWARD-For Blk MASSAGE TB.UltS fOl'.RmllurelSovolloble. ~~ruiry r,l:""'°" =~· ~ SOOS Tom, atrayed Nov. fl 1mmed. opeulqs for on- Oneond1M>Bedroom •eo..-le•.., ...... i._ AIRrORT ••••••••••••••••••••••• when ownr wcot for sur FIGURE MODELS J141 c....-Dri.-call Tellers an the N.8. Adt#L.Mrlg. :~::=-;~ ~S: Ample p1rklnl{. freeway COMJdHfftcJ a lvt7 11eryv ho181Nrded1H·~· a;etJ ESCORTS 546-4741 area. Elsper'd preC'd, but Offices open 9:00to6'()() .,,., "" """ & airport vlslblllly. 3200 Over 5-00 Active loeal nr 111 ew nnu. ·It OUTCALL OHLY (Acrou From will train lhoH w/publJc :!= :~· ~~~....... Sq n U bus. UsUnp. Pleasr call Bluck Tom, hind h•1t11. ('()ftlAct baCkJl'OUad. Now renting, "~' M .o .. •ici• ~'-. . • w /recep on of· fmt t.oN. noee & ehe'11t 631-3811 OrangeCo.Alrport) Xlnt 1rowtb potential, ,1;::;-~~:.,-n&:-' O<:e, priv. omce & real or atop by for lrff Info whl. Slk spoc. 00 rtlhl ---------Equal Oppor Employer --•arv ._..___,.•-. ~ room ..,..... P•rmo All caledoriea & ty-a. ld ol "' .., ., .. ~ ..... , ... ,U: :~ :SU:... ' ...... ~ " ,,4..... 1 • llC)lc. ,,kin pro· EXOTIC GIRLS ---------t APPIYlnPtrson :r:: :/:" 111!~ HARIOlllALTY ~~1uara.ntee to peaae blem, Ul\11 hind ~u•rten MAS1JR1!f'&ModeUn« .ASSIMlll.IRS wect,-March23rd ., __ &i~ :"' 673-4400 751 •3741 &stall a lot Cal collect OutullM2·31881~3-32SO Between10.m63pm ~v.,... 1\.3~ , eves. (2t3)Mt 2* --------• Hrt. 9AM-IPM, IZ.7S to IOHM.M9ast. ~~ §~ s&i. SHARE Ofc apace . ~~~W-rsESS LOST: Man 1 1old ID LJHDA.lrYICKI ~::l.dt!ruft~~eu°d~ ao-201 s-t.Aae • ._ 1:-!!"" Pbotocopler. others 1.S2S MHa Verde Dr E bracelet, lnlllala R B Olllc.al Mauap alr"C'd. Harbor Blvd.Saa CALJ10lMIA 1:1:... eo~ at:;: avail. Pvt. prt1. •other (acrcas from Kona Ln.) IWward Lott Vic Hoa1 Portt. '-of ltl Dtefo '""7 Ind. area. tltUMI Oool JO\~ 6\.:!!nt aroenltlH. L11 Bch. SUlt.e tOI. CCJsU Mesa lap. Call 5S6-7T7T ask Sentni all OranaeCo. Cal 140·4T7f for In· •--' ,_ Em...,-mJt \51 '-I Ca.JI. 04-1034 UBI Open 7 dart ror SU.. ~27U t.erview •ppt. --..,_ .,.,. I .======~~==========~====:=e===:======i=::::=======±=======:=!=:====~==~ v • C M WOK~ P'r•e ••Umal• l.1c bonded MM1.ZO • vr; Y l'!AT PA'rell ••-••••••••••••••••••• COUPLl:ICl .. SAPONG JO 6TCXTURK R•mo\ala, lrlmm1n11 U.'anlra& w1th CAR!: ll"Ollifll. LIJht ~<1rk ~ FMI ·1"5 pruntna. '"" Ht l ,1< 11 R.b111t11n1 m) hc1m• wltn41 Vl Or"""" Ir :lJnd. <:1111 111 Mr•u 13.JZll Ear ll••ali.llD 1ar0ener J)u'el6 aulalU .. U &5itaobow .._.,6 , F\illylr"'und la.-al:M V clunup1, pru11ln1. MS-74''1 ,.._._ PATIOS WALKS tnrrunlnjj, luiuJMl-.cTII lmm•cul•l• d•en1n1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cllurk • ~ 'v1. P11lmi.. Jltllllipm C91neint Co l.1r •-.................... --Hou.ea, aph, boal1. 0 rn.. INTERIOR tEXTR Paml llOM ESA\'F.RS. Plumb ollvn lrtmmtd. thlnnL-d 6 lloodtd l"(llf' Ht call ELECTRICAL ~t::H \'ICE Cl tMi till~ S.tb iu•r Call now! _..................... lna. f!irpr'd hiah quality lnJ 6 H~alln111. ~ nt Pru nod . r" mo,.•· d n1 *' l!I" 6 pm or 7 CALJ...~ SJ~ hr. "~ ALL ••••••••••••••••••••••• 173-1771 ProlealOllally blown in, wnrk Super relUI rate•. sio hr Hon t • nill11blc ~9229 al\ 5 11Coll•"<-S tud <-nt Carpentttr Pat1u c•vr!I decks. ft.'nl'l'l> i.helves, .idd ons. ell'. Refi.. ftl'l' etit 673·3658 am J08S*"2~ HANDYMAN: Carpmnlr)'. 8 T E A M ~LE A N dO-lt·younelf prices. Llc sn 3181 John serv1ce B of A. M11trchj1 S CAL a...._ /" electrlral, plumbln&. CARP£-i'S, also SHAM 325018, bonded. 963 9546 -... XCLNT PAI"'TIN" 84'1·03l3or75l·31.50 CONCRli:Tt; P~: l .._.... MMtoSPM 84'7 2787 ,.., ,, u Orive"Wuys, wallcs, walls. ....................... · · POO. FLOORS 6 WIN· t hi I I 'I lnlr & Extr. Kea,;. ._.. & lepalr patios & planters Con· Linoleum, no w1o1x, rov HANDYMAN DOWS CLEANED TOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free est. 5-18-2706 FRED ••••••••~••••••••••••• c rett.'·Allphall sawing & ing. & repair sub noor. Aptslrhomes.reasnbl CaUDlfl'CH~·lSOI Fireplaces-Plantns Painting. carpentry Serv1ct.'calls&i1mullJOb:1 removal Area refa. fkfs &. ht• 49827ll & <:.ial1Robert631·262S Youna energetic couple ... ~ckConcrelePauo PR-:laNsoaTlaNbGle.dlenpetrnda/Ebxl';{ General repair QualllY 979-7126, 645 7~ 661·()MI! .. ~k Walls BBQ Pits "' • · wk Fa 1 r p r 1 c e:. only L1cConlr All work w /cood refs wants Refs.Esl.'IG46-04G4 !:~.t;,!.,/Sl. Call Jay Bob;Steveo&~SlH ~uar 962 8314 Cofttroctor Geil .,.199 housecleaning on re&ular ...., ,....., c..,.. Ser•lc• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sklploader. dump truck, basis. c .. 11 aft 6 pm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEE M JAR\ 1~ Gardening by Japanest.>, h11u~nl(. tr~ w~rk;J;;d· _66 __ 1-0798 ______ _ <.:arpet Man will lay yours t\dd1t s. Rmdl g. hr~8·5 mainl · c·leJnup, trim mg. emo. etc 51 -· Housecleaning Very good Free Est. Blorkwulls. ::.lumpstonc. brit•k Re!>1Comm Reas 111: bond Bob 750 !1:154, &t2 !114-i Paint any Bdrm w 2 coal!. RoofincJ S49+paint. Beam ce1I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ings, closets xtra Ro~er Repairs Lil' &. 1n::. /\II 494 4201 t) pt!S Frt.•t• t'St w J It 11r manl' Repair'> & Ph 962·320ll.Lic3175ti rrung.frl't.'\:'sl 96tl~ Hemline) work & gd refs. Own deamng too' t;uur "'ork Hcll.ible i-;,1.ir J aµanl'st• ••••••••••••••••••••••• trans !HS-3932 at bigger savrn.:., ~r l'~l Remodeh. ,\dd1t1on-.. Gardcm·r Ht•a..,onabll' llauhng moHng. cleanup Xlnt houseclt-aoing by PaintllM),IPaperinq f>.'5J6.lti PatmC\rs&Occk.:. \n) pnl·cs Fn.-.. c:-.t 6155230 S7 up Tr~c"'ork Reai., day . $28 da) Own ••••••••••••••••••••••• F.XPERT P;rntrng Fair Call anytlml'S4l S.~3U prier:-Frel' c:-.t • CarJ>('t \ rnyl 1>1 a I'(''> Sall's·ln!>lJll ltcpa1r-. Gd Prices 545-3837 IYPt'' or t on:.truc.:twn :\hkt• fost. free t•sl ~12 4597 John Mullin' &. Son • transportation 54J·4ti25 ,\pt SpeciahM \\g IUr 1-:c;tabh .. hed 673·4967 T••lsion R.,,a1,. .....••••.............. 5411·47!!().ih ti t.;,\HIH:Nl!\C ~EH\ ll'E :\10\ilNG & 11,\ULll\C, aft 5pm ~iO 2 Hr. :!Lia ~l com Pa~·rhanj?rnli( Euroµean <:rallsm.in Reai.11nablt· :\loshe liJl 3.SS:l C: \NOPY TV Sf':H\ tn· 1-.L H \TE Si':H VICI·. \t 1-'Jll' Prll'l'S 91;0 HiJ:I l'Ll'.:A,'.I; l I'S an) thin.: any\\ ht•rl' ~tlt'tl' l'<'lt•r Loi.: an ti-I:! ·'•tiill R!-:,\.~u-.:,\Hl.L l1lJ l:>Ki C'Jll Jl\yllnw 1113 251!"> Want ·\d, Call ti-I:! Sb7X &15·1{.llj4 Help Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 H•lp Wanted 7100 Help Want•d 7100 Help Wanted 7100 .•••••••.•.•..........••••••••••....•.......•. ·••·••·•····•·········· .........•.......•....•.••....•..•.....••...•. ··•·•·····••••······•·· .........•.•.•...........................•..•....•••.•..•••.•...••... llARMAIUS U.i). N1Jlhl & Rl'licf Shift.. Cull fur • appt. 5'18· 7781 Heauty Opr a::arn mun· by renlmg ~puct• I .l·.HI ang CtlM salon A:-.k for Jim, &W 7J21or552 O!J1:1 BINDERY DEPT. \':.mow. dulll'S l\tu~t lw ablt-to lift he:.ivy h<>'<l'S, 5 da\ "'k Good bl•nef1b S! 7.a hr Appl) Nallon:.11 S~slems Corp . ·131il H1rt·h St :'lo H C''H'ilr o C \1rport 1 1-· 0 1' Boat Repairmen --COUNTER HELP DAY SHIFT. FULL & P/TIME Rexlbl~ HauM For HauHwl••' Apply In Person DEL TACO 25252 la Paz Rd., L~a Hills \lul>l ha\ e Jl'lual Jflh t \ Help Wanted 71 00 Help Wonted 71 00 f)l.•r tn v.. Jll•r1 ront ho at •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1111 •• \Jrd. mech t>lt•<•t ,\t hull c n , k 1 _. 1 I Ii ,. \ , ... , 1 " . t I' t rt•pair on ~·ad1h lo KO ,. r . I , • I ~nta l\l'll'I' C'rlll II (' · . rO '""Ion.I l ttt """ p l1m1• 14 po,;.1hl\• fut UH' Hlark1t•" Boal 'r .or •I Wa1trt'>" Grand 1111t•11111g r' h ~ r~;l.G8J4 . l""!l.IO'lllO 0 I' , \ " 1·ours~ :.J)t•t 1.11 ~: I mb pl' r d J 1 1 1, h ,, , ,. , BOOl<KEEPER 4 1 f..i.t·uin~ & 11111 •t.• t•sPf'1'1alh 1n-.ur:inr1• 11111 hit• ~Llm11uro11' pro , t'''"rlf.! '>;ti "I" II (',11l•t•r '"'~'°" l.t·.orn 111 Ito 111' oiipl\ fl H X.I:! 1~.;11 full t•hari:t· fu 11 t 1 m1· ·\ment:an Car Plau t '1111 1a<:t Rich Bond 751 ll!Ho 1''1 cc .Joto plarcm .. 111 .1·. · BOOKKEEPER ~1"t C .. tll <7 H l i.d •11·.11 lll"''l'r \I. \.<.,SIST \YI So \;1hl Wartn•,, law I" T ehrs11!4· '''I'''' •t. \ l7!Yl2 Sk\ I' ark Bl Sit• l , "' '"' Bu".' 11 II '" Jt' ln1n\.'Ca'1<.'ill 1u·1· w f.!tl•;ot ... 1.111 I\: Pubhl' Commumc<.1t111n~ , r1rm needs supt•r sharp p time !10 IS hrs"'"' bnokkct-Pl'r ''u't hi' able lo h;indl1· h11l1ng & pa} roll. Jl'Cnunts 1 c re1\ ;ible & payahle. 1>rc COOKS f111 1 Oii\ I t'Oli'r l<'l""I Ol'Cl'"'-\\111 ff",1111 111\ <lll'h \11 l.1\1111 6-lti 77&1 part• f1n.111t·1al ..,t.ote (.'001\ '\1·,••h-11 1111· l'On\ • mrnh undt•r l I' \', hospital JO:irn 1, 1011111 t.:wdam•t• ,\pph .11 '>Ml ~· lime I 'l'"r cl onh 1 ~'OJ. 17671 ln1111• 111\Cf, 1•1 .. a,1 ;opp!)• 111 pt•rson Tw.tin llt•H•1 I\ \I ;onv1 .1111 \ •• ----------1 ton.1 c' \1 CAR WASH HELP F llml· '" "r IH .1 LOI .111nn' \letro ('.ir ",1sh 2950 llarh<Jr 1\1 < ·~ t 'AT SIIT r:H ot·ra~1on11I Your huttw ""11 1·h1k.lr1 11 or other pt-h 2 Ot'd a" l'cl IOO', indoor cat... ~. p dav !.179 i~ COOKS l h " .J ., I I ' R " .., ,. r fll''il.1111,1111 I Jl't 1 pl1111• ''""'" .ttl•lll' 1111 .. ,, .. I •I 1'0111\ \Int trin," bt•rwt1l ,\ h11ur \ppl~ in IJt.'r,,un 11"1 " l'o~ ""' \ l..at.:unu 1-kal h • 1 ·hairs1dl' Dt•nt.11 \!-.~tst t n ~ \1 ET (I J 11 <; I..., I 1-:xpt•1 l da \" 1111 111 c1 "·"'''"I Ii) "' Saturda)" 5-16!14·11 <'lll'•I\•' '•""" 111 111 ,,. 1 'hlld t:ar1• :! 11111•, 1• .. r~un 1.11'1.11' 1·.1r""' "l'I'"' t rwedt•d fill l"hur' ...... r'\p •1r t 1 .1111t'1 l'..11 P rt• f ' o u ' h nl 'l o hl-.! l'fl ..! .1n1m,11 ... t'r~·· 111 t 1111nto·1 c:11t10"'111k \Ion 1!14 :l<!.~!I Fri h ;111,1m t.! .llopm t 'hun h Ofr 'w• rl't.on i 11 r \p•!r prt•f cl \ppl\ 111 IX'r"''" "' kno141 .. d>:i· .,f p1· r ... on (, 11111' 11 1111' mtmf'ngrotrh ~Ila\~ w._, l.>on111 ::>hot• I~, 11 Kl,•.11 h 'I 5 Call l~l Ktllil Bl, If H ,., Olk' '\ ol falh..rt <1.ERICAI, COUNTER. HELP \lust be ra,t & t'ffll 11'01 {I.; .1blt' lo !>la rt '" 11 \\I l1t•nl'f1l:-'"I:! 71!lo lknl.11 \-.,,1•.1 l'h,111 .1t11• \, ti '"'""I 111·1· ..... ol,11 \ OJK'll lh'l•I~ tu ( l.°''llll'I( .id no Ill)~ 1 " 11.111\ 1'1lot l'C l Bo-. I 14~1 I 't"t.1 :\1~-..J. Lolif 92t. •t. 0 1-::-n \I Cha"''''" .1 !>L'>l ~'I' onh .1v11h tor Ir\ th·11lhl, t 11.1\ "I. l".1 II bt" n '.I \ \t ~ .11' \I ;,p X:L'l'l DENTAL ASSIST RECEPTIONIST \lvn ~~at l':'J>t.'r d Ill ~.'humm 91i:! 1•W. ll 1-. " 1 ' r 1t 1-< • 1-. t' 110;\ISI lull 11nw lw l'c'(lo 1•r.1t 1111· 1n t''"'·' :\It-"·' I 'fl••r r1·q111n'll 1·.ill ll11tl) .JI,, It! >.~ t>i,1nh11t11r 1nl1•r .. .,1t·1f 111 p t11m· lll('OllW ',, $1 tMllt Jlt'I mo or mor .. ht• ll t' f I I , \l .1 t II I" 1,,~t 111:!:1 ocx;(;JHHJ\lf':H t''IJWr ii full or I' 111ne l'.tC'\'I ~ c ;rnom1ng I.al! '\1f.!11t•I 1 'all x.11 o:r:• ••r X;CJ 11,:1:1 tor rnt1·r' il'"' DRIVERS ICrou-Cowdry I "" 'IX'l ial ht· rcq •I \lJd1rl')(Or Y .1cht Corp 11..JI Plac~ntla L \1 *TELEPHONE COMPANY• Personnel Needed Immediately :r1 l5 h,.. J>f'r "'''"k \pph ESCROW SECRET A.RY m pc"non or 1·.111 \m\ .11 Re.ii 1-:'>tdtl-' loan or l''I Roberto' .1(le1 ., l'\1 e-;crow t.'XJ>('r dc<;1r<1hl .... tH4 20.10 hut ... 111 con'!der trarn l Ol'PLE. ambit ltlll' rn~ ,\nuralt' l~prnJ:. no -;h In int' Sa\ 1n..:., & "1111 n~ tu IP.1 rn t n Loan, 752 64~ EXPERIEHCED OHLY *Customer Rep *Operators .t yl'urs rt"cent _.'Ip. *Clerks manai.ie '>mall bu:o.rn"'' S.'i'J-0215 Couner. part t1mc :\lust hnvr own <'lfr l>t·pvnda hie• 64-1 15.'l 7 Jll-:U\'Jo:HY :\IAN 1-:.1rlv ,\M Tlml'~ roulf' < 'osla M1"S.1 Nof'nllert111i:. mou.t ha\l' dcpcn1L1hl .. C'.lr 5-16 4Ult Dt·hH•n• Joh me•< h.1n1rdl t•,111•1 111•1·1•,s,1n l>a\'I., H111"n TV ,11,, \pphunt'(' f).tli IAAI 01-:uvEH'r man fo1 t-•11 ly A:\I. LA Times hnmf' dehvt'r) route No 1·01 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Xtnt o ppnr fvr 1n d1v1dual to work frlr 'v I' of sales Sh 8Cl, l> ping li5 <looct hencf1t P•.1t·k~tf.!t• Salary $!lOO + ltll~ 3141 c...,. Ori•e 546-4741 '\' .., I f.:c I\ I \ ......,, l( I \I I • P~A~y 3723 Rm·h St • N R 557-0045 l~ctmR. 21-:i h" dall) 1oor, Employer Adults onlv :'\1ust have Reta.med e ro no m'1 f' a I car ·l•---------Wt'slm1nster /Hntg Bch __ .-. "';iii; <Across From OratlfeCo. Airport) Equal Oppor Employer nrea 6.38 0126 ~~......._ DENTAL As~ist . ----------1 Chalrs1dl', F /time. At CLERICAL least 6 mOll. ex~. < 1 l Sat . Lite typing, ffi1ng. Some per mo H B. 846-~ olc exper. betprul. Will Dental Assistant. exper, train. Apply Nation•! X·ray certificate, full or Systems Corp .. 436 part time, Nwpl Bch. Birch St, N .B CNea 640-2970 FHS,AID Accounting Clk to S800 Secretanes to '961 Bookkeeper to $900 G. Ofc /l'ype to $700 Also Fee Jobs Jrvtne Personnel Agenry 4R8 E 17th Costa M~sa Suite32' 642-1470 O.C.Airport.F..O.E -------~ DENTAL Assist ------• Cha11"111dP. ~ol:"' handl'd AIERGUSS MGR <:l'~NERALOl''FIC:E Janitor. dl'pt•nclabk & \1 at u re V l' r ~on respons1bk 1nd1V1dual v. 1>1 .. 11:-ant JJhOnl' mun for Janitor work. N11 l'XP ncr to hanclll• varied ofr nl'cl'ssary Will train, dullc~. i::rcl'l t·u~l.. typ good pay, appl) 1n 1ng, f1l1n.: ~"" I ufc person Del Taco 1720 -.k1lb. l'ff1t:1cnl & 111 Superior A\ e . Co:. la 1h· p e n ti c n l w "r k or : Mesa M1\IO WANTED Lido Shor1•s '1ntl'I C'all 67:1 lil!OO REAL ESTATE Opening for 2 he'd real estate salespeople in an office with 21 years exp and in the same location Muny referrals and walk rns Broker pays all advertising. Top com m1ss1on Call Bill Lachcnmyer for 1n terv1ew a nytime. 11161• Newport Blvd CM MOLD MAKER MAIL DEPT. '-. I ' I '-I PEOPLE LOVER R ECJo;PTIONIST f lt m"' C:a 11 833·0053 ask. ----- Lill' typing rcci 'd \1 u'l be flexibll' & walhn~ lo do a vancty or dut1t>:-. Apply :'-.'allonal System-. Corp . 436L H1rt·h SL. N. B c Nl'ar U.C Airport) t:: 0 ~: Progrt.>ss1vc injection mold making co. has r" located lo H.B. & needs Machini!>ts & EDM Operators. Min S yrs t'X· per Xlnl Wll.ges & over· lime. Profit shann.: & olher bend1ls Be.• Center Stage for this Santa Ana cc> J\cl·urutc, but r usly typml! will do. What's needed mosl here is a smiling fat:e & a hap PY phone \Oltl'. C:ill Con Lrol Cart."Cr F.mploymcnl Agency. 556-8505 for Stella or Dume. Laundromat attendant Gl·neral Ufc. t:xpt.or in AP. \H. l'Jyroll. somt.' typ· Rellr~ pref'd. Call 751·:!09J 1n.: llr' 'ar}. Please Ll::AR."' HOW TO EAHN <"allt;.t2 15!13 MONEY! My tru1n1nl! MAIHTEHAHCE MECHANIC Schnell Corp. 17141898-6631 646 39'.!8. eves67J·4577 -----•_• --~~~~-Persona I l\t anaJ(l'mcnt ----------GENERAL OFFICE Run errand> Stal1't it.ii t) pint! ;.h or !>peed"' nt 111~ hdpful mu:.t bt.• fl~x· 1l11t• a.., JOI> "' m.11nl) makes slt:ady 1nlomt> posi:.1 blc E·Z m\:'Lhod :.tart:. )Ou carnm.: qwd. ly. For appl Cdll Kd) 73H+ll Lst Sh1fl Ht•<J '> t•:q.1t•r m:untarnrnj! &. n·p.11rrnJ! producllon mJch11wr) & ba~11· knowll'd.:1· uf m dll!iln a I d~ct r11 11 ~ Agenc}, con .. 1dt•r1ng nt'""l•--------- lalent for po,..iblt employment in tgmm b T\' & films 957 0282 RECEPTIONIST roullll•' ufc work "' somt• ----------CAMBRO MFG. ihOI Cl:!\' St II II tW fJf Bl'Jl'h 11. Su HEW ACCOUNTS REP Expcr d onl) Mu:.t t) pc 60 WP\1 \ nv Juura le Nl•Jt all1a1t1\t' ap pt'.1r.int·1· l'hon1· for .ippl PERSONAL 'J)prng 50, 1 yr gen'I oft l''Cper Good oµpo1 ~;.1lary sooc1 "'< n.•l ,1 rl ,ii d Ull~·:-. $.'150 m o < .1 t I .I 11 cl ' 711 x.'.(l ~l>Htl 1;,.n<·ral ufrlet'. part time !l ;! 1-;,f)\'fl1•nlt'1L lla1 hur .111•a t~I:! :~l!J(I GEM'l OFFICE I.Ill' l) Pllll!. m:.111 oub. for T<H1r l'o N H CJ II I >1aOl' 75l 07XX (;1r1 Frida). p.1rl lllTH'. si·d) bid. pl !1 '1'11 3 !teal t•:-.1 ah• ot fll t' S:I :!5 l'l'r h r 1-; .1 ;. t h I u I I ,1 r" a l>!Cl 11(12ft f;111 Frirl.1). hght typmg. som1• r,·cord I. l't'P S? & f1h i.: \lu:-.1 h.1\I' own ' t• h 1 • I " '\ r Ho a g llu,1111.11 s.it.in OPl'n ~·· .>.1.1;1 GUARDS Costa Mesa l'••r m;tnt.>nt Full & P:1rt ti mt• !'hoot• & transp rt' •t cl Hc11rt'd \\C•kom .. · I .tll :lit. II:?'; I. uf<o hr' 111 :!. l'I"'''° w,,.lrll·,11.i~ LOAN PROCESSOR Expt•r'd Demand Lt•l· ter .... pa~ ttlf,. lnrP l'lo,,urt.> .... nolc" of c1 .... ,1., & trus ts. h1•nd11•1;1ry & homl' owner roltt'll'!> Good typ1s1 1 mm,•d1.11t• OJ>('nrn~ o~ TEMPORARY HELP CaU 540-4455 Equal Qppor Emplo)'cr lunch Counter Food Pr~paration E' pt•rtt'lll "" , .. I 1111 \\ .11111·fl t11 \\HI I. al 11111< h t flllllll'I f'l •'f'•ll llt..: .... , nd\\ 1c·ti1·• t.. o1 ""' Setlllt ~rill \\t\lk Ill 1• I 11 cl ,. d I' 11 1 I 11 r, m I Ill 111 h"d \I t•tl I <'otl ,\ ""'I'll.ti lot'lll'lol \1•1>h uf Garfwlcl I ~qual Oppor Emplo~ ••r :'\lamtl•nalll'l' S1 l '1t 111·11 01 St'ml I \'l 1.111-;tl tt•,tll \ ,.,. n<b" lull tin11· pt·r ... 1111 "' ~•llTit· 1·k· l''!JI (;d \loot l.1ni.: t·nr1cl " f11r11 .ipt t>l:! 1:1:1.1 ortil2 i t:10 MANAGEMENT l.otJ!UllJ ll~:ad1 E>..l'l'Ull\ t• in"' hoh·,,111· ... 11ppl) htl'•• n l':. '-J ff d 1 ;J l l' ti \\'I l h 1hnam11 la-.t gro"111g IT\JJOr mk1 n.11t1111;ol 1·01 Sdddlt>bad. ::,,a, 1ni.:' \Ir~ Jcrul· i5~ 1Jl81 .-... 1• v. p ' n " " rf... r o ti ll pl. r ~on I 11 '•· II f 1 n ,. "ancl" odlt'' 1-:isrn ""ll' ~ m 1><:r h1 Appl~ 1l,11h :! 3pm. ;\1·'41• :. ~;ind"'ll'h S,d1"1n. lt;i.1It'11w. l' :\I NURSING IC\ , ll'l' .\11·ol 1rn I Surg11 .d I' t1m .. & I l111W :111 & II 7 :-.h1fts N l · It s J·; A I U I': ~ " I I :-.hilt::.. I' l1mt• & r t1m1• Sdn (.'\cm Gl.'n I llu!>p l!Mi ll22exl;!ll por:ot1on n,·t·ct... 111•uplt-----------ont•ntcd J~.,cn 1.1lt'' full OH1t·t• or 1J.1rl l1ml· l'J I :-,'.!73 ICeypwtch Sectttaries Wllh & Without Sii PBX Type sh AccountilMJ Clks o~ Exec Secretory Singh:.-. po1~ed. rt-hahle non smokl•r I' H work. typ1ni:. light bl.kpg ~omc Lr.1\CI l'hotn & rt' ,.umt' to~'' 512. ~:1 T11r11 (' ,\. !l;..>f.JC I PHONE SALES Ph 11n l' S ~ii t'' I>'"' PI 1· malt• or fcmail'. Iii to 1)5 yl'ars of agt• t;uaranll'cd "'ill!l'!-or ·comm1s:.ion:-. 250 l-:a.,t t7lh Stred, Su1ll' 0 Co~ta Mc~a . betwl't'n 5 00 at H Ju p m IHti 12'.!J Equ,11 Opporl unit' .. ;mplV\l'I POOL REPAIRMAN Exper'n prefnrabl) w tools & trut•k s.th Ot>tH Prngramm<•r SR. PROGRAMMER ANALYST ltll~ '\ ~"' ~:c )\\ c\ ..,..,t x ) \I l ' Personnel Aqency 37:!.'I n1n·h St N B 557-0045 IOU', l'.:mpln)'t'I Hctarned RECEPTIOMIST F:ish Isl F'rnancial Sen firm. HN·ept Ser). froni clt-sk '"' 1X'r R('fS req 'ct Tn>1.• tio wpm :169 San '11gucl nr ".J H Su111 200 RECEPTIONIST 1n Profei.s1on11 I off1l't' !Jowntov.n Costa .\lesJ !land write quallf1ca t1oni. 1n<:lud1ng phon•· number & address. 1 .. PO Box 63. Costa Mesa. 92627 l.1ndlr .. 1~ '\1111111r•n GUARDS WAHTED lwt\q·i·n th•·, .u1111'1•l ~ I' llmt• ln1nt-arl'a Age-l!ullo<:k-., lm\n 11•\ .. 1 111 :?1 & O\cr :\1aturl' men llw Soutll Coa~I Plat a pr1.f'l1 l'n1fnrm:. turn ,(wpplllJ! ct•nl"l 1·11..,t.1 :--.n l'a'h outla) C:ar & ;'11,.,., MAHAGEMEHT TRNE \'ouni: m.in tn "nrl.. rn )U'll\\ m.: tool n:ol:il IHJ" Ill''' \lu,l h<.· m•Jt rn ap l)l•ar &. ha\ l' \ l.'f\ rwat handwn lrnf.! ti l>J) "'t'l'k " v.1•cktl.1} nlf l'rdl'r m..1rn1'<l man fur 1w1 m rr-.pon .. 1hll· r>'" Jo.x p1·r not rt'<f ti \ J> I' h 1 ~.Ill :-. l'"' pnrt Bl ,.d. <: :'\I :\JANICCRl~TS. f ,t1mP TEMPORAR'f HELP Newport Beach Pos1llon av111I. for :i creative md1v. m s mall shop ,. n v 1 r o n m c'n t . Stro n g 360 OS . JCL1COBOL. TSO or RESTAL'RANT PIZZ:\ No"" hinng p time da)'>. Begin work immechdlt• ly Must be fa~l on feet & willing lo work. 18 or over. Apply in person. 2·5PM . Tue·Fr1. Sgt. J>epperona 's Pina 2JOO S. E . Br istol, Santa Ana II~. for hus\' :-.alon R1rh:.ird 011t'll('tlt> Salon. 2uu "'''Wpnrl nr llr .... II Coll 540-4455 F.qual Oppor F.mployer phont• Ot'I' \pp Ly .1------MASSAGE TECH Office Attendant p /t1me 2 Eve~ M idn11~ht to 8. Wknds :1 JO m1dn1ght Bayview Manor642·J505 l n1\ .. r,,t1 Pr11Lt·1·l1o n St•n 1t•1• 1:!2h W 51 h SI. S,lflt,1 \na. J.nten1eW!> ~1 ~ 1u JOam noon & 1:101 ;1opm L VN'S Aides & Kitchen Help Garfield Conv lln-.p Ti81 Garfield 1\ve llB R-17-9flil W1lh l11ploma for lop cl:ii.:-LEC;ITl:\1.\TE 'l'J Mr l.1arru:-,n. 7:i:! !lr,1;1 WYLBUR batkground in ----------lift• msuranl'c applicn RETAIL t1on Min 4 yrs f''(p1•r OPPORTUNITY Sal comml'nsur:.111• CLERKS w cxpcr St•nd rC'sumc & •\I ,\SS\(;~ Local business man look -;alary history to or call mg to expand busmcs~ Oatn Pr()(•cssmg Mgr UTOTEM Tf':Cll Ff':'l• °'llf'eds assor1:.itl'" Commerc1~l.8ankers 11,,u.,ckl·cpcr !I to 5 ·---------• \1.1turt· "'nm.in \lubllt· hnml' h~hl housekeep rng v1ml' cook.1nl! Musl dn\l' ~.ilar) open ti75 3111 HOUSEt<HPER L1vl' 1n. Ille hskpnJ! to ass1sl part disabled dad rn lr1t beach front homt- Walcr activ1l1l':o; Some nthlet1C!>, hte childcare. lilt· 'ecretanal, refs 1141) :!289 t: \ ('!> ------ ll:!lk pr 1Conk 1Ch1 Idea re l.J\C 1n f:nghsh :;peak· mg, pvt. rm, i::ood health & refs CdM. 644-8n2 lndui;tnal URGENT NEED Blueiean Jobi WOMEM-MEM TR Al MEES Mach Oprs Assemblers Inventory PackCICJer.s Collaters lns1>ectors AL'lsmrrs Day-Week-Month OrLonaer Tl'l'I Your Dect1ioa YOU DOM'T ,. Y WIPAYYOU;J C•llETL~,. SC'RVICC::S IJl-1441 MACHINIST l'rogreSSIVl' I nJCCl ion mold makmg co has r~ located to H B & ncen., :'\1 a l' h 1 n 1 s ts & E D ~ Operator:.. Min 5 yrs e'C per. Xlnl wages & O\'Cr time. Profit shannJ! & other benefits Schnell Corp. l7 I 4189S.663 I 55', Comm r.u:ir mm P 1'1me basis 673·HH6 Life fnsurancc COtWY~ience Mancets 1-\ill & r T "'nrk I .t·g 11 1401 Dove St, Stl.' 550 P061t1ons open 2nd & 3rd F.LITF. SI'\ 5 IO 111!15 Part lime person to assist Newport Beach, Ca 92660 slu!ts in San Clemente & "AT U RF W 0 :\l \ :-. m Sparu~h lmm~rallon • <7141833 8450 ext 13 Laguna Beach. Other I I' 1 · ' rnterpretat1on. 951·0.J08 ----------areai; have openings P 1mc n W<' t·om<' also. No exper. req'd. ne\\COmcrs & <·onta<'l P A R T T l M E I t f merchants. Flrx1hle hrs HELP c J.;vs t Wknds > PUBLIC RELATIONS App Y a any o our ""rson needed for in stores. 'lt•cd car, Ill<' I) P'"A needed Oft Tennis Club. "'" 2S88Newport Bl,·d. "'~ """~ t "" Leri or de:.1g n !1rm ,,., ,,.,.,,, Apply rn person a ... esa 534_2202 Costa Mesa 642·n02 Maturl' "'omen want('d for hou ~ec lean1ng service. car ne<\ P /lime Verde Country Club Ten· ----------1•---------n 1 s Pro Shop. 3000 ---------• ----------Clubhouse Rd. Costa RN'S &: LVN'S all shifts 645·512.1 MAID, hte cleaning, 5 -----------1 ---------- Mesa. PURCHASING avail. Beverly Manor Coov. Hosp .• CapistraoC1 Bch. 496-5786. days wk. 2 Hrs day. in Mature woman p /ltm PAYROLL Buyer Trainee beautiful Newparl Pen· Laundromat AsMstant SR. PAYROLL Electr onic component thouse. 546·9500 673-l~IO. 675-0334. CLERK ma.nuf. firm seeks ind1v. ------ RN'S MAIDS Mature Sitter my home. Thl~ Jolly Roger, Jne .. a w /purchas mg dept. ex· I H II 5 d 0 s per. Blueprint reading, ,ag. 1 s. · a~ s n • fast irowin~ restaurant SeaJ:liff Motel. Call 71>8 Sij9fl chain. has an of)('ning for expediting, and former 1661 S. Coast llwy, an exper'd payroll clerk buyingexper.dcsirable. 11·7 Supervisor. Position open in April. Mesa Ve r de Conv. Hosp.~ 548-558.'j, Laguna Beach. 494·4892 to work m a (21 person STACOSWITCH IMC Sailmaker seam stress. ----M a l u r t' t• x P dept hnndlin~ approx J \39 Baker Costa Mesa exper req'd. Full time. MAIDS WANTED Housckel'pt·r. Tues & 1500 employees. Corn 549-3041 Top pay. Ullman Sails, Don Qwxote Motel Fri's 9am·Spm lromnJ!. putenzed p /R ex per. a F.qual Oppor. Employer 41029\h St. NB 675..0070 <!lOONcw~rt_.!41.C M cleaning, ca re fo r must. w 'restaurant SALES cluldren. 7.10,12 yrl> $45 payroll exper a definite Fl ... "' ... Cl"'L Sl 62 per DAY p/Wk. Own tram; Refs + Xlnl working conds & 1----------•1 """"" "" • reQ Lldolsl 675·7727 _ benefit program w /op-REALESTAn; SALES CAREER That ·s all you pay for a JO day ad 1n the Medi cal Back Ofc Nurse por. for advancement SCHOOL NEEDS· Leading financial or- DAILY PILOT Assistant. exper d esira· Salary commensurate •Women 25·55 who like. ganbatlon desires to in- ble. MO-GP. Near Hoag w/exper. Apply in person tomeetpeoplt'. terview individual whose SERVICE Hosp. S48-0822 or bring 8am..Spm, 17042 GiUeUe •Work JD public rela-present occupation & m- DIR.ECTORY resume 351 Hospital Rd.1.A.ve.-lrvt-·n.e.·----lions/personnel develop-come are limited. Train- DO JTNOW! Stell8,N.B. ment. No selling or ing In capital needs 642-5671 Medical Recept for busy PBX~RJNGSERV licemerequired anaJys la. Salar1 + 'ii•iim-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml pediatricians ofc. Exper OPR. Vaned hours .a: •Partorfullticne comm. plan daring .ift.. 11 only l>H ,_,0 weekends. Apply in •Worit20hnaweet itial 3 yrs. Coll1miSaoo ........... ~paidtrainme.ISS •EamtoSlSOOmooth mi.limited. Prefere.xper. I h Call Mr Zaccheo. MEDICAL ,CM. •Work c ose to om e (714)835·5330, ext 12. TRAMSCRllEI ~~ ~~fc1K ~~~=:-T<~?:,,_F.q..;..ua_lOp....;...:.p_E_m-'p;_ly'""r __ Work at home. Top Pay. PIXAMw..-Sen. 528-'651 ask for Robin 5•• E.r Must have 2 yrs recent The largl'st answering ,._....~ hoepltal medical record service in Oranee Co. ·Rea~~d~. ~~~~~~I TICKET ORDERS dept. T ranscribing ex· want.a you. Work in one = Fllllor part Ume. Hi paid per. Med· Type., 768-8500. o1our13 beautiful ores. r;, commisaioo. Work i.n El Come to wort p /timc to $162 per DAY Laguna. i blk rrom bc.Jt. MEY HOFS 1utte your own life.style. • Call John 494-3889. Needa frie n dly e n · Earn while you leurn. That'saUyou patfor a thualutJc peopl~ to work Paid vacs. b~llh Ins., 30 day ad Int e SALESMAN WANT ADS l WORK Cl erk Typist. Need mature, independant in dlvidual for conatrucllon ofc Good typlnlt general of(' 1kltl1 Only exper need apply. 536·8912 uk for Mr Dahl dcnlh1try. Mh1cul ofrlce Neroed with on-line e'< nds mnlurl.' wuman In· n e "blHly lo train t ere 11 t e d 1 n <' 11 r .cl' r ::en de,,' u P " r v I 9 P w /arowang pracl1re-t•mptoyeea. Appllca ntl•--------- Non 11mokcr Call Mon llhouJd have.-C'XJX"ri~nce lhru ""rl. 962 2133 w 1th 11 m "l I b o at What'' Your Trade• WONDERS WORLDWIDE In our Jrvlne tood service bonu,,es, regular pay in· DAILY PILOT Top quality noor cover· projlram. MID-DAY Cf'Ulel,promotlon,boll· SERVICE Ins. E1tp in crpt. lfr•S da.y1 week. ld••l day overtim e pay 14 d~• It. vinyl. <hill for lloQfeWfy~. 1.Dtere1t· many other b.enemi.. DIRECTORY (or IJ)pt. Aalc fo~ Arle:Do CLERK Warebouseman moms only 5 Daya wk r/Um• &.unmer 12 .pct~7U3forappt WaatAdHel ! Dental A!llibl p 1t1mr m:anufaeturlni Include Sl.GprrDay Cb1lrald~. eve8, sonle detailed ruumt' and 11ual'1UiU('!DpAy Snt.e, H B 846_·3640 wont history RC'p1y tn (Of' an ad In the Dail7 P1l<>' 08Sli.f\od .Ad '835, Dall)' ServK. Dlrert~ lhat. u.n Pilot. PO 8o1t lSCIO, COl\ta .t.ablilh your prof eubW DENTAL/Aasl1lilnt San Clemente. t:xpr df' 11~. '93-2391 M .... Ca. nm ldenUty f'or more in- ---• fonmt.loncaJl6'2·~ 'To pl1tt'•1 your W•1U Ad Call 642·5'71 • lna work, ldod pay. E•· Various •hlll9 are avail. DO IT NOW• ~ F\oorCoveriQJ. per. n ot nee. Call fr lnclad• some wknd1. 64Z.567t m.1 ... M'eycrho('1, 55'7.ezl2. P'or Info. on OW' ofc nea.r ~ •---.-~-,-,-lm-... -,.-.-.,._-1W •all Ma-11to. EO&. -Mcmt. Bui. man kt 111111111 -----Clasaffled ads sell bis lookinl er 4 PliOPle to matlnc.d lbdl•. ot qt to -...-.---.....-..-.-...-..-llcma, amaU item1' Or' ,rork Mon-Ft\ l~tpm . H1l1t. In bua. P /T. ... any Item. Just. call Kalt ba•e tral\1p. eu.ua Sellldlettems .,.... IOa?8. .,,_,.,, IA1 "LADT 11 llfll(J ICx,.r d MJ)' \!41116$7-lc>nln 5l•Ue• Allrn dHl .,.,_, II Da1 le ~ .. 11\111 6 fl /Umt> ,\11 , ..... ,... rr1· I 9'.allon. l1Ut 4' y.._.. & Ceeiutkt rvln., ND \\" 111•1•<1 tl1·1..-111l.ll1t1• S.W.,Meda. o,,.. .... ,.""''"'" ,1.sr ExperlclJC'C'd lmmcd mot1\ ;111•(1 1>1•1 ~un ''' upeftln&JI Call~ 3'8-1 Wt)/ k JI ll'IHlllljl ra-.1 Sh -I ·~ R . - I( r "' I ) h • I I h r cJ I pp n IC -e c ... v in 11. ". 1 11 1 '1 • 110 M11lt', 10 ltC'y udd by '.ton <'hum in So111 hN n touch Lite typlna. Some LiJlrlrn111.1 1'11111 .,, Jlrt 0 Olb 1 ll\'ll1·nn~ dt'!Ur 1hl" IJul •ng (~ ll > n , • formal ofc. C M Call IHll 1110'''JI) ::-...! ~.ilur Millie an 9am 645-5800 !IJ~ nlJ.:hl 11r Sund.1\ " o r k l 11 1 I u r ri1 Shoe Sales per:,,on exper, rurn1:.hl'l.I \ll•<lrt·JI ,111d xlnt e;,rnangs, health in l11J-.111tJI lwnl'l1h \pph surance plan. & paid L 1111llH 1 I' '\ 111rtt1 u n \a cat.Jon M t' Adll'r::., h 1· I \\ II l' ii r o u' t' I ~ JJ3 I:: 17th St CM llullrH k' '""' 1•1 It•\ t'I 111 I h1 "'"II h I "·"' I 'J ,11 .1 'hupp111,.. 1 • lllt•r I ·o,t,1 \I•·'·' \111•1\ .rt \'11.1nw1 1'11111111·1 SEAMSTRESS Home 1>rodu<'llon 'l'"' 1ng ('ummer1·1JI mJ 1·hint' t•x pr on I~ FJ.,l, .ioocl 11ualrl), l Jll \11 l..t· He II 1~1!1 !1.!ti9 STUDENTS or moonlighters htt• de- liver) work m lhe t'\en- 111g Musi know heach an•a Call John. 4~ 38119 Wf' h avr an tmmf•d ~n1tii lor an xlnl lyp11il to work m UH! off1cl! Serv1celi l>ept. at our N B corporate ort· Duues will include Jt't ing as recept • ass1sltng 111 our mail room. m~eo~er work & ften I all around ore dul11is liood typing skills !65 + > ' i-· e m » 1 t (; 11 r m _ n ror the Gi.rd•n S4 ror Shepherd. hu llbub. xlnl ICJOO. lll110 wonn l'll5tln111 w c hildren & l(OOd 1&nd planUnA mulch 8'11 wull'lldoa. Allniiy tor<· es ~or m I'' ri r m . I Tl ft 2 sule Has ~-en s payed. Gd.hard, Huot Och. Ph Needs lovrnl( family 847·51~-- SlSQ Ptei.se call 548·1800 GUITAR Si2S. New "Sw1s!> A.KC Poodles 2 Hlk·-1 m06. l blk I yr 3 s ml cham- pagne fem loys t>41J.0142. 6461526 Chalet" Doll Houn S80. Sngl bed $25, 4 wrougbl iron barstool!> $25 ~3269 & ore t'icper important Fr-ff to Yav 1045 \feehanlc's tool c hest locking 6 -drawl'r Waterloo including 4" roller platform, 12" ratchet, sockets. open and box end. elc Call <1f ternoon and l'\ t•nrng till i!067 Xlnt bcneht'I f''or appl ••• •••• •• ••• • • • • ••••••• plea:,,e call Margo Harlie FttEE ALL DIRT at AMCORD INC. Approx suoo yds. El ToroJrt'a 640-1900 768 1251 T> µ1::.t-SmJll Org Count~ audio mrl(r need~ J(' curate Ill\ or ct• I yprst &. l(eneral oHrn• Ilea"> dt• 1.111 & f1hnl( 55tHH 75 f"re<' lo ~ool!O St5 Ping pong tJble Xlnt cond1Uon ~s2.-1m URGENT f''rrt• 6 mo old St'll l'r m 1 x. ,PJ.> Pd & shot.. Gt·ntlt' 008 2H85 ult ~PM Wnst \\Utt·h. :\Ian s elt·t•l T1mt·\ Uay dall! l(oltJ 8050 $25 ,;52 3227 f\I ntitCAre ., y ala , clWn . nd I.I. HJTin to ord . avln1. re rtn1. ~uatom lry rlndUlp " cutini. Remou.nb. J C'rvt~ ror the tradl" ..... , ...... ] ... 4JIO s.att Dr. Mwwpt IMc.t. UJ.J041 tJ>.1064 1' Jal.'ks Surfboard XJnt condition ~~----......-...-~Mite ........ SS7 0741 1010 Wat.d 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TV.a..Ao. LUGCiACil T AC.S SwtMMIMG rooL SSS CASH FOR MIA. Stweo rrom your bualnesa card Send one card for each la" pliu one :.par e We ret urn permanently ~aled attractive t.tg & :.trap, meeting iurhne I D reqmremenls Pre· vent loss & theft! For a persorraltzed lag endose wallpaper, fabric or "Day Clo" paper & we will back & trim )Our tag:. Or try l"-O l'Md~ bdci.. to back PRICJ-:.. .... S2 ea or 3 $5 4 5 tag:. $1 GO t'U ti1!1tagi.$1 ~ea 10 or more Sl 4-0 e.t Sales Ta' lndudl!d NO CAHO" IOH SACRI f'ICE Good u:,,ed furn, rt>fr11111 •••••••• ••• •• • ••• • • ••• • Leading MC)(r & d1!> fnr,&:,,tove~~6071\14 GEl'OlorTV 2.3"conaoll!. tnbutor has dlx above walnut cabinet. need:-. rroo.nd sw1mm1ag pools Wanted Ho~prtal bed work ~Her SS2·802ll lert over rrom 1976 w side r111b season '2 Pri~e . ~91205 2ZENITllCOLORTVi. Guaranteed mstallallon :!2" table Mdl S2Q8 & terms Call 1AnahC'1m > Mutlcai l~" Portable $168, Guar 5 3 3 J 2 .a o co 11 e c t lnstn.n.nts 1083 &&&17116 785 W 17th St Day:> t!ve~ •••• ••••••••••••• •••••• C~1 ----Conn Min 0 :\htrc l!ll'I' WA.,..TED organ . excellent condr Magnavox B W TV. g00tl ...... lion. S600 p r 532 12.'>!I cond1t1on SJ() TOP CASH DOLLAR P 1\ ID F 0 R Y 0 U R Gwld U ::.tnn~. t> month:. JEWELRY. WATCHES. old ~ust -..di ~i.l offer ART OBJECTS. GOLD. t>.15 !141Xi SJL\'l::R Sl::HVICE. F INI:: F URN & AN-Slnng IJa!>' t:ngleh.irl Tl(1Ul':S 6-15 2200 l'il!>C. bo"' p111\ li>nt· pu·kup S775 tit!'> lilll'I Call 556-7280 Zenith Con~ole Stereo Good Cond 11 ion $-15 Ca II 556-1280 I~" Zl';NITll Color Porlablt: $168 (.';.i II 6-lb· 1786 l'a no,111111· Io IJ.t nd !"> r: A M !"> I' H ~: S S minimum I \l'itr •·xpcr l>l'Wlnl( "Jlh Mu'l lw qu,tlr t y 1·nni.e1ou" 111 dl\ldUlll fur llalll! (;J1clt•1' S.111 Wcirk Fur .1µp1 Lill Su~an Wrl'i:and. tiJI llili! SYSTEM DESIGNER $1> 50 pt!r hr 2 yr., t·ollt•J:t' & 4 yeur, l!XIH n1·1 l~velop des1~n drnl{s ror mceh a ... .,em l>h or u1mcrJ 'uppurt t·qu1µ mc11I rturtl ht•Jd'> & ll\Jflnl' S(l'l.lnl l'llj!llll'S Ht• L1m1h:11 \\Ith ASME hrnll'r <·tldt• & kn•>" lt•dJ?t' uf F1 l'lll'h & Cl!rrnan Wc>rk "' cngr from notes h.11owlt•dJ.:t' of m;.ith. 111! :-.1.:n & prod pnil'lll't'!> Shop as~t·mhly of 11rv· l<>lYPt'S & part llmt• to t r J 1 11 " \ I! r :. t' a s mechanics Apµly employmenl dc\.elop mcnl dept 1.:all 558 45-1-1 for d1rect1ons Ad paid for by emplyr Draw your o~ n or :.end name. address, µhon~ & LABORERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• King bed Slot) Watc•r skt. we'll make one card pel :-;.~ d :-; "' M 1 hi\, SAVE' MAHCll SALE \\Jnl Sport Y:..t·k or tag ,\dll2S'C,tt·h Woven Woods & Mini Blinds R11d1tal HlaC'k f"'nder SlrJl. 111Jph· lll't•J.. µ1•rf 1·11ncl Tn·rnol11 bar $2911 6732-H>I AL' OC Port radto. Mint ltke ne-.. S-1~ 54ti 220ll • t e · 0 us ' l Ne"' & ust·d furn aµpl ~ SJhOI 1130 2540 Jfter Send cherk tir mone\ or phone & reliable lr.rn~p m1M· Wtl:-.on 's i1ar.:a1n 1ipm derto· · Woocfon Shullt·rs & Pull Office Furniture & Boats & Marine Blinds Up to llO'' off n· E · t 8085 Equipt"*nl No ex per neee::.i. Nook \:.! Ston·s 1 5-15 & PILOT PRINTING KH W 19th. CM 1>42 7!1:l<J Solid wood fornstJntl. s:.!5 I' O. Bo>. 1560 tail. 9 Am lo 5 PM call quipnwn ••••••••••••••••••••••• &&5·8951 ••••••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Seoars Tuudo Dttpt Sales pt•r,on 11 n·dcd Well groomed ,\lu::.l bt• able lo \\ nrk rtt•\ h .-, P lime C:alh) 51U 33:1;1 ext 341 6~ &~ 3262 r:arty Aml•r platform Costa Mesu. L',1 !l:!G2ti roekt-r S35. Ill Plt'l'l' Metal 01.'sJ... hun l'st gold, loots, Manne N£WPOHT BCll TENNIS w wood top, ~ drawers. Equipment 9030 SECRET ARIES DICTAPHONE EmplO)l'r~ Pa) Ail t"t·c~ L11 He111d1·r~ 1\~cnt \ IU20 BrrC'h St ~It· 11~1 ;'l.r"'port Rc.1rh Ill.I 1w111 CJll for ,\1>PI 1-;.,1Jh '65 TEMPORARY HELP Coll 540-4455 Equal Oppor Emplny<'r Good used f'urnrlurt· & Appliances on I Wiii !>t'll or SELL Cor You MASTERS AUCTION 646-8686 & 833-9625 f1,1ke CharJ(t' per:.on for -, hu1ld1nl( marnlenJnre \\1trtrc!>~ Food <;o<'kt:nl~ 7 ttlu<'h. 2 oct•asronal )!usl be good al bid~ re-,\ppl~ art 4pm Sr~ 'I Blul' <'hr~. H'r} gd rond Sl25 1>J1r. w11lin~ lo \I.Ork &. Ael·t 111721sl Pl.~ II ('J'h iJm !*pm 111}<d)S rd1J ~ 2113 12 2pm WAITRESS !16o 11112 ----------1 5pm !!pm rlJ1h ------i TELEPHONE Tinu ~. JOi!ll \'alle\ Prk"' ~ Secretaries ~·1:u~1 · \pplv (.'ro\\ n l.J).!Una :\l,1plc t·oucht•s. thr. nd to' c•rs Ca brnet Cofft·e t·nd lbl!> Si5 518 7332 I' :it VOLT TE~AAV-AVIC&M 3848 Campus Drive 546-474 1 1.\l'llJ:-0'> l-'r11111 1 Jran1:1• Co 1\11 por1 1 1-:qu;.il C111por l-.mplm .. 1 INSTALLERS w ,\I rt<!-:!'>~ I' 1111\ I MAINTAINERS lunl'h 1;1111cl 1111~ I lw Log Inn. CJll .iltl'lllti SPLICERS !I 11Jm W;,nlt·d pt·opk "'hu "'011 ir n•n pi·r month IMrt llmi· uul tral n[f1(·1· t·xper H11!h .,f ,1111r 11.,111 ,. (',ill ~.lllllll':O., good bt•nt•1th. !lti:!li!l:lllt•\•·~ i lo!I Ion.: term a:-.-sgnm1·11b Vor lmm1·u1Jll' llrre l'all WAREHOUSE VOLT TC~AAV -f..JVK...Llli 3848 Campus Dr 1-lamt• "lllll h .. ota & lov t' s l' " t ti a m t· .. 1· 1 • matrhmg l'<>lrce tubil',, wall unit. sofo t.1blt•s l.:..mp-.. nJug ... of;,i glas' lop dint·tlt· , 111 '~h l'I l hJ11 K ng 111 \Jn ~Ill' hrlrm 'ti 111,1111 l'''l':-. l!IJ:.-. & "''""' 1 nlf1•1· I :1 h I I' ' \ I. I. I :'\ ~· \ t' I': I. J, ... :".. 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"pnnl!' ~~2 tsUJ:.! .tit ., 30 6t "'k ncts (;r11"1ni: llunt1ni:111n OrJOJ.:C'Co Airport I llt>Jl h ltrm l1111krni: 1111 ... qua I Opp0r Emplo,>er MefochGndise 'h'-•rp ..:JI \lu"t h.n •· t •· ••••••••••••• •••••• ••• • • Whls~ to Public• <1l 1·~1.111 Ire I'll~•· I ' I'• .1:1 Afttiques 8005 11lu, ~unh' 111 op•· rt ,.1----------·1 ·•••••••••••••••••••••• ' l' \\ t It II I' t• Jl ( ' t 11 turn1~h1nii )11ur hom1· l11tt:nor huym.: ... er' 111· Ht>mHrkablt· ':J\ IOI!' on qualrl \' I urn QI I h1• I.II,.,. ,, \It·' & f J hr11·s \ho on 1ht• dnllQUl' Jlll'l'l \ llU t .111'1 fine! m.111.11!• m1111 11.111. gr111111tl lwlpf11l o.;,11.11 \ smo ~ C.1 II \l!m'' .11 !ltl3 ~:.tii SECRETARY l't·r~ona hi<' J.:l'wMI ,,frt,·•· "krlb S:-1 hr \ppl\ m p1•r•;c111 I IOI l.,/llJll Sl ;'I, I\ SECRETARY I n1 I u d vs ..iJt ISll\'~11 \HCP\ K.'l..'l·9&17 mndt•t ·•' t• I\ I> 1 llJ' r II r r 11 m 1 .ti 1 SECRETARY D1n•r,11t1•n 1w..,1t111n fur rndl\ "' r.1111tl ,1 .. 11., He-..pon,1h1hl\ 1mm.1rih m mJrkM1n11 & '"I•· lll'pl h. rw"' ll•tl 1!1' 11( .ti I oft funtllllll'> llnl>OI I.till Crowin..: m.111111 1 ,, 111 Sitnl.1 \11,1 mu\ 1111! I• 1r,1ne .11L1 th1' !'>u111 mf'r Cd II Per,onnl'I I-or \ ppt II Srhaff<>r 't IR :Ill I C IHSWOl.I)( O!'iT IWI.: 124 .. ; lhl!I Hcl, s \ Equal OpPIJr ~;mployer TELEPHONE SALES rm 0 nr )Ollr ,1\i't31!1• run 11( th1· mill phunl' JOh-. ' t' \I.I I .... \l)\\ \~ 11 r k h h r ' .1 11.1 \ 1nirt">t'nt1ng .1 na111>nJll) known pro<lud It• tt''' dc•nh 111 So C<1lif &. ,, ll•IOU Wt• prtJ\ Id(' µll'·"'1nt 'urrc1un1hni.e~ & .11 t·la'o:t>cl ;itmosphen· 11111 I>.!) -.1ru1·tur1• '' oni• 11[ th(' hl''-l IO lht• llll'I nc"'' \\t• hJ\l' d ~U;tt.111 11'<."I hJ<,l' 'Jlar) 1n ,11hli lion 111 " lrtwral honu" &. 1·omm1.,:,1on \ ou l',lll t lu't" ' .... h 1 r I ~ ,1 \ I I I ,1 h I 1• II ll .! .Id & 3 JO 'J Jll I I\ t • cJ.1~<, a Wf'f'I. l'•11l11111 ltrm•e Hm,.,1 133-1095 For PtnOftCll l~•l•w TIMf..LIFIE LIBRARIES, INC. ECfMll Oppor EMployer Wonderland Of Antiques! 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'.1111t \' rnmph•lt• ~)ti~ ~INI 2211 \1><·1" ('op, ;\I Jl'h 111•:1r n•·\\ ~'l()fl l.11\l''>1'.tl llkP rll'w SJOO Ca II ti•lt. ~1171 hl'l'o\n l!am loam·& Gµm !lµm Like ne". tor 1w:rilty II\ init rm. d1n11114 rm ,t,, hdrm fu111 ltl•:i<.onahly p11n1rl. fur 11u11·k •.al1• tlh3 ll:?71( .di hl'"1 SECRETARY So l'ahf Salr' Of<' m N H r 1• q · s m 11 t u r l' pi.•rson "" 5 ~ r.. min l'X ~r 1t()(l(I typml! A .irn I •>fr l>k1lls Srntl rc....umf' 1 S;1lt·' \11!1 l:ttN• t)uarl St St!• 110. or r11nt.tt•t 1i11 7~ 5."161 for IOh'f\ I('\\ ifY~~~EC An AHtrmall'r l\rt111n F..qual Opp<ir 1-:mplnycr SECRETARY A..;s1st to Ofc Manajlt> ln manut corp Nt>w modern plant 1n II B area needs l1vnAm1 person exper'd m nil phases o( ofc work Please apply in person Sc ....... Corp. S412 Mcl''adden A"c Hunlln~on Beach 714 198°663 1 ~ECRETARY needed, must be pro(i<'1enl m both shorthand. & typln1t sklll1. Non smoker Pie.Re !lend rc11um<' to Ad. No 1167 Daily Pilot, PO Rox U60 Coat • Meaa. ~ '126"6 Ptnplc ~ho nct>d P<.'OPtr should always check lhe Service Directory In thr DAJLYPILOT l·;nrn "'h•I<' you learn. WASllF.ll::i·Dll\'1-:tts $2 50 SJ 00 hr + comm Recnnd1l1t1ns Ht•pros & Pre•\ ~ale~ ''"P helpful f'rlo(l D11magc <;u;ir Lkl ll1'i OO!l2 or ll'\5 ~~If. 29 Yrs ln Oran11c ('o rt'lephont• & Odd Joh,, part trmt' li7~ 1105 TELLER ~ time p-051t1on a' ail Must huv<' banking <'' per Call ~r"I Todd .it DUNLAP'S 1815 Newport RI ('M l'ALL 5411 77110 FORIEST OE.AL OH HEW MA YT AGS BURKES APPl.l,\NCES 114~-DllJker~t ('~1 546-11672 C.oldt•nslatt' Rank 1n We pay mort> $$$$for uµ Downe\. 10230 S P.rra pllanres. \loOrkm1ot or not mount <213) 923 9461 today 750 4441 Equal Opp F.mployr m r TOWTRLTK ORTVF:R 0\ er 21. exp only M<'ch ob1hty Sal. romm, ins & :itov1og. must sell. like new 22 cu ft Side Side Kal .. enalor w ice maker S325 firm 548-5014 Gcr~S~e 1055 ··········••··········· l>in<'lll' ,N, km.1: lx-d ..,,., rlhl lx'fl q(•l <'Ir T\' ha h\ 1lem~ i~I flli7t 8060 ....................... Reg '>1\roh •,Morgao Rlood Ba .v Gelding Trained Stock. F.ngl, plt11i;ure Ven sprnled BlO mcludan& all tack 846 0432 Moqry • 2 horse I.railer m xlnt condition $1200 Call 751 735() v a ca A pp I y A . C Sears Ken more WHhtr & Automoll'e Scn·rce, 1705 Dryer, matching sel. N. El Camm<> Real. San Good cond. Sl.00. 7$1 3773 ll '11 run to board your Clt>mentl! horse at Tally Ho Farms ----------O'Keere Ii Merrit eleo. Pip• corrals $75. Roll TOW TRUCK DRIVER Ranae, dbl oven, harveal ~ t 11 I I i1 w / 11 ha v 1 n gs Exper'donly.O&W l old ••. 5677307 $!l0 $100. We feed & Towing, 1000 lrv~e. NB llcyc... IOZO r lean En1{11sh & Western •Tro••I A~nt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ri ding l<'ll!IOfllL 17262 Needed tot h u 11 y STP:Ll.A men'!I 10 11P<1 . Nrwhope. F V tl79 IM7S New ll 11 rt A It e n c y like new Pd 1150. sell J.w.lry 1070 Minimum 2 vr~ exJ)l'r In RIO. 831 ·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 n t t' t n u l i o n a I & C--~ WA. .... TED l)(lmestlc Commer<'rnl .,.rot., J"'lll aalo S lary Com liqul,...... 1030 TOP CASll 001.LAA mrnsur11te w eitprr ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'AfO •·oR YOUR (213) 1W 1418 Ctnonet 3.Smm •Qt.17 Mctl Jt::WELRY, WATCHES. 0 Ill Automatl r ART OBJECTS. OO~D. TYPESETT~R w 1ftuh Never '"ed Sil.VER SERVICE, 181\1 Elec tronic <'o m Still lo box Sarrrrlrf t•tNE FURoN & AN· poflt r ~9-1691 546-DOI TlQU ES 64.5 2200 ' modular wall unit. de CLUR L1m1tt!d Mem ;.ilmoi.tne" tW217:l!I ••••••••••••••••••••••• signer's protol) pc solid Ucer drafter. holcb 1, Kt•ft wood $250. \'t'r) old spool of beer. new c·ond $200 lypl' chair S20. :.mJll ti73527t1.CllllJflllA\1 bt-r...hrps IH4 0050 P•t• 8087 Comp l c l<' Ch r y s It· r .. ~ mururold:; for 3111 t· u. \'K misc. tal>ll!S $7 ea . 3°"-10" hurdwood draft mg table 550. plan ter lamp $30, aulhentre Wok SlS. Hy telephone appomlmC'nl any e\ en Ill!(. &iti-6:182 •MATTRESSES* Single Set!> $39 SU 1''\J II Site $-14 50 Compact G !::. Ca:.seltl' ••••••••••••••••••••••• tnclucle:, manirold ... tape recorder with bwlt Pure bred ,\u<.tr.il1.1n rizer-.. elbows. end In mil' srn After 6 or Shl'Jl 5 mo:. oltl m.iit• plule e\ eryth1ng f11r weel.end:,, 638·8~ :-.:o pJpcr:. s.io 5-lll 73!Ji t"' m enginei. \lo ith 4JO Small pl a rd lo\ e i.e11t. s.io Arter b or weekend::. Pianos & 0r'9anl 8090 houri. S225 total co::.l Call DJll' al B& J Mo11'" ~Fa IC'•/ 830 Eo~1 I I Sc $ A S-17-SGJti 638-8684 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 496· 182 I 495-1700 HAMMONO LOWHEY. . , LJ:e rn outdoor plJnts G u L B R A N s }o: ~Sport\ ak '4 motor mount polllni;: :,,upphe::. 5-lU Cir ff OR G 1\ NS & KAW,\ I & oars $150 WATERBEDS Dr Lag. Bl'h J 20 3 ~ PIANOS 1-'or Your l'ncl f>..16·9729 IS2,I W 15th SL Sp,1tl' Ill 'l:\lo pt Terran• Reclml!r chr drop tear tbl • .i <>hrs, Quel.'n Silt' box !>pnni: matt .. new lrnml'. "h•lt• uul !>l<ind l.ea\'lng to" n must '>t•ll &iti-7!12'J aft 10 ;.im t·ull b44 9200 <:llANOOPENI:'.(; [)on t clrnp the ball' <:ct ,1 f''rom SllY Ill rnmph:tt• West Coast Gas Kiln + Hammond OrgJn mc1<fl·I Jllh "'th a lm' 1·osl Uar h AquJ Hea\'cn 55-1 7j!l0 gla1es & all eqwp $1.iOO ~t lOOA Xlnt cond1l111n l'rlnl ('J.i,::.1f1c<I 1\d l:l.510 Westm1nMt·r. SA I Potter:. "'hi $2!JU. S4 HJlll6 $1.000 55; 3Hl5 I 'h11nt• !;1:! 5f,7H 1 0 % UNT DURING MARCH Cash • in on Spring Cleaning With a Daily Pilot And Save MARCH SPECIAL Applies ANTIQUES APPLIANCES A UTOS BI CYCLES BOATS CAM ERAS 10% DISCOUNT 5 LINES OR MORE 3DAYS • In The Following FURNITURE GARAGE SA LES HOUSEHOLD GOODS JEW ELRY M ACHI N ERY M USICAL INSTRUM ENTS M OTORCYCLES OFFICE EQUIPMENT P I A NOS & ORGANS SEWI NG MACHINES SPORTING GOODS SWAPS ~-------------------------------------(4 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE) 5 Lines, 3 Times = $9.00 i l I For eddlllonal lines, add $1.49 per line. Make check or money orde r payable to DAILY PILOT. Send or Bring to: CLASSIFIED AO ORDER DEPT. ORA~GE COAST DAILY PILOT BOX 1660, 330 W. BAY ~T . COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92626 USE CASH Name----------------------------------- BankAmericard OR Master Charge • 10 % DISCOUNT • DO IT NOW! ' I Address -- - - - - ----- - - --- - - ---- -- ---- - ---_ Clanlflcatlon______ Start my Ad o n this date--------· Q BankAmerlcard e ______________ Exp. date _______ _ Q MHterCharge # ______________ Exp. date _______ _ r.1 • Af"lod P•~t,, thf N'1~• cwtd mall•' ~ ,.w "" v"''' ,."'"••or' -----------------------------------FiRfi- BUSINESS REPLY MAIL CLAss PERMIT NO. 13 COSTA MESA CALIFORNIA NO POSTAGE N ECESSARY I F MAILED IN THE UNIT ED STATES POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY Orange CoHI Dally Piiot Bo1t 1580 330 W. Bay St. Cot ta Mesa, CA 92626 CIH.tfled Ad Order DeS)t. ••••••••• ......... ••••••••• .. ... .. .. ••••••••• .•....•.. ......... ••••• •••• ::::::::s . ....... . ......... ••••••••• ...•..•.. .......... ••••••••• ••••••••• . ....... . :::::•::· ····:t:.: ::::.:.:i . ,/ ' ' J$' Chns Exp. Crua1er, Twn 6 cyl enJ'. bait tnk, S7900 AY&tl· CimaUl 1178 Cily Bib. 11opoc:1 mo. Call ~-47$11 al\ IP M. "1' Cl»vy ~r Too PU. d1H' ..,5:e brltt, •t ~reo, •h"ll Sea..... '15 wlboot, ad tltel, lmmac. •••••••••• .. •• ... ••••••• tbnrout. azt49, SJti·99lO '73 Honda. SOM, talrlna _AM, 980·4609 PM crash bu, h1111io rack, '67 Datson PU. rebuilt just serviced. '975/bst 1.mg'10e purrll like a kit olr. 968-«J38 ten. SlOOO. 831·0235 '74 Honda Elsinore '66 Chevy Mun ?.t_.e ... p-va-n-. SUper fast. nickel p lated Windows au around, frame, D.l.D. rims, >t>:draullt: door, 60.,000 ----------. many extras. Xlnt shape rru. on new 6 c_yl enem~. 36' Minesweeper hulls $400. Call 960.5195 aft Heater good lire,, good 28 ' t:1garelle, totally cu~lom , 1w1n Turb charged eng,. 90 mph. 714·639-3232 $3500. 1·72' dispicmt. hu 6 00 body. /\II service re· $15,000, 30' Diesel · cords. $2000 /off&r. trawlers fm. $22.000 t '76 Yamaha RS100. Street ti45-32Ql. TOP 001,AR PAID UUl£.01ATUY FOil ALL ,FOREIGN CARS CALLORCOMEIN TOSEEUS ..-wPOltT IMPOITS 3100 W. c;~Oho. N 8 HJi.,405 WE BUY •USED CARS & TRUCKS• SA ODLEBACK BMW c:OMllM&Sll 1'NIA.U...W 610CSIMOW! SADDUIACIC v AUil IMl'ORTS lll·ZCMO 49S-4f4f '73 BMW 2002. 63,000 m1. Loaded. 642-6653 dys, 645-3277 eves '701MW2002 Like nu Suprbly mum tained. XAS. Konis. One Owner. Pr Ply. 83(). 7027 1971&vana.4dr. loaded, 62.000 mi. $4950 673-6336 or642·9666 lt74AMC HO IT ... 00 Y 1 a p ,11 lpothbe1*l a&aUoat ....................... ·--·· .. ·-·--·· n..... to ctiioc.c · 11 II o B Road 1 t • r . tt7J VW CAWll from. A.tr tomna. All/P'M '*-'· Tapeded1. • ...-4. AllNO rad.lo '°"' ::;,J:tm"Cfo Only aao ml'1 Shu., • hl1f camper eqdPJDml i.u... lhaft M•. ow "• r d rt••" •·ol'llndu enalnes. -.~. aft &pm. tmm•~cilale Uu>uout Maintain.cl by the Dally -------1o·w1'°9m1Ju1e. teUOJ). PUoc neet prasc &t•lf '70 MORtGT Compl.tely ....u 111111 Priced rtsht at ll.79$, ~ .... ,---....... -· overhauled en1, nnw ~s-oT• Sl.llG and Sl,995. ~ 1n ., .. ___ , ... _ clutch, id body $2700. •v• ,. l>aily Pilot parkina lot,1-------~71.33.~·3547 M ONVIEJO 330 West 8ay St., CO!lta ---llt..JUO 491-IZIO Mesa, or caU &42-4321 for '10fuslH. A/Cl2795 67 MC8-CT. $1625, more information. Asll '70 R.anchero, AtC Sl795 xlnt cond. uni VW Bw., ilnt cond. for Rick or Oscltr 1n the Blh lo mi. 675-7285 494·7_632___ new llre5, $3200. Aft :Jpm rteetearage. ------ '73 MGB 962-lS7S. AMC Matador 74, good MaTftfck 994'1 Good cond, musl sell. 1969 Bue. Lo miles. Xlnt cood. AM tFM, Lo m1 , •••••••-•••••••• •••••• 642-9378 throughout. $975. Call $1895. 673·5527 '70 Mavenck. Slick. R/tl. P 97... 497-3195. -AIC, Gd c:ond. $950, orig -,.ot -Cadilloc 99 I 5 own. 968-5658 PP . ....................... '74THING '67 Pe ugeot 404, New 2AM 13 radial tires, runs, needs '$1SOO, 631•09 little wotk $550 /ofr '65 BUG, 58,000 miles, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·10 G Cy l auto. radil1', mags. xlnt cond. Super buy! ~. 545-~73 eves $34 ooo 50' diesel trawler bk Only 1 000 · M t ---------1 • • l e. • mi. us '73 Toyota. New tires. new •. b I l seU. $375 /ofr. 536-2990 !>hocks Best offer Call Come in or Call FREE Appraisal Gt-oth Ch..,ro&.t 18211 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach 847-6087 * 549.333 I 675-GWl perfecl mech cond, Datsun 9720 ---needs nu body or make ••••••••••••••••••••••• PorscM 9750 Dune Buggy, $450 Met-cwy 9950- boats "' c u s l. . · trawlers in various sizes. '71 BSA S00,\1ow mileage. e_v~ 536·704~ ____ , ATLANTIC PACIFIC X.lnt cond. $400. Doug, Courier 1973, bought in 74, Maritime Co. 646-5491 556-1466 radio, h ea le r , step bumper, new paint. run:. HATI'ERAS. 53' FBMY '71 Suzuki CCI 400 dirt xlnt Very good atpdy. G M. 8 VTl'S, LO HRS bike. N~w eng, shocks & $1600 ca:.h. 731 14M '73 Like New. Loaded. trans. $400. 64CMt301 --- --957-0 S2 4 0.0 00 own e r . Vans :!13·472·5:J8.I '72 Kawaskl 100. runs ••••••••••••••••••••••• , -,-~Ood. $300 Or &-st offer 71 Dodi.:1· \'8. \\' 111cluw 40 Defo\'er type F /G dbl 675-5365 \' u 11 I' " .\ ( · """ cab trawln New• T· ---·. ·I •I ~ -~ Diesel $65.900 Call Stan. KA w 100. H. ·1.000 mi. ti~ Cb!>. l() 1'1'·'.'" (1•~:;·~:1'.,~ r':JI. bkr. ti75·3282 overdrive. great cuncl oi <'~ 0 1 1 ,,_ . ., -ti -960·326I · F d '' I . bo ·75 Ch t· h Sk bo· t VS 73 or van, >ar, ire x, ee ta t. id ma .lrlr' '74 250 Honda Elsmore AM/FM 8 Irk quad. crpl, Jacz JC • an e . . . ·h ·k t Call Dean 835-0211 page Dirt & St. Xlnt cond. mags, air s oc s. mo or 148B $525. 532·46751962·8696 xlnt. 494·~ _ Boah, Safi 9060 Motor Hot.s, 1976 Ford Cstm Van. I.Al ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sale Rent 9 160 mi. c~tm mt. make orr. TRITON. In perf cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _SIJ6._J66 __ 1_o_r 837 ___ ·7_660 __ _ Many extras including 5 FOR RENT '73 Dodge Van 200. Csl int. sails, radio, auto pilot. 1976 26 FT. FM tape, 4 spkrs. full $16 000 Ph673 7873 pwr. Runs xlnt. S3800 ' . . GMC MOTORHOME firm. P. p 979.5110 dys. CATALINA 27. Tall rig, Fully self contained. inbrd, ready for cruise or Weekly & da\ly rentals. ·73 Chevy Van short bed. race. $14.000. Ph 640-0236 CALL TODAY! auto, wide tires, 350 eng, $2900. 640-7601 '74 Eric 35, Newport 979-2500 ·74 Ford Surfer Van. auto. TOP DOLLAR PAID f'OR CLEAN IMPORT CARS ALL MODELS ---- WE MEED CLEAN USED CARS MOW CALL PAPPY 540 -5630 1w,1~1~ 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA Mooring. $31,000. 963·35381----------• P tS. P/B, 8 lr)t, paneled orSJ6.5767 2.S' OPEN ROAD, Fully & crptd. $4595. Pvt p(y. WE ---------self.cont. Reserve now 581-6671afl5:30 Cyclone 13, used I season. for Easter 644·8385 -19-74 DODGE V,,.... HEED f\Jll ra(•e. $llOO or bst orr. ----"'" YOUR 673·1209. Bob. Auto Senice,Ports V8 , automatic , pwr ----, . &Accessories 9400 sleering-(57645Xl. On USEDCAR S E A S P R A \ l 5 •• ••. •• ••• • • •• ••• • • • • • • sale ttus week ror .._.OW Catamaran. "Tuned" "" Cactorydemomdlw/new YWENGINES ONLY $3695 TOP $PAID sails. Colors available USED . REBUILT MARQUIS VOLVO CALL GORDON $1595 w/lrlr. Save $300. Der BuggyShop530·6940 MISSION VIEJO Call Doug 836·6890 TIRES FOR SALE! 83 I ·2880 495· I 2 I 0 COST A MESA '75 Buccaneer 27'. 9.9 HP, One G-78·l4. Goodyear-4i---------AMC-JEEP OB. VHF, ISO Genoa, San ply-Like new . Two '66 CHEV Paneled Van 2524 HARBOR BLVD Diego, Bus. 1·279-0074 G-78-15. Glas belted . Very good cond. New COSTA MESA DRIVE A LITTLE ... SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DATSUN San Juan Capistrano 831·1 3 75 493.3375 NEWPORT DATSUN SPECIALS 8210 4 Door 4 :,peed radio. <091 PKE I HOW $2795 888 DOVE ST fl I-: ET Near M :.icArthur &Jamboree Huacb 8 3 3-1300 1972 Datsun 1200 2 II r automatic. AM F:vf radio:S3SO and take O\ t•r payments Call 548-7064 bel)Veen noon and fi' e p.m. ---- TOP BUYER See us firsl. & last ! Top dollar paid for imports COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 Harbor Hhd Costa Mesa • SIU &110 Oatsun '72 g reen Sln Wgn. Roofrack, special whls $1650. 499·4070 '67 D<1ts un 1600. xlnt rnnd Clean. new tirr~ l::n g like new $725 Mk ofr 897-6285 Good. $7 each. Call pa.ml job. Gd tires. $1200. _E_xt_25_. _oth_er_l_-_222_--0209_-r anytime 979.4192 Ca 11 eves I wk n d s. 549-8023 ·75 Dal.sun B2IO Al'. R 111 23, c d 73 lps 4 (213)42}.1017 -------.... ---AM tFM :.lerco. Mti:hehn orona ~· 5 • '73 Harley Sport 1000 Eng. Autos, lmportn1 I • stove & sink, tande m 3000 . N t d '74 FORD 302 V8 auto ••••••••••••••••••••••• tires. :..11 I ora nd ne"' t I $5750 L.k c . mt. ew pain an · · $2950. ·19'5· 1656 r r, · 1 e n w. Chrome $2,250 '67 Chevy 29000 mi, lots extras. Getttt-ol 970 I 714·626-3218 Eng. 375 H.P . $150 957-0261Corinfo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Boats. SUps 831·1844 Lotus '74 Europa. two Doclcs 907 0 -. - -----SAVE $2000 cam, 5 spd. AM /FM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6$ VW 1500 Engine. 5000 '76 Dodge 300 Santana st~reo tape. 23M mi. NEWPORT CHANNEL mi, rac r:bll, $300/bst Cmpr. Van. 360 \Ill, auto. mint. 57200._Pvt pty C7ll l DOCK ofr.G46.fJS06aftS PiS. P /8 . air,·stereo ~G940a~ipm 1971240Z N1ee S3.000 r1rm 613-1504 '74 2607.. clean. air. "l1t·k. mags. II trk slen·o. 54750 64-H 7i!I. fl·l2 0322 :.io· to JS' Power boat. AM/FM tape, CB. mags, Atta R~o 9705 ....... SO ft. mo. '"6·5945 or Autos for Safe t l t & t f t ·1 1 2ti<tZ mm · A 11 ""' .,.. cus . n . ex . re , s v, ••. •• •• ••.............. • . 1 al' 673-9202 •••••••• •••••• •••••• ••• sink sofa bed 7000 rn1 xtrai. Xlnt mech cond -4 Wheel Driv.-s 9 5 50 simQ. 675·2563 · l97~ Alla _Spider· $6.SOO. 10 New tires. l5000 or bes I Older cpl, no chHdren. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----rru, fuel inject. xlnt cond. olfer 494 9688 n~ slip for sailboat, 35', 74 Jeep CJS, perfect cond. ·74 Dodge 8100. 6 cyl w 13 many xltas. 673·2891 art 5 JO beam. Ne'."" boat. Npt Lots Qf xtra~ s-i.300 spd. Bil for comfort, 8 W 9712 Fiat 9 725 6 Bay area. 642-0370 aft Must sell ' 962 2013 cstm inlr bed icebox M •••••• ••• • •• • •• • •• • •• • • pm ----AM1FM c~ssell~. Capl'~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·73 Fiat 124 Sport. s spd. . N sr 1 lll61 CJ5 JEEP. 4xl. \'!'ry chairs. Forced to sell stereo. ma~s. xlnt eond. 66 ewport • ip, avai · clean, lo mileage, $3900, Ph 545-9606 ber PP S22001ofr.631 ·2923 for 1 mo. 646·6123 or 493•3669 aft6PM CREVIER ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••• •••••••••• 548-524.l '73 Mercury Marquis wagon. Fully loaded. im'.. maculate cond. 548-4755 ~-------- -'67 VW Camper Good cond. 645·8100 '76 Pors che 9US. air, :.nr·r. Koni, brn. P p. $14 ,200 /or a ssm lse . 675·9S.SS '71 BUG, orig owner. new '71 Porsche 914 . Gd <·ond, tires, clean, sharp ! mus t ~ell . bst ufr $1600.559-5327 Quality Jnd Pr it t' Gu.irantrNI t' I ,1•111~ 'ip1·1 I ii"h 1'11 k11 ,·d t-:.111' MudCllMJ 9952 ·····~················· '66 Mustang Runs xlnt, 2~ mm~. 3 spd slick. FM 8 lruC'k :.tcreo. fo'asl. clean & durahlt' 289 hp eni $1350 Ph 642 7809 }. 536-9979 afl 6 or wkntb '70 9H Appear. Group 5 :.pd. AM, FM. icd. c-Ond. $32.(lO E \'C . 586-6869 70 Por 914. many xlras. one or d kind pp 846·<?1167 or 213-597 5224, 12·5PM HEW•USED vw·s Over 125 IMSTOCK Herd to find models I II '\'\( "t' l,.0 \.; I •I\ o1 1\1·\, ,\ I '"" ( .111111 h' Jll (II ,(fl~:\ ( IO(lilf\ ( lp1 t1'it111d1 C.1dill.1l MJ~tcr Dl·.ikr ..>11UO H.irh<>t Ill\ d '72 Mustang, 8 cyl. auto. PS. P,B. S2375 !>-18-6479 '74 Mus tang 2 + 2 Alrcond .. 4 speed __ ~ Rolls Roye• 9756 ~ ··~·ii>iALER.iN·trs.A:· , /,I a~ ROY .Y.i!f.'~lfe''·.YJt.r:. ( ,,,,J Ml''J 'l Ill') I I 11J Nabers Cadillac $2200. £40·~ '67 Mustang, pis, p/b. ne~ tires, batt & painL Rebn eng. Musl sell, leaving area. 675-2511 IRR CARVER 7600 Westminster Blvd. r ROLLS·ROYCE Westminster 893-7551 1"40J•in~" '70 VW Bug, great cond, NewP<W1 Buell · ---------'70 Olds 442. 455CI. Hurst ,._ __ _.~ AM/FM radio, nu paUll, '00 COUPE De Ville, all TH 400. Xtras. Runs xlnt. 9955 Oklsmobil~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ClOSEO SUNDAYS James Young 1956 4 cir Bentley, lgt tan o vr med tan. tan hides RHO. pwr frnt dr windows. No rust l'ver. \'ery gd m e 1•h l'ci-..m cti l's are p url' perferu on. (J48NKK 1 J im H1 t·kman Mt rs (2 13)795·2551 or locally call Carlos Carrion (714 1752· 7847 Subaru 9 762 ....................... SlSOOtbsl ofr 752·5770 pwr, in tip-top cond., new CI ea n . M u s t s e 11, H Dasher s un r oo r pnt. $1850. 548·2687 $1200 ·orr 968-0804 AM /Fl\1 tape deck : Cad S 1 --------$3lOO ' · 76. ev1 le. 18.000 m1 . Must sell ~! '71 Olds Delta . 631·3696 Sl0.000. Load~. Pvt Ply. 88. i.tro ng eur. $985. 644-1452 496.3686 '70 \'W Bug Great l'ond, 74 CouJ>(' de \'ill c, loadl'd. 7 Old· V t-C---St·~ H & II hl't((<' eolor Pvt 4 s 1:. a rwser .• ~ I stli95 1044 iw11 . one owner . C:.in be :--ecn t1on W!!O Xlnl buy' T•'P P ~ · ·'· btwn 5 & 7 P'.\1 , 53 ~ cond l owner,27,000mr, '71) Sqrbck Auto. air. FM . llam1lton St C.M 4 new tires. new ball good pnl & eng. $1495 or .73 El Dorado 4G.OCHI mi. Serviced regularly. Hool ofr. 962-7498 rack. sunroof. \1lt wheet. My wife kept this in mint deluxe mt . stereo radio. '68 Bug. Perl mech'I cond, cond A white 12 vnyl top S4200 644.72:10 rebll eng. reblt trans O\'Cr crcambody Hurry! -------- Orig ownr $1200 (714 ) Call64·1·2"136 or963·li702_pjnto 9957 . 80 Used & Mew 993·1324 74 coupe de Ville, loaded,~···~··•••••••••••••••• £w '64 vw N gd t . lmmac. $5,500 or ofr. 73 PUlto. xlnt cond. $1750. .... ~ Oo ew eng.. , ireli l , •'42 1"75 or \.,.. '() S550. 540-4300 clays, 540-3661) d y:-.. e v s .• O\\ner. :i ·" ~SU84RU '\ 495.otSOeves 556·4418 642-7178 _____ _ Svl>tflMP. .. tl"\. 97 2 '72 SOY. orig. owner. Full 73 Pinto Squire Wagon. 5115 S6. str~~• ~:'!::'•••••••••••••••.1.. pwr. Loaded. Xlnt cond air, auto, 8 track, xlnl 12111au.ou111141s211211 $2750. Days 537-5082. cond $2900 or best ofr, Toyota 9765 ....••...•............. '77 Y2 CORONAs HAVE JUST ARRIVED '77 VOLVO Eves644-4234. 646._·7805 __ _ ·73 Pinto Wagon, xln\ Bnlnd ~..;, wttt. an fh~ '°L-yrol.,t 9 9 .,,A l'Ond, Clean $1900 Or best I --.. 6141 offer. 831-0235 the 5tandard uxury ··-·•••••••••••••••••• ------ items that yO.. •ould Absou1utely immaculate! expKt. lt08890t• '77 Caprice Classic. loaded. 6.000 Mi Exec. left Co. Must sell or transfer lease. Days. 549.9923 ask for Kim 1974 Ford Pinto station wagon. Auto trans ', radio. heater. air cond . l::x cellenl cond. $2.500 Ph. 537 ·4893 <aft 5pm > $6160°0 Plus Tax & License 74 Pmto. new tires, '75 Monia 2+2 VS eng. 15.000 m1. sharp. PS . P B , a 1 r c o n d . ~495 559-0270 AM 1F'M _ste reo'. tape 1!1 75 Pint o, 3 d; deck. lo m1 551-5728 aft 5 hatchback. bought 1976. '73 Jmpala. 4 Dr sedan. White. slick, 12.000 m11 548-8149 ______ noon __ . ______ _ MARQUIS MOTORS MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 HEW COLORS! 'S6 Willys truck. Nds eng. '73.DodgeSports man Van. SAHTA AWA AM FM st rass, lug , rk.. · VOLVO $1 u & UOADWAY f"iat '76 124 Spyder A1C, HEWIMTERIORS' ORANGE COUNTY T portati overhaul. Rea s. Offer good cond. rly whls 543 7142. SAME LOW PRICE •~•••••••!':'••••••••• considered _~7·02_!_1__ 642·2344 835·3171 CHOICEOFlDR EXCLUSIVELYVOLVO -'"EUlTt .. AUOR•ll1NOM•ctt1NE '6.'I 1150 Spyder. Engine Largest Volvo Dealer Best ofr. 2300 CC motor, $2400 551 -3943 rash. 731·1~4 ----------~--1 ·--~--Pfymouth 9960 1975 CHEVY MOH%A 2+2 Automati c. radio & heater. (980LWAl. This week ······················~ ~. s• Jeep Commando. like '76'~. Ton GMC Van. air. •USED BMW's * It.Int. nds some mlr work 4 DR + WAGONS in Orange County! Reftt 9 120 new, loaded. $3500 /bst P 1S. P 1dsc brks. i\ T . S800. 494-5849 BUY OR LEASE BUY or LEASE ••••••••••••••••••••••• or trade for boat. Chuck, CM /FM stereo. sunroof. '74 3.0CSA S fR 746LWB ---DIRECT 10· CAMPER has ever -S58-8000644·0898 cust. mt. &12-o.126 days '7~A HKWT Must sell ·75 Xt!l Fiat. rh:~ ex:-~jrn ;h/ex· Tl'tleb .-9560 only. -·7~7~~ri~.;1~8~~~y slpalcsnrit;84J0.·4cBlo82~~·or:st~:ni~ , __ M_A_M_~_t_~-~-~-Tv_O_rJ_?_o_T_A_ ~·,·(41• ~.[~~~J~1.•q en 5 ! or evy•••••••••••••••••••••••AaltosWanted 9590 '7520024.<1pd764NJM 831-2880495-1210 l1J...'•.Jlll'.J...'t..J sooo. 498-0615 197 6 DA TSUM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Closed Oft Suftday~ '65 VW Factory Camper. u.-tL.d Pie'-·-CASH FOR CARS! ·oo 850 Spyder. Radials. 2025 S. Manchester .--..-....,. -· ... GECOU.....,Y'S mags, 36 mpg, Must sell. A h . 750 2011 New eng. tires, Dent Available for immediate Top S Dollar $ paid for VIU'n "• $850. Ph 644 _8718 na 01f'!1 .- SS95. 494...:._2130 ddlvery! (l0l0704 > clean used cars, truck' & OLDEST 8727 1974 VOLVO Now ~995 C.orvettes. A:;k for Paul & ., '72 Ford Camper Spec. .,. O'NeDo1llv.e & Quail St:!> ,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 64 SEDAH n.T. 11' Parkdale Cmpr IARWICK DATSUM HOWARD C Mvrol•t .._. •77 Automatil'. pwr. steer· Many extras. Orig own. San Juan Capistrano Brand "ew THE HO ing, air cond., AM .JFM -~· PhS3l·6S9A lll·ll75 493-3 375 NEWPORT BEACH Sales·Service-Leasing HOM DA Cars HASSLE s tereb & immacu'8te 81:' Eldorado Cab Over . R c •r I c. M"' .... Y D~·LER thruout! (062KT0). Camper Sleeps •l 74 Chevy Luv Truck, air, WE PAY TOP DOLLAR oY ....,,.,. • n "'" 1>A ~LY $4995 tsCXI ' 551.0742 spoke wheels. make of FORTOPUSEDCARS Rollsftoyce BMW ToChooseFrom! ·BUY ~ · --fer. Call M·F. 2-5PM. FOREIGN. DOMESTIC 1540Jamboree U .... IVERSITY MARQUIS VOLVO '70 VW Pop-To1> camper, 833-9464 or CLASSICS Newport Beach 640·6444 ""' OR MIS.SJON VIE.JO $1950. JC your car Is extra clean 1976 BMW 2002.Metallic Oldtmobile LE.ASE 831-2880 495-1210 ONLY $2495 MARQUIS TOYOTA MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 495.1210 '7 4 PLYMOUTH slalion'wagons. t'our to rhoose from. Maintained by the Daily Pilot fleet garage s taff. Priced right from Sl,995 to $2,395. See 1n Daily Pilot parking lot. 330 West Bay ---------i St., Costa Mesa. or call 1965 SUper Sport Ch<!vy, 642·4321 for more in · P /B, PIS. xlnt cond. Ask· formation. Ask for Ri ck _L_ng_S850_._968_·4_323 ____ , or Oscar in the fleet '71 lmpala g_a_r_ag_e_·-----~ Very good cond. p /- Eves, 840· 1789 • 6 9 I y m 0 u t" '71 Caprice 4 dr. New top, Be I, Ve de re ' 6 tires & uphol. Xlnt cond. cyhnder, stlc~ Call644·6330 -shift, low mileage clean! 548-899S 9930 or 531 -2164 963-2187 '69 Dodge D-100. Med. seeusfirst. f ' d bl /bl . Hoftda Cars ·• GMC ---camper. air Lboot, Mags. IAUl!R IUICK JOr ue w ue in-xlnt cond. ~4115 or lsl tenor & AM /FM stereo Trucb Have something to sell? resnbl cash orr. Must 2925 Harbor Blvd. cassette. t6i5PQ N ). 28.50 Harbor Blvd. ····················•••1---------'75 Volvo 164E. Copper, •73 M ..... iv Lo d d All ,.,... Sut r auto, AM /FM-tape. a... . a e . ...,wagon. o.new ires, Classtfk'5853. fosn. M~!l 540-9640 Autos, Mew 9800 AMtos, M•w 9100 Auto._ N•w 9100 Allles, Mew HOO .,.... 9730 .................................................................................... ~······· ..•..••................ ·wE HAVE THE BRAND NEW 1977 GLC 5 SPEE() HATCHBACK 4 5 MPG Hwy. 36 MPG City EQulpment includes fold down rear seats.· Automatic trans. available (FA4TS508353} ag 69 'XKE. reblt eng. wire wheels , n u to. AM /FM stereo, S3850. 213·944·8238 9738 ••••••••••••••••••••••• miracle mazda 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA COUPE 4 speed. radio. heater & vinyl top. (873CB0). This week ONLY $1195 MARQUIS TOY OT A MlS.SION VIEJO 831-2880 495. I Z I 0 833•1545 eve. 752.5444 po~er. New tires. L?w cond. gd. f700 /bsl ofr. days mileage. well main· 642·5296ber 3pm · tained 2nd car. Pvt pty. POftttoc 9965 1800 ES Sptwgn, A /C, SSJOO.orbslofr.499-4087 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~11:r~~-~t cond. '69 M~k Ill. Blk on blk. '73 Firebird. whit~ leath mtr. Recent trans w/vinyl top, R&H, PS~ ·75 164E. 38,000 mi. Auto, &drive shaft. 644·6330 PB, dlx int, xlnt cond. air, leather. ~M/F'M Cornff• 9932 ~~101 or 897·2170 a~ cass . $6,450. 645· 388 ••• •••• ••••••••• ••••••• i--------- ) VOL. 70. NO. 81, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1971 TEN CENT 5 Huntington Cops See Flaming lJFOs By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ol t,_ Delly l'I ... Sl .. f Military authorities today are in- terested m accounts by five Huntington Beach policemen who reported sighting two unidentified fiying objects streaking across the sky m formation at 3: 15 a .m. today. Th(' stunned pilot of the department ·s police helicopter. which was flying at about 1.300 feet in crystal clear skies. estimated the U l''Os traveled at least 10,000 miles her hour. . No estimate could be offered for the height of the searing while objects that shot from the southwest horizon to the northeast horizon in no more than five seconds. ...More /ff edi..-al Sehool Thl· SIU 5 mil hon addition tr> the LT I rnnt.' ~h'ch cal Sc·hool 1s under ..., a\. on the \\l•stern edgt• of l Tl s campu~: .is sho" n in this aC'n.11 photo When COrti pleted in the fall of nc'l H'ar. the Jdd1t1dn \\Ill tn· cluclc a 200 st•.it ic< tun• h;,ill, an 80-~eat de- Patrol Sgt. Arden Beavers said the objects never vaned from their tandem position and appeared to have reddish cone-shaped no::.es. Officer Jim Lail and his observer. Of- ficer Tom Arnold , were a loft in a northwest area around Golden west Street and Warner Avenue when they made their sighting. Patrolman Dan l\lc:Kcrran was in the southeasterly area or Huntington .Beach when he spotted the brilliant lights. which all five officers said left a bluish vapor- like trail. ''It was hard lo tell if they had a shape. It looked like two bright lights and 1t aft happened so lus t . "he said. monstr~1t111n lt'<'lllr<.' hall. M r('search labs .ind 80 fatull~ orflct•s Funding 1s from the• 1972 Cahforn1.1 llt.·alth Sciences Rond b · '>lit.'. plus ;1 S:i 3 rn11l1of) grant from the Department of 11 1.•allh. Education and Welfare Youth Hurt As He Flees Crime Scene Gas Leak Snuffed An JR \'l'ar 111'1 llunt1ngton l\('at'h \Ollth W<JS rt·porlt'CI Ill sat1sfarlw \ 1 oncl1t111n t1 1<l<1\ 1n the l '\In tn•' \l<'d1t·.tl C'1·nl!•r 1.111 ward aflc'r Mtffrrini.: 111Jllrtt•'-m .1 futllt.· attempt ln flc·I' th<' -.n•nf' or a n .i 11 t.• J.! t• ti W 1•' I rn 1 n 'I 1 r pharmat'\ rohlll'r\ "11n1Ln ,tit 1•1 noon. offlt·1als -..1111 In Anahei01 Plant ,\ six block ar<'a of Anaherm was isolated for ;1bout 90 rnmule' ('arly toda} <ifl<'r a lt>.1k1ni! valve at a r h<'ml C'itl plant sent potential!) poisonou' (umC'S IOtO the a1r, police n· porll'd Ofr1Cl·r.; 'did emplo-.cs of St<'ppm Ch<'m1cal Co . 120R Patt ~t , d1sr0\ t'r<'d lh<' leaking <\UI phur Lnox1c..lt> about 5 a m . aml "I' blocks between Petti, lhl' R1vers1de Free\\ a\. L<1 Palma Avenue and HarbOr Boulevard \\erl' cordoned off .,aid California High\\ ay Patrol Officers also l'lnsed off-ramps on lhC' R1vers1di: freeway dunnl'( thr 90 minul<'., hut the freeway itself r('mamed open GWC Film Series Bites the Bullet Lack or attendance has forced Golden Wf'st College to cancel I ht• remainder nf tls 1977 f'nday night r1lmseries • Sl<'phan J)nu)!f,1, K.irm.in of 16·141 W an<krc•r I .. 1 rw rc·n·1' c·ct d('<'P str.rµt•s .inn pns,1hh• 111 tern<il 1nJ11n1·' 111 llw 1nr11i1•nt s a 1 d \\' 1•' t m 111 ... I 1• r po I 1r1 · spokesm.111 E.trl t;r;ih,1m Graham said tht.• intcrst'ct1on of Westmmst1.•r Boulcv ard and Goldl'n Wc ~l St1 cl'l was showerC'd \\1th an assortmC'nl or pills allegedly the loot taken from th(' pharmacy as Karman lost control or his motorcyrk and sk added several hundred feet along the pavt•mcnt all pm. Sunda\ Only about 25 persons were in the area. police sard. and they were asked lo move into a nearby school until the leak was capped. Five films are affected by the · canrellation. starttng, coinciden- tally. with "Bite the Bullet " Ma~h~ ' Oran~tj t::••L...., 0 7 ft'-1'ather Firemen stopped the leak by 6. 10 a m .. police said. and the area was reopened by 6:30 a.m No inJuries were reported, police said. The fumes quickly dissipated because of westerly wmds, officers reported. And because of the early morning hour and the few number of homes .in the area, officers said. danger was kept lo a minimum. The smelly gas can be toxic m high doses. police said. but 1s not considered dangerous in small quantities. Captioned films for the deaf "C heduled t•ver:v Tuesday at 4 p.m . m Forum 2 will continue to be shown. Park Jobs Open The Huntington Beach Parks and Recreation Department is acrepting appltcat1ons for two part-time playground recreation "'orkers. Those interested may call !>36·5486 or apply at the fourth rtoor of the c1v1c center. 2000 Mam St The fifth officer who simultaneously reported the two eerie objects which flashed over at a 40 to 60 degree angle was identified as Patrolman Steve Parkerton. Some. however. have been known to discourage their officers Crom making formal reports on aerial phenomena sightings which mig ht appear in the press. "Odds of t \\ o meteori, traveling in formation like that are too enormous." said another departmental spokesman. The Orange County Airport Control Tower is closed at the time of the s ighting and spokesmen al Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles were unavailable for com- ment. Despite difficulty in judgmg size and altitude of UFOs. Officer Lail, the helicopter pilot, said they definitely ap- peared to be much higher than the police chopper. Laguna Beach Police Capt. Neil Purcell and Sgt. Terry Temple last Thursday r eported an almost·Klentical obJect that <1ppeared quite low shooting from southw(•st to northeast over their city No other law enforccmC'nt agencies contacted report('d their officers on patrol at their hour told of seeing such an aerial phenomenon. Seven Mile Stretch Huntington Seeks • Beach Takeover By ROBERT BARKER Ol llW D••IY Polol Sl•!I Huntington Beach city officials voled to proceed "'1th nes;:ot1a tions for the tak('OV('r of seven miles of state beat'hes m the city Monday night aft er sharp qul.'s t1on1ng of past cost surveys Vincent l\foorhoui.e. clir<.'ctor of the c·1ty's Harbors and Bt•adws Departmenl, told <·1t~ <·ountd mcmlx>rs he· bcli('VCs C'll} op('r<1 tlOll or th<.' beaches ('an be S<.'lf supportmg lie added. howc•v1.•r. that lh1• stale should bt· "1ll1ni:: to un dcr" rite any def1t'1ts 1n th<' first \Cars. • '"We ar<' n•asonabh t'onr1dcnt that. given sufficient tame, \H' "ill be able to make th<' st al(' beaches within the r1ty <'Ost cf fccttvc · Dunni: the in ten m p('r1od. we "ould want some ~uaranlt'l''.'> from the state.· he said ~loorhouse ~aid the takco,er \\Ould give the city a '"unique op portumty" lo mtegrate all the beaches in thc area on a regional park concept He said he n sual11es rrcat1on of a surfing park and des1gnat('d Supervisors Approve OC Redistricting By GARY GRANVILLE OI tt.. D•llY Pllol St.II The Orang(' County Board of Supervisors today approved a new redistricting plan that sends Supervisor Ralph D1edrtch's dis- trict sweeping into the Sad· dlcback Valley A 4 to I vote approving the new political boundaries for the five county supervi.,orial districts was a ma1or victory for Diednch and a significant pohllcal Joss for SupervisorThomas Riley. The plan approved retains Irvine in Riley's Fifth District. But it bounces the unin - corporated area north of the city and El Toro into Diedrich's Third District, a district that will run from La Habra in the county's northwest to El Toro in the heart of the Saddleback Valley. In the plan finally a{>proved the number of county cities divided between supervisorial districts is reduced from 11 to three Huntington Beach 1s one of those divided cities Almost the entire city will be 10 Supervisor Laurene~ Schm1t's second das· <See REMAP, Pace A2) areas for swimming, fishing. camping and senior citizen use should the city assume opera· tions. Councilman Al Coen ques- t ion a report by M oorhoust• which declared that the city s operation or the one mile of city beach was to the black for thl' first time in t976 "'l think there is some kind of <Stt BEACH, Page A2l Truck Slams Car FV Civic Leader Killed in Crash Fountain Valley civic leader Merritt Ellis. 47 , di ed after his !'\ports car was rear-ended by a large tractor-trailer ng early this morning on the San Diego Freeway near Seal Beach Boulevard. California Highway Patrol officials reported W('stminsler paramedics cut the victim out of his car and rushed him to Los Alamitos General Hospital where he died at 6·04 a.m .. a hospital official said. The driver of the truck was not held . CHP officials said. Ellis. a 12.year resident of Fountain Valley, apparently stopped in a lane on the north bound freeway for an unknown reason, at 3:20 a.m _, according to CH P spokesman Bill Moore. The truck was traveling at SO miles per hour when it plowed in- to the tiny auto. said Moore Ellis, who Jiv ed with his wife, Mary. and two children al 17213 Santa Catherine St .. had served on the Fountain Valley Traffic com mitlee since June 1974 lie ~as a certified public accoun· tant Ellis served as treasurer of the Fountain Valley Roys' Club and was a pas t president of that or- ganization. He was a member of the city's Bicentennial Commit· KILLED IN CRASH Fountain Valley's Ellis tee and was a director of the cit\. ·s Chamber of Commerce. An Orange County Coroner's Office official said cln autopsy wa!. scheduled today. Funeral services are pendmc Huntington Council Mulls Hall ·Addition . Huntington Beach City Council members ¥onday night decided to conduct a walk-through in spection of city haJI before acting on prowsed modifications to the buildlnJtthat could cosl $410.UO payers can't afford one-tenth of that amount on their own homes." Siebert said Councilman Ron Shenkman said that some improvements may not be necessary but he strongly supports partitions to in- sure privacy for workers. \ "One gentleman has to wear a head-set 1n order to concen· tr ale," he said. Increasing cloudm('ss and tummg cooler Wed- nesday Lows toni~hl 48 to 55. Highs Wednesday from 70 at beaches to mid to up- per 70s in inland areas. Officers from five surround mg agencies assisted Anaheim m blocking of( the area, police Good Finds 'Stag-gering' Worst Winter City Has 421 lnchea Snow lncl~ded in possible changes for th'e J.year-old, $12 million building are additions or various offices, including one for each council member. carpeting for the main noor lobby. a security surveiltanoe system fo~ the bullding and the creation of two additional parking lots. City Administrator Bud Belsito said the proposed changes were compiled at the request of the Publlc Facilities Corporation CPFC), the city's landlord fort.be buRding. Shenkman said he would be in favor of deleting t6S,OOO for a seeurity system and $100,000 for:- two parkin" lots. Mayor Pro Tem Ron Pattinson said that he, too, is against pro- posals for the new parking lots. "I would hate to see the green t area twued into another parking lot," he said. "l think it's ridiculous." INSIDE TODA" The poignant story of the love between two brothers. one dying of Leukemia, tht' other a football 'tar i8 lold in a touch mg .~10171 on Pnr1r A 7 · l•dex Al Y•vr ~¥1U Al l11t•r"'I"""' ., ..... ·--11 ..... ""'"" L M •• .,,. At,_..,._.,,.. c..111 .. ,.ra At M•vl" ClnslflM ., u N.ollen•l N-• C.Mto IJ Ora .... Clwf!ly .Ct-eo•" ., ,....,. 0H111 Ntlll(., Al S...h ••1t•l•1 ~ u r.1.,n,1.,. •11• .. ···-......... , "'"•"c. Alt 11 .,.,, ... .,... tMfH<-IJ ,, at All •• •• At •• J •n •• •t A4 u Huntington Beach police called by an irate north city housewife Monday today are holding some found property but il won't be sold at the next bicycle auction. A young officer met the woman in the 5000 block of Sisson Drive nnd accepted 10 reels of stag movie mms sht discovered dumped in her front yo rd yard "Sht called thtm ·Adult Mov 1es, • a~ey are about na adult as they an gel," remark~ one officer seemed to bo in the know. LOWVILLE, N.Y. <AP) -Buffalo got all the pubUclty this past winter with its record snowfall. but the snow in that western New York city was nothing compared to what they've got at the nearby hamlet of Sears Pond. The hamlet.in north central New York, between Lake Ontario and the Adirondacks, has piled µpa re- cord 421.1 inches of snow !}\is winter and lt 's stlll com· jne down, according to Charles Kazinsk.i, s weather observer for the Black River Regul tin1 District. Buffalo got a mere 180 inches. "It's the worst winter we've ever had,'' said Kazinski, a retired !armer and Montague town clerk who hos lived in Sears Pond since 1918. Kazinski said the first snow fell on Oct 10 and lt hasn't etopped for long since. • He aald that financlog could come from the PFC u w~ll aR from eenerel revenue aharin~ fund!I and the city's contln1ency runda. Councilman Richard Sitbert said be would pref er to aee the cl· ty cut the uUUly tax rather than pour money into city hall im- provementll. "I think the upgradlnC pro- poHl• are ln exceaa of wha&. il needs to be functional. "Tue1 are 1oing on and on and it bot.hers me to b&ve the clty 1pend all th.ts monty wbt!lo tilt• CouncUwoman Norma Gibbs said that council officett were in· eluded ln original pl&n!I for the building, but were deleted by the prevl°"' council to save money. tabbies Protest LOSANOE'LES (AP)-Anft'Y cabdrivers "ave picketed City ·Hall lo protest Mayor Tom Bradley'& veto of an ordinance Ulat. would have allowed in· clivtdua.Jly owned tax ls to opcrAte c:litwtda. ./ ~ ~ • JamDled Developers, Enr7iro~ntalUta State Views ,. Repre,entallH·i. of C'n\ ln'•n '1' mC'nl•I prottttlon or11ani1aUon& · dumna Oranat' Cout pr".nrv•· t1on ilnd ii ~1>okt'~m11n ror dt• \'~lopment anteresc . preaching li>ulld but bmld wl&ely and well, Monday aired 1M>slt1 on paper:. before the South Coabt Reg ional Zonl' Comm1!>s1on The publt<' ht·ar1n~ on ~u1dehnt::; and polu.•1es thlJl will F ro• PafJf! :I I REMA P ... trict and a :.mall portion m Riley's Fifth D1str1l'l Costa Mesa, Nev. port Beach, J 1 vine, Lagun,1 Reach. San Juan Cap1:.trano and San Cl~mcnte re· ,j m am m Riley ':; d1str1ct •. • So do the unincorporated areas of Laguna ll1lls. Laguna Niguel and portions of M1ss1on Viejo. Hut the maJor sh1H m the supervisors' efforts to equalize population within the· five.· dis --tricts occurn•d in tlw Thi rd 0 1s· tnct \.\1th Dtt•dru·h ·s arN1 now $wl'eping into the.• SacldlclMck Vallty All Fountain Valll'Y w<.1s in <·ludl·d 1n F1r..,1 D1str1f·t Supervisor Ph1Jiµ Anthony's dis • trict. <1 d1slral'l lhat 1nt'ludcs San ta An;.i, Wcstminstt'r and por I tom. of Garden Grove Wh c·n p1tktnJ.? up the Tr;.1hu1·0 C.1n\on, ModJl'"k..t Can}on ;.and 11ort10ns of lhl• Saddlt.•hac·k V Jlll'y D1l'clrtl·h satr1f1<:ed those.· portion" of hie, d1str1ct that formcrl\ ran into AnJhe1m. Bul•na Park and I.a Palm.1 Hile~ trtl'cl to hl'.1d off the Diedrich stec1m roller bv arguing that the Saddleh<ttk V;.illev !ihould not bt• "Phi l)('t Wl'l·n two i;uper\'1'>11rs pointing out that both th<' El Toro and LagunJ ll1lb <trl'as JI<' w 1th1n the S;.HI <llt•bark t\1 l'J ('11 ord111;.1t1ng ('ounnl 111· .11 ... 11 .... ttd th.ti 11 \'1n1· n·..,1 cfrrlls h;l\ I' ,, \ 1''>lt•d 11111•11·..,t 1r1 lhl' .trl•.1 th.If ... 01111•tl.I\ will IH'<'onw p.irt ol th1• I'll\ D11'dnd1 pretl'n;l1·d 1nd1f ll'rt•nt'I' to lhl· 11•d1st I 11'1 lllj.! IS'> Ill' and 1111111t1•d out that lw will not a).!alll 111• ;1 cand1<l<1te for rount\ ... upt·n 1sor '' lwn his term «:q11rC'0s an .lanu.11\ 1!181 'let. tht· pl.in adopted h~ tht· <,upen 1sors \ aned onh shghll~ from .1 plan r>1e<lrtt h h.Hl tuck NI '"'.I\ in J desk drJ\.\t•r since> mul .Lonuar~ Hill'\ .11t1•mp1r-ct to th11l1· <..,1 hm1t 1nto sup1lort1ng him whl·n h<.· rl'minded SC'hm1t of his 1 c· m.1rk.., .1 f<'\.\ \.\ t·t·ks ai?o that hl' \.\ 11uld not <111<1\\ 11111• 'llP<'n l'>Or Io gl't <>I .1bbl'd on .1n t>n •''\l'>ltng d1stra t C'Onta1ns rough!\ !I0,000 morl' pc·rsorh than 1\10 111 h1•r d1stnrts i\nd wh1•n 111·am1• to dr.m Ill'\\ pol1t1eal hound.1111•' th1· b1•-.1 Htlt'Y C'ould n1u .. t1•1 \\ ,1, ht" cm 11 \ ott• of chsst'nl I TS TI ME FlJR COFFEE RRAKE \\ 11111. l'I. \I'\~ ' 't I \I' fht• '\1•-.llt• ( ·11 Sol\" l11J.:h1•1 I 11111•1• he .1 n 111 11· 1·.., .1 n d 1111 1 1 .1 q• ii !opc·t .1ttnj! ( .......... h,I\ I' ( .11,...1•d II '" hc•rom1· th" l.1ll'"t '' h11l1•-..tl1·1 111 '"<'ncl 1n ... 1 .mt .ind frt•c•11 dr1t·il ..,,, fl'(' pr11·1· ... th1 llllJ:h th1• s~, f!\'f JJr llJI fll'r • ~1·,caf1• 111-,t.1nt r 1•J.!11l,1r "111 J:'l1 ! up lCI rl'nls .in 01rrw1• to SS l~2 for :tt JO ounc1• JJI :\1•~t·.1f~ D1•t Jf 'feinated will ~o up I:! CC'nts to ?$5 236 pN 1•1ght 011nr1· 1a1, am! :NC'sc·af<• llN'.Jf up r1~ht <·<·nt~ lo :$.~ li71i pt'r e1ght·ounr1• J.•r ) Effl'cl1v<' April 2, Nt'stl1• .., •Taster's ('hoire frPN<' drtNI rt' ~i.:ular will hi' lllC'I 1•.i:-1•d 12 1·1·nh 1fl<'r ounce. lmngini; the co<,t or an <'ll!ht oum'l' 1.1r lo SS 238 ORANGE COAST " • DAILY PILOT f,,_.Of•~ (O.\t Dell•'°''"°' #4th.,.. 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'fort~ 0.•• °"""'' '---•t"" 140-taJO tkocome t"niart~ a 11" by th<" Catifomia Coastal Commlsalon by May 1 J•mmed HununKton Beach City Halt to st11ndin1· room only capc.<-tty. One ol the more color(ul com· ments came from Gilbert W. Ferguson, former Irvin\! Com · pany vice pr esident Cor tor porale communications and now executive director or CEEED. Glorio Cook• AP WirfOf\010 A<'lrcss Gloria Swanson Jlrl' par C's mundwhles ~l ondil.\' a:-s he hclpl•d promote good t•ating habits on \'11lnl H1n Awan·nt•!>.., l>a\' 111 .~<'\\ York '.\lt!>s S\\ <111son 1s ton ..,ultant t() tht.· Nutntwn Aw a rencss proJc<:t f 'rot,. Pogp A I BEAC H ... c· n·d 1 b1lt t \ gap 1n pr('c;cnt figure·-. .ind 111 t•ond1t1uns lhJl ex1.,tcd JUSI l\\ 11 ~ l'.1rs ago. ('ot·n s.11cl \ rl'por1 ;.it that time h~ the t'lt\ .11lm1m:-lrJtor's omu.· :,aid tht• u '' """' uper.1ting h11ndrl'cls 11t I h11U '>.ind-, of dol Li r:-. In l hl' n •ll ,11111 r.11..,l'd thl' Jlt>.,s tl111tl .\ 11) :-.tJl1• t,1k1•ovpr of lhc e1t ~ 'lit•Jch \111111 ho11s1· ~.1111 th.it fli.:un•s in t lw .1dmin1..,t r .1t11r"s ...iudy Wl•rc· not \Jl1d ;.ind that co-.ts \~l·n· Jt tnbult:d to tht' bl'<tl'h opcral1un that shouldn't ht1\'l' bt•en Cll\ adm1111sl1 ;1tor Bud Tll'l..,1to .1.:1 t'ed th.11 thl· f1gurl' .. usl•d two ~ • .11., ai,:o · \\t't l' ~u ... pl•1·t · \I oorhouM· Jddl•d. :\!\ f1cur l"" \I o·r" eorn·t•l .ind H11Y. l.1ncl' 1fornwr<1t\' arlmm1:-trJl•>r l>.tH' Hnw 1.11111.., 1 had> I'd do\\ 11 I don t l1kl• 111 h,1\ 1· hf'1•n mh lt•d ( c>t.'ll .... 11<1 .\II of ,1 '1111 111·11 '' t• .trl' no\\ """ <'nt .ind I fl'l'I \ t'I 1 11nn1mfurtahll' The-c 011n1 ii <11n·clrrl Rl'ls1to anrl :\loorhuu~<" to c.·0011: up w 1th 1111111· 111furm.1l1on 1111 """t bl'Jch co~t~ "hilt• O\ rni:: llw hegin nin ~ of ego at wn... \.\1th tht• "' .1te Par and R t'l fl'at1rrn Or11ar1mt'nt Two T ake Plunge _,_ Si\ N DI EtiO 'A p I The third and fourth deaths 1n plunges this year off the San Dtef{o·Coronado Bay Bridge wer e rcoorted Mon da}. C"allfom1on1 ror Env1rcmmenl, Employment, Economy and Development. He delivered a n1ne·pa1e paper coverin• topjc1 Crom Nratlonat Cl· ty north to Eureka, some or which were highly critical or pro posed restrictions by the two comm1ss1ons. "All in all, the guidelines, for the most part, confirm many or Islanders Seek Own Statelwod ROSTON <A P > -OHicn1ls Crom Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Island s igned a ''pro- clam a tion of independence" 111· day. declaring their intention to :.ecede from Massachusetts. School children pack ed a state houi.e hearing room a nd scores of photographers crowded around the official document as stall' Hep Tcrrt'ncc P. McCarthv of l\1 arlha 's Vml'yard read a sl;.ite- mc.•nt that s<.1id, "If the com- monwealth persists in its plan to th rust arbitrary government up on us we arc preparl'<i to withdraw our consent to its cun- linut•d authority over us " Nantucket 1s 25 miles at sea and .t two hour ferry ride from Wood's Hole on Ca pe Cod Martha's Vineyard is five mile:; off lhe Massachusetts coast. At 1<,SUl' 1s a leg1slati\'e re>· dtstncttng plan that would denv th l' two islands separate rl•prt> .... entation in the Massachusetts I louse Oce an Vie w Trustees OK Plan Funds 0 1· r a n \' i e \\' ( e I e m c n t a r v J Sl'hool 1>1stri('( trustees Mon(l;1\' ..,l't i.1s1dc Sl.000 for architectural plans for a proposed SI0.000 re n cling fac1ltty at C1rrle Vu.'w St·hool But Trustees Darrell C':trtt•r and Charles Osterlund said SI0.000 may not hl' enough to t•on- ... 1 rut·t the huildinJ; to meet state :-.I a nd;i rds for school~ Circle \'1ew Principal Jim c..;1,1nfill and teacher Dan '.\los.., "Jlcl th\• !>C'hool fac1litv (';tn genl•ralt' enough re,enue 'to pa~ lhl• co..,t of eon..,truct1on Mos~ hu<, coord1n.1ted the ..,,. h1111l n·n cling centt·r s1nN• 1973 S111<·t• lhl'n. 1t ha!> t·ollet'll·d SR.400 1n re· usable pnper. aluminum and gl<.1.,::.. he s;.11cl ".\1 oss '•lld he hope's to ('xpancJ tht· number of stud e n ts who p.irt1c1pate m thl' centl'r as a m;1th ;.rncl busanes!> sk1lb learmni.: I'\ IH?rtl'OCl'. "Wt' had lo tell the kids two t1mc•s this Ye<1r to hold rt <1nd not hnng JOY more l'<t ns and bottles lwrau~e \.\{' d1ctn't have th<' spaCl' lo .,ton· th<'m ·said :\lo:-~ OC High Sch ools Set for Festival Or ani:4.' Count) high schools '' 111 Mmpete in Golden West Colles::c l> fourth annu<1I fest1\al for Jal.7, l>\\ ang and i.how l'hoirs '1arch 31 nnd April I. Compct1llon will t<1ke plac(' <'ach day from 8 a.m lo 6 p.m in thf' college theater. It 1s free and open to the public. Area schools participating m d udt' Fountain Valley High School. Los Amigos High School, Los Alamitos High School, Marina High School and Mission \'iejo High School. ltl• ~and unAoph1,t1c..t ed pollcl~• lh nt proved economically nd •ocially harmful during tht put four )'eara," 1''erau11on Hid Of the former te&ional and state com· mi11lana. "T he limitations on he1~ht, bulk o( residentiHI development. condemn the coastal cities to architectural mediocrity to sameness without any redeem· ing virtue. . . "Ingenuity and un1qutness of design and a quaint ambience brought about by ar chitectural diversity once commonplare tn the coastal areas ii. being stiOed by faceless bure11ucrnts v..ho never built an outhou!>c ·· Fergu:.on crit1c1zed -.c\'eral s pecific guidelines projected by the commission 's staff, such JS reducing Orange Coast traffic by ltmiting r es1dcnt1al building dens1t) · 'Trarfll' congestion in l'Crtam beach areas ... on a good sunny d ay exceeds any sol ut ion \.\ hat!>oever." ~aid th(' C'EEED ch1l'f. who <'la1ms his organ11a- t10n represent:-; 150.000 Caltfor. ntans. "The law of supply and de mand. like the law of gravit y. rannol be revoked by 1-(ovt·rn ment not even the \oa!>tal Com mi~ion," he declared Ferguson m ade sever al recom. mendations relative lo potential O r ange Coast rules <.ind guidehnes. These included Terracing a nd cascading building s hould be permitted along blufftop property -Newport Beach needs more public boat launching sites for v1s1tmg inland residents, not more publtc beach access -Public transportation 1s ade· quate in the Cannery Village area of Newport Beach and should not be dependent upon public tra nsportation available as the commission suggests . Various commisss1on i.ug geslions relatin~ to t he Laguna Gr eenbelt have bel'n writtC'n rn disregard of a rnunty. CCI, Laguna Beach and Irvine O\'erall study now in progress and this s hould be reconsidered The hearing was told by Com missioner R1mmon C Fav, its delegate to the s t ate comm1ss1on. that only overall state ~urdehnei-. are now to be adoplt·d by the l\1 av I deadhneonginalh <lrJ\\ll · lie said th<' he.· .. ·,' '11lum1· of \ Jl'\\ s pounng 111 ,1nrl tlw <11\ l·rs1 l) of lh<' )!cog1 Jph1r;.il an·<i.., 1n \ ohed makl.'s ti 1mposs1blt• to !>lreamhne the t"ond1t ions for de \'elopml'nt hy rl'gwn tn \H'l'k' .1hcad These var1.1t1ons h\• loc·~ilt' \\ 111 he a trl'd and adoptc•<I <ll .1 lall'r date) l'l to he Jnnounn·d Mayor Salute Slate d in HB II n r riett Wieder cnm pl etc~ her year as mu~or of ll unlingtnn Beach Apnl 18 and a group of her a ssoc1atl's h <1ve form('d a "Salutt> to thl' M<l\or" commit t<'t~ lo hold a dtnnc·r ·Aprt I 17 rn hN honor The aff::11 r "Ill bl' at thf' St'acltff Countrv Club .it fi :m p m \.\1th dtnnt'r <1l SI I µe1 p!.'r~on Rl'~en at ions m.1\ hr mJdC' h' .,end mg a check for dinner to th(' Salutl' tn th<' \1 ,1~nr <'nmmitlt>c'. tfi.126 Ladona Cin•lt". ll11ntrngto11 Beach Kite Flight Sla ted The Huntington Beach !-'arks and Rerreation Department will hold ils first annual Easler Wel·k kite contest on April 8 Youngsters are invited lo bring their homemade k1t('s lo llunt ington C<'ntral Park and rnmp<'tr for prizes. Heiress Denies Favorite lroine Development Speedup 'Unlikely' Bv TOM BARLEY Ol 1fW o.,1y "''°' Sl•ll Irvine he1 rcss Joan Irvine Smith denied from the witness stand Monday that the firm she favors in the battle to lake over the In ine Company has any plans for speeding up develop mentofthe Irvine Ranch Mrs. Smith p redicted that the con sortium headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit developer Alfred Taubman and backed by auto billionaire Henry Ford It would restrict development to its pro· sent paco. She testified that Taubman as sured her in a rerent discussion that the firm which would become known H Allen Irvine T<tubman Inc. if lt11 bid wn~ IJUC cessful lnlt'ndcd to keep lrvlne Company holding" Intact and adhere to the rnaaler plan. The AJlen·Taubmen comblne is one o( two oraanlzatlons •tek Ing to 1cqulrt the Irvine Com pany. The James lrvlne Found•· , t1on 1~ currt'nlly studying the group'ii; all cash offer of nearly $303 m1lhon Foundation directors have made 1l clear throughout the sjx month trial that they prefer the $281 9 milhon bid posted by the Mobil Oil Corporation . Foundation directors had ac· cepted a $200 million bid from Mobil two years al(o when Mrs. Smith took legal action that holt- c<I the ule and sparked the cur· rent lawsuit In Orange County Superior Court. JudRe James F. Judge mu~t eventually rule on the merit!l or those bids or accept Mrs. Smith'~ s uf(ftt21tlon that bidding be su51. pendtd for rtve ~ears to alh')w the" true worth of the Irvine Company to become apparent and &o en· couro'e new blddlnir Mrt. Smlt.h betteves that the true worth or t.he lrvlne Company I• weU over $400 mllll01> and that lt ml1ht be posalble to achieve that flgure In rlvt> years tlmt'. Sho OWDI 2:U ,pcrcen~ o( lho .. Irvine Com pany stock The James Irvine Foundation owns a t'ontrolltng interest of 54 5 per cent. The Foundation has unlll 1983 to divest itself of its company holdings and meet the direl't1ves laid down by lhl' Fl'dl'rnl Tax Reform Act o{ J 969 Foundation auorn<'y Jlowarcl Privett accused Mrs. Smith Mon day or playing a leading role in urging leglslalorA several years ago to s upport a measure that cost the Foundation its control of the Irvine Comapony He asked her 1r It was true thllt she appeared at Con1tress1onal and Internal Revenue Service hearlnas nod actively p\ished for pauege of the-tax reform act. "It was and ls my belief lhnt foundations should not control corporations," Mrs Smith told Prh•tt "ln any tvent. m\nt wa!\ • ·c;t one 1 mall voice 1mon1 m any wbo aupporled U>e le1lltallo.." A"Wlrtl)hole WOMAN, 88, GIVEN CHOICE, GETS OUT ANO GETS GOING Mrs. Eula Weaver Jogs a Mlle Each Day Miler at 88 Li1nher Ol<hte r Jogs Daily SANTA MONICA CA P 1 Eula \\'<.<a\'er 1sn 't as young as she used to be, so she':; reduced her d:.ttl} regime of Jogging to JUsl one mile a dav. After all. she is 88 When it rains. and she c~n·t J<tg the· full mile around a high school track near hc•r homl'. c,he mounts tlw stattunaf) h1eyele in her II ving room and pedal!> 10 miles or so SHE ALSO GOES TO A LOCAL g\m lhrC'l' time., a \\Ct·k and pcdJIS 10 milc•s hdon• cl1nnt'r · Mrs Wt•an•r suffetl'c.1 a strOkl· .1 dl·C'ad1· ago .111d \4 <ts near!~ paralyzed "I could hurdly walk ttt all." ~he· ~a11l, l'XplJtnmg the cffccb of the strokt' comhined with arthritis in her hands and knees Doctors gave her two cholt'('S <;pend the re~t or her ltfc JS JO invalid. heing hancJ.fed and clothl'd. or i,:et nut of hN rocking chair .and start\\ ,Jlkmg .igJ1n. 1111 m.1lll.'r IHm p.Jtnful IT IUO:"'T T \KE llER l.Ol'liG to dt•cuk Shi' \0\1ed .,he \1ould tr~ l'\ l'r~ thing in th1., \1Clrlcl toJ.!l'l hat k 111ntJrm.d Follow mg her rlol'lor ., <1rh1r1" '>hl' q Jrt<·d o.,fo\.\ ly \\al kin~ J!1ngerl~ al first. push111g hl'l '>l•lf l'\ en though 1t hurt. and deaden mg som1: ofth1• pall\\\ 1th pilb Slw nlO\ t d from lllmm..-. to ~>llthl'rn CahfcH OJJ lo be near ht·r grand..,on. \\(•Ill on Jn '-Int l ht'alth 11111·nl1·d cl1l·t .ind startc.·d run nmg Soon. sh1· ",1s Jogging two mile., ;1 cl,I\ :\trs We.l\n \\;1:-. 1ndut·l'd 1n Hl7:i to t•ntc·r the· '\.itton.d Senior OI~ mp1c" heltl ;1! t T In m<· ··1 JOGGED TllERE THREE YEARS and got '\IX gold mcdalo;. one for Saturd;iv and onl.' for Sunchl\' <<'arh \Curi," ..,he said "Th<' first time I did it Sen Al;in Cran~ton r.iml· out and hugged nw anri said . 'l'm ..,oprouclof~·ou ·" Shc wulkc; .1w,I\· from th1• t"ontc·.,I l'vc•rv vc•ar .. .., the fl-male <'ham pwn of thl' 1,500 mt•ttr run for thos1· o~·cr 80 There·.., no onP else in the category Mrs Weaver lh;.inks ht>r graocbon. Jim Weaver of Wc-;t Los Anf!eles. for antrodueang her to the· man whom ..,h1• ered1ts for h('r re· cover) She ~aid Nathan Pril1k1n. founder of the Longev1t~ Rese;irrh Institute m S:1nta Barbara 1s respons1hll' for making her · able to walk m fact for hetng .iltve SHE SA\'S llF. MADE HER TllROW U\.\.ty her pain h1lltn.t: pills and put her on a d1!'t of green \t•gt•tableo, and frec;h r aw fruit. and lt'ss than thrN• ounec'> of meal a day She had to"'" goo<lb\ <.'to salt. sugar and grf'asl' and savs ... he cloc•sn t mis., them a ·bit · · Within "IX months I had ..,topl'CI taking .111 lh<' pllls and had s~a rted JO(!gin~ It I ook m c· t \\ o } (•,irs to" ork up lo ioggang t '' o mite~ .1 cl a) nut. now I m not "" } oung Jnvmore Fitness Hearinr;f St.•t Sparling Suspect Faces Arraignment A 17 -year -old bny police claim fir<>cl the two shots that k1llod Lake Forest houst'wifc Rach<•I Sparling a week ago was due to be arraigned in Pasadena Superior Court today on murder and kidnapmg charges Jn a related dcvt'lopmcnt authorities in the court's Juvenile division have schedull'd a f1tnC'ss hearing for the youth on April 4 to determine if he will be tr1C'd us an adult or a Juvenile The su<;pect s name has been withheld because of his age John McAl1ster. Pasadena police spokesman, said today that the fitness hearing might bt' "pushed back a dny or two" becallse of conflictin g court sched~les and pape rwork. Meanwhile , p oli ce 1n vestigators continued building their case against the youlh, who has been in cu11tody since Mrs Sparling's dlsapjlcarance Marc h 14 after a visit to her Pasadena psychiatri6t. McAllster said a report issued Monday by the Los Ange les Police Department ballistics lab proved conclu11lvely thl' ~lugs that killed the woman rnme from n .2~ caliber automntlc p1Mol found later In her car tnvNtlfAtt>rs allef(e the arrest· ~ youth wa~ dtivlnf( the auto, a bronae Corvette with the lic~nst> WUV YOU, \\hen 1l was Involved. ) in an auto accident in the San Fern:tndo Valley on the m orning .1ft<>1 Mr' Sparling dropped out of sight Though thl' hov ttllegedly fled nn fool from the scene of the nac;h. Mc1\list<>r said police wcr<' led to his residence b~· two 'oung ):(iris who said the}; had hN'n JOynding with him At the housl' where th{' youth was ar- rested. Mrs Sparling's JC" elry and other effects were also dis· l'O\'l'red. according to McAltster HB Awards Parade Pact Pageantry Produrtlons of Lynwood was selected to produce the 1977 July 4 Huntington Beach parade Monday night by the city council For $.1.000, thl' contractor will provide trophies for winners and arranite for and align parade en· lrents Mayor Pro Tern Ron Pattinson cast the only negative vote, cit· ln1t his opposition to the total CO."!· ls of thE' parodc which a re pro- jected at $24.~ The lfn6 parade co~t in excess o( SSQ,000 while onlr, $25.000 was llocatl'd in the city s budact • 7 \ ~ VOL. 70, NO. 81, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, °'LIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1977 TEN CENTS Woman, 88, Keduees .Jogging to 1tlife . SANTA MONICA (i\P) -Eula Weaver isn't as young as sbe used to be1 so she·s redueed her dally regime of jogging to just one mile a day. Aft.er all, sbe ils 88. When it rains, and she can't jog the full mile around a high school track near her home, she mounts the stationary bicycle m her Ii vi ng room and pedals 10 miles or so. SHE ALSO GOES TO A LOCAL gym three times a week and pedals 10 miles before dinner. Mrs. Weaver suffered a stroke a decade ago and was nearly paralyzed. "( could hardly walk al all~" she said, explaining the effects of the stroke comblned ..yith arthritis in her hands and knees. Doctors gave her two choices -spend the rest of her hfe as an invalid. being hand red a nd clothed, or gel out of her rocking chair and start waJking again, no matter how painful. IT DIDN'T TAKE HER LONG to decide. She vowed she would "try everything in this world to get back to norm.al." Following her doctor's advice, she started slowly, walking gingerly at first. pui.hing herseU even though it hurt, and deadening some Of the patn With pills. · She moved from lllino1s to Southern Califor nia to be near her grandson, went on an strict health-oriented diet and started run- ning. Soon, she was Jogging two miles a day. Mrs. Weaver was induced in 1975 lo enter the National Senior Olympics held at UC Irvine. ")JOGGED THERE THREE YEARS and got six gold medals, <See MILER, Page AZ) County Supervisors Approve Redistricting ~lly P•IOI SUtl Plloto More Medical School Tlw SI0.!1 million adchtion to the LT Irvine :\ll'd1cal Sc:hool is unqer way, on the western edge of lTCI 's campus as shown in this al'rial photo. When completed in thc fall of next yt·ar, the addition will in· elude a 200 ~cut lecture hall. an 80·seat de monstrat1on ll·l·turl' hull, 80 research labs and 80 lacult~· offic('s Funding is from the 1972 California Health Sciences Bond Is- sue. plus a S:! 3 million g r;rnt from the Department of Ikalth, Education and Welfare Irvine Services Rising? Report Asks Boost in Water, Sewer Rate By IULARY KAYE 01 '"" D••IY Po lot St•ll Water and sewer service rate5 for Irvine residents will mcreasc 8.8 percent beginning June 1 1f Irvine Ranch Water D1str1rt directors ugree with a report pre· sented to them Monday. The ~onsultant 's report recom· mends that th(• existing monthly rate be hoostcd about Sl .85 per household . Last September , the monthly bill was increased about $2 per household. Directors are expected to Coa~t make a decision regarding lhl· rate hike in April or Ma~ If adopted. the average Irvine household would pay $19 57 per month for water and scwl·r service instead of the $17.99 now being paid The consult mg firm Brown and Coldwell studied the d1stncl's financial requirements through 1982 and then suggested what they thought the district would need to charge customers to of· fset recent and anticipat-ed cost increases. usl'r char)!<' "mild h<' boosted to $15 20 per month, a 28 2 percent increase However, th<' existing S2.79 water district tax added to the ~cneral fund tax would he eliminated. although the debt S<'rvice tax would rise from $3.35 to $4 .37 pt.>r month ThC' reason the I ax and user charge structure would be changed is due lo new regula- tions by the Environmental Protection Agency, according to the consultants. Commercial customers would (See RATES, Page A.2) Diedrich Do01ain Spreads By GARY GRANVILLE DI I ... D•oly Pilot SUI! The Orange County Board of Super visors today upprovcd a new redistricting plan that sendl> Supervisor Ralph D1edrich's dil> trict sweeping into tht• Sad dleback Valley. A 4 to 1 vote approving the new political boundaries for the rave county superv1sorial district:. was a major victory for Di edrich and a significant pol1t1cal losi. for Supervisor Thomas Riley The plan approved retains In·ine in Riley's Fifth District But it bounces the unin· corporated area north of the ctl.) and El Toro into D1edr1ch's Third District. a district that will run from La Habra in t he count) ·s northwest to El Toro in the heart of the Saddleback Valley. In the plan finally approvC'd the number of county cities d1v1ded between supervison al districts 1s reduced from 11 to three Huntington Beach IS one or those divided cities. Almost thC' entire city will be in Supervisor Laurence Schmit 's second cits trict and a small portion 1n Riley's Fifth District. Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Irvine, Laguna Beach. San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente re main in Riley's district. So do the unincorporated areas of Laguna Hills, Laguna Niguel and portions of Mission V1CJO But the maJor shift 1n the supervisors' efforts to equahze population withm the five dis tr1cts occurred in the ·Third Dis tnct with D1edrich's area now sweeping into the Saddleback Valley. All Fountain Valley was m eluded in First District Supervisor Philip An thony's dis· trict, a district that includes San· ta Ana. Westminster and por tions of Garden Grove. When picking up the Trabuco Canyon, Modjeska Canyon and portions of the Saddleback Valley, Diedrich sacrificed those portions or his district that formerly ran into Anaheim, Buena Park and La Palma. Riley tried to head off the <See REMAP. Page i\2) AP Worepholo WOMAN, 88, GIVEN CHOICE, GETS OUT AND GETS GOING Mrs. Eula Weaver Jogs a Mlle Each Day Gas Leak Snuffed In Anaheim Plant A six-block an.·a of Anaheim was 1i.olalcd for aboul 90 minutes earlv todav after a leaking valve cit a · chem1c-c1l plant sent potentrnlly poisonous fumes into the air, police re ported. Officers said employes of Steppin Chemical Co .. 1208 Pall St., discovered the leaking sul phur trioxide about 5 a.m. and six blocks between Patt, lhe Riverside Freeway. La Palma Avenue and llarbor Boulevard were cordoned off. Only about 25 persons were m the area, pol 1cl' .... 11d. and they were asked to mO\'e into a nearby school u11til the leak was capped Firemen stopped the leak In 6 10 a m .. police said. and the• area was reopened by 6 30 a.m No inJuries W<'re reported. police said . The fumes qu1ckl) dissipated because of "'cstcrly "mds. officers reported And because of the early morning hour ;rnd the fe\\ Sentences Upheld SEOUL. South Korea <AP> Soul h Korea ·s highest court up held prison l<'rms today of one to fi ve years given to 18 leading op- ponents of President Park Chung-hee. including former President Yun Po·sun. onetime presidential candidctte Kim Due jung and nine C h ristian clergymen number of homes in the area. ofrtn•rs s~11d, dungcr \\as kept to a minimum The ... melly gus can be toxic in high doses. pol1t·t• said. but as not considt>red dangerous an s mall quant1ttc~ Ex-senator:s Son Named To Academy Jerome T. Schmitz of Corona de I M <tr. :.on of form er state senator and Newport Beach con- gressman John Schmitz, has been nominated to th<' U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. Md., by Rep Robert E. Badham <R· Newport BeachJ Schmitz. 17, a senior at Servile High School in Anaheim, was nominated hy Badham after a Fountain Valley candidate withdrew after being nominated by former He1' Andr ew J lhnshaw At'cording to· Badham, Naval Academy officers told him that Schmitz was among the most highly quahfied applicants in the 40th Congressiotial District. Schmitz is the leader of his senior <>lass with a 3.98 grade point .iverage. A not her Sc hmitz youth, .Joseph. is currently in his third year at the U.S. Naval Academy. -- Weather Directors listened to the pre· sen talion Monday, but made few comments. They said they will study the document during the next few weeks and then return with comments at the April 4 meeting. April 18 has been set aside for a public hearin1, when citizens will be encouraged to cotnment on the proposed rate hikes. Heiress Denies Favorite ITS TIME F.OR COFFEE BIU.KE ' , Increasing c loudiness and tummg cooler Wed- nesday. Lows tonight 48 to SS. Highs Wednesday from 70 at beaches to mid to up- per 70s in inland areas. INSIDE TODA. Y Tht poignant 1to111 of tM Jovt between two broth.era, ont dying of lftlc~mfo, tM othtr. o foot'boll ator l.t told fn o touchhlo atory on P.ag• A7. Alt.hough the residential rate increase amounts to a total 8 8 percent boost, it actually In· volves a larger hike in the user charae aod a lower tax rate. Tbe exiaUn& $11.85 monthly Thiev~ Quiet Airport Eatery Wttb ~ Gtti>t1oo or thunda-- tna p....,,er p1antf taktni off at Oranae COw:it)' :'Alrpott, the 94tb Aero Squadr()n restaurant and bar wttl b9 a little quieter to-day. Thieves t'l1tired lhe dlacotht· que portl'OQ ol Utt eatery at 3180 Airway Ave. earlier thl! week, taklns a Sl,200 four·channel ater_eo t.apt recorder. lroine Development Speednp 'Unl,ikely' By TOM BARLEY 011 .. Delly ~li.t Mell Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith denied from the wllne!is stand Monday that the firm she favors ln the battle to take over the Irvine Company has any plans for speedfng up develop- ment of the Irvine Ranch. Mrs. Smith predicted that the consortium headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit developer Allred Taubman and backed. by auto billionaire Hennt Ford JI would reetriet denlopm nt to lts pr.· aentpace. She teatlfled that TaubmlJ'l 45· aured her ln a recent d.lacuulon lhat the firm which would become known H Allon·lrvlne· Taubmao Inc. ii lla bld waa 1uc· , cessful intended lo keep Irvine Company holdings intact and adhere to the m aster pl an. The Allen-Taubman combine is one of two organizations seek 'in1 to · acquire the Irvine Com· pany. The James Irvine Founda· lion is currently studying the group's all cash offer or nearly $303 mutton. , Foundation direc tors h ave made It clear throughout the six month trial that they prefer the $281.9 million bid posted by the Mobil OU Coti>oraUon. Foundation directors had ac· cepted a $200 mllllon bid rrom Mobtl two years aao wht>n Mrs. Smith.took le1al action that hall· ed the sale and 1parked the cur- rent lawault in Oranfle, Counl,y Superior Court. • Judge James F. Judge must eventually rule on the merits of those bids or accept Mrs. Smith's suggestion that laidding be sus- pended for five years to allow the true worth of the Irvine Company to become apparent and to en· courage' new biddin~. Mrs. Smith believes that the true worth of the Irvine Company is weU over $400 mlllion a nd that It ml1ht be poss ible to achieve that rt1ure in five years time. She owns 22.4 percent of the Jrvlne Company stock. The Jame11 Trvine Foundation ownA a controlling interest of 54.5 per- cent. The Foundation ha." until l983 to divest itself of ita company holdings and meet the directives <See 8ANCH, Pa,e AU WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP)- The Nestle Co. says higher coffee bean prices a nd inc reased operating costs have caused it to become the latest wholesaler lo send instant and (reeze-dried cof- fee prices through the $S·per-jar barrier. Nescafe Instant regular will go up 10 cents an ounce to $5.452 for a 10-ounce jar. Ne11cafe Decaf· · felnated will go up 12 cents to SS.236 per eight-ounce jar, and Nescafe Decaf up eight cents to $4.678 per eight-ounce jar. EHec\ive April 2, Nestle's 1 Taater's Choice freeze·dried re- 1ular will be lncreued 12 ct!nts per ounce, brintln& the co!'lt of an el1ht ounce Jar to $5.238. A slmUar increase will boost the price ol eight ounces of Taster'" Cbolce Decaffeinated ·to $5.s:.> wholeula. ·.· Oiamber Office Costing Ei~a The SZOl.400 budl t approv9d by duectora of the Newport Harbor Aft• Chamber o! Com- merce Mooday eftemoon. does • not inch.Ide a '40,000 debt from construction of the chamber's new headquarters. officials said That debt mcludes fees owed arcbilect BiJI Ficker, a former chamber president and member • • of the board of dlrectora, as well as money owed on the purcbue · of new furniture for the chamber offices ln the building. The build.Ula. located at lbe corner or Santa Barbara Drl•e and Jamboree Road also in· • eludes office space rented to • Valley Realty and the McLain Development Company. •· Chamber Director Gordon West. chairman of the budget committee, told directors lhat if the $40,000 debt could be retired, the chumber's operating budget and tta bullcUn1 fund would be In lb• blac:k. Ke said hia committee bu d• "Wed ...... ol project.a to rain mane)' to pay off the debt. Weet explalned that the build- ing debt was the result of several factors, i.ncludin& coat overruns and inflation that affected the coal of con11truction. The budget, , which directors approved unan.lnioualy. Includes an anticipated income of S13'7,'100 from memberabip1dues. Total ln· come of $209,400 is expected from dues and a variety of fund- raising events staged by various chamber divisiona. The funds raised will be used lo offset the chamber's direct ex- penses of $81,280 and its operating expenses of $128,120. The direct expenses are the costs incurred in the gathering of new members and the staging of events. Frot11 Pflfle A J IWLER AT ~AGE 88 ••• one for Saturday and one for Sunday (each year)," she said. "The first lime I did it Sen. Alan Cranston came out and hugged me and said, 'I'm so proud of you.' " She walks awlly frorn the contest every year as the female cha mpion of the 1,500·meter run for those over 80. There's no one else in the category. Mrs Weaver thanks her grandson, Jim Weaver of West Los Angeles, for introducing her to the man whom she credits for her re· covery. She said Nathan Pritik1n. founder of the Longevity Research Institute in Santa Barbara, is responsible for making her "able to walk -in fact for being aJi ve ... SHE SAYS HE MADE HER THROW away her pain-killing pills a nd put her on a diet of green vegetables and fresh raw fruit, and less than three ounces of meat a day. She had to say goodbye to salt, s ugar and grease and says she doesn't miss them a bit. ··within six months, I had sloped taking all the pills and had started Jogging. It took me two years to work up lo jogging two miles a day. But, now I'm not so young anymore." Showers Expected Over Dry North By The-Assoclatf'd Press Spring showt•rs wcr<' <'\PN'INl 1n Northern ('altforn1J <1s f<Jr '>OU th as Fresno and MonlNe) by Wednesd.t). the National Weather Sen tCl' .,;11cl to<l:t\ Town Center Development Talk Slated The I r\'111e Company "111 pre -.enl an ovt>n1e" of the proposed l'n1H•1s1tv Tm.~n Ct-ntn de\f'lop m1..·nl ,1er;1ss from I C Irvin<· .11 \\'C'dn<'sd,1v ·.., V11lagl' Forum at 11.ir\'ard c·ommun1ty Park. Thi• puhltr 1s inv1t('(f to atknd tlw 7 :JO p m meeting Th~ f()rum.., arc regularly att1·nded by eil ,. d1rt'rt1no; .ind ai<I<'" and h\' n·prt•M•nlaf1\ 1·s from tht: 'drt()U:> homeowneri.' .iss11c1at11m::. Other 1ll'ms nn lh<' :lJ!t>n<la in l'iudl· i\ cl1-.ru..,..,111n hv ·1 urtlt• Rock res111ent., ronc(·rn1ng v.1d<'ning of Bonita Camon Hoad An upclate nn ';irious r<.'rrcu 1 ion pro1ert.., 1>1scus-.1on of thl• S<'nior l 1t1z.-nc; program Dl..,l0 U..,'>lllll of th<' Cll) 's capital 1mprm c•ments program. thf' w1demng of l 0 n1vers1ty Drl\'e. t•onstrucllon on W .tlnul A H'nUI.' <1nrl thl.' Walnut ,\\ c n ue C:\ tension St atu<.. rl.'tl(lrt nn th<' recn•a t1on<1l ''l'h1l'I<.• p.1rkm~ ordinanre Stealing Ch~rged PASADENA <AP >' The ad ministrator of a senior citizens ineal progrum has been arrested and r harg('(! ''1th stealing more than $13,500 DAILY PILOT Tl'I• 0t'""9 C..\t D•••y ~ .... -tfll~d\ l\ ,.,... .,.,."''-Ne·~..,,.\\ . puttttv.dlWl'N>Or (M,t ~1\1\l""t (6MC)Al\Y ""°'Ut• "* ........ JK;Oh\h•tt Mf'lnd,tf HuCNQl'I ,,, .. y ttw (A,1. ~ ... N•"'llO'f' ftta(f'il Hu.,..,"ftOI\ .. ~h '1~ U 1,. "°t llt• trwl"e \el't'11•b9<~ V•llt~ •M ~:7 :::.~~~~~~~~.: :::·:..:~· ~~ r.;:;~~,~~~~~"t.~.·.~:~.; .;~,:JO .,. 81, ..... ,, .. -•tH tffl'lt •'WJ Pvbl•'\tw1 JU•• (""tit' V~.-Pirnldtf'lt ·~Ge,,_., Me~ , ............... , loller T ... _,_ M...,...... Mll"•CJl1"19 l dt .... C~•rlo M l .. , lll(llff4,. IUH AUlt'•"t ~lf'l•tt"t lfMtOh OftlcH Co\ttMt'• J.JOW11th"t$btt1 lotv•oe.•<~ Hh O .. _ .. ollr"~ .. ~~"r.::,~~~~.:'w,:;or."..~':..' •' ,,.,. D••oo ,., ... ••¥ Telepho11• (7U)t42-4U'I CllHlfled Adve"ltiftt t42·1111 'MoM'o•oc• "•11••-0lllo 111 .. 110 ~,.,.,,w.ci.- 4H~ ~''f~ !:!!, o;,:t'", c~~'',1~~_:·~,~. ,.,.,,,, •' ••"•rt1u,,,_e"\': ftitttll\ "'•" •• reer•H Cff wll~•wt ,_.,,,., .. ,MJ\\I~ ef ,...,,., ... ,.,., ~~fr:,~',~••\::::~~: .. :•_:• r~~:, ~·:. ~l .. ty ,, "'llf tf \0 ~l'lfltty mHllHy ~•~1 ...... u tit"'•"'"'' I , A high pressure ridge which has guarded the sl ate for several days showed signs of moving eastward, leaving th e state vulnerable to a Pacific weather S)Stcm. Mostly f a1r "eat her \\JS on lap today. with increasing clouds in \he northwest dunng the after noon. leadmg to s howers north of ~1 ount Shasta tonight The rain was expected to mo\'C soulhward Wednesday, bringing showers to lower elevations and s no w in the mountain" abo\l' 6 000 feet Badly needed rain also may bl' coming to Centnil C<tlifnrnia on Wednesday and Thursday, the Weather Service says A chance of s howers from Fresno and Yosem ite Nal1onul Park north is predicted for late Wednesday The we-atherman says the rain '>h1111ld spreart into the :-.outh<'rn part of the San Joaquin V J ilt•) Thursday Bulldozer Operator Hurt in Spill A bulldozer operator dn vin~ his hC'avy machrn1· near the ('(l~t· of a tO·foot deep storm dr:.i1n trench was seriousl) injured today when it s hd over the Nigl' and came lo rest on its i.ide at the bottom of the ditch The driver. whose identity was not available at the scene. was apparently thrown partially clear or the tractor but still s uffered severe leg and back i njur ies, accordlnR to paramedics who treated him. It took fire department rescue \\Orkers about a half hour lo lift the driver out of the ditch following the 11 15 a. m inc ident The acene o r the ace 1dent "as near the junction of Lake Forest Drive and Trabuco Road Soviet Chief Starts Visit DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (AP > -The Soviet Union's President Nikolai V. Podgomy arrived in the East African na- tion or Tanzania today, start in& a trip that will lake him to three blo.ck African states aiming to end white rule In Rhode11la. Podgorny was greeted by Tanzanian First Vice President Aboud Jumbo after he n ew Into Kilimanjaro International Airport near Arusha, about 350 mllet north or the capital of Dar ea Salaam. Podaomy'a visit will also take him to Zambia and Mozambique. where black natlonallsta have establlthed bases ror the auer· rllla war lnelde Rhodeaia. O••l'I Pilot !\tau P"Oto VICTIM GETS HELP Unidentified Man Hit NB Officers Seek Traffic Victim's ID Newport Beach police tod<J) were trying to establtsh the 1den lily of a young man who was struck by a car as he walked along West Coast Highway Mon· day night. Traffic Investigator Steve Van Horn said the victim was in critical condition tod<.1y at Hoag M emorwl Hospital Accordin(:: to Van Horn. the man \\<ls walking ahout 8 µ.m Monday in the Jane nearest the edge of the road in thl..' unlighted nrea of the h igh" ay between Balboa Roul<'vard and lhe Surf and Sirloin restaurant He said !ht• drl\ er of thl' c:ir. Henr:. f"lynn . 63. of 19 Cr)slal Cove, LJguna Bea<:h, told police he tried to S\~<'n c to <t\·01u the pl'd~stnan but fo1l1•d Flynn " as not ht.•ld \'an Horn cl1·..,c rihed the' ictim. who 1s hsl<'d as Juhn Doc b\ pohre. :-.~ about fl\ c feet, ten in chi's tall, v. c1ghm~ I 50 1>0unch with bro"n hair anct bro~n eyes He appear<; to be in his early to mid twenties. the off1c£•r o.;a1d. Two Take Plunge SA~ DIEGO 1A P 1 The lh1 rd and fm1rth deaths in plunj.(es thii- 'ear off the SJn D11.•go·Coronado Bay Bndgl' v. ert• rt.•1>111 led :\Ion d:t\' ,...,.,. ... I T s • • • I.I ......... "'PCll1 fOI' .. abo an md to the ax111m1 diKoun.t tor beaV)I ... Wal« UNfW, "M a coosen.UOO measure." Tbt wtama alllO •uue.t t'ba.n1&n1 the manner tn -hJcb dnelopen an asaeued c:cmnec. Uon fHt. CurrenUy, all de· velopem ue ch.ataed auoo pee acre, ~1ardlea1 of the density of their development. The recomme nde d change would be to charge on the basis or density, ran1in& from a low of $S3S per acre for the lowest dens1 t y (about two units per acre> lo S4 .SOO for high density projects C about 26 units and morel Sewer connection fees would be adju.sted in a similar manner The report also s uggests that the burden of new facilities be paid for by new customers. Ne~ residential customers would be charged rates about 13 percent higher than existing customers A ccording to statistics in cl uded in the study, the proposed rate mcreases would place the IRWD ··about m1cl way" amo~ rates charged m eight ne ighbor· ing water districts. Neighboring rates range from a low of Sl4.18 per m onth ch arged m the Moulton Niguel District lo $28.14 charged tn the S anta M argarila D1sln c[ From Page A J REMAP •.. Diedrich steam roller by arguing that the Saddleback Valle) should not be split between two supervisors. pointing out that both the El Toro and Laguna Hills areas are within the Sad dleback Area Co-ordinating Council. He also said that Irvine resi- dents have a vested interest in the area that someday will become part of the city. Diedrich pretended ind1f· ference lo the redistricting issue a nd pointed out that h e will not again be a candidate for county s upervisor when h is term expires in J anuary. 1981. Yet. the plan adopted by the s upervisors varied only slightly from a plan Diedrich had lucked away in a desk drawer since mid· January. Riley attempte d to c hide Schmit into supporting him when he reminded Schm it of his re· marks a few "eeks ago that he "ould not · 'allo" one supervisor to jtel slabbed on an end run '· But Riley figured to lose heavi- ly tn t he redistricting no matter which way 1t went because his existing district contains roughly 90.000 more persons than two other districts And when 1t came to draw new political boundartl's thf' hl'st Riley could must<.•r \.\as his o"n vote of dissent Drought 'Serious' WASHI NGTON <A P 1 The flow of water in the-nation's rivers ancl strenms m<'reas<'rl sharp!~ in mid Man·h hut the westl'rn rlrought 1s still far from O\ er and concl1t ions n•main Sl'nous 1n man~ an•as. the L' S. Geological Suncy rcportecl Mon· day Protest· Froze11 Ouf Hunter finishes off baby seal off Newfoundland with pick. Protests against the killing of thousands of the animals has virtually ended as money shortage and bad weather taxed the resources of protesters. Seal pup pelts bring about $25 per pelt. Canadian government ac· tion to stop the hunt is still being sought by the Green· peace Foundation. Pay Proposal Key Item at School Meet The initial pay proposal from the Irvine Teachers' Association will be a key item at Tuesday's meeting of the Irvine Unified School Board Trustees will receive the pro posal al the 7·30 p.m. m eeting at Lo s Naranjos School . #I Smoketree Lane Under slate la". the school board is required lo accept the proposal without comment and to schedule a public hearing before collective bargaining sessions begin with the teachers After the teachers' 1n1llal re- quests are made public. cl11zens "111 be g1,en a ch;rnce lo com ment al a hearing on Apnl 13 c.11 G rf!enlree School. Other items on Tue::.da) ... agenda include. A repart on the clistrirt ·s scot iosis screening program 1976·77 budget revisions A request lo go ou~ to bid for lJleachcri-and field hghllni.; ;it In 1n<' lhgh. A report on Early Childhood Education in the district Front Page Al RANCH .•• laid down by the F ederal Tax Reform Act of 1969. Foundation attorney Howard Privett accused Mrs. Smith Mon· day of playing u leaclmg role in urging legis lators several years ago to support a measure that cost th<.' Foundation its control of the lrvme Comapany Ile askt•cl her 1f 1t was true that sh<' appe<Jred at Congressional .ind Internal Jfrvcnue Service hNtrings nad ;1<.'ll\·t•I} pushed for passage of the tax reform act "It "as and 1s my belief that foundations should not control corporations." Mrs Sm 1t h told Prn ell In .m) t•H·nt. nllnl' \'.as JUM onr sm<.111 \'01ce among many who supportl'CI lh1.• l<'g1.,lat1on ·· More Busing Urged WASlllNGTON <AP) • The Carter admm1s trat1on. continu ing a c·aullous approach to the school hu ... ing 1 ... s11t·. 011 ~l onda) urJ!ecl a fl•<h'I ;ii ;ip1H"als <:ourt to order mon· hus1ng \~1th1n the c1t) of I ndrnn,q)(>l 1s . but none across cit) lines mto the suburbs Dinner Tab for 2: $1,000 :"<E\\' YORI-. 1,\P i Thi roasted !)('a rock "as nestled un. dcr its plumes, bottles of 1890 Chatcau L::if1te Rolh::.chtld hn s" atht-d 111 t·rn.p white napkins and ,1 small orchestra played gently into th<' night. 1t wa~ an intimate. ln\'llation- only. Sl.OOO·a m u pit• dinner for 34 peoplf' Monday to celebrnte the seco nd anniversary of lhl' Palace. New York 's most opulent and <.'x pens1ve restaurant W J S it worth the pr1 ee" "Every dime," said Willi<1m Gn'ssman of WC'stport, Conn . a financier, who beamed at the gold rimmed ch ina . the diamond cut crystal and freshly cut roses on his t nble "You're not JUSl spending m onev on the meal but for the atmosphere. the elPf!ance it·s not something you 'd do every day. just once in a lifetime " The s upre m<' achil'vement of the m eal "as undoubtedly the peacock, covered b~ its royal blue feathers, carefully set aside and preser ved when the fowl itself entered the oven. When e ntre pre n eur F'rank Valenza opened the Palace. critics and food-lovers alike decried the high prices $250 a per11on for an average meal - saying no one but ske1ks and lrl11h Sweepstakes winners could ufford them. ·'The vultures waited and ' watched for us to close," said Valenza. dreued In a black velvet tuxedo. "But we kept our heads above water. It just goes to show lhllt Americana really do wanl touvor style." That'• who.t Valenza and his renowned French chef Claude Ba1lls are selling a rich truffle-s :-11up. <lelicalt• bah' quail. dusty bottles of 192R Ch:Iteau Margaux ancl glistening chanrlelt<.'r<; "No onf' ha!; C'H•r done whnt r·m doing. I'm really giving the customer his money's worth." \'alenza said. leaning ngamst a cream·colore<I, brocade·covered \\all "l know people who think nothing of dropping $1 000 at lht• craps table Or losing their welfare checks at the r aces So "hy not Sl,000 for a beautiful feast to the eyes· and to the stomach?" f'or the 34 guests. it was a ni i:tht of seduct1n· m;i~1c The) did not have soc1et;. ·t·olumn names or fo m ous faces. The;. "ere s1 mply verv n ch Americans out for a dif f<'renl kind of evening. l\11ht of the men wore tux- edot:s The women. looking beauty-parlor perfect, wore glit- te ring evening gowns AttWI ...... J FRENCH CH!fl CLAUOI IAILLS PUTS FINtlHtNQ TOUCHES ON ROAST PEACOCK " Bird Wai '91t"9r• of Elegant S1,000..a-couple '•Ht In New York RHt.urant ' ,. • • EDITION VOL. 70, NO. 81, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, MARCH 'l'l, 1977 TeN CEN Lag11na Narc Fired Over Bar lnciden1 , By PHILIP ROSMARIN 04 Ult D•llY l"l .. t 11•11 Craig King. the 29·year·old chief narcotics investigator ft>r • Laguna Beach, was terminated from the police departm'nl to- day after an investigation con· nected with a F-eb 26 incident m a Costa .Mesa bar. Chier Jon Sparks said. Witnesses to the incident al· leged that King brandished a gun during an argument with two patrons oi the King's Inn bar and· grill, 720 Randolph Ave. Tbougb not initially arrested. the officer was later 9 charged with a misdemeanor by the dis· ttict attorney·~ office in Harbor District muni~ipal court. Arraignment is scheduled for March29. Because of lhe pending court case. Sparks sajd he could not comment on details of the week· long departmental investigation that ended with King's release to- day. King was unavailable for com- ment. Sparks said King wa s term mated "for violations of de- partmental rules and regula- lions. .. As a r~sult or the incident, It was determined King was in violation or the rules section cov. ering conduct unbecoming to an officer, which might be detrimental to the service," Sparks said. Sparks said the internal affairs investigation concluded Monday He commented, ··it's an un· County· Supervisors Approve Redistricting 0..11y Pt101 Sl•ll Pholo More Medi<•al S~hool • The SHl 5 m1ll1on CJdd1tion lo the t:C ln•me Med1eal Schon\ 1s under way, on the western PclJ.:t• of I 'Cl's campus as shown tn this al'nul photo When completed in lhC' fall of nC'xl v<'ar the addition will tn- clu<lr ,1 :..'<><l·s<'al iC'cturc hall, an 80·seat de- monstrat1on lecture hail. 80 research labs and 80 f acuity offices. Fund mg is from the 1972 California Health Sciences Bond Is- sue. plus a S.1 3 million grant from the Deparlm<'nt nf Health, Education and Welfare Mayor Greets Firemen Visiting SC San C'lcmentt• '1.1~·or Donna Wilkinson.., fir!'>! Wl'ek il'> the nly 's elected rh1ef began with welcoming a host of visiting firemen real \ 1s1lln~ firemen, f,() arson mvesllgators from tht.> Western United State!. Mayor Wilkinson told her ff'llow City Council members Monday sh(.' was t.>xtrcmely pleased with a program set up by Fir<' Chief Ronald Coleman to use the old Resort Motel. due to be razed as part or lht' city re· development program. as a fir<' mstruction mo<lt'I A series of rlasses in arson In- vest 1~at1on. accumulation of l'Vidence and prOS('CUtlOn Of arson cas<'s will hp held al thE> motel \.\h1ch will ht.> hurncd bv firemen · The maJor burn \\Ill take place Saturda) Firemen will th<'n learn fire control. evacuation procedur<.'S and olh<>r lifesaving methods IT'S TIME FOR COFFEE BRAKE WHITE PLAINS, N.Y . (AP>- The "Jestle Co. says higher coffee bean prices u nd increased operating cosLc; have caused il to become the latest wholesaler to send instant and freeze-dried cof fee prices through the SS·l)f'r· jnr barrier Lady's Lucky Thief Forgets the Booty A lurkv San Clemente woman got back.Jewelry and silverware \ alued at betwet'n $10.000 and S15,000 stolen from her horn<' Monday, but left packed m suit· cases in her backyard Anne P1vko of Calle de los A 1 a mos. told San Clemente police she came home Mondav even ing and found her home ransacked. lnvest1gat1on md1rated entry hod he~n forcc•d b" t'uttmg through a srreen and then prym~ open a kitchen window Offlct.>rs discovered the miss- ing Jewels .rnd silver stowed away m two suitcases left in the backyard of th<• \.\Oman's home. ·'For the hfe of me I don't know why the property was left. There was nothing to mdirate why," Del. David Munro said She'd Run a Mile To Improve Health SANTA MONICA <AP> -Eula Weaver isn't as young as she used to be, so she's reduced her daily regime of Jogging to just one mile a day. After all, she 1s 88. When it rains. and she can't JOlit the full mile around a high school track near her home, she mounts the stationary bicycle in her li ving room and pedals 10 miles or so. SHE ALSO GOES TO A LOCAL gym three limes a week and pedals 10 miles before dinner. Mrs. Weaver suffered a stroke a decade ago and was nearly paralyzed. "I could hardly walk at all," she said. explaining the effects or tbe stroke combined with a.rthri tis m her hands and knees. Doctors gave her two choices -spend the r est or her life as an invalid, bein& hand·fed and clothed, or get out of her rocking rhair and start walking again, no matter how painful. JT DIDN'T TAKE HER LONG lo decide. She vowed !'he would ·'try everything in thl11 world to get back to norm al.'' Following her doctor'11 advice, she 11tarted slowly, walklna gingerly al lint, pushing herself even though It hurt. ltt&d deadening some()( the pain with pills. She moved from Illinois to Southern California to be Mir her Rrandson, went on an strict health-oriented diet and atartf'd run· nine. Soon. she was joggln1 two mllc11 a day Mn. Weaver was Induced ln 1975 to •nter tho NaUonal Senior Olympics held at UC Irvine. Diedrich DoDiain Spreads By GAR\' GRANVILLF. Ol ti.. O•tly Pilot St•ll The Orange County Board of Supervisors today approvt•d a new redistricting plan that '>ends Sup~rvisor Ralph D1('dnch"s dis trict sweeping into the Sad dleback Valley. A 4 to 1 vote approving lhe new political boundaries for the five county s upervisorial districts was a maJor victory for D1ednch and a significant poltt1cal loss for Supervisor Thomas Riley The plan approved retains Irvine in Riley's Fifth District But it bounces the un1n corporated area north or the cltv and El Toro into Diedrich'!. Third District, a district that will run from La Habra in' the county's northwest to El Toro in the heart of the Saddleback Valley In the plan finally approved the number of count} e1t1es d1v1ded between supcrv1sorial d1stncL'> 1!. reduced from 11 to three Huntington Beach 1s one of those divided c1t1es. Almost the entire city will be in Supervisor Laurence Schm1t's second dis· trict and a s mall portion m Riley's Fifth District. Costa Mesa, Newport Beach. Irvine, Laguna Beach. San .Juan Capistrano and San Clemente re- main in Riley's distract. So do the unincorporated areas of Laguna Hills, La~una Niguel and portions of Mission Viejo. But the major s hift in the s'upervisors' efforts to equalize population within the fl\ e <Its tricts occurred in the Third Dis Incl with Diedrich 's area now SW<'t:ping into the Saddleback Valley All Fountain Valley was in- cluded in First District Supervisor Philip Anthony's dis- trict, a district that includes San· ta Ana, Westminster and por- tions of Garden Grove. When picking up the Trabuco Canyon, Modjeska Canyon and portions of the Saddleback Valley. Diedrich sacrificed those portions of his district that formerly ran into Anaheim, Buena Park and La Palma. <See REMAP, Pag<• A2> Ex-senator's Son Named To Academy Jerome T. Schmitz of Corona del Mar, son of former state senator and Newport Bench con· gressman John Schmitz, has been nominated to the U.S. Naval Academy at AnnapolLo;. Md., by Rep. Robert E. Badham <R· Newport Beach}. Schmitz, 17, a senior at Servile High School in Anaheim, was. nominated by Badham after a Fountain Valley cn ndida\e withdrew after being nominated by former Rep. Andrew J . Hinshaw. Accordini to 8adham. Naval Academy oWcers lold him that Schmitz was amon1 the most highly qualified applicant." In the 40th Conaressional Dlatrlct. Scbmit.z la the leader ol bia .-enlor dua wit.h a 3.98 l{rede point averqe.. Nescare instant r<'gular wtll J{o up 10 cents an ounce to $S.4S2 for a 10-ounce jar. Nescafc Df'Cnf· feinated will go up 12 cenl" to $5.236 per eight-ounce.-jar, and Nescafe Decaf up el1ht t'fllta to $4.676 per eight-ounce jar. "I JOGGED THEBB nlREE YEARS ~nd 1ot aht told medalt. on lor Saturday and one roe Sunday <each yHr)," 1b•&a1d. ""Ib (8eeMJ1.E_R.. Pa1eAJ) .. Another Schmitz youth, J01epb. ts currently ln Jlll third •· yeal'ltth tJ.S.NavaJAcadcmy. ' , fortunate trung it happened. But there's no way we can cbange what has transpired. All we CAO do is pick up the pieces and 10 on.~· . Witnesses to the bar incident told Co.sta Mesa police th.at Km1 argued with two men, at le1111t one or whom later admiu.d lo re- fer ring to police otfie~ as "pigs." O•tly P•lot St•ll P1'otn VICTIM GETS HELP Unidentified Man Hit NB Officers Seek Traf fie Victim's ID Newport Beach police today were trying to establish the iden- tity of a young man who was struck by a car as he walked along West Coast I hghway Mon· day night. Traffic Investigator Steve Van Horn said the victim was in crillcal condition today at Hoag Memonal HospitaL According to Van Hom. the man was walking about 8 p.m. Monday in the lane nearest the edge of the road in the unlighted area of the highway between Balboa Boulevard and the Surf and Sirloin restaurant. He said the driver of the car, Henry Flynn, 63, of 19 Crystal Cove, Laguna Beach, told police he tried to swerve to avoid the pedestrian, but faikd Flynn was not held. Van llorn described the victim. who 1s listed as John Doe by .. police. as about five fe'et. ten in ches tall. weighing 150 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes· He appears to be in his enrly lo mid twenties. the officer said Trio Nabbed During Heist Three burglars who atlegooly were carrying furniture from a San Juan Capistrano restaurant when an Orange County Sherirt'll" patrol car drove by we~ lodged in the county jnll on criminal charges early today. Deputies Identified the trio &1' Steven John Worthln", 2•, Paul David Maytr, 22, and Potrtcia Louise Delt.rM.1. 24, aJI o! 340ll6 Formosa Drive, Oana Point. Deputies • Id the trio had olready loacled four antique chaJr1 and an anllqu coat rack on th r truck when they wett halted ouUide the Depot Rataurant, X'701 Verduco St.. SanJwm. They claimed King became furious over the derogatory con· versation, then identified himselJ as -a policeman aad later drew his gun and ordered the men from the bar. The man reportedly went to another bar and caJled police, who rushed into the King's Inn, weapons drawn, and ordered <See KING, Page .U) Election Revisions Sought WASHINGTON (AP> -The Carter administration asked Congress today to allow voters to register on election day and to pass a constitutional amendment to provide direct popular electiorr of the president and vice p resi· dent The proposal to Junk the em· battled Electoral College method of electing presidents and vice presidents was part of a com- prehensive election law revision plan prepared by Vice President Walter F Mondale, who dis- closed 11 at a news conference to- da) Tht• Administration proposal also seeks public financing for congressional campaigns. a re· Vl!>IOn Of the present System Of public financing for presidential campaign::; and lib<.'rulization o( the Hatch Acl to allow increased participation in political cam- paigns by federal civii servants. ·'The array of confusing and sometimes burdensom e registra- tion requiremenL'i now prevenL'> many citizens from casting lhe1r ba Hots on election day." the vice president said Ile said s tates that have simplified registration require::- ments have seen dramatic re- sults through increased voter turnout. Under current procedure5.. <See VOTING, Page A2) Clemenlean Arraigned in Big Pot Bmt A 26·year.old San Clem ente man will face arraignment today along with four other men before a federal magistrate in Phoenix, Ariz., on charges stemming from arrests made when a light plane- carrying 1,000 pounds of mari- juana crashlanded near Winslow Paul E Dierkes of 135 W. Aven1da Escaloncs. will be brought before US Magistrate Richard C Gormley on charges of possession of marijuana for sale and smuggling or mari Juana Phil Jordan, agent m charge of the Phoenix offic<' of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administra- tion. said the marijuana was destined fo r California Dierkes and three other men, all Califor- nians, were arrested Sunday as they waited with a motorhome near the site of the crash landing, orfi cialssuy The aircraft pilot, John T. Gray. 31. of Monte rey, suffered a broken hack in the crash. Gray <See POT Hi\Ul,, Pa~e i\Z) Or:::wt. :o~a~I Weather Increasing cloudin ess and turning cooler Wed- nesday. Lows tonight 48 to 55. Highs Wednesday from 70 at beaches to mid to UP· per 70s in Inland areas. INSID~TODAY The ~t !tory of the love ~tn two brotheTs, " one dJlfno of L.ukenda, the other. a football ttor i! told in a tou.chb19 lf0fll on Paga 1\7. Pi11of.•(•f1io Rehearsed .· Four of !ht• upproximately 80 young actors In the L<1gun<1 \loull(ln Youlh Theater Workshop adaptation of fl11wec·h10 .in· ... twwn. Tht• play will be April 1, 7:30 p.m ~ttHI Apnl ~ 4.1n<J :i al 2 ·:10 p .m . in the Forum Theater. 1-'l'-.!1v;d ot Arts ground:,. The play is ndapted. produced <11HI tl11 t·c·tt-d ll\ l.i....i Surette. 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''Ove1· 450,000 Minnesota r 1t1lens were registered on clN· tion day in 1976 yet not a single charge of fraud was flied." he said l 'nder the plan. which Mondalt• said has b1part1s an support. a st a le cou Id receive 20 cents for (':tl'h \'OtC' {'USl In thl' pre\'IOUS pres 1dent1al election to help pay for increased regis tration cos ts According to estimates pro \'lded at the news eonfercncc. the tot;il <'OSl coulrt reach Sl5 5 m11l1on or more President Carter discussed thl' r(.'\ 1s1ons "ith the Democrat it· congressional leadership at a White House breakfast toda) Carter said that abolition of th<' Elec toral College c1nd d1rl'cl popular <'lect1on of the president ''ill insure thc1t th<' c .. inrt1da1<• 1 llosen b\ the \ oters actual I\ ht•1·11mes president · Ill' noted that ha:-cll'c-t1on could h,I\ t' Ix-en turnl'rt around lc1M '-11\ c·mber hy a sm..ill change of \ 011• ... m Oht0 and llawa11 de~p1k .1 popular \'Ole ll'ad of 1 7 m1l11on \ 011•-. OH·r Cc·ralrt H Ford !'he ,\dmm1:-.trat1on. however. dad not prnpost' a spl·r1fiC' amend 1n1•nt In ahohs h thf• l':l('ctoral < olll',~e . le..a\ ing this to the ( · o n i:: r cs s A m t.• n ti 1 n ~ I h 1• !'11n ... 11t uticm n ·qu1rc-.. tht• \olt• of '" o 1h1rrh of !ht• llou<.l'. l\\O th11 d ... of thr Senate· and thr<'<' qu.1rtcrs of the•'' ••tl' legislatures Fro'" Pogff rl I REMAP ... R1l1•\' tri<:'r1 to head orr th<' 1>1edr lt'h ,1t.,1m rnllc•r h:. :arguing I h<at tht' S.1rldleback Valin sh1111lc! not Ix· split between t'>'o supervisors. potnlln~ out th11l both the El Toro anci Lal(una tltlls areas are within th<' Sad· dl<'baC'k Area Co-ordinating Council Ile also said that lr\'in<' res1 dents ha\'e a vested interes t in thl' arca that someday will hN·ome part of the city. Oiedrich pretended 1nd1f ference to the red1stnctmj.l iss ue • .tnd prnntC'd out that he will not again be a candidate for count\ super\'lsor when his term expires tn J anuctry. 1981 Yet. thl' plan adopted by the '>uper\'isors vaned only slightly from a plan Diedrich had tucked .1'>' ay in a desk dra\\-er since mid .J anuarv H lie)· attempted to chide St•hm1t into supporting him when he reminded Schmit of his re· marks a few weeks aJ?o that he '-' oull! not "allow one supervisor to J!el stabbed on an end run." Rut Riley figured to lose heav1· ly 1n the redistncling no matter which way it went becau11e his existing district contain~ roughly 90,000 more persons than two other districts. And when it came to draw new political boundaries the best Riley could muster wag his own vote of dissent Cabbies Protest LOS ANGELES (AP> -AnllC')' cabdrtvcrs have picketed Clty Hall lo protest Mayor Tom Bradley's v to of an ordinance that would have allowed In div I dually owned taxis to operate (ilywlde. ' eiress Denies Ranch 'Sprawl' 81 TOM 8ARL£Y Ot .... o.u, -" ... Irvine belreu Joan Irvine Smith denied from the witness stand Monday that the firm s he favors an the battle to lake over the Irvine Company has any plans for speeding up develop· ment ofthe Irvine Ranch. Mrs. Smith predicted that the consortium headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit developer Alfred Taubman and backed by auto b1lliona1re Henry Ford II would restrict development to 1ls pre· sent pace. She testified that Taubman a~ sured her an a recent d1scuss1on that the firm which would b('comc known as Allen-Irvin<·· Taubman Inc 1f at:. bid was sut'· ct•ssful mtcnded to keep In.inc Company holdin~s intact and adhert' to the master plan. The: Allen-Taubman combine' 1s Ont' of two organizations s et•k mg to acquire the In tnc Com panv Tht• James lr•:ine Founda- t 11m is currently studying the group's all cash offer of nearly $303 million. f 'oundat1on directors have made it C'lt•ar throu~hout the s ix month trial that thl·Y preflor thc S2Rl .9 mil hon hid po ... ted by lhc l\lobil Otl. Corpor<ilaon Foundation directors had ac ceptccl " s,?00 million bid from ~ob1l I" o ~ears itl-:O ··her Mrs Sm1tr tool-h'~<Jl J c·t1on tha• hall- t'd the ;.al<• .inci sr>.1rked the cur· n •nt la.,..sutt m Orange County Superior Court. Judce James F . Judge must eventually rule on the menu ol those bids or accept Mri. Smith's suggestion that bidding be sus- pended for f1vt> years to allow the true worth of the In int> Company to become apparent and to en courage new biddanl( Mrs Smith believes thJ\t the true worth of the Irvine Company 1s well over S400 m1lhon and that 1t might be P<>SS1ble to ach1e\e that figure in f1\'e yeurs tame She owns 22 .t pl'rcent of the Irvine Company stock. The James Irvine Foundation owns a controlhng interest of 54 .S per cent. The Foundation has until 1983 to d 1 vest Ilse If of its t•ompanv holdings and meet the d1recl1\·c~ laid do'>'n by the Federal Tax Reform Act of 1969 Foundation altorncy 1 lo'>' ard PrivC'lt a{·cused Mr-, Smith Mon- day c1f pla~ mi:: .1 lcJd1hg role in 11r;.:10g !l'gisl;ator!'. sc\·cr;1l ~ 1..·urs <il!O to supµort a mt';a ... un• that l'OSl tht· Fnund;.1t1on its control of the I r•:ine Comapany. He asked her if 1t "a'> true that she appeared at Congresswnal and Internal Rt•\'cnut• Sl•n il't• hearings nad acl1 '. f..'I~· pusht•d (111 passagl' of tht• 1.1..: rdnrm at t "It .. as and 1s m\ hl'llcf th.tt foundations should ·not eontrol corporation::.,·· !\I n:1 Smith told Pri1·ett. "In any e"ent, mine was Just one small 'oice among many , .. ho supportt'<i the leg1slat10n " Ff)r Petition Issues SJC Councilman Cites Inexperience By ANNE loo PER the community ornw D•••v P.101 si.ir · · J made a mistake when l.sug. San Juan Capistrano Coun ctlman Kenneth Friess has . bl;i med his inexperience in local go\'ernment for l\\O emotional petition campaigns Th(' two petition<. presented to Ctl\ Council bore the signatures of ·,i!.138 regis tered San Juan \Oters Of these, 1,101 tor 13 7 percent of the c 1ty 's voters I sup· portt>d a Jan 19 building fee or· dinancc to pay for form pre- <,er vat 1on Opposrng the or· d1nance were 1.037 <or 12 .9 percent of the San Juan elee tor ate l Retirf'd s chool teacher Al A rps. 32802 \'al le Road. present cd the firM pt't1tion. oppo~ing the fees . at a Feb 16 City Council meeting He s aid he was prompted to circulate the petition when Friess assured him he would \\lthdraw hts support of agnculturP preservation fees 1f Friess could be shown that 10 to IS percent of San Juan's voters oppose the fees The fee ordinance requires de· velopers to pay S500 for each ne'' home built in San Juan anr1 Sl,000 for each acre developed for com· mer<'1al or mdustn.11 use The (Pes arc to .1ccumulate in a farm pre'\ervat1on fund gested this issue should go through a petil1on process ," said Friess. "I supporlt>rl (the build mg fee ordinance >. and I con tanue to support it "It '>'Ould -.erve no purpose to put 1t to a \'Otc ./\n Plection \l.Ould be costly financially and emo lionally and '>'Ould further polarize the community "I have to take the pos11ton "e are movmg in the right direction I previously did not ha\'c the courage to make a decision and stand by it " The fee ordinanc.-e 1s con· s1dered the first of s c\ l'ral s teps to presen'<' farmmg m the c·1ty of San Juan The .,eccmd '>tcp, a general plan amendment to zone 230 acres of farmland for pre scrvation 1s scheduled to come before City Council ./\pnl 6. Councilman John Sweeney and Richard McDowell. who voted against the agriculture preser\'a taon fee ordin;.inc4.'. have ars:(u('d that the city shoulcl not proc1•l'd with farm presernition "1thout a clear mandate from S;.in .fudn \'oters ~1 avor Yvon tlc-rkscht•r and Councilman Douglas l"Jsh voted with Friess 1n favor of the fee or· clmance Thev ha\'<' ;1lso spoken m fa\ or of the proposed gcnt·r JI plan .1mcndmcnt AP WIM"Oh.,to WOMAN, 88, GIVEN CHOICE, GETS OUT ANO GETS GOING Mrs. Eula Weaver Joga a Mlle Each Day , Front Page A J MILER AT AGE 88 • • • first time I did it Sen. Alan Cranston came out and hugged me and said. 'l'msoproudofyou. ·" She walks away from the contest every ) ear al> the female champion of the 1,500-meter run for those over 80 There's no one else in the category Mrs. Weaver thanks her grandson, Jim Weaver of West Los Angeles. for introducing ht>r to the mcin "'hom she credit!> for her re covery. She said Nathan Pritikin. founder of the Longevity Research Institute in Santa Barbaru, 1s respons ible for making her "able to walk in fact for being alive " SHE SAYS H E MADE HER T llROW away her pain kill1n,:: p1lb and put her on a diet of green vegetables and fres h ruw fruit. and less than three ounces of meal ii day She had to say goodbye to salt. s ugar and grease and says she does n't mis~ them a bit "Wilhin six months. I had s loped tak1ni:: all the· pills and had started jogging It took me two years to work up to 1 oggin~ t\\O miles a day But, now 1 ·m not so young an) more .. Fitness Hearing Set Sparling Suspect Faces Arraignment A 17-year-old boy police claim fired the two shots lhat killed Lake Forest housewife R11chel Sparling a week ago was due to be arraigned in Pasadena Supcrior Court today on murder and kidnaping charges. In a related development. authorities in the court's ju\'cnilP division have scheduled a fitne~!-. hearing for the youth on Apnl 4 to determine if he will be tried as an adult or a juvemlt'. The suspect· ... name has been withheld becaust· of his age. John McAlister. Pas adena police spokesman. said today that thc fitness hearing might hC' "pushed back a day or two' because of conflicting court S<'herlules and paperwork, Meanwhile . police 1n \·es t1goto rs continued building their case ag-ainst the youth. "ho has been in custorlv since ~lrs Sparlmg's d1s appC'a.rance March !.f after a v1s1t to her Pasadena psychiatrist Mc Alister said a report 1ssu<'d Monda~ b~ the Los Angele" Police Department balhsllcs lab pro\'ed conclusively the slugs thal k1llC'd the woman came from a 25 caliber automatic pistol found Inter 1n hC'r car The se<'ond petition. s upport ing the fee ordtnancC' was pr<'· .,entt•d at a Murch 2 C'1t\ Counc il mcetml( bv Michael Rerns. To\\n Hall ./\ss0<'1ation president The cost to city taxpayers of vertfymg that signatures on the two petitions belonged to re- gistered voters was S897 74. said Mary Ann Hanover, city clerk Gas Leak Snuff~d Investigators allt'ge the arrest· ed youth was dn\1ng the auto. a bronze Corvette with the license WUV YOU. when 1t was involved in an auto accident m the San Fernando Vallt'y on the morning after Mrs. Sparling dro)"lped out of si,::ht F'riess said perhaps the only good that came out of the t\l.O petition drives was that propo- nents of farm prcscrv at ion had a n oppC>rtunity lo see that their positron is not without s upP<>rl in Vote Splits Over School Assignmems Capistrano Unified School DL'>· tnd trustees split 3.3 Monday on whether two doten children from a San Juan Capistrano trailer park s hould attend Del Obispo or San Juan Elementary School Parents whose children are currently walking to Del Obispo Crom the trailer park on Allpuz Street presented a petition to trustees Monday. They said they want their children to stay at Del Obl11po next school ytnr. The district's Orowth Planninf( Advisory Commls11lon (GPAC> a nd Capistrano udmlnistrators hove tecommended new atten· danct boundarie11 for the fall. wht>n Harold Ambuehl School opens In San Ju on. Their recommendation would hive the trailer park chtldrto, who llve n s hort distance from Del Obt1po. buacd lo San Juan School •. In AnaheiDl Plant ./\ six-block arC'a of Anaheim wa s is olated for <tbout 90 minutes c•arlv today after a leakini: \':1lve at a chemical plant sent potentially poisonous fumes into the air, police re- ported. Officers said Pmploycs of Steppin Chemical Co . 1208 Patt St .. disco\ered the leaking sul- phur trioxide about 5 u m and six blocks between Patt. the Riverside Freeway, La Palma A\'enue and Harbor Boulevard were cordoned off Only about 25 persons were m the area. police said, and they were asked to move into a nearby school until the leak was capped . Firemen stopped the leak by 6: 10 a.m .. police said, and the area was reopened by 6:30 a.m . No Injuries were reported, police said. The fumes quickly dissipated because of westerly winds. officer11 reported And because of tht> early morning h our and the few Thief Not Bookish A burglnr who ~mushed a front door window stole a stereo, A calculator and about $35 in cash today Crom the Fahrenhf'lt 451 book1tore ln Lo.cuna Buch, owner Norml'n 7,1mmerm11n tt>ld police. Zimmerman uld there wait no otbtr dama1e, and no bookt. were t1ktn. "They weren't lntercated In education." he 1 id number of homes in the area . officers said, danger was kept to a minimum. The smelly gas can he loxie in high doses. poli<'e said. but 1s not considered dan~crous in sm;ill quantities Front Pagl! A I POT HAUL was reported in satisfactory c.-on dition at Maricopa Count:. Hospital in Phoenix where he wa!i taken after his arrest The men reportedly attempted to move Gray and the marijuana from the disabled aircraft. but were arrested when authorities. alerted by a U.S. Customs airpl4J1e, swooped in Jordan said the crash was at- tributable to pilot error, a mis judgment on the weight of the craft, or the landing conditions or both. Tht aJ(ent Bald there h ad been no attempt by U.S. agenL<; to force the alrcroft down, that 1t WllS attemptlntt t<> land at a pre determined site along Highway 99. The aircraft had been 1potted near Not1ale11 and was followed to the area where It crashed. Jord1n11ld. Al.so arrested wer~ Froncls S Stur1eon, 26, ol t.os An1elc . Richard P.. Smith. 30, of Wl\ll· tier: and Michael G McKane. 34. or Loe AnaeJea Though tht' boy allegedly nt'd on foot from the scene of the crash. McAltster said police were led lo his residence by two young girls who said they hart be('n joyriding with him . At the house where the youth was ar- rested, Mrs Sparling's Jewelry and other effects were also dis covered. according to McAlister. From PagP A I KING ... King to he on his stomach on thr noor After Kin~ identified himself. hew as interviewed and vol unlari ly, according to police. accom ponied the Costa Mesa officers to the police station, where he was latt'r released. King may appeal Sparks' de- cision to a city personnel board within 30 days. A final decision on an appeal would rest with City Manager Al Theal King Is the 11eeond L11guna Bf'ach policcm1'n lo lose his job over bad bonduct charges m less than a year. Last sum ~e r . Sparks terminated Oet. Carroll Bush, charging "gross misronducl'' niter 81\ incident In San Clemente In which 8ush was alleged to havt forced hi way into a home to reclaim property belonain1: tn hi1 daughter / i .. EDITION VOL. 70, NO. 81, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 19n N TEN CENT 5 Huntington Cfips See Flaming lJFOs By ARTH\JR R. VINSEL ott• Olllty P1MI ltllH Military authorities today are in· terested in accounts by five Huntington Beach policemen wbo reported sighting two unidentified flying objects streaking aero~ the sky in formation at 3: 15 a.m. today. - I The stunned pilot of the department's police helicopter, which was flying at about 1,300 feet in crystal clear skies, I estimated the UFOs traveled at least 10,000 miles her hour. No estimate could be offered for the height of the searing white objects that shot from the southwest horizon to the northeast horizon in no more than five seconds. Patrol Sgt. Arden Beavers said the objects never varied from their tandem position and appeared to have reddish cone-shaped noses. Officer Jim Lail and his observer Of- ficer Tom Arnold, were aloft i~ a northwest area around Goldenwest Street and Warner Avenue when they made their sighting. Patrolman Dan McKerran was in the southeasterly area of Huntmgton Beach when he spotted the brilliant lights, which all five officers said left a bluish vapor- like trail. "It was hard to tell if they had a shape. I( looked like two bright lights and it all happened so fast. . . "he said. ·The firth officer who simultaneously reported the two eerie objects which flashed over at a 40 to 60 degree angle was identified as Patrolman Steve Parkerton. "Odds of two meteors traveling in formation like that are too enormous," said another departmental spokesman. <See COPTER, Page AZ> ) ! County Supervisors Approve Redistricting By GARY GRANVI LLE O! 1M O•llr ~llol SI.tit The Orange County Board of Supervisors today approved a new redistricting plan that sends Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's dis- trict sweeping into the Sad- dleback Valley. A 4 to 1 vote approving the new political boundaries for the five county supervisorial districts was a major victory for Diedrich and a s1gruficant political loss for SupervisorThomas Riley. The plan approved retams Irvine in Riley's Fifth District. But it bounces the unin corporated area north of the city and El Toro into Diedrich 's Th1rd District. a district that will run from La Habra in the county 's northwest Lo El Toro an the heart of the Saddleback Valley. In the plan fmaUy approved the number of county cities divided between supcrv1sonal d1str1cts 1s reduced from 11 to three. Huntington Beach is one of those d1Vided cities. Almost the entire city will be in Supervisor Laurence Schmit 's second dis· trict and a small portion in Riley's Fifth District. Costa Mesa, Newport Beach. Irvine, Laguna Beach. San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente re- m am in Rilev's district. ~o do the unincorporated areas of Laguna Hills, Laguna Nigwel and portions of Mission Viejo. But the major s hift in the supervisors' efforts to equalize population within the five dis· tricts occurred in the Third Dis- trict with Diedrich 's area now sweeping into the Saddlebac~ Valley. All Fountain Valley was in· eluded in First District Supervisor Philip Anthony's dis- trict, a district that includes San· <See R EMAP, Page A2) 'K e ep the Paee' Appeal Of Sewer Okay Set APWl"-10 WOMAN. 88, GIVEN CHOICE, GETS OUT ANO GETS GOING Mrs. E~la Weaver Jogs a Mile Each Day Miler at 88 Limber OUhter Jogs Daily SANTA MONICA (AP> -Eula Weaver isn't as young as she used to ix'. "0 she's reduced her daily regime of Jogging to just one mile a day Aft<'r all. she 1s 88 When 11 rain~. and she can't JOg the full mile around a high school track nt><1r ht>r home, she mounts the s tationary bicycle m her hvang room <1nd pedals JO miles or so. SHE AISO GOES TO A LOCAL gym three times a week and pedals 10 miles befor<• cl1nner Mrs Weaver sufCued a stroke a decade ago and was nearly paral}wd ·1 could hardly walk at all,' she said. explammg the effects of the strokl' combined with arthnlls in her hands and knees Doctor., g:ne hl•r two choices spend the rest of her life as an invalid. bemg hand.fed and clothed. or gel out of her roe lung chair and start walking again, no matter how painful. • IT DIDN'T TAKE HER LONG to de<'1de. She vowed she would ''try everything in this world to get back to normal.·· Folf<fiym~ her doctor's advice. she started slowly. walkmg gingerly at first. pushing herself even though it hurt, and deadening some of the pain with pills. She moved from Illinois to Southern California to be near her grandson, went on an strict health-oriented diet and started run- ning. Soon. she was jogging two miles a day. Mrs. Weave!) 'Was induced in 1975 to enter the National Senior Olympics held at UC Irvine . "I JOGGED THER~ T HREE YEARS and &ot six gold medals, one for Saturday and one for Sunday (each year),'' she said. "The first time I did it Sen Alan Cranston came out and hugged me and sa'ld. Tmsoproudofyou.' ",' She walks away from the contes.every year as the female champion of the 1,SOO·meter run for U!ose over 80. There's no one else in the category. '$. • .. Mrs . Weaver thanks her gra~<\Son. Jim Weaver of West Los Angeles. for mtroducmg her lo the man whom she credits for her re· <See MILER, Page A%) Irvine's Heiress Backs Firm's Plan By TOM BARLEY O! ,._ O•ltr ~li.t Sl•lf Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith denied from the witness stand Monday that the firm she favors in the battle lo take over the Irvine Company has any plans for speeding up develop- ment of the Ir\'ine Ranch. Mrs Smith predicted that the consortium headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and ~troit developer Alfred Taubman and backed by auto billionaire Henry Ford II would restrict development to its pre· sent pace. She testified that Taubman as· sured her in a recent discussion that the firm which would become known as Allen.Irvine· Taubman Inc. if its bid was s uc· cessful intended lo keep Irvine Company holdings intact and adhere to the master plan. The Alien·Taubman combine is one or two organizations seek· mg to acquire the Irvine Com· pany The James Irvine Founda- tion 1s currently studying the group's all cash offer of nearly $.103 m1{hon Building Site Goods Stolen Newport. Beach police today were investigating the burglary of a coruitruclion site in which appliances valued at $1,288 were stolen. Ed Martin. superintendent of the construction site at Harbor View Knoll, near the intersection of Ford Road and San Miguel Drive, reported the theft of two dishwashers, two ranges, a range hood and assorted light fixtures. The condominium project is being built by Irvine Pacific Development, the construction division of the Irvine Com~any. Foundation directors have made it clear throughout the six month trial that they prefer the S281 .9 million bid posted by the Mobil Oil Corporation. Foundation directors had ac- cepted a S200 million bid from Mobil two years ago when Mrs Smith took legal action that halt· ed the sale and sparked the cur· rent lawsuit in Orange County Supenor Court. (See RANCH, Page A2> OK Sought On Election Revisions WASHJNGTON CAP> The Carter admin1stral1on asked Congress t<><tay !O allow voters to register on m<:tion day and to pass a constitutional amendment to proVlde direct popular election of the president and vice presi- dent. The proposal to Junk the em- battled Electoral College method of electing presidents and vice presidents was part or a com- prehensive election law revision plan prepared by Vice President Walter F. Mondale, who dis- closed it at a news conference to- day. The Administration proposal also seeks public financing for congressional campaigns, a re· vision of the present system of public financing for presidential campaigns and liberalization of the Hatch Act to allow increased participation in political cam· paigns by federal ~ivil servants "The array of confusing and sometimes burdensome regislra· lion requirements now prevents many citizens from casting their ballots on election day." the vict> president said <See VOTING, Page A2) Diners Pay $500 for ~ird . NEW YORK (AP> -The roasted peacock wu n~tJed un· der its plum~. bottles of 1890 CbateJu Laflle Rothlchild lay swathed In crisp white napkins and a small orche11tra played gently into the night. It was an Intimate. Invitation· only, $1 ,000-a-couple dinner for 34 J*>ple Monday to celebrate Use second annJversary or tht" Po lace, New York's mo1t opulent 1nd txpensfve reatauraat Wu it worth the price? "Every dime," Hid Wllllem Qroqmp of W tport, Conli .. I financier, who beained at the 10Jd-rtmmed china, the diamond-cut cryatal and rreab)y .. ( ,. . ·cut t'OM!.lton his table. •·You're not juat apend1nc money on the meal but for tbe atmosphere, the elegance. It's not sorneUting you'd do every day. just ooce in a U/etlme." The au.preme achievement of tbt mul waa undoubtedly the l>eacock, covored by ita royal blue teathera, carefully set aside ana prestrved when the fowl U.aetf entered tho ov~n. Wbto tolteprentur Frank Valenaa opened the Palau, crilJcs and tood·lovers alike decried the hlah pri~ -'250 a peTICll) tor an averaae meal - aayin1 no one but akdb and J_riah SwMP9Lak• winnen could afrord~em. •'The vultures wp.ited and wale bed for WI to cl<>11e," said Valenza, dreued ln a black velvet tuxedo. •'But we kept our heads above water. It Just goes to •how that Americans really do want to 11vol" style ." That'• wb1t Valenaa and hi.a renowned Fronch cbd Claude BaU11aN1t1Un11 a rich truffles soup, delicate baby quell, duaty bottles ol 1928' Cb•tHu M•r••ux and.a,Us~ chandellera. "No one bu ever dono "hat I'm dotnc. I'm really 11vtna &ho cuatomer hb money'• wartb." Valenu lald, leanlb& -Caiut a I • creatn·colored, bl'OCade·covered wan. "I know people who think nothlnc oC dropping $1 ,000 at the crapa table . Or losing · t heir welfare checks al the races. So why not $1,000 rot a beautiful feaat to the eyes and to tht stomach?" For tlMa 84 "ucats. It was a night of seductive magic. They did not hne society-column names or f1moui face.. Tho· were •imply very rich Americans out for a dlf f erent IWld ot ovenina Most of tho men wore tux-edoee. Tbe "omen, lookins .,._u\31-p.arlor perfect.. wore •llt· 'llrlDI en!U 1crna. . \ D•llY Pilot St.II Pllo'4 VICTIM GETS HELP Unidentified Man Hit NB Officers Seek Traf fie Victim's ID Newport Beach police today were trying to establish lbe iden- tity of a young man who was struck by a car as be walked along West Coast Highway Mon- day niebt. Traffic lnvesti&alor Steve Van Horn said the victim was in critical condition today at tioag Memorial Hospital. ~ccor"1ng to Van Horn, 1 the mac was walking abou~ 8 p.m. Monday in lhe lane nearest tbe edge of the road in the unllthted area of the highway between Balboa Boulevard and l~ Surf and Sirloin restaurant\ By JOANNE RE YNOLDS Of ti. O•lly Pt IOI St•lf _ A coalition of environmental aroups is being formed to appeal the regional coastal com mh;sion 's approval of a controversial Upper Bay sewer hne. That approval came at Monday's meeting of the South Coast Re1!1onal Zone Conservation Commission in Huntington Beuch following nearly three hours of debat<'. Spokesmen for the Orange County Sanitation Districts and the Irvine Company said the line is needed to serve residents or Newport Beach living north of San Joaguin Hills Road. In addition lo the homes· already built in that area, there· are three projects under construction -the Harbor View Knoll condominiums, Harbor Ridge and Broadmoor Pacific View -to be served by the line. Another project, the 226-unit Sea Island apartments across Jamboree Road from the Newporter Inn also will use the Upper Bay hne. So will homes eventually built on the property between the Newporter and the Park Newport Apartments. It is that construction or homes that has brought out opponents. Jean Watt, president or SPON <Stop Polluting Our Newport) J\aid today her group will file ao appeal of the sewer line decision ~ased on that populaliott increase. She said the city's roads arf currently unable tp accommodate the existing population and further increases will onty make the impa~ mo('e <See APPEAL, Page AZ) Weathe r Increasing cloudiness and tlll'Dinl cooler Wed- nesday. Lows tonight 48 lo 55. Hllba Wednesday from 1 70 at beaches to mid to up· per 70l 1n Inland areas. .· . .. INSIDB TODA y 1 i I Thtt JJQtgrxmt atory of the 1 , love bftwttn two brother•, ona ~"" of kukemiCI, the , oth1r.a/ootbalhtaru eotdfn a 1 t01'Cl&i~ dorJI Oil P.ogt A 1. He said the drSver or the car1 Henry Flynn, 63, or 19 Crysta llttlex Cove, i..,un-. Beech, told Police · ""'-941 he tried to •werve to avoid the lf'llf• a pedestrian, but railed. Flynn •u i.i't!:l: "~: not held &.,.~... ~t filt .... ttc:C: MJ Van Hom described thevlcthb, ·=...""'" :r t.!:t' ' .• ::C1 who la .listed u John Doe b)' 1:C::::. ~ tr.:: POllce, as about. llve feet; ten In· · =:"'...,... " .. •~ ch• tall. w llhlnl UO ~ . .....:.. ·~ • .,...._ • wUb brown ha.Jr and be'Owu ... """"~-~.._.-.."'!""""olll!!jil'f-,,,.. • \ '"'-Or H u.~- 0/flnfam ce • IHUTISLD, btlaad CAPl A lhr -old baby boy born wllb lour lesa ha svccaslully un• d•r1one an OJ)C'r•hon tn which tv.;oof lhtom were re moved . Sheffield C1tlldrm's ll06p1tal 111id lo day A t\oapltat •poke1man aatd the unnamed baby wu "dolng very weJI." Sut surgeons refused Lo forecast Lhe baby's life span before the operation and the spokesman said it still was impobsible LO make predictions Th• li20lMOO budJet aooroved by d irectora or tbe Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com· mere• Monday afternoon, does not tnclude • M0,000 debt from construction of the chamber's new headquarters, officials said. That debt Includes fees owed arcMtect Bill Ficker. a lormer chamber president and member or lbe board of directors, as well u money owed on the pt.archue ol new furnJture for the chmnber offices in the bWldin1. The buildin1, tocated at the corntt of Santa Barbara Drtve and Jamboree Road also in· eludes office s pace rented to Valley Realty and the McLain Development Company. APPEAL PLANNED. • • Chamber Director Gordon West, chairman of the budget committee, told directors that if the $40,000 debt could be retired, the t'hamber's operating ttudget and its building fund would be in the black. He said his committee has de· vised a series or projects to raise money to pay off the debt. severe : Mrs Watt, a Harbor Island !resident, said she expects the En v1ronmental Coalition o r Orange County and at least one other an t 1 · s.e we r 1 i n e environmental group to join m •the appe al to the state commission In spite of Monday's victory, '.proponent!> of the sewer hne in the Orange County Sanitation Districts look toward the appeal .with dismay bet'ause the sewer 1ine has been opposed by st;.ite coastal commissioner Judy Rosener of Newport Beu ch. The sanitation d1slr1C't propost'd thl' 9.000 foot hnc last June, but withdrew 1t from eons1deraL1on 1n November when . Jt was feared the proposal would be defeated at the rcg1on ul level At the time, Mrs. Ro:.ener was a member o f the regional comm1ss1on and a vocal opponent of the proJecl Mrs Rosen er, ba<"ked by members of lhe regional commission staff , s aid tht· district could accomplish 1t::. goal by expanding an existing pump station rather than laymg the new line The proposal ral l s fur conslrucl1on of a 2·1 inch linl' from Big Canyon ne;.ir Jamboree Road to Rack fl:1v Drive and along the roach .. a~ 0lo the Dunt·-. Ao uat1c Park Sun1tat1on Obtrtc·t nfr1c-1al., :-.a\ thl' henef1t of thl' llnl' is that it operate~ on gr.1\ It} instead of Queen Hailed By Protest e r :\1ELHOUR~E. Austr alia 'AP 1 A shouting demonstrator got \'!thin JO ft•et of Queen Eh1abelh JI durm f'l a ceremony toda:. al the Adelaide Festival l'('nlN l ll' hrnke through pol1<"e :.ccun I\ .tnd got t'lO~l' to the off1crnl d.11~ while South Australian Premier Don Dunstan was \\ ekom1ng lhl· 4UCl•n The pro. lc..,ter then yc•llC'd lndcpen c1ence for Austruli;1' l 1 o I 1 n• ., lllHI ll t• d I h r cl t· mon!.trator ,1ft Pr ,1 hri{•f ..,t ru)!glP llC' "'"~ not 1rnnwd1.1t1·h 1d1•n I 1ftec1 R ecruit Slwt f)uring Drill SAN nn;c;o c \I' 1 ,, t. , <'Jr pfd Marine frnm Ont:-m t 1c; b<>tn~ treated .1l the.• :'\,1\,1) llosp1tal tiftcr being ..,hot in th<' left le~ tlunng 1\116 rifll• fam1hor11at1on ti rills The r<'C'ru1t. Dale O Harbert was listed in sat1sfuctory cond1' lion. An mvesl1(i(at1on wns or dered to learn how another t ecruit was ~l\'C'n a hVl' round of ammunition tn the drills intl'nde<l only to leach how to mi.erl um munition ~ Harbert 's platoon gradunted rriday ot the Marine Corps Recruit Depot ORANQf COAST .. DAILY PILOT ~~:-.":.~~,~~ur, :;:.:,::;:; ;;.:; • Cot\I ..._,..1\l'lii~CO""Oefty S._.mf'Cttt~A'• .,..,b4•~d ¥.end.t• ll'uouofll ,-,.Clot., '°" (•''• Mif'W Hf''lllfOtJI\ .... (" H'-"t•~Ol"I lt.Crt r~ I.ti" "•"·· lr'f'IPI• $-•d••••O "•ll•r •fti(f ~· &teit'-\&uih Co.\t A ''"""4' r-.~1.,., ,-. '' tMilMi~d "-turO•Y\ ..... ~"" hw r,;:! .. ~~~~'1..~.·.~:~,~'.:7tno w.u " .. • ......... -.,.,, .. ", .,_,. ll'\4il•tl'lllf"' Jacoll ~ V•re ~"''""' •l'MI 04._,,. Mill,.,...., U'•fl'IUttMVU EfitO• "':,,,.m:.•,t.,"';r::- CN•I .. II L .. , IM(t.Hf,. .... II -'~'t•nt M.-n•e~lctlt..-, co n s uming increasingly expensive electricity, as expansion of the pump station would do. The proposal has received the blessings of the Friends or Newport Bay and the sta te Department of Fish and Game because of special construction co n s id eralion s a im ed at. r&ducing the impact of the project on the Uppe r Bay wildlife preserve and s urround m g areas Newport Beach C it y Councilman Don Mclnnis, ~ member of the board or directors of the sanitation district, said today the appeal l'ould cause anothe r year's delay 111 thl· proJet'l. When plans were submitted to the coastal commission in June . d1stnct ofhcials were hoping to have the line in by November so its construction wouldn't disturb the migratory bird season and so 1L would be in place by the start of what 1s normally the season At the time, district offic1alc; warned that a normal rainfall could cause the existing line already close lo capacity to overflow into Upper Newport Bay Durmg Monday's lhrce·hour hearing, san1tat1on di~trict engineer Dennis Reid said that five such overflows have ot'c,urred an the past two years Mcinnis noted that the district 1s still bound to observe the bird season, "which means that we o nly have about a six month window for construction " He said an appeal could affect the timing of construction which will be somewhat slower than normal anyway be c ause of the environmental concerns West explained that the build· ing debt was the result of s everal factors, mcludmg cost overruns and inflation that a ffected the cost of construction The budget. whit'h directors approved unanimously, includes an anticipated int'ome of $137,700 from membership dues. Total in· come of $209,400 is expected from dues a nd a varie t y of fund - r aislng events staged by variou.s chamber divisions The funds raised will be used to offset the chambe r 's direct ex penses of $81 ,280 a nd its operating cxptonses of $128,120 The direct expenses are the costs incurred in the gathering of new members and the staging of events. Tanker Blast Inquiry Held LOS ANGELES (J\Pl -1\ Coast Guard board of inquiry held ~-closed session today lo mull over new evidence about the Oec. 17 Sansinena ('xplos1on hut 1l will hl' a }·car before a con du!.ion 1s reached Thrct' witnesses told the hoard Monday they saw a flare or flash of light seconds before the oil tanker exploded in Los Angel('s harbor. killing !>even llalian crewmt!n and a terminal guard. The board also received a metallurg1st's report that vent piping on the lanker was cor roded before the blast Worst Winter 421 Inches of Snow Fall LOWVILLE. N.Y <A P ) Buffalo got all the publicity this past winter with its record snowfall, but the snow in that western New York city was nothing compared to what they've got at the nearby hamlet of Sear s Pond. The hamlet in n orth central New York. between Lake Ontario and the Achrondack~. has piled up a re- cord 421.1 inches of s no w lh b winter and it's still com· ing do\.\-11, according to Charles Kazinski . a weather obser\'er for the Black River Regulating District. Buffalo got a mere 180 inc he~. ··it's the worst winter "c'\'t> ever h.id ... said K a11nsk1, a retired f arm<.'r and Montague town clerk who has lived in Sears Pond since 1918 Kazinski said the first s now fell on Oct. 10 and il hasn't ~topped for long sinl'e Fitness Hearing Se t Sparling Suspect Faces Arraignment A 17·y<'ar-old boy polit'e c laim fired thf' two shots that killed Lake Forest housewife Harhel Sparhn~ a W<'ck ago was due to be arraigne d in Pasadena Superior Court today on murder and k1dnaping charges In a related d evelopment, authorities in the court's j uvenile division have st'heduled a fitness hea ring for the youth on April 4 to determine if he will be tried as a n adult or a juvenile. The suspect's name has been withheld becau!'le of his age John McAlis ter. Pasadena police &J>Okesman , said today that the fitness hearing mil(ht tw ··pushed back a day or two" because of conflicting court schedules and-paperwork Meanwhile. pollt'e In veatigators continut'd building their case against the youth, who has been in cul'ltody s ince Mrl'I. Sparllnt's disappearance March H after a visit to her Pasadena psyt'hlatrist. after Mrs. Sparling dropped out of sight. Though the boy allegedly fled on root from the scene of lhe crash, McAJister said police were led to his res idence by two young girls who said they had been joyriding with him. At the house where the youth was ar· rested, Mrs. Sparling's jewelry and other effects were also dis· covered. according to McAlister. Thieves Quie t Airport Eater y With the exception of thunder ing passenger planes taking orf at Orange County Airport, the 94lh Aero Squadron restaurant and bar will be a little quieter to· day. Thieves entered the discothe- que Portion of the eatery at 3180 Airway J\v('. earlier this week. tftkin~ a Sl.200 lour·channol ~tcrco tape recorder. C»lly 1"11.c llllfl ..... ,. More Medic al School The $10.5 million addition to the UC Irvine Medical School is under way, on the western edge of UC I 's campus as shown in this <1crial photo. When completed in the fall of next vca r, the addition will in· elude u 200·scal iccture ha ll, an 80·seat de· monstration le<'ture ha ll, 80 research labs and 80 faculty offices. F\mdin& is from the 1972 California Health Sciences Bond Is- sue, plus a $3.3 million grant from the Departme nt of Health. Education and Welfare . Fro• Page Al COPTER SIGHTS STREAKING UFOS. • • . Despite difficulty m judging !ize and altitude of UFOs. Officer Lail the h e licopter pilot, said they definitely ap· pea r ed to be muc h higher than the police chopper. sightings which might appear in the press. No other law e nforcement agencies contacted r eported their officers on patrol at their hour told of :>cem g s uch an ::icrial phe nomenon . The Orange County Airport Control Tower was closed at the time of the sight- ing and spokesmen at Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles were un· available for comment. Some. however. ha,·c been known to discourage their officen, from making form al r eports o n aerial phenomena Laguna Beach Police Capt. Neil Purcell and Sgt. Terry Temple las t Thursday reported an almost-identical object that appeared quite low shooting from southwest to northeast over their city. F r o m PageAJ MILER AT AGE 88 ••• covery She _said . Nathan Pritikin, founder of the Longevity ResearC'h Institute 1n Santa Barbara, is responsible for making her "able to walk in fact for being alive." SHE SAYS H E MADF. HER THROW away her pain-killing pills and put her on a diet of {lrl'en vegetables and fresh raw fruit, and less than three ounces of meat a day. She had to say goodbye to salt. sugar and grease and says s he doesn't miss them a bit. "Within_ six months. l had i.toped taking all the pills and had started 1ogg1ng ~t took m e ~·o years to work up to jogging two miles a day. But, now I m not so young anymore " Fro• Page A l REMAP. • • ta Ana, Westminster and por· lions of Garden Grove. When picking up the Trabuco Canyon, Modjeska Canyon and portions of the Saddleback Valley, Diedric h sacrifice d those portions of his district that formerly ran into Anaheim. Buena Park and La Palma. Riley tried to head off the Diedrich steam roller by arguini: that the Saddleb11ck Valley should not be split between two supe rvisors, pointing out that both the El Toro and Laguna Hills areas are w1Ch1n the Sad- d I e b at'k Area Co-ordinating Count' II He also s aid that Irvine resi denis have a vested intere5t m ~he area ihal someday will oecome part of the city. Diedrich pretended indif lerenc~ to the redistricting issue and. Pointed out that he will not again t;>e a candidate for county ~uperv1sor when his term expires in January, 1981. Yet. _the plan adopted by the ~uperv1sors varied only s lighUy from a plan Diedrich had tucked away in a desk drawer since mid· January. Riley attempted to chide Schmit !nto supJ>Ortlng him when he reminded Schmit of his re· marks a few weeks ago that he would not "allow one supervisor to ~et stabbed on an end run." But Riley figured to lose heavi- ly in the redistricting no matter whkh way it went because his existing dlstrit't contains roughly 90,000 more persons thnn two other districts And when it came to draw new political boundaries the beat fllley could mwster wu bia own • vote of daaent .Patrol Halts . 1,906 Aliem SAN DIEGO (AP> -By stop· ping 11u1Jpiclous·lookln1 vehJtlcs unexpectedly, the U.S. Bordtr P atrol hna rou~ded up 1,906 lJ. legal aliens within 36 hours. Frolft Page A l VOTING ... He said states that have simplified registration require· ments have seen dramatic re· suits through increased voter turnout. Under current procedures, voters must register in advance of going to the polls. Mondale said that in states where voters can register for state elections on election day. including his own state of Minnesota, "the results have typically been a s1g nif1cant increase in voter participation with no mcrease in voter fraud.·· "O\'er 450 .000 Minn esot .1 citizens were registered on elcc· lion day in 1976 yet not a single charge of fraud was filed," he said. Under the plan, which Mondale said has bipartisan support, a state could receive 20 cents for each vote cast in the previous presidential election to help pay for Increased registration costs. According to estimates pro· vided at the news conference, the total cost could reach $15.5 mi Iii on or more. President Carter discussed the revisions with the Democratic congressional leadership at a While House breakfast today. Carter said that abolition of the Electoral College and direct popular election of the president "will insure that the candidate chosen by the voters actually becomes president.•• He noted that his election could have been turned around last November by a small change of votes in Ohio and Hawaii despite a popular vote lead of 1. 7 million votes over Gerald R. Ford. The Admlniatration. however, did not ptOp06e a specific amend· ment to aboUsh the Electoral College, leaving this to the Congreas . Amen ding the Constitution requires the vote of two-thirds of the HO\lH, two· thlrdt ol the Senate, a nd three- quartera ol the state ltfitlatures. Kidnaping Charged Ex-senator's Son Named To Academy Jerome T Schmitz of Corona de! Mar, son of former state senator and Newport Beach con· gressman John Schmitz, has been nommated to the "G .S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md .. by Rep. Robert E Badham <R· Newport Beach1 Schmitz, 17, a senior at Ser\'ite High S<.·hool in Anaheim. was nommatt'd by Radham after a Fountain Vallev candid ate withdrew after being nominated by former Rep. Andrew J . Hinshaw According lo Badham. Naval At'ademy officers told him that Schmitz w:.is among the most highly quallf1C'd applicants in the 40th Congr essiona l Dis tric t . Schmitz 1s the leader of his senior rlass with a 3.98 grade point c1verage. Another Schmit z youth, Joseph, Ill currently in his third year at thr l' S Na,·al Academy F ro• Pag~ A I RANCH ... Judge James F . Judge must eventually rule on the merits of those bids or accept Mrs. Smith's suggestion that bidding be sus- pended for five years to allow the true worth of the Irvine Company lo become apparent and to en. courage new bidding. Mrs. Smith believes that the true worth of the Irvine Company is well over $400 million and that it might be possible to achieve that figure in five years time. She owns 22.4 percent of the Irvin e Company stock. T he James Jrvme Foundation owns a controlling interest of 54 .5 per- cent -... The Foundation has until 1983 to divest itself of its company holdings and meet the directives laid down by the Federal Tal( Reform Act of 1969 Foundation attorney Howard Privett accused Mrs. Smith Mon· day of playing a leading role in urging leiislators several years ago to support a measure that cost the Foundation Its control of the trvlneComapany, He asked her if it was true that she appearf'd at Congressional and lntern'1 Revenue Servic• heartnis nad actively pushed for paau1e ot the tax reform act. ·'It wu and iA m y belier that found"1Jona s hould not control corporations,". Mrs. Smith told Privett. "In any evt"nt, mine was Juat one s mall voice 1monc many who supported the le1l1laUon." McAlJster said a r~port Issued Monday by tho Los Angel es Police Deportment ballistics lab proved conrluslvely the alues that killed t.he woman came from a .25 calibcl' 1ulom11tl<' plstol found later In her car. lnvei1Uaators alleae the arrt'St· ed youth wu ~rMnc th' auto, a bronu Corvttlc with the llcen11t WUV YOU, when ll 'WU lnvolveo In an auto accident In the San Fernando Vallery on the mom.Int. The California H1thway Patrol Stay m· ,apan Won and San Dlefo police helped COil· duct. the rovlnf cbeckpolnta aJon1 htahways. A total of S7 TULSA, Okla. (AP) -Larry Euaene Chnney waa chatted Monday with kldnapln1 for extortion In the-dlsappearonct of a weaJth,y builder'• wife nnd M employe, neither or whom have been found. AuthoriUea con· Unutd to hunt without 1ucceu fOT K~odal Gaither A.shmoH, wlfe ~ a buUder and tormer be.kt.r, and Two Take PIDJ18e Corona del Mar re.,ldent Kim vana brin• used to move aliens 11· herly Kelloi hu been selected by le11ll1 from Mexico were ttited, the Y oulh for Underlltanding pto-oftlclala aa.ld Monday gram to apeond the summer llvln1 Tb st.our period ended mld· wtlh a ramU,y in J-s>:an. •• nl&btSUnda,t. . &albl Anne Bnnm. ·---... ·-··· , 'I SAN QJEOO (AP)-Tlle third and fourth de-athl in plun1• thJs )'tar ofJ the San Dleio-Col'O(lt.do Bay Bridle were reported Mon· day. ~ • VOL 70, NO. 81, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 1 TEN CENTS• 'Lmne Duck' Flies to School Co:Dfe:rence By LAURIE KASPER Ol t• Deity l"llet staff A "lame duck" trustee and a student wHJ represent the Sad- dleback Valley Unified School District at the National School Boards Association convention in Houston this weekend. The four·day trip for Dennis Smith. defeated in his bid for re· election to the Board or Educa· lion earlier ttus month, and Mark Howell. the student member or the local board, is being paid for by the Khool district. Smith's term on the school tllbard olficially ends 3J m idmghl, March 31 -two days after he is scheduled to return from the Tex· as meeting. He said he m ade reservations for the convention about three months ago. He said he was aware at the Lime thal his term . would be ending if he wasn't re· elected But Smith said his attendance at the convention still will benefit the distr1ct. He said he always provides other trustees with summary reports of all conven· lions he attends. He will do the same after this convention, he said The trustee also noted that he 1s carr y ing with him the knowledge or school problems which he has gamed m his six and a half years as a school board member Howell, who was l.eated as the student member of the school board last month, said he is going to the convention because "I reel that to effectively serve on the board as a member I need all the training and education I can (See LA1'1E DUC'K, Page A2) County Supervisors Approve Redistricting By GARY GRANVILLE Of IM 0•11, Pilot St•ll The Orange County Uoard or Supervisors today approved ,1 new red1stnct1ng plan that sends Supervisor Ralph D1ednch's dis trict sweeping into the Sad· dleback Valley A 4 to l vote approving the new political boundanes for the rive county superv1sor1al districts was a maJOr victory for D1ednch and a significant pol 1t1cJI loss for Youth D ue A t Hear ing On. S l aying A 17 year old boy police claim -tired the two shots that killed Lake Forest housewife Rachel Sparlin~ a "eek ago was due to be arra1gnl•d in Pasadena Superior Court today on murder and k1dnap1ng chargl's In a related development authont1e., m the court ·s 1uvcnile div1s1on haH' M·he<lul<•d a f1tne<;s hearing for th!• youth on April\ to determine 1f lw "111 he tried as an adult or a JUH•nllt• The .,uspcct's name ha.s lx't-n w1thht•ld because of his age .John MtA ltsll'r, Pasuden.i police spokt'srn,in. said today that the fitness heann)! might be "pushed back ,i d;i y or two" because of <.:onfl1ct1ng court schedules and paper" ork Meanwhile police 1n vest1gators continued hulldmg their case ag;11nst the· youth, who has been m eustod\ stnl'C Mrs Sparling's d1sappcar,1n<'l· MJrch !-0 after a v1s1l lo hl•r J' asadenu psychiatrist McAhstcr SJtd ::1 rt•port issued Monday hy th<• Los Angeles Police Departmt•nt hall1st1cs lab proved conclus1\ l'h tht> .,IUR., that killed the woman came from a .25 caliber automatic pistol found lat<>r in her car Investigators all ege tht:' arrest· ed youth was driving the auto, a bronze Corvette with thc license WUV YOU. when it was involved in an auto accident 1n the San Fernando Valley on the mornmJ.: after Mrs. Sparling dropped out of sight. Though the boy all egedly fled on foot from the scene of the crash. McAhsler said police were led lo his residence by two young girls who said they had been joyriding with him. rrs TIME FOR COFFEE BIU.KE WHITE PLAJNS, N.Y . CAP>- The Nestle Co. says higher coffee bean prices and increased operating costs have caused it to become the latest wholesaler to send instant and freeze-dried cof· fee prices through the $5-per-jur barrit>r. Nescafe instant reaular Will ftO up 10 cents an ounce to $S.4S2 for a l<k>unce jar, Nescafe Docaf- feinated will go up 12 cent.s to $5.236 per eight~e jar, and Nescafe Decaf up el1ht cents to $4.676 per eight-ounce Jar. EffectJve April 2, NtsUt's Tuter's Choice freeie~drled ro- 1ular will be increased 12 cenu per ounce, bringing tho cott of an elJbt ounce jar to $5.2'38. A similar Increase will bocMJt the price ot eteht ouncet or Taater's Choic• Decarr lHted lo S.S.530 wholnaJe ' , Supervisor Thomas Riley The plan approved retains Irvine in Riley's Fifth District But it bounces the un1n corporated area north of the cit y and El Toro into D1edrich's Third District, a district that will run from La Habra in the county·~ northwest to El Toro in the heart of the Saddleback Valley In the plan finally approved the number of county cities d1v1ded between superv1sorial distncts is reduced from 11 to th rel' lluntmJ?ton Reach 1~ on1: of tho.,e d1\lded c1tws Almost the entire city will be m Supervisor Laurence Sehm1t':. second dis- trict and a small portion m Rllev's Fifth District Costa Mesa, Newport Beach. Irvine, Laguna Beach, San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente re· main m Riley's district So do the unincorporated areas or Laguna Hills, Laguna Niguel ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- llorseha«!k Ruhherne~k and portions of M1ss1on VH'JO. But the ma1or shift in tht.> supervisors· efforts to t•quallll: population within the fl\(' dis tricts occurred m the Third 01~ tnct with Dledrich's area no" s weeping into the Saddlcback Valley All Fountam Vallev was m cluded in First ·01 s lricl Supervisor Philip Anthony's dis· trict, a district that includes San· <See REMAP, Page A2> O•HY Pilot Stall Pllolo The column of black smoke from a $150.000 Leisure World \\arehouse fir<> ~l onday morning attracted scores of spe<'- tators. including this man on horseback who found a hillside \ antage pomt to watch the action below The communit~ 's st ables are JUSt over the hill from the "a rehouse Firemen were told after cp1cn<'hmg the blaze t hat they saved .mother $750,000 worth of equipment and other materials stored in other parts of the structure <Related picture, page 3J. Voting Changes Sought Carter Asks Electoral College's Eml WASHJNGTON CAP> The Carter administration asked Congress today to allow voters to register on election day and to pass a constitutional amendment to provide direct popular election of the president and vice presi· dent. ~ The ~roposal lo junk the em· battled Electoral College method of electing presidents and vice presidents was part of a com· prehensive election law revision plan prepared by Vice President Wa lter F. Monda le, who dis- closed 1t at a news conference to- dav The Administration proposal also seeks public financing for congressional campaigns. a re- v1s1on of the present system of public Financing for presidential Miler at 88 Limber Oldster Jogs Daily SANTA MONICA <AP) Eula Weavf'r Isn't as young as she used to be, so she's reduced her daily r egime of jogging to just one mile a day. After all, s he is 88. When it rains, and she can't Jog the full mile around a high school track near her home, she mounts the s tationary bicycle In her livine room and pedals 10 miles or so. SHE ALSO GOES TO A LOCAL gym three times a week and pedala 10 miles ~oro dinner. Mrs. Weaver aufCercd a stroke a decade •10 and was nearly paralyzed. • ' "I could bardly walk at all," ahe said, explainine the effects of the ttr~e combined wlth arthritis in her hands and knees. Doctont 1ave her two choices spend the rut of her life u an invalid, betnc hand·fed and clothed, or a•t out of b tr rocklnc chair and start walldn' aaain. no matter bow painful IT DIDN'T TAK E HE il i.ONO to decide. She vowed she •·outct <See MILEll, Pa1e At> campai~s and liberalization of the Hatch Act to allow increased participation in political cam· paigns by federal civil servants . "The array of confusing and sometimes burdensome registra· tion requirements now prevents many citizens from casting their ballots on election day,·• the vice president said . H e said s t ates that have simplified registration require- ments have seen dramatic re· suits through increased voter turnout. Under current procedures, voters must register m advance of going to the polls. Mondale said that 1n sta tes where voters can register for state elections on election day, including his own state of Minnesota, "the resulLci have typically been a slgnlflcant i'llcrease In voter participaUon with no increase in voter fraud." "Over 450,000 Minnesota citliens were registered on elec·. tlon day ln 1976 yet not a single cbarse of fraud was filed," he said. Und r the plan, which Mondale said has bipartiun •upport, a state could receive 2() cents for each vote cast in the prtvioua prtsldenual elecUoo to help pay for Increased regl1tr1Uon cost.a. Accordln• to uUmatea pro- vided at U.. Mwa conferenc1, lhe <8-e Vat'ING, Pase AJ) · . ......-. -- 0••1¥ P llOI Sl•ff ""'°IC GOING TO LEARN Student Mark Howell LAST CONVENTION Lame Duck Smith Gas Leak Snuffed In Anaheiin Plant A six-block area of Anaheim was isolated for about 90 minutes early today after a leaking valve at a chemical Hush Eatery Ce lebrates $500 Per NEW YORK CAP> -The roasted peacock wus nestled un· der 11..::. plumes. bottles of 1800 Chateau Lafite Rothschild lay swathed m crisp white napkins and a small orchestra played gently mto the night. It was an intimate, invitation· only. Sl,OOO·a·couple dinner for 34 people Monday to celebrate tht? second anniversarv of the Palace, New York's most opulent and expens1v<.' r<.'staurnnt Was it worth the price'! "Even· dime.'' said William Grossman of Westport, Conn .. a financier, who beamed al the ~old -rim m ed china, the diamond·cut crystal and freshly cut roses on his table. "You're n ot just spending monev on the meal but for the atmosphere, the elegance. It's not something you'd do every day. JUSt once in a lifetime." The supreme achievement of the meal was undoubtedly the peacock. covered by its royal blue feathers. carefully set aside and preserved when the fowl itself entered the oven Wh en entrepr e neur Frank Valenza opened the Palace, c ritics and food-lovers alike decried the high prices -$250 a person for an average meal - saying• no one but skeiks and Irish Sweepstakes winners could afford them. "The vultures waited and watched for us lo close." said Valenza, dressed in a black velvet tuxedo. "But we kept our heads above water. It just goes to s how that Americans really do want to savor style." <See FEAST, Page A2) E x -senator's Son Named To Acade my Jerome T. Schmitz of Corona~ del Mar , son of former state senator and Newport Beach con- gressman John Schmitz, has been nominated to the U.S. Na\> al Academy at Annapolis, Md., by Rep. Robert E. Badham <R· Newport Beach). Schmitz, 17, a senior at Servito High School In Anahelm, was nominated by Badham after a Fountain Valley candi<late withdrew after being nominated by former Rep. Andrew J. Hlnahaw. · According lo Bad.ham, Naval Academy olflcera told blm that Schmitz was among the most highly qualified a.ppUcanta in \b4t 40tb Congruatonal Dl•trltt. Schmtts la the lt!ader or bis lot cl111 with a 3.98 1rade polnt average. Anothu Schmits .1outb1 Joeepb, la currenUY ln hlJ thini 1 ar at Lbe U.S. Nani Acadell\y. t plant sent potentially po1sonou~ fumes mto the air, police re- ported Officers said employes or Steppin Chemical Co., 1208 Patl St .. discovered t hl' leaking sul- phur trioxide about 5 a .m . and ::.1x blocks bt•twcen Patt, the Riverside l''reeway, La Palma Avenu~ and Harbor Boulevard were cordoned off. Only about 25 persons were m the area, police said, and they were asked to move into a nearby school until the k•ak was capped. Firemen stopped thl' leak by fl 10 a m .. police said , and the- area was reopened by 6 30 a.m No injuries were reported. police said The fumes quickly d1ss1pated because of westerly winds, officers reported And becau:.e of the earlv morning hour and the few number or homes m the area. officers said, danger was kept to a minimum The smelly gas can be toxic in high doses. police said, but is not considered dangerous in small quantities . Bulldozer Operator Hurt in Spill A bulldozer operator dnving his heavy machine near the edge of a 10-foot-deep storm drain trench was seriously injured today when it slid over the edge and came to rest on its side at the bolt om or the ditch. The driver , whose identity was not available al the scene, was apparently thrown partially clear of the tractor but still s uffered severe leg and back i njur ies, according to paramedics who treated him. It look fire department rescue, workers about a half hour to lift, th e driver out of the ditch following the 11 : 15 a.m . incident. The scene of the accident wa5'· near the junction of Lake Forest • Drive and Trabuco Road. Co ast W eathe r Increasing cloudiness and turning cooler Wed- nesday. Lows tonight 48 to SS. HigM Wednesday from 70 at beaches to mid to UP· per 708 in inland areas I NSIDE TODAY The poignant aforJI o/ the love bthWtn two brother.!. cm~ d111"'1 of l.euamJo. the othn, • ~ atar '' tofd bl a louchlnoftorJ! on P.age Al. I \ : .... Denies Ranch 'Sprawl' By n>lll BARLEY Oft .... lt, ........... lrvlne hetre11 Joan lr\'lne Smith denied from the witness 1'land Monday lhal the firm she fovors an the battle lo take ovt•r the Irvine Company has any pl1&ns for speeding up develop· ment of the Irvine Ranch. Mrs. Smith predicted that the consortium headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit developer Alfred Taubman and backed by auto billionaire Henry Ford II would restrict development to its pre· sent pace. She testified that Taubman as- sured her an a recent d1scusi.ion that the firm which would become known as Allen-lr\'me· Taubman Inc If its bid was sut·· cessful intended to keep Irvine •'rom Page Al REMAP. • • ta An~1. \A.'estminster and por lions of Garden Grove. When picking up the Trabuco Canyon, Modjeska Canyon and portions of the Saddlehack \' alle). Diedrich sacrifit•ed those portions of his d1stri<:l that formerly ran into Anaheim, Duen~ Park and La Palma Compan> boldln1 Int.ct and udhere to the muter plan The AJlfm·Taubman cnmhln(' 15 one of two ora11nlaatlons 2'eek lne lo a•-qulre the Irvine Com· puny The James Irvine Jo'ounda lion i:. cu1·renlly studying tht· group 'i. all c:lllh orrer of nearly $303 million Foundation directors havt• made 1t clear throughout the six month trial that they prefer the $281 9 milhon bad posted by the Mobil 011 Corporation Foundallon directors had ac cepted a $200 malllon bad from Mob1l l\\-O )cars ago v.hl'.'n Mrs Smith took legal d<:l1on that hall ed the sale and spc.irked the cur rent lav.s111t an OrJngc Count) Superior Court Judge James F Jud~c must e\'entually rule on the mt•rats of those bids or accept Mr'> Smith ·s suggestion that bidding be sus pended for fa\e )car s lo allow the true worth of lhl' Jn 111e Company to become uppanmt and to en 1·ou rngc nt"'' btddani;: Mrs. Smith believes that the true worth of the lr''tnc Company as ~·.ell over S400 million and that it might he possible to achieve that figure in fh·e years tame She owns 22 ·I percent of the In int• Com pan-. stock Th(· James In inc 1"ouncl:.it1on 01Ans a controlling interest of 54 5 µer cent llunter f1nisht•s off hat)\ M·;.tl off :-=ewfoundland .... 1th pack Proll''>ls .igLttn'>t tiw ktllmg of thousands of the <1n1mab h,,., \ trtuJll~ 1·ndcd a:-. monc~ shortage and had \\ <.•,1thcr t..ixl'Cl th<.• l'l''>OUtTC:-. of µrotcsters. Seal pup JH'lts lmni..: :.iboul S25 per pell Canudaan governml'nt ac· I 11111 lo '>lop lht.• hunt 1-.. :-.l1ll twang sought by thl' Green· pe:H't· f"oundal10n Raley tried •o head off the Diedrich steam roller b>· arguing that the Saddleback Valley should not be splat bet" een l\\O su pen asors. pointing out that both the El Torn and Laguna II11ls areas arc v.ithrn the Sad· dleback Arca Co·ordanating Council. Clemente an Arraigned in Big Pot Bust President 'Firlll' lie also said that Irvine res1 · ctents have a vested interest in the area that someday wall become part of the city 01edr1ch pretended indif· ference to the redistricting issue and pointed out that he will not ag<.iin be a candidate for county supervisor when has term expires in Januarv. 1981. A 26-year-old San Clemente man v.111 face arraignment today along with four other men before a federal magistrate in Phoenix. Ariz , on charges stemming from arrests mnde when u light plane carrying l,000 pounds of mari juana cras hlanded near Winslow. On Human Rights Y ct. the plan adopted by the supervisors vaned only slightly from a plan Diedrich had tucked away an a desk dra\\-er since mid· January W,\Sl11:-..1:TO' 1i\l'1 1'1t's1 dent Cartl•r told conJ.!n•.,.,11111.11 lc;1ders lod.1' lw elm·,; not antl·nd to curb h1., < nl1u-.m of hum.in rights nol:il ions ;Jhrn.HI dc:i.ptlt• sharp llt'J;!Jlt\ l' n•,1rt10n from Sov1el lt•,1clc•r Ll·onul I B1 t•thnn Sen Alan Cr ans loll c D C.1ltf , \~ho at I l'mkd ,, \\' h 1 l l' I louw brcakfa,t told n•porh•rs l.Ht·r lhal the Pn•s1<h·nl told lhl· ton J;!rt•ss1onal lt-.1dt•r!> he 1s ton u:rncd he must do this. he \\Ill <.lo lhas · Cr.mston Jls(J quoted Carter ,1s '>ilYIOJ? somt· peoph· arc con ternt><l t•\ 1·1 ,. tanu• Brt.'l.hn"' -.nl'l'/l'~ Thl• '1t.'nator s.11d llw l'n•stdt•rtl appcan'c1ut h1-. c111tspol..1·11posit111n-. on hum.in r1~hh In .1 -.p c·1·1 h I 11 .1 I 1 .1d1• 1m11111 c•nni.:r t•-.s 111 Mm,C'O'A on \toncla \ llr1·1lw111·\ 1 c•fc•ri I'd 111 (',1111·1 -.t .1tc·m<·nt-. 111 '11pp1111 of ..;.,, ll'l cl1~s1dt•nt • ,,., · 1nkrlt•1C'r1t·1·111011r lnl«r11.tl .111.111 ·• Tlw S.1\11'1 t11111ni1111hl p.111' • I'll 1 l'f ',ll J . \.\ I ... h 111 J.: t IJ ll ~ • c-l .11 ms to ll'<ll h ot h«r-. how to llH' l';1nnot lw ,11 t• Jiktl It\ .11' .. ," t•rt•1J,!n st.Ill' not tu n11•n 11m1 tlw ·shoplifting Count File d Shoplift mg rhar~l·-. ha\ e hPt·n filed against .1 l.JRUna l11 1ls woman who allt•rH·dlv lraf'd on .1 brund new dn.•ss in J local !>lOI<', then roncC'alt•d the garment in )ler purse :ind l<'ft the sturl' without payanlf.( for 1t OranJ:e County sheriff's of ficcrs rat<'d Connie Mar y ~ artineT., 31. of 23491 Los Grandcs. after Sh<' was hall<.'<! by employes of Tiki Bird. 24209 t.aRuna Hills l\I all O"ANOE COAST sa DAILY PILOT Uw°'~(,..nlO•itf .. ~ #lf\#f\· "'"t°'"' ~OlhfNt"•\ p,,,, ••e>u&i·Y"ltdbYtN0r-•1'11f """\t P\IC)I \.f'l•l\•(l'H'l\f)AI\• \fror•t,.,•fl'ft•l•r-"•'• OU'b' "'"d Ml)f'l,,.y tf'HO•iQ"-''•dA'I ltH· {&\t• ......_,. 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". ll'f ···~··· '"''•' ,..,,.,.,,,"~ •• ....... ,_ • r.~~;:',,.c.•.-'',::::~11:!'\;',~~::. -:i'I. ...... 9-ly ltr ""•II l4 \I _,...,.,.,, "'OU1•y ........ ,_," i.-··· f.11 I thJt m•1lht·r lht· situation 1n tlw l'n1tec1 Stccles ll<ielf. nor L'S !IC't 1on:; Lan<! pi>licit'S in the world ~ 1 \ c• J11st1f1calton lo such l'l,1ims I \\tll repl'.tl :igain \\t' "Ill not tolPrah.' intf'rfert•nrC' m our 1nl<'rnal affairs lt.' JO.' Ulll' uncll'r ,, n' prc-ll''il · · BrCThnt.•\ ... remarks cam!:' Just ;-1!\ dJ)>!-> ht•fore Se('relar) of "'atc l'~rus H \'ance 1' \thf'dulcd lo .irnve m \losCO\\ for talks v. llh Soviet leaderc; Riley attempted to chide Sch mat into supporting ham when he reminded Schmit of his re- marks a few weeks ago that he would not "allow one s upen·asor lo get slabbed on an end run ·· Paul E. Dierkes of 135 W Aven1da Escalones. will he brought before t.: .S. M agastratc Richard C. Gormley on charges of possession of mariJuana for sale and smuggling of man ju an a. Phil Jordan, agent in chaq~e of the Phoenix office of the C S Drug Enforcement Admtnll>lra lion. said the martJUana was destined for Cahfornaa Dierkes and three other men, all Cal1for· nians. were arrested Sunday as they waited with a motorhomc near the site of lhe crash landing, om e i als say. F ro,,. Page 11 I Rut Raley figured to lose hea\l· ly 1n the redistractang no matter which v. ay it went because his e,.1:,tang dastnct contains rougbly 90.000 more persons than two other distracts FEAST ••. And \\hen 11 tame to draw new pol1t1cal boundaries the best Raley could muster was his own vole of dissent. The aircraft pilot. John T. Gray, 31, of Monterey, suffered a b11>ken back in the crash. Gray was reported in satisfactory con· rlition at Maricopa County Hospital in Phoenix where he was taken after his arrest. Th.its \\hat \'illcnza and his rc·1101A n<'d French chef Claud<' IL11lls an• sclhn.a: a nch trurnes so11p !11•1l<·,1te bahy <1uail. dusty hottlt·~ of t!l28 C'haleiiu MHrg<.iux .ind ,ahstt.'111111! chandeliers ''o nnc ha'.'. e'er done whal I m riomg 1 ·m rc·all.' gn mg lhe c 11•.J11mt•r his monev'-., worth ... \ .dc•n1.a said. lt•anin~ ag.11nst .i c 1c.1m-colurl'd, brocade <:<J\crcd "';111 Man Charged With Theft The men reportedly attempted to move Gray and the marijuana from the disabled aircraft. but were arrested when authorities. alerted b\ ;1 l ' S Customs airplane, S\~oopcd an I kno" µcop It• '>'ho think notl11n~ of dropping Sl 000 at thl' • rJps lJhlc· Or losing their ''clfarf' chN:k!i at the rac<'s So "h' n11t Sl.000 for ,, heaut1f11I ft>ast tn the· ('\ £'!' and to the 'tom.11 h" · Orange County sheriff's of· fi<'ers ha\'c cited a M1ssinn VieJO man on pell~· theft charges after ht• alleJ(c'<il.'· look merchandise from a Laguna Hills :\l<Jll store "'1thout pavin~ for it Jordan saHI the rnt'>h "as .at lrtbutable to pilot error. a mis Judgment on the we1~ht of the craft. or the landing cond1l1ons or both Oeputaes said John Francis Sheppard. ~. of 26462 I'\ accome Ori\ e. concealed golf balls anrJ cabinet door knobs an his pockel-. then lt>ft the St:urs department store The aJ?ent s~11d there had been no attempt by l' S <.iJ?enti-. to force the mrcraft dov. n. Two UFOs Reported Five HB Officers Report Tandem Flight By ARTHUR R . VINSEL Of'"' D•lly l"llot \tMI Military authorities today are an · terrsll'd tn accounts hy five I hmtington !'leach policemen who reported sighting two unidentified nying objects streaking ,across the sky in form ation at 3 15 a .m . today. Thl' stunned pilot of thl' department's police helicopter. which was flying at about 1,300 feet in crystal clear skies. estimated the t.:FOs tra\'eled at least 10,000 miles her hour. No estimate could be offered for the height of the searing white objects that s hot from the southwest horizon to the northeast horizon in no more than five seconds. Patrol Sgt. Arden Beavers said the objects never varied from their tandem position and appeared to have reddish cone-shaped noses. Officer Jim Lail and his observer. Of· ficer Tom Arnold, were a loft in a northwe.c;t area around GoldC'nwe!'lt Street and Warner A venue when they made their slghtin~ Patrolman Dnn McKerran was in the ~outheusterty area or Huntington Beach when he spotted t he brilliant lights. which all five officers said left a bluish vopor· like trail. "lt was hard to tell if they had n shape. It looked like two bright light! and lt an happened 10 ta.st. . ... he sald. The fifth officer who simultaneously reported the two eerie objects which flashed over at a 40 to fiO degree anf{lc was identified as Patrolman Steve Parkerton. "Odds of two meteors traveling tn formation like that are too enormous." said another departmental spokesman. Des pite difficulty in jud~ing size and altitude of UFOs. Officer Lail, the helicopter pilot, said they definitely ap-• pea red to be much higher than the police chopper. No other law enforcement agencies contacted reportNf their officers on patrol at their hour told of seeing such ;10 aerial phenomenon. Some, howev<.>r, have been known to discourage their officers from making •formal repdrts on aerial phenomcnR sightings which might appear in the press. The Orange County Airport Control Tower is closed at the lime of the s ighting and spokesmen at Griffith Ob~ervatory ln Los Angeles were unuvulhthle for com ment. Lal(una Beach Police Capt. Neil Purcell and ~gt. Terry Temple last Thursday rePorted nn almost·fdentlcal object that appeared quite low shooting from southwest to northeast over their city. AP VWt .. oflOIO WOMAN, 88, GIVEN CHOICE, GETS OUT AND GETS GOING Mrs. Eula Weaver Jogs a Mlle Each Day From Pngf" ,\ l MILER AT AGE 88 • • • 'try e' erything an this world to gt•l hat•k lo no1 mat Following her doctor's .1ch lt't'. she !>l<Jrtcd slo'' ly. '' alkmf! gingerly at first, pushang herself l'\'t•n lhou~h at hurt, and deadening some of the pain with pills. She mo\·ed from Ilhnoas to Southern l'at1forn1.1 to be near her grandson. went on an strict he;,ilth onl·nll'd •ht•t J!ld started run- ning. Soon. she was Jogging two mtlt•s J di!~ Mrs. Wea\'e r was induced an un:; to enter tht ;'\al1onul Senior Olympics held at t:C Irvine. "I JOGGED TH E RE THREE \'t:,\RS and ~ut six gold medals. one for Saturday and one for Sunda~ leach ) t'<tr >," she '>aid "The first time I did it Sen. Alan Cram.ton eamt• out c1nd hug(.!e<i me and said. 'I'm so proud of you.· " She walks away from thl' c:ontC'st t•\ N) ~ c:ar as lh<' rem ale champion of the 1.500-mctcr run f111 those over 80 Then"s no one else in the category ~trs Weaver thanks her grand<.c1n. ,Jim \\'<:a\l•r or \\'c-.t Los Angeles, for introducing her lo tht• man\\ hom \hl' credits for her re CO\ en She said Nathan Pr1t1k1n. foundt·r of the Longevity Research lnstatule m Santa Barbara, 1s responsible for making her "able to walk· in fact for being ah\e " SHE SAVS HE MADE llER T HROW a\\ ay her paan-k1lltng pills and put her on a diet of green \'C'gdahlcs and fresh ra\\ frlllt. and less than three ounces of meat a da~ She had to sa) goodb) e to salt sugar and grease and says she doc•sn t mi's them a bit "Within six months. l had stoped taktng all the pills and had stnrted Jogging It took me two Y<'Jrs to '>' ork up to JOgg111g l'>' u miles a day But, now I'm not so young anymon· · From Pagl! ,, I LAME DUCK TRUSTEE • • • get. " As a student member of the board. Howell can s il with the board and discuss issues but he tannol \'Ole. He has all the rights and prl\'lleges of bo;1rd memberc; Cmcludang attendance al conven t10ns I except attendance in ex· ecutive sessions and any salar) and frrnge benefits g1\ en trustees He v. ill not be the first S~<I dleback student to attend .i trusteei:; · convention. Last ) ear. lv.o student represental1\'ec; wen· '\ent to a stale convention 111 San Francisco AL the l louston con ventaon. llowcll said he hopes lo learn about issues such as the budget to which he has had ht tie exposure as a student. J\lso. he said. there are sessions which will relate to students and 1ssut·s he may be working on in the dis trict •· 'Tm not going down there ·al taxpayers' expense to have a party," he saic:I. ''I'm going there to learn and for no other reason." Howell. wno is 17, said his parents have signed a consent form wai\'inf! di!\lrict liability. Trustees authorized expenses for the convention for all board members and the superintendent at their January 5lh meeting Originally, Trustee's LOS\ Younj! and William Kohler and th<' superintendent also plann<'d to attend. However, lhey h;,1\•e since cancelled their plans. Airfare. registration. lodging and meals will probably cost the district at least SSOO for each person attending the convention Kohler said he rrfay still try to attend the meeting. "Therc'.s s uch a lrem endou11 amount of In formation available lo you." he said. He noted that this conven lion offers the opportunity to talk with trustees from other states who hav.,already been through col lectiv6bargalnlnl(. Smit!\, who has attended many conferences during his tenure as a school boa.rd me m ber. also said auch meeUn1s hell> trustcc.'1 lellm and think about chanic•. He said present t.rustea should be at~nd ln1 moreoftheae meetlnt1. "In aomc waya, 1 a aree with him," uld T r ustee Carole Neu1tadt. She said matertal11 ob talntd and the sharln~ with other trustet•s at thes<' me>etin~s can be 'extremely helpful " But shl' said a ltne needs lo be drawn al som t' point She said she disagrees with the practice of bl<inket approval of an} trustee's attendance al con· ferences On out of-state meet· in.a .... she said. sht' would lake to ha'<' a pol1<'.' established \\here one or two trustees would be ap· pointed JS the school board's rep re~entall n•s From Pag~ 1\ I VOTING .•. • total t•ost <'Ould reach $15 5 mill ion or more President Carter discussed the revisions with lhe Democratic con{lress1onal leadership at a White• House breakfast today. Curter said that abolition of the Electoral College and direct popular election of the president "will insure that the candidate chosen by th<' voters actually becomes president " II<' noted that his election could han• been turned around last November by a s mall change o( \'Ole:-. in Ohio and J la wail despite a popular vote lead of I 7 million voles over Gerald R. Ford The Admlmstration, however. did not propose a specific amend rnent to abolish the Electoral College, leaving this to the ConRress Amending the Constitution requires the vole of two thirds of the House, two- thirds of the Senate. and lhree- quarters oflhc stale legislatures Viejo Talent Fest Opens About 40 youn1e11ters will sing. dance and perform novelty acts during the Saddleback Valley Exchange Club'• a nnual Starch for Talent Conlnt at 7 p.m . Wtd· nesday ln De Portola Elemen· tary Sehool. 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I 1 • Wf1atv7 .t0.it l0 111 fro"'!+'" ,, Wv1_,,,, MllO 17 1t•) '• 1. Wvtv Cp 50 1· ... '• Conspiracy Suit l .. OS"NGELES (AP> The found· Ing bank8 and afflliatea of the MaslerCharge network have been sued for SlOO million for alleJ(edly con· •piring to keep a compotlng credit. system off the market. ~ The suit wu filed Monday by t'tie Eloctronlc Currency Corp. of Los Anaolte a•ain1t Welle Fargo Bank, Unit~ California Bank, Crocker Na· ttonal Bank and lhc 'Bank of Ca1tromJa. Abo named ln th~ su't wore Wul~m State. 81nkc3rd Associa· Uon, the cJe.arlnghouse for We11lom banks lsau!ng Mattt.rCharge car&. and the lnterbank Card Association. J ·N•w York fltm Ui•l UccOHa hllllln partklPAtlha In Maat.erCbar1•. G ys·Get Day of Praise 81 mLTONllOIKOWITI It'• time for our aood cun RDGl't oa American bua.l· na1. We bur ao much about uuavory IOlQp on -pa,otra• to fONlSD poliUdana, atealhlf ~ cndltDa1Dcea. mhlud Lil~ ~lftl -tbat ll'I ~~ USIC9 JD a wbJ.t. to; balance the ledfer with eonunendlble aetloal. • A Nlute then for Reynolds lhtall. tbe nation'• HCOnd! larint aluminum producer, which baa been Into ncycllnC since ~-The company ls buyinf alumtnum cans ftom the' publlc at more than 800 collection Pointa in 45 stat.ea. It paid, $17 mUllon for 112 million pounds last year. That wu the equlvalentol 2., billion cana. IN JANUARY, REYNOLDS INCREASED the price It's j paylng for aluminum cans. The rate now ls 17 ceota a pound. , Let's hear it too for The Travelers, one of the nation's, largest property and casualty insurers. It's giving a 30 per-. cent discount on auto insurance premiums if your car 1s1 equipped with an air bag. i RCA deserves a nod also for developing a color TV set that uses less energy than a 100-watt bulb. RCA's old tube·type sets con - sumed 375 watts of power. Introduction or Money Tree soUd-stat.e components m 197S cut power usage to 200 watt.s. ~ The new Xtended Life set needs only 89 watts of electric, power. IN LOS ANGELES, SOUTHERN California Edison is 1 instructin2 its customers how to read their electric meters so they devise family competalion to cut consumption, day by day. The Bank or America. the nation's largest bank, has I done what most c·ompanies in the country still r efuse to do. 1 It will no longer reimburse executives for memberships an private clubs that discriminate. The past six years have seen more than 100 major cor- porations add blacks to their boards of directors. This de· mocratizing movement is still in motion. American Airlines has just added Christopher F. Edley to its board. He is ex- ecutive director of the United Negro College Fund. And Margaret Bush Wilson, a St. Louis attorney who is chairman or the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, has joined the board oC Monsanto, ONE OF THE OLDEST BLACK DIRECTORS, the Rev. Leon Sullivan. member of the board of General Motors, has succeeded in getting 12 major U.S. corporations to endorse a policy of nonsegregation and equal employment op- portunity in their South African facilities. Making the ' pledge were American Cyanamid, Burroughs. Caltex Petroleum. Citicorp, Ford Motor. General Motors, IBM. In· ternational Harvester, 3M, Mobil , Otis Elevator and Union Carbide. Bonus payments based on profit performance are com- mon practices in the executive suite. But they rarely get ex - tended to the rank and file. However, last month the 1,447 employes of Bic Pen Corp. at Milford, Conn .. were given a $50 check to signal the capture of first place in tt'.e market of Bic's disposable lighter. More than 200 million lighters were sold last year, and Robert P. Adler, president of Bae, said the $1 49 "Flick My Bic" entry garnered 41 percent of the business. The old leader. Gillette's Cricket. had 39 percent. The news, you see, isn't all bad Huntington Man Pest Control Head Van D. Powell Jr, president of Chemical Exterminat- ing Corp. in Whittler, has been elected president of Pest Control Operators of California. Inc. Ron Lawson. owner of Ron 's Fumigation in Placentia, was elected treasurer at the group's meeting at Lake Tahoe. Powell succeeds Neil C. Snyder or Ri verside as statewide leader of the over 400-mcm~r non·profit, trade associa- tion. Powell resides in Huntington Beach with his wife, Oretha and three children. lle is a graduate of Cal State Long Beach and served m the Marine Corps. He is a member of the Environmental Council POWELL in Hunting1on Beach. Lawson res ides with his wife Eleanor and their three children in Fullerton. Ile is active in the Fullerton Lions Host Club Mobile Honie Firlll' s Earnings Hit Record Golden West Mobile Homes Inc .• Santa Ana, has report· ed that lhe company achieved its highest third quarter and nine months sales and earnings. exceeding the record earn· ings achieved in the full J 2 mo~hs of fiscal 1976. In addition, directors in reased the quarterly cash dividend policy to a payout of percent from 20 percent of net income each quarter Net income for the third .quarter, ended Feb. 25, in· creased 101 percent to $888,000, or 61 cents a share, com- pared with $442,000, or 30 cents, in the like period of fiscal 1976. Sales ror the third quarter increased 46 percent to $17 ,950,000 compared with $12,283,000 lasl year. For the nine months of fiscal 1977, net income rose 93 percent to $2,277,000, or $1.56, compared with $1,181,000, or 81 cents. in fiscal 1976. Sales Increased 48 ;>ercent to $49,458,000. compared with $33,344,000 In the corresponding period last year. Huntington Branch Notes Second Year .. l "It's been a great two year11 for us." says Bob Ewen, the · man ager who opened the Huntington Bench Peoples Federal Savings office In 1975. "Thnl'11 why we're Inviting. · everyone to come in and have a piece <>f coke, nnd n cup of coffee or punch. during our anniversary pnrty." •• To mark the iecond annlveniary, the branch at Adams ~ and Magnotta is offering pnrty favore, balloons and refresh· mont.a. Dales wiU bt Murch 31 through April 9. during busl·. ne11hours. . .. Stoek ·Dividend Announced·: The board or directors of Marlnen Ftnanclal Corp •1• Sanla Ana, annaunced a 9 percent stock dMdond of capital • atock, conaiJIUng of the rqu.lar .5 porcent dlvldond, plus a 'feclat 4 l)ttcant dlYldend, payable June i to 1hareholde o record Aprtl 15. '