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1977-06-08 - Orange Coast Pilot
' I ~art er's Taxes • 1te E~-a~sessor VallergO ·Begins .Jail Term I • • • • Fatal Plane Crash Cause Sought Behind Mistrial? CSF Ponio I Films Hinted -New evidence that le4 to the declaration of a mistrlal in Orange County Supertol' Court action against accused campus killer Edward Charles Allaway may include ass ertions that pornographic films were secretly shown al Cal State Fullerton's campus media center. evidence be turned over to the district attordey's offlce. "We conducted an investiga· tion on campus and we advised the prosecution of the results of that investigation," O'Keefe said. "l don't intend to say anything more al this time." Campus Police Chief Jerry O'Keefe would neither confirm nor deny the existence of such pornographic materlals when questioned today about the Jail Tenn Begins/or · Ex-assessor Former Orange County as-1 sessor Jack Vallerga reported to ! the Ventura County jail Tuesday to begin serving the 60-day term he received following his convlc· 'tlon on multiple criminal charges. Vallerga, 55, bas been assigned to the jail's work furlough center at Camarillo Municipal Airport. He is one of 137 auch Inmates who are permitted to leave the center each morning for work provided they return at a nxed hour each night. Jail officials said Vallerga could expect to be released on or about July 21 if he qualifies for good behavior reduction of bis sentence. They said Vallerga, former aide in the assessor's omce U> convicted former congressman Andrew Hinshaw. has rented of. flee 'Space in Thousand Oab and 11 wm be allowed to travel each day Imm the Camarillo center lo bis o~fice. Vallerga will be compelled to pay the county between 10 per· cent and 20 percent of bis gross lncome up to $9.98 a day wbUe be serves ha sentence. Those funds are used to defray work furlough pro1ram costs, of· ilRials explained. Vallerga was convicted in Ven· tura County Suptrlor Court ot cbaraes of r1llsappropriatlon of· pnUc funds, arand theft and conflict ol lntereat. lt WP IUtteasfully alteied in his trial th•l bf llle1ally pn'lliled tSe lNMA Tit, Pase A2) Chief Deputy District Attorney James Enright, who is prosecut- ing Allaway, made that evidence available to Deputy Public Defender Ron Butler immediate- ly after examining the evidence supplied by O'Keefe. Judge Robert P . Kneeland declared a mistrial and ended four days of jury examination after being assured by Butler that the "significant new evidence" would alter bis enUre defense posture and lead to closer questioning of prospective jurors. Allaway, 37, bas pleaded inno- cent and innocent by reason of In- sanity to charges that be killed seven people and wounded two others in a sbootin& spree last Ju- ly 12 in and around the campus library. The media center where porno- graphic rums reportedly were displayed is in the basement of the library building. Allaway once worked as a janitor in that area. Enright refused to comment on the possibility that pornographic films, if ~Y existed, played any part in his decision to advise the defef\Se of new developments. He esplained that the informa- tion be htnnediately shared wl\h the defense was beint held con- fidential by the court and that be was not in a position to comment OD ittoday. But it was learned from another source close to the trial (See PORNO, ~age AZ> Mediators Try Again ASSEN, The Netherlands (AP)-SOUth Moluttan terrorists hold- int 53 hoit.qea on a bi· jacked train in northern Holland arreed today to al· low two Moluccan mediators to once again try to negotiate an end to the 17..day aleae, the Dutch 1overn1nentannounced. Earlier today, the ler· rortsts released a 48·1e1r· old mat\ from the train, atoppe!d In pastureJand out- aide AUen. and sald be needed lrnmedlate hospltali1atlon. He ,,.• th• third hosta1• released by tbe pnmen aince tho earl)' momenti of the hijackliij May 23. 'Is It Over Yet?' •~win,..... A midshipman waiting for graduation ex· ercises to begin at the U.S. Naval Academy catch a few winks in the warm sun in Annapolis. Vice President Walter Mon- dale was the commencement spepker. CQrter's Taxes Audited Prol>e Coven $11 ,000 D~tiona for Fann WASIUNGTON CAP) -The government ls auditing Presi· dent Carter's tax return for 1975, the year he took a $41,000 deduc· lion for farm machinery purchases, a presidential spokesman said today. The audit ta beine made al the lnltlatlve of the Internal Revenue Service, said White House Depu- ty Presu Secretary Rex Granum. But be aald Carter want.a bis returns audited every year be ls ln oCfice from now on. "ll is the President's wish that while be 11 In office that b1a returns be audited," Granum told reporters. ''It jUJt teems to · be ln everyone'• best interest." Granum aald he did not know the 1peclflc reason tor the ongo- in1 IRS audit or what prompted it. '1lt dJd not come from a com· puter printout," he declared, re- f errln• to routine c«>mputer 1elecUOft of r turns from pel'IODS wltb lar1e lncomes and bil de- ductions. Th spbk man atao said he dld not know whet.bet the audit was started dunna the admlniltra· Uon Of Carter'• Republican pre- decessor, Gerald R. Font, or eic- 1cUy when ll beran. A1ked whether Car felt the aucut is politically motivated, Granum repUed: "There's no feeling on our part that it i.s." M for what the IRS la question· Ing about the President's 1975 re- turn, Granum said "there's no particular Interest in a speclfic thint that we're aware of." He said he would ask Carter's accountant, Robert Perry or Americus. Ga., near Carter's home town of Plains, and then determine whether the Whit• House would provide the answer or leave it up to the IRS to say. Perry, contacted in Americus, refused to say anything about the audit without White House authorization. The Internal Revenue Service declined com· ment. "It is not unusual at all for so- meone with a high income to have an audit performed," Granum said. . He noted that Carter's 1975 re- turn, which was made public by the President durinl bis cam- palgn for lbe White House, ln- . cludes a "big portion" of income from Carter's partnershlp• wilb hls brother, Billy, and mcitb.er. Miss Ulllan, In the family peanut warehouse. Neither Mias Lillian nor Billy <See CARTER, Page A.1) Imnate Stabbed TRACY (AP> -Steve "Clem" Gro1an, a Charles Manson follower, was reported recover· ing from 1\ab wounds in the Deuel VocaUonal Institution hoapltal today. Oroaan was stabbed Monday night by Mu- kan·Amencan lnrna NB Man Among 5 Killed By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of .... o.llv f'IM4 Sufi Wreckage amounting to a few cardboard cartons full ol charred hardware was being sorted today in the probe of Tuesday's air cras h at Upland in which Newport Beach sportsman Joseph Timothy "Tim" Tate and four others perished. Late Tuesday coroner's de- pulles completed the exceedingly difficult task or identifying all the d e ad who died when the crumpled ball or metal that was an Aero Commander exploded. Besides Tate, 50, wiio lived at the Balboa Bay Club in N~wport Beach, they included pilot William Miller, 30, of La Palma; Dale Gibson, 40, and his wife Susan. 32. of Arcadia, and Yvonne Elise DeNijs, 28, of El Cajon. They died of both impact in· juries and extreme burns when the crippled twin engine aircraft zoomed out of a cold, wet over· cast and slammed into a two- story apartment house. The building was destroyed. Blackened fragments of the six-seat executive aircraft are being gathered at Cable Ail1>0rl. less than a mile away, where Nat· tional Transportation Safety Board crash experts will study them. "What wreckage?" remarked one NTSB inspector when asked today if all remaining debris had been taken from the era.sh scene in an apartment complex direct- ly off the end of the private airfield runway. <See 5 KILLED, Page A.2) Co ast Weath e r MosUy cloudy alone the coast through Thursday with spott.y early morning driule and hazy after· noon sunabine. Lows· tonfeht near 40. Hl1bs Thursday mid to upper 60s at beaches and low to mid 70s inland. INSIDE TODA 'W' A Mfcldgan iooman claims lh• Carl duplfcat• OJI Oreo cookie, K1ntuck11 Fried Chfckm'• ··u stern ~, .. and the Big Mac SJHCioJ Souc1. SCOfll A7. h•ex AIY-Sentlu &• ~,,..... U ... ""' .,, Mnlft .. ,, l "'· ,.,.. Al Mftk... ., c.i........ AJ ,...,........ • Ct11t111t• OMt H4lt!Mi11"-.M,M C-'Ct _, Or--"""" M ~Swtf'f It ...... Cl .. M 0.MfMtifWJ At lfieftt 1'4 l•ten.t.._ M °"·"_,.... M 111~1........ IW ,_..,,..,_.. IM "-· ... , .. .,,_ .. ~-CM4 TM..... llW ....._... cu . ..._._ •• MAU.., ell ..,_,,.... M. .I Z DAILY PILOf s Wednnday. Jun• I , 1177 Gays Vow to Fight Bay City Parade Raps Miami Vote AN FRANCISCO I AP) -rhl• rll)''• lar1• t1nd pohtlnlly acUvu bomOMJtual communUy. aln&led out b\ An•la Bry•nl'a lorcu aa a lar1tt of 1pecial acom, nun.ed Ill und' ~ p,..-partd tor tho next battle wtth a candleU•ht p•radu attntUn1 l ,000 marcher11 Man:bu& aroupt'd llllti Tut-i1 da~ n.nd parud~ down Cutro r and Polk 1treeu In Ole center or U•t clly'1 l•Y dlatrlct ln reaponae to th• repeal earUer Tuesda)' In Mlaml ot an ordinance prohibit· ln1 dllcrtmlnaUon acalnat l'YI In houalna and employment The parade found lta way to U nlon Square where the group chant~ "Guy Right.a" and "N"o More Mlami5." Police described EIR Okayed SOHJO Paa1e1 State Hrirtlle LOS ANGELES CAP> -The state Public Utilities Comrrussion has approved an environmental impact report tor a SOHJO proposal to transport 700 000 bar- rels of crude oil in tankers from J\laska to Long Beach. Under the proposal by SOHJO Transportation Company of California. a subsidiary of Standard Oil of Ohio, the oil would go by pipeline from Long Beach to Midland. Tex. The environmental report is required by the Na- tional Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and must also be approved by many other federal, state and local agencies before the project can begin. The report was prepared by the federal Bureau of Land Management and the Army Corps of Engineers. Amin Power Play British Barred From Uganda Exit By Tbe .\asoclated Press The Ueandan government barred all Brilish citizens in Uganda from leaving the country today in an apparent attempt to force Brilam to let President ldi Amin attend the Commonwealth summit conference in London. Radio Uganda. in a broadcast monitored in Nairobi, Kenya, said a decision on the "plight" of the British in Uganda would have to await Amin's return from Lon- don. The Commonwealth con- ference opened there today without him or a ny Ugandan de· legates. Amin was believed to have spent the night in Libya en route to try to crash the conference. But there was some speculation rn London that Ugandan reports of the burly dictator's trip were a hoax. These were the latest reports: -A Ugandan who answered the phone at Amin's command post at Entebbe said he heard on Radio Uganda that Amin had already arrived in London. English-language broadcasts made no mention of the arrival. but the radio also broadcasts in several African languages. There was no indication in Lon· don of his arrival. Front Page A J CARTER ••• could be reached for comment immediately in Georgia. But Atlanta lawyer and longtime Carter adviser Charles Kirbo said he understood the IRS was auditing the warehouse. The tax return shows Carter paid $17,484 in tax that year on an income of $136, 138. The return shows he look a $41,702 deduction related to purchases of farm machinery. "The big deduction that year· was the equipment," Granum said. He said he didn't know who the I RS notified about tbe audit or when but that the President learned about the audit from Robert Llpshutx, his White House counsel. Lipshulz' office referred all in· quiries lo the White House press office. ORAN~ COAST DAILY PILOT ===~~~~:;:r.=·==~= (""''' Pv04t'.,,*""(Mn9~ \rW•tf"'''""" Mf' P1'01t•-'-•O Mitflilifaf ""W'9' ,, .... f'Of C..t• Mt:'-1 lllf•wOl'1 hKft Mw"'•"'Otoft ei..c.-fWt l•·ft 'tali•'f ''•'"*· ~•Ml~-V•lt•f .tft4I l•.,,... .. .Cf\ So\,IJl\CH't .,,,...,..._... ... ,..., •• ~1w.. S•rw,~yt ~ ~n n-. p ..WJMt °"''"''"tit o•al"ll '1 4tt 1» ._\.t &.y $fr...-1 Co1l•MI<'• (Ahfciotn••""-·-" -p"''°"''..,... "-•""" , .... c-. "",, ..,.,Nf!P"'1 .,,.., c;.,,... •• ,.,..,..... n~•..,.•t Kt...tt IOJt., ":::~~""'tt CM rlt\ M Lff1 kh.tN .. Nre• A.\\.\IA"tt MAMttNg IOIM\ OfflCH CO"••M•'• 1lDW.\t0.vSuHt ... ,"" ... .,"' '"'0~r.\t,..., '4•M't nc)10t\ &-M"' 171rte..cf\9ctu ... 'il•tct ~·-u V•I••¥ Jll•!I U l'IOr ·-ti ~n O-~.-.. Telephone (114)~21 Cleulllect Ad•erllelng 142-5'71 \.....i••'""' v.11 .. -01110 s11 .. i10 ,..,."' ~ (••,..."" 411-0HO ~ ,~ ""ittfU' 0"a't .. (e\1"4• (~•''""" H0-1220 ~i:~ ::~~ °:,~~. c:'"lt::~~"..::·~::. f'\efl#• "' ... _,,,,.,,,""'•"''' P\,,.,,,,_ "'"' .,. ,_..,..,111tUlll w•t"•"t ,.,.,,., .-•mtol•" •• « .... liif"t~ \.·&fit· <'"" "''' ........ , CJKt• ¥Ii•• t•~it•''"• ""'•u ,..,.." •r c ... ,,.,,, u • ;:t~r.'-''Q :~::.:6 ,..._,,.,h,, ''"''' .. '' -A Norwegian reporter wbo telephoned Kampala, the Ugan- dan capital. was told by a spokesman for Amin that the president had left his overnight way station and was sailing for Britain on a ship. "The president is going to call us when he has reached the British capital," the spokesman said. Amin criticized Andrew Young, the black U.S. am· baasador to the United Nations for things he said in a Playboy magazine interview, Radio Uganda reported today. Radio Uganda quoted Amin as saying· "tr the Playboy in- terview is accurate. there is no doubt Mr. Young has chosen to be a traitor to the cause of the black man especially in America where the history of slavery 1s still alive in the minds of black people all over the world." The embargo on the British in Uganda was similar to a ban placed on about 240 American na· tionals in the country last February after President Carter said reports of a wave of mass murders by Amin and his sup- porters "disgusted the entire civilized world." That ban was lifted after four days. Police Clear ..J Suspect in County Death Fullerton police have cleared and released a man arrested Sunday on suspicion of the stab- bing murder of a 20-year·old secretary last Saturday night. Cleared of suspicion in the slaying of Deborah Liem was Wolfgang WayneCocourak, 30, of 2623 Yorba Linda Blvd., Fullerton. Kocourak, who lived within the s ame apartment complex as the murder victim, had no part in the crime, police said. He was arrested Sunday about 18 hours after Miss Liem 's nude body was found on the floor of a bedroom in her apartment. Al the time of the murder. police said there was no evidence to indicate the young woman bad been seKually molested or that robbery was a motive for her sl.,ing. F,....P,..eAJ INMATE ••• from the sale of an Orange Coun· ty-owned computerized pmperty appraisal program made availa- ble to assessment officials or a South Carolina county. It was testified that Vallerga received more than $3,000 in tees aa a result of his lllegal 11ctions. Vallerga was one or 11 aa- seuor's office employes indicted. by the Orange County Grand Jury after a long investiaatlon ot . that office. Hlnithaw bas been found guilty in two Orange County Superior Court trials. His appeal has been rejected in one case and 111 still belna contidered In the other. Vallerga, who chose to bo lrled out.aide Oran1e County ln his two trlall, wu found guilty by a Kem County Superior Court J'4d1e Jn Bakersfield or conspiracy· cbar1e!J and sentenced to 001 year's oo. the 1roup u "non·violent" and said no arrests were reported. Marchers wore black arm bands. Betoro the late niabt parade, DavidGoo<btetn. P'4bll•h•roftbe , nation'• largest gay newspaper, The Advocate, said, "We're not aomg to give up. I sort of look at it like a war metaph<>11. We had an army or recruits. Now, we have an army or veterans." Goodstein, who became a millionaire on Wall Street before he bought the Advocate several years ago and moved it to sub- urban San Mateo, noted that Miss Bryant's Save Our Children FLORIDA VOTE ON GAYS ONE-SIDED-A3 campaign intended to become national in scope. San Francisco Sheriff Richard Hongisto, who SPent a week in Miami working againat repeal, visited a homosexual b~ Tues- day and pledged his corlilnued support. "I was very pleased to have used a week of my vacation to go to Miami and campaign against Hes," he said. Moat of San Francisco's more lhan 100 gay bars were somber Tuesday night. In the early evening, only five people were in Buzzby's, a popular gay disco. They all nursed beers and said little. Business was reported better than usual at the P.S., a gay restaurant, but the mailre'd said ~he mood was "down." Bartenders at two bars in the financial district sald they were pouring more drinks than usual. .. Until today, 1 would let you quote me by name," one told a · reporter. ''But now I'm not so sure." San Francisco's estimated 100,000 homosexuals, in a popula- tion or 600,000, poured cash and political talent into the Miami an- ti-repeal effort. Benefits were held, T-shirts with anti-Bryant slogans sold in the hundreds, and a boycott or Florida orange juice products sprang up. Miss Bryant does television commercials for the Florida citrus industry. Newspapers gave prominent play to the Miami campaigns, in- cluding a banner headline last week whe n a pro-repeal spokesman, Mike Thompson, called San Francisco "a cesspool of sexual perversion gone ram- pant." fi'r09 Page AJ 5 KILLED. • "That plane burned pretty bad- ly,'' he added. The Federal Aviation Ad · ministration itself has stepped out of the investigation today, as is customary. John Tamplin, operations manager o( the FAA general aviation district omce, con- firmed pilot Mlller was flying on mslruments when he suddenly radioed the plane was in trouble. "We don't know exactly what the trouble was,·• Tamplin added. ·'Visibility was less than one mile and there was a celling of less than 200feet." Knowledgeable witnesses on the ground -accustomed to daily flights over their neighborhood -told in- vestigators, however, it seel\)-s clear the pilot was encountering· engine trouble. One man described at least one of its engines as operating spasmodically. SUI! others said it was obvious the stricken plane was making an attempt to return to the field, which at that point was invisible from aloft due to the cloud cover, when it zoomed out of the over· cast at roughly a 45·cloeree angle. "It came in like an artillery shell," said apartment tenant Carl Rotondi. who dragged his wife from their apartment and ran -knocking on other tenants' doors -after the thunderous crash. • Woman Raped At Knifepoint lnEI Toro A San Diego woman was raped ln the El Toro area Tuesday by a motorist who picked her up in the Long Beach area and tbeo threatened her with a knlfe. Orange County Sheriff's ot- tlcen said tho 23-year-old victim told \hem the was raped and forced to participate in acts or sex perveralon after her abduc .. tor pulled his car of( the San Dle10 Fteew_, and parked in the Lake Forest area. She told officer• that tho k1d· naper tben pushed her from t.ht vehicle a11d drove oft at high 1peed. Oflicera are cltcul Un1 a description of the man and h 1 car. Tho woman wa1 allowed to rolura bom After treatment 11 Saddltback Com munHy H09pl1 Son Heldl In Death Of Father PJULAOELPHIA <AP> -A mao who ~ce ••Y murdered •nd beheaded his father for "persooa.1 reasons" was arrested· after be tried to borrow ~ cent& from a policeman. Charles Db:on Jr., 3•, wu e.hartecl Tuescla)' with murder and weapons ottensu and ta be-; iill be.Id without ball for. a he~ wJun.el$. Th• headlea body ot Dixon's father, Oaarles, sa. was found al the bottom of a stairwell in his home early Saturday. The bead was found under a bed on the second floor and a bloodied hacksaw was round at the scene. Police said Dixon told them he had cut olf bis Ca~er's ears and fluahed them down a toilet. Tbe elder Dixon was beaten wllb a blunt instrument before decapitation, according to the medical examiner'!s office. Tender, Loving Care Dixon walked into the police department's automotive services division Tuesday and uked Lt. Frank Sadowski IOI' S> cents, police said. Sadowski re- cognized him as a murder au&o peel.and took him into custody. Ned. a 16-month-old African baboon, gently cradles his pet four-week-old gamecock near Mount Vernon, Wash. Chicken indicates he has no squawk about treatment. Both belong to a former wild animal trainer. Cop Demonstrators Sentenced to Work Police said Dixon told lbem he took a bus to Joplin. Mo., on Sun- day, caught a return bua back to Philadelphia and bad bad been roamin,c the city ever since. Police said "personal reasons" were involved in the killing, but they did not elaborate. Five of the 12 demonstrators arrested during the Davis Cup matches in Newport Beach in April have been ordered to participate in volunteer work or pay S200 fines. The five were given the s~n tences, plus six months of in· formal probation after pleading guilty to misdemeanor trespass· ing charges in Harbor Judicial District Court. They are Linda Wagner, Mary Stewart, Gloria White, Gustavo Bracho and Barry Saulman, all Tax Break Slim? WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi· dent Carter's plan to give a special tax break lo Americans who insulate their homes is still alive, but its passage is far from assured. The Hou.se Ways ancl' Means Committee tentatively agreed Tuesday in a close vote to allow a tax credit of up to $400 for the purchase of insulation and other home energy-savl.ni de- vices. of Los Angeles. fi'ro.. PflfleAl They were part of a group of ten people arrested April 17 when they tried to disrupt the tennis PORNO matches between the United • • • Slates and South Africa by stag. inc a sit-in on the center cwrt at the Newport Beach Tennis club. The other five, Oscar Lara. Leone Cherksey, Willie Johnson. Keenan Sheedy and Gladys Estrada are all scheduled for conferences with a municipal courtju~eJune 16. Two other protesters were ar· rested April 16 when they dashed onto the court in the midst of one of the matches. Those two men, Alvin Dortch and Stanley Alex- that a report submitted by a psychiatrist wbo examined Al· I away in the county jail led to the campus investigation by O'Keefe and his staff and the submission of their findings to Enright. Judge Kneeland will schedule a ne'tV trial date Monday. It is ex- pected that he will set Aug. 2 for the resumption of action against Allaway. ander, arrested on charges of • n . . t respassing with intent to colicy Outlined damage property, will have a preliminary bearing on the mis· WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi· demeanor charges July 6 with a dent Carter and his top advisers trial tentatively slated for July today outlined foreign policy in 16. some "very controversial" areas • All 12 allegedly were tryinf to to a score of House and Senl!te disrupt the tennis matches in members and pledged to mam• protest of South Africa's racial tain "a fll'm relal;ionsbip'' with policies. WestemdemocraCJes. Summer Save from 10 to Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world of distinctive home furnishings is all about . . . now at savings from 10 to 50%•. It's all here waiting fo help you change a SO·so home into something glorious for years to come. Visit us today and discover a whole new way to live. COftVENIENT flNANCINQ, PAOrtsSIONAl INT£RIOA ()(SIGN WITHOUT 08UGATION AND C0MFORTA8LE PAAKINO.. \i 1614 NORTH MAIN• SANTA ANA (7l~) 641~1 ... r . VOL. 70, NO. U9, 3 SECTIONS, '6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY/J UNE 8, 1977 c TEN CE Killer ~ir:p.lan·e's ... . . l Wreckage Probed· t ! .,~!.?!.. Areadla mtdenu J\llt l'ffently eluded BBC membeTs bale zoomed out of a coJd, wet over· one 0 NTSll inspector when. asked . ; Job~ Tam~lln, operaUons Wr=e amounl1:f to a Cew moved to tM Harbor Area, It w_. Gibson, ,..c)i and b1a wife Susan, cast and slammed lnto a two-today u all remaininl debris had manaaer of tbe FAA general' rd ltarnedtoday, 32, wboee ocal address was not stor~partment house. The• been talc 1--. ...... b · l ell trl '*fl n cartona o char:rtd wte ~,. C!Of'OD•r'• de-avaUable·, pilot William Miller,' bull d en uvm ....v eras sceoo a•iat oo s ct oa ce, con· b.antware ~toned~ • "' P J wu eatroyed. ln an apartment complex direct· firmed pilot Miller was tlytria ori a the Pl'* Ot TMlcfai'• UJ)lADd putt.. Ui SQ a.rnarclhlo County 30, \>f Lll a ma and Yvonne Blackened fra1menta of the Ir off tbe end of tbe private. ·;instruments when be suddenly I ~r crash• ~b killed fl" peo-l~,~~~=~otir3.:U,c;:'; EllleDeNlja,28,ofElCaJC)n. six-seat executive aircraft are alrfieldnmway. radloedtbeplanewaslntrouble pie. three or them Hew rt al wbo died When tbe erum..ted Miss DeNija' family reportedly belnl 1atbered at Cable Airport "That plane burned pretty bad· . "We don't know exactly what I Bueb rHldellts, ladall':.1 ball ol intta1 that wu an Aero aJsollveslnt.beHarborArea. leaathanamileaway, where Na: ly,"beaddecl. "tbetroubJewu,"Tampllnadded. sportH•an Jo epb TJmotlly Co ader They died of both impact io· lional Traniportalion Safety · The Federal Aviation Ad· "VlslbWtywas less than one mile ·-nm .. Tate. t=.~T.~1~'!bo lived at juries and extreme bums when Board crash experts will study' minlttratioo itself bu stepped· and there was a celling of less ·-A uiup,le Ori to.alb' listed u the BalbOa B•v Club, the•" Jn-the crippled twin enaine aircraft. .th!,mWh. at k out of the lnvestigatlon today, as than2DOfeet " __ ""':""'"""'\'"~~~~ ........ ..;.:....;.._~_..::.:..:..:.~:::=-~~~.:::.::..:.:...::.::.:'J!...!~---.:..:..-----=----wrec ·age?'' remarked is customary.·, . <See 5 mi.LED, Pase AZ> Jobless Total Up Too Em.ployinent in OQ .Hits Record High Employment in Orange County climbed to a record high 822,200 jobs last month, according to figures released today by the State Employment Development Department (EDD) While employment reached a record level the county's seasonal adjusted unemploy- ment rate climbed slightly last month to reach 4.6 percent. A month earUer EDD re,.POrted Orange County's unemploy.ment rate at4.Spercent. When compared to May, l976, last month's employment!igures m the county Indicate an expand- ing job market as well as decreased unemployment. A year earlier for example the number of employed persons in Oran1e County stood at 775,700 and the county's unemployment rate hovered at 6.2 percent. Major gain areas in em.y- ment included manufacturing and the construction industry. In construction for example, EDD's figures show in May 1976 t here were 27,700 workers employed. Last month there were 37,900 construction jobs in the county According to EDD's monthly labor report, the construction boom has been aided by $40.8 million worth of lederai funds poured into local public work projects. EDD predicted the unemploy- ment rate will rise slightly this moptb "as new graduates enter the labor market." "Summer bi.ring for manufac· turioe firms should be more brisk than last ye ar and employer comments on the three-month outlook are general-· ly favorable," EDD said. That forecast was backed by a prediction that employment in restaurants, retail trade ouUets, tourist attracti(Uls and hospitals will gain aubstantiaUy in the next three months. Center Gets SlifHJ,080 ·Mesa Divides Funds . - B7STBVE MITf'!AEU. Of!M ~·· ..tt;i Steff ~ p, Sehool at the Zoo "Buzz" Amble's fifth grade students at t~ College P ark School in Costa Mesa paid ci their own way to the San Diego Zoo today st with money they t'Jised collecting old re newspapers. The 32 kids raised SSOO - and saved L of paper -which was enough to hire an air-conditioned bus and buy zoo tickets. Now, if tbe driver can just get the m back inside the bus .... Cotta Mesa city councilmen started dividing up $1.4 million in federal revenue sharing fWlda this week for projects ranging from police radio pack sets to con- struction of a community center . The federal money will come to Costa Mesa in four installments beginning in July. Councilmen Monday laid out rc;>U&h plans for using the funds. sc r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The biegest item on the tong list of projects Is the first phase of planning for a new community center to be located in the so· called Super Block in downtown Costa Mesa . 71 c Carter's Taxes Audited . 1 WASHINGTON (AP) -The Internal Re venue Ser\'ice is l\Uditing President Carter's tax J ~· eturns for 1.975, when be used in-r ome averaging and a $41,70'2 tax redit to cut his tax bill, a pre- c sldential spokesman said today. .• Carter "feels he has no pro- c1 bl ems" with the 1975 return, said to White House deputy press ct secretary Rex Granum, but the President wants the IRS to audit te bis tax returns regularly from C• now on while he is in the White U House. Granum said he did not know what prompted the current IRS fr audit or wbo requested it. He said bl Carter hadn't. 64 Granum added: "It did not tome from a computer prin· d1 t9ut ." He referred to routine ol Computer aeleetioiiot returns for Ti ~bdltiq from person.a with large c1 lncomee and bil deductions. fi. The spokesman also said he did• 01 not know when the audit be,.n or pl Whether It was started during the B n: f l D J ti s u ~ b GI iJ sl rt ' ft SI II If you've been putlin.1 off going down to city hall lo read the minutes of the 1987 Mosquito Abatement District meetings, you'd better hustle. Or how about the mon- thly reports of &>ermlta Is· sued by th Coata Meta bulldlnC department in 1954? CouncUm•n this wetk voted to authorlae the deatru<:Uon of old records, some dat101 back to the city's Incorporation In 19$1. A ~lt:J ordinance adopted in 1975 requires the city council to approve the dettructlon of specific space-wastln1 rec:ords. administration of Carter's Republican predecessor. Gerald R. Ford. Asked whether Carter felt the· audit ls politically motivated, Granum replied: ·'There's no feeling on our part that it is." The IRS bas "no particular in- terest lD a specific tbiq that we're aware of,'' Granwn said. He referred reporters to the tax agency and to Carter's accoun- tant, Robert Perry, of Americus, Ga., near Carter's home town of Plai.DJ. Both declined comment. Tbe aeneral practice of having the IRS audit Carter's returm is ''in tbe best interests of everyOfte concerned," Granum told re· porters. "He (Carter) haa made aJI of ha tu retiama public since . The council set aside $500 000 1965. And tb.ls la Just to keeping for the planned $1.S million with makln1 his financial affairs center. Finance Director Bob as a public official public." Oman said some of that will go Granum'a statement came toward architectural studies. The after reporters sought comment remainder will be saved for the from the Wblte House In eveotualconstrucUon orthe build- r esponse to disclosure of the ing it.self. audit by Newsday, a Loog Island, Tbe second largest expenditure N.Y., newspaper. It and other onthecouncil's list is $360,000for newspapers reported that the a major facelift of the basement President's brother, Billy. had and ftrSt three fioors of city hall. said in the put several weeks " City Manager Fred Sorsabal that bis entire family was being said a reshuffiing of offices on audited. those ~ noors is necessary, Neither Carter's mother, Miss adding that some departments Ll111an, nor Billy could be re-have outgrown space they were ached foe comment immediately allocated ten years aeo when the iD Georgia: bulldlngwascompleted. But Atlanta lawyer and long· Federal revenue sharing funds time Carter adviser Charles will also provide $240,000 worth of Kirbo said he understood the IRS street malntenan(:e in Costa was auditlng the family's pean~ Me1a.andanoth~r$lOO,OOOwUlgo • wa..ehoule.. toward upgrading the city's fire hydrantsystem. Robbery Activity Kee~~ ~-~ps· Bi,isy The council also authorized Ute spenclini of ~.000 .for portable radio pack sets, hand-held walkie talk!• 4evicu used by office.-. when they are away from their vehicles. The remlllning $152,000 will ao toward IQCial proerams 1n the city, Laat year the clty spent $1'5,880 in federal revenue sharin& funds for proJect.s such as the YMCA, Youth Employment Service and the Mardan Center. Two anned robberies, one suc- cessful and one not, kept Costa · Mesa olficers bopping Tuesday afternoon and euly Utis morn- ing. But the lone bandits in each in· cldent escaped, one with $110, the other empty-banded. Pollce were called to the Picadell delicatessen, 1897 Park Ave., at about 1 p.m. Tuesday after a tall. blood man wearlna a ponytail l'Obbed •el erk of $110111 change. The woman behind 'he counter said the auapect wu wieldln& a 11r1e Bowie·t.ypo knll't. witb a 12-lncb bllde. After demandlr\I cUb fro.n lbe clerk, the man nec1 the food ltGrt on foot. Jfe was weariil; a feded brown T·lblrt and Clenlm trouMtt. Tbe !>*1t lo the iecond rob- • bery to d.ld.D 't fare as well. The manacer at the Sea Lark· Motor Hotel, 2274 Newport Blvd., told police a we.J.l~ man walked up to ~ locied &lass door to the hotel complelt al 3:30 a.m., tellln1 the mana1er, "I 'm colna to ba~e to have your money," Ttie man .. er said the man bad his hand ln hif PoCk« slmulatin& a wHpon, ad demanded cash. When the tioc.l clerk tOld him he had no monq, the taU suspeet ned ln a brand new Jei :black Ford Mustang JI, or Pontiac Flreblrd TransAm with clirom• whteb. 1t w~ the third Umo 1lnce Ian• Chrlatmu the ,11\olel bu been the subject Of robbery attempts, But no mooey bu ever chaoid band1. tbe motel. maoqer aald, • • Ot.hef sroups f\.lpPorted by the DO you haw a UtUe •ilr• •I*• waltiq for tomftblDJ to do7 111aure4id 1>141 rtnttd It \lrith a D~ PUot daalfled ad,•• Mid a Cult& 11,... woman wbo placed ·~-; •tn1I• Garqe ror reni S2S. month JJC,IJ•UU. U )OQ '-•• •~ce 1ou'd lllr• to e~ve,n. to mOoUaly cub -or aii¥thlu ille you•d like to it.11-catl·tberoaQJ :Pilot at~ "Tbt ,._.. are lflaerally quiet In the l*IPl•'•marltetplace. federal money were tbe Voltm· tary ActlonCenter, Orange Coun- ty Mental Health agen~y. Share Ourselves, OCC's Children's Center, and funds for a downtown trafficatudy. The council also allocated $250,000 to sapport the South Coast Repertory Theater planned for north Cotta Mesa. AppropriaUon.s for new funding for those agencies will be con- sidered later th tsyear, -according- to Sonabal. New Allaway Evideaee Pomo Films Shown At Site of Slaying? the posatbWty that pornographic films, if they existed, played any part in b1a decision to advise the · defense of new developments. He explained that the lnfonna- tion be lmmediately shared with . the defense was beina beld con- fidential by the court and that be was not in a position \o comment on it today. But it was learned from another source close to the trial that a report submitted by a psycbiatrl.at who examined Al· . la way ln the CO\IDlY jail led to the campus lnvesU.-tion by O'Ketle and b1a staff and the submission· of their ftndlnp to Enri&ht. Judie Kneeliad will 1checiule a oew trial date Monday. It ii ex·· peeled that be will set Aug. 2 tor the t'esUblptlon of action against Allaway. Coast ... • • • c ...__.""Q,/,lerga - Jail Term TONIGHT Begi,m rml'ftlj"' Oran1• County u · .111dr Valler1a rtporttd to V a County JaJI 'l'Uelday to t»11D ~".II tM .I0-4 y t«m lie reaiftd ~ bll C'CIDvle• t loe oa maltlple criminal Mobile Meals Joint Effort There's a lot ot cooperation In Costa Meaa's ne w "Mobile Meals" procnm. The mOGtb-old project pr• vides two meals a d11 to older· Costa llelans wbo can't fel out• ot the house to attend re(Ular Junch proarams in the city. liven the meala during the week, and hospital auxiliary volunteers deliver meals on the weekends and bolid-.,.. "It teems to be wortinc out very well, ao far.•• aald awrillary philanthropy chairman Marlene Sorsabal. "But we're waiting to tally up the rest.Alta later thia • month." "JESUS CHRIST, SUPERSTAR .. -OCC Auditorium, June '1-11. 8 p.m. ;I "EQUUS" -South Coast , Repertoey'lbelter. tbl'O\IChJ .U.8p.m. ~ . cba~= V • Ii.\. bu been u1lped to lbe J '• 1il'Ol"k tvloua ctot.er" al CamslDo MUAlclpaf Airport. H• la ooe fll 11'1 lllda lnmai. • •N permitted to Jeavt the cent.er tit IDClr'GlQa fOt' wort PIOvided IM7 l"llW'D al a fhed hour ucb. n lbL Jan otflclala Hld Va1Jer1a ('OUJ,d apect to be releaHd oa or about .1W1 ii Ir IM quann. for sood bebavK>r re.duet.loo ol b1a SC1'talee. Tbey said ValleTea. former aide m the asseaor'1 office to convicted former con1re.uman Andrew Hinshaw, bu rented ol- fice apace ln Tbouland Oaks and will be allowed to travel each~ ReaponalbWty for tbe Pl'Otl'•m • is tb.ared b)' three ll'OUPI loc:lud· ina the C!itJ. Costa Mesa Memorial Kospltal and the boepital's auxiliary oqanizaUoo. The hospital Is providlni the dietary staff to prepare the bot lunehes and cold plate dlnnen. The dty's HDk>r nn driver de- Financial support for tbe fied&lina proaram 'comes from reven'* 1eneraled ia tbe aux- iliary iroup•s lift ahop at the hospital. 'there is no char1e for lbe meala. whicb cost about $.1 a~ per penon, but lllrs. Sorubi1 said the elderly residenta mate a donation ol whatever they can af- ford. The auxiliary and the hospital share the cost above tboee dona- tions. 'l'B11ll8bA Y. JUNB t Orance County Fair Board - Re1ular meetln1, fairgrounds admi.Di1lratton bullcliq. 7:30 p.m. Five Mesa Ho118eJj Set For Rental from tbe Camarillo center to bis omce. l · Valltraa will be compelled to · SANDY BROWARD, P£TE BAUMAN EXAMINE 1DIO' At Harbor High, an Introduction 10 Archeology Work Ordered For DaTis Cop Demomtraton Vlrlinia Keeler, president ol the awdliary. ~aid recipients are referred to ''Mesa's Mobile lleall" from the Tramportation. · Pl .. ~ the 12 demonstrators Luncb and Counaeu._, (TLC) arrested durt.n1 the Davt. cup proaram in the city. Staff pb.Jsi- matei. ln Newport Beac:h ln clans at the hospital also rel« April have been ordered to =newrectpients,shesaid. Flvo Oran1e Coant1 Jov- erament-owned b0\1.IU Ollf Universlt1 Driwe ha the Oasta M•a area will be Nnt.cl. COUlll.Y ·~por,ilcncledded TaadQ. Tbe bomea are located between lrvlM and Santa Ana A ••DUH. Plans ~•rrently sbelnd called for them to be torn down for tbe· wldentna of University. Tbat project baa been delayed lndeftnltel.Y. . pay &be county between 10 per- cent and 20 percent of bis gross income up to $9.98 a day whlle be serves his sentence. Students Dig Those funds are used to defray work furloqh program COits, of-• ficials explained. ·~ parUdpat.e ln volunteer work or' To date, the program is feed.Inf D .. T L-J • JVB pay$200flne:I · five older Costa Mesans, but C Q,8f lJ ftearl,ieu, f,R Tbe ftve were 1lveo the sen· Mrs. Sorsabal said she bopes that , ten~1 plus six months of ln· number is increased as the sites in Guatemala, be says be formu probation after pleac:liq feasiblllty of the protram is ex- County offlclah have purcbued 11 homes In au. 1bree a.keady are beln& rented. Vallerga was one of 11 as· sessor's office employes indicted by lhe Orange County Grand Jury aft.er a long investieation of that office. . -· Hinshaw has been found guilty in two Orange County Superior Court trials. Hls appeal bas been· rejected ln one case and is atJU being comidered in the other. Vallerga, who chose to be tried out.side Orange County in bis two trials, was found gullty by a Kern, County Superior Court judge in Bakersfield of conspiracy charges and senleoced to one year's probation. Vallerga was convicted in Ven- lun County Superior Court of charges of misappropriation of' public funds, grand theft and conflict of interest. Jt was successfully alleged in his trial that he illegally profited from the sale or an Orange Coun- ty-owned computerized property appraisal program made availa- ble to assessment officials or a South Carolina county. It was testified that V allerga. received more thaa $3,000 to feea as a result of his illegal actions. 2 Cut Fence .;t To Escape FromPriaon SOLEDAD (AP) -An all- points bulletin was issued for two men who cut through a fence to escape from Soledad state prison, then stole a shotgun, cash and automobile from a couple early today. Sought are Franklin J . Lawley and Jesus Mario Valenzuela, bothZ'T. Lawley was serving a life term for kidnap for robbery and ransom and could be considered dancerous, officials s aid. Valenzuela was serving time for a pair of armed robberies. Both were tried in Los Angeles. Set. Ronald Sloan of the Mon- terey County sheriff's office said the two entered the residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Mefford in the city of Chualar, 10 miles south of Salinas, at about 8 a.m., took a tl-gauge shotgun and am· mnltion and about $24. The couple were bound but un· harm~. the telephone cord was cut and the convicts fted in the Mefford.a' 1m blue sedan, Sloan said. When Jut seen, the convicts were •earing priaon blue clothln&, Sloan said. OAANftCOMT c DAILY PILOT "'"°'::.en.st o.i•i ....... -.... ~ ,, t-~:: ;:...,::.'=e~=.:.=.:.-:: =~.:~t~·~ ta•ft Vlli.Y. lr•IM, ,_..._ Ve!M• -"-.. __ OMtl A\lflllt........,_ , ...... ....._~ ... ~, ... £:~o::'1~"t;t:!;.:..,D W.U 9Ay ........ ~ ------•.c.t.r ~.,....,,..., ..... O.-•-- ~-.... ··-~~-:-== ~"·'-_._. ..... AHltl ......... ~ By .JOANNE REYNOLDS Of tt11 O.lly l't19t Sllrff Behind the office or Newport. Mesa Superintendent John Nicoll are a half dozen square pits that have yielded the remnants or a v arlety of ancient civill1ati0111. Lut week, students digging at the site unearthed the skeletoo ol a man buried with old coins in his eyes, a clay tablet covered with strange markings and a gilded rabbit. This week, the students who have been studying anthropology under teacher Joe Robinson, are trying to piece together the lifestyles of the people who left the artifacts behind. Acturally, the people who left those artifacts are their classmates at Newport Harbor High School who are in a dlf. ferent section of Robinson's class. Robinson, who has been offer- ing the semester-long stud.Y of man and bis cultures for four years, says the most interesting part of the course is the com· parison of the civilization each class has created with the in• terpretation of its artifacts by the class that digs them up Robinson, who was a philosophy and comparative re ligion major in college, earned a master's degree in Spanish and has studied anthropology, specifically the Mayan civiliza· lions, since coming to Harbor High eight years ago Using material from bis own studies and bis experience at dig tries to give the students a broad guilty to IDlademeanor trespass-plored. overview of the Mayans and one inl cbaqea 1n Harbor Judicial "We could use some more belp, Old World civillazation like the D&trict.Court. . perbapslntheformotvolunteera Sumeriana, before turning them(i They are L1nda Wagner, Mary joining the auxiliary," she aakL looaetodevlsetheirown. Stew~ Gloria White, Gustavo For IDOl'e inlormaUoo on the ''I 1ive them each a time Braeho and Barry Sautman, all pro1ram. call Kn. Sonabal at period and a location -one ln the of Loi Aqeles. 55l-4M5. Old World and ooe in the New -They wete part of a froup of -"'' and tell them whether their pee>-ten people .,-reated A.9rtl 17 when ~ _._ Breyc• le pie are isolated or perbapa they . thej tried to dianapt the tmnls ~ have contact with another IJ'OUP. matches between the United Supervilor Tom RUey asked that tbreeo&ben be held uklefor tbo Ume betnl f(W pouible use by New Dlrectloos, • ll'OUP lreaU.0, women alcobollca. suchastbeEgyptians. ~tatsandSoutbMricabyst.q. Ban 'W ~iftei/, .'-,. .. Aft.er that. they do all the me a .U..in Oil the cent.er court al ..... work,"beaaid. theNewportBeachTennlaclub. A s s E N , T b e The atudeotl first devile the The other ftve, Oscar Lara. SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Netherland.a (AP)-SOUth civillzatioo's component parts-Leone Cberbey, WlWe John.son. F ced with irate bicyeU.u, • llobaccan terrorist. bold- its religious belief1, political Keenan Sbeeay and Gladys o:lden Gate Bridle ~ 1nl 53 boatqes on a hi· systems and family systems. Estrada are all scheduled for have lifted the ban on rid.lq ; jacked train in northern Then they think up the artifacts conferences with a municipal blc1cles ICJ'OSI the briqe. . Holland qreed today to al· that would give clues to those court Judie June 24. Directors dropped tbe ban I 1 ow two Mo I u c c a n systems, make the artifacts or Two other protesters were ar-Tuaday nlpt. ju.st two weeks . medlaton to once .,aln clay and plant them. rested April 16.wben they dashed after banning bic1cles. · . try to ~le an end to Even the unexpected problems onto the court m the midst cl one the 17-day me,e, tbe Dutcb encountered by the classes, such of the matches. Those two men, # ' 1ovenunent announced.. aa the recent rain that aoaked Alvin Dortch and Stanley Alex-R..:1.1:..-QL--ed Earlier e'=' the ter• some of the artlfacts and partial-ander, arrested on charges d ~ .._, roriats rel a 48-Jear. ly deteriorated them, helps teach treapa11lng with intent to Coda Mesa reslcleat Joe ZiJD.. old mm from the train• the students about the difficulties damqe property, will have a mer reeeiYed a17 Coandl ap-. stopped tn puture1and oat· faced by 20th Century sclemists preliminary heaMC on the mis-proyaJ this week to comtruct aide Allen, and aald be wbo are tryinc to piece t.ocetber demeanor charges July 6 with a seven apartment. unita at 3'11 n e e de d i m med 1 ate evidence of vanlshed societies, trial tentatively slated for July Orange Ave. ·bolpftallutioa. RobiDSOll laid. / 16. Zimmer iecelved a varimce lfe wu the tblrd bolt.age The project from last week . All 12 allegedly. were trylq to lncreatng densit)' and wu al-releued by t.be cunmen turned out to be a pre.COiombian disrupt the tennia matches in lowed a reduction m the required . al.nee tbe early momenta of civilization whose king was pro~ of South Africa's racial rearyardspaceqQnfertobuOd thehljacklniMay23. buried with gold coins on bis poSli::c;:•es:=. =========th=e::unt:::ts;:·==:::================~ eyes • The writing on the clay tablf.t indicated an agrarian society that bad developed lrrtgation, worshipped the sun and the snake and offered the gilded rabbit as .a trophy after an annual sporting ·~ !It' • event, Robinson said. Fro..PageAJ t i ~,,.· l l ,. e j I , J. 5 KILLED IN CRASH. • • Knowledgeable witnesses on the ground -accustomed to daily flight s over their nei gbborhood -told in- vestigators, however, it seems clear the pilot was encountering engine trouble. Consid e ring t h e circumstances, several factors could have been involved in com· bination besides engine trouble, ve(eran investigators suggested. tbe overcast included. Cable Airport bas no control tower, thus except for bis own in- struments, the pilot was literally flying blind while In the gloomy June overcast seeking to circle and find the field again. Still another witness said he thought Miller mi1ht have been trying to set down on the Sycamore Elementary School campus four blocks away when the Aero Commander plummet- ed down. Parking Meter Money Stolen Newport Beach police are ln- veatt&ating the theft of more than $tOO lrom 74 parking meters on the Balboa Peninaula. The thefts were discovered Tuesday by city employes who were maklne routine checks of the meters. Investiptors uJd the meters were apparently bl'Oten into with apasakey. Accordlnl to police reports, thieves got $130 from 28 meters on West Bay Avenue between 18th and 19th streets and $288 from 48 meters on West Balboa Bot.Alevard between Eighth Street and Alvarado Avenue. Top Student Named Darryl Clutter of Estancia mch Scbool hu won tho Orani• County SaviliP and Loan t.eaaue outltandlaa ifudmt award. The plane bad just taken off for Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, and a deep sea sportflshing tourney chaired by Tate. The craft was registered to the family's Pomona Cadillac de- alership. Friends in the Harbor Area said it was new and bad only re- cently been leased, while Cable Airport sources said the engines had been checked and were opera tine perlecUy. Tate's father, WaJ'l'en Tate, lives at 48 Unda Isle, Newport Beach, while his brother Ted locally operates a power boat de- alersblp. He bad once been a partner like his brothel' 1n the family car aaenc1. Upland Fire Department ~ riclals estimated $100~000 to $120,000 damage was caused by· the crash·caused inferno that destroyed the flve·unit apart· mentbouse. Four persons on the around, in· eluding Richard Rotbcblld, 20, an apartment tenant Hated in serious condition at San Anton.lo Community Hospital, suffered inJwies. Guy Moshier, NTSB inspeetor assigned to the diaastrous crash, waa out ol bls otnce todey and could not be reached for eom. ment~ but colleaiuet pred.lc:tecl a lenithY lnvestllation. Generally lt is several months before the NTSB bsues a ndlng, which for all intents and purpolel, establilbes the hldor or series ol f acton whidl caosed a plane crash, or accident. fn- volvina interstate carriers such u pl.S9eftlet t.raln.s. . Tbe FAA'• l'Ole in a crub ln· vettt(atioa la more one~ law en· forcement, a spokesman for th-e acency uplatned todaJ. ··we IOrt ol ride 1lde·Uddle on the nnae hOl'te, .. be aaJd. If the NTSB flnda 1uttlclent nldenc to warrant taktns putllUve a(Uor\ .. alMt a $)llot ln· vol•ed ln a plane ctub, be ex- plalfted, tho FAA Jt tbe arm Of 1ovennn"1t that lm~ it. '•But of coura• ln th ls· catt. . .there it nothlna . that could be dori• a~ar.·• be ob- served. • l Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the wortd of distinctive home furnishings is all about • • . now at savings from 10 to 5096•. It's all here waiting to help you change a so·so home into something glorious tor years to come. Visit us today and discover a whole new way to live. J> . Save from 10 to j5t4 NORTH MAIN• SANTA ANA C714) ~1-4391 • Gay Rights Law. AP Wlrepllel•• VICTORY SMILES AFTER MIAMI ELECTION TRIUMPH Sf nger Anita Bryent With Hu1band Bob Green Roadway Routing Study OK'd A 24-month consultant's study aimed at pinpointing a precise 1 route for the proposed San Joa- quin Hills roadway in Southeast Orange County won the un- animous approval of county supervisors Tuesday. The board hired the Los Angeles firm of Gruen and As- sociates for $189,500 to recom- mend routing of the roadway that will run through the San Joaquin Hills from Newport Beach to Laguna Niguel. The route, called the San Joa- quin Hills Corridor, would be de- signed lo support area trans~rtation needs as develop. ment m Southeast Orange County continues. The 13-mile route would con- nect the Corona del Mar Freeway at UC Irvine to the San Diego Freeway at Crown Valley Parkway The ne e d for the new thoroughfare was part or a de- cision supervisors made last summer in planning roadways for the developing region and in setting a 1995 pop4lalion limit of 711,000 residents (qr the area. Cause Chief Talks Tonight At UC Irvine DEJECTED GAY LEADER Mleml'a Bob BHker Man ·Given Prison Term For Stabbing A transient booked by Laguna Beach police on-ebarg.s of at- tempted murder after he stabbed a homosexual he met in the Little Shrimp bar has been sentenced to state prison after pleading guilty to lesser charges. Orange County Superior Court Judge James H. Walsworth sen- tenced William Jay Sheely, 25, to six months to life after Sheely pleaded guilty lo assault charges. Police said the victim told them that he and Sheely met in the LitUe Shrimp bar and agreed to go to a nearby beach. He said Sheely stabbed him while they ·' were walking on the sands. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) ~ Aolta Bryant danced a jig, de- lighted with the repe•l of a coun· ty homosexual rtchts law. Some· 300 dlslJ)polnted aupporten ot the rneuure a41n~ "we eh all over-. come, someday. • Dade County voted over-. whelmingly Tuesday to 1eJect. the four-month-old law. The· '" fi.nal, unofficial tJ}ly wu 202,319· to 89,562, with voter participation 1ettln1 a ~ord for apeciaJ elec-· Uonsbere. Political observers expressed surprise at the high turnout -45 percent of the county's re· gistered voters -and at the lopsided vote. The campaign had drawn na- tional attention, and both sid~ said they would continue the bat- tle elsewhere. In New York's Greenwich Village, between 500 and ),000 gay rights supporters ended a march at the home or former Rep. Bella Abzug at about 2 a.m. shouting "Bella! Bella!" Mrs. Abzug, who is running for mayor, went outside in a flowered red night dress and told the crowd. they should "go home" and con- tinue their fight the next day. The crowd left. ·•All America and all the world will bear what the people have said," Mils Bryant declared to cheers at a Miami Beach Holiday Inn. The law, outlawing discrimina- tion based on sexual preference, was passed in January. But Miss Bryant. a singer and the spokeswoman for the state's citrus industry, led a drive for 50,000 signatures, forcing the county commission to annul the law or put it up for a referendum. The commissioners refused to annul it The organization Miss Bryant formed and l ed, Save Our Children, Inc., charged that the ordinance would allow homosex- uals lo recruit children and serve as role models. "Anita danced a jig," when she heard the results, said Mike Thompson of Save Our Children. Homosexuals and other sup· porters or the law gathered at the Fontainebleau Hotel for what they bad hoped would be a vie-· tory party, but ended up singing the civil rights hymn, "We Shall Overcome. Jean O'Leary. executive direc- tor or the National Gay Task Force, said the defeat supplied ''all the evidence anyone could need of the extent and virulence of prejudice against lesbians and gay men in OUT society. 1' However, sh~ said, "The na- tional debate provoked by the Dade County referendum has un· ited and strenrthened us as a na- tional movement." Mias Bryant said her organiza- tion would loon move into San Antonio, Tex., 'Washingtoo. D.C., Minneapolis and the state of California, all of which have laws like Dade County's. "With God's continued help ·we will prevall in our fight to repeal similar l11ws throughout the na- tion whi<!h attempt to legitimize a lifestyle that is both perverse . -~~ NEW AMERICAN 180 RIFl.E W1TH LASER PEVICE AROUSING M~CH INTEREST 1 O.ecrtbed .. 'Moet Controlleble Htlnd-held W,.on In th• WQftd' ~ew Rme 'Top Gun' Uuer Teleacope Pinpoint,. Target By VERN ANDERSON ··-'-............... SALT LAKE CITY-Policemen LASER IS AN acronym for Li1ht swear by it. At least one prison has Amplification by Stimulated Emission of equipped its guard towers with it. Radiation. A laser amplifies light into a Foreign countries ar.e buying it, and the beam of perfectly aligned. streams of king of Spain asked for one and got two. photons, the particles which make up The object of their interest is the light. American 180, a lightweight, .22-caliber, automatic rifle that fires 30 rounds a second from a 177-round magazine. It can be fitted with a telescopic sight that pin- . points targets with a red spot of light pro- jected by a laser. "THE RIFLE is the most controlla-ble band-held weapon in the world,'' is the flat assertion of Charles Goff, president of American International Corp. of Salt Lake City, which markets both rifle and scope. Others praise the warning given by the visible light beams, and the rel~tively low killing power of its small ammuni- tion. Goff said the U .S. State Depart- ment-whose permission he obtained to market the rifle abroad-told him Spain's King Juan Carlos asked for the rifle while visiting the White House last year. Goff said he gave the king two rifles, one chrome-plated. The rifle, manufactured near In-- nsbruck, Austria. sells for $1,000 with the laser scope, $350 without. It is accurate up to 200 y~ds, Goff said. The scope can focus at night on a laser-illuminated target up to a mile away. Goff said the rifle's advantages over ot her police weapons is its semiautomatic capabtlity, use of re- latively cheap .22-caliber ammunition and lack of recoil, which keeps the barrel from bu~king during firing. He said sale and possession of the weapon is strictly controlled by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, and cannot be legally owned by a private citizen. A YEAR ,\GO, Sgt. Frank Scheler of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. police department, said, an armed robber was killed and his partner wounded by two short bursts from the rifle after officers were fired up- on. He said the wounded man surren- dered when police trained the visible laser light.on him, showing him in noun- certain terms that they had him in their sights. A Utah State Prison officer. Van Houten, said he broke up an inmate dis- turbance in 1974 with the rifle and scope. "~hen I put that red dot on some of them ... they got back in their cells but fast," he said. Two Agencies· Divorce 3-2 Vote Separate. Educatio~ County Board '"" ,. "' . .. •'· .. ,., ,. .. , ! .. .... ,. ,, ·~ . ., ... An agreement untyine the Orange County Department of Education from county 1ovem- ment's apron 1trin1s won the ap-proval of county supervisors Tuesday. the education department its own tax rate estimated at 2.6 cents per $100of assessed valuation: been unable to be resolved. - In addition, be said the separai • tion could save about ~.ooo in ... administration costs idcurred through handling both a county•• dictated and s tate-dictated • budget. The savings, he said, could be used to increase educa- The board voted 3-2 to accept a plan whlch will separate the two agencies as of June 30. It also requires that supervisors lower county general fund tax rates by the same amount. tional programs. "' "I .. Supervisors Ralph Diedrich and Laurence Schm.lt, who voted against the separation when supervisors gave theJr tentative approval Feb. 22, cast dissenting votes agaln Tuesday. Th& -agreement provides that employes now on county govern- ment's payroll be transferred to th~ county eduoation payrolls. In addition, the county educa-Sky Diver lniured :: lion department was granted an 'ti The plan, worked out between County School Superintendent Robert Peterson and county gov- ernment staff members, grants eight-year, ~175,000-a-year lease 1 for their office building 4lt 1300 S. In 'Bad Lan.I-.:...-' Grand Ave. and a four-year lease u.a.ue of the Greeley School for the ban-BAKERSFIELD (AP> ,_.A sky ,• dicapped in Orange. diver from Los Angeles County was in serious condition at a ' Peterson in February asked hospital here with injuries sus-• .. for the separation. He sald the tained when he landed wrong '• bulk of his department's opera-after a dive Crom 20,000 feet, of-Tbief Gets Guitar lion Is fmanced and regulated by ficials said. .. David Cohen. president of Common Cause, the non-partisan citizena' lobby, wlll be speaking tonight at 8 p.m. on the UC Irvine campus. state education laws, out or Carl Algee, 31, of Chatsworth, •· , A Santa Ana teacher told Costa supervisors' control. landed with ''an awkward, sw-Miss Bryant, wbo was chiefly Mesa police Tuesday someone He ala&clled employe morale inglng motion" Monday after and dangerous," she said. responsible for bringing national entered his car parked outside a problems, saying negotiated performing aerial acrobatics How to Loosen the Special In· terests' Grjp Is the subject o( Cohen's talk in the Gold Room of UCI's Mesa Court Commons AbOrtion 8ill Fails in Italy attention to the referendum, said church at 1015 Baker St., taking working terms are different for with a troupe of 20 others in skies in her victory statement that his slx-stri'llg Aspen acoustic county government and county ove r Ta Ct 1 Kern county · homosexuality ls "dangerous to· gultarandcaseareworth$300. education employes and have autboritiessaJdTuesday. Further information on the Cree pu~ic discussion is avail$· ble by calling Chuck Stegmeir, the sanclity or the family,:------------------------------------=--- 6«-1590. Cohen also will speak Thurs- day at a noon luncheon meeting of the Orange County Forum of Town Hall of California. The dis- cussion will center on public financing of campaigns, its eff~t on politicians, parties and public J1llcy. Advance reservations for the Balboa Bay Club meetlng may be mtade by calling Debbie Skef· Cita g t on. 54 7-0954 , or Jan Df>ckstader, 752-9100 I ROME <AP> -The lt.alian Senate hu narrowly rejected a bill to .letallze abortion in this heavily Roman Catholic nation. The Senate voted 156 to 154 Tuesday In favor of a motion by the rullni Christian Democratic party that the bill, which had already been approved in the Chamber of Deputies, not be dis· cussed in the upper house. Despite the opposition or Premier Giulio Andreotti's Christian Democrats, it bad been thought the a6ortion liberaliza- tion measure would receive ap-proval in the Senate. dangerous to our children, dangerous to our freedom of re- ligion and freedom of choice, dangerous to our survival as 'one nation, under God '.'' Former Air Force Sgt. Leonard Matlovich, who was dis- charged from the service after acknowledging he was a homosexual and who was a leader of the anti-repeal forces, told them, "When you walk out of. here tonight. you eo out of here with your heads high and your shoulders back and you be proud . you're eay and don't let anyone put you down." Popuhilion check OK'd' . ' . ~' pn>1ram \o monitor popula-effort tO keep tabS on develop-It is the result ofa board p~e n if"Owth aod development in ment and the servicts required.•' last July to mOl\itor population io utheast Orance County won While Diedrich aald be agl'ffCi Southeast Orante County to unanJmous approval of~OOn-with the program's value, he makeaureltis In harmony with a upervlsors TueJd•Y. added. "I realty have some pro-coal or no more than 711,000 real· ut et least· two boarc\ mem blem1 wtt.h the total amount of dent. by lUOS, bera, Ralph Diedrich aod Phil monel tbat ls talked about The plan calls for reports on A t.hony. weren•uu~ th y were here' populaUon and development 1'4'ady to buy th• · pro1ram's AnttiOq,y uld he belie.ved the every alx months and la desiped etlllmated $1'1,000 ann\lal cmt. procram could be done for le,,s to provide lnformaUon on the 'f hey uk ed C9unty Ad· monautbad~thal once the data capabtUt.y ot serv1ces to me.t the ru lnlstrath'e Oftic:'el'! Robert ..,., need•()( growth. ThomlS to see tf tbe s>rogram collec 11' em ls developed Coun t Y pl a n n I n g com · could be carried out wtlbout bit· the process should be nearly mtulofters un1ntmou1ly en· ins as many as four new full·lime automatic. dorsedtheplan May 17. • alalf members al\d retyrnc on u The monlt.orln& plan is de Rut.hSaadi otthe Orange~· much_ itart-tlme supf)C?rt belp 1t1ne4 to mate certalfl that LY Leaiue ot Women Volers tOld from~ county employes. 1rowtb doesn't outstrip essential auper\f~rs Tue1day her 1roup Board Chairman Tom Riley services such as sewa1~ dis· alao supJie>rta tho pl•A· ad!, "l nt lY ttilfilt t6Ja ls a pout. 1th0ot 1erv ce , road.I, • ti c:IJJta lt • •111 llcant nm. monumerital 1tep In tb county's uUJWea and storm drainage. attp, one lonl overdue." Gem Talk By J.C. ill'MPllHIES For Dad The Accuracy of Quartz, The Reliability of Omega . • ~ How to Sell Those Cars 0 T, OUT DB". -artlnt lomorTOW, the UH4 nr dealers Cl( ew rt Buch better bt rt1ur •DI on a rapid GQln1 Out ot Busi· a Sale. \·ou m11ht lhia ould be d11flcult t>Kause lbere are no \&led ur lots 10 Newport. If you want lo buy a uaed v~i · cle in Newport. you IDU t co to a ne• car dealer, who also ma&ht peddle some recycled machme1 oa the side. There are, however. some used car sales areas that have ~ropped up around the harbor city in a bi&:hly unoffic1al fuhlon. THESE Aa E places where en· terprising people have simply parked their old heaps and hung .. For Sale" sigl'ls on them. The practice 1s quite w1de~pread. Abuse Probed In ·Care Homes WASHJNGTON IAP}-tlelpl adults are stuffed into attics and are ftd food unfit for do11, h'ealth orfldaJa are temni a Rouse commit· t t 1xamlrun1 lhe unr gulated adU.lt caro Industry. A half·mllllon adults, mott ol them elderly and all or them in· e1p1cltated, live In facmUea that provide helter for persons who can't live •too~ bul aren't IO ll that they mu1t be plued In In· stltutlona. RKP. CLAUDP. Peppcir lD· Fl•. J chairman of tho House 5elect Commltt on A•ln•, 11a.ld lealslatlon it iieedeCt to "curb fraud and abuae in adult care hornet without precipitatlnt *<! d ti on al pr0blem1." Pepper's staLen:lent and testimony of witnesses were pre- pared for delivery at a heartnc today. Harold Gordon, a Maryland hea"'1 licensin1 official, said a cbeci of some of the estimated 2,000 unlicensed adult care facilities in hiJ slate turned up "absolutely horrendous situa- tions., in which the elderly in· firm, handicapped and mentally impaired have been "literally stuffed into attics. basements and even in one case in a barn." HE SAID investigators found "food being prepared which 1, would be hesitant to Ceed my do1 . . . dirty, filthy condi· tiona . . . people mentally and pbyslcaJly abused.•· Charles J. Hynes, a New York state special prosecutor for nurs- ing homes, said an eight-month lnvesliiation ·'found evidence of exploihlUon, abuse and neglect which may exceed the scan- dalous c0nditions found in nurs· ins homes" in a previous in- vestlcatiop He said about one-third of the residents have a history of men· tal disorders. The inception of the Supplemental Security In· come program under Social Security in 1975 '·resulted in a situation which was ripe for ex- ploitatton or the helpless. Indeed. It encourages unscrupulous operators to profiteer by warehousing SSI recipients in un· speakable conditions while pro· viding the absolute minimum in services." he said. Steve Allan Salisbury, 24, was taken into custody by police in Aurora, Ill., after two of his five reported hostages overpowered him. Salisbury is charged with holding the five in an Aurora tavern for five hours after the bartender apparently refused to take seriously his threat of a robbery. Police say he was armed with a .12-gauge double-barrel shotgun. Some favorite spots for the Park-and-Peddle business de· veloped out on the Newport· Balboa Peninsula and aloog East CC>ast Highway near Fashion Island. Newport people didn't go into · used car business on a modest level. like confirung themselves to hawking of ·55 Chevvies You could find Mercedes and even an occasional Rolls Royce with the .. For Sale" sign hung on 1t. Press Hit for 'Sour' Friendship NEW YORK <AP> -Margaret Trudeau said today that her photo session with rock star Mick Jagger .. was a very good thing that turned very sour" because of all the publicity. Margaret Trudeau Recalls Jagger Stories DESPITE T HIS OBVIOUS class operation, the City Fathers gathered a while back and ruled that these self-service used car centers are a blight upon the com mun1ly So they banned them The ban goes into effect tomorrow Now. presumuhly, 1f you park your heap on a vacant lot in Newport. and put up a sign urg- ing purchase, the long arm of the ll)w is going to come ulong and tdw away your offering. Newport police s pokesmen have suggested that 1:1 certain degree of discretion will be used ~fore the tow truck gets called t.O work. If. for example. you place your vehicle an front of your home, and it carrief' a '·For Sale" sign. the law may rule that it wasn't primarily parked there for the purpose or sale BUT ON VACANT lots and un- developed property. you will be clearly seen as in violation of the anti peddling law. Surely now, there will be those wisl' gu}'S who will try to figure a way to make an end )"uo around Newport's ban on unofficial used CJlr lots. Some wag will no doubt park his old tub on one or these lots and hang a .. For Rent" sign on It When you inquire as to the ren· t-al fee. he'll reply. ''I'll rent it to you permanently for 250 bucks " ANOTHER SIGN that might be used on the windshield could simply procla,im, "NICE" in big capital letters. following by a phone number When you call up and ask. "Whaddya mean by nice?" the owner can reply. "ll would be nice 1f you'd give me about $950 for 1t." You might try another g1m· mick by plastering the windshield with a sign that sug- gests, "Inquire Within." Then sit in the car and wait ror results. Please do not, however. nod off to sleep in the auto That's illegal in Newport Beach too. She said the Rolling Stones star "treated me absolutely as a lady," but added that she made an error in·judgment by staying at the same hotel as the group when she went to photograph one of its concerts. I NTERVI EWED ON ABC· TV's "Good Morning America," Mrs. Trudeau, who was recently separated from her husband. $>,000 Eat!la Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, and who has announced plans lo embark on a career of her own in photography. said : .. l fell that I was very much used in a situation unfairly ... " She .said the news media and. to a degree. the Stones' press agent shared the blame for the unpleasantness. ASKED WHETHER she had any sort of relationship with Jag- ger. star of the Rolling Stones. she said: •·Absolutely not ... In BasebaII Injuries Pay Off for Pair CHICAGO CAP) -Two lawyers have collected more than SS,000 eact1in workmen's compensation because they suffered broken arms in what the law defines as work -playing for the ofrlce softball team. The two barristers, who were employed by the Cook County state's attorney's office when they were hurt, were awarded the benefits by the Illinois Industrial Com- mission. The commission ruled recently that Robert Boharic, 30, and Michael Saken, 31, had suf. fered ''permanent partial dis- ability'' -2S percent loss oC use of their arms. THE COOK COUNTY Board of Commissioners agreed 10 to 4 to pay $5,091 to Boharic and $5,032 to Saken. They were injured. in separate games. while playing softball on the state's attorney's orfice team In June 1975. Asst. State 's Attorney people collecting money when they're in better shape lhan I am." Saken responded that his golf game used to be a lot better. "l s~ll have trouble with that arm," he said. State's Attornt:y Bernard Carey. upon hearing that the two had filed the claims, said he has forbidden his employes to play softball under the auspices of the state's attorney's office. He said that if bis assistants want to play ball, they can play for someone else and on their own time. Leonard Foster, who had ap- pealed the state commission's decision to the county board, not· Planes Sale Off ed Tuesday that despite the so- c ailed disability. Boharlc re- gularly lifts SO-pound wei&Ms and Sakenshoot.s golf in the 80s. FOSTER SAJD KE fought the decision because "I objected to WASHING TON CAP) -The Carter administration bas len· talively decided against selling 250 FlSL fighter planes, worth about $4 billion, to Iran, U.S. of· rlcialssaid today. Two Tornados Re:pQrted Albv<I ............ AU•nt~ 81,,-marctt ""'~ lloslon ftr~Yftt• lufl•lo c111c- C•nc:1N\lih (Intl~ 0.11•• ,, _, .. 0.11wr 0.lr•HI ... ,.,.. HIWIOfu•u -··Ofl 11•11\e\(lty lttV- ltni.1t4'C' .¥••IT'lf "'"w•11•,. "'""'" SI p..,1 • ..... or•-.., ....... .,.,,. • Jt ... '"' ~.,,.., .. 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IMttdl!V' Tl'll/f.0.f't "7«etl, IU• m1111 ef ltlf' M•I -· •, C•lll ,., C!Mt, l'OtOY ,.,_,llO' ""'"' tlofttr .. -hllrY •llertl- no way was there anything scan- dalous or disgraceful. That was typical of the Jcind of press that is sensational and gossip monger- ing and really disrespectrul to a person's integrity." Mrs. Trudeau's photos or the Stones and subsequent trips without her hus band stirred speculation that their s1x-year- old marriage was breaking up. She is now living in New York. "I've always been a Stones fan," she said. "I had the op- portunity to go down and see this very special concert they were doing ... I went the first night and ... just watched them and . . . then they asked me If l would come back the next night and photograph the performance and I was thrilled.·' SHE ADDED. ''I believe there was an en-or in judgment io my staying at the same hotel. .. I \ didn't go to ahy parties with tMm or see them other than at the con.· cert, one night as a fan and one night as a photographer. I cer· tainly regretted very much that I caused my husband disgrace, but it wasn't me who caused it, it was the press. The 28-year-old motber ot three said that although she was used to being a public figure. "l 've learned a lot of lessons about the press and the ability they have to use people to sell papers . . . I felt a lot that they have invaded our privacy ... and that they have pushed a lot ... The extra sort of push or the press ... certainly caused a few tears." She said she would continue lo keep in close touch with her children and husband, but want· ed her own career. "As an adult, I'm ready tO--JP u qecisi()n abo.ut my own ure," she said. WASHINGTON (AP >- Form~r Atty Gen John N Mitchell wlU serve his prison sen- tence Cor the Water1ate cover-up at a minJmum security camp in Alabama where be can aet best protedion. the Federal Bureau ot Prteons said today H. R. Haldeman. formerly the White House chief of staff under' Pretldent Niicoo. will serve h.ls term al t.be federal prison camp near U>mpoc, the m1n1mum security camp nearest his home 1n Los Aneeles. a bureau spoketman aa.ili. MITCllELL AND Haldeman were sentenced to serve 21At· to 8 year prison terms more tban two"years aio: they \fere or- dered to begin servina their •en· tences no later than noon June 22. Bpth men, once amonc tbe highest officials in the Nixon ad· ministration, were convicted for their roles in the Watergate cov- er-up. The Supreme Court de.Died their appeals la.st tnonth. The bureau oC prisons spokesman said Mitchell would be confined at the federal prison camp at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery. Ala~ wlucb is smaller, and therefore more secure. than the one at Al · lenwood. Pa .. where many other Watergate figures have been in· carcerated. "WE ARE NATURALLY COD· cerned about bis safety as a former law enforcement officer and we are placing him in a smaller mimmum security camp where it is believed be will be secure." a rormal statement is· sued by the bureau said. "Maxwell bas 300 inmates com· pared to more than 540 at the federaJ prison camp at Al · lel)wood." the bureau said Mitchell's home 1s in New York City and normally be would have been sent to Allenwood as the camp closest to his home. Revisiom BGcked WASHINGTON (A P > -- Federal bureaucrats could run in next ye~·s local, state and con- gressional elections for the first time ~ almost four decades un· der legislation passed by the House to revise the Hatch Act. The measure approved Tuesday, 244·164, also would remove pro- hibitions that keep millions of federal workers from raising campalcn funds or working for 1 candidates in partisan elections. .. Pe1-pledng? Fang, a 7-year-old wildcat, looks a bit confused, but really isn't. The house pet ef Bob and Syble Hust9n of Wheatland, Wyo., actually prefers toilets to sandbox· · es. In this case, however, Fang found the bathroom the coolest spot in the Redding house in which he and the Hustons are- staying. The temperature was 110 degrees. \------ SACRA.MENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'1 blU to l~ some priJon terms re- malns alive a(ter a political shootout between Brown and a potenUal rival candidate, Atty. Gen. gvelte Younger. Tbe battle took place ln the ·Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday. And while backers of Brown's b1ll succeeded ln remov· .. ln1 most of a series of YoUlller· backed amendments. they did , accept several proposals to · touahen the bill. The committee then sent the Assembly-approved measUN to the Senate Finance Committee on a S-2 vote. Only a week ago, the addition of Younger's amendments bad thre~tened the bill's survival. Gay. Groups File Suit on College SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Gay student organizations at the College ol the Redwoodl have filed a federal court suit char gin& the acbool with denylnc their constitutional rights. · • The '1 million suit flied Tuesday seeks damages for the school's failure to officially recognize gay groups and to allow them to post announcements on campus. The suit filed by four tr<>Ups and four individuals asks that the two-year community college at Eureka be prevented from denylnc or revoking recognition of student groups solely because they are concetn.ed with homosexuality. THE GAY STUDENTS for Education and Lesbians for Political Action ask to be given the same access to campus facilities and the aaine rijhts to dls~ribute information on campus as other student groups. • Action by the school and its offlcen has violated constitutional rights to freedom of expression, assembly, due process and equal protection. the suit alleges. Tb• btll, carried b7 As· aeD\blymaa Dan Boatwriab(; !>\ ConeonS. 1'0Qkt i.ntUaeo IODMt sentences undet' the new fired. term Jaw that takes effect July 1. It replaces the SO-year.old ay1tt;m .ot indeterminate sen· tenc•, \J.k• five years to life. ANOl'llE& PROVISION ol the, bill would Cive the parole boafd.1 mor• time to decide which cur-. rent inmates ibould have their, sentences p.roloqed. Brown""s aldes say the bill ts almed at tl&hten.lna provisions o(, the new law for .Went crimes. But a liberal member ol the com-. mittee 9ueatlonecl the pl"OPl'l«Y.. of P&SSUll the measure beforO the new law baa taken effect . ''There'• a certain amount rJ breach ot faith here. .. aa!d Sen.., Alan Sleroty, D-Los ~eles, a major architect oft.be· new law. . ONE OP TBB retained amend· mentl would let a Juda' add five yeara, instead of three, to aenL. tences for crimes in which the victim was seriously wourided and the criminal carried a weapon. • Another would eliminate a re- quirement that the state parole~ board review all prison sen·· tences to decide whether any should be recommended for pro- bation. Sears· In Yoar Best llileresl Higher interest than commercial banks pay plus the assurance that your savings are safe, insure·d by a Federal Agency. A deposit of $1000 O( more in a 6 year Investment Certificate yields 8.06% annually. Or, a $1000 Certificate of Deposit Account for only one year yields 6.72%. Of course, interest is compounded daily at Los Angeles Federal Savings. Investment Certificate ·and Certificate of Deposit savers qualify for a safe deposit box, just one of over 20 most wanted services available. It's in your best interest to start your savings account today. One minu te and one signature is all 1t takes. All Interest Compounded Daily Annual Yield Annual Rate 8.06% $1000 for 6 to 10 years 73/• % 6.72% $1000 for 1 to 2 years 6Y2% 5.39% Paid day-in to day-out SY•% r.:se11t ,...,,_.,DN pei.,., "''1 '"'""'''"'' trom ,.,,,., ecce<111t• aut>t.et to Mil*f•~ll•t •nte•· • t fellU(!IOll. ~ all first quality fashions for .. Pretty Dresses Fo~ Sunny Days Misses' Sizes· Half Sizes. 699 . 749 Slt•vel•u cfreu •r sundret.a 1tyfe. Detall1 ln- dudec Mlf·tle belts, zip front1, bowed neckliMS. A11Hted prints in polyester lcnh. I' ,,, .. '> ,. . ' Some Costa Mesa residents. whose tax rates tiave been helpin& pay for the sites now beini sold, think maybe the money ou9ht to stay closer to home. They view it their investment and they'd like lo aee it used to Improve schools in the Costa Mesa com- munity. .._ The trustees are up against a tough decision -. ono that requires balancing financial and human con· fli1derations, current and long·range neecb, area and distrlctwlde interests. And whichever decision ttiey make will cause unhappiness.. • Rates Down, Taxes Up City council members have approved a 122.7 million budget for 1977·78 in Costa Mesa that means a decrease in the city tax rate, but an actual increase in individual city tax bllla. Coonc:il members are considering an ll·cent cut in the city's tax rate, brinJin1 it down to $1.21 per $100 in a.ssessed valuation. While this news is encouraging, it does not mean homeowners in Costa.Mesa will pay less in taxes next year. Come August. the county assessor's office will send out new as~essments on homes in Costa Mesa. City officials are guessing at a 15 percent increase at that time. They could be off. Last year with a $19 million budget they expected a seven to 12 percent increase in assessed value, and most Costa Mesa homeowners were slapped with a whopping 23 percent increase. That could have meant a large windfall for city operations, but the council voted to cut the tax rate by nearly 12 cents to give the taxpayers a break. · Assessed valuations should not climb th.at high again this year, but if they do the council should be ready to cut the tax rate again. c ''Where~ ihe A<tion?~' Nixon Looks Better Tli·an Old Politicos Dear · Gloomy Gus Pon Shows V•ter S1Ditch ~arter Views Revised \ Tc, Ua: Editor: Ccmpared to the crimes and cor rLAptlon or uncountable f1gur~s in politics and govern· mert. and even the que.>tionable misdeed~ or former: presidents, Richard M. Nixon comparet not only favorably with them. but comes off a good and honorable man. I was-reared In Jackson Coun· ty, 'Mtssouri. the home of not only lhe late President Harry Truman. but of the ruthless and cl:'i min al Democtatic p1uty machine of Boss Tom Pen· dergast. I remember the deeds ot murder, torture, intimidation aftd fraud by factions or the Democratic party In order to steal evety election held during the era of Pendergast·s domina· lion. including the one in which Harry Truman beca me U.S. Senator from Missouri. In truth, it is all documented in the pages and archives of the Kansas City Star, which won a Pulitzer Prize for its revelations, and the endurance of its re- porters, who were chased 'Up the steps or the Star at gunpoint in reprisal. · I am also familiar with the big city mac,hine of former Pemocatic Mayor Daly In Chicago, and the stealing of the presidency from Richard Nixon in the Chicago precincts. I recall no hue and cry at that time frol'll those who later served the Wate.r1ate Investigation SQ piously. HAaDL Y a one of ~ has not heard of the long reign ol the political bosses or Tammany, and their crimes against the American people and our political process. Water'Wlder the dam? Hardly. They were small parts ot lhe cumulative condltlonih& ot the body polllic to corrupllon so vast we are all but inured. Apln!\ t.hue, ttle quesUoo of whether political adversaries and covernm·ent a1ents -did or did not break into a politieal • rival'• headquarters. wtiere a tip · indicated the possJble presence or a cofttribulion from Castro, rather pales into lesser m.aenitude. • Wtre any or the Water1a~ Of· tenses more or a crime than an A•erlcan president clandestine- ly.committing µnsuspectln1 men lo an lnvulon 9f Cuba, promising Ulem.protecUve•air cover, then deliberately c•ncelllng tbat cov· er. wtillst. they .unwiUinaly rvahed to a certain dealtron the · beaches, and on fhe torture racks ot Cqtro'i"prisohS? Or is that camerot? · ... l.Forthatmatttt, l1UtequesUon e>f wll~r 1overnmeot agent.a broke into lhe Oftlce of a suspect- ( 1'1AILBOX ) t..etwn from rHde" •rt --Tiie nt111 .. '*"*Me lett.n to flt s11ace w .. ,,,,.,.... tleef It, .. -*· L.tli.tri •I JOO wkdJ or ten wUt llie ti...,. _..,.Mee. Alt tette" mul l1>elude 11.,..1_ Ml4ll '""'""' ....,." but Rames may tie wtl,..14..,,... _., II so•tllclent reuan 11 ~. PMtry wilt rwt ....... btlslled. ed traitor, as great a crime as ir they had failed to do so? The enormity of hypocrisy, double standard and political op· portunism in lhe so-called Watergate investigation and its aftermath. and the continuing crucifixion or Richard Nixon is not only sickening. but makes one wonder what on earth has happened to the best judgment o( the American people and their in· nale sense of proportion. REBA WILLIAMS E,..11911 Ni~on To the Editor: When are all newspapers goin1 to stop giving Nlxon free publlci· ty and news space? Are you all still unconvinced he Is a bad one with twisted views? We don't need such junk. He is not a favorite news item .with the American public. Let's cease and desist. Tell us something hopeful and honest . There must be something! M.BETZ Setcers and S•og To the Editor: How do sewers make smog? If a state agency rubber stamps more sewer plants or more roads, it rubber stamps more de- velopment and more smog. A secondary impact on air quality always results. Orange County needs an Air Quality Maintainance Plan. Until the South Coast Air Quality Management District adopts one, the Oranee Coast League of Women Voters supports action by state agencies which prevents further deterioration of Orange County air. · THE LWV commends the ac· lion of the State Water Resourcei; Control Board which limited the sewer now of the Aliso Water Management Agency. · The League of Wom•n Voters supports preservation or environ· Q\ental assets. Clean air is an en· vlronmental asset. Uncontrolled development in southern Oranae County will have a noxious effect on our air quality. which Is already below both federal and \state standards. Controlled growth, growth at a rate that does nOt further damage the en· vironment. 1S a must. To the F.dltor: MARY BROOKS NANCY KIMBLE The days of Huck Flnn and the Golden Rule have laded fast away. Today it's the hudc1ter twins and ttie rule or the 1olden heist. No longer the barefoot boywllh cheeks or tan. but the footpad •eek with cheek. NOW IT'S the "educated .. moppets who ,tean l.bt ahoppln( ll'E no surprise that Costa Mesa's incumbent council opposes district represen· talion. They all live within a mile of each other in a city 15 miles wide. CITIZEN Gloomy Gin tommtnh ue ~vbmitled lly , ..... ,. •nd do not Mttnarllt rellt<l 1119 view~ of lht new•~INr. S.nd '°'" ..-t '"vt to Gloomy Gu" O••IY l'ilot. · center parking lots in broad daylight and engineer grand theft hakes around townhouse areas in the dim light of early dawn "0, say. can you see?" If you know the jargon they even boast about their relief roll while you are sitting in your car. Mark Twain, no longer are all your innocent, run-loving boys what they used to be -the price isn't nght. E.S. PALUNG Slp S"Pport To the Editor: Thank you for your recent editorial support for the Costa Mesa sign ordinance. We in lhe California· Roadside Council are convinced that .at- tractive shopping areas are good for business. And our study "C ivi c Beauty and the Merchant'' shows that the visual upgrading or an area is ap. preciated -once It has been car- ried oul even by those who op- posed it! YALE MAXON President. California Roadside Council DldA't 1t'ork To· the Editor: Your reporter erred when he wrote in a recent story that Chan· nel 50 is ttie "public TV station Golden West operates." This ls the W•Y it WU undoub. tedly planned, but not the way it has worked out. L. LA VltAKAS FRANKLIN, W\s. -Jimmy Carter in four 01onths as· Presi· dent is winning over the office and factory workers in middle· class Midwestern suburbs who very nearly elected Gerald Ford last November. That unmistakable conclusion is based up0n· our day.tong in· terviewing, assisted by pollster Patrick Cpd· dell's Cam- bridge Survey Research. in W a r'd 6 of Franklin Village. southwest or Milwaukee. Although Ford easily carried the ward, there is no doubt he would lose it and lose il badly -if tbe Ford-Carter election were rerun today. The reason is exempli(ied by the young wife or a standards engineer who voted for Ford ljl.St November but would back Mr. 'Carter now. "M first, I thought Carter was too liberal, but now l th}nk he's Safe enoueh, Ir S~~ told us. "He's kept a Jot or his pro-· mises. He's active doing things." TRIS IMAGE ot a straightforward, energetic con· servaUve sb'lws the Carter political strategy succ,eding b_riJllantly. Although aome ·carter voters complained that he has moved to the right, they are not disturbed enough to express support for Ford. Moreover. sub- stantial opposJtlon to tht Presi· dent's gasoline and gas-4uzzler lax propoeal• clearly have not . diminisbed his pC)pularity. Want 6 was Hlected for us by Caddell es a middle-income (me. dian: $16,115) suburb with heavy Ford support last November (S8.3 percent.), The first evidence ol cban1e was that 69 registered "oters interviewed re· Ported to ua thelr. l.976 votes as follow•~ Carter, .37; For41. l1 (with one voter underage last ( EV ANS-NOV AK J year). Caddell's experts sa,y this is a case of Ford voters telling a pollster, consciously or not, lhal they voted for the winner rather than the loser. But even 8.11\0ng Gl admitted Ford voters, 4 back MJ;. Carter today and 4 more are now un· decided. Thus. our interviews show 41 for Carter, 31 ror Ford and s undecided -exactly re· versing the outcome here ·seven months ago. FURTH.EllMORE, 25 or the 609 voters intervieWed, inclod.ing lS Ford voters, said thelt' opipion or Mt. Carter })SJ improved since th.e election. The voters in· terviewed showed an 8S percent favorable rati1J1 roi: the Presi· dent personally (coinpa~ to & percent for Ford> ~nd gave him an amazing 76 percent job performanee as President. Yet, they. were hard put to find anything good to say about his actual peJ'fo.rmatice. Rather, favorable statements concerning the President are within Mr. Carter's own chosen· frame of reference -style not substance. 'A constru.ction worker's wife, switching from Ford to Cart~r. told us:· "He hasn't brwght his religion into office like I was afraid or. I've learned more about: him and come to trust him.· He's a truly honest person.'' Other voters praised him for "~ess'' .or ''being a good family· man" or "being close to the people." A case in point: these volers dlupproved of the President's proposed casoline tax b)' 2 to l and disapproved of his 1as· 1uzzler tax b)' 3 to 2. But their whole here exceeds the sum of the paz:ts. All but 6 voters of the 69 are coovineed by the Preidsl· dent·~ plea ijlat the ener1Y aitua- Uon is "serious,•• and they ap· prove of his o':'erall energy plan, Health 'Scares' l!JoR't W:ork A high school girl of my ac- quaintance mentioned the other day that her school showed some movies recently, as part or an an· ti-smoking campaign1 and some of the students got sicic Jookina at colored films of rotting and dis- eased lungs. She wanted to know ir 1 thought that this kind ol "scare tactics" does any good in stopping people from smoking. or course, nobody haa to be told that smoklnf does you no cooct at all. Exact y how much harm it doea ls still a mat· ler or apecu •· tlon and. de· bate. But, c:1te1orically. anyone who doesn't already have ttie ~hablt would bo criminally fooU1h to atart. . That taktn for 1ranttd, I have to add Uiat rear rarely atops:poo. pie rrom takiq risks -all )'GU have t.o do 11 look at OW' auto latallty rat&, •Dd Use careleH. drlvin• ha ~ti ~ motl motorlatL (;YONEY HARRIS J They almOlt seem to be taunllng fate &o step in and slap them down. And lt docs. BEYOND TB18, those movies abe aaw at acbOol are more ~ pagarida thaD an)'t.hlnc else. The truth of'. the matter ls that only Ut· Ue b&bMa' lunp look pink and ~tear. All adu.lt•• and eapeclal1y ttiOle livinf in or near urban areas, bave blackened uni.a. There ls ao mucb anthracite ln the atmc»phe.re today that 11 our lungs aN severely •talnect and cU1colend -smokers no morHo • lhan ot.ben. Jn cMlt l\lflery. for tftltance. It Is ablolutely ,lmpoaelble for a thoracic aur1eon to tetl the amoten from tbo non-sm0k«1 •. The Oftly detettable dlff er"2te l• when there la cu. ... , in Uie Jun1 -cancer or ellafbpema.!~parl from Udi ~ pathOtop. In· du1trtantm -W~~h1ve darkb Coittd~-·11~. lnltrnlln1111 ·enou1h, In •. psycholoitcal way. while fear will not lead people to diminish risk, many wut perversely be re- assured by what they ma.y have Just learned, and say to themselves, "Welt, as long as my tunas are getting black, anyway, 1 mlaht u well smoke. We are far more eater to seize on ra- tionalizations for doirtt what we 1bouldn't than to accept warn• tn1s •eainstit. by a substantial margin. With self-styled "con· servatives" outnumbering "liberals" by nearly 2 to l among · the voters interviewed. Mr. ' Carter gains here by being perceived as moving rightward. "He doesn't take the liberal Democratic approach," said a mid.die-aged engineer, a Republican switching to Mr. Carter. "He approaches things logically, rather than poJiUcally." But a 62-year -old retired foreman comt>lained, "Carter was going to do so much for the • old people. But what has he done? Nothing." Similarly, a 55-year-old machine operator told us. "'~e·s all ror the rich, as it turns oul -just like Ford." But both, avowed Democrats, say they woulcf' still baclc Mr. Carter over Ford. Other romplalnts about the President tended toward style - his grin, members of his family, his informality -plus some grumbles about indecisiveness. SurpriatJ1kly, some voters, ac- cusing the President or being im· petuous, cited his treatment or Maj. Gen. John K. Slnglaub. ••1 DON'T llke what he did to , that general," said a 39-year-old part-time nurse who is married to a teacher. A Ford voter last· , year, she told us, "Carter has come across b~tter than I thought, ''bot does not know who she would vote for today because she rears the President is too im· pulsive. Her position may have been in- nueJ\ced by nationwide publicity & glven the Singlaub affair im· mediately before our interviews. Nevertheleu, it may also sug- gesi that President Carter's sup. port is &hallow as It is wide, that I approval or style ·may be SUl>erseded by disapproval of specific action. Having $Witched " loyalty, the voters ..t Ward 6 ~ could chance qain. I) QDotes ' ''It's ridic"11ous for the •t stron1est oaUon in the world to panic every time it hears 1,000 • Cubans have gone somewhere ... • -V .N. Ambaasador Aadr~w '\'oant In an interview with; Playboy maaazine. THE G&ASS&OOTS Council ol Ne11bboc'hood Associations endorsed tbe campalen oo ao u to o vote Moo· day nl,irt and~eed to J\elp reetuit the 300 perllOlfs needed to Ht ~ a ciUzena patrol of the four·block area DAILY PILOT .4 7 ~]()()()Ht<B\TI< ·" l .\'\CI .\ \ ,, . ' , 1 ~ ' , II • I • I • I ' I,' ''"'' ' ' .. . {~ \ DodS our Superstor JUn8 .19!,' flatter. s..,.e ot "'" lcfd• gre"' . , ..... SC!Gln.' ~-Mas. PITZE& sold 20,000 copies of her first cookbook, contain- ing 200 facsimile recipes. Her next, "Second Help- . ing," ta due out next'lllonth with 175new recipes. Sbe publiabes the books herself, saytnc she bas turned down offers from JIUch top publishers as Simon.kSchu.ster and Random Rous-. 'ti can promote my work with J.ove," 1be said. There are legal tangles, too. To avoid hassles over corporate trademarks, Mrs. Pitzer gives her recipes names like Gloreos, Bi& Match, Kernel Censor's Chicken, and Hopeless Twinkles. "I BAD QUITE A BIT of trouble with Orange Julius," an orange.flavored drink, she said! l''Tbey wrote me a letter and said they hoped that legal ac· lion would not be necessar:y ~ause I was violating their trademark.,. She J"enamed her version l • I tink up with Dior. Handsome gold-tone cuffllnks from Dior. . Elegc:mt and versatile. · Pair, $15. • / "Orange ,Judu." ~ . • · I' • • ~$ Is there any formulaebe bun'tduplfcatedt··'"' "'" ·, "I'd love to crack Coca-Cola," s!ie said • .,..ft. seems almoet impossible to figure out ~elr secret. •1• r,1 r_ • , .• _. . I Pension ·I!a~nts~. • 1:c:. lncrease.~Slated.I ... · J,1 .. ' SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A cost-of-living in· crease in SuPJ>lemental ·Security Income yW "gin to appear July 1 in checks going to ao111e 700,000 blind, aged and disabled Califomlans. the Social Security Administration announced. , SS jlayments will jump $:IJ) a month for aged. and disabled persons, $21 for blind reclplents and· $3S or more for couples. 'l'bCI increase means the total of federal and. state pa;ymenta wUl be $298 .mootb)y tor qed and disabled individuals with no other income, while aged coupl~wlllget $557. Blindindifiduals Will get up to $3.'H under the new rates. ·rakeo new1wist in neckchainsl 12K gold·filled from Erwin Peart. ·18" $nake chain. $20. 18~' braided. $24.50. Don't pass on the backscrubber1 the original imported •· Austi1Qn one by .Jkiekg~ard. Slsat.brl~s tn oonvds. 4YiX29~ NatUral, at ·ss.~o. RedfyetloW/b1cie or ~black stripes. $9.50 •. . . I t 11 t , .. ,.,., \ OAIL. Y PILOT 'Bold VirlJin' Drew a Fine a 19 nr Hav•. ODiml., a Mr. Jaeob )( -• 11111latab1\d.1M .... bauhd blto ~ ., did bid IDlld.,...tly WU• Wed lnLo a room w we be cMIOt tbem ttll.' iq. Tbe old maa cll111td .leeoti with lnvtfal· 1.q lall '• aftecUou. ~Judi• alked all ll tbe tbar1• were u..... 1 aald no. So J1*e btr, 1nstod. 1ayiq •be ... iy c:H ... bold VIJoSID.. I It WU the bold part \ha wu qalut the law. U ,oa .. an animal wlth ean four feet ln. diaa:MUr, you've sot to be loold.u at an Alrlcao elepbant. No otb..- beut bu aucb blC ean. Notooe. It'• a rue •cbolll' who bellevn that even to much u oae CltdlUaD ever wu m1rt7red lo the Rome Cololaeum. Am adviaed there'• DO ~e ln Prance with the number "13" ln tta ad- dress. • HBTJCAN Q. "Why ls a 'beat man' at a w~ so called!" A. Because eenturies qo tbe groom u often • DOt took bl.I bride by force from her family~ brothers and lather, and to do ao, be IOUIM the help amon1 bis acquaintances of the ltl"ODle&t and quickest and tou1best fellow, the "be$t man," in fact. There's a kind of crab on some South Pacific islands that climbs palm trees and picks coconuts, cracking them with its powerful claws. Crazy about coconut meat, that crab. Did you know that Black-Sheep-Pappy. Boyington actor Robert Conrad used to de· liver milk ln Chlcago? · TO PllESE&VE l'OOD Anodler ~ you can do to wblle away the time at stopll1hta ii try to tblnk d all the dUtueat dime. tbat were first CMCocted u a meana!'C +Ina the food in them. Start with 1M1e1 lit, for lnatanee. It WU devised to It~ cabbqe from spoiling. Salami wu anotber. Ukewlae dilll. And pickled berrtni.· Corned beef, Brawnctrwelger. Beef jerky. And most all the cheeses. Aoy others? Hl.storical footnotes indicate Daniel Boone would have wound up in Florida. if hla wife hadn't ticked up auch a fuss about the notion. That 'a where be personally wanted lo setUe. If you'd just let that poor artichoke go on. growing, the part you eat would open up into a beauW\d blue flower. Tbe smallest ants, called Pharaoh's, are even littler than this "i" witboutlta dot. 'Basement Work Grading work is under way for the Nelman-Marc'tti department st.ore that is to be built in Fashion lsland, north of the · Broadway. The building, which will have Student BUs Pact May Be Extended An aireement that nQw permits students at UC Irvine and Fu11ert90 College to ride Orange County Transit District buses without daily fares may be exteDdedputJune30. Under cunent arran1ementa, students pay nothlq for their rides to and from cunpua and the colleces' •~mt aeocJationa pick up the monthly tab. But, under a new OCTD polic7 adopted last . January, tbe polic7 would cbaqe. IN8TEAD, STUDENTS IN ALL county school districts and colleges would be entiUed to identifica· tJon cards permitUng them to pay 20 cents·a·ride rather than the 25-cent standard fare. However, Bruce Hallett, president of the As· sociated Students at UC Irvine, said the change would cut student bus ridership nearly ln half, ac- cordlne to campus surveys. He also presented directors with petitions aimed by 1,200 students asking that tbe existing program be continued. A,clclreumell 10 L.M lloycl, P.O. eow 1J60, Coste Mt .. '1626. SUE FENWICK, STUDENT body president at Fullertco Junior CoUeie. expressed sJmilar feel-..__,...__...._..._...._.,,.._......._.,,.._......._,..._......_,....., ings, saying the free rlde program the past two For the Record •. ,., ... MOAOMaMO .. IAI. Mr. •nd Mrs. Peul Tavlor. 11111 HOSPITAL -P .. aHYTa .. IAM NtwlKl'Y.1.0SA,lltMltos.qlrl Mrt 2. 1'71 Mr. end Mrs. Nicoll 0' .lmeto. 164 Mr .• ..., Mn. R-rt McOonelel, 2MOI ""°' S1. Co\141"'"" boy Vt•• Cnu Minion Vi.to.9fr1 Mrt 7, 1m Mr. end M<-s Edwercl ~her, Itta Mr •nd M"-Robert Oo<nln, 10.S watlece. "°' 1 Co\t.t MHI. 9lrl l(eltll• St ~ lleec:I\, boy w •lld ~ SltO'Wn Prtur 16tl Mr •..cl MI'S. Amold Gr""'"'°' l701 Ctt\lvltwO.. N-llltec:h,9lrl Ptrhltwl.n .• •?10.lrvl.,.,boV M• encl M" Petri( I! Pick, o•u May t, 1'17 Jorqn Aw. S70. Irvine. Olrl Mr encl Mt'S. ~ Hillttlell 1,.11 MIY i. 1m S.Cr•"*llO l.n •• Hllf'llln;tofl lleec ... Mr •ncl M'\. leltrtno Dene. t101 boy Rett\Clr Hunll"919n11Nct\ boy Mr • ..., Mn. Scott Tywn. tS31 Zion Mr eMI Mr~ Rtc,..rcl c;,...,,,,_ 211'2 Cir. HunllnialOft llHC:h boY.1 Lot-"••*"' Cir . J.1un1inv1on lie.ct\ Mr •nd M..,, ~ HKitl. 151'1 bOY J.luqo Rd.,'-"""' NI_., boY Mr •..cl Mrs. 1(-lh LeMAy, M11' Mr, •ncl Mn. Gary c:t.aponen, 1311 Alb•lroH Or . Hunllnq1on lleecll. boV MlcllMI Or •• Hllfltln91on !leech. olrl Mey4,lt» Or. & Mrs. Ct\•rlu Stelter. H 111r •nd Mrt J•met Goll. 7614 emeretdlleY.LeQUl!llllee<ll.boY B•nwood SI., Hewoorl Geach. bj>Y Meyt, ttn Mr. and Mr" Jecll 1urrot10. 21021 Mr. •nd M'1. Jonetllen Bl•bY· 421..., Mc I( lnlty L.n .. HuntlriqlOn lleacl\. boy 311151'"1 NtwDOrl 8Nc:ll, bo'I' Mr. Ind Mrs. Lewrtnct Bum•n. Mr. •nd Mr\. Da<\lel Montvomtry, IUO·O Cot'lencltr Or,. Cott• MH•. 3170Mllflls!ffOr .. COst•MHa.9lrl bOV Mr. l..cl Mn. 0.Mli Holland. 2474 Mr. 1"<1 Mr\ MlchHI HIQ<ln, '110 S.nt1A,n11Ave.,CGM1Mne Qlrl ld•lloPl1<t.C4Sl•MtH,4lrl Mr. •nd M~ "-rt ICOHy. 23331 Mr, •'Id M('l.. Jlmtt O'C-r. IUJI ltldQe "OllltOr., lrvlne.olrl Siert• Lune Rel , lrvlne, 9lrl Mr •nd M\oia. CNrlt$ Uflwk:ll, 15421 Mr, •nd M., W1111em ~ ... 1no Eilftl.lrvlllt.olrl 7ean bas been PoP"1ar with studenta and helped cut parldn• problems on campus. Board Chairman Ralph' Clark said in the past there have been admlDistraUve problems with the proeram. He said the student groups sUU could .arrange whatever type of free rides they wished, but the new policy would abJft the administrative burden from OCTD to the college1 and save tbe district about $31,000 a year in admlnhtratioo cost.a. llOWBVES. BE JOINED fellow directors who voted un•nlmcMaalytoaeek acompromllesolu'1on. promlleaolution. Clark said one oC the problems has been that the student groups have sometimes disputed OCl'D ridership figures. 1 He allo noted the OCTD citizens Advilory Com· mittee recommended making lstudenta pay the full 25-ceot fare rather than ottering them the five.cent reduction. :!;'• Joe11ene s• Foun1•111 v•11•v Adoption of a sollclta-. County Ch~pter of the Mr. end Mrs Heot11w MK111, 1'311 tlon o.rdloaQce that Arthritis Foundation,· CoUnty Postpones Solicit Ordinanc~ S•n1••s.-•,=~~,;;-bov Deatfa Netiea would require those coJ. said be feared the o,... Mr.•"" Mrs. Oel'V• M11mtiuro. tt • .. • lectlnl door-to-door for! dinancewunotapeeific. svomor•Clff" 1,.,.1,,. ~·r MtCLRLU.N bari.., ln .... , .. ,....,.,....rat Mr. •n<IM!'I. Gff41cl l(teler U1lt ACI-E OITH M. M<CLEL""H. Died June c 'l>J' -..yo--r-• mlr .. tv Crt. Sift Juen Cff!Mreno •• ttn ., Peril UclO COftt<. Hosp.. ed areas of Q?ance Coun-JIB CIOM.PLAINBD It qlrl Ntw-1 ...... llom Sept. 2. 1 .. 1. ty to c•""' id·-•anca•lon lef~ ·--·-:.u.~ ... n. to a Mr •nd M"-M0<1\MI ~tr. S6S s.,,.,.1vee11P(llW~terM1'1. 81rller• -• ., ~· "" .. """~ uonauo victor•••• 0tsteMM1.11o, 1con111t1 or ... •m ot H•••"· 1011 c a rd s ha 1 b e,e n yet·to-t>e-cliveloped set Mr 1nc1~~8t"l•"'1"· uoo Chlr'lts RoOtrt .. t>ownv, C•., 1-postponed b11 county of1uideliries. ~ AdtMt.CO\leWW . ....., 9r...-Cllll*.,, Sef'vltff •IR-"Ills Mr.•""~ CIHterd ,rl••" 1.002 "•'"°°"'Clllf»tlftW11tth•r.nwnis.,, supervisors. Supervisors ' G•lll!lll\ ,,.,. ... Olrl J.,... .... ll:JQIW. v._... w..,.... Supervlaor Laurence Cbalrman Tom Rlle7 _______ .._.._~.._....,, 0t~1:t~' ~\~ =~· = Scbmit. uked for the said the orclblance would IAl.TIAR•HOM" 111 Mluec:lllllettt. Llllff In C.tlfornl• tWO-Week•deJay, a•ying perm.ltcharitable&rottps PUMllAI. MOMI tor'°"""'~eeed\tortsw.rs. 1 i I -~ •--Jd 8 ..u50 '" ntu ot 1i..rs: 11e11o11n11.1p F11M ., severa oraan zat ons-to .--. \ uiuwu en· Coronad•I Mar 73-'" 'lrstCM1sti.nC!lllft11.mv1c1or1u1 .• have requested addl-tificaUoa ~rmlt from Costa Mesa e4,8·2424 cost•M•"· au1tNn tional til!le to '5tudy the the county Office of JOJ.IN "'· auANev. Aeslcltftt •' measure and raise ques· Consumer Affairs. llU.llOADWAY MOUUAlY \-10 Broadway Costa Mesa 842·9150 IMnM lVTHILL U.MI WHn:Uflf CHAl'R. 427 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa • 84M888 Santa Ana Ch11t>el 518 N. Broadway Santa Ana • 6<47"'4131 rtaCI AOTHlltS SMl'TMS' MOtlTUAltY 827 Matn St. Huntington Beach 538-6539 PlaPAMILY COLONIAL JUMILU HOMI 7801 Bolu Ave. W.almlnster 893-352& ·-, •• YtlW MIMOllALPAH Cemetery Mortuary Ch1pel 3500 Pacific V1&w Or111e Newe><>rt. C.hfornfe 644-2700 WcCOIMfC« MORTUAllH l90una Beien •k-9416 laguna Hills 708-0933 Sal\ Ju1n C.platreno 49$·1778 " 11unt1"91Gn11Hch,c11ec1J.,,..s.1n H11111·~ tlooa The c--ii would 1:.t the l1>9tcln 9ffch. $""'1Wcl by Ills Wiit. • Cl,IY UA Mery E. ~ lklt'Nv. 1 soM, .1o1on, Laguna Beach resi-or1anlzation's finances, Robert & O•vld Burney. Pht d t ff. La M d I 1 ~ h t 9r•t1cl<lllldren, one sister, Edith eD WSOn ea , 1ftC U W 8 perCeD• McLeod. H• -• ,,..,,., ot "°'' president of the Oran1e t11e ~ unds ls used for w1111am Clwlllttr of F & AM. veteren ot d '-'·tr lion WW I. 11rvln9 With Ille S<olllsl'I -mUUD . 8 • 111111111~ si~• torp. _,,., •''° 11-. Tbo1e sollcltlng for ~:~~~' ~~::~':.:!~~~ charitable groups then Gotc1 ~ Ctmeltf'y, Pltrce llros. COUid Ule COpfes Of tbat MortuervCHrec:tor• card, filllo& in their PUBLIC NOTICE 1'16* ""Ml"'" Or9119t C:O.sl o.lty Piiot, M•yU,MIJ-1,e. IS. tf71 PtJBUC NOTICE ""* ltvllllPwd On.,.. C'N•I Dalll' ,.llot ~,tu•"J""' 1,e. u. ttn . t> names. A list of volun· teers coll~Uaf would be torwarded to county of• fices, county staff mem- bers explatned. BUT SCHMIT claimed, "I think we are creatiq ~er gargan· tuan bl1 brother monster here that we could solve ver,. aimPlJ with a no at tbedoor.'' A representative of the local Girl Scouts also complained that about 20,000 youngsters are in. volvecl in their doot-to- door '°1!citaUons. . n. .. Do you really wont 20,000 names?" she Ille ed. two stories in addiUon to a basement, will have a total of 120,000 square feet. It will be the las\ major addition to the shopping · center. It is slated to open lo fall, 1978. A woman on trial In or&nie COwlb' SUPerlo ' Court for tbe murder o/ ber estraneed buabaad b : been found 1Ullty of leaer cllarses after plead.in · oocootesttothe alleaauon. • Judie Wat\6 Smith foUnd Hele.q Street, 3'. ~ Anabelm, 1\11lt.J Of involuntary mansla\lMbter aft . liatenhia to her aeeount ot the lncldent tb•t led tbe deatlt ot Gary Lee Street. 34. . Mn. Street teitUted th-1 abe aimed a load'"' . weapcn at ber balband last Dee. as to pteYeat b1j. abuaeotberdaQthter. She told JudfeSQlltb •be did not intend to ftl'e Ute fun· Judie SmJUl set June 30 u the date be Will •en· tence Krs. Street to wb•t coW.d be a state prison term ottwo to l5 ye arr. New Fair Deadlin~ Deadline for entries ln Or&n1e County Fair competitions bas *n extended to June 17. Trophies, ribborus and cub awards are belni' offered ln fine arts, home llvlnl and deslp. in- dustrial educaUon, pbotoaraPb7, Uve1toct, crafts and 4H departments at tbls 1ear'1 fair, acbeduled July 1S tbrough 23. Pm&wt) books with detalla on an departments are available at &be fal.rlr'oUDdl tzoaa •:• a.n.a. to 4:30p.m: Monday throu1brrtchly. l'or~.uoD. call 1Sl·FAIR. · Try 'lnen-~ fabulous FAMILY DINNER SPEGIAt and Savor the Savings with each bite! ;f' •I ·-... • 1 AMESSAGE . FROM THE KID INSIDE No matter how old you are, there's a kid inside you who's trying to tell you he wants out this summer. He's dying to cut loose and have a good old care- free time like he used to. And not spend all his allowance doing it. I ! Yo~ may think those days are far behind you. But we have a surprisingly easy way to get back that free and easy way of life. It's called the bus. Well. that's what the bus is all about Orange County Transit District buses take you to all of the fun. places. Disneyland. Knott's Berry Farm. The Fun Zone at Balboa. The beach. Anyplace. Without the hassle and responsfbiliW, of dn'ving. It doesn't take a pockettur of change to ride the bus, either. Just 25¢ one way. So you can save all your money to spend when you get there. insteaa of spending It getting there. . f • } . ti k At .. ALLERGIST ''Got o protlWm? Then umt• w Pol Dunn. Pat unll cut rtd tar¥. (lf'ttmg the on~• and action you ~ed to tolve meqiiatU11 '" gouernment and bu.nneu Maaf your q~stlOnl to Pat Dunn, At Your SertJ1Ce, Orange CO<Ut Daily Pilot. P 0 . 80% IS«>. Costa Meia. CA 9?626. Aa many Letter• a1 pouible will b4! amwered. but phorwd inquines or Letter& not including the reodn'i /uil name. address and buainess hours' phone numberccmnot be? considered. This co(umnappearsdoi- lJI ezcept Saturday•." Talftat Book's On tu WClfl DEAR PAT : I requested a copy of the 1977 edi- tion of "Two Hundred Ways to Put Your Talent to Work in the Health Field" m February I ordered from the Joyce Lain Kennedy column published in the Daily Pilot. I've inquired, but 1t still hasn't ar· rived. V.C , Hawthorne , . Your overdue booklet is on Lhe way. Joyce LalD Kennedy told A YS that all requests for materials ordered from her column are honored, bul oc• easlooally a mall IOJS occurs, or the order does not include a return address. kf9h Tirne'• Past for T·Shirt DEAR PAT: I sent an order for a $.5.50 t-shirt to High Times magazine last November. I guess I should have hoped that it would arrive Easter r ather than Christmas. Three letters with proof of payment have been ignored. C.S .. Newport Beach You're going to be even more aggravated when you read that High Times insists on receiving • another copy of proof of payment before the l·shirt will be malled to you. Joe Daley, new mall order manager for the Urm, would not accept the money order idenUficatlon number you provided lo A YS. He insists that you send a duplicate to him. Unless this ls done, the warehouse will not process yollr or· der , he says. Daley added that the previous mail or· der bead honcho was Incompetent. You have a right under FTC regulations to Insist on fulfillment efyour order or a refund, whichever you choose. Contact Daley personally with proof of payment at : IUgh Times, Dept. HT, 17, Box 386, Cooper Station, New \" ork. NY 10003. Pa11 fM IRS Plper1 Not Yet DEAR PAT . I'm a high school studeni. and I've just found out that my application for a summer job has been accepted. When 1 start to work, do I have to have deductions made from my paycheck? I know that I won 'learn enough to file a tax return. Ji;.L .• Fountain Valley If your earnings wlll be Jess than $2,350 this year, you don't have to file a tax return. Explain that you don't want deductions made from your check because you do not expect to earn more. Then me a W·4E form that certifies there will be no employer withholdlnit. C'nrfbbean l'~atlon B0111e Wa1tfN DEAR PAT: My wife and I have always talked about Yacationing on the Caribbean. We 're plan· nina now, and would Uke to fmd out if one can rent a house or apartment there on a weekly basis. It mi1bt cut the cost and allow U3 to avoid the tourist scene. Where should we ask? M.T., HUJ1tington Beach Cllledr lil&o "Caribbean Home lleatals" throagb Yftr V.vel aieat or by wrtUna &o Ma. Eu1enla .Bedell. ZI Rlpwoocl Ave., Teaafly, N.J. 11110. Malle Are JM speelfy tbe aumber of room1 you •eed a8d die time of year yoa prefer. TbllOrm also lludlee abort·&er• reatals ln LOadoa, MeDeo, Spala mid Ponu1al. 4'lt st€~ks "'~€ not ~~€,\t€<) €QU,\l. For tho tbltd dme 1ta t~ yean, a Vtoman b beeft el~ pr~of Ute Alaoc1ated 8'\ld nt Body at SldllMNck Oollqe. . Ta ml OrHnel1h, 1. a 7-year-old JO\lmalilna m.ic>r frotD ~te ~Will Hrve u Pt:etident du.rlne the MXt aebOol yt r Steve 8w a.rift& n, aon ~the col· t .. e·a football (Oacb, will be vice PNll· deat. THE N&W P&ESIDENT, a aopbomore, wu newa editor ol tlMli cam· P\1.1 newspeper, The Lariat, this pa.st year ll'd plana to continue With the paper.. . MW Greeoellb 1ald lack rA awareness and lntert11t in col1e1e actlvltlet will be to earn more on his savings? H .he'sa he'll come Because he kno"15 Home Fed- e ral pays higher interest on savings than any bank-even his own! Even our regular passbook account pays you more: S1A% as compared to the 5% you get fro m most banks. Before you invest, take a I look at our chart and compare our rates with the rates your bank pays. SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Tbo atate Supreme Court .... re:IUsed to bear arsu· ments co wbetbei' San DifCo SuPertor Cowt Jodi• may ltDJ>OM a mm Code on people wbo a~ar in eourt. Tbe San Dieto jU.ri.sta loqht to re-· · verse an A.Prll 5 rullna by the st.ate Court of Aplieal that held that people could aP-: pear 1D court 0 witbout limltation as to their aWn" unless tbear dotbina pre- sented "a dear and present cSancer of causJnc d1lorder or intetferinf with or lmpeclina the tunctlOGlna of the court ... Tbe dress code cballeqe bad beea tiled in 1'12 by J . Kenneth Jensen. an at- torney who wears a turban. t .. Formal Wear Baek· Prom Rentals Big B~iness •1 'l"M AaMcfated Presa The Hnlor prom season la aend.l.n& lbouaanda of lffn-aae boys across the country in search of formal wear for the big occasion. Many of this year's out.flt.a are fancier than ever. While girla still buy their dresses, boys lend to rent t~ or tall coats. llA&Y LOIS VAN OF THE American Formal' Wear AasoctaUon, representin& sellers and renters of men'• and boy'a cloth1nt, said rentala account for about '10 percent of the formal wear buaineaa. The prom bu atated a comeback since the· 1990s, when atudenta not only reJeeted fancy dress, but alaooften eliminated formal Celebratiom. . "Now, it's a different generation out there,". said Mias Van. "It's a whole new world." THE ASSISTANT MANAGER OF a Portland, Maine. store that specializes in renting formal wear agreed. ''During the late 1960s, proms were sort of out." he said, "but in the past few years there has been a tremendous upsurge. Everyone wants to go. The guys want to make an impresaion on their dates and · they take the outfit pretty seriously.'' Miss Van said that formal wear fashions for: boys have changed and so has the way the outfits are selected. Now, she said, the boy chooses his out- fit to match his date's. ''TREY OFTEN GO SHOPPING as a couple. She'll bring a swatch from her dress." Colors, particularly pastels, are the moat popular selections, Miss Van said. with complete outfits -suits, ties, shirts and cummerbund -in coordinated shades of belae. blue, 1reen and even yellow. Some more adventurous youngsters choose tail coats. r "They say they want' do the whole Fred Astaire bit," Mlss Van sai . "The big prom style this year is the while suit wi tailcoat and top hat.'' And the plain black tux ? "You never see that." said Mias Van. &ENl'AL OF THE OUTFIT, rather than buy- ing it, is one reason for the diversity of colors and styles, Mils Van said. The hitb school senior wbo used to buy his prom tuxedo wanted aomething he could wear at least through college. With a one-time tux, be doean 'l have to worry about being stuck with a suit that will go out of style. Renting a more-or-less traditional tuxedo in one of the pastel shades probably will average about $30, Miss Van said, 1>ut she stressed that prices vary widely from store to store and city to ci- ty, with many outlets offerinl prom specials. IP YOU'RE IN THE MA1lKET for the latest· fashion or aomethint fancy like a tail coat. you can expect to pay more. If you aN on a budett, tell the salesman and ult tot aometb.ln8 odMr than the latest styles. No maUer what a younpter aelecta, be aboaht be prepared to 1pend some time. Since~ auita need altentlom. eacb customer mutt be meuured. Mid Van •utseata allowtna a.bout u bow' I~ aeiec- tion and flttlq; Tbe formal wear ~d be ordced about twoweeb abtld. Whit happens U aometblnJ IN spilled down the froo.tct a pale blueiuiU Doo1 WOl'T)'. 0 ll'AINI All8 TAKEN PO• '1'am.d," 1aict Ml.at Van. Tbe ltor• aren't happy wStb spota, but lhey'NUHd tocleauf.n1 and~I· Tbe Portland nta.Uer bad a like Tlew. 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Qf •to Ullder10 aur· I ftVLY hate to lit· phyalcal eoo.dltlon 11· · AU patients operated on complete dlas0lut1on of to be evaluated. for fall t •. X· dow~ to I.be table.1 Jf 1. soodu~doetoraa,a: .,eoll2.abelUffeMdal "atadoooUnnriablydo 1al11tonea appe~n to.. ••• J tbow tbat 1 ban a. t haft to I ~ be. roa an Dot ioo Old. fo~ aevent aeute attack of :w.U. . have occurred wit.bin a s 0 IQ e a to m a c h. . ber ~Olll 1'°;, ~= • loct . 1aUbllddir1urpt)'. . 1aU1tont colic wbll~ : TD llEDICALtre t ~:Sobi~::,:,•o-y~ symptoms may be. ~ ......... ~. •'1• I'm la :SceU_:, l';lll.:sr1~wbdo. :;:;~Wt=~~ :mentJUabaHbeeD:e: of patients t~ed ::S':~b~:i!:.~· "9cUM ti., ,_.u.n,. pby11ca1 cmd.ltlon. I am. wu w • •• pllcatlana· ilDd retu:rnedl adlnl about ts the uae of. medically. Diarrhea ap... Dr. Steincrohn ln bla· IDd.11--. . afraid of havlna an. "~'i~.~ h~!e • hometollMUQtllthe.,et• .. cbeoocleollycbollc acid. pears to be a problem~ booklet. "'What You can .. ..::.;J:=:::.----__. 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Since then, 1be hu been tlrat to fln11b In •very major Tessa Honors toaa cllltance race 1he h11 •n~. She recent. S _. Sid ly Ht a new coune re· ft pper cord and ICOl'ed a clean Btnjamln S. Royce of •WMP lo the Miami to SantaAna acommodore Jamalca race. • Botb yacht• have in the United Statea pow.rtul ketch rll• al· Cout Guard AuxlUary, Jowln1 them to set a ha• been commlasloned rormldable acrea1e or by Gov. Dolf ~rtacoe of aall on tbe downwind Texu u an honorary I admtral" in the Texu ea•. Navy -composed or Tbe races start each civic minded citizens day at 1 p.m. General who have shown pride in cbaJrman Fred Harris the nation's and Texas• T.. • .. TCB Hid a spectator fleet naval heritage. ,. race zone baa been set up at As amemberofthena· =~~"!:ff~ each end of the stu:t· tional board of the million-dollar racini flnilb line and baa USCGA. Royce bu been ketdMs LI alao expected warned akippen or such active in the establish· tobeaPrevtewoftheup. craft to remain in the ment of a voluntary comtni Trampac race a re a to avoid In • educational proeram for from Loa Anielea to terlereoce with the big the recreational boatln1 Honolulu. Both yacbtl' raclnc yacbtl. . public. . are amooa the top con- tenders for flnlab in the 2,225 mile cro111n1 to Diamond Head. Although both yacbll. are accustomed to line honors in long dlatance. offshwe racin1. neither· baa set the world afire· in closed course ·races such as the Cal Cup. Kialoa wu beaten in the Cal Cup last year by 1he 73-foot Australian sloop Ballyhoo and agaln, · in the San Francisco big' boat series. ' ~ WINDW~D Passage was beaten by both Ballyhoo and Kialoa in the San Francisco series.· The Cal Cup will be the' first look at Windward Passage's new rig whlcb conslats of six feet added to her main mast and, three feet of her mizzen, plus a new sail plan de-' signed to improve her performance to weather.· Windward Passage owns several elapsed time records in long dis- tance raclnl, including the record ln the Transpac. The ketch, often referred to as the "big dinaby,.. was de· Si&ned _by Alan Gurney and bull by the latt Robert F. Johnson at hls own shipyard ib the Bahamas in 1968. KIALOA IS a Sparkman & Stephens design and was launched Emerpriae An-ives In Newport NEWPoRT, R.I. (AP) -With the start of pre- liminary racing sUll a week away, the 12-meter yacht Enterprise bas become the first America's Cup entry to arrive here for the tm competition. The Enterprise was t owed into Newport Harbor by her tender, Chaperone. Tuesday morning. She bad left. New York about ts hours earlier and traveled the entire ni&ht. The other American entries, Independence and Couraeeous, were expected to leave Marblehead, Mus .. either Wednesday or Thursday. Intrepid, win· q'er of the cup in 1967 and 1970, bas been withdrawn. The three American boats will begin compel· in& ltme 18 ln observa· lion trial.I. On June 16, the def eose candidates wUl be1in preUmJnary triall to detennlne the two fastest boats. Tbe France and France n are expected here June 13. The Auatrallan entriea, Auttralla and Gretel n. are txpected June 26. Svefiae from SWeclen la teotaUVely acbeduled to ¥ri" JUiy 11. "\bu Stately achoollen from tbroulhout Southern California will gather at the. Channel Islands Marina starting Friday for the annual festivities markiq the official open.tna of the Schooner As- aoelatloa'• yacbt1n1 seas~. In addltlon to the customary race around Anaca;s bland, the weekend eventl will be hlJhU ted by the Iron Man race -in which skip. pera 1 lehand their yachts around harbor courses -and the Ten Man Row Out lo which crews join in for a race around the harbor. THE IRON MAN RACE consista of five boata anchored ln the middle of the harbor. The ship's captain must row out to his boat. ri1 it, hoist anchor. sail the course, return to the startlnl polnt, re·ancbor and row ashore. Tbe event la u.auaJJ,y . viewed by hundreds of aboreslde spectators. • , The Ten Man Row-Out lncludee the same pro- cedure with the entire crew &ettial into the act. Tbla usually turns into a com«b' routine with each crew .resort.inc to any means to keep th• other from winnlnc. ONE OF THE ASSOCIATION'S unusual entries in the Sunday event this year ls association presi- dent Emle Minney'a schooner Sbearwater which is under charter to Nadine Gayda of Lido late. She plans to race the boat with an all·eirl crew, many of them faablon models clad in aborts and T·shirtl. Gayda'a strateo is to'totally distract the rest of the fleet with ber girls and then sneak lo for an easy win. I DON'T DROUGHT IJS. The Energy store A Shop For the Practical Person 900 Padfic Coast Highway next to Newport Marine Newpert Beach. Willie Rawles, General Mot.ors Assembly Division, Linden, N.J. 'Tm a utility man. That's like the back-up man. I replace fellas out sick. "I get to work all over the plant. I have to lmow the jo~ in all the sections-soldering, welding, grinding. I don't get tied down to one job. When you're moving around, it make8 the time go fast. 'Tve also been training people for the past 12 years. That's })fut of my job. If a new man comes in, I work with him until he's able to do the job by himself. I get a lot of kick out of that. . "I think the work is a little lighter now than it was 18 years ago when I started. You get more benefits and the job's getting better. The line isn't any slower, but you have more people than years ago. "I also think it's getting better for blacks now. Eighteen years is a big difference. I have a black boss. ~we have a good group. They work hard to produce a good car. They care. You work around the plant, and you see what care the people put into the cars. 0 Building cars is more exciting than working at other places. When you're driving down the street and you see somebody's Cadillac or Olds or whatever, you often think, maybe I worked on that car.' It makes you feel good. "I enjoy working here. I enjoy it very much. It's the best paying job I ever had. I always try to put the best into it I can't think of any other job that I would rather do:' General Motors People building transportation to serve people .. .,, r' - achtduled .to pltcb for t.be..Anlell qalftll et1e J ertertOD, 3~. AIUT 11 bil lea1uo aeuom, r1trl1 wanta to play at leut tbre.more. "Some yean •io my career ambltlcQ wu to play five yean,'' ta.id the red·bead~ Fairly, peer- L4 Blaat«l Cubs for Real? DodgerS ~earn CWCAGO (AP) -Nobody, least of all the Chicago Cubs, bu to convince Los Angeles manager Tom Lasorda that the National League East Division leaders are for real. "Anybody who's in tint place baa to be for real,•' Lasorda said Tuesday after the Cubs whipped the Dodgers 10-C and dealt the West Division leaders their second straight loss. "They're Dedgen8i.te AN 0.-.• ICA8C (1tt) .June 1Los""9e .. HIOllQ90 11:2S&.m. .June t~Anoe••ul St. Levis S130p I'll. .June 10~Anoel•utSC. Louis S·lOp "'· doing the things they have lo do to win.'' Ray Burris, the Cubs' starting pitcher who wept eight innings to improve his record to 8-5, agreed. ''We're as good as we want to be," said Burris. "We have depth that we haven't bad in the paat and it's good knowing we have everybody pulling for each other." "It's not a team of superstars, but everybody's doing their job," said Buni.s. The Cubs battered Tommy John, 6-3, for six runs in two in· nings and never gave the 34Pyear- old left-bander a chance to get his bearings on the mound. "Tornmy couldn't get the ball over the plate and whel\ he did they bit it," said Lasorda. Burru, 8-5, scattered nine hits, struck out six and walked one, before tiving way to Paul Reusc~l to begln the ninth. The Dodgers got to the CUbs' starter for three runs in the seventh, one of them Steve Garvey's ninth home run. Reusdtel yielded the J)ocUen' final nm in the ninth when they loaded the bases. LOSAHOU..aS llut'U,Cf AtnJetl,H Mr1 ...... Monde'I' pl\ Sml1t1,rf H1le,rf ce.,,,., Glr....,,ltl .._.11,111 lhk9',lf LKe.,,211 0.let,C Jollfl,p Well,p Oooclsll, pl\ SoM,o "°"'"'' Mot.,pll Toteta .. , .... 5022 2010 2 tOO Ito• 2 0 •• 2000 •••• 3 I I I 1••0 4 t I 0 •220 S I 2 0 eooo 1 000 1 0 I 1 0000 0000 1 0 1 0 • 11. CMICAOO ., ...... 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Another Loi Aneeles product, center fielder John Scott, also bad a bic nllht for the Blue Jays. Scott hit a two-run homer in the second inning, singled ln the seventh and doubled and scored on a squeeze bunt b1 the ninth. Scott. wbo prep~ at Long Beacb Jordan High and transferred to Centennial for his senior ye~1 is 9-for-17 against Angela pitcmng. The Angels came from three runs behind to tie the game in their half of tbe seventh, An error by second baseman Jerry Remy paved the way for the Blue J"15 to score three times in the second. A sacrifice Oy by Don Bayfor made ft 3-1 in the third, and an er- ror by Doug Ault g•ve the Angels an unearned run in the fifth. It became 3·3 in the seventh on a 1lngJe by Remy and a double by Baylor. . The Angels are idle Thursday. Cleveland visits Anaheim Stadium for a three-game series over the weekend. . With Tuesday night's loss, the Angels dropped a game in the standings to Minnesota in the American League West. 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Pl-Asllby, T-1 "-A-IO m Manny Trillo, who had three singles to boost bis league· leading batting average to .380, drove in a pair of runs in the first and Dave Rosello collected the first of his three rbi with a single to cap a three-run uprislnt in the inning. Rader to Toronto; Trillo drove in another run with his second single in the third and Rosello added a two-run dou- Braves,. Cavs Swap 1 pick in the draft-third over-all -to Milwaukee for center Swen Nater and one of the Bucks' three flrst-round choices, the 13th choice overall. Tennis Court ao.c .. · World high jump record holder Dwight Stones goes high over partner Lynn Swann of the Pittsbur,gh Steelers in a tennis match in Las Vegas this week. Sports stars are competing in the celebrity event. Crack Field Slated For :AAU ~pikefest LOS ANGELES (AP)-One of the finest fields ever assembled for an AAU meet will be on band for the National track and field championships openin& Thurs- day at UCLA. Olympic gold medal-winner Mac Wilkins will duel silver medalist John Powell in the dla~ cus. World record-holder Dwight Stones will face an outstanding group of competitors in t.he hiah jump. and Earl Bell, Mike Tully and Dan Ripley wtll square off in ~e as Chicago scored five times put the game out of reach. urrls' two-run single in the fourth off reliever Stan Wall COl!!Pleted Chicago scorin~ "Tnllof What else can you say other than he's hitting the ball," s aid Cubs manager Herman Fr anks. TORONTO -The Toronto Blue Jays have purchased the contract of third baseman Doug Rader from the San Diego Padres, the American League baseball team announted. 1'\1§· dayntgbt. In tumJ. Buffalo will deal tha~t -+.~~,...,..,..,.. 13Ul pick and center Jolin Gianelli to the Cavs for Jim Cleamons. Cleamons appeared to be the only question marlc in the three-way deal. Since he is a free agent, he must agree lo the CHARLOTTE, :N.C. (AP) - A mold Palmer. rivalln1 Queen Elizabeth's Jubilee with a sUver annlvenarJ of his OW-1, qualified for his 25th ccmaecutlv• U.S. Open here Tuesday. while Billy The 6-3, 215-pounder has htt .269 in 52 eames with tbe Na- tional League Padres so-far Orls . season. Rader batted .257 with San Diego last season, drivin1 in SS runs and slamming nine homers. swap. lt'.IT ,....., • ... , .... ,,. •• ~14 W--Hawawova 1111 llNI AuJWll IS.Pl t-); N•wetllova-Ste11e11s (11) llHI Bostrom.S-IS..P)t-l. ~ -Aocfle II) llell Gomtwi IS.II'> t-1; ltot,,.l!:mtl'IOI\ (Ill beel VM OIUtn-Docher,., '""'"'· Ml .. 4l-1!11tt>-Auz1c11a1 bffl Oocf'ltrty.s1o,,. IS"l~ A -u ... ylllllble•I SHiii•. 'HlufJJt..C NO'M'INGHAM, England - 'tim Gulll~n of Onalaab, Wis.., pulled of( the tirst upset of the $100,000 John Player lawn tennis tournllment today when he ousted top-seeded Guillermo Vilas of ArienUna s-2. 6·2 in only $8minutes. Vilu. on the other hand, came 1traieht onto Nottingham erass from the clay of the French Open In Paris. He won that towna- ment. Brian Gott!ried, the doubles expert from Fort Lauderctale. Fla .. demolished KJell Johansson Of $Wide 8-1, 8-4. TM CallfOrn.I• Ancels looked for pitclWlg help in Uie first 13 ael.eUoal ~ the annual sprili& free~ bueball draft. ~ Delany. former Costa Mes• Blah star and a member~ 1 the' Ua.A Bnd.nl baseball te&Dl' tbia seuon, WU drafted OD the 13th toU:Dd by the Los Anpla Doc11en. · Eleven of the Anlela • 13 aelec· UoDI 1'UesdaY were pitcben. fn. ctudlnc a pair of lS·year-old rtahl-banders to lead thlnts olf- Riehard Dotson from Cincinnati and Gary Jobn1on from· . Chesapeake. VL .. Dotaoo poaesses one ~the best f &stballs of a pitcher we saw ln tho tree-agent field," said director of aeoutlna Walter Shan· non. The Lee Angele.a Dodters alao went Primarily for hurlers. tab- blnl m Tueld., amona t.belr J3 1eJeet1om. Loi Angeles took a trio of rftbt· handers with Impressive ~ Je1late statistics as their lnitial ptckl. Cbolen first was Bob Welch of • Eastern Mic big an University, who pitched only 10 lnnlnp for EMU this spring because of arm trouble, but compiled a 11·'1 re-• cord and a 1:&2 earned run average in b1a freshman and • sophomottJyeara eombi&ed. > Joe Beckwith of Auburn ,, University was the Dodcers• "' aecond cbotce. Beckwith was • named to the All-South~ Conference team a a junior and senior and set SEC records in ,1 victories, 31. and innin&• pitcbed, .~ 338, I Chosen third wa.s Central , YlcbJ&an University's Dou& Har· rlson, wbo was 4-1 this past season with 100 strikeouts in SC> lnninp. Other selections by the AoaeLs were: a. Jeff Cooner, le4-band.ed ,. pitcher, Phoenix; '· Brian~ Harper, catcher, Rolling Hills; 51 • Rlcky Stlrer, rigbt·bandea ' pJtcber, 'BalUmore; 8, Brian )Jayes~ left-banded pitcher, c • Buena. rart: 7, Dou& Thompson. : right-banded pitcher, Whittier; 8, Brad Havens, left-banded pitcher. Boyal oat. Calif.: 9. Brandt Humphrey. third baseman, Torrance: 10, Kerin Dukes, left-banded pitcher• Tucson. 11 Other Dodgers picks were 4, John Bush, sliortstop. Ocd~ Utah; s, Mike Hatcher, outfteld. • Mesa. Arb.; 8. Mark Elliott. first baseman, Silver Lake\,~; 1 .. Bret M.i~el.l. third man. South .BeDd, Ind., 8, Jim Nobles. left.banded pitcher, Bendenon. Ky.; 9, Remy Noble, shorlstop, Danen. Ga.: 10, Danny Cou1scJn. r.iaht-banded pitcher. Ranford, c~. Irvine's Scott A G t.IS - • bopM to tDd a Ion• droo1 t tbl1 w 9lid I.UN al AAV tnek and fltld ae.tlll'UCLA. 'I' ._ wb.a UM UC lntD• JUDlor wtll rvn ....... UDO-meter all· ~ tUt lneludel Teu1 (&I Palo> at.a.ad· ~ Walpa. '· :SeoUILMDOtbd m~ i1ack rmual•1 a1alD1t • pa. a Keft7u. In :t.ael ...... bu woo all :.a.a llMitlDo. lndud.J.n' :Jut s:at.Unh1•1 NCAA ·l,SOO-met.er finale at ~PUD.W. : Scott bu been very J tbl pat two week.I. 1 •: U • r a n I a t h e :CaUfonaia Rela11 at !llodelto X.,. 21. eom· ~ 1D da.ree Wal1fytu •rac• anc1 two hula die !(pUo'tlriq week at tho ,. CAA <Di~ ll) meet ~t Faqo. ND, and then !'AD twice last week in !che DiYiaioo I aelJ1lftna1I , De11r "''" ,..,..,.. .., •ku,.. K~ :Gd flnall. MEMBERS OF THE MARINA GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM CELEBRATE THEIR CIF CHAMPIONSHIP. : : And with •Pri.D.I finals ::beina held th1a week at I7I / ~~~haabeenex· r r Reds Collect• • '. Even if Scott finishes • ' !econd to Waigwa once ~T JJ1• 9-3 ·~aain, the UCI atar 1 ~~ewport f,RS IW'• to land a berth OD ' e U.S. team that will ~. mpete in the World Gordon Barr belted a Newport la now 3·J p Games Sept. 2°" in three-run homer to with the next 1am• u11eldorf, Germany highlight a six-run sixth Saturday at Costa MeH ~ the Pacific Games inning and the Newport Hip <2> aaainat Valeo ~ext December in Can-Beach American Legion cia. ~ ~rra. Australia. baseball team toppled ~ 111 : Othera expected to host Canyon Tuesday a. .... r1 "• r, 11, "; ~mpete in the 1,500 in-night, 9-3. M¥<'-'·" > 1 o o ~udeSteveFosterofthe In Thoroughbred ~t.u ! ~ : : ;ttorida Athletic Aasocia· League baseball action, ............ 'b , 1 =::·=~~~f::! ~:d!"0~;:a~~r~!~h~~ ~=~~ ~ l ! i ~~:. ~~b1!:•~cf:r:}: ~~~~~J:rg a!~0:1 th~~e~ SEi.~ ! ! ! · ! ilympian Mike Durkin for-four performance at Br•m•n.lb 2 o o o 'Chicago TC), Mark the plate by Ric'k ~~~ .. ~ g ~ :· : chillinc (San Jose Woolard to lace host La To•••• ._.~,!!...' • 1 tale), Tom Duits Mirada, 5-3, upping the r 11 • W estern :Michigan) and Reds• record to 5-2. N--1 200 006 1-• • ' ay Flynn <Tennessee Barr's hit in the sixth c.nvon °•0 011 o-J > s ate). came after a run.scoring PlltSTGAM• Scbilllng ls a former double by Mike Hogan to ""~~!ti r 11 ,_. bardenGroveprep. put Newport in front. v.e1.-,rt s 1 ' 1 ~-The meet beclns John Barth and Reed ~~~~ ~ ! ! ~ ~uraday, but the Sherman were on base WooteN.d s 1 t > f:ioo.meter semifinals when he hit the blast u114 .... •1t ! ~ ~ ~ 9'bD't be held unW Fri· overtbeleftfieldfence. ::::,..~~ • , 1 ' lfay (3:30). Jiogan did an outstand· J.cU•ft,., : ; ; 1 ; • Action begins at 11 inc Job in relief as he !'::!;~ o o ~ o ~m. Tbunday, l o'clock came to the mound in the Tet.111 ._...,.,:...: " " F.rtday and 12:45 Satur· fifth with the score tied, r 11 • Cf)y -when 22 finals two men on base and no Niten oo nc111-1t 11 • :<pum and women) will outs, then retired the 0r-..'Tcio..':O.:. ~ 7 1.J t>o •• held. slde. "" .... m1 ff r .. ,_. • v. 11 .... rf • 2 2 2 By BOWAJU>L.BANDY· 1lu1gtna·om baieman· put the~ lo tront CM .. De11YNMswtt • Stael Willlams wH toatay. Darlene Gasher drove aldelintd wilb tbe A ,_ .... -. "' in four nans and steady measles Donna Marta' n .. -aoc• mar .. er Diana Mangano pitched· was broueht in from· was added lD the seventh outatandinl ball tn the. risht field to play f°U'lt on doubles by Epperson llnal tnnin1s to Jive base and Sul1 Bruney and Laura Bodle and a Marina Hilb School's' wenttotbeoutfteld. · aln&le by Ga.sher tor Vlkinl• their ftnt-ever· another rbl. In tho fiftb. CIF clrls team cbam.. Then in the seventh Eppenon drilled a loni ionablp Tueaday Al&bt and final lnnlnc. when drive down tho left field :tsantaAnaBowl Llrida Epperson reln· lloe that hooked foul. A · J1'l'ed her left knee on a few feet farther rllht and Tbe Marina Vikln&1 ol dMill try for a catch and and It wOuld have been a Hunttnaton Beach came tbe flnal ~Sandi Gam· tbree-nmbomer from behind a 2·0 deficit· buccl came in to ftnlsh · • 1n tbe early 1oin1 with up , M arlna completed its a bie ftve-run outburst in · · • aea.aoo wttb a 11.0 recGJ'd tho fifth lnnlnC to po1t a But the came story to annex the ch am· 7-2 win over defendina wu written by Gasher plonahlp. Mancano 4·A cbampioo El Segun-· 8Ad JdaqaDI(). After Kim flnlabed in a b1ue of do to capture the ,girls. Nutter walked In tho 1tory by atrlk.ln1 out aoltball team cbam-fourth a'1d went to twoofthefinalthreebat· plonshlp before 1,llS ~e:!~.?°b~o~t~:r W's and having ftve KOs fans. bome with a singhs for the 1ame. She al.lo~- Tuesday night be-In tbe bit fifth auedawa.l.k, ararlt.ytbis lon1ed to coach Belsf Mangano started the ral: season. It ~as her fifth Ward;1V1Jd.nes, who pro-1Y with a &in&le to center p&11in9Sinntngs. ved their coach a P~ field and leadoff hitter phet. After an earlier PatU 1rvtn squared to CJ F playoff victory, bunt. lnltead sbe hit tbe Ward bad •aid the VUc-ball over the aecond Inga' bench wu •troac bueman for a bit and and could hold its own. . Brazney drilled a alngle Tuelday night Marina to left to load tbe bases. bad to prove it when A pickoff attempt found the throw golng wild lnt.o the oudleld to ICON tbe tying run and * * ...... (7) " ~ tmn.• J t .... _.,,ri<f J I "'"t .... lf t 2 e~cf 4 t Oen>bucd,l'f 0 0 oo..Mr.a 4 t ..... ,. • 0 .-.rti,llt , 0 lwtllle,c ' o MOf19o"'O, p I t Tolell 30 1 Sc-.lllYl•illp * ...... ' . , 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 3 • I 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 • • set the stage for Gaaber's 1iQ1le that Merine brought in two more ancl. e1~ r " • 000 uo ,_, • 2 IOI OOI o-J 6 J Los Al Entries ttt m Athletics 117 1n 122 117 122 117 '" U2 "' tn !~ Oobbered "' Pitching woes beset the Balboa Bay Club AtbleUcs (UC Irvine) 111 Tueld.af Dicbt •• the m Fullerton Hornets 111 pounded out a 10.0 vic- m t°!!e1b'ar.e:-:at::g:~ in Memorial Park in Santa Ana. "' 1t2 1n •lit ;. :·Area Preps Feted ~~ i ~ ~ ! edwet'Cll.C :I 2 I I ~~~~;~i~~-?!i~!~i!l!ll~mlll : Missy Johnson was ;selected as athlete of the 'year at Corona del Mar :High School followlng a •successful season in : swmnasUcs competltlon. MOit 1~· AAllfV AM Giiiette. 0-llkl $wwMOll, a 3 2 I 1 JMll-,211 l 2 I I Tlttle,p l I 0 O '" 122 117 ttt 1.'he game was the fourth in three days for tbe Athletics wbo lack pttcblnl depth and die result was an J.8.hlt bar· rage by the Homets. The Athletics have only five ~"I'· Alllltt .. flMYNr , IM IUY .lol'IMon. . ; ....... .,. .. • , Mott Velllfbl• VersHy: Linde~ :oe• 1111d itobble Torru; M"4 Valuebt .. ,Jll: ICr~le ._.,;Motl IMpro .. d: •lfutllleKlrk. •, Tr-«lt : • Mou VelU•blt V•Hlty• l(rh .Meinesei.1, Cerolrn Kull, lltlll •1••t>ro; Moll Improved: ClndV -"-~ : ~ -,r SWIMft'll"I • • MeU Velli•l>le V•rtlly: Jylle 4rowne; Motl V•lu•blt JV: •it~ ll'l<llMIS.. 01-H-11111s: 1977 MATADOR WAGON 1977 JEEP J.10 P.ICKUP 4+4Y.a. ...... u ......... J7M2SMP075789 Moll V•lu•bl• varsllv: Mlur Joll11Mn; Most Improved: Clndr Wln- dll.in. TOlell 21 ll 10 II> IAf'Wlllyl ..... MARINA'S LAURA BODLE (41) IS TAGGED OUT AT THE PLATE . "'"" llAal -..., y.m.. a ,_ pitchers on the roster. .......,,men Most v•iueblt Varsllv: JUMt Ell•dn~ Most 1m11>rllvtd: C•rrl• ~wrl•,~MCComb. Soflllell Most Valuebl• Vetiltv: Seftdy Glf· te11; Most Vatuebte JV: MlcMlile Lowry; Most '"'proved: l'llHn s.-. ajor League, Standings AME81CAN LEAGUE Eut Division Baltimore New York Boston Mllwaukee Cleveland Detroit Toronto W L Pct GB 29 23 .558 30 24 .556 28 24 .538 Z1 28 .491 23 25 .479 22 28 .440 21 30 .412 West Dlvlaloa Minnesota 32 21 .804 1 31A ' 8 7~ Cblcago 29 21 .580 l'Aa Texas 25 24 .510 S Kansas City 25 26 .490 6 Angel• 25 26 .490 6 Oakland 25 27 .481 61,\ Seattle 22 as .386 12 ,.....,..o-. Ttus7,~Yon1 ICanHl City S. llosl"" • MlnNKOI .. , OlkagoS, 11 lnt\1"91 MllwMoe7,80tlimtA' Ott 1911 s. Sotlllot T-to6.c.ll.lomle 3 QNy.-llCM*ltd TeAY'IO-. Cl-1#11 (E.C-.nlt't WI et OelllW (Nll'\'lt M l e11t1mort CO. Menlntt •21 et ..,.."" IWISe i.n.n Ol>c• 11C,....c Ml et Tues 181,,__•n.n tCo/lses Cl1\' ISpllllerll ... ., et M•-..i• IT ... r~Wl,11 Ntw Yorll IT-l Ml el Mll•MlllM (~Int ... ,,11 o.trtlt 1Mll1" J.$1 et S.M ... t .... UI, ft ,..,._,...,_~l .. C.Ol~lltftoll•SI, 11 NATIONAL LEAGUE E$1& Dtrii!ou W L Pct GB Cbicaco 32 18 .640 PittsbUrgh 29 3> .592 211.t St. Louis 29 23 .558 4 Philadelphia 28 23 ~ 41!.I Montreal 22 28 .440 10 New York 22 30 .423 11 WestDlvblon Dodten 36 18 .667 Cinclnnati 25 26 .,90 9'Aa San DJeeo 26 32 .'48 12 San Francisco 24 ;JO .4« 12 Houston 22 32 .407 14 Atlanta 20 3S .36' 161Al T-4af'10.-t Clllceqlt tO, l.otAl'IOliel • Allm1tettMonlrffl1 PCKI .. r•ln Ptl41ae11r1~ t, Hooitlon • S.11 ,,_lt<07, Pllt~ll .. !'.• NtwYorU,Clncl,,....110 s.11 Oltgo t. St. Louil S T-r,1~ \.OS Al!Qtlts C'IVllOI\ ... 11 ti ChlCatO (Kl'VQw WI • AtlenM IP. H141cro Ml et Mtl'llrwl Ca.lwMn' t.01. fl H..nl°" (~,_..lie t•ll et Plllleclll~e ICtrlll!I HI. II Sen 'renc:IKO l(urth 0.11 et ~1111111111" IAOOllef'WI, ft Clnc:l-11 181tllft9'1 .... ~I et H..., Yo ... llC-.. Sl,n 5•11 Ditto 111. Jenu •·Sl •t St. Leult , •• ,~Wl ... Los Al Results SECONO •ACE -«JO rerdt. 1 Y"' *'· AlloW8nce Pu™>UJOO. Pal l Mr Je1 -· ICMOOral uo 3«1 300 Sf\ed--W•lk IM'(i.ll UO 1 IO Prnlnc~a TlclY Too CH.,tl l.IO Ttmt-1011 Also lten -Twotorllluhow, Fl~ RocMlll• Tin'( NoKrel<llet TMt•o •ACS -3!10 yards.,.,..., olds. Cl ...... lng l'lll'W U.000. l'lekuem <M'flel> I Sl:KTit •Ace -$'° y...ot, J YMt Olds & ""-Stenen At6ow--. ....,... anoo. 15.00 6.10 uo Co fun Ontl CTr-untl UO 3.2t Limit' ~et CLI!lhem> S.fO Tlme-11.lt "''° •1111 -....... City, Oli.I Cncll, .. ttllno Ooc. l'Poper Gffr9e, °"P9"1 Petlern No Krot(llft u ._. t-0..W Tt a S.COI• Oe<lit, 11tH Sttl .-. HVl!lfTM aA~ -1JO yards. J .,.., oleh & up. Cl-ltiltd AllowMCe. PIWMMOllO. MYenc:eSol\lllonCUr>Nml ... uo uo Kim's AcdttWlno IMylell 1.a •• tveH..-COtlomtlel 1.20 Tl--11.IS Aho aon -JHI Jltn Do.tidy, Charier Party, 54ert Oiervlno. Mr. llCMll\ oec11, M<. ett.111o. ~lloll. MldwtyAetllt *'-"'~·,,_...'*°· The Athletics were ~~~(!"._, m limited to six scattered o.,c11 1c.wie1 "' hits tn a 1ame that saw Jeb's•< ,..., "' Fullerton jump in front, :·.r=.~: ::~ s.o in the flnt two tn- " ... ....,""'" ~ ut ntn1a. 111muACa -m yera , v-The Athletic. play the I ..,. & • Oelml~ """--~ La Fonda Dons in a CW"'lftellrk.ewot. der Sund t CMr .. Jet,KllllflO '" doubleba ay a "-'~..,., '" UC Jrvlne ln their next ==-=T=~> ::: outing. ~"'9~1Cl411 ltJ HCAl!Ntkt Menell.Ack( ........ , "' .. o.t•SW"r~,..,,., '" ,.....-.d ' .. .., .. fleta CM¥\ell t" ·-·ti . ''°'-'·" l ~Of'.< 1 K~.. 1 w • ...,_,,. t '" 0.-,1'1 tn G<tpol. dPK tl7 519,,....,rf ltt Allen,a HI 0et•.t11 1n~a '" 8ot'owtkl; 0 Tot els • ;-II 2 ' , t 0 .. r.i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 • 0 • • •.10 310 3 00 PlffclYS TNCltlt CCt .. 9frl S.00 • 10 Mr. J•u f ODmillQUlll HICI Tl,.,.-1127 S<rttclled -0'4t'9ff' ~. Yerty,------""'"'."~--~=~~~ ..... ~....._.._.-..--.-.._ lr11 Trv'1 OetlUl 1 l'l~O Ran-IC-l> 0..,,0, llolC"" Bobby, RtllelLynn,ZObuletor Noscrel<Nt ,OU•TM aAC'a-aMyercts. l.,...r old meldtns. Purw '1500. Town Polley !litrll 2.00 1.IO 1.«> (tu .. I Ot'H!I\ CTIWIU,.I 7,00 •.OO Slr•w 8oCWMdl 2 ~ T1me-1e.1• Al'° ·~ la&'f, l.otse VtlOCI• ty, Goel To Go, a-.,,,..1 Cot e.r, Wiii BSltrr • Scrotdl9cl-A~. TlneJu.ACn "'"" llAH-1111 .,.,.. i vttr Ol<b & UO (loln\f .... "vt'M '3200, A·NlltllerW1"°""~I i14 UO Ut 460 uo uo BliJ"l> (AOelrl UnCMr91CO........l Time-~ Alto a111-A-Mr. Wiiiow ~. 8yre arel11, Qt "'9 "-• Ble<ll llrotMr ,.o 1<r4lt<tltf A~ \I.,. •lll1tne11try, llOHTit •AC• -350 .,.,_ » ,,_ o4dt 6 ""-C'lel"'tno. PurM USCIO, Aedl Oft Men CCerdoal 7.AO >.00 , ... Pletdtoa111e<<Wtfd) a.• iAO """•IOt (Adair) 4.00 TfMt-17.'S l'llO 11111 -I'm a TCllTI Boy, Ht<ll. H-World. Wlnl!et'I Lork NoscrMchH U aaKtO .. aoclc Oii ~I ''"'* 19Sltlitf',,.ifS4UO. ll:llllOU•\.CC lelltr a.II el f-t: 1, Iott W\1,e11, T•"' lllhfttt 1.l"Y Mt ,,,••tt,,, ~ Cf..,. J.e• 1 1 111 .......... , , ..... ,,,_... "''"' c;.o,....,... Jtv 0.., Ot-ftll 171 l .,,., ., ........ ,, "' "'"''"'· OotlrllltV °"""'· .,._,,. (11\IC: Je" Wiiton Tt~ Mtlltlfty. C•••o Wl111t1!\""' Y(k IPWl"f le. M IUf i*lltt 1•11 ti"",,_. I M• '"" Ml'\ .. "' ,.,...,, Mt ~ Mn "'" .._.,,, " ' Ml Wld "°''' Gfff .. W....11f, Mr .... M1' JI'" """'"'"~ \I 1 II••) Ot ...0 Mn .. art l•ller, Or 1111 Mt• Gto<CI" ~ Mr. -~ 111011 ll'•lt Mr •1111 Mr~ .... lil'1hl•Y Mr lllld M•I o .. ,, Mu•lllv Mt t!IO ,,,.,.. "•"k WtW•: Mr -Mt& Ou:ll Spt11•11 "''· ........... llM ......... ,. J•O -JMI -1 Mr -Mr! l llh l\o\1ctuy Mr 1n• M•• ••'"'• Wl•-v •2' l 0.. •nd Mf\ 11M1 ltk•t M• t"'1 Mr\ \t!TI "'"Cl Ill I Mr •llCI Mr\ loll larcttlo M• •n<I "''' J•"' .. _, ... 111 • ""' • ..., Mr\ 0_.,.. W•)O'l•••d Mr 4'1d "''' 1t1u1w11-"' John Huehee and Jett Campbell •bare most valuable honor• on Irvine Ri1h'• varalty volleyball team follow· ln1 sports award.a ban· quet.1. Special award wln· nen· ....... , J-.venlty Int ""I••' Mull l w111eo11: 01>ld•1t OIC>W' Chris 19rlct , MOlt Val11tllte, CNlt ~lu ,.._..., IUI All rtirtt ll'tt1er, Cl••- TeVIOt Mt I Vtqutn>r! \ttYe IHll, ~I "•"'"' M OU V•lllO le OlltnH' Jtlf Gtml)llell; Moil Vtlutblt Olft11••: JoM .. utlMtt hltlerVtnl\'f Moil Vth.ttblt Jot ICMtlt"°: Mt . Hv•ll• "-Gtl<ll SPECIAL VALUES FOR TODAY THRU SUNDAY 2946 BRISTOL ST. SO. OF SAN DIEGO FWY. PHONE: 549·1533 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD. PHONE: 870-0700 120 £.FIRST ST. AT CYPRESS PHONE: 547·7477 ... put eeaacm. Ken Cconet: was cboMll capt.ala. Rick Woolard ••t· Gleu RobefUoA •• ,. cbc»m eo-pl.Qwl qf tbe' . , •• , at • dl.llDer booor- tn • Orani• Coaat' Collete'• bueblll tean:a receattr. Blct .00.tal wu selected ca~. * Kuntioston Valley Christian Hilb of Ne"port Beach ba.s choaeo Caleb Hesse (football), Jell Frazer (basketball) and Roct New (baseball) as its pJayenolt.beyear. WESTMINSTER · 15221 BEACH BLVD. PHONE: 893·8544 Se ftoblo Espanol OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 8 A.M.·9 P.M./SAT. 8 A.M.·6 P.M./SUN. 9 A.M .·5 P.M • ., .. ,, l'LUS $1 .72 f.E.T. 4-PLYPOLY FIBERGLASS POL YISTIR WHITEWALL TIRES 2 "ll!IOl..US llltS OVH 99 2 ,uu or rotnsm c0to SIZE C WHITE TUIEUSS PRI E $ E78·U $24.99 F78·U $25.99 G78·U $26.99 A11·U PLUS Sl.7J f l.T. G78·l5 $27.99 $ •W~ t.u.•110 • ottultf 10.snto SHl"'-'HO OlAI • 27 .... K 11/• IH. OW4W..U fllfS • STfM SHlfTH •KICK SUND • CH llOMI CKAIN OUAlD • u.til>IO STTU ff 95 llDS LOVI 'IM Mvlll • lihor two• •log• tll tilter profech yov• on91nt wt.on ordlnory fllfon t\11 our. 2 ffftw ole· 198 MMtl, 2 preSM.lft ........ llOYD OIL FILTER ~l o oted Mi loto,..lt flo,,.•nf . with , .. ,, Now Acid • f lghllnt Micro MM*- 511& 11.-10.2 OL MAGIET STERiO SPEAKERS fOR THAT llG SOUND 12'5 • Woo!'*lwool t "'->I Ito do« pao,.( ~It • Air~ e l loc• podtHd or" 'Mf North Dakot11, Minnetota DeadU Reported ) ~ • •• Pl"t1un1. 1 n, m11n and ''"'• r ld nta CJ/ lhe thre tory brtck b • 11. ere plt461hfd ror bum• or •moke lnhala· U 1be f1n1 wa1 d1acnvtttd at 2:50 • m by a dtPU· t «lff an patrol ~Gitt Lui••• . :• WASKJ OTON tAP> An lnve1t11aUn1 com· nslttee \ottd l0d11 w uJt lloute rQember~ to ll•t c h and l(ift1 they accepttd from flv South K9re a Uon1ls and 111 part1 alven by tht flve th,l lMy attcndC'd • Thi' d«'111oa lo Mnd lh l quc~tlonnaare to K UH' mt"mbtts wall "pproved by voice vote by the ComrruU.ee on <;tandarda of Ofttclal Conduct, which i1 mvesticat1n1: aJle1 d Korean vote bu)'\OI 1c- t1 ltaet tn Convcss. Y• t••• 'I• • T......., • W JUNGTON (AP) .__ Andr.w Youn1 is m Sood &races at the White House even lhouih he says th' lut four presldenll were racists and the R""ians are racists and Abraham Uncoln was a raeist, too · .. He's absolutely in no trouble," said one ad· ministration source in a position to know. The am· bassador emerged from the meeUnc with Carter sayine that the President told him "In context he understood what I was try inc to say" about racism. BUaadle lt'l11• £1aleage Ollie~ CHICAGO (AP> "We played our own aame and we won,'· Michael Biland1c said a Ct er riding the Democratic machine to victory in a special election called to find a succeasor to the late Mayor Richard Daley. With just 90 of 3,085 pre· cincts not yet reported, the act- l n g mayor, a Croalian - American attorney who worked his way up through Daley's poltllcal organization. held 475,169 votes -77 percent of the 1tLAN01c ballots counted -to 130,945 for Republican councilman Dennis Bl~k. Dennis Brasky of the Socialist Workers party received S.413 and Gerald Rose of the U.S. Labor· party 2,044 Rlgltu Surf ace on Trip BRASILlA, Brazil (AP) A trip by Rosalynn Carter to northeast Brazil today look on human rights overtones although U.S. officials hadn't pl~nned it that wu~ Mrs Carter H &olnf to Rcetfc to VJsat a bous- in1 pro1ram and li~od th nt1ht with fnends. She rnu allo me l with two Amtrtcan mwionanes who w re rrested tbtr and held tor tour days . ...... ~ \'tethu llfb• ... , NORFOLK. Va tAP> Two ot the nine Ptrlon. who were l111te-d Mb m1ssil'g !In~. pr~sumed drowned followh\I tbo cap•liln& ~at on Cbe11poake Bay were not on the boat after all. Police and Coast Guard 1poke8man 1aid late Tut•ada)' that Vlr1inla l>unn. 50, of J>ort.smoutb, and Jtonee Uuklna, li, of Norfolk. reported they were not ubOard tho Dixie L U wbeo the 42-foot charter b<>at roJJed over Mondwy durina u storm. Four bodJt1 had been recovered when lhe Coast Guard suspended search operaUon1t at nightfall Tuesday Seven persons were stcll misalne when the 1earcbre1umed at dawn today. &.erff Pl•• A••al~d ""GAO WASHJNGTON 1AP 1 President Carter's energy plan will f:lll 11ubstantaally short of its goals and should be redesigned, the congressional audit· ing agency said today. Jn a new analysia;, the General Accounting Of· flee •aid that despJte repeated de.claraUona of the need for satrini ener1y. Carter Is backing a plan that wtll cut enerey demand by insignificant a0101mll. B9nw., Batl!*an to l'IU!e 011 NEWARK. N.J IAP> Gov. Brendan Byrne, counted out by many early in the year, has turned back nine ~ha1len1ers and won the Democratic Party's nomina- Uon for re-election. Byrne, 53. will race stale &enalor Raymond Bateman, who emerged the victor in the Republican half or Tuesday's primary. ' "I fought hke hell for it," ea1d Byrne at his campaign headquarters In Edison. l'l'•NI! With 98 percent of the elec· lion districts reporting, Byrne received 171.723 votes to 127,161 for the runner·up, congressman Robert Roe. who had spent $815,000 in hjs pnmary. campaien. Former state senator Ralph DeRose was running third with 98, 151 votes The remaining Democrats trailed by substantial murgins 'Gauntlet' Role Denied ANNAPOLIS, Md . IAP> -Vice President Walter F Mondale said today the Carter ad· ministration is not :·seeking to throw down a gauntlet before any notion" in its highly publicized human rights campaign But he said the United Stales cannot advocate human rights for Its own citizens at home and fail to fight for the same ideals around the world. Mondale made his comment an a speech pre· pared for commencement ext>rcises al the U s Naval Academy here. fllCTITIOUS aUStNUS NAMa STATIM.NT fl\< tol_,"CIM'-eredolftObU•I l\4t\\8\ I.OS AMIGO\ Cl.l!AMEll, 1:r12 W Ecll"9er S..lllt Anl, CA Arnelcto Alv•r•1 7111 Jvd\Ot ..... Whtmlro'1l'r CA Aroc&ll Alvt••l. ntt JUd..w• 4•• We•tml'lller C.A Tnh bu\l,,..,s l«Ol>CIU<lllO llv • tlmll ltd Dtrl-llllO 4NMldOAtvern nus \IOI_, ... llt.d "'"" Ille (OUl\ly Cl~•-of Or-c.ui.lv 011 Mtv , ... ,, .. , ... Pub""""' 0r<lft~ C.0.•I D•1ly ~llol Mntt -J-11,U. lt71 P'ICTITlOUS 8UllNHS NAMaSTATaMINT Tiie fOllowl.,. llef'IOfl Is OOl"t bu., ,..,, .. SEC()ojD 51)(. ).lfU S,v1lle 01,,. Pooni C..lllornle~J9 Wllll.,,, T c;,1111 )fl?1 S.v1lle o ..... P01"1 CA •i.tt Tlllt ~-"' 1~ COfldUCIM llv •n •n ~ivlduet Wm T Grtft1\ Tiii\ \l•l-1 wa• 111.0 Will! the County Oerk al °'""Of Cou .. ly o" Mey .. ,.,, ~7utl Pu"'"""" Or-•"'!" COA\I 0•11v Piiot, M•vH •""J""•' 8 IS 1'7/ l'ICTITtOUS IUSINIH NAME STATEMINT T"• lollowl"CI Pt'''°"' ere OO•n• llu\h ntt\\a\ LISCO, llO E Mein Slr .. I l11Utt1 Calllort1l•'n6ae> LIBERTY l"IDUSTRIAL su .... L.Y COM P.ANY INCORPOltATEO, llO EHi Mii" SI-I. Tut Un, Cllllornle Thlt bvsln<t\\ I\ <~ltd by e C.or'• OOrlHOt> CC..lllt>mle 1 M"""' A C..moo<••le Pr~IOt''ll Tiii\ \lef-nt W•\ tlled w•I" , ... Countv Cl..., ol 0•""9" Co•• .. •v on ~ 11 ,.,, P'7.0.J P•;l>ll"""' 0rdt\Q'O '°"'' O••IY Pilol Mn I& U -J.-I t lt11 io .. 11 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTI TlOUS IUSINISS NAME STATEMENT TM IOllOwonQ oeri;or1• ••• "°'"" bU\I• ,.,, ., llNICLCTTCR ORl!A CENTl!R ll l TD Ht() ,_,,...,00,I Center Orlw. t4"'YrC)f')f1 S.-Mh (A •lto0 l """ Proo.rtle\ 110 N1woort C""'"' D••,... Ntwe>oro B•.vl> CA •:IMO ff\1' t)u,.,.._,.,.._ '' cot'lduc t•d bv " QJ•l"I .. ,.,, °"*"'"'''"j" l 1n"ltft,., Ar .. t Cc-ntfl'r 11 Lid Elv L•l\lil Pr00t-t 1•~' """~'"' p,.,,,,,.r ,~, .. 0 ,,.,.. ... "'· S.USS4 'ICTITIOUS MISINHS MMI STATIMIENT T ... ~ PfflM Is .... "9 b\IJI• M U•4"· AL'S C04'1<RETE C'OM~ANY. 7t1 Mollle Vitia CAlila Mew. CA '2621 i..vle Vtlfttlle,, Ml MMit VIJlt C.ocu~ CA9Mt7 Ti.It -...Unen •\ tlfl6ucted b'( "" on dl¥+duM u1t11v.-.r Tlllt ti.ft ........ wes lllM wltll 11,. Co\Mlty ~ ol OrMtt c:o.i..1y °" "'-' ,, 1'11 1'1 ... l'111>tlllltd Orlll9f Co.ti Delly Pilot. ti411V ts. tlld June I I U, 1U7 2UJ-71 ~ Attend Gripe Session '"'' '' um-nt 40.hHf"mit"' w ,p;, t1110 N•'I>\ Ou• Cov11t\' ,,,.,, r;• 0 '"1W':'1P (ounly c;f"IM.t1 ," tt'1 PtJBLIC NOTICE FIUl1 SU~l!lll~ COUllTOI' CAl.ll'OltMIA <> ,,.,,,.,,.., ()< ''"'"'°' t~·"' D~lly p 1101 COUNTY 01' 01tAN06 '-11.n 1\ ,.,,J hA,. t lit 1\ 1:111 No. A'11M ,,., ,, OltDlll TOSlfOW (AUS& fCCP h<li"'I 12711 In,~ l\MBA~E MAGILE P"Atl:ER, A Minor Bv M"RSHA JtAN Regent's Invite Draws Little Response f>lJBLIC NOTICE ROCl(W(ll •M PtEllC£ LEO SHAN· STATEM£NTOF A8ANOONMENT '40"1 "'' P•••llh For , ... ,.,qe ~ 01' llSE Ofl N•mt PICTITIOUSBU,INl!SSNAMI WHEREAS MARSHA JEAN · University of Minnesota Regent David Lebedoff invited the school's 45,000 students to sit down witlt him and tell him whatever was on their minds. ' Two showed up Undaunted, Lebedoff said the day was probably a poor day for the meeting because final exams are inprogreu. The meeting was the second .under Lebedoff's blanket imdtaUon policy. Eighteen people showed up the first Ume • Prealdeat Carter formally announced he's nominating Aile T . Morton, a black woman from Texaa, to be treasurer o( the United States. Once an administrative assistant at Texas AFL·CIO headquarters in Austin, Ma. Morton is staff usl.stant to the-1fouse District Committee. She is married and the mother of two children. A '1·Yeat·old native PEOPLE held federal equal C J of Dale, Tex., Ms. Morton employment opportunity ______ ,.., posta during the ad· mint.tratlon of President LJadoa B. lobaaoo and rrom 1961to 1971, was direc· tor of Social Services for the ModeJ Cities program at Wichita, Kan • Claad Mlt.cbell of lbe musical lrio that carries his name surrendered to federal officers iJl San An· tonio and began servinc a nve.year prlaon term for marijuana possession. The JS-year-old entertainer waa arrested in 1973 by federal dnaJ acents who aaid they found 400 pounda of marijuana in bis pickup truck at a motel. Ht w u chu1ed with possession with intent to aell. U.S. Dist.Met Court Judge Adrlu s,e..,., who convicted Mitchell aft•r a non.Jury trial, MDtenced bim. Mit.chell 's attorneys are cballenfinl the HD· tence, claiming the Ju<11e considered marijuana a narcotic. The attorneys say medical autboritiea no longer conalder It a n1rc0Uc. .. The unoccupied 1overnor'1 mansion could be used for state conftt'encea under a bill clearing It& nrst commit~. After the AaaemblY Governmental Orcaniaa· tlon Committee's ~-0 vote. the bill'• spontor, ~ 11mblyman PrHk Vlceaela1 said be wilbed Gov. 'Edaad BrOW11 Ir. would aeree to &ell themanston But Vlcencia told reporters that the me&sUH allowtni the mantton'• oae for 1tate coa- terettcea was apparentt1 aU Brown would au~. Tbe •acanl Sl.l·mllUoo m anaioo 1it1 ab()ve the 11tOWM Am rican Rlver la eubWban CandlCbacl, lS mu eutottbeC.pttot . • in a national sports magazine as a leading odds· 1.,. '"''"'"'-.i .,..,""' "·" ~11•no~,,.., 11oc .. wnt -.:1 P1E11ce LEO SHAN· . '"f" u ""~ ,,..,,. t.c11t· ""'"'-''•I\"" n•m• NON PtOt•or-trl. A\ , ... rnoOwtr •nd maker, contends that Nevada laws giving the c e>Hu11v 1• r,qci:: .. ""LI.Ev 1 ....... <ll eoD11un1 •M&Rose state's Gaming Control Board and Gaming Com-11c •t 1011~ 11'"' ..,1~,., .......... Mac.re PARKER • o.,_, ""'"' 11 mlsslorrpowern,-'"dmy-~etm!S' to .. unsuitable F~!~;;, c:u~=' N \me ,.. ;.'71':.-"":i ~:""~:,•1:''.:'"o.w persons" lack "ascertainable standards and thus .... .., "' ·-.... , 111..., '" o-... <i-'"•"'>·"o •0011un1 .. 111m• trom · · II " Cov"1•-"'"'""' ,,,. PMO<l AtoSHANNO"l a~ unconstitullona Y vague. . , a ... J Pu'"'"" ,.,~, w11111e.. 1 r I'> oi:tor111ro 11>•1 •II ""°"',,._ PUBLIC NOTICE Rosenthal asked lhe nation's highest court to co"'"' o .... """"" P410, ll••«M• CA l••••llO<I 1,. ir.t e11o ...... 1111ed m•tt•r t ik do th I hi h h aid . I t b' "011• ~OOH• ct!O<t lllh <OU<I •I 11;00 AM S r e wn e 8WS W C e S VIO a e IS COD· T"'' IMx•""'''"""O'ldutt..o b• •n on on l •lv 11 ""· 1,. 11.., courlre>om 01 SU .. a1t1CNtGOU•TOI' stituUonal rights to equal protection wider the law 1•vtdu•18 111 J ""'"'"" O..o••tme<ll No J •• ,.,. courttiouw cout;:'i~~~"o"i.':NoE and due process. Th1' "•'""""1 ... , 111e11 "'"'" ttit ~~';!: ·~~:~~~1~ ~~<~:~. 0W,'•"T~~=~:~~'t':e d I •di . th . th ~:u1~~~ (""" °'°'""qe countv on M•v ~.~:sr::rd=.:111~:;• <11•"04 ol l'"OllCHIVtOEOl'NAME loan Moo a e, stan ng in e ram on e ,.,,114 IT is FURTHER9~oc1t£D 1,,11 • tn 111e Matt.,. 01 th• ""°"""o"'" federal COUrtbOUSe Steps, told about 50() Onlookers in Pubh•~ °'""0<' Co~\I Dollv Pilot, cooy ol 11•11 Otlltr lo ,,,_ ceuw 119 DONNA JEAH VILLESCAS, JASON Ph'aladelpbia that n~1.ooo worth of art work M•v H.•n<JJ.,,,..1 1IS1'11 OUl>lltl'Mld ....... 0r ... .,. C:O..tt Oeltv ALAN VILLESCAS end ERIC .,...... 710S·17 Piiot,. IW-• ol ve<>er11 <lrcul•· STEPHENVILLliSCAS, F.,..c ... ,,.,.o. financed by the government shows it "has been in· 11on pr1 .. 11d 1n Or•nv• county, ,.,..,,,. strumental in improvin" the quality of urban C•lllorlll1. -e • -" lor tour ,uc. DONNA .IEAN VH.LISCA9. JASON " p et~,1v1 WM41t orlof' to tile 11111 u!for AL AH VILLESCAS 11\d EA IC landscape." VBLIC NOTICE .... .i~oon111toe1111.,,.. srePHliN veLLESCAS 11o1ve 11tl!d • FoUOwing the dedication of a $175,000 sculpture OA reo1 ,,.v t6, "" otllllon In lttlHourt ror tn order •llow· d l'U8LtC NOTICE 810 BAUCE W. SUMNER 1119 oetlllciMr to ~l\llnoe Ills !Mr name called "Voyage of Ulysses," Mrs, Mon ale dedleal· wn1M1 JUOGEOfl THE 1rom DONNA JUN v11.LescAs, ed a mural OD linen and two' Tile Saoclltl>Kk Veltty Ul\lf .. d $UPllltlORCOURT JASON M..A4'I Vll.LISCAS -lltlC Scllool OlllVkt wttl Kttlll bldt up to M<CAltTtNIMHUCKUC .. AHLElt STliPHl!H v11.1..escAS to OONHA murals OD canvas. J:OO p.m., JIN2J. ""·"""' .""""' mo ".,...,..., •• v • ..-,su1tttU JEAN l.tNIS. Jl'ISON Al. ... N l.EWll "You are lucky to be work· S.r¥1t•~ Ofllt•. UU! OIHllO Dr1ve, Ct1tH"•"· C.tltentlUUH Ind EIUCST£Pffl!N LEWIS in' In this b.11lding," She told -Ml.HIOtl Viejo, Gllt10<nfa 10< the TeltMl-C11•1'*1"t ll 11 f)el'tby orclerecl thal 111 D.,'IOlll i------------W .,.,., 1urn1s111nvo1· All••.,,.,,1or-.111_,. ll'l•rttl!ld '" matl9r ••or••td tDtM•• Social Security Administration F9fHtll Truell ""bl'....., OreftVe c.o.11 oa11" P•lot. l)etor• 11>1nour11 .. oe.,.n111er1u1e.hl PUBUC NOTICE Wor'-ers. ""• )'OU paSS these A CHY of the bid, olvl"ll <omol.ie Junef,t .IS,tt,lfn tJ44.n 100Glvltcell4ef0tl .... Wttl.5tt1l•Alll,1------------.. "° defells, 1.-..... wllh •lull clew.r,,,.lon ------------C.lllcwnl1. °" JIA'r f 1'7', •I 11,00 HOTIGI TOCltlDITOlllS murala every day, I know they •tld \P«lfl<ellotll Ind. s111ement of PUBLIC NOTICE •'clot11 •"' lltld 11\tft Ind 1"9rt show SUN•IOlllCOUHOl"THI will be an inspiration to YOU." <°""lllons oow,.,.,,.. f._ l>idcll"!I. mo < ... M. If.,,., they ....... w+ty sllld oell· STATI Ol'CAUttO•NtA flO• ~ ,.,~ Item 1M Pllrc.ll11lnq ------------1 lion lor <~ ef -tllovld r>OI,,. THaCOUtlfTYOflOttAfllOE "It looks like hell," o.,..r1.....,._.111t•i-.•c1c1••• or ... 1t<1 .... A~"' bled 1 SAODl.EIAOC VALU!'I' It Is fllrther cwdlrC'd !NI t C-of l1111tl ft! IDA "L01tlNC£ NOILE 1rum one emp oye. UNlfllEOSCHOOl. DISTRICT tlllsord« IOVto ... Ctll\t ... CKibf•lltMltl .... IOA" NOe\.I, ... FLOltlNCE Sa.id another: "I feel happy eve1.vNMA1tT1N 0r1noe~O..•YPltot ... ,,....,...,., NOit.i!,~ b I t "-•t J 1-1-P\lrcllnlt19~I Of 0 • "• r I I c I'<" I• t Io", NOTICI[ IS Hf[ltt'.8'1' GIVl!H to Ille w e.o come o wor .. unll UUA Pu1>115lled Oret\llf eo.11 0.11" Piiot. t>Ubll-111 tlw• ~"' •t i.ott OftCt • cre<111or1., tr...,.,.... wctden1 l"lt •n 8l that WaJf." JUM I, IS, 1'17 f ..... 11 W@O IOf' '-<-1.lllW -· O•IOr ptr-1\r;t"f Cl .. _ ~t1•I tt.. nl• lOtt>edayo!HldheM'lflO. •• ~ e • e 11 t I re r •QU I'<! d * MRS MONDALE Chief Justice ROH Ellaabeell Bird said tbal the -----------1 Tr.eClwill•dlre<Mdl0"1111 PIOtlc• .. I 0 111 • 'II• m w It II I .... time tnd olt<lllf ......... !IOI lt6t lna11 ne<ffMO'Y ~ 111 Ille ... I(. ol 111• 10 dl'fS lltior .. ,,,. Mln"Q lo GARY <'-'"If 919 .......... 111"4 c-1, .... lo STl!PHEM VILLl!SCAS •• , ... , ol Ort\4ftl tlltm, """" Ille MCtUl'V Calllomia Supreme Court wUI convene io Los PUBLIC NOTICE Angeles at 9 a.m. June 17 to pay tribute to the•----------1 memory or lhe late Supreme Court Justice B. Re1 ~ ... ~~;:::~1:::5 kb"aer. The 1e1-.nv per'°"1 "• e1o1 ... t>ut•· Justice Schauer, wbo died March 5, served the Mi•.:~·. TAADIM 1utw.,1c1111 Df .. state from im until 19&&. He was named 78th as-HewPOft8'och,CAmto sociate jU1tice of the high court De~. lS, 19'2, and ,.,. .... ~ ::C~~!;!.:'"w°" or., reUredSept. 15, 1964. T"°"'°' c. W•llely, "" W•R:llfl A member of the State Bar of California wm o._,,,~=~~~':~11y 111,,,11• present t.he memorial on behalf of that croup. td ... ",."'"°' T.C.Wtll111., Tlllt at41ll!flltllt WM lllect Wflll 1111 C-lv Cl-of Or~ C.oVnly on JllM 1,ttn. ..., ... P\lbffJl'oed Or ... C:..•I Otlly •llllt, :1ut1e a. 15.!Ut. 1t11 t:tJ0.17 PUBUC NOTICE ltOTI" TOC1taD11'01tS SUN•IOltCCXlllTMtlfl ST AHO, c.n.1,0•MIA ,Olt nee COVICTY O~ OllANOe ..... ,_ et1t1• et flRAfllK I 9TOICl1t, l>e<•estd HOTlc& IS .. lltl8'1' Ol~H .. ,.,. CIMl~tA ti.-.,,,,..,._ •• .-... 11\tl tll ,.,.... N¥11'1Q ,1 ...... -'"" 'Mil .......... ,..,,l'td .. Ill• tl'll"', wltll IN lll«Ull'Y _._,... In "'~":I.~=. 1917 .. ouc: ....... , ... _..,.,...et,.,. ol IRUCl!W SUMNElt flee of llOWl.aS AHO OLDltlt, Al J•-011 ..... "·-forCourt '-Y' M Uw. 900 Wett l'lrll "'"'· ...._ '""........ i... Afltollel, C..lfetllle 'IOOlt, '°"'<" ·~ JOAN•.li4tLl.< 1llepl1<uU1111.lllett9'UltUllde"~ nut NWWllilt• llw '"eh f'l\Olltf'i ""''"'"' 10 tll'I ••t•t• 01 N-•llr, CA M690 Hid OkedlM, Wflll•n teur tftOnlht sfltr T•I: fUJl""'1... Ille lt'14pWilettlll'\9'tl\lsnoflct, ·-:.==1=it 0.11., PlfOI 0 • ... ~~·::· .. oeLI JUM 1 .e. IU2. tm l!bCWtw eUlle Witt 01 tllt abo¥t ll'1'Md dtCtdtlll llOW\.as AHD«k.OI• PUBLIC NOTICE Attw110111t..._ ____________ , ..... '"'"'''-" ~ u.a...-..,CA•O NOTIC•TOc••OITOltS T9I: 1m1•17-11t• Of''llU1•A .. Sl'I• A"Wtl91Ptl«auc:-CIK1.t'9! .. tttU.C.C.I Puol!WdOr-CM•I o.11'( IPll«. llolttto 11 llerelty ,,.,.,. te tllt JuM 1 I, U 12, ttl1 <"'"'*' t# OONALO l ltUMll.11. fr•,..1-. ,,.._ blnlrit• ..., ...... tlJ ., .. """" CllY of N"'11«l leecll, '°""''" • or-... ,.,.. et C:.•1tw .. 111 tl\et • lllft ~ •• •boul .... ,,.... lo DONALD W. MOll."~O •'If JIAHI.,_ AJ ~ANO. ,.._,._, ~ ....... " Ndt .. , " 30 A"'• IMnfl<ll ~. CllV ef If ... c.un., .. Or ............ c.i ........ '""' ~ .... 1ttlltlettff ii INSIDE WOODY ALLEN I ~VE W~ITti:l'fl &WCI(. I 'lo\ ~~p I'VE W~ITTEM IVEIN Jt>K; I HAD li.J ME FUNKY W INIERIEAt-! . . 11 . I MAMCY MY CLOCK STOPPED--· I WONDER -WHAT TIME IT 15 MMM···IT MUST BE AL.MOST TM REE O'CLOCK TODAY'S CIOSSWDBD PVZZLI ACROS~ 1 ····in· lntervtne 5 CoarH hominy 1'.10''<'" .,.C''C)K 1 .. 1no ... ~· 1• P~'•" 15 From1~·· plac:1 111 Mr. Wenu 11 Unctvll '·' cm;ty •••• ( •' erllat 1901-t'ol ehanr, 20 lnd19n1!1on 21 Deep th1nk1r 23 MOIQUI tower 25 ···•C:IP 26 Earned 27 Thtng fUll mentioned 29 Spigot 321mpo11d1 penalty 35 SC>Olted 311 Kind oft.an 37 Nor"vc>d 3&Be 1par1no with 39 Ending wllh lex and all 40 Occupancy '" '' Senllnel'1 command •2 No longer In lathlon UNITED Feature Syndicate by Ernie BashmlUer THE DOGS ARE ALL WAITING FOA THE SC~OOL eus "T 0 COME HOME GORDO ANP WHA-r' P O E!S ,...H IS l""K SL.O,... Re.M.l ""P YOU O F , MRS. GE!RKIN? MOOM MULLINS ® OR. ,::Re IP! j. Wlt..t.. N01" Sl1"' HSRS AMP l.OOK A1"' PIR'TY PICruReS .' byT ....... llld Fonnm· .. tr't..\.. euRe W.'r<E · P.A.~w· RXX> .. A'f DINNaR A l.Of e.-\5\ER . cse:e WHIZ .' AN' A L.&.. l: eveR sea 1s A 8 UNNY R A E'>&l -r' O R A CHOO-CHOO .1 by Ferd and Tom Johnson · H\~! J~t~s( 111,AT WOLJLD'VE: BEEN TOO : ~rn~: DEPRESSING . /~ , -:' I ..,,./ i, \ ~Ert&>.~c'-1 Off~fol'J ' ..... ·-... / ... -... • I .. ·· 1 can cer1A:nly ~1 wllat I l:kc4 t:e•• aboul these old moVJeS ~ . first time I saw them-I could alill aet illto a sU.ten dress." .• " DENNIS THE MENACE byT• K. Ryan WHA1 \\OOL.P HE ~ W11li00"1'Me. i ~----------------------------~ i1 I' TV DAILY LOG ·- ..,.,._, TOiiy sens 1101 only to """ Ille ...... ,.....,.., but tllo lo O'Oflel lnM from I fMI Nn Ued by Ille ~·s fattier • .., c.-.. ...... c:.thl ei.... mw.a:..SllldM• * htd..U,Wfy llOlltiltll -"""' • Min ;,#Ill sa.. a~•··••rs S) ltraat rerf-•11tn "I P,ai1KC1" lllla1eno leonavallo's full le~1th ope11, produced e$j)Klltly fof tetevlSIOn at la Scala 1n Miian, lllly fut1Kes Metropolitan 011'!'• slari Jon Vtektrs. Rttna Corsa- KllllMllW and Peter Glossop -9:30-.., .... __ Q).., CNa .. Crildl 10:00 a QI) Cl) CID G Kilptll c.. fWllltlal "Ra&e at H1nn1bal" Kin&· stOft ruslles to Ille state pmon to try and sa1t Ille hie ot h1S assaswt. Beth Ketty. wllo's betn """ pr1$-ontr 1n 1 l10I 0¥'1 the duth of an inmate DDllews Cl)I lift lay D (QI Cl)) QtJ CUii's Ale* (R) "Alltels Oft A Stm11• Wiide Oft VK1t1on. Slb11111 becOlleS lneDdty lrllh a lamous Ewopean social crtt1t whose hie rs apptrenlly i11 cllftpr, dtSjllle the pmtnce of U.S. seQlrtJy tnln f1J brMI TOllly a ., Cir1M111 OJD&iftAmdo -10:30- (() Olcli V.11 ""' mm m11ews f21) c.ptioMd Uiot Morton llewin liOl'ton. drama cnt1t and Piofessoi of O!amatic literature, talks with David Hlys, founder and d11ector of Ille liahonal Theatre of the Deal (NTD) alld lh1tt NTD 1etors about a recent P'odUCtlOn of the CJ1111P, "Four Saints 1n Three Acts" and how sign laft· 1u111 •IS tdapled to sv1t this plrt1tular play. 11:00 ... .... 8 (121 Cl)) LM ...._ $tJte Cll ISM Tillt mttlfs •@Cll<Blllfts ....... ID lllly ...._, lllfJ RlltllU 8) "" .... , Ill I (Q1) (I)) "" ... sa.. st ~A Celllltr (I) -11:30- 0 (!Ill Cil) CJ) CIS l.Jtt 11cMe: c.111111 "Oeatll hnds A Hind" B (ft) (I) Cll G ....., CarlDll (() lil'lit: "Tiit Walki11 Hills" (wes) '49-Randolph Scott D (8 ())) IUl Tiit lteokles/ ..,., " 1111 ... ID~ 1~= fa c.,tiMN AIC c_,.1 lll'a 12:00 9MIPIZ. D 1111"9: ............ r ..... .... <*-> '51-Ridllrd Basellart •c...ws ... Ir. "0.-& f'ytll!H" (eft) '62-Glly Wiiiiams. -12:30-_...,!Pt Sllllr: "T .... u •. " ~ ............ , .. "' =II: CC> "D""'• Ca1J11" (wet) 'Sl-Vlfllllll lilr,o 1:00 II (JJ@ Cl) T...,.. 2:00 Cl ... Dldtlttttlrr. "Sa• ..... "IS.AM~ -2:05- ..... """ ,,... " Sl ...... (drl) '52-Dlt Dalley, Jolnne llnl. -2-JO-..... sa.: ......... s.ra.. ..,.. .. "Hiii • °""' .....,. J .. MlllHFICENTI" _.......,.-. "'"-·-°"°Ill UUUlllld fN9llS MiMAADEMMAH'S111iiiiliiililililiiiiil ...... ·va 10 r.ta' -... UVWMAHH ... "1\.D MlDOll "AUDllT aosr ,,., A "THI urn.I em. WHO ~ UYIDDOWM 1MEUMr • ·caoss OF MOM" 111 "STUNTS- ""aocrrCNJ "'ST. ans• A IXCWSIYI SHOWIM61 Y 11MAMNEqUIN11 oo ........... I I PAKT II" • "ISLANDS IN THE STREAM" "THE DOVE" (PG) A_CROSS OF llOM .. CIJ v . "OP&4 51.ASOM" ''Thi 11'111811 su111n1111r1111r 01 lhl d8Cld8 I'' .. Proudly Presents A SPEOAL PERFORMANa ONE MIGHT ONLY THE INK SPOTS Wed., J•e 8 SHOWTIME 10 P.M. MUI'$ ....... , ..... C:.116-1421 21112 Podftc Coast Hwy.. tbltlti"""" Beach UWB.COME TOLA." IRJ Ne•--...,,.._,. ..... ,,...... SO. COAST PWA mlllleA ,.. """' s.nn ..., ,. .... SO. COAST PLW wlMMllf eo&.DIM MOii AWAID ... ocn-,,., ...... ~ llAA'S ClllWUID MIHe...,_ ..... .... --.nNM>41 ... ,,.. ............ tfltl SUNDAY'" llJ Ml_o.&., ... ... ,~ .. ''CROSS OF IRON" -...~,_~.,__,_ ___ ,_ --"l'HI CAr INI ~,... .. ,..,._,,. _.,.. .,,. unu .... WNO UYIS DOWN THI LN4I" WllllCDA't...... ..,,... 1111 ....... - (PG) JOHN PQ.JONES RalERT Pl.ANT »CMYf'K.E ~ BONHAM COOR/ ~Q.l'<l'>''wt u.i WA1~'4-"No\ Mlu~I <illlis~I .. ~~ 11' ,•;t.1 11 • ' J.., , -......,. .... --TMl mNe ... ..... ... 01 ........ MM .... ellCla- MllAUtNt IUll W.C. ... AND• ... Niil .......... THllTIN9"9 11&4'1 ---Gf·--... Chorale Superb One cou.ld not have uked for a more •r.c:tacular conclusion to a memora- b • lf?t.77 aeuon than that provided b1 an obvlou1ly inspired Irvine Muter Cbotale lut weekend. They bave before them a summer tour th.at wW take them to three Euro- TOM BARLE'Y. Music Box .,...._ pHn naliona and if they aina in Europe u they did in Santa Ana's' l'int BapUat Church they will not be allowed to retum to ua. m-.rk the resignation from her WP nesa manager-public relations alot CJI, ' the ever amillns Jan Landstrom: '"IOClr" • "'IUIMT 0 ....... ,. ,,.,. .. A STAI IS IOIM" Cl> •eta1Y HILL HIGtr' "W.ACI SUMDA .,-Cl> • ~.-.WHO UY• DOWN THI LANr ""M.YBSTIMr' ""TUHMB. VISIOW' CPGf What they will set ln Europe, of course, la •uatalned applause that will brine direct.or John Alexander back to bl.I podium time and time a&ain unW hl1 •hoes wear out. TRATKIND OF tribute is unknown it\ Orance County although it was 1ood to Me quite a number of the au~ dlence Saturday nlebt eive the chorale the •tan<linS ovation they de-Hrved. , -------.:....:........:....:::__....:.:...::.......::_.:,:..:..:.._..:...;__ .. They ~ lt for "The Lark" .-.... ~------------.... alone. They save U5 a 1uperb rendi- TODAY AT tion of Leonard Bernstein's musical • tr~ting of the path taken by Joan of Arc with soprano Vina Williams, alto 1 •00 3•15 5•30 Helen Warnder and tenor William • • • • • Smith IDOlll ably lead.ine the way. 7•45·10 .. 00 It followed an inspiring "Missa • • Brevis" in which Alexander steered STOP BY BRITISH MOTORS OF ANAHEIM AND ENTER TO WIN THE STAR WARS SPITFIRE! ~' mM'S !JI' OEllJlE • 1UJH(OC(\• ' ~--.·--·-~ pP. ~~~~!_IU~ [JJ[00..0'fSYSl£M 1~ o; ...... ~ .... -..•.-.i, .. !filli'., ~;:&Jj ~~r .... 11..-±_~ UCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT PLITT CITY CENTER THEATRE 3901 METROPOLITAN -ORANGE SANTA ANA FRWY AT 634 9282 GARDEN GROVE FRWY. • · his charges through the glories and complexities of the Kodaly work with skill and infinite patience. AGAIN, DESERVED tributes for gifted soloists: soprano trio Darrellyn Melilli, Ruth Sandberg and Elizabeth Hayes, alto Ann Morris, tenor WilUam Smith and baritone Robert Jain es. Regrettably, after our cheers last Fridp.,I and Saturday, there were tearnb be abed for those who will not be with the chorale next season and during the trip lo Europe. Most regrettably, perhaps, we must .. Burt Directs· LOS ANGELES (AP) -Burt Reynolds, who tried dlrectlne with "Gator " and liked it, re- peats with his next Unit- ed Artists film, "The End." The ml>vie is described as a contem- porary comedy by J erry Belson. Reynolds will star and direct, with Joanne Woodward cast ..,. ______________ __, as bis wife. ,; I SHE WILL CONTINUE to sing with I the chorale but is compelled to relln· quiab what bas become a tremendous-. I ly demanding and time c.'ODlumlnl post. I No one has worked harder for the : cause of the Irvine Master Chorale. : She richly deserved tdbute offered. · her Saturday nigbt. ' And so, boo voya1e, IMC. Our aum .. j mer loss ls Europe's gain and we an·. ticlpate rave reviews from mualc ! writers in tbreernatiom. Tuu U.S. Acton· 'Best' itJ, ltal,y • ROME CAP) -American movie ; stars have taken the lion's abare of the . David of Donatello awards, Italy's top movie prizes. Dustin Hoffman, who starred in the film "Marathon Man," and Sylvester : Stallone o{ "Rocky" were named best 1 foreign actors Tuesday. A jury of Italian movie critics and : writers also named Fayne Dunaway best actress for her role in ' "Net work." Jody Foster, who played in the rum .. Taxi Driver," was given a special award as the leading promising ac· tress. The awards will be presented at the . Sicilian resort of Taormina on Jul.J 23 . 'IRPO/l'I' ''FIRE PLUS '.Jl'Jf PG) (PG) SALE" (IN THEATRI! •1) "A ROARINGLY FUNNY SEX COMEDY" "Cl NOE RELLA" IS NOT JUST ANOTHER FILM IT'S AN EVENT! PLUS "l"''"t ... ~1 W(lfW~\tt!~TM!.NVIST RATED X \co.u0tM•ao•1 ' 4lM•ll .JA(lt.4if)N (~)lJNTY .WI .. YVffiEMIMIUX PLUS (R) "CRY RAPE" The Fikus family: TheJ're Not Roasted. TheJ're Not Salted. TheJ're Just Plain Nuts. ~\ • tMRV1H WORnt PROOUCT10N Starring ALAN ARKIN ·ROB RENER • VINCOO' GARDENIA ANJAN£TI'E COMER • KAY MEDFORD and SID CAESAR Produced By MARVIN WORTif • Directed By ALAN AAKIN Screenpjay By ROBERT KLANE Based 01\ hrs Novel • Music DAVE GRUSJN!i'l COl.Olt BY~ & .: • .,.ntfl'MC:Cln\lll' POX, 9!W • "FRATERNITY ALAN ARKIN ----ROW" , ROB REINER AATED(X) 11CINDERELLA' 'srLVE~ ST~E~l-4 .. OOEwweA:li"QA"-~-~PAYOR ........ -...... ...... SllllER STRE.AK ....... _ ............. -.,i ~" ....,..,._AQ'RO( MeGOQHAN.....,.,_ ...._.__....,.,.,_,... -----..__ ..... \._....____,,.,......,. ............ -------· ~ IN VIA UOO PLAZA .. ..-. IBllT I.II .. cu 11.Ua.T·WllAlt ...a· UJICf.,W(- _., IClfAllWl.lJMill Sim .. .,llJIY MAD -,.,.,., TOllY lOAlllS·._,., ""11 TOM JOE -•Rm WALJIMAl.,.IAKEEIWUllS ,.... .. _"IUIE HIWAllS ,... ",_.. caa" 11rt111 • . . . SILVER STREAK w.-.p_.:50 SAT-5:30-1:20 edwards LIDO CINEMA w~r~1~ .. -:oo-11 •• 11~5:~ MIWPOITllYO.ATYIA UDO '"" - SUN-1:1M:1M:OS MEWPOIT HACH 673-1350 SUN-S:1S-7:10-11:00: 11ra11111 · · IUIDIDll lhrlllar ~HWSIE~~ DI· •a d8Cld8 I" -Rona BlrNll, ABC-TV ROBERTSHAW BRUCE DERN MARTiiE KELLER "A STAR IS BORN". ALSO PLAYING AT CINEMA WEST MTME FuNNiEST NEW COMEDY OF THE YEAR." PAUL NEWMAN~ .... ' . .. Stockholders Begin ~ tow .Rumbling •1 10N M OWITZ IL ...... ltn mQ 10 down IJ\ UM..... )'•U ol lhe 11\"1 Ill« . If Ml m ti at a 111 ber ol PW• f ou.Dtd &.bey eould oo Jen1er eouot oo u•aldln remalntn1 p ltH, wlllla• lo put up wltb ahareholdet, WLWam Ketfenn. row to obMrve tbat "th top a · ecqtlv.9 lbovt t.balr bandl lo Lbe UU mU. a few doUan ad aay to htll with tba atockbOlden." 17. voSoed at a poUtlcaJ election In tbe 8cMet Ua.106. Thll year the 1nU·maa.,ement forces have been callectlq a lot of votea. On tlMt balJOt at tb6 Chrnler mtetinl were three resoluUoos tbat would ban put new reatrtc· tlou oa aecuuve compenaaUCJD. Sucb NIO&utioQS rarely 1aroer m-. Uum I ~t ol tbe votes cut. ID tbe Chrysler electiCJD, Al tbe an Ull mHUn1 of ~ o.p,, roe aample, one DI SNT &.U IVal'ACD before Ill UAUi meet1q1 but it Wla USUl1lY I looeJ.1 cry, COID• parabl4t to the opposlt.loo normal· Firms List Promotions lntM NaU•aJ Baa.k director Rld11rd 8 . -bu been elected cbain:nu ot tJM board ol ~rton. accord.inc to laek "· B•llr• who bu retired from that oftke Hamilton bu served u diatrman ltace April 1974. St.ewas, a member or the •~up that founded Irvine N• tiQQal in Aupst um. bu been a cl1redor alnce tlll1 ttme. Hamilton continues to serve oo tbe board. Stevens la prai· dent ol the Marina City Club, a rnickatial private club, recrea· nava..s tlOllal md marina eomplex in Marina del Rey. Prior to that, he was president and cblef operat· lni officer of International Bay Clubs, Inc., ~wport Beach. : From 1988 to 1973 Stevens served as vice presi· dent and assistant to the president of Wrather Corp., owners and operat.on of the Dlaneyland KQtel, where be was involved in several major pfia.ses or their expansion progl'am. He is a director oftbefirm. • Comprebemlve Care <A>rp •• Newport Beach, bu aQJlounced sii new appointments in its corporate management staff. A. Joel KJeln was named vice president, de· velopment and Robert L. Kasaftmun, vice presi· dent of the Careunit division. • llldaard A. Sutom. bas been named director of operations, Western division and Robert W. R11ner. director of o~rations, Midwestern division. · John M. Brum. wai; named director of pro· Office · & Secretary From s2g5 monthly Cati for m<'rB mlormar1on 759-0334 IABOGAIY ROI Design Plaza 240 Newport Center Dr .• Suite 200 Newport Beach ~ feHlonal .ervtcea and Grover LIWIOll wu appoint· ed reponal manager of the Midwestern Careunlt dlvlalCJD. • J• C. Palmer bas been named vice president ~ and director ol marketing of Hyland DlainosUcs Dlvlsioo of TrHenol Laboratories, lac .• Costa Mesa. He ls responsible for the martcettna and sales of Hyland dlagnostlc1 products, Including dJagJ>Olttc test tits, diagnosUc ln.strumenta11on and controls for hospital and Independent clinical laboratories. Durinc bis business career, Palmer bu been a pbannaceutlcal sales representative and has held several markettna management Politions in the health care in· dustry. Much of bis experience. was gained at Ortbo Pharmaceutical Corp. and later Ortho Diagnostics, Inc. where be became dlrector of advertis· tng and promotlon and served on the board of directors. He later managed a market· ini comultatiCJD firm lo New Jersey, specializing in health f'AUitH care industry marketing. Before joinine Hyland Diagnostics, he was vfoe prmJdeDt and dlrector ol marketing of UCO Optics, Inc .. an tntematlonal manufacturer of contact lenses. Air Fare Policy Ruled Unlawful W ASJDNGTON CAP> -'l'be Civil Aeronautics Board baa ruled that most common fares, In wbicb airlines charge tbe 11ame rate to several cities, are unlawful. It gave the carriers 90 days Tuesday to publish new fares on tbe scores of routes Involved. mainly between East and West Coast points llDd between West Coast dUes and Ha wall. The practice of common-faring began in 1931 wbea an airline autborbed to 07 to Los Aqeles vfa San Diego dedded to charge the same fare tor both points. . Other airlines followed the lead, and the practice grew. even though d.lstanees, on which most fares are based. weredlfferent. One reason the airlines cite for common-faring is that it simplifies tickelinl UTangements when a passenger decides to change bla destination, for ex- ample from Los Angeles to San P'rancileo. By charging the same fare to both cities. the airline does not have to make any money adjustment and thuseasestbeburdenooits ~- A pglice monitored alarm system. For: police, fire, medical emergen.ciea. $15.00 per month on.a.subscription basis. Existing ala.rm installations can be connected to our computerized system-or you oa.n choose from the simplest low cost to the most sophisticated ala.rm installations. No matter what-the monthly fee 18 the samel CASCO'S 3 in 1 alarm system uses computers to d1spla.y a.la.rm data and vital personal information on a. TV screen at the Newport Bea.ch police /fire disl>a.tch center. CASCO helps the police speed help to you! For more information please call 714/631-3220 or send in completed coupon. r, ••••••••••.•••••• , CASCO 833 Dover Drive, Suite 5, Newport Beach, C&l1fornta. 92e60 • A Computer17.ed Ala.rm Systems Company • ;:. .NAME •• STREET lcITY . • TELEPHONE NUMBER (BUSINB88) •Slgnat.ure -..... . \ ' STATE Money Tree they~ 2IO percent. The diaaident Chrysler tbarebolden were miffed that last year the top 1,500 officials of the company received bonuses totalinl $18 million. wblcb Just about equaled the casb dJvidends paid to the more than 200,000 shareholders. CB&YSLE&'S manaeemenl fared better than the one at Fibreboard Corp .. San Fran· ctsco·based paperboard and packqlng company. Fibreboard bu been losing money f« the past two years, but the manage- ment asked shareholders to ap- prove a new stock-option plan for executives. In an Ullprecedented display of independence, the Ftbreboard shareholders voted down the management proposal, 1.4 million shares to 1 million. Consolidated Edison, the beleaguered electric utility of New Y~City, also bad to COO· tend with critics who mustered impressive support from 1b1rebolders. ·The Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul submitted a resolutis:>n to require the company to disclose ita 30 Jar1est stockholders. It was backed by 1.5.8 percent ol the shareholder votes cast. At the S.S. Kresge annual meeting, 11 percent of tbe shareholder ballots were marked in futile oppcelUon to a manage- ment propoeal to change lbe bame fl the company to K mart Corp. COMPANIES WERE cbalJeaged tb.ls 'Prinl on a Wide range fl issues. Some were ques· Uoaed about tbetr Investments in South Africa or Cblle. Others were asked about their policies toward an Arab boJcott of Israel. Still otben were confrooted witb demands that they atop SpCIDllOl'- ioe violence-ridden TV pro- iram.a. Of course, many of th• cballqee were not oa aucb loftJ levels. Vernon Gocbneaur, chairman of Fubloo Two Tweo- ly lnc., a Clevelmd·bued cos- meUc1 firm. found blouell queried about bis aalary ($190,000 a year>. bis t11e ol a oompeny-owned Rolls Ro1ce. .bia uae ol a COIQpany-owned yldlt and the company's loans to lta executives. Petbaps the most biiarre ac- tions were brought acainst Akron-based Roadway Ex)na. the nation's largest common motor carrier. WtWam A. West. a stockbolder, 1Ued the co=. cbar&inl that executive mies and expense accounts were ex· cessive. Tbe 1uit demanded that Roadway's president. Otto E. Lllpfert, be removed from olftce. AT TOE 8.\llE time, West's wife, Helen, filed her own suit against Roadway. She was emploYed by the company for 2IO years until last June. Mn. West charied sbe was flred and otherwise humiliated because she resisted the sexual advances of Lllpfert. The trouble with many cor- porate managemen~ is they have a knee-Jerk reaction to sbarebolder resolutions, .reject- ing them without even reading them. Exxon Corp., world's largest petroleum producer, didn't make that error th.ls ye.ar. Presented with a resolution from the United Presbyterian Cbureb as~ for a report on tbe com- pany a coal·mining actlvlUes. Exxon's management said, "Sure. why not?" lt recom· mended a "yes" vote, and the re- solution passed with a heavy ma- jor lt y . An incred ulou s spokesman for tbe Presbyterians said: "Tbe last time Exxon support- ed a sb.arebolder resolution was in 1911 wben someone uked the company to sell more oil ... Over The Counter MASDUstings . ; Dr. John R. Hubbard, presi· : : dent of the University of : Southern California._, Jiu : been elected to the board ot \ : El Paso Company, Houston. · Jet Builder Gets Ordere -LONG BEACH <AP> McDoanell Douglu Corp. will ... build Jetliners for airlines in : Gba.oa ad the Net!Mrlaads. Ghana Airways, a national airline, has ordered a DC-9 Serlea 50 twin-jetllner for re· eiooal routes along the west coast al Africa, a McDonnell Doqlas spokesman said. Tile new jet, which will carry 139 paseeaaen in a aingle-clus cabt.o. ls to be delivered next apr· . . in1. Ghana Airways ls currenUy ualn1 a DC-9 leased from Hawaiian Alrllnea for those routes. the spokesman said. Martinair Holland ordered a fourth DC·lOCF convertible fretgbter for its international passenger and cargo operations, according to the spokesman. He saJd that Martin.air, a worldwide noucbeduled carrier, is to re- ceive t.be $3S mlllloo trijet In fall 1918. IJps aad Doamu u~ i...st , ... a.a Pct. • " Ult 20.0 + 1 Up 17.4 . •, " I •I 'I ~ 3\lt )\It ,... : ~ ~= ltl ,, . 2 I ~ )V. , , .... "' ~ • II N ~ SI N "" 21 " S\lt , .... + -UP i..7 , • • Ill Up IU I +14UP14.J ' + l\Q Up IJ.S ' : : ~ ~ ! t ~ JU • \It Up 1t.$ + 14 Up 10.S ! ,"-~ ?H • .,.u .. io:t • -UP U + • Up LS • loll u. .... + !Iii Up 7.1 + IYt I.lo 1.1 +I Up 11 + -. UP 1.J • "° Up 13 MUTUAL FUNDS • "'4-• . . . . I I • '"t.-· :· I~ . . Caution Keeps·.-:· . ..~ Investors Away;:: .. ,\ . . . , S7 JOBN Cl1NND'J' •• .............. WUUam Batten. Qa1rmaD of tbe N.w Yon Stock ~ ~ chance. mQ be cou9Ct wbm be MJS "l belleY• then an-. 11Mtm1Q1 peopleoattbeN wtth~t.dl. • • · Y-. tbey have tbe ~= alldlow 1n loadlaJ with dlpostta. Tbe ..._ baDb are maktnli .....-•oru to lb.an lD t.be lode. Aad famm• an ata~ mQIM1 tDto homes. MW ud czktin1, u tlM1 De'fW' ba-n: before. aur ttmt'U NOT INVSlmNG tbe IDCIDe7 ID~ =~~=~~u.~=~ct!;; Uoue to npt hlCb Nde111,ptioal. • • ~' And IO, the sec:ood half of Ba1tm•1 ata1emeDt. md several months aco when be embuted on a procraaa to &we back to the market the procDial iDd.lridUl IDYeltor. bd ~ hardly come true u 1et. lt reada: · '' .•• Who are ~•dY. tq ~respood to !J reaaonable lncentivea to put aomeaf their savtnp into stock.a •••. '• P«mtial lnveston eoatillue to be aavers tmtead. They aurch fw tbo iuaranteed ftzed return D'IO'tded bT ln· Welt nt.ber' than \be rt.ikier but poWi· tJally maer return that ltOcb mllbt provide. . Reuon1ble lnffnUva? 11&111 IO&ld eompanlel are RlliDI below thltr boot uTTS• . value. Tbe prtce-e.arn.lnp raUo of tho ~., Dow Jones industrial averaie t.a about t.s « l•. compvecl· with nearly 12aJear .. 0and18to18 a dec8de qo. ~ TBB INCDi'TIVES .tU mus. buttbeJ aren't beinc exerct.aed. , One mutual fUDd conducted a au:rvey to determine wUt • was done with the money abarebolden Mtah,ed by redemDT ,il inl their holdings. The larlest petee11tqe. 3', said tbe7 de- po1lted the funds in aavtnga accounts. ~ Respoodln' to the cautlows climate. eorporallcml that. · once attempted to attract lnvestan tb.rouCh s~ crowua ~ are commlWns more of their funds to dividends. · ' Standard & Poor'a Corp. found that more companies') railed tbeir dJvidendl lut moatb tbaD In 8D1 prevloua M1.1· '• since it began keepinc records ln 1955. No fewer tlwl 28a companies railed their dividends In the maotb. TRIS Enon TO COllPBNSATB inv~ qol~ inatead ol ~ them to wait for loq-term c.apfl.al 1a1D1 Wal exlJl"llMd throulb eJrtn divide:nda aJlo, Si&t1·fll'e Go tru weredeclued venua" a year aao. Why the cooaervaUve attitude? • Batten expressed the view: ''Many of them aimplJ wat aome auurance that the &O'f'fJl'1Ulleat woai pena1ile thilm with heavy tues ii they bas>pen to make some maaey OCl their lnvestarenu. · nut there la men to it than that. INfnTIV'J10NA.L ACl'IVITY, A~UNTING for about 10 percent of dollar volume on the NYSE, most Ukel,J b.u a lot todowltb the reluctance to Inv.tin atoc:u. ~ Thole lnltltutiona are felt by Snd.lviduall to be unfair, competitloll. beeause ot their manewnovtnc paww, tMtl' ~ apeclal research, their abWl7 to mcwe fut on news u.· ~ public milbt not receive until houri later. · Indeclaivellela about the ee<IDOIDY. ol coune. '8 a fao. tor. Wbeo savers can see tar ahead more ol them than DOW tend to become Investors. But they cannot see, and it'• all • qnderataodable when you read the news these days. Teclmical Rally Nets More. Gains NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market conUnued up. ward today in what anal)'Sta saw as the continuation of a technical rally. The Dow Jones average ot 30 indll5trial stocks was qp •. 32 eomts to 912.99. Gainers outnumber losers by almost ~1 am.cog issues listed on the New York Stock Exchange. BlgBoardvolumecameto22.2milllonsbares.1 . The Dow dipped briefly to below 900 on Tuesday before · it began a rebound and finished more than five points ahead · for the day. Analysts noted a continuation of some bargain hantinf • by investors today. Steeb In The SpotllglJt HEW YORK CAP!• S.ltS. 4 p.m. Pf'l<e eno ~ <'*'Ill t11 the "'""" most ..cu ... N-Vort Slocll e-<'*'00 11--, 1r..i1119 NiloNlly ti mort IMn SI. 1 ..... , c.nt. .. . J'1,llOO '°~ • t mTT . .. . .. . .. Hl,700 .,,.., ••.• Avll Inc .•.•. .• ,,.,100 10~ -~ Gefltt1&E1 ••••• m ,100 n + a. F..SNal Mt~.. • 70e.IOO 1''41 .. • ~Itel Inc....... 204,l'OO 7><. •.•• T .. Ulll. .. . .. .• . 2041100 )I~ • 1, Gen MOI~.... l'Cl,toO 61 + "" Allt9 ~ .•. • 1'0,600 21"\ .... l o<klld Al~.. . . 1'0,0CO IN -.. !~":.~.::::::. g}.: =: t o.t> l!ltc\.:.!....... 167,JOO »411 + ~ ,_ ____________ _ •ic~ w..... ,.,,100 •~ • " ~ S Did VI Rll"Owt,....... 1"3,600 IJ\11 +\I; nJtGf "' tO~luJ MI W VOllK (AJ>) ,.I U. fl~ to keep It.ale otttclala frodl buUdlai a '31.500 am· ,.Uthe ter and pavilion la tbe ravine. a Parks Dlreetor Rfcbud D•Vles 1ay1 ptam have bttn temporarily •helved bttaUM ot oppotlUon. ''The ravine w., the acent ol a bloody b tu It aln 't the,. tor frl•~thr'Owln1 and picnics," 1&id Jerry RUstell or LltUe Rock, a founder of the Civil Wn 1\oui:tctt.ble devotecl to Civil War tort. · Ru11~l1 said the ravine is where tile tide t~ed a1alnst the 'SOutb tn\be f>ecemlter, 1862, Bat· tl• of Prilrte Grove. He said the loaa ol that batUe wat the belin· nln1 of tbe end of tbe Con·· ' ' federacy in Ark.aii.,. State Rep. Btu Rlmsey of Prairie Grove, a proPQMntoftbe ravine si~. Hid, !rrhere's just not 1oln1 to be any lpc•Uon that will please everybody." "We are faced wit.b splitting the difference between )llatori.cal inletrity aod the day·tO·day operation and Interpretation of the park, 'l>avfes said. Russell said opponent.a have propoaed several alternate sites on tbe battleground lSO miles northwest ot Little Rock, but said part atncials Ioli.st the ravine 15 the best locatioo. "It's just obsUnacy," said Russell. Amateur Civil War historian Pat Horan of nearby Fa,yettevilllt says the "apex of the lone marcll of Union Gen. Francis J . HerTOCt was right there in that ravine. I! was pr'Obtbly one of the fastes( most spectacular Union marcbe:t of tbe war. Oen. Herron inltla~ the battle at the end or th~ march." 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PAK,OF 3 ,,......o.ttoMC»• 'Cf71• C) 2 eusie (00 nil) ftcKir '"•"oon•m•>....,..powder 1 llapoon(l*'>MIC 1 /4 cup (10 mf) ~ M /4 ~ (aoa •> mfflc 2/1 cup (110 ml) ,..nut butter Put flour, bakJng powder, ult, and tugar In 1 bowl and mix .. In another bowl, blend together milk and peanut butter. Add the milk and peanut-butter mixture to the dry Ingredients and beat with a spoon. Pour mixture Into a greaed loaf pan and bake for 45 to 50 minutes~ Thia bread tastes best when It's a day old. ( Cookbook author Nancy Mehagian, · with her kitchen · helper Vedra, 4, believes kids should get . 'a natural start.' . .. . . ' . ' Mom ,Spells '©~·t · ~BC ,s .Of a Natural Ki-to·hen c A n 0 B G AND y . By BAIUWlAGIU!>BOWEN hes 8re c..oeeived "out of eavha>mentol n~lty,'' like "" · 0t-.o.My .. 11et~w" / mealssbeturnedoutinSpaln. . . ' 1 /2 cup (120 ml) carob powder 1 /2 cup (120 ml) aoy powder 1 cup (240 ml) honey 1 tablHpoon (15 ml) oll 114 cup (80 ml) HHme 1Hd1 1 /2 cup (120 ml) 1unflower 1Hda 1 /2 cup (120 ml) chopped walnut• 1 /2 cup (120 ml) grated or 1hredded coconut Remember as a child, being perched on the kitchen counter "When you're in a country other than the ooe you're used tD.I closetothefioury goings on: first, aslar, anappleorabeartwould you learn to live off the land -to cook with goal cheese aoil appear. It ll wu Christmas, there were reindeer taking form, bells native herbs and let your bread rise in the sun. ~ .. and fat.Saptu. . "In Ibisa, I would walk to the market with two buce bast• Tiley would be pulled from the oven, all golden and won· banging from my shoulders and fill them up with freai. derfdlly smelly. vegetables and fruit. l would go to the mW to set flour and pl~ • The best part about these cookies (well, almost) was frosting figa and carob pods from nearby trees. tbem. You could spread different colors on thick or thin; and lick "You tend to get spoiled wben nature provides you allot tbat. the bowl clean lfyou had a lot of clout. It was a little bit of paradlae, and yet It made cooking • Then came tbe sugary stardust and freckles, Red Hots and challenge.·• licorice snips for funny mouths and eyes. • Combine all the Ingredients, except coconut, In 8 mixing It was neat being a kid in the kitchen. No calories of concern. TBE BULK of the ingredients called for in "Super Naturat••, Just good, messy fun with mom, manOfacturine marvels from can be (ound in supermarkets, with care, at health food stores bowl. Place the bowl In the refrigerator until candy mixture Is dou1h. and cooperatives. very cold She suggests taking your child marketing so that be or she can · . . . "KIDS A.BE NATURALS in lbe kitchen, and I mean seewbatyoubuyandwhatyoupassup.Sbesayskidswillfind,lbat, Rub a little oil on your hands and form mixture into ~alls or natural," says Nancy Mehagian. a Dana Point mother whose own besides being inexpeo.aiYe,natural foods are a lot prettier to look at• log-shaped pieces. Roll each candy In coconut and ptace on · ('utterest.lb food and JWtrition edu~atlon bas led to the publication and more interesting 10 touch than foods packaged with pre. waxed paper or in candy wrappers. Keep candy In the this spring of ber natural foods cookbook for children. servativ~. . "Super Naturayl" iS marketed by David Cbarlsen & Others as ==========:::::;===::::;::;====::;. ' refrigerator. • the tlratnatural foOds cookbook/reader for pre-schoolers through '"'"~ttf WCWw!Ye"""'• tbtrd·sraders. It presents a wholesome, fiber-wise, low-sugar ap- BARBARA OIUS.SOWEN, Food Editor W~neaday, June 8, 1977 THE HYMAN EXPERIMENT Ct proach to sensible eating and vegetarian living. -The red pea are easS'. Many can be mixed iD a alnale bowl or pan ao mom won't have to overhaul the kitchen after they're made. BePmfng coots get to know how ingredients wort: What makes a muffin rlH? the top of a casserole tum brown and cnmchy? Another plus: Since recipe formulas use both, kids and parents) can learn standard and metric equivalents lD Just one easy pie. Some "Super Natural" recipes were sieaned, says the author, while sbe was living on the isJand of lblsa, off the Medlter· ranean coast of Spain. There she learned to rely on naUve fruits and vegetables for sustenance. 1 "I started fixing evenipg meals for a bunch of us who were living in a big house there, and before I knew it, I was serving 40·80 people a nJght. in a restaurant we setup ln town." IBIZA is an artists' colony that seasonally attracts aun- seeklq tourists from continental Europe, North Africa and t.be Mldate East. Hers, El Pato Dobl~. was one of few ve1etartan restaurants. S~e returning to the states, Ms. Mebaglan bas fantasized about opening another restaurant, but presently pursues a prac- tice in Jin Shin Jyutsu, a healing p)'actlce •dminlatered by massage to certa:ln "pressure points" in the bod.J. Cooldn& re· mains a bobby. Ms. Mehagian, who admits to baYing inherited tastebuds t.bat favor Armenian foods and spices, says many of her favorite dis· Solution-'-Sinfully' ~est.less By JACKIE HYMAN I thoucht visions of prime rib would haunt my dreams. The decision to try a vegetarian diet came alter one week In which every cut of meat 1 cooked came out dry and touch. What would it be like to eat no meat at all? Actually, It was fun. I lndulied sinfully in artichokes, uparqus and avocados, drank lots of milk (with bittersweet chocolate chips, my favorl~ dessert), and lndul&ed in exotic rice dishes. I only strayed once or twice - two plecea Of sauH(e on a aUce ol pll:u, and a few cbJcbn wtnp at a party. The one n,ght when I planned to eat meat, at a birth· day party tor my brotber, It turned out that my slater-in-law had flxed meatless lasaana in honor of her own brother, a veaetartan. One ol the challenges I faced ,,., to translate one of mt favorite casseroles, wblcb uses ~rk. into a veeetarlan dlab. It toded up be.ina one of m1. favorit f Mt1SllllOOM RICE WITH EGGS WILTED SPINACH SOLtJTION Wilted spinach. wa1hed Oil Garlic Sall to taste Heat oil. Add clove oC garlic, then spinach. Salt and stir quiclt· · ly. Remove from beat, drain and eat. 1 large ereen onion, chopped 1 packa1e Italian salad dressin& mix OU Vinegar ~teaspoon oreaano ~teaspoon thyme l tablespoon parsley flakes Mix oil and mecar with salad dressln1 •• described on pacltqe. Add ore1ano, tb)rme, parsley. Pour over mixture ol .other vecetables; IUr well. cu be eaten immediately or be ma.rlllated. Jt'11oocUotevu. t Vedra, Ms. Mebaglan'l'fou:r-year-dd, bBS'beenrearedooan, ovo-lacto-veeetarian dlet aiilce b~ wtaich means she eats vegetables, fruits, nm.. grains end dali')' Pf'Oducts Only-except for an occasional hot. do, (''tlae absolute w01'1'9" remarb. mom). The child ls currenUy a win at gathering and sorting reeipe ingredients; she prefers hooey to sufar and ls proud of the fact sbe likes vegetables. ON OCCASION, Vedra will eat flab, "but she doesn't seem to require m,eat i>rotelns," Ms. Mehqtan continued. "She's never been slclc ex~ept for a seasonal cough -and that leaves in three days -so I mow her resistance to aerms ts up. "Whenever she's been sick, we've been able to handle it,•• says Ms. Mebagian, referring to her acQpressure technique. "It takesaboutlOmlnutestqbringafeverdown." . Does her meaUess philosophy originate ln Jin Shin JJUtsu?~ ''No, but I do recommend natural foods to all the people 1 treat." sbesaid. , "Vedra 's a veg~an because I am. Not that I would be up- set wit.b her if she chose to bite into a piece of steak. She'• tried it and bas made UP her own m1Dd about it" shesaJd. "And when she starts cooltinf, 1be can plan the menu. Until t.ben, she's going to get a natural start; and I think abe11 cmtinue to eat that way." · • om[i f ~'s WO,JBC sh for BUS}f Caterer ualpment UM flntj apl.... I • -ID oeellicn for tbel •• ree at Laat •• The Country watcbina stars ~':.I 'ltt 1/11/ltr Sltoppe ,.. • ,; tiA9'1hCi & CUl OlCOllAI NCi \0 : .; h Something ONglnat For Every Occasion ~·.:;:;, Weddings• Father's Day • Graduation ... &40-7B82 All Those Spec1a1 Oates NP YOU CAP> - "Caurla1 I• U.e new alilow b IDtll, •• ••Y• l II . a caterer'• coa1ultaot who baa plaaaad our 11,000 partl• &Del coordinated •.ut •eddln&• to d•te lhbik '1 01• lfcht up H Ile dltt!UIHI bla lavorltt topic, th e c altred alfalr. He t.lly warms to lbe Ject al woddhaaJ. n "Tho tr e nd In lltOCldlllO la 1w ay from formal banquet ," .,, Mataik, wbo bu ...mJ.y lakto oo a new SteW .... , ~ . -Pot utertq editor ot Cue "Tbli ldnd of •eddJ.na. cnatlYe wheell to at.art. cake 1ymboll19d the like Ton). Bennett, Steve masaa.LM. "In fact, the can be dQIMI wttb tute, tuin.b:la. \ aeveu yean the couple Lawrence and Sammy 'Ooodbye, Cohynbua' bu a DOltalclc charm .. bad been marrt.i. ·Davia Jr. perform. weddlo1 -too much and aWtl tbe teOaOSD)'.. I once hired an, He was g r aduated food 11rv1d wltb too. ~-~. UM c..mony elephant for • Bar ''It waa a almple from c o r n e 1 1 much plu.au -la oo the 11 SDOre Important to llltn.,:. boy to mate~ d l v or c e b run c bl Univers ity• s Hotel way out " . : ~rid• and SJ'OOm1 tb~' :C'aaya ~;:ceb:;~, featurln1 crepes and/ School, where be was What'• on the way lo ·· t •eddlnt receptlon. . parent•· bad always o m e 1 et tea,'• t be elected to "Ye Host," h • 1 1 r.1 , t 1 th i Mablk applauda tho wanted to ta~e an columnist ·~· "There. the school's P~i Beta "footbaU ' fout -beer· Idea ot boldiq wedd1n11 African aafarl .. • wu no dllputo over the' Kappa. His first Job was and Hndwkhel ln unusual placet from • · blll. Since the bride bad as manager of the ' a rfftaurant to a toll Another memorable paid for the weddln1 •. Statler Hilton Hotel at fr~! ~«!sv;, ~h .. nnaintb0•. coune "A tood caterer· occatlon b& recalled t.be ex·sroom paid for Kennedy Airport. Then, waller would •ta';.d •t w 111 · f o 11 ow you wltb a 1H1bt tbudder the divorce tala." be launched bls own ... e _ _. .J tbe '•blt, • ..:1 anywhere "be notes "' a I • ' • catered· Tb e son of Ben business, continues to ui giu w .... .,._ ' . • .1 divorce." 1be ex.bride M a k slk, he cut bl • wear bia chef's bat as a • u.11mJ on l')'t to tbe . Makllk'• moustache u d aroom wore black' caterln1 teeth in bis consultant, and a creen 1room, and t.be band twltcbel In anUclpaUon and eut a seven-tiered-father's Brooklyn eyeabade as Cu e's played on," Malulk wben ho bean ot a party. black cake ln1eribed nilbtclub. tbe Town and catering editor. r ' Classic Turns A quick and dellcioua I tbo center of each put 1,1t way to team an old. tablespoon of peanut but· team: • ter; drop \.'I tea.spoon jam cm each mound of PEANUT BUTTE a peanut butter. Fold over S..w CNll IJ ...... ...,, s3so COCKTAIL CLAWS U.· ............ 52U SOLE ,,....,..... 5 IU ROCK COD "'"''-......... I s 1~ LG. DUNGENESS CRAI .............. s1~ SAND ABS ~ta pie AND ao edces meet; firmly JELLYTUalliOVEU pre11 edges together lO·ounce packa1e with fort tines. refrl•er ated flaky' Place21ncbes apart on Z:Jd4~ ~td4. Sett, 7tWU· £ A stew which orieinat· d ln Europ e but cbleved its fame in the nited States is Burgoo ~a meat and vegetable ombioation). Used in the 18th cen: ury u a staple on ships,· t eventually made its ay to Kentucky where t took on incredible pro· rtions utilizing hens, quirrels, bogs, lamb, eef and many egetables and spices all tonce. It was made in huge ~uantities with as much ~· 800 pounds of beef. 240 unds of chicken and a on of potatoes ... and u obviously served at normous gatherings uch as town picnics and orsesales. Although you may not anticipating a dinner f such epic proportions; ou may want to try a imilar one· pot gulyas on our family. HUNGARIAN I GOULASH l 2 pounds of lean ~eef. in chunks I • I bllcults an ungreased cookie Peanut butter sheet and bake in a pre· Jam · heated 400-degree oven Separate biscuits and unW browned -& to 11 fiatten each sllgbUy. In minutes. Makes 10. \ 10.14 LIS. CUT • WWAPPID WHOLI Goulash is an Old World favorite. lil'!l!I ~ cups chopped. sauc~ small can tomato ~~::~ !i~ts~f:'f!t(J'. ~-·~-N. Y. STRIPPER onion Sprinkle the meat paprika. Add the df: h' •tablespoons chives generously with garlic tom atoes and tomato 01 83 lODed Y.i cup lemon Juice salt and stab with a fork sauce. Cover and cook' PEANUT garlic salt to aid absorption. Brown over low flame until ~cup flour the 'beef chunks and meat la tender, about llt'I BUTTER on lo n s in o ii o. v er hours. Excellent served ~:ftC:3pepper moderate heat until hot over noodles , onions start to brown. garnished wllb fresh 1 large can peeled Add lemon juice. sn1pped par sley or, tomatoes Blend ln flour, add chives. s22J WHOl.I SPENCER s2~ it sweetens• ONA RICHER· .IAS I ING CUP nosuuar added nosuuar needed The whole grains are sprouted. So nature makes It sweet. With plenty of plump little raisins, toasted almonds, and real banana chips. And the natural fiber roughage you want. In a half gallon milk carton. About a pound and a half for what you pay for a pound of the sugar coated kind. No sugar added. No sugar needed. Sugar goes against our grain. OF COFFEE. Recently, in separate home taste tests, dark, sparkling Folger's Crystals was compared to each leading freezEHfried coffee for richness ... and Folger's won! Nearly everyone tasted a difference, and of those who did, most chose Folger's as richer· tasting. Now here's a 75C coupon to help you try Folger's Crystals in your own home taste test -and see for yourself that FOLGER'S aftSJALS TAmSRICHER THAN ANY LEADING FREEZE-DRIED CORIE. .,.. ~ .._ .. '"'-"' UAMIST GROUND BEEF s9ao IOUS. .... Wednesday. June 8, 1971 DAILY PtLOT Q Showers: The Giving's Easy Ala King Quiche Is one elegant fix-ahead entree for showers that shines not only in taste appeal. 11 makes a party a cinch for .., ".>" c ..,. • t· UA1 marrlM t.beH dllJI, or at I 11t, m kta1 ' '° . tbtlJ' '° lh• wader OD• roof, whlcll stv• f J kt ,-ou a 10CM1 tac • to throw a D rty -and · · 1bower·T tbe couple w1tb 11fta. One of the moat popul s.bow n ll one t.bal equipa the kitchen. G c l"QD I t.&t from small llltcben •teo1ll1 to cbopplac b)ocb .. batt*I bert. aod 1pice1. U U. couple tranla freq~y bY tamper, or b7 boat, they'll ap- predm a aelecUon of COllV~ltcJna,~b aa dehydrated aoups, ve1etables. sauce and dressins mix•. dried rrutu and nuts. For partJ fudne-, to easy oo younelf with an eleeant quiche oCfertne that's simplified wlth tbe help of a ccoven.ient pan- try store -coodensed cream ol cblclren aoup. Use a low.aodlum brand if you like and add your own navorln&J. A LA KING QUICHE 1 can (10~ ounces) Condensed Cream or Chicken Soup 4 eggs, sllghtly beaten 1h cup Ugbt cream 4 teaspoons nour 1 cup shredded sharp Cheddar cheese ~ cup finely chopped cooked ham 2 tablespoons finely chopped celeey 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion 2 tablespoons finely chopped green pepper 2 tablespoons finely chopped pimiento 9-inch baked pi.e shell In bowl, combine soup, eggs and cream. Toss nour with remaining in· gredlents except pie shell; sprinkle over bo~· tom of pie shell. Pour egg mixture over vegeta- ble mixture. Bake at Cakes Promise Luck An old Scottish wed· ding custom bas the mother or the groom pre. paring a batch of small cakes which are to be consumed by the bride and her wedding party the mornina of the ceremony. Theae cakes, ori&inating in the northeastern county of Aberdeen, are called ''Bounty Cakes••. Made.from butter, aug. ar, flour, Drambuie (a Scottish liqueur) and, in the original recipe, crushed heather buds, these cakes brine eood luck and fertility. ABERDEEN BOUNTY CAKES 1 ~ cup butter 1".i cup S\.ll&r 1 envelope active dry yeast '4 cup lukewarm water 1 teupoon su1ar 1 'Al cu.-milk 6 cups sifted nour 2 teaspoons salt 4 teaspoons cil)· namon ~ teasp0o0 nutmeg 3 teass>00oa Dram- buie 1 ea white, slightly beaten Cream butter and It\ cup sugar. Dissolve yeast ln lukewarm water to which a teus>00n of sugar bas been added. Set ulde. Scald milk and add to creamed mixture. When cool, add )'east mixture •nd blend tborou&blY. S50 JI'. for 45 mlnut.ea or unUl knife Inserted ln c nter com• out cloan Ltt 1t1nd lJ mlnute1 fore •ervlne· Makea 8 Hrvl.np. (JI nece11ary durln• baJdftl, cover ed1e1 of pit ahell with aluminum foll to prevent over· brownlna.> ToftsA.Ma4: In bowl, combine soup, ., •• and cream; cover. Refr1Jerat.. In another bowl, com . remain- lnl ioaredlenu except p e a.bell. Sorlntle over bottom ol pf• •hell; COV· r. Relrtsetate. (May be refrl1erated up to 4 boun before bakini. > When ready to bake, pour eee mixture over ve1etable mixture. Bake at JSO"F. for SO minutes or until lmi!e inserted in center comes out clean. Let stand 15 minutes before serving. BUFFET MEATDALU 3 pound.a sround beef ~ cup ftne dry bread crumbl 1 eu. 1U1htly beaten 1 cup finely chopped onion "• teaspoon ult v. teaspoon pepper l;".z cup shredded ap- ple (about 1 small) 4 to 8 teaspoons curry powder Y4 cup butter or mar1artne 2 cam (1084 ounces each> condenled Tomato Soup laoupcanwater a,.\ cup chopped chutney Cookedrlce In bowl, mix thoroughly beef, bread crumbs, eeg, ~ cup onion, salt and pepper. Shape into 72 meatballs. Arrange in two shallow baking pans (9x.9x.2") or in one baking pan (14x10x2"). Broil 4 in- ches from beat 8 minutesi turn. Broil s minutes more or until brown. Spoon off rat, saying 2 to 3 tablespoons drippinp. Meanwhile, in saucepan, cook apple and remalning onion wltb curry in butter until tender. Stir ln drlpplngs, soup, water and chutney; pour over meatballs. Cover; bake the host and hostess. ··rf• I 1t l at 400"F. for 20 minutes or unUl bot. Serve over rice. Makes12servings. • To Fix Ahead: Prepare as above. Cover; freeze. To reheat, bake at 400"F. for l hour 30 minutes or until hot. Burger's Snack, Not Full Meal 11 o:i 1. lq )~t;q d.> •a -t ") While the caloric con- tent may be hl&b, the all· Am~rlcan bambur1er with fries and a sort drink sbauld be con· sidered a snack in terms of nutritional content, not a meal, accordio1 to the California Dietetic Assn. A study released in the April issue of the ADA Journal shows the popular fast-food selec· Uon to contain less than one-third of the recom- mended dally allowance for elibt necessary nutrients. ~\ A recommended s stitutioo to boo calcium, protein, riboflavin and niacill •values would be a mi11t shake in place of a .- drink. This would mean many more fat calories as well. By substituting dalk green leafy veaetablt11, cole slaw, a serving of tomato juice or carrot sticks for the fries = raise the level Of vi A, which is lareely un · tainable in fast foods, the report said. ·" . ' \ -• J " . l ) j 1 ll •r \) 25% less calories and 35 thnes inore fiber than white bread ......... Great Taste. ••• and that great Millbrook taste. Less Calories. New Millbrook LightWhite and Millbrook Light Wheat have 25o/o /,ess calories than white bread. So, if you're weight conscious, you'll wonder how bread can taste this good-and still save calories. New Millbrook LightWhit.e and Millbrook Light Wheat have 35 times ntore fiber than white bread. (Fiber , is the "roughage" or "bulk" in our wets-often lost when food is over- processed or refinec]..) There's never been a more delicious way to appease your appetite. New Millbrook Light~ and Millbrook LightWheat have a unique mouth-watering taste your whole family will enjoy. Taste tests have shown strong consumer acceptance of Millbrook Light White and Light- Wheat. So, try new Millbrook Light White and Millbrook Light Wheat for less calories. More fiber. Great taste. It took Millbrook to put it all together. . - S i·m Si~zlings: Ham Not 'Just for PoriKers By Jo\lr,zrsc tort eacb. : marlnatod briefly In' t.U bt&ted Utrouib. Each f~m hamateak. Cut several hOurs ln the llMllAGIBBONI · COOSOUI' HAM BAJE, juice from canned' Hrvln1: one-quarter' b1m1teak into UHnch refrigerator. Rotate OC· hppUy for ham· WmtlaolLED ·pint pplttoaoakupex-poundhanuteakandtwo cubes. Quarter unpeeled caslonally. Spray arm JoVen, h INttak one PIN PPLB alNG tra navor.> Betoro hHt·i plneapplo rlnas. about. auccbtnl lengthwise. rack with cooldn1 spray or l t buy• around read y • to.ea t in• barbecue, 1pray the 241 calories. . then cut Into 3·inch. to prevent sUckln•. then -In t.ttma of talflrttl, bam1teak rack ~•th cookiu spray HAM·PINEAPPLE· lenJtha. Alternate ham, preheat When grill is coat Ind convenience. cannod unsweetened to prevent ine•t silcklnc. Zl1CXJllNl·KEBABS • ptne.pple and iucchlni bot arrince the skewers· Calortet -I•• than, plnolJ)plo ranas When barbecue Is bot,. l pound bamsteak o o •ma 1 l wood e o on the grill about 3 in· 50aoount'e.D pltelht around clove or arranaehamsteak and' ltre&h1reen1uc .. sltewers. Put the . ' . p HY lmap <it potk pro· pumpkln pluptce · drained pmeapple rtn11 eblnhquuh . skewers In a shallow ches from heat source. dutts. both fr"h and •rrtm nd discard fr.' In a •Incle layer on the• a.ounce can un-elass dish. Combine Broll until heated cur~d bam art really tnit• fut rrom hamate&k . rack, about 2 to 3 lnchea sweetened pineapple salad dtesalng with re· through, turning to cook q\dle lun Make 1b1llow 111ht1 from ce1l1 or heat spears or chunks · served· juice from· evenly. Don't overcook; Cost~ Thou ah otbtr1 around the border of the aource. Sprlnklt 1urt1ce drained. reserve juice ' canned pineapple and zucchini •h<?uld be heat. mull may ~ cheaper hamsleok to prevent ll&htl.)' With 1plce. When ~ cup low.calorie pour over the skewers. ed through but stlll ptr pound. lher•'• little curlln1 up. CS.foN broll· undtnlde ta brown. turn Italian saladdteaaing Marinate one hour at crunchy. Serves four. 241 wute or 1brinka1c with ln1. bamat4ak may be and cook b:rlefiy, only un· 'Trim and discard fat room te~perature or calories each. hamtteak. ll'1 moatly • · : . lun, edible meat, with on center bone the iii~ of a napllJn nni. and • thin border of rnnce tat <w hich all cood waistlln•• atchers wlll lrim! >. YOU· ALWAYS· SAVE WITH Sl'Al'ER BROS. 'OW•LOW PRICES &AISIN -SPICED llAJISfEAK. read y -lo -eat hamsteak (about 11,, pounds) h teaspoon mixed pumpkin pie spice or 1 ~ teaspoon cin · namon 1 s teaspoon cloves 1 a teaspoon gmeer ~ cup unsweetened pineapple juice 2 table spoon~ I l ounce) raisins Trim and discard border fat from hamsteak. Spray a non- stick skillet well with' cooking spray for no-fat frying. Put the hamsteak into the cold skillet and turn on the heat. Cook uncovered until un· derside is well-browned, about three to four minutes, then tum. Continue cooking about two manutes, unlit heated through. Remove steak to a heatt.'<i pl utter. Combine the remaanang ingredients an skillet over high heat. Cook and ~l1r until mixture is re duced to a ft•w tables .p oon s. Pour ovc•r hamslcak. Cut inti) st>r\'· 111g size pieces. ScrVl''> Turn on your taste buds ••• aerve BEEF SMOKEY KING J PRICES EFFEC. 7 FULL DAYS, JUNE 9 • JUNE 15 , 1977 • WEllESEIWE THER~TTO LJMfT OR REFUSE ,..,_ SAL.ESTO ,_-,_ COMMERCIAL ., u OEALE"5 OR .,_ W..aLESALEllS deli. ~j[_--. ,_l•JUMIO 45c BURRITOS H>OZ ,.G •••••••.• u I ~ 79c BHF FRANKS IU ,.G •• •• u . IAll<!ll • MJU • Wl[H[t\5 oa 8 9 C BOLOGNA ... LI .... u $) 09 fA $) 19 JACll ~llU • '°"« SliOU~O(ll $ 3 9. " CANNED PICNIC HI CAN ••• fA , (I UAfl•a•OJ J MONIY ••C• 'UA•unu O• OUALlfY MIAY~ ·····.. t ... . ·-.. .... .. .. .. ,. .. .. . ·~ .... ..................... , FRESH ROUND · EEF LB. IEEF ROUND STEAK BEEF• BONELESS 11.19 LB. BONE4N .RANCHO TURKEY FRESH FROZEN • HENS O~ TOMS 10 TO 2M.8. AVG. WT. WITH VUE· TEMP TIMER . BEIF CHUCK STEAK BLADE-<: UT 59~ BEEF .ARM ROAST CtiUCK POT ···~ 85~ .. .. ' '•. .... ., " . .. } . ·.· ... j . •'• . •, It . ' '·' ... ... ., ., '• ,; \ I • J I ' I ~ ' ' l Rich Taste Maker low .in -Fat In tho follo n1 recll)t'11, l'Ol l•I• t l av It• tr•dltlunal lhroM ol Jettu~·o I '" 1 •nd fr h ••I t to 111oduco crt'llmy, aucc , c ed n\r 1 . One al "'<J6l v rntll• of dairy food c l\111 ch e ta ma4e f ed milk and <'Onlalftl not mort than lour ~· cHt ttt fat. A half cup ot th• cream st)'I• varlet)' ('C'lntaln 130 ca&«tel Cooked, cott111 ch toeH becomes a rich f111vor bltndt"t. bl.nine tutefully wlth zuc· t tll me taJ ed "qukhf'" or frittata ree' btlow. ·both ideal for ' r luy noon bruncMs While the Savory Collage Cbeae Soum lt navortd with \arraion. tbel'e are a variety ol alba hert. tbat would do weJJ ln- stead. such as dill weed, thyme. panley, marjoram or ore1ano Low.rat cottaie cheese can be used successfully. CHEESE AND VEGETABLE FaJ'ITATA 1 cup small curd cottage cheese 12 cup grated Monterey Jack cheese v. teaspoon salt Dash pepper 112 teaspoon basil l medium zucchini, diced 4 medium mushrooms. sliced 2 tablespoons chopped green onion 3 tablespoons butter 4eggs Mix cottage cheese, jack cheese, ..._ teaspoon sail, pepper and basil. Saute zucchini, mushrooms and green onion in butter until tender crisp. Beat eggs with re- m ainJng 14 teaspoon salt. Pour over vegetables. Cook over medium heat until bottom of eggs set. Lift edges of set portion and let uncooked egg flow under. Spoon cottage cheese mixture In even layer over eggs. Cover skillet. Cook over medium heat until cheese layer ls hot and bottom or vegetable layer is golden. Using rolling motion, transfer frittata tu aervlns pl;alt!. MMkes 2 or 3 'erv1n1a LA Y£8ED ZUCCHINI QUICHE 3 Ilic• whole a rain bread ,,. pound iucchlnl 1 tabl<'tlpoon buUer I te poon oreauno - l te poon dlll weed Salt I cup cott111e cheese 2e11s ·~ cup dairy sour cream 1 , teupoon pepper \.u cup anted romano cheete Cut bread dJa1onally In half. Overlup around edae of 9·lnch pie plate or &hallow 1 ~-quart balune dish. Slice tucchlnl. Saute In but· ter over medium hllh heat. •Ur nna (OC' 3 minutes. Add oreeano, diU WMCl and ~; t.eupoon salt. Spoon into bread lined ple plate. Mix CC1tta1e cheese, egp, sou.r cream, pepper, ~ teupoon salt and hair the romano cheese. Spoon over vegetables. Sprinkle with remaining romano cheese. Bake in 37S9 oven 2S minutes or until set in center. Makes 1 &-inch .. quiche. COTfAGE CKE ESE CIDLEBAKE 1 cup small curd cotlage cheese \.'zcupmilk 2egp ·~cup flour ,_.. teaspoon salt 1'2 teaspoon oregano V.a teaspoon basil 8 ounces Monterey Jack cheese, grated 1 (4-0unce) can diced green chiles Combine cottage cheese. milk, eggs, flour and salt in electric blender. Whit until smooth. Stir in oregano and basil. Pour half the mixture (l cup> into greased 8·lncb baking pan or 4 (1"2-cup) individual bakers. Cover with haU the jack cheese. Sprinkle with chiles. Cover with remain· ing cottage cheese mixture. Sprinkle with remainine Jack cheese. Bake in 400• oven 30 minutes or until lightly browned. Serve hot. Garnish with sour cream and watercregs if desired. Makes 4 servings. , Cottage souffle is delicately delicious. ZUCCmNJ CREPES Crepes =' ~ cup unsifted all.purpose flour 1 ~teaspoon salt \teaspoon garhc sail 1 •teaspoon white pepper t teaspoon baking powder 4eggs 2:1cupm1lk 2 cups finely shredded zuc chini squash (about 5 small> 1':! teaspoon grated lemon rind Salad oil for frying Sift dry ingredients together into mixing bowl. Beal eggs and milk toi:ether wilh rotary ~ater. Stir into dry Ingredients, mlxing just enough to blend. (Batter will have small lumps which disap. Drop batter, about 14 cup, into pan and tip to spread evenly Cook quickly until brown on both sides. turning once. Repeat until all batter is used and add more oil as needed. Arrange in stack and keep warm. Fllllng 2 cups small curd cottage cheese 1 :i cup grated Parmes an cheese 1 cup sour cream 4 pear). Mix In zucchini and lemon ~ rind. Place 2 tablespoons cottage cheese and 1 tablespoon sour cream on each crepe. Sprinkle with 2 leaspoons Parmesan cheese. Fold over or roll up. Place on baking sheet and warm in preheated 275° oven until fill· ing is heated. about 10 minutes. If desired, serve with additional sour cream and parsley or chives. ' , "• I Heat small slicillel, about 5-lnch diameter. Add a teaspoon of oil. FROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach . .. (Note: This recipe 1s eastly divided for Zservtngs > SAVORYCOTl'AGE CHEESESOUFFLE 2 tablespoons thinly sliced 1reenonion 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour ~ teupoon salt ~ tea1poon tarragon •. crumbled ·~cup milk l ~ cups small curd cottage cheese 4 eeas. separated Saute onion in butler until tender. Blend in flour, salt and tarragon. Stir tn milk Cook over medium heat l or 2 minutes, stir ring constantly Remove from heat and mix in cheese Beat in egg yolks. ln large bowl beat egg whiles until slift peaks form. Gently fold in cheese mixture. Pour into greased 1-quart souffle dish or straight side casserole. Bake in 350° oven 45 minutes or until pufftd and golden brown. Serve promptly. Makes 4 servines. Zucchini crepes have cheese tilling. J save on three of the best vegetables in the btlSllless Ht Libby's Green Beans ... flavorful and cut just right. from three of the best names in the business. p~ Li~ STORE CO~PON 7c e ,.----------- ' TO OROC(R llbby McNeoll & Libby w•ll r•oeem lt'111 coupon tor flee 119 Olu• &C IOf hllnd"'O 0<ov'ded I 11 • r~e•ved from • ret1il cuatomeir tn ,.nte1 pe'ffMnl for IHOdUCll•) -fled -end 12) or-..,.,,. IC to Ubt>y, M<:Ne~l&Ublry Inc -PO Boa IMO. 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Piclcage (DollNot /Exceed .,, flt) / Serving lb ~ Suggestlon • Safewau Big Savings! I-!> TomatoSauce_;..8=$1 . , f ., l Desserts t a fee A Lemon Twist ( 1 ony, I aht d rtl .,.. om lh n1 to look r a.rd to .,. leav• th• palate retr•hed alter a m al -d provlde • bc:>ou.. of vlt&mln C, • .. ,....,. auLrl l durto1 the IUM)', aummer 1. u.. YANJUA LEMON Pl I~ .... 1rparated '4 cup lemon Jwco Jl bit poona hot water C"1PIUllJ', divided ·Treat ~From the 40's By CECILY BROWNSTONE .. -........... ·~-··During the '40s a dessert called Frozen Lemon Cream became popular. It was made w 1th whipped I ight c r ea m , lemon rind. lemon juice, sugar und eggs. But in later years the recipe got lert behrnd. Perhaps bec\luse \\-hipping the light cream took some doing or because cholesterol· watchers cropped up and weren 'l eager lo include the eggs. \4 teaspoon 11lt 1 t ooon etated lemon peel 1 tabl•poon pute van1Ua extract tHnch bAkfd pa try 1hell In tbe top put df a double boiler beat en yolll•. Stir in lemon juice. w ler, ~ cup of lhe 1u1ar and a alt~ mix weU. Cook over hot water, 1tirrtn& frequently, un- til mlnur. tblckens. about 10 minutes. Remove from Mat; cool slightly. Stir ln lemon peel and vanilla extract In a amall mhdna bowl beat e11 whiles until aott peaks rorm. Gradually add remamina \4 cup 1u1ar, beating unUl 1l1ff but not dry. Fold lemon mixture Into e11 whites. Turn in- to paeV)' •heU. Bake 1n a preheated 325 degree oven 2$ minutes or untll top ls lightly browned. &rve warm or cold, ••miahed with whipped cream and as lice of lemon, i1 desired. V .\NILLA LEMON BAVARIAN l packaae unflavored gelatin ~cup lemon Juice, divided Now an innovative cook has updated lhe old· fashioned formula. She found that using plain half-and-half without beating it and omitting the eggs made a quick, • easy and delicious frozen • offerinQ". It has a Ralphs Large Grade AA Eggs ~ sherbet-like texture and ~ ~ our tasters thought it k refre:.hing (• If you enjoy doing fan · cy work in the kitchen. ) ou can muke lemon boats and offer Froz~n Cream in them. one dozen Umit 2 Dozen Ptr Cuttomer PltlM New Low ••1 Palws • eaa. separated • %cupsuaar ~ teupooo salt 2 cuns diced orance •eet.&ona 1 tab)eapoon trated lemon peel 1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract 1 cup heavy cream, wb.lpped Soften 1eJaUo In ~ cup Ol lhe lemon juice. Meanwb.lle ln the top part of a double boiler beat egg yolks. Add sugar and 11alt; beat until thick. Stir in remaining v.. cup lemon Juice. Cook over bot, not boiling, water until thickened, stlrrin& conslanUy . Remove custard from heat; stir in a-e.Jatin until dlaaolved. Add oran1e, ltmoo peel and vanilla extract. Cool unUl mixture tblckens to consistency ol unbeaten eac white. Beat en whites unW almoet •tiff. Fold into eustard mlx· ture. Fold In whipped cream. Turn Into a 8-cup mold. Refrigerate UbUI firm. When ready to aerve. wunold onto aerving plate. Yield: 8portlons. .15 Off Paci! :ra:."cn.n 7 o:r. II tube Pantry Fillers ~ c;~~orir*i 12oi COii tor .15 For each shell cut ore one-third of a large lemon at one end. <You can use the ends to ·garnish and flavor fish.) Carefully ream out the juice and with a sturdy teaspoon scrape the shell of membrane. Or, cut large lemons in half lengthwise. The shells may be m ad<' ahead, wrapped and frozen until ,·ou are reudy to use them Ralpbl Vltlmln D L,.,...... 1"1 911. 63 ctn. • , Ralphs LoWfat h g1I. 62 ctn. • ~ lloy ... A-1114 '1e• ... Gelatin Desserts .... , .29 ~s~~-0;9·ft I or. .49 btl FROZE1" 1.E~I ON CREAM l pint half.and-half l cup sugar 1 tablespoon freshly grated lemon rind 1:i cup freshl y squeezed lemon juice In a medium bowl stir together the half-and· half and sugar until the sugar dissolves. Stir in the lemon rind and the lemon juice. Pour into a shallow rectnngular con· tniner (al least l ·quarl size). Cover lightly. Freeze without stirring It will take at least 4 hours before the mixture as firm. Before ser"ing, let stand briefl} an lhe refrigerator t o soften and cut into squares or scoop. Makes 11 ..i pints. Whole or Point Cut Bed Brisket per lb. gal. btl. 125 19 Miik S1NllS1H Beef Rib Steak Pon Shoulder Port S1lak per lb. per rb. gal. 123 btl. USDA Choice Beef-Golden Premium Meats ufoA' L-c-:e ,., 141 0 a;,:;. Porte Roast P9f , .. CM~ Stewing Beef .. •• '(,~•HIClluctl I* .89 ~ ~;'f:ryer .89 gL 7-Bone Roast I* lb lb. ~ .......... ._"' 141 ~c11..,r1110, ..... ,,.... .79 ~R..,., Roast .... Roasting Chicken ,., Ill lb. ~IMICllllclt • . 99 0 ~-Ham 2" Flanken Ribs .... .... Ill lb. D ........... 89 D ...... (c:.tlM ._ 1 "*'·,... '"'> 131 Farmer John Ham ,.. • Com King Bacon 11b. lb. ..... .... ,.. ~ Ceni.tieft·A-led 'lewtrt .39 Liquid Slender 1001 C8" D c~sSoup , ...... 21 u ... ~w~ ~::.: .51 ~ s~h:;tti Sauce ";;.•r. .55 ~6 ... ab-ade 1 ::· .45 112l~r&Js :.t:· .59 ~hrlM·T ·-i:.:-.63 l;zJ ..... a.. Lemon Juice 1tor. 44 llCL • [;21 G~~idi'c~I 1 ::· .65 D T-Pllte 1!: .53 ~ t~litTISIU8 !.':' .73 ~ Ki~Dc,g Food nor. 55 ,.,. . Health & Beauty ~111,., ...... c...._, 1" M~ ... or. .... ~llftlllarota...,,, .. 11 1•• Desitin Lotion 1501. !tit ~s~ , .. n "'-.... ~Hllll ,.._,v-... . ._,.- Ther1g1a1M 1~ 5•• o•qut·Ctnned H1111 Patlles 39 per lb. Super Produce D Fi;;' A; Potatoes o &;onions ~ i;'i~quash D Med.18Y's~ Super Floral Super De/I o s;;p·~ Cheddar D CreScent Rolls ~~&~ D ...._ ....... t;ce,. American Cheese D c1--··1t .... Dill Pickles ~-e;;;-5~ Frozen Foods ~~c~· ~,..c--... Hawaiian Punch ~m- D"~;ro·--Whip opping P•• .19 Ill ,,., .15 Ill . ,,., lb. .25 lor. .69 ,., .... lldl .99 •Id! 3•• 2~s .... lb. •01. .49 pq. 71\N. 13 ,.... . 12or. 1 ~· ...... : .97 ~.99 ,,., .29 .... .3;1 ... CM • '!: .39 .49 •••• C111. Sala.d Find Tasty D G'~Beet ~, ... Porte Shoulder.Aollt .. 57 o l edfA"""'9dA..._IM9 , Crab Clusters 69 0;.TMl•TtMt ~. Mahi Mahi F"lllet 111 .. . 111 S~ GHts for a Super Dad You can find celerlac (celery root) In a market; it will make a delicious dish if' you treat it tbls way: Pare, slice thin and then cut into fine stripe; parboll, drain and coot. Toss with a dressing made with olive oil , "" white wine vinegar, Di-v Jon mustard, salt aod pepper; H.rve on lettuce , ,." witb a aprlnldlne of minced parsley or tresb tarragon. • Stuff tomatoes with a salad made from cooked rice, mayon- naise, cooked 1reen peas and finely dlced celery for a company lunch. Seqon w1th san and P•pp er a n d a sprlnkllnc of curr:v powder. • Mln~ anchovies (or a aq ulrt or anchovy paste) and red onion mixed with cream cheese make a d~ I I 1btful 1pr•ad ror . cracken.; Wines & Spirib .,._ lllC:lwe AN t huMll 1S. 1m Wt ,...,ve ftle rigM to limll ot ,...uM -.t.• to COflWMJClat cNllett Of whole11~a. Super Bakery "' •• :.'t .39 ::t .43 DAILY Pl or 1 cup (two 2\4-ounce cans) drl!ned alte!ecl rlpeollvea "Jj ila'Jiieiift0ft9: Meatless Wonder ltere ls a wait-le.a. meat-less meal for four that can be prepattd qulcltly and eully in a microwave or reeular oven. Meat-lea it may be, but ll 11 h.lgh ln protein, • wtll, a credit to the combln•Uoo ol beana and cheetes Tho ntree lt Mtxlcan Piua, a cllsb twice- blea1ed lo Latin navora. MEXICAN PIZZA (Mike• &wo 1%-IDdl plnu) •cue-buttermilk b•klnc mix lcupwatec l~ cupe refrted beans 1 cup (two 2~·ounce Jars) drained sliced muahroo~ ~cup chopped 1r~ pepper , ~cup &rated Parlnesan cheese Combine 2 cups baking mlx with ~ cup water in medium bowl. Mix until blended. Knead dough on UehUy floured board until smooth. Roll in~ circle to fit 12-lnch piua pan. Place in pan; crimp edges. Repeat wllh remainin• bak.1nc mix and water to make second piua crust. PNoare douab u •bf:iV• bot tombioe ta make one laree p ett of ~ Dtrid lntQ thlrda. Roll out each piece into •ioth clrcle. Ease each clttle ot douch lnto a I-inch ple pla~. · <Doup wUJ ooJ,y ao b Jtway up st of plate.> Prepare pin•• es above, cll\tid.lq tn,..... dlents equally into thlrils. Place each piua in microwave oven. Cook on hllb temperature 5 minutes. Rotate; cook ad· ditlonal ~minutes or unW cheese and nuc. are bubbly.· Wait less l cup (&.ounces> Tomato Sauce % cup <6-ouocea) Tomato Paste .,_ tcupoon Italian 1euonin1 (or a pinch each of ore1ano, thyme and ba1U > '4 teaapoon 1arllc Hit SpAad equal amount of beans on both crusts. Combine tomato sauce, tomato pule. Italian 1euoning, earllc aalt and onion in small bowl. Blend well. Spread equal atnount of mix- ture on both crusts. Top each plua with ~ cup Mozzarella cheeae, th cup Cheddar cheese. "'· cup olives, YI cup mushrooms, ~ cup ereen pep- per and 2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese. Slice pfuas to serve and aceompany with Citrus Salad. For dessert, an Jtalian protem treat, OK>colate Tortoni. ( IN SHORT ) SUMS It up. Bakers Bite Price Spread WASHINGTON -The Council of Wage and Price Stability said re· ceoUy that the nation's bi1gest bakers have failed lo pass on, over the last three years. the declining cost of bread ' making. The council r eported ret1all bread prices rose 49 percent between 1972 and 1975 because wheat prices doubled during that time. However, wholesale bread prices have continued to rise since 1974 "despite si~nificant decreases·· m the prices of baaic farm com modi ties used in bread production, such u shortening, wheat and sugar. Tt\e U.S. Agriculture Departement told As· sociated Prese that higher middl eman charges are driving up retail bread prices, even though farmers are gel· ting much less for wheat than they were u year a10. Department figures show the average retail '7fiCe of a one-pound loaf of white bread in April to be 35.7 cents, up half a cent from March. The bread contained an average or 2.7 cents worth of wheat. down from 2 9 cents in March The total for other farm originated ingredients was 4 6 centi. a loaf. versus 4.7 cents 1n March. The middleman's share. or "farm-retail spread" o r prices between farmers and consumer, meanwhile, incre ased from 30.5 cents a loaf in March to 31.1 cents in April. ln another report to Associated Press. the de· partment s aid the average price of a loaf of bread over the past three months was the same as in the first quarter or 1976. The difference 1s that the farm value of the wheat in lhe loaf was 4.4 cents last year. and 2.8 cents this year. Thus. said tht> agency. farmers are receiving 36 percent less for their wheat than they did last year while consumer prices remrun about lht> sa me and the mid dleman's margin in creases. Veggies Chopped Peanut butler is the secret ineredlent that binds thiJI tasty spread. Use your cuisine art or foocJ grinder. CHOPPED VZGETABLE SPREAD 2 onloo.s diced 2 tablespoons corl'I oil 14 small bead cab- 'ba1e 2 carrots, 1craoed 1 atalt ce1ery. trimmed l small P'ffO pep· .per.1eeded 3 tablespoons · CfNmy pean\lt butter \4 teupoon 1alt \l teupcon pepper Saute onlolll tn COf'Jl oU. unUl jt1St ao1den. Orlnd Cwith a fine bladt) l.be oabbaae, carrou, celtry t ' •nd green pepper. Ada N Uteed onJooa throuth the crlnder. Stir ll'I peanut butte?', salt. and )>fpper; mix ~ well. Sen• a a 1pread tor cracten, or ln •coops on littuc~ with wbote·aratn btcad,; MaMI about l~. ~ • I .. 2 tabl .. poons Instant minced onion .... 1 cup (4 ounces> shredded Mouarella cheue Bake In hot oven (42!> degrees F.) 20 minutes or unUl crust ls browned and cheese ls bubbly. In the DAILY PILOT 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Cheddar cheese New York steakt1..01NSTRIPI 21 90NELES$ BONDED BEEfLB Large End Rib Steak 138 '·-. ...... L8. • ices. 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Most of these cereals, while pro cessed, are enriched with added vitamins and minerals. so, if your family is not on a sugar. restricted regimen, they can pro vide convenie nt, nutritious snacks and breakfasts on the run SWEET BRAN MUFFINS 11 2 cups flour ~ Le.aspoon.shaking pa.w.der ·~teaspoon salt 14 cup sugar 2 cups sweetened bran cereal 1 egg 34 cup milk 1" cup vegetable oil Stir together flour, baking powder. salt and sugar. Set aside. Measure cereal and milk into mixing bowl. Stir to combine. Let stand 1 to 2 minutes or until cereal Is softened. Add egg and oil. Beat well. Add flour mixture, stirring on· ly until combined. Portion batter evenly int-0 12 greased 2~2-inch muffin-pan cups. Bake In oven at 425~ F. about 15 minutes or until muffins are golden brown. Serve warm. Yield: 12 mufJ'"ins. CRUNCHY BRAN JUMBLE 3 cups sweetened high-fiber cereal 1 cup cocktail peanuts 1 cup thin pretzels 1.-'.J cup margarine or butter, melted 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce 1 2 teaspoon ground oregano 1 teaspoon onion salt. 1 tablespoon sesame seeds Measure cereal, peanuts and pretzels into 13 x 9·incb pan. Stir together remaining ingredients. Pour over cereal mixture, stir· ring unW well-coated. Bake at 350° F. about 15 minutes. Cool on pan. Store in tightly covered con· tainer. Yield: Scups. BRAN CUSTARD SURPRISE Jeggs ~cupsugar ---v. teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla lt'J cup seedless raisins 1 cup sweetened cereal 2cups milk 1 B leaspoon nutmeg In medium-size mixing bowl, beat eggs slight!)'. Add remain· ing ingredients and mix well. Portion evenly into buttered 6· mch by 10-inch baking dish or 6 buttered 6 oz. custard cups Set dish (es) in pan of bot water for baking. Bake in oven at 375° F. a bout 45 minutes or unW knife inserted near center comes out clean. Serve warm with ice cream or whipped topping. Yield: 6servings. Mexican Buffet? • Pick Compatibles Party plannini in Southern California becomes a cinch when navors tum south of the border. Include these compatibles in your buffet MEXICAN STUFFED PEPPERS Sauce: 38-ounce cans tomato sauce 11"" teaspoons chill powder 1 teaspoon brown su1ar U.Z teaspoon salt. 1Aa teaspoon pepper Peppers: 4 large sweet red or green peppers 1 pound bulk pork sausage v.i cup chopped onion 1 cup red kidney beans. drained llfa cupsCbeddarcbeese,io ~-incbcubes :i11 cup finely chopped almonds For sauce combine tomato sauce, chili powder and other seasonings in s'aucepan and simmer five minutes. CUt each pepper in half, remove seeds and me~brane. ParboU by dropplni in rapidly boiling, salted water five minutes; drain by invertln& on paper towels. Brown sau.sace. pour off excess fat; add onion and saute in remalni.DI fat unW transparent. Stir in beans, cheese, almoods and ~ cup of prepared sauce. Fill each pepper wilh sausaae mixture. Pour some of the re· malninl sauce in bottom ol a 13 x 9-inch baking pan. Place stuffed peppers cut side up in pan; pour remaining sauce over. Bake at 350 decrees F . ~-30 minutes. Serves 8. GUACAMOLE DJP 2 ripened, soft avocadot 2·3 (l'etb onlON, finely chopped~~· 1 fresh tomato. finely cbopPod 1 small can diced green chUu 2 t bl11~M mayonnalae 2 tablespoons sour cream or plain .YOi\lrl 1-,, teaspoons lemon Julee Pinch each of oreaano and cilantro Dash Worceat.crahire aauc Sall lo taste Mix alt ln&.redienta to ether in blender or elednc mixer. Season to taste and ifhe wilb com chips, warmed lOl11llu or raw veaetablo licks. • •• AMTHONYS SAUD MACARONI YOUMGTEMDEK SLICED BEEF LIVER FRESH CUT 49~. OWi: 9to9DGl~~9to 7 . TliUrs., :Jme9thnaWecl.. J1me 15 ~~ .. ~-...-. W• Gf4llly Accept F.-cl $._... We R•Mt'n 1lMt IJcjhtTo Ulllt qu.titles Aad llfllN s• To Dtlkn Md~- IHFCHUCK SEVEN IOME CHUCK ROAST 1'1M .• ,C ·UIJJJIQ. 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In a medium saucepan .. in the hot butter gently cook the onion and apple , unlit softened. Stir in the garlic , salt, curry • powder. paprika, all- spice, flour and tomato ·paste. • Gradually stir in the .. broth. Cook, stirring con· • stantly, until thickened. ' Add the lamb and slowly . .. heat, ·, This is a rather thick •mixture ; it may be thinned with a little broth or water. Serve .. with roasted peanuts and · 1:hutney or raisins. . ··prices ·'.Easy, on . ~The Rise WASHINGTON (AP) .. -Consumer etl prices ·:.are down Crom their winter peaks, but wlll ~!!tart rising again later ·thiti year, Agriculture Department analysts • say. Ege production dropped during the 1evere cold of last winter ~ut now is ed&lni up, re· .,.!ulUn& in lower prices. : Prices "will ~tru&then seasonall~" by next fall but probabty t will no~ match last. year's low levels, of· i'icials said. ·. The wholesale price .llverase In the first . quarter or this yeaf was 74.9 centJ a doien, and the estimate Cor April- • ,lune la 58 to 60 centa, the \-eport aald. By the third quarter, eggs may avera1• In a ranee ot '3 to 6S cents and continue up the re'!Dainder of the year. =~asting lannect '@ family Scott ., TOILET \... TISSUE Assorted 75c Prints 4 Pack Pound Cake Mix Betty Crocker·•. HI Oz. Pkg Royal Gelatin All AllY<>rl 6 Oz. Pkg ~ ... sac .... 30C ~~~~ ~~~~r ~~"· ...... &SC ~~n~ .~~~a~o .. s~~~~ .. 15c @HEFTY !~~33H~~.~ .......... $149 A year·rouod supply or 2 c up 1 b o i 11 a 1 freab muahroo~ makea water it possible for everyday l."i teaspoon sail cook1 to dress up every-1" teaspoon ground day meals with a savory black pepper muthroomaauce '• c up chopped AVORY MUSHROOM parsley SAUCE . 1 pound fresh Rinse and pat dry muahrooma fresh mushrooms. Chop 2 tablespoons oll half and slice half; set 4 tablespoons butter Hide. ~ cup chopped In a medium saucepan onion! heat on and 2 tables· 2 ounces sliced poons of the butter. Add c ooked ham, diced onions, ham and re· 2 tablespoons flour served chopped fresh 3 bee! bouillon cubes mushrooms; aaute for s minutes. Stir in nour: cook and atlr for 2 minute l>l~1olve bouillon cubes in bow.n, water (or canned nus broom liquid with sufficient waler to make 2 cups) Add to saucepan with salt and black pep· per. Cook and stir until mix tu re boils and thickens sli1bUy. Io a medium skillet melt remaining 2 tables- poons butter. Add re· s erved sliced mushrooms; aaute for 3 minutes. Add• to sauc& Groceries alone itb parsley. Serve over bl"Oiled steak, veal or pork chops, Lef- tover sauce may be frozen in a U1hUy cov- ered container To aerve, thaw and reh at slowly stirring often. Yield· a~ cupsaauce. Museaoo11 .cLAM SAtJCE 1 pound fresh mushrooms in cup butter or mar1artne 3 cloves garlic~ minced 1 can ClO~ oz.) minced clams ~ cup panley l teaspoon salt v. te pooo ground. blackpep~r Rinse. pat dr1 and slice freeh mushrooms <makes about 5 cups) Io a lar1e sltillet meJt but· ter. Add carlic; saut.e tor 1 minute . Add mushrooms; saute until· 1olden. about S minutes. Stir in clams, parsley, salt and black pepper; · heat until hot. Serve over hot cooked apa1hetti. Yield: 6 portions. frozen Foods 0 ® ® ® ~~:" J>l~ ul~~~ ......... 79c 0 w .. twood Ice Cream ftftc ,,_ Re¥on· \t Gallol'! Certon • • .,.,- ~'!a:>a'?!terg~~~ ........... 9gc Tomato Sauce 3 7ftc ~ .._ 17 Oz. Can ,., ;,- ~~~rock Bea~~ ... 41c '@ Your Choice ., DIET RITE OR ·RC COLA ••o •. 79c Bottle \... .... TOMATO @ !,~!'~ 1~ 01. Cen .. 3: 7gc ® ~!~~~n!tJ~~~!~~ .. ~190 @ ~~ K!!~c!!I~~ Pka .•••••••. 53c @ r:a!~hlp Topping .. 55c ~ Delaware Punch 4~ 'lY 12 Oz. Cell ' -~ Seneca Grape Juice 47c 'lY 12 Oz. 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Combine mixed fruit ln •A cup 1ltvered alme>ndl a.ndcutlntothJn wed1es Makeahervin1s. 14 cuporanae llqueur • bowl. Toss with yocurt, coconut and nut pieces and serve immediately. M akea 'servinas. 2 oran1H, peeled •nd 1Uttd ~. freth plnfapple. pu r J and cutlnlo chunka l eup hallved lffded Jn a cballn1 dlab or crepe pan over canned heat, melt butter. Add coconut and almonds; cook unUl aoldeo brown. For Pineiapple Cutups 2 3 4 ( 1) Cut the pineapple in h&lf and then quuters.1. euttincJ from the bottom throu9h the crown w1lh • s.h.irp knife. (~)Cut out the hud, fibroua core Leave the crown on for decoration. (3) Loosen fruit by cutting clo! e to the rind wJth cl curved knife. (4) Cut crosswise through the fruit sever.I times, then len9thwlse once or twice lo make piece~ uile·:.i.te. SPEA~· ~ ffl ~ ~J ~ 2 3 (J) W11h a ~harp knife. cut off the top and bottom of the pineapple. Then, doin9 a strip at c1 lime. cut the shell aw.iy. (2) Remove the "eyes" by cutting clway d1c1gonal strips. (3) Cut cylinder of frun into spears. To m•ke smaller wedges, cut spears crossw1Se OUTRIGGER . I I .. •' --,. "· \.: .· .;.~: ~ ' 2 3 4 (1) Quart&r the pineapple. le.mnq the crown on. (2) Loosen fruit with a curved knife by cutting under .rnd around the core, but wnhoul r<•moving the core Then insert knife close lo shell and loosen fruit from shell (3) Remove the fruit and cut cross wise several limes. (4) Slip sections of fruit back into the shell under the core and arr.inge in a staggered pattern. Shortbread: Packables For sweet tooth pangs: their texture is rather like shortbread. but they're chocolaty. CHOCOLATE BUBBLES 12 cup butter or margarrne 1,3 cup firmly packed light brown sugar h teaspoon vanilla l'A cup flour, fork· stir well before measur· ing 1 cup hnely chopped walnuts 12 cup semi-sweet chocolal.e pieces Cream the butter, sug- ar and vanilla: gradual· ly stir in the flour; stir in the nuts, then the chocolate. Using 1 tablespoon for each, shape into balls. Place 1 inch apart on an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake in a preheated 3!W>·degree oven about 15 minutes. With "a spatula, remove to a wfre rack to cool. Makes almost 2~ dozen. Best Idea.Since Shopping Carts -.,,, .. , ·~~~Now you can do a week's shopping ~ without forgetting a single item! Use pre-printed shopping lists prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. 140 eepar•t• printed ttema, plua eddltlon .. mpecH you can nu In rourHlf. ,. ....... It v....-.. 14~ta • •kMJttMa S .. v.r ... t 11 Meet end ........... 11 Dl*Jit... 20 Mi~erieoue CHOCOLATE· BANANA PUDDING 2 envelopes un · flavored celatln Y.a cup cold water l cup boUina water ~cup 11u1ar 2 tablespoons un.: sweetened cocoa % cup nonfat dry milk powder 2 ripe bananas, peeled and cut in pie<:es 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 cups ice cubes or cruahedl~ Sprinkle celatin over cold water ln container of electric blender. Add boillna water; cover and process at low speed un~ W gelatlo diasolves. Add sugar. cocoa and dry milk: cover and process un tll smooth. Add bananas and vanilla: turn control to -bigb speed. While blender ls runnin&, add ice cubes oneataUme. Continue processing until ice is m elted: Quickly pour mixture in· to 8 dessert dishes or custard cups. Chill until set, 20 to 30 minutes .. Yield: 8servings. Pear Of Ideas Idea: Halve and core a lovely pear; drizile with lemon juice to keep from discoloring. Combine ball of a 3-ounce package of cream cheese with 2 teaspoons honey, a generous whiff or cin· namon and ~ teaspoon crated oranae rind. Stir tu 2 tablespoons finely . chopped walnuts or pecans. Stuff pear cavities with mixture and share with a friend. Idea No. %: Halve and· cote a P'ear; driule llgntly with lemon juice, then sprinkle with brown sugar and set· aside. In a small bowl, stir tocetber 3 tables· poons sour cream, l,AJ tedpoon finely chopped, candied ginger, ~ teas- poon grated Ume/lemon peel and a teupoon of brown sugar. Let stand JIFFY AMBROSIA for about five minutes so 2 cups cleaned, ... sugar will dissolve, then chopped fruit (such as stir Jn 2 tablespoons m e 1 o n s • o r a n g e s , chopped. unsalted, roast· bananas and pineapple) ed almonds. FiH pear 8 ounces lemon·· cavities and enjoy as flavored yogurt dessert. MARKET BASKET A pizza that proves to be hearty galley fare is one made from pantry provisions. Pizza. a Pantry · Plus 1 A plua can be as welcome at sea u m a Saturday nilbt at home with a beer. It proves to be 1ood energy rare, seryed with fresh fndt for a palate-Cleanaina dessert. This one's made from pantry provisions; the crust comea from a package of refrigerated blacuit dough, which can keep in an tee box for up to two weeks. Canned mushrooms, olives, salami and cheese make the topping. EASY MEAL PIZZA 1 package (8 o unces) refrigerated buttermilk biscuit douah 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste 1 teaspoon crushed oregano 1 teaspoon crushed basil i.ii teaspoon garlic salt Salt and pepper to taste auw.unm....,,...a. llO u.u" llULm .... W.U .. CIOM..CW 1111. ~ pound sliced Italian salami, in slivers ~ -cup sliced ripe· or stUffed olives 2 hard-cooked eges Jjar CS ounces) mushrooms 1 . 1 ~ cups shredded Mozzarella, Provolone or Mon- terey Jack cheese Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Place biacuit dough on 1'-inch pizza pan and smooth out wilb fingers to close up seams and form an even crust. Combine tomato paste, oregano. basil, garlic salt and other seasonlncs and spread acros1 crust. Too with olives, salami, drained mushrooms and cheese. Bake 12 minutes, or unUl crust edge turns sli&bUy brown. Just before serving, urnish with sliced, hard·cooked eggs ·around rim next to crust.. Slice to serve. · · PllCIS UNCIWI WD., -I , 1--~-•c.•m. =:~-=D ·,;ii~: *1~5 MILK •• ••AL . DSITllAID : IA LIWfAT '"2!1-$ i6 MILK. ~ ~.AL. Ii • fr& body. Your poruio wa1, "n.te•1 1ot to be 1r1 an wet to your ~ bl•m but I doo'l know ti." YCIU uked for help from read ''· WeU,henlam. r.tm~ Your l'DOCher 11 e111tbf1 for ·~emeoLaJ Social l«wit)' Pl.1 • And M lft JOU •f )'OU &.reO'Nr • Second: Call your Social Sttunty and tnqulre about part. tlmt' MJp so you cao act out of lhe h.ouse <Sounds like you're 10- mc bananu > Lesson Learned Ethel Kennedy. right, learns the words of a song in sign language from an in· structor of the New York School for the Deaf. Next to her is Henry Viscardi, chairman of the White House Conf ercnce on the Handicapped. Lesson took place during festival for handicapped in Albany , N.Y . Newporters . . • .. Tbtrd: Your moth t may be ellrlble for foOd •l•mPt. Check th• pbooa book under Food tamps. Fourth: You need to know hoW &o t your m0thor'1 n to )'our brother. Even a amall mon- thly amount would ~ a creat Jp. (A.Ill .vour clor1yman or a couuelor for ,Wdance in th1.s lrH.) Fifth: You nted help for 1ourHlf ID dealln1 with your feolln11 about your mother. t:acb ot ua wan\I to be a aood child to an •&inl parent but we ell have neadl of our own. Get COUnHllnl from your local Men- tal Health Center, your d•rfyman, the Family Service AHoclatioo or your city or coun- l.J oltlH ol the a~ine. Try them all. Be penlstent. You CAN put totethe.r a better system or care ror your mother and a better ure for Jounelf if you try. -JANE Celebrate t 0 • WASHINGTON, D.C. DEil JANE: Thaaka for a 1uperb tdttt. Yoa didn't ask me to pla1 yoar book, but I'm dolllg I& •DY'W.:Y· Tille: uw1aen Your P1ren&a Grow Old," by Jue ()t. tea, pabllslaer, Fa•lll and Wa&aalll, priced •. 1$. youradl for aU the Ume you've lost-foe your own life's fulfill- ment. 3. Get a lawyer. Consult the legal aid society (listed in the phone book> and see what ar- rangements can be made for you and your brother (the rat!) to share costs for your mother's care. See if be can be forced to re· imbune you for past costs. Your mother is IDS problem, too. hoUH can do wooden. t am - PRAYING FOR YOU IN BUF· FALO Here'• aaotller lood letter - 11me subject. DEAR ANN. Before I begin what may seem a hard-boiled let· ter. let me say my sympathies are with the people who are try. Ing to care for elderly parents at home. Here are some sugces- tions. 4. Grow up! If, at your a,ge, you st.ill feel dominated by parents, then you need professional counseling. A clergyman (WITH counseling credentials) is a eood choice, or your county mental health society (see your phone book) can refer you -probably for no fee. Don't get burned by a ''line'' that's too bot to handle. Play it cool with Ann Landers 's guide to "Necking and Petting -What Are the Limits?" Send your re- quest to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, Ill., 60611, enclos- 10g 50 cents in coin and a long. stamped, self-addressect en- velope. ALLYN BLACK'S Hair Fashions 1. Realize that your mother is probably suffering from some lorm of senility, manifested in unusual demands, infantile, egocentric behavior. etc. 2. Quit being a martyr! Go out when you feel like it and LEARN to turn a deaf ear when she yells at you. Start to make it up to 5. When your mother starts her tirades, leave the room and close the door behind you. Turn up the radio or TV REALLY LOUD. Go for a wallc. Getting out of the APWl ........ o Deficiency Avoided Infants Aided Bet·ause deafness 1s nut ~~ v1s1 ble hamhcap, espcc1:illy in m fonts. 1t can ea:o.tl~ b!' 11\ t•rlonkt>cl unttl the child has a -.11.:n1r1c;in1 IJnguage dl'lay The Santa Ana l "n1f1l'd Sthool D1stnet has oq~anlt.ed ;i program so that children with hearing dif ricult1es can avoid a langungede f1c1encv in latl'r vears The infant program at the Taft llearln~ Impaired S~hool ln San ta Ana is available for children between the ages of 18·36 month:.. according to principal Lawrence Newman. The program, which em· phasizes family participation, is funded by the school district's special education department with state and local funding. Children from 15 county school districts are eligible for enroll- ment including Capistrano. Fountain"l Valley, Hunt(ngton Beach. l~ine, Laguna Beach. Newport-Mesa. Ocean View and Saddleback Valley. The children attend school three hours a day, five days a week with special transportation provided by the district Pare nts work with their l'hlldren one day a week at school and at home in areas emphasized by the instructor. llcanng children of the same a,:ie are integrated one or two days a week to provide language • models and social interaction with the heanng impaired children. A typical day for the toddler in· eludes work in the following areas: communication skills. auditory training and speech. social interaction and sensory- motor tralning. Early intervention, diagnosis and training are prime factors in the hearing impaired child's education al s uccess. says Newman. As soon as a hearing Joss is sus- pected, parents should contact an agency for audiological testing. Some hearing losses have been discovered as early as six months. Parents of a chlld with a sus- pected or diagnosed hearing loss can find help by contacting Taft Hearmg Impaired School. Ladies Fll1J Service Saloa HEARING PROBUM? I Sl'ICJAUU IM MHVE Dl»MISS CASIS MAJOI MAHUFACTUIUS llPHSIMTID TEHYUIS IH CO.OMA Dll MAI HAL AEBISCHER HEARING AIDS l40t 1. c-• Hwr. -&10-9494- Men! Hair St11Uftg Bu ApoomlmClll :? MuJcurlslS To Serve You Juliette Wraps or Cor-. .. Mw-675-lUJ DENNIS ROSENE 410 West Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 645-6470 "See me for car, home, life, health and business insurance!' lf•tl •••• lh\UI AN(f• •, ft81lllW•~t~1 ..... or-... ·~l.'I\._.,.,..... # OLD-l'ASH!OXED GIFTS OF COODTASTE FDR DAD ON FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 19th, GIVE A FOOD GIFT PAK FROM 4H~k~f1 ftrm OF OlltO• 1 lb. BEEF STICK Summer Sausage, 12 oz. Mild Midget Longhorn, 5 oz. Smoky Cheese Bar. 7 oz. Plain Gooda. 7'/, oz. Belle Fleur, 8 oz. Edam Stick, plus Strawberry Bonbons. Mr. and Mrs. William Lampert of Newport Beach celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with their son, Robert, and his family at a Newport Beach restaurant. Lampert, who worked in the printing trade for 40 years, and his wife, Tneresa, moved to California in 1954. They have one son, two granddaughters and two great-grandchildren . Roomier Levi~ for the fattier figure. 15.98plu1 sh1~1ng cflargea TAKE YOUR SELECTION WITH 'YOU OR WE'LL MAIL Right now the Gap has the jeans that made room for father. They're called Levi's for Men. And they're made r'oomierin the seat and thighs for the man with muscles. YOGA & CONTOURING EXERCISES Or a big frame. The Gap has them in the latest styles and fabrics. SW?s 34-42. ~ • Reshaping • Reiuvenatlng • Relaxing CLASSES NOW FORMING lndN DnM:wllflecl Teac,_.. MU ST SELL EVERYTHING • \ 1 t l Sherman·Mays Mr. and Mn. Richard berman ot Huntift1tt>n Beacb have announced the •nc.,tmenl ot lbelr dau1bter, Sydne Marie Paaadena. Her flance studied at UCLA. A weddlne ls being planned tor July 30 In St. Ann 'a Catholic Church, Seal Beach. ••• or La Mirada Hlch School, studied at Cer- ritos Colleae and at Calirornfa State University, San Diego on a football scholarship. Currently he owns a • ment and fortbcoming wedd.loc was mmounced by her parent.a, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Stauber ofReddlnc. Mlsa Stauber earned a BA deero from UC Irvine and araduated from lbe paraletal pro- gram at UCLA. Her flue , son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter .Pa•e of Rutatin,C.On Beach. re·· ctlved a BA dt&t'ff from UC Santa Barbara and· now ls in lbo teachlna ln- tern.sblp procram at UC Irvine. trman, and Tbomas L. Maya, aon of Mr. and .. Mra. Lavern H. )lays, alto ot lluntlnaton Beach. CaJdwell-Arendsen ma.rin~related market-----------------------------------------~--------~~---in C firm In Newport Beach. ••• Ml11 Sherman Is a 1r•duate ot Golden West Coll•I~ ed Fllntrld1e Sacred Heart Academy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Linden Caldwell of Newport Beach have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter, Janl• Linden Caldwell, and John Lawrence Arendsen, son of the Arnold Georce Arendaena of Quall Valley. Jenisse-Baxter Michelle Carrie Janlsae and Richard L. Baxter are planning to marry July 23 ln St. An· drew 's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. Sydne Sherman, T.L Maya Cycle High For Aries TRUatsDA Y, IUNE 9 By SYDNEY OMAllR ARIES (March 2l·April 19): Accent on in- dependence. originality, confidence. Talce lead. Be aware of cycle, which is high -you can be a self-starter. Timing, intuition are on target. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): What seems "secluded" could actually be obvious. Know it and ta.J<e a second look. Element of gossip, decep- tion could ~~ist. · GEMINt <May 21-June 20): Accent on friendship, desire, romance, ability to effect re· conciliation between dissenting family mem- bers. CANCER (June 21·July 22): Emphasis on achievement, st.anding, prestige, ability t.o make way for yourself at top, Don't rush into action. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Good lunar aspect coincides now with language, publications, "rit-,,,. ten material. You are rewarded for efforts. You receive noLilication that you are to be given more recognition, responsibility. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Follow through on "mtuitive flash." Yes, you are perceiving truth. Key is to know it and lo be confident. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22). New start could be featured. Permit creative "juices" lo flow. Im- print style. Be independent, original, a self. starter. Accent on partnership, publicity, opposi- tion from some legal quarters -and marriage. SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Ypu actually learn now through process of teaching. Basic material requires review. You arc being pulled in two directions simultaneously. SAGITTARIUS CNov. 22 Dec. 21): Remember diet, health resolutions. Say "No" to jl.t.ok foods. Your appearance now is very impor- tant. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19>: Stress at· tention to fine points, details, to. reading between the lines. Your position Is strong, even though you have doub~. AQUARIUS (J an. 20·Feb. 18):.Short trip, re· union with close neighbor or relative -this could be on agenda. Be ready for change of scenery. PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20): Accent on personal possessions, assessing value of special collecllon, including coins, antiques, art objects. DINNERS AT SPECIAL PRICES Spires Is doing It again! Dinners at special low pnces. Take advantage of these apeclal Spires Dinner prices today. Spires Is lowering tlle cost of dinner! •••••••••••• To, Sirloin Stw semd willl 1ou'" ulld, cllolc• ot potato. n91111111. roll and buner. 8r1nq t~•HOOOCJ'I "'''h you ~no '"'oy ~ O•nntr~ di 'l>K•41 P"'" I h•S orttros QOOO .u ~P"'' Anllur .l~h •n C°'la M"'1flrv1ne on•~ ~no MOS J~"• 30 1q11 CovPOll M>tC~li niuM be 1ono,u""d The betrothed are plannina a mid - September wedding in Newport Beach. Their parents are Mr. and Mra. Harvey J . Jani1se of Costa Mesa and Mr. and Mrs. Burl L . Baxter, Baldwin Park. Miss Caldwell, a 1969 National Charity League debutante, is a graduate ot Newport Harbor High School and recei\led her BA degree, cum laude, from Lewis and Clark College. Miss Jan1ue is a graduate of Laguna Beach High School and her fiance graduated from Sierra Vista High School. ••• Stauber-Page She also studied in An Aug. 27 weddinl in Valencia and Madrid St. Joseph Catholic and at UC Irvine. She Church, Reddine is being taught. school and planned by Michele worked for the United Marie stauber of Balboa Nations ln San Jose, Island~ Kurt J . Page, Costa Rica. Huntington Beach. Jania Caldwell Her fiance, a graduate News of their engage. ' - Community Call ~·Help Needed The Junior League of Newport Karbor is seeking community help in locating a suitable :.ite and bulldlng for a recovery hou:.c for Oranee County alcoholic women. The group says this is the mo:.t difficult task it has encountered in lts two year dream of creating a 15 to 25 bed halfway house and drop-in counseling center The league's project, called New Directions . already hue; been awarded a $20,000 two-yl'<ir grant from the l''luor Corporal ion and a $40.000 grant from lh£' James Irvine Foundation. New Directions also has raised more than $75,000 this year ahd will have another $30,000 from benefits by the end or sum mer. Preferred locations for the halfway house, which will pro· v1de board and care, group therapy and counscl111g. arc ccn· trally hx:ated areas such as San- ta Ana. Newport Bt•ach, Laguna Bt!uch. llu11t1ngto11 Beach . Irvine, Et Toro or Lusunu lhlls The hou~c may he ctlhcr pun·hascd or leased fo'urther 111· rormat11>11 1s available from Doris Bo1sseru11c. 494 85:JU, or Tom Allmson. IH2·~:.!:1~, FATHER'S DAY THE ANGELS WAY CONTEST ENTRIES ' FROM CAROUSEL OPERATOR South Coast ?taza OLD-FASHIONED ClFTS OF CODD TASH FDR ZJAD ON FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 19th, GIVE A FOOD GIFT PAK FROM ftick~r1 fGrms OF ONIO• Tex11~ Uke the Lone Stu State Chis Pf't ft bta in appeal and satisfaction. Deeb with he-man 1ppetitct and ditcrim!natina wtes will enjoy; I lb. BEEF STICK Sumnwr S.iwp. M1ld Miclpt Lonahom, f~ ky Bar, Gouda, Belle Fleur, £chm Stick and Stnwbeny 8onb0ftl. SIS.98 .,u, .-.u .. If 1H.llH MANY MORE FATHER'S DAY GIFT PAKS ON DISPLAY AT ,i QANCI&-OQQ fine stationer corona del mar ........,.c...,. ....... a..e DUNC£ ,......_l ...... 1419 Mo. Tntla A•t 014) 991-9961 hetyD..i.,.,.. HOMEY IAKED HAM! ..... hlM llh ........ ---... Dtrt ..... , , ORDUMOW! ..;,":::. • Ready to S.rv.. w1tnt·~·{n Spice Glaze •"!>plra1 ~toed "' From Top 10 Bottom • We Package and Stltp from Coast to Coeat • Full Service Delicatessen • tmpohed Ch.- COIOMA on MAI l700 L C..t Hwy. 0141 n:i.• P&Lll SPllN;s 7 fHO.twy. 111 .. ._..Miit. IAICHO MIWE (114) 3"-3194 ' ~MOVING · SALE OPENING SOON · FASHION ISLAND ElJLEN CARTJER LADIES HABERDASHER .. 075-2170 t • ,. Tomato 49c Juice Gloriet\a ror ncb flavor! 48 oa Rice Mixes. • • • • 33c M.J.B. all navon in 6 oz packafe ~ Dressing ca1 •••• &9c Do ju.at.lee to ulada with Girard' 8 oz lemon Juice • • • 39c Sunk\St for frNh equeez:ed taste! 16 oz CRISCO ~=~ s1a' i 3 .... Cll : Mari arine. • • • • • &3c lmperi!f-so cl088 to butter! 1 lb. ~ Boned Chicken • 59c .. Swanson's-ready to use! 5 oz can . Onions FBI no • • • 39c 0 & C for crisp fun eating! 31h oz can ~------------------~ FACIAL 53 g TISSUE c Lady Scott-prints-box of 200 . --------------{ C1h·1· COM cm 39c . 11 WITH IUMS1 ••••• Hormel Regular or Hot! 15 oz · Oreo Cookies • . 39c • Nabisco sandwich cremes! 15 oz · · Ce al QUAm ·s149 re uTUUL ••••• Choice of 3 varieties! 32'oz Grape Drink. • • • 49c Welch's for that true taste! 46 oz ~~-.---------------~ B·B·Q Sauce ..... 59c • Reg., Hickory, Mushroom ! 16 oz : A· 1 Sauce • • • • • ggc • " For more than just 1teaka! 10 oz J... .. 69 . u1ce cwum...... c ~ , Texsun six pack-6 oz cans ·,Purex Bleach •• 49c .for whites that are white! Half-gallon . - ~. A.urora 45c Tissue Assort;ed colora-two roll pack . ~·tomato Sauce. 15c ; Hunt's for so many uaea! 8 oz ; Baked Beans.·.. 39c Burbank Brown Crock-14 oz glass ~1 Trash Bags~. s1 19 Glad-pkg. of 8 •.. 30 gallon size ln the Mft-etro.ol 8 ounce 1iu . . '" 1 . .. • . . Top Sirloin ~. s2s1 Loin cut of USDA Choice beef ITAi.JAN STYLE ·$ t 29 Sausage ~I • We make it the old-world way! Fresh S I FRESH $299 a mon CllNOOK. •• • • • • • ••• • A Wele<>m~t.reat for a main ooune! Whole or half (CDTll CIT STUllS ... Ut .. ) Fre-h Clams ::' 79i Fillet of Sole •• s241 From New England •.. (for value) · Mild navor! Fresh! English variety Snapper :T. 99i Prawns EDU JMCY ••• s7t1 . Cleaned &fld headleaa!Average 2 to 3 lb. Green ahrirnp, shell on! '4·5 per lb. Snapper :.CT s111 .For skillet, ovt9 or the broiler Scallops USUI .... s311 ~. fancy quality ••• and larre! ' Fresh Crabs ...... 99t · .. Large, , , they'll average over two pounds! ••• and meaty ••. and, of course, we'll be glad to crack them, to make it esier for ~ to etU<>y them! . . ,· .. Fryer a ·rea.sls FRESHf 99~ --More value, because they're "king-aize" Gr. "A" (tyen! Hand cut. w/rib cage Fryer Wings ••• 59i Hand cut! Fresh! and Grade "A" Chicken mm • • • • 59i Freeh! California grown! 4 to 5 lbs. Roasting 7 9 c Chicken .• Fresh! California grown! 6 to 7 lbs ~!f!. ! !'!ell.~~]~ . . Chicken Livers ... 89i Fre\hnus makes all t.he difference &~?:S 99t I California Grown! USDA Grade "A" ~ . SI r. U.S.D.A. CHOICE $279 ea 115 TOP SIRl.01. • • • • • • • • • • • Love the value-and the quality! Loin cut U.S.D.A. Choi~ beef ~ ... 15t t) Ground Beef ~~s1 11 Beef Roast ==-~SJ 51 Lean! Does not exceed 22% fat content Chuck cut shoulder clod! USDA Choice 7 Bone. Roast. • 99£ 0 Bone Roast •• ~1°1 .Chuck cut U.S.D.A. Choice beef -----~-----------, " ~~::: 79c. Center cut! U.S.D.A. Choice beef Beef Roast:..nns111 Get acquah'lt.ed with the real thing! Chuck cut U.S.D.A. Choice beet El Rancho'•! l•I• ao .. jlllla) .. Turkey ....... 39t Rich juicy dark meat! El Rancho'• SLICED $ 119 BACON • El Rancho'• thicker "ranch 1tyle" S . HIT•• 49c auce CllCIT• ••••• Fisherman'• Whad--8 oz ~o » .. lo: Mozzarella 11. • • s169 , Precious (12 • ••• Ut) (I 11 ••• tk) Sliced American 79c Kraft deluze alicee ••• 8 oz pq Rondele 79~ CHEESE ·~ With Herbs, Pepper or Plain! 4 ez Frozen Food STOUFFER'S 19 t ENTREES · aaEJI Pl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 • ... aom CllCIWI ......... ~ .... TlJNA.IOODlES •••••••••• 11 ~ .... al.I * t.Am ..•.•.....••• "' Orange Juice... 35c Minute Maid conceittftte--6 oz Snack Tray • • • • ggc Jeno'• piua delight.al 711. oz C & W Spinach 2,c Chopped or leaf-12 oz pkg ' Macaroni • a'1S[ •• 25c Morton'• for convenience! $ oz' , Cheese Pizza •• ~ 69c Celeste-with "abundanza"-8' oz Onion Rings. • • • 59c Ore Jda-ailp them and eerv41! 12 oz Liquor Dep't. . saz ON • iuM ·s s4 1• Puerto Rican white or gold! Qu~ Vodka .. ,lllS ......... s2~9 Bottled for El Rancho! Sa" 40e ri.tih Windsor ... ~ •• 1519 Save nmt on Canadian! Quart .. Ballantine's ••• s15'9 Great acotcli nduced 2.00! ~ pll 7 Crown •••••• ~11 9 Save I.50--&asnm'a blend! ~ iallon !!~.!.8!.~l.: ~.:; :!!!' ......... ldn.,. "'* ... ftfllt Prich in ef{tct Thur. June 9 throu.th Wtd. June 15 Optn doily 9 to 9 Sunday JO to No M:1ltt to dealers --1 IE A WlllllER Al OUR · . . ... ·<I LEBR ANNIVERSARY SERVICE SPECIALS ENGINE TUNE UP lnslall 6 Aulohte spark plugs. Motorcraft points and condenser. inspect choke lhrotlle hnkage. plug · wrres and dist cao Ad1us1 carb and timing (Fours and s111es sligh!ly less e1gn1s and Econohnes shgh\ly higher · TOT AL PAWTS S 3 Q07 AND LAIOlt P\.US l u · OIL AMD OIL FILTER Up tO 5 quarts ol 011. Motorcralt 011 Filter and 1nstatlat1on. TOTALPAITS AND LAIOlt s910 Pl.US T4X AIR CONDITIONER CHECK ·Crean condenser lins. ad1ust drive bells. . tighten fillings. check system !or leaks refrigerant. parts and necessary ins!allation of parts ei<1ra 11 needed TOTAL raJCE s5so AS DESCRllED P\.US T "ll AUTO. TRAMS. CHECK Adjust bands. screen cleaning. 8d1ust manual and throttle linkage. flUtd and gasket extra 11 needed). TOTAL PRICE AS DESCRllED s 1430 P\.US T4lf DAILY RENT AL SPECIALS! ·77 Pinto Runabout with Automatic. radio. pwr.str. and brks. $7.00 DAY 7c MILE Other Model Cars and TruckS I IV Rates ANNIYERS·ARY SAYINGS ON s300,ooo WOillll OF USED CARS 1973 MERCURY MA1t9U1S UM. 4 OIL V-8 . auto. trans.. factory air conditioning, full power. AM/FM radio. vinyl roof. Lie. No. 150HST Stock #1110A s2999 FUO P.U. Ir SHILL • 6 cyl .. 4 speed, air oond1tionlng, heater. dual gas tanks. H 0 . radiator & H.O. s~. (1A83837l Stock 1382 t4799 1973 PONTIAC LIMA.MS 4 OIL SIOAM V-8. auto. trans.. factory air conditioning. power steering, radio, heater. (848JFG) Stock #790 s2499 1976 FORD P9N1'0 IUMAIOUT 4 cyl .. 4 speed, radio, heater. (O!iONQA) Stock#2797 '2799 . :-. ~ PUBLIC NOTICE SUl>t!ltlOll COUltTO,.THI STATt:OFCALl,.~HIA ,.Oil cou1nYO,.OttA1tOa NO.A·•1m ltOTICt: 0,. Hl!AltlltO 0,. 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U. and JUr>e 1,8, 1917 7011>-n 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T ~~~ ....... 1~.~~ ..... . G .. ,.. 1001e ... ra1 I Ml •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PENINSULA home. Comfortable f amUy home a few steps from the beach. 4 Bdrms .• 3 baths. $195,000 OTHER prestige waterfront homes wlth pler & noat Crom $38.5,000 up. BA YFRONT, pier & float, lots $250,000 to ~000. t.o build your own custom home. Several areas to choose from . BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR .1•11 l\oy~1d•· D1•v• N B b ~S biol GCIMNI • IOOZ1Gi ... N1 1002 ··•••········•••······· ..................... .. W 1-:SL I :Y '.\: TAYLOR. CO. l\J·:.\LT(Jl\S -...1 111'\ l~H I:> UDO ISLE CHAIM-al~OOO Great location on comer of Via IJdo Nord. Hurry to see this delightful 3 bdrm & den white stucco with red tile roof. Formal dining rm, south patio & lge pvte sundect for samning & potted plants. Lge stor. rm. 2111 S.Jo 'n ....... Ml\WOln" CIM19. M.a. .....,,, G1Mral 1002 ....................... . .................•.... G1Mral I 002 c..__. 5 • · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ Cl~l~S Ru.I F.atate 3 er. 2 ba. fam.rm, dbl detached garage. central air. near new cpt. "3,1151). HOWCWOOD AHYOU? Need selr startln1 •II· gr91lve agent. New nrm looting ror quallfied as· sociate. Extremely generous commlasloos. Xlnt working conditions. Prestige o Hlce in Newport Center. 759-G761 DUPLEX West Newport, 2 BR. & l BR. Just a few steps to beach. Excellent for summer or yearly ren tals. VAWYREALTY 640-9900 NEWPORT HGTS. $124,900 Pres tigious Newport Hgts. Corner locotlon. C u sto m designed charmer. Thick, plush carpeting. Gla ss enclosed brick frplc. Step saver gourmet • WIS1SID( DlY,llC. ·= ...... .... ,.. .............................................. ..... 1002 o..... 1001 ••······•·····•••······ ..................... .. llAvtlFUL MESA VERDE OMTHIWATU lll:DUCED $161.000 Popular '2 bedroom pJan wrnl BOAT DOCK Wllh large rumpus room Compl red~c In/out overlookln1 llparltllng Teak ftoclrin1 . wumth 6 heated .f& rllttted pool. quaJlcy. I Bdrma euh ThbhotnehatbeeDcosa· w /OWD bath Ftml din pletelJ 9PIJ'•ded 'Willi rm. lit ram /blJJlard rm n t w eat p et In I • & cotr...., patk>. Part dra~rlH. 1'\IU pHctt your boat oiatalde ~ ft900. CALLSSl-a&eO. door. CSELECT SPYGLASS LM JOpt T' PROPERTIES $271.000 ~ew. never lived tn . Gracious 4 Bdrm, lam rm. frml dlnlna rm In enchanting floor plan. Spanish courtyard. Open beam celJIDp. Special terms for the buyer who wants lo preerve ~aah now & buy later. et:=: ~ 631·WOO PANORAMIC OCEAMVllW From thla apaeious custom VIP reaklence In souabt after area or Newport Beach ~amount ot 8/1 cabiMt, wardrobe & storage s pace. Huge walk -In closets. Workshop area ror the bobby enthusiast . Private beach available. 148-7711. -Walker 1; Lim llllffs .. p! End unit. prhne areen· Real Estate bdt. 1950 aq. n. 3 BR,---------din. rm .• 2~ ba., kit/· ram. rm. Sl3S,OOO With land! HEUN 1. DOWD REALTOR M«>J.M tlWl Y UPGRADE& New carpets thruout. New noor covenng in kitchen and bath. Super sharp wtth fresh fruit 4' vegetables an your own &arden. $85,000. Call 640-6161 .. · .~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE 1NC. DOMTCURSE YOUR LANDLORD IEOME! We have the ideal silua. lion ror you to become one. We have exclusive UsUngs1_ rrom duplexes 2-30 wuu at prices you can afford. C411540.3666 1 t"fl~a11 REAL E ~TATE -Walker & Lee RealEatate HUNTINGTON IEACH tiEARIEACH $65,500 Just 2~ mile bike ride to ocean. in area or more expensive homes. Completely redecorated laside & out. Private yard hosts sparkling, heated & filtered pool. Assume FHA l oan. l.ogillMI RattdletM Him')' call 962-7788. WITH VIEW Ap KEY Nearly 2 acres nestled "'G' R€ALTOP..Sft among giant oaks only 2"'1 miles to the surf with l•--------a remarkable custom kitchen. Unique step down master s uite Delightful wood shingled master bath. Huge separate family rm .• C too! It will be gone tomorrow, call now 752·1700 L [i.ijii POOL HOME. Charming alder 1900 sq.n. spralls out behind a modest front . Xlnt cond. Jbr. 2ba. hv rm W/bay win· dow. din.rm, 28xl8 fam rm w1sep wet bar, 3 frplca. cpl 'd /hardwood floors. 36x20 pool. Jacuz.za. dbl car gar, RV Space. Close to Chapman College, stores. bus $57,950 Open hse 10-6 da1ly Pnn only Ownr. 34.S N Lemon, Orange. 532·2628 bwlt 3 bdrm + den + family rm home de· signed to maximlz.e the panoramic, hilly ranch.land view Also S car covered parlt1ng + room ror campers. boats. etc. The corral can ac· commodate as many horses as you coWd ever want with room to spare. lloneymeoning? Retired? See lhas beautiful 2 bednn home near South Coast Plaza. Great landscaping and many extras on cul--Oe-i.ac. Try IM.!500.~ A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • OFFERING PRICE S220.000 Cal644-7211 Pa•sslllaPoW DUPLEX-owner's unit, fantastic new listing. ASID decorated. 3 Bedrm, den. 2\>l baths, fireplace. vaulted cell· Ing, wet bar. VU!W or bay and ocean. Lower unlt-2 bednn, 2 baths. den. fplc, prlv. patio Steps to beach or bay. $265,000. For further details call AM Peters 6'2·5200. REAL ESTATE MANAGER WANTED For well known, expand· Ing Real Estate com· pany. Opening a new of. fice In Costa Mesa. Must have experience. Salary plus +. All applications confidential. Apply to, _________ _ Ad. No •• Daily Pilot, 1'Jn Nl[,f l BAIL( ( & l\SSUCll\1£5 SHORECREST BEACH LOVERS - private. manicured neighborhood. ltallan ceramic tile kitchen wttb woods and stall. 11' Family rm w trplc. formal dine, 4 bedrma, sewtna bltns, 3 baths. la• yard sts.ooo. BKR 952·5611. Claullled Advertising, Rancho San Joaquin 330 W. Bay St., Costa Beautiful San Carlos Mesa. Calif. 9211126. Model. St 14.~. Joan Howe PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642-5211 MeedEIM>wROOM for kids. boat, cmpr & pool? Huge yard w/l.hia -delightf\d 4 BR. 2~ BA. PARKSIDE EST A TE tn.-. ~tfM~ fastest draw 1D tk bm nr. MUe Sq. Park-:uw~.,..--·... w ready to move-lo . ._..,, • ., •t. · ·• Dall.y PUoc AN X l 0 US OWN E Jl S __ _..;;.13;:.;1..:·2:.:.133::=... ___ 1_Claaslfied ____ A_d._6'2_·5878 __ • _ BOUGHT ~ER tilMNI l002 GtMu.. 1002 1117.500.Alt. • ............................................ . °"' ... Olllr ............ ............... ,...,, ... ~ ... ...,. l1bliijiilll MllD2,500 5quAUFUT Large famlb' home on a quiet cul·de-sac In Eastbluff. 20 foot family room with rock fll'eplace, formal dining large lot with lots of trees · $1.52$0. Call 673-8650. OPIN IJt 9 • 11 S IUH IOl!t NICI' ~--· Sellln& aQJt.blq wUh a Dally Pilot CWatlied Ad II a almple matter • JUlt call &f.2.Sl&. MET AM04UlttOS 1 S PlRAH0LTNTACDWACWPk D 8 H V K Z Z R 0 l N H W I N G T E L ACLA YQZOIGROONOQMO RLO£E&""CECYATEGSfE L H 0 H T A 0 P 0 L £ S L 0 S A P H X E R L Y P 0 0 C L X A A W S M E P 0 L A G T ~ G U E M B T L R Y 0 t D U P CYPGOClPVCUILXQPHPY RATURETRAOLSNRYAADA CSAHP"YNPLLQCGMTZYR ~EtSHICOlOSRlYTQRN£ XAMEORXGLWETNAZAXYT t t .. M S 'f A C l 9 'f £ A T L W A M A I L t I I 0 M C Y R Y S T & P L L £ R ' G S W I V R A l L t P R £ T A C C Pupa Pup•l Stage ~ Ctterpn 11 r NOMI + DtCOME Charming duplex. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths plus 2 bedroc>lu. 1 bath. rmt block off the sand ol the Balboa Peninsula. Walk to beach and harbor. $1B5.000. A CO&.OWILL ...... CO. 644-1766 DAIL V PILOT ·~ ~-.............................................. ~JorS. ttoeMtFwS. ttouietfo.-~ - HMiH for S. Mea•• Pew SIA HoetiH P..-S* How•n ,_ S. Ge•rol I OO:t ., ... ,.. I 00 ....... -.................................... • ................. - .. .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• •••••••••••••• ... • .. ••• •••••••••••••••••••••• C:.... .. Mar 1022 Costo Me-tcl tOJ4 Celtm'...... t0J4 • G_... 1001 .....,... l001 •1a1ret 1002 ...... ••••••••••••••••• ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ...................... . ············~········· ....................... ·················~···· ....................... ~~" ~~ ~~~ ~~~~~;:::~~!: ~~I~~ ®herbert hawk ins fH Al TUH~ M1W ....... IMUTY N J.tOO Lov 1.y now 3 bdrm, 2 bat.h, famtl.Y rm, vaulted ceUlng1, uparaded Warm- •nston Home. Smoke detect., frplc, heavy llhake roof, e1e level aetr clean- ing dbl oven, fully in uJated on over- s 1ied lot. Near achoot., 1hopplft& & lrwys. 1LMAM1 AND 80l •IOUI S16,t00 Up1raded thruout 3 bdrm, 2 bath 51.ngle story coodo. Custom drape • up~ crpta, 2 car garqe, w/auto door opener. 2 pools. j acuui, tennis courts. Lots of extras. Move-Jn cond. Near schools, shopping, frwys. Will not last! FUSH AS MEW HOMI $66.000 Carpets & drapes like new. Bltn stove & cfuhwasber. Near schools & shop- ping. Close to beach. Lge yard, room· for pool. All new paint, floors , kitchen counte rs. Drive thru garage. Ex· cellent area. IHVISTOtlSI Of'POITUMTY KNOCKS! Lovely duplex located in prime area of Huntington Beach. Has lot large enough for additional units. Situated end or quiet cul-de·sac. Room for boat or R. V. Finest in area. Challenges comparison at $119,500. REDUC ED SSOOO. OWta ANXIOUS SUt,900 Open the door to this fabulous home & be re~dy for a unique experience. 5 bed.rm. Greenbrook Granada features prof. decorating, new Italian entry tile & new no-wax flooring. A Classic home m a classy neighborhood. 11055 MCIC)ltOlo Sf. FomtcnVc6y tU-1111 ~~~:! .......... !?.~~1~~~~~! .......... !?~~ VIEW F«OM THE JACUZZI Spec t acular ! Th is 4 bed r oom Tradeswind has been enlarged and a hath addt'd Rut the real fun overlooks Lhe hills. t ht' Harbor and the Pacific Ocean a spacious Jacuzzi has been raised up to maximize the view and a delightrul outdoor eatin~ area has hccn added to hei~h ten the fun. See this home that has just been de· r orated to perfection . Presented at $.325,000. U~l()Uf: tif)M t:S REAL TORS', 675-6000 2443 East Coast Hi ghway, Corona del Mar • 1lso 1n M··~.1 V1•1 di>, at 546 5990 1002 G~rol 1002 .......................••••••....••........... "AXED UP'' 2 UNIT SINGLE LEVEL ILUFFS CONDO &•aut1full~· dt'coraled J l'l,1n 1A1lh.hav & l'anvon \ ll'\\ :I Bdrm!I 2 bath..., lmml'lhate 0N·upan1)' I.e.""' .11 ~:.'5 per month or ''°" Ol'r ""' ...,11 hm ti tc1 m..., lnr upl1on lo purch;i...,<' C. F. Colesworthv REALTORS 640-00fO OPEN DAIL y 1 .. 5 CAMIO SHOltl S ,-,- 2311 VISTA HURTA pre~enfj oc~~./.00P000 L COllr"E P'•• Like new 2 bdrm. condo located ap· -.-UI Mft prox. 2 blocks from neat sbopplna urw EXCLUSIVE DOYER SHORES Tower1n1 t ree lined Roses & split rails surround this com- .. t A l t l e + 2 car iw;.n street. Iron aate entry. 8drms r . ce n er· mp c 1 ora b th t ffuae beamed c•funa Uv fortable lam.U.Y home. 3 ·• am.a-a Only -500 For the dlscrimlnatlnc uyer a -" • 1 ni-'"' d_,. aara.e, ~. · __ _. built b ing r m WJth dra matic }y rm., dbl h'p C., 2 "~ Upgra CIU JUST LISTED! Hi1,b.ly upgraded 4 bdrm. & den home, MONTEGO MODEL, with island ldtcbcn. Prime locaUon (V. bllc. fr<>m park A community pool). Low .main- tenance yard. $155,900 -You own the land -not leasehold! ECONOMY MINDED? 6 Year old, well maintained home; 4 bdnm., 2 baths, formal dining rm., all electric utilities; price only S'T-',950. Owner leavin• area; shown by app't. 759-0811 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 7!>~11 G.-rot I 002 I G...-ral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ILUFFS wants quiet· elegance. "'wnom Y ocean & canyon view r baths, a covered patio & ft.sh pond!, Lynn Valentine -over 4'100 eq.ft. or Mauive b rick frplc. For the kids, a filtered play pool. & luxury containini 5 bedroomlt formal Goraeous family rm. $7 dining, family room and Dilliard wtth taotasUc ocean & green, green lawns. S,000 f beach view. Open style W _ . _ . 1 . ~ ~~ __ . room. Fantastic view + room or bri&ht & cheery kitchen. ~ f!JOIU>t'ta aa ~ pool. $299,500. Make appointment to Hideaway Master wing lm!!'!f~t see, call Ann Peters. with ocean view. Gigim· . • A!-73-~ · U c Kidney s h a ped, ""I"' GeMf'Clll • •••••••••••••••••••••• Military T rOftSfer FORCES SALE Must sell ttus beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath Costa Mesa home. Gourmet k it c h en , co m pl w /butcher block counter tops, & continuous cle1m · Ing oven. Sculptured shag crpts. Heavy s hake rooC. Large Yard. Hurry priced only $79,000. Call 546-SllllO ""~~ HERITAGE • • REALTORS 642-5200 sparkling blue J>OOl & 24J5 a. Co.t Hwy .• C...., Nw .; Jacuul. Don't miss thJs •• HST DUPLEX . AVAIL.AILE Balboa Peninsula Prime location for ren· ta ls. Spacious brl ghl owners unit, large front room, view from patio, B·renlal unit, quaint & warm. Both 2 BR, 1 Ba, could be lar ge hom e. Many xtra. To see ll · ii to buy it! 759-0761 1uperb Cameo Shores 1026 ' barfaln! Just $225,ooo. 10 ... "'-Point Cal now for personal Costa~ "'"" -prevlew.752·1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OKN 1H '· '' s 11JN roar Niel, W AMTID: l~lltl ;~ .. ;;i".;.:: :.· .;:s;•==i••-..., napohs Sailing Yach~ CAMEO SHORES •Condomlnfmn* W/Dana Poant sllp. Value Fantastic comer lot. 3 $102,M. Call Bill Gales BR MltSt Mtt... (213) 9%3-8187 or (21:!> boutht ..ottt.r 881·2877, (213) 923-9877 -'$262._.;...500_Fi_rm __ 833-_2l_00-1 Spacious 3 Bdrm. 2~, Larry Walsh 112 ILK TO OCEAN bath, decorator perfect. 8 Toro 1 OlZ Completely r emodeled Fenced patio, atrium, ••••••••••••••••-••••• on an oversiied lot. A beam celling-, xlnt Cost3 amaahlna 4 BR plus den Mesa loc. Close to ever· Lake Forest plus formal ,dinina plus yt.tung. $83,'100. Spacious & newly crptd 4 huge family room with 759·0761 BR, 2'" Ba, home. In open beams, natural wooded surroundjnas. wood textures anc;l ocean NEW VIEW HOME Interesting rock frplc and j etty view from 3 Bdrm, Jba, frplc, shake w/conversation pit ; lge master suite & s undeck. rf, 2 st.ory. Still time to Mstr Bdrm, approx. 2500 Juststepg to Ocean Blvd. pick cpts /drps. 519,950. sq. ft. Seller moving oul $230,000. Owner /Agnt. 67S·Gtll5 of state. $114,500. Cdl 644-7211 MC FINANCIAL INC. ECOHDOMINIUM 752·5162 One of a kind. 3 bdrms., 2 bath con- dominium. Overlooks the pool, close to shopping & schools. Come see & you '11 agree that you must have the KEY! Yours for $125.500. 1-------•ICapi1tr.o leach 1018 HUGE TAX ••••••••••••••••••••••• /Jn NIGEL ElA ILEY fie 2 Be_droom. 3 bath con· Fountala Vahy I 034 donunum home, en~ unit ••••••••••••••••••• •••• w ith good vie w . 673-4400 DIYisiOft of Hart.-lft•n._.. Co. ASSOEIATES DUPLEX, ocean view. (2) .;;.;.;;;.;;.;;.;;...=..------ SHELTERll 2 br, l 'h baths. Wal.It to 1024 •• bch. By owner. R.E. lie. Costa Mffo Finest citrus and grape $141,500. 496-4236. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ranch approx. $200,000 in '/f~:S :.~~~~ti!':~; CoroM def Mer I 022 EASTSIDE also has smaller parcels , ••••••••••••••••••••••• POOL + GUEST Delightful patio, access IY OWHH to parking, also enclosed Lg 38r, ra m rm._ l~Ba, double car garage. patio, nr Garfield & Refrigerator and stove to Magnolia. S86.SOO. Prm stay. Call only 963-7931or776-5366 540-3666 ttmtmgton Buch I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prime E astside Costa ready fo~ res1denll~I BY OWNER Mesa. Towering trees! $89,000. Greal family bm. comme rcial & mobile · s BR + pool. J ust re· Wl1ela11 home development. Spyglass Hlll, $275,000. 5 Curved drive. Rustic hv· Br 3 Ba, Viiew. Harbor U1R room hosts cathedral decorated. Ready Cor you REAL ESTATE .,.~FOR AU --"' · b · k to mo"e into. Minutes to 400. Ll1 • \1ew ". ills, $189,500. 4 Br ... ..,..,ng + massive nc ....::::=__:.'-------beach Try $15.000 dwn. ~C.~M~!-~-!!!-~AIUS~.12 Ba, View. 640·2981 fireplace. Sunny galley 2 s t or y Spanis h h m e A"'.540-055Sor 5Bl·S986. 0 .-· --r. ·.·s::.._. <Qualif1ed BuyersOnly) k itchen -with nook! w1Jbr&3ba,stud y.Pror . .,.. G~rol I 002 GetMrol 10 2 Ii !Im Coi y den. Hideaway decorated Ad1accnt to S&S Resale Specialists. 3, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful duplex, So. or maste r s uite. Giant S.A.Countr) Club Pran 4 or5 bdr mmodelsava1l. BALIOA VIEW --------•1 hwy. Comer toe Ea. unit sparkling blue pool with onl~ Sl~.500. 557 ·0595_ some w /pools. 96S-4602 Ch ar m1ni: Pt•n1ns u lu l UNITS + 2 BR, I~. hv. rm w/frpl. sllde, board & dressing -Penrungton Properties Point homt' \\Ith 3 !tun Oc<'a nfro nt ' T wo 3· MEWIAYRlOMT Sl&l,950 rooms too! Sep arate College Purk. 3 lurgt' d<'ck '1ew of the surf und bdrm · 2 bath:., one 2 DUPLEX PAUL MA~TIN guest facilities with bdrms 2ba, tam rm, 2 the bay. 4 Bedroom, 2 bdrm., l bath + a ~uesl 3 Bdrm. & 2 bdrm ., 4 Car _!!_EAL ESTATE 644·7383 kitchenette!. Easy car~ used brick frph:s. Like a bath, 2 stol")' with one ol with bath Good win· ~arage. Gorgeous \'Jew • CANYON OCEAN VI EW y a rd J us t $9S,SOO . new hse. ready to move the bdt locations in lhl t er /sum me r r ent al::;. $009 000 2Br & den So oC Hwy 1 . Hurry cull now 64~·7171 into. Quiel Cul d·i.ac st in SAY "HELLO" TO a good buy. Value is the word for this 3 br, 2 ba Hun t 1n~t on Vill agC" hom e Featuring a c r acklini:: fir e pla ce . walls of mirrors, plush carpeting & encl. patio. OnJy 569.750. Act quick on this f{enuane bargain. $349500 ' ' . . (Jf,,,,,,.,.,,$,UN108fNI(!• "'°"()(!( ()II harbor area. Full pric.:t • Balboa Bay Blk to beach, $215,000. I super area. """· I. c=~t~~;l 3191 Prop«ties ~:~;:'.J o~~~;h~~~ [•::lfll;Htl ~;,~~.~9-~J~pm Hy I PROPERTIES * 675"7060 * 673-5740 .... : ____ t.4~ 3 +FAMILY RM associated BROKCRS· REAi TORS 1021, W Uotbno li'' lb6 l IMPRESSIVE SpyCJfass $275,000 ~ew & never lh ed 1n grao1oos ~ Bd. ram rm formal dm r m Enchant mg lloor plan ... urround mg Spani:.h courtyard Uecorator cu ordrna1 l'<l 1n nu t Bt•a11 1 SPYGLASS Lo~e't prict·d J bedrm home. ready to move m· to. Owner \"erv anxious. Popula r Por t:.mouth model '\t only 5209.950 ~ 11 -.i...fl HI \I I\ landsC'aped e '\terior Spt'l'IJ I tl!rm ... tor tlll bU\ <'r '°"ho "anlb to pri• ,t·r\c lJ:.h no\\ • .ind bu) NEWONE" later ---------1 ~.; 1" '1~;, "~' 'c~ ... "' .... - WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 IFYOU have a service to offer or goods to sell, place a n ad in the D a lly P i l ot Classified Section . . . SPAIN Have you ever wanted to live on the Island of Ma· jorca? A 4 bedrm home, fully furnished is waltlng for you. ~.ooo. Cash . RoyMcCarch Redtor 1810 Ntwpori Costa Meso541·7729 Phone 642·5678. 1--------• ------------------ General I 002 GeMrat I 002 ······················~······················· cae: 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE A COHvl.NllHT SHOPPINC AHO SEWINC CUIOE fOlt THE CAlOH THE CO . Daffodils, Roses Arrow-Narrow RXERUPPER Nice H aJecrci.t. I'~• baths. shake roof, hu.:e SUNSET R.E. Realty tot. $69,950 ~ Shoncrnt l--•Ca•ll•S5•7•·86•2•3 -• -846·55 7 !_ MESA VERDE Vacant & clea n Pace~rl ter 3 Bdrm-; • 2 bath ... family rm . frplc wood sh1n11le roo.f 2 c ar gara1te. All thu. ror only $89.900' Call now ' ff[I 833·9781 llJ Hester-Brown •IAllQR\ MODEL HOME Quaht)' 1~ l'\<1dent m th1 .. 38r+den. 2 bath .home Exterior professwnall) lan<hl·pd J ntenor pro I decorated w new t:p~. drape i. blinds & \\ullpuper m earthtonc,. S72.~0u Ope n houi.1• Sal Sun Agent 759· 1131 /847 ·30<17 WITH POOL 3 br, 2 ba, Mesa Verde. By SUPER ownr. S84.950. Call ror Needs paJnt and carpet. appl . P /P. 545·1918. 3 Bedroom, l~ bath All it takes is a little im· Hurry! Choice H.B. location. agln11tion & work a nd ----''--------b ·l you'll have a beautiful 1---------SM,000. or su mi · pool home. Hurry, call Price Reduced l'mrnrs1mmlljf!1Q 645-0303. $65,900. 962·4471ltm"546-8103 FORESTE OLSON ''" .......... . EASTSIDE Large Lot 3 Bedrm, f. dln room, dbl det. Rar. & fireplace. all on hardwd floors. Don 't w1Ut, call now 645· 7221 CEHTURY 2 1 WntdHf Realty C ha rming E ast s l de1--------- home with large lot. ·NEAR BEACH 645-3474 3Br +Family room .I _ $79.900 Bkr, 963-6876 I I "I IYOWHER ' s & s Park Hunun&lon ~+£ Immaculate 3br, 2ba Many xtras. Quiet Cul de-sac SH,500. 963.8579 By owner . 3 Br. I '• ha. hardwd 0 1'5, new kit t •It•, •-·WE-•S•T•M•O_HT __ close to schl~. mm ~ to bch. ~.soo. i52·9-a9'J SPECIAL Lo•·a11-.I t-.. 1...,h11l1• 1·u,1.1 '.\l es3 on largt' R 2 lot \\1th 2 '>l•paralt' \ .11 d<; 2 Bedr m lronl hnml' & hachelor apt Ill rear 'lol'w ropper l'lumhmg. new pamt m~11 r anrl out ~l·w 1·;1rpl'l111i.; .11111 ,, ne\\ n1r pon. --------•1 FRONT ROW E PL.AM WTSIDE Large lot w/3 Bdrm, all new interior, move 10 cond. Vacant & waiting. $'13,500. Model perfect. 4 BR, 2 BA w/frwl trees, no-wa>. firs, new r ange le oven + m any extras. $72.900. $77,950 ~~ -ANYTIME TAX SAVER 10 UNITS. $145.000. 10,.,.r DOWN, 16 yrs old. Gross multiplier 7.6. Ca~ rate IF YOU 9.4•;,. MO\'e on \his one h:we a sen ICC' to off er or ,< ... iw_c_k_5<_t_9-865....,._5 __ _ i;oods to ~l.'11. place an ad ~UPERB in lh<' UJl l ., Pilo t Cla.<1~1f1ed ~l.'l'lH>n QMES Phone 642 :;1;1R Want Ad Help" _ &U·!i678 GeMral I 002 GetMr.t I OOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ma en ab I lrvtne realty WOODlllD&I Brand new Broadmoor Patio Home -Aspeowood Model, in fantastic l~ation, w/4 BR 's & lge. ma tu off atrium. Sunken dining & living room w /mas s l v e fireplace. Gorg~ glass walled family room & buUt in electric kitchen! Enjoy t he parks, poo ls & lake! Bil} Hutchings 752·1414 <X-56> "42-1235 644-6200 4">1 Dover Drive HarbOr View Ctnt..- trvlne •t C•mpn V•llty c.tnt.r 752·1'1C IN THE 11ILUFFS11 Bay View From Every Window! 3 Large Br 3 Ba Family Rm With Parquet Floor. Grand Courtyard Entrance. Expanded Living & Din· ing Rooms. Gour met Kitchen Superbly Decorated. The E Plan Everyone Has Been Waiting For! $225,000 111 DOYa DllVI 631-1800 . s@~oillA-"~~s· TAol lnl1igulng Word Gome willt o Cltudle -----·~ ~ C\AY I pOUA'9 O t_...,. let!WI of .... , __ .. lad~ i... ._ ....... ._._.._. RA l COM I I r r I I ~~~~~~Amm r r r r I' I' l' I 6 ~'tiKl~'t!•(· lltnU lO I I I I I I I I SCUM-LETS An•w•r• lft CloulflcetiOtl 5 I 00 Welcome summer with lovely flowers 1n sunny colon! Oaft0clil$ and 10$eS-crocllel a dC1Zen Of ll\Ole quiekl1 of bed· spread cotton in b111llt fresh tolors. BelutlM (lfts. b~r ~·sellers. Pattern 7423· easy dlrect10ns. SUS tor eacll pattern. Add 35q each pattern for frrst-class airmail and llandhnc. S-d to: ** DELUXE .,IACHWALIC0 TOWNHOUSE 3 BR, 2~a BA, customized •u111<AllT'S Int .. including wet bar. oPV< "°"" l!«ALlY Beaut. lndscpd patios. 1't630..,....eoa1.eM4t•• Comm rac. I nc : 2 645·91 61 clbbse'ti, pool&, jacuzzi & ... ,,,,., ... HERITAGE . . REAITO~ -~auna .,.. Mi to beach. tB-1000 HUNTI OM LAMDMAIK Desirable Paeiflc model Condo, 2 bedrm, 2 ba, ~ty. eoctoted areL Planned a oUvlUo , recr a&.aonal fec ll'a, mlllion dolJar ~Jubhousc. AdoJta tover .(()) cont· pleic. 981.SOO. Call ""ti.)' CunUln. Oo#lt A Walla« It~ I I s -Wist ........ Haadtom• home . 4 bdmta. ramllJ "*"with f\Nlllace. formal d1nan11 oar park. o~~an . •· Lash ca.fpt'l•. fllll) •prtnkl~C'd la sut .900. BKR. S.lDI Rmcho S.. Joa; h ....... ..., ....... a be, 2~ be, no trafftc not.se. Up· 1raded carpet, tinted windows. 191 d an vi or Newport Center, UCl, llllJa. 1'1utlm>ek. }!xcelleot llSOcla· tJon mana1em nt means a well kept development .............. 71J..tlJI .......... ,., ..... unao RulEnm ...._.,_We J.._.,,_.s. OthtrRett&fvh °""' R ... llhft ••••..•............... . ................................................................... . Mlwporthoch t06 Hi.,,..-1a.oc.h 106 MoWletto.ts --~ 2000 ••••• .. ••••• • • • • • • •• •• • •••••••••• • • •• • • • • •••• ,._,. S. I I 00 •••••••• • • • •• •• • • ••• •• • WISTCUFF A.HA 3 Bdrtm., 2~ baths, family nn .. pool. $149~ WAMTTOIUY tBIAUUMITS Double ,.;de Mobile lMAT MAKI 58451 Hom •t llunUn&tM By 12 u11\ta oath Gat lh~ SH M DnllwoOd SLS4. Owner ....................... Huntinston lkh. Pl urti.anaerorSOu\h • • 1 •o • p~fM~•• • n . clill (alt e p > ss1 l!M2 uni or C"Ommen:l~t. .,.... ,.. a.. ~ as.It rorL111.11a.tne. Paul l"nlikUn m8533 WA.UC TO THI llA.CH 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. Sl59.900 llACHACCISS R;..f7 REAl·ESTITE _.,_ ... .,.......,. ..... T..... ·.~/'~ /~·Lto•t REA•,.,.,. N.B Adult Pk. Vacant ~'ENTERPRISES ~ ..., .-c -... Tllwl.""" ~,Yi.II • A4A a 33', l Br. Pvt Pty. SltOO • . M*11 ~1t i'..._ _.... _, .. _. 642'3679 TWO •• •••t• ... for°'ulW• ••,..•In or (,.:...K 3377 Via Udo, M.wport a..ct. '5.5 NATIONAL 24'. slps 4. FOUR .. EVES .___. Sl4t 5 J 671-7100 completely recondl· r~ .---' t1oned. Al the beach. Excellent corner loca· 97·2419 l $1!iOO (213>3871349 t1on . Can be sold SOU'llt LAGUNA DANA Mewportltach 106' Mewporthoch 1069 · · separately or together. ·~-I 044 l"lne I 044 LAGUNA NIGUEL POINT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• UPGRADED Coact\es, no Newly painted and ~m· n••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 499-Cm 495·1728 493-88)2 Sea View Custom lbr. HEAR pets. Wife expectlna pletely upgraded . ~-~.._ .a. ............. _._ d baby. must HC. beaut. $159,000 each. Open til -~...,.. .-~-• en. Best vu. Open l·S CHERRY LA.KE... space 714-898·9966 or 9PM VHY POPULAa Up 1r11 d c d I u x u r y a...-. a.actt t 048 ....... Hiits 1050 1917 Yacht Ench.aotreu in gracious Back Bay n4-634-oo5S ask for Mrs f'tin 4l in tho 1>e11uuru1 Bri1rclltr mdl Owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW area on a charmlna cw. Green f £nuail c: o m m v n 1 t y o r wlll r1011ncc. Sll9,SOO. • ~ C.1JLVERDALE Thi• 4 Open Oally. #3-4 Lake GREATU'ITLEHOUSE SUPERIUY' de-sac. Is a spacious 3 Acreo1Jefor5* UOO • bedroom bom• with II Vlew.495-5906orSS9·lW Miah In the hills. 3 br & ] laAaOOM Newport bedroom, 2.,... bath home ....................... Plm:e ....,arat. f~lly room 11 family rm w1back yd ...,"' .aa•ch wY~~~~~·~~,..:_s1,.nP 40 ACRES Pt0ii!!2-~• llnt the park, puOI and valley view. Offered at Probably the least costly D~ .,.... ~·-\..VI~~ ,. ,,...,. 1chool. Great hmlly •-11 f~ly Rm onlySll4,750. ol It's kind in Laguna Tn·level Newport Crest the bright , cheerie $14,950 & Up. No. CA MOOGUAUT. llA()4 area Ca.Jlfordetalls '--•Hn Paul Franklin ~ Hills.aneat38R.2Bath Townhouse. O raolnal kitchen. Extra large 40-80-120 Acre par cels. TRl·PLEX-S I · h .. """ k r I t l k • bedrooms make thlS a pac ous wtt uuc p c + reau or ~ REAL rna·n: Sorrento model, in b oc model. end unit, over· true family home-in lO~ Dwn. E·Z terms. 2br. 2ba unlts. conve 3 bedtm, 1~ bath home •w1ft to grassy park, with looks pool & tennis fantastic area! Needs Sep. deeds ea. 40 Acres ruent local lD C.M. Must with carpets. drapes, EifTERPRISES vaulted ceilings. near courts. 4 bdrm. 2~ ba, tender loving care. Open Qwnu/agt. 7141641)-1127. see to 1p~ec. $120,000 aoother fireplace, dble ~ new carpets, and fresh winecellar&wetbar. Ul&PY. FIVE •CHS can Dan Fein, 975·5823 garage, etc. Near Irvine ' paint. HADLIYRltU"l'V ,_ d a"'"38J5 f Hi..t.School f15 7""' On1 _.,,' On ed d all ii ays or....,. eves or .,, · ' "" 110 DIU'!llEE Y rro.900. 847.&844 pav roa · ut appt . • Approx 2100 sq n. 4 br. Ro1Mcc.-. ~ AssumableV.A.Loan •a=· ~ ava1J. Xlnt ror Invest·--'-----------fanuly rm. living rm. Redtarl8IOHewport OCEAHVIEW Call644-7Zll HcrborVuHonles • pa---menl. 4 Lo ts s plat '-llllli _____ _ 'rumpus. 3 ba, spnnkleri.. RANCH REALTY ,._,.,_ u~-541•7729 Walk to pvt. beach & ten· a---=:r:... Terms. Bkr Units Un"its• new crpt Ir drp :1 ~---rus,4br,3ba,pvtcom· PORTOFlNO --·~~-(714)S77-S691 • Beautiful! 558-0434 or 551-2000 munity. professionally 4 Br. 3"'lt ba, ram rm. din 7S2•1920 OR 522-0530 DUPLEX with pool 847-0064 ---------• decorated. Shows like rm, gnme rm. $169,950 14000UAILST.NI~ HACll 8UNITSplus ... ,'-4°" GRHMTREE TURTLEROCK new. all new kitchen. fee. Owner644-4844 SB.UNG l'/4 ACRES DOU. House on R·2 lot •'=4_.,a·-I 042 $95,500 HIGHLA.HDS $'l25,000. Seller will help I 80 "---View o for your mobile home or HOUSE + 2 Units ~ -P r 1 m e I o c 11 ti o n . fl c II .,.~.,..... 0 P E N H U S E B Y •EAL EST ATE Let us tell you more! ••••••••••••••••••••••• prof es II Ion a I I y NJ ewBagLorusgeok uhsomex .. econ4 BcuRt'. Agtn~~~:99-l~ 673-804 2 ~pghraded/ Jbrt, 21ba OWNER E. Bluff 4 Br, Npt Bch/Cosla Mesa Corobldgnas. IUtetl't aSvoaulJt.hFuoltl CALL NOW!!! a m:.r-. • ,...T Ir I d d d . " .wn me "!' spec acu ar Fam Rm. 2 fplc 's, 2'fJ SINCE 1959 C_,...URY -. I ~.-" an scape groun s. de·sac, overlooking ~ valley view from all B 1 I l t 221• prtce Sl.2500 BKR """' 6 EXcm ... G Thick plush corpet'-g a, poo s ze 0 ., ' · · 979-1050 S3L7542 " · "' · grnblt & clbhse. Prine. BIG 2 STORY rooms. Owners will.coo· Alta Vista 644·1323 or <714)676·5717 -Executive home. ideal Bri ck Fireplace ls on1 Sl75000 B '"'--t ade f14995 OR5222080 h d b I y , . y owner. SLu.:i r . • · 644·1325 · for entertaining Two en ance Y nalura 640·6051 btwn 8·5. or W /SPECTACULAR Broker,831·9460 story living room with wood bookshelves. Hu~e 640-6848 an. 5 ask for OCIAH VIEW 11 A R B o R v 1 E w OHE ACRE Brand new 6 units. all Palos Ve rd e ct onn s unk1sscd country co•-"C m I" F' t t ' N r n 3 BR 2 BA elec. 333 •v .... ado, "-·ta " ... ..u::ve. Mountainside, among •-wi--.1 1052 . ar e . an as IC ea ew . " .,.. .....,.. rl·replace to cuilino. kitchen Second story ---r--~· 1 540n.•""' hom"on 1 acre partially Mesa . ....,c,ooo. Favora · " " d the pine trees. a most ••••••••••••••••••••••• v ew ._...,,. ... . ... ..., Formal ... lni'na room. hos. ts seclu ed master By ownr Deerfie ld 1 fncd Horse stalls Xlnt bleterms.642·2164 " ,., picturesque sett ng, you By ......-..r Sl""',000. Walk HEW BLUFFS CONDO · · library, family room. WlD(t + 3 more queen Twnhme. Jbr. 2ba, frplc, will n d thls 8 f v-•... .,.. UASEJOnlOH terms BKR ---------two wet bars . 3 sized bedrms. Beau~a(~ upgraded.xtralge patlo, o 4 R. atnl· tobeach lovelySeaTer· HsborVuU-.-Blooming Delores 'ino677.5691 M1111111aift.Desert, bedrooms. 4 baths. pool latticed covered patio 1s $80,000. 10 Wildrlower . ly rm, wrung room with race garden home. 3 br. 2 ......... ~ Model, 3 Br 2'r'l Ba. end ORS22 2080 RHOri 2400 room. 54• dock. View here too! Call fast. 551·0827. Open 12·5 JwstunderJOOOsq.fl.Blt ba,famrm+sewingrm mbChlyNupgradedblt4 b1~·020 unit. By owner. 501 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• $337.500.0pentil9PM. 752-1700 Sat/SUn liJle 2 sep. homes. ea. or 4th br. Upgraded a. r . srn · Playa.$133,500.6"·7901. ll.tsilleuProperty 1400 'Lake Arrowhead", view MN llt 9. tis rUN TON Nl('(I w 1a raot.austlc view oflthe thurout. Bright & airy mo/$1501 ,000.PFee. Min,. 6 Open House Sat. & Sun. ••••••••••••••••••••••• privacy. 3 BR. 2 Ba. loft, [. I ocean.< se your m· Premiumlot.Quiet.next mo. ae. rtn on y . 11 6PM, Owner r·--------t3levels.cathedralbeam I& IQual~ 11Uljf!;U COLLEGEPA.RK agaut';2~6000 to greenbelt. Pvt com ~~~seve/wknd : w/cooperatewJrealtors. FOR SA.LE ceiling. Owner. &.950 Pl:.= • .Jj@IJ:JL !:;';~e\0 ~r~h 3 t~s~e1~1 JA.COBS0REALTY ~ru:!t.y.P~~t.a~r:~n':~: MEWWATERRtOMT s!:anjt~~w~le~n~r~~~ ~~Es:.nMcf',!s~~:nuat 1~13>4512815 *O ouJlS~-,::20 HACM OVER 2500 sq ft Spanish architecture 675-6670 ~;~~a~e~sarc~:.;t\ CONDO new, choose colors sales $1.250.000. Liquor =~'Farms, 2700 in this DEERFIELD Formal dining & big man. to Dana Point Newport's most pre· S25 ,000. under mkt. license optional. Call L. •••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely 4br custom home t:athedral ceiling. lrg wmdows, s tone frplc, gives this spac1ou<J horn loads of charm Privacy +view. 551·4426 Bkr 20 ACRE RANCH ~I Palermo fee fixer ~: .. ~,n~ :i~ Maln house. ttvest house. upper Drive by 1715 Port · -horse barn & storage. St1rlin~ then call ownr. . ~ Shop. frwt tree~ 640-0008 REALTORS s.'500.000-Xlnt terms PARK HOME. A 4 family room. Nr park HEWLISTIMG! Harbor. Near schools. sUgious2br.3ba.lg.lux· $279.500.548-8614J.V.Co. Asltcraf\,644-7270. and schools. Ready to L r· 11 i I bedroom home w 1th move mlo. Call MO·llSl aguna's inest value! Shown by appt. only. ury unit, a amen tics n· family room, dining lmmac. ocean view Own e r /A g e n t eludes pvt sauna. boat room and NOOK . Up· home; 3 bdrms. den. 2 1714)496-3158 slip avail, professionally graded carpels and tile baths Co mpl e t e ly---'--------decorated $215,000. /\lso throughout. All the little pnvate & maintenance ---------1 1ease avail Seller will things you would like in a froo, yet 5 minutes to clty A IEAUTY help finance Shown by home. Call for details center. Numerous quail-CUSTOM HOME appt only. 673-8042 /\gt. 104 andalook-see. IY amc nltie~. Only Outstanding, pro·i--------- •••••••••••••••••••••• S169.~ resslonally decorated Irvine l~~~~~~s~ llLLGRUHDY 4 Br. ~~~%~~~go 2018 I°'.'. -REALTOR 6 75-616 I Port Chelsea Pl. Prmc. Cemtt~ Lots/ only By appt. $153.500 Crypts I 500 HI Estate Wantitd 2900 4BR +pool Sl07.,SOO Will buy this family homt· with Its very own POOL. Highly upgraded LuPalmu Model 1n The Hunch Close to cverythmg VA home in Laveta. Open mW~~ beam ceilings, larlle IJ3m&Il~ family room, wet bar 3 • •99·2800 Bedrooms. 2 baths, 3 car garage. Just minutes TE R MS Ocean va.w<:oncto from the beach. $119,000 RANCH REALTY Overl ook 1n!l A li .i.o 551·2000 Beach. whitewater & Catalina vistas 2 Bdrms. 3M h B Pl Beautiful 5 Bdrm home 2 baths . den & 2 onare ay aza IEAUTIRIL Laguna Ni guel localed 1n Irvine's fireplaces. Sccunty gttte. 49L7222 831 0836 HIGHLY "Culverdale" Low down pool w /jacuzzi. Sl34.500. ~~-~~~~~-~~ UPGRADED IM to Vets' Hu rry' Owner REGENT REALTY :.: ~ Coldwell Bon~er TURTl.EROCK l>ol.tghl new and wants to 496 950 I move now! $1 12.900. Call ----·----- BRAND NEW North View Homes •MOBILE HOME• Hwpt Marina Prk On THE BAY. 1 Br mobile home Top cond. Bay view. /\dull section A chance to live on the Bay for only $35.000. 4 bdrms. fmly rm. frml din rm. Jtahan tile entry. RED CARPET. 754·1202 Catalina 5-seh!! Fantastic view, 3 BR, 2.,,a--------- BA & family room. beautiful carpeting. & lovely tile. Owner tRllr au,er•s Choice 544 .. 0107 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BLUFFS ANITA Pa(N 3 bdrms, 2 bath. frplc S112.500. Ownr 5.51·4038 1076 •••••••••••••••••••••• SPECIAL RATl': Multiple Listings Why pay more'> Qwn lard Realty.since 1946 · 673-8250 or cull Realtor Associates. V Redmon ~2·7883: T Mcintosh 548·3007; E Whit e 6<16 ·7238 · V Sha rp 640-0110 A phone call could get you a Qwck Top Dollar saJe & SA VE you thousands or dollars *OWNERS Ll9UIDATIMG• Pnme 1 ~ Acres com· mercial la nd 1n Lake Forest. $3.85 per sq rt GOLFERS For informalaon call RftllhU PARADISE •TOW• ;;;;;·~······ Ocean view home on San •REALTORS• •••••••••-•••••••••••• new crpt., tiled rear WOOD BR l DOE . By Reach out & touch the patio. & frwt trees. Bl~ owner. New 38drm. 2ba. island from this newly view or hills. Th.I~ wont f11>lc . S86.000 Ph: 642·2978 redecorated 3 BR beau· ---------1 last! 545.9491 aft 3pm ty New carpets. drapes. ----'-------tile. paint. wallpaper . 495·1407 Commanding ocean view. snooty address, carefree living, 2 bedrm. 3 bednn or 4 bedrms. Pn~ forqulck 11Ble! Clemente Golf Course. 4 586-8500 830-3773 lc6oa lllaRd 3 I 06 elegant bedroo ms. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• baths, den. ramiJy room Condomlnhtmt /Town· BAY FRONT BEAUTY & sunny lanai. A truly houMs for lcH I 700 :? Br 2Bapier1(95 mo beautiful executive ••••••••••••••••••••••• AvlSept.Ownr.673-6204 VILLAGE Ill 2 IR·FAM. RM. 21/28ATHS Three steps down rrom the tiled foyer of this two story home and you are in nn enchanting rormnl living rm. This home wu~ originally a 3 bdrm. and converted lo a largo 2 bdrm. · can be converted back easily. Plus cent. air conditioning and beautifully decorated thruout New on the market and priced to sell! red hill ~ 552·7500 TheTtrroufCardlff etc. Walk to Victoria Defn Tues Wed 2 Br. 2ba. Like new, up Beach. Move·in now & • --------1 grd'd thru·out. $79.500 enJOY the s ummer. 2 66ZCordCo•• owner 975-22&, 551· l442 $159.500. F 0 RM E R BL D RS 640-5357 home. CONDO SPECIALIST Summer Rental Channing2 BR, 2 Ba. avl by month. 675-0994 POOL-SPA TILE ROOF On a cu.I-de-sac location sits t.hls 4.bedroom home In the heart of Irvine's fine living. Very sharp. clean and upgraded throughout. NO. ASSOC. FEES! and excellent for entertalnmg. Call for ap. pomlment. JAY W YEA TS MDL-gJamourous JBR. 2~ BA Twnhm. Central REDUCED Si2,000 REALTORS A/C. Many, mnny xlras! Drlveby-calltosee 499-2237 S8l.9SO. Own r t bkr. OceanView.3Br2Baby Dullleu s / CostaMesa 3124 14102 Saarinen. Colony, ---------1 495-6789. owner. Fncd yd, close in. Onih salt 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sharp Plan 400. Lge., ex VICTORIA $98,500. $25,000 dwn, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $UIS, lge 1 Br + more, ec. home. Neat toe. for BEACH Price ReGlced !! owner carry balance at NEWPORT BEACH pool, ref. fur. unt. Small small cbildren. sidei> & Located ocean sJde or New patio home on love· 9"4%. 492·3044 DPLX Fee. 645-4900 ~~upm~~:p~~~· :15B0~r· hwy. The most unique Jy landscaped lot. 2 BR+ Bargain! 198,500. Blulfa 3 San Juan 2Br. lo/4Ba, lg. llv rm & * •ConlulMn Guide ... home we have ever of· den w/frplc & wet bar. BR .. 2 ba. condo. trl· r-:~ 1078 mstr bdrm w/huge sun· w. rt•---1. 3169 mg ceil., sep. din rm fered. Has 4 bdr ms .. Lushcarpeting&drapes, level.Agt.640·7000 ._.,...arrunu d k B B ..-wpol __... Fam. rm & kitch. over· r 1 & tit try 0 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ec . + l r. 1 a apt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• looks charmmg. pnv re ~':1t /.ms't ~edy ngwr~.a k ~ Adtll~er verL Rather lease., Eastblulf 2 Separate 2 Sty Spanish Chol~ l blk to1--------- ar yd Now only $117,000 paneled walls & celltng. ty. SB7,50<>. com mun sty vu. 3 Br 3 Ba. 1"r 2 style home. tile J"'O?f. 3 or ocean. • · STEPS TO IEACH BROKER 552-0434 Uits of stamed glass. out· JA. y W YEA TS fplc 9J50 644·1450 "br, 2 ba. Unique 111ter & lllaRd Realty We havHumrner rentals s tanding ocean vu &aJ"den. Warm & immac 498PARKAVE. byweeltorb.Y month! The most desirable Palhwayleadstobeach REALTORS •BLUFFS * $79,900.496-7876. BALBOAJSLE Holly h ock "I " in Th is home will be 499·2217 Origmal area.4BR.3ba LUXURIOUS 673-1200 Turtlerock. Prine only end t 1'0l II ed BERTHA HENRY H.B . C.M .. F. Vty REALTORS Touchstone Rily 215 Del Mar 492·4121 963-0867 n•ucHR"'•LTY 552.9529 featun!dmarall1ssueor NORTil'"oW 38 2b M urul . day r ec. 4 Bdrm .• 21.!i baths.l•--------Calif Homes.4Br.3 ba.2 ""'" _. "BETTER HOMES & .. u:.. .• r. a. ove nrea y.Jl49,$00 551·2000 Woodbndge Arbor Lake. GARDENS". Offered at cathedral ce1llng. 3 side HASTIHGSlrCO. formal dining rm., faml· 2 SMALL HOMES associated 011 0• EllS llE At T8PS sty. or. parks. schls & _________ 1 Covmgton 1600 sq ft S2m.500 Shown by app't. frplc, conversation pit. REALTORS 640•5560 ly rm.; every Imaginable ~~~7 · d~5;~51-~!J3 WOODBRIDGE 2br, 2ba. luxury condo at only. Rm tor a pool, beaut. feature! Sl85,000 eves. Al Asendorf Steps to beach club. the lake. $125.000. By MISSION REALTY 1= ~C~RMING North Bluffs Condo "X" AGENT 833' 9781 Choose your own in· ownr. 830-0422 985S. Cst. Hwy, Laguna twnhse, hard to find "G" Plan 3 Br, sep fam & By ownr: 4 br, 2 ba. encl COLLEGE PARK, Open terlor. This 4 BR & 2 BA University Park 4br. f'hoM494-0731 Plan. dme rm. <plank Ooorl. patio, pools. Village San llouse Sat. & Sun. 1 5. hse Is ready for occup 2•~b D I H ·--------•I 3 Br, "ba, .. Aam ceUl'nas. 2•-Ba. cov P"l1·0. rear Juan Lake. $69,900. on one I arge lot. 985.500 i•>: · ._,. I , t-•> ,. • it e Roy McCcrcle Hemet U fl itillltd Realtor 1810 H•wport ......... ~~ ......... . Costa Meso 54a·772t 6--rd .3202 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Syracuse mdl. 3 br, den, now. 835-0211 ext 9582; or "" a eahgner ome ~ ""' " ~. .. ram r m. highly up 675-3534.# <not Town ousel. Xtra Artist studio w/bubble, brick sundeck, carpeted. _495-__ 5734 _______ 1 graded, superbly de· lrg ~. pnvacy. Watk to track Utes. Beaut dcrt'd, Opposite pool +many Live in beautirul San lncwProperty 2000 C-nen ...... ! cor'd. $93,$00. lmmed WOODBRIDGE S&S 5 tenrus crts, pool. spa. many upgrd's, pvt bch. xtras. Open hse Sal/Suo Juan! Mission Village ••••••••••••••••••••••• or all the "RIP OFF" occ'py.551-5130 Twnhse, 3 Br Fam Rm, Sll2,500.552·8982 Sl35,000. only!MbyowncrS138. Condo. 3br. 2ba. patio, 2BllHSE+duplex agencies. Don't be SS WOODBRIDGE Warm . !:,!,I!· ownr. $87,000, co• I IUI!.£ p.a.RK BOMD REALTY fee. 446 Vista Roma gar .. Inside lau.adry goodC.M. locotlon. Priee sorry,JoinCONSUM!RS """"'"'"' ~ ,.. 831•9411 644-Sll80aft6PM. Pool. Nr schls, shop'g, 10 $93,000. GUIDE: TODAY. Small lngton Twnhou11e. Mdl. Sharps & s. bu11l Cornell man. to bch. $65,000. YEAGER REALTY fee gives )'OU ''FREE" "B", upgradt.'ll. cpl, frJ>I. OM THE model with 4 bedroom. Family Home MONARCH SUMMIT Owner. 496-4161 · 556-6171 lifetime service, the close to park f19.SOO. WATERRtOMT famtly room & bonus This 4 bdrm., 2 ba. &den •POOL HOME• I ate s t u Pd ate d Ownr.552·1835 New2leve1Condo. below room · Su Pe r homeonaquletstreet, is OP94SAT~UM 1·4 bclu1IHlaycre1t s.toAna IO&oi--------•I "FRESH" lists at MEW LOW PRICI! hsl. by owner 759·0839, neighborhood. $115 000. close to elem. & Jr. hi. 22822 AMDARA Int Schlt IL.aches ....................... Olstr.Ss Properly! beach .. lOO's to choose " 548--0122 CALL NOW schools. New landscap· 2 Bdrms .. 2 bath C·plan. 1-Sll.500 2 Br l Ba. on 7,000' We can Ond 1t for you. from. Call now 1645-4900 Price ttduced S6500. ~ Oc:ean view. close to 4Br. 2~ ba. Fam/Din R·2 Lot. Prine. only. Beach area. Probates, ••eo......en Guiel. Owne.r says sell before Large 2 sty 4 Br 3 Ba. 752 7315 ina. (3Sl$12.t,500 clubhouse. pool & Rm Decorato r kltch Ownr/Brkr.&l24758 bankruptcies. trustee weekend. Bell buy In shake roof. b e low • Potential jacuui. Owner/Agent. wjnOOk sales,forcedsales.under ec.htra.oleoch3218 ~eld. 3 br, 2 ba Cell markeL $89.900 675-1105 DONAlOM.llRD • Prestige & expansion trn.500714: S7~ OMtt DoHy l·S Soult.logllto 1086 market values We tan ....... •••••••••••••••• Nick Vractn, Irvine or835-02.ll,x9582 Au.c .. tH,tMI•-poeaabUiUes . Enter lhru tt24'LHw.-dLn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• jotntventltl'e Call World Cuatofl>3br.3ba home In 'PIHa Realty. 752-6521 or ige. pnvate courtyard. 3 MiubtVW-1067 $lt6,500 FM PRICI REDUCED WideBrokers,673~. PaUu<Se.. CrpU, drps. ~l-1784 FORMER MOOR Odrms , 2 ba .. 2 rplcs.. -.-IYM! 64%.0244 Patio home, new singtel~~~~~~~~ trg Cncd yrd. 3 blkll lo •UHIVHSITYPK• Lovely 2 bdrm , den •--leach hardwood firs. (37) ••••••••••••••••••••••• D 64~ L646 level, close to pools. HU~...al'!...TOM bcb. Avall,JWK' 18. MSO To...-t..........-home, uptraded carpet· --r--$172 CORDOVA • BR. famlly op: -jacuzzi & sauna. Assume "• • ...., per mo. 4G-STt9 , ..... _ in&. wallpapers & ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm . cpt'g, upgrd'd ·l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f n loan. Priced fat' im· llA.CH - 3Br •• 28a on Greenbelt landscaping. pallorover, EMCHAMTIHG beeut. 01ndsccp1'c. VIEW mediateaale S8'1.SOO. earo.a .. M4ii' JUJ w ~w. l83l2 Foxalove. ell' Air cond., auto. POTENTIAL $71 ,90 all 830·20111 ________ _. FOUllPl.IX •••••••••••-•••••••••• S.500 1prlnk\trs tnTurtlerock Fliccir·urcper on lart•· owner. AMCMOa.A .. rour aunctlve 2 " By own r 546-9T70 at 917,500 .. _......,. .... ~ 2 -..--bedroom. t bath u111ta ~T:!i!1~u!'ater ~~~~~~~'Oeluite "Trevino" 3Br. $162 •r DAY .. ,IA,..,.....,. with 1ara1es tn an P · 552 1000 c 0 ur1 e. a ab a d ~ ;: 2ba. By owntr Super • I"! "-=~'7~1=4=t 4='="'=7=7=11::!! tellent area. WUI '' • • weathend Oce n vi,w 1umel view from pool That's At.Lyou pay = 1090 cban.c Call wr otnc THE . .. • talleuc•l)Ptt,L'I im.5oo ' LegllltaHah 1050 tlse lot Too muy fora T_.. toiraoappolntm~ttoaee •J -C~UI(" llo..lfta111.15 ...... I 'TY ....................... CUlllolT\ ri:alum to lltl. 30dll)' •d ••••••••••••••••••••••• \hi• Quall Pia co ....... , VILLAGE. · · ""'"" 511lt. 3br.2beat22512Montova Showa like a modi1. inth fAMILYJSTORY elusive. 1137,500.0peotJI I';~ II REALTORS · * 4944057 * $'73.600 talSJt72-l731 & S81.900/b1t ofr. Owner 4 bdrms w irrmt dln rm. 9PM. s BedrOom, 2 bath, raml· <213)770-2729 will carry $10,000 2nd DAILY PILOT fmly rm, w/handsomc ~u=:.etn~l•J~;~ O.Y.O. APT T.D ~o t\ouae&avSun dbl • stone frplc 1·=~ le ~l'\IS • rU cu i Across fNim Heisler 11 5 · Ca 11 586·858 l ~mtnCE RadlO;contl"Ollect gar•a· • M l • • ur Park. Oceanvtew Cr hill11 eve,,1wknds. ~" door. apace for RV. •JIPf.SIO "'°.,..RM_ too! 2 on. 2 BA. 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JUBR. man p11lnt. c 11, Cito aoa•>· Jard. avoll lmmed. 1345. k•ut. a Br. den, park, EXEC Hm~. 4 8r, sep . C.Ufornla una OWi frbm$'110.f&up. Jt81C.n)'oo Dr tOCIVlc· ~.Ast .• no lee. pool No pet Lie M60 dininl/ family rm., soft A winning oomblnatlon From U 10. l 15 Adult& NoPeU l'rtme Cdal l1otlon, ttlrii., w. 111 Monrovia). 551 i26tl · · water. Nr schools, shop· ofadultat>trtmenthomM Pinestoae.Otchn,N:30 l~lMuaDr. J.t~ .... w. 3 r. I lnfoatproJ»t1Y Nice 38r, l!ba. Cvrd patio, ping, tennis clb. fl95/mo. with luxury appointment• and Daily. <5Blk.sEutotNewport b•. r1ac, 1100, mo. - -cptafdrJlll, bltln1, lev1l 3250 lncldg grdnr. '45·2240, . superbree,.atlonata.,,.mlum 5S2.o400 Blvd.) 111-Clf ~Ice z Br, new dtcor. tncd yet.•· 1213 )500·9676 . L..,..a Hlb &IO.f'175 . . location Tennls~therae>Y ~..a 1 5"-98IO .,LI 1ar ~ Oranae 8 •••••••••••• •• • • • •• •• •• _...:. ... ,11" .... 2 Br ~o. tennis, poo • -----------------1, . . I •• 3l>r, aba. blln1, la• yd, EASTBl.UFFHOUSE 1pe•.w1 ..... 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Super Laguna MllJHI 1252 ba+boat atoraae plush cpts, AC, view, • Nay more available, lkGUcdluCondo, 3 Br.2 pluth Wtil bar . 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aBSO yrly, across lrom patio,$325.mo.830-6969. FROitS240toS335 all ro. t'n• Life ba.dbl 1ar. :\Int Nopeta bl&lconlU. •'rml Oin rm. Vi wCrom4 Br 2 Bu encl beach,4Br,2ba. Al• I•••~ ....................... Mewportleoclt lt6t s Beaut apt ~Jana. anll Unt Call bow! .!J!IJ· mo 646 0281__ _ 1'ennl1. Pool. Jacu:u.I. a!r. I.tie yard'. ~ mo. $600/mo yrly, 3 Br home,••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rum or unf\irn. Bach, 1 =11 1111 CW. ~~~ ........ ?~!.~ ==·Cull Mr. Nol1on Grdnr incl. 83H895 ;~~ /~r~~~· ~~·at!nt~~t ~~~= ... ~?!! ~~ ....... ~~.~~ PAU MIWPOllT ~u!. b~.1m'!d; ,i ~~~ O!LUX&mw. lbr. Jba. WAb4 1 COlY ---Vlewtrlom4Bdr,2_?~encl home. s uper cond ••5 $175. ~~o~~~~::Se! dining areas. atoraae 1.i taro ma. blln•. ,..rrta. :Jbr home Yrph:. ram aur. ,e yar · _,., mo. 3Bdrms -• 1 BR, carport, pool. From $249.50 pat lo s • de ck 11 W ,, .. r. 415 Pop. rm W1ktolx:htliM1m11.1 '"IM 3.Z44 Grdnr ncl.83J.16115 11100/mo, on the water Cl0tse to pier. Sm11U ree. Jndry,Sm.fee.831-1'113 SpectacuJar spa, total landscaped grounds pyA-..A£t.C'75·Jl30 Newly re mod., led ••••••••••••••••••••••• •BEAUT Home, Just re· Cond~. new sharp 631•1713 CALllMTALS r ecreation program, cov. prkg,li~htedtonnis . .. Ya"ht 9981UW~ll57 RENTALS decor'd. 3 br. 2 ba, 2br+den,v1ew CALR!HTALS soclalprofl'am.Spools, volleyba I , 2 at~ Stl"lew. o# .. 28R 2b r>'96 526 Laguna Niguel Hills. WATERFRONTHOMES B Ibo 8 Cl b b h TH!IAYLIAF tenniscow1a.AtFublon clu~house, billlards Quallla. N br, pvt1t. •• 3 BR.'·¥ ba. yd. Avail • 11 • • • • • ..,. I Prerer adlts. Lease opt. CaU631·1400 :pt f~r .::.lse.u$650 ::ico. lBdrm, water pd. $240. Island, Jamb<rree It SaJl awlmmiog pool, pint Pool " tennis avail. 1mmed. $330 roo. Ph 2 BR, 211 ba. · · ·' · S475 possible 1r quali(ied. $400 lnclds all club tacll. Beautiful, spacious oew Joa?uin Hilla Road. eoni. hydro·spa, gym M).1Sffor"4·90lt 495-4486491M?986 3or2 BR,+D.2 ba .. $525 to $450 depend'g. on •""•P Ip· .. ti... 71416 .... ltoO SOIT)',nopets. ' 38R 2Ba $435 /575 Harbor View Montego. 548-l'T43tosee. .... ..... IX>• •• pa ...... ...,..,.. South tCo Col)' H~ br. s:ns. No pet1. Beaut. 4 OR, 2 Ba. f1tm· 3 BR: 2~ &: : : : : $t50/550 grdnr .. etc. 491M62.S 48r, 2J:la, frplc, fam rm. Adults, no pets. Edinl:S.fflewi!~ Guap. rm, frplc. patio. gar, yrd. 4 BR. 2 Ba ........... $435 Lse beautiful 3 Br 2 Ba pool & clubhouse priv. Nr .............,., 329A=~ C.M. MEW'POllT MARDrlMA 8400 Edinger, H.B. Callt1S·6737 aoll 1mrned. S42S. 5UR,3Ba ........... $650 Garden hme pvt com· park & schools. $6SOmo. '\Jnfurnlahed tttlapl• • (714)&47·960S . t I 1162·2194 THE BLUFFS munity, w /rec, pool. w/gardener. 640·1396 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAY MEADOWS 673-8414 OPEN9·5 DAILY Owmina 38r, 2Ba, TP c. 4 BR,3Ba ........... $850 "auna & tennis, sml pets. I-IV Knoll, brand new spUt "--~....1. 3102 Spac. 1 & 2br. lba apts. NEW2br&2br +den recently redecorated, Ckewwiew, nr ~arlna 2 COSTA u•H·A ,. ~ 1 terf t l •-· 4000 ..... ., $'.)SO 493·1675 Many racil. avail. Encl. uxury wa ron ap s. -$US mo. 875-0681 BR, 1 Ba, gar, ti mo's 3nn 3Ba ~ lev. 2 Br, den, 3 ba, ten/· ••••••••••••••••••••••• G •B··'lt i·ns ••••••••••••••••••••••• " • · · · · · · · · · · · ~ gar. Pvt patios. as/wtr "' · 2 Br, new decor. bltns, ~7el~ !.e1:,,.J,,<1 2 s . mo . New PFatio home.d31Br, 2•.<, pool. $550. 644·6449 l "3 Bdrms Never lived pd. No kids /pets. From •Trash Compactor ROOMS $!5 wk up with ' .,,,., ~ ba. am rm. n rm. Newport Shores, walk to ·v · $230. Adlls. 646·0073 •Wet Bar kitchen. $37 .50 wk \lfl 1ar, & patio. $400 mo. AirJC. No pets. $475/mo. h 2 DR . J in. 1 mt to beach. •Fireplace apts.548·9755 982-MM or 548•9002• ask Owner/Bkr 830·2241, beac ' •avail. une $250/\lp. Open U.5 daily. NOW RENTING , •Private beach rorAlex ""81ttingt0ftleoch 3240 731-0231 l5.$.'i00mo.S48·36S7 1411 Delaware. Hunt· beautiful new apts. •Plexiala.ssencl.patios LagBch. Rooms for rent ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~"' t•·1t Cotto Mesa 3224 ~ Mi rr Bch 2 Br, den, 2 ington Beach. 642·9601 spacious 1 Br's, great •Smoke detectors Sl.25 to 11 ...... 11 .,. as ••••••••••••••••••••••• .t.y .-.11 •BLE Ba. 2 car gar, $495. 846-1826or Agt . closets, $265. Light & •Slips avail. to tenants Ray 494-0294 MES .-. VERDE *"' "' """ * Mission Viejo 326 7 675-0745 or 552·7074 airy 2 Br's, w /pvt patio Adultl, no pets Mature lady has 2 room .. "' *MOW* ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ._..._a P•nln-··'a 3807 or balcony, $295. Encl t t . l el . i Outstanding 4 bedroom. San I 3276 -"' aw gar's, lndry CacU. Come Steps to beach, 4 Br 2 Ba, o ren an ov Y qme 3 bath, new carpets, Houses, condominiums I yr old 3br, 2ba patio C 1mettte ••••••••••••••••••••••• by btwn l1:30 & 5:30 any Cplc, cpts, drps, $llOO yrly rune. Fem .• no pets. No drapes, & dishwasher. and townhomes. Month 't523 CAMPUSDl:IRVIME ·, home, pool, tennis, $395. •••••••••••••••••••••••. 2 Br new cpts, partial doy 324 Victoria or call lse. 642·3'43 drugs. Must have fJtlme .._nc includes gardener. to month rentals starting 768-4529. Beaut. Ocean view 2Br, vie~. sundeck, gar, yd, M it n R ally •646 l43E job. $150 mo + dep. 1Jse ....,.. al S39S to $350. Localed in UNIV, Pk. Terr. 3 br, 2 ba, 2ba Condo w /patio & u 1 e ' · Duplex. 18r. New paint ofkitch. 963·8233 CAU.75t-si9t. HWltington Harbour and frpl. wet bar $44-0. 2 br. 2 Super, .3 br, 2 ba •. w/fplc, pool. jac. Call Sue (714) util. 5325 mo., yrly. or5'0-2960 in/out. Rfg/stove. New -------- MESA DELMAR HWltington Beach. Call ba, country kitc:h, view. OW, air cond., 2 car gar., 963·7881, eves 963·6187 6«-0108or67S-3013evs. 2 br; cpts, drps, bltns. W fW cpt. Adults. no pets. Sulnmtr Refttals 4200 us for more details. &l25 552·7896 551·1245 fncd yard, .cpts, dtps, CM'OnCI chtl Mar 3822 Kid OK 6 months minimum. 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sharp 3 bedroom, 2 bath on quiet c:ul·de-sac:. S450/mo. CALL 751·3191. . , eo~ldhbpaht10,d lov3e615y SanJuan ••••••••••••••••••••••• s 83i·~·9lo5 (213>6S4·5108 lbr w /sofa·bed added. Rancho S.J . Twnhme 2br. ne1g or oo • $ · Capistrano 3271 Block to bay & ocean. CSELECT T'PROPE RTIES d Ac j d d & pvt. Fplc, mirrored '' Nrnew.642·1603 · "'" nn; Large2sty, •Br 3 Ba, $295 o. 1 /&. dpoo • up~ra eed wardrobes, plush cpts, l~~'!. 673-0343 Beach homes, condos, ~~~.~4~~&tennls. =~;aA:~N1::::·con-•;;;5~·;;;;;::~s:~~i~~;; (Sl ~v ~5p1!x~rEn~.b:ar~~~~ ·uyr~ryo. s!:Jeyr.1uw $.npds S2S()s·:~CLyEM.S48E:! REALTY INC. witil sold & thru escrow. crp s rps, mirror ded l 536-0687 Large Bachelor, pvt . DELUXE andapts. Reservenow. Sharp, clean, 3 br, 2 ba. 7 14/846-1371 675·1105 I wahrddrobe dxool rts'1 at · upera . se. -patio, good loc. $180 + • • BERTHA HENRY fam rm. dbl gar, qulet1~~~~~~~~~~I·--------• tac e gar., n oc:a· ::Br, ramlly rm, den. 2 c:~r j CORONA DELMAR gas.646-4546 . I Eastbluff 3 br, 2 ba. REALTORS location . $375 /mo .I· lion. Avail July 1. garage w /xtra rm, S.t95 2 Br Townhouse, frplc. Lease.l ncl.apac.master 2l5De1Mar 492.4121 540·1151 He ritag e 2Br1Ba.llkenew. TwoBedrooms 581·2726an6PM mo.493·7586 I Pool,tennis.Someocean lbrapt~/famrm,l&!l llv suite. din rm & dbl • Realtors. Downtown area! Deerfield $375 3~69 & Catalan .... ;1iwe Ci~t:I rn•, uti. (1d Saun11 J.OOI, aaragc... Au,o do(tlSaa Juan Car:isttaoo. 2 SJOO mo. 536.0386 Univ. Park $175 M.wpori leach ' 1 mile from Dae• t>omt I to sho ln'g & fine ·beach Jae, tennis & other facil.I opener avail. Pool & Br. compl rurn. Condo 3Br, Iba, frplc. E·side. The Terrace S39S •••••••••••••••••0 •••• r..arirH ;) tr, t 1'1 ba, 644 26ff · $275. 350 Riviera Dr. recreation area. Adults w/pool. S<&OO/mo.499·2756 Fncd yd, new cpts.3 Brprestig1ousS&SPark TurtleRock <;JOS '.'113 B:i-:kB1t·.13BP,2 ba,I frpl c:. ·oeaut . c:ond. · , Avall6/l.642·5777 only.Nopets.From$367 ________ _ S380tmo. Zoi16 Orange St. lluritln.~on. Cul de . !':JC: \\ondbri.:IJ;l ~(JI. am r)11, v. '"ui: tour .. ( 4!l3·fi9Sf I Adull. "' .. ~ .. rn. u;. I $275 tc $7SG W1c ~: l~ · 1'" <i'IOl" I: ;i· ' IT ' I h c; J f5 5"c · L' I bit 2 C "'"~luP • "'· • .,.t, "'"'Am'gosWay WATERFRONTHOMES "'f k l ~ lse ... $19.'> ;,0 ' <ur.,• • ~;,r 4 ~l!J / ...., view. •; rp c:, ns. ar NEW 3Br. 2ija, frplc, pat.o, tc.undry, encl. gar. --°""---1-----1 \'ACANT3br,2ba.Cpts. Pc' >'11968·~602 . ThreeBedrooms gar. •Acre beaut. dshwshr. $350 mo. OklCoronadelMw Pool & jacuul. $350. Cliff Haven 2 br 1 ba Call63M400 bl a '" The Terrace 5425 (enc:ed yd. No pets. 35 d t 6447 Deluxe2 bedrm, l~~ bath 644-0878 • • • drps, dshJWsh, d gar . Pennington Properties VIII 1 S42-S s495mo lst & last 6 ·7210 ays ex apt. All bllns. Enclosed cpts. !pie:, gar .• older Waterfront 2 Br, patio, Adultsonly.546·7780 EXTREMELY I ., b U .agePnrk .,,.60 963-052-5 . . 4~M'l635eves. patio. Walk lo shopping New28r 2ba frplc D/W adults, no pets. $275, dock, Cuxn. $250. wk. · n c:e c.. r. mv. .. "' · ' ' ' ' 548·5306 Avail 557·0848 546-6299 134 ba . S300 mo. 968·1317 Vlllage 1 $475 Lois of xtrB!I 3 Br 2 Ba Condolnlniums & beach. Adults. Refs. UJ16la1rs rear. No pets. · • • llkr Deerfield S450 J"R 1 e ·d nr olf & YM: Unfumlwd 3425 S<lOO /mo. Agent, no fee. $325. 166 Magnolia St. 3 BR, 2 Ba. pvt patio, very so. LAKE Tahoe.. db . Village Ill S525 CA'. t,~ 'mo.g 644.7901 : •••••••••••••••••··~··• 6'16·3928, eves.673·4577 545-1657 clean. 1 blk to bch. $475. twnhse 3 br, 2 ba, sips s. KIDS ;PETS OK Easlside 2Br1gar /gJ4S. 675·8258 or 646·4848 ----------1Condo. 2br. Iba. pool. 3 BR. 2 BA, c:f1ilaren c:Iose to !>hop'g "& fw y. $?95. 673·1163 Woodbridge S550 nO·ll66 3 br, 2~~ ba, ocean view. New 2 Br 21.\ Ba, dbl gar yrly.675-1058 Cable TV, pool, tenn. fourBedroom Pool,Ja<'uzti.tennls.Npt 3br.2ba.closetobc:h& w /opnr. Adlts only. Lg 2 t 2 B 2 B· !pie Avl.from5/31.998·1685 or pets OK. 5400/mo. 557-0237 & 642·8076 ---------1Sharp 2 br. 1 ba, fncd yd. Woodbridge s.s95Luxcondo,3Br212 B01. Crest.$495.642·3490 shop'g.Driveby514lris. 640-0096 e IY. r a . · PLUS l\IANY MORE Catalina. park & night T . ..-&.-.. Please do not disturb le· 0 /W, W /D, huge Fam 1&2 bdrms, Newporl Prestigious Mesa Verde 5 E-side. Children. no pets, Br 3 Ba w/spa & deck. New c:rpt,drp&. S325 mo. view. S.tse. 631·1153 Ownnvvff nants. $42-5. mo. 673-4841 EeSlde. 3 Br 2 Ba, encl Rm. patio. gar. 673-2641 Beach. Garage. Steps lo Unfurnished 3525 bch. 544-6899; 675·7598 Avail July I . $750. _962_·264_9 _____ ..._ red hill~ .... N.vpt Shor··~. walk to bnh. ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar, new decor. No pets. Bayfront apt., 2 bdrms., 21---------.. ~~ , Cozy 2br, lba w /frplc, gar $365 184 21st St Apt A h l 2 Br 2 Ba. 2 fplc 's. tennis. 2 br, rrplc, patio. gar. Pool & laundry. $34-0. mo. gas · · · bat s. S700 Mo. ~r Y. Gorgeous apt, overlook· 546·5120 _Comp!. redecorated 4br. 552-7500 pool. S495 mo. 675·0255 &Jacuui. Adults. pd. 642.2811 eves. 546-6985 lease. Boat slip avail. at ing bay, adults. June, Ju. 621W.Wilson,646·2010 $350. New 2 br, a be, ~ft. ly,Aug&Sept.Sl050mo. FoxhollowVillage Priv.jElegont triplex, frplc, balcony, UdoRealty 673·73001_67_5_·9fm ______ _ Lge luxurious 2 Br. 2 Ba. lndry. 642·1603 Nwpt Shores area, l ~ Charming Studio Apt, 45' terrace on water with blks ocean, 2br, lba dplx. CdM, kit ch, ocean view. commanding view of 2 br. frplc, patio, gar. Yrlylse. 714·956·5871 1 blk to bch. Cpla or MUST SEEi, ia. bu. $385. Edwards & 1 _______ .... Edinger. 842·5197 OCl!AHYIEW 3 Br, 2 ba, College Park. --------- Den. all bllns, frplc, ~vrd CLOSE TO HACH patio, cpts, drps, wulk lo New 3 Br 2~11 Ha condo. all schools. $425 /mo. Bltns. p\I yd, $135 mo. Kids yes. pets no. 848·0800 RIGHT REALTY 979.9533 Woodbridge Creekside Aspen. 3Br or 2Br+den. 2 ba. Gorgeous lndsc:p'g, qua! upgrades. Premium lot & location $470 /mo w /gardener & assoc. bay, .Balboa Island on Poot. &Jacunl. Adults. singles, no pets. $250. WE~'TCLIFF Bayside Dr. $800 mo. 621 w. Wilson. 646·2010 Luxury 2 .BR, 2'r!t Ba, Co~· weekly, avail 6/26·8/21. • Im med. possess. 644·9856 Foxhollow Village do. tenms, pool, Jacuzzi. 673-0648 Lovely 4 bedrm. 2 ba priv. m4J644..S787 alt 4 home. cpts, drps, rplc, m · Pembroke Ln. 3 Br, 2 $225 ' adults. $600 /Jease. --------- Ba, 22icl8 ram rm. huge 2 BR. l 1'.l Ba, gar. patio. Cotto MeMI 3824 Dea Point 3126 642·5269 CHARMING 2 BR .Cot· 2br, lba. 2 car gar. cpts. patio. fncd Yitrd, kids & _P_· ______ _ drps. fnc:d yd, S:llS. mo. pet OK. S385. OOJ.4567, HO WAITING!!! kit, lrg living rm. dbl Small fee. 631·1713 ... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WestcllH 2 br, l 'Aa ba tage. furnished. For info. frplc. frnt patio & C~ .. REMTALS $185. New dlx ad .. lt unit. 2br, townhouse. Adlta, no call675·9667or53Q.7290 i51-1343or751·4504 Ab'l. noCee ---------OVER 29 HOMES AVAILABLE FOR LEASE IN THE IRVtNE ARF.A! Ye:.. we have a LARGE supply of rentals for your selecllon. From S3'l5 per month for a 1 bedroom condo in Orange to a 4 bedroom NEW home in WOOD· BRIDGE for S600 per bck)'nrd. Elec gar dr. .... Grdnrinc.AvailJulylst .Costo~s• 3724 Nice Bach. Sm fee. 2ba overlooking Dana pets.$350/mo.1728Bed·Beaut.3 BRCondo,lurn. .MESA Verde xlnt loc. 3 Br Hunt. Scaclifr Exec hmc. 2 Ba. dbl fplc, fam rm. 4br. 3 ba. rumpus rm. D/W. $475 melds grdnr. 3.000 sq.ft. wulk lo bc:h . Avl . !179-4575 aft 5PM gardt>ner mcl. $650. mo. $600 /mo. Ph: 673·2425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·1713 Point Marina. 493-1590 ford Ln. 548·7533. close to beach. Pool. ten· /Wk d ., .. 0 00 '61111.,., & UP CAL RENTALS nil crt, spacious park'g, e,·es n s. ~ • ns~ Ocean view, 2 BR, 2 ba, 2 Br, 2 Ba Condo, etc. S75-4!l85or613.5558 •Studio&t BRApt11 $175. Bach, carport, enc:l. gar. Near new. w/custom ,drps, cpts,1--------- 8'\24330. 3 Br l Ba. Fam Rm, --------- Eastside lg fncd buck yd, Cul de sac. avail, 3 Br 2 new c:pts. paint. over· Ba. nr beach. t~am Rm, sited gar w /work be11ch, (pie:. patio. fnc:d back $t50645-t528 . yard w,grdnr . Monthly Prine: only. S\50. 675·1501 Charming 3 Br 1 Ba, dbl --------- gar, new c:pts. paint. $325 Very nice, 3 bedrm. 2 ba Info al property. 2188 Ca· home, cpts. drps, 2 car 1)yoc\ Drive. gar., patio, OICe back $275. Utll Pd.! On Beach! Rer, patio +many more avail now. Sm! fee/Free Lire Serv. Unt. 645-4900 * • COftsumers Gulde month. GOLF COURSE --------- VIEW-CENTRAL AIR Stepstoleach! COND ITJONJNO-Gar, bltns. D/W, only COMMUN ITY POOLS $325 yrly. Lge den, unt. AND SPAS. Small fee. 645-4900 ••Consumers 61.ide •TV & Maid Serv Avail lndry, Sm fee. 631·1713 $285. Art. 675·5621 patio, rool, walk lo 3 Br, 2~ Cdl\l. SSOO/mo ·~~~~~~rt '::~rg'M CAL REMT ALS Fountain Valley 3834 Westcllf Shopping $415 or $250 week. Thru Aug 548·9755 or 645·3967 -----5----••••••••••• •••••••• • • •• mo. 64S--6683 3rd. 644·5142 --------$23 '· BR 4 Br, l~ ba Condo. New OCEANFRONT LgeFurn21r Frplc.lndry,patao,2 · cpts. Pool access, Jaun· NEWPORT MARINA, Availnow.Uc2Bdrm Bltns. w/W. pool, adlts, Smallfee.63i.t713 dry hook·ups, frplc. 91.9BaysldeDr.New2Br S200/S225.673-2493 nopels.$240.645·3971 CALREHTALS $12S /mo.646-2627 2 Ba & den, luxury Bachelor loft. Refrig, 3-Br-+-20-~-.,..-Bo-n_u_s_R_m-.' waterfront apt. Deck, LAGUNA BEACH, lge 2 BunJalow. empty. J)erson. Ma1dserv. Nosmkrs, 549.7197 ;u;v pool, pvt bch, fplc, slip Br hse, SS50 mo. $200 wk. stove, pooJ. adult, no 1 ~ Ba twnhse, bltns, dbl avail. Adults. Assume Avl June lS. 494-0294 pets. $230. 646·2901 gar, redec. Pool, $.165. yard w /BBQ. children & Nice! S22-S, 2 Br. patio. pet OK. S375. 963·4567. gar, ref, unt. Small fee. Agt. no fee. 645.4900 For rental information in E·side cozy bach w 1rrplc. IRVINE. call the lr\'lne New Exec. Dix 2 ~ty Nevi decor. Sl95. Call -.1icc1alists single homes. Wal~·b1ke after 3, 675·2913 536·1461; 963·2-532 lse. $975. 675-65.12 Secluded & Woodsy, avl Duplex 2 Br 1 Ba, $275 + --------~~~~~~~~~!July & Aug, 2 Br 2·Ba, dep. Lge & clean. No add'! d t pets. 645·8184; 645·4.855 Hllntfngton leach 1140 2 br, 2 ba, Condo w /cust rm wna an, gar· ••Con11111\•rs G ulde I ha\'e se\'eral 3 br homes ---------• & townhomes Some $165 W ;POOL w ;poots. $.195. to S525. ~ bch. All amen1l1es. --------- lmmed. oc:cup. $1100.·650. Newport l.ach 3769 6464 1035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yard. gar. D/W + more. Joan. 846·1371 or846·2597 ~ Many more a~alt n~w. Sharp 3 brhomew,heavy MEWWATERFftOMT SmaU Fee. free hre s hake roof. Li" rm ' COMDO ser\'1Ce, unt. 645·4900 w /frplc. cheerful kit. Newport's most pre· ••Con~ Gulde w •dshwhr. Lg yd. $395. sUglous 2 br, 3 ba, lit lux: IW8·9427 RANCH REALTY ury unit. all amenities lo· $23>, lge 2 Br + fncd yd, 551 2000 dudes pvt. sauna, boat gar, pal, kids OK. Pix. Sharp 4 br home w /heavy • slip avail. proressionally Fee. 6454900 shake roof, frplc, dshwhr Univ. Park Deane Kens· decorated. For lease. ••ew.nenGuide & new c:rpt. Only $395. ington 4 Br. 3 ba, a/c. t,!i Shown by appt . only. 3 Br2 Ba, lge FR. Cplc, lge Call 848·9"27 Water & gardener. No 673-80(2 Agt. pvt back yd, wshr, dryr, 4 BR, 2 BA, cpta, drps, nu pets. s59s. 552·062 HVH Montego Model. 4 refrig. College Pk. area. paint, lge rnc:d yard, 2 Owner/Agt. br. 2 ba, F/R. 640-1141 "'75. Gerry. 645.a286 car gar., move right ln. Rancho -s. J. Twnhm, lux· eves: 640·SS30 $365. 963·4567, Agt .no fee. · 2 l 2 BR d 3 Br 2 Ba, Monticello Con· unous 5 y, • . en. EASTBLUFF 2 st.y, vu, 3 do, pool, encl dbl gar. 3br. 2ba, many xtras, grt 21ta ba, Lease/option. Br, 3 Ba, huge Fam Rm super clean. $365. yrd. Vic of Yorktown & 552.9529 w/fplc. 9)50 lse. 644·1ASO 95S-309T ~:;.:~ ~:. ~~k1~0~4 4 2 Woodbridge Villager 3 BR. 2 ba., decorator College Park 3 br, 2 ba, 968·7«4 Condo, 2 BR .. 2 baths. Bluffs condo. 5'95 Mo. frplc, cpts, drps. bllns. New· 2·Sty · No pets. Agent 640.0020 J&rdener Incl. SHI>. St 75. 2 Ir Plush! SJ75/Yrly Agt. 640·0020 ""1,,;..,19t 5 Ni 1 K.d OK M 2 Condos, Newport Tel" .... ·-o ce. ' s . any Condo, ORANGE TREES, race. 3 & 2 BR's, ocean Charming 3Br lba home more avail now. Small new 1 b r . l b a . . .. ~2 7312 • lee. Free lite service, Washer/dryer incJd Vtews.'" · w tram rm . Eastslde. ---------S38S. Call 645-9.141 pix. 6454900 Pool. '275/mo. 551·151S Apartments & Houses, S85 ••CWU1Mr s GuS. to $1,500. New liatlaga 3Br. W /W tpt'a. drps. Walnut Sq. 2Br. Rent. 0 daily over the phone. stove, nffia, Fncdbkyd. OOND03br, 1~ ba, Hunt· ~· $.125. OwnClr will pro SpeciaillinC in coastal 20d0 ~araae bouae, lngton Contln•nhl vide washer, dryer properties, New ll1Un1t1 Washor/dryer. Frffdom 53B-3873 retrig. 5S~-0200J'Up.rn. (laUy. 9 to 9, 7 days a Bms. No pets, wt.r pd. wetk.e:D.·1713 POtroo. 64W490 leochcA T"'""9 CAL lllMTALS Spacious end unit. Total· ~1~~ •• 1 Ba, fam·rm 1ypvtonhidea.2Br,2ba REALTY COMPANY $240. . i~cdyrd. Call aft. w/huae muter awte. IAMCHO l BR, laundry, paUo. S. Overlooks 1oraeou1 SAM JOA"'UIM waltt paid. Small fee. MO LISTS 1mlen aru. Poot as ten-, ,. , 63M7U n..1 .. ·u-.. • ".ro-rtlea nla courts. Walt to Be.audtul 'San Jo~quin CAL REHTA.l.S ""'"# " ........ r r-beach. $450/mo.846-2001 model· 2 BR'•, 2 balN .. 1------::---alven ou.t~1llyovcrth1 den & dln1n& room.lBr Cotlace. y d , phone. Save money, aaa 3Br. 21h, c:pb, drpal Lower level on llOl 8 a y f r 0 n t • •tJme.OMat.op1c:rvloe. bltns.dshwahr.t~lc.db cours4.l . nhr pool atovetrefriC/cpt•, edits, Lar .. at 11tleet16n In aa.r, lg backyd, IC>Od Avall•ble fmmo<llately cat01{.Leuol1\l111tr•· &outh Oran.a• Counly. n('tll\bol"bood on cul-d • ~/1\to. OC·51) qulr.d 132$ tno. util pd. ()pen N. '1 days a wk. He. "93 mo. ta~ I>Qtvl• Godsh"ll &+t·G200 f'13.a26 aft UAM '31'1.Tll CAL lllMTALS lmmac. i BR. m Bi, 8lul'r1 SSOO-SBSO. Bia Ca· ..._ ______ __, frplc. dbl pr, pet ok, cul· z Dr den. 2 Ba. on take & nyoo $1600. J & 4 BR. SBUo Idle kema wJUa d~aac, frut tamlly aoil course, lmmac. 9500 ~aut. homes. Prim• .l>llQrPUOtCualOlldM. home. '11 ·Ast. No ft4 rftb, 6"·$171or615·5364. vtewa w/poola. llltr -... '83-0861oran.e,543-2"m •9Vetdc. 6'«11.34 . . . Oakwood Garden '.A.~ts ~~:its.a (Dover at 16th) 1142>1170' ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpts, drpa, patio, pool. beaut decor. 2 pvt. ter· HEWPORT IRA.HD MIWI Wes~curr area. $415. r:~·,:~~d~~j.,8~~: APARTMENTS 1·2 & 3 Br apts. From &4S-66M ythlng! 1500/mo. Incl 2 BR $190. Infant.ls only. $250 /per mo. 1411 DELUXE 3 Br, den, 2 Ba, ulll. 49'-3679 Utils. Nopeta. Delaware, HB Open 12·5 2 sty, nr Hoaa, fplc, ---------2450NewportBlvd Daily. 1 MUe te ocean. patio, gar. MOO mo. No Nwpt Bch, steps to ocean. Costa Mesa 642-8602 Agt. 536-1808 pets. 645-6556; 559-6S88 ~BR or 2 BR. rum. Start· 642·7678 mg from $150. wk. up. Location•Price•Luxu.ry 3 br. 2 ba duplex w /frplc, 642.()()88 •2 Bed· $260• off st parking ateps t.o•--------- Banbury Cross•M2·6604 beach. $$25 yrly. Matu.re Carlsbad, Oceana1cle, San dul•· I ui t l'f tyl Clemente oceanfron t Nr Seacllff Villaae 3br, a "° W q e 1 e 1 e. homes & apt'a, Dally, ----------1 2ba-S350. 2br. 2ba·$290. 6'7S.S%TS wnkly, nt00tblJ' form Gar, rec area, 19071 Hol· 2 Br. 1\ti ba townhouse $100. p/Wlr. White Water ly. MS-all style. Adult•, no pets. RJty Inc. (114)483.2722 Beach area, 3 BR, a ba, 1235• 548•2682 a.t• to a.,. 4300 frplc, dshwshr, patio. r-76 ••••••••••• .. ••••••,•••• New & super sharp. Ron -Cle•nfe JI ROOMMATESNetded, M Ellfl, 96().2358 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ot' F, 8.al. Ptnl.n. 3 br, 2 2br, 2ba new Condo, UP· ba yrty S140 mo + utll ---------1Coiy 3Br, 2Y.a ba apt. iraded. Db l 1ar caiiatt5 ~ ·• Pool. Laund hlr\lp, lge patio1 w/opener, pool, jacuui,1---'----- enel gar $175. C11l la1rlo tennls. $39$. mo. (213) Wlll share Park Newport atM8-1871or846,..U S9$-5211)8collect. 2 Bclrm1 wfr•P penon. 2 lecfrHMS. Haths Lte 3br, 2i.a, Ictd1 ok, J;!~:,: 7~1·8761 Delu•e a pt frplc, walk to shop'1, park,•--------- encloeed aar, {Ddry lac, school. $MS. 49W084 Gal toabare 2 BIL apt. Pk patio, all ad::a no pets. br 1 b -"ia.a--~ Newport.XJntoPPOJ'tunl· ~mo. 847• 2 • a, ,;m """' ...,., t)' to snMt. people. Ten· Walle t hop'a. park, nil l)'m & pooL CaU Garace, Pool, taunclrf. ecbool. $U5. C.50IM ~ta days a& .&M·9040. bacb. $190. 631-lnJ CALRIHTALS II 11 11 Ir II I! I ' I .I ,, 4 v~ -' ' ,, I ' r: >.II 1~ ·-=-•. -.-L -.-----~ ~ ---=--~:..::.:---:====-~ --·=-~~----·.:. ·---~ .... I .:w. "MILYfll'l.OT. ir -June.I. tm "'-•rl1 5350 .w.w-..i 7100 ltW.W..tecl 7100 -....... -Ji~-ff ~-..... 4410 liif:-,._. I ,!.!.!!!.!~ ................ ~~;T ................. ,. ~·•T••••••• .......... .. ..._.._ ........... ~ ••••••••• ... •••••••• .. •• .... ~~··•-••••_?!~" v.. .. ., .. , :!.oma .. 1:. .. s ASslf9lRS ~~ e.C~llb'lllSalooWlShU ampo0 tw.Wtlili4 ·7aoo HlllpW...e.d 7100 ... W.... 7lll -_._... 11 .. " ...... Male Of. fem. 3 Yn m-lft ht-f, me. train to,~ .. ~~••••••••••••••••••! ... •••••••••••••••••••~ -·•••••••••••••••••• IDI NPATIBL£ .!!. JU. front•lf· I.Mt. tea Rw rd m N:a&~I floand&Jly tcu~ ~.Goodru.o Jdcx 1iaut&0 Ill tAtpply.IRlcbard OOMPANJON.COOK, ,.. ~etal Stcre1a ..... J\.\ GENEJ\ALOmc& llOOJU•A~l l ""--......... noo,o ~· ,..._.._~ta1· w mu~ to 00 for • ood I h u • e Sa Oil. toO ~...... wtnds i 1-... .., t ... _ d ad•"' --'~~-··_-:::.:. 324_ 134 a f."Mt. f1l4IOO .:: T .!"""" ![; rttndlblp •. 'P 0. Box ltn.y. I t-JH I t. NftpoctCtrDr N 8 "' wvrnan. or "aya, /train. llaal mu1 .,.,. epe ~·· · ---~-1113 ff 8 ..., lll&d~ • rnlcroROpe,. _ _ • • ' ' -pa.dt.ated • yr aid type. oot •mok•. NWpt ma l 11 re a n d w o U tlMGuw.a• ll llAUTifUL OCA1rpon. Wtllten:aark· • · · · aper. Small eo. w1IOQd ltWMGe&.al WOOWt.ITWOTI ,~.,· 1,Bdl.toDM , ~.MM510 '· -·.. Of -ndlnj_ : -... I _ _... '°" QI t t An to r...... 5450 bendlt1. Srnall compo. Exp. Aerts Rec. Ind 1'VVWO. BARTEND•Dc ., -1.-T Gha f.l~:f ?#,JIM.-.... \'"'~ DIYI 1U-02M ........................ nenta Hard workJ.n& de h au~ ll """""""" .....-General()(fiee ,_.v~· -...,.,.,._ tecUnUdo nt D•U141S7 H dl"at.ed lndl"ldu'ali. cllieavy l.I at ftCOO· DRIVERS. P/:Tlme. -.......,._.. • "' .., _....._..,.... Ar ... Aho lnchided iantln1ton Boach to .. d d c 11 • c 1 aUon. ewporter Inn. 011er 21 yn. Jmmtd. ~•..... ""STS •ti• re th r or Jal llliv .. e '''" ioe nm WIT blli/ara1 IU"1 Poo Boa ton. mid Jlaly . nu e · • •ro · 644 1'100. ext s1a. Paul O"nlou. Apply ta MATURE, r•Pooslblo SICllYAlllS • · I( .frD«Jlhu for Larey , , die, "Allc." vlo a Arch = drivel' prcl'd . Sll.al30 M.V. Holland. E O.E. pereoa, Me "n £da Pi.in. peraoo for dental ole: In Your Illa aN ID d .. al to rdi , • Bay, La1wta, •· ,... Assistant, shampoo & re---1esra (10 £.nth St. C.M. Nwwit Ceotel', So l>Ull· nod at au 1eye11 ohx· for • 1llar hue • _f_it W ._... 4100 w.N. ~ -·-11\I. '-• -,. ~ptlonlst ror sww salon ._..-"',--ITUY ans esperieoct. Call pa-. We have m1n7 ~ •Tmtvc:a. ., .. ,.,, •• , ...... , ....... IA.a· biitttl-m&l. -l:trl:,...& ln Newport Beach Some exper. req'd. C.U COOi btwa h'!'. " llOOD . 1 .. ln.tbe lrvlM/ N.,rport -lllt!to IC:..M,lnd rlal140I~.~; 6'*t~Nd. put~: ,........... 831·1.m 5411-2Sttore46-$M Shon.order. "'*'··pn-MCMN04 " area. Work wtier• • ~~ .. Hit aJ 14141*> J•n<lolpb p whlte cheat IJ pawa. •••••••••••0 •••••••••• ~ ~~. CUU cllar&o f'd. F\IU It p/thno. da1s _ VfbeD1QUpleae.. ~;•. '' _ • »-a'IOt • ··A=c:he ". r•ward SCMOlt & Assoclet~Re thtu trial balance. 1tu1t flnlabta. Apply. Orinder ~ M ft _. ..__..___ar_ 7001! ... ftU be iood typlJt. Growln" Reataurant. 1400 W. ~.u~ • r __ '·-"C • _ . • .. __ ..-a , a.oo 1<1..n~ at •• .,. ~-• .-""" • Pa 1n ""'-... H "'"B ~,,,_. MS ,., to l&NU"1' pet'. m ·lllO or ....................... co nr o .c Airport. Ca.II c: c ~... wy. ..... . • ~ M IW:Jbu11t•N.o . MfUet , nnmr• .. •l•doa, MEN WOMEN .,.._School4kach ~1"*2 or Hnd resume AskforP«e. OrthodonUc ore:. exprp .LT.-~-Q)c:kff/s.ttf'f"T Fountafn TRAIN fOR a C°"9f TtolMd to PO Box 7250, Npt Bch, pref, noo·smoker. 4\.\ .. 10ll011q, ft. modm\ otnc .. Vallt1.9SWf?f IAl'f84DIMG 82663 COOKS WANTED dJs.rr&.1400 T-.o.•y S.nlat ::.._suso 4111 .. ~•rehouu . UIO fOllNO: B1k Lab male. TWOWE''"""' ""S Uyou're new to Orange BOOKKEEPER F 11 '""lllo.$11W217 4D)CampusStet$> ..,...... Lopn,C.M . Uo~ O. PU. 1 ,...... d _ .. b • .c..n.'-MftD Co .. temporarily dlscon· · u -• Newport Bch 549-IO'fl ........................ mo W.1'11·-_ , ... ,,. 1troun muu\c , v,c NATION·WlD&JOB tlnuing your education Charge, p/tlme. Ftexlble ,.~..._ lt ... d' -•ay••-v lO&S GrandAve I 8 lfllftOlt./Wamer r v ....... C .. M"'...... . hrs Must have 3 "nt ,., ~ wa resaes ... IS· -·"' ---·· • I e 1ara1e. •lbO• -~. 'IAlaJ'UPM • . n.1n ,... tl;ri'• recently dl11charaed Publlc Acct ·a." ex· p"', hwa.s~ ex~r pref'd. &rKU.c:MnHdp. SantaADa • $S8.tOZ1 ,_.,121. ~. Ladl.lllr\alUal1 .3JGOllClrt. lff· _ ASSISTANCE from the service or ror 963-5&39 Apply z.spm Mon·S.t. MilidR~Clk I~~~~~~~~ t1J.11'71 ••t~bou.e 11 ofttua. roUN'i>! '"'•le dos. abt OP~~~IES any reason seeklne tem· Denny's 529 Avenida ~eneepref'd. -~C:U~a .tte~aUon. Al~ ~~!cmphH111111tWton• .*". AMBICAM pe>raryorca1dreeremplor· Bookkeeper-Construction Pico,SanCJemente. LVM"a&AJDIS O~-.~ • • .., ,.. .-"' '· R.8. mmt, cons er Ulla unl· el(per. lrvlne based firm. For AllShtfta m~ ._..- --....__.__. _.._..00 MJ ON VIEJO M2-dOI • IAlt'TIMDRS queoppor You can earn Seo d res u me to COOK TRAINEES. So. A l G rfl Id Coo for produce tnarket. __ ...,. -11»1'1GOSQ. n . -...w... Norwu1u El.. SCHOOL C2assilled ad no. 891, cto Laa. NB ltCM P/Ume Ir uf!! y, 8 0 _!._... HBv. dutlea lo Inc A IP. ....................... Air cciad ole: 111-ass. or &"""""'"• rem. ·Pair .. llOll J!:. 17th St .. SA $196 PER WEEIC Dally Pilot. PO Box 1560, r/tfme. Ooaee shop ell• """p .. T18l IUUEl'llt • ~l ... y~ dlatWI. ... ,.SOl'f -.ozllatm ~CM· .!!~u-alrvlew 834·1860 <AtaMesa.C.921626. per. ~er~ pleue. 847·9671. ~·d. CJrdy. lRVIN.£ KUWISicUrl'·NB ._. . .,_.--School1CoastT0Ce>ast BaMd on YoW' produc· OwliuCbiliorc. <Tl4>1ooNUTSHOP,f/Ume.all RANCH FARllBRS AGT.541..Jem ':,........... u yr old German HAPPYLAND ti v it y,. comm + Bookkeeper. part time 54t-0351 . n.lghlahlft.Noexperoee. MARK.ET.ai.ma 1501 .... clHDr. ..~~~~~Ft. =·:~.:.·~~~~ DAYCAMP. =:::us~&.atCej: ::it~orSt==-= Cook6W......... Age~Woman.~ Geaeralomce ="8aDC'lalCtr ............ ~.-a-...11 ,.600 Lanee. No llclnae. JiUll or p/time. Pre.1chl. tralnlag. Tremendous Ing. preferably with F/Ume. ()ppor to le&m ~~~' Doout. Cwt "" S.•k:e ----c..------.. b---'!-·BE18tbSt. 24.Jr.k~eraarteo4·5. potential to reach A.R.C. exp. Alao lite allupectsolrest.busl· IJ~c:anwrite(rtendJ.y ~ ~ ••••·-•-••••••••••••• c:.t:'ues':' RemedJal kndrgrtn. Sl5 slqlet'Visory & manage· clerical & steD01raphlc nees. Apply, 3133 W. Cit letten "type them. we C.UoaSlte lluiqer want to rat. apt. or room week I y . 9 ·11. 5: 30 meat positions. Must be duties. Days, 7611·3400, Hwy,Ntfcwcall842-IM75 DllVR have a secure c:atter for m•>"2·3WmJel w /balh ror woman Found. longhair Golden AM-5:30PM.5'8·3T71. personable & ambitious. aft.S. 768·5755 COUNTER Help. rem. SUMDAY()ti(l.Y you near OC Airport. Dll.UXIOFRCIS w/cat.4!M-8Ml x129unUI Retriever. female. Vic. Swim Lessons Pvt. All For apPoiotment only Business p/\. Day & eve. Apply, Deliver Dally Pilot Fbwtwortdllgeonds.Xlot Qwnqi) fJ hldstl ca, 9:30PM Orange " 16th. C.M. ages Your pool or apt or call MAMAGIYtTRMI Staie Burgers. 899W 19th bundles to c:arrien. Re-beoeflta. Re1ular to- 200 to JOCIO aq. ft. -.r! low Mature businesswoman 562018 •. 67S-02A0eves. 539-1113 Prestlglou1 oat ·1 co. St. ea.ta Mesa. quires van or large ~· ~y, National ::1:1:; nvf:j~N~~':~:. = ~ybd0:11yf"r;11~~~ LosM at 17e MoV.l CDobeA ~lmaann: Joba ••••• w. anhd. 7075 9:30AMto2PM seeks ambitious iodlv. ,.Al.~ GIRL ~8!°'!.~rad~°1h~y~ ~~e~~.B~Et°£. 4351 ffaru t S D ,,,._ Qui •-ri t . · • • ••• ••••••••••••• who enjoys public COD· ~~I 5ft ,.,.,.~~-· ... , = ...., o . . ~ • wy. et .,.. p vacy a mus . ta/Newland. Boy's doa. A ii C Attorney's Receptionist tact for career training Part•time. exper'd only. --· a .... aor General Office ......a..___ Call:83H400 Single, no pets . Reward.536-4368. va 6/7 an travel. PlahLawOfc In VAOJT program. Co. Apg)ybetwn2:80&5pm. Seeley. Equalopportun-1 .... Ute t ...... 1..: .. &mi;r References No yard Prac. nW'Se 494-8541 Ext paid rnedlcal. dental. Nat u r a I Food tyEmployer .. oe ,,._ • WISTCUFF Atu care, pis. Must be as-Lost: Fem. Siamese. Blue 1.29Call unUl 9:30pm Stimulating lega~ ore Call Jim 848-!288. Dennis Medical exper prer'd NEWPORT BEACH sured of occupancy at Harness CdM. Reward NURS seeks pleasant l"dav. to & Dennis Personnel ==~:.o:r::::S~· Driver/helper ror local p /tlme. $4 .00 & hr: l .. ,.,. Sq t• t t Call "'~,,7· """ · · ES AIDE wants pvt -t lm............. clients moving C""'"'any Ex Ref's Call Kr ade """ . •· wo pv . lealll :.>days ln advance. .....,.. ._,, duty for elderly. Well ex· ;t~ Call ~ 848.1288 Service of Hwttln&ton -··r ' · · · ' baths . S400 per mo. II you can offer these ac:· • ~.-Mal 1 haired pr'd. 646-8!20 "--'· & n...rt .' P : Beach.16188 Beach Blvd, COUNTER GlR.l...Laguna pertenced. 7&-lS30 _49f...S5 __ 17 _____ _ 6C2-0200 commodaUon.s and are &.AA-u • e ong · ~,....... OA1 nis erson Sulle 121. Hll1a area, drycleaning. intttested lo a reliable white cat on Perales, .....,. W.ted 7100 ne1 Service of HunUngton will' train 1f ~ary DRIVllS General omce: 1'yplQ& eo U·NIQUE RETAIL tenant, please wnte de· M.V .. nr Arbolltos & ~::f.•••••••••••••••••• Beach.161688each8lvd. Chlldcare-baekeeper, 837.()840 Roiasebold furniture wpm, K.ardex In~ SHOPS FOR RENT. S50 tallstoadoo 906 Daily Jeronimo. Reward. AAAAAAAAAAAAAA Sulte121. MarvP®oinswhereare movingco.locatedlJlEl coot.rol. c:alcwat.or exp. to !«k> mo. UUl ~.ct. lnq. Piiot. P.O. ·Box' 1560, ?IB-8795 Assist•~i.t'Asalst! Automotive you! Lfve In or out, OlunLer girl needed for Toro wants drivers •11 Min. 3yn1ea1 ale up. at 'Ttae Factory 42S E. Coat.a Mesa Ca 92826 TWO. ll~ERSl N n.~-u Shop____. sa.Lary nexlble.833-tas'l drycleaoen, 18orolder. yr exper. w/comm'l _ssr_-GM ______ _ 30tb St. Newport Beach • · · LOST: Calleo cat. tone _ f!!W ~ u=us ~ movtnaco.CaU830-GZIS. or call 675·6181 or hairremale,vtcSeavlew $750 /Fee Paid . help. Child care & lite GeaALOllRCI mcn ...._.,jllrfftt / Homes N.B. 644-2145 Pre a ti I 10 1aa N. B TOP wages paid. Eoslne homekeeplng ror rella· Courier. J>Ut·Ume. Ku.st DRIVERS-Earn extra Ill· lavolves hY)' typtq, de-.-..C. brokerage houM. Handle Steamers, en~ painters. ble young woman. Live-have own car. Depeoda. come. Early m«n. de-tall work. pbooe ~ct DESK apace at 1787S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost: $100 Rewat'd, blk l)R!SSures ot buly "dally bdfers & polishers. up-In position. Newport ble.&M-155'1. livery LA Ttmes. $300 &'W011DQa w/~. ~each Blvd .. near~ I.basa Apso. parking Jo4 acbedule .. Ute sh 1 yr holstery shamp0oers. Beach.642-'1'709 c.toclcm/H• mo.C.ll.546-4481Bob. Pd vac:aUoo, side pay, TJlbert In Huntington OppoifMtr SOOS ~ 10lirpotort~~~8:~r': brokerace exper. pref'd. check out. pick-up & de-,.a• ELICTRICIAMS group profit •barinl & Beach. mo. per month .......... •••••••••••••• Xlnt benefits Also Fee livery. Apply at Child care. reliable Semi retired man to do health lnsuraoce. Apply Bringownfurniture.Our JANITORIALSERVlCE '!!f'au'r!1. ~~~ 1~~ Job8.Callc00tro1Career 2059HarborBl,CM woman, pref Untve.raity c:uatodlal fl related &HBJllRS 9-3. Moo thu Fri. ~lonist will answer ......,.,. _,,... mo For • eves"'r-o ,,,,57 Employment Agency, 645-1030 Prk. lrv area. Nd d le dutlea. NB. area. ofc Industrial &Commercial Bardeo's Peat CoGtrot )'()Ur pheoe for SlO per ... -.....,.... · .........,, 5.'56-8S05. supervise 10 yr old 11rl bldg. P/Umedays. llust exper.req.ApplyS-UAM $46-SSlO month. Dally Pilot of'fioe. Info. call 631-3859 Lost male Sbeltie, Sun. Babysitter. mature. non. aft sch! 5 days wk. Call have car & home phone. or l..CPM. 17751 satyparlt --------- "2-4321 AMTlftUESHOP vicBrookhurst&Adams. AAAAAAAAAAAA smoker. my home, own dys 4575 ·7330. eves Call53U558forlntervw. Clrcle,Sulte"D''.lrvine. GIHBALOFACI & RERMISHIMG Reward. 9112.9949 Phooea!Phones!Phooes! trans. Refs. F.V. 839-7083 552·1256 ask ror Darla CUSTOMl!ll Typing. Ute bkkpm1. etc. I THE EmCIENT 14%%LEl DAZZUI aft5:30pm. Cl IELECTllCIAMS F/limepoe. w/fastarow- 16Yearssameownet"! Lost:Tw1levtcCdMH1gt1 $'1:iO to answer phones. Babysltterfor2boysages eanlng Worr:ien wanted. SBVICE &HB.PERS tngco.Xlnlbenefits.c.11 ALJEINAJIVE Nets over S18K. Full School Reward -·---"-!.-take orders & work 8 & 10. Also lite !3re52.ta~~.~rv Receives & handles Residential exper. req. for appt 5'0·6289 or r1o~K 8J3.9'78l or545-Ut7 · yourself Into a manage· housekeeping. Edison customer Inquiries. Top pay. Apply S.UAll 991-4430. Openabranchorrlceor ---------• ment spot No typing High area. Own trans. CLEANING : P/tlme Initiate customer con· orl.,.PM.177$1Skypark1--o-EN_E_RAL __ O_F_Fl_C_E_ start= own company FAST FOOD ':t Gb"i:' :e~r,-o;et~~ necess. Call Control Hrs 12:30 to Spm, start-Days. xtnt pay. Irvine tact to advise order Circle.suite "D", lrvlne. ExclUng posit.ion avail. ~lh~:=n~1!:0~: IRVINEinduslrial cheeli:a, 10" high. ~reer ~oyment Ing Tues, Jurie 2 ut. area. No pressures. Call ~~~wr:i c!~kx~r~ El,.ECTRONIC for person who likes eludes; recpt. service, AttracUve leue and Newport Marina Apta., ency. . ~5765 or 988-8088 after 961-0714. 768-12'72 pref'd. ASSEMBLER variety and accept. new personalized phone cov· terms. NB. 113-8414 or 557~3846 AAAAAAAAAAAA · Clerical. gen'l olc & Ute CustomweaveCarpets Sm. co. w /eatabllahed challenges. Prefer small f II TIME 751-1400 REWARD! SIOOJC&&PAID bk k p n g for 18430PaciflcSt. product requires olficeexp.withaccura.te erage, con . room. ma 1• -t.....i .. ., and ood -.... service, underground ARC•"'E Found·. Terrlpoo, wht, Irvine co. Deal w/lnt'I BANK bldr/developer In S.A. FoontalnVaUey qualUled uaembler. ,,,.u,., I .,...,..e prkg & -clients on phone & in Sal open. Hunsaker Dev. Cus Serv Min. 1 yr. exper on PC personality. Salary to riu; E~ECtrrlVE Nets $30,000year. male. 613f17• 8:30PM. person I nterestl n g Co. Ph: 546-~ for ap. tomer I~. exper Doan!, soldering & slut· $700. Ph. Nancy ror appt. SUITE Well estab. 50 Amuse· Vic Bristol & St. Clair. duties. "Career Ladder EXPEalEHCED pUc.aUon. nee. female. Light typ-rtng. Apply : 17875 ~-i•oMR S67SANNICOLAS DR, ment games. Little help Call642-759Sla.ft 7PM Job" for the lite exper'd PART· TIME I n~p ro fl~ leo.c y Stypatk North. &lite N. -"' ""' SUITE 106 needed. 29% Down Found. male Faun & blk person. Also Fee Jobs. COMMlltCIAL Clerical w • lO key add by Jrvine qr ~all 9'7·1404. 2Z1 W. Dyer Rd, Santa NEWPORT BEACH. CA TIME. 75t-l400 Germ. Shep. Lame rear Call Control Career TaLER STENO Cl.Ell tooc • phone ex~-'Part tldle or foli time, ~ 64().5470 Restaurant.lgeprolbldg, legs Vic Westcllrr. Employment Agency. We have an lmmed. formal ore. C.M. 'vall xlnt.waees&benefits. --------- -------La Hill o 548-3087 556-8505. U ... ITED openlnf.inOW'marketio& Mlllleaft9am6U-5800.. GEH'LMAMAGta • l MO FREE RE_ NT• guoa s. open 5 " dept o an e i U r.\aoufac:turin" -. . .........., l ., a R dJ ff N days, s.3PM, good rent. C • • •~ ... , ... I• ... I( ,,_;.,. wr/good tneYP~": ~ Dth-,l'Mewsp m Ir I I .. C II • ....... ~ ... m. x.o aces. o lse & lnoome. $2l,500. FOUND: Tri color AAAAAAAAAAAA --~"" """ ..-~· .... .,. n--::!.,;, ,;:::!':... Q ~ aw or aureesive.detallorient· lease req. AdJ. Airport er JtUll price. 752.1691 aft Shettle, June 5, nr lrvtne DATA IHTIY OPR sh skJlls. We offer an XJnt ra.......:ul part.'4Ul'll; job w /hiib reprd ror Quall· ed;hardwortdng produc:- 'Hotel. Low rates, full 4pM & Mesa Dr .. CM. 751.soocl N'lght shlft 5-12:30. Xlnt 230 I So. Mm. benefit pf'Olram whJcb deliverina early morn1ni ty perfotJDance • (ub&re tiontmanuf. mir. Small serv.833-3223Ulooon aft6 beoeflls. Lrg co. In N.B s.taAIMt locludes profit 1harlng. LA1_"~/mesNB ~-boasmes ..... ~t opp. Top SSal & comm. co. good beoefJla. llln·to lft¥eshMlll •anti your skills. ability Apply In person l-4pm • ,....,. ..... ,._ 833-2892. • yn exper. CaJI Carol. 700 sq.rt. office space Opport.Jtr 5015 flomd:lllE. wtnumbers & sense or ,714155 .. 5117 we.eJu1~. bereb1llabte•bavediepen-611-3830.M.V. available Pacific Cat ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-1126 responsibility. ~/F~ SMIUY IMC da e traosPortatlon. Hwy In Newp0rt Deb. TOR•.., .,.Cl Pahl. Alse Fee Jobi. Call 17800Gillette 1...,j...,, Salary $300 mo. 54&-0215. IMGIMIBIMG Giii. fltDAY Call Robbie. 548-0757 ""'" Found Prt Guman Shep, Control ea E t Equal Opportunity ' • .... DRARSMAM t To 3. Mon. tbru Fri. Lt. lS8 Unlll. MOO 000 down. pl't Gldn Retriever. reer mp OY· Ern~Y11' Call 979-0508 DELIVERYMAN bootkeeplnf & typ. Real JUSTCOMPLETED.Full Assumable loan, 6X about 6 mo. Vic 15th & mentAgeocy,s:;6-8S05. CLERK F HB Dru For early All times Exper'd. Street plans. estateoffJceinEastbluff service deluxe offices gross. Sl.850.000 Call lrvlne.6'15-'7754. Accountant-Construction or · · g home delivery. Adlta on· De$lgn. Tent. Maps. Ap-<175-650 sq. n.) Irvine ln-957-1793 Agt exper Irvine based nrm Banking Trainee store. min. age 24. Exp. ly, 2~ hrs, econ ca.r req. ply In person w /Work area. 60-0020 dustrlal complex, recep. · Found: Gray Toy Poodle. Need . .ASAP. Send re: TMMideJTOlldt notnee:.947·2563 No co 11ect1 n g. Nmfa:es· Robert. Belo, Girl Friday. Interior de· Uooiat,secretary. Xerox. w...ytoLoan 5025 SA. Days 896-7334. Eves sume lo: Classlfled ad Soft spot for brightlndlv. Clerk for Liquor Store & Weatmlnater/HB area. Wil am Frost & Auoc. algn/furnitureatore. FlaU blueptint, mail & coffee •••••••••'••••••••••••• &Wlmds971M632. no. 891. c/o Dally Pilot. w/flalr for organizing. Dell. & Stock Boy G-0126 l401QuallSt.NB. ot p/t. Concept. 27601 service. Formal Conf I St, 2ncl & 3rd T.D."s FOUND: White female PO Box 1560, Costa Call Nan. 833-2700. Den· wtdrlvera lie 548-7863. Deotal Assist h . id ESCROW /M•llllJW Forbes RCS. Laguna rm. lounge. Lease or mo LOANS AVAILABLE d g B I S h 1 Mesa Ca 92626 nis & Dennis Personnel Ftr t I t .6 c •!-" e, Minimum 5 yn Olrker Niguel <3 Flap Center> tomo.549-9022 Credilnotl rt t o • ayv ew coo. , Service of Irvine. 2082 CLERK for counter sales. .a eas mos exp. expr. CM area. Xlnt ....., ~-m8~ an · ~t~ Ana Hgts. Call to ACCOUMTIMG CLERIC Michelson Dr $2.M p/hr. Apply at: 23' SomeSat. H.B.84&3540 . . : 2 ROOM Su It e w I v•.,........., """er adeotify751·7368 c h . •. di · Fischer Ave Costa ft-•-• Oral ~.. aal+comm, med/bfe ln· I GllLOfflCI restroom. $175. 1770 u-..w--.a...~ 50~0 H refelpts "" S· M ' ua..... ~~ry As-sr.54SHM89 0 e Ave CM ..__, --~ Found blk/Wht male poo-bursements exper nee, Banking esa. slat.Exper'd.SomeSa1$. ---------Ute mtc co. needs clrl ~or6ls-8386 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• dlecrossvlcOCairport. diverslfledworkw/small MANAGERS CLERKTYPIST.Exner'd Sat open. 963-7839 or ExecSecy FeePaid ror 1eneraJ ornce. lYP. q>,oooor$30,0002ndT.D .. 979-6324 dys. 54$-1892 N.B.Ftrm.640-4630 CH•e.e-.i•~s wtxlntskillsforbusTness T5H184aft6fswknds. TRAVELING! !!!f: ... r71mna~ billin1, etc. omCE SPACE 17th & oolocalduplexeswanted eves u;r•~ t de Bkk • ts-•0 oneofthem"'"" ~.,. Pomona, C.M. 225 sq.ft. by local execs. 10~ int. •Acd'9Clcbptr'd 1lLLERS ra paper. PI Dental receptloDlst 1 ., .... ,. -v --------- Paneled. cpt'd, pdwnm. Call (714) 840-'380 or Found Yorkshire fem. No Pa:11ables. w/ver1atlllty FdorPar+:n.. ~~edge helpful. W/exp. Busy ornce. ~~s!~ci~n~ GUilDS 1lOOper mo. 675-5756 an 89'·2312 collar. Vic Slater at in all acctng skills. 10 These 1 · Salaryopeo.&12-8814 who~erolftSSiveco aPM. lmmedoccy. MarfQaQes. :Tnst F.dwards, RB. 847~ KWPby touch. Avg typist. tions ~ C:::~or:'d: K::lerk Typist. mature DENTAL ASST wW be dolng. Call Usa: tC&& IMti& • .. IRJllblihll 4450 Wdi 5035 Lost Barrot, Mexican :esl~a~~~~e~'C vanc.ement .~teannl =:or,, r~J:rlcg,~e Ortho. cba,fnlde aper 8C8-1288. Alao Fee Jobs. ~~;J~ ....................... ....................... Redhead. Vic. '6th & Airport. Call ror appt. wort.in~IOD5. Ex· otc. Good typlng I ·I. only. Pref d RDA. 4~ :!~J:: advancement. lhtlt be 4Da.UllOFC'S lOIUl' 9°' Balboaarea.~ K&~man & Broad, Mr-. cellen~aned::0urs UseortOkeyadder~U daya,toppay.S42-21S216 Beach.lS168&achBlvd, mature &r rap. * Bn eoor. rm .. seat 25. all An.J /0 Found: M pup mixed brd. Havens. 714/979-4550 For Appt. Call: 5411-7040forappt. Dental ffYcteeist Wed & Suite 121. paid tralolo1 If you pmeJed, sm. whse In re· Ahoz.dTD&.o.s Beige/WhL Vic Ford Rd Admlal.strator Needed for $....._ JW~ ,_11un'"'"'-ST 1buralnN.B. l---.,__-., __ -_----I qualify+ otherbenellts. ar. 1or2 )'J'. leue. Lake FairestTermulncel949 &Jamboc'ee. 557-41114 bool E •-t .t-,.,.-, -'liftft' ''"' Phone~ c.A~•SQ-lllt forest area Kent SattltrM~C ~ac · x~r .... ove ""~JH1·24SO rorNewportPubllcAcc:t. Opensownshop.Needa: Harkbls. . ._ ... 2171 .all!:-,,, Pw•n11h 5350 tanlchlldrenSal veryc lilmMPor· USUFE • 2Glrlotnce.Somebook· DENTAL Secretary/ Stylistw/foUoWina eee,9-·•h:· '714-581·9393 -..-.. _ ·-•••••••••••••••••••• · open. a rs. keeping exper. req. Hn Btpr. Mature, erp'd. • 1142-5387 _ Drfntlnaproblem? Evans, International SAVl ..... GS 9-4. saJ. open. Send re· hllhly motivated .. ' day __ ..;.__ _____ , DESJt apace at 17875 PllYATIPARTY CaUAlcoholHe!pllne Montessori School. " sumetoAd. 928. The Dal· wk.548-3000 l•-•,• ... •--Ol-v•-~-1 Be a ch Blvd. • n e • r WilJ pay more for your 24 hrs a day 83$-3830 ~. Equal Opportunity ly Pilot P 0 Box J.SeO """" • · 1 Security• lbdllStrtal Talbert In Huntlnaton 2hd TD. 642-3573 ALIGNMENT MAN biployer M /F Coata Mesa 'ca 921626 • DENTAL R. g c E p. TlAINllS Services Beach. $50 per month. PREGNANT? Front End ' . TIONIST E.xper'd, for •Assemblera, 143' S. Grand, S.A. Brin&owo rumltuN. Our ._amc••,.t•/ Cuing confidential CallJ 645-'1023 COCKTAIL quallty Cf'Olm It blidge Packagers 55M027 ~will answer hilMIHb/ counseling & refenal. en'>' Banking WAfftlSS olc. Ma.nybeoefata. N.B. •AndW~housetnen 4320CampuaSte~.NB your phone for $10 per LosUrloliad .. Abortion, adoption & Ambitious couple to help CLBICTYrtST Learn In 40 h.rs the mpet Call"4-.9211. JobuvaUforall ~ month. Dall)r Pilo&office, ••••••••••••••••••••••• =8· 547 .. .,.,., w /Wholesale buslneu. Our marinefiftancedept. exciting, glamourous, t>ENTALASSISTANT 3shHt•. NO FEZ Uc. No. 062177 KH3Zl . Ar•-.c.e••• 5100 RE -.._ P/T. Substantial pay. located at._our beautlrul highly paid protea. Day Newport Center. Rover • . --·' ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• UMDA & VICICt 557-0215 Udo Village has an im· or eve sessions. Pl•c:e· belWMh froal desk A 0®9~ .UAIDS •..:.t.....a.-.. Sf lr.M Anoowsctni ()peo House ~-u-.. Artlsta med. need ror a credit ment uslst. Good Job op. chain Ide. Min. exp. .__,,;_ .,._ ~. No/,"'!Avatla-Thurs. June 9, 9:30-11:30 ~~ :.':-of'DIJ91 N.8 . Creative Aaency checker /clerk typist. ~--7 rs oU.f, JC.ray· certilicat.. ec.t.a M.eu6Ceritl.o8 r ... ..-AM at R ti t rur-.,_...-flt! needs CreaUve .......... Goodtelephone&typtn& -14 1·9194 M.ultbeaharp.M)-0300 Pennanent.F\IU"Part-b)e 3000 eq fl prime B ' h c un og on Scrvi.Al•llOraoaeCo. IU...,..., skills are neceu . So. Cal\ . Coclltall 1'cmpQraryServictl9 time.Pbooefstnnspre-~~:..~v~~ ... ~="Y· N~Sc::i.~~:. 8:15-7313 ~=~!~~~.~~~~~: Previous banking, credit Waitresses. Inc .• nm Dental Recept. Perio of'c. 4320Campus,Ste130 q'd. Retired welcome. UQUU\.""' .... · 272117th St HB /\,.an pod 1 p checldngexper.wouJdbe Sky Park Bl. Stec, P/llmew/P(!Uiblefutlll't NewportBch M9-807l Call560274,ofcbnlo.2. Labdscal>inaftarc ec-lnp ·. · · """' · RELAXINGMA$SAG£ r uct on aste·up. helpful.lfQUalified&in Irvine cann• expa.nsloo of hrs. Ex· 1424$.Cr•odAve OosedWedne9da.1!·• , tureareirtelhultedtore-~ auil. rot 3 1t-t BobJames· tl'ull tlme •free laoce tere:sted please call the • · per'd all pbaus. SaDtaAna -'-558-90al -•· tail orwet°"!." location Call L"eJ~r ~ ·~uf 11~1~ Uc. Masseur days & evee. 95'7--0212. branch to wchedu.lun ln· COCKTAlL Waltra1ea, especially Insurance pro. -• Mr. cual1S1·2324 days, 0 r Jean 0 e OutcallsN'94-51lJ terview mo 6'7S.9!MO or we tnln at Oln&h.\• cea!q.SaJopea. Career F,Ag1ION STYlJST OP HGi•11t"'9A111t. Akerman, 918-Nll (for 3 •SUZI'S• ASSblauls <213> 487·3030 ext 321 or ~ ~ c~f1~1~ oppor. H.B.~ PORTUNITY Now t~ ~s::a~= NWPRTBCHSl'ORE days) Outc.UNa.ssage "'"'r pr'"'clalon electro m. c-~M.833U80aft5PM DENTAL Oranse Co. area - , ,. -ll30AvonSt.$300~o 10AN2AM ~'1~ ru .. .. I --. --'--~·-·-... _. ' llana1ers • Sty111t1 Hail' Styli$\ W•D*I for Jerry Wynn (213)477-'7701 $C81U I~ . ' • mN!hanfcat uaembl)' of NATIONAL CollectlOn Center Attm· ~N~ ~:;:alt.,.•-~ ,, i>eedid to aho• latett best Newport Ceoter """""''~ S@fll.......... l· ·•mall com~ts. Ex· 1Af« dant. to reee.ive Cl.Im 11 · ·r:-p;'id"' -·~ clothing. Car fc phone locltklD.&om.fOllGwta,c, 4'10N.Newpot1Blvd,NB I~ 1815S0.£1Camlilo1lea1' pcr.pref'd.D&YaOnlf Equal<>ppOiE:mptoyer,. clothln& at Simi Trlr. tos.so. vac, • nec."1Uorp/tlme.For top e:omrnluloti. Retailahop"10prk'1., RINftU~ SanCemente • .-Ullybc. ,$TACOSW11CHIMC Sttaelt tn ttaU . Write lmt,14Mmt ":..;.--:-.;:-~' ~ appt,Cail Mnl ft0.7870, ~•7 thn '°'*1btlorenoon • · Clamor Fount-rora~4111M'281 UJfUJattCTColltaMaa tax reulpt1. Older1 ~OfC~ I Wal008l'1 5»5113 Moo Saturda) ' • ;-:i• CANNERYvtLLAOE " .A.J ~-M.oulc:-~ --.. ,_ Ht..3041 BAR MAID. nl,iu shift. 5 'fi01'1cer llftr'd 3 dan. Ptn911abl • xp~'d: Jmeeth•Wed.J1aoe1th., if air St)Jtlst: /eic ·e; 6414DlOOITAG~-While,,,!.~:;,,., bUY IXOTIC .. ILS F.qualOpPOtQftployer ~!'. :~ei":~e~~;'{.; t~T~w:•,. CI.fc:1.~ ~!!!'Ute or11erued P'OOl>SERV1Clt . , oecetlUJ'}'b , &Jilt a,:= ·-· ·-· . -:-" •l\app\naa, t helpa en•· M.,.11e1talodelin1 person. K1np lnn. 720 La&~Nlaucl Pa,ytz.50 .........-n atnora rir•c:, Applf oow ror Pt.Um• us)' shop. 17.,.u11. NEWPORT BLVD ble·l'04& to loolt for ll to Outcall M2·at•~ A..~MiLY WORKERS. Randolp!ISt.Coata \feaa hr ApflV aL trailer. ~ct.I Comp~l~r rd· c:oncwlco hc.lp, call tor Nwpt lk.b.-.;:_r-'-" f · 8800.q.n.A .. U.Julfl OOMPURT. , S ' Ute auembty work tn ooOctwll lndusti1i&. P.::. O:~":.ur. 1.;::. lnlor5D55U _.r !!! f: ;. 1 Motomoorleate. '!.. *KAREN' * r ctory. Sah.ry c-om· IUuTICl.ul .-i' P:ra •·3 H ... ot. Bcb. ............ \ .. ~cNaal\RealtyCo. ~LOlf6 ........ SJOO 0lTl'CALL'lllASSAC£ men•utatc w 1u ~~eu:.: n:t~ ~~y'n~ot~'. Counter alrla tor new &mi .\1 · 3+ynt•pr.1'opwqa. PIU •OW.. ror 60·1»4.-ovea1M2·6S7t ......... •••••••••••••• 6PM.ai>M 8'1J.0883 ptrltnc:e. No t'll p , Mom's lce(reom Parlor. · 1 c.llNldcM6-Stal ,. ~ matUNLad.1. Wh1not1M '-~C -~r~,~;--~.4 LO.t: May 25th. Manx 'KELPtsAVAlLAl\t.E ::w•~>' J:,1 n'2~'t· ::.':,~~ J\r00::=~ O~n1n1 1oon. Apply DHt•l receptloolst, , beck Into aew.j la a -,..-ft i " Cit.: N•le tabby. Wh\ For hmllk\I In Cf'Ult. ~~~~otZAna ........L Pl•u ~a·Nltuef,..... J.2-$. June 9. 10 1 •l •~·1 ~.,::_. ·. GB•ALOMCI".; pluunt, lnteraalln1 ----IQ • ."t hlQd n. yellow collar. Call l HopeUhk, tlOt.ith • • '. -• L -•tore. IQrated ht tht -1 • .i. 11ittt work, P«rt u.m.. 10 me1ory ranaa ltate-:~ =ratk>ii tJ(:ptd, Wbt ... W/nS*T:!OI tfl<Cout Comm\lftUJ ~ASSJ:MBLYWORl<ERS Bauttdan Needed Ins Brookhurat ~ Alfa1111~,,.... olif ltOlf 'b lfttreek."4-11• ....... ,......,...... Set Mr ~1 Se 1-~.!'?.o1p 01u1I; ~~!_le~•nJ\JIM H•,k•I, &o La.l\lna. Apply17932Sltypar1tClr S.Ota Ana, MS·337J' t1oppln1 center. n111 H~t!!4lu wit~•-· ·~-It . , ~ CoeltPluatofti'•ul ____ ,,. ___ ,........__" caU ;· •tiUr r .... -• de.Suile"O".trv1n 1"412·W _ doortoAltwf'tltJN., ~ Olllift,ad&----. -ttm w1da • ·~ ... " -----,, j ~ • L Ir --•• • DUlYPUata..ullidAd; ... A4Jlilaltj ., ... .) -l • \ ,, ' ...:_}·_ -" "-P;;;;;}" >-r-''"•( -' . -I ' ; ' ·-. ~ -• -. -,. _} -' ~ ' ~ I . ~· .,,... ... _ ~; . ,,--,-. I --.. ~ ·-I'•--" I• ~ . ~· --. ... -·· ,-. ~.,r ---,-.---'l ~" ' ~ -: --· , t "\' , L \ I ;_ _G . ~--·-·· ~· ._,. -.~ -----~ ,..,. t...,""'....-...·y--.............. ~-. ...., ----" -.~ . -t -. -~ ---· "~ ~( ' ~ * I I I II 'I I• 11 '1 I IJ n:~ - 1- ,_ ' 11 II I' I I -~-_1 ----...;,• ---. . ... ---== - -______ _.-_________ • ___ _J.rr.'"~1 =::.:..:=::..:.:.:=::==:=:::::~;;;;;;;iiliiiilii-.~~iiiiiiii~.~---~~· ---.. 1 ---~ ---, . --~ ~ • · ' , ·' • ' _ __ ,, ~---'11 · ·~"'ii;-1, . .JuM1. ... 1m ____.:_ .. ;..._ ___ ....... _ ... _~vN..OT-~l .. "'~U.'..B1.1lkflt. •. OliperlC~Hamm r It... carpet SER~''ICE DIREC9fiQRY Plumt> u ... Patcn 11 .•. Ptpe n.~Remocie-1 -n ... , Ui·f•ment lt,,.w1 ... u ... H n ... CI n lt. .. Move 1*·-Roof lt ... Landscape lt.:.Tlle it ... Trlm lt ... SeWlt. .. lt ••• PreH lt ... Palnt U ... Nall It ... Plaster lt ... Fhi It... _ Haul It ... Add It .. , Plant It ... Alter tt...Learn it.o. ~-'~-~ ;-i -...... ...... --~ ---c;-_ --=:,., ... ti• --1.-.': .• '-·l'-l· ·-\_ ~--- Au•u11a• ~ lenlc. C•trW, lltitrk.. ~ ••••1 'H1r1ndn-'-g Mmo.ry --...l'••INt' ·-............................................................................................................................................................................................................... kl'll ll•• .111• Ul•n11rllllayyoura S.•MNC.e.ri~ ELECTRICAL SERVICE Sldploeder. dump truck Houaecleanioi by Reha· Free Est Blockwalr1. lNTR/EXTR.Goodwotit. CERAM1Cnl$. New or: ..,.... •· r ur mine ltPalra ' of Nwpt Jkh. Wnldin11. ~ Sl.5 hr, &SM.u.L haulln1. tl'ffwork, ar•d' ble couple, refenmces slump•tone, brick. Rua . Sm aJJ Job• ~~·Fust. aroljobe ll6il Cum. r t c "jfM" &ool Quar •orfl om , wt or e«ktaU JOBSSU-1%33 b\i.demo.etc. 751-3930 C.11963·58Uor l 8268126 Ree1Comm. R~u. lk/ welcome. Llc'd/lnud. -~~aftS-~ ~=· P~D .I Cor '• tl W• r nln , Prt< P•rtlu. apecial o~ Gwda h9 ' .... , lrv1ne Domestics bond Bob 750·9354, 98S-4IMO b9es.r.tc• . at,tl, !.. lon•~'7480 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Housework. plant care. 642"9144 Painter. 5 yrs expr. all -·•• ... ••••••••••••••• .. ;11114 , fwoC.reCftptlCI ntnt c.•-• Aconffc Rrllablfl ~Pf Japanese Haulln1. movlna. clunup party hostesses. bal'tfn Pciintiftg,IP....... phases. Airlea system Removal•. trhnmlnf. ........................ met anurJhamrno ........ ~ .............. Gardener. Rca1onable l'J/Up. Treewont. Reas, ders. chauffeurs. cooks •• , ..................... m«liZ'1 Paul Jll'Wlia&, free •t. Uc 4 ll a UJ hilt Orne lllold!Nl flf'J• Uwork f,conomy A~u•tlcs Qual Ptic . Frffeat. 845-$230 last,h'eeestM2-4!59'1 airport trans. llc'd PETERS PAINTING ...___ .. ~ ~ll)'tiis~tumt • dap.~a...nrotmNcirm par.kel1il/MC. ftff .. t. ct1llln"• n•w .. , ,.. Mike anytlme5S2·5500 Expr'd . Reas Rates . ..--...-,"""P-' c;C1ez\In&I.' -•-. JkaaRatnk~37lCI • ' I f.. HAULING. Odd Jobs Free Est. Call Gene••••••••• .. ••••••••• .. • ctwck•TreeSva. Palma. ·'· • ::~~retpa r•. rce Ht. Comm 'I &i Residential Law student nMds work Xlnl housecleaning. Gd SS2-0458 VERY NEAT PATCH olives trimmed, llliMect. Cltklf'-1 '~ lawn care. tree work. Jim494·S8S4 refs . Own trans. JOBS•TEXTURE pruned, £emov1d ·--·••-•-•••u• lihampoo fr •team clHn c-.tjCoec,.... Compl clean·up 548·2<M9 . Ro5emane.64S.3439 EXCLNTPAINTING free&t. m.1m 5M--9229al\S -_;.::;.:.•<>cair...,.a ColC'lt brl.ibtnert. whl ....................... Mlk'-' ~kSt~en~ w/b1g ... ~T Allce'sffoosecleanlng lntr&Extr.Reas. M ...... All w~·· Lee's lr•t• try. t"ln b•n1. vall cpU IC>mla b rh fh••n c. rm:nt work of all kind.' · u • tree tnm. .,_ 1 bl fl Ow Free est 548·2'106 FRED '""' --. '111\i • fr nh ark IJ\' rm din rm hili 115 ~ .,._ EXPERT JAPAN ESE etc Randy '731·1S28 ncas, tt ia e. res. n · o••••••••••••••••••••• eervtce. Artistic trim· Tll LIO(. ).7'712'12 A'°C rm 11 ~>. ~h llO. ~~ toe•r ·~ e; Ge2$ ~:'lmRa~_! ~_!.CD I" re e $&3668 ' trana 64M8'7l anytime Know I es Pat n t Ing ORA.INS CLEARED mlQ&, ~movaJ. 25 yn in. _;....;..;.....,..-... _____ , dlr ~ Gun ellmlnitt ..,... ...... .....,..,...,.. Sonny & Jer FREE haul Exc!ellent houi.ework Int/Ext. commercial From $"25. Main lines area. Lt c 'd /lnsr~ Cw; 'to pt-t odor Cpt repair 1$ B ~ O Coorrete All WEEDING·CL~PS lni. cleanup. tree work Referened. ... ;::~ resldentia~. from 114.25. water S'1'W'150 : ·-••• .. ••••••••••••••• yr1 t'•Pr Uo wurk oh4lo ~nt'rcte, block & Weekly Mamtenance for usable ltetn1 rences 548·3932 heaters rrom S$4.J 5. Rernovina. trim mini,. .....,,........,..,. m~. Ref1Ml~ltl brtck work. Pree e11ll. Fr~est 642.9907 bldgs removed $.w.2005' Brighten up the House! Garbage disposal• in· topptq, f'rest, llc/l.ns. ln Cnpcntt'1. ptombint. •-~ U~ bc1nded 675-9720 543-6788 Norm's Paperhanging. stalleb~ from 141 '·257· area 1' yrs. TOQ)'64S-512' c.:ramietUe S«l-SSCO -,,_y-MOWING · EDGING Cleanlng, lronlng. AU klnds. rree est. State Plum anf repa rs • ..._.Wort& One men <'~•. 5 yrs e"· Trimming Cleanups ·ttniKa.•hig Reasonable lie 330986• W ·3?0S or days. aoyUme/al\YPlace. Upltokhty Clt•l"I' Ca~ncry , any tJPC'. 1nder,cndent lnataller ~~~c .. s:our1n1 & Etc. Reas8'6-695Z -. .... •••••••••••••••••• 645-7487 m-6480 Free eat• 7Sl·6942 or•• .. ~••••••••••• .. ••- Panel, doors. rte. AlllC aell n" ut di•counl g. your own Wan• a R"'ALLY CLEAN TSl-6968 DRI POA)IC!U .. ...,POO eoi...i. be/est. Aft s. " " 1 forms, save money. GtMrcilSerYlc•s • .,i;; Exper. & reliable lady · · · ™ ..__ -.9 pr It e I Qua I t y 4'.N 1485 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• HOUSE. Call Gingham w/xlnt refs Sl5 P/day Paint & Papenne. 24 yrs HOMESAVERS Plumb· Otair SlO. Sofa SU. Auto -·" wor1unan1hlp " repair Girl. Freeesta.~123 -· serv'g Harbor area. St . · · Sl5,Dick8rownS48-94SIO ·---------1 11nre 1959 Have own ca .. aotor HANDYMAN-Homes & wkly or semi wkly hr 183281 Refs fu_rn mg & Heating. Free est. ~ - WE will tak• carw of alJCll t.ruck,toola&helpers. ••••••••••••••••••••••• A~~~: ConPh1c~c;.~~'!u2s HouseGoodlcwindowclearu.ng. m-0649eves 642.~ · · SlOhr. Hooest6 reliable • a.-1-1 i your bu.ildllli needs. Jada MOOf tf LEE M JARVIS t'rw .... rnan. : -.rv.w rates & refs. Ask d bl service. B of A. ~ht ·-.................. . )TS expr. Experts ln re 14~1260 .......... a.Rm. dl'1.hrs8-5 ft.1-s for •'Bl&Lynn"536-77ll Depen a e. consistant Professional painting. OK.847-0383or751-ll50 SPAtucLECLEANING model'&. Don Sbeppanl .-,........ -deaning. Own trans. Wk· Quality work at low Windows laJtY 66\·1.Sd Fral*Dartow PhM2~Ue31711So6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• If you DESERVE the lyorbi·month.848·0647 pnces CaJl collect aft s. Ttlnitlolllepair Freeest:G°V:~ t4Z·Zl46 Custom Ml"ors-Fr eat. beat! Call Immaculate lr'OlliftcJ <TI4>689-gq61. • ...... ••••••••••!• .... --------- Haveaometb.ln& you want Complete Glass Service Couple NOW!:• 673-7776 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CANOPY TV SERVICE l>DD, .nve up tbe ship' Gtn&hamSteamCleaners tosell!Clasailiedadsdo SonshloeGlassMl-7773 JRONlNGDONEINMY 'J'ry a Dally Pilot lltRATESERVICE .. Uat.T"ll la claalfied: ~to$10perroom it well -Call NOW, Find what you want in HOME REASONABLE ClassifiedAdtobuy,selJ AtFatrPricesll80-l6SS Ship to 1bore raulb! We move rum. 00·5123 MZ-5678. Want Ads Call 642-5171 Dall)' Pilot Claatraeds. Call 646-8120 or rent 90IIldhini. Sell Idle Items IC-$l1I IG5'1I. HllpW-.d 7100 HtfpW..tM 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 HttpW..ted 7100 HefpW~ 7100 HtlpW..ted 7100 HefpW•ted 7100 HllpWCllftcl 7100~W_... 11o0 ....................... ··················~···· ...•...........•.................................••..................•....•..........................•••........... ·······················~······················. HOS..,SSfC'"SHlaa LVN to work for chnlcal Med' 1 •~~•~t B k r • ._ ______ _ '~'" A '"" laboratory In Newport ica """'"' · ac 0 c. Painter. e"p'd. Full time.•• Exper d. r~1me. Apply Beach Call ror appt OB GYN, busy Npt Bch M1u1on Viejo area. REAi.ESTATE Sales Secretary to $8880 JOIMTHl CWI SICllTAIY Ben Brown s Restaurant 640-0140 . ore Mon-Fri from 9am· S8l·a228 c .... ~SOM TRAINEE 31-106 Coast Hwy, So 6pm. Exper only. Send ---------1 ~--"' Laguna. resume to Ad J904. Dally Payroll Trainee Salary + COllllft. Famoua c:t11b seeks P/time. Inquire UUmae personable lndlv. for Salls. 410 29th St, NI their plush local otc. Co. _6'7W870 ____ • _____ _ paid health " d~ta1 In· Stcretwr /leapt ... , sur. Call Vidrle, 848-l.288. R.E. Ofc. lmmed ........ . Dennis 6 DeMJs Person--.... ~ netServlceorHun.Unaton tag. Good typist, dt~ MACHtMESHOP Pilot. PO Box tS60 C.M. IHTHEMOMEY Better Homes A way for a hJgb school graduate 1~~New°~~h~;~ Precision grinder opr. 92626 ~ccburate penoo wajoill en· 459 Mo.CoostHwy. to enter the newspaper b~iness CM. We need hat check <Ce~terless) Som~ exper Medical ore Assistant. JOY usy pos w/m r co. L-leoch DAILY PILOT girls & cashiers. 18 OK. pref d or will tram. So· will train. Must be able Call wma. 833·2700. Den· ~·- Call : 842-1225 AM. meone w /good mech'I toworkeves&/orwknds. nis & Deru1i.s Personnel 49~748 Beach, Ull68Beacb Blvd. taphone sk\1111. 0 C'. Suite 121. Air1tort area. 83S-9099 SIC&TARY .• m-uooan..5PM aptitude.545-0403. Lite typina. Spanish Servire or lrvUle, 2082 AskfwJadl This highly successful local .:::::.:.;:.::::.::.:::..::.:...:::_ __ 1..--------1 useful. 548·7771. Michelson Dr. ~~~~~~~~ newspaper has an openin" for a 1~~~!=c~·::c:fts~~e~~ MAGCARDOPR. Medical Recept. m busy PIXAMwerSert ~ptlonist toS7oo trainee in the circulation. del>3rtment. SECRETARY ~'lature & well groomed With lltle Insurance ex-Ped 1 at ri c Group. P /time Graveyard. Ex· GREET PEOPLE Selected applicant will recetve a TO PRESIDENT To llirector Brokerattt: Invatmeot nrm. M~ have exper. Sh pref"cl Sal SS00-1700. s Da)~ 7:30am-4:30pm. Call Ml Delaney or Mr, Uran& 644-2292. . Dictaphone. hvy typmg per Xlnt oppor Full. P /tlme. Mrs. Austtn, per'd or will train. Call Busy flnn ~ks vanety liberal starting salary, regularly Shorthandandt,n>lngre· & admin abilities. L.-ad· ptt1me or eves avail. Call 645-4670 53&8881 for appt. EOE. lover for customer serv. scheduled raises, bonus opportunities. quired. A variety ppsl· 1ng N.B. hotel. For appt Ron et Amerlt'an Title --.,.--1G-HT--C-L_ER_K __ PBX Answering Serv. pos. Call Wiiia. 833·2700. and many fringe benefits such as paid tioo with many ex· ~-1700 0xt :136, Ms Co.83>2300. :n Houn per' week. Call Opr lmmed openings. ~~t~~~~ vacations. paid group insurance and a ~~ial•:=~l':!: __ rns_E_._.E_. ____ • MAGCARDOPR 545.9471 or apply In Must work vaned hrs & Michelson Dr credit union. He will also be provided oriented Individual who ·~- HOUSEKEEPER. Live In Neededimmed.forco.ln person to, Coral Reef wknds. Apply in person,--------a new model company car with likes people. Ca11•-------- ror 80 yr old woman in Irvine area Good sal & Motel. 2645 Harbor Bl. 155 Rochester St, Costa RECEPnOMIST personal_ use privileges. 640-2500: mommas on· Slcy ...... U.., c;:: Rancho Bernardo, nr benefits. C.M See Eb or Shirley Mesa Full·tlme. Mon·Fri. Ex· A ti ly-8:30to9:30andaskfor Gaofc MP/t 1-)icondido. S2Sday. Rers EqualOpporEmployer Jensen. --------•I per'dlntypi.ng. Will train pp cants must be 18. have a clean Pam. SStoSS.SOPerHour required. 581·2670 Mis· AdioToskForc• PIXAMwer.SerY ror admissions & dis-driving record, have a high school EmployenPayAUFees slonVjo. 957-1303 Need2wovmend,full/pl. We Want to work afternoon charges. Apply Park diploma. Hours are generally 11 A.M. Secretary LizReinden~ency train. an a Beauty Udo Conv cent.er. 466 to 9 P.M. with some optional Saturday Exceptional exer sec'y. BitthSt. HOUSEKEEPER MAlDforsmallexclusive Counselor 963-9046 & evenings In N.8 . & Flagship Rd, N.B . . Responsible & challeog. 4020 lCM '• Part.time-sdays 830 1675 CdM areas? Work f/time .. A .. ...uA overtime 1 g positlo f v· Newport Beach 833-8190 675-5334after5:30 motel. Permanent. --------orp/lime&somewknds. _ ............... ___ .______ If . ai:1ied n n or ice Cafitorappttea.b'IS ---------•Hours can be nexlble 1 YOU are qu u and are interested Pres. Legal & ad·~~~~~~~~~ Xtra pay or exper'd RECEPTIOHIST in leanun· g more about where this ministration or 1ma111. ll()Uljekeeper. live 1n for 2 494'8521 NOW Recru16ng sharp. operators. EOE. Call .1~ l led w, __ yng children Ref a MAID Needed. Dependa· amb11tous man to sell 640-()812 Personnel 1-:.t training leads, come to the DAILY ..., .. amic eo!!r&Y re• t;:,ac'y wanted Pit hrs. Gd must. Call Mr Crary. ble ror weekd11ys & hardware. tools & shop ---·-----•I ftHI~ PILOT office, 330 West Bay Street and co located m Npt. ~h pay. Adding Mach exp. 714·6'44·8248. Mon thru weekends Seactirr equipment to industrial fo";1~~~l~~~~T~ 0f:1tf. ask for Milan Leavitt in the Circula-=~~iiaT~~Q'·4!frr!~~1~~._Not.yping.833-9t64 Frl9-9PM Motel.494-4892. accounts._ Avg $280 per PIXOPER.ATOR t rt t 55wpu tionDepartment. sbortlmd.IBMMagCard .............. StatlooSalesmat\. Wk No exper n,.,, Call E"per'd for N.B. ore. s a er. ype '"'· U ex._.. heJpf··'. Min 5 _,_ -~ .. abillt•. $700 llousekeeper, live.in San-· · ""· Pl .,,.,.,i pubr & tel ho An l<'nuaJ Opport it E I ..... U4 ........... .._~, " la Ana areo _________ , 751·9134. easant surroundings . e;vvu ic ep ne ~ un y mp oyet. yn secretarial exper. + commissjoo. 496-0121 ~~~~~~~~~I Perm. p /time. 12 noon to pensonallly' xlnt growth Must be highly organlsed Iser ____ ss_1._381_o __ ....._, MANAGER .. 4:45 Mon-Frt. S3 Per hr. &<:.~~~!;,~I Arlene Help W.ted 7100 Malo.. W..ted 7100 & willing to really work! vi~ Slit. Attendant, 11 o us E Af E p ER & .,. NURSERYMAN Call Sandy. 640-t4ro ............,.. "-T Sal exper d Full or p/lime alllABbYeSa ch .ER2. sLimveatfll ASSISTANT ~~r~~e: ~:~6eD~~!u1~~ C.0.1. CORP ~~::::;:;••••••••• ~~·;::;~::·:::::~ w~~ualry0plo~ll1E1~y~plo1urate ~Arco MStatioo, 17th children. Refs r e el For Jr. Sportswear clud Sat/Sun Work llOlMHcrborlh•d Pel"SCMIMITrainee nee, Will train. $-9pm .,... por m yer ' .. 67$-~ ~l~e~ln~Ps~~tnocgs.&OLp~ wtplants&trees.S3Hr& PHONE ~•LES R ~olng indlv. whC? Is Mon·Fr1S3+hr 8'7·7206 ~g ~.'r~et~~":Set;.v~ StAa.aiA1ttendaa! --------~ up, Overt! me. t ns '1f' ecept(fyplst trainee. sincerely interested tn a Ad f905 Dally Pilot PO p, ..... e. Y. eves --HOUSEKEEPER to liv'e portunlly for advance-Benefits. Advancement Phone Sales people. SllO. per week to start. careerpos.soughtbyour ~esperson p/tlme for Bo • ....; CM ......... ' wk.ads. Exper'd oat,.. 1 n w 1ram11 y or a, ment. Generous benehts. Jl(llenUal. Laguna Hills male or female, 16 to 65 ]S1·5533. ore to train in all areas or gift shop. KB. Over 21 x .._,, · ·........, Ne• t • P 1> e a r • Newport Beach area. Some exper. necess. AP· N l El T years or age, Guaranteed personnel placement. We yrs. 963-6900or963-6096. handwriting. Apply, 25'¥[' ~.7314 ply Mon lo-6. or Wed 12-9 &»~· nc, oro. wages or comtnl.$st0t\S. RECEPTIONIST for bus) otter group medic:al & ;::::=-:---:-;. perm. f>/llme. NewPort etvd. C.lf. al PETRIES ---------• 250 East 11th S1reet. Medical Ok profit sharing. Call Aftns Good JJplst Irr .. __ ·1NSTAJ,,l.ER TRAJNEE I•--------Sulttr O. Costa Mesa, 646-~ h . W · ~.tee StaUoa Atte6-for windo.w tinting, st··.... l 7 w t Ins l\4 II NURSES bet 00 •-8 30 Marsha, 84$-1288 Dennis SALES RETAIL P. one manner. rtte dant eltper'd Day Ii 12.50 hr, raises to .. j,~ 4 es m ter ,,u weens: °' : p.m. Reller House Counselor~ & Dennis Personnel for children's fashion tPYini put exper & sal Ev , Full• Al A -,,. ·~ Westminster URGENT ~· l\ffded eves & wltnds. In Servtco or Huntington 1 hlstc>ry, Braun Eo· ply~~~•t stap me. bP.i. hr withinlyr,over21.i---------lmmediatefull·tlmeRN EqualOpportunity homesforteen~eglrls Beach,16168Beach81vd, c oth1ng s tore in terprises, 17612 Beach~-lloa,17t '?'· ta 11 & neat. e" pe' ntwltion avoil~ble on 11· 7 Employer Call Barb,...,_... SUite 121. CapCisatrlla4~ ~7a~eayfl. 6 88elvd,hSt.eCa11. HunUagtoa •---•;...N_B_. ___ • __ helpflil.644·8494 MANAOER1 expr or will .,.,., .,.... ..., .,,..... "" .......... ~-trum. SSSO:Sl.000 per mo shin. FUii time pos1llons ·--------iSALES GIRL. full or part ac • .-. SERVICE MAM ' Installers, female, r /t. Nci c.>xp. nee. Apply ut 1772 Beach Blvd, H.B. INSURANCE Claims Person. Exper'd Good benefits. Mrs Baker. 833·9550. +benefits to start. APP· also for licensed person-Be sell motivate,. ncl 3-11 & 11-7 Excellent --------RET L time. must be able to SAN owl c H H EL p "'• ~~ ~~fg~ 4~~c~. ~~ sulary and working con· Al w~rk wknds. please a_PP-needed fo-r Newps ~~~er:_~ mature Individual tO' Sl C M dit1ons. Call Personnel : Photo processor to do CLERKS lymperson.ThePerstm· Sandwich Saloon. 7-lpm. tralnln1 as legal ~~service route. · .. · 83'1-8000 bluepnntlng & camera mon Ttee, 229 Manne Mon· Fri. 631.2828 secretary. 752-S33'7 ~~ IEVYLY MAHOR ~wk Copy C:its Print· Ave. Balboa Isl ·~ ~ice Sta. Salesman, MANY FEE PAID CONVALESCENT mg, 333 3rd St, Lag. Bch. UTOTEM NI & p/time. Exper'd, Secretarial. HOSPITAL PRESSERS C..etHttc:e Marketa Salesperson Secretary ~-over 21. Nqt. appearing. Bookkeeping Laguna Hills. rull time, ex per. Clown Pos1llons open 1st, 2nd & REAL ESTATE EXECUTIVE ~ Ulllforms rum. Sal open. Janitorial &ClericalPosit1ons. EqualOpportun1ly Cleaners Inc. 1058 3rd shifts In San CAREER ~-"RET•ay Dick Price Chevron. SUPERVISOR AlsoFeeJobs Employer Bayside Dr. N .B . Clemente & Laguna ._. -COlllroL 25172 Cabot Rd, at La. Exper'd p/time. Irvine lrvi.ne Personnel Agency ~~~~~~~~~ 673-5:E Beach. Other areas have Security, independanc~. The Jolly Roger. Inc. has Great oppor ror penona· Pu, IAt\mABills , 488El7lhCostal'tfesa ~ --------openings also Noexper top income! Oncvacan· an lmmed. openlna for ble galFridavt ..... wlloin-..<._ • ~~e.mi~wll for appL SulteZM 642·1470 HwsesAJdes& PRESSMAN recfd. Apply .al any oi cyforUcense~chootror an exper 'd secretary. enJOys workt:ig'~tpeo.~~elp~~:t ---------1 ~~ Orderlies V ·50 Letter Press. ex. our stores. unlicenaedR George OuUta.nding sh & typing p I e . I n t ere It l •a. A..-, 990 E Cst ffwv Janltortal Exper'd. Xlnt Benefits. per'd. p/time. Ask ror 2588Newport Blvd. Dav 11 • ed Carpel skills are req'd for this diversified ofc work ,.. ~· .. ,,.. R.OOR MAH Mature women wanted Bayview .Conv. Hosp. Bery I, 548. 2071 or Costa Mesa 642-7702 Realtors San Juan position. Prior exper. In q'g a penon who worts • • F. 'd l5-20 fl _ k ror housecleaning 20~ Thurln Ave CM 979-0332 C&pistrano.831·9955 restaurant operations weUw/flgures,haaaoaM$ewhig operator. wili 1 ·x~r · r 75';;~92 service. p/tlme. cnr n~c. 642 ~ ' --------preferable, although not calculator exper A ii aa train. Must be tes"""' & rvme a ea. · top $$645-5123 · RETAIL SA1 s5 manda'"'""· Xlnt .. -..... t I I .....-betwnUpm . -r •SALESPERSON ti I """ .. vi,. accurate JP at. •· good leadership.~ So. . MATURE WOMAN NURSES AIDES Printing CLERK Part or full time. Win· Ing cond1 & benefit dMdual muslb9nUable k.llaon.S.A.54().ll42 KEYPUNCHOPR p /time to welcome 3-11, 7·3 & 11-7. Exper'd. BINDERY om~suppUes. Interest· dowt1nhng. Transparent package which lnC!lude W/lwady work rec:ord. • Punch your way into a newcomers & contact 41 Beds. Good sal w/ln· Ing & challenging work. shades, m1nl·blind1 various group tnsuran~ Good lalary w/Xlnt tr-ls:heet Metal MechaJUc .. key spot. Work when you merchants. Flexible hrs. creases. Country Club F /t Im e . W 111 l r a In 644-8494 benefits & profit sharing. inle beneflts i.ncl'c pakt Qasa A. must have 3-S, want. where you want Ne\!d car. lite typing. Conv Hos p., SA . HS.P Beach Stationers. 4020s wa/lea~ypecro.mmApenps1u1ra1tne medlcal&ll!elns+pro. ~l!~~~!.!,~1nm.,a:.!_ w /goodsalary&bene. 547.3095. 549-:.161. CllmpusDr,N.B. Sales pJtime, rabnc e~· .. flt 1barin1. Apply .,...,... 1.....a&1 "" ... p. n1•-Equal~porEmployer IMMEDIATE per. ne«ss. Call Mary, person, 8-5pm, Mon·Frl. iam-tpm. 1·2;30. Ji.lot benefits.' Adia"tcnllForu Mechanic to maintain NURSES OPBUHGS ~. 17042 Giiiette Au, CIMCO Abo.Pwrbrkopr,cllair 9S1·ll03 lawn mowing eqwp for LVN, eves. RN, relier. R~ ---------11~Imne~·~·~~~~~!!! 26SB1:AveC.M. opt. punch preu opr. ___ ....._ ____ _. lge homeowners assoc. Xlntopportunil)'. FOR EXPERIENCED ft~ Sales Rep Fee Pald1 . lrvinel ·-•"ICompl•" ~U$5 • LANDPLA.MMB Permanent. full tim~. LldoConv.Center Nlfiht n~ 11·7. Full,& Slll<IGM + Ccr 1---------._ .... Erper'd wtmgmt skills. good benefits. exper re-l~Supenor Ave, NB ANDTRAlNEES. ~me. AJso, CCU RN s. New div. of nal'I corp SECRETARY II Equal~~yer SPIJM5S ' Pr.>tesslonal. Oulstand· q'd. Call 552-8200 for Call648-77&4 WE OFFER: neflla for fttlme. Con· seeks polished rep to call -• Wanted MCOGdaly abort I A 1 I eppt. EXCELLENT FRINGE tact Mlss Jensen. Costa on w h o I e s a I e r s 1799/Mo. Type 45 wpm ____ _....._ ........... _...._, ~. Mt ~ fe opeTate.. ~noc;r'!v°fresu:i~. Y M:, NURSES AIDES • SENEFlTS Memorla I Hos pit a.I. w / c 0 n s u m a b 1 es , corrected rate, take die· Secy ,AMrt FrWmy Small abop, good won·' lo'uentes, Robert. Bein, MECHANIC Ftt1me. Day4'eveshifts. •DAY SHIFT 642-2734. Complete benefit pkg. taphone at a corrected Eltcltlna 1>09illon with lna eoodl:tlOoS, top pay~ Wllllam Fr08t & Assoc.. Brake & f'ront end. Top Exper. pref'd, bul wlll -OVERtlME Call Ray. 841H288. Al.so rate or 8S wpm, po1itloo ~resti~ous publl1hln1 Daya 771·5270 • Eva P r I E sal. SVJ da,y wk. PosslblU· lrain qualified person. "'""'Jo.... n~nnls & nnn lS al South Orange Coun· t ... 1.. --831>-1113 mr:n:!1'0;~ 0 In :::~0&; ty to take over shop for Good benefrta "111. App· PLEASE APPL v RM ~IMW ~Pe~~' Servi~ 0{ ty Municipal Court ln olfee a.ppe.l;;;:.· Abfu~ '...;...;._._ ________ _ Planners, 1401 QuaU·St. nght person. Leave msg ly Park Lido Conv PERSON TO· lN 11·7. &LvN. Medications Hunti:'A\oo &-ach. l6l88 Laguna Niguel. Applica tytoWOC'kwcllwtpeoplel SR CLERK ~ Ne. 54MOOO. ~·~~Flagship Rd. ~=~:.~ ~~p.~:~ Beach lvd.Su1te 121. ~:8~1~.1:nmC:~ oo pboae • in penoa, Medical r.orc1s eicper .. LA. ,,meeneeds dnver$ Meclcalllooldcffper · · . · MARTEC CoertterSt,CMMS-SS85 satesRepTralnee p.m. 6fll/17. Appllca· C.Jlforappt.DM51\ . req'd. P/Ume. V&m·' ror part time work Exptroafy.3Doctororc. NURHSAIDES C.+ bp +Conn Uommustl>emadciooan J.30pm. S.a Clement.: wkndaonlYloslurt.Musl Pea Board. H~ d11ys 117, exper. pref"d. Mesa lobble'ilogAMop Nat1 bldg supplies eo. Orange County oppllca· oSecY·lnU co's New lrv. Oen' 1 tloip llal ,, hove truck or van, also week. 644-029$. Verde Conv. Hosp, 601 REPRODUCTIONS :O~::i~a~l~:d:e~vf~: seeks a(!ittsslve lndlv. ~~ ~&Ys =:~:: 1!:.t Sala Div W/IUCce&a. re• 7U/~ll22 ' ::. Ila bi lit)' Insurance. Medical Assist 1 girl ENT Center St, C.M. 5'8-07S7 fot'career oppor. Total cord. Career advan~ I& •STUOIMTS• _ E O.E Bet 8:30 • s. Office. mu.st 'ti.ve f'root Nunln1 r -INC benefit pkg. Call l1m. l n g ,t 0 ° f fl c,• s .. & loo&lermopp, To'900. Full Of' p/Urne to das- 54»-8541 ofc exper. Wiii tc11rh Dt•.o~ • R.oOmAU•ndunl.I 848-1288. De.MIS & Den· emp oyeu 0 tne -secy.wftwadforfilUJ'Cf tribute lip code drec· " . ._ t'k 11 " ,. 3.'lll W. MacArthur Blvd "'-n1a Pwtonntl Service of Municipal Court &, to Join N.8. law ftml I& ~ID awn area. Ne.ct Loundromal Aulat. ba 0 .I~ Writi:AdNo. MUISIMGsaYtc;I San_\aAna.CaJJfc>mla n;r:;:~r!;~. Huntlngt40 Beach, 18188 tberef'ori!, the Kl«tiOn catetrtrain.Tol'JIO team to car, over 11. riUme..MatureWoman. 914.DulYPUot,POBo" RNw~•per lnconv & 211 N_Catffwy,La&una BeachBlvd.Sulle121. procedure may not •AdinlnAPt·V.~.ieoMl. ~·~~per far. (714) uu:~e;· =· noii =a Cotta Mesa, Ca. ~:. ~l~'~Mn~ ~ An ~;l~~~i:ity I ·-' • -, -o~~~·~·i bo80-N~~ would Uh to o.lepte -~.;,,;..;;.;..;..-'-"·------- -. 11 I! i I I I d~~erA. dl~16orN &rave ~c!~~~!d1n.=:;:!t't: ~~.;m~::~n~s!:i~~ '"~·,s~t~~=hlp ~ SALES ~J:ldJ'o~ ~~a:J ~ !m: i: .:,~led ~.,., ~ - i;;"y' t.f! h:h · Coasl repl '~ RN Respoo ible ll ea l th ca f e. 14"' 5 YOUI IMCOMI A P P f! A L S •SecJ·lna. A•c1 ureer r ... , • for managing a single Superior Ave, N8 -"" ~' ssssssss I OPPORTUNITY PROCEOUR&S. In ~I lli111. rm-. HAllCUT'f9S Ll-gol .stcy, ~ewPQrt. 3 ~rtorcrorsuriieon who 642-2410. :-\''\ ~Co~!f PAaTTIMI COUMTY nun1up.To9CIO. Nwlion.Buclls.Joon• yr e-cp. Good akllla b active medical com . MtCkGl,....•tt• °i ~Wottll ' Woll..,,_. OFOl.u..I ._...,, tm.-Norgg ~ CO«rimluloft Ir Corp. lit C•v71'op, S•I :munlty tnde.r. Xlnt PACIAGiaS Jh_pldh •r&wlng Mairito.tOf PaSOMMB:D9'f Samaut.!Aaenq _., btMnt8:SOilncfclllowtel \+\Jcm>f1u;a.u.e220, aal•r>' ror proven •ell P'\imiile. .50 Pit hr to Mfdlcal Co. hu im· HOUSIWtVIS ~ ~ N ROii ·,,,. 1821bcArthurBh-d~ !"fln'ed.,,...._. -,, ._ ,slartu CalltMHiS67 , 11t•rt. Merit raises 1:.3'7 medl•l• o!X'nlng ror a COUIGl$TUOBCTS Uft? ~.:~' ... C ~ !lilteUI , _ lm.w .... -•.• ---u " c1:..:;..J., Monmvl• \Va Newport person capable C)f Guaranteed Hot.lrly ~ anna. 11 -IV1 •;,t ..,. ___ ---~ "'"'~:SELL idle Uau wllb a &rarh ~12.i . t11bhlhln1&ma1Dtaln° Waa Plus Bonua. 5:JO AVON lltPRESEN• A~~/n~~. ~ ·' ·~ fOISTUDeft'S 'hlur . q>crlenu4, DaltyPi.lolCluallledAdY---. ·' l~tqQC~o,_ Xlnf pm to 11~ ,m C.ll1 0TATIV~ m~ct peofll•t -v SICllTAIY Pll'••:W,&aMbomt bondablt depend blt ,., . ... PAINTER. mun hive Cn. ~m . "Co, rcloot 846~orc:omt to1!IO E. 1 , nm eoc>d mon y, tn.Joy l~AeUOft KM~w Tlttme. p r o11ablt; •·Leal '81t:9ilel. J llaHU,'--=- ,\ppty Ah. rn·l>f vn GAltAGE SALE ad& lni:wor i!XJ'>\'r C11ll for ln· IDJ(t:>COlta M 'Wllhln "-\1thSt,,CoetaMt6a •• _r.; tht1r: work •• Lt>arn how llmftt t)'pfria •Ill nee. Ale11+.4TM>IM-10U.1, • .~~W 19th Ca.ta Maa _ U.D1.D1PUotbrtQI has>' lervlew.114 845-S002 i.>d.a)'s. , -, ,you can btl:omc an ,\von ~retary f/t. Gen' otn~ ApPly lft~penoa Robet '' , -t --,,_ ·' "1~Topit~1otat -·-Sent:y Medi<' Pl"Udli<'l9 Claialt!M Ada aeU bt1 Jlepreaeot11t1we C~_I! gen Ofc work. Some Of. &tin. WUUam 'rn.t ,; ITuther·IPre 1eltoo1. lfave aomet.11101 to tellf draw1al card, pliooe SELL Idle ltema With • lEOO Laurel t~arlt Rd .' lterna, mall Item or &40'104lWZen1thi.t3119.~ i·fJc-e MP_ pttf'd Appl)' !MiOe., HOl :V.•il ,. tertmtace °" ·~·~r. 1--~lfleod9didOitJPtll . ..60.l5117llod... 1·:0.1t1PiJO(ClH1lnedM. Cal"ldo,Ca IQJ~tm.Mi51'7&. - --" ._ 1'l'17ll Uterl\8\'ld,H.B .• N.ll. ' ! ::-.g.a .... ,.,-:K ' ~ -I I .J -'-·'----"--= ---.F ._ -- f'WWture IOIO P.h 1017 ..... .,_ . 1040 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ···············••••p••• ---.. --. ~ ..... ::' ....... ., •• ;..,-_ ................. N STOf !:~BSALE' WANTED Coek•tiellf loGh. S11pt/ Auto Senlce, p~ Ado S«vk e, P«h • ...... IOOI YorahlrtTcrricrPu. J:. WlllOft':n-a:~p~~ TOP CASK DOLLA1l : f•t•· OH m~··· •• ~ 9070 ftACCftSOriH 9400 A4ceeuofte_t 9400 • .......... •• •••••••••• ~mploo bloocillM ,f 1\7 Nook. 5'5 4' 81• W. f9th, PA r D P' 0 1l ._, 0 U R p.m~ 566-Ulla 8 5 ... ••••••••••••••• •••-•••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-••~••••• WOft..;.1.-rtand 8lb1t.Udtervice5»5849 CM.8'2·7930•541-3262 J EWELRY, WATCH£S. Local ~ldent needs allp UV Al\T OBJECTS, GOLD, for S2' raclns aloop. Of Anti 911 Golden Retriev.r pupa, **I BUY** SILVER SER VICE, Planos&orp 1090 Nwptpref'd.496-1•92 II U Q g h • AKC. J;leCll&reo, born 5-1. Cood used IJ'umlture & FINE FURN. & AN· ••••••••••••••••••••••• c:t11mrnttl ww~th nv:ru :J, $160. PP.14f.4m Appliance1--0R I will TIQOl!:S. &U·2200 GREAT PIANO BUYS Transportaffolt • ________ _. mu1lc box.1. nlckelo· ForSale:Ot'UtOane eellorSELLtorYou. WGGAGITAGS I rep a~veral whlslrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... I -• ""'M doOI> Pl•noi.. clrcut or Pupt .• "41k• old. MASTBS AUCTIOH You call t do betterl Raif ~ s• I •-1•1 •! 1a111 Wllll cloclu IMO-&'M3 '4M616a 8 n ftoomyourbusineascard. Srnith581·76'7 ll.nt 9120 Hr ale 1 bond• irandf ther dock•• • .-9626 Send ooe card for each ••••••••••••••••••••••• . bla Ld18' to wo k ..... li In t ' Ger. Shorthair Pointer. 'J ta& plua one apare. We T F. •.d r-·· Alt' • n1111nUq11oa wk fem Cham loo A Real Chol>pl~ Block return permanently SportiM1Goods 1094 ent Trlr. slps 4 people. ~inw ifi:l:1'"~..0vc:i:I <ho r 11,000,000 Worth alre/dam izzs. 544.7~ T1tbl., 30x!bx34 • h11h. sealed attractive tag & •••••••I'•••••••• .. ••••• 1972 Camel. Gd cond. ,,,,...,...,_ AIDl!lncan lnturnatl-Onal Solid hardwood, uneven strap meeting airline Rua ell s rbo d 7'r't' S160/bet olr.'97·20l.2d)'a, t w.-.,..,.. Otllerin; 1 T Kftttr· Blck m4ld pood.les, 6 wk top.W-8296. l.D. a!equirements. Pr• 1oa: llke::w $1~ 496-lMaevea. ,_...,. ~1~··~··~~ ~el. old. llOHch. ~956U37 Entire contents, Park vent loss Ii theft! For• ' MCM1i8S • '73 vw Pop Top camper. &ll.IAMto4'i>it. Vlalt~u Amher.t Rd., CM Newport decorator apt. penonallied t•I enclose 50,000mi. Xlntcond. n~ecidct~ P\iraJtur• aw td 6 4 darlhic black female Call6'0-5089. !~~~~:.~·P!:ea.:'~ :! TV,Rodio. S81-7504aft6PM ~~ual~~~~E~~tnpl~~~~ro~/f~ Rt'flntthed by ~!pen,. ~~'t. ~~opdal•P••·r .. 6 ::~~· Moving to furn apt. Must will batk & tflm your MR, Steno 1091 '72 VW ·Camper. Good .:. '6250Cltd)'W,~.,,. so.fS2'9"" ..... 4 ... &ell dinneue aet, bdrm tap, Or ti')' two cards -••••••••••••••••••••• CClfld, $2900. 644-8313 or "'-"IC•••..... sllitea, lamps, tables, backtoback. 9'1&-7261. ft.._..... 1 i. 1IU3 Tboinu Edllou Dlac Male Collle uble 11 piano, washer & clrYer, l>RICES: NEW Pioneer SX434 -lul.....l..-...--~--1-n.---9-1-4-0 .--..... >'<*r sear «Ut'w Pho n o tt r a p h hlt.e H • tbt it~n: saeaorJ/• &ereo Rcvr List S2SO l __.._ ~ Com• in Ii look at our selection cl sun roofa. Slidlni Glass Sun Roof, Mooo Root, & Pop 11J11$ • CATALINA AUTO SUM IOOF c........ '42-4040 fllpca.a.sbtln1clwnt.1 35\'a''x38'•~"w/adLI~ w c~u!:t~a~.$50. ~~ o r ma. 4/5\Algs$l.60ea. ooly$U9.AlliuiticM~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~o-~~11 firm Call record11 • nuut. cond. ,6' 3583 6/9tags$L.50ea. Co.44SE.17thSt,CM Motobecane. Top QI the 1i' __ T,..... 9170 Tnds u.u-.-. • m.2100. Dennl1 fl44..1729 &ia11ah SPJin1er Spaniel CASH PAID 10 or more $1 40 ea line, full shocks chrome. ,._...,, ~ Dena1s Pt'r11onnei -puppie1,AKCreilstered, For ood used furniture SalesTax.lncluded $325. Replace $525 ... ~•••••••••.•••••••••• ••••••••••·--•••••••• tUO .senace ul lrvloc. 2082 POOL TAILI Uver & white champjon &an~ues. ~l NOCARD-t A.KAI Quad II-track re· 675-9568 2A Travel Trailer. all new '74 Ford FlOO. Raoger. 300 _ ~Dr. Cuatom, Enall1h Slate. background.8'19-5912 Draw your own Or send co.rder. Like new! ~ utilities, located Laguna VS, Shrtbd, AT, PS, PB, 'IUXBDO SAL£S, part Carved lea1. w !ll&hl, . , Maple Davenpe>rl &: love ~e, address, phone & pnce $150. (1}'93-6861 . Beach Trailer Court $3500. 642-6497 cues. Ii balls. $2,000. OoJden Retriever, 6 mos seat in gd cond. $100. e'U make one card per ~:1.,.c:t:'I 496-9345 tune. mat be outaolna ~or644·UOO old. Regletered. $125. Massage ma ch $30 ag Add2Steach PHASE Linear 4000 Pre-. 91 SO ---------'7• Ford Courier. Low mi, For nfo. S40-'3333 ot. :W 642-4402 days. or 842-7608 5.56-1737 • • Send check or m00ey or· amp Cused. demo) $34.9 .... •••••••••••••••••••• ~t trlr, fully sel! con-good cond, bst ofr . .. ~k [Or Terri OAK R00&ier, eves. derto: New~. 640-1233 BMW '7S 90016, immac, tamed. Slps 6. Elect brk. 552-8262. art 3PM. ts.,~ top desk.' chrs. Garocp Scff 8055 PILOT PRIMTIMG Stereotype Sound full tourin1. $2995. Alt s, Sl.SOO/ofr. 497·2982 72 Chevy, 4WD, ~ Ton, T.VTlCHMICl.AM ,,._to You 8045 ••••••••••••••••••••-.• P.O.Boxl560 17" B & W RCA TV set 552-7278. 24'Aijofullyequlp'dLike pkup, 350 V8, campr Good pay, mside & out· Wedgewood, Dark blue. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Four Family Garage Co6taMesa,Ca.926i6 with stand, xlnt condl· new. 3-way relrig. tub & shell, lo mi, clean, $i7SO. ,,1de. Wright'li T.V. Bea\ltiful collection. 4 kittens 8wks old. Sale! Outboard motor, tion.$50.633-2709 SAVEllG SSS shrw, furnace A/C. lrg _548--0S39 _______ _ ~17116 498-1912 Beautiful, 3 Ing haired. lumber, ladders, misc. ~lant:e Beam, Regula· '73 3tlO Yahama Enduro, awning, E-Z Lift. $2800. T -r...&&-.a......n--8010 Mixedclrs.552·4599 household & clothint. lton,s1zewithoutstancls. XDl nkt Rdeel -tod·reel, very lo mi., fac. new 549.2335 '62 fHlEV ~V· T truck ,,,-.-rrirr-...,.,..._.. SC·S75. June 10·12. 22l2 $75.5SIHM45after7pm. o or er Mo • 1050. cond. Must see to 81,. w/sne I. 283 8. Runs gd. Part time & full time.·-•••••••••••••••••••• KI1TENS, free to caring MeyerPl,C.M. Moving, must sell fam . Man y xtras. $225. preciate.$600. WOULDN'TYOU Sl.200/bst.S48..ss31Mike Some exper nee. Paste· Washers, dryers. Clean h o m e , 1 o n g h a i r 494-4728 '74 DUNE Cycle, used for rather be sailing? Have something you want ~ exper helpful. Call late models. SlOO. 1 yr grey/white 7 wks old. Block wide Garage Sale, tenni.sclubmembershlp. · 10 hrs., loaded w/xtras. Seeclaasificabon9060 tosell?Claasiffedadsdo J Ii 752-0660 g F d II 645-8490 Ct 3l> Sat, J une u. 9AM. Furn. $2000. 559-4590 , Magnavox Medit. drum Perf nd It be eali u e, J~ Ch r~ill el v~ry. a . m TV, appls, plants, patio .. tbl stereo, x.lnt cond. . co . $300. 642·1488 can a r ty! it well. 642-5618. ---------1 ~2840 g. a so 14)'. FREE KITTENS-Long furn, bikes, clothing, EXE,?tCYCLE Studio $150. 979-1471· Must Sell!!! · Auto Serflce, Parts Vans 9570 TYPIST . hair beauties-Reser ve silverware, etc. 25671 Mdl elec all body action Triumph acn h & .a. --.-....2 9400 w /exercise programer """ 0 opper · ... cce._-.es ••••••••••••••••••••••• TEMPORARYTYPIST FRGHT DAMAGED yoursnow.960·4273 M_inos. Aegean Hills, · • loah&Marine ~/ofr.646-0073,Chuck •••••h•••••••••••••••• .70 E li 30 CLERk II HCYI'POINT SALE. 3308 . J\1.iss1on V1eJo near new $495. AK.Al M-8 s-.i--t U con o n e O. w. Warner nr Harbor, 8wk old 1\1 axed Labs, 2 Reel to reel tape re-.. .,.....,........ '77 Cycle-Kamp trailer. .sed DatsW\ eng; l971, 510 w /cruise air t'onversion. County <>I ·0range has SantaAna.979-292l blk/Wlll. 3 beige, 1 wht. Must sell! Cheap, round corder, 4 tlit, 4 spd. Ac·••••••••••••••••••••••• Utlltype,xlntcond.$350. m good_ cond. 71 MGB Self-cont. w/p otty, (JC>Sitionf> available for 1----------To gd hrns. 548·2733 wood trunk. fancy chair, cessories, $495.'644·5549 GeMral 90 I 0 •75 KZ 400 xtras, x.Jnt transm1ss1on, gd cond. 548-8611 lYr•l.lll ... willing lo accept HURRYll iron shelves, coral, ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. $800/offer 5"8·5658 751·9039 -, --------- l•;mporary positions •• Shep-Collie mix, 1 yr old, pipestone necklaces. MYNAH Bl~D. 4'h mos 17' ABS, dbl hull canoe, a.ft.er4·30 69 Ford Van. I mmac frCJrr, 3·6 months Re· •MOVIHG SALE* female spayed, all shots, !J68.7597 9551 Olympic Dr. old, talks. likes kids & IJkenew. $175. · · Wanted: Adapters. 62 cond. beaut cust int, lee qlllres 1 yr. clerical ex-REFRIGERATORS nds fncd yd. 7S4·1182 H.B. adults. $175. Ph 645·9195 675-0888 '74 Suzuki TM 125. super Chevy PU 6 lugg whls to box, stereo. Mags, $2500. f.iCfl£>nce&abletotype45 WASHERS DRYERS x.Jnt cond., mst sell to· ~~~Mags. Aft 8Pm 837·3199. P.P. wpm. S).81/hr. Call (7141 N U8ed R •PUPPIES• Garage Sulc. antique 200 12 ft. ma~.og~ny Boats. Power 9040 day $400 Aft 6 968-6508 ---·---------------tl34·6184 for a tc:;t ap· ew-· epos 3 MALES-2 FEMALES frames, glass, chairs, Pl1u~s. 8 to 12 Wlde, ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · · '73 Dodge B-300 L W B pnintment DUNLAPSS48·7780 Black & Tan, 1 light tables, Roseville, plus 1 14 thl.ck. $6 per JO'StephensSedan '77YamahaSOOXT. Less Utility bed for 1.-!i Ton 318 ·VS, auto.' P~/pb'. COUNTY 1815Npt Bl, Costa Mesa brown. 8 weeks. 548·2140 many items as bikes, & board-disc. by lot. v.s pwr, radii>. sndr, DF than 200 ml, sacrifice Pkup. Sale or trade. $250. mags. $4400/ofr. 551-1882 OF OR.ANGE Elec Dryer dinette set, etc. JW\e 10 & 548•5735 nu paint, tuned, sharp! $1250. 673-8873 548 " 6490 _e_v_es_. ______ _ PERSOHMELDEPT al~-~iw s!!!:"!~~003 i:B ~r~hs~~~j';!~~a L:~ ~ ~ 0TGIROA Np HAI CL SISOO. ~Y646•9000 '75.1Hon1dat CCB~ 5bo1300 Autos for Sate STEP·VAN '66Chev. '736 625N.RossSt 8 kh l) ' HA1TERAS53'FBMY nues.xn . arner x,••••••••••••••••••••••• cyl eng.14'X5'bed,4spd Santa Ana, Ca 92701 Rahge, G.E. S4!1f cleaning To good home .heulthy roo urs MAGAZINES. 1912 to G.M. 8 VTI's '73. windshield, $650. 831·2229 General 9510 trans, gd tires, Xlnt r ng d bl XI m I bl Ck k ll 6 Dirt · 1 1968. Bound. 1969 to date, Llk Lo' ded & suspens1'on wrp d •\ffitmativcAction ou eovens, ntcondi· a e a 1 en. racing motorcyce. 2 loose $2250 Call6735940 enew. a ,7SSuzl.lltiRM250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · • ·am Employer lion. $250. 673·8614 weeks, all shots. 957-0139. bt:ds. hsehold goods.. · · · Owner. <213) 476·5268 Many xtras. xlnt co~ Formula V, ready to race. ~c'!..~~~: ~;.~ • R. V · ~~~~~~~~~~I Kenmore Washer S75, fo~ree golden retrie\'er. ~~ 2359 Columbus Dr.I King ~pread, blk fake po• Formula '741 /0. VHF. $750. 549-asio Ve~pa .Motorscootcr ·• Kenmore Gas Dryer StS. male. 6 mos. needs good fur, cost SHO. sell $45. xtras.XJntHarborboat. ' lSCXc. 751·9039. eves '73 Dodge SPortsmen 8 ·2 ---------•I G.E. Gas Dryer 5125, _hn~_c73.112~~-__ Horses &CtO 'l\V111be<ispreads.qu1lted S40·l12SorS79·2096 Yamaha90MX,95cc.,v.ery • Bubbl£> top window van. TYPIST ,1~!1 173-lor 5468672 ••••••••••••••••••••••• top, blu/gr n ta£fela. clean. Great cond1t1on. Antiques/ V-8. air, radio, PS, PB. · ' - - _ _: ___ FREE To a lovinr! home 3 F1oorrceiling wall to wall u..a.GHUM MARl .... E $225. 540·7106 Classics 9520 42,000 mi. $<1500. 644-8020 f I d Lessons Enl(lish/Jump. h. d ...-" CASH PAlD year ema e samoye . . mate mg rapes 9JQ. 2 ""' S""rt Model, br"nd '7 S · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Life 11 Nev•r Dull With d 11 h 1n~ hu "' ,,., .. 5 uzuki 500, mint cond ·12 Ford v I t PS !<'or Wshr/Dryrs'Refrig s paye , u s ots. Roardnewfa'·1·11·t1·es made crocheted or-new.Call714-642-3913 11 000 ms $850 Da '47 Chrys Windsor. New crpt'IT, pnal!lg,wCaBu. oF,M 8-' workang ·not.963-6541 !*i8·5070or536·9957 ~ f1while ponchos, $15 536',0614. · · ve int.Runswell.Xlntauto. ., Office Overload ---r-------0 C. Fair Grnds. 557·5854 ei,Jch. Beautiful fur coat. 11 · 6 .. Boston Whaler. $1600 494.4728 trac1' stereo, vry gd EnJOY the variety of Frigidaire refrigerator. 30' boat hath Good eond. TB G Ld d sz 8·10. multicolored Replacement "'"c". Will -----cond. MUST SELL' $3000 "hoo ·1ng some <>f ou ood d" · f'R'"'E'. e mg 16 han s, Bay ,,....._ ~ d " 1 r g con 1hon. 71 2 cu. fl. "' "' gent I e. 5 yrs 01 d dyed rabbit, leather in· sell for 5795. Call Jerry 'SS Triumph 500 ·55 Chev liel·A1r CouJ)t:. Firm. 642·2249 w1 e i-.t• N'tsons of tern· 9'15. 545-25.72 644 -86,,3 $1000/Best ofr 552.9217 st'rt at waist. cost $200. 536-2286or642-4482. Xlnt running cond 35.000 actual mi. totally -------pornry office jobs to last sell $50. No checks. Call ~ · ong, $16!!5. 675.9166 '72 Chevy Van, 350 Vs. all Summer or as long as G.E. Frost free refrig, Kittens. part Siamese, AQHA Reg'd. Gelding, 10 960-4273, anytime. 18' Cheeta tri·huU, 165 _,., 536-0614 -...;;;._---.-----sun r o or. A l\f I F l\t ) ou lake Top hourly coppertone. $200/Best of-box trained, 7 wks. yrs old. Day, fine con· H.P .. Mere lb/ob, cstm •76 Kawasaki KZ400 lo 4 ~ Dnves 9550 cassette. custom int wages. Typists, call us fer. 556·3939 645·091-l formation. SlOOO. 9S2·08?l 1 lg mirr~r. 2 snow tires, trlr, fully equif4· immac mi., xlnt cond., must'sell ••••••••••••••••••••••• 494·5936 today&starttomorrow. Sears Kenmore Gas r\ustrah<tn Sheepdog to _cves .. ~22·~9day __ s tudded sz H78Xl5, cond. Mst sel $4400/bst S800/ofr.646·2733afl5PM AMC-JEEP .Auto1Wmthd 9590 0 . dryer $90. xlnt t:ond. !(ood home. Good w kids. mounted or: ''heels, 1 ofr. 1·737-6207. ; I in Calif. __ a t 6pm, 552-4143 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• 847·3909 28 Rostrup-1945 Swedish 197A, Like new. \ l'.: OU ELL ALL ~ ~ of fie e • Call r JOwksold 646·0390 Jewelry 8070 metal tble & bnch. , Kawasaki400 V. TS l d . Cl .. JEEP DEALERS 0 over o a Gas dryer. like new. Fluffy aclllrable blk/wht WA ..... TED 3 OIL PAINTINGS From in ~!cwpo-N::~tFh1.esrh,llkde1·vlet 546·0629afteriiPh... INTHESTATE I Deluxe model. har\'est Kittens, rree to Jtd hm. f"'lll HUGE l .... VE 557-0061 gold $125.642.1718 642-3582 TOP C1\Sll DOLLAR Germany, make orrer. orbar,hop.$3800.675·9137 1974 Honda Elsitlf3' JiQ " MTORY :r.23 Btrch St. "./II ---P ,\I D FOR y OU R fl47·5867 dirt bike. $350. • ,\II Models New & Usell ---------1Gaffers & Sattler Sto\'e, Puppies . your choice 5 .JEWl-~LRY. WATCHES. De 1 u x e Bunk b c d. WANT Ph642-7910, 9·$Pn\1 l..eCasingt' r\\•ailable \'l•rvdean. $35. be-..1utaful puppies 7 wki, s,\RTV<E>B.IECTS. GOLD. Bumper Pool table, PACKET MotorHOrMI, s..i•Vi . OS a Mesa TYPIST Wt! arl' looking . 960·29HO 548·2733 rL R SERVICE, Sh 3 ,.,i t' . R__...~ "I' 160 AMCJHp Im 11eupl-.. hkt• us• We VINE FURN & AN .-\lei w1n10x"lnl csovnud:;.·5i5n2g.~~0Y~ Will pay full market ••• w::" •• '.-•• ·-•• ~••••••••••-• 2524 1-lt\RBURBLVD. l)l>e quick!~· & ut·1.:urale· Rel rig furs. w~hrs Free lo i.tood home, l vr TH}UES fi45 2200 .,.. ·• -1." ha\"l''".l"'llcnl'P"il· dr.\'t".l\t'"&n·1·ui1d.re old Coc·kcr mix. i" ·-___ ...:_ __ -or543·9449 val ue . Pvl party MOTORllO~S Crn>taMe!>a 549·!!023 , ~--~ ,, , ,, ---. ----(7141642.·9.495 day s. FOR R"',',' T" Ing & i:rumm;Jr. & con· pair ser\'if't• a\'ail. We spuyecl shots lic5~8·2:l71 "''' t 7 GM k .1 Moving Sale. Refrl.g, 673·5900e\es. i.·rom Sl50wk. 4...,,_49.,3 19 6 · C ll1 gh Sierra tribute to u coni:enaal al-ta etrau:R11 0 1sW"' Frcc cute kitten:.. box ttepa1r Mounting~ desks. beds. sofa/chair, -----_r _ _ -""--" Trnd111g Spl·t·ntl .Jimmy. mnsphere tr you qualify, '-,, tra· hd r 1 c 11 ft Chains Casting Sears wasli '"ry 830·l"97 MW!, t Sell. Fully equipped 2S' OPEN ROAD. fully :\II pwr w 4 whl rlr. & Please c<11l 75'i·7177 -REF'RIGERATION m~ · ema e. 8 a ""' 0 & \PPLIANC .. -s 3P;\J,ti75-6316 ---16 0 /,B. For Wo. call self-cont. Reserve now cruise cantrol. air. •: • ,.,. 831·0340 Moc ToYish 751·8292 for summer. 644.8385 AM l''M. trlr hitch. Ot!W T) p1st ·Medical ore for 2 GE --------Kltll'n~. l Blk. 1 llrwn. 1 Goldsmiths Inc Miscellcmeou1 _ oversize tirel>. 640-0'J45 busy surgeons. Sh will be · . Washer & Dryer tubby, long hall', 9 wks. · Wanted 8081 V-2.s Hardtop twm Vol\'O, .7 0 . :•n asi;et. Must be able to lga~ !, $150. pair. Xlnl ~5.8292 anytime l250 Scott Dr. N.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 110 gal fuel , reg, $17,762. ~otor'h~~e~o~ix>M ~i'. '73 Bronco. Fully eqpd · wnrk flexible hrs. & have workrnb( t•ond Elcc. 83 3 SSC •SH FORS Now Sl3.900. SliSO(). 963.3702 PS, B & M Hydro, new xlnt ~kills Top sal for 1:3-wnmower,. nt..ls work. Need a home, 2 K11tens, 10 3· 048 ~ An11tlers Boats tires. $5200. 645·212A. "lfl.ht person. Send re· \acuum. canister. Make wks. found <1bandoned m 833·3064 Goodusedfurn/refrlgs 1555-ANewportBlvd. '75 Eicployer, 25". Sips 11, sumr to Classified ad no. offer. 644·4667 H.B. park. 536·6997 frzrs &stoves546·0768 Costa Mesa Has everylhlng, low mi. :~ ~sOO.~~ia ~~~o:~ ~~ llcycln - -8020 Fumit\lf' --8050 "We bu~lv~~!. gold & IMNleed ,10 r3en~~af Cement 14' Unfinished Flbergls 892·6890, 531·5997. ll2fl26 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• e "" din S xer or w..,, or use at Hull. steel trlr. 3S hp 1971 Islander "'" motor . -'-'or Sale M•" 's 10 Speed • •••• •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • .-LO gs Lone5 h cc2 6296 ,,.., ,. .... my ouse ....... • Evinrude. $200.673·1468 hm. Loaded. I mmac. Rake. good condition. S45. Dining room set. Golden Will to ~20 C 60 . Must be seen to be appr. 72 Chevy Suburban Cust. 20. loaded. Com pl rblt. must sell. sisoo. 549-1059. a~6 9 560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORT CARS .ALL MODELS ------ WE MEED CLEAN USED CARS NOW CALL PAPPY 540-5630 IOllXSOX & SOX • LINCOLN ·MERCURY w.a.1TRESSES 846·4286. 1rohogany 42"x60" rec Men's Diamond Ring. pay up .... ~r 8 Spe>rt Ya~ ~II W/access. Ph642·7910 9-5pm Tr'Ucks "' t I bl lh3 , \'alue $825 , .. ,·11 yds used carpeting. 2 HP British Sea"ull. -----'-'--'----- w .a.ITERS Buildi-Moteriols 8025 angu ar ta e wt 12' · ' 646 3810 1 "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 26 H 0 "" ••••• ;~~••••••••••••••• leaves Ch in a hutch SACRIFICE $500. Have . Both Ike new. 675·9067 '75 Open Road 25' SJ( cont. '7.$ Datsun PU. All xtras, 6 ARB R BLVD. Over IR. San Clemente <Curved glassl6chairs 1-(emo.logis.t report . Queen or King sz water Boats.Soil 9060 5KW gen. roof-air. xlnt cond, shell, lo mi·. COSTA MESA Inn. 492-6103 sec Used Lumber. 2"x8''x22' pd f t bl s c•5 2536 Crulsecont t s I a s or a c 150 .,.. · bed, wht or gold Frost ••••••••••••••••••••••• . · ran coo er. ""ooo ,, • ., 7610 Roi.l'mary lift 4p m. <220l, 2·•x10"x20' 16l. 772·0641 -------f f · II C I Xtras SU 940-offer ....,, . .....,. _ __ --4 .. :'12 "'< 18 · I 30 l. ----Approx 3 carat 1>£>autiCul 6~~~88~~ Tiit, ca aro ·77 pdwi;,~9ts900ail ~~· Fully Must . sell i 495 4859: '68 •t ton Pickup, runs 3··x1o··x16 ' <41. Lovely unusual twn sz munmude d1amonrl eq ·"" ·, ...,,~aytrad 495·5002 goodS1600orbestorrer. WAITRESSES 2":<10"xl4 1 ~·· 1132), T· canopy bed white/1told en_gagemcnl ring. 14k Need old playhouse for ~7·32 Sall. N.B. • 4!W-3840or497·31J9 OVER 2 I ~kets <26), 644·0ll7!._ trim+ daybed. S.1.1·2324 gold, tiffany setting, cost furniture, stove. refrlg., 6m7oo3 .n220ng avail. $60/mo. Traelen, Trani 9170 t:ullivcr s ''"sta11runt c-ros & . Sl80 sell $100 960 4273 l DA'> 3873 (9 5 ) ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •74 Ranchero, air. Sl"'"eO, "'~ -·-•18" Mcdit game tbl, .1 --· ---·-~-~ c. ......... am· pm ----· ----... lntervtew•ng Mon thru a:-.1...--t 8030 Capit ans. chrs. sol1"d Llnstodc 8075 SAUOR-"'DE '73PUMA auto. mags, low mi. Thu.rs betwn 3·5pm. Ex .... ••,-•••""···-•• '"•••••••••••• 1 """ LARGEST MODEL SI $3700 644 9285 wood. pecan from W & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... sicol LUXURIOUS 57' World ' ps _;...__:_· -~· ..:,;:..:__ ____ , "°I'd only I' 'time Din· . ,..... 6 Uke new many ex ;;r shift VI v 1 tar En l arger J . Sloan. 493-8799 Reg. Morgan mare. broke Instruments 8083 Race/Cruise Annapolis ~as. S1600. ~ bef 7 PM: '55 GMC one ton dual l84S2l'tt~cArthur,lrvme w /Schneider lens. l\ • to ride & drive, blk •••••••-..•••••••••••••• Sailing Yacht. w/Dana CallS48 2792 wheel flat bed. $1000. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FORHIFTY IMPORTS MAR9UIS MOTORS 28802 l\targuerite Pkwv. MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 495·1~10 ~~~~~~~~~~I Tan.ks. trays. lab timer. tOVING. corner. Bakers parade Murgan gelding ,....__ Mino u · •--Point slip. Value: $1021\1 · 646-6213 Rack w /glass shelves E ' \:NJUI • • .. Jattc e....,. w·11 t ... f s c ---------papers, chemicals, etc. $70. 7'x3'x:i.." glaM ta: 338".t:1'0'11W rs le rn < 714 l o.rgan, e~ellent eondl· J ra ... e or • o. s Sl'e72epWis1nn6,ebnaegwo Bcraarvpeet , '74 DATSUN pKtfp WE'LL BUY YOUR WAITRESS Ready to use Cost&$()(), ble , SlSO. Garage tton.$1100,P.P.532-1259 urea home. Call Bil US With bartending c>tper. used once. $150 compl. Gales (213) 923·8187 o duaJ gas tanks, radio, Clean, l owner. $1950. ED IMPORT \pfllY aft 5pm. 547 w. 494-3679 Opener. Sears deluxe, l MllCdl-on 1010 Drums Ludwig complete (213) 861·2877, 1213 tape d~k. CB, TV anten· 495-5525 AUTOMOllLE 1r old. $15Q. Dbl Dresser k'l /6 Zild'~i ' b I 923 9877 La W I h d PAID FOR OR "'OT 19thSt.C.M. WANTED nilestand&bookshelves: ••••••••••••••••••••••• I w ~an cym as . rcy as na, ash air, forced air '62 Chevy ~ ton. pickup, ,, WAITR~ES. So l,ao Dartroom..,,uipment It gm. $100. 644-7§5 Like new '76, 30" Snap""r S775· 842·Sl6S lOAM·6PM. '71 Aquarius 23. Fin heat. comp. S/C. Hot good shape. $700. Call CALL SALES MGR. ... r' rid' .. ~ F al d r· ed k 1 water heater. shower, 846-6S33amonly. llLL YATES r N181 & CCMff p /t\me & 548·471Ma ter6PM Kin g size hdbrd, trpl edg'e"rgm75o9w0e3r19&pwrtrlm Goruistare.;~oMrabertsitnoFr·rolk ~~~a~. 'Price3er;/mqw~ncky pressurir.ed water tank. VW PORSCHE me. o ee shop exp. Cots 8035 dresser, chest of drws. ---· _ 536-3074"""" er . sale. CBS675•1620 Excellent Ccondltlon. '71 Dabun PU. Shell, • Rers plea11e. Charlie's ••••••••••••••••••••••• $250/ofr. Antique dresser Set o f Encyclopedia $75Q.O. 646·9076 after Mags, $1600. or bst ofr-. SanJuanCoplst.rano Chili Ofc. m 4) 549-«lM FR EE KlTTENS·LOnJ? $85. 840·1547 Bntannica $40. CONN 60 French Hom Hobie 16. Bannna, f1amer 3:30pm. 968.8400 837·4800 493.45 I l Waitr<'S!I l'ombination hair heaulles·Reserve 493-8799 PERFECTCONDS&OO sails. Xlnt cond. $1595 . .a. . ..a.~ .... 9800 .a. . ...a.-.-, .... w 9100 .a. • ..a.... .... • AMTIQUE 549·3810 548·9781 -.vt1 "•w --. " ......vs, "ew 9108 small coffee !lhop 1n )oursnowt 960·4273 •oOLT ... ILE Racquet Club oC Irvine -----••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••i NewPort Beach. s cJeyl>. · " "' E !l-3.c:Aa ..... 02 ansPu. Lovely color,ful kittens. Custom Engl· h 1 t family m embership. HOBl · 16 w/trlr. Goocl · ~"-'--'"-_ Gd breed g. Angora · 18 5 a e. Makeoffer.551H700 Office Furniture& cond. Race ready. $1800. baA•· carved legs, with light, . e.-.i~ 8085 496-29.'ll Wen(l(.'(!401)e<)plewhuur• 'u'ground.$20.9T9·8978 cues & balls. SZ,000. y t M I ~,-,...-... ------nt lc-iut 10 lh~ over 644 0553 644 00 acuum cams er ag c ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• wuight. Call M:1. Stone at DcMJs 8040 . or ·ll . cord SIB. TV 21 '' B&W Royal electtlc portable 1.3' Cyclo¥ + trlr. Like 751·9175. Wt? can tell you ....................... Indian Cotton Sofa~ Lov· plays goo<l 530· 646·1525 typewriter, hardly used. ~~)4~ ~nst n:~~r. how to lose pe>unds & DOG OBEDIENCE ese~ts-Loose p 11low, Carpetapprox.lSOyds.2 550.633-2109 -'1 earn money at the s11me CLASSES start Wed Choice colors $485 Both Yrs old. Lng shag.~. . 24' Gladiator Sloop, Rae time. Jun e 2 2, 1; ao p M . Pcs t. Lge select Ion Ph: 640-7040. Office & \_Varehouse dos· rigged. E>ctraa. ~.Ph Nwpt/Irvarea546-4928 lamps, coffee lbls & f\ne ing: equipment, desks, 673-ao<Yl Wheelchair assembler, no home furnishings at THE Garage Door Opener chairs, lilea, 11.1pplies, --------- exp. nee. 3025 So. KUaon. TINYTOY POODLES FURNITURE CONNEC· Heavy duly. $50. carboatd cartons, heavy 30' Islander, Mark S.A.54().1142 MaJepup-pletAKC,Shots TJON. 7Ml Heil, UnU L. Cashonty.557·4'80 scales, Pitney B. St.amt> S2UOO. Riddle WOMEN interested In QlU; 530-Si49 HB. 842·12'4 machine, 50·75% Off 675-9131 Motor-1 HP, U0/220, $50. orig. price.1835Whltt1er, ...;. :.:,;;.....,;;.;;..;..:__ ____ _ making money Sflow ex-AKC Owl White COllle, 9' Couch S.'IO. ~HP GE, S20, both con· # 0-4, Costa Mesa. thru 75 Hoble w /trlr . Dbl t'l11sive top qual. fem,2boypoodles,Germ C.llM9-01'14.8·5 tinuous duty. Shop Vac, Sat.10am-12noon. trapez Super Tttveler rashiOOll No provl<>u~ ex Shep b oy 646·010, Or64().19'1Jeves. new, 8 gal wet/dry, $25. 51795. John 7.51·5288, per net' No lnve6tment. 84~ 2801 494·36'19 IBM Sta1'd4l.-ci typewriter, ~ c...r & phoM t\t'C. Those --"--------8'0verstid'fedSora&Lov· mlnt. HOO. Cannon - intcreated should oil AICCGoldentttrnt eseat. 1old norat t yr t2xl2' Carpet piece, ~d Canola Calculal o r N£WPORT · 30, tnboard ~trs. Wagoner. 530·5663 8ob t45-S813 old, $150. C111l bef 2PM. t'Ond. Or•nge. Good for 1\tP12\f, $150. ~anrnel enlf: l'atho. knot met ·r, for peM1onnl 1ntervw Mon SMICM708 Van. S75. 8'6-4736 l~N pb.oae g»achme, Mo\. VH!I , 8 sails, FM Cass .. . JunQ6th&Wt'JJun~8th. Scaullful AKCl'lorweglan . 2 2 drawer fllu cab, Spin. 1ear. Like now, ----------1 Elk Hound. 14 mo old D\11ln1t rm & Bdr.m sets. Pvt Tennis Club fllm Locka~le, tw. All hardly $23J00, 113.15848chayll. ( m . Own~r bolna Lie wood ofc det1k. + metl"bership. Pool , u~ed.494-3679_ •-~ <IDJps/ lnansfel'J"ed, will at'cept nllsc furn 4' olhcr Items. J8~u1zl. F:vea, wknds -.-. any rcu t>lr . Call Cl08lnahome. 96.2~4 675-6299 EXBClJ'l'JVIC-Dcaki; with Ooctt1 9~70 "98 l&t5aft5 f'ttthtt\t•• e«•t ary ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 'JM MOVING SALE Rcfna 550 DuPlicatlnll duk e, •xtc atdt & WA.'llTED: lip for 44• .~ut of Sptu\lah Im· mach. S75. Snow Cone •c~rt-tary chairs Con Hunt'1r~ tri cabin, bmtol porttd rurnltur• llllHc mach $22$. Kidt·• ~ti rerencetabl .emb\y C'ODC1. Rd'•· Nwpt are.a. d •co rat or 11 em a $150. Varfo11t ve11d1ng lino 1.41bl ... nnoua ty Ev 714-615-1193\; d.)i& 642-~. mach. 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OV• tOO '73 Saab 99 E.JIS. ort1. ,..... DllCIOlld.Maleclfu ecm. ~ w bell·oller. =~Mna.:,,·~~: FO•TOPC Al5 O&J!HT a1.ooo ml 'a. sooo. MllCIDIS owner, A/C, AM/FM. C1••i: nll 6'5·TZ97 Joel._.,. 09' ~ vehiele ls '4aWICI DATSUN Gd-'IG8btf5. OMDllPLAY =11~0:_~~/;lJls• ....................... -U~er.PB/PS,auto. ... cay ff50 ll.100. A lood eteu car Jua•O P '""'" H D11Uun 8210, 2 dr ...... of .... porh Q)TI6-8150 • it *·Great tCIOd. ~ ...... -•-••-•••••• Wltbun,ooomilelon tll•t l714U·U71 1tdan, fllnl 1rtat, lo mi, AUTHORIZtD --.eo-09 "'fS Bobe!at fine cond It. See tn Daily Pilol -rvic•Le 1ln1 R1&0/blltofr.14M225 P.O:ltCltDESDEALER S...V 9762 G t G .it G'ft saoo· pa.riling lol at DJ West WE IUY •:g C-w ,I-eMZ Manche!lter •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 71 Dodie Charaer 318 P IS rea tio!t_ · 1 · · Bay Street, eo.ia lfesa. ft -.. • -'78 Dat•\lll 8210. 2 dr. 4 BQCna Park • •7, Subaru GL Sport. Of'_., C-'J'• P/8 AJl/Ylhtereo, 18+ '*°'* . ll0-29ZI cir call IU-41Zl for more CLIAMCA•I na&i. ~oyt• BMW ~~-d.1-Mlrit ccindlllon. 523.7250 2$.000rnl. ~aoo;eeatofr. S. ... c..hr llpa,$llZ5oCr 839-0IO w ~ M,000 orit information. Aak rO'f' & TIUC•S lNOJamborH MHllll,"'2·6168Connle -i • '--LI fr • Rick or O.Car in fleet Nftport O.nrh fJ.<&084'4 --On Ole Santa Ana f'WJ. ta-612.1,~·2754 • • 0.._,.1er 313 uoder ...., unmac -• ou., ---tiM Dataun Station Wen. . TefOt• 9765 197' SEVIWS ZS.000 mt cm rebrt eq, A/C, ~ • nma lib a.,..::..P_r....:aa::...e_. ----- colllll 7t:I OC8 lmmu(' ~.OOOml, reblteq, $17&. nA'nV T A ~Tf1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• <31'oCbooseFrom) fQ}I pwr, auto. $$15. ~~~· $1.0t.5 ... 8an'KU.da ~rt. l.oml,ftPd.11ll•tru11 6468212 1--'L ~ 1JL \l~~ 1972 TOYOTA F\all power. ractory air 1~ Air,PIS.SS:SO. CUt'Y9ftL£T f13 1~21 M br CJ Co l'Ond.. cloth or leather in· .,, ..._._ n-.. Uk! ~ MlftU -~....;. ------.... f1JI Q t:lf CORONA COUPE teriors & s ome wtth -..,_.. e new, a..... ttSJ ma I l£rbor Rivel llTt 6.101. <lurk btut, tllck, ,.._ .o . 4. speed, radio, heater & Cabriolet tops. (Qt52:54e). I eyl A: xlDt oond. Gu ........ ••••••••••••••• PlymouUI &lvedere eottTAllESA 1terct1, -un1oor. AC, ••••••••••••••••••••u• COMPLETE vinyl roof. t803FT11). SalePricedCrom mer.$lt95.Noreuooa· ._Auto 289• S7,000 oril 4dr,2ndowner,rumreal 546-llOO 12 000 m l st1 .~ou "TOFlntll:!OSpyder. MERCEDES OMLYSlltS 58995 ll&eolrrefused.4M-201S mLZowms.Xlntcaad. pod.nnttz'TS.5»-15@ ____ , 544 7b00or 6'l4 74'1 Good condition SERVICING ,.,.. 9940 SllOO. 83l·IMS eves •• or see al 727 \V'EPAY ro1•t>OL1.AK ;6 2002, 1<unl'oof.Ait.:, .!!"J· 540-al>'/9 755'«-Tl~~:Sl~CM MARQUIS TOYOTA ..... _••••••••-•••• Y<rttown, Apt. US. RB, fOJ\TOPL.St.OC:Aki, Mt t°AUlrk TG mS, AM/l"M stereo, 5 MJ~JONVJEJO Nabe l!nO Mustang. Low miles, _e_v_es_. ______ _ FORF.LCi • OOMt:STK G~l l29l ipd, xlnt ctind. t..o rnl, 131·2180 495·1210 rs ~ red w /blk vinyl top .. 73 SPORT Fury, euto, I( J~<":~·;~~~t~ rlt·•m Capri 9711 S3000. Oy1; 894 1311; '76 Toyota Corona 4.dr, CadiJJ ONG $l6SO. SS2-1T12ens air,29000 ml, $.1llOO. firm. ~ia {iri.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jo:vt'Jj 982·1120, llllk tor 5apd, air, 12,500 m•. • ac. 1'14 2+2 3'1,000 ml, A/C, seez:MZZI>unemear Rd. IAUHIUICIC Ttl'•t11rm \II, 1.ir. p ·s. Ste\t! SJ'150./ofr.552-0507. PIS, Aut.o. 4 cyl, $2700 ElToro.~ c-. a.~.. 979 2500 rutU>m mt/<'xl R11llye clo. Jo ml. Mu11t aeU. CBJCA GT \~ '71 l'stbck, auto, v..a. PS,••••••••••••••••••-••• ?mHarbtirBhcl AM FM i.tt•rco l1tp11. i2124.SprtsSpyder.Xtra 0 lf76TOYOTA C~t<:1M~~b54~~ldOO . ~. Callafter&pmM0-5824 ff65 whl1. lmmuc. ~1116/blt lrnO/bst.646·6516 ~ AC, dlac brka. gd eood. 1976__.. ... C o1 640-UZ! d 67" ...,.,. COUPE. 5 e peed, •.. "-'•-CAI OunlT e:e ya, .,. ...... ., 1976 Flatl24 Spyder. Low AM/FM st~reo, air C!Ond. '7S El Dorado. Loaded * • 8 196. Al·Wl 5UtellD Cesll ,_C_... mlleage.Xlntcood. Bat lffta.-1n &only%1,000miles.Jm- 995 XJn 1181 t coo~u'.?~· Call co...... Wlfmtaag289,Pwr,air. Equipped witb an P.W For Or Hot orr.83.1·7048 M~i..u maculate t b ruout ! , · or..._...._. Rld.k>. auto. Bllt vin top. eeonocn,y 4 eyl. e11dne, 5 21~ HARBOR BL\'U Dtlhutl 9710 •es Fiat Spyder, rare. nds •74 450 sa. <702NWT). '76 Seville, 9600 ml, im· ~0:.:..-:.!C"!-;~:;: Ori1. owner . Runs great. speed. radio. beater & <Harbor & V1ctona 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• work. bst offer, trade for ONLY $4395 mac., Moon roof, ee· 11115.~ af\ 6pm air C!oad. Only 21•000 COSTA }l ~A DRIVE A bike. Call 847-7057. SI Z.tJJ MAA<;>UIS TOYOTA 1lu!ne wire wheels. new miles. Cs13NRlll). 642-0653 ~ 7: ~ nbr~iogf~ MISSION VIE J O Voguelires.675·1567 1111 Ford Pickup Sbori 'A Yell Mustang, 5cyl. ONLY $1595 ---------LlnLE... '75 Fiat124 SptCpe. 5spd, Bamboo leather 831·2880 495·1210 ~lw~A~~~· = ::: :k~;::;;::.; Xlnt MA.19'1IS VOLVO MhM. lmport~d SAVE A LOT stereo/8 track. Xlnt, interior. '76 Cad Coupe De Ville. ....._. MISSION VIEJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• mustsell.830·1164 (Ser.8325> 71 Corolla Wgn , AC, Orange/wht. 18,500 mi, Xlntecllld. (l)f9S.41861 '73 11.ustana, x.lnt cond. 131-2U049S-1210 GeMrGi 9701 SHOP&COMPARE Honda 9727 AM/FMcassette,$850. LOADED.S44-B020aft 5. '74 Ford country squire 9 PS, PB. air cond,1---------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJJlWICK DATSUM ••••••••••••••••••••••• •74 4IO m, 960-5152 •73 Fleetwood, loaded, pus. wagoo· v..a auto AM/FM radio vinyl top. '73 Grand Prix. 44.000 m1 . .:\}fa '74 ~pydcr .. New '76 San Juan Capistrano Brand Mew •77 $1Z.H7 1974 TOYOTA 54,000miles $3700. P /P alr. PS, PB.' till wheel: approx 41.000 mi. $3000. Getting a divorte. must ,...,, 12M m1 , :.tereo. blue. 831·1375 49J.l 375 Buy or lease thls 968·6316 elec. windows fl door ssi.cl591aft6PMtwlmds sell. call betwn S-12Pm ~1~ ~7~411;-~:;1.1~~:;~ HONDA Cars one. J..o.Lomiles. COUP~~·;~~~tereol ••'76EIDorado Conv,lo locks. A~/Fll 8 trk a.nobile 9955 MIMIS37 . MA .... Y met. silver . black 5 ...,...... . d & . m1·1es, fuel i'nJ·ect, i'm· atereoradik o;.,~o!'];9tu65g. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 Pontiac Trans·Am T-<.213).175·7973 " leather st""""• air con • vmy gage rac . _,.,., .,._. t · ToChoow From! · roof. Imm aC!ula le mac,497·2041 8to4:30weekdays; eves. 1969 OLDS top, s~ke ~his. 2100 mi. AlfaROtMO 9705 SPECl ... LS (Ser.0212 th t I 31 ooo '"-w~"---".· --c: DRT ... 88 ~f1rm.ti73-50lldays, A UNIVERSITY .r uou ·On Y ' '77 SEVILLE & '77 • -~--A ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976B2102Door.4speed. Come see our miles.t568LPB>. ---------1 57,000 original miles. S42·S692eves. '74 Spider. hought new in t092PKE>. Was$3661 Oldsmobil• large selection or ONLY $3595 f~!i'i~f ~;jilvLe~~: 7~t.e·..:!f~~ 't~ Ught turquoise w /black '64 Pontiac Le llans Xlnt '76. 15,000 miles, ex· MOW $2995 Honda Cert • GMC Mercedes·Beni MAR"'UISTOYOTA Largest discount orr int.-....•-1-,m· ....... ., vinyl rocl . factory air transportation cat. Call cellent tond1t1on, hood T t • ,. ..,.,..., a..c•... ,,,_,, ccmd. (719Am) 3"" ft bra. /\:\I :FM. Call 888DOVESTREET racks spor scars. 70 Ml~IONVIEJO stlckers. Call Bob or mOor556-01.SS · 545-i.,.,a 5pm. 968-0863 NearMacArthur 2850Harbor8lvd. t h ru '76, 350 831·288049S.1210 Phil,Agts. MOWOM.Y$175 & Jamboree Roads Costa Mesa 540·9640 S L I 4 5 0 S L 751·8910 #8889 '73 Ford LTD Count.ry Joe V• Mor Audi 9707 83l·l300 available. Triumph 9767 Squire. AC, PS, PB, AM. ..WPOltTB II '73 Regal. Air. new tires. x Int cood. 549·3810 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Honda wgn. Low mi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 CdV. 39.000 ml, Root rack, HID shocks .• .-u--L-,,._._ To • BUYER Xlnl cond s:s.t!;O Bil)' or t.eue Brown /beige. Loaded. Dual -ar ••a•-. Nr n-»11'<R~ ....... ...,...... Mesa '7.5 Audi Fox, 30,000 m1. ,-· 41 11 h '9 TR61 completely re· llln .... .... ... .,._ 64M7t5 '68C&t.Goodeng. &trans. air. sunroof. xlnl l'ond See us first. & lasl ! Top 494· 1268 Finaiu:n~ ~vatr ~~~ bmlt, cnerry cond. Must As g ~700 CSlOOO un· steel radials. 54,.000 mi. . Runs x Int. New pnl. So\.300 64:i-7729 dollar paid for Imports. Jaguar 9730 l l~Jl .. Ni see! 494-1237 ~:r:.lue list. l 493·0l45 aft p)()O. 892·2965 62 Olds 88, 88,000 orig Clean. $500. 661-1543 Austftt.Healey 9709 COSTA MESA ~··•••••••••••••••••••• 71 /l2l-'7HO COLLECTOR'S item! '72 ";AICCnRtryd'Sqr,. Stn Wgnr. =!tr: ~~~~37~0~~t 1976 Pont.iac Sunbird, ••••••••••••••••••••••• DATSUN 67 Jaguar. Xlnt cond., • • I Stag convt thdtop. 4 9917 • a 10, " pass, r . 13.000 mt. XJnt C!ond . • 14,1 ... t' M . v.h1tc w 1blk mter. Right 66 Mercedes 250SE. Xlnt place 8 cyl auto air Camaro rack. xlnt cond $1595. 6·30 ~.Call 0£ie493-8122 2 A US 111 arina, 2845 Harbor Bl\ d. hand drl\ e . 61,000 Mi. cond. Lo mi. Best ofr. stereo lo 'mi S:1950 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-2633 _,..,., ·1 'Dr. 4 i-pd, xlnt conrl. Costa Mes'l: 540-6410 g)800. -1!!6·4888 aft6 pm 581»2770dy~. 552-0534 ev 1.5 .. c_353· 2 · · '68 Camaro, 6 cyl, stick, · 'OO 98 Luxury sedan. Full lluMlerbird 9970 5'1900 best offer. bl-1·1729 ..., •71 C t S d St pwr. Actual mi. 57,500. ---------·;6 b21J. 2 Dooi A:\I lf'M --· • c <. -R/H, xlnt mech cond. o~n ry e an a. $675. 540-5520 dys or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'MW 97 I 2 radio. Lo mi. :\lint cond. ·72 Jug X.16. red w /blk Int, 7 3 4 5 O ·-L ;;.) • l v" r Volksw-n 97i0 ~ 'bst ofr. 963·4336 Wgn, air. p IS. p /B. auto. 4~33&5eves '73 White in /out. all op· rtbll 1r ar..> • r.ng Metcedes. Elcc win· -7" &at $800. Gd C!Ond . tions.ti31<~. 1 . ._..J-over ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·6271. 552·7181 , (guaranteed) $7900. dows. FM. lo mi. t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-4308 ft ... "'"uu SADDLEBACK 542·6166 Connie 673·5600. owner. Must sell. 548.8281 '65 vw SPORTS CAR. Chevrol.t 9920 ---------69 Olds Vis ta Cruiser $3400.673-887:> ____ _ Make offer. Xlnl. run· ••••••••••••••••••••••• '62 Falcon. Clean, not run· Wgn, reblt eng, air. full V 9974 BMW '74 260.Z. 36000 m1, A~t/t'M. mags. Must t1cll ! S42SO. 493-7327 nnytime '72 XJ6. Burgundy w /blk '67 Sdn 6cyl, PS. PB. AC. Ding cond. 556-6975 •63 Chevy Nova. wagon. nlng. $125. Call aft &pm, !'...~1. ~g. Aoftw5nr• 55· 9G-039oo<15 •~•••••••••••••••••• int. Sec to bclie've! ~. Radials. idnt cond. Make Good trane. car. New 548·9492 """" ""'"" YEGA.76 COME IN & SEE THEALL HEW 6lOCSI NOW! COMPLETE BODY SHOP HOW OPEN 'i6 Longbl·d. 500U ml, flawle:.::.. Radio. Jll' :.hocks. s~a\' brace. fliJ.8617 • 640·8800 dys.' 759-1010 ofr. (714)292·7895. eves. 1971 VW Custom rear fen· brakea.M84116. $290.7 _6_L_T_D_4_d_r_._be_a_u_ti_fuJ-1PWo 9957 ev.es. •.66 250SE Coupe, xlnt den. whrde rear tlrFes. • . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mag w eels, AM/ M 1974 Malibu Clauic car, 26.000 m1, $5000 or '68 J<ig 420 sedon. xlnt cond, new paint. super radio, good condition. wagon All /FM stereo, bst ofr. 846-3242 1975 FORD ro nd , tape, FM . buy,$4250.835·3700 $1750. Call after5:30pm l.uuggg age rack. Good ,75 Grltn ada G h ia PIMTOSIDAM $3800 ofr. 536·7904 or •66 300 C Ith . 1 1 697·7205 cood. 4.DS-6799 AM/FM 2 cir full pwr' 4 .apeed. radio A be.aler &W·3670 · pe, r in · a r VW G P/W t' • 1 .J • with only 19,000 miles. suspensio n . $2495. 1968 BU ,74 NOVA HatC!hbaclt. . a r, nut res, .ac. 1..-RLY> 'll!J Roadster. roll bar. 2 '72E type,Vl2,2+2,uuto, 968-4494,636·9819 Xlnt cond. Auto. rblt 3l,000ml,Xlnttrarus,like Loaded. Must sell nowt ...... OML.YSZltS lops. new 1rninl, new all xtras, xlnt rood. MGI 9744 enl(inc. ~S0.831·2817 new. $2500. Phst9-224.3 Make clfer. 673·7050 ofc. clutch. Sll75. 49-1-9642 9>SOO. 645·3167 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 VW 412. Low mi. must or675-4238 hm. MARqUIS TOYOTA HATCHIAClC GT DEMO. 5 speed trans., air cond .• etc. (6505 /3S32 l. Was $3196. ONLY $3495 HOWARD ca.woaet Dove & Quail Sts. NEWPORT BEACH 133-0555 '75 280 Z 2+2. A /C, Mencia 9738 1973 MGB Road ster sell. Asking $2100/bst 197~ Nova·V8• Air cond., U..C-. 9945 MISSJONVJEJO Blaupunkt, stereo rass. '•••••'•'••••••••••••••••• w /radial tire:s & rally ofr. C.all eves 559.4743 p /B. p /S. Auto trans. 13 f ·2110 4tS.t 210 ·73 Vega GT W•g. Every n ew Mtl'h. tires & h 1 .,..1 AM /FMtapestereo.re.•••••••••••••••••••••••1----------l option but a&r. NEW SADDLEBACK Y ALLEY IMPORTS 831 -2040 495.4949 w ee s. AM /r " slenw ar window defroster, '71 Mark lll. Xlnt cond. 1975 Pinto Squ1'rA wgn. """'INE. T·1r--~-ks, :\lulholland shocks. bra, cassett 0 l'kt> ne to & '75 Scirocco. Showroom ~ .c.nu --. "" ..... mag~. 25K ma. lmmac. I •1cooo. 1 ·1 wv P Condition. Bought new io power trunk opener. $3500 PIS, P;B, V-6. auto. air, 39M. Perfert for gr<id. on Y .. • mi es. ery • $3250 Aller 7pm 893-6460 Call 673-0107 AM·FM tape. CB & rack. $7,095.586·6614 very clean. $3060. Pri. '76, AM /FM C!a ss. ~pp 962-5l9t _Sl:....500 __ .556_·27_38 ___ _ CREVIER ,75 8210. like new! pty.5$7·2743. $4000/offer.963·0668 1976CapriceCJassicSport 1977 Town Sedan. 3300 · · '74 VegaGTWagoo. i\\l/f~l . new radials. 1976 MGB '61 VAN. very cln .. reblt. V8 Auto trans, Factory miles. Never registered. '74 Pinto best offer. Must ~. belowwN>tesale. $1 u • HOADWA'I' S2500 firm ·19-HW\7 l2.000 mi. Asking $4600 eng .. new clutch, s hocks, air, lilt P JS. Split PW $10,750. 548--4326 sell. ' Offer. 551-21~ SAtfTA AllA I 73·240Z. air. AM ;fo'M, 846·7124Calleves. C B. $800 /best ofr. ~~~::~~~l~b::ekr~'o Mcnft'idc 9947 992.qm 1976 Chevy Vega, xlnt 835·3171 mag 11. S4 2 ~O . t m . Mire........ f740 '73 White MGB for sale by S92·0029 radio, vinyl roof. Etc. ••••••••~••••••••~••••• '72 Pinto. vinyl top. 4 spd, rond. like new, very Jo TMlVlTll\llATEDR•v•NoM•C:H•NE muculatc runs !{real.••••••••••••••••••••••• orig. owner. Xlnt cond. 197l super Bug. Michelin 893-6460after 7pm. 72 Mavenck, lo mt, xlnt fl6)t mi. New tires. Xlnt mi.631·24 15days/eve •USED 8MW1s * 642-20i2 MB ·73 2808E 4.5. like Call 551·5410. tires, A /C. good cond. '72 Chevelle Malibu. p ;s. coad.., ~2571 ~. Sl495• Pb4116-8862 ·; 13 0 C1w s H 7-IGLWB l!Yil Dalsun 2407.. Aulo. new. fully loaded. 1 Pantera 9747 $1500. 673·2762 p /8, air. low ml, gd '74 Squire Wgn, auto, mag g anything wilh a Dally Pilot Classified Ad is a simple mauer . . . just C!all 642-5611. in 2002 ·bpd s H 950NLF mag;., oni.: owner. &~r; ~)082~~e name ••••••••••••••••••••••• Baja Bug, new cng. new cond. $1950. 752-0088 Have aomething to sell? whls & Ures. Xlnl cond. Clos~ On Sundays s::isoo 192.2133 1 · i2 mech perfect. Xtras. trans & brks, Call art ,55 t d 396 Clau.if'ted ads doll well. $i!800. 5'5-2529 · II 4pm, 557·1678 wo-oor wagon . Autos, N~w 9800 Autos, New 9100 ~os, Mew 9800 Price includes a owa~ce Auto trans. nu int. $1500 ...... Mew tlOO Alllos. Mew '800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• for nev. pnt of chotce. "72 Super Beetle. Snrf. 4. orbsl/ofr. 558·8Ul8 ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• · S13,7SO. 673·Si77 spd. Top cond. Must sell. 1-----------::~~as;=:::;::-------ilPorsct. 9750 400.2647 1s Moote cu10. PLUS f-'X & LICENSE New '77 Rabbit including fuel injection. 1.6 liter OHC engine. 4 speed. front disc brakes. rack & pinion steering, 4-wheel Independent suspension. and hatchback. Ser. #177317~351 . CHAMPAGNE tomOMs AVAtLAILE IMMIEDIA Tl DBJVBY '76 VW Rallblt ••••••••••••.•.••.•••••••••• Sl 199 • •o dh t<"IT t.91:1 f'K1;·o ,~__, St-.. •R..,.ot\' '72 VW 411 Waaon ........................ $2299 A!Ao fact --IH.21(f"" '71 vw ~bac• ...•..•••••••••••••••••• s' ''' 1'wl"nO•"t-llHllO "'Sil;~&-· '7 5 VW Scirocco ••••••••••..•...••.•..•.•• $]611 •wt -'Ml,.M_I_ >llfW"""" tni*"81 •71 YW.... • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Slfff • "° ·-...;:iiilcu.1 . ·10 vw ~ .....•.....•......•......•..•• $1611 ...... _.~(MOQ(\I\ '65 C•"-"• .•.•••••••••...••••••••••••••• $4-111 ·-· -· ...... ,,_ ....-nt•t-<11CM4611 • '7 0 IWd MCIYtrlclr AlllO rtdlO f~I - ••••••••••••••••••••••• '16 Rabbit 4.dr, AM·FM. _67_"_te_lZ1_ne_:_"_ 1 _ 08 _d_ed_._ss_i_oo-1. '60 3568. Silver. &ood air, 4spd, coc:oa brwo cond. S2800. 642·567SClays 15.000mi. $3850. or eves. 495· 1938 552-3816 914 1.8 '74. 36,000 mi. new 1911 Beetle. R /H. Gd pnt. lmmac c ond. cond.$1200rash. 5.)450/bstofr. 832·2597. 494·2130 'f>l Chevy Wen. '7S 350 eng. Loaded. only 16,000 mi on eng $525. 646-3833 '61 Impala, 2 dr Hardtop.I new eng, paint. shoc:ks. carb, tires. Xlnl cond. '71 914., gd. cond. Must Vol•o 9772 r795/oCfer. 586-6614 sell. best orrer! 536-9979 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------l evesor\Vlcnds. OR ....... GECOU...-Y Must sell 69 Chevelle "'" "' MaUbu 350. aut.o. air. 1973 9UT, brown. good VOLVO xlnt 1nt. new pain t. cond .• best offer. Call EXCLUSlVELYVOLVO s hocks. brks. $97S eves,673-6409 Largest Volvo Dealer 646-a>88 '75 T g 91 ls S· 1 /blk in Orange County! ar a · t ver BUY or LEAS!:: 1!172 Chevrolet ~gswood intr, 35.000 mi. Asking DIRECT 9 pass. station wgn. Sl.2,200. 675-5985 ..,,.....,.. ______ .. 1 $1450. Ph 642· 7910. 9·Spm -=~:!~\~F· ... ~ '!!':~:.::.:."7· .... 88 PorsC!be 912. reblt 2025 S. ~ '71Malib 2d PIS P/B motor, magi, AM /f'M ~!"1 75Q-2011 A/C, A~/n.~: I~ mt: stereo, $4915. (714) 768-1"2 •ft. 1 pm ol' 630·7080 dys, 675·3985 '75 Volvo 24_5 Stn. Wgn. S49-2M2days. eves. PS, PB. atr, AM/FM,1----.::..-----1 r11ck, xtra seat. $5450. '719141.7. Metallic blue, P.P. 581'-7451. low ml, AM/FM 8 track, --------- new radials. Perf cond. Must sell, going abroad. SJ950/bs~ orr. 638·3483 or 644-4437 ~--------I A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT ... When President Carter's Rebate pr~CJram is passed, you will receive the followlnCJ Rebates: --.. 1973 JAVBJM V-8. automatic. 11r conditioning. power steering. power brakes. AM/FM radtO with 8 trade. neater. whitewall tires. Vlnvt roof. (508GHU} '2195 1975 PLYMOUTH MY 173 VWIUG • cyhnder. rdo. heater, mags. (C>e51..JCI '1595 lt7Z PLYMOUTH FUIY 1974 CHEVY MAUIU CLASSIC V-8, automltlc. air conditioning. power steering, tlnllkas. radio. healer. whit8-111 tires. vinyl toP. (7181($()) '2295 lt76 CHIYSLB V-8. automatic. eir conchtionlng. PCIW8f' steering. ~. automltie. air conditioning. PoW8' steering. ')()W8f' brakes. radio. twater. wtlitewlll tires. vinyl pow. bnNs. l'ldlo. heater, whit.-1 tires. vinyt oof. (101LPCI roof. (128GJC) COltDOIA COWi v..a. automatiC. air condttlont'llJ. PoW8' steering, power brakes. power windows. power seats. AM/FM fldio, heater. whitewall t~. Vlnyl roof. V-8. autOl'nllllc. air c6ndltlonlng, power steering, powtr brakee.. radio, Mater. whitewall tires. (0110U0) '1195 ~,E~·-1111 1976 PLYMOUTH 176 PLYMOUTH AllY · FUIYJ~TWA&OM · V-8. automlllc. atr cotldltfonlng. PCIW8f' stterln;. V-8, autOfl\&tic. air conditioning. PoW9f' steering. radio. heater. whitewall tires. crufaeoonttol, ~ tokes. radio. healllf'. whitewall tires. vinyl lug9~ reek. (554PWN) root. (539PXG) 13895 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS BRAND NEW l 977 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT . TERRA PICK-UP BRAND NEW I 977 INTERNA rrONAL ICOUT 11 4 WHEEL DRIVE By&Otl RTMaasa ........ ~ .... , contmera1 continued to 1wtrl T\lesctay ht over the ret nt tontrad Mtl.hlment whlcb 1a~ HuataQCtoo Be~h City School District teachers a •.1 ~t PU~· -Roy How taid that feJlow i trustee Norma Vander Molen t Jbould be reprimanded tor at- tempUDS to block a(l'eement on . . lttml m&nd•ted by the majority of the board. -Parent and homeowner Sttve SCbuma~ber queattoned the cred.iblllt1 ol the bOard. He 1&1d he f tk cauestlon• coneemlnc th• coatract remain unanswered. -Board President Brian Garland hi\ at "ainisterlsm. byPoCfisy and cYntclsm" on the part of critlct and aald be would DOt .,. • part o( it. School at tlae Zoo -Board member. Norma' Vander Molen, who previoualy said that Garland's position on the boitd 1i a conlllct ot interest. annowiced that ahe stood behind her statements ''100 percent." Garlal)d ls a teacher at Edison Hieb School ind LI a member of the Callfomia Teachers Asaocla· tlon. Schumacher repeatedly sought an1wers Tuesday night to a "Buzz" Amble's filth grade students at College Park Scbool in Costa Mesa paid their own way to the San Diego Zoo today with money they raised collecting old newspapers. The 32 kids raised $500 - and saved 15 tons of paper -which was enough to hire an air-conditioned bus and buy zoo tickets. Now, if the driver can just get them back inside the bus .... Y alley ~abs Money For Arts F aciliiy By RAYMOND ESTRADA Ill. Ol IM O.lly "let Stttt Fountain Valley city coun- 1 cilmen bave earmarked $385,225 in federal revenue sharine funds 1 for a proposed $1.S million mulU- 1 purpose cultural arts facility I which would be located at Mlle } Square Park. I Mayor Roaer Stanton said !Band Plays Tonight l The Fountain Valley Com· f munity Band will present a free outdoor concert lonigbt at the ci- 1 ty Recreation Center. 16400 ' Brookhurst St. I Tuesday the revenue sharing funds may. be used tor other purposes if a six-month feaslblll· ty stud.>' ot the project shows that addlUonal funding for the build· ing ls dOt available. Meanwhile, Stanton said, the funds will be placed in a holding account until a flnal decision is reached on the cultural arts buildinc. Mayor Pro Tem Bernie Svalstad, the only councilman to vote against the measure, said be wanted to use $146,000 of the re- venue sharini fUbds for a new cl· ty fire truck '8d street sweeper. But Stanton and Councilmen Georae Scott and Al Holllnden said they were opposed to using revenue sharing to buy any new city equipment. Svalstad again proposed a $1 milUon bond issue to let voters decide if they wanted the pro- posed cultural arts center. Coun· cllman Marvin Adler agreed with the bond idea. "If the ctuaem Of Fountain Vallef don't want to pay foe the the building, they'll vote aginst It," said Svalstad. Svalstad said he feared the council would have to allocate 1eneral city funds to provide e.noueh money for the fac1Uty'1 contruction. Public Worts Director Wayne Osborne said that, if the councU sbould later declde not to use the $38$,225 for the propoaed build- hat, another ~bUc bearlni oo bow to use thi. Mdl Is req\iJred by law. .HBAction lJn Sliate'board Park Delayed Action on l' skateboard park proposed for Huntington Beach's Central Park bas been delayed by a state requirement for en- vironmental study. A decision OD a lease Involving the facility planned by Universal Skateboard Parka, ltlc .. had been scheduled this week by the clly council. Assistant Planning Director Jim Palin said that envitonmen- tal documentation is required before that action can be taken. He said omctals bad been ln· formed of that requirement three montbsafo. Palin sllid an Initial atud>-will be made by the planning depart· ment and it might include pogsi· ble parking and noise impact. The city councU will decide if the possible Impact will require a full or partial ea:avlronmental im· pact report Ol' a neaative declaration. If an JtlR La called for, it'Will go before a public hearit\g. Tbe proposed park bas stirred controversy aDd Qpponents have called for a public! bearinf. ~dnwhlle, a petition drive asking c:ifficial1 to bait~ project until the public can ~ heud baa been launched. Paw a. Burkerilleld said that more than 1,000 residents bav• signed the fol"1JlS u of Monday, She said the dnve wlll C!Olltinue. charce by Mra. Vander MOien that the board prealdent <Garland) had takell it upoci bimstlf to initiate cbu1es Ln the contract proposal and dllcusaed matten with the teacher representative on a personal basis al'ld btd not followed a pre- scribed format. How, fin1abiq I ftve-pace re- buttal that be llald covered Mn. Vander Molen'a charces, aald Employment in Oranie County climbed to a record,, hl&t) ~.300 jobs last month, accordlq to figures releued today by the State Employment. Development Denrtment (EDD> While ezqployment reached a record level the county's season•I adjusted unemploy- ment rate climbed •lilbtly last month to reach .C.8 percent. 4 month earlier EDD reported Orange County's unemployment rate at.C.5 percent. When compared to May, 1976, last month's employment .fieures in the county indicate an expand· ing job market as well as decreased unemployment. A year earlier tor ex•mple the number of employed persona in Orange County stood at 775,700 and the county's unemployment . ra" bov'"4 at f.2 ))9rcen~. Major 1atn areas in employ· rneut included manufacturiq and tbeeonstructlon industry. In conatrucUon for eUllijlle, EDD's ~ 1bow ln Mat me there were 27. 700 wo,ken employed. Last month there were 37.900 conatructlon Jobs in the county. · Accordint to EDD'• monthly labor report, the construction boom..hJ,s been alded by *·' million worth of federal funda 35L4 Cop• ReP,rimanded LOS ANGELES (AP) ,_ Thirty.five Loi Angeles pollcb of- ficerJ involved in unaut~orized or accidental •hooting incidents in the last two years have re- ceived disciplinary action, said Asst. Chief Daryl Gates. AU but one officer went SUS· pended for no more than 10 days for the incfdents, which resulted in death or injury to an tmln· volved bystander. Gates said the officer most seriously disciplined was terminated frotn the depart· menL that he did not eon1ult with others on a personal basis but couldn't apeak for others on the board. Schumacher said this was not a direct pswer, and asked other board otticlala it they were available to respond. "They know lbe ans\ters and tbey won't step forward," Schumacher said. Garland remained silent poured into local public work projects. . EDD predicted the unemploy- ment rate will rise slightly this month "as new graduates enter the labor market." "Summer hiring for manulac· luring firms should be more brisk than last year and ... Boils throu&b<>Ut this line of questioo- lnf. Durlne a recess, Garland told a reporter be did bold disc~ions with the teacher representative but only in gerteral terms in or- der' to iet oeeotiations eolni aealo. Garland said be didn't answer Schumacher's quest.ions because he wouldn't permit Schumacher <See PAY, Page AZ> employer commen"ts on the three-month ouUoot are general- ly favorable," EDD said. That forecast was backed by a prediction that employment in restaurants, retail trade outlets. tourist attractions and hospitals will &ain substantially in the next three months. New Allaway Evldeaee PomD Filnu· Shown .At Site of Slaying New evidence fbat led to the dtclara.tloa ot a mtatrial ln Ounce County SUperior Court acUoq aiainst accused campus tcWer Edward a.arte. AU•way ma7 tnclude auerUoM tbat pornocrapb!c rums were 1ecretly 1b0Wd al cal State hll~'s ~mpusmedla center. Campus Pollce Cblet Jerry O'Keefe would neither confirm nor deny the emteoce of such. pOrnocrapbic material.a when qudtlobed today about the evidence be turned over to the district aUomey's office. "We conducted an investiga- tion on campus and we advised the prosecution of the reJU}ta or that tnveatlptlon, '' O'Keefe said. "J don't Intend to $aY anytblnJ more at this time." Chief Deputy District Attorney .lames Enrlght, who ls prosecut· ing Allaway, made that evidence available to Deputy Public Defender Ron Butler immediate· ly aftet examining the evidence supplied by O'Keefe. Judge Robert P . Kneeland declared a mistrial and ended fout days of jury examination after being assured by Butler that the ''significant new evidence" would alter bis entire defense posture and lead to closer questioning of prospective jurors. Allaway, 37, has pleaded UiQo. cent and lnnocent by reason ol ln· sanity to charges that be killed .. seven peopl• and wounded two others 1.D a sbooti~ tPree last Ju· ly 12 ln ind around the campus library. The media center where porno- graphic mma reportedly were displayed ii in the basement oft.be library building. Allaway ooce woTked as ajanitorin that area. Enright refused to comment on the possibility that pornographic films, if they existed, played any part in bis decision to advise the defense ol new developments. He explained that the informa· lion he immediately shared with the defense was being held COD· fldenUal by the court and that be was not in a posltion to comment on it today. But it was learned from another source close to the trial that a ~port submitted by a psychiatrist who examined Al· lawpy lo the county jail led to the campus investieatio11 by O'Keefe and bis staff and the submission of their finc:linp to Enrieht. Judge Kneeland will schedule a new trial date Monday. It is~ pected that be will set Aug. 2lor the resumption or action against AUaway. J97SlliC•,.. IRS Auditing Carter's Tax WASIUNOTON <AP> -Th aovemrnent h 1ud1Uo1 Pr I· dent Cart•'• ln r turn Jot 1'7S, U1e 1ear coot a tu ,000 dedUC' tlon for f rnt machinery purc hatu. -., pru ldenU&il spokesman 111td today Tht' audit 111 ~ln1 mcadt• ¥t lhc 1n1ttauve ot t.bt lnlt'mal Revenue ~n IC.. H id Whltf' HOUH ~· l ) Preu s Sec retar y Reir Granum. But ht 11ld Carter wanu tus rftums audited every ~ear tw lt tn otnce from now on. • "It ta tbe President'• wlah that _.bile he la in office that bu PAY ••• to interrogate the board as 1f 1t were an "mqwsJllon." Garland said be fell that Schumacher had a personal ax to grind "and wanted some ink 111 the newspaper " Schumacher said be wanted aQJwers to legitimate questions. Garland read a letter lo a near- ly overflowing audience in which district negotiator John Miller defended the board's action. Miller said the contract was settled in good faith negotiations and that it met all lecal requlre-m ents. The HOME Council, a group .comprised of representatives of a number of Huntington Beach homeowner associations, had called for clarification of the con· tract which was approved by May 17 by school trustees The council asked to know the process by which negotiations toqk place and whether the settle- ment put an excessive demand on the district's reserves Public Vie Of Trash Dump Okayed West Orange County residents doing weekend cleanup chores this summer will be able to use a Stanton trash dumping station on Saturdays, county supervisors decided Tuesday. The board voted 4· l lo try a Ju- ly through S,eptember experi- ment, opening the Stanton sta· tion to the public as a Saturday convenience. The trash transfer station at 11232 Knott St. and two other sta- tions In the county now are open- ing only to commercial trash trucks. The truck drivers unload trash there, transferring it to larger trucks for hauling to coun· ty landfills. The co\ll\ty's four landfills are open to the public on week.end~. Supervisor Ralph D1edr1ch cast the lone vole against the ex· periment, saying he was worried about the $13,000 operation cost ror the three-month Saturday operation. He also said he was concerned about county liability for citizens using the station. Garden Grove Mayor J . Tillman Williams s aid busi- nessmen In his area favored the Saturday openings, hopinc it would keep residents from dutnp- 1ng discarded items behind busi· nesses. But Board Chairman Tom Riley asked, "Do you really believe that opening on Saturday wilt cause people not to dump things behind stores'>" "No, by golly I really don 'l ," Williams replied. However he quickly added U)at he thought a few people mtst\t be encouraged to carry discarded Items to the transfer atallon. Supervisor Ralph Clark said he thought the Saturday opening was a good Idea but asked that ci· ty officials In the area co-operate by lettlns residents know "there is a place they can now dump legally." "'" DAILY PILOT returns be audit~." Granum told r~n. "It Juat aeema to be ln tvet')'one'• beat interut." Or•wn aaicfbt dld not ~ow tb• 1pec c reuon for lh• OIWO-ln1 IRS audJt or wbal prompted It "ll did not come frol'n a com· puter printout." he declared, re- f er rln.i to routine computer •elect.loo of retuma trom penona with Iara• incomes and bl8 dt· ductlonl. Tht spoke.man alao said he did not llnow whether the audit wu started durlnt the admlnlatra· tlon ti carter's RepubUcao pre- decessor, Gerald R. Pord, or ex- actJy when it besan. Asked whether Carter relt the audJt is politically motivated, Granum replied: "There's no feeling on our part that 1t is." As for wbat the IRS is question· ing about the President's 1975 re- turn, Granum said "there's no particular interest in a specific thing that we're aware of." He said he would, ask Carter's accountant, Robert Perry of Americus, Ga., near Carter's home town of Plains, and then determine whether the White House would provide the answer or leave it up lo the IRS to say. Perry, eontacted in Americus, refused to say anything about the audit without White House authorization. The Internal Revenue Service declined com- ment. "It is not unusual at all for so· meone with a high income to have an audit performed," Granum said. He noted that Carter's 1975 re- turn, which was made public by the President during bis cam- paign for the White House, in- ct udes a "big portion" of income from Carter's partnership with his brother, Billy, and mother, ·Miss Lillian, in the family peanut warehouse. Neither Miss Lillian nor Billy could be reached for comment immediately in Georgia But Atlanta lawyer and longtime Carter adviser Charles Kirbo said he understood the IRS was auditing the warehouse'. The tax return shows Carter paid $17,4-84 in tax that year on an income of $136,138. The return shows he took a $41,702 deduction related to purchases of farm machinery. ·'The big deduction that year was the equipment," Granum said. He said be didn't know who the I RS notlfied about the audit or when but that the President learned about the audit from Robert Lipshutz, his White House counsel. Lipshutz' olfice referred all in- quiries to the Whlle House press office. Mediators Try Again ASSEN, The Netherlands (AP)-South Moluccan terrorists hold- ing 53 hostaies on a .hi- jacked train in northern Jfolland agreed today to al- 1 ow two Moluccan mediators to once again try to negotiate an end to the 17-day siege, the Dutch government announced. Earlier today, the ter- rorists released a 46-year- old man from the traln, stopped in pastureland out- side Assen, and said be needed immedlate hospitalization. He was the third hosta1e released by the gunmen since the early moments of the hijackinc May 23. Police Clear Suspect in County Death Fullerton poUce have cleared and released a man arrested Sunday on ausp1clon of the 1tabo bins murder ol a 20·year-old secretary lut Saturday nt,ht. Cleared of suaplclon in the 1la1lnl ot Debo-rah t.Jem waa Wotrcans Wa)'lle Cocourat. 80, ot HU Yo~ba Linda Blvd,. Fullerton. Kocourek, wbO 11\'H within the same tJ)at'tment eomplea •• the murdet vkt1m1 had no part In \ho crime, pollcuald. He wu arrested Sunday about lt houra aftei Mlaa 1Jem '• nude body wu found on the noor ot a bedroom IJl bet apartmenL At tht Ume ol the murder, police said there was no evlderieo to indicate the youna woman hild beeD MKUally mol11led or Ulll robbery wu •a motl•t for her ilayt.q, -. - . . ... -........ FIREMEN HUDDLE AROUND SHATTERED CABIN CONTAINING CRASH VICTIMS' BODIES Homw tturtMd From Sky Over Upland Tue8dar, Ktmng Sporteman Tate, Four Frtenda Crash. Wreckage Probed Five Yicti,""' of Upland Duaa~r ldsntified By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ol IM o.11, ...... Staff Wrecka1e amounting lo a few cardboard cartons full of charred hardware wu being sorted today in the probe of Tuesday's air crash at Upland in which Newport Beach sportsman Joseph 'nmothy "Tim" Tate aRd four others perished. Late Tuesday coroner's de- puties completed the exceedingly difficult task of identifying all tbe dead who died when the crumpled ball of metal that was an Aero Commander e~ploded. Besides Tate, 50, who Uved at the Balboa Bay Club in N~wport Beach, they included pilot William Miller, 30, of La Palma; Dale Gibson, 40, and his wife Susan, 32, of Arcadia, and YvoMe Elise DeNijs, 28, of El Cajon They died of both Impact in- juries and extreme burns when the crippled twin engine aircraft zoomed out of a cold, wet over- cast and slammed into a two- slory apartment house. The building was destroyed. Blackened fragments of the six-seal executive aircraft are being gathered at Cable Airport, * * * less iban a mll4; away, where Na- tional Transportation Safely Board crash experts will study them. "What wreckase?" remarked one NTSB inspector when aaked today if all rema.lninc debris bad been taken from the cruh scene in an apartment complex direct- ly off the end of the private airfield runway. •'That plane burned pretty bad· ly," he added. The Federal Aviation Ad · ministration itself bas stepped out of the investigation today, as is customary. John Tamplin. operations manager or· the FAA general a vlation district office, con- firmed pilot Miller was flying on instruments when he suddenly radloedlheplanewuintrouble. "We don't know exactly w.bat the trouble was,'' Tamplin atrded. "Visibility was less than one mile and there was a ceiling of less than200feet." Knowledgeable witnesses on the iround -accustomed to daily flights over th~lr nei~hborhood -r-told in- vesligators, however, it seems clear the pilot was encounlerinc engine trouble. One man described at least ooe of n, engines as operalin1 spas niodically. Still others said it was obvious the stricken plane was making an attempt to return to the field, which at that point was invisible ·rrom aloft due to the cloud cover, when it zoomed out of the over· cast at roughly a 4-S·d~gree angle. "Il came in like an artillery shell," said apartment tenant Carl Rotondi, who dragged his wife from their apartment and ran -knocking on other tenants' doors -attec the thunderous crash. Poultry Grant Kirk Richard Smith of Foun- tain Valley has been awarded a $500 scholarship from the Pacific Egg and P-oultry Association. Smith is a graduate student in poultry science at Oregon State University. V~lerga 1ail 'Jlerui . Begi,m Former Oran1e County as· aessor Jack Valler1a reported to the Ventura County jail Tuesday to belin servina the 60-day term he received followtnc bis convl~ lion on multiple crlmlnal cbar&es. Valler1a. 55, has been assigned to the jail's w~rk furlough center at Camarillo Municipal Alrport. He is one ol 131 such inmates who are permitted to leave the center each mornina for work provided tbey return at a fix.ed hour each nJchr. Jail officlals sald VaJlerga could expect to be released on or about JulY 21 if he qu1Ufies for cood behavior reduction of bis sentence. They said Vallerga, former aide in the UJessor's office to convicted former congressman Andrew Hinshaw, has rented of. face apace lo Thousand Oats and wlll be allowed to travel each day from the Camarillo cenler to his office. VaUerga will be compelled to pay the county between 10 per· cent and 20 percent of his gross income up to $8.98 a day while be .serves his sentence. Those tunda are used to def ray work furlough program costs, of· ricials explained. Vallerca wa.s convicted lo Ve~ tura County Superior Court of charges of misappropriation of public funds, grand theft and conruct of interest. It was successfully alleged In his trial that he illecally profited from the sale of an Orange Coun· ty-owned computerized property appraisal program made availa· ble to asaessment officials of a South Carolina county. It was testl.fled that Valler1a. received more than $3,000 in fees as a result or his illegal actions. Vallerca was one of 11 as. sessor's office employes indicted. by the Orange County Grand Jury after a long investigation of that office. Hinshaw has been found cullty in two Orange County Superior' Court triala. His appeal bas been rejected in one case and lJ still being considered 1n the other. Vallerga, who chose to be tried outside Ora.nee County in his two tr la la, wu found guilty by a ~em County SUperior Court judge in Baltet<Sfleld of conspir•cy charges a.M sentenced to one year's probation. Autopsy Work Set for Plane Omh Yretinu Summer Bodies or five people killed in Tuesday's Upland air tragedy, including Newport Beach sportsman Joseph Timothy "Tim" Tale, will net be released until completion or autopsy work, the Rivenide County Public Ad· · mlnlstrator's office sald today. Dental charts are being com- pared by coroner's deputies working with the remains to be 100 percent certain of idenLities, Riverside Public Administrator Ben Rubldow: explained. Beyond that technrtaUty, he said, there is virtually no doubt who the victims are. The bodies were taken to Stone Funeral Home in Upland, where 1 spokesman •aid remains of Yvonne Ellie DeNija, 28, of El Cajon, would be forwarded to Westminster Memorial Park In Weatmlnsttr. A apok11man there said her family, which llvea in the area, was conferrln1 about arranae· men ts. No servlcea had yet been &et, or mortuaries desl1nated in their home areu for other victl014, the Up la.ad funeral home'• ataff said. A representaUve for the War· ren T1t4 famllY, ot, '8 Linda Isle, Newport Beach, aald the family wae awltllll releue ol their son and brother'• ~ before mak-lns plafta. SPokesmen at the Balboa Bay Club: where Mr. Tate lived, u.td today they have been besieged with calla from friends with querte. aboial funeral services. A partner In the family's Pomona c.dillac dtalenhtp, Mr. 71tt wu an avid fisherman and extremel,y aellve ln the Harbor Area y~ aod social scene. Ht was chairman of a 1port111hinc c1trby aponsoreij by tbe lntematJonil Licht . Tackl• Tournament Auootatlon ULTTA> ~nd en rout• to Baja's Cabo San Lucu for lt -.hen be died. D•troyed Jn tbe craab or the plan. rqtatered to tho Tat..'s 1uto acency were numerous trophl for the winners carried amona other car•o Jo U1e alrcrlft Tb• three olher victims belld11 Mr. Tate and Mf'1. DcNi· J• were ttom La Palma and Areadla. Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world of distinctive home furnish\ngs is all about . . . now at savings from 10 to 50%•. It's all here waiting to ~erp you change a so-so home into . . something glorious for years to come. V1s1t us today and discover a whole new way to live. s e Save from 10 to t 50% i VOL. 70, NO. 1S9, 3 SECTIONS, .f6 PAGES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1977 TEN CENTS Borno Lmked to Allaway Mistrial? New evi that led to the 4•claratlo of • • mlalilal lo Orana CoantJ p rtor CoUrt attica ., ueuaed campus killer Edward C rl Allaway may lat'lude auertlona that ~c ntma were Hcrclly abown at Cal State l'ulltrton'1 cam~ media cen\eT .• C1m Polite Chief Jerry O'Keefe Would neither conllrl)l nae delay \be exw nee ol 1ucl\ poornocnphlc material• when· quutlontd today about the evldenc• ht turned over to tho dlatrlct 1uomey'a otrlee. "We cOnducted an Inv t11•· lion on campU. and we advi od th~ proMCulJon of th r 1ulw ot that lnv11tl1at1on, •• O'Keefo sald. "1 dOn'l Intend to HY anythhlc mor at t.bJ1 lime." Cblel Deputy District Attorney Jama Enrlfhl, who la pr01eCut· in& Allaway, mad~ that evidence available to Deputy Public Defender Ron Butler tmmedlate· ly after uamtnlnc the evidence sup,Pllod by O'Keefe. Judae Robert P. Kneeland declared • mistrtaJ and ended four day1 of jury examination after beiril assured by Butler that the 11ai1niflcanl new evidence" wowd alter bis entire defense poature and lead to cloter quest.lonln& of prospective Jurora. Allaway, 37, has pleaded lnn<>- cent and innocent by reason of in· sanity to cbarees that he kllled seven people and wounded lwo others in a abootll\1 spree last Ju. ly U in and afOUJld the campus library. Tbe medla center where pomO" arapbic film1 rePortedly were ctl1played ls ln lbe basement of the library bulldini. Allaway once workedasajanitorinthatarea. Enright refused lo comment on the possibility that pornographic films, if they existed., played any part in his decision to advise the defense of new developments. He explained that the informa- tion he immediately shared with the defense was being beld con- fidential by the court and that he was not in a position to comment onittoday. But it was learned from another source close to the trial that a report submitted by a psychiatrist who examined Al· la way in the county jail led totbe campu.. investiaatlon by O'Keefe and his staff and the submission of their findings to Enright. Judge Kneeland wilt schedule a new trial dale Monday. It is ex- pected that be wiU set Aui. 2 for the resumption of action against Allaway. Carter Audited · $11,000 Farm Deduction Eyed O.Uy tllli.I -·'" ue l'•Y ... Amongst the Turtle• I WASHINGTON (AP) -The government is auditing Presi- dent Carter's tax return for 1975, the year he took a $41,000 deduc· tion for farm machinery purchases, a presidential spokesman said today. The audit is being made at the initiative or the Internal Revenue Service, said White House Depu- ty Presss Secretary Rex Granum. But he s aid Carter wants his returns audited every year he is in office from now on. "It is the President's wish that while be is in office that his returns be audited," Granum told reporters. "lt just seems to be in everyone's best interest." Teacher Patty Nelson poses with Turtle Rock School's firs t and fourth graders, who are wearing student and teacher· made turtle costumes as part of the original musical "Shells." The youngsters performed for other Turtle Rock students today and will give two more performances. for parents and students, Thursday. Job Total Hits Record For County ' Road Foes -Wini Point 3' • • Employment in Orange County climbed to a record b'gh 822,200 jobs last month, accordlng to figures released today by the State Ernplannent Development Department (EDD>. About 200 Turtle Rock resi· dents jammed Irvine City Hall Tuesday night and convinced the City Council lo consider moving the controversial Bonita Canyon Road alignment about a mile and . es. Council members listened to a lengthy, well-organized presen- tation by the Sierra Bonita Com· munity Assoclt\tion and then vot- d unanimously to have atarf members examine the residents' proposition. The staff will return with details at the July 28 meet· ing. · Five residents from lhe Sierra '!Bonita homeowners· group spoke, calling the plan to con· 1struct a six-lane road behind !their homes a "disaster." a ,"tragedy" and a "nightmare." r They claimed the major roadway is unnecessary, would <h!slroY the natllral beauty or lhe Bonita Canyon area and would significantly lower the value or their homes. There are already two access roads into Turtle Rock Village- one al Campus Drive and the other at Ridgeline Drive. However, according to city zoning reg1,1lations. a third ac· cess route Is needed before the 2,600th Turtle Rock unit is built. There are currently about 2,200 Coast Weathe r Mostly cloudy along the coast through Thursday with spotty early morning dr1nle and hazy arte~ noo o sunshine Lows tonisht near 60. Hishs Thbrsday mid lo upl>er 60s a\ beaches and low to mid 70s inland. INSIDE TODA 't' A Micltigmt woman doim• •II# can ®plicol• an Oreo coolcie, Kanfuclc!J Fried Chic't.t'7f1 "Jl HCTct qfcea" and lh• Bio Moc Sp•cial ,.. Sowce. Storr A1. ·•••ex "'911ttn. .. ..... ..., Mwilc 9-• a1 111 .. , ... ,........ .. MellMM....._ M,14 Drt"911C-'' .e ....... ,,.,. ~ 11..t Or,Mll+llc .... M ,_.~ .. '""""" .. .,,..,_ ... , Wt~tllH A4 ..., .. _ a M While employment reached a record level the county's units in Turtle ~k. decided not to extend Culver seasonal adjusted unemploy- The city had planned to build Drive south t.o serve as a route to ment rate climbed slightly last an extension of Bonita Canyon the coast, city planners decided, month to reach 4.6 percent. Road, between Culver Drive and tbrougt\ an analysis by a com-A month earlier EDD reported Sand Canyon Road, to serve as puter traffic model, that a six· Orange County's unemployment the third access route. ll bad laae Bonita Canyon Road would rate at 4.5 percent. nbP<eeMn~idve"'n>1-tti>9ifte~!d-e~t-"l¥Ha"'"'"' 6M<t1t!is-1t:t~· m~es--b•e""11•ec"'ess_.,111ar,..yr-, -------..,.wrrhcce==no-=:co:o;;m=pa=:r=::ea,.,...,tr.:o:-M'llJr";:a"'"y=-, ..... 1 .. 111"'6-, as either a two-lane or four-lane Accordinr to Howard Welns· last month's employment figures road. teln. president of the Sierra in the county Indicate an expand· However,whenthecitycouncll <See ROAD,PageA2) ing job market as well as * * * * * * decreased unemployment. Tr ffi ., d A year earlier for example the a e ape number of employed persons in Orange County stood. al 775,700 . and the cpunty's unemployment Turtle Rocker M*• a Point Once all the upper Turtle Rock residents bad had their say al Tuesday's public hearing, a lower Turtle Rock woman took the podium and made a pitch for the folks on her end of the hill. Gloria Silber, who moved to a Turtle Rock Broadmoor home on Turtle Rock Drive nine years. ago. told the council that lower Turtle Rock residents have traf· fic problems. too. To Illustrate her case, she whipped oul a portable tape re- corder and switched on sounds or upper Turtle Rock residents go- ing up and down Turtle Rock Plane Crash Drive -right past her house. A bush settled over the packed council chambers as council members and upper Turtle Rock residents in the audience listened lo the sounds of noisy tramc. "And I taped this in my back • yard patio al U o'clock in the morning. Think what it's like at ruab hour!" Mn. Silber said. Arter about 30 seconds or the ' traffic noise. Mayor Dave Sills remarked , "Reminds me of when we llSed to listen. to the Indianapolis raee, before TV.'' Mrs. Silber said lower Turtle Rock folk agreed with the recom- mendation by those at the upper end of the village, that Bonita Ca· nyon l\Oad should be reali&ned away from the Sierra Bonita Wreck Probed; . ~0:u~s~he said s~e wanted to re- mind them that the problems at VI• ~ms Named the lower end of the vmage are .,;;u__ "real," too, and that her neighbors have difficulty gelling in and out of their driveways By ARTHUR R. ViNSEL Ot ltle o.lty l'llel St•tt Wreckage amountin~ lo a few cardboard cartons run or charred hardware was being sorted today In the probe of Tuesday's air crash at Upland in which Newport Beach sportsman Joseph Timothy "Tim" Tate and four others perished. Late Tuescky coron~r·s de- puties completed the exceedlnaty dlfflcwt task 0( ldenUfying all the dead who daed when the crumpled ball of met.al that was an AeroComm~derexploded. Besides Tate, .:SO wbO lived at the Balboa Bay Club ln N~wport Beacb, the)' lnclude-d pllot Wtlllam MlUer, 30, of La P.a1m1; Dale Olbl<>C\, 40, and his .wife Susan, 3~, or Arcadia, and Yvonne £u1 De'Nlja, 28, of El Cajon. Tb•Y died GI both lmpact In· Juries and extreme bu.rnS when the crippled twin enal.De &lrcrafl c1ee 1 mi ·~ Paae .U> because of the hiah volume or tramc. "All I'm SIYlnl ls, when you come down the street and see us trying to get oul, have a heart aftd let us out," she "°"eluded. rate hovered at 6.2 percent. Major gain areas in employ· ment Included manufacturing and the construction industry. In construction for example, EDD's figures show in May 1976 there were 27, 700 workers employed. Last month there were 37,900 construction jobs In the county. According to EDD's monthly labor report. the construction boom has been aided by $40.8 million worth ot federal funds poured into local public work projects. EDD predicted the unemploy- ment rate will rise slightly this month "as new graduates enter the labor market.·• Jail Term ~for &aaaeawr Granum said he did not know the specific reason for the ongo- ing I RS audit or what prompted it. ''lt did not come from a com- puter printout." he declared, re· ferring to routine computer selection of returns from persons with large incomes and big de· duclions. The spokesman also said he did not kno't' whether the audit was started during the administra- tion of Carter's Republican pre-. decessor, Gerald R. Ford, or ex- actly when it began. Asked whether Carter felt the audit 1s politically motivated, Granum replied: "There's no feeling on our part Sehool Report that it is." As for what the IRS 1s question- ing about the President's 1975 re· turn. Granum said "there's no particular interest in a specific thing that we're aware of." He said he wouJd ask Carter's accountant. Robert Perry of Americus, Ga.. near Carter's home town of Plains, and then determine whether lhe White House would provide the answer or leave 1t up to the IRS to say. Perry, contacted in Americus, refused to say anything about the audit without White House authorization. The Internal Revenue Service declined com· (See tARTER, Page A2) 8,000~ile Trip Shows Similarities BJ HILAB1' KAYE Ofllle Dally ~llofStalf Fred Armstrong recently flew 8,000 miles to see how Orange County schools differ Crom those Down Under. But when the Australian school principal arrived on the Qrange Coast and began touring different schools, he discovered things looked pretty familiar. The building designs were similar in many cases, teaching methods were not too far apart M<1 kids are · says. But, Armstrong, who spent two weeks as a guest of the Newport· Irvine Rotary Club. staying with various club members and tour- ing schools in the Newport-Mesa, Irvine and Saddleback school districts, was hardly disap· pointed. While at the different schools, he says he focused primarily on the building designs and on the gifted student programs, since those are areas he's most in- volved with back home. Armstrong's own school, the Wool1ahra Demonstration School in rNew South Wales, is de· cidedly different from any other school in Australia or Orange County. It's hooked up to a teachers• college and offers training and observation OPPOrtunities for stu· dent teachers and includes a great deal of research into new teaching methods. But other schools in the New South Wales area are similar to the ones he found here and bis visit validated some of hilt personal educational theories, be explained He pointed to some of the dil· ferences. however, such as the desree or parent involvement In thesc~ls. In schools in Orange County, parent.I are Invited to observe classes and talk with teachers SEEING DIFFERENCES Aussie Educator Armstrong about their youngsters• procress. Some are encouraged to volun- teer in the classrooms. But in Armstrong's school, a certain decree of parent involve- ment is mandatory, since he does nol believe in report cards and sends none homt. Parents must come to school several times a year to sit in on classes, talk with teachers and ( principals and gel a first-band I look at wha\11 foinl on. Moat of the parents at hi• school 1 are working parents and their 1 employers have arreed to let ' them come '° work late several 1 _ Umes a year or have extended 1 lunch boun 1e-veral d!L)'s to ena- ble the school visits. "Unless parents like and UD• derstand their children 11 educ a• (See SCHOOLS, Page .U) LOS ANGELES CAP) -The state PUbllc Ulllities Com misSion has approved. an environmental impact report for a somo proposal to traMPort 700,000 bar· rels of crude oil in tahken r .. om Alaska to IA>ng Beach. Under the fTOpOsal by SOffiO 'l'ransportaUon Company Of Calif omia, 1 -subsidiary Of Standard OU of Ohio, the oil would go by pipeline from ~ Beach to Midland, Tex. The environrnentaJ report is required by the Na· tlonal Eilvironmental Polley Act of 1969 aoo must also be approved by many other federal. atate and local agencies befoN!! the proJect can beain. • The report WU prepared by tJie fed~ Buren of Land Management and the Atmy CorPs ol sapeers • Hearing On Sex Rap Continued A p~limanary hearing of aJ. leeations of k1dnap10g and sex tortures of young Hollywood men at a f..a&una Beach house has been contJnued until Fnday. Asst. Dist. Atty. Hal Mor1an said the bearine. which bas been closed from the public and press by order ol South Orange County Municipal Court Judge Archie Walters. is expected to end then. Three wilnessea, Rex Bailey, 20, Ant.bony Derenzo. 19, and a 17 -year-old male, all of Los Angeles, have testified they were victims or sex torture. The 17-year·old will lake the stand again Friday under cross· examination. The hearings were closed to protect the two defendants Donald B. Ramsey. 46, of iozi Katella St.. Laguna Beach. and John William James, 29, of Whit· lier. in case the hearing does not produce sufficient evidence to warrant a Superior Court trial, officials said. The men were arrested last month by Laguna Beach police. The district attorney filed charges or kidnapmg, fal se lffi· pnsonment, robbery, assault and oral sex perversion. Ramsey. manager of a Long Beach tire company, and James, a plumbe r, were freed from Orange County Jail after poslmg SS.000 bond each The case involved months of in, \"esligalion by the Laguna Beach and Los Angeles police depart· men ts. In April, LAPD officers using a search warrant raided Ramsey's Laguna Beach home. Police said they confiscated ""boxes and boxes" of porno- graphic photographs depicting men engaged in sadoma· sochistic, torture-type activities. ~ Also collected. they said, were sex-aid devices, handcuffs. ropes. metal bars used to separate ankles into a spread· eagle position. sadomasochism- conlenl magazines, camera equipment and mouth gags. R1dJo \Jaanda. lo a broadcut moRltor~ In Nairobi. Kenva. nld a dedtlon on the 1'pll1hl'1 ol the BrU.ilh In U11nda would have to awaJ1 Arn.ln'&.retum from Lon· don. 11le Commonwealth co"- f ertnct opened there tod-y without him or any Ug11ndan di : le11tn. Amin waa believed to hav& 11pont tht nl1&ht in Libya en route to try to Cl'lllh tho conference. Uut UHtre waa 1ome 1peculation in London that uaandan repe>rt1 of the burly dictator·a trip wero a hoax. Tbae were the late1t report.I. -A Ueandan who anawered the phone at Amin'• command pott al Entebbe 1ald he heard on Radio Uaanda that Amin had already arrived In London. Engliah-language broadcasts made no mention of the arrival, but the radio also broadcasts in several African languages. There was no indkalion in Lon· don of hla arri v a1. -A Norwegian reporter who telephoned Kampala. the Ugan- dan capital. was told by a spokesman for Amin that the president bad left his overnight way station and was sailing for Britain on a ship. "The president is going lo call us when he bas reached the British capital," the spokesman said. Amin criticized Andrew Young, the black U.S. am· bassador to the United Nations for things he said in a Playboy magazine interview, Radio Uganda reported today. F,.._PageAJ SCHOOLS. • tion. it can't be successful,'' Armstrong maintained. "Parenl5, teachers and students must be pulling together in the same direction." Armstrong, an authority in the area of gifted children's educa- tion. said the major difference between programs here and pro- grams Down Under is the age when sucn children are iden- tified. In Orange County, youngsters with high IQs are put into the Mentally Gifted Minor <MGM) program Immediately upon en-· tering school. But in Armstrong's school, they wait until fourth grade to give the children a chance to de· velop. "It's much more accurate .that way, we think," said the principal. Armstrong also believes that it's not so much what the children are taught in the girted classes as the fact that they are interacting together in the same class. Some of the photographs al- legedly taken at the house ap· F,..,,. Page AJ l--~--.lol~UCJoU.U.ai.LlW&.oL.....,, ................. ·~.._~~~~~~~~~~~--~~ ofCicials said. A half-dozen young men al- legedly used in photographing sessions filed complaints with Los Angeles police that they were lured to the house on a pro- mise of modeling jobs. over· powered and forced to take part in sexual acts. H11ghes Will Memos Noted LOS ANGELES {AP> A lawyer who represented dead b1lhonaire Howard R. Hughes has revealed he has a secret col· lection of memos in which Hughes said he left a will The disclosure. noted in legal papers filed here Tuesday, came when Chester Davis testified for a pre·trlal deposition in Las Vegas on May 17. . The New York attorney con- firmed under questioning by lawyer Harold Rhoden that a secret me of Hughes memos ex-isted. OAANOI COAST DAILY PILOT .. _,,._ ........... ..,_._ HOii c .... , \1'1<•r.-t,;ct.t"t.~c;..,,.. .. ,,,,.~ n ..... '"""" ... , ... ~···~ ............ ~ .... °"""'" LNt -.. ~ ..... """'-............ ,~ Ofllc .. 0..t•llM ...... .._.., ... ~""' "~~..:i:.~. '~~:::=r:::::-...:... ""-'•"4<\ v111o, U 1111 l• ,.., -•• '•" 01...,. , , ..... T ... plto11e (714>t0432t Ctouln.o U11trtlllng '42-M11 UO•t•·-~ Vallt• NtW'IOf;1<t .. ,....,,0 ~;-1'~ :.:~. °'.~rn.<r.':,,~...::w~~~ ""'"•' •• ••\o•• tu.,..,.,.ty., "'°""''" ..,,.:'\:. tf"••~f·•t•f •UM•t ~ .. ( •• I .. ,"'l\\t!Wt ef t_,...,_,..., -~ • .,. ,.., ......... C...1• """ ... tAl•t•'"'• '"'tt•l•t••f\ •• '"'"' U M -~i:\r.:...'1..:::~.~:,:--........ ,, ... , .. ROAD ••• Bonita· Community Associa(lon. residents in the Bonita Canyon area are now opposed to any road near their homes. Weinstein pointed out that the Sierra Bonita homes are a strip or houses. about 100 feet wide, sandwiched between the foothills and Turtle Rock Drive. "We'd be further sandwiched with Bonita Canyon Road." Weinstein contended. Another member of the as· sociation. Walter Hahn, a real estate economist and former engineer, told the council that the $645.000 figure estimated for con- struction of the road should be raised. Hahn said lhe cost would pro· bably be closer to $1.5 to $2 million and that the added cost or the Turtle Rock home!>• devalua- tion should be added in. He estimated that each home in the Bonita Canyon area would be worth between $5,000 and $10,000 less due lo the road. That cost, together with bis revised estimate of the road construe· lion, would bring the price to between $6 and $10 million, Hahn said. F,....PageAJ 5 KILLED. • zoomed out of a cold, wet over· cut and slammed Into a two- story apartment house. The· building was destroyed. Blackened fragments of the six-aeat executive aircraft are MIDI catbered at Cable Airport, less than a mUe away. where Na· tional Transportation Safety Soatd crash e.xporu will study· them. "What wreekate?" rem'1'ked one NTSB lnlpector when asked today II all remainlnt debris had been taken from the crash scene In an apartment complex direct· ly ott th• end of tho privaLe, airfield runway. ''That plane bu med pretiy bad· ly," he added. Th• Federal Avlatlon Ad· mlnlstraUon iUelf bu stepped oul of tbe lnveat111Uon today, " 'la cuat.omarv.., Young Critters A quartet of animals gather together dur-' ing rehearsal of "Shells," a musJcal to be performed for parents at 7:30 p.m. Thurs- day by first and fourth graders at Turtle Rock School. From left, Dawn H~vel, a turtle (fourth grader); Sharon Littlefield, a rabbit; Steven Robinson, a lion; and Jim Snidow, an elephant, all first graders. The play depicts the history and im- portance or turtles. Police Clear Suspect in County Death Fullerton police have cleared and released a man arrested Sunday on suspicion of the stab- bing murder of a 20-year-old secretary last Saturday night. Cleared of suspicion in the slaying of Deborah Liem was WolCgang Wayne Cocourak. 30, of 2623 Yorba Linda Blvd., Fullerton. Kocourak. who lived within the s ame apartment complex as the murder victim. had no part in the crime, police said. He was arrested Sunday about 18 hours after Miss Liem's nude body was found on the floor of a bedroom in her apartment. At the time of the murder, police said there was no evidence to indicate the young woman bad been sexually molested or that robbery was a motive for her slaying. Woman Raped At Knifepoint InEI Toro A San Dieeo woman was raped Cup Demonstrators Sentenced to Work Five of the 12 demonstrators arrested durin& the Davis Cup matches in Newport Beach ln April have been ordered to participate in volunteer work or pay $200 fines. The five were fiven the sen- tences, plus six months of in· formal probation after pleadinf guilty to misdemeanor trespass- ing charges in Harbor Judicial District Court. . They are Lindia Wagner, Mary Stewart, Gloria White, Gustavo Bracho and Barry Sautman. all of Los Angeles. They were part of a group of ten people arrested April 17 when they tried to disrupt the tennis matches between the United States and South Africa by stag· ing a sit·in on the center court al the Newport Beach Tennis club. The other five, Oscar Lara. Leone Cherksey, Willie Johnson, Keenan Sheedy and Gladys Estrada are all scheduled for conferences with a municipal court judge June 16. Two other protesters were ar- rested Aprll 16 when they dashed ooto the court in the midst of one of the matches. Those two men, AJvln Dortch and Stanley Alex- ander, arrested oa charges or trespassing with inU.nt to darQage property, will have, a preliminary hearing on the mis· demeanor charges July 6 with a trial tentatively slated for July 16. All 12 allegedly were trying to disrupt the tennis matches in protest of South Africa's racial policies. Tax Break Slim? WASfilNGTON CAP) -Presi-dent Carter's plan to give a special tax break lo Americans who insulate their homes is still alive, but its passage is far from assured. The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively agreed Tuesday in a close vole to allow a tax credit of up to $400 for the purchase or insulation and other home energy-saving de- vices. er..ogram On Bikes Faces Cut· The Irvine police chief, school dlatrict olficlals and some Irvine residenu are concerned that a new program to teach bicycle safety to child.rm may be tossed out of next year's city budget. No declsioo has been made yet, but the council is considering cutUng the $3,500 program out or the $2.4 millioo proposed public safety (police) budaeL The mat· ter will be d.iscuased at the June 16 budaet hearlnt. The program beean on an ex- perimental basis last DecembeI' when the police department hired Vivian Pallo to work 20 hours a week promoting btkesafe- ty in Irvine. She has been plan- ning a fall classroom bike safety proaram for kindergarten throu1h eighth 1rade cluses and recently discussed her plans with school principals in Irvine. Chief Leo Peart, who directs a statf of 62, says be supports conti· nulne the program because it bas a minimal coet and will atteet a Jarae 1etmentofthe community. Peart observed that lr'Vlne ts already stron.aly supportive of bicycllnt. City aides report there are about 25,000 bicycles in the ci· ty and about lJ miles of bike tr alls. ' Besides her classroom presen- tations, Ms. Palin would deliver talks on bike safety to other stu· dent and adult groups, conduct bicycle safety rodeos at schools and conduct bicycle court at city hall (for young violators of bicy- cle laws>. From Page Al I ' CARTER •• ment. -~ ...... • "It is not unusual at all for someone with a high income to have an audit performed," Granum said. He noted that Carter's 197S re- turn, which was made public by the Pre8ldent during his cam· paign for the White House, in- cludes a "big portion" of income from Carter's partnership with his brother, Billy, and mother, Miss Ullian, In the family peanut warehouse. Neither Miss Lillian nor Billy could be reached for comment immediately in Georgia. But Atlanta lawyer and longtime Carter adviser Charles • Kirbo said he understood the IRS was auditing the warehouse. The tax return shows Carter paid $17,484 in tax that year on an income of $136.138. in the El Toro area Tuesday by a motorist who picked her up in the Long Beach area and then tltreateMd her-wltlt-a-k-fttf' e.,...----4---Summer 0r ange County Sheriff's -of- ficers said the 23·year-old victim told them she was raped and forced to participate in acts of sex perversion after her abduc- tor pulled his car off the San Diego Freeway and parked in the Lake Forest area. She told ofCicers that the kid· naper then pushed her lrom the vehicle and drove off at high speed. Officers are circulating a description of the man and bis car. The woman was allowed lo return home after treatment at Saddleback Community Hospital. F,.._PageAJ INMATE ••• from the Camarillo center to his office. Vallerea will be compelled to pay the county between 10 per- cent and 20 percent of his gross income up to $9.98 a day while he serves his sent~nce. Those funds are used to defray work furlough program costs, of· flclals explained. Vallerga was one of 11 as· sessor's office employes indicted by the Orange County Grand Jury art.er a long investigation of that office. Hinshaw baa been found guilty in two Oran1e County Superior Court trials. His appeal bu been- rejected In one case and ii stJU being conaidered in the other. Vallerga, wbo chose to be tried ouulde Orange County in his two trials, was found euUty by a Kem1 County Superior Court judae in Bakersfield ot conspiracy charces and sentenced to one year's probation. Vallerga w11 convicted in Ven- tura County Superior Court of charaes ol mlsapproprtaUon or· public funds. grand theft and conflict ot lnttrest. It waa succe.ssfUlly alleaed in hl1 trial that he Ulecally profited trom the sale of an Oran1e Coun· ty-oWMCI computeriaed property 1ppr&laal proaram made ava.lla· ble to 11e1sment otncla)a of • South caroUna county. n •aa t Wied that Vallerca received more than $3.000 in tea aa a reawt or b1a ill al acuons. Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world of distinctive home furnishings Is all about . . • now at savings from 10 to 50%*. It's all here waiting to help you change a so-so home into something glorious for years to come. Visit us today and discover a whole new way to live. Save from 10 to CONVENIENT FINAHCIHO. PftC>nSSIONAL INTERIOR OlSIOM wtfttoUT 08UGATION ANO COMFOATAltl! PARKING. 1614 NORTH MAIN• SANTA ANA (7141541 431)1 ' New ~o lhal tod to the 41eclarat on or • mlstrlal ln or...,. Cawlt.y Su~lor Court. actloa qalnn acc:\&Md campus killer Edwi.rd CharJtt Altaway may include aHerUon• that pornoaraPb.ic films were •ecretl1 bown at Cal State Fullerton '1 campus media ceotu. Campus Police Cblef Jerry o ·Keere would neither confirm M r ~ the existence of such. pomo1raphle materials when quHUoned today about the evtdtnc-u turned over to tM dJslrict att.orna)'•• Olftce. .. w. conducted lft 1nveaU1a· Uon on campua and we advised the pJ"OMCution of the results of tblt tnvestlaation," O'Keefe said. "I don't intend to say anythh\I more at tbis time." Chief Deputy District Attorney James Enright, who ls p~ecut.· ittle Folk Dane!e lnJ Allaway, made th•t evidence available to Deputy Public Defender Ron Butler immediate· 1Y after examJnln& the evidence •l.lPPlied by O'Keefe. Judie Robert P . Kneeland declared a mistrial and .ended four days of Jury eHmlnatfon after being assured by Butler that tbe "signiHcant new evidenc''' would alter ~is entire defense potture and lead to Youngsters at Concordia Elementary School in San Clemente bad a f..Uval Wednesday to perform folk dances from· around the world. Principal ctiarles Bossard was orowned King For A Day. Teacher Terri Zimmerman assisted him in~'Securing his royal c•~~ DaDeers above are from Mrs. Candy Jobnson•s fourth and fifth grade cl~s. Torchlighl, March Draws and the county's u11employnient rate hovered at 6.2 percent, Al.tor gain areas in empJoy· med( inclYded manufacturing and tbe construction industry. In construcUon for example, EDO'a OCures show ln May 1976 tbere were n.100 workers employed. La•t month there wne 37,900 consbilction Jobs in the county.• closer quesUonini of prospecUve, jurors. Allaway, 31. haa pleaded Inno- cent and lnnocent l)y reason of in· sanity to charges that be killed seven people and wounded two otbers in a abootin11pree last Ju· }y 12 ln and around the campus library. The media center where pomo- &faehic filgis rePOrtedly were di1playecUs in the baaementofthe I . library bulldlnf. Allaway once worked as a janitor ht that area. E1lright ref\ased tO comment on the poeaibllity that pornographic filins. if they existed. played any part in bi.a decision to advise the defense ot new developments. He explained that the inform•· lion he lmpiediately shared with the defense was being held con· fidential by tbe court and that be was not in a position to comment . TENCENT on it today. But it was learned from anotber source cle>&e to the trial that a report su~mttted by ~ psychiatrist wbo examined At .. laway 1n the county Jail led'tothe campus investigation by O'Keefe and bis staff and tbe submission of tbeir f'mdinp to Enright. Judge Kneeland will schedule a new trial.date Monday. It is ex· <See P()RNO, Page AJ) Recall Forecast By Mc9~well Carter's Taxes I Audited· WASHINGTON CAP) -'I'he government is auditing Presi· dent Carter's tax return for 1975, the year he took a $41,000 deduc· lion for farm machinery ' purchases, a presidential spokestnan said today. The audit is being made at the initiative of the Internal Revenue Service, said White House D~pu.' ty Presss Secretary Rex Granum. But he said Carter wants bis returns audited every year bei.s inoffip~ fro~ nowoq. "It Is the President's wish that whU• a.it Ja iD oillee tblt tu.- returns be audited;• Oraa.um told report.en. 'flt Just seems to be in everyone's best interest." Granum said be did not know the specific reason for the ongo- ine IRS audit or what prompted it. "It did not come ftom a com· puter printout," he declared. re- f erring to routine computer selection of Teturns from persons with large l.llcomes and big de· The spokesman also said he did not know whether the audit was started during the administra· lion of Carter's Republican pre- decessor, Gerald R. Ford, or ex· actly when it began. Asked whether Carter felt tbe au<fit ·1s pofltlcally motl•ated,' Granom replied: "There's no feeling on our part that it is.'' As for what the IRS is question· ing about the President's 1975 re- turn, Granum said "there's no particular interest in a specific thing that we're aware of.'' He said be would ask Carter's accountant, .Robert Perry of Americus, Ga'., near Carter's home town of Plain•~ and then determine whether the White House would provide the answer or leave it up to the IRS to say. Pary, contacted in Americus, refused to say ~ytbing about the audit wlthou't White House authorization. The Internal Revenue Service declined com· ment. "It ls not unusual at all for so· <See CAlt'l'ER, Page A2) A 14-year-old Dana Point boy who waa 1truck bf a car aa be walktcl,alon& tlie sidewalk at \be entrance to Dana Hatbor SUDCJay remalned in critical coodlUon to. day fl San Clem,ote General Hoapi~. Teacher representatius ln the Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict have declared "Persistent disagreement" in contract neeotiations with the district, leading to negotiation tmpasse. The district's final offt!r of a Six percent raise"\O cover increases in teacher salaries and fringe benefits was countered tuesday by teacher representatives ask· ing a 7.5 percent Increase. plus 52. percent of new money over $840,000 coming Into tbe district in the 197'M8 fiscal year. "We maintain the district can meet our demands, but doesn't want to ... said Tony Leon, presi· dent ot the Capistrano Unified Education Association. representing teachers. ''Accepting the district offer of six percent would put us right back wbete we were last year. Based on average teacher salary, we would raok fourth out of the six Orange County districts which have settled.'' In a letter to di.Strict teacben, Superlnhndent Jerome (8eeDIPASSE,P-.eA2> . J.a~•na 'Changes' Pledged By IACK CHAPPELL Of Ille Dallf l'llet S!Mf Laguna Beach City Coun· cilman John E. McDowell pro. phesied a recall of "at least three" members of the City Council today« McDowel~P,.eaking at a breakfast m.~ofltb• Laguna Beach Cbau:itiet4.: of !Commerce; also lashed bM:itt at' Mayor Joo Brand who bad bitterly attacked. McDowell over his Sycamore Hills statement and voting a\ Wednesdaly•s council session. Spealdna to atiout 115 CbUlbef of Commerce breakfasters,• McDowell rec.I ovation~ be talk •aylng, ••There'll be a change ht the councll/probably a cb~1e of at leut threell'bere"s eolng to be some changes made." Later, in response to questions. McDowell said: "I'm not talking recall. let me make that clear. Others are talking recall.•• "lie said the "people will take .. Jess the City Council takes a "positive position." He said be d.idn•t regard the recently passed Sycamore Hills zoning as a positive step. McDowell has favored more density than ·the zoning would allow. Citing the lawsuits still pend· lng a1ainst the city alleging in· verse condemnation and breaclt of contract, McDowell said state. ments about· the dismissal of one action, which named numbers of private citisells in addition to past and present clty officers, were misleading. The ctty still bas a $37 million ault pending against it, be em· pbaslzed. Turning to a recollection ol tast Wednesday•s council session, McDowell said be bad received many telephone calls and letters defendine blm. He read several. one from a "former Greenbelter" who changed bis belief because of the "mayor's ranting and raving ... Another anonymous writer said be bas been prompted to ·become involved in city politics (See aECAI.L, Pqe-AJ) &) &ntlllt a. VIN L Oii -........ llwe ..... Wrwll.qe amuuntin1 to • f•w cardboard urtona run of charred la rdwar wa. Jn1 •orted luday In the probe or TU day·, air era h at Upl1nd an wbkb Nu. port Beach 1portam1n J01'C"Ph 11mochy "Ttm'' Tai. und four othen pcruh.S. L•t• Tu.aday toront-r'• d~ pvH~s completed tho HcffdlntlY difflf'l.lh t II ot ld.tnttf:Ylnl all th d••d wbo died when tht crumpUJcl ball ot metal tb11t wu u AeroOmnm~r exploded. ~l:lt"'1°G01 Tate, '°· who lJved at the BaJbol Bay Club tn Nfwport Beub. tbey Included pilot WiJl.larn M Uer, JO, or La PaJma. OaJe Gibson, 40, and hla wire S0tan. 32, of Arc1dla, and Yvonne Ehse OeNijs, 28, ot El Cajon. ,...P-.,eAJ RECALL .•• and bring to the council ·•persons who are interested in the plight of tlu! property owner ID this town. •· 1 look forward to achieving this goal prior to next year's elec· lion," McDowell read. He did not identify any of the writers. He said also large numbers of inllividuals who had contacted him had talked about recall, and he said representatives of six or eight organizations had as well. He refused to identify them saying that 1f they wanted to come forward, they could McDowell also criticized the city's legal defense on the Laguna Greenbelt and otheri. named in lit1gallon He stopped Just short or caJling 1t ··unethical," but declared lhal the canons or Jurisprudence state. ··no man can i.erve two masters." He said the city de serves the :.ole attention or the ci- ty attorney The councilman had opened his talk listing to things he felt could b<' done by the City Council and the Chamber of Commerce to im· prove the city. They Included Im- proved law enforcement, promo· lion of tourism, improvement in I he city's parking and traffic circu l ation, c ommunity lleautiricatlon. reduction of un· em"ployment and retaining the city 's diverse population mix. ~cDowell"s presentation was lilied: "Let"a Be Pos1t1\·e. Let"s Take the Positive Approach · · Fra..P~AJ CARTER •.. Tht)' d1ed ot both impact In· Juri•• and extreme burn• when lht crippl..cl twin enrlnc aircraft 1oomod out of a cold. wet over· call and •l•mmtd Into a lwo- 1tory •partment houae. The blalldlnt Wll dnt~ytd. lletiened tr11m1nt1 of aiJC·Hll •xecutlvo aircraft •~ belnc authered at Cllble Alnx>rt, h:H thu a mUe away, whefo Na· tlontl TraneporUUon Safety Board er b expert. wlll atudy them. nrmed pilot Muter waa f\ylnc on lnatrument.t when he audcMnly radioed the plane was ln trouble. "Wo don't know exactly what the trouble wu," Tamplin added. "VblbUJly wH l .. a than one mile and there waa a ceWna of las than 200reet: • Knowled1eable witnesses on the ground -accustomed to dally f ll1ht1 over their nel1hborhood -told in· · ve1tJ1at.on, however, It seems clur the pilot wu encountering en1lne trouble. EIR Okayed SOWO Paaaea Stale llUrille LOS ANGELES (AP> -The state PubUc Utilities Comm.is8ion bas approved an environmental impact report for a SOHIO proposal to transport 700,000 bar- rels of crude oil m tankers from Alaska to Lona Beach. Under the proposal by SOHIO Transportation Company of California, a subsidiary of Standard Oil of Ohio. the oll would go by pipeline from Long Beach to Midland. Tex. The environmental report is required by the Na- tional Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and must also be approved by many other federal, state and local agencies bet ore the project can begin. The report was prepared by the federal Bureau of Land Management and the Army Corps of Engineers. "Whit wrecka1•!" remarked one NTSB lrt11>fftor when uked today ll all remalnln1 debris had betn taken from the crash scene in an apartment complex direct· ly oft the end of the private airfield runway. IUdaa•illg, Tert11re Alleged "That plane burned pretty bad· ly,"beadded. The Federal Aviation Ad· ministration itself has stepped out ot the investigation today, u is customary. Hearing End Near? John Tamplin, operations manager of the FAA general aviation district office, con· Mediators Try Again ASSEN. The Netherlands <AP >-South Moluccan terrorists hold· ing S3 hostages on a hi- jacked train in northern Holland agreed today to al· low two Moluccan mediators to once again try lo negotiate an end to the 17-day siege, the Dutch government announced. Earlier today, the ter- rori1ts released a 46·year· old man from the train, stopped in pastureland out· side Assen, and said be n eeded immediate hospitalization. He was the third hostage released by the gunmen since the early moments of the hjjacking May 23. A preliminary hearing 'Of al· le1ationa ol lddn1pin1 aod sex tortures of young Hollywood men at a Laguna Beach house has been continued until Friday. Aast. Dist. Alty. Hal Morgan said the hearing, which h~ been closed from the public and press by order or South Orange County Municipal Court Judge Archie Walters, la expected to end then. ·Three wUnesses, Rex Bailey,' 20, Anthony Derenzo, 19, and a 17-year·old m ale, all ot Los Angeles, have testified they were victims of sex torture. The 17·year·old will take the stand again Friday under cross· examination. The hearings were closed to protect the two defendants, Donald B. Ramsey, 46, of 1023 Katella St .• Laauna Beach, and John William James. 29. of Whit· tier. in cue the hearing does not produce sufficient evidence to warrant a Superior Court trial, officials said. The men were arrested last month by Laeuna Beach police. The district attorney filed charecs of kidnaping, false im· prisonment, robbery, assault and oral sex perv.ersion .. Ramsey. manager of a Long Beach Ure comp.any, and James, a plumber, were freed from Orange County J'aU after posting p....,p"ffeAJ IMPASSE DECLARED. • • Thornsley said the district·s offer procedure. Teachers want bind· w o u Id increase te ache rs ' ing arbitralioo, while the district salaries from about $.500 lo $1100 argues for advisory arbitration per year, In addition to regular with the nght or either party to increases ror length of service in appeal a decision lo the courts. the district and added education CUEA president Leon said his credits toward graduate degrees. organization will request a state Thomsley pointed out in hjs let· mediator through the Educa· ter that the Capistrano district tional Employment Relations increased teacher salaries and Board <EERB). ~.ooo bond each. The eue involved months of in· veaUaatJon by the Laeuna Beach and-Loa An1etes police depart· me"'-· Io April, LAPD omcers uslne a search warrant raided Ramsey's La1una Beach home. Police said they confiscated "boxes and boxes" of porno-· graphic pboto1raphs depicting men eneaged in .sadomasochistic, torture-type ac- . tivities. Alto t:ollected, they said, were sex.aid devices, handcuffs. ropes, mt!tal bars used to separate ankles into a spread· eagle position, sadomuochism· content magazines, camera equipment and mouth gaes. Some of the photographs a1- le1edly taken at the house ap. peared in some of the magazines, orticials said. A halC-dozen young men at. legedly used In photographing sessions filed complaints with Los Angeles police that they were hlred t<rthellouse on a~pro mlse or modeling jobs, over- powered and forced to take part in sexual acts. AilpOrt Phaseout Tops Council 1,ems The San Juan Capistrano City Council is to cQnaider phasing out airport operations and appoint· ing an equestrian commission and wUI conduct a public hearing on a proposed $2.1 mllllon 1977-78 budget tonight. The councll Is scheduled to meet at 7 p.m . at city offices, 32400 Paaeo Adelanto. City Manager James Mocalis said Tuesday he intended to con. elude work today on his rccom· mendation to City Council on ending Capistrano Airport opera- tiorui. Mocalis was directed last week to prepare a phase out plan for the airport, after 5·year·old Jen· nife'r Zell was killed May 28 by a plane which crash landed behind her home, adjacent to the airport. The city manager is also to re- port oo disposition of six cases under investigation by the dis· trlct attorney's office for possible violation of the city's year-old airport ordinance and on the risk factors involved in various airport activities. M ocalls said he has in· terviewed two applicants for the position authorized by coun· cilmen last week for a city employe who is to monitor lake· offs and landings at the airport. The airport spolteT hired ~II be a pilot. Mocalis said, who is qualified lo give expert test1 mony. if citations are issued for violation of the airport OT· dinance. have an audit performed, ' points higher than the average bably be three or fou r weeks ·-~ ..... ..-- Former Orange County as- sessor Jack Vallers• reported to the Ventura County jaU Tuesday to belin aervll_lJ the «>-day term he received following bis convic- U on on multlple criminal cbar1es. V,allerga, ~.bas been pssigned to the Jail's work IUrlough center at Camarillo Munlclpal Airport. He ls one ol 137 such inlnat.es who ue ptttnltted tQ leave the center each morning ror work provided they return at a fixed hour each night. Jail officials said Vallerga could e)<pect to be released on or about July 21 if he qualifies for good behavior reduction ol his sentence. They said Vallerga, former aide ln the assessor'• office to ~nvlcted former concresamu Andrew Htnahaw, has rented of. fice apace in Thousand Oaks ad wUI be allowed to travel each day from the Camarillo center to his ornce. Valler1a will be compelled to pay the county between 10 per. cent and 20 percent or bis 1ross income up to S&.98 a day while be serves his sentence. Those Cunds are used to defray work furlough program costs, of· Cicials explained. E. McClellan .Dead at 85; Rites Slated Funeral services wUl be held Thursday in Whittler for long· time Laguna Beach resident Edith M. McClellan who died. Monday at the age of 85. Mrs. McClellan died at the Park Udo Convalescent Hospital in Newport Beach where she bad been hospitalized rec:enUy. Prior to that, ahe lived In Laguna Beach for 25 years. She was an active member of the First Christian Church of Costa Mesa and the family sug- gests donations to the Rilll\ Miner Scholarship Fund at the church in her memory. She leaves her daughter. Barbara Graham of Hawaii; her son. Charlesljf cClellan of Downey and four grandchildren. Viewing is to be held tonight from S p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Rose Hills Rainbow Chapel where services will follow al 11:30 a.m. Thursday. wm~e~th ah~hln~mel:_Jf~ri~n~g~e]~~n~e~f~itts~b~y~2~~~~~p[er~c~e~n~ta~g~e-is~u~p~ti·~~t·~rn~s~~~y~s~a:~~tt~w:l~U~p~~~-~-----~li=ii Granum said. Orange County school district in He noted that Carter's 1975 re· 1976·77. to the Capistrano district, due to a turn, which was made public by ''Additionally. the present current heavy workload on state .summer the President during his cam· s alary offer for 1977·78 matches mediators. paign for the White House, in· or exceeds the average settle· The mediator has 15 days to try eludes a "big portion" of income menta in other unified school dis-lo resolve the teacher-district from Carter's partnership with tricts in Orange County." he said. conflict, Leon said. If be fa Us, the his brother, Billy, and mother, Capistrano Unified teachers matter would automatically ao to Miss Llllian, in the family peanut signed a two.year contract In fact finding warehouse. Decem~r. giving them an 8.4 "We are confident a I act finder Neither Miss Lillian nor Billy percent salary raise Both would rule In our favor," said could be reached for comment teachers and administrators said Leon "We have studied the immediately in Georgia. al that lime that the 8.4 percent budget carelully, and we feel we increase brought district are maklnt loelcal demands, But Atlanta lawyer and teachers' saalaries in line with which would not d1mage educa· longtime Carter adviser Charles the cowity averap. Uonal needs of the district " Kirbo said he understood the IRS The "average' teacher in the was auditing the warehouse. Capistrano district is currently The tax return shows Carter earning an annual salary of paid $17,484 ln tax tl'lat year on an $15,212, according lo Sam Chicas, income of $136,138. The return assistant superintendent. shows he took a S41,702 deduction Thomsley said the district's related to purchases of farm s ix percent oHer would force the machinery. school board to cut the pre· "The big deduction that year liminary 1977-78 budget by was the equipment," Granum $650,000. said. "If the same offer is made and He said he didn't know who the accepted by the classified or· IRS notified about the audit or ganizations, the district expen· when but that the President diture pro1ram will have to be learned about the audit from further reduced a total of approx· Robert Upshutz, his White House i m ately $1. l million," he said. counsel. In addition to disagreement Lipshutz' office refeTred all in· over economic issues, teacher quiriea to the White House press and district representatives office. could not agree on a grievance OAANOI COAIT 1. K DAILY PILOT \ Police Clear Suspect in County Death Fullerton police have cleared and released a man arrested Sunday oo suspicion of the •llb- bini murder of a 20·year-old 1ecretary laat Saturday nlaht. Cleared of 1u1plcJon in the slaytnc ol Deborah Liem wu WoU1an1 W~ne Cocourak, 30, ot HU YoTbl Llnda Blvd., Fullerton. KOCOW'ak, wbo lived within the same apartment complex as the mur(Mrvictim, bad no part in the crime, J>Ollce-said. lit was •rrested Sund•f. abOUt 18 boun alter MlH Uem 1 n\ldo body WU found Oil tbe floor Of a bedroom 1n her apartmeot. At the tlm• ot th4t munter1 police a&icJ t.heN ••• no evlatncO to IDdJCN tbe Y04.Ull woman had bM.n aexuaJ!1 mot tCd or that robbery wu 1 motlve f~ her alayln . p,....p.,_eAJ GAYS ••• national ln scope. San Francisco Sherilf Richard Hon1Lslo, who spent a week in Miami working ag&lnst repeal, visited a homoeexual bar Tues· day and pledled hi.a continued support. "I was very pleued to have used a week ol my vacation to 10 · to Mlaml and campaign against Iles," be said. · Moat ol San Franclsco's mo~ than 100 1~ ban were somber Tuesd~ nliJll. In the early evening, only five people were in Buzzby's, a popular UY disco. They all nuned been and 4ald little. . Business was reported better than usual at the P .S., a 1ay restaurant, but the malfre'd said the mood was .. down." Bartenders at two ban ln the financial dlltrlct aald they were pourinc more drinb than ustal. "Until today, I would let you quote me by name," one told a reporter. ''But now I'm not ao aure." San Jl'Tanclaco'• estimated 100,000 bOmoso..xuats. ln a pop\&J•· tton ot eeo.ooo. poured cuh and poll Uc al talent into the Miami an· tl-repnl .tf OC't. • Btnffttl we.re held. T·1hirt1 wltb Utl·Bryant al091n1 aotd in the huDiclNdl, and a boy()OU ol l'lortda or1n1e Julee pi'Od~ta apranf up. Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world ot distinctive home furnishings Is all about . . • now at savings from 10 to 50%*. It's all here waiting to help you change a so·so home Into something glorious for years to come. Visit us today and discover a whole new way to Jive. Save from 10 to -DAILY PILOT City Employe Honors Slated Tltt> City ol Ntwport U11ch wlll r Ill Hlploy• at the lllh an· f\Ual ploye rvaoe Awardl pi -a&J.oo at lhe B1lbo1 DlY Club 'I· AmOQI c.o honored at lhe aM~ dum r d arM:e a rt: -a.d.rtq Eaployft: W&Utam H. 81~ Donald R. Burdaall, LoWs A. Cavaanaro, 8. Jama Claus. M&rpl"Cl IC Oteeley, Waller E. Lon barter, Do.rot.bee $Mely, Alm.a 0 . Tbompton, OpaJ t'bombufeh. Burake Wet.tu •"ehcla Youn1. Peter J . Zlto and F1or-c:oce Mayo. * * * Roasting On Menne ForGlavas Newport Beach Police ChJer B. J aqies Glavas will be "roasted" during a testimonial dinner in his honor Thursday night at the Newporter Inn. A spokesman for the Newport Harbor Area Chamber or Com· merce which is sponsoring the dinner said more than 450 people are expected to attend the event to honor Glavas, who is retiring. City Manager Robert Wynn said selection of a replacement for Glavas is continuing and he expects to be able to name a new police chief by the second week of July. Wynn said Glava.s has agreed to slay on until June 30 and in- dicated the chief may be asked to remain at the post he's held for the past 15 years until his replacement is named. Wynn said there were 64 ap- plications for the job and the city has narrowed the competition down to 18 men who took a wnt· ten test. He said the results of that test should be compiled by Friday and the group narrowed down lo the top 10 Those men will be interviewed by a committee consisting or representatives or the city's Civil Service Board and other police chiefs. Wynn said he will then conduct his own interviews and he wlll make the final selection. -al-Year Award: PhiUp A. Ha yd -•Year Awar•t: GUdardo R. Oonm and John Standa1e. -SS.Year Awardll Leo H. Love~ Miiton MHhan and Ken· netb ·nlomP6()n. -zt·Year Awardt: Richard B. Dunlap, Paul A. Fl•cher, Charles H•ath, Calvin C. Stewart, Willlam E. Van Hom. Jack V. Wirt.a and Charles R. Jennln1. -15-YHr Awardt: Ernest Buore. Joeeph Del1ado, Robert ltlaworth, John Farrar, Glen W. Tbomaen, Kelson L. McDaniel, Benjamin Nolan, Jamea Reed and Theodore B. Kirkhart. -lt·Year Awarda: Ila Bartlett, Wade S. Beyele r , Wayne T. ConnolJy, Richard A. Dart. Reed R. Gloshen. Robert A. Hardy, Allen G. Haskell, Milne. James A. Schoettler. Milne, James AL Schoettler, Gary M. Shaw, Thomas J . Shearn. Peter Sorensen. Anthony J . Vllla Jr .• Daniel Walker, Charles E . Willtinson 11 and Lo1an Lockabey. -Five-Year Awards : Scott H. Allan, Gregory R. Armstrong, John D. Arp, William G. Bennett, Charles W. Beswi ck, Daniel R. Brady, John Burkhart, Lavone Campbell, Jim Carson, Wallace E. Clou"d. Jon C. Costelow, Thomas E. Cowell, Robert T. Dobbie, David A. Engelstad, David T. FenneJJ, Donald Fisher and Douglas D. Fletcher. Also, Earl W. Frost, Laurance N . Gibson, Donald C. Gray, David B. Green, Robert E . Haii lip, John I. Hamilton, An· drew L. Hammel, Timothy E. Harlan. Frederick A. Heinecke, Richard V. Hogan, Thomas F . Hogan, Beatrice J . Hyland, Peter F. Koch. Ted C. Kamp, William R. Laycock. Jacqueline Lewis, A. Glen Longshore, Mark R. Mahon. Michael J . Marcella, Gregory G. Mattson and John E. Mattson. And Michael A. McDonough, Richard D. Middlebr ough , Adrian D. Morton. Drake M. Muat, Charles G. Olmstead, James H. Pasternak. Joseph E. Pasternak, Levi Rodriquez. Ryna H. Rothberg, Paul Ryckorr. James F. Shipman, Ronald C. Smith, Robert W. Sprenger, John D. Straughan, Mildred S . Travers, Robert A. Webber, Jeanne Wells, Ian A. Wilson. Morris W. Wilson, John S. Wolter, Robert L. Wynn and Donald M. Ynigues. Fire Station Loses _B_idJor E~x~a_ns_i_o_n_ A Fire Department proposal to expand the Manners fire station yard by 4,000 squar«\ feet failed to win the approval of the Newport Beach P a rks, Beaches and Recreation Commission Tues· day. Commissioners. who were slu· dying the proposal because it would encroach Into Mariners Park. r~commended instead that a driveway be laid through a smaller area of the park from Dover Drive to the rear of the sta· tion . The fire department proposal was made because fire trucks at the station have to back into the garage off Irvine Avenue, a busy thoroughfare Firemen said expansion or the yard would allow them to drive Suit Seek& Drug NEW YORK (AP) -A 30-year· old Brooklyn man wlth Hodgkin's disease, Joseph Messina, sued in the feder&J court Tuesday ror the. ri&ht to use Laeldle. S8.f1ng the controversial drue "represents plainWf'a last hope of sustaining life." ORANQICOAST N DAILY PILOT •-"N-l'Htlel_t_ -- JMUl. CW., Vtu ..... '-1• ........... ~ .,...,. .. ..... ...... T..:.~o.i:e--. ...... ~ --~ ... AOl-INMt<flellllt- trucks into the rear of the station from Dover Drive. But commissioners said they felt it would be better to leave the yard the size it is and just provide a driveway for access to the back of the station. The fire department proposal and the PB and R recommenda- tion wiU be considered by the city council Monday when councilmen are slated to study capital im· provement projects proposed for the 1977·78city budget. Police Clear Suspect in County Death Fullerton police have cleared and released a man arrested Sunday on suspicion of the stab· bin& murder oL.a. 20.·year-old secretary last Saturday night. Cleared or suspicion in the slaying or Deborah Liem was Wolfgang Wayne Cocourak, 30, or 2623 Yorba Linda Blvd .• Fullerton. Kocourak, who lived within the same apartment complex u the murder victim, had no part in the crime, police said. He wu arrested Sunday about 18 houn after Mlss Lie.m's n\lde body wu round on the noor of a bed.room in her apartment. At the time of the murder, police said there was no evidence to Indicate the youn1 woman had been sexually molested or that robbery was a motive for her slayin1. ,,.....P,,.eAJ DIG ••• tu.med CIUt to be a pr.Colombian clvUlaatlon wfioae ktn1 waa buried tiritb fold coin• on his t)'OI. The wrttinc oa the clay tablol indtcaled an •1rartan aocle\y that bad developed trrtaaUoo,. wonblpped the IUD aQd the lftllle ud c«et.d the silded rabbit. L" a trophy atter an annual spattl.nc event; ftotltftlOO aald. . ' Offices lJnder Way Newport Center's third medical office building is under construction on Avocado A venue at San Nicholas Drive. The eight story building will be similar to the neighboring one at 1401 Avocado. It is being built by the firm of Causey and Rhodes. The firm built the two existing medical build- ings. F,.._PageAJ Woman Finds loat Jewelry 5 KILLED IN CRASH. • • Knowledgeable witnesses on the 1roond -accustomed to daily !li1bts over their nei~hborhood -told in- vestigators. however, it seems clear the pilot was encountering engine trouble. Considering the circumstances, several !actors could have been involved in com· binatioo besides engine trouble, veteran investigators suggested, the overcast included. Cable Airport has no control tower, thus except for his own in· struments, the pilot was literally flying blind while in the gloomy June overcast seeking to circle and find the field again. Still another witness said he thought Miller might have been trying to set down on the Sycamore Elementary School campus four blocks away when the Aero Commander plummet· eddown. · The plane bad just taken off for Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur. and a deep sea sportfishing tourney chaired by Tate. The craft was registered to the family's Pomona Cadillac de- alershJp. Friends in the Harbor Area said it was new and bad only re· cently been leased, while Cable Airport sources said the engines h ad been checked and were operating perfectly. Tate's father, Warren Tate, lives at 48 Linda Isle, Newport Beach. while his brother Ted locally operates a power boat de· alership. He had once been a partner like his brother in the family car.antic . Upland Fire Departmen o. fi cials estimated $100,000 to $120,000 damage was caused by the crash-caused inferno thal Fra.PageAJ PORNO ••• films, if they existed, played any part in his decision to advise the defense of new developments. He explained that the inform&· lion he immediately shared with the defense was being held con· fidential by the court and that he was not in a position to comment OD it today. But it was learned from another source close to the triai that a report submitted by a psychiatrist who examined Al· la way in the county jail led to the campus investigation by O'Keefe and his starr and the submission or thelr findings to Enrieht. . Judge Kneeland will schedule a new trial date Monday. It is ex· peeled that he will set Aue. 2 for the resumption of action against Allaway. - NB Antique Theft Listed 'A 100-year-old cash register is listed as missing today by Newport Beach police who say the machine wu atolen Crom a. van parked in Desian Plua Jn Newport Center over the weekend. The van belonas to the business run by Elisabeth Foote in Newport Center. · Th• tbeft ot the antlque, valued at $1,IOO, wu noticed Monday, accordina to police. destroyed the five-unit apart- ment house. -F~ur persons on the ground, in· eluding Richard Rothchild, 20, an apartment tenant listed in serious condition at San Antonio Community Hospital, suffered injuries. Guy Moshier, NTSB inspector assigned to the disastrous crash, WU out or hil office today and could not be reached ror com- ment, but colleagues predicted a lencthY investigation. Generally Ct is several months before the NTSB issues a ruling, wblcb for all intents and purposes, establishes the ractor or series or factors which caused a plane crash, or accidents in· volvlng interstate carriers such as passenger trains. The FAA's role in a crash in· vestigalion is more one or law en· forcement, a spokesman for the agency explained today. ··we sort of ride side-saddle on the same horse." he said. H the NTSB finds sufficient evid ence lo warrant t aking punitive action against a pilot in- volved in a plane crash, he ex· plained, the FAA is the arm of government that imposes it. ·•But of course in this case ... there is nothing that could be done anyway." he ob- served. ' lnTrmhBag Ii.. Cameo Shores woman who feared two rin•s worth $3,700 had been stolen reported to police that she round the missing jewelry 1n her trash. Artist Victoria Malouf report· ed the loss of the rings a week aco. telling police they d.llap- peattd after she left them on the kitchen sink while washing her bands. However, Sgt. Tony Villa aa1d today Mrs. Malouf bas since flled a found property report in which she explained that a paper towel bad been dropped over the rings as they sat on the slnk and that the towel -and rings -were ac· cidentally thrown into the trash. She told officers she found them while conducting a thorough search for the jewelry. Boys Benefit The Balboa unit of the American Contract Bridge League has donated $144 from charity games to the Upper Bay branch of the Boys Club of the Harbor Area. Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world of distinctive home furnishings is all about . . . now at savings from 10 to 50%•. It's all here waiting to help you change a so-so pome into something glorious for years to come. Visit us. today and discover a whole new way to live. Vallerga Jail Term Begim Former Oraa1e County U· sessor Jack Vallers• rePorted to the Ventura County Jail Tuesday to beiin •ervlnf the GO-d&7 term be received followtni h11 eonvlc· tton on multiple criminal ebar1es. Vallerea, 55, bas been asSigned to the Jal.l's work furlou1b center at Camarl.Uo M\DllcJpal ~rt. He ls one ot m such trunate. wbo· are permitted to leave the center· each IDOn1lnl for work provided; they return at a fixed hour each. .nl.bt. ' Jail ofllciala said Vallercai could expect to be Njleaaed oo or about July 21 lf be quallfles foe good behavior reduction of bia sentence. They said Valleraa, former aide in the assessor's otfice to convicted rormer congressman. Andrew Hin.shaw, bu rented ol.- fice space in Thousand Oab and will be allowed to travel each day from the Camarillo center to his office. . Vallers• will be compelled to pay the county between 10 per- cent and 20 percent or bis gross income up to t9.98 a day while be servea bis sentence. Those Cunda are used to defray work furlough program costs, of- ficials explained. Vallerga was one of 11 as- sessor's office employes indicted by the Orange County Grand Jury after a lone lnvesUcatioo ol that office. · Hinshaw has been found guilty in two Orange County Superior Court trials. His appeal has been• rejected in one cue and is still being considered ln the other. VaUerga, who chose lo be tried outside Orange County in bl5 two trials, was found guilty by a Kern. County Superior Court judge in· Bakersfield o r conspiracy charges and sentenced to one year's probation. Vallerga was convicted in Ven· tura County Superior Court of charges of misappropriation or public funds, grand tb'ert and conflict of interest. It was succ~sfully alleged in his trial that he illegally profited from the sale of an Orange Coun-, ty-owned computerized property appraisal program made availa- ble to assessment officials of a South Carolina county. It was testified that vanerea. received more than $3,000 in fees' as a result of his illegal actions. Save from 10 to Tax Break Slim! W ASHJNOTON CAP) -Pr.Si· dent Carter'• plan to 1lve a speclal tn break to Americana who insulate their homes 11 1tlll alive, but lta passa1e lt far from 111ured. The House Ways and CONVENllNT flHANCING, PRC>f'CSSIOHAI. INTERIOR D[SIGN WITHOUT oeuaATIOH ANO COMfORTABlf PARKING · Mean1 Commltteo tentatively a1reed Tuead&)' ln a close vot to allow a tax ~redlt of up to $400 for the putth... of lntulatJon and other home ener&Y· avln1 de- •lces. 1514 NORTH MAIN• SANTA ANA • (714) 541"4»1 qveatlontd today about the evldt~~••·lurlMd ovtr to lho diatrkt .-n_,•, office. ••wo toridueted an Inv t11•· Uon oa c1mpua nd w aaviled lb• p utlon Of the rffwts of that Jn\19ttll•tlon," O'Keefe uld. "( don't Intend to say an1UU.1 h\0te atUus lime.'' Chief Dfputy Dlltrlcl Attorney Jam• l:nri&ht, who as prosecut- ina All•-~Y. made lbat evidence av•H•ble to Deputy Public l>tftneter Ron Butler imm~ate ly tfttt uamlnln1 the evidence IUpplleCl by O'keefe. Judie Robert P. Kneeland declared a ml trial •nd ended four daye of Jury examination aCter being usured by auuer thtt the "sl1nificant new evidence" would alter hll entire defense posture and lead to closer questionins of prospective jurors. A ft W•f'tP""Oto A midshipman w.oitiCJB for gr~duation ~· jq AMapolis. Vic~ Preslderil W'ller Mon . ercises to betht llt the U.S. N"a • dul~wailhecommencementKpeaker. t Academy' catch a few winks in the warm sun orcldight archDraw1 OOOGays ~SAN Fft..tNerseo fAP) nits lty·s large and politically active bmosexual community. singled lit by Anita Bryant's forces as a arge~ofspecialscorn.•ursedit.s ounds and prepared for the next tlle with a c~ndleli~t parade tracting 3,000 marchers. Marchers grouped Jate Tues- ,ay and paraded down Castro d Polk streets in tbe c~nter or e city's gay district in response the repeal earlier Tuesday in iami of an ordinance prohibit· g discrimination against gays housing and employment. ~The. parade found its way to nion Square where the roup anted "Gay Rights" Ml "No More Miamis." Police described the group as "non·violent" and said no arrests were reported. ~archers wore black arm bands. J Before the late night parade, .qavid Goodslein,publisher or the nJl\on's largest aay newspaper, ~e Advocate, said, ''We're not Ing to give up. I sort of look at like-a war metaphor. We had army or recruits. Now, we ve ah anny or veterans ... J Goodstein, who became a millionaire on Wall Street before t1' bought the Advocate se\teral ytears ago and moved it to sub- urban San Mateo, noted tbat Miss Bryant's Save Our Chlldteft campaign intended to becomfl nlltlonal in scope. San Francisco Sheriff IUchinl Hongisto, wbo spent a week tn Miami woratlng against ~. visited a homosexual ba_r Tues· day and pledged bis cooUnued S\&pport. j."I was very pleased to bl~ uMd a week ol my vacation lo go t~ Miami and campaign a1ain.st U , "he satd. :feaoher-r~UvH in,t.he Capistrano Unlfied School Dis· trict have declared "persistent disagreement'' ln contract ne1otiation.s-with tbe district, leading to negotiation Impasse. EI Toro Park Dedication Set Thursday The 12·acre first ,hase of El Toro Community Park will be de- dicated by two county supervisors at 11 a.m. Thursday. Sotb &,upervisor Ralph Diedrich, whose third district was recently ~anded lo include El Toro. and Board Chairman Thoma Riley, who represented the community before lhe chance ln district boundaries, will speak duk'ing the · ceremonies. Music and t~rreshments also wlll bepnmded. The so.th portion of the park is the finlofthree phases of a park 1yat6m •hich eventually will cover 75 acres of land along Los All•os Boulevard. This ftrst ]>.base includes four handball courls, two tennis courts, two sand volleyball areas. pleotc areas and landscaping around existing trees. ' The distriet's rinal effer of1Httit percent raise lo cover increases in teacher salaries and fringe benefits wu eountered Tuesday by teacher representatives ask· ing a 7.5 percent Increase, plus 52 percent of new money over $840,000 coming Into the district in the 1977· 78 Ciscal year. "We maintain the district can meet our demands, but doesn't want lo," said Tony Leon. presi· dent or the Capistrano Unified Education Association, representing teachers. "Accepting the di&trict offer or six percent would put us right back wbere we were last year. Based on average teacher salary, we would rank fourth out oC the six Orange County districts whi~b have settled." In a letter to district teachers, Superintendent Jerome Thornsley said the district's offer would ihcrease teachers' salaries from about $500 to $1100 per year, tn addlt~n to regular inct'eases for length oJ servtce i,. the dlStricl artd 11dded educaUon c.-.Qib toward craduate degrees. Thornatey pointed~ut in tils let• ter that the Capistrano disU:ict increased teacher salaries and fringe benefits by,21f.t percentage points higher than the average Orange County school di!trict in 1976·77. "Additionally, the present salary offer for 1977·78 matches or ex~ the average settle- ments in other unill'ed s~bool dis· (~IMPASSE, Page AZ> Allaway, 37, has pleaded inno- cent and innocent by reason of in- santty to charges that be killed seven people and wounded tw<> others in a shoot,ing spree la.st Ju· ly 12 In and around the campus library. The media center where porno- graphic films reportedly were displayed is in the basementofthe library building. Allaway once worked as a janitor in that area. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1977 .:nright refused to comment c>n the posslbJllty that pornographic films, if lbey existed, played any part in hi$ decisi4Nl to advtse tbo defeAJeQf new development& He explained that the ioforma• tion ha inunedlately shared with the defense was being held con· fidential by the court and that be was not in a position to comment on it today. But H was learned from another source close to tbe trial j that a report submitted by a psychiatrist who examined Al· laway in the county jail led to the campus 1nvestiaation by O'Kede and b1a staff and the submission of their findings lo Enright. Judge Kneeland will scbedute a new trial date Monday. It is ex· peeled that be will set Aug. 2 for the resumption of action against Allaway. Carter Audited l $11,ot)O Farm Deduction Eyed' WASIUNGTON (AP> -The government is auditing Presi· dent Carter's tax return for 1975, the year he took a $11.000 deduc· lion for farm machinery purc hases, a presidential spokesman said today. The audit is being rnade at the initiative of the Internal Revenue Service. said White House Depu. t y Prcsss Secretary R ex Gran um. But he said. Carter wants his returns audited every year he is In office from now on. "It is the President's wish that while he is in office that his returns be audtted." Granum told reporters. "It just seems lo be in everyone's be~t interest.'' Job Total Hits R ecord For,ounty Employment in Orange County climbed t.D ll record hig h 822.200 JQba last month. nccordtng to figures released today by the State Employment Development Department < EDD I. While employment reached a record level the county's seasonal adjusted unemploy. ment rate climbed slightly last month to reach 4.6 percent. A month earlier EDD reported Orange County's unem Jo ment rate al 4.5 percent. When compared lo May, 1976, last month·s employment figures in the county indicate an expand· ing job market Al well as decreased Wlegiploy(1lent. A year earlier for example the number of errtplo~cd persons i'n Orange County stood at 775,700 and the county's unemployment rate hovered aH.2 percent. Major gain areas in employ- ment included manufacturing and the construction industry. In construction for eicample, EDD's figures show in May 1976 there were 27, 700 workers employed. Last month there were 37,900 constructfon jobs in the county. According to EDD's monthly labor repert, the construction boom bas been aided by $40.8 million worth or federal funds poured into local public work projects. EDD predicted the unemploy· ment rate will rise 'SHlhtly this month "as new graduates enter tbe labor market." "Summer hiring for manufac· turinc flrms should be more bri•k than last year and empfoye11 comments on the three-month outlook .,-e aeneral· ly ravotable," EDD said. That forecast was backed by a prediction that emplo,yment in restaurants, retaU trade outlets, tourlsC a\l.ractiol\s 41od ~pitaJs will geht\&ubltanU1Jly.fn the next three months. Granum said he did not know the specific reason for the ongo- ing IRS audit or what prompted it. •'Jt did not come from a com- puter printout," he declared, re· ferring to routine computer selection of returns from persons wltb large incomes and big de· duotions. The spokesman also said he did not know whether the audit was started during the admlnistra· tion of Carter's Republican pre· decessor, Gerald R. Ford, or ex· actly when it began. Asked whetbe r Carter fell the audit is politically motivated, Granum replied: "There's no feeling on our part thatitis." As for what the IRS is question· ing about the President's 197Sre. turn, Granum said "there's no particular interest in a specific thine that we're aware or." Ke said he would ask Carter's accountant, Robert Perry ot Americus, Ga., near Carter's home town of Plains, and then determine whether the White House would provide the answer or leave it up to tbe IRS to say. Perry, contacted in Americ~. refused to say anyWng about the a udit without White House authorization. The Internal Revenue Service declined co~ (See CARTER, Page A2) , EIR Okayed somo PtuJ•es state Hurdle LOS ANGELES CAP> -The state Public Utilities Commission ha$ approved an environmental impact report for a SOHIO proposal to transport 700,000 bar- rels of crude oil in tankers lrom Alaska to Long Beach. Under lhe proposal by somo Transportation Company of CaliCornia, a subsidiary of Standard Oil of Ohio, the oil would go by pipeline from Long Beach to Midland. Tex. The environmental report ls required by the Na· tional Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and must also be approved by many other federal, state and local agencies before the project can begin. . The report was prepared by the federal Bureau of Land Mana~ement ani · At Work Center Vallerga Begi,m 60-day Jail Term Former Orange County as· sessor Jack Vallerga reported to the Ventura County jail Tuesday to begin serving the 60-day term he received following his convic· tion on multiple crirrtinal charges. Vallerga, 55, has been assigned to the jJil's work furlough center at Camarillo Municipal AirPQrt. He is one of 137 such inmates who are permitted to leave the center each morning tor work provided they return at a fixed hour each night. Vallerga was one of 11 as· sessor's office employes indicted by the Orange County Grand Jury after a long investigation of that oltice. • Hinshaw bas been found guilty jn two Orange County Superior Court trials. His appeal has been rejected in one case and is still being considered in the other. Vallerga, who chose to be tried outside Orange County in his two ' trials, was round guilty by a Kern County Superior Court Judie in Bakersfield o! conspiracy t charges and sentenced lo one 1 year's probation. I Weat her MoaUy cloudy along the coaat throucb Thursday with spotty !fa!IY morning drizile aod hazy after· •noon sunshine. Lows tonight near 60. Highs Thursday mJd to upper 60s at beaches and low lo mid 10. anland . .IN81H TODAY u .. , • 1\2 OAIL Y PILOT SO 5 KILLED. • Tb• l'•derel Avl•tlon Ad· inln11tr t1un it If h•• 1t~ppt'd out ol lnv u,auon loch&y, Ml lH . John Tamplin, op ratlun• auna&er ul th• f'AA t•n~rol •vlallon daatrlrt olflcc, c:on IJrmtd p lot Mall r waa Oyinll on '" uu LI wh n he auddenly radloedt.Mplanawulntroubl . "W~ don't know e.uc:Uy wh•l &he troubJ• wu," Tamplin Mlded ·v1•1billty wu l Ul..n on• m lo artd t.Mre w a cetUn• ~ l 1 than f \," Knowledt1cable wltne1n111 00 t~ around uc•c:u•lcuncd lo dall)' fll•hU over their nelShborhood told ln "·estli•ton, however. tt aeem• clear the pilot was encounterlna eoaln lrOUble. Cons1derlne the circumstances. sevMal facton co11Jd have bttn Involved In com- tl1nal.laa besides enslne trouble. vderan lnVe$lll{&le>n IU&itsled, the overcast included. Cable Airport baa no control. tower. thus except for his own in- ~truments. tbe pilot was hterally flymg bland wtule m the gloomy June overcast seeking to circle and find the held again. Still another w1tnes1 saJd he thought Miller might have been t ry1ng to set down on the Sycamore Elementary School campus rour blocks away when lhe Aero Commander plummet- ed down. The plane had just taken off for Cabo San Lucas. Baja California Sur, aod a deep sea sportfishing tourney chaired by Tate. The craft was registered to the family's Pomona Cadillac de- alership. Friends 1n the Harbor Area said it was new and had only re- cently been leased, while Cable Airport sources S31d the engines had been checked and were operating perfectly. Tate's father. Warren Tate. lives at 48 Linda Isle, Newport Beach, while his brother Ted locally operates a power boat de- alership. lie had once been a partner like his brother in the family car agency. Upland Fire Department of- ri cials estimated $100,000 to Sl20,000 damage was caused by the crash-caus<.'d inferno that destroyed the five-unit apart- mt•nt house. Four persons on the ground, in ., ,,.. A.uotla&ed.,... ·The U1andan covernment barred all Brttl1h ettlzen1 ln U1andatrom leavl!\f the coUntty, tod y tn an apparent attempt to force rttaln to let President. ldl Amtn au.nd th• Commonwealth summlt conference In Londoq. Radio Uaanda, in a broadcut muol&.ored tn Nalrobl. Kenya. ROPBudget Of 8682,276 Due for Vote A 1682,276 revised tentative 1977-78 budget is scheduled for approval tonight by Capistrano- Laguna Regional Occup11Uonal program <ROP) directors. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. in the Capistrano Unified School District board room, located in district offices, 32972 Calle Perfecto in San Juan Capistrano. Hector Navarrette, ROP superintendent, told the board in a memo attached to the proposed budget that it allows for reduc- tion of the tax rate and provides in excess of $22.000, which he said the board could use for salaries or to reduce the tax rate further. The ROP provides job training through classroom instruction and on-the-job internships for high school upper classmen. out· of-school teenagers and adults living in the Capistrano and Laguna Beach Unified School Districts. Adult School Graduation Rites Slated eluding Richard Rothchild, 20, an Twenty-three adults who have apartment tenant listed in completed their high school serious condition al San Antonio education through the Sad· Community Hospital, suHered dleback Valley Unified School injuries. District's Adult Education Guy Moshier, NTSB inspector Department will receive their assigned to the disastrous crash. diplomas Friday. was out or his oHice today and The largest adult graduating could not be reached for com-class in the four-year history of ment, but colleagues predicted a the district will be honored dur- lenglhy investigation. ing a banquet beginning at 7:JO Generally 1l is several months p.m. in the Holiday Inn. Laguna berorc the NTSB issues a ruling, llills. which for all inlcnts and The graduates range in agt• purposes, estabhshcs,,,_thc factor from 18 to 44. Although 17 or the or series of factors wfill'h caused new graduates started high a plane crash. or accidents tn· school outside the district in lhc ,·olvmg interstate carriers su<.'h past. six or the students recently as passenger trains. attended district schools but The FAA"s role 1n :i crash in-finished their requirements 1,est1gation is more one of law en-through the adult education pro- 1---~~~~'7". -a spoke.sm.a~!or-th.c•·-~g~r..ia~m....__ ______ _ agency explained today. aatd a decislo" on the "pUcht" ol the BrtU.h In Ucanda would have to await Amln's retum from Lon· don. The Commornire.alth con· ftrence opened t~ere tod1$ without him or any U &abdan de-le1at . Amln wu belloved to bave spent the n11ht in Libya en route to try to crub the conference. nut there wu some 1peculalion tn London that Uaandan reports ol lbe burly dictator's trip were a hoax. These were the latest reports: -A Ugandan who answered the phone at Amin's command post at Entebbe said be beard on Radio U&anda that Amin had already arrived in London. En1Ush·langua1e broadcasts made no mention of the. arrival, but the radio also broadcasts in several African languages. There was no indication in Lon- don olhis arrival. -A Norweeian reporter who telephoned ·Kampala. the U&an· dan capital, was told by a spokesman for Amin that the president had left his overnight way station and was sailing for Britain on a st\jp. "The president. is going to Ct\11 us when he has reached tttJ British capital," the spokesman said. Amin criticized Andre Young, the black U.$. am· bassador to the United Nations for things he said in a Playboy magazine interview, Radio Uganda reported today. Radio Uganda quoted Amin as saying: "If the Playboy in· terview is accurate, there is no doubt Mr. Young has chosen to be a trait.or to the cause or the black man especially in America where the history or slavery IS still alive in the minds or black people all over the world · · The embargo on the British 1n Uganda was s1m1lar to a ban placed on about 240 American na· l1onals in the cnuntn· last Fehruarv ;iftcr P1 cs uknl ·CJrt1 ·r s·a1ct reports <•f a wan· or mas..; murders by Amin und ht' "UP portt•rs "d1Sl.!UStl·rl tlw t•n111·1: t•1vllttt'<I world · Th.it han \\ :i>< liftctl :lfll'I' rour Iii!\'' The 8r1t1sh Ft1ruh:11 01 ru·1• 1n London suul ahout :uH1 Brit t'h cil1lcns lin• 1n l'l!••ndJ. rr111 ... 1 "' them m1ss1nn.11·1t•" Tht•\' 1•1l-l'lcd to stay In I ht• t•1111n1 n ; agam"' British aclvin· '' h1·11 d1pl11mat 11 n•lat1ons hl•l111•1•11 th1· 11111 t•n1111· ll'ICS W(.'l'C hr11k1•11 f,1.,t..l11I\' There wal( nu 1111111 1<111;"· on whl'lher Amin"·'' 011 lh1• 011111· again or "hl•llwt lw ""' ap prouchm)? Britain Prim c M 1n1'' 1· r .I .1 m , .... Callaghan rect•ntly "mlt• .\m111 that it would be ··mapprnpnatt• · for him to come to Lontlon. and privately British official-. sail! h<' would be kept out becm1se nr thf' mass killings his re,e1me :1llei;!etl Jy..bascom · "We sort of ride side saddle on the same horse." h<.' said. Fra.PageAJ If lhc NTSB finds :;uffil'1t•nt evidence lo warrant taking punitive action against a pilot in· volved m a plane crash, he ex· 1>lained, the FAA is the arm of )!ovcrnment that imposes it. ·'But of course in this case ... there is nothing that could be done anyway," he ob- served Blythe Pair Die in Crash RIVERSIDE <AP> -Two persons from Blythe were killed when a sini:tle·<-ng1ne plane crashed into a field, struck a tree and then disintegrated, spewing wreckage on the yards of homes. police said. Police U . Ellin Asper said the victims of the crash late Tuesday night near Riverside Municipal Airport were identified tentative- ly as Lavelle Hancock, 49, and Carolyn Jane Hancock, 40, both or Blythe. OAANGI! COAST se DAILY PILOT ~~~~~~~~Ir,==~&= {N\I "'•bllU\i"O C. ...... n, s.o.r ... ~t10'1\•r• :.~'~.:~~~~~'::':.;..~,~· , •• ,., "''"""· tf•l"t•. S.dd~· V.tt.y ..-.. ~.:":=~~~~~,:~~1;: P"•"<.INt oub-11,l'UftQ ... ,,, f\ et m Wlt\t .. , ~·--.eo.1 ...... , ..... .,...-. ·-NW.W Pttt• ........ , .... ~t,,., J .. ,. c ..... v ... ..,.......,, • ...,~_., __ ~···-· ....... ,,.._.a. ......... .... ....,..,.,.11 ... a. ........ .._ lnl'lwll•. -"•"•' .... """-"" ..... hddtMecllVetWIOlftoe ,,,., u ...... -~*Drott"-• Otncft c..i.Mo,. uew. .. ..,,._. -........ IMMl!• lltlS~ .......... U-hMh• 11 .. 0"-'t\Vwt T•l•pflOM (114)"°4Zn CSHIU!ff Adftrtlllfll MJ.1111 --•vtllt•-Olt~• N1"310 , • ..,. ~· ao ........ •ts.oat =:"tl !!!!. 0:.~. c~:,::,:"':O'.~ fl'•U•f' •• ••"r.'':f,,M.,fllf\. ""''"''" '1'#¥ ff ~~:::,.;;.~ ,. ... , """"''•' .. ~"'·~·.-.. 6t< .... •19'• """'" ,...,~ •• °"'" ,,_... C•llttrt•U• lw•u,t•1IO" -., ,.,,,., \J" ·-·•111,~1.:::!..~~.!9 -"'·· ........ .., IMPASSE DECLARED. • • tricts in Orange County," he said. Capistrano Unified teachers signed a two·year contract in December, giving them an 8.4 percent salary raise. Both teachers and administrators said at that time that the 8.4 percent increase brought district teachers' saalaries in line with the county averafe. The "average' teacher in the Capistrano district is currently earning an annual salary or SlS.212. according to Sam Chicas, assistant superintendent. Thomsley said the district's six percent offer would force the school board lo cut the pre· liminary 1977-78 budget by ~so.ooo. "If the same orrer is made and accepted by the classified or- ganizations, the district expen- diture program wlll have to be further reduced a total or approx- im alely $1. l million," hesald. In addition to disaereement over economic issues, teacher Woman Faces Theft Charge Cbaraes of petty theft have been filed by Orance County sheriff's officers •••inst an Irvine woman who allegedly took a $3.95 pair or sun alasses from the El Toro Marine Corps post exchange without payinc for them. Deputies said the citation was issued to Marcia Ann Vest. '1. of 17662 Teakwood Lane. ~ 11.id the aun glasses •ere concealed in her purse. . SuitSeeb~ NEW YORK (AP) -A 90-)'ear· old 8~ man with Hod1kln'1 diseue, Joseph Messina, sued lri th federal court Tuacta.y tor tho n1ht to use LaetrlJe, 1ayln1 t.he controvenlal dru1 "r p t. plalnUtrs lut hope ot aultalruni life.'' and district representatives could not agree on a grievance procedure. Teachers want bind· ing arbitratlon, while the district argues for advisory arbitration with the right of either party to appeal a decision to the courts. CUEA president Leon said his organization will request a state mediator through the Educa- tional Employment Relations Board (EERB>. Supt. Thomsley said it will pr<h bably be three or four weeks before a mediator can be assigned to the Capistrano district. due to a current heavy workload on state mediators. The mediator has 15 days lo try to resolve the teacher-district conOlct, Leon said. If he fails, the matter would automatically go to fact flndlng. "We are confident a fact finder would rule in our favor,'• said Leon. "We have studied the bud1et carefully, and we r~l we are making lotlc:al demands. which would not damage educa· tional needs of the district.•• _ ......... Tender, Loving Care Ned, a 16-month-old African baboon, gently cradle~ his pet four-week·old gamecock near Mount Vernon, Wash. Chicken indicates he has na squawk about treatment. Both belong to a former wild animal trainer. E',... P"fle .41 m~nl. "ll ~ not unusual at all ror someone wilb a bJch income to have an audit performed," Gran um said. He noted that Carter•a 1975 re. turn, which was made public by the Presldent duran& his cam· pai1n Cor the Wbite House, In· eludes a "bic portion" ol income from Carter's part.nersbip with his brother, Billy, nd mother, Miss UIUan, ln the Cantily peanu~ Warf house. Neither Miss Lillian nor Billy could be reached for commeGt immediately in Georgia. But Atlanta lawyer and lonsUme Carter adviser Charles Kirbo said be understood the IRS was audit.inc the warehou.se. Tile tax retum shows Cart.er paid $17,.a. ln tax that year on an income ot SUS,138. The return shows he took a $U, T02 deduction related to purchases or farm machinery. ''The bie deduction that year was tbe equipment." Granum said. He said he didn't know who the IRS notified about the audit or when but that the President learned about the audit from Robert Upahull, b\s White Bouse counsel. Lipsbutz' otfice referred all in· quiries to the While lioU.se press office. Womai;1 Raped Youth Hit by Car AtKnifepoint C • • l • Cl In El Toro ntica in e11W"llle ASanDiegowomanwasraped A 14·year-old Dana Point boy who was struck bf a car as he walked alone the sidewalk at the entrance to Dana Harbor Sunday remained tn critical condition to- day at San Clemente General Hospital . The boy. Michael Dawes. suf- rered fractures or both legs and severe head m1uries. Meanwhile, the California llq~hwa v Patrol reported 1t wou Id a!>k 1hed1st rict attorney to f1h• c•h,1r).!t'S <1gamst the driver of/ llH' 1·ar Thetli...tnrt attorney was 1h•ltlH'r.111ng t hr case today. Tht• drt1'l•r onJ.!tnally w:is re p11rlt·d 111 IH' Larry llnll. it, of :1:> 1 :1;, lh'a<'h Hnad. Capistrano ftt'ach 1111111'\t'I . on Monc1uy. ll 11 h t• r 1 1\1 :1 r d 1 a n .I r • • Warehouse Burns LY'JWOOI> 11\l'l 1\ r1re of 11nclc•ll01 m1n1•tl 111 1g1n h.1-. r :.111sed " •• m ii l!I' , .... 1 Im ol I r ll •• I S:>fl() .000 In ;i ".11 t'h•111't' I h.11 hnuc;('(I lwo hn,11 m.111111,11·1111 ini: f11 m-. in the El Toro area Tuesday by a restaurateur and so¥or motoristwbopickedberupintbe Watergate Justice Departmeo Long Beach area and then figure Robert Mardian, ass threatened her with a knife. ly told the CHP be, not H Orange County Sheriff's of· drove the car. He said Hall w ricers said the 23·year-old victim passenger. told them s}\e was raped and CHP officers said three wit· forced to participate in acts oC nesses told officers Mardian's sex perversion after her a.bduc· Ferrari was traveling at 70 lo 80 tor pulled bis car off. th-: San miles per hour when it went out Diego Freeway and parked m the of control, slipped sideways, LakeForestarea. . Jumped the curb and hit the boy, She told officers that the ktd· who was on his way to go fishing. nap~r then pushed her from the vehicle and drove off at higb speed. "Officers Probe Juice Stand Theft Orange County sheriff's or- ficers are investigating the theft of ~150 in cash from th~ Orange Julius stand in the Laguna HiUs l\1 all. Deputies said the unknown thief took the cash from an un· locked drawer while employes were busy in other areas of the premises. Officers are circulating a description or the man and bis car. The woman was allowed to return home after treatment at S addlebac k Com munlty Hospital. 'Sick-out~ Works LONG BEACH (AP) -A one- day sick-out called by lbe Long Beach CiLy Employes Associa- tion resulted in a nearly 25 per· cent absentee rate Tuesday. ----- Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world of distinctive home furnishings is all about • • . now at savings from 10 to 50%*. 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And mutul f\mda COi\-• tinae to ftlbt bi&h redemodoas. . • And so. the second ball ol Batteo•a statement, made several montba qo when be embarked oo a prac.ram to tun back to the mu-ket the prodlcaJ lnd.Mdual htvestor, bu,,. bardb cometnae as yet. It ruda: : ". . • Who are ready to respond to reasonable incentives to .PUt some of their savlngsintost.ocks .... " Potential investors continue to be savers instead. Tbey seattb for the cuaranteed fixed retum provided bJ la· ~rest rather than the riskier but potm- tially larger return tbat ltOcb mllbt provide. Reasonable incentives? Many solid companies are selling below their boot . value. The price-earnings ratio of the una1i1 .. Dow Jooes industrial average is about t.5 or less, compared wJth nearly 12 a year ago and 16to18 a decade ago. THE INCENTIVES AU TBEaE, but they aren't being exerclsecl. One mutual fund conducted a~ to determine what. was done with the money lhareboldas obtained by redeem;~ lot their holdings. Tbe largest percentqe, 2t, sald they de: · posited the funds in aavinis accounts. Respond.ins to the cautious climate. corporations tbat . Obce attempted to attract lavestofl tbrou&h st.rong tr0wtb ' are committi.og more ot their fuoda to dividends. . . Standard le Poor'a Corp. found tbat more companies.,. ralaed their dividends last month tban in any previous Mai • since it began keepine records in 1955. No fewer than 262 companies raiaed their dividend.I in the mooth. TID.8 EFFOllT TO COMPENSATE lovestors quick)k ... instead ol. asking them to wait for lon1·t.erm capital gaids :1 was expressed through extra dividends alao. Sixty-five ex;~ traa were declared versus 44 a year ago. : ;: Why the conservative attitude? · ~ Batten eq>ressed the view: "Many of them simply want~ some assurance that the government woa't penall.ie thetll ~ with heavy taxes lf they happen to make some money 09 ~ their lovestmeot.a.'' ~ But there ls more to it than that. ~ .. IN8'l1TUTIONAL ACl'IVITY, ACOOUNTING lor aboui ~ '10 percent of dollar volume oo the NYSE, most likely bu 4 ~ lot to do with the reluctance to loftlt ln atocb. : ~ Thole in.sUtuUons are felt by individuals to be unfair~ competitioo, because of their maritet-movta& power, tbdr~ apeelal research. their ability Co move last OD newa the public might not receive unUl boun latu. . f lndeci.siv(meSI about the economy, of course, la a fac- tor. When savers can see far abe.t more of them than DO\f tend to become lovestors. But they cannot see, and it'a all . undentandabJe wbeo you read the DeW1 these days. BVEN BUSINESS, WBICBllA880 MUCH to gain from movm& ahead, maru time whlle worrying itself into a lather about the uncertainties~ lnta'est rates, taxes. costa. prices, avallatnlity of commodities, foreign competiUon and more. With business exhibiting such a lack d daring, can the investor be blamed for showing bis cautioa? 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