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Home My WebLink About1977-06-10 - Orange Coast PilotII . . , II ... e Surf Clai1ns NB wedge Tower . • Two Die in Flaming Mesa Crash • Spy Suspect Could Be Slain • •Winkles Na~!!!rt.f'-'s Manager DAILY PILOT ' .. :. .... * * * 10' * * *. '. ' ; * t r • f " '• I FRI DAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 10, 1977 VOL. 70, NO. 161, 4 SECTIONS,•• l'AGES Air Crash .. ·. Two Lost Lives In Negligence? A onetime Corona del Mar woman and her friend, who ley dying for perhaps two d:ays near their crashed Rlane, could have lived, but' tbe San Luis Obispo County I ' Spy Suspect WuldFace Execution NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - Radio Uganda, continuing Presi· dent ldi Amin 's war of nerves ageinst the British government, said today a British businessman ln Uganda would be shot "by the eM of next week" If found guilty of spying. The official government radio Identified the arrested Briton as 1'Cullen," not giving his first name. It said he is the former manager or an automobile firm bi Uganda. The broadcast said Cullen would be tried for spying "by re· \tolutionary members of the mtlitary tribunal and tr found IP(ilty, executed by firing squad ~the end of next week. '· 1'No announcement will be ~ade about the time and place of e!Jecutlon, which will not be qi~de known to anybody." the r~iosaid. • Sheriff's Office never sent a deputy to check the sole eyewitness report. The story was disclosed Thurs· day, as the law enforcement agency launched an internal in· vestigat.ion to determine the re· asonawhy. Susan Daniels, 25, and Jacques Rene Tromeur, 31, perished on a hillside ln the notch of Cuesta Pass as late as two days after the May 23 crash of their light plane. "It's really sad ... They might have been saved if there was help .... "San Luis Obispo County Coroner Don Hines said after the June 1 discovery or their ~orpses. A colleie student who drove through the pass the day or the crash filed a formal complaint or nefligence against the sheriff's offtce Thursday. Autopsies on the bodies showed both victims died or traumatic shock and exposure in an area that. out ol eye ranee or U.S. Highway 101, is virtually water· less wilderness. Coroper Hines said the injuries the p1.1r suffered in the crash weren't serious enough to have killed them if help had been forthcoming. ·Miss Daniels, a PhD candidate in buainess administration at UCLA, where Tromeur also was enrolled, suffered only a leg laceration in the plane crash. which lit up the fogey sky. (8" StJBVIVE, Page AZ) Wife Charged Weddinga, 1 O; Divorce., 0 Delly ............ .., &.M f'ape BODY SURFER SAILS THROUGH HOLLOW WAVE AT BALBOA'S WEDGE THURSDAY AFTERNOON But Chunk• of Wave--battered Ufeguard Tower Kept Rider• Out Thi• Morning ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~----~~~-- Two Killed In Flaming Mesa Crash Coroner's investigators are seeking the Identity of two people who Thursday night burned to death in Costa Mesa when their auto burst into names after strik- inJ a freeway guard rail. Invest11ators said they believe the victims, both or whom were burned beyond recognition, are a man and a woman. According to a Calirornia Highway Patrol report, the pair were drivtng southbound on the San Diego Freeway shortly before 9 p.m. when the driver at· tempted to swing on to the north- bound Newport Freeway on -a transition road. IO-foot Waves Huge Surf Claims Li/ eguard Tower By STEVE MITCHELL Of tM Oelty f'I ... Staff The surf was huge at the NeW'pOl't Wedge this morning, but nobody was body surfing. They didn't want to share the churning water with chunks of lumber from a lifeeuard tower swept to sea durln1 hieh tide this mornl.n&. It was the aame stol')' up and ctown the Oran1e Coast this morning. Lots ol big waves, but not many surfers ridini them. And Los Angelea Weather Service prognosticators say the south swell, cenerated by a storm earlier th1S month off the cout ot New Zealand, should continue through Saturday. The efant walls or water, som in the 10 to a.root ranee. besan m*1'chliif uhore Tburscr_, ar. ternoon.; and by thia momin1 lifeguards in four t>each cities re· ported rescues and near- drownings in their areas. Lifeguard Capt. Bud Belshe said there were many wetsuited surfers out on the north side of the Newport pier this morning. but said they were not catching any spectacular waves. .. They're taking off on t.bem, but they're not making it across," be laughed. Belshe said the waves were breaking every 18 seconds in Jone, ereen walls. Another liletuard said some of the wave riders were successfully com- pJetlnC rides .. but onJ,y when tltey take off on the shoulder of the wave." LUeeoanb ln Newport Beach pulled 13 swimmers from rip-· tides 'Ibursday afternoon, most of thoee r~ues taking place u Corooadel Kar atate beach, The lifeguard tower at t.be Balboa hninsula Wedee, on tho west side of if e harbor entrance, ••• washed wt to seam bea\'1 aurf and hip tied es. -. Body IUr(en refuaed to enter the wat« this motnlna u the yeltow lumber aloshed aboUt tit the el,iit-root surf like clothes in a w11hlna machine. Hunt.inltOlt Be•ch auant1 re- ported aurf In the four to six-foot r•n:=::culonal waves. a&>" pro ~Ueietln Milk: A Wind, blowtnf at fty to etlht rnUes per bdur, li ca.. svar .... e AJ) Last Octoplets Die in Rome ATHENS, Greece (AP) -The last two of the octuplets born to a 25-year-old Greek woman wbo had been taking fertility drugs died today, a hospital spokesman said. Six died soon after Cleo Zerblli, of Lesbos laland, cave birth Thursday in an Athens hoepltal. The other two died-of respiratory di(flcuJUes early this morning. .. r' , f I Painting Everything Liz May, 12, daughter or a Kent State University insl(uctor, takes a break dur· ing what is called a Flaunt Jaunt on the Ohio campus. The student-inspired affair celebrates the end or the school year and combines music, dancing, theater and, or course, painting. The canvas for this part of the activity was 100 by 150 feet. ; , From Page? A J .:SURF ••• keeping the surr slightly choppy, according to one lifeguard, who said there were not many s urfers ~ut in the 65 degree water. '·· Huntington liefguards made six rescues Thursday, mostly swimmers caught in riptides, and reported at least one near· ,drowning near Tower 9, about a ,ball mile south or the Huntington ,Pier. Laguna Beach lireguard Chief , Bruce Baird saJd his lifeguards • rescued two skin divers at 'Diver's Cove Thursday arter they apparently became ex· bausted in the heavy surf. Guards also pulled a surfer from the water who had been tossed against the rocks at ~ockpile Beach at about 6 p.m. 1hursday. "Most people in town were smart enough not to go out in the surf," BaJrd said. A check today showed waves in . the eight-foot range at Brooks· ,Street, a popular surfing spot, . .and only a handful or surfers tak· Ing advantage of the fast tu~. . Sao Clemente lifeguards rescued two young 1irls from six· . foot surf in front of the municipal pier Thursday afternoon. They ·.said the surf diminished in size with the low Ude this morning, b\lt added it might jump again thia afternoon. , ·Court Backs .t .l Oscenity Raps ., WASlilNGTON CAP) -States may prosecute persons for ob- :: scenity otrenses even though the :, kinds of materials describing .. sexual conduct might not be specirlcally prohibited by Jaw, 7 the U.S. Supreme Court has :: ruled. .. Voting 5 to t Thursday, the ~ justices upheld an Illinois ob· :: scenity law challenged as being ·• unconstitutionally vague, real- • · ·~ firming its 1973 landmark de· ! cision on obscenity and appear· • ing to expand its scope. : The decision leaves untouched .. the 1f12 conviction or bookstore ·• operator Wesley Ward, found .• guilty by a Peoria County, Ill., ·: court or sellin g 0 b scene. :: sadomuochistic publications, '• "Bizarre World" and "Illustrat· ·• ed Case Histories, a Study of ·' Sado-Masocb.ism." . •• .. ;; lightning Fatal t BAKERSFIELD CAP) -A r• farmer was killed by a bon of ., ligbtninl as be worked in his or- ;: chard north of here Wednesday ( evening. Kem County Coroner's :I' .. office reporµ . . 1• t• ' .. •• •• I OftANOICOAIT s DAILY PILOT • Convicted Banker's · . Ranch Liquidated SAN DIEGO (AP> -The debt is still astronomical but a federal judge bas whittled the amount owed a defunct bank by $7.4 million in approving the sale or a ranch once controlled by convict· ed financier C. Arnholt Smtlh. U.S. District Court Judge C. Leland Niel$en authorized the li· quidation Thursday of 12,394· acre Rancho Santa Maria in the San Joaquin Valley. The new owner is Nevis In· dustries of Yuba City. The pl'o- ceeds go to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., receiver of the insolvent U.S. National Bank Firms controlled by Smith owed more than S400 million to the bank when it folded in 1973, with $45 million of that written off as loss. The federal court finally set· tled on a figure of $170 million for the debt. Since then nearly $1 billion in lawsuits have been filed against the once mighty cor· porate empire. The ranch was owned by Apollo Ranch Corp., J. R. Barry & Co. Bishop Mortgage Corp., Excalibur Engineering Corp., Kernville Brokerage Co., Kingsburg Oil Co., and Dormik Development Co. All but Dormik have admitted the debts. · 4f'Wlre""'* Sentenced Former Long Beach plan- ning director Ernest Mayer, fired for accepting more than $52,000 in bribes, has been sentenced to from one to 14 years in state prison. (Story Page AS.) Bankrupteg Smith, 78, given probation and fined $30,000 after pleading no contest to four counts of bank fraud in June 1975, still faces prison in a federal contempt of court case due to be heard next week In Hawaii and in a grand theft and state income tax evasion case. The federal contempt case stems from Smith 's refusal to answer 21 times questions about his financial activities. Arguments will be beard by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday on the island of Kauai, Hawaii, where the court jurists are attending a federal judicial conference. Smith was ordered to jail May 13 by Judge Nielsen after the financier refused to explain why a $3 million judgment last February a&ainst Smith and two or his companies was never paid. Nielsen said the sentence would be indefinite -until the questions were answered -but he stayed sentence until after the appeal. Ex-cop Held OnHoldupRap LOS ANGELES (AP) -A Thousand Oaks High School teacher and former reserve de· puty sheriff was free on bail to- day alter being arrested twice this week in connection with two armed robberies, police say. Authorities said Thursday that Peter Alan Ludwig, 32. who teaches industrial arts, was ar· rested Monday in connection with a May 25 robbery at a Canoga Park bookstore. Two officers arrested Ludwig again Wednesday in connection with a March 27 robbery at a Woodland Hills dep11rtment store. Police said he stole mOl'e than $600 in the two robberies. Court Finds Extra Funds Adminis trators at West Orange County Municipal Court who said last week they needed 565,000 more this month to pay their end-of-the-year bills have found the extra cash they needed. The money wu found in uns- pent salaries, a report to county· supervisors said. A week earlier supervisors had been mtffed at the last-minute re· quest by Court Administrator Richard Wack for the extra cash. Money Tells Tales To Sunday Readers Sunday's Daily Pilot wlll show bow money ta.lb -sometimes with authority and' somttlmes wtth a whimper. BANKRUPTCY' LAWS - What can a })6rson do wbo ·a .hope- lessly in debt due to business re· verses, illness or layofrs? The Daily Pilot's Tom Barley take1 a look at California's bankruptcy laws in a story scheduled to lead off the YOU aecUoo. BRJGHT EYED FUTURE -Alleraa.n PhannaceuUcai. Prest· dent Gavin S. Herbert seea the future throuah rose co ortd con-tadl. You'UaeewbY.in a$t,oryby tho DiUY Pilot's'lDlary Jtaye ttiat l\aJ1I a new we~ feature focullnC on Oran1e OOut bu&J. ll (sUNpAY'S BEST) ILLEGAL ALIENS -What does It cost for educatloo. eocial and medical services and pe>Uc· ing of lllefal aliens? Ray Estrada of lho Dally Pilot stiff reporta iOme of Onnge County'• an1wenUn a special feature. Bl App~o~al Close·? Carter 'Leaning' Toward Production WASHINGTON <AP> -Two erltlce of the much-debated Bl bomber project emerged from a meeting today wltb President Carter to sa.y they {~l he ls de· finitely leaning toward at least limited producUon of the costly airplane. mueb Wormation frol'Q Brown about the Bl ad also beard from co.nireuioul backers ot tbe pro-gram. Sen. George McGovern (D· S. D.), said he told Cuter that the PreaideDt'• credibility is at stake lo the decllioo. "The point I stressed wu that the naUm'a first line of defense ls 40Years the credibility of Its tnstitutlons and the credibility of lta pres!· dmt." McGovern related. He noted that almost one year a10 Carter told the Democratic National ConventJon's PlaUorm Committee that the Bl Wal u U • • otJc aacJ costly piano lhat would add notblng to ddmse etrectlve-ness. Rep. Robett Drln•n <D· Maas.). told reporters that Carter Diede a cryptic reference to .. aecret 1.DlormaUon tbat be had not had before,'' which Drlnan said he lntetPNted as an indlcatioo Uie President ta pre- paring to make a case in behalf of the Bl. Rep. Ronald Dellums <D- Calif. ), agreed that Carter seemed likely to support at least part or the Air Force request for a $25 billion neet o! 2'4 B la. However, Sen. Jahn Culver (D· Iowa), told reporters, "I don't think there's any way to tell which way he (Carter) is lean- ing." Retiring Newport Top Cop Honored Carter, a campaian year critic of tbe Bl, reiterated to the con- gressional delegation that "my inclination Is to annourtce my de- cision before the end or this month. "Following this meeting, I will probably pretty much go into seclusion and study what the In· formation ls and make a de· cision," be said. Drinan also reported that Carter, at a Cabinet Room session with more than a dozen Senate and House critics of the bomber, disclosed that Secretary of Defense ltarold Brown favors the project. Dellums said he did not hear such a statement. At the start or the meeting, Carter said be bad received By JOANNE REYNOLDS ottlleo.llY f'ileut.an More than SOOcivic leaders and I aw enforcement officials turned out Thursday night to honor Newport Beach's retiring Poll~ Chief B. James Glavas with an affectionate roast that was a tribute to bis nearly 40 years in police work. A total of 16 s peakers both praised and poked fun at Glavas who retired from the Los Angeles Police Department in 1961 to take the top job in the Newport Beach department. Roasters included Appeal Court Presiding Justice Robert Gardner, Mayor Milan Dostal, Orange County Supervisors Chairman Tom Riley, Orange County Di.strict Attorney Cecil Hicks and some of Glavas' own men. The evening was a succession of one-liners mixed with sincere tribute. DA Hicks noted that Fr .. Page Al SURVIVE TO DIE. • • Tromeur -his s~at belt un- buckled -was thrown from the pilot's seat and suffered a frac· tured leg, while Miss Danlels was able to extricate herself berore the plane exploded in names. Her body was found about a half-mile from the wrecked plane. Richard Manzer, 26, a Cal Poly student, did report a sudden. brief, eerie orange Oash and dy· ing glow in the 1ky as he drove through Cuesta Pass, authorities confirmed Tbonday. .. It's awful .• .it's sad ••• :• be told newsmen. Acting Sheriff Timothy Storton was unavailable for comment to- day because he was attending a county Board of Supervisors' meeting, but bas declined to identify any one individual as possibly at fault in the failure to dispatch a deputy. "There wu an eerie bright light that lit up the whole canyon. You couldn't see it (the plane crash> from a distance though, because it was foggy," Manzer said. Sources within the sberlfr s of· fice allege the man~n desk duty May 23 at the time the report by Manzer was received was re· serve Deputy Mike Blagglnl. ~ He reportedly dismissed the call as insignificant because it was sketchy and vague, without aufflclent detail to merit a followup. The rugged area near Cuesta Summit in which the plane carry. ing Miss Daniels and Tromeur went down is known in that re- gion as a graveyard of light aircraft and their occupants. The horror of what happened to the former Corona det Mar fllgh School cheerleader, a Class of 1969 graduate, and her friend dawned on Manzer when he heard a radio report. ''I was waiting for.the Dodier scores when I beard about the crash," he explains. 1 thought 'Wow!,' nine days ago .•. I start· ed subtracting the days to see if it could be what I had seen. I told myself it couldn't be, because.I had called the sheriff ... " He telephoned a local r;idlosta- tion lo confirm the story of dis· covery of the wreckage and bodies and the approximate date· and Umeofthecrash. "I realized then that 'oh my God,' what I'd seen was the ex- plosion of the plane, the flash of Jigbt." The first active search for the plane which vanished in deme fog on a flight from Coalinga to Santa Monica came when Tromeur's employer reported him missing from work. Miss Daniels' stepfather, Gil Hodges, said the couple ap· parenUy became concerned about the fog and were following Highway 101 through the pass at low altitude, hoping to reach San Luis Obispo's tiny airport. The small aircraft drifted slightly to the left as they ap- proached the steep notch of Cuesta Grade, which Tromeur did not realize rises sharply in altitude on each side. Hodges said the plane's land· ing gear apparenUy clipped a tree, according to the way Federal Aviation Administration investigators recreated the fatal crash. Too. Much? To.o Little? Newport Beach has only bad four police chiefs in its 71-year his· tory. "That really is impressive and a tribute to you, Jim," he said to the chief. "You ought to go out to Stanton -they don 'L even know wbotheirchlefis." One of Glavas• long-time friends, Les Sterrensen, suggest- ed that if he becomes bored dur· Ing his retirement, he might con· sider going b ack to work, possibly for the county. "Get a copy of the latest Grand. Jury report." he s uggested. ·'There should be plenty of job op- portunities listed there." Tom Keevil, editor of the Daily Pilot, claimed the chief left the LAPD "because he couldn't spell Sepulveda or Figueroa" to move to Newport Beach and live in Big Canyon "which h as its own privatesecurity force.'' Sgt. J ohn Simon, who put together a short slide show with background theme the song, "My Way," described Glavas as "the ,coolest euy 1 k;now. If he were capt.lln of the Titanic he'd say, 'Don't worry folks, we're just a topping for ice•." In the end, the chief was given a variety or gifts from the city, his e mployes, the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com· merce and the dinner guests who all contributed to an $1,800 gift certificate from a local travel •a ency. At the close of the two-hour program, Glavas r ec.eived a standing ovation. He said he was .. really touched" by the testimonial. "I'm ever so proud that you · people cho6e to come out tonight and be with me. I have a great love for this community and the people who are here.'• /ackpot On The Freeway SACRAMENTO CAP) - Three thousand dollars, en route to Reno casinos, fell out ol an armored truck and caused a traffic Jam on the Interstate-SO freeway here. All lanes but one were blocked by the highway patrol a s gua rds scrambled after the coins. Some rolled for a quarter of a mile. Mos t were recovered a fter an hour's search. Guard Dwatn Willlams said a bag felJ against a door latch and three bags fell out as the door flew open. OONT 'BE MISLED BY DISCOUNTS. DEALS. SALES AND GIVE·AWAYS . THE COMMON LAW OF BUSINESS SAYS IT BEST- lT IS UNWISE TO PAY TOO MUCH, BUT IT IS WORSE TO PAY TOO LITTLE. IF YOU PAY TOO MUCH, YOU LOSE A LITI'LE MONEY AND THAT IS ALL. WHEN YOU PAY TOO LITTLE, YOU SOMETIMES LOSE EVERYTHING BECAUSE THE PRODUCT YOU BOUGHT WAS INCAPABLE OF DOING WHAT IT WAS PURCHASED TOOO. YOU CAN1' PAY A ume ANO GET A LOT. 70, NO . 161, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUN:tV, CALI FORNI~ c Clo In g toe ks TEN CENTS 1 in Aid Cited • 1n Plane. Deaths •1.U & a. VINSEL Ot ... ...., ........... ,\ ooetimo Corona del Mar Woo>an and her friend, who Jay dyint tor. perhaps two ia1s near their crashed plane. coo.ld have lived, but Ole San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office never sent a deputy to check the sole ~ewitness report. The ttory WU dJJcJoted ThUl'I• d•y, H th• Jaw enforcement a1ency launched an hltemaJ in· veattcatlon to determine the rHIOOS'\'bf. Susan Daniell, 2S. and Jacques Rene 'l'romeur, 31. periabed an a billllde la the notch of Cuesta Pua a late u two Clays after._ May 23crulrofthetr Hcbt plane. "It'• really sad ••. They miebt have been saved it there was help ... , "San Luis Obispo County Coroner Don Hines aaid after the June 1 discovery of their corpses. A colleee studeot who drove throush the pass the day of the crash filed a formal complaint of ne1l11ence a1ai~t tbe sheriff's office Thursday. Autbplles on the bodies showed both victims dted of traumatic shock and exposure in an area that, out ot eye range of U.S. Highway 101, is virtually water· less wilderness. Coroner Hines said the injuries the pair suffered in the crash weren't serious enough to have killed them if help had been forthcoming. Miss Daniels, a .,hD candidate in business administration at UCLA, where Tromeur also was enrolled, suffered only a leg laceration in lhe plane crash, which lit up tbe foggy sky. Tromeur -his seat belt UD· buckled -was thrown from the' pilot's seat.1.and suffered a frac-. tured leg, wNle Miss Daniels was able to extricate herself before the.Plane exploded in flames. Her body was found about a half mile from the wreeked plane\ Richard Manzer, 26, a Cal Poly student.\ did report a sudden. ' brief, eerie oranae nuh and dy- inll glow in the skv as he drove tbrouth Cuesta Pus. authoriUes confirmed 1bursday. "It's awful .• .it's sad .•.• "be told newsmen. . Actine Sheriff Timothy Storton was unavailable for comment to- day because be was attending a county Board of Supervisors• meeting, but bas declined to <See SURVIVE. Page A!) :Congress ·Accused of ~~ipoff' llentities Souglat ·Flaming Mesa Crash Kills 2 Coroner's investigators are ~king the identity of two people 1tbo Thursday night burned to deuth in Costa Mesa when their auto burst into flames alter strik· ing a freeway guard rail. Investigators said they believe the victims, both of whom were burned beyond recognition, are a man and a woman. Assassin Hunted JlOME (AP) -Italian police searched today for a tall, thin, i black-haired Armenian wanted for the assassination or Turkey's ambassador lo the Vatican, Taha Carim. The 62·year-old diplomat was shot in the head and neck 1Tlwrsday. According to a California Hiehway Patrol report. the pair were driving southbound on the San Diego Freeway shortly before 9 p.m. when the driver at- tempted to swing on to the north- bound Newport Freeway on a transition road. Witnesses told CHP in· vestigat.ors the lightweight sta· lion wagon left the roadway and glanced off a light standard. Then, according to the wit· nesses, the auto bounced off a guard rail, skidded across the two·lane transition ~nd hit a second guard rail. It was when the small station wagon skidded to il halt that it burst lntofl•,n:es 1Jt<tUle.twpvic- tims were trapped inside. \ Gi8nt· Swells Beach Bodysurfers. By STEVE MITCHELL Oftlle~llyPl1915taff The surf was huge at the N~~port Wedge this morning, but nobody was body surfing. They didn't want to share the churning water with chunks of lumber from a lifeguard tower swept tos~a during high Ude this morning. . •Jt was the same story up and 'down the Orange Coast this I morning. Lots of big waves, but not many surfers riding them. J\nd Los Angeles Weather Sel'Vice prognosticators say the south swell, generated by a storm earlier this month off the c:qast of New Zealand, should continue through Saturday. ne giant wells of water, some ID the 10 to l2·foot range, began m;.rcbing ashore Thursday af. ternoon, and by this morning lifeguards in four beach cities re· J)"Or\ed rescues and near- ~gs in their areas. .. . Lifeguard Capt. Bud Belshe long, green walls. Another said there were many wetsuited lifeguard said some of the wave surfers out on the north side of riders were successfully com· .the Newport pier this morning, pletinirides "butonlywben"tliey but said they were not catching take off on the shoulder of the any spectacular waves. wave." "Th~y're ta'king off on them, Lifeguards in Newport Beach but they're not making it pulled 13 swimmers from' rip· across,'.' he laughed. tides Thursday afternoon, most Belshe said the waves were of those rescues taking place at breaking every 18 seconds io Corona de) Mar state beach. * * * * * * Waves ·v1cti1n? A 24·year-old Seattle man was Jost and presumed drowned at the Huntington Beach City Beach Thursday in heavy surf. Capt. l>oug D'Arnall said the victim, Mike Rlchnauslty, ap· · parently fell vicUm to the batter· ing waves and severe rip-Ude conditions almost as soon as he entered tbewater. D'Arnall said Richnausky's brother, Dave, or Ohio, was pulled out of the water by lifeeuards and taken to Pacifica Hospital suffering severe ex· baustion. Waves of 10to12 feet continued to batter the beaches today. The severe conditions were spawned by a storm earlier this month off the coast of New Zealand. The lifeg4ard tower at the Balboa Peninsula Wedge, on the west $Ide of the harbor entrance. was washed out to sea in heavy surf and high tides. Body surfers refU$ed to enter the water this morning as the yellow lumber sloshed about in the eight.foot surf like clothes in a washing machine. Huntington Beach guards re· ported surf in the four to six-foot range, with occasional waves ap. proaching eight feet in height. A southwest wind, blowing at five to eight miles per hour, Is keeping the surf slightly choppy, according to one lifeguard, woo. said there were not many surfers out in the 65 degree water. Huntington lifeguards made six rescues Thursday, mostly swimmers caught in riptides, and reported at least one near· drowning near Tower 9. about a hall mile south of the Huntinat.on pier. Laguna Beach lifeguard Chief Bruce Baird said bis lifeguards · rescued two skin divers at Diver's Cove Thursday after they apparently became ex· hausted in the heavy surf. Guards also pulled a surfer from the water who had been tossed against the rocks at RockpUe Beach at about 6 p.m. Thursday. "Most people in town were smart enough not to go out in the surf," Baird said. A check today showed waves in the eight.foot range at Brooks Street, a popular surfing spot, and only a handful of surfers tak· ing advarttage of the fast tubes. San Clemente lifeguards rescued two young girls from six· foot surf in front of Ure municipal <See SURF, Pa1e~A2) Mesa Police End Arrests In Drug Case Carter Lashes At Votes WASHING TON (AP) -Presi· dent Carter accused Congress to- day of knuckling under to the oil and auto lobbies and,. said the American people will "be the ones to suffer .•• and the ones who will pay.'' Carter's reaction to a series of votes by House panels that struck down key parts of his com· prehensive energy plan was re· ported by White House press secretary Jody Powell. (Related story, D2>. Powell said angrily and sarcastically that a House Com· merce subcommittee's approval Thursday of immediate and full decontrQl of natural gas prices amounts to "a paltry $71 billion ripoff." Refening to decontrol, Powell · vowed tbat the Administration will do its best "to kill the damn thlnc." · The subcommittee rejected Carter's plan for a phased re· moval of federal price controls from natural gas and voted to drop regulation enUtely. The House Ways and Means Committee killed Carter's standby gasoline tax Thursday, struck down bis proposed tax re- bate on hi&b·mileage cars and put off any penalty taxes on gas guzzlers until the 1979 model year. · •'The people of this country will be the ones to suffer if our hopes for an energy plan are thwart- ed," Powell quoted the President as saying. "They will be the ones to pay for yesterday's special· interest victories." Powell said Carter· is con· cerned that the congressional ac· tions are evidence "of a trend in the Congress not to face up" to difficult energy decisions despite reports from the Congressional Budget Office and the General AccounUng Office, which are congre5slooal aaencies, that the President's energy proposals should be strengthened, not weakened. Carter's concern is focused specifically on votes scheduled next week on bis proposals to in· crease the wellhead tax on oj.l and to require factories to con· vert from oil to coal. . "I can't see one good pClrpOSe in tossing around our vote counts," Powell said. "But I think we've got a tough fight on our bands." Co ast We atlie r Nicht and moming low ~louds, otherwise fair. Sunny Saturday after- noon. Lowa toniaht 61 at. beaches to es Inland: JU1bS Sat.urday in mid to upper 'IOI. I \ O.lly l'llet ~ ... lly ltlchanl lt-1 ... NEWPORT BEACH POLICE CHllF 8. JAMU Cll.AVA8 ENJOYS THE A1881NQ HE TOOK THURSDAY NIGHT TONIGln' .. JESUS CHRIST S U PE R S'f A R ' ' · 0 C c Auditorium, June1·11, 8 p.m. - .. BAREPOOT 1N THE PARK" -Costa Mt1a ctvic Playhouse. June lG-11, 17-18, 8:30 p.m. "EQUUS" -South Coast Repertory Theater, through June ll,8p.m . OCC PLANETARIUM -'1:30 .and9p.m. MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RACING -Fairgrounds, 8: lS p.m. KIWANIS TRAVEL & ADVENTURE SERIES "Virginia, Birthplace of Our Na· lion," OCC Auditorium, 8 p.m. Bankruptcy Exa-niined ~ On Sunday Sunday's Daily Pilot will show how money talks -sometimes with authority and sometimes with a whimper. BANKRUPTCY LAWS - What can a perJon do who's hope- lessly tn debt due to buslness re- verses. Ulness or layoffs? The bally Pilot's Tom Barley takes a look at Callfomia'a bankruptcy (SUNDAY'S BEST) laws in a story scheduled to lead' orr the YOU section. BRIGlIT EYED FUTURE - Allergan Pharmaceuticals Presi- dent Gavin S. Herbert sees lhe future through rose colored con- tacts. You'll see why In a story by the Daily Pilot's HUary Kaye that starts a new weekly feature focusing on Orange Coa.11t busi- nesses. ILLEGAL ALIENS -What does it cost for education, social and medical services and polic-- 1 n g of ille1al aliens? Ray Estrada of the Daily Pilot stair l'eporta aome of Orance County's answers in a speclal feature. : HANDICAP HELP -Dr. :Francis Crinella, new executive oirector at Fairview State lfospltal is profiled by Art Vinsel -0r the Dally Pilol And an As· ~oclated Press story previews 1he impact of a new federal law :Lhat substantially upsrades ;public education of retarded aDd :Physically disabled chlldren. ~OLDG.4TOR GATHERS mcHES : This mean old 1ator'a 1ot. it made. • He'a got. money, lnfluence. his bwn swimming pool and all the chicken he can eat. He'a even pretty. : And if a pauing tourist datn treat blm with dilre1pect, Hid le>urist pays a fine. h Meet the mean old fellow on f"'a1eBC. OUNOl!COMT c DAILY PILOT .. • • 40Years Retiring Newport, Top Cop Honored By JOANNZ REYNOLDS OI Ult Deily ••1Ut.afl More than 500 civic leaders and law enforcement 0Hicial1 turned out Thursday night to honor Newport Beach's retiring Police Chief B. James GJavas with an affectionate roast that was a tribute to his nearly -'O yean in police work. A total ol 16 1Jpeaken both praited and poked fun at Glavu who retired from the Los Anleles Police Department in U&l to take the top job in the Newport Beach department. Roasters included Appt'al Court Presiding Juatlce Robert Gardner, Mayor MUan Doetal, Oran1e County Supervl1ora Chairman Tom Riley, Oran1e Co unty Dittrtct Attorney Cecil Hieb and tome of Glavu' own men. The eventni wu a 1uceessJoa or one-liners mixed wltb 1lnc:ere tri bate. DA Hieb noted that Newport Beach bu only hid four Police chiefs in its 7l0year hla- tory. ·'That really la lmpreulve and a tribute to you, Jim," be Hid to the chief. ''You ou1bt to 10 out to Stanton -they doJa't even .know whotheirchiefil." . One or Glavaa• lon1-Ume friendl, Lea steff euen, 1uaeat- ed that lf he becomes bored dur• in& hta retirement, he mlaht coo- s ider going back to work, poe1lbly for the county. "Get a copy of the latest Grand. Jory report," he 1ua1ested. "There Should be plenty of Job op .. portunitiea listed there." Tom Keevil editor of the Daily Pilot, claimed the chief left the LAPD "because be couldn't spell Sepulveda or Fl1ueroa" to move to Newport Beach and live in Bil Canyon .. wblch bas its own prlvate1tc:wity force." S1t. John Simon, who put to1•tber a abort 1Ude 1bow with backllttOllnd theme the IODI, 0 My Way,,.deKrtbed Olava1 u "the' coolat 1uy J know. U be were captain ol the Titanic he'd 1a.y, 'Don't worry folk.a, ·we're Jutt atopptqrorfce'." lD the tod.J the chief wu liven a varltty CJr l1fta from the city, hl1 employe!t tbe Newport Harbor Area \J'Damber of Com· merce and the dinner l\leltl who alt contributed to an '1,800 lift cerWlcate from a local travel a1tnC)'. At the clo.e of the two-hour pro1ram, Glavaa received a 1tandin1 ovation. He 1ald be was ••really touched" by the testimonial. "I'm ever ao proud that you people chole to come out tonl&bt and be wttb me. I have a sreat love for tbll community and the people wbo are here ... ... l,akers Draft 6-7 Forward, 2 GU.ards From AP Dlspatcbe. The .Loa Aoaelea Lakers took an undergraduate forward, North Carolina State's Kenny Carr, in the annual National Basketball Association draft oC colle1e pla)'ers today. The Lakers with three oboicea in the first round also moved to try to beef up their suards. 'They picked playmaker Brad Davia of Maryland, also a junior, and Norm Nixon of Duquesne, who averaged 22 points a game. Carr was selected on several All-American teama, and was one or seven underclassmen eligible today. He stands 6-7. As expected, the Milwaukee llBManSoes Costa Mesa Over Accident A Huntington Beach man, who claims improper marking of bicycle lanes by lhe city of Costa Mesa Jed to bis being Injured, sued the city and a motorist Thursday for damages to be de· termined in trial court. James Lee Blum of 207 Oswego St. states in his Orange County Superior Court lawauit that in- adequate construction and strip. in1 of bike lanes led to bis collld· inC with a r;ar alle1eclly dxlven by co-defendant Chriltopber M. Drake. The accident occurred last Dec. 27 near tbe tntersectlon ot Estancia and Adams Avenues. Blum states be suffered serious injuries in the collision. Bucb made 6-11 Indiana center Kent Benson the first choice ln the draft and picked UCLA All· American Marques Johnson. Picked just ahead of Johnson was Houston 1uard Otis Birctsonc, by Kansu City. The other firat.·round selec· tions: -Gree Ballard of 0r,,aon. a forward, by Wuhington. -Walter Davis of North Carolina, a forward, by Phoenix. -Bernard Kine of Tennessee, a junior forward, by the New York Nets. -Jack Slkma of Illinois Wesleyan, a 6-11 center, by Seat- tle. -Tom LaGarde of North Carolina, a 1·10 center. by Denver. -Ray Wllllams of Minnesota. a 1uard, by tbe New York Knlcks. -Ernie Grunfeld of Ten- nessee, a forward. by Milwaukee. -Cedrick ''Cornbread'" Max· well of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, a forward, by :SO.ton. -Tate Armstron1 of Duke, a guard, by0Ue110. -Wayne ''Tree'" Rollins of Clem1oa, a 'l•l center, by Atlanta. -Ricky Green of Mlcbllan, a guard, byGold.enState. • -Bo Ellt. ~ Marquette, • forward, by Wublnl(ton. -Wiiley Cox ol Loulavllle. a forward. b)' Golden State. -Rich Laurel ot llofttn. a forward. bJ Portland. -OllDD ll~J' SeblBIU. a rorwud, b1 elpb.la. -An= Roberta of Sltm Hall, a by Denver. , Wife Ch.arged WeddingB, 10; Dit10~ 0 E'roraPageAJ SURF ••• pier Thursday afternoon. They said the surf dlmlniahed in size with tbe low tide tbil momlng, but added tt might jump again this afternoon. The lifeguards are patrolling &.he beaches, warning swimmers of dangerous riptides along-that· city's beaches. mngTaken In Mesa ArnwdHeist A pear-shaped diamond rlna valued by its owner at $80,000 wu match~ from the band of a beauty ahop patron in Costa Mesa 'lbunday by two armed men wbo then Ued up the •oman and three other cuatomera befQre eacaplq, Tbe 6oJd, dayll1ht robbery took place at Et~el'a Beauty Salon. 13' E. 19th St., shortly after the luncb bour, police 11id toda)'. Tb• a.as carat diamond rina wu the only valuable taken by the two men durtna the 10-mlnute robbery; even thou1h the shop was crowded with cuatomen. Mra. Tlare 01le, 38, of 79 I.Jnda Ille Drivet Huntin1ton Beach, waa confronted by the two men wbo calmly walked up to her in the beauty Hlon, brand.lahing blue·1teel revolvers. The two 1unmen told nine women In the shop to remain quiet, and one of the bandlta or· dered Mrs.Ocie to band over the rin8 on her band. When 1be refused, the gunman grabbed the ring and the two men forced Mrs. Ocie and three other patrons to a hair dryine area al the back of the s~o . After tapipg an lying lhe four women. the ban fled the abop, telll.na the remalnin1 five women not to call pollce for 10 minutes. They were last seen runrung acrosa l9tb Street. Witnesaes described one of the gunmen aa 1tandini about live feet nine lncbes tall, welahtni 200 pounds and wearing mirrored sunglasses, a dark blue sport coat and dark trousers. HJs companion, also wearing mirrored suni}aases, 4tood about six feet tall and welahed 180 pounds. He was dre111ed In a white tennis bat, white leisure knit shirt and pants. Both men were described as very dark. Riot Deaths at 3 CHICAGO (AP) -Firemen found a badly bu.med body in the rubble of a fire-gutted bulldlng TbUl"!day, ralalna to three the number of deaths brought about by last weekend's Humboldt Park disturbances. I Telephone caUs from anxious frieoda ol popadar Duay Davey, United pucel Service de- liveryman, critically iajured ln a La1uaa Beach traffic 1cc1deot, have Ooocled the awitcbbovds both at bis business and South Coast Community Hospital. Da.vey1.5l, was reported iD sta- ble CODCUUOD today at the in- tenaive care unit cl South Coast Communlty HosplW. Omdala said au condition wu ilDJll'OV· ing. Davey. wbo bu c:olleeted food, glfta and clothiQs for the Hopi and Navajo Indiana and ells· trtbuted them in annual journeys to the Northern Ariiona reserva· tioaa for many years, bu been a Jong-time· delivery man ln lhe Laguna Beach area. He surrered a broken leg, broken ribs, a broken or dislocat- ed shoulder, collapsed lune and numerous cuts and acratcbes from the accident.' Davey. on foot, WU knocked 87 feet by the impact when hit by a truck in Arch Beach Heights. Both UPS and hospital officials reported a "very great many" telephone calls from people in· terested in Davey's well-being. One or those who has known Davey for many years is Laguna Beach Police Capt. Nell Purcell. PurcelJ recalled bow Davey was one of a handful of survivors when hls ship was destroyed in World War II. He always said he pled&ed to God then that he would do something for others less fortunate if be got the chance, Purcell said. On a bunting trip, Davey chanced upon the Indians and wu taken by their poverty and living conditiona. He decided to help. Even after working 12-bour days during heavy delivery seasons around Christmas, Davey would make rounds through lhe county in bis private Mardian Son .., vehicle col19Ctlnl tb1nlt lor Gae lodlUI. At Thanksgiving aad Cbdstmaa, the 1oocls would be deltvued after tru~ dori mil• ol •aabboard d1li '-cWt«> the reservations. H1I efforts to aid the JndJans became a community-wide pto.. ject ln Lacuna Be•cb durlna \be lt80I with hip school 1tucleilta asstati.q In the collection. Dniey waa CIDC9 made bonorUJ' Dll10f' ofth0Aneo1Gn7. · 1 ,,...r..,Al . .., SURVIVE ••• identify any one individual as possibly at f;ault in the failure lo dispatch a deputy. • ·'The.re wu an eerie brl8'Jt liCbt that Ut up the whole CIUlfqQ. ·You couldn't .see it (the ~e cruh> l?'Om a diataace ~ because lt was foggy," Manaer said. Sources within the aherilf't Of· rice allege lhe man on desk dUty May 23 at the time the report by Manier was received wu re- aerve Deputy Mike BiaHini. He reportedly dismlaaed ~ call as insignificant because·lt was sketchy and va1ue, witboUt sufficient detail to merit' a followup. The rugged area near Cuesta Summit in which the plane c&.rey- ing Misa Daniels and Trometar went down i1 known in that m. glon a.a a graveyard of light aircraft and their occupants. Tbe horror ot what happened to the former Col'Ooa del Mar ffllh School cheerleader, a Clua ot 1969 i:rKuate, and her frim)d dawned on Manier when he heard a radio report. Faces Drunk Driving Rap "I was waltln1 for the Dodger scores when I heard about the crash," he explains. I thought ·wow!.' nine days ago .•. I start. ed subtracting lhe days to see if it could be what I had seen. I told myself it couldn't be, becauafl I' • had called theahertff ••• " A charge ot felony drunken driving WU flied Tbunday id South Orange County Municipal Court against Robert Mardian Jr., son of Watergate figure Robert MardJan. • Mardlan'a car anerledly struck a Dana Point boy walldog alon1 the sidewalk at the Del Obispo entrance to Dana Harbor Sunday. • M ardian was directed to sur- render himself for booking on the cbarge today or early next week. Mardian reportedly tdentlfied himself as the driver of the Fer- r a r i that struck 14-year·old Michael Dawes as the boy, lad- en with filbing gear, pushed bis bicycle along the sidewalk. Young Dawes remained today on San Clemente General Hospital's critical list for the six- th straight day. Hal Mor1an, assistant district attorney, said witnesses reported that the Ferrari was travelin& at 60 to 75 miles per hour as it rounded a curve to leave the Harbor. A pusencer in the car, Larry Hall, 21, of SSl.35 Beach Road, Capistrano Beach, was sUebtly injured when the car skidded sideways and jumped the sidewalk, hitting the boy. He telephoned a local radio llQ• tion to confirm the story of d.t,s. covery of the wrecka1e ;.t! bodies and the approximate and Ume of the eruh. · •·1 real.bed then that 'ob my God,• what I'd aeen wu the eir· plosion of the plane, the flub ot ligbL'' . The rll"St active search for tfte plane which vanished in deziM to« on a flight from Coalinga to Santa Monica came whf!D Tromeur'a employer reported him rnilsing from wort. · Miss Daniels' stepfather, G;J Hodges, said the couple ap. t parenlly became concerned about the fol an• were followiog Hi1bway 101 tbrouab the p&$1 at low altltude, bopllla to reach Sall Luis Oblapo's tiny airport. · The small aircraft drifted sli1bUy to the left u they a~ proacbed the 1teep notch of Cueata Grade. wblcb Trometir did not realize rlses sharply ln altitude on each side. Hodges said the plane's land· ing aear apparently clipped a tree, accordtne to the \iray Federal Aviation Adminl.lltration inveatiaaton recreated the fatal craah. 2 Anglen Drown ~CB~G. Utah (A!') -A Colorado boy and bls California . sreat-araodmother drowned while fiahJ.nc iD Lake Powell in 1outher11 Utah. authorities 11id. .• . , .· .· ·. .· . . '•. .. .. . " . -SINGER JACKIE WI LSON-THEN AND NOW from 'Mr. Exc:ttement• to Near Vegetable Voiee Quieted Famed Singer Bedridden Singer Jackie Wilson, once billed as "Mr. Eitcitement" for htsnashy style and high-geared performances, now lies bedridden in a convalescent home, unable to speak or to reed himself. · JDS VOICE IS QUIET except for occasional grunts that may be efforts at formulating words. He communicates by blinking his eyes. His meals consist of baby food. WU$On, a top artist for nearly two decades, marked his 43rd birthday Thursday at Medford Leas Retirement Com- m unity, a nursing home in Medford, N.J. He received six birthday cards . Wilson, whose bit songs include "Lonely Teardrops," "Higher and Higher," and "To Be Loved," suffered a heart attack as well as brain damage when he collapsed qo a night club stage 21 months ago and lapsed into a coma. SINCE THEN, he has been in three hospitals and three nursing homes or convalescent centers. He undergoes rigorous physical therapy for several hours each day. The ofricial prognosis is uncertain. Joyce McRae, a friend from Chicago who takes care of Wilson, described the singer as "Incapacitated, spastic, handicapped." She said, however, that he definitely is not in the vegetable stale he was considered to be in shortly after he collapsed . "HE'S COME a long way," said Miss McRae, who said she thinks Wilson may be on the verge of uttering his first word since his attack and may soon be able to stand on his own. "He can understand love and he can understand if peo- ple are caring about him," she said. "I am disgusted and very disheartened that only lip service has been paid to him by his 'friends and superstars• in show business.·' WU..SON'S UFE is also complicated by legal and finan- cial problems. TM Internal Rev~nue is trying to collect $234,000 in al- leged unpaid Income lat.u and penalties dating to 1964.. Miss McRae said she is hopeful Wilson may recover. .. As long as there's life, there's a chance or recovery." she said. By the Auociated Prtu .:I~w Student Sui~ . . . ::0n State Bar Exam An Anaheim law student who : learned this week that he had . failed to pass the Stale Bar ex- ·Jlmination accused the organiza. ... tion Thursday or failing to apply • _proper standards in the exam. Demanding his admission to the bar as a certified a\lorney, Gene J . Golds~an states in bis Orange County Superior Court ~"lawsuit that the exam he took last .•.February is an "artificially con· • trived mechanism.'' . Goldsman, a law clerk with a .1'us tin law firm. further describes the examination as • ~ .. devoid and wholly lac kine in ex- acting standard in the grading or its essay questions." Goldsman further contends that \here were not sufficient graders in proportion to the number of candidates when the examination was held in the Anaheim Convention Center. He demands admission to the bar and damages to be de· termined by a trial court, A total of l,493 students -43.7 percent of those who took the February examination -passed and were. admitted to the bar. the State Bar announced this week. Moslem.s' Arsenal Reported WASHINGTON (AP> Twelve Hanafi Moslems were armed with 9,000 rounds of am- munition, rifles, pistols, shotguns, machetes and swords during a 39-hour seizure of hostages that took one life, the government contends. In an opening statement Thurs· day to an all-black D.C. Superior Court jury, prosecutor Mark H. Tuohey said the 12 Hanafis were "guilty as charged" of at least 31 felony counts, including lirst· degree murder. Hamaas Abdul Khaalis. the acknowledged leader of the group, and his 11 co-defendants were expressionless as the pro· secutor maintained they shared equal guilt for the death ol Maurice Williams, 24, a radio station reporter. "Further, it was part of the conspiracy that all hostages would be murdered if their de· mands were not met," said Tuohey, recounting the events March 9·11 during which 149 persons were held captive in three buildings. The Hanafis. a black sect, de- manded that the Black Muslim killers or several members o( Khaalls ' family be turned over to Khaalis. They surrendered peacefully even though that de· mand and others went unmet. Tuohey, an assistant U.S. al- torney, said the reporter was killed when Abdul Muzikir opened fire in the City Council of- fices in the District Building with a "12-gauge shotgun containing double-0 buckshot . "The blasts struck down of- ficer Matt Cantrell, murdered Mau rice Williams and wounded City Councilman Marion Barry," the prosecutor said . Tuohey aaid KhHlis and six othe'5 stormed the international headquarters of B'nai B'rith after emerging from a U-Haul rental truck and a taxi with "9,000 rounds or ammunition, rifles, shotguns, pistols, knives, machetes, swords and other de- vices used to inflict pain." He added that three heavily armed Hanafis invaded the l slamlc Center, taking 11 hostages and two other Hanafis took hostages at the District BulldiJli. The trial is expected .to last up to 10 weeks. Defense lawyers re- served thelr opening statements until the iovernment bas com- pletedit.sca.se. Rabbi Saves Three Torahs MERCER ISLAND, Wash. <AP> -A rabbi ignored the pro· tests o( firefighters to enter a burnine synagogue and save the temple's three Torahs, its most sacred ltems. One of the Torahs, a gift to the synagogue when 1$ was dedicated In 1973, bad survived a fire in Europe a generation ago . • "It had been rescued from the German holocaust," sajd Rabbi Jacob Singer. The Thursday blaze destroyed Temple B'Nai Torah on Mercer Island, the third religious center deliberately 1et ablaze by arsonists on the island In less than a year, Police said. IH to Clllfomta. Commissioners, who opened a two-day hearln& Tb11raday. will recommend one of the three pro. posals to Brown. The iovernor could advise President Carter of Callfornla's ~ltion before Carter decides on a routeSeot. 1. An official of the A lean pipeline proposal said thla project, using existing plpellne rlaht-ot-way in Alaska, has the lesser environ· mental Impact. It would rou1hly parallel the Ale an Highway. Alaska Lt. Gov . Lowell Thomas Jr. ur1ed the com· mission to recommend the El Paso Natural Gas route, which would involve liquefied natural iaa shipments from Valdez to Pt. Conception. All three could bring natural ias -roughly 30 percent of the total 4.S bUlio11 cubic feet per day the pipelines could eventually handle-to California. Daniel Gibson of PG&E said California could "rely on 600 million cubic feel per day " Gibson aald the Ari!tic Pipeline Project would c~t $8.S billion to Glad to Be Alive Harold Bradley, 29, holding onto rope, is pulled out of a sand pit that collapsed on top or him in San Diego, bury- ing him for 45 minutes. Bradley was treated at a hospital and released. build ln 19'15 dollan. includlns "rou.bly" $S. 7 billion from U.S. utJllttes that would be passed on to tonSumers in rate lncreas~. Pacific Ughtmg. parenl firm ot Southern California Gas, would pay $300 mUlion, Git>,,on said. PG&E did not have a., estimate. The otricia\ls did not have estimates on how much more California consumers would have to pay for the ga11, because the wellhead prices have not been set. If the two national govern- ments give the go-ahead 1n mid-1978, the Arctic pipel6ne could be in operation in mad·l.983. said William Brackett, chairman of the Arctic Gas Pipeline Co. Arctic wants to build a 4,500- mile p1peline from Prudhoe Bay across the northern Yukon to the Mackenzie Raver Delta rn Canada, then Alberta, spllttint into two lines, one going to WeJtem stales and the other to U)e ~ast. Akan would lake the same route across ~laska as El Paso's -roughly southwest from Prudhoe Bay to Valdei -but along the way would turn south to Alberta, where it would 11plit into west and east legs. Viejo Officers New Chiefs Two Mission Viejo residents will take command of separate squadrons at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station Monday. Lt. Col. Gerald F. Dooley will be the Marine Air Traffic Control squadron commander while MaJ. Gerald R. Magliano wlll com- m and the Headquarters squadron. Maj. James W. Kardy of El Toro. present Aar Trame Control squadron commander, will be re- assigned in Japan. Widow Blamed TOKYO (AP> -A Chinese magazine claims Chairman Mao Tse-lung's widow. Chiang Ching, helped bring about her husband's .death last year by turning him over in his bed against doctors' orders. "The doctors had ex- pressly forbidden her to move Chairman Mao. but on Sept. 8, while Lbe doctors were away she turned him over, causing his con· dition to worsen." the magazine, China Reconstructs. said. PRESENTS i . WATER . WISE SPECIALS You can put ;,our water worries to rest when you plant drought-hardy junipers.' Their pleasu g textµres add dimension to any landscape. Trouble-free growth makes these prices an outstanding value. SEA-GREEN, PROSTRATE and ARMSTRONG JUNIPERS OAILV PiLOf WILD •LUE YONDS&I: Priuw pllou lo Ora.nit Cbunty ni Uy ti •• a choice of rour noa-mllllo1'J atrporta 1t . which they may lake o1r, land, and boue their lt)lQa maehina. Sooa lbse m11 be only th.No. And the Polllblllty ox.tau lbat tho numb.-wt1l be redocod to only two. T he fo ur a1rport11 where PT••aw Oyioc is po11lble are Oran&• County Airport out by NatArtbur Boulevard, Fullerton Man.ielpal Airport in that city: Capistrano Airport on tbe s outhern Orange Coast and Meadowlark in Huntlncton ~acb. As a nco-pllot person, it would seem to me that our private aviators would be pretty happy witb this ceoeraphic spread of facilities. 1 mean, if you were fiy- ing over Orange County and got into trouble up the~e. the chances would be pretty rair that you would be close to one of these aerodromes. THAT'S NOT LIKELY to be the case for very long. Both of the smaller airfields alon~ our coastline are in deep trouble. And both of them are in similar kinds of difficulty. Only tb1s week, the San Juan Capistrano City Council declared its intention to shut down Capistrano Airport. The city ac· lion comes in the wake of a tragedy on May 28, wheQ an aircraft tangled in a tow banner and crashed into a ravine, killing a S-year-old girl. Horrified residents of the area immediately stepped up their de- mands that Capistrano Airport be shut down. Meanwhile at the other end of our coasUine, Huntington Beach r esidents who Ii ve under Meadowlark Airport's flight pat· terns have been demanding that municipal authorities close that airfield. HUNTINGTON CITIZENS have charged pilots using Meadowlark with many close calls and near misses during flight operations. One airplane tangled with power lines in re- cent times, fortunately without a tragic result. Troubles that have developed for our two coastal airstrips follow a rather typical pattern across the United States. Both of our s mall fields are long- standing facilities. Meadowlark was established in the 1940s and currently houses 180 private airplanes. Capo Airport bas ex· isted since 1942 and today 60 small planes call the airstrip home. Pe~e in the air industry clearly do not build airfields near homes. They know that can only mean trouble. I can clearly remember when Capo Airport was s'urrounded by nothing but citrus groves. Meadowlark, in its early years, was clear out in the boondocks. URBAN SPRAWL trapped both airfields. Homes and busi· nesses just crept in around them. Now the airports pose a threat to the safety and well-being of nearby residents. And in m08t cases, the pattern • across the country bas been that when small airfields pose a threat to residents, it's the airport that Roes. not the homes. It doesn't matter who got there first. So soon, we may have about 240 pilots and planes who are home· less. They wm sort or be waifs of the air. --·--... . ~ ~ -- ~am& for Prager . Baptist lay preacher Hans Mulligan has reached Ten- nessee on his crawling trip from Texas to Washington, D.C. He left Marshall, Tex., 15 months ago to promote the messag~ "America needs to get down on its knees and pray." Vesco May Move Costa Rica Suggests Fugitive Leave : SAN JOSE. Costa Rica CAP> - Financter Robert Vesco, a fu1ltive from U .s. cbar1es or em- beazlement and Illegal political contributiona~ will leave bis ftve-year-old haven in Costa Rica, President Daniel Oduber aays. "Many days aeo I told Mr. Vesco that he should leave Costa Rica, and he la colnt to so." Oduber said ln a radlo-televiaion broadcast Thursday nlght. "I DO NOT th1D.k he should leave hurriedly," said tlle second Costa Rican president stained by association with the con- troversial American. "He should put his affairs in order, and be is doing this. And he should clarify his situation before the courts of justice.'' Vesco, who lives with his fami· ly at a walled-in, well-guarded home in a suburb or Sao Jose, was not available for comment. An aide at b1.t offtce said: "To my knowledge, no statement bas been issued by Mr. Vesco." There was speculaUon that. the 42 -year·old financial manipulator would go to Panama or would return to the Bahamas, where be bas holdin.cs reportedly worth $50 mllllon and· where a court in 1973 r~ected a U.S. re- quest for his extradition. VESCO, A NATIVE of Detroit, is a fugitive from U.S. federal charges of looting $224 million from Overseas Investors Services, the internatlQnal mutull fund, aod of tnaldna a secret '300,000 ca.sh conlributlon to rorme:r Presldmt Nil.on's 1972 campaign. He baa lived ln COit• Rica since 1912 and becomes tUlible for citizenship tbla month. Oduber said' he ia leavlna .. not because he believes be has cauted areat damaae to Costa Rica but beeauae I do not want this m8tter to permanenUy sully the narneot ~Rica abroad." Veaeo was welcomed to Costa Rica ~ Oduber'a predecessot', Prelident Jote F\guues, whom be loaned $2.15 million to belp Fl· uerea' ftnanclally troubled private businesses. FIGUEBES, WHO dominated Costa Rican politics for nearly 30 years, put through a law in 1974 hampering Vesco's extradition to the United States. and lwo U.S.. attempts to return blm for trial failed. Tbo law wu repealed lut yen. The floancler invested heavily lb C4ita rue .. and w., reputed to wield ei)ormous inlluence with the 1overnmeot. That alle&ed ~ fluence was a blJ factor in Odll.ber'a ouster of Ficueres as leader of the rullnt National Liber.aUon party ln 1914. But Oduber himself was badly em· barnssed. this year when oppo- nents alle1ed that Vesco bad con- tributed heavily to Oduber'a sue· cessful elfftloo campaign la 1974. Spokesmen for Oduber and hi.a party said the money was in the form of loans and was repaid as soon as it was learned it cam' rrom Vesco. Parents' Bights? Contraceptive Sale Ban· Ruled Illegal WASIDNGTON (AP) -Government cannot stand In the way of teen-agers-who want to buy JlOni\rescription contraceptives, the Supreme Court says. MiJrder Plan Baekfires But the nation's highest court apparently is not as sure about what rights, if any, parents have to block their child's access to such birth control devices. THE COURT SPUT 7·2 as it ruled Thursday that states may not bar the sale of contraceptives to children, striking down a New York law that cut orf access to contraceptives for youngsters under16. might favor a state law requiring teen-agers to get their parents• consent before buying contracep- tives. Wolll&be Yictim Pays $33,000-But Lives If jolned by Thursday's two dissenters, Chier Justice Warren E. Burger and Justice William H. Rehnquist, those three justices could forge a new court majority in similar cases. WAUSEON, Ohio CAP) - Watha Harmon wanted to die. She was "despondent over fami· I y problems" and her ex· husband, Frank, bad died last ran. So, the SS-year-old Fayette woman paid four Men $33,000 to kill her. BUT SOMEBWERE, Mrs. Harmon's plans backfired. She is alive, the money has dlsap· p~ared, two men are in jail and two others still were sought Thursday on charges of grand theft and conspiracy to commit murder. That is the story revealed in a secret grand jury indictment made public this week. It says that Mrs. Harmon paid $33,000 last December, a month before her murder was to have taken plaee. She told authorities the hired killers disappeared with the money. INDICfED ON charges of grand theft and conspiracy to commit aggravated murder were Edward Shane, 31, Toronto, Ohio; Bruno Angel Wojtowicz, 38, and Paul Wetzel, both of East Liverpool, Oblo, and Thomas Taylor, WellsvUle, Ohio. Shane and Wojtowicz, also known as Ben Angel, were ar- rested in Jefferson County and Probers Pinpoint Fatal Fire's Cause FORT MITCHELL, Ky. (AP) -An electrical defect in a service space apparenUy caused the fire that k:llled 161 people in the Beverly Hills Supper Club on May 28, that state fire marshal said Loday. Warren Southworth told a news conference that fire began in service space -or crawl space -in the Zebte Room of the club and was fed by combustibles such as ceilini tiles and wood material used for supparts. SOUTHWORTH SAID the fire burned for .. considerable time" prior to discovery. ·'The ipition ·sequence led to an intense beat build up within the concealed space which ul- timately resulted 111 an ac- cumulation of smoke and bot gases within the Zebra Room itseU," Southw~ said. "It was at this point that the fire was discovered and attempts were made to extinguish it,'" Southworth said. THE FIRE MARSHAL said while attempts were sWl being made to put out the fire in the Zebra Room, ••simultaneous ig- nition" of all combustile material within the room oc· curred. The rire continued to build, 'be s aid, unW it broke out of the Zebra Boom through double doors located at the north end of the room and spread rapidly throughout theatnicture. SOtrnlWOBTB SAID the club had passed its most recent fire inapec:tlon on Jan. rr. But there are no documents in the mes for the years 1972·7S. Southworth said be doesn't know whether tb1s Indicates that no in· apectlons were made or whether in1pection records and cor- respondence for those years are missing. returned to Nton County. The two appeared this week in commoo pleas court where bond -was set at $100,000 for each. No date has been set for their ar- raigrunent. They are in county jail. THE FULTON County sheriff bas asked the FBI to search for Taylor and Wetzel, who are believed to have lerf Ohlo. Fulton County Prosecutor Richard McQuade Jr. said Mrs. Harmott was named as an unin· dieted co-conspirator, but be doesn't plan to flle charges against her. The grand jury indictment re- turned May 27 charges the four men planned the murder with Mrs. Harmon in late 1976. The in· dictment said she paid them on Dec.3. In the same decision, the court ruled that states cannot tell adults where they must buy con· traceptives and cannot ban the display or advertising of birth control devices. Only four of the seven justices who voted to strike down the New York law, however, decided that youngsters enjoy the same right to privacy as adults when it com- es to making decisions about childbirth and contraception. THOSE FOtJR WERE Justices William J . Brennan. Harry A. Blackmun, Potter Stewart and Thurgood Marshall. Justices.Lewis F. Powell Jr.,. Byron R. White and John Paul Stevens indicated in separate · concurring opinions that they "THE MATl'ER OF a minor's right to privacy in this area is far rrom settled," said Janet Benshofr of the American Civil Liberties Union, which filed the brief urging that the New York law be struck down. "There are some dangerous aspects that need to be resolved, such as required consultation with parents," she said. The ACLU has argued that minors should enjoy all the privacy riibts adults have in de-, clding to buy contraceptives and deciding to have an abortion in the ftrSt three months or preg- n:mcy. MnBDD 8R<C~ . .. informative ... entertaining ... useful and only in your Saturday DAILY PILOT ENTERTAINING stories, features and pictures o, special interest to young reader.s appear in and near Uncle Len's corner of each Saturday Daily Pilot, including Ask Andy, Letters from Ellie and a weekly news quiz. HELPFUL TIPS and timely news for outdoor and indoor gardeners, plus yard and home maintenance information. Marble-sized Hail Falls COMPLETE WEEKEND STOCK TABLES for full New York .Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange lists ••• week's ··~ Am41rlllo illtltlllll 8 1rmlf19Nm 8olH eoston .............. !Wfltlo CNrle~ton 5 c, ClllC.., Cincl"""11 0-•lld 0.11 ... ~,-· .. Dell'ffr 0.1 ... 11 -.. .... t4ofl0!\llU Mou1I• .Jkll-4•• ICe-Clty letV...,. UttlellOCll #em~ "' ....... 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AlttmOOll Wllldl Ill II• q>11tt•t ,.....,...'"" -•• ""cleftf't ,,.. "'""'*' trom a .. JO "'"" 11tr ..... highs, lows, close and volume. GET ACQUAINTED with area ctiurcbes and their activities in the Saturday church pages. DAILY PILOT Van Houten: 'Elves in ·Trees~ &Mamon Follower Tells of ~D lndoctrinatUJ.n ;.6 .,...,._ .... ._._ Siagl.e Standout ""Wlr ....... Cheryl Hauch, 17, with Principal Michael Moore, stands outside the All eghany school where she can claim many ' fi.rst.s in her graduating high school class today. The Sierra community or 102 in Northern California has an enrollment of 42 in its school5' Thirteen are in high school with Cheryl the lone senior. LOS ANGELES CAP> -,J-eslie Van Houten atared into space and rem1nlaced about her LSD trip with Charles Manaon when sbe believed he was Christ and saw the trees movina. "I used to look at the trees and I w11 sure I was seeing them 1rowlnc," she said dreamily from the witness stand. " ... Sometlme1 lt looked like elves were alttlng up lh the trees." Detcribln1 LSD, she said, "It makes you want to say thank you to a tree for belng au ve iand '->elnl beautl(W." The 27·year·old Mlu Van Houten, pola~ and aoflspoken, told Jurors in her retrial tor murder Thursday bow M~ Indoctrinated follower& while they were on "acid trips." "WrrBOVT COMING out and 1ayln1. 'I'm Jesus Christ.• he made It clear be wu," she said. "I believed be was." She said Manson would talk to his drue followers for five or six hours at a time, mainly in rid- dles. "Thtly sound kind of silly now," said Miss Van Houten, "but back then seemed very pro- found. He seemed like a man full of wisdom. Sometimes he was like the Pied Piper." MaAaon, she said, used dru1s to destroy the e1os of bis tribe members. •'The more I took acid, the more removed I became from the rest or society," she said. ••once you take It, you never know where you're gotnc to end up the next day in your mind." While she was "high," Mansoo would lecture. She said Manson, an ex- convict, feared eventual arrest. •'He said if they knew what was going oo, tbe7'd lock him up' forever," 1be aald. " ... It socl• ty knew what be wu doW.. belp.- inl us to beeOme free spirits and freeing ua from their pro· erammed tblnlrin& they would lock him up forever." Express bus service to Angels weekend home games from Southern Orange County. OCTD's Route 100 takes you to Anaheim Stadium from Newport Center or the Laguna Hills Park-N·R1de lot near Laguna Hills Mall. Avoid stadium traffic and still see all of the game. One-way fare 1s 50~ for adults (including seniors) and 25~ for children 12 or under. For further information and departure times, call Orange County Transit District at 547-3311 or toll-free ZENITH 7-3311. 6 AM to 10 PM weekdays. 7 AM to 5 PM Saturday, and 8 AM to 5 PM Sunday. We're here to .,et you there. Ex-NB Planner Dealt Prison Terill IN HER SECOND day of testimony, Miss Van Houten told 1------------------------------------- how Manson began to lead bis LOS ANGELES CAP l A former Long Beach planning director has been sentenced lo slate pnson for 1 to 14 years for accepting more than $52,000 in bribes over a five-year period in an attempt to buy City Council votes. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Gordon Ringer said in sen- tencing Ernest Mayer Thursday, "'This is the type of offense which merits prison because he had a position of trust which he so flagrant- ly abused. This type of business has to be deterred." Mayer is a former Newport Beach planning official. The ex-city official remained free on $.5,000 bond pending ap-peal. MAVER, 46, WAS INDICTED by a county grand jury last year on two counts of bribery involving payments of $52,091 from two architects. James Coppedge and Claflin A. Ballance. Mayer claimed the money had been payment for private con- sulting he did more than 10 years ago, but he was found guilty April 20 in a non-jury tna~. The architects te11tif1ed they paid Mayer in exchange for obtain- ing multi-million dollur projects. Mayer was named plaruting director in 1969 after having also worked at planning departments in Arcadia and Pasadena. No Rum, Kids Assembly Bi ll Bam &de SACRAMt;NTU IAPJ K1ds can't buy beer so they shouldn't be allowed to purchase those little 25-cent rum cakes which have a higher alcohol content, the Assembly hps decided "My 7-year-old with her 50 cen~ can buy tw.o of them and then ride her bike in traffic ... and not be in f~ll con· \rot," Assemblywoman Leona Egeland, 0 -San Jose, said Thursday before the 62-12 vote that approved her bill banning sale to children. IT TAKES ONLY two or three of the cakes, which are E percent alcohol, to affect a small child the way a one-ounce drink affects an adult, she said. The measure would ban sales or any cake or other sweet weighing five ounces or less to persons under 21 if lt con tained more than 0.5 percent alcohol. ragged "family" to·ward violence in 1969, predicting race war and escape to a "bottomless pit" in the desert. When she resumes the stand Monday, she is expected to tell how the mood at the Manson commune fmally shlfled towards murder. The slender, dark-haired Miss Van Houten is bein& retried in Los Angel~ Superior Court for the murder of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca and con- spiracy in the slaylngs of actress Sharon Tate and four others. She was granted a new trial because her attorney died during the first. HER CURRENT lawyer, Max- well Keith, who contends Miss Van Houten was unable to pre· meditate murder, focused Thursday's testimony on the power of drugs in Manson's con· trol. . '·one trip we took at the ranch we took too much LSD," Miss Van Houten recalled. "I beume unconscious through most of it . . . everyone freaked out. 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Pr ident Carter may know what Youns meW\I wh n h hurls charges of racism t countr1 Uk Gr t Britain and Sweden, ud at form r Pr lden Ford, UlOO JoihriloD_. ennedy aDd Lincoln, but m t i t.en fail to find anything con· lructiv in h1s rommentl. And his prause or the Cuban presence in A!raca a v.· fcome "stabll.lzin1" lnfiuence .: makes his tine of thought even more re- mote. The ambassodor undoubtedly is de· dicated to his personal cause of upbfUng the status ol black people throughout the world. It is a good came. But if he is unable to in- terest himself Ln any other aspects of world • communication, be should perhaps be given a more specialized assignment. There is • more to the United Nations than Africa-or • should be. Young says be has not beard "a word of · critidsm ... or even guidance" Crom the : President. If this is correct, Mr. Carter must take full responsibility for his appoin- . tee's colorful behavior. Apparently he does. And that makes Young's activities even harder to understand. The Courts Speak In two new decisions, the U.S. Supreme Court has made life a little more difficult for law enforcement officers. By a vote of 5 to 4, the court struck down a Louisiana law that made the death penal- ty mandatory for the murder of a police of- ficer. The law said the five justices, over- looked the possibility of "mitigating circumstances"-such as the youth of the offender, the influence of drugs, alcohol or extreme emotional disturbance •. or circumstances that the offender believed provided "a moral justification" for the killing. The dissenting justice found this ''astonishing'' but the decision held. Drlvlng home at night, the officer s potted two men crouching behind ~ car holding "objects" in their hands. He flashed hta badlJe, drew hls gun, determined that tho "obJ~cts" were lo•ded guns and arrest· dthemen. · The court decided the officer had no rl&ht to top and search the suspects because he was not at first sure they were armed. His mistalre, apparently, was in not clauning he saw guns, rather than "ob- jects" in the suspects' hands. Just too honest. Whatever personal freedom was gained by the actions will, unfortunately, cost us dearly in suppressing our nationwide crime problem . Desert Mirage? The vision of a giant iceberg clad in a plastic "wet suit" chugging across the de- sert on a railroad flat car could be enough to persuade any traveler that he'd suffered a severe heat stroke. But, as State Water Resources Direc- tor Ronald Robie puts it, "Nothing is too crazy to give some thought to.'· This particular notion is a favorite of John Hult, president of Application Con· cepts and Technology of Santa Moni~a. and he's already written four papers on the sub· ject. The latest, submitted to a conference on desert development, insists that importing icebergs from Antarctica would be cheaper than desalting water or pumping it through long aqueducts to irrigate the ~esert. rt would take about a year to tow a good-sized one up to the California coast, says Hult. Then. wrapped in plastic to re- tard melting, it could be loaded onto a train and hauled to the desert, to melt slowly into irrigation water. A pilot project would cost about $20 million, he adds. State officials, though doubtful, said they'd think about it. iSchool Dilemma Looms f · Handicapped Facilities Rule Can Cost Millions California's more than 1,100 school distncts may not yet know it but they have Just been dealt a worse shock than anything ever caused by an earthquake. Tbis temblor which could cost the schools as much as $1 billion is : the result of action by the federal • government. That is the pre liminary · estimate being made by some ex· ·perts 1n · education of the effect of a · ne w regula- tion ordered by HEW Secretary Joe Califano . following Congressional legislation. The rule calls upon every school district in the nation to remodel all school • buildings to accommodate ban- : dicapped pupils in grades K throuib 12. Reportedly it also af· fects higher learning, hospitals · and other institutions which re- ceive federal funds In one form or another. What it m eans is that all build· ings must install s pecial facilities for handicapped of all descriptions. This would include special plumbing and lavatories. · For building or more t'ban one • story such facilities would have lo be provided on each floor along : with elevators and ramps. Because the regulation makes · no exceptions all schools piust be in conformance whether or not · there· are handicapped children enrolled. ( EARL WATERS ) THE NUMBERS OF pupils who would benefit from the in· stallation of elevators is not known at this lime. An unofficial estimate from a source In the Department of Rehabilitation :,lated there were probably not more than 2,500 pupils in the en· tire state that were physically impaired to the point of requiring an elevator. That figure was based upon an official total of wheel chair cases of all a~es, ex- clusive of those in institutions, of under 50,000. That does not necessarily mean that all of those cases are permanently handicapped. Sources in the Department of Education however estimated handicapped children in grades K through 12 number 300,000 but said only 26,530 were orthopedic cases and conceded not all of those would need elevators. But even taking the hig hes t estimates the cost or specially equipping every school puts a fantastically high per pupil cost to the program, Considering building alterations it is said the least expensive elevator costs about $120,000 installed. IC construction costs for com- pliance with the regulation are frightening, lbat is only the tip of the iceberg. For the rule also re- quires that special instructors to assist in teaching the han- dicapped be provided In every classroom attended by a han- dicapped pupil. THE COSf of that in the an- nual operations budget can be en- visioned when it is understood that the rule prohibits segrega- tion of handicapped children from the rest of the enrollment. No estimate of this added cost has been obtained but whatever 1t may be it is certa in to topple present efforts to establish equal school funds in accordance with the Serrano decisions. State and local education of- ficials probably would have no great concern about the new re- gulation if the federal govern- ment paid for it even though it might seem to the taxpayers far too expensive a method of pro- viding for a r elatively small number of pupils. BUT, unlike the state govern- ment, the federal has no obliga- tion to finance programs it man- dates. Alt.bough sources in the Department of Education believe funds will be l>rovided no one seems certain. Considering the cost estimate for California alone it would in- dicate a nationwide cost in ex- cess of $10 b111ioft. Knowledge- able penona deem it unlikely that Congress would foot that kind of a bill How the schools can comp- ly therefore ls an unsolvable question. And, without com· pliance federal Cunds now being received for other programs may be curtailed. A Betier Way tO &row Old There's just got to be a better way to (row old than the way : Groucho ls doine it. ~ That he •as a much-in-demand : entertainer for more than hall a • century doesn 't matter 1ny : more. That be is rich docan 't matter much. Nomemoey of belnl a atar ; makes llP for later die-: re1ard or keeps the end : from betn1 ! bard. • Grouch o Marx, aced and aillns, .can't even • buy frtends aoy mor•. Thero WH tho womM com· 2anion ~ho looked after ham -i:rtn 11ctnlng. But Witt! cs mi~ vmced a towt that she was l t.ban kind to hlm -1coldln1 him, neariq al him. 111lstre1Un1 JWD. ( PAtiI:; HARVEY J THEN TffE court appointed N t Perrin to look alter lbe old comic. Nat Perrin used to write for the Groucbo -"loved th& man,·• ho said. Now Perrin wantt aut. He says Jooktng after Groucbo is in· terf erln&wtth his own Ute. Interviewing those couples which are living out their lives toaether, J am constantly seek- ing to learn their formula. RESE AB.£ men and women married to each other for 70, 80 years -one coupl&Jor 83 years. For t.b most p1tt even ·those who are now Jn nursing homes are mate "tranquil" Utan those who are llytna out their years alcir\e. Of aourae, many of us will have no control o\ter the timing of eventual l'eparallon. Bul moat of ws do have some control whlcl\ lWO·in·Ove couples Jre lending to abdicate through aoparaUon or divorce. When A woman grows fri1htened of her mirror and a ' man beams to d~ ptse h own wanlna Yinlity, there i an wt der1tilndtb1e ml\f•t.J.Dlrto jµmp the fen~. BU\ th1t lanpet~i'1 m1'ht be curbed in;m•"1 ilf they would Joi* dow11 the roa<l abead and rcmember,Croucbo. .. Arni of the ~renalin Cas~ro the Imperialist W ASJUNGTON -Behind the ramous beard and the flam· boy_an1 style, there is another Fidel Castro whom the world doesn't see. The hidden Castro operates a worldwide intelligence network, directs a Viet- nam-style in- tervention in Angola and practices im· perialiam on a global scale. H e b a s transformed tiny Cuba into a world power , of course, with a $3.8 million dally s ubsidy from the Soviet Union. Without Soviet succor, he would have to close down bis operation. The establishment of Dear Gloomy Gus Governor Brown's Economics: You have two cows, t.be government re- gulates.their care, f~ng and milkinl to the point that they both nearly st.op giving milk. The Governor tells you there are no easy solutions, that milk is, after alt, a Umtted resour- ce ... and that you'll just have to lower your expec- tations. AUTHOR UNKNOWN GIHmy OW <ffltmenll •re i~tt•d tty ,., ... ,. lflddo nol nec .. urlly r•Oect 1"9 views of'"' newapapef. Stnd l"DW pet .... Vt l~ 01-y 0111, Dally Pli.t. (JACK ANDERSON J diplomatic ties between Havana and Washington will also have its unseen side. With the exchange of diplomats will also come an exchange ofspies. Last year, we identified the Cuban spy chief in the United States as Julian Torres RJzo, who also doubles as secretary of Castro's United Nations delega- tion. Competent· sources told us Rizo, while posing as a diplQmat. has been developing contacts with radicals in this country. Another top spy, who will join Castro's diplomatic mission in Washington unless our story stops her, is Alina Alayo Amaro. She is known inside Castro's spy agency, the. DGI, by the code name" Adella." Her assignment, according to intelligence sources, is to penetrate the U.S. government. She is an expert on the U.S. Senate. SHE WAS assigned, for exam- ple, as interpreter for Sen. George McGovern (0 -S.D.>, when be visited Cuba last Aprtl. McGovern told us be didn't know she was a spy. He recalled that she was extremely intelligent,· with a great command of the English language. - Adelfa is a pleasant woman, about 34 years old, S·foot-4, 120 pounds .. The DGI has sent her ori assignments to such diverse .places as Canad a, Czechoslovakia, England and Sweden. She also turned up on the Cuban delegation at the Unit- ed Nations, where she concen· trated on gathering information about U.S. senators. She has compiled detailed profiles on members of the Senate. Fidel Cas tro function s, meanwhile, as un arm pf the Kremlin. The Soviet KGB or- ganized, trained ~md financed the DGI, which has become the KGB's eyes and ears in Latin America. Castro's troops in Cuba and Africa are paid and armed by the Soviet Union. - Castro sent a contingent of Cubans into Ethiopia immediate- ly after the Mariust gov~rnment expelled some 300 U.S. ad9isers. Cuban military advisers also helped to train the Kaluga re- bels who recently invaded Zaire. CUBANS reportedly are run- ning guerrilla training camps for blacks who want to fight against Rhodesia and South Arric-a. The camps are located in Angola, Mozambique and Tanzania. Cuban military missions have also been rep()rted in the Congo <Brazzaville), Equatorial Guinea, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, Somalia and Tanzania. For the Soviets, Castro is worth1 the $3.8 million a day he costs them. He is acceptable in the Third World, which would resist overt Soviet support. His Cubans have been able to infiltrate and , s ubvert large tracts of the African continent, therefore. without the world uproar that would have been caused by direct Soviet intervenllon. . Yet those who have studied Castro closely say he doesn't re- gard h1mse)f as a puppet manipulated by Soviet financial strings. He apparently be~ieves in "his revolutionary role and ·feels a "moral obligation" to aid CommuQist movements. He views himself, say our sources, as a David who has stood up to the U.S. Goliath. He seems to believe, therefore, that the Soviets are playing his game rather than the other way around. ' 'New Foreign· Policy Mentor$ Out of American Mainstream For anyone who has been [ ] resemblance. Both were given around for more than a halt-CHARLES their early chances in public life century the idea that the foreign M"'CABE by that archetypal WASP family, policy of the United States should _ .... the Rockefellers. be substantially s haped by ----------~ KISSINGER taught at foreigners is still hard to take. Manifest Destiny, that curious Harvard, and worked for the "The melting pot gone m•d," is 19th Century doctrine that is the Council of Foreign Relations, the way some of us would put it, destiny of the Anglo· Saxon na-whtch is u WASP as can be. His To be sure, the two foreleners lions, especially of the United patron was Nelson Rocteteller. involved -Zbi1nlew Brzezinski StaW!s, to dominate the entire Bnezlnski,wbileaprofatCotum- DAILY PILOT and Henry Westemhemiaphere. bia, worked for brother David's Kissinger -These WASP gentlemen were Trilateral Commission, where he are American comfortable in a .society that took met Jimmy Carter. clti:rens. By seriously the l'lOtion or the white The indisputable fact about any defmitlon man's burden. Moat of lbem both these remarkable loreigr\ other than would not have hesitated to e~· f 11 ws ts th tth in that, they are e o a ey can ao way tend the idea of Manifest Destiny claim to be in the mainstrerun of foreigners . to eveeycornero!the globe. American tradition. Whttberlh.ia They think Mr. Brzezinski l9 the second i~ a good or a bad tiling, it is too like foreign-foreign-born American, after early to detcrmjne, One wonder'I ers. Each ls a . Henry Kiss·anaer, to bold the h th-m-l'ke Joe G first generation immi0 rant from • w e ... ~ 1 rew or • most powerful appointive o!ftce Sumner Welles or Henry.SU~ Europe. Each still has a vestigial in the land. As limmy Carter's would even have talked lb them. accent. Each is unmistakably and special asslstant for national unalterably a European uu fond. secutit,y be ls, as was KiSSlPge.r. This state or thein1s ls a long a prepotenl influence over way from the days when the foreign policy. Department of State was an ex- tension of an Jvy Leaaue fraterna· ty house. In those days the 1reen and whit~ •t.rlped tle pf Harvard's Poreelllan Club wu a c:erta.ut pauport to the ~et" .. reach of the department, as it was indeed a paaaport to the mpst exclusive of diplomaUc drclea abroad. SQme Porcelllan• put the stripes on their: Mark CtQSS lug. 1age, which made thtm really MR. BRZEZINSKI is well aw ar• of what ii happenin1 to the personnel who conduct lorelan policy. Writinl receouy: iln Foretan .Policy &btai.ine beatat· ed that Watergate marked Ute end ~ tho vdiil~. Anglo-Saxon Proteitallt ascendency. Olber groups, nota,bl~ the Jrtsh aild the Jews, aro ta kins over, he nid. He rnlahL have menUoned Lhat he 1s a Pole, even though the mernbtr ol an arlatocratlc Chris· t1an family, aftd Ulat Pol have tradtUonally been a\ the bot.tom of the ethnic baJTtl. • big, These fellows believed In the Ideals of Teddy RooHvC!'lt, o. Harvard man, to tie aure. Their • tnorals were controlled by the famous Protoatant work thlc, which enabled men to plundrr tMlr fellow whJl• dOint It for.the temal sJory of God. The WASPS are-still a.found, ot ·oouue. Cyru• Vance, u Wmaq GI a-. atmon a c ic1turi OI the bi~. ~part from lbe1t ~exouo peraonalJtte!, J(il.lioger mid Bnezinsk.l have another curloui ~ Millions Pave Empty Jlighw&y • -www--w:AYS 'l'llAT WDB SNVlllONBD In Ille u.11 are bdai acrutlnbed by atandardl lald ... la &a. lllOll aad mo.. The bia..tcbaaa•bu bDal tbe blrtb of enri.roulentallsta. "la m• mYh-aamental ..,.. went IDto errect lllllt Ibale It .... .,., to rede&lcn many blghways tUt already were under coostructloa. •• •811 Robert Wftald,. a destan enatneer for the highway depart-ment. .. It was like start.- ~------inl out aayiQg you have a ( TIUFFIC J ~e~ .. ~ mugging -· ----·--. The Blue Route. ori&inallY envisioned in 1IZ8 by the borough of Swarthmore, baa been aur-- nyed, scrutinized aml studied. ONE SURVEY LOOKED INTOTllB llllmber ol bears in Delaware County (noae). another u t.be IUDDber of box turtlel (DO ooe's sure). The current environmental impact ltod1 II he-m, prepared by a private comultlne ft.rm hind by tbe state. The price bu Increased from $:500,000 to $1 million in a liWe over two years. The roucb dratt cmrenlly weighs about 10 pounds. •''they've very dose to coming up with their re- eommendations," s ays Sims. "It could be within the next two months. THE HIGHWAY WOULD CONNECT THE Pasnsylvania Turnpike at Plymouth Meeting to 1·95 near Chester. It would be six lanes, and 21.S miles long. . When formally conceived in 1956, the cost was estimated at $34 million, compared to the $12 million already spent and the $144 million still to be spent lf it'• oka,yed. Four small segments of the highway, totaling 13 miles, have been built. One of them, a 2.S-mile sb'etcb completed in 1970 at a cost of. $3.7 million, ls med once a year as a parldng lot during a golf toamament at the Radnor Valley Country Club near suburban Rosemoot. SUMMER SALE STARTS! Select from the largest collection of Quality merchandise in South Orange County. Stop in now while inventory is at its peak. 11"' I 11111lwn-m•I l11l<'1111t Ii. 1111 TORAANCl NlWl'ORT 8£ACH LACUNA BEACH Ut49 H.lwwtl't0tnt 81•11 1727 \'Vlltcl1fl Or, 3A!'I Nl)f ti\ C..n ~· (2131 311 1;:79 17141 60 2* 11'41 4&4a61 N•,...... Steve Ford, son of former Preai· dent Ford, has decided to foreeo offers of a sbow business career lD order to .. concentrate on training horses, cattle r ancblng and rodeos,•• a spokesman says. DRINKERS W.4RNED . SACRAMENTO (AP> -Pregnant women who drink beavily can cause birth defects and mental retardation in their babiee, state official• warn. Teats show fetal damaie only after heavy drlnkio1. but prepant women lbould •tlf away from alcohol, tobacco, and any other dru1 a doctor doesn't prescribe, atate Health Director Jerome Lackner aald. ----- ·--............ STARTS SATURDAY, JUNE 11TH, 9 A.M. ~b:~ REPEAT Of TIUC LOAD ~f~~.¥ ~s1~110~01~~: ,.. ORIGINAL NOW , ~99'c\~·, • LANDSCAPE SPECIALS ~GAPAllHUS, AUllAS, AZAWS, CITRUS, IOUGAINYlllEAS, 1 GAL. 2 GAL. S GAL. $1.99 to$2.99 \ $5.99 s3" \. ~ !' $6.99 to $8.99 CllVIAS, BOXWOOD, CYPRESS, DUCAENAS, EUGEllAS, RIIS, flCUS, 6AIDEllW. IVIES, HIBISCUS, JUNIPERS, UITAIAS, MAl6UEllTE DAISIES, OlfAllDfl, PAlMS, PHllODEIDIOI, PllES, STAI JASMlllL YllCA, HOIEY UCILE, &fUNIUNS AID MUCH MOIL s499. h 7 GAL. $22.99 to $25.99 s1999 ·· ti : SUPER ·,SAVINGS-~~·· .. ---~. ON ~~...,,;.;.:::.~ POnERY DIR Ea FROM MEXICO : l PONY PACKS AND I SUPER SPECIAL .. , l\ 2 GAL. GERANIUMS s31t i .~ 8" FUCHSIAS s499 • ;.; QUART COLOR PLANTS Reg. 79c ARE~,!ALMS $2999 HOUSE PLANT -----,-,, .P-OTS_......_.I~·~ 'SALE 611 POTS INDOOR FOLIAGE PLANTS INDOOR FOLIAGE PLANTS 1 ST QUALln 1 ST QUALITY EXTRA· LARGE BOSTON FERNS, FICUS 1IEES I HYBRID PHILODBIDRONS, ASSORTED PAlMS· AND MORE • Saturday ..._........._i;,..~~_......,---_,,~ 9:00 AM-6:00 PM Sunday CllOl llM • IOSTOI fllllS • DlllHIADIAS • Pl66YIACIS • DUWllAS • P01HOS • PEPPEIOIUS • SCllfREIAS • DISCl&S • RUffY lllRES • llPH1HY1IS AND MORE Reg. to $6.99 "I've t.e.l ~ rid °' my truh that way for yean "°"·" Aides Set ~eunion Oraqe Coast Colle1e wW bold a reunion of dental a1siatlne 81'adUates Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. on a.he OCC campus ln Costa Mesa. The reunloa will be held in the patio area op··· munit7 College, Costa Deaths Elsewhere Applied Sciences. lnlormation can be ob- t ai n-ed by calling 554-5502. Beat• Notice• · HUST OH l'RANC.ES R. HUSTON, resident of HunllnQton 8Hc.h, C.lilornl•. Pa'5ed aw•y JIJl>e 7, 1'n. Survived by her 5Cfl JoM C. McCormick, ..,lll't•n<Jlon Beecl', C• .. daUQh1•n C.rol Cnwer, Hunt· lnolon Buch, Ca and Roumary . Roblni.on, Le< At•mitos, C• Cou.in Port Worthy, S•nt• An•, Ca. Si• qr•ndcnlldren and se .. n 11r••t· 11randcblldron. ViUU1ton wUL ~ Ft1 .. 8 JO AM to 8 lO PM •• Pierce Arotntr' s.t'n•th~1 Mortuary w1tn Rev James C.t•y •nd Ille suslclo cuoter No 1S• O E .s. olllcl.Uog. lntermenl at We!ttmtnster Memori•I Park~ SEATTLE Westmon\ler, Ca. Pierce Brot11er$ (AP) -Smiths' Mottuarvdtrecton. Alice Franklin _Bryant, OANNV E l(:~~C:JT. "''!dent of an outspoken antiwar ac· Tu111n. c.a111orn1 •• Pal.Md •way June 1, tiViSt, t.eacher political 1,71 5..,.,,,ved by his wife Arlene M. djd ' Knight of the -· ~Mer Tiffany can ate and author, """''' Kn'9M anc1 '*' ... ts lloblly -died Tuesday. She was in a.r.,.ra Kn!GM, S.llna, l(an. Services ber lat.e 7"-end Interment In Salina, Kan. e.11 ua. 8,.,.11WayMortu¥v1ocaldlrwcto<L IALTZ.eU•taOM FUHHALHOMI Corona del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 646·2424 HUllOADWAY MOITUAIY 11 0 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 SMITH MHIU LAMI WISTCUff CHAPIL <427 E. 17th St. Co.sta Mesa • 646-4888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N. Broadway Santa.Ana• 5-47 .... 131 '1BCI llOTHIH ~S'MOITUUY 627 Main Sl Huntington Beach 536-e539 PHI FAMILY COLOHIAL FUMIUl. HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 PACIFlC YlfW MIMOllAL PUK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1f1c View Dnve Newport. Californra 644·2700 McCORMICK MOITUAllH Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768·0933 San Juan Gap1strano 495-1776 NOOLI! I FR,.NIC o. NOGLE. resldtlltof Costa Mew, CaHlornl•. Palled away J111e •, 1'77 Survived by Ill• wife Htlon, '°"' IEd Oytr, CostA ,.,...., Ca -Dennis Oytr, T~tln, Ca., da"'!M~rs uura Gulltrret LaQUNI 8NCI' C•. P•Uy No><il~ CO\la Mew, Ca. and O.ol Htri, ~.,. MarcO\, Ca. Thl'ff qrM«hlldren ""ct ontt \l\ttr, 9,.11v NO(ll,.. Stlnt• Mt>nlc• C.a G,.a,....,,~ §erv1tes S.tt .• Jun,. 1'. 11 OONoon. Pac1f1C V•PW M,.mot1al P-9rk. N•-Nport Beach. P•c1f1c. VlewMortu~rydlrec:tors. I ' EMETT • KATHit.RtNE FLINT MacK ... Y E METT, •••!dent of Biibo&, C111fornl•. Passed away Junt 8. tm. •Survived by ller•on Sandy F. MacK•y, Selena Beach, Ca,. Ilk 9rllndchlldnn. PrlYll• lllterment et Pacific Vltw Mernor1al Park, Newl)C)r1 ~Adi. Femi· IY wg9Hts contr1butiolta to ttte Harbor area 8oy'J C.lub. Pac.Ille View Monuerv dl!"Ktan. PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTtTiOOSIUSINESS HAMl!STATEMENT The 1o11-1no per1011 lsdOlno bUllnus as: EARLENE'S THE SECOND TIME AROUND, .., E. 17th Street, Costa Mua,CA~ Eerl-L. Abbott, 522 Catalina Ori 111, Newport Buell, CA '2663 This buSI,,_. Is conduclMI by "' In· dlvldual. Ettl-L.Abbott This stetament was flied with 1119 County Clef'lo of OrtnQe County on June •• 1'77. 1'711SO Pvbll&Ncl Or ..... C:O.st Daily Piiot, June 10, 11,2•,e1111Ju1y 1, 1tn 2••n Younger to Vi.Sit 111 O.C. RUmNGS ... Ot4.., ........... Calllomla Attorney General Evelle Youn1er will be tho 1uest of the Republican AHoclatea of Oranae County at a cocktail recepUon June 21. SADDLEBACK Republican A•· sembl)' memberl have elected their lm·71oftlcers. Youq t wlU &Ive hla views oa the upcomtnc Callforn.ia aubernatorial campalJn. Re~eeted for aecond terms were President Thomas W. Spry, Seeretary Ina Evans and Treaaurer WUllam Rummel. All are from Mission Viejo. Newly elected offlcen are Shirley Watson, first vice president, and William L. Kelley, second vice presi- dent. ••• The reception wUI be held from 8 ~o a ,.m. at the Tim Haldin1er re- al once, 1326 Marlnera Drive, Newport Beach. Tickets are $4 for members and• for 1uesta. l"or reservations phone Maralyn Olsson at W-lOSS, ext. 202. ••• STATE EN. PAUL Carpenter (D- Garden Grove>. is pu.shln1hllSB1'8. a measure aimed at probibiUnl a burelar from suln1 homeowners should the burglar be injured in a.he com mi.salon of a burglary. BETl'Y J. SPRY of Mission Viejo baa been appointed as an alternate to the Oranae County Republican Cen· tral Committee. She was appointed by Mary Schmitz of Corona del Mar, wboH alternate she wUl be. Mrs. Spry is a member in the Sad· dleback unit of the California Republican Assembly. • • •• Carpenter's bill excludes inten- tional trespassers from collecting personal injury damaau for a lan· downer's neeli1ence. Tbe measure passed the Senate 29-2 and was sent to the Assembly. ••• CONGllESSllAN Robert Bad.ham (R·NewportBeacb>. recently donated hi~ 26th pint of blood at the Orange Co\lnty Red Cross Blood Center. Badham said be first donated blood in 19Sl while a student at Stanford University. Five Join County United Way Bo~d Five Orange County businessmen have volun- teered for membership on the campaign cabinet of United Way of Orange County North/South, accord· ing to Robert W. Clifford, general campaign chairman. The campaign ls to be launched in September. Jay L. Reed of Newport Beach, vice president of administration ror the Fluor Corporlltion, has been named chairman-elect of the cabinet. Serving as vice chairman is Carl Karcher of Anaheim, pre- sident of Carl Karcher Enterprises, Inc. As communlcatlon1 committee chairman, Thomas R. Flynn will iutde efforts to inform all segments of the local population of United Way's role in channeling funds to meet the community's mounting human needs. A resident of Santa Ana, Flynn is public affairs manager of Allstate Insurance Companies. Morton D. Margolis, president of the Autonetics Group of Rockwell International, Anaheim, will head the cultivation committee, which is charged with responsibility for exploring new areas of participation in United Way among major corpora· lions and other potential sources of support. Harold H. Jackson, o( Orange, senior vice pre· sident of Bank of America, will chair the loaned ex- ecutives committee, a recruilment program under whlch corporations provide manaaement staff to help conduct the United Way campaign. -GET OUICI( !IQ.II, WITH MODELS NEEDED FLOWERS ARE THE MOST PERSONAL WAY TO EXPRESS SYMPATHY. .FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL c .. , •• OTTOtAN QUALITY,· COMFORT, BEAUTY . DENTE'S FURNIY.URE. IN LAGUNA NIGUEL . ova 5-000 ..... FHr °' FUIM1UU OM DISPLAY 27112 FOUES llOAD, PHONE 131.0931 -----. ~ . s..,....,..,,. .. ......_Set. N • Al•ci., AY ..... IOACI C...... Y4111y Phy. S..11-4 • . IAMAMlllCAID ·MAST•~ FD I LLE3~?!/,~, l'olll• wt1h laftlo- calne IOOIMt end cool• •unbum "'"· Special Oii• don't Tough ~ Li®au@J®[( evaparll•, penelrel1 lkln lot"'°,. lu llng lllitf. Ulll IOI mll>Ot burnt Ind abraa.lw, too. I Saddle leather oxford by Clarks of England At last! A casual shoe that can take a beating on any terrain with all the comfort any man could ask for. That's.why Clarks• selected genuine saddle leather for the uppers then added long-wearing plantation crepe to cushion every step. Classic 3-eyelet tie styling ..• natural saddle tan. 29.00 ·silverwoods \ ' I • Frld!y, June 10 19" 11" \ I \11111\1 \1111111(1111\ll I 11 11\I 11 1 1111 I 1r11 l•I \\Ill II . .. ........ ' ..• . . . . ''t" •. I I ' I \I I I f Critics Pan Gauze Laetrile J'JU D 0£8 IMPO&TS : OOCJNTV'S IMPOBT CAa JUNG'' • • • • • • • .. • • .. • • • • • • • .. • • • .. • Jurors Say They See Through Tak GRAND RAPIDS, lllch. CAP) - Tbe critics on the Jury J>&nned bot.la performances -t.bo one by the delen- dant and the one by ber lawyer. Guilty ol lndecent expoeure wu tbe flodlns; Ute sentence, a $100 Cine and $.11) COit&. Ttien came tettlmony from twt> patrons ol the Bridie Street FoW•, wbo saw tbe orla1naJ performance March 11. Tbey said they did not90Ct- stder llJsa Dusett'• ctancina 1Ddecent. Ken Bytwerk, 29, 11id, "Sbe J:! danced around and took her cl off." FoeaSay NoAgai,n SAN DIEGO (AP) - Tbe American Cancer Society'• n.atloaal board of dlreeton bu reaf· tlrmed tts opposition to Laetrile, saying it sup. ATl'OllNEY ALAN S. RAPOPORT ports the Food and Drug IUM:A-.-..... put on hi.I client'• l•UIY costume ovet" BUT A PAIR OF VICE officers said Adminiatl'aUon's stand ~..._.. • 111-Dtt bis ault and tried to imitate her dance Miss Dusett removed aJmQS~ her against the purported , .... :=~ movement.I. The jury was not tm-clothlna except for a sheer, pink capo cancer drul. ~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ pretffd. and then ltood with tbe cape open. The board QD'"lmous. i Wendy Lou Dusett, 22. of Melvin· The oftlcen aald they made the arnet lY ap,Pl'OWd a resolution dale. d.ld the bame thins. Still no luck. becauelbe reoioved her G-string. T.bursda7 condemnJnc ------------------the suhrtance ln the m. Paul H. Pernworth, M..D. FJ.C.S. ~ I ( )4 )( ) Irlcn. Tille adw•nia .. of tltese special Spires Dinner prtces today. Spires Is lower1ng the cost of 11"'"'1 CASTRO SAID in an interview with Moyers that be knows or at least 24 CIA-sponsored plots on bis life, but denied that they provoked him to seek the assassinatton of President Kennedy. Sat. and Sun. June 11-12 ~ over 100 varietlet of Fucbaiu on display! WAICH demonstrations -on potting, pruning and propagating Fuchllu. ASK for expert advice from memben of The F\lchsia ~ty. omctaJ Flower of Ceeii Mna P,....,Md ln cooperatlOD with the eo.e. ..... a., au. 8rand9 or the. Natioa.al FuCh.lla ( Flori•t Special I THREE FAVORITE' FERNS •BOSTON •ROOSEVELT •WIUTMANI BeluUtu1 indoGr rm.. 6" Pot lnPftll Re,. 8.95 ... llllfMilEach Huge selection ofFucluW onule. ~Illa Umlttd to~ oq HUit PHONE · 546-5525 2640 Harbor. Blvd ... Cos•a .Met.al OAaY 9-6 SUN. 9-5:30 ,.,. w.,.,.... SO-YEAR PUZZLE SOLVED BY NEWSPAPER Clifford Doze Learns ot Moth•r'a Murder BUFFALO, N.Y. (A,P)-Tbela.sttimeClifford Doze saw his mother, be was a 3-year-old and she was walking out the front door, 18.)'ina she was go- ing to buy him an ice cream cone. That wu SO years ago. "I can remember the door on Chester Slrei!t, and wanUng to follow her so bad. I dido 't want to be left there. I watched the door !or the lonaest time," he recalled. DOZE WAS RAISED BY BIS maternal grandmother and it wai, years berore anyone told him that his mother was dead. And it was years after that before he suspected there was some foul secret about her death. He learned t.be truth because of an accident of blstory and an evening newspaper. Doze, an exterminator, waa sitting in his Buf· falo home May 21, relaxing with that day's edition or the Buffalo Evenin& News. Turning to the Magazine section, he saw a reproduction of the May 21. 19Z7. front page of the News. It was printed to honor the 50tb anniversary o! Charles Lindberj&'~ solo flight across the Atlantic. "lJNDBERGH IN FRANCE, .. BEAD the ban· ner headline. Below it on the left, in smaller type but clearly visible. wast.be beading "Murdered Woman Is Mrs. C.G. Ooze." The newspaper account stated that a young woman, her hair "worn in a boyish bob," was found in a creek, strangled and beaten to death. Police believed her body had been thrown down the creek bank rrom a car. terest of pratectlng pa. tlenb. The re90ladGD Said tbe toelety 0 doea not ap. prove ol any exceptions .. to eatabUabed FDA methods for any sub- stance. Several states have ap. proved leeislatton le1alllin1 Laetrile. which proponents say is a harmless substance ex- tracted from apricot pits. Announces The Opening of ~IS Office f<r The Practice of General Medicine & Surgery UHIYBSll'Y PAIK MIDICAL DIMTAL CIMM I 1124 c.lwr Dr .. Sith~ 9"'- sy .... " I I I' ..... 119-4700· FATHER'S DAY THE ANGELS WAY CONTEST ENTRIES FROM CAROUSEL OPERA~R South Coast ?lua 2660 Dove St. Newport Beach 7~ (Near Ora119t County Airport. Tab MacArthur to Birch to Dow. . Next to Mane Ullcnder'a.) Now Open Newport Beach (Just in time for Graduation) The story said Grace Doze and her husband Chester bad fought the Monday before her body was found. She had walked out on him. ----------------------------The killing was never solved. "THE OLD MAN, RE NEVER said a word. Of course, he was pretty close-mouthed anyhow,0 Doze said. Chester. who died several years ago, had been. questioned in connection with tbe slaying, but no · charges were filed. Little League Sues for Permit LOS ANGELES CAP) -A IJtUe League and one of Its administrators have sued officials of the City or Industry for a permit to sell fireworks at Puente Hills Mall. The suit was filed by the Valinda Little League and Richard Cianfrocca, the league's District 60 ad· ministrator. It claims that in ref\lsing to lsaue the permit to the Little Leaguers, officials were protecting the "monopoly" or groups that sell fireworks year after year. CRUISE NIGHT Ask Mr. Foster ~l Service cordially invites you to attend A Presentation of Selected Cndles. Spectal. Guest Speaker for the evening will be Mus JeralcUne saunders author of "The~ BOCJU'' Robinson's Newport Beach lime U, tm Udo Buffet Roorn . 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Y laboratory doin,c tbe ume old lhini. but to- da1. Clark 15 part of an intern a llooal ~um of scientllits and technologiJJts trying to figure out bow to tow icebergs for fteah water supplies. Towing icebergs? You wonder if Clark is kidding. But there is printed material advertising the First International Workshop on lceberc Utilization for ·Fresh Water Production, Weather ;Modification and Other Applica- tions, to take place Oct. 2·5 in .Ames, Iowa. · And, there is a symposium June U.26 in a suburb of Paris to talk about the same thing. Tbe idea was first proposed in t 1956 by John Isaacs of Scripps, I• Who thought perhaps California :r could use an iceberg or two in : ase of drought. ,• :,. IT IS SERIOUSLY being con-~ sidered by Saudi Arabia and I Chile has indicated an interest, , Clark said, so it may be an idea • whose time has come. • . • . ' I i ' "lJa11cally you use large tucbotlts," <.1arkeicpJa1ned. "You aaddle the Iceberg with a swath of plastic, and then lt takes six to nine mont.hl to tow rt form An· tarctica." · Icebergs can be enormous, as large u • 10-story bullding, and they generally sit with roughly S/6 of the mass under water. "The hope ia to pool the water at the top and collect rain water coming north," Clark. a Newport Beach resident. said. "The present estimate is lhal the water would cost about one· half of wbat desalization would." (Icebergs are made up of fresh water. They are formed when snow or freezing rain continue to precipitate over a continent in excess of evaporation. Glaciers form and icebergs are the broken ends.) There are uncertainties in the proposal, too, Clark said. "Will you be able to meet that half cost by the time you find the iceberg, saddle it and tow it?" "Would you have to pull large ones?" ONE PROBLEM, yet un- solved, is to how to prevent or re· tard the erosion caused by sea water as the ice moves along. It would seem that anchoring such a large block of ice off any BEA ANDERSON, Editor Friday, June 10, 1977 Bl foreign coast would cause damage to the ecological system or the sea, but Clark said·this is not so. "Everyone feels the significant problem will be the air lem· perature. It would cause a change from two to seven degrees in nearby· land com· munities." The main concern is whether there would be a big enough change in the humidity and tem· perature to necessitate changing tbe kind of crops grown. Whatever the outcome of the iceberg proposal, Clark will be concerned because of his interest in conservation, which is a prOduct 'or his submarine duty in the Navy. He and his fellow crew mem- bers were allowed a gallon of water per week for personal use, which he said was "good train- ing.' l'm a firm believer in con- servation even if there's an abun- dance." His interest in conservation is one of the thrusts that took him out ofthepbysics lab at G.E. and into the realm of technology and nature. "MOST PEOPLE are not secure enough to strike out for long periods of time," be said of his career changes. "For me, side trips have become major thrusts." He's into all sorts of interesting things, from writing legislation for fusion energy to satellites for technology transfer from de· veloped to undeveloped countries to designing a "futures" science and technology facility for Dis- ney World in Florida. Clark, a Muslim, also teaches classes and lectures in in- novative wilderness living, where he stresses a melding of the "art and science of early man" and modern science and tee hnology. He began his diversified career a UttOS 4J .. -..... _ lbrohim .C/ark explains how to tow an iceberg. by consulting with hospitals in the embryonic field of atomic energy in medicine. After becoming fascinated with the new direction, he became chief physicist with Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles, where he pioneered in the use of radioactive material as a diagnostic tool. "I SORT OF outgrew that field," be noted, adding that it · was discouraging to see so many of the patients he worked with dying . From there he moved to the space program to study the effect of radiation on human beings and help develop the new field of "space physics." This led to an invitation from the Weather Bureau and NASA to set up space weather forecasting bureaus and later develop satellites for earth observations for geographical, agricultural and land planning studies. "Then I left regular aerospace lo set up a consulting firm busi- ness. l began doing a whole lot of things," Clark said. These alone would make a life work for some. "I set up research studies on the weather satellites program and I was trying to get the university (of California} in· volved in policy studies relating lo land management. "I'm sort of a 'putter· together.' I tried to get an agricultural preserve formed in Ift>rneo to demonstrate land management, lumbering and liv· ing in an ecologically sound way. I wanted to do a IO.year plan." BE ALSO TRIED to organized some Indonesian ventures in lumber, metals and minerals, and dabbled in the Washington scene as a science advisor to Richard Hanna. One of Clark's biggest soap- boxes is fusion energy, however, which he is still very active in promoting. Fusion is not to be confused with. fission energy, he ex· plained. Fission is the splitting of heavy atoms, while fusion is lighter particles coming together to form new masses. The advantage of fusion is that it is clean and the material for it is abundant. "Fusion is the fuel that's recyclable endlessly," Clark said. "Specialists were convinced that with a crash pr<>· gram we could bave fusion energy -all tbe energy mankind could ever use." But the trouble is that there is a great lag time, Clark explained. It would take a minimum of 10 years to get plants built and in operation. Meantime, there ls still relatively cheap energy available so fusion is pushed aside. As always, Clark is thinking Qf some new direction for bis creativity to lake, and when lhe iceberg question has gotten all bis input he likely will turn to writing in a "popular" vein. Then there's· his proposed film about water as the central p~ of life, and his interest in psychic phenomenon. With his wife Aminab he is reading up on holistic medicine, and he's a fan of Ruth Carter Stapleton. The scientist isn't neglecting his physical man either. "I've gotten into jogging," he said. "I've run twice to Lagtjp~ and am working up to maratl:l'On dis- tance.'' La ffs Stop for Amateurs By DENNIS McLELLAN Of I,,. O.tlly Pilot 51•11 Tbe dimly lit nightclub was bare except for tbe cocktail waitresses who were figuring out which stations to take for the evening. It was 7: 30 and the Laff Stop was getting ready for its monthly Gong Night. Tflal's when amateur comedians get the chance to either make the au- dience die laughing, or die in the process. The Newport Beach club has witnessed such performers as two girls who danced as Raggedy Ann and Andy, a man who did W. C. Fields impressions and a female impersonater. That's not to mention the woman who played her arm. "She was an armist," ex· plained manager Bob Fisher, putting his mouth to his forearm and blowing. "She played 'Stars and Stripes Forever.· She took her job very seriously. "Anything goes is what we say." HE MENTIONED THAT earlier in the evening there was even a young man who said be does a bird act. He told Fisher he needed 15 minutes to get into his costume. The Bird Man had disap- peared, said Fisher, promising "He'll be back, I'm sure." Noting that there aren't many places for novice comedians to get experience, Fisher said, "When Joey Bishop was here, he said, 'You can't find places anymore where comics can be bad." Fisher described the amateur night audiences as "tolerant and understanding. They seem to em· pathize with what an amateur is gding through.'' Near the front door, Addison Morgan, a 22-year·old stand-up coll)edienne from Costa Mesa was filling out the sign-up sheet. Under act description she wrote: "Clean Comedy." "Ten minutes is the maximum, huh?" she was saying. "I usually do three and drop dead." The shag-haired Mrs. Morgan, whose arms and fingers were loaded with turquoise jewlery, sat at a table and discussed her 10 months as an amateur comic. "TIDS IS WHAT I want to do for a living," she said, adding her "day job" is as a typesetter. . In her short time as a come- dian she has appeared on small club stages more than 40 times - · all for free. But it's still tough for her to get up in front of an au- dience. "It never q'uits being a traumatic experience. Each time I go up, Ws a whole different ball game." Does she consider herself funny? .. Yeah, I always have been, not that I'm killing anybody right now. Somebody told me I was funny and I should make a career doing stand-up comedy.•• She laughed. "How come I'm not being funny in this in· terview?" Rick Pulido, a 27-year-old package design artist from Foun· taln Valley, made bis comedy de- but at Gong Night in May. He also appeared at the amateur showcase at the Comedy Store in Hollywood. This is his third time out. "THE FIRST TIME I was real· ly nervous," he admitted. "I cut my act in half. It seemed like such a long time. I thought I was taking the people's time. I thought I should sit down." Pulido, who said he bas been making people laugh as long as he can remember, noted that his act is based on personal ex· periences. And, unlike comics who say funny things, he said, be says things funny. Shy by nature, he said be bad never appeared before an au- dience before. Although it was tough lo get up the first time, he did it. After all, be bad invited friends so ''I figured I had to go up there." Although he ls nervous tonight and will be trying out new material, be noted, "with every laugh you get, you get more con· fidence." Word filtered through the club that the Bird Man bad returned. In the lobby, a tall, thfh 25-year- old from Santa Monica In- troduced himself as Buct T. Bird. He'• been doing bis amateur bird act fbr a year and a ball, he explained. "l'VE WJllTI'EN A TV _pilot called <oaturally) 'The Buck T. Bir-cl Sho1r.' It's based on ~ character I portray. "It's an average middle clus cuy who bu a drtain or beiq a super hero. He'• non·vtot . I solve every caae with my sense ot bum or. "l 1111 them wlth lllJ' com· cd1. l banclCuff tbent W'lth m7 hysterics." "You wear a bird costume, is that correct?" Buck T. Bird smiled. ,.I'll be putting it on in the kitchen.'• Show lime bad begun. "It always turns out to be something other than we expected," the MC was lelling'the audience. The first act was a young man who played the piano and the harmonica. He wasn't funny, but he wasn't trying to be. The next performer was a stand-up comic who spent two minutes saying thank you (and variations thereof.) "Thank you, thank you. And a very special thank you to you ••• and you .•• and you ..• "You're probably saying 'Gee whiz, he's not very funny, but he sure is thankful'." THE NEXT COMIC, who speke too loud and t60 muddled and called the audience "kids," was oblivious to the persistent blink- ing of the small red light over- head, indicating it was time lO get off. "I like his act, but then I like falling out of tue.s, '• said the MC, introducing Mrs. Morgan. "Good evening, my name is Addison Morgan," she began. segueing into material on her high school days, dating and housework. She told the audience she can't see spending her time cleaning the bouae, "so instead, I just take the cockroaches away for th& weekend." SeYeral medium laughs and one guffaw later, sbe waa finished. "It was a great niaht for me,•• she said. sipping a glass ot ice water 1n the lobby. "It's becom- ing fun. It's really neat." aICK l'UUDO, whose act waa the shortest of the eventne. .p.. peared at eue u be talked about things aucb as~ bJ&h •chool ex.-perieoces ud .. tbinP airls d• with tbe.trbands''wbiletalkina. True to bl.a word. he doesn't ao much say funny thina•, as he says things f'WlllY. "I fed cood about it," be said afterward. ''You can tell by tbe Jau1h1. It blade me a JitUe nervou. Uult the CUY. btf on tDe wugood.; "BtJt when I beard those iau,bl it mad.t me feel a Jot bol• ter." The evftllnl •U'dched. oa. ~ atfinl Gt comics proving m.ot'9 oft.en th&n Doi that wben the au. cUeaee llD't felPOCldlDs, tho U• ' ar.~•aa•B1> . ... • --~--- ft O~LV PILOT ffrld1y, June 10. 1tn This Man's Marriage a Real Hit -(Ann Landefs· ~ From 81 m11elt -IDNO <HUSBAND IN NAllBONLY) D&U Bt188A.ND: 8ouda like I 1°'1MGI aarrt ... 109 two UY•. Al •11rudmo&Mr &e HJ -&a.re'a aomebed7 for ... ,,bodJ. DEAR ANN LANDERS; My butband and I t;Qjoy a wide ran1e ol frlmds -eome social, aomo bualnesa. The ~alty adda 1plc• to our Uve1 and to lhein. More th&o a few are plenty over· wel1ht. Surprla=, many of them have one 1n common -the ability or uncomcloua deslnJ to embarrau a allm person while eaUn1 at a renaurant or at a ... Super Hero between laughs seems like eternity. Would Buck T. Bird save the day? · THE AUDIENCE SAT through more acts, includlne "Lounge Lizard" (accent on the ard>. al slick·baired man in red plaid jacket and pencil·thin moustache. A shaft of white light tittered into the room as the kitchen door opened. Could it be the super 'hero? False alarm. It was midnight by the time ·Wally the Ventriloquist was grinding the evening down lo a standstill. Only the hum of the air conditioner broke the silence of a : com le dying on his feet. Several couples got up and 1efl . and another was on its way whee the MC spoke: "I'm not even go- 1ng to make an attempt at an in· troduction. Here is Buck T. Bird." "Eeeh, eeeb," screeched the Bird Man as he made his way to the stage. His glittery red and gold bird suit was a glorious sight to behold. "Wait," said the woman to her husband. "We eotta see this." LIKE A FUGITIVE from "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," the bird man perched on the stage. He told the audience he doesn't do "a lot of one-line jokes. (It was a mistake). "I decided to just relax and be natural. I don't think I need a lot of gimmicks." He continued, throwing in an occasional impression. It was in- conceivable. The Bird Man -our super hero-was bombing. Even more than Wally the Ventrilo- quist. More couples left. Vision was momentarily blurred by a cocktail waitress clearing a table. By the time she moved, Buck T. Bird was gone. He bad disappeared as swiftly as he bad appeared. He was replaced by yet another comedian. "I've been doing comedy ror two weeks'" he said. appearing ill-at-ease. "I got laid off from Lockheed ... " ·:I Peering Around HONORED as Zonta Girls for May are senior coeds from Newport-Mesa high schools. They, their parents and schools are Anne Hanley, Mrs. Marilyn Hanley, Newport Harbor; Tracy Drake, the Donald Drakes, Estancia; Sandee Thonet, the Ted Thonets, Costa Mesa, 'and Michelle Cole, Dr. and Mrs. I. Page Sowers, Corona del Mar. JOHN AND DIANA Vorsheck of Newport ~each recently sailed aboard the s hip, the . Emerald Seas, from Miami to Nassau where they spent the weekend touring. CELEBRATING THEIR 50th wedding an. niversary at a reception in their honor were Mr and Mrs. Charles R. Miele of Founlaln Valley. The couple was married in Los Angeles on : June 6, 192"1. Miele is a retired real estate broker and bis wife, Margaret, is a retired Rockwell Ill· : ternatlooal employe. home. My doctor tells me I 'm 1n ex- cellent health -also my weight and food selection Ls good. Yet 1 am 1Ubject to lbe followin.I com· menta: 1. Howdoyouatayaothin1 2. It that all you eat? No won~.er ou're akinny. You doo't. eat i! 3. 0 you MUST try aosne of my dlah, It Ls so delicious I 4. Don't tell me that's all you WANT to eat. Why are you afraid of 1alnlna a pound? To tum th4' tables would be rude. Hero are some examples: 1. How 00 you stay so fat? 2. No wonder you 're over· weight, Just look at bow much Michael Sherman THE PALM DESERT home of the M. Keith Gaedes was the scene of a lavish Mex.lean luau, complete with mariachis. 'Queens for a Day' The event, attended by more than 200 guests, honored the City of Hope National Medical Center in Duarte and the Diamond Horseshoe, which supports the City of Hope. The desert gala was part of the continuing Diamond Horseshoe loth anniversary celebra· tion. Funds from the group memberships aid in the research or catutrophic diseases. Membership information is available from. Geoffrey Clark, 644·5181. -- Roomier Levi~ for the father figure. Right now the Gap has the jeans that made room for father. They're called Levi's for Men. And they're made roomier In the seat and thighs for the man with muscles. Or a big frame. The Gap has them ln the lat~ styles and fabrics. Slzes 34-42. ~ COlfA r.ESA. ~ CoHt Ptu.1 LOS ANCEU!I; L BtoadWat a HI NORTHIU~, 1MTI Nofdhoft ..... CANOGA PARK.; 21729 Vanowen SANTA MOtlCA. Wllahlre a 20th PAIADIMA. LM• et Clltlfwnl• • ~. We11mln1t9f .... • Nine 'shopping bag' ladies -social out· casts who roam big city streets -were queens for a day as guests of honor for lunch at a Philadelphia department store. The hospitality was extended following a you eat! 3. I chose this dish from the menu because I like It. Keep your own food. DEAR ANN LANDERS: How elden II -.. lmpei\ut daaa can I teadl my chUdren -ei&ht. perfect tai.a. •aaen. ftle eltl alx and ftve years ol qe -good 1eetlemaa'1 .,.... _....,_.., table manners wben their ltUIOtlldhW&&edo.W.UM!..,. 4. Go ahead and eat the third helping. 1 see you don't watch your weight. grand.lather eat.a like an animal? be eata. Grampa came to live with us Tell CM kids Grampa la..._, two yean qo after be had a tile be9' BE n.a ud U.J -...W allCht stroke. He 1pW1 t.bings on do tile bea &lleJ cu. Please tell me how Lo handle this. I am almost always coen:ed into eating more than I want, with the resulting discomfort. Gratefully -SLIM, SLANDERED AND SOMETIMES STUFFED! tbe tablecloth, blmaelf and olben. When be bas aoup you can bear him in the next room - slurping away. Last night our S.year-old began slurpioi his soup. Wben 1 cor· reeled bim be sald, "Grampa does it" What can I do? -A MOTHER. Teaching your tlds about tM facts of live can be easy or awkward. Ann Landers' new booklet, "How, What, and When to Tell Your Child About Sex" can spell the difference. Send 50 cents in coin, along with a long. stamped, self·addreaaed en· velope with your nquest.. to Ann Landers, P .O. Box 11915, Chicago, Ill 6061L DEAR S.S. AND S.S.: God 1ave yoa two ean ror Ju.st aacb occaaloa• aa tbe one• you describe. Let tbe Uttle barbs 10 ID one ud oat tbe other. hooey. DEA& M: Yoa C:ID pat JOUf nose bad ID jolat ud 1et your prlo!Ules stralOat. Bapeet for Gemini Turns Serious SATURDAY. JUNE 11 By SYDNEY OMABR ARIES (March 21· April 19): Money picture ls brighter. Cycle Is high -you win points by en· tertalnlng, making COD· tacts, repaying past favors. TAURUS (April 20· May 20): Look behind scenes for valid lnforma· lion. Visit one confined to home or hospital. Benefits indicated through meditation. Be quiet within. GEMINI (May 2l·June 20): Relationship be· comes "serious." Know it and don't play games with emotions. Business prospects are excellent. You become more popular with those in position to aid.career. CANCER (June 21· July 22): Efforts gain wider recognition. One you respect pays compli· ment, aids you in attain· ing goal. Conflict ~ms out in your favor. Ride with tide. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Breakthrough indicated. You're favored where neeotlaUons are con· AQUARIUS (Jan. cerned. Barrier to pro-20·Feb. 18): Someone is g r e s s . C r e a t i v it y , embellishing a report or originality, unique style story. You are not get- -these are accented. ting truth in context. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Means be wary, protect 22): Hunches, intuitive se!f in clinches. flashes are featured, PISCES (Feb. 19· b a v e t o d o w i t b March 10): Stand firm, partnership, legal ar-strike bard bargain. rangements, financial Your contributions are situation connected with worth more than might one close to you. Be be apparent on surface. selective. Hold tight to ~arn from experience possessions. . -utilize element of LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Accent on diversification, partnership, ablllty to socialize with those of •'opposing camp.•• Spotlight on publicity, partnership, marriage. time. U Jaae lUh ls your blr&bda7, you are in· tuitlve, a natural teacher; you have sense of drilQla and you are a compassionate person. Aquarius, Leo persons play important roles in your life. December could be an outatandlng, productive month for you in 1971, a year featuring significant. changes, a re· lalionship that develops and brings happiness. You are impulsive, affec· tionate and capable of aiding those with serious problems. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY WIMllY•W.t ....... 1tu..-..1tYc&. C..t•......_541-0Hf SCORPIO <Oct. 23· Nov. 21): Moderation is key -pace and diet are included. Be thorough and familiar with homework. Special service is featured. One who is frank, to the point, should be appreciated. TREASURE ISLAND DAY CAMP BOYS AND GIRLS· 4 thru 14 Free Transportation June 20 thru s.pt. 3 SPORTS-SWIMMING-CRAFTS.EXCURSIONS 545-5145 491-4178 SAGITfARltJS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Exhibit de· termination. Not stub· borneness. You get chance to correct past errors, to build on a $ ROBERT BRUCE MAKES A SUPER GRADUATION GIFT more solid base. Short sleeve collar and placket knit ahtrts. Unique stripes In easy care dacron & cotton blends, from $9.00. Sizes 8·20. You'll find them in ow t>oyst dept. Af'Wl,.,....m letter printed in a newspaper written by one of the women who said she'd love to dine there just once before she died. One woman said it was the nicest thing ever to happen to her. dad's ~,jum 19th lightwe,igl'lt a.nd..comrortab1e. medres ... the moat complete se.le.ction of h9.nd. woven colorful 1ll8dres an~~~ alw~ one c:£ dad's fa.voriu f'abrice. Friday. June 10, 1977 DAILY PtLOT •3 Calendar Circled for Events ·- O R T PLANNI NG CONFERENCE: The Southern California eastern region con· rerence will be beld on Tuesday, June 14 , in Temple Beth Emel in Anaheim. Registration begins at 9: lS a.m. Plans for the day ID· elude the premiere sboW· Ing of the J erusalem School or Engineering rllm ORT board orienta· lion and workshops for chapter representatives Information is availa· ble from the region of- fice, ~-1132. PAST GRAND REGENTS CLUB: New omcers are Evelyn Pap- pas, president; Jeanette Cudmk, vice-president. Loretta Coffee . secretary; Irene Bono. treasurer BETA SIGMA P HI : MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATI ON: Com· munlcation Games Peo· pie Play will be the topic of a workshop Friday. June 17, from 9 a.m . to noon U> t.he Orange Coun ty Library Adminlstra· tion Building. Orange. Skills in verbal and non. verbal communicating will be taught by Lou Stoetzer, Rooerta Fassler-Katz and Barbara Henry, train· ing. consultation and educalion coordinators withMHA. BAIDA CORINTWAN YACHT CLU B : The Newport Beach Club will join the Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club in sponsoring the Bahia de Cabrillo Reverse Argosy race and dinner dance begin ning Friday, June 17 CLO'nDNG COLLEC· TION: Newport Beach Junior Ebell Club will collect usable clothing and craf\ items /or two of its community service projects Friday and Saturday, June 17 and 18, from lOa m to4p m. p.m. Maternity clothes, baby clothes and layette items are needed for the School Age Mothers Pro- gram. and clothing, pa- jamas, robes, slippers, shoes, magazines, books and craft items for both men and women will be accepted for the Port Mesa Convalescent Hospital. Donations may be taken to 1B66'fustin Ave. or 1827 Port Charles, Newport Beach. ANNIVERSARY: St Michael's Seminary and Preparatory High School will mark its 17th an- niversary with an 10- t~rnational festival and pit barbecue Sunday, June 19, beginning with mass at 11 a.m. El Toro Road, seven miles northeast or In· tent.ates. • REUNIONS: South Hills Class of 1967. from West Covina, will meet at the Pomona National Country Club at 6: 30 p.m. July 16 for a prime rib buffet dinner and dancm,. Information is availa· ble from Mrs. Cynthia Kochanski Bartolone, 16214 Summershade, La Mirada, 90638. Members of the Alhambra High School Class OC 1957 will gather at the Marriott Hotel, Newport Beach, Sept. 24. Contacts are Linda Moyer Simoni. (213) cr1minolo11sts, psycbolo&ists and busi- nessmen. Rectstration Ulforma· hon is available at 833-5414. H UNT I NGTON BEACH J UNI OllET· TES: Prospective mem· bers will attend an orien- tation tea at 2 p. m. Tues· day. June 21, in the home of Bev Cincotta, Hunt· ington Beach. Girls between 12 and 18 are eligible for membership in the service group, which is sponsored by the Huntington Beach Junior Woman's Club. 355·8337, or Jerry .---------... Phillips. <213) 967-1411, · ext. 579. GRAPHOLOGY: The s tudy or handwriting will be the subject of a UCI Extension course begin- ning Tuesday, June 21, at 7 p. m. in Room 266. Humanities Hall, at UCL THE "'-UMllM6 HUTIMG At• COMD. ,,__ .. ,__ S.,•.C• In 't >vt A,...-C..I Sharron Warner (left) models her winning apron and her daughter, Stephanie, a winning pinafore in the Greatest Sew on Earth Members of the Orange Coast California Council of the sorority will meet at 10 a. m . Saturday. June 11, in the Newport Beach home of Mrs. Palmer Anderson. newly instulled president of the executive board SEMINAR : Bridging the commurucation eap between women and business will be the topic or Julianne Schultz dur· ing a one-day seminar Friday, June 17, at the Surf and Sand Hotel, Laguna Beach, begin· ning at8:30 a.m Folk dancing, a bouti- que and refreshments also are on lhe calendar. The school is located on Andrea McNichol. tn· s tructor, will focus on' the use of handwriting analysis as a tool for MIS!>ION Vl[j() 111912 C-·"<> C.CHll<•M 1..,..0... t~ •A •• .,f\ ... 495-0401 COST"MES" ISM NtWP0<1 81.0 SI Lie '42·1753 .~m.;, RUG SALE Honor Sewn Up Weddings ~ and Engagements To amid disappointment. prospect1\'e bnde!> are reminded to have their \\eddmg s tones \\1th black and "'hite glossy photographs to the Dally Pilot Peoplt> l>t>partment one week before the \\Cddmg. PURE WOOL A LASTING INVESTMENT Sharron Warner or Fountain Valley is the proud owner or a new Singer electronic sewing machine today. Not that she needs it, however. With her faithful Viking, she whipped up an apron in record time t.owin the Fastest Sew Ul I.he ..._.est in the Beverly Hilt.on. All the contestants had the same pattern, which they were allowed to cut out before the race. There were four races and a final. ln the rirst, Mrs. Warner said, the competition was for speed, while in the final race the winner was the one who did the best overall job. Mrs. Warner also entered the Greatest Sew on Earth with a pinafore and blouse for her 5- ye a r-old daughter, for which she band-dyed lace. Mrs. Warner, who has been sewing for 13 years, makes all the clothes for her family. includ ing her husband's s uits and slacks. She doesn't like to sew for herself. however. because she said it's not as much run. "The cost or clothes 1s a good incentive to sew," Mrs Warner noted. "I also sew for entertain ment." She said her mother taught her and that the most difficult part was learning palience-"not try- ing to get it done yesterday. Once you start hurrying it's all over .. Pictures rece1n•d after lhilt tame ''ill not be used f'or engagement announcements 1t as 1mpt•rat1vc that the Mory. also accom- panied h.' a black and \\h1te glossy pac tun• tw ~ubm1tted six ''eeks or more ht'fnrl' the \\ eddang date: otherw1Sl' 1t \\ 111 1101 bl· published To ht·lp fill rcqwrementi; on b<lth wed ding und engagement stones. form:; arl' available in all Da1lv Pilot offices Fur ther questions will be. answered by People Department staff members at 642·4321. OPEH EVERY DAY Sal. Priced 4x6 ••.•.••••••• 579. s.axa .......... s I 4 9. 8.3xll .3 ...... 5279. A•llilalble In M•y Coto.. Co11•t.t11tlo1H THE MAGIC CARPET In The Vlnage Fairt I I 34 So. Coast Hwy • 1.oguota leach PricH Good Tm JuM 19 FREE PARKING -iiii Orange County's Oldest and Larges ~ Regular $57.75 Unfinished Fumiture Store .. $280,000 Inventory Clearance Classic beauty in this solid wood multi-toned etager. With adjustable shelves and solid brass hardware, this five foot wide f unctlonal masterpiece should be added to your de· cor ... This beautiful two piece China Cabinet, an iauthentlc Silver Apple Antique Reproduction, with Inside drawers and glass shelves is re· duced toalmost half price ... Sale Regular Regular s299 355 5850 $525 Sale . Up to 50°/o OFF on more than 1/4 MILLION DOLLARS in Furniture Inventory -From Parsons Tables to Roll Top Desks! LAMP TA BLE s33 COFFEE TABLE Regular $82.50 s49_50 s29_75 FREEWAY CLOSE TO LONG BEACH & ORANGE COUNTY -Beaver Bfes. Established 1926 Regular $53.85 Quality Unfinished Decorator Styled Fur:niture 7122 Westminster Ave., 1 Block East of Goldenwest, Westminster, California 213/430-2693 714/636-1832 114/892·4000 • ' .. MEAN OLD. CLEAN OLD ALltOATOR DRAWS PLENTY OF ATTENTION Gideon S.y1 Touri1t1 With Money Can Gaze Upon HI• Town'a Alligator New Plant_..., ARB Eyes 4 'Sites For Japanese C8r. Makers By &M Auoclated Presa Ir negotiations to brlni a Japanese auto assembly plant to California succeed, the Japanese firm would spend at leut $500 mtlllon on construction, eenerate a $100 mllllon annual payroll and provUle at leut 5,000 new Jobs. Calltornlans are buylne more than quarter-million Japanese cars each year, and the Brown admlnlstraUon t.hl.nks the forel1n automakers should spur the state's economy by bulldinl an assembly plant here. "WE SEE A NUMBEa of benefits from a plant here," aald Gray Davis, Gov Edmund Brown Jr. 's chief of staff. "Cm which are purcbued by Californians will be made by Californians and the can will definitely meet our pollution standards and tet top mileage." Air Resources Board Chairman Tom Quinn has been in Japan this week attempting fo persuade one or more of that country's automakers to build assembly plants in California. His talks, which followed a similar effort by Gov. Brown earlier this year, were "very encouraging,'• Quinn said. "l think it's fairly certain that one or the Japanese companies ( NEWSAN~LJ!SIS) I wlll be opening a U.S. plant ln the near future, althouab there'• no decision yet ll it would M In California.'' Qu1nn said. AT LEAST FOUR possible plant sitel in Calllornla ar~ beln& dhcuaaed with the Japanese, ac· cordin& to Davis, who declined to reveal the locations in question. He said the earliest a plant ~d be built la 1979. Davis said there have been no objections from American automakers to the Brown ad- m lnis tation '11 · wooin1 of tbe Japanese. ''I'm certain they know what we're doing," be said. "And to the extent that our effort. motivate Detroit to build more efficient and cleaner burnln1 cars. we'll all betbe better for it. DA VIS SAID THE Japane:U are concerned over the effect of California taxes on their opera. tions. oo U.S. dutMs. T2M lmockdowns. which are taxed at a lower rate than complete cars. are put totether oa lbo docu after .,.. riYal. The top three Japanese automakers -To1ota, Nissan M•tofl, which produces Datsun ears. and Honda -have their American headquart ers in Southern California. "ML QVINN ASKED us to eatablllh a plant there, and we bave replied that lf any ot our modela would sell over 20,000 un- tta a month, we would be able to inake It," he sald. Dallun's m•t pupuJar model, tbe BZlO, bad 1976 sales of 147,143, according to Yuuklko &uuki, a Nissan vice president at the company's U.S. head· ,uarten In Carson. Suzuki decllnes to comment on Nlaaan's plans but adds that "many people say" sales ot at least 200,000 are needed to justify a U .s. plant. Federated Reports Sale ·neon Gator Turns Profit "If they can argue that certain taxes are economically un· productive, and they're still wUJ. ing to pay their share into the state treasury, we'd be willing to evaluate it. None of these taxes are sacred as long as a given en· lily is willing to provide a com· parable amount of revenue to the state ttea.sury," Davis said. CINCINNATI CAP) -Federat- ed Department Stores, Inc., has announced the sale or its Gold Key lumiture warehouse busi· ness, baaed in Van Nuys, to a eroup of buyers that includes the present divisional management. -. Donations From Tourists Make Him World's Richest The idea or assembling Japanese cars in this country has some existing precedents. Since 1971, Toyota Has been building the beds for lts trucks in Long Beach and ahlpplng the cab and chassis in from Japan. Terms of the sale were not dis- closed. A federated spokesman said the new management of Gold Key would continue present operations with contemplation or expansion Into additional retail out~ets in California. By JULES LOH , A,.$,.clatCor,.•pondonl PONCHATOULA, La. -Once \U)on a time in Chappepella <;reek there hved a mean old aJ . lifator. Pne day some boys, swimming jb the creek. came upon the rrtean old alligator. Being coun- try boys, born and raised in the ~duthern Louisiana swampland, they were not frightened. They got some ropes, lassoed that mean old alligator, and. as they say in these parts, drug him home. ( A.MERie.A ) "Yes," replied the mayor. "Mayor," said the members of the Town Council, "what on earth do you want with a mean old alligator?" "I DON'T KNOW," said the mayor. "I just want one." The mayor sent a truck. The driver returned with the alligator and asked where to put it. .. Put it in the city swimming pool,•• the mayor said. the pool every day to watch the mean old alligator. They sat on tbe bleachers outside the fence with their elbows OQ their knees and their cttins in their palms. They just sat there, watching. The mayor had a brainstorm. IF LOUISIANA children like to watch a mean old alligator, thought the mayor, bow much more would children from other states, who have never seen an· alligator, enjoy it? That mean old alligator. the mayor decided, could attract wealthy tourists to our fine city. The mayor ordered a cage built right in the middle of Ute town. A roomy cage, with a pool or clean waler. BY AND BY, THE mean old al- li&ator became the richest old al- llJator in the whole world. Peo· ple can't resist throwing money ill him. His life. alas, was not always ""'-so belessed. The-pool leaked and had been closed for repairs. But a tall fence surrounded it and the gate was locked. A safe place for a mean old alligator. Strong men roped and tied the mean old alligator and brought him to the caee. • The country boys who round him discovered that their mamas did not want a mean old alhgator around the house They looked cd looked Finally they found a l&(ly who said she would take H{oi. The lady ran a drive-in restaurant next to the highway. She dug a pit beside the restaurant, put the mean old :.1- ligator in the pit, and put up ..1 sign on the highway: ALLIGATOR. For many years people stppped and peeked into the pit al the mean old alligator the coun· try boys had found. One day the Interstate Highway builders came to the lady and told her she would have to move her drive·in restaurant to another place. Wh at would become or the mean old alligator? THE LADY PHONED her· friend, Charles Gideon, the mayor or Ponchatoula ·and known far and wide as a wise solver or probl ems. "Mayor," the lady said, .. do you want an alligator?" THE ALLIGATOR seemed content swimming around in the half.filled city pool behind the fence. Certainly it was a better hfe than living in a pit. The mayor red the alligator chickens. It liked chickens. One morning a city employe, on his way to work, spied an al· ligator crossing the road. He phoned the mayor. "MAYOR," HE SAID, "do you want another alligator?'' "Why not?" said the mayor. The city employe tossed the new alligator in the city pool and went about his work. The new al· ligator was smaller than the mean old alligator. The mean old alligator was 11 feet long. Next morning the mayor went to look over his alligator collec· lion. He made a startling dis- covery. Swimming in the city pool was only one alligator. The big one. "WHY YOU MEAN old aJ. ligator," the mayor scolded. The mayor noticed something else, too. He noticed that the children of the city gathered at "THAT OLD alligator is dir· ty." the mayor said. "Who wants a dirty old alligator in the middle ortown?" The mayor ordered lpe dirty old mean alligator put in the back or a cattle truck and taken to the car wash. Now he was pretty. Then the mayor pul up a sign on the higtiway: ALLIGATOR. Tourists came to peek, but the Town Council 1rumbled. How, wondered the mayor, can I raise the money to pay Jor this fine alligator cage and for all the chickens that mean old pretty al· ligator eats a n d keep the Town Council orr my back? HE HAD ANOTHER brainstorm. He put up another sign, this one inside the alligator cage: TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR FINE FOR THROWING ANYTHING AT THIS AL· LI GATOR EXCEPT MONEY. Now, day by day J)eople driv· ing down the highway see the sign and come to Ponchatoula and stand outside the cage in the middle ol the town and throw Plaza Praised Off ice & Secretary Gateway Pla.za, Newport Beach, is one of six national winners of 1976 CRSI design awards. It was cited by Concrete Reinforcin& Steel Institute, Chicago, for esthet1cs1 eneineeriog, fUncUonal ex· cellence and construction economy. From s295 monthly Call for more mformat1on 759-0334 ,,MlBOGllY ROI DHlgn Pleza 240 Newport Center Dr., Sult• 200 The awards jury cited "pleasant, relaxed and varied setting ... excellent examples of an economical and s traigbtCorward ap - proach ... great nexibility ... Sharing the award are Robert M. Thomas A.I.A. " Associates, Newport Beach, architect; Robert Lawson, Newport Beach, structural engineer. and Swinerton & Walberg Company, Los Angeles, general contractor. Newport B11ch ( c.11 &42-se1a. ) °''"'en.-v Named Put • few word• ~· ""~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/..~~~'J_.::::::::':o:•:o:r:k:fo=r~v=o=u=.::J C ------------·-• n d o. • a manufacturer ot tenn.is DON'T READ THIS AD UNLESS YOU WANT TO~ SPEND BETWEEN $24,000 AND $27 ,000!!! THE BMW 630CSi NOWON DISPLAY DRIVE "THE BAVARIAN 'CREAM"-THE ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE Available with• speed or fully automatic tranamlaalon. Mufti pf e lease & flexible purchase plans svailable. IMMEDIATE DB.I VERY racqueta and aubsidiary oftbe Klnptone lnterna- tlonal Corp .• bas named Co mmun ication Resources, Inc., Costa Mesa. to handle sales promoUons and public relatiolii. Entertainment Happenln91 ••• Fltma ThHter Dance Televl1lon In the .. money at that mean old alligator. THE CAGE IS paid for'. The chickens are paid for. The Town Council is happy. The tourists are happy to peek at the prettiest mean old alligator in the whole world, and the richest. You can peek at him too. Bring money. OTHER FOREIGN automakers export partially as· sembled cars called "knockdowns" in order-to save Gold Key was establis hed by Federated as a pilot operation in 1911. Over The Counter NASO Usi11MJS NEW YORK IAP) Cr•w Co 13 11t~ Jot1yn M IS IS~ Pl~ml A ..,!"' S"' TIMI! 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C• ?• In llton<t, 1• Nl ISi o,_.: M-. .. Sc 11U1 ... .,_.,_ ,,_ WtM. tM ) 1' 4.li i;i'r. :ilti: l;:f .. ttt.!~~ r=: 1tt HS~ "• m = u ~ ~;.::.:.: . . 8TMI~ llob•W 8ttlh\• e .. ~ftrln 8fit{f'ln11 A•lllOH ',, 10 A , 10 II • 1 lot) 11 Ill • 'II> • 64 IJ SE GOMP9SFfE T~X€TI6NS Ffld!y. June 10 um Put Options ·Add Flexihiµty; By SYLVIA PO&TE& At!. ol June 3, you can btQ' and sell ''put" options on a& listed atocka at five major exchanges. You could trade tn listed optioos before, but only in "call" opUoos which, simpty stated, Cive you the rlcht to buy a stock at a speclfted pnce ror a penod ot up to nine months. THE "PUT" OPTIONS GIVE YOU the rilllt to sell a stock at a speciCled price in the future. • You buy "call" optiona to get a stake in stock.a you thblk will go up in value: you buy "put" options to sell •locks )IO&l think are about to decline in value. Trading in call options was inaugurated in 1973 by u-e Chicago Boa.rd Options Exchange. Virtually overnilbl. ~ vesting in options has balloooed to a seo.sational deg1". Originally, call option contract.s were offered in 16 stockS; today, you can trade .---.----------------... listed call options In 220 issues. M ' The addition of put Oney S options ls certain to Worth stimulate even more fever in this aspect or , I the securities industry, for with put and call options. you can contract to sell and buy stocks without owning them and al a fraction of the price. THE FLEXl.BJUTY OF BOTH PUTS AND calls should attract more and more conservative invesl9rs lo the options concept, says Edward F. Keenan Jr., manager of options marketing at Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith. . ''Options provide another way for knowledgeable ln· vestors to broaden their securities investment techniques," t Keenan says. "They're a complement to a stock portfolio. not a substitute. "Knowledgeable is lhe key word," he says. "You must ·have a full understanding or the options market and t:he same current market information as professionals." UNUKE SfOCKS. OPTIONS AREN'T issued by com- panies, but rather by the Options Clearing Corp .• which 9:1~ guarantees them. They are created by the a~tual partlCl· pants in the options market. For instance, an mveslor who owns 100 shares of XYZ Corp. selling at 50 can write an op. lion offerin& the right to buy or sell those shares at 55 lor a three-month period. In return for the option, the investo{ collects a premium. All option contracts are for 100 s~ar~ with one of three expiration dates up to nine months in tb,e future. · Options writing gives investors the opportunity to in~ crease their return on stocks they own. Options allow you t~ have a slake in shares of stock you don't own and you Cal1 purchase them at a small fraction of the price of the sl<><:k itself. As a buyer, all you rtsk is the premium you pay. The average investor can participate in several ways: -As a caJI option writer if you own any or lhe ?20 shares in which options are traded. -AS A CALL BUYER, IN WIDCH CASE you bet on a rise in the price of the stock in the next six months by buying the call at a fraction of the market price. . . -As a put buyer, buying an option entitling you to sell , that stock at a fixed price. . -As a "hedger." using options to protect stocks against a price drop or to take added advantage of a price rise. Stock Market Marke~ By Scattered Gains NEW YORK (AP) -Stock prices showed some scat.~ tered galns today in ad rifting session. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 0.94 points to 910.79. Gainers outnumbered losers by about a 4.3 margin among New York Stock Exchange.listed issues. Analysts said the market drew some support Crom a de- cision by New York's Citibank not to raise its prime lending rate . Doac.lo11e•A r~rage• 1''hat Sto~k• Did Ntw YOfkfAPl Ftnal Oow·J~ •••••OH STOCKS eo.n HIQh L-lO l"d t10 AS 91S 20 904.77 70 Trn 11S 13 ?JI 'l7 1J.C 11 ISUll 112.60 11374 llJ,1' U Slk lO'I 1S 311 11 JOI '9 t"du~ Tran Utlh Ctow CllQ 910,,. 0 ... ,,, n • ' .. ,,, ,, -0 10 J09 eci. o .. 6S Slk .................... . 1,711,000 6Ss.IOO 484,JOO 1,151, 100 NEW YORI( !AP) IALIS NEW YORIC IAPI NY StoO ~I~ ~ Approlf '""'' .. • • • ..... 1il,WO . .oot•· NEW YORK IAPI-S.ltt. 4 pm. Prt<• :r;:.~1~1\e"t0tt' '"E.~~,,:O'' .~~:.:.~ lr•dl"O Nllanally •I mor• t""n SI K•1wr lfld. 101 400 4 '• • t • Gt8~ P.1 n.ooo ••· A mint Ptct . '' tCX) •• • • -'• USN•t Rn... U.000 •'11 HuJJ<y Oii.... ... S1,'llO 71 + 1~ O..tnp Ho..... '8.100 ' ... ·~ ~M'Y'~ :::· :u: :~ ! ~ O.m"'" on... O.IOO t>• • '• HOUOllM .. • • •2,200 SJ4' -IHI Prt•I~ dOY • lt,t.0 cioi II ::~" "::,. .. .............. :.::·r.;~:·g Yur .icio • • ...... lt,A10. Two Yt•r< MIO •••• 1• .JM J•" 1 to ""'1• • • 1.lr.I 110. 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He didn'l &O to tho aamf!ll but he uw all the lorel&n nais and uked hi• father wbat they Wt"te ror. llil father t"llplamed that they were for Lhe Olympac Games where all the best athlfiet in tbe world compete That 12 ybr~ld, who as now 57 and divine coach for the M1ss1on V1~Jo Nadadores. then llld, "Papa, bOmeday l 'm gorng to be an Olvmpac champ .. · 'What in?" has Cather asked 'I don't know but I 'll find 1t." the future champ said. Later, he explained, he was playing in a pool when some· one showed him how to do a somersault dive. He said he went home and told his father then that he would be a diving champ. His predictions came true when in 1948 and again in 1952, he won Olympic gold medals Dr. Lee showed the youngsters films of himself winning the second gold medal on his 32nd birthday. "Well, those were the good old days," he quipped. But he told the youngsters that he can still do 75 percent frldq, Jun• 10, 1117 as a of tho dives.. today. "Why! Becaue I don't amolte. I doo'l drink. And all my Ute I •lwaya rt-membered I dldn•t want to do an.ythln1 to hurt my mother, father and alster'ft and J don 't want lo do 1nythln1 to hurt my com munlt~ and the United lites,' ho • ld. Dr. l..ee, 1t 1ndu1t~e of the USC School ol Medicine, coacbtd Bob Webstur. who won Ol)'mplc medals ror hl&h- dtvlna ln 1.960 and 1964. He currenUy la coachine Gr•a Lou11nla who won a 1Uver medal in tbe 1918 Olym- pic Gamea. He also will be coacbinf lM American swim team whe n It competes acatnat Sweden, Denmark. Austria, Italy, East Germany and Russia later this month. In Mission Viejo, Dr. Lee said, he hopes to train at least SO divers for the 1980 Olym- pics. Although the coach ha11 been a.asoclated with winners, he advised the youngsters , "When you lose, just say I'm disgusted but I'm not dis· couraged. Keep going.'' Among the youngsters listening to the noted coach was one ll·year-old de Portola student who is believed to be a potential Olympic champion. Dr. Lee, brought Yoon Choi, Korea's national backstroke champion, to this country three weeks ago to train for the next Olympics under Mission Viejo swim coach, Mark Shubert. Dr. Lee, who is of Korean descent, said be hopes she will be the firs t Korean citizen to win a medal in swimming. Dodgers Bombed Scout Was Right: St. Louis Can Hit ST. LOUIS <AP > -St. Louis manager Vern Rapp says he's satisfied with his team's offense and Los Angeles manager Tom Lasorda has no trouble seeing why. "He scouted them and said they were a real good hitting team and they s howed it tonight," said Lasorda after the Dodgn-• Slate AllO<lme .. 111CAaC 11tol I J'l•' tnlo\A"'O"'f_.\.tt;t LO\.fi'\ Jun• t l LO\ Af'Mff"lf' flt ~t LOUt~ Jun"' tJ LO'J A,.t•\&t St LOU•., ~ 'JOom Som 11 10" m CardmaJs shell ed his Dodgers 6-3 Thursday ni ght. Lasorda's reference was to ad vance scout Jerry Stephenson, who sat nearby in the Los Angeles manager's clubhouse of. ficc while commiser ating with Rick Rhoden , 8·3, the losing pitcher. "l thought I was throwing the ball pretty good. They just got the hits," lamented Rhoden. the chief victim of a 13-hit St. Louis assault. Rhoden, while thwarted in his bid lo become the National League's first nine-game winner, issued a walk that led to a Cards run in the second inning. Then a double by winning pitcher Bob Forsch, 8·2, in taMem with J erry Mumphrey's triple and Garry Templeton's sacrifice fly stretched the St Louis lead to 3 0 in the third Rhoden escaped further damage m the fourth when Make Tyson grounded mto a double play followmg Keith Hernandez' one-out double and a single by Ken Reitz. But in the fifth the Cards' ad· vantage increased to 5·0 and signaled the Dodgers right· hander's departure when Forsch singled, Templeton doubled and Tony Scott delivered a two·base hit to score both. Los An g ele s' attack, meanwhile, was dormant until Davey Lopes singled to start the sixth, stole his second base or the night and eventually scored on a Forsch wild pitch. LOS ANGELES •b r" 111 l-.lb J I I 0 Ml"hnf'I Oh I 0 0 0 qU\\fllf "ii •no fl .;;,m1t,,rf • 0 I 0 f'Pdb • 0 0 0 (".f!lrv,.v 11\ • 0 0 0 Mon11.Jycf 1 I 1 0 l ;.ry t"f I 0 0 0 R~lu,rll J 1 ' 2 YflclMrr • 0 1 0 QhOd,.no 1 0 1 0 SO,AP 0000 (.aodSOnllf\ 0000 Mol&Pll 0000 C:.11rm•no 0000 Bur•PPll I 0 0 0 To1a1< J• l q l 1 O\Ancwt~ C..t l0U1"\. ST LOUIS •b r II b• MumOf'Ul'V If • t ) t T#mpltton" l I 1 1 Scoltcl • 0 1 1 M (rutf"f • 4 0 0 S1mrn('ln\ r , '1" .,-t-ff'rn~ndf-1 ttt • 0 '1 0 R~.n10 . 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The UCLA basketball coach, successor to John Wooden and not · nearly as successful as his predecessor, admitted Thursday he had talked to officials at the University of Alabama-Birmingham about becoming their coach and athletic director -but denied reports be W1lS southbound. "It is ju.st a rumor," be told The Associated Press. "I've ta1ked with those people. I know they are interested in setting up a bask~t· ball program, but that is all I know. I understand they are talking to several people. It is just in the talking stage. I was amued when I got here and found out that it had been published that I bad made a decision because I haven't made any decisions yet." In Los Anieles, UCLA athletic director J.D. Morgan said Bartow told him that "people from Birmingham bad contacted hlm and wanted him to come by and discuss Lbe job ol athletic director and basketball coach. At the present Ume, Birmingham bas only a club and intramural program and they want to atart an m· tercolleaiate proaram. "Gene asked permission to go by and talk with them," Morean recalled, "and lsaJdokay." Bartow coached at Memphis State and Dlinoll before t king over at UCLA. In his two seasons the.re, the Bruins bave won two atraiaht Paclfic-8 Conference champJonsblps -but they have not won a national championship, something Wooden's team did 10 times in 12 years. · Officials at the Unlvenity of Alabama in Birmingham refused Thursday to confirm a report that Bartow wUI algn a contract ac- c pting a similar post to lnaugurale a basketball team at the school . A UAB spokesmu said there 1r0uld be a press co.nterenc ndlCt week at which Dr. S. R'chardson nm, UAB presld~t. wiU urge tha\. colleaiate bukelball be 1tarted at th campus. · .. --Winkla-- Oakland . DR. SAMMY LEE CHATS WITH PROTEGE YOON CHOI, 11, FROM KOREA. AAU Meet Under Way Brodock Breaks American Record LOS ANGELES -S u e Brodock broke her American re- cord in the women's 5,000·meter walk as the annual National Amateur Athletic Union outdoor track and field championships opened at UCLA Thursday. Brodock covered the distance in 24 minutes, 10 1 seconds. That bettered the mark or 25 :28.8 she established in this same meet last year. There 1s no world record, since the women's 5,000-meter walk is not an officially recognized event on an international level Susan Liers finished second with a lime of 25 , 30.9. and Joyce Brodock, sister of the winner. came in third with a 26:01.l clocking. The women's walk was one of just three finals scheduled for the first day of the three-day cham· pionship. In the men's 200-meter dash preliminaries, a ll the favorites qualified for the semifinals Steve Williams won his head Wlt h a 21.14 clocking, Santa Ana 's Clancy Edwards finished first m Tanana Hurls As Angels Host Indians Bruce Boehle, the former California Angels outfielder now with Cleveland. was asked what it takes to beat Frank Tanana. "A no-hitter." he replied suc· cinctly. The Indians will try to prevent Tanana from becoming the ma· jor leagues' first 10-game winner tonight when the Angels and In· dians open a three-game series at Anaheim Stadium. Wayne Garland, 2·5, is Cleveland's probable starter. The Indians banded Tanana one of his two losses, l ·O, in Cleveland on May 30 when Den· nis Eckersley pitched a no-hitter Tanana 's only other loss came when the Angels were shut out at Boston 3·0 on May 7. Tanana can remain thre~ days ahead of Denny McLain's 31· victory pace or 1968 by winning tonight. The Angels were idle Thursday after Wednesday night's 13· inning marathon in which Nolan Ry an struck out 19 batters for the third time in his career. Ryan ls supposed to pitch against Eckersley Sunday, but his status ls in doubt after he made 171 pitches in 10 innings Wednesday night. "I won't know how stiff and sore I am until Friday," he said. Shortstop Bobby Grich scored the tying run with two out in the bottom of the ninth inning and the winning run when he led off the 13th with a home run. ' •'Nolan is awesome,'' said Grich. "I feel like a spectator when be is pitching. A shortstop should pay his way into the game when Ryan is pitching." his heat with 21.27, and James Gilkes won hi s heat with 20 98. Steve Riddick fi nished second m his heat to make the finals with a 21.17, and the fastest time in the semis was turned in by longshot Der aid Harris with a 20 74. Winners of r ecognized events here become eligible to represent the United States in a new in· ternational competition, the World Cup. The inaugural World Cu p, bringing together outstand ing international athletes will be held nt:'xt September at Dusscldorf, Germany AlA Cager Dies Danny Knight, former All·Big 8 basketball player at Kansas. died Wednesday night of injuries suffered recently. Three weeks ago, he suffered a fall down steps at his home and doctors said he possibly had suf· fered a cerebral hemorrhage. lie was placed in a respirator at Tustin Community JlospitaJ, but never regained consciousness Rt\Ult'Of Thur~•v'\ t11,•I\ and ou.tl1tyu'9 M~n Ouallly1nq t.Jll QU.>llfle,.. tor final•) 200 HUI I -1, 0..ralo H•rrts, Los M~-JC 10 18 1, Cliff Wl l•V. OC. SlrlO•rs. 10 9S J. ~P•~ RIOCl•Ck, PNl-1"'11• PIOne~n. 10 97. 4, Waroell GllbrHlll. M«cabl TC, 21 0... 100 HUI 2 1, Jamn Giikes. MoKCebl TC. )0 115 1, Billy MulliM, M«c•l>I TC, 20 ... 3. 8•11 Collin .. Hurroc:.tne TC, 21.0'I. •, Cecil OveHtreet. U. of Houston, 21 20. LOhQ jump -I, Cl\arlton Elll1uelen, UNA ~·· 2, Amit Robinson. M.tcub1 TC., 2s-11...,. 3. Larry Ooublov, Toti••• Strocler>, 2S-lllN. •. Steve Cobb, Ind•_.. TC. 25--4 t. S, R•ncly WOll.tm•. Tob111s SlriCl•r•. 2S-l~• b, IClnQ•l~V AG.Im•. UNA 14 11•. I, .>atnes Lonon, :,1,.,,1or<1, l•·H', a.~ Iii«' Whlr.tlU!r, u of M1S50Uri. 2• 10''>. 9, 51.tn~y Hol"'«'• ICnoJNl/le TC, 21-a• '· 10, Anl,_y CM\P<', US Army >•·S .. 11. NN! Armour, un.oUoK""° 7• 1'• 12. M.olrcusJMn1~. Ch•lfevTC. 2~' 13 D•nny JoKkSO<I, 0....SI TC, 13 "· ••. Elhott fMm•'· Atl·Afl'\f',.Cb TC 2)..6'"" 110.m•tor llurOIM Heat 1 I Jam"' 0-M un .. HaCllt'O. IJIS. 7, Oooow n1ylor, Arkansas SI, 13 91 3. Gr"90'y ROCO'rUon. LeMaM TC, IJ •s 110.ml'ltr hur<lll"I Hut 2 -I, Cllarlt>• F05ter Pflll•delph1a Pl.....,....s, IJ 1•. 7, Oelarlo RObl,,<on, All·AmHICaTC, 13.'16. 3, RKk•y Oavenporl, 8"ton Rot><Je TC, 1l9'1 110 meter hurdlM Heal J -1, Wiiiie Oa-1. B•lon ROU9t TC, 13,74. 2, Tom Hiii, M.:Kcabl TC, IJ 8". 3, R011ert(;a1nn, 8eyAre.StrlO..n, IJ ttl. J,OOO·mt1tr •lffplKl\tlse Heal 1 -1, c;.or!I'" M•n•v. Penn SlalP, 8:34.9 2. Mlk• RO< ho, NVAC, a· 37 8. 3, Ron A<l<llson, ICnoxvlll• re. a .o.~ 4, Oon Timm, AIA,8:•1.0. ' 3 000 meier ste.plecl\ase, Hut 2 -1, &rue• Blckloro, Nor111t.utern, 8:40.Z. 'l, Jon Wrlgnt. Knoxville TC, 8,..0 S 3, Henry Marsh, BVU, l :olO 6 4, l.arrv Hurs1,0r~Tc,a:«1 a, J.000.molH steeplecl\aw Hui 3 -1. Harri-. Koroso, M«ubl TC. 1:•5 1. 2, 8auy B<own, F"lorl<la Altllellc, 8: ... 2. 3. J•mu Muny•I•, PhllaCStlphl• Plontt", 1 :49.7. 4, Peul He<k., Columble U., 8 ·SO.IS. ·~~ USC'S LARRY DOUBLEY LEAPS 2S.11l'l lrt AAU MEET. Manager OAKLAND -Bobby Winkles wUl take over immediately as manaeer of the Oakland A's, replacing Jack McKeon, an A's spokesman announced today. Winkles ls currenUy third base coach for the San Francisco Giants. McKeon, who took over Charles 0 . Finley's A's at the beginning or this season, bas been offered a job as Finley's ad· minist rativc ass istant, the spokesman saad. No reason for the mid-season switch was announced. I.Ad% Ad.,a•~e• NOTI'INGHAM, England Bob Lutz of San Clemente is one of six U.S. players who have qualified ror the quarterfinals of the Sl00,000 John Player Lawn Tennis tournament here Lutz beat Cohn Dibley of Au stralia 6·1, 6-4 Thursday. Brian Gottfried was the only American player lo Cf\COunter dtfficulty, hanging on to beat Ray MooreS-7, 7·5,6-4. Other U.S. winners were Roscoe Tanner. who beat Bill Scanlon 6-1, 6-1 ; Dick Stockton, who downed Dick Crealr 4-6, 6-1, 6·3; Stan Smith, who got past Phil Dent 9·8, 6·3; and Tim Gullikson, who took care of Brian Fairlie 6·1, 6·3. Neuneann Traded The Los Angeles Lakers traded guard Johnny Neumann to the Buffalo Braves Thursday in ex- change for the Braves' third· round selection in today's Na- tional BasketbaH Association draft of college players. O'/tlalfev OK LOS ANGELES -Walter O'Malley, chairman of the board for the Los Angeles Dodgers. is recuperating from chesl surgery performed at the Mayo Clinic, the club announced. O'Malley, 73, und~rwent sur- gery Thursday and although no details were given, a Dodgers spokesman said the operation had been described as "very suc· cessfuJ." Tennb l'l~tory LAS VEGAS -Rick Barry of the Golden State Warriors and baseball /iaJI of Famer Hank Greenberg swept to the cham- pionship of tbe seventh annual sports celebrity tennis tourna- ment Thursday. Can't Beat Sl.e1.o NEW YORK -Someone at lhe draw for post positions for the 109th running of the Belmont Stakes wondered why Johnny Campo had bothered to enter two horses against unbeaten Seattle Slew. But Campo was not in atten- dance, so Nickey Taylor, whose wife Karen is hslel1 as Stew's owner, stepped in. "ll's like Campo says, 'I know there's one horse I can't beat, but I can beat the rest'." Morse in Send• BATON ROUGE-L indsay Morse of UC Irvine advanced to the semifinals of the national AIA W women's tennis cham· pions hlps at Louisiana State University here Thursday with a 6-2, 6·2 victory over Sue Hagey of Stanford. Morse and Jean Nachand lost to USC's No. l seeded doubles team or Barbara Hallquist and Sheila Mcinerney, 6-4, 7·5. UCI is tied for third in team standings with 15 points behind USC (21 '4) and Stanford (18~ >. Golf Leaders ME Ml'HIS IAPl-"'1"4 rOVllCI Korn Tllllf'..,.I' In tt>e ~'Golf c1aute Tom SI...., n.n -1S Jtff Ml!Cr-Pll 3'-JS-7 J G••v Pia-JO.J3-.7 w Cl\ancllr l1-34-1t Mike Hiii 30•>-t ... 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J74'-ll H•l•Sl-1 37·35-n louGt-3S-3'-11 O.rvGl'WI ........,, Gc1lt Lllllfr Js.».-71 O.vldGl9N ~ M.M<l.endoll lS.» 11 O.rylCedl JW?-n Ell SMtCI n~1 Jofl" LI.II.,. 3S-21-n Geo Arc .... lS.3'-11 M.McCullt" »31-n Tom,,..,.., ~»-11 o J•11~ 34-»-n ~ f elw-U»-71 L H"*le J7·Js-n Ryan Reflects on Big Effort Nolan Ryan, at age 30, still fires t he baseball with bis awesome velocity and says of bis latest effort, "I'd say it was as good a game as I've thrown the last two, maybe even three years." Ryan atruck out 19 Toronto bat· ters In 10 Innings even though he wasn 't around when h is Cali(omla Ahaels eventually won Wednesday nl1ht, 2.1, in the 13lh inntni Ryan struck out 18 durlng th~ reaulaUoo riln• inning•. missing by one the ml.JOI" league record which be shares. He was two shy of lhe ext{a iruting record when manager Norm Sherry took him out and reliever Dave LaRoche flnlshed up. Ryan'.a Cast ball was clockod at 100.9 miles per hour In 1974 Gnd he bas four no.hitter~ to his credit. He fC&VO up hJs flMlt~ll agaln11t Torento in the &ixth lnfl ing and Col'J\mented Tbur1d1y, "T really ' didn't think about a no.hitter. Maybe lf I had ,fOt~i) lo th seventh. 1 IT\liht ·have thou1ht .at;ouUt:; aecutlvety ln Uleabth. A year aco, Ryan WU o(f lo 00· 17 a ~ It.art In May u. he came orr arm aur1ery foUawtnc Ule ms~ Sutten ofthopention can be 11en in hi.I plannlri1 to take his nHt furn m Cleveland oo Sunday foUowint only three daya rt!$l. Shel'.rY aald, "Tbll'• th• btit.. l'v ever ~n NOlan p•tch. It wai as easy u I've e.er aee.n him pitch. 'that '• the way Sandy Koufax pit<'hed." Shern wu a u uur With th ~ Aoe . 00ct11nd"1'1 the koufax era. • I lull Snap Unselfish Ace Record ·Boosts Rebels At Track 8y &OCERCAIU ... 'K>N RIV~RSIDE-Tho all· OfU1oOe11•"" ...... , tlmo stock car lap re. Al S.10, Jim SC!hulta of Sant1& Ana'• Mater D•I cord tell officially Thurs· Haab doan't n1ure to equal a 1>4ln1onill 11m• hlah of day at Riverside Jn· PGlma lo tho 12lb Or.nae County All·•llr b111ket-t •• al R baJl 1aamm. Jun• 18 at Oran•_, Cou11t Colle1e. ernawon uceway •• • Jlmmr lnaoJo, and Dcit lhli South 1uard may well be worth that much Herebe McGrilf dueled wU.h hJ.J pm·polot pu1ln1 to the open player. lt'it ln 19'78Clmaroe. been that way for lbe pa1t tour yeain1 al Mater Del Both drivers, who are when Rl1CIP'careerrecordlnu111JitJ1-725. entered in the Black The 11nooth product of Matt!r Oei coach Jerry Gold 200 for NASCAR Tardie waa credttl'd with 212 u11t1t.. u a aenior and modlned itock cars to be deapite bis pJaymaklnl and Ul\llel/h1h ways, be held Saturday u a pre· avf'rqed 16.8 po1nu per iame as a senlor. um lnary to Sund a)' •s 3•;r=-. -· ' DAILY PILOT •7 Entries P-UtlT ltAU -U0 Y•,._ 1 YMr ol4I ,._....,._ OalMlnQ. l'lllw ~ Cl•IMl"t IWI« $lOOO. S.1KyS..iyl ..... llNI Sometim.s..n IC!ef"luol Jett c__..s !Myles) Go sut TOo IWaNI EI mer Go I Knlglll I Jeth \AtTv llloMMI Go5-ltw11 0.MWllf'l(~rl W•nl• 0-• !AlllMM\) Ru~l\Capy <AN!rl ... 02 1tt 11t 1tt 111 Ut in 1tt ua SECOND ttAc• -uo Y•"'1-3 v••f olds. Clalmln;. """-$1300. Cl•lmlnt P'ICe MJ00. Ouk~ De .. ICWdOLO) 1tt t AtlU..INl<'e tAU!rl 122 Swl1'90ftG.e llVrt) 117 Mist AMOo ILl!IMl'I\) 117 O..r9(" Fool ITf'MIU,..) 111 F..,tHtk FllvM IWardl 1 tt LU<ki• A~ Okie IAlll>Oft) 4n Currently ho'• been prep&rlni for the North-NAPA Riverside 400i South WI •l Cotta Mesa'• Eatancia Hlah under shattered Parnell Eatancia coach Dave Carlisle, who suma Schultz up Jones' seven-year-old ulhuurpriseoftbecamp. lap record of 113.310 ' t Mt. PrelrleWlnd !O.IOmlM) lit f THIRD RACE -3'41 Y•rdt. J year .. It's easy to see why Schultz set a CIF record in miles per hour old maloens. Clalml1>9. Purw UOOO. I Clelml1191Wke UOOO. Apricot~-IA(Ulr) Ut Tint• Aoc1<et IT,...surel 1 It usisu," says Carlisle. "He'1 excepUonally quick, First McGriff was very ~mart and unsdfi.sb. A ~eady player, be juat . clocked at 115.255 m.p.b. does_n t make many mistakes. around the 2.62-mile 1 S..,.r Tructcle CMtrU t1' Lucky Necllr 1c.t111 11• ~, uncom~1tted lo a college choice, Schultz course, some three sayaal slaw be 11 pursue in the classroom. . m .p.h. faster than lhe Tbe ~I-star game at Orange Coast College isn't NASCAR Winston Cup something new to Schultz, who had a brother, Ray, Grand national drivers play f~r lhe ~lb t:eam of 197,1 after prepping at had been able to do in an Tustin s Foothi~I High. That 71 team upset the earlier practice se5sion. North (and David Meyers> 117·93 and Schultz says Then Jnsolo had an "'~,,"!11'111!::~~ the game was one of many that he's watched. average speed of 115.721 A first team All-Angel~s ~ague guard, Schultz m .p.h. to win the pole says the thought of playing rn the Orange County position for the 200- All-star ~ame has cro~~ed up~ time or two and he's kilometer race. notsurpnsedbylheab1htyofhisSoulhteamm.ates. By comparison the And there'll be no problem in getting emotionally fastest of the NAPA ready for an all-star game. "Pride enters it," says Riverside 400 practice Schultz. "I don't want to ,get out there ~~d stink up laps had been turned by the floor. I just hope I don ttry too bard. Darr e 1 w a Itri p of Probably alternating at guard with E stancia 's Franklin Tenn in a 1976 Ray Orgill and Fountain Valley's George Barrios, it Chevrole-£ at u.2'193 would be a surprise to see him scoring in double o the r top · s p ~eds fig,ures. But an even bigger surprise would occur if turned in by NA p A bes not responsible for a great deal more. Riverside 400 drivers were 111.481 m.p.b. by N h N ds P Richard Petty in a 1974 ort ee asser g~fci\!;;.!: ~p~b"'~~ For All-star Tiff La Habra High coach Tex Wallis says the main problem he faces as coach of an Orange County prep basketball · all-star team is finding someone who will pass the ball. Wall is heads an 11 • man North contingent in the 12th North-South Orange County high school all-star basketball game June 18 at Orange CoastCoUege. . The contest, sponsored by the Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club, will be stagedat8p.m. inOCC's Peterson Gym. The South holds a 7-4 edge In the series, but lost last year's game 108-100. College Thursday after- noon in Fullerton. "But we're improving a lot." Wallis says. "We're running the of- fense much better and the kids are becoming more patient." Thursday's scrim- mage was a loose affair, with no clock or scorekeeplng. '·It's impossible to tell who won because it wasn't really a game," Wallis says. "But that wasn't important. What I wanted to do was get our fast break working bet- ter. and I think we did that." Mercury; 110.226 m.p.b. by Cale Yarborough in a 1977 Chevrolet and 109.94 m.p.h. by Benny Parsons in a 1977 Cheyrolet. OCC Tops Compton WILMINGTON Orange Coast College opened.play in the Los Angeles Harbor summer basketball league with a Sl-36 victory over Compton College in ac- tion at LA Harbor Thurs- day night. HORN HONORED -Jack Horn (front right), was honored for 10 years of service in the Newport Beach recreation depart- ment. Wife Gayle looks on. Standing behind (from left) are: Mel Platt, Brian Ambrozicb and Jim Conklin. Vanguards Area Youth Will Miss Rip Dons The Vanguards of Southern California College won their third straight game in Metro baseball league action with a 4·2 victory over tbe host La Fonda Dons Thursday night al Memorial Park in Santa Ana. Dave Wilson tripled to get one run across and Stan Thomas doubled for another for the Costa Mesa-based Vanguards. Bill Ridell struck out four in going the distance for the winners. The Vanguards will host the Anaheim Giants In a doubleheader Sun- day at SoCal College at noon. V•n11uard1 IU .ob r 3 2 • 0 4 0 s 0 • 1 J 0 J 0 l 0 • 0 h rbf ' 0 0 I 1 1 1 I I 0 0 0 1 0 0 ' 0 0 Dollar-a-year Man By HOWARD L. HANDY the gym is open Tuesday 01111eoa11vP1101sta11 and Thursday nights Basketball has been from 6:30 to 9, Saturday his hobby for many from 1 to 4 and Sunday years and horses are in from 10:30to1. his future but right now , He has been doing this Newport Beach's Jack every week ·since be Horn must be viewing started, with few excp- the past 10 years with tions. Once in awhile a mixed emotions and a bit volleyball tournament or of nostalgia. o t h e r a c t i v i t y Horn, a resident of supersedes the recrea- Dover Shores in Newport tion program but on an Beach, has gone about average, the gym is open his avocation quietly and 47-48 weeks a year. without ceremony. "The amazing thing "Jf you called him and about all of this is the told him you were doing contribution he has a story about him, he made to the city recrea- would tell you not to Uon program over a long write it," an admirer, period of time," Carl JoeCarl.says. says. "He has put in ty in Northern California June 20 to his horse ranch in Nicasio. '' When friends and players surprised him with a little recognition ceremony Sunday he made little of his con- tribution to the city recreation program. But others will vouch . for his import on the youth o! the area through the sport of basketball and be will be missed when he departs for Northern California by all whose. lives be bas touched. Will the program go down the drain? Hardly. Plans are un- der way to have the city continue the practice of opening the gym to any and all who eare to participate. &Inv Ella IUlll\emt 1U Oulncvs C:O..nte (ICnlllf'll 119 Tkly TO<'\ ll>eUllN) t '' Binky 8er&u$1« IMYIM) 1n l Mi9f> Blue ~au 18rooft\I 11' f'lekle Sc>I• IC.rdoul U2 fL'OURTtt ltACE-UOyal"ds 3Y"4r old• & ~· All--• Pune »400. Sir Ruftsmore ICMdotal tn County Llmll IMllCl'telll 112 Fl<-l•Couftl 18roo1UI · 112 Olck•Y• Refund 10.tlHel 11' lll<J Sn•t (Treaw,..> 119 819 Aft Breezy (Ward I 1 It ,.I FTH llACli -4()0 yard•. 3 ye1r olds & \IP. Clat"'lnq. Purw ~000. Clatmlng 1><lcei10.ooo. HI Ttm1> ICMooz•> FHt Bee 1Dlt1omb.11 Lous Klnl-r ICr••~rl Sol id's Roc;-et lllllft1ml 010•~ Flre Risi< OCnlghll TtmetoGo IBrooi\) Go Gr.-i Breet• !Ward) .J•vs °*<II (AfllMWll SIXTH llACE -400 VMd5 3 vr.r olds & ue>. Clatm1nq Pwse U(j()I). Cl aiming once SJj(J(). Mr. Zlr19 IA1llsonl OoqCathO••rll Mr. O<>tv BM• IOtlomba) Tiny MIO !Wardl Tiny Nohe I Br-•) 8<> Deck IC1'T"91'r) Hiddfn T•lmt Too ILll)f'Mlm) H•wallaft 1'1t IACl<llrl A119el's~J•I (Treasure) Copy R IQl>t I Qr do ta I 111 119 172 119 119 119 111 119 112 tU SEVENTH RACE -870 y1rd•. 3 yHrolds&uo. PurwS11,000-Add<!d Am,rlC11fl~I l0tlom0ctl 110 Arure Off f8roo1 .. 1 I 16 Wl•e.11..-d CC.rdozal 113 Big Bid S.r IAdatrl us S.venteett Sumo' II (Hartl 116 FlfflC....voy !Upl\aml 1?2 OlatSmootflle CTrPasurel no EIGllTM RACE -350 val"ds. 3 v•M olds. Cl aiming. Pu~e UlOO Clalm•no or•r-e S6500 • Forw•rdMoon IWardl Mttns An~wer f T rtesu,.e > THrAbl .. Tull IAo,,lr) RawllldfSonftv lltpMml l ltl TM lutky (81oo"sl Proper Counl I Call I 111 119 Born Oarc:er I0.-1om1><t) 117 Nevada Royal !Harli 11~ Chicken F« Ol"""r I Cardoza I In NINTH llACE -310 vard•. 3 vur old\. Clalmlng. Pu~ \2100. Clalmt"g 1><lceMOOO. 8ovnd fo Illa 18rool<sl Fun Pat ICardotal Blue Wini< Haw" ICre-r) Lat190 Loi~ •Ward) OUffn Tu !Mil<Mll) Run Kiiiy I Hirt) St.aklnq.John 1Ad81r) 8unnv• a., Btd CMylP51 8l9M TruG<!orge IOelombl) 122 127 171 111 11/ 111 ,,, 11, 112 "When you have a bunch of players who have been stars in high school, ifs real hard to find someone to give up the ball, .. Wallis said after his team scrim- maged Fullerton Junior Guard Charlie Amaral of Sonora High (La Habra) and Joe Rennon of Katella <Anaheim) were scoring particular- ly well, according to Wallis. Former Westminster High School standout Tim Page paced the OCC attack with 21 points as coach Tandy Gillis had only five players on hand for the tilt. Or~~Coot fSI} Pt1trs, SS Wood.ct Th0m•s, 1b Wilson.lb S<hffU,c Hunt.dn Stonelake, If Sl•meson. rl le01>•rd, zo A100u11.o Totals 0 0 33 • Score by 1nn1n~ 0 0 8 • r II ~ V•nnuard• 100 020 010-1 ft 2 La Fondc> Dons 010 010 000-2 6 2 Horn. a graduate of the m a n y h o u rs an d Univerisity of San Fran-sacrificed a great deal cisco during the 1940s, including his own money has had a lifetime in· tooperatetheprogram. terest in basketball. He "He has shoes, shoe wa~ photographed ~t a~e strings, clothing and· 3 with a basketball m his other things with him at hands and has retained all limes. He opens early that interest to the pre-and stays after the gym sent time. closes to clean 11p. He Los Al Results Cycle Action Alan Christian of Hunt- ington Beach will be seeking his fourth straight scr atch main event victory or the season tonight when the speedway motorcycles return to Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. First race is at 8 . COSTA MESA AMC & JEEP 1977 MATADOR WAGON Y ......... w,AM ,._.,......., __ · A7A887H1~2278 1977 JEEP J-10 PICKUP .............. .,.,.. ..... tlret J7M2SMP015789 t~-------- 0 Fiii• u , .................... u , .,., ... _ ... ___ , .................... -0 .. ......,_ ........ _ .. o tf'''"": . . .. ....... ~--------_,._ Other outstanding players on Wallis' roster are guard Ron Garretson of Servile High . (Anaheim), who averaged 20.7 last season. and forward Ted Whittington, a product of Wallis' La Habra High program, who averaged 20.0. The North has four more practices before the game, in addition to a scrimmage game against Orange Coast College Monday, 3 p.m. in Peterson Gym. 11•11 8ru~f\ l<&rticut P~9• Akin lg ft pf Ip 3 J • 9 • 0 1 8 • 2 & I S )I J • 1 Tolal• 11 H•lftl~. OCC.21·16. 11 •• S1 Signup Set Laguna Beach boys and girls 7-16 years old have one chance to sign up for American Youth Soccer (AYSO). The re- .gistratipn will be held Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Laguna Beach High School athletic field. Fish Report Hl'W~llT 10.YO'• Locker) -13~ an9ltrs: 26 t>arracud•, S1 bonito, 301 bHI, 176 roO llsh I MHtlut IArt"s L•1tdhttl -107 angtt,.. JJJ """· 1 b•rrtclld•'-39 bonllo. S h•lll>ul, 2 ¥111111•~.,..~. SAN DIEGO IM1>1tl<l1Ntl Pl•rl -410 an111trs: 213 ttllowtatt, 31 buracvda 1 whit• Ma ba", 201 c•t1co ""''· J ~nelbau. 181Wueflntvno.69bon110, 12 llng cod, 234 roc1t llsl\. SEAL 81'ACM -85 Mqte"· 690 roe It COO, If hand ban. SS Calleo Dan 8u99 -13 angten. 3 t>onllo, H sond o.on. 6 "'11111>111. SAN "l!OAO IHl'd Slr'ffl UIN!lnt1l -.a •"Ill~: l hallt>ul. •11 ullco bau. llO bonito. 12 barracuda, IS bl"" bH$. ,,._ O C:.111 -71 en111ers· 1l obonllo, ,. c•llco b .. s, ,. rotk ll5h, t lla11blll. Tenyearsagowhenhe also furnishes the was coaching an open basketballs, about four league team that in-or five each year, at eluded Huntington least." Bea.c h's ~rian Am-Although he will turn brozich on its roster, he so in October, he still en- had difficulty finding a joys playing top caliber place to practice. basketball with players Horn started the such as Ambrozich, Newport. Beach recrea-Ralph Drollinger, Irv tion progr~m at Newport Kiffen, Lee Haven and Harbor High School and others. opened lhe gym to all "He's out there play- who cared to participate ing competitively with four times each week. He these guys,'' Carl adds. received a dollar a year "He's an amazing man for his services. and will be missed when At the pr~sent time, he moves to Marin Coun- "or Tl>ursdh FlllSf RACE -JSO vard•. 2 y~M olds. Cl••m•"ll· Pu••• $2100. • Fast Reorlnl •C•lll 10.20 S.10 3.10 Front Pago Sl~r IAltlsonl 4.60 3.10 MrCvl•GuY t0omlf19Ufl) • 2.90 Time-18.16 S<re1cl>t uo 4.60 uo Pepoa's 8r.t IBrooll•I 1UO t..20 Mt Tiger Rocket '"'lllSOll) 3.60 Time ··46.11 Also Aon -R~ R.cl WIM, Bfll"s Val.,,,llM, Call Me Ollf<k, Dickeys Calamoun1. Royel Go F•..,t Scr•lched -H•• 8ro11>er. Over Tim• SIXTH AACE-)00 yard•. 3 yur Old• & up Ctalmu>q Pv•••,3100. Sucwr SI•• 2 •CardOtal Solar Char~ •W3rdl S 10 i ~ ~: Rhythm Ovsl•r IRou9hl 9.00 Tlm•-U6J S<ratchp(S -Oucws lo Ml•mo SS Eucta 2·Sutief" 514r ? • '-Solar C1'ftllt, INtld US.50. SllVENTM llACE -•OO n•ds. 3 yetl,. olds & uo. AflOWAnce. For f1lhn ~,..d mar~ Pu~f' \6000. Coco s Coov • cardota l L• Par ear •Brook•l Forty IC•I• IAllo.0 .. 1 Time -:I002 6.20 3 60 , 1f) 5.20 uo 4.20 Aho Rar> -llonev ll• 8rl•~. Cl>•r!>Pr Go, Lltlle F'ancv Row. B~ll.i Tu. Tru Tru" O•bul, M•n Sugor Copy. Trawllr19Wom.in No1<r4llches. Major League Standings Mythical Crown AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division New York Boston Baltimore Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Toronto W L Pct. GB 32 24 .571 30 24 .556 1 29 25 .537 2 27 30 .474 S'h 23 26 .469 5~ 22 30 .423 8 21 31 .404 9 West Dtvislon Minnesota 33 22 .600 Chicago 30 23 .566 2 Texas 26 25 .510 5 Angels 26 26 .500 s~ Oakland 26 27 .491 6 Kansas City 26 27 ·.491 6 Seattle 24 35 .407 11 Tiwndly'1S- He<111YOl1c10.Mllw-.. 1 IC•llHl(lty1,MIMt.olt2 8o•t01> I, Balllmol"e 3 S.•llle 2. O.trolt 1 Cl'llca90•, Tt .. u, 111 .... 1,.,.,. 0n1v ~scheclu14!d TM.ty'lO.- Chlc11911<stone6-4>•t8•11lmore •Fl.tntglfl t.Sl, n Te~u IManNU ~l al &ostofl 1c.1t ... l.nd '41, " MlnMsota IZahn WI •I Hew York tOuldry WI. " IC•n,es City IBlnl Ml It MllwaukM ISl•lon ,..,." Cl•""''"° IG.trlllr>d HI at C.lllOt111• 1r-. .. 11.n O.lroll fAff'0\'0 3-ll at 0.kland 'L•nof9t'Cf ~). n Toli)ft!O IU-IVir HI •1 S.•tllt t~-oue H I,., ' NAnONAL LEAGUE Eut Division · W L Pct. GB Chicago 33 19 .635 Pittsburgh 29 21 .580 3 St. Louis 31 23 .575 3 Philadelphia 29 24 .547 4'h Montreal 23 28 .451 9~ New York 22 31 .415 11~ West Division Dodgers Cincinnati San Francisco San Diego Houston Atlanta 37 19 .661 26 26 .500 9 25 31 .446 12 26 33 .441 12~ 22 33 .400 14~ 21 36 .368 16~ . Tltunday'1 k•- C/llC•9D 1, 5.-. Pra11Clscoo. 1 t '""'"~ Clnclnf\141 •I New VOl'k, ppO., teltt All..,t•J, PllllOdelplllaO SI. Loul .. ,1.~Anotlesl Only~Kt>edul.c! T0Clly'1 0•-• S.11 Frll'CIJCO IKNPOOr 0.0) al Chic-'"· lltutcl'IOIMI Pt\11.tdtlllhl• llerchJ..21 •t Afl•lll• I Leon Ml." MOf\trHI llMwl..., 1.01 •I Clnclnl\flf tNormMI S.21,n Sa" OleOO 19\lrlty 4-61 111 Plttsburiil\ l.Jofth Ml,1t New YOl'lt IM.tttack ,.., It H0<1110lt '""°"' ... 6-l>, n Los At>Otltt lllM1'-1l •t$t. Lo\111 IFalc-t-JI, " .......... , .. Ge"'" S.11 OleOOlt PlltJlllH'gl> New VOl'k 11 HouslM ,, ,.,. ..., l"rll'Clsto •I O\IC.tilO Pltfl-Phl• •I Allen<•." A\lflll'Nlll c.1ncmnet1 lot A•t••tSt. Loult." To Mission Viejo Mission Viejo High 's goal of winning the mythical national swim championship through a system of comparing state and secUonal championships by Swimming World maozine bas been realized. The Diablos of coach Mike Pelton, three-time CIF 4-A kingpins, routed the OPPoSltion with 135 points with Fort Lauderdale, Fla. a distant second at 109'h points. Third place goes to Fountain Valley High with 74 poihts, followed by San Marino (65), Foothill of Tuatin (48), Long Beach Wilson (40i,.fa) and Omaha's Westside (39 >. The central figure in Mission Viejo's conquest is two-time gold medal winner Olympic Games gold medal winner Brian Goodell, who .. set national marks in the 200 and 500-yard freestyles with clock· ings of 1:37.15 and 4:20.81. Also scoring for Mission Viejo were Puerto Rico transfers Jesse and Vic Vassal.lo, Portland's Jim New, Pbilad.elphla's Mark Barber and Steve Barnicoat. Jesse Vassallo's marks of 1:53.0 and • 4: 29. 71 in the 200 indo and l500 !tee rank as third and ' fourth best in the nation. } Vic Vaasallo'a 63.04lnthe100 back ls third best. Mike Kelly, the Fountain Valley ace who ft headed for USC on a soccer scholarship, was the on- ly other swimmer to establish a palr of naUonal · bests for the year, clockina a 20. 72 and '5.55 in the sprints to edge Westside HUh's Chuck Sharpe. Other etandouts on the nallonal scene lnclud4J Mike Sapblrof Awalt, Calif. (l:S2.2 200 ind.O), John• Owsatny of Finneytown Hilb in Cincinnati (50.°' 100 ny), San Marino's James Fowler ($2.17 100 back); and Lon, Beach Willon'1 Gr~ WlncheU and Danny Rocenthal of Nova, eacb with a 5'1.68 tn the 100breaat. &Slulon Viejo's 3:08.96 tn the 400 free relay (Charley Ray, New, Jeue Vauallo and Goodell) ii allo a naUonal best. The _, medley relA.Y 1oea to Nova (1:35.41). The mythical UUe was Hored on a 1$-~12-11-10-t bHil for cbamplonablp finals and 7.s,.w.1 tot COD· tolaUona wtlhrelus acorincdoubled. Swimmers were ranked by tho lutes\ lime, elthct from tbo prollma orflna\I. ----...,~----..-...il!fll-....,. .. .-...- ,.. Banyan Tree Grows Down Tbe "'all u. l1'0W \IP tro 1nJll8i, bul rather •ro down to tt. Blnb drop bluo• Into t.he top btancbel of olber ..,..... .acb •• Palma, TboH 1teda proul Mnd\n thoota downward. When thuy toucb the 1round, tbor take root. And th<>10 down•fftnl'ft aboota turnit lnto trunu lo 11up· port the banyan'• branc:h4tl. 'fhl• t•omes to mlnd be-cause a cUJtomer aalut 11 there l• any ttte lhal moro than onu trunk Thu bany&ln, c("rtalnJy. One 1uch on that laland we u1ed to ult Ceylon bu 350 b11 trunka und more than 3 .ooo little ones. uvzawuasr Q. "Wbat '• tbe dllference between llv~ and braunachwet1er''' A. Not much difference. To make liverwurst. you mix cooked pork liver with un· cooked pork trimmings, then cook it all ••&in· To make braunschweiier, you mix uncooked pork liver wilb uncooked pork trim· min11, then cure and smoke it. Most butchers. though, just identify brauoschweiger as smoked liverwurst. Q. "In whose honor was Ven~Janamed?" A. No person. It meam ' Little Venice." Am·erigo Vespucci the explorer, was re· minded of Venice by the northern coastline of South America. Q. "What's the largest meat-eating land animal?" A. The Alaskan brown bear. NOSTALGIA Whal do you remember that you miss? Realize it's unwise to wallow in nostalgia, but there can't be any harm in recalling scenes that seem significant now that they're gone. Like an old . man taking a nap on a porch swing with a newspaper over his face. Or a farm woman purposelully rocking in a chair in front of a fll'eplace to treat her lei veins. Or a youngster making a toy tractor out of an empty thread spool, a rubber band, a matchstick and a chip of soap. I've seen such hundreds of timest but not in recent years. What's significant in those scenes is what they indicate about how people dealt with their leisure then as compared to now. We used to make our own fun. Had to. But it was durable. Now we buy it. And it keeps breaking down, coming apart, wearing out. The jaws of the Amazon ant are curved in such a manner that it can neither feed itself or dig its own nest. So the Amazon keeps slave ants to handle these chores for it. Ir you were to elevate a glass of water to an altitude of 90,000 feet, that water would start to boil, heat or no heat. Adclf'eSs~ltoL.M. Boyd, P.O. Bo. 1560. CMU1Moat?U6 o.lly .......... .., • ._L«..._, COVETOUS HANDs-John B. "Jim" Kilroy (left) and Mark Johnson both stake a claim on the prestigious Cal CUp for which their yachts Kialoa and Windward Passage start competi- tion today in Santa Monica Bay off California Yacht Club. The cup goes to the winner of the best two out of three races which continue through Sunday. Aussies Remain British Bow Out Of Catmnaran Cup The Brtttsh arc not coming al least not lo the International C Class Catamaran Association's Lil· lie America's Cup competilton al Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club this summer Although the Brihs h had prepared two new boats for the chaUenge, sponsor and financial plans did not work out and the boats have been withdrawn, according lo Mike West, secretary of the ICCA of Great Britain. That leaves the Australians as the only· cbaUenger and eliminates the necessity of a sailoff to select the challenger. The Aussies have already had their own sailoff and chosen Nicholas Has their challenger. Nicholas JI and a back-up boat. Ouest Ill, are already en route to Los Angeles harbor by freighter The U.S. sa11011 to select a defender will begin Aug. 3 and continue through Aug. 12. Competition for the cup will begin Auf(. 20 in a best four out of seven race series The Little Ame rica's Cup, a competition for the speedy C Class catamarans, was brought to this country for the first time last summer by Alex Kozloff and Robbie Harvey who took their Aquarius V to Australia and defeated the perennial Aussie de· fenders. "'Got a prol>/rm? Thm "'"'" to /'at lhl•• Pw UJ1ll c-ut rtd ll!Jlf'. ~ttmq lhf' anau'"" and orlion you "'td I<• aoh>f! IN'qUJllf'• m !/OIJC"ltnf'N and blwntu MOJJ vnur Qlll'•IW'L• In l'at l>Mm" At Yoor ~let', Oro14f1' COOll Omli/ Pilot P 0 Ror ISM, CMlo Mua CA 91616 ..U many ltlln• as"°'"'"'" uill bf' on.ru~l'd. hut phDnM rnquin•• or ltlln• ""' 1tOCl1'dJn11 lht rtadtr'• 1"'111<1m• oddr~" ond buriMu ""11r1' plloftc numb<'rcannot l>t-roruldrrl'd Th11cnlumno~or1da• Iv nct'Jl( Saturdalis " Tiro Clubs Announce Cocult Race Spiegel'• Tab DEAR PAT: Sometime ago I or- dered merchandise from the Spiegel catalogue. I found that the items were of poor quality and I do not want to keep them. I wrote to Spiegel about return- ing my order, but I will not mail it back unless I know that Spiegel will pay for the return postage. D.M.,CostaMesa A YS Contacted Spelqel's customer relations department. It advised that S"plegel wtll pay return postage If you enclose a letter with the merchandise oatllniag the reason for the return. U Y«»11 have an account with the mall or- der firm, the amount of postage will be credl&ed to your next statement. U yoa do Do& bave an account, provide proof of postage paym~nt, and it will be ref\IDCled by check. Who Bftlrs Woe• DEAR PAT: Where does one com- plain about problems concerning an intrastate flight? I know the Civil Aeronautics Board attempts to solve difficulties encountered in interstate flights, but what about flights from one destination to another in California? H.M .• Huntington Beach Assumlni that you've already ap· proacbed the airline involved niard· lbg your complaint, next check the Transportation Division, Public Utllltles Commission, S50 McAllster St., San Franclsco, CA 9'10%. 'l'st• lor D••age DEAR PAT: What regulatory agen· ey should I contact regarding a pro- blem with a dry cleaner? I've heard illat there's some wq to 1et fabric ~ted to ftDd out If a dry cleaner bas '77 CAPRICE· 6125 MANCHESTER: S...ARhr.At..._. .. •77 MALIBU ·-·· ·--· ...... ·----....... . t!Jeean--Racing .Fleet Heads For Newport By ALMON LOCKABEV D•llY l'l .. l ... llft9 Writer BOATING ........ c..- Wt.111 rumM LOCATIOH Oce&n Views Available Execut 1119 oltic.ts with lull secret•ial & telephone services • Underoround parking •Conference lacihttes Many extras ~1111vely Pnced Month to month or lease. c••-"J 544-7180 1 IO .....,_.. Cewtw Dr. The Pacific Ocean Racini Conference <PORC> fleet la expected to arrive in Newport Beach Sunday or Monday, competing a 10-mile race from the King Harbor Yacht Club, around Santa Barbara Island and finishing off the Balboa Pier. The finish wiU be -=========~::=;======~ supervised by the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. r It will be the fourth race ln the five-race series. · The fifth race will be sailed Saturday, June 18 out of Balboa Yacht over a selected course. The PORC ls sponsored by the Yacht Racing Unlov of Southern California and involves 35 sailln.R yachts rated under the International Offshore Rule, plus five Performance Handicap Racing Fleet <PHRF> ratings. THE TOP FEATU,llE ON this weekend's yacht· inst menu ..., the match race for the California Cup between the two glamor ketches, Windward Passage and Kialoa o(( Marina del Rey, s ponsored by the California Yacht Club. Both WP's owner-skipper Mark Johnson and Jim Kilroy of Windward Passage are predicting victory in the best two out of three series which starts al 1 p.m. today and continues Saturday and Sunday. Hundreds of humanity-packed spectator boats are expected to ring the tianta Monica Bay course to watch what promises lO be a preview o( the first·lO· finish battle in the upcoming Transpac Honolulu race which gets under way July 2. THE LIDO ISLE YACHT Club will favor the small dinghy classes Saturday and Sunday m its an· nu al June Regatta to be sailed over bay courses. BRAND MEW 1977 124 FIAT SPIDER with AMIF¥ Stereo !>speed radial llres Ser 0112834 Fectorylhtf"riu ....................... $6,774.15 Dick Miler DbcCNRt ..................... , 779.15 DICK MILLER MOTORS FIAT-l.ANOA 55995 120W. WARMER, SANTAANA 557-2132 F.lsewhere in Orange County, Dana Point Yacht Club will play host to PllRF and IOR yachts -------------------- in the thlrd race of its Dana Series Sunday. Southern California Yachting Association calendar: Newport· Bal boa LIDO ISLE YACHT CLUB -June Regatta, tn· s ide classes, Saturday, Sunday BAIDA CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB -Finish PORCrace from King Harbor, Sunday. DANA POINT YACHT CLUB -Dana Series <PHRF, IOR> Sunday. Los Angeles-Long Beach ALAMITOS BAY YACHT CLUB -June regal· ta, harbor classes Saturday. bay classes Sunday. LONG BEACH Y ACllT CLUB -Invitational regatta. sabots, Lasers. Saturday. LITTLE SHIPS FLEET-CATALINA ISLAND YACHT CLUB Long Point race, Saturday. Sun day Santa Monica Bay CALIFORNIA YACHT CLU B Cal Cup series, today, Saturday, Sunday YACHT .RACING UNION -Start Santa Barbara Island race. King Harbor to Newport Beach (PORC> Saturday. WINDJAMMERS YACHT CLUB Brown Regatta, <Sabot> Saturday SOUTH COAST CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB WE'LL HELP! RENT A SCUBAPRO STABILIZER JACKET Clftd we'ft ti•• rou s1°0 OFF RENTAL l'llCE WITH nilS AD -lntraclub regatta, Saturday l~ .. l'l~~l'!lllllMl'!ll!illifllle'-~ ... IH~,._"'11 DEL REY YACHT CLUB -Del Rey to Isthmus "!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ race (handicap> Saturday, Sunday. ::;; SAN FERNANDO VALLEY SAILING CLUB - Coastal race, Marina del Rey to San Pedro, Satur· day. Sunday. PALOS VERDES YACHT CLUB start race <PHRF> Sunday San Diego MISSION BAY YACHT CLUB -Summer Series, all classes, Sunday CORONADO YACHT CLUR Kitty Mahl race, women's handicap, Sunday, Small boat regatta, Satur<tay. SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB -Olympic classes regatta. Saturday, Sunday North and Inland ANACAPA YACHT CLUB -Scripps· Kette.nburg Series No. l ,.Saturday; Anacapa Island Series No. l, Saturday. CHANNEL ISLANDS YACHT CLUB - Schooner Association of America races, today, Saturday, Sunday. POMONA VALLEY SAILING ASSOCIATION -Sam Cook elimination races, Saturday. SANTA BARBARA YACHT CLUB -Wilson Series No. 3, Saturday, Sunday. PIERPOINT BAY YACHT CLUB Series No. 2, Sunday. WFSTLAKE YACHT CLUB -Flag Day regal· ta, Sunday. FRIDAY Sfo<onel~•<lf' 6761>"' SATUllOAY It s the most versatile vehicle you'll ever own Station waoon. motorhome economy car And, since ts mounted on a Toyota chassis the operating costs Niii be a fraction of what you might expect• AS LOW AS CH/NOD~ ·--... .. SCR Musical Woven .of Songs Music director John Ellington goes over score with John-David Keller By JACKIE HYMAN Ofltle 0.lly Pllol Slaff Lost love. Growing old. Nostalgia for a golden age. All the ingredients for a play. So thought two men when they heard the songs of Belgian songwriter-singer Jacques Brei. Tbe pair, Eric Blau and Mort Schuman, decided to translate the songs into English and ar- range them to be performed cabaret-style by a quartet of singers. The result was "Jacques Brei Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris," which will be presented June 18-July 30 at South Coast Repertory. " ' JACQUES BREL' was primarily written to be performed in ll cabaret situation, but it bas such universal appeal that it works equally as well in a theater set," s ald John-David Keller, who is directing the pro-duction. One of the SCR performers. Teri Ralston, performed in "Jac- ques Brei" in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco. One of the original members of SCR, 20 Candles for· FV This weekend, the City of Fountain Valley is celebrat- ing its 20th birthday with a carnival and other special events. On Saturday, most events will take place at the recrea- tion center, Brookhurst and Heil streets, with admission free. From 10 a.JD. to 4 p.m., there will be demonstrations by fire and police department representatives, softball and racquetball tournaments, a Red Cross blood pressure test and a display by the Orange Co.unty Crime Prevention Mobile Unit. AT Z P.M., THERE will be a Dixieland concert, and at 8 p.m. George Etzel will be caller for square dancing. Also, from 10 a.m. to u p:m. Saturday, the Jaycee Carpival will offer rides and food. On Sunday, the c~rnival S111nn.er Sehedule Laurel aod Hardy in "The P erfect Day" is just one of th e life -lik e sce nes represented at Movieland Wax Museum, 7711 Beach Blvd .• Buena Park. Both works of art and film and television characters are on display at the museum, which will be open from 9 a .m. until 10 p .m. daily beginning this weekend, open Fridays and Saturdays to 11 p.m. Admission is $4.50 adults, $2.75 children 4-11; children under 4 free when accompanied by an adult. will continue from 11a.m.to7 p.m. at Brookhurat and Heil streets. Also, at City Hall on Slater east of Bt'ookhurst, a number of free events are scheduled. TllESE INCLUDE 1, 3 and 4 p.m. bus tours of city his- torical sites, a 1 and 3 p.m. walking guided tour of t!le mural wall in Juarez Colony, a car show from 1 to 4 p.m. and a photo show at the library, 1 to5p.m. At 2 p.m., the Historical Society Will present a pro-· gram, including a birthday cake for the city. On Monday, the real city birthday. the Fountain Valley :Community Hospital Volun- ·teer Guild will honor the fll'St baby born in the hospital of Fountain Valley resident parents. Arts I Dining Out · Entertainment Friday, June 10, 1977 C1 'Jacques Brei' cast members (from left) Richard Doyle, Martha McFarland, James dePriest and Teri Ralston rehearse musical she went on to appear on· Broadway in "Company" and "A Little Night Music" but is back with SCR for this production. Featured with her will be Richard Doyle and Martha McFarland, both of whom ap· p eared in SCR musicals ''Godspell".and "In Fashion" as well as nonmusical productions, plus James dePriest, an SCR re· gular who starred in "The Na- tional Health." The four actor·singers will face a challenge in presenting ''Brei," Keller said. .. , TID.NK THE biggest dif. ficulty in doing a show like 'Brei' is you have to be so totally con- vincing in each number since you're not working with charac- ters that grow and change," he said. "It's a big challenge to create the mood and the situation very quickly. In many ways it's like a Pow-wow 'fo ~egin June 17 An American Indian Pow-Wow will be held June 17·19 at Cota de Caza in El Toro when some 3,000 tribal members come together. The three-day event will feature Indian games, competi· tlons, dances, arts and crafts, and the sale of Indian jewelry and food. Admission will be 75 cents per person per day at the ranch. There will also be a fee of $2 per camper for the weekend. THE mGBLIGBT of the fll'St night will be the crowning of the 1971-78 Princess, Pattie Begay, tbe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Begay of Santa Aoa. She is a mem•otthe l'iavajotribe. All proceeds from tbe pow-wow wlll go to the Orange County In· dian Center to help needy Indian families. • Tbe ceremonies are Upected to draw participants from U W•stem states, with tribes in· cludln8 the KickapC>o, Navajo, Pawnee, Comanche, ChiPJ>e*a, Omaha, Sioux, Crow, Creek, Cb~ee. Choc\aYI, Apache and maily others. Visitors can reacb Cota d~ .Cu• by t.aJdna the El Toro 'Road oltraq, from Interstate 5 and drivlq north put O'Nelll Parle . and Elcape Country to Trabueo Canyon Road, then pr<>ceedJng on to the ranch. start1na time will be 1 p.m. June 11 and 1 p.m. JunelllDdlt. ADDl'DONAL lnfonnaUon b aYalhble from Celute Roubedeaux at 82'•15'10 or Dorat.hf, Police at82M240. Tbil pcnv-wow, the 1l1nth an· nual one. it dtdicated to Mr. Md Mu. Bicbttd llun11eU of Fullerton, who bave devoted mueb time to ~Iii Ainertcan Indians. • · revue.'' There are 32 songs in all, with only about two lities of dialog, Keller said. · Piano, percussion, bass and guitar under the direction of John Ellington will accompany the performance on a specially adapted stage. · "We're trying to create in the whole environment of the theater the ambience of a French out- door boulevard," Keller said. The set is being designed by Charles Tomlinson, with lighting by Thomas Ruszika. '"IT'S VERY IMPORTANT that the audience reels that they are a part of this show, so we are extending the set into the au- dience," Keller said. The content of the songs should . appeal primarily to adults and. older teen-agers, he noted. "There's nothing R -rated about it. It's just that you have to be able to understand the songs, which are very personal. It's a thinking m4n 's musical. "I think Brei is the conscience not only of his own country, Belgium, but also of France, very much the way Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan were in this cOWltry. They work in the song form as J)owerfully and emotionally as a playwright or a poet." ''TIDS PARTICULAR show re- quires from the performers a certain amount of maturity." Keller added. "I'm very pleased with the cast I have." "Brei," with choreography by Diane dePriest, will be performed at 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays and at 3 p.m. Sundays, with reservations available at 646-1363 after 1 p.m. daily. Early reservations are re- commended for nonsubscribers, with tickets priced at $4.50 to $6.50. . .I ~ ... ... ... . -. . . .. .. . . -:· .. .· • . DAil V PU.Of Fr!c!!y, June 10, 1 m Surreal ·Show o Open . ON&·lllAN SXHIBIT-Palntlna1. drawlnas and l<'Ulptlll'ft by Mark Van ltpps, Sunday t.brou•h July 10 at Collector'a Choice Hallery, 666 N. Coaat_lll(hway, La1una Buch Reception 4 to 7 p.m . SW\day. Jloun: 10 a .m . to5 p ,m. Tuetdl)'I· ahardaya, noon toS p.m. Sundays. OIL PAINTINGI -By Joan Chrtltenson, wilh watettclon by Uma Cu.nnJ,ncbam, now throulh eod ol J at GI alt Feet.rel SavlD11 and Loan A.rt Gall ry, 100 Newport Center Drive, Nt•piort Be.th 9 •. m. to ' pm. Mondl)'I• Tbund.llya, I am to8 p.m . Fridays. free. STVDZN'I' UHllHT -Now Lb.rol.l&h end or J Ill. Laf\ula Beach School of Art, 2212 Lquna Callloa Road. 10 ai.m to 4 p.m. weekcJay1. ReupUaoltolp.m. Sunday. Free. 'FANTASY SCULPTUa&s· -By Joan Du.dler, DOW t.b.rou_p July S1 al Muckenthaler Cultural Center, UOl \V , Malvern Ave., Fulle'J'toa. Nooa to 5 p.m. Tueldaya·Sundaya. F'tM. DRAWINGS AND PMNTJNGS -By Leonard Scheu of European aceoes, oow t.htough end of June in Spur1eoa Room at Santa Ana Ubrary, 2S Civic Center Plua. Free. OIL DEJIONSTaATION -Seaac:ape by Clair A. Ramsey Lewis is one of today's jazz musicians moving Into the musical mainstream. Jazz Mixing With Pop SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Jazz sa:icophonist Grover Washington blows gently over giant speakers dunng a movie intcnn1ssion, and elder· ly f1lmgoers tap their feet to the beat. A TV news film clip 1s backed up by a jazz in· strumental. Radio ads are cooled out with mellow jazz themes. Jazz has moved above ground. "Jazz is used by rock 'n' roll people and is becoming accepted by c lassical people. They're finally saying, well, maybe there's something lo this music." SO SAYS SEASONED pianist Ramsey Lewis, whose jazzed-up version of the pop hit "In Crowd" was the forerunner of today's wave or Jazz musicians "crossing over" into lhe musical mainstream. Lewis has had his share of nak for being mid- dle or the road musically. Punsts charge he and others have dcramccl JUJZ music, sold it out for purely economic cons1derat1ons Lewis, fortyish and flashmg a pair of late braces 011 his teeth, shrugs ore the criticism. He insists hi~ commercial success is a matter of happy coincidence. ·'The way l feel about hfe and music seems lo have some sort of common denominator with a lot of people In the world." he said in an in- terview. "I put my music on records and a lot <1f people buy them.·' THE FORTUNATE conjunction of tastes means money, Lewis admitted. He said he's bet· ter fixed now than ever. ''Thank God." "We're so close to what we're into that oflly history will tell us who among us were setting trends. I mean Bird (jazz great Charlie Parker> was put down something terrible. Can you dig that? Beethoven -it was said he was nuts - Liszt was too commercial," he argued. In fact, Lewis suggested. his work has helped revitalize the muslc. "It was unheard or for jazz to be mixed with rock or R&B. any kind of emotional music -jazz was too intellectual. Now 10 years later. I can look back and see all the putdowns I got in 1965 for mixing lhe two, now everybody.'s doing it . "Well, I'm not trying to pat me on the back, but fortunately it happened so fast over the last 10 years, I've lived to see a certain contribution that I've made." LEWIS KNOWS both sides of the argument, having first come through the ranks as a member of the "hard jazi" contingent. After part of their group "The Cleffs" broke up the act to join the Korean War, Lewis, bassist Eldee Young and drummer Red Holt re-formed as the Ramsey Lewis Trio. · They were a part of the booming nightlife in Chicago's neighborhood jazz scene, Lewis said, doing sets at the Beehive, the Blue Note and lhe Cluster Inn where lhe likes of the legendary sax· ophonist John Coltrane also performed. ..,, .., .... ,.. .. n, .. -. .... -•uk....,.. *•_. ..... , ..... ,,.... .. -.. ~ •"1•~ flt -t'"""" <-• ... YJ ........... ~ ...... ,.. ......... .... "'",.. 117'9 ... ,... '"'"' ..... ~ -..... .... r111I """" 1,.n M a MHllhll 11..--..,. ,, akll•" • htitf-v_. ......... ~.,..... .... l1••lflle fUllH MHlff,i-II wtll U l't_ ... c:. ..... llolM ... lllllitt .,..... ............ ,__ ... ·-• -.qla .. -....,., 'ad! --.. ••Jts-•. ~ .... _ .... _,..,............., ...... .... _, Galleries I Exliibits Weideour, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Murdy Park B.erMdoo Ceni.r, Goldea W•t at WanMr, Hun· tinstoa Beach. SpoDSCN'ed by Artists Assoclatioo of iluntlnlt.on Beach North. Free. 'THE NEW YOa& ljCBOOL' -Art film, 8 p.m. SUnday at 1Aarnln1 Center, Paclllc Mutual, TOO Newport Ceattr Drive, Newport Beach (use Saa Clement. Drtv• entranc1>. suo 1enera1, S1 atu· dentl. AaT AUCTION -To benefit Speech and Lan1u.aa• Development Center, preview 7 p.m ., aucUon 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the cent.er, 8301 Man Drive Buena Park. Works ~ented by Robert Sill. Gallery of North Hollywood. ReaervaUoos 12l·IS20. TUNISIAN 1106A.IC8 -Now throu&h Aug. 14 at the Bowen Museum, 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana. 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays, 9 a .m. to 5 p.m . Tueldays-5aturdaya, and 7 to 10 p.m . Wed· ne1day1 aod Tburadaya. Free. 'Dae Arts in Brief 'ELEMENTS OF EARTH' BY MARK VAN EPPS, AT COLLECTOR'S CHOICE GALLERY HE PEOPLEMARKE Tiny Horses at Busch A team of rare miniature horses will appear wilh the Anheuser.Busch team of Clydesdales from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 16·22 at Bµsch Bird Sanctuary's Old St. Louis section In Van Nuys. The ClydesdaJes heh weigh about 2,300 pounds and s tand about six feel high; the miniature horses. bred from European stock, stand about 28 inches high. Admission is free, with parking $1. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and the sanctuary Is located at 16000 Roscoe Blvd., near the San Diego Freeway In VanNuys. 'Maek ••d ltlallel' Trt1011t• Auditions for the musical "Mack and Mabel" will be held from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m . June 20·23 in lhe Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The show, directed by John Ferzacca, will be staged Aug. 3·6. Rehearsals wilJ be from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. floUtlteood BotDI Tle!lcet• Tickets for Summer Festival '77 at thl! Hollywood Bowl go on sale Monday at Mutual Agencies. In addition, Master Charge and Visa cards are accepted by phone, (213> 851-5212. Tickets on sale include the 35 concerts of the re·. gular season, the lhrec·concert pre-season Bach festival and the Fourth of July Family Fireworks Picnic. 'No, No NarteUr Alldttlotl• Tryouts will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. Mon- day and Tuesday for the Irvine Summer Musical Theater production of "No, No Nanette," at University High School's choral room 602. Auditions are open to anyone high school age or older. Auditioners should be prepared to sing one song from a musical. An nccompanist will be provided. Performances are scheduled July 28-30. -Grea..r Returning to LA "Grease,'' a '50s nostalgia musical. will be presented June 28-July 31 at Hollywood's P an· tages Theater. Tickets are now on sale at Mutual. Liberty and Ticketron agencies. For credit card charges, call 1-IK)()..241·1322. Oaa frt Folk Da•ce Folk dances of Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia and Albania will be emphasized In a summer UC Irvine Extension course, "Dances From Around the World,•• which begins June 20 from 7 to 10 p.m . in Room 128, Dance Studio. Enrollment in- formaUoniaavUable at833·541'. OIUdrea'• Art Progra• A varied program of art for grade school stu· dents will be offered beginning June 27 at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center, 1201 W. Malvern Ave., Fullerton. Registration will be held June. 13·27 from 1to5 p.m. in the business office. Workshops, limited to 16 students, include eight hours or instruction time during lhe four· week summer session. Fee is $1S, with a S3 lab • _.AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR OPENER . SPECIAL INSTALLED s 199 COMrl.!TE fee for classes using art material. Topics include a rts and crafts, origami, mural painting, drawing and painting, and ballet. Additional information is available at 879·6860. Tryout• for 'Ro.teo arad .lllffet' Open tryouts will be held from 7 to 10 p.m . Monday for "Romeo and Juliet" at Chapman College's Wallmar Theater, Palm Avenue at Grand Street. Orange. Performances are scheduled July 28·31. Rehearsals will be 7 lo 10 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. For the tryouts, actors should present a mem orized two to three minute passage from another Shakespeare play. Additional informa· tion may be obtained by calling director Henry Kemp· Blair at997·7767 or997·6856. f'alr Deadline E.rtennon Deadline for entries in Orange County Fair competitions has been extended to June 17. Details on all departments may be picked up from 8·30 am lo 4 30 pm. wet'kdays at the fair· grounds, 88 Fair On' c. Costa Mesa, or by calling 75l·FA1R. The fair will open 1t~ lO·day run July 15. Folk Dance fi'estl.,al A folk dance fc.stival, featuring Latvian folk dances and the Lit~uani~n Folk Dance Ensem· ble is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. July 9 at the Anaheim Convention Center. Tickets are $6·$8, with $1 off for children 16 and under. Tickets go on sale July 4 at Ticketron, Mutual and Liberty agencies and at the box office. Long Beach Sg•phong Auditions The Long Beach Symphony will hold audi· lions for orchestra pos1t1ons al. 121 Linden Ave., Long Beach. beginning <it 6 pm June 16 and 17. Sight reading is required Appointments may be arranged by calling (213> ·136·3203. Neacport Children'• Art Clm•e• The Newport Harbor Art Museum's sales and rental council wtll conduct a children ·s art workshop summer session beginning July 12, taught by Lisa Ann Woodman. Workshop classes, which cost $45 for eight sessions, will be held at Art Room 501 at Corona del Mar Hieh School, 2101 Eastbluff Drive, Newport Beach. Cla11es wlll be divided by age: 5-8 years and 9-12 years. Further information is available from Cecilla Nott at 644·1491 or the museumoffice,875·3866. For a day you'll never fo I I If you've shopped the single scenes and found no buys -shop the peoplemarket for a pleasant surprise. \JID€0\JIE:~' J061 ......_. C...... CW, W .. 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Clollng New Yorflt 1tocka. Dellver'ed um• d1ylre1h to rour dooratep lnlhe DAILY PILOT f ! l f! ,. d!y, Joneio. 1977 . ••eood Old WD· lu one loot· to do a tM UUllLUI .. ..,,.. .. ~ co.et. W• fe I year'• kick olf WU •11 }'tU. l au ~..,..Mid 'fl t ~ bt a the v abt Balboa PavlJJa. Tb•r• •• 1pent •I• *"' ~ tbe ev ruoa'• oo· Uvl Pfnt caJl W a IHOfJ' lealood daoacr lo the Pawlllon'.a dowmta1n Talo of Ute Whal• IWlaW"Ul Thea we adjourned to U.. l1oor MUroocn to cut a ( Ult IOUeD d Step9 u.am to Uut oottat e blc bud.-ottbe ... and ••. rra Y o I! ta a will.I• theM dU'I \bat you can rellwe ma11ea1 memorl•• of Count Bule. k y Goodmaa. Stan K and all the other creat baeda of yesteryear at the Pavilion. You cao, however. partake ot breakfast. lunch or dinner seven daya a week at the Tale oft.he Whale. Settiq alone. lo our estJma- Uon, mates the restaurant a top. notch spot to dine. The com- mandinl panorama of Newport Harbor with at.s passing sailboats and yachts presents a continuing show with the meal at no extra cost. In advance of dinner, if you're a hardy eater. there's a sizable quantity of a la carte seafood ap- petizers; and Boston or Manhat- tan chowder at 95 cents a bowl. Nearly 30 entrees include two seafood Louies, five fried seafoods, the dally special (de- pending on time, tide and the season). five broiled seafoods and 11 seafood specialties. There 11re also five landlubber's specials for those preferring something in the steak depart- ment. ALL ARE SERVED with a choice of soup or salad, potatoes or nee pilaf, vegetables and rolls. And, almost as soon as you're seated at your table, the waitress brings a basket of crackers together with a crock of nippy cheddar cheese. To name but a few enlree selections. you might want to consider the following : filet of sole, $5.95 ; sand dabs, $6.25 ; Pacific Northwest salmon, $6.95 ; abalone, $8.95; mahi·mahi, $6.25 ; seafood brochette (scallops, halibut, shrimp, lobster and white sea bass on a skewer, flam- ing). $7.95: lobster thermidor, $8.95. Landlubber's specials include Out 'n' About NOIHIM • ......, top 1lrlatn; •us and the Tate ot tbe WIW• 1pec:lal steak, a top 1lrloln •mothered with ble"' ch Q\tCe and broiled, $8 50. lll a rare dllplay of unanimity, ~b ol our orden were fot the usorted sbellfllh plate, a com· blnatlon of 1callop1, shrimp, crab lep ud loblLor, '8.95. Am· pie and ••ll·cooked portions .of eacb WA hilhllihted by the ln· c11i1.1lon of three lndlvtduJl eon t.alnera ol tartar sauce, melted butter and cocktail sauce. •OVJNG TO THE second por- tJon of ~ evening'• festivities, we noted that there's probably no •Pot around that invokes as many fond memories or past associa· lions ut.be Pa vi hon does. Wben the big band sounds echoed across the nation, the Pavilion resounded to the happy cadence of thousands of dancing feet as the Balboa Peninsula became known as the birthplace of awtne and a dance that swept the country-the Bal boa Hop. Now, than.ks to the " Bal Night" program inaugurated earlier this year, one is able to relive a fleet· ing touch of those memorable times. The first Saturday, every other month, you can again enjoy the big band arrangements of the '30s and '40s. THE "BAL NJGHT" coming up on Saturday, Aug. 6, wlll feature Eddie Grady and his fan tastic big band. Saturday, Oct. 1, promises to deliver the year's blf 1eat procram of all: tbe orlcinal Olmo Mlll~ Orchestra, with Jimmy Henderson, direct from New York. Doora open on "Bal Night" at 7 p.m. fOf' early aocialiain1 and fu. biblne: bl& band mualc ror danc- tn1 and llatenln1 runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tlcketl are availa- ble at the door or, for further in· formation, call Jobonte at a..0-1m, ortbe PavtUon, m..ass. You'll find the Pavillon, ballroom, blg band sounds, Tale of ~ WhaJe and all at 400 Main St., Balboa. But look for the landmark cupola. *** FOUR SUCCESSFUL dining houaea in elpt years, each creal· ed from an old building or de· funct restaurant: Tbat's the rather enviable lr•ck record set by two of Orange County's most enterprising young restaura· teurs. Malcolm McCa.ssy and Dick Pittet arrived on the local scene in 1969, opening the Captain's Anchorage in Dana Point. Now their newest Cand fourth) ven· ture -the Captain's Anchorage Anaheim -is a solid four· months-0ld hit. The other two Captain's Anchorage restaurants are local· ed outside of Orange County, in Big Bear and Carlsbad by the Sea. House specialties at all four spots include Australian lobster, Alaskan king crab legs, center cut halibut steaks and choice grade aged beef. Captain's Anchorage Dana Point is located at 24521 (upper) Del Prado, 496-6116; in Anaheim at 1228S. Brookhurst, 635-0531. i'WotD a t K•oU'• Singer Jimmy Dean will perform at 6: 30 and 11 o'clock tonight and 7:30, 9 and 10:30 p.m . Saturday at Knott's Berry Farm. Also at Knott 's this weekend, through Sunday, are Harry J a mes and his big band. DRIFTWOOD BEACH CLUB Sing A Long With ~Stew k~ttle l;p"stews from Many Notions GLORIA FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS 8:30 P.M. 3 PAR GOLF- OPEH TO THE PUBLIC LUNCH COCKTAILS WINE BEER SOUPS •SALADS•HAMBURGERS Yummy Cheesecake & Other SP9C1altles FASHION SHOW LUNCHEON TUESDAY & THURSDAY MESA VODE CENT'Ell Adams at Harbor • Costa Mesa • 9-7'· I 871 Times/Places Dance on Tap For Tonight At OCC Center TONIGHT, JlJNE 10 'RADIO CITY MUSIC RALL'-Tap dance sbow, 8 o'clock ton11ht at Orange Coast Colleee Student CfQter, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, featur· lnc'4>tapstudents. Free. PETO LANG -Guitarist. 8 o'clock tonight at Golden West College Community Center, 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach (al Gothard Streetpartdna lot}. $1. n MMY DEAN~:30 and 11 o'clock tonight, 7:30, 9 and 10:30 p.m . Saturday at Knott's Berry Farm's Good Time Theater, plus Harry James and ice show extravaganza. $4 adults, S2 children. JAZZ FE&rlVAL -7:30 o'clock tonight and Saturday, with The Spinners, Natalie Cole, Gladys Knight and Lou Rawls, at San Diego Stadium. $1.50-$9.50, tickets at Ticketron. DANCE DEMONSTRATION-By Mission Viejo School ot'.Dance, 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday at Charger Hall, El Toro High School. COMEDIANS -The Graduates and Jimmy Aleck, 8:30 and 10 o'clock tonight through Sun· day at Laff Stop, 2122 S.E. Briston St .. Newport Beach. $3.SO and two drinks •J ESUS CHJllST SUPERSTAR'-Rock opera. 2:30 p.m. today, 8 p.m. Saturday in Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $2 evenings, $1 matinee. 556-S527. 'THE FANTASTICKS' -Musical, tonight through June 26 at Cabaret Theater Company, Muckenthaler Cultural Center, 1201 W. Malvern Ave., Fullerton. $16.50, includes snacks. 879-6865. CO MMUNITY FAIR -With carnival, today through Sunday at Cal State Fullerton parking lot off State College Boulevard. 870-0870. •MY TllllEE ANGELS' -Comedy, 8 o'clock tonight in Ocean View High School Theater. 17071 Gothard Ave .. Huntington Beach. $2 general, SO cents children and seniors. 'BAREFOOT IN THE PARK' Comedy, 8:30 o'clock tonight, Saturday and June 17 and 18 at Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, Orange County Gourmet Japanese Cuisine South Co111 Vlllege M:'JO•• f1om South Co••• PIH• .J800S Ptar.1 Dr 5;1tHJ Ano 17141 SS7 2531 In Uttle Tokyo " •• , the Mv••c. c,...,,., 11 1 S SJn Pedro Los Angeies 1?1316809355 A11en11tona Recommended 21462 Poclflc Coast HH)hwoy Hwdi'")ton leach With th• Live Broadway ~ HltMua~l ~\,O'tj c.C.~~ "'~~~ With the Live Broadway d.. Hit Mualcat ~ ~ ~~~''· ._,. ~n'~~ PRIME YOURSELF FOR FATHER'S ·DA~ Celebrate Father's Doy by treot1n9 dad to on outstanding Prime Rib of Beef dinner at the Oell & Crown. Included with all dinners ore soups. salods and vegetables featuring our famous creomed corn. Q~:J~*'' For Information & reservations ~:~~~~1.ro~:,~~=x One '10tel Way Anaheim. (Across from olsney1and.) ~.-) ... ~ ...... .. -,_.t vr· ~·v. For Information & reservations call (714) 492·9950 or at the box office Sebastian's/West, 140 Avenlda Pico, San Clemente. Diail§I ani la~i is Bade wilt. llrell1 it aM fal4kllgM Faiurou.ncb. 88 FaJr SS6-~. 'TUE RONT PAGE'-COmedy, now throqh June 18 at Laiuoa Moulton Community Playhouse.. 606 Laruna Caiu'on Road. Lacuna Beach. 8;30 p.m. Tuesdaya·Saturd~ aod 2 p.m. Sundays. "'-0743 after 1 p.m. except llooclays. 'HARVEY' -Comedy, 8 o'clock tonlabt. Satur- day and June 18-18. An•·lfodJeslra Players, at Loara Elementary School, 1801 W. Broadway. Anaheim. $2.50 1eneral, $1.50 studepts 17 and Wl· der. Special rates for seniors and croups. 533-5278. •OKLAHOMA!' -Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, tonight throucb end ot June at Long Beach Civic Light Opera, Jordan Theater, 6S>O Atlarttic Ave. $3 to $7.50 evenings, $2 to $S.50 matinees. Liberty and Mutual qencles or (.213) 432·7926. SEBASl1AN'S DINNER TREATEllS -"My Fair Lady," now at 140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente, "9'l·99SO; •'Hello, Dolly." now lhroucb July 3 at the Grand Hotel, Number 1 Hotel Way, Anaheim. m -7710 'WEST SIDE STORY' -Fu.llert.oo Civic Lis.bl Opera. 8:30 o'clock tonight a.od Saturday at Plummer Auditorium, Chapman and Lemon streets, Fullerton. $3.50-$5.50 adults. $2.SG-$4.50 students 12·22, $2·$3 cblld.reo; matinee 50 cents less. 879-1732 weekday afternoons, or Liberty. Mutual and Wallichs agencies. 'PLAZA SUITE'-Comedy, 8:30 o'clock tonight and Saturday. Garden Grove Community Theater at Lake School, 10801 Orangewood, Garden Grove. $2.50 general, $1.SO students and seniors. SS4·J452. 'EQUUS' -8 o'clock tonilht and Saturday at South Coast Repertory, 1827 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. $4.50·$6.50. 846-1863 after 1 p.m. daily. CON'J'INUING IN LOS ANGELES-" Bully," throulb June 12 at the Ahmanson Theater; "Porgy and Bess," lhroueh Q)ld-June at the Pan· taJ.es Theater; "Bugs" /"Guns" and "Leander Stillwell," through July 7 at the Mark Taper Forum. Indeflmte runs: "Hold Me" at the Westwood Playhouse; "Vanities" at the Coronet Theater; "A Chorus Line" at the Shubert Theater. SATU&DAY1 JUNEll THE SYLVERS -8 and 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Magic Mountain in Valencia. Upcom- ing: Charo, 8 and 10 p.'m . June 14·19. $7.9S adults, $6.95 children 3-11, includes rides. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION -For City of Fountain Valley, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Recreation Center, Brookhurst and Heil Streets. mcludes .2 p. m. Dixieland Concert, Jaycee Carnival; continues 1 lo7 p.m. Sunday. Free. 'CINDERELLA· -Rodgers and Hammerstem musical, 8 p.m. Saturday, 1and7 p.m. Sunday at Santa Aha College Phillips Hall. 17th and Bristol . <See SQUARE DANCE, Page Real Cantonese Food Ht here or ••ke home STAG CHINESE CASINO Ill 21 st Pl., Newport BHch ORlole 3-9560 .. _ fe Mlditt+t Deify-W..-.. u..til I :OC .,_ l)WH lJ IU.0 <»' IWI-AIU (June 10th) tf someone In the family doesn't fovor Prime f\lb, you may also seleCt F'resh Loke Superior Whitefish, ti < ~ Roost Duckling. or o . r.r. > ·~" Prime Steok. All dinners Ct '\ for o modest .$7.95. L ·~ ., Hons P~r·s Oell & Crown-located be~theSon Diego and Gorden Grove freeways on Oeoch Ooulevord Tired of the same old places? Step lnto something new. LJke casablanca. A world of plants and rattan. Sip something sPeaal, dance, or Just tall<. Step into the-Sfue .Parrot. It's not the same. Wed. thru Sat. in Westminst r. D. ITCAI TUIYAt\1 CflooOMI beft matnll11:•nlly bro!lff te .,..... r0Ut diactlmlntltlllf IUle NCI OQUllt °' Ttfl OAY SUS 10~ T!A 11nn1at11 FJnd Us on the North Side of Fuhlon J1Jand, Newport Center Entertaining in the Cocktail Lounge Tuesdaws thru Saturdavs -aboard the !U.&n~mn Ee lollE NEWPORT BEACH Cmnedg 01 -nanner• Helen Hayes shares a poignant moment with Pamela Lewis and Dennis Michaels in "End of Summer," a sophisticated com- edy by S.N. Behrman, to be presented at 9 p.m. Wednesday on Channel 28. Lois Net- tleton and Paul Rudd costar. LUNCHEON and DINNER RESERVATIONS HONOAEO Phone (714) 644-1700 (~~~;#Nn CRITICS FROM NEW YORK TO LAS VEGAS RAVED ... . . . . NOW ORANGE COUNTY'S GOT "cAfataQiec..Afe'e<fgJl:Jftghtte" PRE.lA\E.~\£4 QPG\IN1-hat Outrcige~u}'i!beughtf1J/ . JUNE. ·.r~··· ..... -...... ,1';;,· Reservations 714-979.5511 In San Clemente It's Open Daily From 11 a. m. S11ntiayBrun~h 10a.m.-4p.m. Twenty Thn1 Se11enty One South El Camino Real For. Res1TJ1t1fio11's Gall 7141492 -7962 . Cf DAILY PILOT ,,.lday, June 10. 19n 3 County Premieres Set. Tboee who bemoan the "sameness" of local stage productions -that is, the same old plays belng done again and arain -will bave nothing to aripe about next week. True, some scripts do continue to reappear on· one stage after anoth~ along the Orange Coast, but next week's theatrical schedule ls a welcome rarity -~ree new shows, all of wbic.h qualify as Orange County premieres. Opening the Premiere Week on Tuesday will be the new comedy "Natalie Needs a Nightie" at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse. On Tbura· day the Saddleback Valley Community Theater will put the mystery "An Inspector Calls" on the boards. And Saturday will see South Coast Repertory bringing "Jacques Brel ls Alive and Well and Living in Paris" to its Costa Mesa stage. STA.BRING. IN the premiere of "Natalie Needs a NtchUe'' at the Harlequin are Cyndi Cardinal in the title role, Keith Langsdale and Ivy Bethune. Others in the caat include Stanley DeSaints, Duncan McLeod, Madelyn Resthoven and Gene Benedict, a local community theater actor joining the all-pro cast. The comedy centering on a bachelor who's passing as a family man and must produce a wile and child to secure a promotion will play Tuesdays through Sundays at 8: 30 preceded by a buffet dinner at 7 at the Harlequin, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., just north or CORta Mesa in Santa Ana. Reservations 979·5511. Jean Hyde, a memorable Madame Arcati from Saddleback Valle)''s "Blithe Spirit" last fall, is directing "An Inspector Calls." Ben Jutzi and Joan Sidell head the cast, with Susan Cooley, Doug Hartman, Sheryl Ann Scott and Michael Belitz completing the cast. ,~oiden ~· ~-· S/:;), agon ' :._ GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A lo Corte Dishes LUNCH•Ol.,.NER DAILY Food tO Take Out 11 :30 A.M. to 10 P.M. ·2121 .......... COSTAMISA .'4~7161•646-Hll DERBY DI SCO·ST ALGIA 11RETURN TO THE GREAT . MOMENTS IN MUSIC11 Have Cocktails with Benny Goodman and Count Basie ... Have Dinner with Ella Fitzgerald and Glenn Miller ... and Dance with all of them' Tunday thrGUCJh Saturday 8ZRBY HOME ~F 1Hl 1262 S.E. IRISTOL UllSH COFR!. (Orange County Airport) CAPPUCC1t40 Costa Mesa 546-8390 Intermission Tom Titus PerfQrmances will be given Thursdays throuah Saturdays for two weekends in the LltUe Theater at Mission Viejo High School 'with an 8 o'clock curtain. Reservations 83'M~. S0\1'1'11 COAST Repertory will wrap up its .1976·77 season next Saturday with "Jacques Brel," a musical revue constructed arouad sones by the Belgian compoeer wbo gained pro- minence in the 1950s in France. John-David Keller, who staged the earlier SCR musicals "God.spell" and "In Fasbioo,'' is directinc. "Jacques Brei" will be performed Tuesdays through Sundays al 8 p.m. and Sunday after- noons at 3 through July 30 at the SCR Theater, 1827 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Reservations 646·1363. BACKSTAGE -The Laguna Moulton Playhouse has made it official-Doug Rowe is the pl•yhouse's new managing director ... Rowe, wbo staged three of the theater's last four sb6ws after the retirement of Hap Graham, lakes the Laguna reins for the second time after serving as managine director of the old playhouse from 1964 through 1966 ... ( IN SHORT ) SUMS it up. In the DAILY PILOT -· •XICJUI llaFA•Allr ~ n. AMst Mexlc• Food Ill 0....,. C-+y HAYI A FREE APPETIZER ON us WITH THIS AD DINING • DANCING ENTERT AIMMENT Businessmen's Lunch Specials SIAFOOO • COCICTAILS •FOOD TO GO IAH9UETS. "UYATI rAmES CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS HAPPY HOURS 4-6 1750 W. Lincoln •Anaheim 991·0540 547 W. 19th St.• Costa Mesa 642·9764 ~fJJeadi~m Sroi SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Formerly Sheraton Beach Inn) 21112 Pacific CoHt ,.ighwey -53~1421 HuntlnQton Beech Proudly Presents The Return of GERMAINE & CLEAR DAYS DINING & DANCING New Lunch Menu 11 :30-2:30 Mon.·Frl. WEEKDAY EARLY DINN~RS-6 to 7 p.m. fwncfll· "'"'"' U<kfMll • f fnCtl\9 110SHSI hltlll 1vr. 111ihtim (714) UM'94 NOW A TRULY SENSATIONAL SHOW!! COCKTAtLs·-5.7 p.m. WHITEY HOFFMAN TRIO Featuring Judy James ·a ""'"•"••~·· ! 0 Sundeye 1·11 -Monday• g.1 BANQUET FACILITIES - 2MOO PERSONS RESERVATIONS 536-1421 B WHITE Formerly With THE PLA TI.fRS ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING Tuesday thru Saturday 9:00 P.M.-2:00 A.M. OUTRIGGER ROOM '( l ------.-. --- Frlday, June 10, 1971 DAILY PtLOT CS faZz -Group. Aims at-Opening ebib .(1 v-011t. L1JG)! LP IEVI! R Cf .. o..o, ,_ .... A. •mall but dodtt ated 1roup ~ Orana• Coa.al _ cs.v-bu formed the "Wt Uh Ja "or- -JIU with. lu a r.01• eye on r DI. IDaJor lll"lJ l Jaau dub ln th• area. WW. •hu·h t•urr ntly bu membera ln Huat· ton ~ h. l,11un• B acb IDd lrvlne, wu ·er ted b)' V~tt! W111t1m• or Lquna after mo a; I ' fa\'Oril• jau dive, lluntrY Joe'a, suffered 11!$ a a.rtoo d•m•1• on ay 6. Th 1roup lao't aollc:ttln1 donuU01u, alUaouih n Jtby tnvaton wOQ'l bo turned awa)'. n-.. pnn1ary &lm ll '° &•lh..-IUUt•Uona, advtct, and. above all. 1upport tor tho local J~u 1e ne, whldl narrenUy hanp In limbo. A..-...S aaPONIB trom other ju1 fans W«Mlld IP'ftl,ly belp tb ca e, pot lbly leldlu lo • ti.a.en.t conurt thb 1ummc:r to 1et lhe club back openUoo or lay j)lanlfor anew bta·name Jua Hunvy Joe'a wu 1ucb a favorite ammtt m clans, there would be rew problems l«Urin1 acts' attVicea tor a bendll. However, what•• really needed at thJa polnt ta a ba.rd- worklq bwleb of fans •llllDa to donate Ume and enel'I)'. Corra~ence should be addreued to ••we Uke Jua.' P.O. Box 4074, lrvint, m1e. *** IT LOOKS UU the Oranae County Fair· P,rouods wtll provide Joella wlt.b a dose of •mu1 .. -mU1 appeal, lliht-wel&hlJau-dur- in1 lh11summer'1 fair. Guftariat Georse Benson, whose cJttlcal acclaim bu slipped while bls re- cord 11Je. have akyrocketeC!, lJ tentatively bookod !or a one-nl&ht stand. Hi.I tee is a cool m.aoo. Otlie.r acts on the flllr's tentative llat include pertormancea by country western singer Fred- di• Fender, fUltarlat/vocalllta Jose Feliciano· ond Jim Stallord and lhe Roy Ro1era-Dale EvanaSbow. ••• wrra 11CKET prices cllmbina and an ib- crea1ed empbuil on rock concerts as apectacles tor fans rather than musical events, one can wonder if it's sUU worthwhile to attend a live • show. The upcominit Hries ot outdool' abo at Anaheim Stadium I.I a perfect uample ot rock being doled out at its lowest form. Loni lines, embarrusln1 searches by grumpy 1ecurity 1uards: and once lnslde, woeful aound and a stase view that makes performers look like a nea circus arejustaomeofthethiQlsafancanex· pectfoc a $10 investment. Fortunately there iJ the Sata Mon.lea Civic Auditorium, a &lowine excepUon lo the deucbed atmosphere of the Bit A and otbelr large rock outp leta like The Forum and Anaheim Conventioo Center. After a recent pair of excellut performances by Weather Report and Li'Ue Feat. the Civic deserves rec:ognlUon for its fairly intimate reterved seating, atead~\_!lgbt and sound 1ystema and an overall IW" of pro- feulooallsm. Unleu you're a glutton far punishment or a die·hard fan, ave>ld the rock spectacul~ and hope your favorite act shows up for an even'1g at the Civic. It's clearly the best lar1e rock concert hall in Southern Caillomla. I I I • ,. a.. Ttlllllol , ....... FRIDAY . IWI .... tor Clllabta ~. • ... Cr"4 C'Aftllllftl. • ._ _____ ..._.. Cll M lW ma.. • IV!!IJNI 'I ::.;-......,.-..._. :. e t11e -.,•aaara • (.11' CJ» Tiit .... a.. ; .... ,.. ............ . ( ()))lat....a.-.• • Dnlub& s.te9 -11:30- • ~Cl>> Cl) m ut. t:lwir. CC>~•tlle....,..(com) '1J-Slssy $p.Ke~ Monte MM\hlm, Milk M!ilef, Smn Olt¥er, Siiia f'd. tm. • D @ClldlG~ C:.. ~ Cl) ...... : "11lt u ............ . (dra) '49-Glt111 fotd, J111et'! Wll!llllO(I. • 8(Q1Cll)Ola..eta • ..... . a>~= ; tD UC l--... Captioned lot Ille lltlllfll-impelrtd. • ma..al4 12:00 Women's ShoWfor Men Too ··-.~~- MONDAY.thru THURSDAY SPECIALS 1 (Fri., Sat. & Sunday '11/ 6 P.M.J -Exduding Holidays dinners include soup or salad, baked potato or rice 7:00 •• (J)mlll""' •u.naM OO MJTI:nls.. Cl)Tt Tel Ille T rvtll nc.a.1ra11111 •1 '-Liley G .... it: "TIM Wit S,Wtr" (mys) '63-Jolclu11 llef&tr, Kirin Dor, Hom f raM. Nldr Ralll .......... .., lllnle: <1:) "Ctnhal $ttfJ" (dr1) '54-Anu Bnltr, Sim f Cadlnn, Geora• Nadel', Lyle Bett&tt. ' SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -It's a show about women, by women, for women, but producer Rox- anne Russell docs not want her public television series "Woman- time le Co." classified as a femi.niatshow. ''We're really aiming (or a broad spectrum of women who ~ldn't consider themselves temtnlsts but certainly are in· terested in what's happening to women these days," said Ms. Rlllsell. "We're feminists, but soft feminists. We're not trying to preacti a doctrine.'' . ArWl,.llfloto The show started two years ago at KQED in San Francisco. After a 1ecood successful season this year, 144 of the nation's ~ public broadcast stations bought the show for the 1978 season. "WO~ME & CO." is the brainchild of Martba Glessing, who was KQED's membership dtteetor when she began lobby· inc lo offer women some PRODUCER ROXANNE RUSSELL CHATS WITH GUEST Frfed• KluHmann (Right) Fought to Save Cabht Cara ,, '/ta man did 'Womantime, 'It might be a harder feminist approach.' alternatives to the traditional daytime proaramming of game s hows and soap operas. "The people who program for women at the networks are not at all concP.rn ed about whe re women really are. except to cluloge the story line of some soap operas to include women doctors or a segment on abor· tion,'' said Mrs. Glessing. She said a Nielsen rating tbeir first season discovered that '1Womantime" had picked up about 10,000 homes per week from the daytime viewing market. Madeline David, vice president of daytime programming for NBC, said about 85 percent of daytime viewers are women and "if you sauge what they want b)' what they look at, they are getting pretty much what they want." Sbe said 5oap operas continue to be extremely popular and experi- ments with some alternate kinds of proc:rams mostly nave been unsuccess!ul on commercial televislon. . THE SHOW'S magasine format combines film remotes and ·uve and taped interviews. Women euests have included California Chier Justice Rose Bir-d, activist singer Joan Baez and ~tor Antonia Brico. The topics have ranged Crom childbirth and contraception to women artists and house spouses. "Sign on the Dotted Line," a show on the need for women to plan their financial security, won an Emmy for outstanding achievement from lhe Northern California chapter of the Na· tional Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. The same group awarded "Womantime" a second Emmy for a show on women and religion. Ms. Russell said she tries to seek out average women, as well as prominent ones. One of next season's shows features San Francisco's "Cable Car Lady" - octogenarian Frieda Klussmann, who led the fight to save the city's famous ,rickety mode of transportation. Another will be on menopause. "We like to show people chang- ing patterns}' Ms. Russell said. "We want to share them with people, saying this ts interesting, what do you think about it?" SHE SAID T~EY have re- ceived a handful of comJ)lafnts from women who would like to see the show take a heavier feminist stance, but they also have beard from housewiv~ who enjoyed "Womantime" because it wasn't too political. And she said they were sur- prised and pleased to discover that 2S percent of their viewers weremen. . "I don't think there's too much that coes on today that affects women that doesn't affect ipen," said Ma. Russell. "H we said this show was for women only, it would be a gross insult to men.•' Ms. Russell, 29, a former producer with NBC network news in Los Angeles, said she can't imagine a man producing "Womantime," but neither can she think of a woman producing a show about men. SHZ SAID she would not mind bavins "an involved, interested" man on the staff and did not make a conscious decislon not to hire any men. "None applied and since then no one has left,'' she said. "U a man did 'Womantime,' it might be a harder feminist ap- proach," she added. "A man would feel more like people were watchin'. him, looking for sex- ism, looking for piggies. I think he'd feel really obligated to pre- sent this rnore feminist view of what women are in to.•' Canada Rock Group Viewed The Canadian rock group Bachman-Turner Overdrive will be profiled in a special, which airs Monday at 7:30 on KlTV,. Channelll. From a slow-motion squash eame to an in·concert ap- pearance, the groqp ls seen argu- ing, clowning, dreaming, com- peUns, waltins and performing. Hit songs include ''Let lt'Ride," "Four Wheel Drive " "Roll on Down the Highway" ~nd""Taking · Care of Business.•• TEMPLE (fARDENS. ~· ; (lffNSSG R~siaur•nt .'~5 ,:;;\un li)otl~ CROWN HOUSE ~~ ,4p ~~=!:. LUNCHEON AND DIMMER DAILY Speelal LuRchlOlt MM ·Mond.ay thru Friday 11:30to1:30 RICICSHA COCKTAIL LOUNGE Featuring Exotic Tropical Drinks 1500 ADAMS l•t H•rt.orl COSTA MESA S40-ltl7 540·1'2l Alld. tn Gw•n Gro•• I 220 I HOOKHUllST IAt CMft-nl '31·7020 I LAGUNA NIOUD. 4M Qo-. 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R~ULAR MENU ALSO SERVED AUTHENTICCUISINE OF THE EXOTICMIOEAST Persian, Armenian, Greek 11nd Ruulan SJ)eOallies ICnnt.....-c.M cui.i,... ;.i..,, eoo Niiwpori'Center Onve across from Fashion Island LU~CHEOl'l -Monday lhru Frid1v 11 :JO" m.. IO 3:00 p.m. OINNflt -E\'ffl' lwnil18 from 5.<lO p.m.. · Reservations h0nor~7502 C,Airporter C/nn CJlotel PRESENTS OUTSTANDING .DINING & ENTERTAINMENT .. * MEDITERRANEAN ROOM FOR EXQUISITE CUISINE-SERVICE DINNER SERVED FROM 5 PM LUNCH FROM 11:30 AM CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY BRUNCH . FROMtOAM-3PM * Captain's Table Coffee Shop · SERVING 24 HOURS DANCING & ENTERTAINMENT NIGHn Y IN THE LOUHGE 18700 MacARTHUR-NEWPORT 83~2170 G)The Fii ([1) (}')) f1111ily Atfair ® w, Griffith m~r•i:ett (13) Cl)) llUt's,... 8et.W°lb -7:30- D Wild Klnrclolft • lM Ameriai• StJle (]) TIM Odd C'.ouplt u am tUJ Cl) m Hollyw"d Squares 00 Tiie Mu,pets Iii Tiit .lfttl"• Wiid QI (8 (()) lr1d1 S.nch ((fl} CJ)) DolJ ,.... Slw 121) Hope's ...,.. fD CllaaMI 21 T•t a Liars Clall 8:00 0 ((ll) (I)) Cede I (R) DtcisioM seem to bt the order of the dly when Rd IS olfertd a Job Oii lhe mimllnd, ffl·it-man Nvtn Purdy coasidm ,.,.,. inc aad leawj111 lhe islud end Georae is pe!Jlend u to bow to dtat . ltllb his latest roNabc tllCOUlttt. II ra> CD C11 D S.lftrd M4 S.. (R) '"Here TGNy, Gooe foci,y~ umont. Don111, Aunt Uthtr. Smitty and Jinet try to swpriw Fred by h3vin1 the hlr11itn re1111hoisttrtd, but he wspects Rollo of stalmc it and 6e-<1ses a SGhemt to 1t1 • we• inSURnce stltlemtftt. U lloYit: Cl:) (Dr) "llltftcly'' (dra) '71-Jacll Wid, Maill lester. CI> llolit: Cl:> (1.l:r) "Nin tf Ille S.y" (wes) '56-Jelf Cllaadler. Oofothy Malone. D (ISl ())) 0 ABC frldl, M11t:t llowil~(C)(!O)"ftie 'rm AMricH ~· (wes) '74-lany Malian, Pllil Lyne. The IC• t1vities of two rodeo stars prepannc tor ""1r competition introduces the "Viewer to toe!~ IOdeo wol1d. Cl)Waam'1 I . 8 MDwle: (2hr) "H .. 'rllll Wa Illy Valley" (dra) '41-Waller P1deon, Maureen O'H1r1, Roddy Md>owall, Donald Cnsp. mKJett1~ a> M 1'11 Glitten M1dlul loo his new·loulld conhdtnce Oii Andrea; Peay Ind Walter 1tl out $Mlt of ll1eif fantasies. at CIM T•d:tlt fDWasllitOltW ... 1:1 .... -8:30-: a mi Cll <m m 11:1 lldflr-I rm (R) "Thi Bira. t11e Bees arid r.r. flcMtn" Part I.,. old lntnd of i!~y·s is tomm1tled lo a rest home lor se11ior Clllztns by his clwsllt1r a~d ~-In-law wllO .ant lo sell llis sman firm 10 1 developer. R~y persuades hi$ son, Jim lo rescue the old man. CJ) a.-· DodlllleaWy QIClllllW"lb mr.,,, .._. fL)Wal~W8'k • Jay c. flippa : -1%:30- • s.... ""'"' • .......... ~(ldv); '43-Jolft Olwtord, Fred MacMw· ; ray, Connel Veldt. • 1:00 1 • Ill..... : U ~ CD di Mldlllcht SNdll • 9 M-lfitl:t S..: "l~ &11ey;• ' "Gllolt of ...... " "Sly H Ill f rudl" ' • 2:00 111 Dwllefubn -..: "Tillrtw .. ......,.., .. "llalldlt r • .,.. -2:30- • M.fll&M sa.: .., ... tM • Sbtlb," ...._ .c Ille A""C'f" I -3:05- IJ lloiril: CJ:) .... " EaellW" (com) '62-0nid "'"'· Mk~I ~ MW Sri, Hany M· dtews, Noel "-'i1o1. I SATURDAY . , t I iloANINI I I' .., I '''daX· JuM 10. 1m QtSmE WOODY 4' l EM I ~ I FUMKY WIMKERIEAN {)10 ANO I MAO A LriiL.E 'IALK ABOUT lWtr PLH,>BQI.,> "fl.IAT WA& LNOEK (('(.; MA1'TREb& ! T AMK McNAMARA NANCY 1 Obllo1t1on 5 Verified d1t1 10Formol Pollution 14 Wlng- 1hlped 15GrMk m.etlng pl•~ US Cu1tom1ry time 11 ---licle In bedfelth 11SWardoff 19 Prince Clllrlea' 1l1ter 20BHrdlHS 22 Pull Into piece• 24 Golfer's dream 25 "Friend'' to Amer colon la ta 27 Kind of doll 211 Proclaimed 32Now 33 Something to dot: 2 word• 34 Long narrow a trip 38 Down In the 400fgreat duration 42Waver 44 Ball· rope mlaalle 45 Scottish city 47U.S. mlulles 1 Famate •nlm1l1 2 t<lngof 111111 3 t<lnd of ICI 4Move around 5 Yukon, I mLD HIM ! OOlL,I 60f IT TO READ 1HE ARTICLE5 I HOW COME YOU'VE GOT WHISKERS? by Torn latiuk WE BOTH HAD A GOOD L.AUGH OVER "THAT l by Ernie Bushmiller i I MOTLEY'S CREW HERE. JI~, .~1' ~ PUT "fWK oorr B>JSAW/ti..'f, eu-r, POCi"OR ·' NOW t; CAN'i" eeNP MY 1-SG .' MOON MULLINS by Ferd and Tom Johqsoft' 'THEN HOW COME you NEVE~ RUN 01.JTDFGAS ANYMOR~? ~: I (.J ~»' ... / ) • "W~ had a marvelous cruise-the weather was ti> turt.alnt hev &ot out of the liner's boutlquea." DBMS THE MEMACE ri ITSING QC/An&T-Cllamber mUJtc ~·~and Jun JTueall .• l :IO 1. llllllrdaJ at tbe l'lm Unit.cl Metboclllt K."lallrtilt. WI Tmtb M. Sul Blach. lnltlatea tum~ s leal a.daOaalDber 1111110 F..Uval. b191r'AlllLY1'1N DAY'-Games a.od food, 10 a.m. ~Sunday at Memorial Park in Santa Ana, ~•WJ. bJ Santa.AU Kiwanll Club and Circle Oli' MONDAY,JVNEU . ·~ ~ 9QuAJtE DANCE-Scholanhlp fund raiser, 1 to 0 p.m. lf.cDQJ at Golden West College Center, 4' Goi4m West St., Huntlnstm Beach. $1.50. TVESDAY, .JUNE IC ARABIC DANCES -8:80 p.m. Tuesday Jnd urada.1 at Oranae Coast CoUeae dance room, a ,nm. 2701 Fafnrtew Road, Costa Mesa. Stu· debt perfonnen. Free. U.(f ~ LIAGBl!ll -Comedian, plus Marvin 11Nmavennan and Tony Della Tuesday tbrouib e 20 at Lal! Stop 8:30 iDd 10 .e.m. $2.50 and ne drink weelmiabts, $3.50 and two drinks weekends. ~ l\~ATAUE NEEDS A NIGRl'IE' -Comedy, l~uesda.y through July 16 at the Harlequin Dinner l laybouse, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana. I 9•5Sll. '• l1' I THURSDAY' JUNE 11 ,1 L·AMERICAN BOYS CHORUS -8 p.m. ursday 't Pearson Par' Tbea&er. Lemon and amore st.reeta •. ~nahet~, Free;~ "°'9IM INSPECl'OR CALLS' -8 p.m. Thursday through June 18 and June 23-25, Saddleback ' Hey Community Theater at Mission Viejo High. bool. 837·1385. . . " . FRIDAY, JUNE 17 ~ -f •TUE WIZ' -New musical version or "The ard ol Oz," June 17 -Sept.10 at the Los Angeles · sic Center Ahmanson Theater. $3-$14.75. kets atageocies. . BALLET PERFORMANCE -And presentation I op the art of Imperial Russian Ballet, presented b)r The Ballet Montmartre, 8 p.m. June 17 and 18 at Marywood Hilb School Auditorium, 2811 Villa l Drive, Orange. $2.50. r • • BENEl'IT CONCE&T -Featurln& Black· mote. to beneftt Teen Help Youth Service Burtau ol PountalD Valley. T:ao p.m . June 17 at Pountalil Valley Hl1b Scbool 1Y1D. $3. SSl-1000. INDIAN f'OW·WOW-Oames, arta and crafts and comPttJUon1, bealM 1 S:a JW\e 11 and i pm. JUM J.1.,11 at COla De ln EJ 'l'Ol'O otr Trabu.co Canyon Road. About 3,000 tribe mem-ben expected to partlclpite. 75 cents. •l'J&9TON'E ASLEEP, WIDSTLE' -June 17-18 and 2'-25, Jrvtne Community Theater, Clifl Drive at El Modena Avenue, Newport Beach. 846-3178 dayt, UMWI eventn11. C&W·Musician Not Giving. Up • NASIMLLE, Tenn. (AP) -Paul Cllct, a trend-setter who lost everything and left Nashville just as he penetrated tho barriers to stardom. is back. DT..-•-Si Re's seeking 8Jlother beachhead in the city . ntn:Ol•e nger be fled two years ago after losing a $90 ooo . lakeside home. two Lincoln Contir1entals Gd Richard Baskin, who wrote the music for $40,000. · the new film "Welcome to L.A.," also Click, 29, spent the $40,000 to form a record portrays a rock star in the production, company in 19'14 and cut the first song about CB which also f eatur~s Keith Carradine, Sally radios -"Smokey, Trucks and ~B .. Radios.:: Kellerman, Geraldine Chaplin, Lauren Such songs later became a genre, with Convoy Hutton and Sissy Spacek by C.W. McCall and "Teddy Bear" by Red Sov-• ins and others. AS THE SONG catapulted up the country charts, Kenny Price released a similar song on a major label and undercut Click's. Then Click dis- covered that business associates were unable to' get the money due from his record sales. "Like the Alamo, help didn't come," Click said. He lost everything. Tbe bigg~t loss was the house on Old Hickory Lake near Johnny Cash's home: "Cash bad the only home in the area I'd have traded for," Click mused in an interview at a Music Row restaurant. "I REALIZED I was in trouble when my wife sat on the dining room table and cried and . we didn't get the collections. I'd have been the superstar instead of C. W. McCall. But the inner workings of the industry pulled political weight." He and his wife moved to Daytona Beach. Fla., where he spent more than a year eoncen- lrating on earning bis black belt in Korean karatd under Master Joon Pyo Choi. •'Re taught me to never give up, 11 Click said. After achieving that goal, be returned to Nashville. He now drives a pickup truck, lives in , a '40-a-weelt a,.rtment and tnakes '10,000 a year playing in piano bars. He insists there's no burning bitterness. ''THE MONEY WE spent isn't lost -it's in· vested. It got my name around. It's hard to go anywhere in the country and not have heard or Paol Clict. "There are two thinas in life: results and re- asons not to &et them. I came back to Nashville because this is my business. I plan to succeed. "Everybody has good fortune and bad fortune. It's all how you band.le them that de- termines if you are successful. "I do think some major label should have come along and leased my song." Call 642-5678. Put a rew word• to work for ou. "TME FuNN1EST NEW COMEDY OF THE YEAR." ... all It tokes Is 0 little . Confidence. PAUL NEWMAN~ A GEORGE fl.Of Hill Rm Sum;merFun Yiewell on 50 The recreaUonal faclllUes ol Oranae CoUnty- from 1he best llsbins a pots to Dl.sneyland '1 Space Mountain -will be explored on "Orange County Summer;• a series of one-hour specials return- ma Tbunday at 1:ao p.m. on KOCE·TV, ctwanel ao. Tbo program ls produced and dJrected by Gary · Greene. "Orange County Summer .. crew mem· hers and performers are Bob Acosta, Mike McKeown, Arline Radillo and Wendy Wetzel. Bob Davts ts executive producer. Some ot tbe locations scheduled lor this sum· mer'a proerams include Escape Country, a trail· biking and hana·alldlnt park; Uon Country Satari, home of exotic wild animals iL the posh ·fennia resort or Cota De Cua; and we pictur- .esqueSawd\llt Festival ln Laauna Beach. Se&ments of "Oranie County Summer" will be repeated oo Saturdays at 2 p.m. on Channel so. The first rei>eat will air Sahlrday, June 18. • .. YOUNG FIAHKEMSTEltir HOLD DRACULA .. IPGI 11AMNIE HALL .. IPGJ "FIRE SALE" IPGJ 11INFRA MAM"IPGJ ''WIZARDS .. ~itiol &Mi&I •,\•1.•,.1:.~ . I '. l }i5t:-:1 """' .......... llOeT. ~ 1'NI mNOCNt NII ~-ClfMMOIMAll" --~·--lllUAU .... """ . W.C.RllMAleMltNt ~. -Clff'alOM . A "Al:..l!OaHflt "· MICNI __ ............__~-:--------- .. - a ... r.and·trile Tea• Billy Davis Jr. and Marilyn McCoo will star in their own musical comedy-variety show, "The Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis •Jr. Show, .. which premieres at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday on Channel 2. LED ZS"PB.IH "THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME" A "CROSS OF IROH" lll ~ "STUNTS'" THE CITY SHOPPING CENTRI:." ORANGE • 834-3911 ·~ CITY CENTRE CINEMA!> $.A. fRWY IMANCHHTER EXJ . G.G. fRW" ICITY OR. EX.I · .. ROCKY" CPGI ••ST. IVES" A EXCW5'VI SMOWfHQI v "MANNEQUIN" IXI "EMMAMUal.l PAaT 11• "ISLANPS IN THE • STREAM" "THE DOVE" (PG) Have something to sell?. Classified ads dp it well. MOVIE RA11N08 FOR fMENTS AND \'OUNO PEOPLE 1,. ..... ,... .............. ··-,. -·-.... -, .. -,_,., ....... ., -,~ .... IUTllnlD ~,, ___ ,.. , ............. ,'--•• ~ ... 11; ,._ ......... _ •• , ... ,C»<" .... ..... f'!IC1\illltC:O.•M1.• .. W • ..... FOUNT& .. VALLE V ....... ...:,f:'t~:'" ...... !''OLD onciil'I 4:H&7:1t 11The Year's Best Movie 'Star Wars' has brought fun back to the movies and glowingly demonstrated they still can make •em like they used to. A grand and glorious film." ,_ Mooazi!'* "A hell of a lot of fun ... brims w ith adventure, charm and marvels. I loved it." Jot"• >.ICll. ...... _ M;)go,.,.. Stop by British Motor• of A111hefm and inter to win tht Star Wirt Spitfire! ~. _....,.......... i" tis J 4 I I $ •• , ......._......,~ ........... ....___ - ... 0 8YBOBmOMAS "-la ... ..,.,. ....... "ftd W&&S" ls a landmark film, a work of such aoartn1 lma1tnatlon that It will set stan- dardl foe years to come. Director-writer George Luc•• ("American Oraffltti") assembled a superb crew Of mqlc-makers to provide a trip to lbe outer unlvene. Lucas obviously loved the in-- noctnt adventures of Flaab Gordon-Buck Roten and b1a tale la simply 1ood versus evll: a tlJ\aU band ol over-achievers combatln1 the • black·bearted emperor of apace. No shades of , 1r11 here, u Lucas convert.a the cUches of wettem, air-war and swashbuckler movies to in-t:e,..111actlc 1tyle. The cast, beaded by Alec Gulnneu. Mark Hamill and Carrie Fi11her~ is uni-. formly 1ood, but the real stars are the special effect.a wizards. Rated PG, some of the action may scare lmp ... 1lonable children. ••llOLLEBCOASTER" is the junk f90d of the movte menu-tempting, tuty and nutritionless. Actually it la Ideal 11ummer fare and will pro- bably attract roilllom. The people who gave you "E~~uake" and the "Airports" have fu another well-made and entertaining • jeopardy film, with thrills galore and nothing to th1nt about. Timothy Bottoms is the canny saboteur who threatens to blow up amusement parks unless paid $1 million, George Segal and Richard Widmark his pursuers. Henry Fonda should flJ'e bis agent for the nothing role be was' given. Rated PG. .,FACE TO FACE" again combines the con4 summate talents of Ingar Bergman and Liv Ul- lmann in an examination of the human soul. Reduced from a four-hour television series to a 136-minute film, it is heavy going at times. But the story of a psychiatrist's suicidal breakdown is so compellingly told and superbly acted that it is amustfor the thoughtful movie goer. Rated R. "ANNIE BALL" presents Woody Allen as a neurotic, obsessive Jewish comic enmeshed in a hopeless, tempestuous romance with Diane Keaton. Autobiographical? No matter. Allen is in superior form, tossing absurd insights and pro- found nonsense like tree blossoms in the spring wind. He ia again masterful as the survivor in (A Quick Look at the Movies J spite of himself. The real news ls Diane !Ceaton. who emeries aa a comedienne of the Jean Arthur-Carole Lombard class .. Ratecl PG. "ROCKY'' lives the movie season a shot of adrenalin. As modem as today, lt ls nevertheless made like an old-fashioned movie, with vitality and heart. Sylvester stallone wrote the starring role for himself, and he gives aonce-in·•·llfetime performance as a boxtn1 bum turned contender. Talia Shire and Burgess Meredith also shine. A real upper in a year of downers. Rated PG. · "SD.VEB STREAK .. appears to have been made by a committee of producers who couldn't decide whether lt should be a romantic comedy, a Hitchcock thriller or disaster movie. This split personality detracts from an otherwise pleasant.. sometimes hilarious film. Gene Wilder plays almost straight, Jill Clayburgh is the distressed damsel, Richard Pryor provides sharp comedy. RatedR. ••A STAB IS BOBN" is a surprisingly affect- ing re.do of the twice-told tale of the superstar whose career is eclipsed by his wife. The new film, transferred from the movie world to pop music, conveys more emotion than the earlier versions starring Janet Gaynor and Judy Garland. Barbra Streisand is at her dynamic best, and Kris Kristofferson proves be can de- liver a floe performance. Rated R, the film has cocaine sniffing, nudity and rough laniuage. "BLACK SUNDAY" ts the best of the cur- rent run of terrorist films. Director John Frankenheimer starts the tension before the titles and continues relentlessly to the smashing climax. The plot: Arab radicals plan to use a blimp to kill 80,000 Super Bowl fans, including the U.S. President. The performances are first- rate: Robert Shaw as a tired but deadly Israeli ' agent. Bruce Dern as a war-erased pilot, Marthe Keller as the cold conspirator. The host of perforated bodies is the apparent reason for the R rating._ A . Long Wag Doum Light·hearted rollercoaster riders (abo are blissfully unaware that terro Timothy Bottoms (below) bas threat to blow up amusement parks if not paicf million in the new film "Rollercoaster.• costars George Segal, Richard Widm .. Harry Guardino, Susan Strasberg aa Henry Fonda. WHAT IS MORE DEl.ICiOUS THAN 31 FLAVORS?. WHAT IS LESS EXPENSIVE THAN SWENSENS? WHAT IS MORE FUN THAN FARRELLS? Port ...... c:.-....,_ c:... .. - ------------------------------------ .NAME WI• a MalA of s.dots WlnMr Wll le Motffled ly ,... ...... 30. 1977 . Deposit CalpOll at Store . ADDRESS • -{ ;....;PH:...:..O=ME:....;.=.... ________ J (IN TitUTRI! 11 .. A ROARINGLY FUNNY SEX COMEDY" "CINDERELLA" IS NOT JUST ANOTHER FILM IT'S AN EVENT! PLUS . . JACl'80N COIJNTY,WJ .. vvmtMlMIUX PLUS (R) "CRY RAPE" 1he Fikus Famly: They're Not Roasted. They're Not Salted. They're Just Plain Nuts. ly J .. 30, 1977 . J ' .. • : : I ' ' ,, .,. I e I --• a '" Mime Takes After Toys LOS ANGELES CAP) - Robert Sb.le.Ida is so hWll up oo toya that it seemed appropriate that ho would draw b.11 lnlplraUoo from them. ShleJda ccnteued be Is unable to pua lQ> an antlQue toy without plunkln8 down a few hundred ,~~========::======::.. dolJ-:ii.teven ti the rent la due. . !i The de bouae be ab area wltb h11 wtle and performlns partner, Lorene Yarnell. ls atuffed with toys he bas bou1hL or made hlm1elf. sounds atet my imagination mov- ln1." HB ALSO GETS inspiration in other wQ'S. A visit to a toy fair provided a skit about a sedate buaineaman who filps out over toya when be ts alone. Many or tbe toys are bei.nl used on their show. Shields aald be began working with toys only about three years a.so, although he had been col· lectin& them for years and had been a street mime in San Fran· ciaco for ftve ye an. Shields said lt took Lorene yean to accept his toy spending sprees. Robert Shields and. wife Lorene Yarnell will star In their own six-week-long comedy variety series on Channel 2 the couple as an entertainment 1 - "Thia la where we set a Jot of our ideas," he said, sweeplna a hand around a room of DOthins but toya -trucks, ca.rs, mask.a, dolll, puppe&.a, mechanical banks and a 19209 claw machine that coat ~. He bu 1pent up to s.1,000 a month on toy1. "Tbe way we do it is split the income 60-50," he said. "She spends her money on horses and 1 spend mine on toys. We're with each other 2' bou.rs a day and it would get hairy if we didn't ban· die It that way. factory. "He told ua there was no market for jwst our mime act," Shields said. ''But we also sing, dance and write. SWJ, mime re- mains at the crux of what we do. Our mime is different from others. We don't sniff flowers.~~~~=:: __ __... ____________ _ It's very p.byalcal, right to the punch. Just like the toys.•• ••WE SPENT BOVU here set· tine down the mechanical move- ments." He flipped open a Jack- ln·th•box, then perfectly mimed -------------------the jerky movements of thedoU. "TBA'rS WHAT happens to a lot ot husband-and-wife teams - they get bung up over the finan- cial a.rr&111ement." SBIEl.Q8 AND Yarnell libeled thelr aummer show when CBS agreed to finance a presentation tape displaying all pbuea of their talent. CBS teated the tape before different audiences and found they appealed to all seg- ments. WISTM94SIM "WOODSTOCI<" """'''~I· "GIMME SttaTER" 7111 IAT/M.. l>M '°" 11111 ,.. ..... WHB •OlDIH 9lOll AWAD "IOCKr IPGt ._...nJ-.-4t IAT,_ 11)1.-.&:4'--lt:ll --- no,.. '-ntl CAR .. IPGJ Y.._,,00.1010 IATllU-1: ... ,_..U I UTTLI CMRI. WHO . DOWMlMILAMr 40 SAT/--l:1Mc4~1MI COSTAteS4 UA SelA Coat C"'-cn 140-0194 UA Mt11 a... OllANQI ltM146 UA C.., C.... 634..Jtl I • CNICa THIA TU DlllCTOlllS POI SHOWTtMIS • FRoM Fashion Island NewPQrt Be·ach Shields and Yarnell are lead- ing mime performers, turnins themselves into unbllnklng robots, walldng dolls and dansl· ing puppets. They star In their own summer aeries, "Shields and Yarnell," which premieres OD Channel 2 at 8:30 p.m. MOil· day. Unlike most pantomlmlsta, Shields and Yarnell speak. They will do comedy skits, sins and dance. But mime remains the basis ol their existence, and they work endlessly at perfecting their craft. "I've been fascinated with toys all my life," be said. "It's the same with being a mime. Belni a mime ls like being a toy because of the mechanical movements. Sometimes the noise a toy makes gives me motivation. All the Lorene has been a professional dancer lince childhood, and ap- peared tn the movies "Bye Bye Birdie" and "Sweet Charity." She was a regular dancet on "Shindig" and "The Carol Burnett Show.•• 'l'bey were married In a mime ceremony in Union Square in San Franc.lsco, and after successful college tours they were ready to tackle Hollywood. But television wasn't ready to buy a mime act. Talent scouu for "The Merv Griffin Show" turned them down flat, then Griffin himself caught their act in Las Vegas and signed them on the spot. That helped get them a manaier. who decided to market Before that, they bad appeared on ''The Mac Davis Show" and bad been regular guest stars on "The Sonny and Cher Show." Shields has bis own method of · therapy to relieve the pressure, and, of course, It involves toys. Jn a studio on the ground floor, he constructs elaborate and strlklnsly beautiful ceramic castles, dragons, court jesters and jack-in-the-boxes. They are. scattered throughout their home. ''I make them ju.st for myself,•• he said. "It's my way to keep sane in thb crazy, crazy busi· ness. It's a form of meditation for me. Some day, when I'm an old man I'll have an exhibition." ''.Thi IPllllll SUIPIDll lhrlllar 01 Iha d8Cld8 I'' ~ng BeacJi 'vic~igJit Opera ~'I~ · pments " 'j:lt Rod119r1 end H1mmentain'1 lmmort1I ~ l.AHDA! I ~~ LiveonS-1 ~ __ ...,.._ ....... . ,..,...-~ ... ~ GENE WILDER JIU. CU.YSUAGH RICHAAD PRYOR ... __.... .... ""SI.WR smEAK" • ......__.., __ ..,..... -~--.-PATRIC!< Mc:OOOKAN.-.,__......,_~_,.,_,. ------..-...·-----....... ----~ !iii'---.-·---·-~ -u..:;;~ .. ;..·, l--.J. IN VIA LIOO 9'tMA June 3 thru 26 ...... ~ Fri 18130pml 13.00..f.BO, S. lli30pm) 14.00·7.60, Sun 12.~l 12.0Q.6.aO Ofdef tldleta nowt (213) 432-7926 °'It Llbeny a Mutllll ~ perf0f'mance1 at JOf'dan ThHtte 8600 Atlantic Ave. Entertainment Happenings ••• FU ma ThHter Dance mtm1t111m Televl1ion· · In the --l&llf llil .. ClllUllD·~laltl·Lml'Fa ... -11BIAll ll.llMllSSM1-..,.1irlDIY lWICll --TOllY All&llS·"flmto ..... 111111.QIS --FIAi( llUllWl•IWlllW&RllS .............. IW( ElwalDS ...... ~QUI ....... SILWA STREAK WHkdaye-1:50 SAT-5:30-9~ . edwards LIDO CINE A w.!'~1\,u HIWPOtn' M.YD. AT VIA UDO SAT-7:30-11:15 ROBERTSHAW BAUCE DERN MARTHE KELLER SUN-1:15-5:10-t:OI NEWPORT llACH 673.aHO SUN-3:15-7:10.11:00 (PG) JOHN PAUL JONES· ROf£RT Pl.ANT· JIMMY l¥G£ ·JOHN BONHAM CD«:IRI SlW.IOSlllillllN llNlfOl!illlll\H' I.NII' ___ _..... _____ .., ~~~· "A STAB ISBOAN" • AUO PLAY\NQ AT CIN!MAWUT .. fjf DAILY PILQf frlday,Jun& 10, 1l77 Springsteen ReeorCl.ing Fo11rth LP ROCK.TALK mains a aeeret, but lt ls said to be "tubltanUal" and "in line with what you would think J:iruce PriDP'ten ll~UUed to.'' COWMBIA. WJDCH fully ex· pectl Bruce'• next album to tell YitU over two int Won coples, now h11 Bmce under contract for tltht more LPa, which will pro- bably tnclude five studio albums, two live I.Pa and one "Greatest Hltl." Bruce 11 elatf'd to be back in tbt atudlo with producer Jon. Landau. Atlantic Studios was cboten because they're hoping to 1ct a more faithlul "live" sound. U after a week it doesn't work out, EXCLUSlVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT they might move to the Record Plant. Bruce's laat LP -"Born To Run" -took an inordinate amount ot Ume to record, but this time he's "ready," and bu all the sonas written. So everyone is hoping that he'll be finished by the end of September. with the album in the stores in time for the Christmas rush. ••• HAS SUCCESS spolled Ted Nugent? "Well," be says, "the buckl!I are bigger now, and 1'111 happy; but I was happy before, too. "Of course, my lean years tauiht me stuff. You have to re- allze I was playing in bands when I was 11 or 12 -little clubs in Canada and Mlcbigan. There was no real rock scene then, it was 1958 ~ -you were just * tuitar pfayer in a combo. But once tbe Stones• mu.sic came out. that was it for me. A real snarl was introduced into Chuck Berry'&muslc. "I was really a victim of the birth of gutsy rock and roll. I wanted to have peroxided hair, · disgusUng tight pants and high· heeled boots. The music got louder and more outrqeous, and we just immediately took lt to the extreme. "Aa for getting bigger, J don't feel anything dlffereot now'than I did for the last eight years, .. in- sists Nugent. "It's just an ex- panded version of what I've been doing anyway. Everyone says. 'Oh Ted, congratulations. You re- ally deserve to sell out all these big places in New York and Lc8 Angeles.' Well, to me it feels the same as it did 10 years ago when I sold out Detroit.'' ••• IN WA.SIUNGTON, D.C., Led Zeppelin performed what was one of their more bizarre shows when Robert Plant lay down on top of John Paul Jones' pian.o during Jimmy Page's guitar solo. John "Bonzo.. Bonham's "Moby Diet" drum solo •as '! record-breaking 30 minutes, u'- Jlmmy Page knelt and bo•ed U. f1'0Dl of. bis theram.ln. B.ut i.n Florlch, they dtd so1netbing they've never doQe before on tour in the U.S. -they all U:nported their wives ttd famllles from England. With Jimmy Page WU hit lady Cbaf'lotte and tbelt dauab&.er Scarlett; Robert Plant tild bis. wile Maureen and their chl.ldren Karac and Carmen. Jotm; Pllul Jones' wile Mo and their~ children -wer.t th~. -amt ifObn Bonham was with blS wila Pat and their son J uon. WEEKDA VS 6:30-8:45-10.:55 SAT.-SUN-2:00-4:15-6:30-8:45-1'1 :00 RRY NO PASSES Oil it takes IS 0 little IYLWl'ml STALL.ON TALIAllHIM PLUS(PG) "BlJRNT oJmUNGS· • PLUS(A) .Mt.fietN ......... JNTY.WL TWe~MINUTE WARNING (PG) Confidence. JIMMY PAGE ROBERT Pl.ANT JOHN ~l .JONES PLUS(PG) "THE ROLLING stONES'' "llMMIE SHELTER" AU SEATS $1.50 MOH.-Rll.-1:1W:45 SAT.-1 :oo.3:3M:OCM:» 11:00 I SUN.-1:45-4:1~7:004:• 1 FlNANCI MGa. ~nGENZONE STU SWEENEY JACK GILLHAM RED VANDllPOOI. JIM lllOIEN - PARTS DEPT. NOW OPEN SATURDAY 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. 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The influential committee 'foted Thursday to throw out Carter's plans for a standby 1asollne tax, a tax oo can that get poor mileage and a program of rebates for people who tMzy cars that get good mileage. But the administration is looking for some of the decisions to be reversed, and sWI is holding out hope for a stiff tax on crude oil. ProfJe Pl-Du-l•~ WASHINGTON (AP> -House investigators say they would welcome the appointment of a Watergate-type special prosecutor to handle allega- tions that Korean aients used gifts and money to buy influence in Congress. But President Carter's aides quickly dismissed the idea of such an investigation. Carter's press secretary, Jody Powell, dis- missed the proposal as "a very adept little two-.step ( ) by Sen. Howard Baker, IN SHORT ·and I have no desire to ·add to the attenlion he --------·wouldbOpetoattracL" Begin Restates .-• .., TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) -Prime M.tni.ster- designate Menahem Begin says be won't chanie bis stand that Israel should retain the occupied West Bank of the Jordan Rinr. The statement, made Thursday to ~mbers of the Democratic Movemect for Chanee. appeared to weaken chances of a coalition between the DMC and Begin's Llkud bloct. Begin was seeking the coalition in hopes of t~tbering a broader base for hi& governmenL The Jr..IC wanted ~n to be will- ing to make teni.loriat compromise with the Arabs as a condition to forminc a coalilion. Dres.e• riute £eaders · BOGOTA. Colombia (AP) -.. We'l-e wearing the same dress,'• Rosalynn Carter exclaimed as she shook hands with President Alfonso Lopez· stepsister. "It looks nlce on you." Mrs. Carter told Olga Sampel' at a reception Thursday niiht given by Colombia's First Lacly, Cecilla Caballero de Lope1., at tbe prealdeotial palace for the First Lady of the UnitedStatel. The dresses were different colora. ,,.,..., • ...,. • ._.11.et!all DETROIT (AP) -Prompted by the death of a medaantc; a federal safety agency bas si.pped t(p its IDw.ttiatioa of faulty fan blades that could re- s ult lD tile recall ol 6.1 ml.Dion Ford Motor Compaft7 can Md truclr:a. Such a recall would be lb9 second Jariest tn bbtGry. Tbe mechanic, Rocw Keyes, 24, or Rockwood, Mich.. was fatally injured in a Detroit garap wben the la:n brob oa the lt7a P'ord Torino he was repair- ing, &Md tbe National Hlghw-.y Traffic Safety Ad· ministration. Lotdna11a Nl»a E•A BATON ROUGS.. La. (AP) -The Louisiana House bu refused to override an unfavorable com-•~ report• tllll Pl'• 1tdBq..a IUJtltsAID9d.-ID•t. killtQf EBA tn tile IAlb' ... Uds yw. The Q-1.9 voe. qalnst a.o .,.., ... of the eom-•ttte. report 'ftartday WU .. flnt ... cf the Jonr di•mblr._ MDtlments oa tM ..._.....,. lialt S111a.1Dm', when a Rome ~ ~ tM amendment. The Jeplature bu ftJect.ell tM propo&al •~ Jar .mc. im. - .tr. .... a~F•11•1N1 MONTGOlfERY, Ala. (AP) -Aftbatna•a courtt, w~h have been rurttna with b&nkr'optcp ltl reee11t 'ftlks. have wooed and WOA tb• ftnanclal acpportotU..ttate leaialat * a.rts aaap.t. 16, the world skateboard cham- pion from Torrance, plans to present skateboards to Queen Elbabetb and Amy Caner on different conti- nents the same day. Bill Rlordaa, lhe youth's bu.slness man.ager. an- nounced that Chaput would leave Los Angeles Saturday night for London, appearing at Buck- ingham Palace Monday morning. It wasn't known whether the queen would accept in person. Then be will ride the supersonic Concorde to Washington, where he will give a skateboard to Amy Carter, the President's daughter. Saccharin Issue Yield of FDA Said LOS ANGELES (AP) -It's unlikely tbe Food VUBLIC NOTICE s~~~~~~~=~~";f:i:t! and Drug Administration will yield to pleas of •-----c-,-_. .. m-----• nanoPC&L1lf01tN1aP01t diabetics and dlelera and allow use of saccharin in NOTlteTOCltSOITOIU TNICOUNnOl'OltANOI SUPlltlOltGOUltTOPTNI No A·t1J11 bulk foods and drtn.ks, the agency director says. STAT11°'CALll'OttJtlA POlt E•i.I• of MAllGETH oe NIO EL· Dr. Donald Kennedy told a public bearing here TNe~_:.~uM01 L'~Jr~EAH'f oiveN 10 ,.,. Thursday that aaccbarln would probably be banned E ... , .. of CH'IALOTTE l\'18EL c~l!on °' ""•bOW M,_, --.n1 even lithe controversial De1aney Amendment did SHOE M'l1Cli1t • .it11 1s aaEL not exist. It r.inuires removal from the mar'-et.of all SHOEM'IKEA, •'a •sAaEL. "' • "..._ -. ~OE MAKER 0.CHMd additive.a which cause NOTICE IS HEAE8Y GIVEN,., ... Keuned:y said other Sf A.TE 1~1 All ,..,_, 11••1no <111'"' •Got'"'' canceriDanimals. ( ) :rod11oua11.,..bo.,.,,•,_0t<.ot,,1 sections of federal la\\'. alao call for removal of additives known to be un- safe. Neta~-· Petltl•n• OK'd LOS ANGELE.9 (AP> -PetJtioos carrying '7,618 slpatures ol persons wanting to torm a new county from three Palos Verdes Penlnaula titles ' F17ll6 ~bll\Ncl Of-C...tt O•lly ,llOI, JuM 10. l~.14, •rod J uly \, 1971 PUBLIC NOTICE f ' P.lJW ' NOTICB PUWC N<nJCE "18UC NOTICE ... Friday. June 10, 1917 DAILY Pll.DT ·~ PUBUC NOTICE ,,n.n PUBUC NOTICE BtltOaS: Aihwtlwtt t 0o2 ......, ct.ell tlllelr .... ·-·-·-··········· .., -....... --""I • ....,, n. MIW:.:.=°"' DAILY PILOT MIDI .. OflMSATfSUM' 5 .... ,, fwtt. tint.. ll05 W IAY AvL contd..,..,.... Ollllr· a 8dnD. fs i bdrm. 4 Car 1---------.i svaae. Gclreeou.t view! S!Ot.000! W1e.r'tMotkr. OCIAMROMT All ru1 estate ad.Yertla Custom clu,Dlu. cbol~ tn this Qt;wspaJ»tt ts •ub· ~UoO. 2 And 1-bdrm. Jed "° lbe Federal Fair 1219.5001 llaualnl Act of 1H8 COSTA MISA ~ch makes It 1Ue1aJ to EASTSIDI advertise "any pre· Extra dean 3 bdrm. & rerence, llmtt11tlon, or family rm .. pool bome. discrhnwUoa hued on Bal East.side loeatloo. ra<"e, color, rell&lon, aex. Bndt Cfl>lc., low main· or national orlrtn. or an tenance yard. $108,.500! totentioo to make any lc6oo lay Prop. such preference, llm1ta· lffffon tloo,ordiscrimloallon." • 675-7KO * Thia new'lpaper will not~~~~~~~~~ knowinfly accept any advert sing for real IEACHCOTTAGE estate which is in viola· $49,500 tioaofthelaw Just what you have been HllltMs for ScH lookin& for. 4 blocks from ••••••••••••••••••••••• the beach. Corner lot for •••rd IOOZ prl vacy. Upgraded ••••••••••••••••••••••• throu&bout, new carpet. Real Estate Great summer home. Small but cute. Hurry! Call 1163-6767. a-IN IU 9 •II S 'I.JN ION Mel' ['IJ.1111 HOWCiOOD PANORAMIC Need~~ !~'!7g 81. 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View from den & bdrm. ol thls tremendously up· graded 2 bdrm .. din1ng rm. & den home .. see the lovely gardens & super b condition of this out· standing bome featuring extensive Imported tile. pallo areas, security system, etc. $14'1.500 ORAHGE COAST REAL.ESTATE 644-4848 HORSE NOPERTY IMIACKIAY MIEWPOltT ~super horse proper ty has the "garde n home " look. Two bedrooms. family room. dining fOQJ1l and a guest house in lta~ with bath and large laundry room. Lots or fruit tr~ in that rare country feeling. Call lor your appointment. 541-2313. O'fN flt 9 •II S •UN fOl!f '"<f tJIBl11 ~er Savin9s 3 Br. 2 ba. fam rm. dbl detached garage. central air , near new cpl 1'3.960. wtSTSlll IEALTT, INC. 141-2323 RAU COSTA MESAC.I LOT 120' frontage by 172 · deplb oo buay Costa Meta street &Ive the aatute investor a rare chance to build that U· quor or bardw are store & offices. 646-mt. ~ Walkr.r f; hrn Real Eatate DUPLEX West Newport. a BR. • 1 BR. Just a few steps to beach. ExcelJeot for swnracr or Y....-11 rtn• tala . VA.WY llA&.TY 640-9900 G-rtil IOOZ G1 .. 1til IOOZ .............................................. , CE: llDlll ILlllS ca OVER 60 YEARS Of SERVICE MONT aow 1 PLAN IM THI -.....S- S _.OOM. POOi. YllW NOMI Newly decor1ted an EutbJuff. 5 bed~ • beauUfuJ pool. 2800 sq rt of hvm apar . D> lfOO um.£ IAlBOA ISWID El ant Grand Canal bOme & apt.; $ bdrms. SpoclaJ amenities include a dock, marble entry, antique marble frplc. &ran vator. Certainty ooe of the most beautlf ul bom on tbe waterfront! 1.185,000 ... J'!r '!t!!!S move to Balboa Island tor the sunny mon th1 ... we have fumlahed houses avail. on 3 month teases. S2SOO & up. MIU WI.TY INVESTMENTS Ill MAUii AYIMUI 1ALW ISUMD 67MIU 7 .. 3 EeM Ooa1 Hi9f'MV, Cof0"9 dtl Mat atso in Mne Vetde. •• ~ &990 I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!~~!~-.. • ..... !~ 1002 1a..... 1002 ....................... ·················••·•·• 11.UFFS One ~ a kind, 3 bdrms . 2 bath COD· dominium. Overlooks the pool. close to shopping & schools. Come see & you '11 agree that you must have the KEY! Yours ror $125.500. '7M400 HARBOR I DI.WO. of...._, lllvare.1• Co. G1111r.. t002iG1•rtl 1002 ...................... -=1 ...................... . TRIPLEX NEWPORT HEJGHTS AREA NEW IA YFRONT 2 BR Large. luxurious Lldo Peninsula 2 bdrm.&ramilyrm.townhouse (2550 sq. ft. of waterfront living>. Beautiful· ly decorated & carpeted. Never oc· cupied! Complete security with elec. 2 car basement garage & elevator. Doclcage ror large boat. Lease at S990 monthly with OPtion to buy at $239,500. Immed. occupancy avail. 759-0811 Q,, .. ,_, 10021G-rel 1002 ·······~···· ................................. . OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 901 Celtis, Eastbluff BARGAIN HUNTERS HBl"S THI OMI -you've been wait· lng for. Only S68.000 for a neat 3 bedroom. 2 bath and Wg ,-, ,... with fa.replace. Double garage with automatic opener. Carpets, drapes and lots of extras. Excellent location. Just listed, hurry, al 540-1111. ONE OF A KIND Ptenau PllFICT -ready to move. into. Gorgeous decor, plush carpets & drapes. Front courtyard, ..._.. ... patio. Large 3 bedroom. 2 bath & spacious family room. Must see at S86,950. In great Mesa Verde locatloo. Cal 540-1151. EASTBLUFF SPAmNi 319100M -2 bath and family room. Pride-of-ownership area. Neatly landscaped yards. E n I Pf .... ,_, home. Hurry. just listed. ask..iDg only S139~000. Owner will carry fmancing. Cal 140.1151. I G1•1illl 1002G1•,.. 1002 .............................................. PENINSULA home. Comfortable family home a few steps from the beach. 4 Bdrms., 3 baths. $195,000 OTHER pl'eStige waterfront homes with pier & float from $385,000 up. BA YFRONT, pier & float, lots $250,000 to $325,000. to build your own custom home. Several areas to choose from. ·slLLGRUNDY;REALTOR · J-1 t' flC>y~1d:· Or'"" "< 8 b 7, "lb I alARllINGOLDER. SPA.NISH HOME Spacious 2s&y 3Br. 28a. fam rm, bltQs, paDQraJnic ocean vfew. 97.l!OO. ('114) 722-4384 1400 DOLPHIN TBlRACE OHM SAT/SUM. 1-5 ~ View harbor. ocean, Catalina. from thls 2800 sq. ft. custom built, country style home. 4 Bdrms .• 3 bathS. family rm. with pegged nn.. beamed cell. DICUT1VI Newly deccwated in & out! $225,000 ~::-;:r1;i.:I:~ ~,Q ._tl!= ffv,y. ~!:m ~~~~ ~na~tf¥r deller, bright kitchen · ----- wfCornin& stove, opens •••,.. 1002 ._.. · · t002 into lie ram-rm w /brick ·············-········ ...................... . (rplc. 4 BR., 3 Ba. plua bom.m room w/view. Air cond.. 3 car 1ara1e. lae pool ailed yard. near Marywood & CllDyon Scbools.$159, 750. 2845 Featberblll Dr, Oraoae. SAT /SUN Open 1·5. Southern Calif, Realty, !WO-l1G or M8-560S 2000 s9 FT! A POOL TO EASTSIDE Four bdnns. huge fmly KE£P COOL! rm, 2 baths, hardwood Neat and sharp family floors. lovely private hooMt with 11 spukllng yard. Newly painted. PoOl. Great for aummer Hurry on Ws one. Just lun! 3 Bedroom, a balba. listed. 646-ml. brick fl.replace, nice ~ Walkur C Lee bclMfllar Pod Escape fo luxury & privacy lo La1una Reall!:atate Beach. Enjoy the ------- coutllne, day & nl&ht, LGgllllO Rcmc:. ...... from above the city, to WITH VIEW Palos Verdc!s, with ooob-Nearly 2 acres nestled struct.loasl Walled entry among 11lant oaka only to aecluded courtyard & 2~ miles to the surf with inlaid pool. 3 Bdrms.. k bl lo den, oak kitchen' 2 a remar a e rus m family room. Excellent location. convenient to all shopping. All for only -.~;0a11 54Ml41 ·~. COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE INC. built 3 bdrm + den + frplca.; 7500 sq. n. lot on ramlly rm home de-~street. $325,000 siped to maximize the C:OUMTIY UR pa nor am 1 c , h 111 Y tM VfST A .. . :. ;)' ( ( '"'J"-C5 ~.1"o,. A lovely 4 bedroom Owner's unit -2 full baths -2 wood burning fJ.replaces & two 2 bedroom units -4 enclosed garages + 4 orr street parking -laun- dry room -shaded enclosed yard - walk to shopping~ S169.000. OPEH SUHDAY 1..S PM 205 OGU STRH't, COSTA MESA s IEDROOM. f amUy home, 2500 sq.ft. Prime comer location. Big yard with Hawaiian Tea House. Just reduced to $152.000. Ge•ral tOOJIGwr• 1002 °'8ilSUMl-S ....................... ....................... 19615-~ The Bluffs, N.8 . 3 rancbland view. Also 5 70~ Level la.Dd, pool. car covered parking + horse atalla &c:Qrral. 1900 roomforcampers,boata. Sq.ft. bome lo pre- etc. The ~al can •c· stlgloua area equ11ls commodate aa many valueatW7.~. horses u you could ever Simi RUL TY want with room to 1pare. OFFERING PRICE t-724·7177 PA.BEL WALKER 642-2668 CHnA1.1011· 675-4144 ROY MC CARDLE REALMR I 110 Mlwport m..t. Cada Miia 548-7729 . t 002 G 1 1nl 1002 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.IG••r91 ....................... ...................... . ew1.. 1002 Rancho San Joaquin ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautilul Sao Carloa STAllTR --------~-------•! Model. 1114,500. Joan NOMI . BACICIAYCOMDO 2GnatLoh Howe Great Weatmloater WITH VIEW Total $6900. area! Low down! V .A · Ge•ral ...................... HUNTINGTON LANDMARK Comtrr Cllb UY~ Desirable Pacific model Con· do mini~ 2 bedrm, 2 bath, security, enclosed area. Planned activities, recreational facilities, mlllion dollar clubhouse. Adults (over 40) complex -<many singles). Call Betty CJQtlln. COAlS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE 962-4454 ,. $19,500 Small shed on one lot. t e rms . Ca 11 RED ·1 New 00 the market in 8 Water & sewage on pro-CARPET. 754-1.202 I ' location convenient L perty. 2 Water shares m· GI ill 1002 Ge•rill 1002 ~~l~a'f.~~t!ea:i~~·~ec3 cldtnp64S.l474 'llw~ BRAND ············-········· ··············-·· .. ·· Bdrm Condo Move in ~-~~--831-.2133 · .. :u:,~WAd= ~~·--Unl--'~..;.._.'---IP_ark _ __. - ,u;.rv-nvn11~:;g--~~~-~;-~13 BR. l~ ba, den, highly HOMES 1.Q>&raded home. Walk t N EW REAL ESTATE pool /tennis/play area. 631-1400 t-..t....-T-. Sl.05.000. --------• ...-Y... .... • 646-3928,evea.673-4577 lluffl lanjain! Lovely 3 bedrm. patio Fantastic Eutslde Costa •• End unit, prime green· oriented home. Owner Mesa Ooodo with double belt. 1950 sq. fl. 3 BR. will carry financing. Just garage, pool and jacuu.I. ,, din. rm .. 2~ ba . kit/· listed. $135.000. Hurry! ~6 1 left at ram. rm. Sl~.000 Wltb R-McCarch '61.100. CARPET. . land' -, '156-1202 . HELEM I. DOWD Redlol' Ill O Newport ------ • REALTOR 644·0134,-.Costo--Mesa-•1•48•·•7•7•29•:•-------,. H • 'I POOL HOME. Charming \.\'!<SI.LY '.\ TAYLOR CO. HE:\ l.TOHS -.11111· l~H!i lnUl-COIOMA D& MAI Great location! Community pool! Mini vlew of ocean from bdrms. Great rental record r 3 Popular '-rownbouae Type" units. Nice owner's unit with 2 BR, l 'Aa baths & frpl in LR + 2 units w /2 BR & t bath. Great buy. $175,000. 2111 S-Ja14 I ........ M1st1WIM'l'QllTW'lllll"I' CINIB. M.I. 644-49 I 0 Bdrma., 2 baths; being redecorated. Close to pool1 acbools & public temlia court. S98.500 2714 Oum ••d. $220,000 C•644-721 I /Jn ~l [1EL GAlll) & ''SSUCll\f[S "AXED UP" 2 UNIT OBI. 3 Bdrma., 2 baths. ~anoramlc ocean & bay -------• Located Eaatslde Costa view from most rooms. A Miii• 'f Tr9Sfw Mesa on llfle R~ Jot muataeel $3:50,000 FORCES SAL! with 2 aeparate yards. 2 0'9t SAT. l·S llust sell tb1a beautiful 3 Bedrm front home It 14125••111 bedroom, 2 bath Costa bachelor apt. In rear . .... .. __ • ,,,..._ ?".. Mesa home. Gourmet N.w ~~umblag u ........... ,.,~.~1e b l new-·'"t'·-_ .... out. 3 ....,_ mU le I t c e D , c o m p _... um ..., .,.... m.. a y rm., w-cber .... ~~ _,,,,_ ~--__ ,,,.,and a -w brigbt•spu'kly. Private ,...... ......,. _,_ ... ,. new ..... """'... ..... beet yard. $14.5,000 tolJJ, • eootinuous tlean-car port. THlllUNITS On 8 unit lot in Costa Mesa. New coodol next door. '85,000. Owner will carry lit T.D. NIWPOIT HfS. a Bc!rms .. 2 baths, tamily rm. SL09.ll50 In& oven. Sculptured $77,950 :!7.~e~ ke .~ANY11ME~ pr1cec1 oa1y m. ~ ~~ -HERITAGE . • REALTORS REAL ESTATE MAHAC'WER WANTED For well known, expand- ing Real Estate com· pany. Opening a new of> fice in Costa Mesa. Muat have experience. Salary plus +. All appUcaJJona confidential. Apply to Ad. No. 8118, Dally Pilot, Cla.aslfled Advertlsln1. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 926a6. SPYGLASS Lowest priced S bedrm home, l'MdJ to tnove in· to. Owntt very 11-...ious. Popul'lar Portsnfouth mod.el. At only S209,P50. ...W.f~!ll- ·t I 'I..~ I'\' 1,\ 11' I l!'JJ'' ""' ~ ~ ')f' ",JI The fastest draw m the --------West. . .a Daily Pilot SELL Idle Items with a Cl ass1f1ed Ad 642 5678. Dlily Pilot Classtrled Ad. oneymaonmg. older 1900 aq.ft. a pr alls out behind a modest Retired" front. Xlnl cood. 3br, G1wal .1002 e..... ... l002 ~ .. i8:Al~-=~"-I • 2ba. Uv.rm w/bay win· ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 206...,,.,N.L MEDITIUAHEAM SPAIN B.09U&tCE WITH Have you ever wanted to OCIA.M VIEW II" on the Island of Ma· h •• ~II. macnab I Irvine ?-realty FINER HOMES .. OM $14,IOO TO S 1,350,000 1002 SPACE IM UNIVIHrTY PAii This home has so much space~ you may have trouble filling it all. 3 BRs + huge family room & sunny LR an built around beautiful atrium. Professional landscaping w/ 2 patios -brick & redwood deck· ing. Teenagers' retreat built into loft in garage. Own.er tr8Jl$ferred & mu1t sell! Lila Harper 752·1414. <Y·ll> SPYGUSs-GRIAT YAWi This new 4 BR home sits hiih atoP the hill with a pastoral ~ distant mountain view. A world of lights at night. $237,500. Tom Queen 644-6200. fY ·l2) 'AllWAY NOMI Uoder constru~tion on a very special lot w/ long private drive. Choose your colors now -owner's plans changed. so this lirnitlMI edi· tion home at Links Pointe can become yours• 3 BRs. den. rec. room & balconies on upper JeYel + Jg. ree. room on lower level OVer· look & opep onto fairway. 1vlew. Plans in office -S2S2,~. Trim Al· llnson 642-8235. <Y·l3) See this beautiful 2 bedrm home near South dow, dlo.rm. 28x16 SHORECaEST llG f••MILY 646•4463 Coalf.l Pl~ua . Great fam.rmw/aepwetbar,3 BEACH LOVERS-" J~tapibt and many frplca, cpt'd/bardwood private. manicured ROOM extras on cul.(Je.eac. Try noors • 36x20 pool, neighborhood. Italian .•. with beam celllnga la S64 500 ~ JllCUDi. dbl car gar. RV csamlc tile kit.ebeo with oaly one al the outstand· ' . l Space. Cloeeto<ldpmao wooda and &lasa. 17' in& feature. or thl1 3 l~UPERB Colleae. •torea. bu1. Family rm w/fplc, bedroom,2bathbome.lt O•Uc45 SS'l,950. Opeo bae lM formal d1De. 4 bednna, has forced air heatlnc. :tlr\~ ~N T: oalJ~. aewinl bltos. 3 baths, lge built·los, wall-to-wall 1~~~~-~;;-~~ SD moo. e. yard,.-$95,000. BKR c.arpetlng, drapes, brick 1: ========-~962iji~-S~51~1 ;_.iii;;j;iii;:;;~I fireplaee Is belt ol all a low. low ro:ce ol 967.000. ______________ ....,. ,...,_.aPolnt ~~1~1.u ·s sold . OOPLEX~·s unit, .sc-LECT fututic new llsUoa. .._ ASID decorated. 3 PROPERTIES Bedrm. den, 2~ baths, fireplace, vaulted cell· IUILD tng wet bar, view of bay YOUR OWMI Md oeean. Lower wilt~ 2 a<ljacent level Jots in bedrm. 2 baths, den, fplc, Corona de1 Mar's China prlv. patio. Stepa to cove one with small beach or bay. $'Z65,000. boulle, ooe vacant· cbaJl· For lurt.bef dewllA call nel vlew • oob Iota Ann Peters 642.SZOO. available. call mas50. PETE BARRETT Cl"fHlltt•llS#UNtOllMCf' -REALTY- 14Z.S2tt ~f TH£ REAL ~ ~STAHRS EADnMAR Grow tresh fruits, outs & vegetables in your mini· Pl'den. 4 Bedroom. 2 6ath home bas newly up-araded carpet.a aod noor CO'ft!l'tlll. •.oeo. eai1 '40-6161 ·~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. Two atory SPEC. jorca? A 4 bedrm home. TACULARI 3 bdrma, 2~ fully furnlsbed ii waiting baths, aod a fantaatle f« you. '15.000. C.sb. ocean view from every Roy Mee.die room will creel you in lealtor 1110 Mlwpwt lhls cuatom charmer. CottaMIMS~772t Everyth1na la new aod1~~~~~~~~ the lo ca ti O O I Dl-=~JGHTS ..... P11' 11 1007 ~lll••llSIVHIO•MCI • •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• lUHlfS+ Oceanfront I Two ). bdrm., 2 baths, one 2· bdrm. l bath + a auest with bath. Good win· ter /aummer rent ala, -~ associated [, ... ,,. f ~ "t ."!. • • . ·' l l 1 - ' °"" Nl/IAT LSUM. ••• 111 rlUMCITOM R~ & apUt rails aurround this COM· tort blc ramJJy home. 3 Bdrms., ram!· ly r-m., dbl. rrplc .• 2 nicely uparaded bath.'I. • covered p.utlo 4 fl.sh Pond r For the kid!lt a filtered rtay pool, 6 1reen. arecn 1awns. fTS.000 'IJ ... TOOCIAM Com•Jetvty r mod~l~d • ~t>Uma Jd v/(aJ,, Clll an O\·cn.1JC'd l<>t A ~ 1muhin1 4 bfl ~WI dt<n1 6""YJ-84!J4 p&u:ii rormial d n1n11 plu~ '(&. -t' fao11ly room ~Ith J4JI wy C... def Mor OPf'n bo•IJH n1tturul ..,,--------_ -....., wood tc,turc:• und ,,t·t•un ~~~~ and Jrll) Vlt'W frnm I '"""f'r .-illt' & 5und,·tk Costa Mffo I 024 Co1ta Meto I 024 J\D4 It.~ to ~t:»n 01\.d •• ••••• •••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • St:P.. Ciil 644-7111 ~~11GC:L uAIU Y 0. ASS!:lCIAflS MESA VERDE EXECUTIVE AREA LUXUllOUS CUSTOM POOL HOMI Cotta Mesa I 02 Huntington lffch I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "Wooch"l•du1lve S"'Y "H•UO"TO 4br.aba. ru9•500 tiRHMTREI "" "' :r772 Monteco. H.B. $9S 100 Spac. 2 BR. 2 BA adult a good buy Value is the 213-592-1700 • · condo. air cond. Crptc, wordforthla3br.2bu or827·7300 Prime location . break!ustrm.lrmldlne. Huntingt on Village Both prof'ly decor. Top Profe$11 1onal l y Walk·in mirrored closet. home . Feuturlng a locut ions + pool + landsc~ped grounds. G. E. wshr & dr:ter. Only c.;r a ck ling r ire p I ace. jucuul + tennis courts. Thick. plush carPQting. '71.500. waUs of mirrors, plush OptnHCMIJeSat-SU.. Brick Fireplac'e is PATrl WALKER carpeting & encl. putio. or by app<>intment enhanced by natural REALTY 842·1418 Only $69,750. Act quick •--~___;;..;._ ____ wood bookshelves. Huge•--------- ., "'ST SIDE on this genuine bargain. OltEAM s unk Is s e d co u n Ir y ~ IY THE 5.... kitchen. Second story Prime Eastside Costa Rfflty Beat the heat this sum wing + 3 more queen SPYGLASS, by owner 5 br. 3 ba, Nantuckl't w pool. Jacuul & mini· view. 1,~ a(!re corner lot $Z84 ,500 . 644 ·~370 Owner I Agent Professionally decorated & la9'~scaped 4 bedroom. 3 bath. formal dining & family room. Enormous mastpt suite & dressing area. Massive kitchen w/ pool view. 3 car garage. POOL + ~UEST ~ ShoNcN1t ~ hosts sec:luded master Mesa. Towering trees! 8 L • mL>r m this resplendent sized bednns. Beautlrul C ed dri 0 ••• ll 4v-557;, 4Br home by U1e sen. lal'iced covered ratio isi---------urv ve. nu.SllC V· This rashlonable lsland he~e too! Cal rasl. • ••EfRONT Catalino Sunffhll ing room hosts cathedral neighbodlooct J.reahened 752•1700 LM Reach out ~ touch the ceiling+ massive brick IYOWHER by the sea breezes pre· OPfN1110·11s.~roBFN1Cf' New luxury 2 Br & den. island from tblS newly fireplace. Sunny galley S & S Park Huntington. sents not just a gracious a I l u P i r a d e ~ l 7 redecorated 3 BR beau· kitchen-with nook! Immaculate lbr, 2ba. tri·level home. bul a way :11·~. Bridgewood. 0pt'n 1'·5 ty. New carpt!ts, drapes. Duplt'x, large lot.2 bd,lbu eac h . Fireplace 1162.500. 213· 799. 7724 Co1y den. Hideaway Many xtras. Quiet Cul· of life. Designed for the i ' Sat&S0n.67S·3i78 tile. paint. wallpaper, maste r suite . Giant de~ac. S94.500 . .963.as79 execut1've. with a tile ?:: W ... VI_. I sparkling blue pool with "~ .... ·. Deerfield Patio Home. 2 etc. al .. to uor a slide, board & dressing SEAWIND pool & jacuul roQf, private gated entry. ~~=MOS• BR + den. 2 ba. f\ IC. Beach. Move·ln now & 1112 ~Dr., C.M. $Ctt·S. 12·5 rooms too! Separ are SI09.SOO. manicured ,landscaping 11 h'pl S82000 B enjoy the sum mer pc f'9Cllty 557-1717: 644-3545 guest racilitiea with CUSTOM HOME 3br. & u 3 car garage. This is IEAUTIFUL 955-~&8 • · >'owner. 5159.SOO. Splendid Spygl.ass Hiii • kltchenelle! Easy care $79,SOONearbeach a rme value at S141,SOO. 4 bedroom home in•---------1 JAYWYEATS a~. ~ea2n r"'e1w: Pf.1; yard. Jus t $98.SOO! ~;,E. PROFESSION3ALS7 ~:?:'v'~utl~ p:rd~~~grs ~I~ CULVERDALE. Corner REALTORS Jatuzii. l'P cs .. cc Hurrv-callnow646-7171 ,,.,....3377 96. · 653 NOW locationwithoutstanding RAC9UETCLUI 499 2237 land! $298.000 Costa M--I 024 C t M t 024 Ol'IN ''' '1 ·''~1v"' Wbl "'"'' JUST Ll~TED! curb appeal. Iron grates 4 IR·IOMUS RM. • PAUL MARilH .... a os a esa . • I ~ SitorecNlt R.at Estate 644-7383 ····~~;;~~~·s~i···· ••••••••••••••••••••••• [~'lfiPJlf.J ~:te!. e;~m ~!~nfp~~~ ~ Realty ~~~!~~·in~~. to see. Sharp w~~~on Model v1;~l~A BR. & l·B~. beam ccil.. CONTEMPORARY! Mesa det Mer' Caltrordetails. Irvine 1044 3 baths. a l0x2S bonus hwy The most uniqut- BeaistifuJ rustic duJ)ll'"· ~ THIS DRAMATIC $78 750 _ ~ --·-·· ·-~ shake roof, l>lk wall yd. 846 .. 5573 i ~f~~l~~lu~~ 4R~~C::::~ l,ocated ocean 11lde ol gard~1l~a~~i.:1:~·1~ Bit around pool. liv rm & Bargain priced ra~ily BY OWNER 531·5800, eves968·6104 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w rm .. formal dining rm., a ~~~. w~:sav4e ~~~~~~. Real Estate 644·7383 mstr bdrm llUlte s.eparat home. Excellent area. Mesa Verde Home-4Br + Wflthann R.altort WOODBRlDG E Warm · lar ge sunny country --------'-' edfromrestofthisgreut Open T plan with 3 fa m rm. 1 ~•83· very lnnREHetwotk lngt.on Twnhouse. Mdl. kitchen and beautiJuJly ~~irr.ms.t~ed~ngwr~·at fmly hom~ Chihlren bedrooms, dining area in clean. 592,.000. 979-9065 "B", upgraded, cpt, frpl. decorated thruout . paneled walls & ceiling. SPYGLASS h~ve own wing & play yd the family room. stone aft SPM Pnn only Priced lo sell La Cuesta close lo par k. $79.500. Outstanding outdoor Uv· Lots of stained glass. oul ~au!1dry rrv. Jort for fireplace hearth. Two Racquet Club. Im mac Ownr. 552·1835 RANCH REALTY ing with a heated and O,...HOYle ::1tud1oorgucs~or 1Bll·tn patios. one is covered. p..i-.. 1026 dcrt'd. 3Br. 2ba, by 551•2000 filteredpool.AJHhisplus s t anding ocean vu Fri~~" l·S vacuum & intercom BKR all"'"" 7.,.. """" owner. $88.000. Open hse Sun 12·4. #1 Rippling commu-'ty tenna·s cts. Pathway leads to beach ,.,,.. . . c .....,.1..,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slr TrtJ R k GI IU Th' h 111 b. #IMOR OW BAY Kitchen hus trash com· Sat/Sun12·S.S11Alondra eam. c n. GOOD LOCATlON. and park Pn ed t 11 as ome w c VLry larae lot with ronm pact or. nu·lone cf'nter. NEW Ultra CW1tom Home Dr. 536·3216. Cor lot w /vu, 4 Br. & California hme, Plan 104• at Sll9.so0 c 0 se featured an a fall issu~ of 10,. poof Porlsm·nuth t·ont1nuous i:lcun1nµTAABl!ll 3.000S.F.3Br 2h8aLoft JUSTRED.UCEO ~ atrium. 3Br28a.FamRm.Din "BETTER HOMES & od O\cn S45·94!H. ftlali .. retreat w/view . . BY OWNER Th R h Rm. w /buUet. nt-wly GARDENS" Ofrered al ~a~'~.w2~rrc~r~~:lit~: "# 11 Ccdlfoml .. $189.500 493·9672 Upgraded, Pac1r1c Sands lovely 3 Br, 2 e Ba~nfg~ painted. $76,SOO. Prine ~.500. Shown by upp't. S2:.l.OOO fee.Ab1491 ·0029 (~l)TJ!jfoijjflf9 n • Fountain Valley 1034 4 Br 2 Bu . heuted pool. Fam Rm. 2 fplc's, new only 'IS9·S848 dys. MISSION REALTY . --·------corner lot. f!ult trees. cpts, qw'el cul de sac. 55&-0186evs/wknds ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner moving. Open 98SS. Cst. Hwy, L:?guna Caw1try French ·I )'r old I Real EstatP lJr 011 cunyon + \ 1cw. -------- 8289.000. own1:r ,\~cnt I HOPE YOU'RE $77,777. MESA VERDE - spacious 3 bcdrm and tum.Hy + large den and wet bar Upgraded thruout. Just listed at $77.777. Hurry, call 548.5880 3 IDRM House Wed&. Thurs l ·S & $87.000. 5SHS42 VILLAGE J Phone 494-073 t FMLY RM. POOL Sut & Sun 1·5. Agent. Turtlerock·Owner This 3 bedroom 'home New Price! 640-mJ HARD TO A Ire ad Y f 1 nan c e d 64.~·9950 Elegant 4 Br 21i Ba Fam provides an unobstruct· BY OWNER ••5 000 VA I II R & I d pd I t Spuc1ous home of superb wt.,... oan se e~ By owner, 3 BR. 1,1 Ba. m n sc ot w1au o ~ vlewofSaddleback. A det:ign & versatility 4 3 Br. 2 ba home Ne\\ly CotfaMHo 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PLEASE ... bec;iuse you'll ap· predate thjs immaculate 3 bedroom. 2 bath home, 2 car garage. all built ins, with large open beam family room. consider 2n.d T.D. Hug~ Twnhse. choice loe. walk sprinkle rs . $137 .ooo . cul-de·sae that backs the Bdrm 5 .. 2 '':t baths. remodeled. Upper Vic pool tablc·s•ze added rm to schls, bus. Comp. re· Open House Sun. 12·6PM greenbelt. Cl()lie to shop· HUGE family rm .. din toria Beach. Ocean view. ly rm. Vacant. qulck OC· dee. Appli 's inc Id. As· 1938 l Sierra Inez . ping. Enjoy parks, pool s179,SOO. Open House c upancy-consider sumes~~% loan. $56000. _RJ:_3_.0S_Z7 ______ 1 and tennis. SD5.000. Call ~~ ~r:,.~:;~~:. ;:U·r~t~ Sal/Sun 10·4 . Call OPEN SAT/SUN l·S 253 HA NOVER OR. COLLEGE PARK ~~HERITAGE . • REALTORS trade.546-1754or968-337l 962.265.5 ' BUOY forappt. enjoyforSl21.950. 497-~or494-6182 ~ Walker t; lee lmmac. 3 br, 2 ba. air. cond. rrpic. garage, dr opener. Pool size yd. -$79,500. pc realty 557-8718 or 644·3545 SAVE MORE Make SSS on this 4 bedroom pool home in Costa Mesa. Has new carpets & remodeled bathrqom. but could use some sprucing up. S79,950Hur.-y! DONALD M. BllltO Auoclo .. •. Reollo" Call 540-3666 Yorktown Villa. by owner. 3 BR. 11'2 Ba, Open House Real Estate Sat /Sun, 9652 Petts wood Wl1elai1 Y owner. 3 Br, 1~~ ~a. By ownr Condo. Tiburon _Dr_. 96-2--9684-----ha~wd ~·new kit., tile, hms. 3br. 2V,ba. ram.rm, close to sch.ls, min s to open hse Sat/Sun ll·S, REAL ESTA TE bch. $86.500. 752.9499 968-89S8 BEA.UTIRIL VIEW HALECREST 8EA1JTIRIL HOME 3 Bedrm home with Best location on btfl hardwood floors. big Mesa Verde golf course! yard. near schools & This home ideal ror the shopping. Reduced to -------~ IYOWMER Lg 3Br. fam rm, l'l'4Da. patio, nr Garfield & Magnolia, $86.500. Prln ooly 963-7931or776·5366 fmly who needs a $65,900. --------separate wmg for grown Roy McCarcle Cope Cad 2 Story Summer Mist Retreat Handsome home. 4 bdrms. family room with nreplace, formal dining. Near park, ocean. sehools. Lush carpets, drapes, Cully sprinklered lawns. S.129,900. BKR. 54().172G children or molber-1.n· Reaffw 1810 M.wport .Nestled amongsl buee law or? Can be together CostaMeta548·7729 trees . Prtme area. I ARBRL or could be sep apt. 4~~~~~~~~~ Manicur ed grounds. • bdrms or 3+ den. weti.: ~ndional family floor , · bar. frml din rm. Don't ••3Br, 2 ba Mesa Verde plan. Country kit., '"#lf11C•fotWa" wait too long! 545-9491. by owner. $84,950. Open formally dine. Massive · ii wkdys 2917 Royal master suite. SUPER Approx. 2100 sq. ft .' br. (~i~'Bllbn1mrnr1 HP~~s!.' P JP . 545·1918 PARTY ROOM. Fresh faqtlly rm. living rm. · -.. ·-·-------_,., paint. earth tones . rumpys,llba,sprlnlders. Real Estate ---------•Incl~: limited one year new crpt & drps . ---------MESA VERD E. By warranty on major com· Beautiful! 558·04.34 or Open ur.is Lanai Dr. SBr, owner. 3 BR, 2 Ba, 2 ponents. Owner must go. 847.()()64 xlnt country clb loc. frplcs. Cam-rm. $83.000. hurry.call •---------•Condominium• Many xtn1s. J .V. Co. 646-:r704or 540·7998 l•-------- Univ. Park Village II. ~ OPEH SUH. 2·5 most desired LaSalle 1177 SKYLINE plan townbome, fam·rrn. ~ Mystic Hills: want a 21-'2 ba, 4 BR + denh. Xl1nt , view without a long up· loc. nr pools. sc oo s. hill dnve'.' This 3 bdrm .. park & new Library 2 bath charmer has it'. Priced right & inclds Low maint. yurd with land. J. Risser. Realtor RANCH REALTY automatic sprinkler 552.00()() 551-2000 system. Large, level lot. One of the few hillside DEAtii(EHOME WOODIRIDGE tt523CAMPUSl>a:IRVUCE homes without steps . • Sp:irkhng 3 lm. 2~~ Ba, Steps to beach club. ---------... $1&.000 free standing family bm Choose your own in. Don't drop t.he boll ! Get a LAGUNA NIGUEL on cul-de snc. Lus~ terlor. This 4 BR & 2 BA job with a low.cost Daily 3 Bdrm., 2 bath home landscaping & woo hse is ready for occup Pilot Classifie,d Ad. near bus stop: the tars:1: 'decks si22.soo Owner . now. 835-0211ext9582: or Phono642·5678. rooms & xlnt floor ptun SS5af1 !~~11 SO~e12"H0Hlolyuse 675-3534. provide for .i311y i·O· ,.,.... · ·" · doortoutdoor entertain· VA TERMS Beautlf'ul S Bdrm home located in Irvine's THREE Lacpo hoch I 041 San Migue la in the ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ranch. All with POOLS. ENCHANTING ANDSPAS.Over2200sq. PO-......"'L rt. of beautiful living. '151"'9 """ Call now for a look at this Fixer-upper on large, el lo h wooded lot. 2 Bdrms. & 2 fine s ect n t at may baths. Tantalizing water never be agaln. c o u r s e • a s h a d e weathered. Ocean view. tall eucalyptus. $125,500. MORINS REALTY Ing. Sl.19,SOO NIGU& SHORES New llstlng! Bright &. cheery 3 bdrm .. den & 2 bath home. Beaulif'ully landscaped. with lush plantings. Brick patios, wood ducks. bnck walh;. Many. many extrai.. Everything you want in a home! $157.500 .>48-8614 nS9·1677 ~ MATIOMAL Must tell... PRE.PREVIEW UAL10RS bought Cll'IOther FIXER UPPER 245 MESA DRIVE ..... 141 .. Spacious 3 Bdrm. 2·~ WITH POOL OPEN SUK 1·5 --"' bath. decorator perfect ,._ _______ _ HELP! "Culverdele". Low down to Vets! Hurry! Owne bought new and wants t Owner says, must sell move now! $112,900. Cal this sharp 4 bedroom RED CARPET. 754·1202 * 494-8057 * ~--- ..1 r;s, c~ ~:!.~ 4'~.,~ '~ 1105N.=~Lapno ed i · Needs paint and carpet. Under construction, 3 de·•· Fenc pat 0· iitraum, All It takes is a little im-luxe units, a 3-bdrm .. 2~ ... _______ _ beam ceiling. xlnt Cost aginntion & work and ba. home + two a-bdrm .. ,. Mesa toe. Clos~ to ever WE ff AVE IJI hl A $83 oo you'll have a beaullrul 2 bath apt.s .. overlooking • RAMCHRULTY 5Sl·Z000 home in a great Hunt WOODBRIDGE. B ington Beach location. owner. New 38drm, 2ba WOODBRIDGE S&S Close to everything frplc. 1811,000 Ph: 642.297 Twnbse, 3 Br Far&> l\m, yt n ·759~761 pool home. Hurry. call SantaAnaCountry Club. Hardtofindlbedrm.2.,.,. ---------t 645-0303. Select your favorite col· bath Meadow home. College Park. 3 large ors. earpe t lng, etc. ~per clean, lovely de· Owne r has bought all 3pm 2 .... B $87 900 another. Plea11ehelphim ---------1 n a, ownr. • · bdrms 2ba, ram rm. 2 lns=~~RMty cor. Huge lot w /lush out. See und buy this win· TM T..-roce /Ctll'dfff _640-0254 _______ _ ner. $69.900. includes 2 Br, 2ba. Like new. up OMTHE used brick frplcs, Like a v, .... 7~-· ~'sio landscaping. Choice new hse. ready to move •----------•location. $85,500. Make into. Quiet Cul-d·sac st in •·~-~ ._ ________ , offer owner must sell! pool.C-.'RY 21 grd'd thru-out. $79. WATERFRONT ~•v owner97S-2285.551·1442 963·0961 New 2 level Condo, below Sll{ler area, $80,000. O/H ---------I' ~~~9-~pm . By EASTSIDE WEEHOUSE jl96~1''2'-!;~11E!!!!!. •----- OPIMSAT/SUM l·S 3Bed~:-,CJd~~!.dbl LARGE LOT ••itltMJlotthadt 1040 ~~~~ 2021 eA.LVllT det. gar. & fireplace, all Nestled on tbe front or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Secluded entry unfold& u1r.5A. VBOE on hardwd noors. Don't this R·2 lot is a lovable1--------highly up1raded home. """" wait call nou"u"'7221 older home. Flexible p•,ooO Earth tones, mirrors, Vacant & clean Paceset· ' .. ......,. • b hs CENTURY 21 financing + a possibility POOL HOM• pecky cedar & auede ter. 3 Bdrms.. 2 at.-1 w-~ a-aa.. to add additional unJl walls. Used -brick patio family rm., frplc.: wooa -"""" ~·r make• this something Lovely 3 bedroom· near courtyard. Separate s hingle roor. 2 car . b special at a ,soo. Great golr course & beach. mother-ln·law qtr&.·wilh garage.Allthisfor only2 story Spanish me Opportunity If you RoomforboetortrpUer, bltndesk,bo()kcasesand 1811,000! Call now! =at~ba.~~U:~~!{0[0 HURRY! large patio:.* o/.o bath. This has It all + S.A. Country Club. Prln CEMTURY 21 HICJH WALK TO BEACH. Taitt! IHI 833-9781 Hestt..>r Brown only $1.29,500. 557.0595 t7t-1050· OH THI HILL ad.vant.aae, hurry calt IWantAdHelp? 6'2-5618 Exclu.lve area above ~ MATIONA.L · MES,AVBDE Huntlnt;lon Harbour. a llALTOIS Q.~'O ..f\.,. l _ f) ~ ~a.• Popular floor pla n. 3 Bedroom, CU$lOm home ..._t4t4 p~ ~Q\I ~._ ~ P(/" ~ bdrm, 2 ba, L.R .. D.R., with pool. SISS,000. r,,~ / " 1 • w ~ G ·~1t c• t./ rec room, overlooking *'* "' n,, 911m9 Orv ome w11 o ""c" • patio, heated & filtered CAL CLASstC -----,..._...,. aAY 1. PCM&AN=~---pool. Private yard wltJt IYMSIA •=':~ _:. := bolit access. Now oat'IXlt Ftntastlo 4 bedroom, 2~ llw ro '-loun111.i. _. 6 drapes. $U,OOO. bath ln best focation. S5T..tl03 aft 6 pm. No Near boach. aolr It YOLCE Is I [ I MYftEC 11 I I I II I C E A N I I : I I , aceni.. acbool1.11u,ooo. IVOWNEI IAJTSIDI Custom 3 br, 2 t>a. 2 frpl, tam rm + din area. carpet a drapes. n1c. yard. 914-.500. 2'11 AJbett Pl. CM. 548·21'4. Opn housaSatl&an 1·5 THE WILLOWS list. by owner. 759-0839. Pool Home by Owner. 548'°122 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. rrplc. $74.i.'JO(). Lv ms& 752-784.7 t ::1 ~ ._ 3160fCoa5tttwy~S·Lae-lU ~ /), r ~ 499-4591 ~ r. ~ ) quiet SecMion REAL ESTATE GREAT IHVISTMENT Of'flOUUMtn Commerf'ltl boa rdln@ kennels wllh connectina ~ on ·~ arce with room for hones In Laguna ~acb. sun,soo. OCIANYIEW GOOO IQ. tt. bulldin.at atte now reduqed to only ~.000.0wner ~ •. VllWLOT On a q1llet street t-asuna. 425,000. Oceao view. decks, pool. 3 bdrm .. near Vlctorio Beach; huge lot. A trul)' unique home. Open Sun. 1·5. 2920 Alexander. $229,500. • Peoee Ir qw.t Country setting :1moog1t tn!es: Z.story 3 bdrm .. t ~ ba .• extra lgl'. 1ar•ge, encl. patio, wood exterior; 3 yrs. old. $12UOO. Open sun. 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Mis· •OWNERS RAAEGeMI pullo : blks to twb No tklo creek. 2100 sq n . .. M A R I N A P~h ICOO/nlO )'TIY. OM THE CLIFF... BR. den. lie corner lot, .U9tJIOATIHG• MAINLANDER Lil Ven 8'1S.21D " • ' I I e o I I v e t r e e • PM me 1"' Acres com t u r a • !> l' x c 1 u !> 1 v t• blugo Drive. Newport Heights. 15% Deww. owner wUl carry !St T .D. at 9% int. In· terest only, ~ments 5 yrs. c.to. 2400 sq. ft. 3 BR, 2 BA f amlly homo with YllW. ""US 2 BR, 1 BA separate office w/k1tcben & llvlng room. Or use your Imagination. OCIAM VIEW f'WS 1S'x40' pool & jacuzzi. LOWIST PRICID VllW NOMI $ 111.000 fee. Immediate ~cupancy with tax advantages. Call landscaped. wet·bar, 2 mercJal land In Lake waterfront rommun1ty i----------frplc 's. luxury Ml1r Foret $3.8$ per :.q rt. Chotce rul de :.ilc lot. top 2 Br & den. 3 Ha. lplc. lluite. 1139.SOO. Owner For ln/Of"mahon call ronchtloa in:.idt.-&. out " pool & leMU l600 496-s.54 •TOLL!• Br 3 S... formal d1n1na 714 1~58111 WXURIOUS •REALTORS• ranuly rrn. ljl m ,1r !lwtl'~-~~~~~~~ SEA VIEW Dynamic Ut'\'An 1111• view 8r11nd ll\!W ~.000 under mkt 5279,500 548 8611 , 7~ lff77J V Co w tpvt ~un det k ron SltO. Utff Pel 4 Bdrm .• 2~~ baths. 516-1500 830-3773 cealed RV pknR .. lhl Nlc~· Po.tao. &•r .. ~erd llAunFUL TMll I IOOM -l~ ............ anlf' ......... Ma:dt~ '-4 cepe4 yri w.., 'P". ....... -...ioY...t-"Otild ...... •...., ..edu......Stl.,00 formal dining rm .. rami /T patio & yard an absolull• lyrm.; every lm&ilnable C=ir::. i7oo rarrul,y·par11d1<1e You'l1 ~~~f1 r::t-fr,.:~l.i~:f~ Ceature! SlM.000 love d lscov+'ran ~ tht· ."nr,ice Unt C"ll l'OW'. AGENT 833-9781 ••••••••••••••••••••••• many facll !> of this ""' .. ' By ownr. BeautltuJ 2 br. Condo S,.Clallsf sparkling beuuty! 1-·1rsl ~~Off$UrMn Gui• IMt l'alermo fee llxrr Captains Hiil Twnhse. H.B .• C.M .• F. Vly thneoffered. $128.000 By _ u~r.Drlvebyl7Uroi-t Hl&hly uparaded. TouchlltoneRlty appt only 2A hr notice. DELUXE view lbr. 3ba • 4tt-4111 SUrHn11 then call ownr 49S-'2!3or'168-ll5l 963-0867 Call now ror yoor prtvah1 Ii ram nn. bllns. r~.-ig .. 641>-0008 ---------E I T i Loe showing. PIERPONT Washerldryer '415 Pop· LAOl'NA ~IGl' l, C>A!'fA LAO UNA l·Ol~T BEACH · l,,.lve In beautiful San xclus ve ust n a· BAY REALTY A!lk tor ..... AW: Ast 615·3856 BYOWNER Juan! Mlaaloo Vlllaae Uon.2Br.21ty,aircond. Barbara. 18051 648·5101. -'"-"--' ------e• 41113 • • 2 .. ,., 3489 4 Br. JMt Monte10 2018 Coodo Sbr 2ba patio condo. Fplc, comm pool. eves (8Q5)542·7l78 Seavaew 1903 Yeeht Port Che! .. • Pl. Prine. ger .. 'inside 1a'undry: encl dbf gar & patio. Camilla New 3 br. pvt 5t. only By appt. tu3,500 nEAL.ESTATE Pool.Nrachls.sbop'g, lO 838-0sss.~o. By owner. SPECTACULAR Pool & tl'nnas "vaat. ~.._.. e.h"-Y'-fo 1067 6'4-0lO'I ~~~!:::::~===~~~~~~~ min. to bcb. scs.ooo VIEW ti40-85S';or&M-*118 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• Owntt.498-4US1 o.lens/ S ACRES+cab1n ~1th 2 Br. new decor. bltns. -------.... <.'OHOOVA 4 BR . ram HARIORVIEW ~IHdl 10'9·Ml..,....1Hch 106' super Sharl) 1 story Con-«Wtsse 1800 rurni:;han~:. O\\C 11t scar & patio $*-00 mo. ONTHIWATB rrn t·pt·a. upard'd MOMJEGO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• do. 3br, 2b3, 2 car gar.••••••••••••••••••••••• 11~<, mt $25900 962-8555 or ~·9002 11sk ~ rr .. nch <·ounlr>.,•d~.-h1·uu1 100.c(l &:. Vlf·:W pool area. Nr MLssion & NEWPORT IEACH GALA PROPERTIES ror .\It:'< • h 571 "'10 c .. 11 113tHWll OpenhouseSat/Sunl 5 h • $62 c:oo DPLX 5423451\forGl'Of'rl'Y rcvrocJucetl .. bo\e 1 t "' By owner 4Br. 2b• s P g • •<I --· CostoMffo 3224 c r a:. h 1 n •: 'u r r u Olo\rwr family room w /beam MA.GMIFICEMT NEW USTIMG Ownr/Agt 493-7278 2Br. 14~Ba. lg ta v rm & Red &tat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• uiun.-·" i •• mf'd Wood~ ce1hng. formal dining Truly the best on the market, located •VllW-VllW• mstr bdrm w /huge sun Wmtfed 2900 ~t'. Llirit~ !'Wnrma.nd) rm. Island kitchen. up· at 2210 Private Road. off Irvine Ave. 5br lba d9n deck. + tBr. !Ba apl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.~1~f.~':~r~~~i; gradedthru-out Liecor· Newport. This quality view home i.s + + Cho1celocahon.1blkto 0 wN Propul y 111 quarter~ rra\ate old ner l ot. 1701 Port for the top exec. who wants the best. OPIMHOUSE ocean.$134.950 Inglewood. Ha"thorn1· Id II tl ,, Westbourne. SUS,500. Ph u1 dri SAT &SUN 1·2 15'and Realty or So Bay area" wor " age se •n. 642-4284 One of 17 homes on a circ ar ve ~l2AvenldaCallta. 498PARKAVE. WlUPAYCASH!! ~~·=~~ ~l.e': r're~:~h .~ w /pool, putting green. tea house. north or Camino Laa BALBOA lSLE Ph: 1'om D'Alessandro ~000 NEW USTING Priced to sell fast at onJy $162.500. ::.:~·:; :.e::\O:e:: 873-1200 T.D. PROPERTIES MAit.iOi vu CARMEL Hurry, as homes on this street sell Completely upgraded. 6 "9cotM Propet-ty 2000 <2131 674-6907 or m41 3BR. ra m -rm. din-rm. within a day or two. Open Sat/Sunl-5 monew. Mertdeth 21evet ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546·6201 anytime or 2BA. Prime lam. loc. In * * UNITED IROIEIS wtth a breathtaking view 2 BR HSE + duplex <714 > 84&5221 art 6pm Npt. Bch. By owner QI Catalina & San Juan goodC.M.location.Price Wanted· Home w /pool $152.500 lncl's land. Open Call 646·7 414 Now. Hilla. Asldna S'Z49.000. S93.000. Bag Canyon or CdM area Sat/Sun 1-5. 1812 Port CJS Realtors. 63$-5650 YEAGER REAL TV Pvt ply. t14.t 1452 no bkrs ---------• Ma nle ig h Pl. Call 556-6171 644 77~ Buy direct trom owner. 2 ---------UDO IA Y FROMT •SAVE MOW!• --· -·----Story Spanish home.uni· 4 UNITS Rentab COMDO Low~'bl pnceI! an BLUFFS ANITA PLAN M~w-.t Beoch I 0691Me___. leach I 069 que & lmmac Interior. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••! All amm~nllh!s. ::.p:H'luu., ~1 V Sp a c Io u s 2 Br 3 bdrms. 2 bath. frpk ,.... • .. .,.... • or 4 BR. 2 full baths. Houses Furnislwd ················•······ ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA <!Or. JUu, :.i.t hr sct·urll~, I' iBa. pnced S20.000 un· SJ.12,500. Ownr 551 ·4038 comp. crptg & cust drl)S. ••••••••••••••••••••11•• mo~tl) luxuriou ... ly d~· der ll\Jrket Won't last al ~~~ low ma Int garden w /l8l· Balboa lllond 3106 coralt'd. rw \ler li ved in. llSS.000 581 0617 eves. BACK BAY CHANCE TO L" ON tlced covered patio, $139.~0 38'boa1 shpa\a11 owner 3 Br 2 Ba. 2 rptc·s. lgc IV6 $19900 496-787631098Vla .. ~ Wiii he lp r111ance 8y0wnr.4br,3baEx· cornerlot.Owner.Agent El '~arto Open House Sharp. prid e or -U Cold~ll Bonker ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ FORLEASl PRIME EAST$1DE C.M. CONDO 2 BR. 2 BA. dbl gar Brandspankin' new. Vrly. lease. $400/mo Call ror appt. Mary or Don COLE OF HEWPORT REALTORS 67S..S5t t MESA VERDE Outstandirit 4 bedroom 3 bath. new carpeh drapes. &. dishwa sher ~ 1.ncludes garde.ner CALL iSl-3191 5215.000. Or wall lease ecull\e rhobmel on cu.I-de· will finance. no loan fee LIDO ISLE _Sa--.:t~ __ n_ll_-_s. _____ • ~tal hlociipautnionits. lnNosupede~ G73-80'2Agt sac w / a u ous view. Quick p<tssess1on "'"' ME4r.t.DELMA.D --Frplc in hv rm & ram. SllS.000. 2298 Redlands ferred maintenance. Summer Rental ~"' ~ BAVFRONT BEAUTY 2 Br 2 Ba pier $495 mo Avl Sept Ownr 673·6204 LogunaHills 1050 rm. formal dan rm, lge Dnve.642-0596 s.daAH 1010 Almost carry. Call Charnung2BR.28a,avl Sharp3bedroom.2bath ••••••••••••••••••••••• eat in kitchen. covered ---------Private beaches-Tennis Courts ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962-7788 ror C<l61 proJeC· bymonth.~S-0994 on quiet cul·de·sac. 3br. 2ba at 22512 Montova patio w /lite rncd back yd. Sea View Custom 3br. Custom built, 4 Br~ Bath $31.500 2 Brl Ba. on 7,000' tion. Owner will trade. --"'-----'-----S4SO/mo. CALL 750191. $73.500 <21316721731 & Room for pool Upgraded. den Best vu. Open l ~ R·2 Lot. Prine. o nly. • K€Y Little Island xtra lge 2br .SELECT 12131770-2729 th ruont. Open hse l917Yacht Enchantress lllVlct"'-a-$DS.000 Ownr/Brkr.642-47$8 ~-& ram.rm/den 2bn. 2 Sat Sun 16. 2m81 E<Jcon· c.-1-1016 P.€ALTOP.SM rrl)kS. wa!>her 1dryer. 40 PROPERTIES BEST BUY Co htemporar y Ci.1liforn1a Tuwnhomc Over 1500 S(I rt ~ \ t•ran da \\ \1 t·11 3 un·-.. p, ha's. A C:. 4! cJr ~.ir Ont) ::w.ooo RED CARPET RealtON 586-0400 dido,673 6677 Harbor Vu Homff 0,... Sat Ir S. 1·5 PM _......,..... :.lip avatl 9/li Winter. PORTOFINO ~'-'-• ...__ . ••••••••••••••••••••••• S850 121 F,. Bayfront or 3Br. Iba. rrplc. E·slde Mo""·..1w..i.... b r d • ....... ,.... • ....._... PoolSl•--••oct, Dhtl"HsPro-."ht! call 1714>534·1769 Fncd yd. new cpts ..,._ .. , .. ..,. 4 Br, 3'~ a, am rm. an 0-/......_.__ 67~ A2n r...--,--· ' S38C>1mo. 2A11JOrange-51 ltt Mission Viejo! rm. game rm. Sl69.950 .. _ .,...__. -lmmac. 3 bedrm. 2 th We can find it for you Costo M•sa 3124 ~; l2S5. 28Rplus:.urprlseroom. fee.Owner644-4844 ~ home. Decor ated with Beach area. Probates. up~radl!S lhru·out. ---------charm & flair. Ocean bankruptcies. trustee owner transrcrrcd As HARIORVIEW ' le h 1069 view. Underpass to sales.forced.sales.under "umahleVA loanS72.900 PORTOFIMO Mewportleoch I069 .-wport ac beach. Close to golf market values. We can ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ln.I C II W Id Call now' Bill. I-'orest E 1 or kind w /pvt yd. lush course. $147,SOO. pen ""'nt venture. a or Ol&e>nRcnllors.837 9550 gardens. paddle te nnis house Sun l·S: 30692 WldeBrokers,6734545. ....................... --------- $18.5. lge 1 Br + more. pool. ref. fur. unl Small Fee. 645-4900 • •ConsulMn Guid~ KIDS j1tETS OIC Ea!its1dl' 2 Br /gar /$345 675 8258 or 646-&848 crt. stunning decor 4 br. WESTCLIFF AR.EA Marilyn. ~~~~~~~~ Mewpor+Beach 1069 312 ba. rirepit, rormol TaltTr'fflRHlty ••••••••••••••••••••••• din'g. gourmet kilch. 3 Bdrms., 2~ baths. family rm .• pool. 770-0271 Dano Point 3126 1---------...................... . 3 llR. 2 BA. children or pet50K. S400t mo. ~7 0237 & 642·8076 SUPERIUY! 3BEDROOM Prooobly the least costly or at 's kind in Laguna Hllls. a neat 3 BR. 2 Bath Sorttnto model, '~ block to flrassy park, with vaulted ceihn~s. near new carpel!>. and rresh pa111l. Onl> S'i0.900 As:.umahle V A Loan Call 644-7211 ~NIEj(l: UAILEY & ASSOCIATES ram.rm. sep guest/dent· $149,500 bonus room w /bdrm & Buyer's Choice bath. 1118 Port Margate Comma nding ocean Open hse Sun. 1·5 or by view. snooty address. appt. 644·5128. Ownr. carefree laving, 2 bedrm, $182,000. 3 bedrm or 4 bedrms. -----~---0 PEN HOUS E BY OWNER E. Bluff 4 Br. Fam Rm, 2 (pie's, 21, Ba, pool size lot 2214 Alla Vista 6.j4·1323 or 644·1325 IALIOA PEMIMSl&A. Pl'. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. $159,900 ~"}{?.no REA~TY {~ 3377 Via Udo, N..,.+ leocll -y 673-7300 Sl65Wf?OOL Yard. gar. D/W + more. Many more avail now Smell Fee. Free life serv1re. unt. ~900 • •C:O.....rs G.ide ree et·•· , ..._., u11twW•d Fr!d!x. June 10. 1m OM. v PILOT R?· mrm1t;.....,,.i... .. ••n•••-•••••••• -••••-•••••••••••••• h •L.&..... '\' l244 .............. 3252 S....._ Apei!tacati~.. Apalwllh....... Afiatw•h...,..._ .ltfalLo~-' I ~ 3271 .................. • ................................................................ ~···~ 11--19w...a1.T-lt..;....... a--ALS Vl A... 48 .. ,.._ 1 ........... , ........... CoshiW... _ J114fc.INMno 31Z4 '-'f•VGAey 3134 Ml~a.oc· lf6tfl.J ---""'-..... ew nvm r .• °"·en(' ............................................................................................ . ~lout nd unit. Total· UR. Iba ••.• S1'15t525 aur. ta«i yard. l650 mo. IM CHAaMIMG STEPS to Pool 3 Br ~ dupt~xes z.3 br CIC:· 11P\ton311®1.aBr.ib.1 28Jl.l\-I.,_ .. , ..... sns Onlnr1ncl83\.1895 SAMJUAtt +20x.20 Bonus Rm. 1,, up yrty f'.amil)' 41 pet• --------• w/buce tn••l•r 1ulil•. 3orl!BR. +0.2ba .~ N p 1 h 38 2, 2 Bdrm. I"-bath condo SMflSttlN(jJ e. twnhse. bltns. dLI ck fm."'912 Oorlook1 1oraeou11 3BR.a8a ••. $13&/&7& cw /lo omc.dl r •. , t o r r e n t . "ar. redec. SUS ---------Ptde" •rn. i>oo1 & ten IBR.2~ 8. ..... 51~/$50 bCI. •m rm. n rm Upetalrs/dowo1t1tlrs. 2 536.14.61: 963-2532 NIWPOltT MAltHA nit coi.rh. Walle to •BR.28.. . ....... :i.s tfrtC. Nirr''a~~mo. car iuirace. carpetlna' Awlnnlngcomblnatlon 9191cr-&A..Dr. ,.._;;.;;..;..;..;.;;.;;;;;;;;~;;.;..:.;::~ rh.lll01mo.NZOOl &BR.38.t. .$650 wn~r l r ·i 41 • levolors. built ·lns & ofadollaoltttnenthomet 61~'{; Cl>.) 81. 1 ai.. ~r 1 18 t d TllEBLUl!'FS 7310231 patio. Won't last long! wittlluxury&PC>Olntmtntleod ......_.-leac9' 1140 NEW2b.rA2bt+den ew I y ~~Ir :.S aiJ-.:--::.ttJ~plc:~~ •8R.5&:'TA~l~A .asso S~o:::n~'\~:,r'ac~o3B~. ~:J•o:::·~lv5:nidna/s~ •=~~!:,~~~ •••••;;;1•;;;t .... ~':ut~i:aat~rfrontapta. 6 DOO Aft 1ar. I ac 1 ' a1°! 3DR.38.1 ........... S&OO tB.t. Sl650 mo. 493-6356 weekends. H no answer. spa•awlmml~lfari:la 2Brupts. FromS310/lk"r •Tr&$hCompactor HO. =~~-~ e eve pleasekeeptrylng. Jr one Bedroom mo 1411 ~!aware. HB •WdBar • •• C'P' dl1ll I - -Mltllon Y)•lo 3261 S375. 3 Br twnhse. lmmac Oie & Two Sedroomt. One Bath Q Open 12-5 Dally. I Mil~ to •F\replaee ~.: ~~~:\fo:. l~m:,~bl3••~~~.'~t~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• & rdpvt.beFp1c,1mhlrrored @:;.;:· J'B"<Me8'""8 ~~ 642·9802 Ast :~:f~tja~~~~l.pallos -----------1 de uc. 1rul h11nlly I yr old 3br. 2bu patio wa ro '· p Ill <'Ptl. ....-•Smokedetectors 1 &. Cpta/drapn. N home IJ7& AM\ NQ r1tc ~I. tenn&a. $39S upg,raded,lse.536-0687 MOPGUICl,!!_ft!~, .• Co,!!OMffa m.-.S •LocatfOft •Shpeava11.totenanls Ea1:11Jt1Jm1. anmo Call 911.397 ur •" ti. 5411 rm · •Pric• Adults. no pets SHO Sup<'r. 3 br . 2 ba. w/fplc, •Lux-Steps to beach. 4 Br 2 Ba. 2 Ii'. sw. Taunclry , "oflo l>W. air cond .. 2 car gar . 2 .. ..,,_oom c-m-= ' fpk. cpts. drps. S600 yrly "' Cncd yurd. cpts. orp11. "'-'" w ...,,... t 642 3443 IDO m.t'IU fitnf .. an 1712 •&Z3C.U.PU'J)a~IRVM encld patio. lovely 38r,famllyrm.den.2car M.wporthach lUt CostoMfta BanburyCross•M2·660' ..;..se:...:.....;. ;.,;:._':.....------ -::----------1--C.:..:.AL:=..:UMT:.::.:.:..:..:..AL:.::.;;S;__ nelahbor hood. S365 garage w/xtra rm. St9' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex 1Br New pa~t • t ar 2 Ba. epta. drsn, IMMACULAT~ CALIP Rancbo S J Twnhme2br. 963·4M7.Agt.Nofee mo.493-7586 Waterfront. view· J·DR MESA VERDE area. ~~~ff2b~m;~:.~· lntoul: Rfgistove. New btt:a. -"1\rt -~~mo CLASSIC 48f\ HOME.. !!'~/mo'·~~}'~!!_..& tennis Ali"" V1'lla 2br , 11.,ba Con· l mile from Dana Point $12.00mo 2 BR. SlSOOmo Hombrdeel atm06phere 2 & 3 Ga,; rec. area. 10071 Hol: W/Wcpt..Adults. nopetb. J ----'"--------• FAM RM. CPTS/OR..,.. _,., .,..... .....,, oo"." AIC. pool. upgraded Marina. 3 br. 1 i.., ba. Agent 675·6161 uxe apts. ~·1034 ly ~11 · 6 rnooths minimum. $240 ~ 3 Dr 2 a. MoaUttllo Con F I R E p ~ A C f: . Lat~ 21ity. 4 Br 3 & , S\293 crpts & drps. mirrored fr PI c • beaut. con d . Gorgeous apt overlook 2 BR. 1 Ba. snal sty. Shag <213 >654·5108 - do pool. eort dbl oi.r, GARAGE. FENCICD unlll1i0ld&thrut111C1'0W wardrobe door:>. DI· 493-0060 ingbay adult allpavali crv.ts. di"ps. patio. beam Beach area. 3 BR. 3 ~a. •SUNNY 2 Br l Ba . nr • YARD LEASE Jt25 Ph· bi5-ll05 1 hed XI I · · ...,.... · ceiJ. frplc. gar. Adu.tis. frplc. dshwshr. pet10 np\'r clean S34U ac gar. nt oca· NEW 38r, 2Ba. Crplc. ~mo .. yrly.675·"°" 1275.2S44Elden538-8406 New&super sharp. Ron Lido shops & bch. S37J 545-MM:~3097 53fi.?.375. tlon. Avail Jul y 1. dshwshr. $350 mo . BAYFRONT U t I Ellis 960-2358 yriy. monthly. Util pd .. llesa del Mar. family 4RBr, ,21ad8ad. f 3 ptc. Fum TwQ Bedrooms 58l·2'726 art5PM 46943S·;!;.}2edays ext 6447 lBr. frplc. S385 ~so.~ ~t~i E·Slde, 3 dBr 2 BNa. entcl · ...:673..;...:_·-0343.;.::_~----- "anted for new decor J m. nc: Y • ur gar, Deerf1eh) S3T5 tWwporta.ach 3269 . .....,., ves. pd OppositeBalboaCov. g8!'· new ecor. ope 5· 2a.clrocMM.21altn Lovely 2br. 2ba Condo, 8r2Ba.fO<'dbk)•d.Avl ~mo.968-7297.11lt6 Univ Park $.l7S •••••••••••••••••••••••charmlng3Br H,Ba.2 es.Sidetleavall.673·0151 =~21st St. Apt A. Deluxe apt. frplc . w/cust cpts. drps &, on be yrly. SUS + dt-p. aBrcondo, ;jlJ bltns, trash TheTerruce S39S · BUJl'°FSCONDOS sty hme, sunk~n hv rm, enc~osed gar. lndry rac. beaut wall papers. All ~$ dlsp. pool. tennis crt Turtle Rock i395 Leases starting at S4SO ntCt! yard. used brick ON THE BEACH. very ~. New 2 br. l! ba. patro. all adult. no pets. new kitch. 2 pa tio< 3br. 2ba. lam.rm. 2frnfcs. $425. 84&-2880 Woodbndge SSOO Montlt Agent 644·1133 (pie. dbl gar. Wsh / Ory. sml · bac~::S::S· Ad Its. tn lex, frplc. balcony. $28.5 mo. 847 ·2622 +pool. walk to WestcliH OCC Kid ok .,.. RancooSanJq $495/525 $350.491H288aft3PM l~.64.2·1603 1 Br. new refrig. patio. shop'g, o<.-eupancy mid. nr · 5 ·no peb. Rear house. 2 BR. garagl'. Thre-e Bedrooms FROM $260 gar. nr. SD Fwy. S210. June. S425 mo. 5484193 & $450.545-3627 hv.ge yard, S2SO mo lst TheTerrace S425 $550 /Yrl.l( Newpor t Santa Ana 3280 .t...--nts ..,...,H It 673 ,,.,.... 548·7376. ar last 536 8707 or Village 1 S42S Hgbta 3Br. ram rm. 2 ••••••••••••••••••! .... ~fwd Mature adults only. no ,.,_ 0 · . .,_., --------- SlSOjMo. 963-~ Univ Park S460 ha+boatstorage 3br. 1'2ba. dshwshr . ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets.Large2&3brapts. Children WPlcome. 2 Br •DB.UXE-) Oean aod neat. 3 bedrm. Village 1 S475 S650 yrly. across rrom beaut deck patio. 2 car GtMrClf 1102 Dshwhr. gas BBQ. Gas l h Ba condo Pools. East bluff 3 br. Z bs.1 2 bath. ramUy rm. dble 3br. 2ba. bonus rm. 1650 Deerfield S4SC beach.48r.2ba. gar. pool pr1v. Bet ••••••••••••••••••••••• pd.778ScottPI 642·:!073 parks. lndry. new cpts Lease.lncl.spac.master gar .. quiet loc. 540-ltsl sq.ft . S435 incl water & Vlllagc 111 .. ~25 5600/mo yrly. 3 Br home, Fio~er & Main nr Oyer. Three 3 br. 2 ba's. New. drps. paint. 673-9468 s uite, din rm & dbl HerttaseRealtors. gardener. 846·8847 or "" tkt b h 1 t · a I 6 /1" ·~so mo g<1rage Auto door ---"-------• 96().l029 Woodbridge 5550 wa 0 c · poo · ennis av 1 " .,., • • 1·2 3 Bdrms. Never lived 361 La Perle Ln., S/E Condo. 2 BR. nr bch. pool. · 0..,.... 322 FourBedroom S8SO /yrly. Ocean frnt &MJ.7583 in. l mt to beach. C.M.S39S mo.645·9220 tennis.adultsonly $350. ~::~.!~1o~"!~~a.p~~~l~:O •••••••••••••••••••••• ~°" Woodbridge S.595 home. super cond 3Dr.2 bacondonrS.Cst i250/up.Openl2·5daily.2 br, frplc. patio. gar. mo. Mr Hatch.847·2563. only.Nopets.FromS36i Beaut. 4 BR. 2 Ba. ram· HarbOur 3242 PLUS MANY MORE ~~':'1~o. 00 the water Plaza. <2 Wks rent rrecl 1411 Delaware. Hunt Pool. &jacuzzi. Adults. aft. 6 <213)592-ls:ll up. rm. frplc. patio. gar. yrd . ••••••••••••••••••••••• SJ:)(). 640-4462. ington Beach. 642·9601 621 W. Wilson. 646·2010 865 Amigos Way av a ii i mm cd. $425 . 2 Br+2ba Twnhme. Super Con d 0 • 0 e w sh a r P 1$46-1826or Agt. Foxhollow Village $200 962.2194 plush . Wet bar. 2 2br+den,view Large2bdrm.2bacondo. Old Huntington, 2 br, Lge2sty.2 Br2Ba.fplr ---------• <>alconies. Frml Din rm \"/ATER FRONT HOMES pool, air cond., enclosed Duplex 2 Br l Ba . S275 + util. pd. Sm ree63H713 D/W. W iO. huge t~am Oceanvlew. nr Manna Tennis. Pool. Jacuzzi. Call631-l400 patio. S26S mo. 536·1389 l'Ullerton. 3br. new units. dt>p. Lge & clean. No CAL RENTALS Rm. patio. gar.6i3·2641 BR. l Ba, gar. 6 mo'_ M25/mo. Call Mr. Nelson r days. 7Sl·6350eves. Encl gar & storage. Cj)ts. pets. 645-8184: 645-4855 I ease S4 2 5 . mo . 898-2636 ,.___,_-1. i drps. bltns. Close to.-Wy ..... EWPORT m4 9816286 w db' d C k ·id Harbor View Montego __..n.wns & shop'g. $335. mo. " 1 · l"IM 3244 ~~/~/reor ;:~+~enc 4Br. 2Ba. frplc. f1tm rm. Unfwmlhed 1425 Children welcome. APARTMENTS Beach are3:· 3 br. brand San c1 ... nt. nu, lg patio. fp. dw. no 3876 WAltM&COIY ••••••••••••••••••••••• G. 1 d . · pool&clubhouseprlv.Nr .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 839·8949847-2800 28R$190. Inrantsonly. 2 ba . orgeous n scp g. k & . h I ...,'""mo 3 b 21 b I . . Ut'I N t 3br home. Frpk. ram WoodbndgeVlllager qualupgrades.Premlum par sc oos _,,, . r. -i a ._ocean vew. CoroftCldetMcr 3822 is. opes. pets. $375 Ron 960-23S8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 br. l ba. children ok. J Lge 2 Br 2 Ba. nr bch. Walk shop 'g, parlt .. rm. Wlk to bch & Marina . Condo. 2 BR .. 2 baths lot & location 54701mo WI gardener. 640-1396 Pool. jacuzzi. tennis. Npt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24:!0 Newport Blvd Newly remodel ed . New. 2-Sty. No pets w/gardener & assoc ''2 MifrBeh2Br.den.2 Crest.S411S.S42·3490 QUAINT 2 Br.lba.wood 642~:~;::1e5. Patio. 2 car gar. rplc. school. S245. 492·5084 DtW. $.11S. 898-7548 aft ·~ 991Hl64or997-8957 $375/Yrly Agt.640·0020 pn\'. <7141644-8787 aft 4 Ba. 2 <'ar gar , S49S. NICELY DECORATED 4 beam ceilings. nr. new --------- l .... "4eehaclt 124 Condo.ORANGETREES. pm. 67S-0745or552·7Jl74 BR. NEAR SO. COAST kitchen w /dshwshr. 81g 3 bedrm. 2 ba. fplc, •••••••••••••••••••••••n e w l br. l, ba .RunchoSJ.Twnhm,lux·Luxcondo 3Br2''2Ba PLAZA.All bltn kltchen. patio.usedbrkkfrplc. open beam clngs . 5PM NEW TOWN HOM E·2Br 2"'28a. ocean view. near tU1ti!MJton beach S400 mo. 492· 7533 ~ 3842 .. Was her/dryer incld . wious2sty.28R.dt"n. t:atalina.'park & nighi pool, 2 car garage. on Call fo r add r ess. garage.nopetsS37S/mo •AVAIL.AILE• Pool. SZ75/mo.551·1515 2·~ ha. Lease/optwn view. S450.631·ll53 greenbelt . Playgrnd $410 /mo. 644·1395 or 675-1094673·1023 552 !>529 nearby. Only $395/mo. 644-6397 Spac. 1&2 br garden apts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3br ocean view. 21--:bu. 1 bdrm beach condo, 3 Pool. jacuzzi. saunu .• balconies. pool, jacuzzi. 492·3164 , •MOW• 'rain~ 5b 28r R~rt or N.B. Back Bay 3 Br. 2 ba. 557-6264. Pool &. rec. All util. pd Houset>. condominiums ~Id'. ·hwnerdwt pr~ din rm. w 1golf course Adults. no pets. $225. mo and townhomes. ~tonth ' ~ wa.s er. ryer ... LacJunaa.och 3248 view. Frplc. bltns. 2 Car Nwpt . Bch. ocean vu, 2 ,.. incl. refn g Also garages Marge, 963-8311 Condo, nr San Clemente' lrYiM l84 Inn. 2 Br 2 Ba. j11cuzz1 .: tomonthrentalsstarting refrig.~·0209aft 5pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• itar 1~ Acre beaut. Br. ~~n 2',, Ba. condo. m(BJi-.. -"'.~-$-rorrent. t ......, S800 Lo led· 3B 28 F I r N TeMis, pool, Jae, sauna. ''·· .... · El P rto M a _...to . ca 111 2 Br. den. 2 Ba. on lake & r, a. amrm. m · enced yd. o pets. $525 Own 714-540-9148 ue esa Huntington Harbour anc golf course. immac. ~ maculately <'lean. 3203 $495mo. lst & last. · 1959MapleAve,CM Huntington Beach. Cull mo. 544.5771 or 675·5364 . Tyrol. Open house Sun ~ Townhouse ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• sauna, gas & wtr pd. S37~ WOODBRIDGE PIN ESAPTS mo. S4.25 moves you in. ~ l , 2 & 3 bdrm units. San.lualt us for moredetails. #9Verde. 5/29124.$500.494-0473 FULL OCEAN VU Nwpt UnfunM5hed 3525 2 CBrOft!>oNwAnhoD~~e.MfA,!lc. 3 br, 2 ba. $275. Pool. o ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~I ~ . ·~ TURTI.EROCK 3 Br 2 Ba. great view. Crest. 4 Br. Fam Rm. 3 2 br f 1 1 p 1 Pool. tennis. Some ocean KlDSOK. Designed like early ~strc.o 3178 ... California buo&alowa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• F.r om $2 1 O • l ~ Xlnt 2 br. 2 story condo. 3Br. 2Ba. btfl & cozy in & A.B.H. ~month ~· .3decks. pool & tennis &jac~i. ~J~i:ar· oo & Catalina views. Close 642·7986 out, lse 559.5229 496-~fgent Real1~·3598 avail.~ mo. 673·64:!0 62! W. Wilson. 646·2010 to shopping & r1ne beach. New apts. l br $260. 2 br New 3br Townhome. in WESTCUFF FoxhollowVlllage 644-2611 $325. 333 Avocado. trvlne Groves. Pool, 642·2164 .:! Br COl!do. tettnls. pool, 2 Br studio $3SO. Di5· -Pembroke Ln. 3 Br. 2 San Clemente panoramic spa, gym, no kids/pet&. hw~~h e r . laundry . ~estooe · Of c hrs. 9-5 · 32206 Paseo -Carolin a . Daily. 552-0400 $295. 552· 1307. 53$-0443 • . Jacuzzi. 551-4426. brk Ba, 22xl8 ram rm, huge ocean view. Frplc. beaut lbr. lba. new1'ugs. S250. 2 Bedroom. carpet. tJ3S + util UAM·llPM facibttes. pool. Katella· ~~~~~~~~~I ,, •Coll-Park• * ttEALTY COMPANY kit, lrg li ving rm, dbl decor. brand new. pool. lmmac.1295. drapes. walk to sbOP· 49H9154 · • 831·9432 or 493·9672 or -r FANTASTIC rretc. rrnt patio & goUcourse.$450.Kalella 644·7220or549·8755 ping. No. or 17th St. 493-8612. REALTY INC. 7141/146-1371 2Br1 Ba . like new. Downtown area! S300 mo. SJG..0880 Bepoolaut.N3 Br. d~n. P:i~· be yard Elec gar dr 831·9432: 493·9672 or 3br. 2ba. close to bch & between Newport Blvd & Walnut Square 2 BR ir.-.t..-•--3880 · 0 pet. se VIEW Grdnr lnc. Avail July 1st. 493-8612. ho . Ori b 514 1 . . 0 r a n g e . l 8 0 E . Townhouse $315 mo ~ -551·12611 Fewslepstobeach·l~.2 S600/mo P h :673·242S s p g. ve ~ ns. Rochester. 675 6527 Jn. kOds . ••••••••••••••••••••••• BR 2 b th d' g e es/Wk d Fu-1 &.-~ Please do not disturb te· aA~5481 1"" ~deves/w or 1 story Condo 3 br +den.:! 3 Br prestigious S& S Park :l Hr 2 Ba . nice yards. nr · a + tnio v n s. Apartments n141Sn.v nants. $425. mo. 67J.4841 .,..,,.. -·-ays. b 1 1 ti 1 d Huntington. Cul de sa park & schools, S<t20 mo. room condom In i um p ••••• ••••••••••••••••• a. rp . pa o. n r¥ lot'ation. Fam Rm . +dep.S52·0430all 6:30 w/h1gh beams. fireplace $275.utll d.! coro:.adefM 3722 Cozy 2br lbawtrrplc gar Dlx3brapt Closetoshops LGIJINlleach 3848 rac·s. 2 car encl garj fpl l & 2 balcomes. On Cliff On Beach! Rer. patio or & laundry 5340 mo' gas &park Oesireable area ................... , .... w /opnr. Comm. pot> w, cC~~;r~~mo. UNIV PK. t.g twnhse Drive In Laguna · No. or +many more avail now ..... ~··•••••••••••••••• pd 642·28l°iev~ . 551..u26bkr. 2br. Nr bch. North Lag S37S.847·2622 _ Pennington Properties freshly painted in & out, Vi ct or Hugo's. No Sml fee/Free Life Serv. !J B~. S600/Gmo. Ready July · · l9&lFULLERTON 223 Beverly.· 0 pen ..:5°""':.:......;._;;._1~ -~-----3-8_8_6.M ----=-----"'---• end unit. 3Br. 2"78a. ram children undel" 16. 2·Car Unt '645-4900 l st · o o d I 0 <' · f'riv.jSeqant ~t/San 768-4364eves ......,...... • Condo 2br, lba. pool. rm.sundeck.comen1ent garage. elevat o r . •-*ConsumersGui• Wshrtdryer.759·1367. Lgeluxurious2Br.28a. Quiet E·Slde l br. Off · · •••••••••••••••••••••• .. · I t h . & f I I t • I t It I t th o t street prkng. Adults. ~o MlaMoa Vif""' .3167 Lge. quiet. luxurious. eit• cooe o s op g wy . oc.poo. ennis.x n sc t seru r Y ru u • $225 4S'terraced~nwat.erwithr pets. Sl8~ Incl util . •••••••••••!':•••••••••• ec 2 br 2 ba apt S295.673·ll63 dist, lse $475 m o. 9l001Mo.yrly.MaryLou Stepstohaeh! C b comman 1ng vaew o 673-6372 El . t t ' . ---------1 ~·1536,558·8841 Marion642·8235tYlSI Car. bltns. D/W. only Nl E achelor. garage. bay Balboa Island on . 2 Br <'ondo. S290 mo, no evaor o scenic pnv. Sharp 2 br. Iba. fncd yd. $325 yrly. Lge den. unt. laundry. Cncd yard. B . 'd D $800 Sp 3b t it 2 pets.kldsOK. bch. Party&gameroomi E-side. Children, no pets .. Woodbridge Arborlakc. Smllllfee. ~900 patio. Small fef. 631-1713 ayst e r · mo. ac. r ap or use .as 645-3485 total security. Perfect New crpt/drJ)ll . S325 mo. Ultra upgraded. 2br. LacJuno Hills 3250 *•Consumers Gui• CAL RENTALS lmmed. possess. 644-9856 br & den. Frplc. patio & livmgor wknd retreat for 962·2649 den. A IC. Across from ....................... 2 Br apt on Larkspur No pool. Adults 5325· No Mlwport leadt 3869 the adventuroua adult.' ---------1 !lpa&la~c.Mountaln\·~: VACAMT New Exec. Dix 2 sty CostaMf.sa 3724 olhwy OpenSat&Sun: pets.MS·S38lorS37·9Sl7 •••••••••••••••••••••••Starting al S5 lS/mo. ~,:'~· redecord~ 4br. Lndscp g by Roger s 3 Bdrm. & 2 both house single homes. Walk-bike ••••••••••••••••••••••• < 2 13 > 4 6 5 · 8 4 9 2 or BRING THE kids. 2 br. PARK MIWPORT 499·2835 , ki a. s::t;5E97 ards Gardens.S62S.552·1233 close t o everythmg. bch. All a m enities. $40.00WEB<&UP 1714)675-8678 garage. first month's Bachelors. 1 or 2 .1.-1 •ntsFunNshed "' nser. •. l Unlversih Park TcrracP $39.S month. Call ownt:r lmmed. occup. $600.·650. •Studio& l BR Apts Super lbr. view $450. rent & deposit only S250. Bedrooms &Townhouses """';; Ui.fwnfshed 3900• CLOSITOllACH 3 BR, highl>' upgraded at642·0l38. 646-l035 •1V&MaidServAvail 2·2br.lba,$34S·$400. Smallfee.531-1713 Fl'om$249.50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 3 Br 21., Ba condo. S495. mo. 640·1270 or LogunoHi~ 3252 EASTBLUFF 2 sty. vu. 3 •PhoneServ.Htdpool 67S..2311days. CALREHTALS Spectac'!lar spa. tolal THE EXCITING Bltns. p\1 yd. $435 mo. 751-2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bl", 3 Ba. huae Fam Rm 2376Newport Blvd.CM FIREPLACE. lbr. gar. recreation program. ••• uuEr• •-s 848-0800 -548 9755 645-3967 Exquisite 3br 2b Jetty social program. 8 pools. 8 ,.._ ~"' "''"' • --------~Turtlerock 4 br hm New Viewfrom4Br.2Ba.entl w/fpk.S650 lse.644·14SO · or view.Sl200m0nt~· fncd yard s:no. Small tenniscourts.AtFashlon MJNUTESTONPT Lovely 4 bedrm. 2 b paint. ~ar. dr opnr. Pool gar. l~e yard S650 mo. 3 BR. 2 bu .. decorator Bungalow. emply. person. 675·2311 days. fee. 6.11-1713 lslaoo. Jamboree & San BCH. home. cpts. drps. rplc & tenn. s.595. 644·4157 Grdnr incl. 831· 1695 Bluffs condo. $49S Mo. Maid serv. No smkrs. CAL RENTALS Joaquin Hills Road. Bach. l&:? BR. patio. rncd ya.rd, kids lrYIM 3244 Irvine 3244 Agent 640·0020 548·7197 Bachelor apt avail. C714l 644-1900 from .,.ZlO. & up. ~. ~oKiee S38S. 963"1567 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Condos, Newport Ter· E-side cozy bach wtfrptc. Call '75-4907• ~~j 1ob~d:r~~j·e~8~~~~ Ba)'front apt.. 2 bdrms .. 2 ~~t~!!~b~~s Hunt. Seaclirf Exec hme 4br, 3 ba, rumpus rm, 3.000 sq.rt. walk to bch. gardener lncl . SGSQ. mo. 842-43.'n Cul de sac. avail. 3 Br 2 Bii. nr beach, Fam Rm. fpk. patio. rncd back >ard w/grdnr. Monthly Prine only $$50. 675 1501 Le&se 3 Br 2 Ba. cpt drps. refrig, huie 2 <'Sr gar. no pets. S3SO mo. Avail now. 54S·3l23 Very nice. 3 bedrm. 2 ba home. cpts. drps. 2 car gar .. patio. nl<'e back )'.rd w /BBQ. <'hlldren & pet OK. $37$. 963-4~7. l\lt.noree. 4 BR, 2 BA. cpls. drps. nu palnt. lge fnro yard. car gar .• move right in. l36S. 983--i567. Alt .no ree. 3bf. 2b&, many xtras. grt ~Td. Vlc of Yorktown & Brookburst . I 9442 Salmon Ln. $450/mo. 968·1444 St 75. J Ir.....,.., Nice! Kids OK. Many matt avail now. Small '" "" .. nre stnlce. pl:c.~ ••Casn:••,.. Gtti. ~ 38c, lN. Cvrd patk>. qiea/drpe, bltlns. level )'d. m5 (213 ~9616 Oownt~ •Bluto ~h. 3 br.fbL beam ttll, frplt', din rm. su11ktu1 tub. painted 1bruou1. $425. 5'31'r1&4 macnab/ Irvine realty ltAMCHO SAM JOAQUIN Beautiful "San Joaquin" model -2 BRs. 2 baths. den & dining room. Lower level on golf course. Near pool. Avail. immediately! $52Slmo. Donna Godshall 644·6200. <Y·l4 > . FOtt THE IXECUTIVI Outstanding 3 BR. 3 bath at Rancho San Joaquin features stained glass. air cond .. decorator wallpapers. cus tom drapes. lg. matching refrigerator. washer/ dryer. trash compactor. OW & view! Lila Harper 752-1414. CY·lS> WOOD•IDGI S & S HOMI Driftwood model -3 JJRs. family room. dining & 21h baths. Air cond. & commu.nlt,y pool. Very attractive. $575/ mo. Vee Stlnson 642-8235. (V-16) I YOU OWi fT TO YOUIS&J To see the finest your money can lease. Beautiful 3 BR in 1\trtJerock Glen featuring indoor atrium. tove-lY exterior landscaping w/ covered patio, plush cpt. custom drps & shutters. EJec. stove w/sell·clean ov~n. DW & trash compactor. Naar pool. jacuni & tennis. $625/mo. LiJa· Uuper '152·1414. <Y-17 > .. 2-t23S 100 tOt OOY9r Drive • c.Mr lt11lrw at C.m* Valley c.n•r 7$2·1414 race. 3 & 2 BR's, ocean New decor. $195. Call Costa Meso 3824 smokers only. refs req'd. baths. S700 Mo. yrly. <SBlks East of Newpon • views.64.2·7312 afler3,675·2913 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnq.954W. l7th.S48·0358. lease. Boat slip avail. at Blvd.I Dana Point 3726 BAY MEADOWS $2. 65 38r 28a Mft. 546-9800 3 br. 3 ba. Bordeaux Spac. 1 & 2br. tba apts. • , Udo Realty 673-7300 • Model. Big Ca nyon ••••••••••••••••••••••• Many facil. avail. Encl. Upstairs, clean & ready. Home. Avail. July 1st. $250 gar. Pvt patios. Oas/wtr no pets. 646·4.343 Nwpt Shores area. t ~ ~l ~o. 968·4737 or ~~·,::~sl:.~~3ry. patio. ~ N:cJ:~~3 From Quiet sngl 1 Br dplx. cpts. ~~=~14~~~1dplx. =--::~u~~~:;:;;;: CALRIEHTALS · . drps. bltns. yard. 242 Lu 28R 2, ... 88 Co Bluffs S500·$850. Big Ca· NOW R ENT I NG . flower. rear. xury • ~ • n· nyon $1500. 3 & 4 BR . .._wpori leach 3769 beautirul new apt s. do, tennis, pool, Jacusa1, beaut. homes. Prime ••••••••••••••••••••••• spacious 1 Br's great Studio apt. pvt dwelling. adulls $600 /l t:astl. views w /pools. Rltr closets. 5265. Light & utll pd.,snglsonly.S175. 642·S200 FROMS240to$335 644-0134 airy 2 Br's, w/pvt pati Aft6PM.ml.C17 cno Westcllrr :lbr. I '"Iba S Beaut apt plans. avail. Nwpt Shores sparkling 2 or balcony. $295. Encl Lrl qdiet 2br 2ba garden townhouse. Adlts, no fW'{\ or unlurn. Bach. 1 br. 2 ba. Beach. tennis, gar's. lndry facll. Come apt. Completely re· pets. $350/mo. 1728 Bed· br. 2 br. 1 ba: 2 br .. 2 P'lOI. 2 cnr gar. $495. by btwn 111:30 & 5:30 any1 derora\ed. Wshr. dryr ford Ln.548-7S33 . r.~,· 8:r~~ !~~~msae: S48-31SS7 day. 324 V ctoria. or call hookup enclosed gar. ., Mullan Realty, 646·3436 Mat. adults. Sm pet OK. 2 Br, w B a Condo . P • • o s • d e ~ k 8 . Back Bay 3 br. ram rm. 2 • frplcs New plush brown crpts. New country kit. rreshly painted. c:ul·de- sac.~.lse.646-7370 •Mf-:"Carmel .. , 3 br. 2 ba, F /R, patios Adults. S700 640-0766 eves Hbr View Hllls. 3 Br. Im· mac. Lse / or rent w /gardener . $550. Ph 644·1452 ~ Via Udo Nord, Ltdo lalc 4 bdrms. $2SOO. mo. Call (2131270·4541 or <21!) $34-09'ZO Harbor View Knolls. new ~ a BR. 2 Ba. den, .end unit . pooJJtennls. am. mo. 644-9592 Oa-cn hM Sat/Sun 12 6. Npt Uta 3br, 2ba. cpt tN-uo\lt, ato~ & retria. Nt sc.boott & :thop'1. 646-4207 or .627·11812. 2324 Laurel Pt. 81'1 (;anyon Twnhie. New 2 t l<>r>t. 2bf, 2ba, rHtl~ Aua l. ~ pt.tic>. c:pt '8• drpa, P<>Ol. t~nnlt crt, c:orrwr of Jamborff & Ford Rd.~ mo on I yr tu SiOO mo on J >"' IM. Ca~I Mra. Looa. 844·8'\2 or540-2960 S280 552.1283 • w1custom drps. cpts. landscap•d 1ro1.1nds. T 0 . · paU~. 001. waJk 10 cav. prf[J, llCbtecftcnnis, GREA RECREATl N . 2 br. cpts, drps. bltna. MIRIUMACWOODS Westcllf ,,.6b®plng $4.15 v o lleyball . 2 •t y Swimming. saunas. 2 KldsOK. $'l2S. mo. "l•·bbou.s• bllllardM health clubs. billiah!s, 83l.tl0819 to$ SpaclOt.15 2 br. 2 ba •Pl· " .. ... • · "· night·lighted tennis \JUI pc1 •• cl• ,araae. swlmtnlnlrs!°ol. plrtg courts. Pro & pro shop, S27~ 2 br. I ba. E/Sfde u~cuui .. &aul. NEWPORT MARINA. ~ ~peta~pa, gym golfdrivi.ng range party tnplex. Enc. gar. bale. 1 M . 14. W .,...M 919BaY5ideDr.New2Br --~bwestComer room. ' Nrnew.Mi?-1603 425 ernmac: ay.... 2 Ba & den. lullury Ecl1aset/NewhAnd FUN ACTIVtTIES : THEDAISY 0..PoW 312' waterfront apt. Deck. M>OEdtn1er.H.B. 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Atttsuc trlm· I build'& Unlu• l.:111 W Care0.rpet<.1Hnttrs r.LECTRICAL SERVICE Custom Mlrl'Orll·~ est. for Bl&Lynn 536·7711 IRONING DONElN MY Norm's Paperhanging. From SU$. Main lines mini. removal. 2.$ .Yb in 1a·1• C ·• N w °" .. mct•1o)c>r•h11mpoo CALLSSllhr.ltSMALL ComPleteOJaaaServlcelfouSecleanlng by Rella-HOME.REASONABLE Allkinds.~est.State trom S14 .U. wat,,er area Ltc'd/Insrd add 1t • Com, St lie • Mlaouohol1tery •II work .IOBSIG 8233 ScnshlneGlaa1154S·7713 ble couple referencu Call646-81.20 lie 330986. 83S·3705 or heaters from $54.l!!l .1_67.;..~_;_ ______ _ Corp 1u.11r twf•/MC. Cre..e.t Call!168 5813 l -626 6126· 675-6480 Garbace disposal5 In· R.11 n.t .. 04H'1l6 0. da:lnt Gt....,.. · or · Masoewy s talled from $44.!S. Removing. trimmlo1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.,;;;-.;r., ••••••••••••• trvlne Domestics ••••••••••••••••••••••• P14int&Papering.24yrs Plumbing r epairs. 7 topptng.Crest.llc/l~ln Cllll it...... ~r'~ t hltt!•m clua~t Relh1bl1 &xpr JapaneH SkJploader, dump truck. HOU*ework. plant care: Fire~laces·Planters serv:e Harbor area. St d"ys.an)'time/~place. a.rea14yn.Tol\)'~~~ ...................... .,._°~o ~ lbt lltr~ ·ct Oordener. Reoaonable hall.lln&. tree work, erud party hostesses barten· Bric Concrete PaUo lie 183281. Refs furn. Free es ts Ul · 42 or Upltolshry Ca.°""'9 ar,. r1:.::un~ C:il~~I Uv rm."Jt~ ,:~chull :.·5 m . Fr •t. °'6·5330 ln&,demo.eic. 751·3930 ders. cbauffeurS, coo~a. Bl°R~w2i!s8 BBQ Pits 642·2356 75141168 ...................... . a ds, fr Ott Mark A\I rm f7.60. ('()U('h SH>. Ike iilrporl tra n s llc d . 5' ts. &46-046"4 Painter. 5 yrs 'e1<pr. all HOMESAVERS. Plumb· DRl·FOAMSHAt.tPOO 75l·ll04. SS7.-n rhr a 011or dlmlnate Comm'I It Resi<ltJttlAI Hlllllftg anytlme5S2·5500 Free Est: Blockwalla. phases. Airless system. Ing & He•hng. Free est. O\uir SlO. Sofa S15. Auto ~--------1 Pl'l odor. C.,t repair 15 hawn care. tr.ee work .••• , .. ~................ Alltt'aHou.setleanlne slump•to.ne. brick. 673-00ZZPaul SlOhr. Honest &reliable Sl5.Dick8rownS48·9490 yra cxpr Do work O>fnpl cleon·up 548·20C9 H.aullne movtna cleanup Reas,rellabte.rers.Own Res/Comm. Reas. lie/· HOUSE P . tln 10 servlce.BotA.Mstrche wlftdow..-~ m)'U'lf.Rft•3310101 Mike -/up '--~ .. or'";, Reas trans.646-4871anytlme bond. Bob 750·9354. CMa/NinB g. 1Yrs OK.8C7.o383or751·~ _...__...• •••• •• . """'.. ... • &12·9144 expr. area. am ••••••••••••••••• • ....,,,...._.~ C1b tliit EXPERT JAPANBSE taat • .freeeat842·4597 Dependable. consistant small so are my prices. TelevlsioftR.,..r SPARKLECLEANJ~(; Carpcontry, plumtnn1t. ••0 •••• .. ••••••••• .. •• GARDEN ER. Free HAULING Odd J b cleanina Own trans wk· Mo Ing Ron6426799 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wlndowsourspec:1e1ty c-cnmic tU. M0-.5160 S. ., • .,.. C..,.... estimates. 962-0858 L:iw stude~t needs w~r: · ly or bi·montt1. 848-0647 ... : ................ • .. Plast... ,11t.,alr CANOPY TV SERVICE Free est NOW 646-6T03 Cafl>entry. any l,Ype. o( Nwpt Bch. Weddlnp, WEEDING-CLEANUPS Jlm49"·58M . Expert J a Panes e Exp Student move you to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alst Ft aiRAT~SEI!Y.1Cl!" ~ 62 e •• , Pa:it-1 doors '1c Al otnce boiit or cMkh1ll w i..1 Mal SF"Sa 1 r Pi'ices _,. ....., IHI Commi u ~ Aft ~ parties apecial oc· ee .... y ntenance ooc Student w/big ~T Housecleaning lady. · cto area. reas. ve VERYNEATPATCH Tile t' all i 541-2719 . c . caalons&45.7_, Fr-.-ee.t 642·9907 truek. Trub. tree trim. Weekly. Call aCt 5:3-0. 6/16am640·2S88. FrJOBSt&TEXTURE :~dava":t~8J!o• ~~ ,.. He MOWING . EDGING etr. Randy 642·5703, 551-3983 p...L.11-•--a ee Ei;. 893-1439 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0&11y" PILOT LOU'S HOKE REPAlRS. --•II ""*-Tri i g Cl anups 549.3866 ROM C _,, •• .,, • ..,...... •ltCJ CERAMIC TILE. New or Al• · ~ yn, exp. Carpot'y •••••••••••••••••-•••• mE~ nR ... !~.. F E ILI NG TO ....................... Peot>lawboneedPeople ,remodel. Frest.smljobs SBVIC"I pan1·1. patlodrs,551·20 Ecooomy Acoustics. Qual ,c. eas .... e..,.,...,. REMOVE Cement. FLOOR. ENJOY LJFE PETERS PAINTING That'swhatthe wetcom~S36·2426aft s. ---"";....;.. ____ _,, ceilin1s. new or re· VERY t,.oW PRICES! asphalt. dirt. trees. etc. MORE. Debble494..8431 Expr'd. Reas Rates. DAILY PILOT DIUCTOllY JlDd what you want ln spray. repairs. free est. on oarden in" m a in· Free est. 642·2624 Uc'd / Free Est. Call Gene SERVICEDIRECTORY HaveeUso?mCelthl~gledyoudwadnt OOITNOW! Daib' Pl.let ClassifHlds. •1800 ten~ Georg; 549-20lS lnsrd Sellidle Items 642-5678 552-0458 Is all about! ~f ~ll. 642~~~'. a s 0 '4~·5'71 SuatarR•als 4200 SwatDl'ltfttals 4200 OffluReatal 4400 lasfttessRttdjlf 4450...... LostlrFound 5300 HelpWClllttd 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 MefpW..tecl 7100 ........................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()pportunlty 5005 ........................................................................................ , ••• SAN ClEMEKTE Lge ram hm, steps to ch. 150 I W..tdiff Dr. 470N. Newport Blvd, NB ....................... Lost: May 25th. Manx Administrator N'eeded for CLERK For H.B. Dtout Beach homes, condos. furn . Re rs . 2 l N rt y· I I Cl RetaUsbop. lOprk'g. PLANT BOTIQUE 0 C Cat. Male tabby. Wht pre-school. Exper. &love Banking store. min. age 24. Exp. andapts . Reserve now. Goldenrod,CdM. ~offlanc S,0: 642-SSSl,xlntloc. Mall, estab. 5 yrs. help hind ft. yellow collar. for children very impor· CLERIC TYPIST notnec.847·2S63 dERTHA HENRY Vacatioft Rentab 4250 Call onSlte ~:nager • Wanted 3000 to 5000 sq. rt. run, gross $100M, com· Wht tag w /nS4S·7503: U tanl. Sal open. Call. Mrs. Our marine finance d~pt. Oerk ror Uquor Store & REALTORS ••••-••••••••••••••••• (TI4)642-3lllext246 retail shop space in mon net 25%. F/P $62M. seen anywhere. anytime Evans, lnl~rnahona l located. at our beaut1CuJ Deli . & Stock Boy 215De1Mar 492·4121 LAGUNA BCH·l'-i Blks Newrrt, Huntin gton Terms.Bkr.768-5800 call540-8263 ~~ssori School. Lido Village has an i~· w/driversllc.MS,7893. San Juan Capistrano. 2 bch. 3Br. sips 7, S22S wk. THE EFFICIENT Beac or Costa Mesa. u..-.. to Loan 5025 12 Yr o Id Germ an . ~bede;.k~~ed/cl~o:k at~pr~;~ CLERK .. A .. """ftter sal-. Ur. compl Curn. Condo July S250 Aug. Also tBr. Call collect, person to ..._ .... , shepard. Sliver with ALIGNMENT MAN " " • '"' """"' "'" Sl25 wk July $140 A g LT AJ person Don or J er ry ••••••••••••••••••••••• black saddle. Answers to Good telephone & typing S2.65 p/hr. Apply at: 23i w,pool. $400/mo. 499·2756 494-50t2or ra1a1244-6~1i A ERN IYE (0)37~ ISt. 2MI& 3rdT.D."s Lance. No license. eaur-~.~~7023 sk ii Is a re neces s . F ischer Ave. Cost a $275to $750 Wk Rentals to Shere 4JOO Open a branch omce or lndmtrialRental 4500 LOANSAVAILABLE Reward! 387·8 E18th St. . Previous banking. credit _M_es_·_a. _____ _ WATERFRONT HOM.ES ••••••••••••••••••••••• start your own company ••••••••••••••••••••••• CredJt not important. Costa Mesa. can 557.5737 Ambitious couple to help chhecl fkiul'ng1rexpea1ir.fiwedou~~ 1be for a fraction or the cost. 673-4883 Broker w /wholesale businesa. e P · qu "' n· Call63H400 Will share Park Newport Month to month rent in· C.M. lndustrial 1400sq.R. Lost : SlOO Reward, blls P/I'. Substantial pay. terested please call the so LAKE Tahoe dlx 2 Bdrms w /re&P person. eludes: recpt. service. 1265. 2955 Randolph ''B" Home refinancing, 8~ Lhasa Apso, parking lot 557-0215 branch to schedule an In· l~e 3 br. 2 ba, sips s: $195+ h utll. 963·6761 personali21 phone coli 646-2130; 679-3709 ~!; 9~w~· ~~uc:i~yd ~ =rt~'!~~ar!!~r~~ Artists t(~~e~87(-~ ~;t~~ ~~ CaA 1blre TV5.131vo998ol. 1t685enn. dys, eves 759--00« ~~~~~c;onu.ndC:..~ro'::~d Costa Mesa, 2400 sq.Ct. at loans. 9% FHA $38,250. lngs on chest. Ans. to N.B. Creative Agency 322. v · rom · • Rmmate MtF. shr 3 Br 3 prkg. & ~ore. $360 per mo. 675·1~ or max loan, 30yr loan, as· ·•Jaz:z". Days. 759-0234, needs Creative Artists. l&2 bdrms. Newport Ba bse, CdM. Fem will TIIEEXECUTIVE 646-1164 sumable, no prepay. eves552-0757 Illustrators, technical & Beach. Garage. Steps t yr old son. ASAP. fpl c. SUITE 1000 sq. n. modern offices 549-8469 commercial. Inkers & bch.544·6899:675·7598 gar, ws hr /dryr . S NNICOLASDR FOUND : Tri col or Production Paste-up. ________ _, dahwshr. front yd, patio. 567 A • & ware h 0 use· 13 1 O Monty Wanted 5030 Shellie, June 5, nr Irvine F\111 time & free lance Gorgeous apt. overlook· comp l furn . S225, SUrTEl06 J.Aian,C.M.UnltB.$2l4. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &MesaDr .. CM.751·5006 days&eves.957·0212. CITY NATIONAL IA.HK F,qual Oppor Employer mg bay, aaults. June, Ju· 1st/last. 644-4965 art 6:30 NEWPO~~OACH. CA mo. 646·7512 $20,000 or $30.poo 2nd T.D. aft6 '~" Aug & Sept. $1050 mo. Gill t h 2 BR t Pk Industrial Unit. 3,960 sq n. on local duplexes wanted --e....-.--..... -,-,K-E. ___ , ARTIST .!~TFOK TRELMLS~!y- 675-9877 ° g are ap · • l MO F REE RENT• warehouse & oCCices. by local execs. 10% Int. ..._ DESIG.,..ER ..--'""' Newport.Xlntopportuni· 1.2.3 Rm.dlx.offlees.No Good price & location. Call (7l4) 640·4380 or 644·U26 "" Exeellen.t salar y & CLERK N.8. insurance co. needs sharp rating & codlng clerk w /good typing &, 10 key proCklency. sat to ssso. w /good co. benefits. 833-8450. CLERIC TYPIST for Newport Public Acct. 2 Girl oCCi~e. Some book· keeping e~pet. req. Hrs M. sal. open. Send rll· sume lo Ad. 926. Tbe Dai ly Pilot. P.O.Box 1500. Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 <.:HARMING 2 BR Cot· ty to meet people. Ten· lease req. Adj. Airporter C.M. CallS3l·llGl 894·2312 Santa Ana Mfg, seeks benefits for experienced tage, furnished. For Info. nis, gym & pool. Call Hotel. Low rates. full ---------•FOUND: Silky Terrier qualified designer to as· personnel to work in COCKTAIL caJl675·9667or530·7290 Anita days at 644·9040. serv.833-322:Jtilnoon MISSION VIEJO MorlCJC!CJf•• Trut male, vie Tustin area. sist in developing new pleasant atmosphere. WAITRESS ---------1 Aft 6. 644-7295. 1SS0.3700SQ. FT. DeidS 5035 _838-8336 ________ , C h ris l mas re It & Call persoMel. 645·5333 Beout. 3 BR Condo, furn. 2 R 0 0 M Suite w I Air cond ofc, 575,3534 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• stitchery line. Ex per. for appointment. Learn in 40 hrs t.he most dosctobeach.Pool,ten-Fem.tosharecondoLag. restroom Sl75 1770 83S-02llext9582. LOHll'9Qf Personals 5350 w/Crewel,greetlngcard BankorNewport exciting. glamourous. nis crt. spacious park'g, Nlg. pool. xtras. Sl45 Orange ·Ave · CM ~ /0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• background desirable. Equalopptyemployer highly paid profess. Day etc. 675-4985 or 673·5558 !!'~~·. 66Sule~ or Pam. 548-6996 or675-8386 . Lagana hoch lndust. ••so 2_,,,. TD• --· Drinking problem? can Mrs. Weir. o or eve sessloos. Place-._...,_.. ""°"" - -._.. ~II Alcohol Helpline BAR MAIO. night shirt. 5 ment assist. Good job op· 3 Br~a. c:ctMT. :x'~mo WANTED· Fem to share OFFICE SPACE. 17th & 37~~:~~~r· F~~~iJ'l~cel.949 24brsaday83s.3830 ASSEMILERS day wk. weekends orr. ~ .... 1••r.s1.9194 or --v wee". u ug · Pomona C M 225 sq ft _......... ..... .,. ---------•Male or Cem. 3 Yrs mi Nice quiet bar. apply in - 3rd.644·5142 rental. $175 + V.. util. Paneled:cpt'd.,pdwrr·m: 7200sq.ft.M.G.ldea1Cor 642·2111 54 611 PREGNANT! exper.Good manualde · person. Kings Inn. 720 So. Call. Cocktail OCEANFRO"'T Newport ~rest. across SlOO per mo. 675-5756 aft mfg or warehouse Clear Carinfi conCidential terity, good eyesight. Randolph St. Costa Mesa WaJtresses, Inc .. 17922 "' from teltl\ijl crts & pool . 6PM 1 med • h. PRIV,.. ... EP,..RTY counse Ing & re~ I Id · · 81 S C Avallnow. l&2Bdrm Debbit. 631.3239 or Don. · m occy. span, extra he1g t. 779 ~· ~ ierra · so enng & rrucroscope Sky Park • te • $200/$225.Wkly.673-2493 6.'JJ.<)8~ Prime commercial loca· W. 16th St. C.M. Days Will pay more for your Abortion, adoption & expet'. Small co. w/good B.:\R MAID·Full or part· lrvine.Ca92'714 67S.S;M)O.eves540-8299 2ndT.D.642·3S73 keeping. benefits. Small COl1lJ>O· ltme for neighborhood __ ..;....;__;, ___ _ Bayshores-Pvt beaches & AVOID INCOMPATIBLE Uo.n fol' office or shop. APCARE 547·2563 nents. Hard working, de-bar In Mission Viejo. CoAediolll• guarded gate. 2Br. 2aa. ROOMMATES!! Coast Hwy-Laguna RentalsW..ted 4600 10% Second TD money dicated individuals \495-6910or75'·3088 ExpandingMortgageCo. ~~~i~~~~~ ~= ;~:·~c;Gsu~~:,;: =:J:n~p~~.' ~5~1::i~ ;;;:;;·~~·s~;::::;;;;~ ~r:e~~u.i:.~~ ~~!. ~!~~ ~~~~~ ·M~~11. carol. Beauty. Ex-Sasson Styfist ~2llit':eo~nl~r fo~ i~n agent 0 Of F' d' utll. Oumbiner & Assoc.. needs 1 bdrm Cum apt xlnt terms. 548·2063 For the fvn of if! ~~ ~fli,~~~~~eecb: individual 1_0 do colle<.-· · THATu~ioin-"PE~SON 494-9421 close by Dally Pilot. ~~His/ ServingallOrangeCo. Assistant. shampoo & re· 6425387 lion work m the field. LAGUNA BEACH, lge 2 r-SSb Shari Dyn amite Designed Plaza Quiet & privacy a must. / 835.7313 ceptlonist for new salon · FHA. VA& Conventional Brhse,SSS0mo.S200 wk. _ .... y ng Sln"l e, no pets . ,__.&.!.,._.. In Newpo rt Beach llLU ... >-cL~K mortg-aaes. Contact I J O'"" Executive Suites See " _.. ~ ,,.,1 1392 "~ ~ " Av unel5.494-"""' Wanted fem rmmate to Sunday'sad.640.s668 References. No yard .. ••••••••••••••••••••• RELAXllQGMASSAGE _...,_. ________ ,Exp. Accts Rec. Incl Cathy T hompso.tL •---------• care. pis. Must be as-Bob James· 714 963'7873 Equal Onnnr Laguna Bch Secluded & helpfind&sbarerenton sured of occupancy at ~ 5100 Lie.Masseur: i---------1 heavy typing &·recon· · rl"" Woodsy, avl July & Aug, unr hme, $350 to $500 HEWPOltT CEMTBt least 30days in advance. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OutcaJlsS·S 494.511 t Assistant ManCIC)ilt clliation. Newporter l.nn • ..;.E:...m..,;,;p::...:l=-Y1";__ ____ _ 2 Br 2 Ba, add'! rm range in Nwpt Bch. SUITE 180 lfyoucanoffertheseac· SCRAM-LETS For 644-1700. ext 516. Paul COMPANION·COOK. re· dwnstars. gar. beaut de-O>sta Mesa, CdM, areas Prestige location, ocean commodallons and are •SUZI'S• Exdusln Holland. E.O.E . fined woman, wknas for cor. 2 pvt terrace~ color 768-5007an6PM • views avail. EX.f!CUtlve Interested in a reliable au~wERs DesiC]nfflo•"'-•• llCKPR/SECRET ... RY incapacitated 86 yr old TV . stereo . '1 PI~ • omces w /full sMy & t t I ril d ~ Outcall Massage bee) ••"t"" ~ woihan. 673·3078 wshr/dryr. $600/mo. incl Femroomma~et<tsbare2 telephone services. Uo· t~~ :de~~~ :S. ~ai~ Nougat-Clove-10AM·2AM 731·5448 Must experience~ Some exper. req'd. Call --------- ullJ.494·3679 ~.!'.~lc8oal)dfto5~.n30N .. 8. $170. derground parking. con· Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, MercyA-NCCaELnlne -Spiritual Re-~-Mature&attractlve MIJ..2Mlor646.S79? COOKS. BARTENDERS . ..,..,..., ference facilities. Many Cost M C 9262$ C. _. Phone Manager for BOOKKEEPER . Full DRIVERS. P /Tlmt'. Nwpt Sch. steps to ocean. extras. Competitively a esa, a. . Ovetheard: ''I'll tell you 1815So. El Camino Real lntervlew , Over 21 yrs. Im med. 1 BR ar 2 BR. furn. Start· Roommate ~/F to share . ed M h h Qui olh bow mshe wire spends. San Clemente. FUiiy lie. 549·2213 Charge. p/tlme . f1ex1bl Openings. Appl Y in !!f ..!!,~m $150. wk. up. 2bd.2ba~~~f:·B· ~l~s·e. ont to mont da~::re-r':. d:~1~e'!~: Whent d goes tto that __ F_o_r_a"""p ..... pt_._492_·7296 ___ ,~~~~~~~~~~ :Pu.bJ_Mic~stAhcacvte'g3.yresx. Pof. ~OE.l.""1Mhe-St·n.C.EdsM.Piua. --.·vvuo Call Kathy 644·7180 care Cor or rent home In grea epartmen store .,.,.........,., u 11 Carlsbad, Oceanside. San Huve $100 pr mo Cor llv-UKINewportCntrDr.NB Unlv.1-DorlrvineHiSchl in tbe sky. the credit EXOTIC GIRLS A~!':v~!r!il Shop needs Clemente oceanfront mg. Nd r!?liable m tr dist. Refs. avail. Mrs. card companies are go. Massage&Modeling help. homes & apt's. Dally, w/same. Will shr apt or IJrDOrtOfflces Bush, (213)348-6311 ing to CANCEL her Outcall$42·3169/543·32SO Top wages paid. En&ine weekly, monthly form ~mdone.Ted642·299Saf\ tlttONTHFREE Urgent! Res pons _c_h_ar...;;;g_e_n_um_be_rs_:_· __ *KARE ... 'S* Steamers. eng painters. SlOO. p/wk. White Water · FUii service. No lease re· employed girl seeks tem· Ccr Pool 5150 " burrers & polishers. up· Rlty Inc. <714)433·2722 Wanted: Fem to sbr 2 bd q'd. 200·600 sq. ft. Plenty porary or permanent re· ••••••••••••••~•••••••• OtrrCALL MASSAGE holstery shampooers. d I / $138 + or parking. 2082 S.E. 'd t · Will Need A R1a.e. 6PM·2PM 973·0893 check out. pick-up & de· NJ>1. Bch. A·Crame bach. up ex .w same. Bl'istol St. Newport 51 ence n ruce area. . WUI share expense. Yng u A h BOOKKEEPER. thru trial balance. C.P .A. fl.rm. Resume only. N COOKS. DP9'D Mature. Bayview Manor. 350 W. Bay. CM 642·3:i0.$ phone calls. lnclude~1--------satary req. Suite 403. 23861 El Toro Rd. El Toro, Ca. 92630 Sips 5, 1 blk bay /ocn. \,utUit1es, CM. 645·5048 Beach. 557.7010 consider llght housekp g lady needs ride from HELP IS AVAILABLE ve:Zsinfir6o~tBl, CM $200/Wk. 675-4169. Qt resp indlv in icl's. No In excb~nge. 675·9407 home c.M. nr l7th & San· For Families ln Crisis. 645-l030 Bookkeeper. part tim COOKS 8 h 00 d drugs Bal Isl bse Sl97 50 lusinH1 R...tal 4450 Call by thlB wknd. ta Ana to work. nr O.C. Call the Hope Unit, South ---------• heJp ror local lnsuranc Laguna c • 1 Y s to mo l~t & last 673: 1501 · .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Airport & back. Works Coast Com m u n It y Auto Parts Counter man agent. Strong bookkeep W• ar. a cllaht of oYer bch. sips 4 minimum, . . 4 DElUXEOFC'S ...,...sjln¥fft/ 8·5. Lve message, Jan Hospital. So. Laguna . wanted W/sales exper. & Ing. prererably wit 5 0 0 q u 0 I I • y S200 wkly 494·1602, Fem 25 wants rem to C r t 2$ ll FinaftCe 541·3388. ~1311 . w1managerlal potential. A.R.C. exp. Also lit rest•ratth mid are l-&6·2149 sbare.2bdrm hsemCM. oneiedm .. seahs t' a ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Xlntpay.7l4·848·ll$8 clerical & stenographi SllO +"utilities. Gayle, pan • sm. w e n re· ..._u Lost&Foe.ntcl 5300 Travel 5450 duties. Days. 768-3400 Mtf&ing M cMd ,_... NWPT BCH·2Br. 2Ba, l "11 . .,,." ...... 1 .,.,9 1000 ar. 1 or 2 yr. lease. Lake n..--t.-ity 5005 •••••••••••• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 8abvs1tter • my home. art. S. 768-5755 tlm• profe'sslo••I blksffOmbcb.frplc,wk·.....,........ or..,..• Forest area. Kent ._..,....... ••.••••••••• · B " miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-~ ,.. 1 (2!3) 76a-6589 Harkins ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found. Dalmatian. male, unt 1n gt on each to .supervise 7 & 9 yr olds. • c. 0 0 k 1 f 0 f' 0 • r Y· Free rm & kltch priv Cor 7i4 58.1 9393 BtAUTY SA.LOH 3 yrs old. Vjc. Magnolia Bost on. m Id Ju I Y . Mon · Tues · Thur s CARPENTER ntstaarmtt which Is H.8 Waterfront yng woman. l yng cl\lld · · 8 • k d & f 11 &Talbe F.V.847-1901 Female driver pref'd . 11 :30·5:30. June·Sept. opetlinQ ~ ~ ....._... 3 Bdr~. fully Curn. ok.Nohsekp'g.6"-2600. DESK space at ml75 eq"~~~~in:usyF:rei.FoundPrtGermanShep. _840_·3365 _______ 1 Rers. Founta)n Valle)' FWshloatW~ ..,_._:"'..-r' Washer/dryer, free boat Fem 26 wants to find & Beach ~l vd ... n ear Avenue Mall In Laguna prt Gldn Retriever. ~~Ion& _962_·3240 __ . ______ Must be expr'd • hav ...,.- dock. sleeps 10. $40() share 2 bd. 2 ba apt, NB Talbert in Huntaogton Beach. $30,000. about 6 mo. Xk lSth & ~ Babysitter needed oBcwhn. 894ha~~10tBooUllsN. omlJlr. Week. SlSOO month. area.64S-2988afl6. Beach. S50 per month. r .--...... C-~'f lrvlne.675·7754, Mustdn've. --..., '1'74-4384 or eves 675-6169 Bring own furniture. Our -Sor •Co _. · -••••••••••••••••••• • ----------·--•Free room 10 a luxury receptlonJst will answer llCK . · ast ~· Found: Gray TOy Poodle. School• & 646·5162· Irvine home to a lady in your phone for lfO ·per LAGUNA BEAC SA. Days 896·1334~ Eves ~ Babysitter. mature. non· CARf'IT LA YER exch ange for light month. DailyPilotomce, 497•2457 &Wknd.8979-4632. •••••••••••••••••••••• smoker. my home. own Just opeoed new store. housework. Call Kett. &124321 FOUND: White female Swim Leuona Pvt. An trans. Refs. F .V. 839-7083 Need lmmed. 642-9521 or RE.ALTY coMr,m.v 552·1222 AMTlft)UISHOP de>g. Bayview School. a~es. Your pool or apt ans:30pm. _67_s._7_St;_1_. -----Ha:.:·:~!: 4 BR + Office Rental 4400 . lristol St /CM & RlflMISHlMG Santa Ana Hgts. Call to nune. 675-0240 eves. IA.aYSITTBt . C h i I d c a r e & 11 t e maid's· rum. Pier&slip. •••••••••••.,.•••••••••• For Lease: Now AvaiJa-N16Yearuameowner! ldenUfy7S1·1368 Jobs WCMfed. 7075 In ho t bea b 6 house.keeping for rella· AvaU.JulyltAug.oryr. 60'flllt59FT ble 3000 sq ft prlme .J~!~~r SlSK. Full FOUND: Male Fawn •••••••••••••••••••u•• yr:a gil"f.'~r!rsom~~e bleyounf{woman. Live· lY beginning 9n7. John 1617WESTCLIFF·NB space. Nr CdM Frwy. i\Gti:N'I' 833,9181 Grejft Dane, vie Hunt· NURSES AIDE wants pvt w/car. Mqn thru Fri. In posit ton. Newport Macnab642>&35 (Y·l.9) • AGT.541-$32 Dlstlnctlvelnalhspecta. ington 8eh 536·4289 duty rorelderly. Well ex· Summetonly.645-8795 Beach.642-7709 SUMMfA na Landscaping & arcbltec· 'Beltourant, Hr. prof bldg, ~ · pr'd. 646-81.20. Baby,ltter for 2 boys ages Child care. ren able IAYROHT ~UXEOFRCES , tureare well suitedtore· Laguna ffi ls.~en 5 FOUND: White Getman Companion Driver. Good 8 & 10. Also Ille woman, pref University Harbor Island Rd Pl & ~~~ i:q~g. sp~~~!; tail or office location Call duys,'t-~M., 11 rent. ~ Husky mix, large, plain cook. Beach aroa. housekeeping. Edison Prk. Irv area. Nd'd .to !'Up for lg. boa\. 5 BR~. s as35< sq. n. ug Ni';uet & Mr. Welcbat 7si-23~ ~n "price~i$2.1~~,s~t w /Choke chain . ma le Live-out . Permanent High ar~a. Own trans. supervise 10 yr old girl ~ths. formal dining & Mlsslon Viejo areas. 4PM H.B.536-4289,536-0332 fllime.642-3276. th 12:30 tQ Sptn, start· a(t schl S days wk. Call dcn.Complete)yfum;in· Handy to s.o. Frwy. Newport Bl. frontaae. FOUND : S prtn ger HelpWanted 7100 Ing Tues. June 2111t. ~s12:~l~it7c~:~arraves c I . ho u ~et e ope r can: 831·1400 C.M. Prime store 1300 to ltCYCll IOOM gp.nieJ, Newport Bch.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 556-5765 or 968-8068 Arter ---------------------• Bayfront patlo + deck, 3800s.f. AIR.~ Blq:cle dealership Male'152·5695uh 5PM Ji,.""'COU...-lo.l.I!. CLau 6. Cleaning Women wanted. jttcunl & prlvat,.e WESJCUffAltlA available your area. A~ """~ " b . $350+ per hr NB/Irv beaches. Aven. lo.st l NEWPORTBEACH NWPRTBCJUi'tOJtE Number one rated bike. FOUND:Sn\lhluck&tan. Cash receipts le d is· Ba ys1tter. mature. H.S. area Carnec 868-8846 wtt'b Ju~. July & Sept. 1400 Sn ft two pvt 2l830Avon •imo Complete training plus Terrier mix. Tan nea bursements e1<pcr: nee, or college studen~. for 2 --·-------• (wtnmleaseavallalso> batha:'s4oo per mo: JerryWynn<2l3>47M701 tn.ventory . Ful ly collar. 22nd & Tustin dlversifledw0tkw1small boys, 4•10 )'rs an my CLERICAL Harriet Petty 842-'235 642-0200 NEWPORT BLVD !leCU('td. (213)986-3177 Ave.CM.64Hl38 ~.8.. Flrm.640-4630 ::1•CM, Moo·Thura. Nililf'lt Shirt Exptr. tY·ZO> UNIQ.U£ RETAIL 80()0,sq.ft.AvaU.Jwyl Interior t>ecor atlng FOUND seL or keys, ACCOUMTIMG helpfl.ll. but wdUna to SliOPS FOR RENT. SSO . Motomoorlease, Studio, wUl traln. Small Mazdakey&anothcrkey ...,.. ' train rtilP lndlv Job r~· Lake Arro~ead 58r. to$400mo. UUI Incl. Ing. Mclb.sbltealtyC.o. lnvat Nolnven.6Sl-0060 chalo hold1:r Incl. Vlc • 1nMG. ETC Bonklna q's fliurc·aptltucfe. ty~· 38a. by wee ead, week at'"I'heFaclor;v"•25E. 642-1334,eves642·6S78 NptBlvd.642-8105 0..GlrtOfflce H lriltdtl ~. tna, ... ,,&colOndk!>\Xlbn•tn~ofrlts. or mootb. Call M4--6634 30th St. Newport 8c•c-h R E S T /\ U R A N T . ft.-..;..:..a ~ vy Sf ping. sh t<!Q d . "• • ar: "' "' Corona del Mar-3 BR or call 875·8181 or Cm:1111ey Vlllaal LAGUNA BCH. COzy, ttr Found~ Mele Germon wvuu Knowl~ttu of loon w1c:o. locatl'd in F hloo -....... an vfe· ... priv' .. pall"·,· m.c27l Approx 900 1q· tl. 'l'Xlnt bu eh $10,800. Slt She~. Black & Tan. W. 644-2 4 documenlatlon pret'd . ~a11n8d.ner•~ .• ~~~_!1.30 ,_.,. .. ""' --------• busane11 locaUOn. Cpt 'd, dwnlt.ak.e ou1. '94..2ZfJ8 or Adam 11. Raitt. S.t\. Olli LiJ L.lUrr.ul. mv ....._ ., ..... ._.. .. Sl.500Mo. Agt 640.7000 DESK apace at 1117$ dri.pe•. furn ot>tlonal. 494-7154 540-54711 752·().SllO(lf' <213) 487·3030, =...-~.:...::..:..:..:..;.:.:.;;....;.;..=;.;i 18r&tudiotJpt,Ct>M.~ B nch Blvd • noar $!50$/mo.673-Qll --.IST.URAHT& FOONOm11ltDobermon. ~t008 blk to beach ocean vlew Talbert In Uuntln~on IUUTIPU&. ~a---... &UAOn Hiah Sc:bool June Avail. Jul)i a Au1. Ev-ea, ti~c,:' o.!°fu~~u~~~~ ......_. toUllN Col;lal uea-:Ni/': In· 6th. 00,,.2721. m.oMI l'fttOCIOOillt will anawer J.oc.1"'11nUd0$10ppma Ye-Jttnent, SlOO.ooo + Found: Male ~nallsh IAl\Uia Bth. r~. 3 Br 2 )OU!' ph_ont tt>r SlO per Aroa. Al10 lnt>lude·d t'Mll•• tnct. ABC llo. Shepherd ... Brandy .. , Ba, $175 wk1y, 6/2$ to m011th..D&ib'PilotOCf1«t. pnyate,ukln&lot. tn4> Princ1pa1Jonij bt1own & arey. Call Ml Aft 7PM.494'1$81 IG43al 611-0UOuktorUUTY owner/agtibt1$9.0i18 m'l-41.CSan.tr ~. Mar.nab·lrvme I tM!tW..... 710C .... ..tff 1t00 ~w~ 7100 HelpW-W noo HttpW.e.d 7100 HttpW.md 7100 ft1d!y.Juno 10.1977 OAILYPlLOT J!~ ................ • , ............................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••·······••••!._••••! ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• ......... ........,.. ..._...w .... .. -· _ 1........._w_.... 1-1·· • -avu --.... olD!lc1 ,~ --~· ... _...~l !...,.. .t.ct , ·-._..,. -··-• ·--, ~ "" m t:: LA.MD PL.A' RSES Jt!_..,, _, .• -... ~ "'P!9. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• .............. •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• • J !fl "".::)l~-a.~-SUMOAYOM Y MARIN!tftSSAVINCt> ~ "d w1memt kW~ '1 u•G--• pendih1 fi co1b s ... •r.·s ~flt Otft olll~J' r .4'UJtD,l• t' 1' -1,D Hver Dally Piiot N~~ orh ofc h•t Prorculon•I Outshand· i " ...,., U1nmtd openln1 ror , .-.... SfClETAJtY gen otc work Some of, &.:.rirUi neaCh wndl tu c rrlcra Rv· 1mmed openln1 for a lnl oppor.' Apply In lmrn~ate fuU tlm• JlN qu•llfled PffSOO. Mutt SUPPUMENT To Dtrertor. Brokcra1e fr~e exp pttf'd. App1.1 .., .. qulrw.1 vu or lu1• LOANSERVICE panon w/r .. ume. Mr. ~t1Qn11vall•bleon.~~ have min ol 3 yrs exp YOUR INCOME Investment firm Must 1T12l~ach8vk1.H.B. 6 ,.-.:c. Ii 1.a· anJ • somS driv· C:LKRt\ P'utntes R<>Mrt Bein Mill•• ~,t,J::r:t........ w/hl8h voh1me mfc co SSU SS$$ have exper Sh prerd l-~hllA""',.. ~N-• 1 cl' in1 rerord l'bono a.t\Ulll C)(c &! t,.vp1n1 rl'· Wllll•m 'Frost & 'Auoc.: also ror ti ~ftn· Corelocat101to0 c ln 3 PARTTIMI Sill S600:S700 s Days Servir! Sta Attendant .• '...~"'"t""' Pf\' ea GI. 11 ror tlarrr 11·d Xl"t o•ntflt• & Proft1tion•I Environ nel 3·11 & U·T. Exrelltnt mm Xlnt benefits & con 7 ~-4.lOpm C~I Mr. experd Full or p/Ume. ~~[,·~;!ai'f ~t~-"ai~~ I . qu1I o0111irtun ~0tlnni c:onds Call Mrt mental l!:nslneeri 4' ulary at\d wortlne ton· dltlons Call Mr. Taylor T!l!PHOME WORK .. Uranial44-2Z.92 E.0.E . Apply Nto Slatloll. nth ~S.n"kiM~." ~EmD1o)'w1 Connt•,ra IS0·40UO for ptannen, 1401 Quall St. ~~Call Personnel: 1213>5377140or774.a'700 HOUSEWIVES SIClllTARY &Irvine.C M DltV-./fow Tntek wPt>t l:! OE NB llVRLY MANOR 9'aa1fty COftttoot ' COLLEGE STUDDITS lrvme bused m1nut Orm Service Station Atten· • c;o ~J: P 10 : ~dT::i~~111s~~~';:: T=~~\~k:;~tc i.;~.~r~~t~e~!~':~ co~~fN'r Ra~~~na :i:f:P1~:~n~:u[~~ ~a:~~~~,::~·~~ ~~ r::r~:,-,~:.Y:~ er, .. a• ft ph .. , 132 lndu.1rt1I W11y, <'M F/Umu'pc» wlfHI irow 673 Ul90.67S.o3M La~maRllls Medical Co bas tm 846-4223or comelo250 E. an ~etlc secy. Posl rr~· ~~Station. 17t ·1 QwU Ofc. (tit) 141 M:ll 1"" c:u Xlnt bt'o1:f111. Cull Equal Opportuolty mediate opening for o 17th St C<J6ta Mesa lion rcq d good typtna & _n_m_e_. __ . ____ _ a.eGn ELE(:lltON~ for a1ppt. S40821UI or LAUNDRY. mature non F.rnployer person capable of . . $h st~lts. Prey Servtce Sta. Salesman. 991-4430 drinktr. days or grave establlshln1 & maintain· SALES GIRL. full or part secretanal exper. pref d. Full It pltlme Exper'd 8m ~~:.~:~ .. h~·d yard Apply 916 N. Coast ~·R~ES "'IDES Ing QC procedures. Xlnt time, must be able to but not nee. Xlot benefits aver 21. Neat ~pj)earan1: GIRL FRIDAY Hwy, LaJ. lkh nv -. "" Co. benefits. Co. relocat· wark wltnda. please app· & profit sharing pro lhillorms rum. SaJ open. g~:1t1~:J :.~~~~t:r11 DTo3. Mon. thru l-'r1 Lt Legal Seey, Newport. 3 3-U. 7.3 & 11·7. Exper'd. Ing to Costa Mesa within ly in person. Tho Perslm· gram. Please call or app Dick Pr lee Chevr on . Min 1 yr l'll~ on PC booltk1.~p1ng & typ Real yrs e'<p Good skills . 41 Beds. Cood sol w/ln· OOdaya. mon Tree. 229 Martnr ly tn person betwn 1·3pm 2$112 Cabol Rd. at L.a Board. llold rln• It .iur t;atat~ ofrlcti in EUJ1tblutf Corp & C1v Top Sal creases. Counlry Cl\lb Sentry Medical Products Ave, Balboa Isl. wk~HILEY, IMC Pu. Laauna Hilla. flna. Apply 17175 •~• 640-0020 +benefiti..6448220 ~~· Hosp .. SA . ~ ~urel Park Rd. Salesgirl needed. Smllrty 17600Gtllettelrvine ServStaHeJpNeededlm· COOIWAMTID QyparkNunh.Sull•N.GIRLfRIOAY mu1tllkt! •--~~ Cl-.J. \. l. raon. a. Pants & Tor Too. 105 CaJlm-0500 mediately. Full or p/l, lntne or call OS7 1404. k r' .. ----· ft"• ~ ~uRSIS .... DIS ....... EST"'TE M F dd p N t B h .. c H N_. llltMt. OJ ~· n. Pan ti r II ti • wor in~ w/ l&uru. ~ Expandtna Mortgage " ~ ~ "" c a en • wp c ANPPl.Y. 990 .,. st wy. Av&iJ lor toilet• •tu· xlnt , ..,;.!. I:' ~~entllm1:. ~:f'~w~!-:nk &t~,t.~~our Co. In Orange Co. ~as 11·7. exper ~f'd. Mesa SALESPERSONS 873-0057 ~~:Cf7o:9 B -~:.:x. Baner'1. tu --------• · on lmmt!diate opemna Y.~~ee ~nc\/iosp. 1181 Opportunity now avilla-~ Sewtna operator . wlll ..;E.;;.;.....lT..:.;.;Ul..;;.;.;ll....:·CM.;..:.. ____ , INGIHEEllMG for an exper. Loan VQl r · · · ble ror aearesslve Salesperson rraln.lluat bereepoo. & eo.1.-carl1 for ne-w ~MAH I ~IRL OFFICI! Servicing Clerk. Contact Outgomg salespeTson ror salespersons to join ~ l!AL EST ATE Control. aood leadership. 3025 So Mca-.~ Parlor E11per 'd. Streo«!t plam. Lite mfg co need!I girl C.ilhy Thompson . fabrt.-shop.f'trforsum-proeresslveomce c.REU Grentopporforpersona-Kdson,S.A.54()-11'2 Opnl•I MOO. Apply Oe&tsn TC1lt 111P"J Ap for general offke. typ 7~4·963 7873 Equat Oppor mer. Prefer student who C-& C~y Secwity, mdependance. bl gaJ FT d type who l .... J 9 l" ll •• ply tn n.>r•"n ~1work r I b II .. I Emplyr "'~"111127 ~r e. I ay Sewing sportswear. Ex ...... . ... ~..., .. 1ng. 11ng. 1 in,., cc sews........, l104So.Coast wy top income! Onevacan· el\JO)'S working w.Jpeo· peraence w /power ston. locatt4 In the Nmp!es. Ro~rl. &!an. 642·2478 LVN Needed w 1exper an LAGUNA 8EACll cy for licensee. scboolror p I e l n t ere st 1 n i machlnes 494•3280 Brookhunt,-" Adaau Wtlli1m Frost " A5$0C drawing blood to work in 497-2457 wlllcensed. See George di\'ersified ore work re ----·-----shopprq c er. nut l40tQwalJ&.NB. clln1cal lab located 10 PACKAGERS Davis. Red Carpet q 'g a person whO works SPRAY Painter helper. Ill doarto.-.::__. i~• W GUAllDS NB CJll for appt Realtors Sao Juan ~ellw figures.hassome yrs or older. No exp. -o /MmtCMJ9f" HEEDEO IMMEO. 832 7311 Needed Immediately REALIST ATE Capistrano 831·9955 calculator ex per & u an nee Mu st have ur. COUNl8 GIRL Minimum 5 yrs officer Join a pro1rcss1\e. fa st For 1 mo's assignment s.a.LISPERSO... ace rate typ1sl ln 7G8-8749 n...--t --·d nJy expr CM urea Xlnt · 1· led 7am to 3:30pm, 3:30pm ~ " d du 1 be _;,_bl ---------.--n -!I"":: 0 __ , ed I.If growing co. w /Un 1m1 to 12 m1'""-lght. lOpm l" c..t-+ c-5.1.1 "'s-•so ... c I} IVI ua must rcu• e A~betwnt :JOA5pm ... +oomm. m t e. in-advancement Must be MACHINE SHOP \lU v -r -* A""" '"~ " w1steady work record SPllMGS Nat u r a 1 Po o d n 549-8469 ' mature & resp. 8 llrs Prcrislon grinder opr. 6:30am. No exper. ner. 8-"' H Part or Cull lime. Win Good salary w/xlnt fr· Wanted secood•ry short ~. 10!$ Maill St. Expert ed al paid training If you CCentcrlessl Some exper Xlnt working conds & .:'ner omeS dow tinting. Transparent inge benefits lncl'g paid order. set up & operate. BalboaPeala.f?3.23(5 enc s eswoman quallfy+othcrbenents. prer'd or wlll tram. So· pay.CallNow! 459Mo.CoostHwy. shades. minl·bllnds. medlcali·h!elns+pro Smalls~. good work· --------· -1 for dresi; shop, COM h ... ,.. ~ COUNTER GIRL-Laguna Call 640-8242, Sat & Mon mcooe w /good mec h 'I LOCJlllMI leac 544..,.,.,.. f It s h a r Ing. AP p I Y Ing condit ons. top pay. Hilla area. dt)lcleanin1. 10-s. • optitude.545·0403. ~Q~ office • 494-0748 Sales p/tlme. fabric ex-9am4pm. Days 77&·52iO; Eva wm train tr necessary ~m 0 overload AslcforJack per. ncccss. Call Mary. CIMCO 8»8873 837-0840 646-4040. 26.5 Briggs Ave CM. •STUD!HTS• FACTORY MANAGER 557·0061 lrvlne lndust'I Complex Full or p/Ume to dis· Counter & Kitchen Help TRAINEES Security & lodustruil 3723 Birch St. NB RECEPTIONIST SALES p/time. no exper Equal Oppor Employer tribute zip code dlrec· p/tlme. sma11 shop. App-•Assemblers. Scn•lces Personnel Ass1·st nee Wiii !rain. 5·9pm 546-4460 lories in own area. Need ly in peraon. 3309 E Packagers S G d S ASSISTANT Mon·Fr1 $3+ hr. 847 7206 1--------. Coast H Co d I 1424 ran I\ ac,_,,• to car. over 1•. wy. rona " •AndWarehou&emen 558-oo27 · · · For Jr Sportswear PACKAGERS Exciting clerical opply Salesperson 'pttime for SECRETARY SJ~;(i per hr. <Tl4vl Mar 3Jobssh1(als~aN110r~E';'~ 4320CampusSte 130. NB clothing store. OC & LA Female. S2.50 per hr to for diplomatic spctr gin shop. HB. Over 21 Modern l secretary ofc. 839-0700 .• Olunler &lrl needt!d for 549-8071 area openings. Op start. Mer1l raises. 1537 starter. type SSW M. yrs.96J.6900or963-6096 ---------dry cleaners. 18 or older. • Lio. No. C62177 portun1ty for :idvance· Monrovia Ave. Newport good public & 1elephone dictaphone exper. type STYUSTS rll:i ti I II A I ~ General ore duties. In f"~A '°"' C.Slodimt JM....._" Sooie exper necess. Ap PBX Answertng Serv. polen a . ca • r en.. SALES terestln11 challenging HAIR cunas 644.()893 ~.._, ment. Generous benefits Beach. 548-5125. personality, xJnt growl h _________ , 50 wpm a cc u r a I e ! 0-•·T-S , • ._._,.,_ GUARDS plyMonl06,orWedl2·9 Opr. Jmmed openlnis. Hanson5S6-8022 pos 1t1on for ''take N=BeachSaJonex St-11)) retired man to do · Costa Mesa & Cerritos al ed C O I CORP OPPORTUNITY C I Co m1s lo & custodial & r elated Temporary Services Permanent. Full & Part-PETRIE$ ~~~°lpkpry•?n pe~O: • • • char)!e" typt! 8 1 g. m s n dutles. N.8. area. ofc N=.a:c~us, S~~~l lime. Phone & transp re 147 Westminster Mall 155 Rochester St, Costa llOl W Hsbor ll•d 833-3131 for oppt. pref~~lng bid&. P/Ume days. Must · q'd. !\elired wl'kome Westmmster M Looking fw SECRETARY. type 70 ---------have ~r le home phone. 1424 S Grand Ave C311546·0274. ore hrs 10·2 -;;es;a;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Recept ffyp1st trainee. More Out Of WPM, shorthand 100 SUMM& WOik Call 532~ for intervw. Santa Ana 558·902l Closed Wednesdays. • $110. per week to start Ut.? WPM. escrow construe FOR STVO&n'S CUSTOMER MANAGER. expr or will PIX Answer. SerY 751·5"533. lion exp. pref. but not Ptr 15.18 br. take home train SBSO·Sl ,000 per mo Want to work afternoon nee. Salary open. Xlnl SRVICE fACTORYWORKER HairdressilMJAsst. +ht!ncflt!>tostart.App. & evenings in N.B. & RECEPTIONISTforbusy AVON REPRESEN· l(rowth opportunity . Localjobsltes.31hlfts. Recelvea & handles Machine Oprs for Costa Guarn sal Mustbehc'd ly in Person ~e·n Eds CdMareas?Workf/time MedicalOfc. TATIVES meet peoplt'. Startlmmt!d 898·78Sl Age18+ (7141e34·\063. customer inquiries Mc:;a Co fo'emale Dept Call494-9729for intt'rvw Puza Parlor. 410 E. 17th orp/hme&some wknds. ____ 646-_390_3 __ -i earn good money. ellJOY Teacher-Pre·scbool . I Ill t t n St CM Xt r 'd ood tbelr work. Learn how Secretary n a e cua omer co Noexpt:r.nec. Will train H"ir St.>· li s t , evper · ------ra pay or exper RECEPTIONlSTg up be L' 1 • certificate or exper. t t t d do c I .. ' t EOE Call 1 you can come an Avon 1:oxcepllon11 exec secy h s:~us.ov!,yv'b:Syode11~ Xlnl co. benefits. al necessary. xlnt locat1on,l ... ~"~~lllltlll_llllllllltlll_llllllllilll_ ~12ors. pearance, xlnt typ st. Representative. Call Responsible & ch11lh:ng· !~~~'.3°· rz.so per r. MS-0103 bu~y !>hop . 675·3385. MAMYFEEPAID · Telex exper pref'd. but S40-704lorZenllhH359. 1ng position for Vice -~-------- w/growln& co. Expcr i---------i NwptBch. .,,_ t 1 will train. Small Co.1~~~~~~~~~ Pres Le"al •-od ·•·--------pref'd. .x:cre ll!18 · Irvine Complex area.1. " "" r CUstomweaveCarpets Fiberglass Foreman to HORSE TRAINER Man Uookke~ing Call Personnel Ofc.r---------ministration or small TelephoneSales 18400 Pacific St. work l n Ba J 11. Ca I If & Clencal Positions. dynamic eneriY r~lated Fountain Valley Sp1rn1sh speaking ok. oEr w,,ohmand. mh ature. Alsofo'eeJobs 546-6170 SECRETARY co located In Npl Och A FUNNY -· -556-3896. ng '5 an urness lrvme Personnel Agent•y PHONE SALES RECErTIOMIST area. Top secretarial Decorator for ln·srore Quarters and salary. 488E17th CostaMesa Phone Sales people. skil ls roq'd lncl'g THING sales, Tu&tln & Fashion F'OOO SERVICE 1·338·1011 Suite224 642·1470 male or female, 16 to 65 TYPIST Challenging position for shorthnd. IBM Mag Card lsland-Exper Ul seJUna Apply now for Pt-time llOTEL s l t -----yearsofage.Guar·~t___. Join an excltlng (rowing a secretary who enjoys II exper helpful. u 111 5 HAPPENm • i oc · Pere ary o ---~---~ ..... ~ """ ·m t· o $140 working with people -better coods lull time. concenon help at Director ol Sales Boo "-b-1-wages or commissions. uup I ga1on c . Duties will include th& yrs secretarial exper. . . Salary & Commla. Must Raceway call 552·551 l Mature & welj groomed Must & m ,,,.sem er 250 East 17th Street. per wk + benefits. Sales Must be highly organlzed ON THE WAY be sales oriented Con· Dictaphone. hvy typing Experienced Suite O. Costa Mesa. office exper dealrable. followlng : & Willing to really work: tact Nettle Creek Shop. FunHture Aefhtlsh •-admm ab1ht1es. Lead 645·7177 be 00 •. 30 Modem facilities. •Accurate typing Salary commensurate H yrs ex pr Top wages "' tween 5: "'3: p.m. SPOT SYSTEMS •Ability to maintain & blll JO WORK. _644_-8860 ______ -t Call Nick646·543S mg N.8. hotel. For eppt f;l AT URE W 0 MAN 646-4223. 1SS9SunlandWayCM flies and records w/experO a Ely.pl Deli &&-.. 644·1700 ext 536. Ms p /t1me to welcome Equal-Opportunity 5"6794 •Shorthand1speedwriting Equal ppor m oyer •try, ..... ~.,.,... Fum~ Workers Harris E.0 . E. new<"omers & contact Employer -----· ____ , desirable Send complete rei.ume I DIDN'T Permanent part·tlcne Job ... t .,. .., h Relief H"'••e Counselors lncl'g salary history to deUvertng earl~ornlng Trainees for mill work & HOUSr.wEEPERfLI I mercnon s. r1ex1u1 e rs _ ___.ed evv""'es •· wlmds. In Ad ll905. Dally Piiot. PO WANJ TO GO I bl c II M t . ~" •e " Need car. ltte typing 1a=u .. If you are seeking a pos•· LA Times to mes n assem Y II . un z 3 children. HJ yrs, room, ,.,.7,...,,..c homes for teenaao atrls. ll I od p o Box 1560. C.M. 92626 lrVU\e/NB areas. Must Eloctrorucs (714)548·3881 board. salary Westchff. _.,._.,.,.,,,______ -Photo processor to do Call BarbS.S·~ .. on o a m ern r . ---·-------1 be rehable"havedeper NB 6Jl-Ol39 MCDONALDS blueprinting & camera ---------1 &ress1ve corporation SECRETARY lfyo..,.._, dable transportation. GENERAL OFFICE work. Copy Cats Print· RESTAURANT which offers excellent MARlNERSSAVINGS ..._._.._ Salary S300 mo 546-0235 Position open w /growing Houseclea nlng ser v 1 <'e ApphcaUons Now Ing, 333 3rd St. Lag. Bch Growln& Co. needs am. company benefits con· Newport Beach ofc has w..,.j.7:..-.or-a.a-. carpet manuf. Must be need s p I T h c I P Being Taken bit'-··-I kl , tact. immed. openlni for ---. -..... DELIVERY MAN txpcr'd in clencal skills. Barbara. days, 556-4982 f\lll & P /time Help PRESSERS x1117'fuf:~~~~t i:e8 ~~r SECRETARY CJOOCtJ"OMY- For early AM t I mes Cus1omwcave Carpel!> eves 842-0180 Apply In Person ru11 tlmt. exper. Clown per In all phases. Apply MSI TO LOAN DEPT MGR. CALL US FOR homedellvery. Milts on• UM30PacificSl MonthruSatlO.S·30 Cleaners Inc. 1056 In person only. 3PM 2 Yl's secretary exper. ANINTERVIEW ly,2~>hrs,econcarreq. FountaloV11lley HOUSEKEEPER o• a..a tot 5 ..,. Bayside Dr .. N.8 . 6PM, Mon -Fri. Ii· D.a.TA Lile sh req'd, Xlnt IASIPAY+ No co I I e ct f rt g . ---------• Part-ttme-:Sdays 301 ~ • ..-.s • A • 673-53115 1., 1 • 2233 A sal•rv. benefits & work· C,,.....,...,. + 1~•515 Westminster/HS area.l•--------1 67S-5334afler5 30 UnFl'ontOf z .u amoo 1 • CORPORATIOM ~J """""' "'"" 638-0126 General Office ----------The Treasury l PRESSMAN Fairview Rd. CM mg conds. Call Mrs. Con· Loos Distance Lines ---------1 TYPISTS Housekeeper. live In for~---------340Fischer Ave. ners. 642-4000 for appt. CuuaJ. run n-11 ork pnrt time h ldre Ref u M-H"uac Y·SO Letter Press, ex·--------•! Costa Mesa,Ca92627 E.0 E. At--~ ....... e. · "" w .. · SECRETARIES yng c 1 n. · u ~ A" per'd, p/tlme. Ask for RETAIL '"""' •JIC'J Housowlfe. l0·3· 1500 Npl Your skills are in de· must. Call Mr Crary· Brake & Front end. Top Be r y 1. 548 ·2071 or Equal Onportunity Secretary. Stat typlst, for FUN-E Blvd. San Antonio mand al all levels of ex-714-644·8248• Mon lhru saU'ndaywk. Posslbtll· 979.0332 CLERKS Empl0yerM/F PA ofc H.B. Bk~'i exp PAAT·TIMI Winery. C.M. per We have many jobs Fri s.9PM ty to take over shop for 1·--------1 nee. SH not req d. Full If you read well, Uke to Dental Asslst. chairslde, In the lrvlne/ Now1><>rt Housekeeper. live-In San· right person. Le1t11e msg l•--------1 time. perm. 636·4161. talk on the phone & want Ftr. at least 6 mo's exp. area. Work where & ta An11 area. 5'11HOOO. Printing UTOTEM 1---------1 _e_ves_,536_·_37_9_3_. ----t toenJoyyourJob ... caJI... Some Sat. H.B.846-3540 . when you please. 557 3870 Medical/Administrative BINDERY CoftHnMnc• Markets Secntari•s. Le«Jal SecyjGlrf ,...fday TIME JI If( Dental R..,...pt. Perio ore. ~· ·. HOUSE K EE PER & Asi;t. cxper'd. ne<.'<fed to Posltloos open lst. :tnd & Gen Ofcjlooltknper Exciting position with /U "'"" e-lac RN Responsible ELP 3rd s b I 't s I n s a n Employers Pay All f'ees I LIBRARIES INC P/Umew/poulblefutw-o m BABY SITTER Live In ~'~rp meanagina a sio~e H Clemente & Laguna UzRelndersAgency prestigious pub iahlna expansion of hrs Ex· at beac h . 2 small •v " MV>nBlrchSt s 104 nrm. Good typ1n1. front per'd a ll phases , c hildren. Refs req 1o1irlor('for surgcon-w 0 IMMIDIATE Beach.Otherareashave .__ ·le officeappearaace.Ablll· 13-iOM15 ....,.1 11 1 l 6751806 15 active medical com-openings also. No exper. NeWpOrt Beach 833-8190 tytowork well w/people! ~ es~• ~osurang;:ro T.mporcry Ser• c•s · munity leader. Xlnt OPEMIMGS req'd. Apply at any or Callrorappt/estab'6S 00 phone & In person. F.quaJOppEmplyrm/r ces&lll\t :Jr:· eer 4320Campus Ste l~ HOUSEKEEPER to live s11lary for proven self our stores. II oppor .. B. -663I NewportBch 5498071 1n w tfamtly of 3, starter.Call84HIS67. FOR EXPERIENCED 2588Newport8lvd. Ca forappt.lm-8:51l D I S t S"7 1424.S GrandAve N t B h -ANDTRAINEES. Costa Mesa 642·7102 --------1 ........ W..tect 7100......_Wmtld 7100 enta ecre ary · 0 -nta i\J\11 558 9021 ,,.~w73P1o,r eac areo Medlen I Ofc Assistant, Seaetary • ......, .......,. days, W/train. Must .... ..,..,. u.111 train. "fu•t .. _able IXECU:l'IVE ····································-··· .. •• type. not smoke. Nwpt " •• .. "" WEOFFER: R ... Bcb. 6'2·5244 Housekeeping <lite I w /l lo work e\•es &/or wknds. •EXCELLENT FRINGE "Supenlsor SICRl'T ARY GENERAL )'r old baby. Mon -Fri Lile typ1n1 Span ish BENEFITS 11·7. &LYN. Medications The Jolly Roeer. Inc bas Dental receptionist , OFFICIH&' 7·30 lo 4.30 Own trans useful 548-mt. •DAYSHIFI' &treatments J.11. Mesa an lmaied. opening tor aeneral practice. ror produce market. ~wk.963-t363an Spm. Medical Rccept, '" busy -OVERTIME ~:i,~vM~fsss 1181 an uper'd secretary. ____ 548-_7_07_4 __ __... du t I es to inc A P. p e d I 0 t r I c G r 0 u p • N 1 _________ 1 Outstanding sh & IYPIDI --------... payroll. & vaned duties INDUSTRIAL , P/tlme. Mrs. Austin, PLEASE APPLY I Robbie' R A~ skills att req'd for tb1s D~..t..L Exper'd. onJy. IRVINE .uc ,,,..,0 PERSON TO: I 0CJ position. Prior exper. in '""'~ RANCH !''ARMERS CALL NQWI '".,._,' _ Women oeeded or restaurant operations MATURE. responsible MARKET. 838·2851 • Medical Assistant bousecleanln1 service. preferable, although not pers<lf\ rot dental ore ID c LA R 'd E lo MARTEC _548-<17 __ s_7 ______ 1 mandatory. Xlnt WOl'tt· Nwpt Center. Some busl· General Office, bookkeep-cb-aw10g tl~ t~~ork Room Attendants Ing conds & benefit nes1 expet-lence Call lnit lite typing & mi sc GENERAL for dmlcal lab located In REPRODUCTIONS Top wages paid! package which Include btwn 9am & noon. Medtcal e"'pcr pref'd ,. N.B Cull ror ttppt, Th vatlc>ua group insutance ~ !2£:f11r4~~ ~~ka~~: LABORERS •832t d1iau1 T h I I t INC. 211N~J~n,:~~f:~na r1wa11e!~~pse~r!_'i:A~tPe~~~1~yr:,fne u. "e ca ec no og 8 33•1w ...... -" ... hur8lvd ROOMCL•.a.ua " DEN'l'Att. expera or, "~M hA l t /Calif Ii "'Y .. "'"""'' -" 8 Fri UIOdootio aulat. wanted, General office: Typing 60 .,..... ont ss IJ~men s w · c. v rs exper. Sarita Ana, California Full U~e. Cor•I Reef person. -~pm, 00• • wpm K rdex Inventory Also,Dally&~eekly to work nlaht & wk"d. Best Western Motel. 17042 Glllette Ave. Top Pa)' foc riChl person. . 8 Vacation Pay I For aept call 64().()lAO. -Irvine c .M 6*~110 control. calculator exp. . _ An Equal OpportUnfty Start $UO hr. Contact · • ' · Min 3 yrs aeo'I ofc exp. Referral Bon"' HltiHTCLIRI( EmployerM/F . Eb or Shirley Jenaen. --------•r D EH T >. L REC E P • 557.(524 NO FEES 'ST Hours per week Call U.S. Citlzensh.lp 54.S-9471 SECRET ARY TlONlS'I' Exper'd. for Gr.LI-AL OFACE .. 4 ... 9•11 or a~I~ In Required R l •• quality crown " bridae IA'"" " " .. C f Want Ad esu t1 642·567. TO PRESIDENT de. M&l\Y benefits. N.li Involves hvy typm&. de· MANPOWER, IMC person to. or ee Shorthand and t""''"'" re· C&llM02U. tail wurk. phone conto1ct 448W. 19thSt Motel. 26U Harbor Bl, •• & 11 ~-& workln~ w icustomers C.M. See Eb or Shirley ..alK ,,N YOSEMITE qulred. A variety OOSl· DENTAL ASSISTA~T Pd l k COSTA MESA Jemen. lion whb many eit· Neeckd rutl·tlme. exS>cr grou~"c~~~· s~~rm:·~ -Ru t AON s Ao AV E NARR E I S ~t~'lai·:~:~:r:~~ n•c•stary, X·rll' He. health \nsuranrt! Appl) 645-2043 NOW Hecrultlna ebarp, M Y H C T £ H It C T E H 0 E A 0 L T C oriented lndlvidual who salaryopco.83'Mll2 9.3, Mon thru ~·ra 1mbitious min to sell MW EA QA A A 0 U Q ES SQ 0 U l A llke.s people. Call ~ Barden·s Pest Control. INSTALLER TRAINEE bardware, tools It 1b0p E R M U 1C l W 0 t A J V E It S 9 S E R 640-ZIOO; mornlnJS on· OllfAlY SUPEltV. 546 5570 ror window tint1n1. start eqwpment lo Industrial O X O L I E V L A O t R B T £ H A Y A ~.a:30toJ:30alld ask Tor &Kltcbal Kelp GENERAL OFFICE S'l.50 hr. raises lO $4 50 accounll. Ava • per 0 1 D C T U 8 U K 0 A L A U L l 0 I A I Pam. -Mid-~ elk Eltcitln& position avail hr. w1thln l yr, over 21. wk. No exper. nee. Call A Q F £ Q X y I t L R L O c 6 U J l .. SICUT . ..,.RY &Ptritncti>rtf'd. ·, for person wh<> like• tall & neat. ex per '7~19134. .. l AHR E •MI LAM R 0" .. ~ Lvth&AIOU variety ind accepta new help(ul,644-3494 "Y " ~ 1 1' Fill••· J>tt•on•bht. F'cll' AllShJRs. cbaUenaes. Prefer ainall al r N R. ·sa-· yu.a.M 8 D A·P I It C A U E U P E U J M !': &,.,,.. \1Pli&a & 1b oec. Con omc. exp with accurate Inst lets. remtle. /t. 0 HU ,._ a M H c.. y O N s W 'I M J T H N M APDb In~. Bobert, =·~~~14. 118: typing and aood phone exp. nee Ap~lh at l'Tm F;xptr'd., ,,tlml. atur• ' z E 0 s R E x R l " HT "0 It E I• aero:: WUllam FrOlt ~ S47·9ST1. ~raonallty. Salor)' 10 Beach Blvd. . • Ii male ovtr. ll. 6 ll•(J. ln· Z 0 Z t. T l O H E M H A W I\ 0 0 Aaloc., UOl Quall St, OONUTSdoP.,f/tlmt all ~ Nanrytorappt INSURANCE ~):,fant~~= .. 13.::: c H 6 A 0 t 0 HR u "p f: £ J r 11 ,_N_ •• e;,...__ .-------1 nl•ht lllt•. Nuner nee. MIDIA ONI Clalma Person.: F.•per 'd, , . u P. 0 v er H mt 1 n • A T t E k P A C T: l l £ A C " R.. I l Serrtt&r>'0 perm. p/~mt; AiP2U5 woman APPi>' m w. J)y~r Jtd. Santa t::.~~~·· Mn.i·=.:;.1~:i ~!;~~er.fir! Ho.," Ac o ~ .. ~"at Mo" FI :ro~ •. m:~0?P~r1tc In PM"OO· Mr 1>01111.t, 135 Ana Nursery. lnc, El 1oro '. m~•· Htodlt! ~ tltfQw.,.., t.-.ro,~· IJVil'IK pad t•per & ial E.1'7\hSl, cat • G .... L ......... GI!.• Insurance Commercial a 50S3 1 ••• up. down or ~·Y· l'lncl •• •rtd Mil It'"·~ fil11tory. Br•l.ll'I ~l)· ~ .. ~ '""t MA"~ U\ \Jnderwr\';cr~~ 1"11~)' x ,__ S1 .. d t' te. ..... riset: 1T6LJ aeacb Driver/helper ror loul MarlulaC'tuno1 <'O l\ ~. -r. Mrll. u,$33 9300 •1\• J \. L' " Tena.ya John Mu1r trr1 ntva I .... movlD• company. &• a~l\)e,d t1utonc:nt ~ ~ MtntsAldttA • Vtmal 8r1d1htU Mtrctd Can.yon ; .,, ·ru~cli:'&~~nt~; pericacod 712 lS30 -i ~ .~rdwork1n1 produc Jaollonal Ordtrtlet Hll f oome El Clpf tan Lost Arrow Rock ~ iiiUV£RS Eam e'tra lo \Job1manul. mar Smell f\C>oaMAM I Elper'd Xlnt bcinffhw. , s 1 T&K»l~ Hetch Httchu ,. £artY: morn. dt co 8(Mld ~ncftt• Min 10 EIS*"d 15 20 llnfwk. Bayview CuM. Hotp, equo 1 • .., ' PwoialewM**dpeople Uv ~ LA .Thna:~m: )TS uper. ~l Carol. trvlne area. 162-UU 20S5 'Thunn ve, C::\t TOlllOrtG!O Hodvt P ft 1 ahaUldalw&1fclMcttM "~-Slllla), M V. betwnS~.· ·o.t:rios ----.:>'~ _..,,·.;.; -~ -lsrictD&nittotYlotbe] mo. .II. 541-1 Bob. -DAILY Pllbr. _,,_ \ 1 SHAU YOUa SIOU.S OYEISIAS AND IM U.S.. wttlt PIACICOIPSorVISTA (Volunteers In SeMce To Amlrte11} WHATS YOUI SPICW.m Peace COrpa ll•ts over 2.000 o,,.nrnga beginning this summer lrt M develool"9 count rt.. • Auto Mechanics •Building Tl"ldet • Accountants ' Mtdl~T'°"'. • SoClal WorUn Two year asslgnmentw Ptovlde • tftanlt\IY", living altoMnc». trav.4. IMQ...age trainlno, medl<:el COYet'I08 and • 13.000 enck>f~ payment. 81nglts or c:oupl .. wltf'lout dependenttOl'llY· U.S. ctUiant. CAM YOU 9UA1J11Y POil YllTA? • Att~ • 8o¢11~ • Ptra-lAlgalJ • &Ult .... •Archltoc:tt ~ . .!;i 11 • ComlYU\hY ~ . .- .. ~11.ACHWA tm~ &~llllalDt>nl ·- I ........ 4 .. ~ ... ,......, ..... c..lii>,IJ14W..-...eltl& ~I I o; c.11 ,,.. UMllt I ~·~. C eJeDAILVPILOT ,,Idly _.,ne10 1177 ,..... IOSO o.-.g.Wt IOH Harw 1060 ~ 1010 Mlnk4 ...._....,._ ----· · •••···rn····~~~.·······~·· ....................... •••••••••-•••••••••••• ··-·•••••••••••••••••• ..,.w.._ IOI! . ..., •• toJt .-. -· W....14-1" ---tt!Oltl •11•0:,9-Jcof1 C9d.,.. M"xto. II lflee f FamUy. Sat/SUn Lt nt Enanah/Jump Mov1n1 Sale. Refrlt ........................ ·-•••H• .. ••••n••n ~ .............. ;.";,~ ..... ;..~~; ..••..• ';; ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~tr' or~'., ...... lMPll, 1230 Devon Ln. Ina =· bedJ, aota1cha1r. Conn Mtn O·Matlc tltt. Ta.~ NautJQI Sexton. Tlk:•M•• ,.._ IW d Cl n AKCOobl P\11111 3M 1 p ' Nwpt Bc1'. Wtatclltr BoardnnrfecDIUes waihtdry830 t89'7 oraan. eicccntot cond1· as llS3. s:n.s. llet.alls --' • --.:· • l,., llOo .·~r marnp• •UM,lllntrM Qlmplet•wattt bed Incl. atta. EvCT"YthJDJ ~r oc Falr0mds.MT·5154 Ukenf!W '18.JO''Snapper Uul.'500.P.P.532·12'9 S500 X1Dt COCld. ~ tn\~ "..:..:.:c: "; lrl uar. Free dtUvery. ~-ms frarM. he.it•. beddlnt. ts). ~ · TBGddmllfibanda. Bl!y rldin&mowcl'&pwrtl'lm Drums LUdwlt. eomptete ~•Wiids . 1 nrira .,..llnftW _ . Wiii aii!" buy, COLDEN RETRIEVER WO sa!OT19 .eGHIOIHOOD ,Jen lie . .5 yrs old ed&er ~ kit wll5 ZiJdJ1an cymbals IMts.Poww 9040 ur. f'•~ 3ltO P\ll)tl•U AKC champ WALNUT Breakfront GARAGISALI SUlOO/BestofrM29217 :&1 Int S1'75.Mi"'181UIAM~ll. ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• :,:.~:,tMOf:;.,•PPl. rnHT DAlfA0£0 1in.sm,f4i.I003' ~·~\''of~ln~s~:7n1t Harbor View Hms. 1978 AQHA Rea'd. Geldln&. lO l~~l~~e=~~~ Foraale,1939NartlnFolk "Q!~~~~~.J:J'~~ ~INT L1f ::' Pbr 181 : u. 1 Apeo • .5~ 642 7~ · • Put Trinity Clttlt. NB ~ old Bay, line con DlOO ~ Guat•r. $$00ot best otf r. Mu t atll·maltt otrtr. Ti PDt'lkm, 1>1r1 11nw, • Ytt,na-,,:~2111 • m old, bu P•Ptrt. -All day Slat & Sun. Loads ormat1on. SlOOO 962 0871 Ra et Cl b of 1 vi 538-:!074 Prt. pcy. caJI 5""'8:511 or ....-. ... ....:.. f In)>.~-·•··•· ~ t::m.Allt.~1"'11t. Williams Mfdlt at)'le ta olGoodles! eves .. llOW22335!1day ra~~ly m~mber:h1~e CONNIDFrenchHorn 541-UOO.AaktorJeny • ..----rt •w HURIY'I ii.. to Y• ' I041 ble.lch~ Garage Sale <Must move> 1U:; old Mahoaany Bay Makeotr~.~·1100 PERFECTCONDalOO 30'Stepheaasect.n lt•rat •. ~•• •nd •MOV .... ~• ••••••u•••••••• .. ••••• ~~~t>'er~ee,.;rr. t>eit~,:~1.;.ri~ ~r Art Collector 's ule. MS-3810 V-tpwr.radio.1.ndr.DF ~ ~O i:, !!..!!:.:.-R!nlO~RATO s ~ old Mlxod Labe. 2 ~Group Sleep Set. Ave F v n. nt Linda. · certtrlcates on hand. GRAND Console piano nupatat. t~.•harp! tul'nMe MACHIMI f/Ai; HIRI DRYERS hlalWhC. a ~let, 1 wbt. • ew · · · Orlalnal oil palntanas. bke new. sacnrice 1700, SB:llO. • AV~ MlleNAMC Ntw u..d·Rcpot Toaidhrnt.Ml-1733 Call87U230 2 Family. Clothes. •hoes. Well trained Appaloosa Leon Franks. Will 552.3:8) HATTERA.S.53'FBMV OOHLAPSM1·'710 81 utlha.I t kltt4m B e d r 0 0 m s v t pul"'5eS. furn. TVs. tools. Geldln1. Good teenagers Foster. G. Thompson o.w.avrra. 'T3 Hd !i ror Ct1>•ln1 SIUHptBJ,Q)ttaMesa t :lntd :'8.~l:cuonat!' Tbomasvllle bin 5 pc toya. cabover empt & horse. Priced to sell. Prtl('hard. Milton FENDER TELECASTER Uboew.f.Mdfd ~•"-"• m•nuf F.•P"r. ~UM · Medlt new' 11800 1ell mlac. 11451 Rhone Ln, Saddle & tack avail. Raskin Serioua inquiries WITIICASE. Qwoeio. C21:U41'6-51168 '"''d or •llJ Oaln •P CASH PAI() f12!I OOIHI04.\l • KB. Frl/Sat/Sun s.4·5092 only. 114:495-1706betwn1 '250. 87~ --------~~.~~~ .. :!!,~_:a.I !!' .... ~.th.!:.Ory.,.1.•Jf•,™• •PUPPtll• . ""'t t "'•I E thl pm&qpm. -.a--htWture& arFormul• '7H/O. VHF. r .. -,._ ..... _.,.. ..... , .. u ,,,.,. --Moving to rum apt. Must ""' a e ..,. e. very ng """""• xtru. Xlnt Harbor boat. Apsllyl1thr'9Clft ---3 MALES 2 FEMALES M!ll 5 pcmaplebdrmaet. Crom $patulaa to silver Jewtfry 1070 Movln1t : Many misc Eq.i,_nt IOIS IMO-l128otf1't..2088 -omwt veC ti S••H K•nmor• G•11 Dl•tlc • Tan. l ll1ht almocst new mattress & aerv'g pcs. Sat " Sun ••••••••••••••••••••••• Item,, Vacuum cleaners. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _...;;.;..;..;;;;;;;;.;;...;._.;~.-..;.~- Ud>P•tifitSt drytr. llO. xlnt tond brown 8~• &48·2140 aprlna• 13~. Sora & JC).4. Alley behind 21s washer. upholstery Royal electnc portable MAGiMUMMAIUMI t•tiWMalJIV•llty C.ll•Rllpm,W~143 8 , m 0 n t h 0 Id loveseat $100. Dinette CedarSt INptShores>. WANTED material. Sat. & Sun typewriter. hardly used. n· Sport Model. braQd TUXEOO ALES pa;l Refr111rrir1 wthraJ Sa~yed/Labdotl F<>m. !let. tbl & 4 swivel chrs MOVING· Trundle bed TOP CASH DOLLAR iune l ltt~· 1.071.2 S.'50.133·2'709 new.Calln~ll . ,, llmt mustbeoot1on1 clryra,ne# .. ~.rc Gd homt Loves kids. ~Medltdlnin1rmtbl. w1hr &·dryt, clothes'. PAID •'OR YOUR Beaa~bswor • un Offtce&Warehou.seclos·tl' Cbttta tri·buU. 165 F'or iAro w.m:iext. )<IJ pair stn<lte avail. We 962-83110atl5·30. ~~::~e~s b~~~~ games. more. Sat/Sun ~J-:.~~~~· Ing: eqUlpment. desks, H.P .• Mere tblob. Hlm •*'ar Tf'fri 10. tradcR'i'WN M 0 v 1 NG p L EA s E l().5. 10152 Bismark. HS. SIL v ER SER v 1 CE· White b.ktd enamell>atao chairs, mes, supplies. trlr. ruu,y eqlliod. lmmac --T-e----R.EFRlO"'RATION 11.ELP'Ndfindhomefor Bniht0ra"'e8pcbdrm N.Adams,E.Brkbl"St. FINE FURN & AN: cover .• alu,m1nu~. ror carboa.rdcartons.heavy cond. Mat8elltMQO/blt "9 _....._. """ z r t p t set XJnt cond l3()0 Firm TJQUES area 10 x30 . Ind Js grn scales. Pitney 8 Stamp oft 1·717-G0'7 r.,, bane • hill tarnt-•APPUANCESUI~ sif~esee~,.~~· ar 54Us74 an 4pM GfAMTSALE 64.5-2200 outdoor crpt'g .& pad. machlnE'. 50.n<t. Ott , · · ~ Somt-•xpcr uc P• te Rf:P'ltlG Glbeoo y /Y ' Beds. velvet hdbrd. Ideal Cor Mob1e Hm ong. pn~-llm Whittler. 28 Rostrup-lMSsWeclish up npet helpful. Call XJnt cond 1115 • Collie Mix .5 yrs. female. Stereo-6' Oil Walnut chBise. chalr: dressers. Repair Mountlnp 1235. Can be seen at 1996 • f>..4. Costa Men. thru Oasate-No other~ It Ju.be. m..-Pb. lllfO.SlM ' aood w /children Nds contemporary. Scott re· Best offers. 592-1590. Chains C4Stlna Npt Blvd. CM. ~94411' Sat 1Dam·l2 noon In Newport-flab. dive hme w yard. M7-137G ce1ver & turntbl S1600. or bar bop._.~ TYPLST-e are l°?"lnll &.altan DtShwuher. elec ----sell C?()O. Sofa-8' beige Garage Sal~·Movlng 12X12' Can>et piece. gd TBM Standard ore for people like ua We dryer. truh r(lmpactor t~REE nauah sso. Drsr. solid many new or barely used Mac Tavlth cond. Orange. Good for typewnter. mint S200 WANT type Qtattly ii accurate maa Pbl46-5M8 4x8 POOi.. TABLf! maple. Night stand items. Clothes. records. 6°'dsmith Inc. Van. S75. 846-4736 Canon Caoola Calculator ly. have H~lmt apell 494.2034 S1S-S10. Childs wardrobe etc. Sat JUM ll, 1207 La 4250Scott Dr. N.B. MP12UI, SUO. Sanyo PACKET mg ar &rammar, ft coo RANOE rree 1tandln1J. FREE Lh drsr S25. Antique chest of Mirada. Laguna Bch. Pvt T~nnls Club ram. Ml39N phone machine, Will pay rull mar~et tnbuat to 11 congerual at GE. dbl ovns. 220V. air -11511 Apsos lo drwn & Bev mirror s:;o . 833-3041 mem ershap. Pool. 115. 22-drawer rue cabs. mosphere lfyouquabfy. cln. top rood. S!SO. Pvt IJOOdhome.papers,loves Stereo turntbl·spkrs Moving ; Maj()rapphance 133-3064 Jacuul. Eves. wlrnds lockable, $50. AJI hardly ~:114u1~4t9v4~Sp~~~~: please call 152·7171 pty. 613-8614 kids873-0461 tape deck. Sears best sale. Bedroom rurn.. 675-6299 used. 494-3679 873-S900eves. TYPIST pltime to work In Refria. GE. very clean Labrador puppies free to Sl2S All perfect cond. ~g P?ng 1 tbl. many "We buy old gold & Green early American EXECtrl'JVE Desks with --------- clmtcal lab 1n NB Type frost Cree 20 cu ft Make good home. 96J..4ooo an 3PM. Lanfe~;sin~8~i5° T~ silver" couch. Magnavox stereo. credenzas. Secretary M~ Sell. hlly'equipped ~o wpm accurately. offers:;&.-0098 646·1997 Exe. Sec'y desk. 30"x65''. 837·3642 Fmdings Stones xlnl condltaon. Mk ofr desks . exec side & l6 0 /8 . For Info call Medical term1nolog) . , R bt t 1 c· 644-4088 secretary chairs. Con· _7_5l_-a29'l __ . _____ _ helpful. Call ror 11ppt . Washer & dryer, gd t'ond. Darhng little puppies, 7 ig re urn. wa · '"· MULTIPLE FAMILY J , .. , ... 7311 SLOOforset. wksold.needgoodhome SIM.5464903 Slit 9-3. fUm & misc. 5 Approx 3 carat beautiful Ceramickiln. !erencetables.Assemby 14' Unfinished Flbergls ....... 551-1087 645-3614. Red Rock. Irvine man made d 1 a mond Molds &accessories. line tables. various type Hull. steel trlr. 35 hp Valet park'g supervlSOf' -Ger S he d d 8' io1~~'6.tto~ $100 engagement ring. 14k Phone: 846·5944 files. 631·2777 or63l·257o Evlnrude. ll!OO. 873-1468 fo"\111 time. IV'•Or valet 10 Door wlk·ln Cooler. 12' man hep r , to ~ Moving Sale Sat only 10-4. gold. tiffany setting. ~ost 4-<lrawer desk 175. Olym· ftwtl 8087 8' Sport Yak Ill w/acceJs. service rcq'd Xlnl op Food deli-case & 12' hm.Female.spayed,l, JASMINltCREF.K Cust Many Antiques. Bronze Sl!Kl.sellSt00.960-4273 paa Deluxe portable-··~·••••••••••••••••• 2 HP British Seagull. por. good µay + t1µs Open upright freezer. yrsold.tl46-2:342 8'celerygrn.velvetsofa. ~riglXlntt~ntdbi~:,_h. Attention Jewelers ! typewriter $90. SS9·S038. Obi yellow head parrot Botbhkenew.675«18'1 Pvt Country Club See at the Tradewinds Irish Wotrhound mix, Pine r ol ltop desk . &<ass. op pa 10 c s. Closed down store, sell 5341 Plum Tree. Irvine. w/xlnt cage & hanging 644-5404 Liquor Store. 6710 West male, lge & lovable. 2 yr reproduction. Xlnt. cond lamps. Much more. 607 perch. $350. 831-0913 28' Owens '60 C .C. l5hra "'--.. t Hwy N u Mak·-old ...... .,.... 644"""" Orchid CdM Ing all equipment. Bui Karastan orng/rd sha0 on t...i ... 283 Chevs Comp WAITRESS ;;,:: Ma-1863 .u . "' .~1 ~ · -!ers. torch. Cordom • "-os&Orpt 1090 cm;r:;0vrhl. ~trim With bartendlng exper FREE Cuddl)', blond 8' Spanish cout'h . ~o;lne1 ~ale /S~0on~y . l!::1:[:m'!!"a~.!'!°~ ~~J:S.~~!hrS:.~: •••••••••••••••••••••••tabs. Bait tank. prp Apply an Spm. 547 W. , babyHamsten. Weaned. gmt&oldlblue. gd cond. w r awn w r, much' ....,..:;-, Take at at't' &M-9893 .. GREAT PIANO BUYS stove 6 oven. Shower. 19thSt.C M AuctiOft 1015 3"2w~sS36-094Z Makeolr.498-2053 plants. !urn, garden """'" I rep several whlslrs. depth fndr. man)' ~tr1t4. ---------i ••••••••••••••••••••••• --equip & much much !or $800. Will not sell Refrigerator late model You can't do better! Ray Pnced for quick aale at WAITRESSES. So. Lag. Free K 1t tens. part Rattan Set-4 Pcs. S65. Blk rnott. 8292 Munster Dr. separatety. 1TIM>290 w /ace ~ water. xlnt SmJth58l·7647 sssoo. 628·9341 eves & NB & CM p /time ·c41i .... IUC_. Siamese.boxiralned. NaugSofaS.W.Breakfast NHBewland/lndianapohs . cond: Washer. dryer, ..... _._ f11me CoCfeeshopexp r-v "' Call64~14 table 131>CS4l2cbrsS20. Diamond engagement & goodcond:pingpongta· Baby Grand U25. _ .. _,..e..;........,._-_____ _ Refs please. Charlie'~ •FURNITURE• H1bactu CNew> S5. All wedding ring, sacrifice ble. sofa bed. misc. Baldwin organ 1525 18' Omega Tri·hull. 1/0 ChihOfc 1114 1 S4~1 ,.. .... UCTIO .... * ADORABLE fluffy lonl( good cond. Occ chr. nets MOYIMGSAU ss75. pd $lOOO 3171 furnishings. Will sell Coeta Mesa, must sell Mere 16Sbp. Less than Weneed40people ~hoarE •T:W..7:30PM• hairedk1~~l ~ covenngSS.675-2207 ~~dr":s':~e~:!~z~~~ 979-6714 ~~~3m.5S2-0639or ~~:=~~~~con· ~~~.~~· Gd al leJ~I 10 lb~ O"t:r (Of'Gltr~ Welc:OtM) (JJet11 !>ed. wmlte stand. tables. vacuum. misc UYfttock 8075 ---------we111ht Ccill ~1s Slone e1t Re-;c~'C 65 yards 2-tC'ne brown $50. Good cond1taon. clothing & household ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lrg Weber BBQ, Ampex Hammond M3 organ, Bayboat 1956 Century. 22 751 9175 We can tell you r---""'""' shag carpet. You take 6311824 or 548·5289 goods. Sun only 10-<t. 1122 Re11. Morgon mare. broke tape recorder & player. spinet w /bench. Ex· Ra v en . m 11 ho ii how to lo:.c pound~ & StockUquidatons up.SS7·2614 ParkSt.HuntBch.Come lo ride & drive. blk Cal1833-1689 cellent conditlon . lapstrake.S35CI067~·2644 earn mon~y at the samt Seifas. 1oveseats. occ Hardrock Maple Furn. totbealley.536-1013 parade Morgan aelding. ---------1 Reasonable 6441814 time. chairs. coHee & end ae..-1&.-8050 ll~·rm. bedrm, dln·rm & Eng, Western 1714 I J ennings Wheelchalr. · • ~·Imp. Aztec. 245 OMC -------·-tables. bookcases. color "'""""'"" I rru.sc642-6116orSS4-0464 Garage Sales, Fri. Sat, 331H011 magwbeels1S",5stud. BABY GRAND 5'2" l/Ow/350V8Cbevquad. & Blk & Wht TV's.••••••••••••••••••••••• Sun. <9·4>. EdyeDr. H.B . ..._w-8078 Ukenew.645-4832 Ebony, xlnt cond, "'$1400. Powtrimtab6)baltta11k. C.diUacs to Oo·Carts Whatever the Fad !WI 'em off the market With a CJaalf\ed Ad Call Nowt GU-S6'18 stereos lampS pictures STOREWJDESALE Wht round burke tbl. 5 Baby things antiques ._ .. .._. r 962-5850 Cull cover. Twin 2'1 tanks. tables' chairs night New &used rurn. appl's, padded chrs2. Wkalnu2t toys,appU's,everythlng.' ....................... Approx. 450 used 4x8 ce· <-''--Goods 8094 sharp Vanson tandtsm ands · dbo •d · misc. Wilson's Bar11aln stereo con. s p rs. WOOD LATIIE. Atlas hvy meot bricks. S25.10yrold ,...---. .. .,, trliller w/ sUJ'fe brakes. st • bea ar s. mar· Nook 545 & 814 w. 19th, Danish chrs. Tiffany Sat. 210 W. Wilson. C.M. duty. Comp! set Buck Rem. calculator $50. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xtras. $5900. ~7 ron. cheat beds. hutch. CM.642-7930 &548·3262 Imp. Twin bd. Rya rug. Skin dlv'g equip. plants. Bros. tools & metal spin· Used PaymHter S2~. Rus.sell Surfboard H1'1---;.-.-~---~:~.e~4!.sh'::!~~r::r'!: 9xL2. Surf brd. 752· 1617 free ill fens 8i misc. nlng acc~asories. Like 968-8153 Iona. like new. SLOO. WANTED: U1ed bo11 refrtgs PLUS LOTS OF **I BUY** ~We 8055 2FamllyGarager.480-484 new "2pnce.548..SSl WANTED. 2 tickets to 640-8lS3 ~:~~20• a.ooo lb • Mln:handiM onlERMlSCITEMS. Good used Furniture & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cabrillo Costa Mesa. Misullaneout 8080 Pageant or Masters any DMNG EQUIPMENT ---· • ...................... , $$SAVE$$ Appliances-OR I will PUIUCAUCTION Saturday.lM ....................... evr·?f?J3to8/5.640-l!OlS Onesetdbltanks &reg., tG' Starctaft. 75 hp ~ 8005 O-'tMbtThl1 ~TSEREL~Z~TI.ON MANY FINE ITEMS OF Moving sale. 19801 WANTED Goo<! used carpeting. masks. depth gauge and Evinrudewttrtr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• We honor BofA. M/C. ESTATE JEWELRY. Chesaepeake Ln. Hunt. TOP CASH DOLLAR S20-$60perroom.Hi·lo& vanousweljhls.646-1923 SCIHMS7aR5. Wonderland Cashier's Checks & 646-8686&133-9625 ART OBJECTS. AN -Bch.Satl0-5. PAID FOR YOUR shag.~3653 TV,Rodlo. Seattaft23SS.Sac.Must CAS H. No personal TIQUES. FINE FURN.. HIFi,Shno 8098 aeU.Trlr.twol500llett Of A r t checks PLEASE' Food Super furnilure sale: ETC. PHONE FOR IN· Alley sale : Misc . JEWELRY. WATCHES. NtwSedroluxVoc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0/8. Head. radio, de_pth n 1ques. available. Items subject beds. new dining set. FO. & BROCHURE. treasures, clothing. ART OBJECTS. GOLD. Pwr brush C heap A.KAI Quad 8-track re· rlnder. lltras. dys HUGE warehou i;c toprtsale couches, chairs. misc. 645-2200 lamps.31S0rchld.CDM. SILVER RSERV ICE. 642-4397 corder. Li'·e new! •-642·1121, eves cl wltnds crammed with over 500 MASTERSAUCT10H 551·S686 Satonly FINE FU N. & AN·--------• .. ... music boxes. nickelo S Ht rt II C -Moving. Wacker Antiques. · TJQUES 645·2200 BUTTER FL y price SlSO. 1 J )493-686l ...;.~..;..;......;...;..;._ ____ _ deon pianos. circus or 207Wpot • M CASH PAID 10 pc din rm set & other YARD SALE COLLECTION l1" B & W RCA ·TV see loafs, W 9060 gans . wall clocks Cdll714113J..9625 For ~ood used furniture goodies. 10·6 Sat/Su. n S82Knowel1Pl,CM WGGAGETAGS FORSALE 832"""'"' &antiques 963 6541 · .._ with stand. xlnt condl· ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• grandr.at_her clocki. ort714164M616 · · 6111·12. 2501 Vista BaJa. Jimell.10-4 !romyourbuslncss canl. fasc1natmg antiques. NB btwn 22·23rd St off . Send one card ror each Wrought iron swag lamp lion. S.'50. S33·2'709 lS' Cyclooo + trtr. Like OverSl.000.000Wortb -W"ft.llMG Tustin. Sat/Sunday. 9141 Pouuet· tag plus one spare. We S25: Crystal Chandelier x.t t a l t I new. Xtras. Hett offer. American lntem11t1onal lkydn 8020 uau '" !13 Ave. Fnt Valley. Sw-retuTn permanently m .640-7814 O:kord:re Mot"fo~: <213>4»taOLoD1Bdl. Gllllenes: 1802·T Ketter ••••••••••••••••••••••• MUST GO!! Block wide Garage Sale. mg set. Mabog chest or sealed ottraeUve tag & Many x tr a 1 . $225 24' Gladiator Slo.p. llace ing St . Irvine Tel. Paramount 21 .. frame, Moving. Drexel triple Sat. June ll. 9AM. Furn. drawers, 4 c ba irs. strap. meettng airline Stove. ~as ltoPOVesl). S75. 494-4'128 rilled. Extraa. 6'il)O. Ph 154·1177. Open Wed lhru new silver factory paint. dresser & nite tables 1V, 11ppls, plants. patio Thomas Organ, tape l.D. requirements. Pre· Re fr1g 145. Misc . 6'JS.3002 S.t. 9AM to4 PM. Visit, Sew-ups. perl cood. $42S. stereo. chairs. paintings. rurn. bikes. clothing, deck & s~akers, dishes vent loss & theft! For a 673-0193. Magnavox Mtdlt. drum ~;..;..;...;.;;.. _____ _ PU.Uc AUCTIOM 673-SSll ___ mirrors. bedspreads. sMilverwate, etc. 25671 &lotsofm1sc. penonaJlzed tag enclose 2 old American Flyer tbl stereo. xlnt cond. 30' lll•oder. M•l'k II, hall tree. Etagerelamps, Inoa, Aegean Hills. wallpaper fabric or $150.979-l4n. 123.900. Riddle Yachts. MANY ITEMS OF f•(NE lulkhg Materials 8025 misc. items. Sat & Sun 9 Mission Viejo NEWPORT ISLAND "Day Glo". paper & we train sets. lots or track CERWIN·Vega V·12, 12' 67s.9137 ESTATE JEWELRY.••••••••••••••••••••••• to 5 Jnue 11 & 12. #7 M II' Ch d orMafi:ued~f.sS::m~f. will back & trim your S200.640-1090 ,. ________ _ ART OBJECTS, AN Used Lumber. 2"x8"x22' Lassen, Univ. Parll, ust se · eap, rou~ • tags. Or try two cards Babyllnecrib. Speaker system. •·171 Lidol4•422Z.customblt. TIQUES, FINE FURN. <220>. 2"xlO"x20' <6 >. lrvine. 551·2784 wood trunk. fancy chair. Red area rug. Toya. Misc back to back. Like new. reg. Sl49.9S. 640-1233 Xlnt cond.. iron s helves, coral, Items. Sal/Sun 3710 SteteotypeSound 673-7411 1'.lC. PHONE FOR IN 4"xl2"x18' C30l, plpeslone necklaces. CbannelPl.87M14D PRICES: 581-1832 ~~ BROCHURE : .. ~1~.1.:1~~}~~32~4 ~: 41·· ~edit aame tbl. 4 961J..1S9795S101ymplcDr S t/S C 11 tlbl S2eaor3/$5 carpeting. Almost new 1.enith 26" color TV.,. '75 Hobie wttrlr. Dbl • Capltans ch ts. solid H.B. a . un. o ec es. 4/Stags Sl .60ea. rust shag +rubber pad. bullt.199. trapea Super Tr•veler POOL TAILE brackets (26>.644-0878 wood. pecan rrom w. & bric-brae. clothes. Cash. !ol9ortamg.s ,_!·Slso.~!·ea. SOaqyds. 1125.498-5593 642·*5 $1795. John 15l·ll88, ea..ra. & J Sloan 493-1799 Household furn. misc 2390#EElden,CM.. ~ "'" ..., mas. Custom, English Slate. &:.-.& _. 80110 -· -· · items. adding machine, SalesN0TaCxAIRncDlu?ded Used carpet, 45 yarda, Zenllh 21"' color TV con --------Carved leas, w/llaht. -.-P""m ~ MOVING· corner. Baken t )'.pewrlter. sm ap· Fantastic Garage Sale: sole.$1.65.Cash. 12' Sesame sloop 1975. cues. & balls. S2.000 ••••••••••••••-••••••• Rack w /glass shelves. pliances. clothing. Fri & Toys. clothes. children & Draw YOW' own or $end gold shag. Good cond. 4.97·2781 Fast! With tratler. Gd 644-0553or644·1100 WANTED rro. 7'x3'ic~·· tilaA ta· Sat. 10·4 PM. 4155 adult .. lawn mowers." name. address. phone & im.5092 cood.S350.MG·l390 w;;;ewond. Dark blue DarkroomeqlilsJment ble. $150. Garage SalaciaDr.lrv. patlolum.+more.11070 we'Umakeooecardpes Photo equip. Karmann ~ 548-4784alter6PM Opener. Sean deluxe. 1 Coral Aloe. Ftn V1y. Sat taa.Add25<eacb. Ghia. Winnebago. New Tandberg lldl NEWPORT· 30. lnOO.rd Beautltul Cf>llecllon Cab 8035 yrofd. S150. Dbl Dresser. Patio Sale. Sat/Sun 10-4 &Sun9-5PM Send check or money or Typewriter. Ansaphone, TR105S.StereoRecelver. ~Falbo. knot meter. 498-!!l12 ••••••••••-••••••••••• rutestand &bookshelves. l26 Abalone Ave .• Bal. SAT ONLY' 8-5 Belgian derto: Air cond. Stereo. Ll.sts 99. 1 only ~. • 6 sails. Fii C-&$11 .. Antique Gran<JCather PERSIANKl ...... ENS ltgm.SI00.644·7655 lsl. ReCrlg, $40. Wah L . T .bl ' I th PILOTPRIMTIMG Vacuum. Dictating AUantlt Muslc. 44S E. Spin. teat. Like new. • • mach $40. Hade·a·bed ace a t c 0 • Bo h c.49 1206 17th"'•,CM SZ:UOO.m.sMSdays. Clock Urass Cilsh Cfo'A SU\·er Himalayan ANTIQUE $15. 8' soCa SIO. Tbl. 8 Crystal. China.. Tiffany P.O. x1S60 mac . ., • or '1\ Regis ter 545·03&> alt etc 546·9965· • POOL T AILE chrs S3S. Burr et S3S. style Lamps. misc. plus Colta Mesa. Ca. 926218 552-3310 _l~~~~~~~~~lum Oboat 13', XJot condl· 5PM ~ 1040 Custom En1llsh slate Uirs. tbls. lamps. bric.a· ~g hc~t. •P~·~ PUIUC AUCTION Mqtor·l HP. 100/22U. $50. Fat your craduat.loG pre. Uoonwt~h ~ailer. Or-Ht Ital sideboard. beveled ... •••••••••••••••••••• carved lej!'s. with Uaht: brae. etc. Mes~ i:. S~~~ts. . MANY ITEMS OF FINE ~HP GE. szo. Both con· sent. brand new Id f~ 1 :· ~ rr ~ gJiw drs wtbran le11d· DOG OBEDIENCE cues & b11lls . S2.000. Garage sale: Sat It SUn ESTATE JEWELRY, Unuoosduty.494·3579 ;!_~le•=· <=m~ ~·no.::. H t Is 1ng. marble counter top. Ct.ASSES start Wed &M-065Jor64Hl00 only June 11 ai 12. SAT. 2223 Rutgen. C.M. ART OBJECT~_ AN· Uprleht practice piano l'3, with nt MA tllO 1 :!ii'r~~fricedto June 22. 7 30PM . lnd1anCottonSofa&Lov· Westcllfr VIila. No. 23, T.V. color, mattresses, TIQUES, FINE ruRN .• S195.BeautRCAeoos.clr Model C~S ~ ... S10o. Toronado ZO' Racteg . . Nwpt/lrvarea!)4g.4928 eseats-·Loose pillow, Buckingham Lanu. lk_ new. lots of little E'OC. PHONE FOR IN· 1V S175. RCA port. ctr S52-48la • equip. catamaran wttlt OAK ANTIQUES deeh --NewportBeach..646-1294. thiJ1as. ~~BROCHURE. TVCiO.Lik4tnudblmatt ttlr. JUOO/bat o(r '175·1600. Dresser TtNYTOVPVODLES ~~ ~~s!4:':c:'f~~ Appllance1. yardaae. 5 FAMILY Sale! Furn.. & boxsprp $30. Mlac ComponentStereo,Sanaui _IHS-_M ______ _ Halltrees S95·Slh> MalcpupplesAKC.Shots lamps t'OICee tbls & Cine clothln~. bric·•·brac. sm.appliances,newcpt., N A T I 0 N A L chrs. sofu. radloa, amp, dualtunHbl, KLH Santana 22'. Put11 Armolres GH27S. Side --E~.!.:?>-~_!__ ttomefurnlshlngsatTllE coUectl es.Junk. mower. surfboard & GE 0 GR A PH IC stereos. Ml-3443. 20291 spkn. caasette-deck l'e· ~"p'd. Sllp a.ailable. tJrds S75·$175. Te:a c1trt1 YotlcahiteTerrier Pups FURNITURE CONN EC· Furn, blk<'s, misc. 999 much more! Sa•!Sun 9-6, MAGAZINES. 1912 to BaY\'ltW Ave.S.A. Hat• =MOO. make offer. Batt orrtr.681..:I082 &35·145. 4 pc bdrm .,et Ch1unpion bloodlinettny TION. 7351 Heil. Unil L. Presidio Dt .. C.M • 6212 Hampshire Dr .. HB. 1968.. Bound. l911Hodate, Men'allllf &lennlsshlrts. a• Yarkt ~a-vln :.f0~~7s~ ::1r~~: 0,ft: 3lbstudservlce~S049 HB.842·1244 t Fairview /Adams) M&-9840 loose. fl250.Calt873·~ Wholesale warehouse . .,. • ..._.. , ultn.°'n'a~i';';'-bie~ 1175. Chr sets '70·185. Golden IMrlever pups. Two decorator area rul(s. _Saturday Sellin& out lOO's of new" KJni bedspread. blk Cake Name brands. 17905.J .......... Xt r aa. M U•t H' 1. Pull leaf tbls 115·$140. AJ<C. pedlJrtt, born $-1 2 blue velvet 8' so!as. 4 Gama. skis. bikes. goll used Ile.ms. home otnce. fW', ooat Sl.40. aell MS. ~y~ar: C~c~c.db011~f c;••-.•: .......... 90•••1•0• tt.200/1111t.Mt~ta , " ~Ing machll &'t0-185 . ta.5'l.PP.846'4.2Sd bh1ck n•u1ahy.tt> wlna <'lubsaeta. ht1gap iurf $1q>. FUm viewer. chop Twlnbedspreads,qullted -•c rt ur e • ••t• , , Victorian Barber thr ch•arr., 2 bt:il(e board jeweir)' blks. knives, desk. top. blu/grn talftt1. ftllerwarehoUMh'omre-••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·Davltsf<eech s115. 246~ NorH, CM FbrSale:GreatDane nauaatl~ae swivel alai.a~.r~ en: credema.ruecab,misc. f1oor1ceUln1waUtow1ll •OftlY. Boat II' mahoe•ny hull 21. diaul. toppttr ~Sat. Pup$.8weeksold. rockeu. coffee table. cyclopedias. N~tlonal Beats S~ap Meet prices nwtchina drapes .o. 2 ••eel•-•• w/~HP Johnson motor. •htathed. teak dtclc, -840-3343 metal pat'o table & 4 Geographlc. "Playboy 11135 Urut F·2. Whittler hdmade crocheted of· W..ted IOll trlr$3TS.492-5724 betldroom, thp • m«• . ..... w.. 1010 ~ Shcrt~l Po' t 1 4•baln, 1 maple ster''O ima(la'llntt. tbebldtoods Ave. C.¥ Fri·Sun. r1wbllt ponchos, SU ..... -................ 8• Col".mbla "'-It -m· ~· Cood. ~ or ••••••••••••••••••••••• w1: rem, ~h .. ::::ron black chair w ouom.m •• furn Many utber $41H'7S6 eaeh. Beautllulfutcoat~ c SHll.f'UI p&ete;t•all"~a~ ms .,,.,.7914 ' _, ,_· C.E.WasberS75.Mtlllnlt •lre/dam$VS$44-7483 twn bdtn• c:orntr set. ltema . 1121Port 7 ,. iJ G Cl•••Sa n IMO. multlcolorea S$ A rvaS Boat trlr for l2'0boat.21'Eic~bur' itntCood. aafel90. Both ood cond. ti.: an bag Ulalrii. i:reen Bar m 0 u th p 1. N B. . m 1 ~age ~ t dyed rabbit. leather In Good usectrum/l"eCrlp (blander • to.ded. Sp6ft equ1 ~ MM*i1 97MUS Sptt1 pup nec:ds l,1vin1 n.tut!ahydc cha.tr. Ktr st MOol828Sat/SuD•5onl)' 8.30AH·12.30PM. Oak aert at wa•. coat S200. fnnlisioves5414788 Hl • new cood. O/B.171GO w}i P · bomt. Othtr brt "ds, bd W/f'llaltblnJ hdW.rd, · aoti~ues, baby ltema, sell~. No cbecb Call , 1215.r.5-:!687 Coei• 1119>' new mlxH Anlm•t As· r.pre-4 ai lamps. J nit~ TV. stereo, '>unt bed•. ~tna equip, rum. cir -.alJ.anyt1me Nod old playbouu ~....._. ~ -~~--·~~. , mtance Ltaa~. 537-2273 ataada. dreaer & chat I rtfn1. l>lae.. tbl. BBQ · pwt edcen. tools. · tllmlture. atove. rt.fr11-. -.rs If tOlO 72 likOr.&Qr C..amaraa, ' • i Grcellatihdboard,u furn. tlU·1814. 432 corntr bar w11tools.1~marnir.Zta0wtlra, etc.IO-S7JC9am·59.rnt •••••••••••••••••••••••blue. u·. 1,,~,1~ WI 80 . Spita P\ql ne~b lu\lnti tertC!d p6cturee 61ampa. We1tman1te.r. NB Guama Atft. Irvine, studded n HT8X U. W _.. p ·c 1.,_ K p £ larude OfD t:i-'1« aTS.ZJHll .... bome Other brt-tds. Sat/Sun WPM lat P«t <Coll••• Pk·Walnut1 mounled Oft wbffJ1, l ante\I. aper u.tt r . · · Y u. __. __ .... ........,~......,.,_;;..;..;.;;_ t:~ a• mlxti. Anln,11 Al· s.rmouthNBi.o-lDe 06nractn1mot0ttycle,1 CUiver) m•lal tblt 6 bnch. lt"orover-hydtaullc liled 11 hn. ltko "*· M'HOB1£""'1i8er.ltU ...._ :\WITM sittanctlActNU112'71 · beds. bubold 1oods. IM'l·-.. , ()t lever. 810 ·UU .SIOO.EV'tl.642.CZZ "bolt.tM.f:ac..UtMODCI· ,.... I 1 -, -l'OverstufftdSOfalrLoV· /mlic. 23:i8Columbta Dr. Gara1e Salt·Movlna. ... Cf'ullettonl. atk ror W · 11 • dlrlioil.c.!JllMIU , ~"S 'tQJ lriah s.t1tt r.;ppae. te:S eseat aold noral l 1, 1S0861 rum. cptJ. c:lothtl, 3kls Deluu 8unlt bed.• Dave. , • 0!' up 1our , _,c (':',:'! i ... fem. s .male eau ~dd it&O Call betaPM Sat /Sun tAM S02 Bumper Pool tabl•. I ! ~Father• Day •e~rel . l4'0atfilttCat•mwatt all L~ t::. ~1 4IS•Ult aft aPM ft oeMro9 ·Sat/Sun. 9162 Heatherton Bt-ionl•CdM ,, Sd\.tnn 3 !!pd atll\lray WANTED: Bunk Beds. Pear:t'tt &lmp1on fibWfl ... 'wl\rtr.,.;O.d ~ --'~t:_~'::. '"'..,j~ 'wtlndl c -.. / ;-"=" · 'c iClrd•. HB. New nice ""'"'.. Alt tn xJnt cODd ~ rt110nablc p_rlce, td ~VHP/DI S111p 10 ShOrt ·ft!Nl•,..._.-~-J · . ·-8UIOVINGSALE Kn& Wat«bed. Carpet, Oerage Salr -Cotem•n ,or$09449 t _ .. · ccnd. 552"'475 wadi " Rldkl. 11\lU 2$ Wotla ol o •• , ,-rr-Ii: ~ 4 ~rlfnf bl1cll ftmal@ 1 l~uJ or Spanllb 1m· matcttem•. M8>7534 tent. etc. Frl&t 10-3. - --·" . _, e\les. _ ~. U+ 2 ~h•nncl. I' Aot« SaliOt 14119, ~~ mln1 poodle11. 6 ~h. poned furntture. Mlac lal WtrWICk IA M.B. SALE !'70 »•t111n tnl(lr,....... ' -w /4 fhtnuh " 2 AoMllJdn,ratedt,delJy --1--:,---·C.Jft'' 1hota• paper. 1123. ch-tou1or ltema.GaraaeSslt,aora.end MU:3116 J'~ MdJan.7b)adtmMttet, I I .... ID J W-e.1UMalftMl •• 'or m.,.. : ,',\ -' b 541-2129 , i M2771t t1blea, all woOd dinette 1..A Wilt!Ure sit down pwr .. 1 .. www.... I Saltb1Ht anlenn:. • , ,, , , ewr .. a.iir._....,.... o. tablet, desk• ~h•ll'. p1n1 .._.... 10-1w1epu. ·u Ford ...................... ~ IOOU8l. 8411 toda_1 whUe Padlk'cau...,..w)tttl. ...,...,....,..,._... l!:baUah pril\gtr SJ>4nltl Maple O.vmpon 4 love pona t•blt. hot/('old ••••••••••••••••••••••• l"lllcoa, Kolhtr U HP SlJNNContertLudAllf i.tppl)' lat1tM . tpedal ltlNllQJJll'M.lillllt~. I ..,,__,fls -r p.appl ,AkCtt11stenld. at In Id cood. 1100 water l'OOltr W/btln Rc.T.8 m ..... 1uvery rtblt, ldellc.mlscequip, •llltL, HIHMC Mtnt pr&t't' aet+IU \"Osrl• .... 1.. .... ·- I e-11"" tr "'4Ut l'hampton Wuuae macb. ~o. mn1. mo ~. ~. _, lil·le:K ~ m It. 10 St. c.11, '1' .. coad. Sil U•J. Fri d I~ llMI rtad7 f• 1natau1-. kt~,........, ·10 MIT c _ ---,-biftsround 171-SU 1.w.1m Ol.SatJSUnHPM. 64149, _ ·15m1, 1'.s.tbeU,SunJn;thne. umCalllllD-M41 .a ............. "9] . ' ... - 4 ·-0 .......................... --~ • r .. • -=-• 9160 F!l<!!y. June 10. 1977 DAILY PILOT f) J J ....................... 9570 Aalos Wlnhd '590 """······ 1"11T9Tif"11• ___ _.... '73 CheYy V8 Van Con· WE PAYTOPOOLLAM \ll'SIOn, C1unook bubble PORlOPliSt:DCARS tQp. fall)' k>lded ~•rnlK-f. FOREIGN. DOMESTIC lo ma. clftn. s:;ooo Cash or CLASSICS '7• Ford Courier Low ml. good cond. bat orr 552-8262 an 3PM 150168 aft ~PM Ir )'Olli' car is extra clean usflrgt '73 Dodp Tradtsman. • IAUB IUICK cu. ln. ff.000 mi. maJ;i., ms Harbor Btvd ---1 '62 CHEV ~~ T truck s.m> ~an ~ Coeit.a 11192300 w/shell. 283 VS Runs &d "76 ~vy Xlnt ----------1'&4 VW Bu front f'nd. MOTOR H() 1£S complete SSO. 'GO 91% $1200 /hst SC8"8Ml Miko ·10 Econoll ne 300. eoad. l5300 ,.. Fi.at tat Spider ron~ 1916 CHEVY w/cn.11Se air conversion. CalldZ 1'111 lo ml. ed c:ond. Reasnblt' FOR RF.NT Poncho mu-. lo ml. runa. From ll!IO wk. •~-4'23 "'1nt. 1 t up for VW Sl200. 25'0PEN ROAD, fully S.W.t•otl5T-ac>o If cont. lt erve now Used lSOx18. 8 ply tube & LUV PICICUr Self·cont. w /potty. prt<'8.631·212G MIKA DO 4 a peed. ~U Allol W..ttcl Htb ~ hllport.d foraummor.1144.US:S tires,' at '3Cl ea 2 at m , ea. Jtiep wlndahleld AM/FM stereo cassette '69 Ford Van. lmmae •••••••-•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• &lowmlles. U1*26U. cond. beaut cust lnt. Ice WIWIU.IUY Gl•r.. '70t PRICED TO SS.L box. stereo. Map, ~. YOUI DAT$UH ·-••••••••••••••• .. ••• llLL YATES 83'1·3199. P.P. PAIDFORORNOT Alfa,, Spyder .. New '7G 7 Winnie Cht ftan. 440, frame. file older CJ5. lo.dtld. It n. 11r, c:rulH. $SO. !WMUl 70 MurttC'll11a ~ T1iala. M eoffu.~·8884 P/P ...;;_ _______ _ t070 C!()O •73 Uult11l'o Alplnll FIAT Xl.9. 128 &. TR7 nu. "h.arp. 1450 '7l FOC' rent· '"f.6 F4tr Wt'at Owners, minor & major 1-iuiulo \2.:). dirt~ 11trcct, Mtr hlne. 20 ·SC. r<'3erve lune·up. call ror Cree est VW..p()RSCHE srEP·VAN '66Chev. '736 TOPDOLWt :::: r,~ ~~~~·~:t SanJuanCaplstrano cyl eng. i•·xs· bed. 4 spd FOttTOPCAl.S ofr 1714) su · s 3 3b. ~ IWI 7Q.,l nuw for 1ummtr 6'2-0948 8421992 ~--------1 837-4100 493.45 I t trans. gd tires, Xlnt rog lilWICIC DATSUN (lU)C'l5-Tt'73 & auspen&ion. w.sp-arnd Saii Juau Capistntno '7' Maida Rotary PU ll~~:~· R.V. Hl-l3754tl-3375 JUNE GRADS xtras. Shell. XJnt cood. -------n &G TAP "'4 JI··-·• Xlt'I"' 1 '72 Wlnnebaao Bntve -""'""'"'--..-·---• unuit "• " un. Sl~pa 6. new carpet, Alltos fw S .. • a.t ilip, ~er IM>at. )ide ictn" 12.'lC> i''\m UtkC'' dwal gus tanks . radio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• lMl. awe ' SJ Jl"r fl . MC 07l4 ta ..... deck. CO. TV untcn .&..._~/ 1n Balbua Co1't'I -~ -'!.".'I"""'!!' mTTJ7 ?? Yamaha ~ Endurci. na. d:uih air. forced air OGulet 9520 12850 firm. Days call 76 FORD l/J TOH WE BUY """ v ~~=l Ext 440· SURFERVAH CLIEAHCAltS SALE 2400 •c:I u:il mile:., 21 • hNAl ' comp. S IC Hot ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dock •Pitt '°' '"' boat, troot wheel. nt.-w n•ur w11ter huter. s hower, •47 Chrys Wlndsor. New ?\""'8tt Beuh. tlt'c, tire & batkn S47S pressunrf'd water tal\k. Int. Runs well. XJnta1.1to. '76 Cbevy ~.ton. 4 wbf drive. loaded. $6400. or otrer. 96Ml49 V8. air cond.. stereo & TRUCKS '73 240% radio. pwr. steering & , Spd trana. AM /FM •1r. ~en deck. S2S 54t> Tl14 Excellent condlt Ion SUIOO 494-4728 mo m.LSM ---1 Sl500 646 9076 after --·-------1 map. 1732ROJ I. couunl Stereo. Lo mll~ge and $5299 nnu. priced r11ht. College --------'1S JtOCB Honua 4.000 3 ~m LaSalle Sedan 1940 • Ext *>' Lone Bcb mllt:S lmmatulottl.! cond. . Classic. great invest· ~slip ror so +N ~63.l 3071> 1971 Ulander 2S motor ment. mint cond. For '75 Toyota 1,1a ton Pickup . Good cood. $3150. 631-0351 rNL LOMG FORD CHEVROLET here we come~ 1342.JYW 1 SD. Frwy.·lrvine 761-SHI 2828HarborBlvd '74ronche911' Bchlip ~2172 ---hm Loaded. lmmac. street or show $7500 -Ka~11:>ak1 OOcc MX Rehlt MU5t be seen to be appr. 768.7111 days 497.2569 718CCllllilto Reblt eng. new pnt. xlot cond. must aee. S2400 or bstolr. Mlke&f.2·2790 COSTA MESA 5·Spd trans. AM /FM '72 Ford Van w /auto. PS. 546-I ZOO Stereo. metallic paint crpt'g, pnl'g, CB. FM 8· ---------Nice car . Drive it Can track stereo. vry gd TOP t>uyorleue. (~1LK.X1 IMh.~• eniine. new pJrt. also Ph&t2-'7910.9-5pm · 91 9010 unlJM'd motocross boots _e_ves_. _______ 1 cond. MUST SELL' S3000 F\rm. 642-2349 DOLLAR •74 MG Midget PAID •-Spd. AM/FM radio. ... ._••••••••••••••••• 5S74368 "7~0pen Road2S' Sir co.ol. 51Ford.4dr custom, body 18' Jet Ski boat. 4~ Olds -SK~ gen. roof-air . &upholstery ' e~. xlot cond. $3,600 1975 Yamaha 3SO. new Cruise cont. ltan.s cooler. S49S • '68 Datsun PU. nds new engine Stock. cherry Xtras. $11.940-orfer. ---------1 ••M!IWlf """ Ford '7 v t. l ndJt u t be I I 11 eng, _,.,. 3 an,c::x pn • co ion. •nUS see~. Must se ! 495·•859, '57 Chev. Original owner. IMll!M• -11476 / V • I t ~ Sim or best offer. Will 495-5602 47,000 Mi. Xlnt cond. ':llll ------· __..___ ~·Pl;~e~:""· FOR CLEAN sharp and econom1cal ' ~-~-r ~·-, 21 b\o' /lease plans . Call for details. 1006LJQ > '73TR6 ~ ....a1 consider trade for car. P.O. Box 286, Shiner, ~~~~~~~~~1'71 Datsun PU. rebll eng. ~r• 1p1rtc:no. truck.? 170·0290 Expl~rer Motor. Home, Texas. l·Sl2: 594.2533 custom paint. mags. '70 GMC 'Ill ton. Fully : ••••••••••••••••••• ••• --late 75. loaded. hke new. ---------AM FM $1500 644-0345 paneled & crpt 'd. Must C~us.Sale/ '13SUZUKI GTS50 865W.Wilson.C.M. 1930MDL. "A"S window I ' . sell. $2200. 536-8895 ask ~---" ''11 •[\I .';{ '*fl l V lJ Reid 912 13K. 1'\111 Fatrlni: coupe. Gd. cond. See & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 Datsun Lil Hustler ror Michelle HIJN l1•<1~TONBI A(H ~.1. "B' ~in 1.l I. ••••-•••••••••••••••• S750 545-7783 MOTOR HOME makeofr.842·5630 '71 lntentotional Pickup-Automatic. air ---------- Open Road JOI 2 •• as 15 ,74 TM 400. Su.tuki. Good 1972 Trav-' ~ Recnotloftd Style side 8 ft. bed. rac· cond.. blue exterior & 13 Dodge BlOO. auto. 6 cyl. IMPORT CARS cabover w/porta potty cond 8400 bst. Call Ted Se Ir .co n t a In ed . V-L1_1__ 9530 t 0 r y a 1 r c 0 n d .. 16,650 mlles. OE18684). ready forowncust'ngex- y-., reas ofr ac< .. •pt·-' G t oQf air '"".,... t t' l For saJe al S3095. Cort cept'ly clean. 34,000 mi, .&1 • MODRS -·1 . ~ .,,, aft6,642·2995 enera or. r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• au oma 1c. pwr. seer -~ 16451 Rhone Ln, H B furnace. etc. 838·7'156 Ing. (60546K >. Selling at Fox Leasing. Call $3400. 552·024S ---------1 A mellow. yellow classic AM /FM radio. 4·spd trans. A sharp car. Sens a ble payments. (Ser CF113'77U> 847-8080 1972 Kawasaki 500 Mach Trail T -• 9170 1973 TOYOTA wholesale book 645-3661 833-1641 '7l Ford v.a Van. 68,000 WE -• -111 street bike Good en, rav... CHIHOOKCAMHR ~woll.JILY$1750 , Matorilltd l llce1 9140 rond S500 631-2618 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""' " '58 Ford Paneled truck. ml. new cond. Take over HEID 75 MGI Roadster AM/FM radio. 4·spd. Lo mileage. Sharp! May buy or leNe. <738PEP 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• . . '73 PUMA 4 cyl .. 4 speed. radlo & Joe V• Moy Recent s uspens ion & payments. 494-e932 1,CUtATTl City Bi ke In Th.e Dog House. Must LARGEST MODEL.Sips heater This is uf0 P HEWPORTERll rrontn:placement.6Cyl. '75Dod-Van.crubecon· CLEAN Moped. 5 mos. old. xlnt sell 75 Honda CB 360 T 6. Uke new. many ex-TOP mod~~;i;K ). l!lm Harbor. Costa Mesa Stk shaft. Needs some trot .Pis air 4:!000 mi USID CARS 73 Aat I Z4 Spider 4-Spd. AM/FM radio . striplna. A nice car. Custom payments AvaJI lll89NBGl cood.'350.646-6195 S(rect Cycle !600 Just tras Sl600.S-bef7 PM. rHILLOll.JIGFORD 642-0795 work. Good potential. SC7So.64Z:em'1cu22540» HOW ......__..____ -•-/ tuned. new tire. $25. ea c.all 548-2792 " flOO/best ofr. Call Tom. CALL PAPPY 1 ~yaes Bell helmet &lgestorage S.D. Frwy .. Jrvine 1976 FORD 751-Gll.or6'6-9CY76 197lFORDVAH ~ 9150 box F1doeves495·0066. :M'Travel Trailer. all new 76 .. 5181 RAMCHaO GT V8. automatic. air cond.. 540-5630 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -utilities. located Laguna 75 FORD PICKUr '75 Honda ce125S Xlnt '7.i Yam TX500. recent Beach Trailer Court 4 WhMI Drins 9550 ·ve. automatic, ractory CW21T31> 2S.OOO mt. V-8, tape deck & heater. •· cood. Low mi S4SO O\erhaul. very clean. 494.9345 ••••••••••••••••••••••• air cond .. pwr. steerina custom 2 yr 24000 ml <03NSR>. 1 G75-09Sl S750 ofr ·oo Yam 250 & brakes. stereo radio, ani ~J Red d $3399 1011\~0\ & SO\ • LINC0LN· "'4E fiCURY '59 Aastln Healf Sprite 2626HAHOl ILVD. Super-Sharp Classic· ,, rl'hlt eng. ~75 644·0343 . Tent trlr. fully self con· 1976 GMC4 heater, tinted glass. Wair' y av . uce rHILLOHG FORD SA VE llG SS$ tamed Sips 6. Elect brk. JIMMY 4X cruise control. w /s /w SlOOO. S.D. ""'wy.·lrvine 1!110llondJ115CL $1500,ofr.497-2982 V8,automatlc,alrcond .. tires w/wbeel covers. $-1395 ,~• __ c_o_s_t_A_M_E_S_A __ 1 Fully restor ed and t i3 360 Ya ha ma Enduro. Lakt.> new S400 t (1C591.39> e e 76 .. 5188 very lo ml., rac. new 548·7932 QUALITY & Comfort. 31 ' r~: :i~~!J1~~~ ~=: SsOH Dodge '74 318, 4 brU. P IS. C A. o• .... ET psiced right. CaU lOC' de· AA Vt• talla. IPNY4'8> CcnhForCcn cond. Must see to up Holiday Rambler. 1626 w"~ls w/of .... -ad tires, Pl..MLLO .... G FORD CODefcmtd Mtn lftC t I l h oreciate.$600. t970Yamahal25/\Tl. Newport Bl CM rol•~1 .. _ &"'Buv,.~""'28 "' " 2001"E1Jlt,SASS8-8000 crp • pn • CP n c rs. Paid Far Or Hot 7 6 MGI Roacbter 2145HAROOR BLVD. One owner. Lo miles. 4 l74 DUNE Cycle. used for $250. • . ua.r " . u~ ). S.D. Frwy.-lrvine chrm whls. hdrs. air 10 hrs.. loaded w /x.tras 548·7952 AutoSer•lce,Parts $6199 76 .. 5888 '67 Olevy ~ton pic:ktQ>, shocks, radials, 70M. Perf. cond. $300. 642· 1488 & Accesaories 9400 PHIL LOMG FORD Rebuilt enalne. tr an•. 545-0111. P /P. $4600. Olarbor&Vlctorta> spd, AM /FM. Can buy or COSTA MESA lease. (11APXR I '7fl Honda Elsmore ~T ••••••••••••••••••••••• s .D. Frwy.-lrvine '74 Datsun PU. All xtras, s.mall VS, Make offer •75 DODGE 1 Ton. Kawasaki OOCC MX. reblt 2:i0. Only nuden 200 m1 s. Wanted : Adapters. 62 768-5888 xJnt cood, shell, lo mi, 839-9567 customized 29,000 mi, 6~2-0653 en1, new parts. also un-As new Sac S.193. Phone Chevy PU 6 lugg whls to S3 000. 648-7610 , ref · bed PS PB used motocross boots. 9 5 645-1822. eves & 5 lugg Mags. Art Spm AMC-JEEP · · '66 Chevy 1114 ton. "73 '350 ng, qn • • . WE PAY TOP DOLL.Al FORMIFTY IMPORTS ~ SIH36&-wkndsli73-8969 54S·9492. 1976 FORD eng. & trans. $1550. crulse, xlnt536·5863 #I leC .. f. F-ISOPICKUP 546-46'19afte '76 DODGE B-200. V·S. '77 Yamaha 500 XT. Less '12 TM 250 SUZUKI. Xlnt SELL idle items with a than 200 mi. sacrifice cond $300. Daily Pilot Classified Ad. Sl250.. 673.8873 Call 646-2 ll 9 642-5678. Al/lo S.,..,ice, Parts Auto Serfice, Pcris Ado S.....lc.e, rarts fr Acceitoriff 940 & Acceuoriet 9400 & Accestories 9400 ..................................................................... SERVICE DEPARTMENT .AND PARTS DEPARTMENT ? OUTS~lgL With SHELL. 6cyl., stick '76 FORD FlSO PU. 11.000 PS. PB. xlnt cond. many fif.fi&srATE shift. radlo, beat~r & ml, xJnt cond $900. Off rd xtras. Custom unique HUGllMVBfTORY tinted&Jass. UA91Ml). xtras SSOOO. 54S·2S88 redwood Int. 559-5199 $37'9 Steve , MARQUIS MOTORS A.llModelsNew&Used PHILLOMGFORD 69 VW Van. Snrf, bltn B>Ulal'guerllePkwy. Lessin& Available S.D. Frwy.-Irvtne '75 Chevy Luv. divorce bed. nu reblt eng, SUlOO. MISSION VIEJO Cost.Mesa 768-58tl forces sale. Make offer _61_U_m______ 131-200 495-1210 A.MC..... ~. 8'().44Zl 1973 FORD 252' HARBOR l:\LVD. '74 B.anchero, air, stereo. 75 FOID t/2 TOM 11J TOH VAN WEU IUY YOO Co&taMesa 549-8023 auto. mags, low mi, R.AMGERPICKUP V8 with automatic USEDIMPORT 1975 FORD S3700.6"-9'l85 VB, automaUc. air cond .. trammi.ssion. <97028P>. AUTOMOltLE llJTOH4X4 '55 OMC one ton dual pwr. steering, radJo & $3299 PAJDFORORNOT VS. automatic, ~wr. wheel Rat bed. $1000. beater. (71838). PHILLOHG FORD C~af'i:~R. ateerina. special w eels M6-Ql3 $4299 s.D. Frwy.-Jrvine &off road tires. 1619516>. '14 Ford FlOO R 360 PHIL LOMG FORD 76 .. SHI VW..p()RSCHE $5599 V8 Shrtbd · anger. S.D. 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CJ ·S's, C J ,.7's, Cherokees, Wag(lneera, Piclt-U1>9, up to $1.aOO dis· counts. 5 yr 50.000 mile warrantys a,Wlabte. eo.MCIM Mtrs fnc 200t"El.st,SA~ 72 Chevy, 4WD. n Ton. pkur.· 350 VS. campr 5be1 • lo ml. clean. $3750. 548-0939 72 Chevy Suburban Cust. 20. loaded Comp! rblt. must sell. $4500. 54.9-1059. aft6 Wot; Mew tlOO AldcK. Mew 9IOO ...... Mew 9100 Mtos. Mew 9100 ............................................................................................ WE ARE OUIDRA .. G OUR COMPD1n•111 , COME JO OUR LOW OVERHEAD COUNTRY BRAND NEW 1977 DATSUN 1210 2 DR.. The fuel eoonomv Chatnl)IOn- Oatsun 's Honeybee model ~Yours TOday • I . .. .. . ' . ii -... • •••• . .. -.. AlllOs, I•~ Autot, AMtos, IMported A.dot, fwtporftd Autos. IMpGilttd Aldoa. l•,wW .•...•.....•.................••••..........•••.....•....•••••........ ·•·······••·•••·•····· ······•················ ...................... . ·M-......,r':::'.:%:'1.-.......,.r.ftliHTAHarn• rir-.iltomeo '105 IMW 9712 1MW 9712 Capri 9715 Datsun t720 ~ _ • .t730 . . •.•.......••••.•......••....••••..•.....•..••...•.....•..•... ··••··················· .......................••••.........•••.• , .... . *.**·*·**.**·*·*·:;c·::;;/*·*=:;;· ~~~:~::.=:m~:~~::£ 1ie~~" ~~1 A:i·~~~· ~~i;~~.:S't_t;;~ ~;~~~:~hS: ~ · "'-... bu. AM / F t. Call $1100 ofr. 673-7~ 32.000 m1 $6200. 493 2208 . evd. ~ }a~· , ~ *......... 0863 I ST • H OADWAY Datsun 9720 uoz. '73, air. AM /FM. ___ ...;;...... ___ _ , ~ ••• ...11 MOW OH DISPLAY SANTA ANA ••••••••••••••••••••• •• mag whls. mint cond '71 XJ6, brOwn. suo mo. :':" .............• !!!~ tHl630CSI 835·3171 DRIVE A ~ Eves.8478450 ~~::: ... ~-.e:a~~n~~ ~ "'--'75 Audi 1''ox, au.ooo ml, n.EvU1 ... ATIOtllV1llOMACH ... ( n 'f)7 Datsun 1600 Roadi.ter, scll, pay-off OC' finance. ~ TO HAVE YOUR CAR ......... air. 1unroot. >Unt cond. OUR COMPLETE •USED BMW•s• LI LE... xtntcood $1200 13.SOOtoseU.~ ~ • "'-... M.300 1145-1729 IO.DY SHOP '74 3.0CpcSrR 7'oLWB SAVE A LOT MB-7952 '6IS J.ac 420 Rian, slot. ="P' SERVICED ......... '7l Audi$1S50 ISHOWOPEN 762002 ~pdS/R 9SONU' SHOP&COMPARF: '75Datsun280.Auto,AJC, cond, upe, FM . ~. "'-Sunrool,veryclean CIOHdOnSundays IARWICKDATSUN Makeocrer. $3800/ofr. 53e·T904 or ~ ......... G4d·t929 BMW RESALES OliHGE COUNTY'S San Juan Copistrano Call 957 0350 &H_·367_o ____ _ ~ BY THE MOST MODERN "'-~!';~~~ ••••• !!.o.! •utom~'t1'c,9a210rO~ond. & 0$ 831 -1 375493-3375 Roi 9725 '72EIYP<. VU.>H.ooto. ~ ,. .. .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• all xtras, xlnt cond. ~ SERVla DEPARTMENT.IN "'--'741/a AustmMarfna, AM /FM radio. A ODtl '74AATSEDAH !lll5Q0.64.5·3167 ~ ~ 4 Dr, 4 apd, xlnl cond. ownerur. (ZRV449>. 4 cyl., automullc, radio, '66, 3.~ <Spl Sdn) aU orig ~ sou· THERM CALIFORNIA-"'--$UIOO. be•tortel·. 644-1729 1973 3.0CSA Sales-Service Leublng SPECIALS heater & Wfts/W tires. w/leatb, wl,re whls, xlnt, -r" ~.Try a D a lly Pilot R C I lll7682t02Door.4speed. (446WXT). lom1,22mO&f46-llSS .Jw PH IL lONG FORD ...t...._ Claaslfied Ad to buy, sell :~~:,-~c· 1~'!!"'~~·1:!~ Rou:XoycC:-ver, ~~iw <092PKE). Was $3661 SI 799 196.5 Jaguar 3.~ Burgun-~ -• ~ ~entsomethlng. <MlJPS>.WeaJ1obavea 1540Jnmbo~c NOW $2995 PHIL LOMG FORD dy Auto. Classic beauty. ""1l.. '74oll~model. Newport Beach 640·6444 888DOVESTREET · S.D. Frwy..Irvlne Mustsellf $3SOO.&t2·7945 ~ Near MacArthur 768·5181 ~ ).. 19742002 '76 2002. sunroof, A/C, &Jamboree Roads - -'74 J uauar XJ611, fully ~ PARTS AND SERVICE * 4 Sl)etld, AM /FM & only AM/FM8trk. 833-llOO 76131S, AM!Ft.1 stereo, s loaded, wire whls, 25,000 22.000 original miles. 631-1 ... '191 spd, xJnt cond. Lo ma, ms. S8950. 642·6931 ~ Monday-Friday 7 :30 am -6:00 p .m . ~ "'-•.-sharp! (030K~). '7 1974 DATSUN $3000. Dys; 89·'"1311; (357MVJ) ~ St da S ~ !f ~...... .1.1. 1 Bavaria, Lo mill's, 710WAGOM E 9621120 kc; ---'------I ur Y .00 a .m • 5:00 p.m. radials, sunroof, AM /FM ves. · ' us or JenHft .c... 9732 ~ BODY SHOP "'-a 1975 2002 stereo, air condit1onlng, 4 speed, AM /FM stereo _Sten• - -••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Automatic, air <.'Ond., ~. 494 2417 after Gpm radio, bucket seats & '7212' Sprts Sp~der Xtra $196 39 M .Jw Monday-Friday 8 ·00a.m.-6:00p.m ...t...._ sunrool&metalUcpamt. weekdays, anytime roof ra~k In beautiful cln lo mi Mui.t sell • 0. ~Saturday-Estimates Only 8 :00a.m.-12:00p.m. ~ (0154). weekends condition with low S27Sobst s.itH;.s1s PlusTax .Jw mileage C926MFV> A -;; · Arrordable Lu1<ur). ~ TERMS * 1975 5301 1974 BMW Ba,nraa. real steal at 75 Flat LU Spt Cpe. S bpd, Lease A Classic Today. ~ CashorTheFollowing * It Automatic.. air cond. & 4dr,auto,a1rl'ond OMLYS2995 stereo,8 trat·k. Xlnt, (}Jlly$19639/mophJs tax. -r" C stereo. A fine one owner 645 6923 must :.ell. 830· l l&I Cap SU .100. Dep ~sso.o.i. red1t Cards Accepted: Union -BankAmericard .. Master car. (062NIF>. • 1 Res ~9.96. ~;mo OEL. ~ Ch Ame · E 'A 73 128SL. o tnil~s. T 1 ~ arge -ncan xpress nd All Major Credit Cards * Capri 97 t 5 A.\l /FM, runsxlnt, siwo. o la mo. Pf, mt s .M * ::J 4s~.!:.:~2stereo. ;;;··~=~~··2~~·:~;::;; ~~~:~::i~fj 493- 7549 ~~~·~:~g~~i::~~.:~ ~ C489PCT> MPG d 1 1976 RAT XI /9 for early canc!ellation. · · great con · ~ ust '76 8210. 2 Door. AM /FM J ensen GT includes air. ~ ...t...._ sell. $1700tofr. 847·9529 radio. Lo mi. Mint cond. Fully equipped & has pwr wlndowst AM/FM ~ ~ ,_ SADDLEIACK '76'h Capri. vs, air. P /S, 642·6271, 552·7181, ~°ti~~fs1& ri~ty ~;0i Casse\te, vlny root and ~ """'-VALLEY IMPORTS AM-FM stereo tape, 542·6166Connic miles. Like NEW!. tnore band made lulury """ ~ 831·2040 495.4949 custom int/ext Rallye E 11 1 1 (3)472>. hJ I b TOP BUYER xce ent ease p on ~" ~ ~-~ w s. mmac. $4195/ st available. (2!Y.!RLY>. -' ~ ~ 743.0CS.Jmmac. otr.640·2"23dys,675·962ti See us first, & Inst! Top SADDLEIACK ~ ...t...._ Lo ml.,4 spd, all xtras eve cJollac~~~~r ~ErAts. VALLEY IMPORTS ~ 43 AUTO CENTER DRIVE, IRVINE, CALIFORNIA 92714 ~ UI 673'1521 '76 Capri II. 4 cyl. 4 sp, 831 2040 495 "'-949 I d k bl DATsuai...J • _._ .. __ 146S0VIHtlRlAllOVlfl/41!0•8HlA ~ SAN DIEGO FWY. TO LAKE FOREST EXIT. NORTH TO ...t...._ 1976530 · ar ue, slick. stereo cnssellc, 8000 m1 f""lll ,,,.,,,cn900 •m-'ti9'm• ~ ROCKFIELD WESTTOO ~ stereo, sunroof, AC, SJll00.871·46609to5MF, 4!845HarborBlvd. Honda 9727 146So.UreaBlvdBre.i ~ · , LDFIELO. * 12,000 ma, Sll,500. 548·Sl63art6:30pm c06taMcsa 540·6410 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213/69-1·2ll54 ;714/990·2525 LEFT TO AUTO CENTER OR. 644·7509or644·7461 Brand ~ew •77 * * -'71 Cllpri, xlnt rond. new ·14 260Z, 36000 mi, " K....,..Ghia 9735 * * * * ** * * * * * * * is a good day '69 2002. sunroof, alum. ,tu:~. brks. Under lO,ooo AM /FM. mags. Must HONDA Cars ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• to advertise in the wheels,Mlch.tires.Very m1oneng.$1S00.837·2869 sell~ S4250. 493-7327 MANY '.t18', Porscho pnt, l\ew Sell things fut with Daily Find what you want m Sell things fast with Daily Dally Pilot clean. $2800. 494•5034 '72 Capri 2000• 4 spd, xlnt. anytime To ChooH From! ~fsnz. ~~:~ ~i~!;:: Pl1ot Want A~. Daily Pi~Classif1eds. Pilot Want Ads. Classified Section. BMW 2000. Gd cond. Must ~e7';, e~~ng, askmg 74edDatsun B210, 12 d.r UNIVERSITY Sl575. 770-1175 sell. $1500. 640--0020 dys, s an, runs great, o m1, Autos, Hew 9100 Aldos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 675-0859 eves. Matt Autos, Hew 9100 S2150/bst ofr. 548-4225 Oldsmobile ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·m Roadster. roll bar. 2 t-londa Cars • GMC ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9738 AlHAMBRA DATSUN ANAHEIM DATSUN \ ARCADIA DATSUN, INC. WALLY TUCKER DATSUN, IMC. ' BALDWIN DATSUN CANOGA DATSUN COSTA MESA DATSUN CULVER CITY DATSUN DOWNEY DATSUN, INC. ATLANTIC OATSUM OIYtlSITT DATSUN SlEMDAlE DATSUN • WE DON'T HAVE A MR. F. OR A MRS. G. BUT THE SAFEW A 'Y IS TO MARKET BASKET ~· TELL A RALPHS FRIEND ALPHA BiTA= IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR NEW YOU MAY BE P.A YING TOO MUCH!! CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DA TSilN DEALERl I 00-SX .... -., --· "810" LO; ~, ,. "KIM CAB" IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '71 TOYOTA '73TOYOTA CGllOUAJ-co«M&AWA- 4 -.c:t. "' CONllllOn'"9 • ...roo 4 speed, <Adlo. IO "'Hee wl"VllOOl lo,...•(Ol!7DTJJ En:--(1771«) 5 1595 '52195 "7ZMAZDA '74MAJDA aa.aae. IMCft. 4 ~ ... CO"dll-""'YI Auto ~. -''""~ iooc nooo-11.sc>MSJ AM/'1'M radio. 111"•' •o , 1451MCSl '7JTOYOTA COIOMA *01°' OI. 4 111eed ••r cO<tdOlonl"G· AM/FM ndlo, "'"YI rl>OI. (t«IJFJ) s2195 '7 4 .ll!HSIN MIAU'f •tta 4 ·-"""°I"°',..,., Ill lo"""'" (157MOl'I) IMMEDIATe DELIVERY '7JYW .,,._ .. tOffd -. lo ,,,...., Slllnll' (eotHSV) 52195 '71 MA.I.DA ~cow. • •o••CI. "'""' roof, ..,. .. (44DKMI ' FOOTHILL DATSUN, INC. MOON DATSUN TRI-VALLEY DATSUN, INC. LONG BEACH DATSUN DOWNTOWN L.A. MOTORS IMPERIAL DATSUN, INC. UNIVERSAL CITY DATSUN, IMC. NEWPORT DATSUN UALITY DATSUN IMPORT PASADENA DATSUN IARWICI IMPORTS, INC. tops, new paint. new clutch. $1175. 494.9542 '75 280 Z 2+2, A /C, Trucks 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mc~a 5~0 9640 Dlaupunkt. stereo cass, "76 Honda wgn. Low m1. new Mich. tares & XJntl'ond. $3450 miracte mazda 2150 ........ d. Mulholland shocks, bra, 49-l· 1268 -Coda Mesa 645-5700 mags, 2SK mi. lmmac. $7,095. 586·6614 1971 Datsun 240Z. Auto, mags, orig owner. $3500. 492·2133 '74 260Z. New radials, mags, AM -FM stereo tupe. Im mar. cond. Must sel I. $4850 /bs t ofr. 5.52·3021 ·1s c.;vcc. aar. n & J 1. S2JOO. firm '72 Mud a RX2, good 551-0714 cond, new clutch, new -eng, 640-8715 an 5PM 1973 Honda Coupe 4 cyL, 4 speed. rud10 & Mercect.s hn1 9740 heater. (738NDN >. ••••••••••••••••••• •• • • SI 799 1975 MIZ 450SE PHIL LONG FORD Metallic gray/black. S D. Frwy .. Jrvme Sunroof, lenther & lull 768-5888 power accessories. '76 280Z, 9200 ml, mag -(030541). Priced tOfl!ll at whls, air cond, stereo· Honda Cmr '74 26.000 m1. '' tape. S7,000 or $250 cash, Rndrnl tires. 111r. 1mme & assume lease. 640-5069 cond. 52700 642 ~~ _ Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, New 1 ttoo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW1W7 RABBIT. . HOfSTllPPIO lllAMD..W '77 r# DASHER s5495 AllSHON V'LU ·M"\:IHS . . . . . . '"" . ·' .... 83 I I 144 d9S I 10• . . ......... . . \ . . . .. ,. . . .. .. ... ........ ..... , ... ...-................ . .... ...... - FIEE HANO WA:Sff Ii wrnc gnvacr. T~ "A" W JT.st. CM 1114 >at ())4S "'14 6061.. IMtallk arn. xJn& t'tlnd. P\ll pt)'. Muat ldJ: t7i-taa ----'GS JOOS!! Cpt', all ror puts Dm. 1opec ln Euro-a..tt P e a a D e I 1 --'~------9755 Ver7 Proirama 'T2 MB 280 SE. orl& ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.11 for owner Xlnt cond Ltke '68 Renault. Ill 000 m1 '& lnlormatJOn. new White.,, tcoanat• int Xlnt runnmit cond Good P\·t pty S46 8000 or ttres. s:iOO. 968 1462 2131121-8511 11411217250 ~I 11 iill ...... 3 ........ MERCEDES BENZ 1975 Mn 4SOSL Sliver /ant. gray inl . w/bleck leather. Full power, full service re· cords & In excellent con· dltlon! <44"1MXU ). _SZl·'lZlfl Rah Roye• 9756 ..., 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •tDEALIR IN U.S.A. MG'S BUY A "B" and Name it ~ ~~~VER FREE. Personal Plates ROLLS·ROYCC on us! Call today for cle· ta1ls on OUR exciting fs.4oJ..,1bo••• new Leaae/Buy Plan. , __ __.=::'lk•cll SeMlble Payments 146 So. Brea Pl .• Brea. PARTSDEP'l' OPEN SAT. 9-12 a •"41 !.OUIH llAEll llOU\.tVllAO • llfltA 110.490 :1900. "~ Jll!>• ClOSED SUNDAYS Take the Frfd!y. June 10, 1977 DAIL y P1LOT D '3 a . HI,,, \ :: ·, \1« l 11\ i .,,,., .. ,.,,,(,iu\,lr ... • rli11\l llf'HH 11\111>1 \'l>i:H" .. •• -..:--'':-." 111 : •. :: ~:; ;_ "~'' ~-;_;; l .\I . ~;·, Mt\\•O"I Vlf JO IMPOIH', . . ... 811 174<! .j9j 170J ...... Mew-Used OVER 100 1960 MG hardtop, new tires & eng work. $1500. or bet olr. 8.18-1387 9744 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 MGB Roadster w/radlal llre5 & rally wheels. AM IFM stereo cassette, a like new top & only 41.000 mLles. v~ry, very clean $3060. Pri pty. 557.2743 SOUTHERN SAVINGS ROUTE MERCEDES OM DISPLAY ' House of lmDorb AUTHORIZtD MERCEDES DEALER 1976 MGB 6862 Manchester. 12.000 ml. Asking $4600 Buena Park 846·7124 Call eves. 523-7250 '73 White MGB for sale by On I he Santa Ana Fwy. orig. owner Xlnt cond. '66 Mercedes "°5E. Xlnl Call 551·5410. cond. Lo mi. Best orr. PClllftra 9747 586-2770 dys, 552·0534 ev •••••••••••••• ••• •• •••• 1974 MIZ 45051 1974 PANTERA Full power, 8 tract( S speed , AM t FM stereo. cndse control & ~/cassette. Michelin more! Loaded' <13801. radials & low rrules A Reducedto ~erb class1r'. Ex- OML y $11,495 hie "t1~~szr,1an ava1ta. SADDLHACIC SADDLEIACIC • VAU.EYlMPO•TS VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 131-2040 495-4949 '68 28> ~. xtra ctn . 78000 i2 mecb perfect. Xtras. mi .. sacnr1ce $3950,ofr Price Includes allowance 714-497·3927 ror new Pot or choice. '68 2S> SL. A/C, AM·FM &3,750.6'13-8rn stereo. 4-spd. New en1. Ptupot 9748 New clutch. Both topa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $8995/bst orr. 640·2423 1966 911. Clean Ii updated. dys. 675-9626 eves & S61SOO . 7s4•0422 dys. wknda 41r7.3734 & 493. 7530 eves & ~-D;; .......... !?!~ 'A 1968 Porsche 912 \ In excellent condition with 5 speed trans. & 'I chrome whee l s Mercedes Logo IESTIUYS IH MIRCEDES-IEHI 744SOSEL <WPM2S7). SADDLEIACIC V AUEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 $ 12, 937 '60 3568. Silver:. good Met. beige w /sunroor. cond. $2800. 642·5615 days Bamboo leather Interior. or eves, 49S-l938 (Ser. 8325> 914 l.8 '74. 36.000 mi. new pnt. 1mmac cond. '74 450SEL ~ bstotr 832·2S97. $12, 997 '7\ 9J4, gd. cobd. Must 8'zy or lease this on~. Lo· selJ. best orrer ! S36-9979 Lo miles. met s1l ver. eves or Wk.nds. black leather <Ser.0212> -------- '73450 SE $10.900 Porsche 1970 911T SSpd, X1nt cond. Mu.st sell 213-281-4727 Beautiful Ikon aold 68 Porsche 912, reblt finish, perfect In every motor. &nags, AM /FM respttt. (Ser.046831 stereo, S497S. (714 > Comeseeourlargesel~ 630·7060 dys, 675·398" tlon or Ptlercedes·Bena eves. SJ)OttS cars '70 Thru '76 --------350SL/~SL Avail OAC '71 914 1.1. Metallic blue, 21J '°216'511 low ml, ".'MIFM 8 track, · 71 '&,-. 1 5 new radials, Perr COl)d. 4 ,~.,·· 2 0 Must sell. going abroad. 1974 MU 45051 =~t ofr. 638"3483 or Maple )'ellow/black Int. -------- A loaded cat In excellent '7 S C a.r r e r a Targa, condition! (648LRE>. Chooo/Tan. lo mt 's. This weekend 119850. Scott, 640·1850 or OMLY $13,750 _M>-00 __ 1t ____ ,. ~l~\!(lfJ o., 'f 1r rMPQQr• . . . .. . .. .. ' dJI J • J>'. "tJ • • '.'10~he9UT.1 owner. Xlnt cond All re<'Ords. $6000. 833-9078 days, •w1an s YOU ARE FREEWAY CLOSE TO 5 OUTSTANDING AUTO DEALERSHIPS 0 ·LOTUS • FIAT Mission MERCEDES BENZ ~~ts LAGUNA BEACH SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY-S GROWING AUTHORIDD DEA.LEI SHOP & COMPARE OUR LOW LEASE RATES • 0 BARWICK DATSUN 28701 Mlrguerite Paricway, Mission Viep n 4/83t-1740 n 4t495-1100 E) MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS Q PHILLIPS BUICK, PONTIAC & OPEL 0 ALLEN OLDS-CADILLAC-GM C 8SAOOLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS SHOP& COMPARE IN SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Available With 4 speed or fully automatic transmission. Multiple lease & fleJCible purchase plans available OUI COWLITI IODY SHOf ISMOWOflM • SOUTHERN ORANGE ~OUMTY'S VAN ·HEADQUARTERS:~~ MEW I t71 y, TON. LOMG WHm.IASI VAN YI __ _..,.,.,,__.,, T,._ • "'°"" _.. --,.,. -..,._ -.:..-"""'' ~ 1Tlln11.1'4)M••• ...... .._. ···-···· ..... ·········· ......................... .. ,_. . .. -· ......... PACTOIY II.AND NEW 1976 FIAT X 1/9 ~.a ...... '5718 DICK fully equJpp.d with removoble wnroof, AM·f M stereo, pin stripes, door edge guards, coco mats~ mag style wheela. (Ser .55281 ) :'sc~ .... '723 HakNiodi 39.2...., (SB.02"691) t71RIT121TCPE Only 32.6 ...... (Ul. 0233750t · 52699 ''2699 53199 53199 1m NT 1114& AAM. ...... l'oct. olt, 42.6 ,,... (59.0149863) • 54199 DICK MILLER MOTORS -FIAT .··Santa Ana, 120 W. Warner 557-2132 ·n VW BUS. Rbll eng. Good cond. $2700. Call .... ----------------------------------------------~.--------------... 1 497.2265 ~--------1 n VW Bug, lo mi, immac, $1350. or best offer. 495-42216 The Bluest Marbtplace on the er._ Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, F1nd It, ( 642•5878) One Call Service Trade It With a Want Ad Fast Cntcht Approval '65 VW. 2dr, immac in/· out. Run'g gear gd. beige w/blJt int. XJnl transp. 1 ownr. Must see $1200/ofr. 494-7893 '75 Volvo. 4 spd. AM/FM SELL idle items with a stereo. ma,:is. 29M. ~950. .......,_--__ -____ ---_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Daily Pilot. Classified Ad. Mint conc.l &U 2-106 ~.~.;.o9~=~~~.;:;.~ ~ ... ~:.v: ....... !~!~ ~~·.~:.": ....... !~!~ 'H DOD4ll OAU • Cfllftojt! .. OOOMy. tufON'~ tflftlMke,toft • ..... • ,_ ...... •h •OOfl!IO<\lflt. ("'tl\IC:L ---SJ96 51816 "75 CHIVY MOtCIA .. , ......... -~,~··· ?4DOOGI .,... . .,. v ............. c: _..,."'_ 1111ia11."ft1·itK• ttatt. ..... , .. , NEW 19.77 CAPRI II ....... ~ . ..,., ---..,,.... ..... ..,.... ... ,...l'WIO~• .. ""' ~ ....... .,,-of.., .... body .. "'fllrtll'UJt lvll c:1ro•11no fltr GA(C:TY»*~ '71 Pl. YMOUTH fUlY Ill V -8 , automatic transmission, power steering a brakes. air cond. Sharp brown. (7100SX) 74UMCO&M JOOOll ... ,, .......... ,, co1t•1uo•u"o l••ttt•' ....................... " -111n.av 53686 ..,, ....... $4686 · 54686 •75 LICOl.H .,....,. --~ ................ ~· ... , .... IOINOll "76 MAMIY '1l-.c..T1a ,.,..,__ ·s1495 ··--· 1'27"PIA ..... '11 TtY.PtCllP ~.:-' '3795 '71Y-.tfnNI ~~ •1995 '68 Cllmaro, e cyl, stick, R/H. xlnl mecb cond. lt75 CADILLAC smG/bStofr. 963-4336 SIDAM DIVILU • Full power fadOl'Y air 69 C&maro SS, new tires, caod.Woalni. crulte con· FM 8·trk, 100<1 cond. trol, AM /Fil atereo Sl700.llfl0.38'7S wJtape, tUt wheel, vinyl lt7S CAMAIO top " leather Interior. TYPE LT (53QIXC). AM/FM stereo w /tape, $6395 power windows. tilt • wheel, console & factory lt74 CADILLAC COUPI DIVILLI Full power, Cactory air cond., vinyl top, Ult wheel, AM /FM atereo" low mllea. (491KZI). $5995 • air cond.. <91~CI). $4795 Nabers Cadillac' 2600 HJrhor Blvc.l • Cosu Mcs.i 540·9 I 00 lt73 CADILLAC COUPIDEVIW F\111 power, factory air cond., leather Interior, '70 Camaro RS. rebuilt A M / F M a t e r e o eng., xtras. good condi- mulliplex, vinyl top & tilt Uon, as le. $2100. 968-8224 wheel. <292MDS>. CMwolet tt20 ~~fJCJ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ • 1973 CADILLAC SEDAMDIYIW Full power, factory alr cond., full leather In· tertor. vinyl top le Wt wheel. (989KAR). $3795 • I t7Z CADILLAC COUPEDEVIW Z-281 RAU. YI SPOITS l7 IM STOCKI SEE CONNlll . CHEVROLET 2828Harbor Blvd, COSTA KESA 546-1200 ~II power, factory air , cond., leather interior, 63 Chevy Nova, waeon. AM/FM&tereow/tape & Good trans. car. New c r u i s e c o n t r o 1 • brakes. 548-4116. $290. (397NQC). $3395 • OVERJ.50 QUALITY CARS TO SELECT FROM • OPEN SUHD.4 Y • Naber5 ' 74 Chevy Vega GT, air, new brakes & clutch, beauty.$1795.673-8293 . 74 Chev Impala (.136S>6) ~ll power, tilt. air, vinyl top. 2 )'1' 24,000 mile warranty available. Was$3995 • •$2295~ Cap .. IMdMtnhtc 2001 E 1st, SA SS8-8000 Cadillac. 1•cHEvHov• 2600 HJrbor BlVd (917KGC) V ·Ii full Com Mcs.1 5"°'91~ power. 1 yr uni mlled ~~~~~~~!!!~I mileage warranty ..:. auilable. Waa $2995. '75 El Dorado. Loaded Xlnt cond: $'7550. Call 995-1161or5(5..SDM . •$1895• Copeland Min twc '16 Seville, 9500 ml, Im. 2001 E 1st. SA 55&-IOOO mac., Moon roof, ge. nuine wire wheela, new '76 Monte Carlo, Vogue tires. 6'7H56'7 like new & loaded. $n00. ---------1 6'7>1Z18 ''l2 ELDORADO. Blue. --------Beautiful cond. All '6'7 Chevy Wan, '75 3!50 power access. 962-0:IOS eDI-Loaded, only 16,000 mi on ena sszs. 646-3833 '73 Fleetwood, loaded, 54,000 miles $3700. p /P '61 Impala, 2 dr Hardtop, 968-6316 . new en1, paint, shocks, ---------• carb, tires. Xlnt cond. • * '76 El DoradoCollv, lo f795/offer. 586-6614 miles, fuel Inject, Im· 11 Ch 11 mac, 497.2041 Must s~ 69 eve e -----------------• Malibu 3!50, auto, air, '71 Gremlin, 62,000 mi, ''77 SEVILLE le '77 xlnt lnt, new paint • new tires, stick, 23mpg. COUPE DeVILLE. s hocks, brks. S975. Xlnt mecb. cond. $875. t mm ed . dell very . _646-_DS ______ _ 897-0902 L~rgest discount off ,119 Malibu 2 d all ltr '6.1 Rambler Classic 4-dr. ~tall~~-Call Bob or Xlnt cond. 1 ~er. S:t. Good trans. $450 /bst ofr. 7SHl910 #118119 O\>T $1000. eeoM afU & 536-1003 _Su_n. ______ _ lklick 9910 1975 CADIU.AC 1972 ~et KJ.npwood ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ~ COU!!, 9 paas. station wan. 1976 BUICK ..,.h .. I power,l mbooolr.,.,.k, $1450. Pb642·'7910,~m w t e w t b ac RIVIERA cabriolet ~top, black A • Malibu. 1 owner, 4dr, F\IU power. factory air while checked cloth In· OCNtira, SBOO. cond., 80/40 pwr. seat, terlor " 33,000 local 552-1347 :=. ~lfttr'~ke:i,M jfu~ ~1::i ~~~~· Royce '71 lblibu 2 dr PIS, P /B top-Loaded! (737MVS). 8 HOn. ,· 95 A/C, AM./FJi low mi' $4995 W $7 . '788-1662 an. '1 pm o~ ' ROYCAlVR . $4t.28Udays. ROUS llOYCIE 'BC.price DtateWacon 1.540 JamborM Road NEWPORT BEACH Air, fUll power, lo ml. 6404444 Excel. Cood. '159-1* Nabers Cadillac 18119 CADJu.AC 4dr,1d. ltJI CHIYY 2600 H.11hor Blvc.l. cood loaded '900 or MOMTICAILO Co~tJ Mi:sJ 540·9 I 00 beslOCr. 640-asia • COUPE. VI, automatic, !~~~~!!!!~ ---------• laetory air ~ •• pr. :..: •n CdV. 39,ooo ml, ~&brates.r..tlo. Brown/belie Loaded beater & vlQ( roof. '68 Skylark, ts mpg, xlnt Alkilll '8700 ·($1000 un: (H)DVS). mech cond, Pvt. Pty. derbluellst.)OM14taft Slttt $650/orr. <TI4)979-0631 _e,.:.p_m. ______ -t PMILLo.POID "17, Buick Regal. Lo ml. 1975 Coupe De VIile· 8.D. J'rwj.-lntDe =-~§.~emu. ABSOLUTELY 111· ___ 7_ ... _1_1_11 __ _ MACULATEI Bladt ll'IUIONTECAJlLO =~k at~ ti!:';; LOADED Mn mUea. (WPRH). PBOl'fE. 4'7·2531 only $200 over wholesale '72NOVA v.., ClL body. '70 Riviera, full pwr, bluebook at.-. Cort New brak• at~ c:ruUe .. lllte new. '1985. FoxLeaslnt. Call ...__ .... A ----• ~'1'1ll7or54&-2687 64WHI llJ.1648 iP'ii:~·-' '73 flltate Wp. 9 pus, g. trk stereo, bas e•er· yth.lng. $2500. M5-5089 1'12 BUICK lllVIR.4 Only •.•1 mllet. J'l,all ~. fact.ory air COftd, tilt whHI, AM /Fil atereo w /t~pe, cral&e cootrol 4' rall)le wheels. (ll(P'FX). $2995 1974 CAIMU.AC '70 KGSWD I paa woa. COUPIDIYIUI AIT, Ell, PIB. air, Wltb l\dl po1rer. One All/PM, P.P. PtS •. OWDl!I' car ID npcrb eoo· ..;;90~'°'.:;;.:.._;;.... __ ..__ dlllon. <134kLl). Sale '70Capde.e.. lmJDMimd. Ir~~ wbolea-Ev11r7 atta. Muet. be OMiY 14495 ..... -.'°:"19 SADOlllACI '17 Maltba a *• Ni PB; v.a.a•-•~S AC. ....,u,. to mllet. .... _ • ...--~• -10.se.Ultorm.tm .. T..:;;.L.~ •. :lS ltt.JCMO 4'Mt4t -L I 9_1 1~ -tt•r .., ... C'~l·ll .:.:.:J..·. "5 Ced. • Dr. <cJ....set). -............... ._ •••• ~-~ NlllO'J'C:lioclc:GDd. .,, onobe • ..,-... 2600 H:ubOr Blvd. • a100. ..._., IUlne ..._ M Jib'. Aoto, Co\tl MN540..9100 Brfea•=-•'"'to~ ~ ~ -=:.--=, . ' It--. .... .: .... OYER 510. UllTS PRICED. TO SELL!I CELEBRATING 24 YEARS AS AUTO DEALER IN ·soUTHERN CALIFORNIA!! ''l'J DEMONSTRATOR CUARAHCE TOP CONOOlON, lOW MlEAGE DEMOS & EXEC. CARS. SERVICED & llADY TO GOI :?JJ:!~~S!.L!! .,.~.•a , a& r9dlo, heater, POwtr steertno & brekes. f.ct, air aJnd., AM FM .-...106MVT \ Aallot.. 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GetUni • da\"Or'Ce, must Air Condltlenln9 or your Down Payment (maximum $429) or ":tii when you buy any new 1977 Mercury MONARCH COMET BOBCAT or 1976% CAPRI Make your best deal . . . and we win ~ve you the factOty air condltJonlnc FREE • • • or you can take the $429 credit for a dOWf\ payment • . • (0.A.C.) • • • or a $429 cash rebate. Take your choke .•• It's the greatest deal evert S.\NT.\ ~ .\N.l\ LINCOLN 1'1E'~~Yj ~-"" top " blade velour in CHO~OI' IS --.'4$-u. radials.~ btb. clean. tsz-OTIZ eeU. cau t>etwn s.Upm ~:·.,'!iJ000 J~~~ n DodnChusttlll PIS SISS.m-0.W '?2Plnto. vin)il top. 4 allld.'"'6«>453 ___ 17_•.;............;~.;......- mllu. A ~oll1 Royce lt6t THIU 1t7 J P/BAK/Fll stereo, 11+ 4 Tcrtilo Elltt, PS. PB. 8 ml New ttr.. Xlnt Pontiac Le llut XlAt ttldt in. (14Ut>. opeeda·•~~~~ca JilH, au.sotrl3MIG vinyl roof. slot c:ond eond. Sl495. Pb ~tloo car. cau MOW $1695 ar-ge_, '13 DodJla Dart. like new, s.mo.m..iaeo "13Sl.IUocaWan. n)Cl(rack, S4.Wl05aftSpm. ROYCAIYll ~,:-St f eyl i l.IAt cond. Gu "11 Grin Torino Sport. AJC. 1"8dlo. diac ..-ues, "'DR al.Air.MW itow llOYCI EZ nNANCING C: :J° reuoaa· auto. air. stereo.tape, tatotrus. U..14$..S\U UreS. Jt1al C'._OOd, 1540JamborMJ\o.ct WE LEASE 41WOll I.and.au, 40K. nu Ura, i •SqweWp,auto. ma 50-lllO NEWPORT 8£ACH CORVE'ITES • DodC9 Cornet 440 •ID· '2300. 5SNll3 wh1s at t.lfts. XJnt c::f. cat. GOcid enf. 6 tram. 6404444 HOWAIDCe.wolet 58,000IDL lm>Oorbeatol· '11 GRANADA Ghia, aeoo.~2529 Runs xlnt . New pet. Dove6QuallStreet1 fer.MS-mt loaded, Wt• new. ams. Oean. '500.fU·l.SQ · NEWPOltT BEACH er best olr PP f79.l795 1173 Pinto, 2dr 1edan, 2600li.irtiot Blvd. '72 MARK lV. fully "11 Aspen. Sml VI. 2 dr. ' ' auto. 00 power, $1400. 978 PorUlat Su.nblrd, C .... 111 MH ... s10.91 00 equS&>Otd. very ed. cond. 833-0555 Vtnyl top. Auto, A/C, tt.......-a.-SS«no ~ 13,000 mJ. Xlnt tOOcL . .,, •.., Muaflac. I 64C).f788 t'100 ml. IQOO, Ml-JMS .._._ ff 45 PIOO. Call one 48N1Z2 ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.I 197JCORVml ............. -........ ~ 9960 • :: 1973 Merk IV ·Luxury Whlte/bl&ck rnt. Full "75 ~ ton Van I cyl, AT. '71 Martt III. Xlnt cond. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• LellaM COGvert. New ff JO velvet Interior, all the ex· power, automaUc, stereo PS, PB, AC, tape, 32,000 "'°° '75 PLYMOUTH Custom Pol. nu top, nu tires. -• .. •••••••••• ....... traa lncludlna a bur&Jar & in MINT condition. tn1,'6t00."4-1432 Call673.otOT l')ar,, 9-putenger waioo 4a.OOO ml . oraa ownr 1'75 Uncoln Contlnenlal ~:.;N~;O:.c:ie'!P:: (159JQG). Priced tbl1 '9'Polara &dtransp ur = suts. Low blue._67S-__ 1S6'7 _____ _ !'-:.1' •. 'vsa.3go~93~!9fi~ lY $7950. Cort Fox Leu· wwkend at nm perfea. looU iooct.' ~ T°Nn Sed~te!:° on thls vehicle ls '74. 3 seat Sarari wgn. Ful· rrw 1n1. e.an tM-0345 SlO ~ ~ · $3,JOO. A &ood clean car ly eqpd. A/C. Lo ml. 645.3661 UJ.1648 ' · but ll hu 11.000 mile$ on 640-59Mevesonly 'IZ Continental.' dr Sdn "70Chall. VS. P/8, P/dlae, '73 Lincoln Conti.Dental It. See In Daily Plloti------'--- Gd cond New tlrea, muf· ·a Continental, 39,000 A/C, All/FM 1t cau. Town Car All options. parldne lot at 330 West '71 LeMans. New batt. nen. U·Jolnll. radiat«, honest miles, l family V.T. radial•. Escep· 51 000 ml xlDt cond bay Street, Costa Mesa. eood tll"e'S, Good rood. " bra le ea. Pvt ply car. Mint cond. $1200. tional concoura. ans. ~ldl M2oo 131-1.344 ' or call 8'.M321 for more 1)5(). &4S-4767 anytJme. 11112·SM2 aft 6 -~--------• o"!ssvr;:.~kR~!:er. ~5GSJ • • ~~r':rat~~~r Ai~k n':e~ tt70: Alllot.Mew ti Alltoa.M•w tlOO u.ded w/every option. "75CharserSE.32.000ml, 9947 gara,e •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Origowner alr.sun rf,AM/FM8trk. ... •••••••••••••••••••• . 1976FORDT·lird 20BRAMDNEW 1977 CHEVROLET IMPALAS and CAPRICES ON SALE THIS WEEKEND ONLY! TAKE YOUR CHOICE: llAMD MEW '77 CAPlllCl- Thts car is LOADED! lnciudes factory air con- dlhonlng ( 1903-1N69U7C172975). 01 llAM> MIW '77 IMPALA- LOAOEO! lnciudlng full power & factory air conditioning. ( 462'-1L69U7C1 e>eee2l. s5793a 1 P\.U• TAK aLlaN~ NIW 1977 PONTIAC ASTRE WAGON • 1l1nt cond, must &ell fut. 12 llav•kk 1~ mi. xlnt '73 SPORT Fucy. auto. Special EdiffOft '71 Qrvette T·Top, a~to. Make orr. Will trade. CDDd.. aeoo.' air, 29000 ml. $3000. rirm. VB. automatic:. ractory loaded 57,000 m1. mint 53&-0597 175-2S7l see 23C!2 Dunemear Rd. air cond .. full power. cood. PP. S6000. 8'2·3533 hrd tf 40 El Toro. 58W380 stereo 1 ape. tinted glass. '63Corvette Split window ....................... Mltary ff,SO FOR SALE Landau top. <572NWH>. cpe. 300. hp, auto. ~-.. •-•••••••-••-••••• lt72 Satellite Sebring $7799 Completely orig. Rick PLONGHIL lt76 MllCUllY Plus. 400 cu. m. englng. PHIL. LOHG FOaD Wkdys 642·4352, eves MONT!GO power brakes. steering. S.D Frwy..trvine 613-4938 V8, automatic, factory windows. Stereo. 768-5881 Cougar 9933 air cond., ~· steering AM/FM radlo. vinyl top. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :er. &brakea9v . lrool,thlt· Xlnt condition. $1900. '73 White in/out. all op. \.~ ed glasa, r o, beater 6 551-3497 lions. 63k ma . bst ofr over 1976 Mercury Cougar ... w/9,.., ••-w/Wbeel ~ 67" ...,..3 XR BJ ' ,._ , .. ..,_ C:OV· "'""Vall l B h -'· ....,.,, 7· ue extenor. vinyl '-.~ era. (848PQH). • -•v an roug am 1...:.;...;.;..... _____ _ roof. stereo tape, lilt -eo $3199 2Door.llakeoffer. Vega tt74;:: wheel " low mlle1. --LLO.,... -D 845-1952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. (991NJA>. For sale at r-... ~.--• VEGA 76 • low wholesale bluebook ~·----oe.w.-.-. 8.D. l"rwy • ..rntoe ,_.. 9965 HATCHIACIC GT at ONLY $4800. C-Ort Fox .. ___ ,..._ 7 ... Sllt ••••••••••••••••••••••• O.EMO. s speed trans .. Leasing Call 1976 PONTIAC · d 645-3661 13J.8'41 '9 Ranctiero, new trans • Mootego. M.ooo orta SUMllRD ~~~~was r:Jis.c · · •--------• needs adJustllll. new re· ml. lmmac Inside & out. 1976 COUGAR XR7 ar end, enlioe almost A/C, loob at nma like a ~PP e d w at h an ONLY $3495 new, body needs work. new car, eeono. $l.cM5. my' cyl. engine. 5 HOWARD Che"'°'et va. condautomalic. faeertctory MOO. 6'8-8207. Lynn. Call5!MSS3• speed. radio. heater & Dove & Quail Sts. air .. pwr. st DI ------'----11---..;_____ air cond. Only 21.000 NEWPORT BEACH & brakes. Ult wheel, 1973 Gnn Torino. New• llereUl'7 Sta Wgn. as miles. (613NRM >. 13., "555 stereo radio, Landau top. tires Is brakes. Special 11. IOOd transp car, make ONL y $359 S -(S0876S>. trome & white palnt job. aft•f7S..5361 $5299 Optional CB. Asking MARQUIS VOLVO Vega Hatchback. new PHILLOHGFORD $1800. Call 831·3652 or "13 Mere. lloatego ~X MISSIONvtEJO Goodyear radia ls. s.D Fr •--'--64M97t bl'ovgbam. 4 Dr., air. 831-2110 495·1210 AM/FM radio. •·speed, · wy.-u•wv auto.: SS,000 Ill. Yellow --------runs xlnt. perfect for 768-5111 W74 Gran Torino Elite, wMnyttop. ~ 1976 POMTl~C graduate. Sl.'50 49UTS8 '71. AC, PS, PB, All·PK roll pwr. air, 25.500 ml, IMoa:!D "4-2829 GRAND PRIX ._eves __ .------ 1-trk stereo. Nu lnslde & xtra dean ccSnd. l3300: '9 Coioay Park Sta. Wgn, Automatic:, pwr. steenng 1976 Chevy Vega. xlnt out. $2300. &f6..43l8 bst olr. 540-1031 or 1 f. 0 w 0 er. New & brakes, air cond .. U1ht cond. like new. very lo '70. 2-dr. Runs perfect. 75 FordTorfno ~'cir x~.kr,o~ ~j~':al~h:~'i~t~ri:~ ml.631·241Sdays/eve Needs minor repairs. Full power. air. vinyl ply. (7'5PPF). 73 Chevy Vega Wgn. Must sell. SllOO/bst ofr. top. (SSIMWK). Im· ONLY $5495 S1200or~t~..f!r. 673-7857 manalate lnalde & out. '75 Monareb, P /S, air, '""""""° 642.5678 Was 13485. 2 yr. 24,000 50.000 mi. $3200. Lie. 73 Vega Wgo. R/H. 5 gd 1--------milewarrao17avallable. '199MIW.642-8931 tires. clean & orig -48.000 tlOO ~95 '88 Mere. eng & trans Just ~HARBOR BLVD. ml. Sl500. Ph 552·~ • overhauled.new AC com· R-L .. ~r. brake drums, __ ~ __ 1_0_5_4_0-0_2_1_3_ . Auto trans, AM·FM Mtn IK •. di radio. Clean. runs gd. 2001 ,SA558-8000 ery "' ra ator Rave aomethloe to sell? BstolroverS1200. •---------• ·•2052 Clus1fied ads do It well. 556-0376 an •PM 1976 Ford Pickup Short IM!lsfmllll 9952 Bed w/AM/FJ/J, camper •••••••••••••••••••••• shell & slldlog window· Auto 289 57 ooo ori Xlnt cond. (1 M9U861 . • g --------•mi. 2 ownrs. Xlot cond. I t7 I F01D LTD Sl.800. 831-1548 4 DR. llOUCiHAM 4. 4 sdp, 4 cyl, rad. 34.,000 vs, automatic, factory ml. S2SOO. 646-7445 Ut. Ill' eood., pwr. steering 2274 Newport Bl. CM.. & brakes, radio & vinyl ""-'kA&.. V 0 PS. roof. <9S3DQL>. &' .............. auto, .... :;: __ •4066 PLUS •TAX .ANO LIC. $I 7tt AC. d1se brb. gd CODCL PHILLOMGFORD Sl7Sl5.83l·l53l S.D. Frwy.-lrvloe 81lluattni289, Pwr, air. 76 .. 5111 Radio, auto. BlJc vto top • --------4 Orig. owner. RUl2S great. ' 1 S G r a n ad a G h I a , 1195. &M-Oll87 aft 6pm AM/FM. 2 dr. full pwr. 68 Yell Muat.ang, kyl. P/W. air, nu tires. etc. 40 ooo ml 1 owner Xlnt Loaded!. Must sell now! aXn s:ts5o 548>7earJ A RU Pim! NewSlitJmt NEW 1977 PONTIAC SUN BIRD =='· •3966 NO. 2M27V7DM7.0 1NIW 1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD IMMIDIAD $ ~Intl~ 5266 NIW 1977 PONTIAC GRAND P$X · ::::I_ 4866 PLUS TAX ANO LIC. PLUS TAX ANO LIC. PLUS TAX ANO LIC. Make orrer. 673-7050 orc.t----· ---- or675-4238hm. Mustang, xlnt rood, l,76 FORDLTO PS. PB. air cood, AM/FM radio vinyl top, COUPE. va, automatic, approx 47 .ooo mi, $3000. ractory air cond.. pwr. 552--051an6PM twknds steering & brakes, stereo•-------- radio, heater. tinted '68 Mustang, lluto. good glaM. Cruise control & cond. S1350/b8t ofr. Call Ult wheel. (702NHS). ~anytune $Sitt . PHIL LO........a FORD 68 Mustang 289, va. P /S. "9 A/C. Red w /blk vinyl S.D. Frwy..Irvino top. orig owner. xlnt 761-5111 cond. v4:ft clean. $1800. '72 LTD Brougham 4 dr. 640-8077 8pm. Orig. owner. Full1 •Mustane. PS/PB. Air, equip'd. szooo. &M-51187 auto. All oric. Clean. '72 LTD • pau wp. Air, ...;Sl_G_ .• _._1m ___ _ PIS P/B rack. 51,000 ml. '61 Must.ana 289. Loaded! Vf!ll1 cln. $1575. 40,000 ml. Clean & sharp. M2-4U2 Sl.500, 675-1006 RON. GOODWIN USED CAR E).CTRAVAGANZA! • 74 HONDA HATCl9ACK '2466 7C PLYll>UTH SCAMP •2666 . ' CUTLASS $ . IMMEDIATE taou&HAM 4 DOOll Tempmatlc air conditioning, AM/FM s tereo w/t a pe. power steering-tirak...-wl ndows-door locks. crulM control. tilt whMI, euper stock Ill wh ••Is. Suggested re tall price S7819.65 (52e1) (3M29R7R194479). DELIVERY OFF FEDERAL mcUR PllCI . . CUSTOM ENGINEERED OFF ROAD GMC •CHEVY• DODGE • FORD • • • • • • BRAND •EW 1977 IMC -- Brand •e• OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 Air conditianing. AM/FM stereo. power- stee rlng-brakes-wi ,,dow-aeat--door IC)d(s-trunk cpener, cruise control. tilt wtteet Suggested ,,,. .. price t7898.85.. (5249) (3N37R7X175074) $ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OFF FIDEltAL mcftll PllCE OVER 35 4x4's I• STOCK READY FOR Immediate Deliveryl Yi TON Shortllecl 4x4 Loaded with locking differential. 350 4BBL VS, 4 speed, dual exhaust. auxiliary tank. power steering, H.D. cooling, step bumper, gauges, chrome bumpers. vinyl bench seat, 3.73 rear axle. loddng front hubs. (521906) . IMMEDIATE . DELIVERY! TAKE YOUR .CHOICE 72 OlDSCUTWS SlREME CDUPE VS. automatic. pwr. 1teerino & brakes, air conQ.. vinyl top, radio & heater. (236RYR) . '72 BUKX SkYlARIC auE Automatic. air COl'ld .. radio. heater. PQWer steering & raltye wheels. C7280NV) 72 CHEV. IMPALA CONVERTIBLE . '73 DODGE DART Automatic tr1nsmiulon. 8 cylinder. power steering. radio & heater. (369HNU) '74 OLDS TORONADO BROUGHAM 89 MOMTH Automatic. pwr. steering & btakes, $AYE air cond .• radio & heater. (1"3MWN). Too Nice To Prioel loaded' Vinyl IOP. AM/FM stereo, s3177 pwr 6 way split seat. till wheel, cruise control & air cond. (097KBB) '72 PONTIAC LEMANS COUPE Automatic: trans.. air cond .. vinyl top. • s 1977 radio. heater. bucket aeata & console (654EJZ) '75 BUICK SKYHAWK e cyl., BUtc:>INtlc. pwr. lteeftno & s2977 bra kes. red lo' & "•ater. (4007852108996} • 75 GMC Y2 TON PICKUP V8 engine. PCl'M'lr steer1ng, radio and s2977 heater. (1ee30V). '75 Ol.DS TORONADO MOON ROOF AM/FM stereo w/1ape, ..., pedded s4577 top. air cond.. 8 way pe>wer Mat power door locks & w1ndo1Ns (485MV1) '7 6 MERCURY COUGAR :~~,,~ .. :.~."~c:ns~::::.":~t .s4177 wheel & r;wr. windows. (332NOVl I I r \ ' • . I I I I -· -1973 JAVELIN V.S. automatic. air conditioning. pawer steering. pawer brakes. AM/FM radio with 8 track. heater. whitewall tires. vinyl roof. (506GHU) '2195 1975 PLYMOUTH AIRY v.a. automatic. air conditioning. power s1eering. pawer bnlkeS. radiO. heater. whitewall tires. vinyl roof. (101LPC) '2MI 1971 DODGE POI.AU v.a. llUIOll'llltic. llr conditioning, power steertno. POwer brakes. radio, heat el'. whitewall tires. (017000) • • 1 1975 FORD GRANADA 1974 CHEVY MALllU CLASSIC V-8. automatic. air c_ondihoning. ~ steering, V-8. automatic. air conditioning, power steering, power brakes. radio. heater. whitewall tires. Pc>wer brakes. radio, heater. whitewall tires. vlnyl (230MVOl top. (718KSO) '3395 '2291 1975 DODGE WAGOM 1976 CHRYSLB v-s. automatic. air conditioning. power eteering. CORDOIA COUPE power brakes, Powe< windows. radio. heater, V-8. automatic. air conditioning. power steering. whitewall tires. luggage rack. (536MCEJ power brakes. pawer windows. pawer seats. AM/FM radio. heater. whitewall tires. vinvt roof. '3295 ~:=~~·-1 ·111 (870Pl.Kl 1976 PLYMOUTH -~. '76 PLYMOUTH FURY FURY 3 SEAT WAGON V-8. automatic. air conditioning. power ste«tnQ. V-8. eutomatio. air conditioning, power steering. radio. heater. wtiltewall tires. crulseoontrol, PQWtf tnkeS. radio, heater, whitewall tires. vlnYf luggage rack. (55-4FWN) roof. (890PWMl ~ '1095 '3895 ,., . __ S3411.y-.~·r ................................................ ~ ............. ll!lli~l.llliiilli~iiiiil~--... ,nl''I if '' ' ~ 0 • INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS BRAND NEW I 977 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT TERRA PICK-UP BRAND NEW I 977- INTERNA TIONAL SCOUT .II 4 WHEEL DRIVE -.......-.\.. ~. NO. 161, ~ SECTIONS, 4~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 19n Alternooa N.Y.Stoeka • . l TEN CENTSi Delay in · Aid fJited • ID Plane Deaths A ond.lm CoN>na del Mar m1n and h r friend, who lu dying for perhaps two day n~ar their crashed plane, CC>Uld have llved, but" th Luis Obi1po County erifrs Office never sent o d puty to check tbe sole eyewitness report. The story was duclosed Thurs· day. as the law enforcement ••ency launcbod an Internal In· ve.Uaauon to d-.rmlne the ro-_ UODIYl'h)'. • Susan Daniel.I, ZS, and Jacques Rene Tro.,eur, 31, perished on a hillside in the notch of Cuesta Pus u I te u two days alter the May 23 crash o( their light plane. "It'• really sad ... They might have been saved if there was help .... "San Luis Obispo County Coroner Don Hines said after the June 1 discovery of their corpses. A collt(e 1tudent who drove throulh the pus the day of the crash nled a formal complaint of' ntlllien« aialnst tbe sheriff's office Tbursday. Autopsies on the bodies showed both victims died of traumatic shoek and exposure in an area that, out of eye range of U.S. Highway 101, is virtually water· less wilderness. ' Coroner Hines said the Injuries the pair suttered lo the crash weren't serious enou1h to have killed them lf help bad been forthcoming. M isa Daniels, a PhD candidate in business administration at UCLA, where Tromeur also was enrolled, auffered only a leg laceration in the plane crash, which lit up the foggy sky. Tromeur -his seat belt un- buckled -was thrown from the pilot's seat a.nd suffered a frac- tured leg, whlle Miss Daniels was able to extricate herself before the plane exploded ln flames. Her body was found about a half-mile from the wrecked plane. Richard Manzer, 26, a Cal Poly student, did report a sudden, brief, eerie orange flash and dy- in~ itow in the sky as he drove through Cuesta Pass, authorities confirmed Thursday. "It's awful .. .it's sad. • .,"be told newsmen. Acting SherllfTtmothy Storton was unavailable for comment to- day because he was attending a county Board or Supervisors' meeting, but has declined to Identify any one individual as possibly al fault in the failure to (&e SURVIVE, Page AZ) Con-gress Accllsed of 'Ripoff' Bickering Cause of Slay ing Bickering over "an accumula· Uon of petty things" resulted in the shooting death of a 19-year- old Fountain Valley youth in his home early Thursday morninc, according to police Sgt. Marty Engquist. Grave!.de ~e rvices were 5d :eGuaed today c.t \\ estmin.<>ter Memorfal Park for Edmoui· Pc.u l Neal, 10931 Taibert A' c., wi1om police found dead from n .30·30 n · ne blast at the base of his neck. David Louis Dominick, 33, Hun- tington Beach, remains in Orange County Jail today charged with murder In connec- tion with Neal's death. Ball has been set at $250,000. Police said three gunshots were fire d from the same we.apon. The squabble included a fist fight brought on by dif. ferences between the two meqpn matters such as an autombblle 4 ltansmiss1on and friends, said Ehgqu~t. Engqulst said Officer Dale Herzog arrived at Neal's home arter neighbors called police to report shots. Herzog reported that he saw Dominick leaving Neal's house with a rifle at about 12:25 a.m. Herzog told the man to halt. Dominick threw down the weapon and offered no re- sj11lance. said Engquist. Police arrested Neal's room- tnate and a friend of Dominick who had driven him to the house. Tbe roommate and friend were tater released, police said. The scene or the shooting near Euclid Street had been frequent· e<1 by many transients and motorcyclists, Engquist said. Oo March 28, two 19-year-old Westminster girls were arrested after they allegedly terrorized Ne~I by brandishing a rifle and shotgun outside his home. The two gun-toling women, Kathy Jo Rogers and Paula Comstock, both of Westminster , were charged with brandishing their firearms at Neal in an at- tempt to terrorize him, police s'Ji<t. ,Miss Comstock pleaded guilty to tbe charge and received a 10· d•y sentence in Orange County J~H and two years summary pro-~jon. 'Miss Rogers will face a jury qial June23. Last O ctuple t s Die in Rome ATHENS, Greece (AP> -The ftult two or the octuplets born to a 25-)'ear-old Greek woman who had been takinl fertility drugs died today, a hospltaJ spok.,man eald. Six died soon after Cleo Zerbill, •t Lesbos Island, gave birtb 'l'bursday in an Athens hospital. Tbe other two died or respiratory difficulties early this mornln& aller failing to respond lo emer1ency treatment, the jpokesman said. The babies were two months Jhmature. O•llY Piiot PflOlo by Leo P•YM BODY SURFER SAILS THROUGH HOLLOW WAVE AT BALBOA'S WEDGE,.lfHURSDAY AFTERNOON But Chunks of Wave-battered Ufeguard Tower Kept Alders Out Thi• Morning ~ Giant Swells Beach SUrfers By STEVE MITCHELL Of l~o Dally Piiot Slaff The surf was huge at the Newport Wedge this morning, but nobody was body surfing. They didn't want lo share the churning water with chunks of lumber from a lifeguard tower swept to sea during high Lide th1s morning. It was the same story up and down the Orange Coast this morning. Lots or big waves, but not many surfers riding them. And Los Angeles Weather Service prognosticators say the south swell, generated by a storm earlier this month of( the Ocean View Teach er s O K Future St~ike A move to reject the ~chool dis· trlct's contract offer and authorize a teachers strike at a later date, was approved early today by a group or about 2SO Ocean View ,(elementary) Dis- trict teachers. Negotiators for both sides re- turned to the mediation tables to- day and district superintendent Dale Coogan said the district will makeitsflnaloffer. If no setUement is reached teachers may go on strike at the be1inning of the next school year, said Ed Psallis, executive director of the West Orance County United Teach~n Associa· t.lon. Tbe district's l~t public ofter would CTant teachers a firm •.1 percent pay bite~ and up to 1.9 percent in salary raises based on new slate funa.ing the d15lrict Ls seek.hie. The district ts al•o otrerinl Sl06 per teacher In new frinee benefits. The tA!•chefs 5S7 momti:er Or· canilation ta seekin1 • 6 percent rai.le. $ perc:ecl Of alt new 1tate tunda Md ~ In additional rr- tn1e benefit.a. Teacher representative carol Halbatb Hld neCOUatorl ~d relurn to tho table toijan "ln an rort to avoid a 1trlke." coast or New Zealand, should continue through Saturday. The giant walls of water, some in th~ 10 to 12-foot range, began marching ashore Thursday af. ternoon. and by this morning lifeguards in four beach cities re- ported rescues and near- drownings in their areas. Lifeguard Capt. Bud Belshe said there were many wetsuit.ed surfers out on the north .side or the Newport pier this morning, but sald they were not catching any spectacular waves. "They're taking off on them, but they're not making it across." be lauJthed. * * * Belshe said 'the waves were breaking every 18 seconds in long, green walls. Another lifeguard said some of the wave riders were successfully com· pletlng rides "but onty when they take off on the shoulder ot the wave.'' Lifeguards in Newport Beach puJled 1.3 swimmers from rip- tide:; Thursday afternoon, m05t of those rescues taking place at Coron~ del Mar state beach. The liFeguard tower at tbe Balboa Pen\nsula Wedge, on the west side of the harbor entrance, was washed out to sea in heavy surl and high Uedes. * * * Waves Vietim? A 24-year-old Seattle man was lost and presumed drowned at the Huntington Beach City Beach Thursday ln heavy surf. Capt. Doui D'Amalf said the victim, Mike Richbausky, ap- parently feU victim to' the batter· Ing waves and severe rip-tide conditions almost as soon as be entered the water. D' Arnall said Richnausky's SAN DIEGO (AP> -The debt ls still utronomlcal but a federal judae bas wbltlled the amount owed a defunct bank by $7.4 tnllllOCl tn approvinl lhe sa.le of a ranch onco cotttrolled by convict· ed financier C. ,Arnholt Smith. U.S. :Diiti'fct Court Judge C. Leland Nlelaen authorised the ll· quld1tion Thursday or 12,394- ac ... l\in<'ho_~anta Marla ln the San Joaquin valley. Th• new owner ls Nevis ln· duatn of Yuba City Tb pro, ceeds f.O to tho Ftdtral l)epos1t Jn1urance Corp., retelvu Qt the Insolvent US. NaUonal Bank. Firm controlled b1' Smttb o.ed more than S.00 million to the bilM wheii lt rOJdtd ta 1m, with *'5 mlWOll Of \hat wrUUm t brother, Dave, of Ohio, was pulled out of th~ waler by lifeguards and taken to Paoilka Hospital sufferlp& 1Jevere, ex· h~ustion. Waves oC 10 to 12 reel continued to batter the beaches today. The severe conditions were spa>Nned by a storm earlier this month off the coast of New Zealand.. "Body surfers refused to enter the water this morning as the yellow lumber sloshed about in the eight•foot surf like clothes in a washing machine. Huntington Beach guards re· ported surf in the four to six-foot range. with occasional waves ap- proachlngeight feet in height. A southwest wind, blowing at five to eight miles per hour, is keeping the surf slightly choppy. according lo one lifeguard, who said tbere were not many surfers out in the 65 degree water. Huntington lteCguards made six rescues Thursday. mostly <See SURF, Page A2) llB Employe Salary Talks At-lmpa~se Carter Lashe s At Votes W ASHJNGTON (AP> -Presi· dent Carter accused Congress to- day of knuckling under to the oil and auto lobbies and said the American people will "be the ones to suffer ... and the ones who will eay ... Carter s reaction to a series-oC votes by House panels that struck down key parts of his com- prehensive energy plan wa"' re· port~~ t . W"ilr Hou~'" pref.!" secretary Jody Powell. <Related story, D2 ). Powell said angrily and sarcastically that a House Com· merce subcommittee's approval Thursday of Immediate and full decontrol of natural gas prices amounts to "a paltry $71 billion ripoff." Referring to decontrol, Powell vowed that the Administration will do its best "to kill the damn thins." The ttubcommittee rejected • Carter'• plan for a phased re· movaJ of federaJ pnce controls from natural gas and voted to drop regulation entirely. The House Ways and Means Committee killed Carter's standby gasoline tax Thursday, struck down his proposed tax re- bate on hiib·mUeage cars and put off any penalty taxes on gas guzzlers until the 1979 model year. •'The people of this country wm be the ones to suffer if our hopes for an energy plan are thwart· ed." Powell quoted the President as saying. "They will be the ones to pay for yesterday's special- interest victories." Powell said Carter was refer· ring lo Oil companies, automobile manufacturers and theb" lobbies. Powell said Carter ls con- cerned that the congressional ac- tions are evidence "of a trend in the Congress no\ to face up" to difficult energy decisions despite reports from the Congressional Budget Office and the General Accounting Ofrice, which are congressional agencies, that the President's energy proposals should be strengthened, not weakened. Carter's concern is focused specifically on votes scheduled next week on his proposals to in· crease the wellhead tax on oil and to require factories lo con- vert from oil to coal. "I can't see one good purpose in touing around our vote counts," Powell sa~d. "But I think we've got a tough fight on .. our hands." Co ast Weather Night and momint low clouds, otherwise fair. Sunny Saturday after- noon. Lows toni&ht Sl at beaches to 68 inland. Highs Salurday tn mid to upptt 70S. Wedding•, 10; Divorce,, 0 Nt:WARK. NJ. (Al')-1'~ al authorlUa have cruud a N~wurk womun o mAnytnr 10 Um~ "t lhout ~ctt en1e u d 1 vorc~. The churac«· wu1cn't bigamy, lt WH conspiracy to b Ip HaJUan r ldcnt.a WUl V .S. cltiaenshlp l1Je1ally. ~lt'na Smith, ntso known H Selena Brevard, ~lena llcnt!UJ, Sullun J05epb, Suaon Wrilhl, Delores Zamal and Bw-bara Be ubrun, was indicted Tbura· day with 18 men 11nd women on charce1 they con· s pared to defraud the U.S. Jmmiaration and Naturalization Service: ·rhe md!ctment sauJ the group engineered 35 m a r· riages for Haitians 10 lhe immigrants could benefit from ft!deral laws permitting naturalization of foreigners who marry U .S. citizens. Carter 'Lt;'aning' .Toward Bl Okay? WA.Slil.NGTON (AP) -'Two ~r1t1cs or the much-debated Bl· bomber project emerged from a meeting today with President Carter to say they reel he 1s de- finitely learung toward at least limited production of the costly · airplane. Rep. Robert Drinan <D- M ass.). told reporters that Carter made a cryptic reference to "secret information that he had not had before," which Drinan said he interpreted as an 'indication the President is pre- paring to make a case m behalf of the BL Rep. Rona ld Dellums <D· Calir. >. agreed that Carter 'seemed likely to support at least 'part of the Air Force request for . ------------------------- Ar>Wi,...lo a $25 billlon fleet of 244 B ls. However, Sen. John Culver (D- Iowa), told reporters, "I don't think there's any way to tell which way be (Carter) is lean-ing." Carter, a campaign year critic or the Bl, reiterated to the <:On· gressional delegation that ••my inclination is to announc~ my de· cision before the end of this month. "Following this meeting, I will probably pretty much go into seclusion and study what the in- formation is and make a de· cision," he said. Drinan also reported that Carter, at a Cabinet Room sessioo with more than a dozen Senate and House critics ol the bomber, disclosed that'Secretary of Defense Harold Brown favors the project. DeUums said be dJd not bear such a statement. At the start of the meeting, Carter said he had received much information from Brown about the Bl and also beard from congressional backers of the pro- gram. Sen. George McGovern (D· S. D. ), said he told Carter that the President's credibility is al slake in the decision. "The point I stressed was that the nation's first lin~ ot defense is tbe credibility or its institutions and the credibility of its presi· dent.•' McGovern related. He noted that almost one year ago Carter told the Democratic National Convention's Platform Committee that the Bl was an ex- otic and costly plane that would add nothing to defense effective-ness. Fro•Pag~Al . ,'.Senteneed SURF .•• Former Long Beach plan- n_ing director Ernest Mayer, fired for accepting more than $.52,000 in bribes, has been sentenced to from one to 14 years in stale prison. <Story Page AS.> HBManSues Costa Mesa { Over Accident A Huntington Beach man, who ; claims improper marking or · b1cycte lanes by the City of Costa Mesa led lo his being injured, sued the city and a motorist Tbursday for damages lo be de· lermined in trial court. James Lee Blum of 207 Oswego St. stales in his Orange County Superior Court lawsuit that in- • adequate construction and strip- ing of bike lanes led to hls collid· mg with a car allegedly dxiven ' by co-defendant Christopher M. Drake. ~ The accident occurred last ~ Dec. Z1 near the intersection of ··Estancia and Adams Avenues. . .. . .. . Blum s tates he suffered serious injuries In the collision . OIUNU COAST "" s wimmers caught in r iptides, and reported at least one near· drowning near Tower 9, about a • haH mile south or the Huntington pier. Laguna Beach lifeguard Chief Bruce Baird said his lifeguards rescued two skin divers at Diver's Cove Thursday after they apparently became ex- hausted In the heavy surf. Guards also pulled a surfer from the water who bad been tossed against the rocks al Rockpile Beach al about 6 p.m. Thursday. "Most people in lo\tn were smart enough not to go out in the surf,'' Baird said. A check today showed waves in the eieht-foot range al Brooks Street, a popular surfing spot. and only a handful of surfers tak- ing advantage or the fast tubes. San Clemente lifeguards rescued two young girls from six- foot surf in front of the municipal pier Thursday afternoon. They said the surf diminished in size with the low tide this morning, but added it might jump again this afternoon. The lifeguards are patrolling the beaches, warning swimmers or dangerous riptides along that city's beaches. Bankraptev ....... P8fl8Al SURVIVE ••• dllpatcb a deputy. "There wu an eer1e bright lltbt \,bat Ut up tM wb°'e canyon. Yoa eouldn't aee it (the plane cruh) from • dialanc. tbougb, because tt was foargy, •• Manzer said. Sources within the sheriff's of· flee alleae the man on desk duty May 23 at the time the report by Manzer was received was r~ tcrve Deputy Mike Bia,-gioi. He reportedly dismissed the call u inBlgnillcant because it waa sketchy and vague, without s ufficient detail t o merit a followup. The MJiled area near Cuesta Summit in which the plane carry· in& Mlsl Daniels and Tromeur webt down ia known in that tt-g ion as a graveyard or light aircraft and their occupants. The horror of what happened to the fonner Corona del Mar High School cheerleader, a Class or 1969 graduate, and her friend dawned on Manier W'ben be beard a radio report. "I was wailing for the Dodger scores when I beard about the crash," he explains. I thought 'Wow!,' nine days ago ... I start- ed subtracting the days to see if it could be what I bad seen. I told myself il couldn't be, because I· had caJJed the sheriff. .. " He telephoned a local radio sta· ti on to confirm the story of dis·. covery of the wreckage and bodies and the approximate Clate and time of the crash. "I realized then that •ob my God,' what I'd seen was the ex- plosion of the plane, the flash of light." The first active search for the plane which vanished in dense fog on a flight from Coalinga to Santa Monica came when Tromeur's employer reported him mlasing from work. Miss Daniels' stepfather, Gil Hodges, said the couple ap- parently became concerned about the fog and were following Highway 101 through the pass al low altitude, hoping to reach San Luis Obispo's tiny airport. Tbe small aircraft drifted slightly to the left as they ap. proached the steep notch of Cuesta Grade, which Tromeur did not realize ris.es sharply in altitude on each side. Hodges said the plane's land· ing gear apparently clipped a tree, according to the way· Federal Aviation Administration investigators recreated the fatal crash. Court Backs Oscenity Raps WASHINGTON CAP) -States m ay prosecute persons for ob· s~enlty offenses even though the kinds or materials describing sexual conduct might not be s pecifically prohibited by Jaw, the U.S. Supreme Court bas ruled. Voting S to 4 Thursday, the justices upheld an Illinois ob- scenity law challenged as being unconstitutionally vague, reaf- firming its 1973 landmark de- cision on obscenity and appear· ing to expand its scope. . · The decision leaves untouched the 1972 conviction or bookstore operator Wesley Ward, found guilty by a Peoria County, IU., court of selling obscene s adomasochistic publications: "Bizarre World" and "Illustrat· ed Case Histories, a Study of Sada-Masochism.·' Court Finds Extra Funds Administrators at West Oran&e County Municipal Court who said last week they needed $65,000 more this month to pay their end-of-the·1ear bills have found the extra cash they needed. The money was round in uns- pent salaries, a report to county supervisors said. A week earUer supervisors had been mitred at the last-minute re- quest by Court Admlnistrator Richard Wack for the extra cash. . • • • , DAILY PILOT Money TellS Tales To Sunday Readers , .. • ' • • • . " . • • • . • ,. • a • Sunday's Daily Pilot will show how money ta.lb -.ametlmes with autbority and ao.me&lmos wilb. wbiJ:Dpu'. BANKRUPTCY LAWS - What can a penoo do who'•..,.._ Je111.1 in debt due to but~,... veraee, Woess or layotts? The Daily Pilot'• Tom BarJey takes a look at Calilornla•a banknq)tcy laws ln a atory M:becluJed to lead oft the YOU Hdton. BRlGllT EYED FUTURB - AUerran Plwm aceUtlcall Plil&l• dent Gavin S. Herbert the fa.t tbnkalb roM CQ\(rii CCI\• ta ~You'll ... ~ in •lkll'J b1 UM Dld1y Pilol•a W&ary ·Xue t.liit Swti a DilW WtMlJ , ..... foclilq • OnOP Com lmi· n~ • (SUND~ Y'S BEST) ILLEGAL ALIENS -What • does lt. COit for education, IOCial and medical services and polic- in 1 of illeeaJ aliens?, Ray Estrada of the Daily ·Pil« staff t'epOl'ta aome ot Orange County's antwen in a .pedal •eawre . HANDICAP BJ:LP. -Dr. Francia Crine~a, new ex~t\ve dlreotor at Falniew Slate Hoepa\ll ls'si'Ollled b1 An:v l of the Dalli Pilot. And an All· Mild Pr9 ltot)'=Jt>A*'leWS UM lmpect Ol a new fedml law tbat 1ub1tan&1all1 11p&rades public ill'8tadce Of retarded a.od p~dilebltd tbUctrila:. o.11.,,.....s __ CHARRED REMAINS OF AUTO WHICH CRASHED ANO BURNED WITH TWO PEOPLE INSIDE Victims of Costa Mesa Accident Bumed Beyond Recognition, Sttll Unknown Seller of Non-TVs Sentenced to Jail Packing ffp Fugitive American finan- cier Robert Vesco is going to leave Co~ta Rica, accord- ing to an annou.ncemeo.t by Costa Rican pres ident Daniel Oduber. <Story Page A4 .) From Page Al IMPASSE ••• whic h is comprised of such diverse employes as librarians, engineers and employes in public works, water department and parks and recreation, ends June 30. The group received n seven percent salary increase last year along with a medical insurance program for dependents . Harker said tbe group has no intention of going on strike and is content lo work through unpasse procedures. He said the ass0cialion is in the process or putting down its dif. ferences with the city on paper. A future possible step would see the dispute going into ad- visory arbitration, be said. A Hunliogtoo Beach man found guilty of grand theft after be look volume orders and full payments for television sets that were never delivered has been sen- tenced to nine months in the Orange County Jail. Superior Court Judge Mason L. Fenton ordered the jail term and three years probation for Joseph Vincent D'Agosti.oo, 39, of 21281 Shepherd.Lane. D. Agostino was tried and COD· victed oa charges that be sold television sets in bulk while mas· querading as an employe of the Sears, Roebuck s tore in the Westminster Mall. It was testified that D'Agostino told customers -some of whom parted with more than $1,000- that the Sears company was overstocked on television sets and was prepared to let them go al bargain prices on a volume basis. Galaxy Rays Shot WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE. N.M. (AP) -Instru- ments aboard a Navy rocket fired to iui altitude of nearly 130 miles pbotographed "-rays emitted by clusters or galaxies 300 million light years from· earth. Jackpot On The Freeway SACRAMENTO (AP) - Three thousand dollars, en route to Reno casinos. fell out of an armored truck and cauSed a traffic jam on the Interstate.SO freeway here. All lanes but one were blocked by the highway patrol as guards scrambled after the coins. Some rolled for a quarter of a mile. Most were recovered after an hour's search. Guard Dwain Williams said a bag fell against a door latch and three bags fell out as the door flew open. Too Much? Too Little? 2 Victims' IDs Sought After Crash Coroner's investigators are seeking the 1denllt.y of two people who Thursday night burned lo death in Costa Mesa when their auto burst into names after strik- ing a freeway guard rail. Investigators said they believe the victims, both of whom were burned beyond recognition, are a man and a woman. According t o a CaJifornia Highway Patrol report, the pair were driving southbound on the San Diego Freeway s hortly before 9 p m. when the driver at- tempted to swing on to the north· bound Newport Freeway on a transition road. Witnesses t old CHP in- vestigators the lightweight sta- tion wagon left the roadway and glanced off a light standard. Then, according to the wit- nesses, the auto bounced off a guard rail, skidded across the two-Jane transition and hit a second guard rail. It was when the small station wagon s kidded to a halt that it burst into flames and the two vie-• tims'weretrapped inside. Frot11 Page A I BANKER ••• prison in a federal contempt ot court case due to be heard next week in Hawaii and in a grand theft and state income tax evnion case. The federal contempt case stems from Smith's refusal to answer 21 times questions about his financial activities. Arguments will be heard by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday on the island of Kauai, Hawaii, wf'lere the court Jurists are alt.ending a federal judicial conference. Smith was ordered to jail May 13 by Judge Nielsen after the financier refused to explain why a $3 million judgment last February against Smith aod two of his companies was never paid. Nielsen said the sentence would be indefinite -until the questions were answered -but he stayed sentence until after the appeal. DON'T BE MISLED BY DISCOUNTS. DEALS, SALES ANO GIVE-AWAYS. THE COMMON LAW OF BUSfNESS SAYS IT BEST- IT IS UNWISE TO PAY TOO MUCH, BUT IT IS WORSE TO PAY TOO LITTLE. IF YOU PAY TOO MUCH. YOU LOSE A LITTLE MONEY AND THAT IS ALL WHEN YOU PAY TOO LITTLE. YOU SOMETIMES LOSE EVERYTHING BECAUSE THE PRODUCT YOU BOUGHT WAS INCAPABLE OF DOING WHAT IT WAS PURCHASED TQOO. • vOu CANT PAY A UTltEAND GET A LO-f. _, l ' -· rVIDe DITION VOL. 70, NO. 161,' SECTIONS, ~6 PAGES . ' ORANGE (:Ol:JNTY, CALIFORNIA-FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1977 Today's Closing N.Y. toeks TEN CENTS belay in Aid Cited • tn Plane Deaths ., .umua .. VINI . L ................. A onetime Corona det Mar woman and her f nc.nd. Who Jay dyin& for perbap two day near their crashed plane. could have hved, but the San Luis Obispo County Sheritrs Office never sent a deputy to check the sole eyewitness report Tbt 1tory wu dllclond Thun· day, u the law enforcement a1ency launched an Internal ln· vHtl1ation lo determine the reaaons ~t\)'. Sua1111 Daniela, 25, and Jacques Rene Tromeur, 31, perished on a hlllalde ln the not(h of Cuesta P111 u late u two days after the May 23 crash of their lltht plane. "ll'a really sad .•. They might have been saved if there was belp .... "San Lu ls Obiapo County Coroner Don Hines said after the June ldiscovery of their corpaes. A college student who drove throuah the pus the day of the crash filed a formal complaint or neglleence a1ainst the sheriff's offlce Thursday. Autopsies on the bodies showed both victims died of traumatie shock and exposure in an area that, out ~ eye range of U.S. Highw~ 101, ls virtually water- less wilderness. Coroner Hines said the Injuries the pair suffered in the crash weren't serious enough to have killed them if help had been forthcoming. Miss Daniels, a PhD candidate in business administration at UCLA. where Tromeur also was enrolled, suffered only a leg laceration in the plane crash, which lit up the foggy sky. Tromeur -bis seat belt un· buckled -was thrown from the' pilot's seal and suffered a frac- tured leg, while Miss Daniels was able to extricate herself before the plane exploded in flames. Her body was found about a half mile from the wrecked plane. Richard Manzer, 26, a Cal Poly student, did report a sudden. brief, eene orange flash and dy· ing glow in the sky as be drove through Cuesta Pass, authorities confirmed Thursday. "It's awful .• .it's sad .•. ," he told newsmen. . Acting Sheriff Timothy Storton was unavailable for comment lo· day because he was attending a· county Board or Supervisors' meeting, but has declined to (See SURVIVE, Page A2) ,Congress Accused of 'Ripoff' .. Banker's Ranch SaleOK'd SAN DIEGO (AP) -The debt is still astronomical but a federal judge has whittled the amount owed a defunct bank by $7 .4 roiUion in approving the sale or a ranch once controlled by convict· ed financier C. Arnholt Smith. U.S. District Court Judge C. Leland Nielsen authorized the li· quldation Thursday of 12,394· acre Rancho Santa Maria in the San Joaquin Valley. the new owner is Nevis In· dus\r1es of Yuba Caty. The pro- ceeds go to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., receiver of the insolvent U.S. National Bank. Firms controlled by Smith owed more than $400 million to , the bank when it folded in 1973, wllh S45 million of that written off a.s loss. I The federal court finally set· .tied on a figure of $170 million for ' · · t debt. Since then nearly $1 bjllion in lawsuits have been filed 1agalnst the once mighty cor· porate empire. The ranch was owned by Apollo Ranch Corp .. J. R. Barry Ii Co. Bishop Mortgage Corp .. Excalibur Engineering Corp., Kernville Brokerage Co., Kingsburg OH Co., and Dormlk Development Co. All but Dormik have admitted tbe debts. Smith. 78, given probation and fined $30,000 after pleading no coblest to four counts of bank fraud in June 1975, stall faces prtson in a federal contempt of co~rl case due to be heard next w~ek in Hawaii and in a grand thtft and state income tax ev~slon case. 'l'be federal contempt case stems from Smith's refusal to answer 21 times questions about his financial activities. Ar,guments will be heard by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday on the island of Kauai, Hawaii, where the court jurists are attending a federal judicial conference. Smith was ordered to jail Nay 13 by Judge Nielsen after the financier refused to explain why a $9 million judgment last F"n.iary agains t Smith and two (See BANKER, Page A2) Hearing T est Pact Okayed 'the Irvine school board has ap· proved a $4,209 contract for the co10lng school year for hearing ie.ts for kindergarten, second, ruu. and eighth grade students. 'Nae contract with Bio· Acoustical Engineering Corp. woih out to $1.15 per student. All of tbe tests will be conducted prior to Jan. 1, 1978 to allow time fOf' remedial efforts after the teeb are completed. 'l'be tests will be conducted in 1oundproo( trailers and be co- ordinated with vision tests by school nurses. ne district has used the same coropany for bearlnJ tests for the paatfour years. I . l-ME4N OLD CA.TOR -6.4TBERS RICHES :Tbls mean old 1ator'1 got it mJde. : Jle11 got money, innuence, bis own :awimmlnf pool and all the cbkken he can eat. Ho's even JM.'•lt7· .\lld if a passlJll tOurlst dares trett blm wiLb diaroapect, said lo6tiatpays a Cine. , II the rnean old felloW on Pa1 &c. D•llY l"llOI l"Mlo br Lff 110,.. BODY SURFER SAILS THROUGH HOLLOW WAVE AT BALBOA'S WEDGE THURSDAY AFTERNOON But Chunks of Wave-battered Ufeguard Tower Kept Riders Out Thi• Morning · Giant Swells Beach Surfers By STEVE MITCHELL Of ti.. O•llY Pilot St.II The s urf was huge at the NewPQrt Wedge this morning, but nobody was body surfing. They didn't want lo share the churning water with chunks of lumber Crom a lifeguard tower swept lo sea during high tide this morning. It was the same story up and down the Orange Coast this morning. Lots of big waves, but not many surfers riding them. And Los Angeles Weather Service prognosticators say the south swell, generated by a storm earlier this month off the coast of New Zealand, should continue through Saturday. The giant walls of water, some in the 10 to·l2·foot range. began marching Dbore Thursday af. ternoon. and by this morning lifeguards an four beach cities re· ported res_cues and near· drownings in their areas. Lifeguard Capt. Bud Belshe said there were many wetsuited surfers out on the north side of the Newport pier this morning, but said they were not catching any spectacular waves. "They're taking off on them, but they're not maktng it across," he laughed. Belsbe said the waves were lrmne Counril breaking every 18 seconds in long, green walls. Another lifeguard said some of the wave riders were successfully com· pleting rides "but only when they lake off on the shoulder of the wave." Lifeguards in Newport Beach pulled 13 swimmers from rip· tides Thursday afternoon, most of those rescues taking place at Corona del Mar state beach. The lifeguard tower al the Balboa Peninsula Wedge, on the west side of the harbor entrance, was washed out to sea in heavy surf and high tides. Body surfers refused to enter * * * the water this morning as the yellow lumber sloshed about in the eighl·fool surf like clothes in a washing machine. Huntington Beach guards re· ported surf in the four to six·foot range, with occasional waves ap- proaching eight feet in height. A southwest wind, blowing at five to eight mUes per hour, is keeping the surf slightly choppy, according to one lifeguard, who said there were not many surfers out in the 6S degree water. Huntington lifeguards made- six rescues Thursday, mostly swimmers caught in riptides, and reported at least one near· * * * Waves ·victim? A 24·year-old Seattle man was Jost and presumed drowned al the Huntington Beach City Beach Thursday in heavy surf. Capt. Doug D'Arnall said the victim, Mike Richnausky, ap· parently fell victill) to the batter· ing waves and severe rip-tide conditions almost as soon as he entered the water. D' Arnall said Richnausky's brother, Dave, of Ohio, was pulled out of the water by lifeguards and taken to Pacifica Hospital sufferinl{ severe ex- haustion. Waves of 10 to 12 feet continued to batter the beaches today. The severe conditions were spawned by a storm earlier this month off the coast of New Zealand. · Drugs Seized MEXICALI, Mexico (AP) - Nearly 100 pounds of heroin and cocaine have been seized at a ranch and al a residence near this border city, authorltlea say. Skateboards Headache By HlLuY KAVE Ol IM Delly f'llet Sl.tt Skateboarding may· be a big sport for youth in Irvine, bu\, for the Irvine City Council, it's a big headache. Homeowners who live near the skateboard course In University Community Park decided Tbun· day night to sue the city over that course. l\'s lhe seeond leeal action launched within the put week In· volvlnl skateboard parka Liit Thursday, homeowners near Herltaee Park, where a tem· po.ruy commorclal 1kateboard eourH is be.I"-planned, ()bt.alned a res~alni.ng ordu to prevent tho city from goint ahead wlth lhat proj~t. J\ court hearing 11 set tor June16. Homeowners 1n tbe Parkcrest Community Association, who live near the Wst1nl skateboard course in Univel"llty Community Park~ have been tryln1 \o persuade the city councll to move that courte for tbout eeveo months. ''We really bave no other choice now but to p~r.ue l pl action,•• explained Mllea <Pete) Peterson, preaident of the bomoownera ll'OUJ). Peterson aaid 83 percent of the a11odaUon memtW'I voted to authofu Je1al •ct.Ion. Of thO Z7 homeowners who attended the special meeuni,.there were only four ''no" votes. Peterson 11id. "We've tried.our best for nveo months and we just can't aet the CO\lDcil to make a moYe," aald Peterson, who la also a member of the city's Community Services Commlaalon. "At me polnt or another, all Ot ,tlle council membora have a1reed that the akattboard couJ'H 1J i n a bad location and tbat it abOuld be moved. But they can 'l dfcSd Wbefo to pul it," he added. At the Jlay 16 council meftlna ~ Couocllmen John Burton ua CS.. S1Um Pa•• .U) drowning near Tower 9, about a half mile south of the Huntington pier. Laguna Beach lifeguard Chief Bruce Baird said his lifeguards rescued two skin divers at Diver's Cove Thursday after they apparently became ex· hausted in the heavy surf. Guards also pulled a surfer from the water w,ho had been tossed against the rocks at Rockpile Beach at about 6 p.m. Thursday. "Most people in town were smart enough not to go out in the surf,'' Baird said. (See SURF, Page A2) Mardian .Son Faces Drunk Driving Rap Carter Lashes At Votes WASIDNGTON (AP) -Presi- dent Carter accused Congress to· day of knuckling under to the oil and auto lobbies and said the American people will "be the ones to suffer .•. and the ones who will pay.'' Carter's reaction to a series or votes by House panels that struck down key parts of bis com· prebensive energy plan was re- ported by White House press secretary Jody Powell. (Related story, D2). Powell said angrily and sarcastically that a House Com· merce subcommittee's approval Thursday of immediate and full decontrol of natural gas prices amounts to "a paltry $71 billion ripolf." Referring to decontrol, Powell vowed that the Administration wUl do its best "to kill the damtl thing." The subcommittee rejected Carter's plan for a phased re- moval of federal price controls from natural gas and voted lo drop regulation entirely. The House Ways and Means Committee killed Carter's standby gasoline tllX Thursday, struck down his proposed tax re· bat~ on high·tr.ileage cars and put off any penally taxes on gas guzzlers until tbe 1979 model year. •'The people of this country will be the ones to suffer ii oar hopes for an energy plan are thwart· ed," Powell quoted the President as saying. "They will be the ones to pay for yesterday's special· interest victories." Powell said Carter was refer· ring to oil companies, automobile manufacturers and their lobbies. Powell said Carter is con· cerned that the congressional ac· lions are evidence "of a trend in the Congress not to face up" to difficult energy decisions despite reports from the Congressional Budget Office and the General Accounting Office, which are congressional agencies, that the President's energy proposa1s should be strengthened, not weakened. Carter's concern is focused specifically on votes scheduled next week on his proposals to in· crease the wellhead tax on oil and to require factories to con· vert from oil to coal. "I can't see one good purpose in tossing around our vote counts," Powell-said:---"But I think we've Jot a tough fight on our handa." C:oast Wea ther Niebt and mol'tl.ing low clouds, otherwise fair. Sunny Saturday .after· noon. Lows toniebt 61 at beaches to SI inland.· HiJhs Saturday in mid to upper 70s. ,.. ) . # .:12 DAILY PILOT D Calls Po11r In After Accident Tel <'Ill rrosn aniuuu~ In_. ol popular Danny Uavey. Unlted part'el Service dt· liveryman. crlU aH)' ln,Jur :d In 1.1 Butb trJJOc accld l, hate fJoodod the IWitcbboard. bot.b at bb bullftf'H and South Coa t Community Hci.rnt1l. Dusy, ~•. wu reported In al•· bl• ~ Uon t.A>d•r •t th ln temln care unlt o South CobC. Driver · Punclwd "' At Crash A pickup P"uclc driver was ar· rested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon Thursday after he allegedly punched another truck driver in the face with his fist arter a fender bender acci- dent in lrvme. l rvine police said they arrested Robert Davis, 34, of Trabuco Canyon, and booked him at Orange County Jail. Bail was set. at$1.0,000. Police said Davis allegedly re· ached through the truck window and slugged Frank Mistretta, 44, of Norco, in the race and bead. Officers sald the injuries to Mis· tretta were not serious but that he suffered bruises, cuts and black eyes from the assault. The 8.lleged attack occured al S p.m. after the two pickup trucks collided on University Drive near Culver Drive, according to police. Police said they believe Davis made an unsafe lane change prior to the colLision and that after both vehicles had stopped, Davis went over to Mlstretta's truck and began hatting him. Bankruptcy Community Hotp1tal. Offklals Hid hll condition wu lmprov· ma. Davey, who ha• collected food, 1Uta and clothlna for the Hopl and Navajo Indians and d.11· trlbultd them tn annual journeys to the Northern Arizona reservu· t1on1 for many yeara, hlUI been a lona·Ume deJlvery mun in the La1una Beach aarea. He 11uffered a broken lea, broken r1bt, a broken or dislocat· cd ahoulder, collapsed lung and numerou1 cut.a and acratches from the accident. Davey, on foot, was knocked 87 feet by the impact when hit by a truck in Arch Beach Heights. Both UPS and hospital officials reported a "very great many" telephone calls from people in- terested in Davey's well-being. One of those wbo has known Davey for many years is Laguna Beach Police Capt. Neil Purcell. Purcell recalled how Davey was ooe o( a handful of survivors when his ship was destroyed in World War 11. He always said he pledged to God then that he would do something for others less fortunate if he got the chance, Purcell said. On a hunting trip, Davey chanced upon the Indians and was taken by their poverty and living conditions. He decided to help. Even after working 12-hour days during heavy delivery seasons around Christmas, Davey would make rounds through the county in his private vehicle collecting lhi.trgs for the Indians. At T h anksgiving and Christmas, the goods would be delivered after trucking down miles of washboard dirt roads to the reservations. His efforts to aid the Indians became a community-wide pro-ject in Laguna Beach during the 1960s with high school students assisting in the colleetion. Davey was once made honorary mayor of the Art Colony. Money T~lls Tales To Sunday Readers Sunday's Daily Pilot will show how money talks -sometimes with authority and l>o metimes with a whimper. BANKRUPTCY LAWS - What can a person do who's hope· lessly in debt due to business re· verses, illness or layoffs? The Daily Pilot's Tom Barley takes a look at. CaLiforrua's bankruptcy laws in a story scheduled to lead off the YOU section. BRIGHT EYED FUTURE - Allergan Pharmaceuticals Presi· dent Gavin S. Herbert sees the future through rose colored con- tacts. You'll see why In a story by the Daily Pilot's Hilary Kaye that starts a new weekly feature. focusing on Orange Coast busi- nesses. ILLEGAL ALlENS -What does· it cost for education, social and medical services and pollc- 10 g or illegal aliens? Ray Estrada of the Dally Pllot staff reports some or Orange County's answers in a special feature. HANDICAP HELP -Dr. Francis Crinella, new executive director at Fairview State Hospital is profiled by Art Vinsel 2 Anglers Drown HALISCROS&NG, Utah <AP) -A Colorado boy and his California great-grandmother drowned while fishing in Lake Powell in southern Utah, authorities said. . .... OAANOI COAST DAILY PILOT ~··...... (suNDAY'S BEST] of the Daily Pilot. And an As· sociated Press story previews the impact of a new federal law that substantially upgrades public education of retarded and physically disabled children. Frm11 Page Al SKATE ••• Dave Sills voted to relocate the course to a site in Woodbridge, next to the new bicycle motocross course. But Council members Mary Ann Gaido, Gabrielle Pryor and Bill Vardoulis voted against the motion and the course remained where it is. Peterson said his group is hop- ing the council will relocate the course before legal fees are spent by the city and by the homeowners. "If they make a decision, we'll drop the suit," said Peterson. ''But Che way it looks now, they won't do anything, so we had to make this decision." The homeowners contend that those who live nearest to the course suffer f~om noise, in· vasionofprivacy and vandalism. They insist it is too close to the new J .M. Peters homes and should be moved to a spot away from houses. City staff members had recom· mended the move to Woodbridie, whtch would cost the city about $25,000. ·Another $9,500 would ha v e .been paid by tbe hOmeowners and by developer Jim Peters. Reagan BltuJts Carter Policy WASHINGTON (AP> - ·Ronald R.eaian, who never eot a chance to ND against Jimmy Carter, ls campal(J\lnl a1limt blm now and ls emeratng as the sbarpest"Bepubllcan criUc of tho Democratic admlnlltl'atlon. to speeches Thursday in New Yorlt and WuhlnatA>n. Reagan attacked Carter's policies at home and abroad and accused blm of vlolatlna bla campatan promise to restor~ confidence ln aovemment. "Ho'a been in otnc now tor nearly sbt monU\s and In that Um taas manaced to a. mbl• the l&ridt and blrb t paid Wblto Hou,,e staff ln hllti>r)', •• Rearanuld. .. -• • • -- Ready to Foll O;nly P11et Sutt l'llole F ,....P a geitJ SURVIVE ••• identify any one lndivldual as posalbly at !•ult m &M l&Uure to· db patch a de$Ma&.t • .. There wu ~ eerie brl1bt Ugbl lb11t lit up the whole can.yon. •You couldn't see It (the piano crash) from a distance though, because it was foggy," Mamer :said. • Sources within the sheriff's of- fice allege the man on desk duty May 23 at the time the report by Manser was received was re- serve Deputy Mike BiagglnJ. He reportedly dismissed the call as insignificant because it was sketchy and vague. without sufficient det ail to merit a follo)VUp. The rugeed area near Cu~ta Summit ln which the plane carry- ing Miss Daniels and Tromeur went down la known in that re- gion as a graveyard or lleht aircraft and their occupants. The horror of what happened to the former Corona del Mar Hieb School cheerleader, a Class of 1969 graduate. and her friend dawned on Manzer when be heard a radio report. The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. tw. mg built on Irvine Center Drive at Yale A venue, is expected to open its doors by early fall. The $250,000 church will be a hexagonal building with wood siding and will include an adj a cent pre-school day care center. The general contractor is Hall and Hill, Im'.. of Long Beach and thl' architect is Irwin and Associates, also of Long Beach. "I was waiUng for the Dodger scores when I beard about the crash," he explains. I thota&bt ·wow!,' nine days ago ... I start· ed sublracling the days lo see if it could be what I had seen. I told myself it couldn't. be, because 1· had called the sheriff ... " . Carter 'Leaning' to Bl He telephoned a local radiosta• tion to confirm the story of dis·. covery of the wr eckage and bodies and the approximate date and time of the crash. "I realized then that •oh my God,' what I'd seen was the ex· plosion ol the plane, the flash of light." 'Secret Information' Cited by Congressmen WASHINGTON CAP > -Two critics of the much·debated Bl bomber proJect emerged from a meeting today with President Carter to say they feel be is de· finitely leaning toward at least limited production of the costly airplane. Rep. Robert Drinan CD· Mass.), told reporters that Carter made a cryptic reference to •'secret lnformation that he had not had before," which Drinan said he interpreted as an indication the President is pre- paring to make a case in behalf of the Bl. Rep. Ronald Dellums <D· Calif. l, agreed t hat Carter seemed likely to support at least part of the Air Force request for a $25 billion fleet of 244 B Is. However, Sen. John Culver <D· Iowa), told reporters. "l don't think there's any way to . t.ell which way he <Carter) is lean- ing." Carter, a campaign year critic of the Bl, reiterated to the con- gressional delegation that ''my inclination is to announce my de· cision before the end or this· month. "Following this meeting, I will probably pretty much go into seclusion and study what the in· formation is and make a de· cision," he said. Drinan also reported that Carter, at a Cabinet Room session with more than a dozen Senate and House critics of the bomber, disclosed that Secretary of Defense Harold Brown favors the project. Dellums said be did not hear such a statement. At the start of the meeting, Carter said be bad received much information from Brown about the Bl and also heard from congressional backers or the pro- gram. Sen. George McGovern <D· S.D.~. said he told Carter that the President's credibility is at stake in the decision. Front Page A J BANKER ••• of his companies was never paid. The first active search for the plane wluch vanished in dense fog on a flight from Coalinga to. Santa Monica came when Tromeur's employer reported him missing from work. Miss Daniels' stepfalher. Cil Hodges, said the couple ap· parently became concerned .about the fog and were following Highway 101 through the pass at low altitude, hoping to reach San Luis Obispo's tiny airport. The small aircraft drifted slightly to the left as they ap- proached the steep notch or Cuesta Grade, which Tromeur did not realize rises sharply in altitude on each side. School Trustees .. OK Aid Requests 'I Nielsen said the sentence ·would be indefinite -until the questions were answered -but he stayed sentehce until after the appeal. Hodges said the plane's land· ing gear apparently clipped a tree, according .to the way Federal Aviation Administrauon investigators recreated the fatal crash. Irvine school trustees have ap- plied for state aid for three new schools and have given the go. ahead to pursue acquisition of the three sites. The school district is planning to build one new school in the Santiago Hills (Park Place) area north of the Santa Ana Freeway and two schools in the northeast quadrant of Woodbridge. The Santiago Hills site is on eight-acre parcel owned by Pon· derosa Homes. The district is planning to build a K-6 elemen· tary school there for 540 pupils. The two sites in Woodbridge are both owned by the Irvine Company -one is six acres and the other is-6.2 acres. Both sites are expected to be used for K-6 elementary schools, both housing 450 students. The architect for the Santiago Pair Killed As Car Burns After Wreck Coroner's investigators are seeking the identity or two people who Thursday night burned to death in Costa Mesa when their auto burst into names after strik· Ing a freeway guard rail. Investigators said they believe the victims, both of whom were burned beyond recognition, are a man and a woman. According to a Calirornia Highway Patrol report, the pair were driving southbound on the San Diego Freeway shortly before 9 p.m. when the driver at- tempted to swine on to the bOrth- bound Newport Freeway on a transition road. Witnesses told CHP in· vestigators the lightweight sta· tion wagoo left the roadway and glanced off a lieht standard. Then,. according to the wit· nesaes, the auto bounced off a guard rail, skidded across the two·lane translUon amd bit a second pard rail. It wu wben Ule small statioo warm skidded to a halt that it.· bunt into names and the two vic- tim a were trapped inside. .. Uniforms OK'd The lrv1ne cbool board has aareed to spend Sll,.47' on new ul\tlorms ror tho band at Irvine • Hilb School. Tro1 awardod a contract thl• week to the fow bid· der. Medalist Stonbury. The con- tract includes 85 band unltonn , one dntm mtJot unil'o!'Dl aDd one director'• bluer. Hills school is Knowles and LaBonte. William Blurock and Partners and Porter-J ensen· Hansen-Manzagol are the two architects chosen for the Wood· bridge schools. Front Page Al SURF ••. A check today showed waves in the eight-foot range at Brooks Street, a popular surfing spot, and only a handful of surfers tak- ing advantage of the fast tubes. Road Contro1'ersg San Clemente lifeguards rescued two young girls from six· foot surf in front of the municipal pier Thursday afternoon. They said the surf diminished in size with the low tide this morning, but added it might jump again this afternoon. The li~guards are patro1ling the beaches, warning swimmers or dangerous riptides along that city's beaches. Turtle Rock residents upset over plans to. construct a six-lane highway behind their houses have convinced the Irvine city council to consider realigning the route away from their homes. Above, the broken line represents the currently proposed Bonita Canyon Road extension. The dotted line below is where the residents want the new road. Staff will return with facts and figures related to the residents' suggestion at a meeting July 28. Too Much? Too Little? DON'T BE MISLED BY DISCOUNTS. DEALS. SALES A NO GIVE-AWAYS. THE COMMON LAW OF BUSINESS SAYS IT BEST- IT IS UNWISE TO PAY TOO MUCH, BUT IT IS WORSE TO PAY TOO LITTLE. IF YOU PAY TOO MUCH, YOU LOSE A LITTtE MONEY AND THAT IS ALL. WHEN YOU PAY TOO UTILE. YOU SOMETIMES LOSE EVERYTHING BECAUSE THE PAOOUCT YOU BOUGHT WA S tNCAPABLE OF DOING wHAT IT WAS PURCHASED TOOO • YOU CANT PAY A lint£ AND GET A LOT. DEN'S ••••••••••••••••• -installation. custom drapsries linoleum • wood floor COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 6.46·4138 -6-'6-2355 . . .. ·. ; La una/South Coast EDITION . 10, NO. 161, ~ SECTtONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1977 After•oea N.Y. Stoeks TEN CENTJ elay • tn Aid Cited • ID Plane Deatlas1 81 unrua IC. VIN EL OI .. 0Mly -'i.ff A onetime Corona dcl Mar woman and her friend, who lay dy10g for perhups two days near their eraabed plan~. couJd have lived, but the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office never sent a deputy to check the sole eyewiLnesi, report. . The atory waa d11closed Thurs. day, u the law enforcement •&ency launched an tnternal In· ve1t11ation to determine the re· uonawby. Suu.n OanJell. 2S, and Jacques Rene Tromeur, 31, perished on a h1ll11de in the notch of Cuesta Pass as late as two days after the May 23 crash or their light plane. "It's really sad ... They might have been saved if there was help .... "San Lula Obispo County Coroner Don Hines sald after the June 1 discovery or their corpses. A college student who drove throuah the pass the day of the crash filed a formal complaint of neell1ence against the sheriff's oltlce Thursday. Autopsies on the bodies showed both victimJ died or traumatic shock and exposure in an area that, out or eye ,range of U.S. Highway 101, ls virtually water· less wilderness. Coroner Hines sala the lnjuries the pair suffered in the crash weren't serious enough to have killed them if help had been forthcomin~. Miss Daruela, a PhD candidate in business administration at UCLA. where Tromeur also was enrolled, suffered only a leg laceration in the plane crash, which lit up the foggy sky. Tromeur -his seat belt UD· buckled -was thrown from the' pilot's seat and suffered a frac- tured leg, while Miss Daniels was able to extricate herself before. the plane exploded in flames. Her body was found about a half·mlle from the wrecked plane. Richard Manzer, 26, a Cal Poly student, did report a sudden, brief, eerie oranee flash and dy- ing glow ln the sky as be drove through CUesta Pua, authorities· confirmed Thursday. "It's awfuJ .. .it's sad ... , " he told newsmen. . Acting Sheriff Timothy Storton was unavailable for comment to- day because he was attending a county Board or Supervisors' meeting, but has declined to (See SURVIVE, Page AZ> Congress Accused of 'Ripof{' l:}a vey's Condition 'Stable' Telephone calls from anxious friends of popular Danny Davey, United par ~et Ser:vice de· liveryman, critically injured in a Laguna Beach traffic accident, have flooded the swil.chboards both at has business and South Coast Community Hospital. Davey, 51, was reported in sta. ble condition today at the m· tensive care unit of South Coast Community Hospital. Officials said his condition was improv· ing. Davey, who has collected food, girts and clothing for the Hopi and Navajo Indians and dis· tributed them in annual journeys to the Northern Arizona reserva· lions for many years, has been a loog-time delivery man in the .1..Q'Ona Beach area. He suffered a broken leg, 1 broken ribs. a broken or dislocat· ed stioulder, collapsed lung and numerous cuts and scratches fJ'orQ the accident. Davey, on . root, was knocked 81 feet by the impact when hit by a truck in Arch Beach Heights. Both UPS and hospital officials reported a "very great many" telephone calls from people in· ~rested m Davey's well·bein&. One Jlf those whp has known Davey for many years is La1&una Beach Ppllce Capt. Neil Purcell. Pur~ll recalled how Davey WflS o'ne of a handful of survivors wben his ship was destroyed in W'orld War II. He always said he pledged to God then that he would do something for others less fortunate iC he got the chance, Purcell said. On a hunting trip, Diivey chanced upon the Indians and was taken by their poverty and living conditions. l le decided to help. Even after working 12·hour days during heavy delivery s~asons around Christmas. Davey would m ake rounds through the county in his private v~bicle collecting things for the Indians At Thanks giving and Christmas, the goods would be delivered after trucking down <See DAVEY. Page A2) o.lly ,. .... PllO .. lty &.ff ,..,,,. BODY SURFER SAILS THROUGH HOLLOW WAVE AT BALBOA'S WEDGE THURSDAY AFTERNOON But Chunks of Wave-battered Lifeguard Tower Kept Riders Out Thia Morning Giant Swells Beach Surfers By STEVE MITCHELL Oft"90~11y PiloUlalf The surf was huge at the Newport Wedge this morning, but nobody was body surfing. They didn't want to share the churning water with chunks of lumber from a lifeguard tower swept to sea during high tide this morning. It was the same story up and down the Orange Coast this morning. Lots of big waves, but not many surfers riding them. And Los Angeles Weather Service prognosticators say the south swell, generated by a storm earlier this month off the coast of New Zealand. should continue through Saturday. The giant walls of water, some in the 10 to 12·foot range, began marching ashore Thursday af. ternoon, and bY this morning lifeguards in four beach cities re· ported rescues and near· drownings in their areas. Lifeguard Capt. Bud Belshe said there were many wetsuited surfers out on the north side of the Newport pier this morni~. but said they were not catching any spectacular waves. "They're taking off on them. but they're not making it across." he laul[hed. * * * Belshe said the waves were breaking every 18 seconds in long, green walls. Another lifeguard said some of the wave riders were successrully com· pleting rides "but only when they take off on the shoulder of the wave." Lifeguards in Newport Beach pulled 13 swimmers from rip- tides Thursday afternoon, most of those rescues taking place at Corona del Mar state beach. The lifeguard tower at the Balboa Peninsula Wedge, on the west side of the harbor entrance, was washed out lo sea in heayy surf and high tiedes. * * * Waves Victim? A 24-year-old Seattle man was lost and presumed drowned at th~ Huntington Beach City Beach Thursday in heavy surf. Capt. Doug D'Arnall said the victim, Mike Richnausky, ap· parenUy fell victim to the batter· ing waves and severe rip-tide conditions almost as soon as he entered the water. D'Arnall said Richnausky's brother, Dave, or Ohio, was pulled out or the water by lifeguards and taken to Pacifica Hospital sulferin& severe ex· haustioo. Waves or 10to12 feet continued to batter the be ache! today. The severe conditions were spawned by a storm earlier this month off the coast of New Zealand. LB Names Suspect In Assault on Cop Body surfers refused to enter the water this morning as the yellow lumber sloshed about in the eight.foot surf like clothes in a washing machine. Huntington Beach guards re· ported surf in the foUT to six·foot range, with occasional waves ap- proaching eight feet in height. A southwest wind, blowing al five to eight miles per hour, ls keeping the surf slightly choppy, according to one lifeguard, who said there were not many surfers out in the 65 degree water. Huntington liefguards made six rescues Thursday. mostly (See SURF, Page AZ) Mardian. So n Faces D r 11nk Driving Rap Carter Lashes At Votes WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi· dent Carter accused Congress to- day or knuckling under to the oil and auto lobbies and said the American peoplP will "be the ones to suffer ... and the ones who will pay." Carter's reaction to a series of votes by House panels that struck down key parts of his com· prehensive energy plan was re· ported by While House press secretary Jody Powell. <Related story, 02). Powell said angrily and sarcastically that a House Com- merce subcommittee's approval Thursday of immediate and run decontrol of natural gas prices amounts to "a paltry $71 billion ripoff." Referrina to decontrol, Powell vowed that the Administration will do its best "to kill the damn thing." The subcommittee rejected Carter'• plan for a phased re- moval of federaJ price controls from naturaJ gas and voted to drop regulation entirely. The House Ways and Means Committee killed Carter's standby gasoline tax Thursday, struck down his proposed tax re· bat.e on high-mileage cars and put off any penalty taxes on gas guzzlers until the 1979 model year. •'The people of this country wilJ be the ones to suffer if o~r hopes for an energy plan are thwart· ed," Powell quoted the President as saying. ''They will be the ones to pay for yesterday's special· interest victories." Powell said Carter was refer· ring to oil companies, automobile manufacturers and their lobbies. Powell said Carter is con· cerned that the congressional ac· tions are evidence "of a trend in the Congress not to face up" to difficult energy decisions despite reports from the Congressional Budget Office and the General Accounting Office, which are congressional agencies, that the President's energy proposals should be strenethened, not weakened. Carter's concern is focused specifically on votes scheduled next week on his proposals to in· ' crease the wellhead tax on oil and to require factories to con· vert from oil to coaJ. ''1 can't see one Sood purpose in tossing around our vote counts," Powell said. "But I think we've got a tough fight on our bands." Coast Wea t iler Niebt and momine low clouds, otberwiae fair. Sunny Saturday after· noon. Lows tontcbt et at. beaches to 88 inland. Jliebl Satur~ in mid to upper 'TOI •• .. ~ Former Newport 8eacb plaoDing director Ernest Mayer. fired foc aaceptJnlJ more than $52,000 m bribes. bas been sentenced to from one to 14 years in s tale prisoa. (Story Page AS.> Carl's Drops Clemente Plan · Thl' Carl's Jr rast-toods ruwur1tni chuln h>a:s m1ad~ 6'ood a tllreut to the San Cle.raCJlt.o City CoW1c1 I tu drop a '1 million roat.aurunt pcQJett ii alJN b.rpr und tlllll·r thun ullowcd by city l'o<h•11 wt'n•n't ~rmlttt'd In AprU lbc council dented a re. qucal to •n:ct &lOlc lHllns at lWJtt tbe ~foot twi1ht limu. arid 76 &QUant f l , .... ~ lo I le than the t·od~ rnaJdmum. Carl KarclMir. founder ol u.e Kan·llcr Ent~rt>rues cbam. bad blasted tne we and he\1bt re· qwr~. u well as aovern. uu.•ut ullerlercnce with pnva&.e ~ot.erpnse. Katther said he needed the larger signs to attract bu:.aness ofr the nearby San Diego Freeway. The company had beeD oecot1atin& to buy the property tor the proposed restaurants, at mW. El Camino Real. when the .._ nt over \ho sips came. with &archer'• threat to scrap theptu. ' On Thursday, Karcher spokesman Don Glenn said in response to questions. that t.M two propoaed drive-tbrou1b restaunnt.s, a Carl's Jr. and a Taco DeCar'°6, woo't be built. Karcher Bnterpri.ses. he said. h.ad broken ca necotiations for the land. He specifically cited the 11aan reatrict.ions, and tanct UllSts. as reaeon for \he abandonment ol tbep!ul. Glenn said another San Clemente rest.aurapt site. at 3!ril9 S. El Camino Real. is still scheduled for development, despite the fact that the company had wanted the larger signs for lb al location also. Clemente Lawyer Critically Injured Glenn said company en~ were trying to design a s1gD that would be visible from the freeway at 25 feet high. Glenn had argued at the April council meeting that for the southern San Clemenle restaunllt to make a profit, half its business •oukt bave to be drawn from tbe freew~. San Clemente att orn ey Norman E. Rudolph s urfered critical head in1uries Thursday when he fell from a motorcycle being towed by a car. An unadenlifled off -duly paramedic may have saved I.he lawyer's life. The man stopped when be saw Rudolph lying hurt in t.be intenectton or W. Paseo Del Cristobal and Calle Toledo. ran to him and worked to get Rudolpb breathing properly. Finmen who r~ ponded to the accident call said the paraml'd1c was able to d1recl lhear rescue ef. fort and saved time in getting Rudolph to San Clemente General Hospital. The attorney was unconscious Pair Kille d As Car Burns After Wreck ' ... Coroner's investigators are ~eeking lbe 1denhty or two people who Thursday night burned lo death in Costa Me5a when their auto burst into flames afters tnk- 1ng a freeway guard rail. Investigators saJd they believe the virtuns, both or whom were burned beyond recognalJon. are a man and a woman. According to a California Hi1hw4')' Patrol report. the pair were driving southbound on the San Diego Freeway shortly before 9 p.m. when the driver al· templed to swing on to the north- bound Newport Freeway on a transition road. Witnesses told CHP tn· vesligators the lightweight ~t•· lion wagon left the roadway and glanC'ed off a light standard. Then. according to the wit· nesses, the auto bounced oif a guard rail. skidded ocl'06S the lw<>-laoe transition and btt a secondauud rail. It was wben the s mall station wagon skidded lo a halt that 1t· burst into names and tt\e two vic- t1 ms were trapped 1mndc. F r o• rage A I DAVEY ••• miles ol washboard dil"t roods to the reservations. His efforts to aid the Indians beca.me a community-wide pro- ject 1n Laguna Beach durin& the 1960s with hiah school studen1.s assisting In the colle~tion. Davey was once made honorary mayor of the Art Colony. • OftANoacoAST L"c DAILY PILOT when San Clemente firemen ar· rived. Police said Rudo.tpb ·s motorcy. c I e bad been attached t.o the car by a rope, with Rudolph steeri.Q& behind it when it went out of coo-- troJ. Police were unable t.o fUrnisb the ideotift.y ol t.be driver. They s aid reports ol tbe accident were still being processed. ft',....P.,.eAI SUSPECT ••• . case came as Ile was tal.kiq with a prisoner jailed for commission of another crime. '"He was telling me he had heard some rumors about this particular robbery and another guy's name was mentioned. l found out be was au associate o( Sutton's and as a matter ol fact both were arrested in Fresno al the same time." Bl'ooks said. Brooks obtained photoera~ of the suspecls and sec'lr'ed an· identification from people at lbe Jewel Searchers. Sutton had escaped rrom lbe pnson last November. He bad been in prison for armed robbery a nd assault with a deadly weapon. Brooks srud. When arrested 10 Fresno. it came as the result of a routine police stop which ~alaled to an assault on a police officer, Brooks said. There were some interesting, but deadend leads to the case. One involved tbe finding of the police walkie-talkie radio taken from Lansford. It turned up in Santa fe Spr· ings as a crew unloaded a trailer loaded with display booths. The big lraHer had been parll:ed over· night aJ the Newport Beach Mar- riott Hot.el during an exhlbitaco there. Police believe the robber dis· posed of the radio by dumping it in the truck. "It was hauled off lo Santa Fe Springs and wben tbe back door was opened. there was the radio," Brooks said. Lansford's service revolver has not been found. Broots said he wasn't sutt when Suttco would be broupt to this area for his court ap- pearance. For has work on the case, the detective earned congratulatory rem arks from his bosses, Pohct' Detective Commander Lt. Al Olson and Police Capt. Neil Purcell Purcell called it "fantastic de· tective work." Lt. Olson said the case was broken "through diligent investigative work." "It took a lot. of time and it's kind ol a eballenae. but •eey en· joy able,'' Brooks said. Bankruptq The abandoned project on Nortb El Camino woQ.ld have needed to attract only 20 percent of its customers from the freew~ to stay in the black. Glenn t.estififld Ulen. Police Seize 4SC Youths On Theft Raps Four San Clemente H.i1b School students ban been arrest· ed in t.be past three days on cha.rses al burslUJ. Pollet said Ulree 'ftl'e arresMld wben nfttbbora next t.o a house at 401 Calle P1esta c:alled police aftet" seeinc tM )'OQlbs ttawbl tb..nMl&b. window. Oflleers got to the boase wllik . t.be buqlars still wwe um.. police said. They eapb;nd t.bltt boys, two of them aced 15 and t.be third, 16. On Wednaday. palitt took into cUftolb • 15-Jear-old student aDd c~ed him with tbe h9e 2 bUrelarJ ol an A "'1ida Santa Barbara home in wbicb $1,0llO in necklaces. rinls. Mexican cur- rency, a diamond ring and a pistol were taken. Police L&.. Ray Hartman said ··information'' l.ed poliu to the boy's home. He wou!d not be more specific. Hartman said the stolen goods were recovered. Mi~ Osteen Laguna's New Dtamber Chief Mike Osteen has been elected president of the Laguna Beach Chamber-of Commerce. He and other officers will take office Ju- ly l . Othet-newly eleded dtamber officers inelude: restaurant owner Harry Moon, first Yice president, car and tow ~air shop owner Larry Hunt, second vite·pres~; investment e:itec· live James Decker. treasurer; and publisher Vern Spilaleri. member-at-large. Cunent cbam.ber boa.rd presi· dent Jack Scherer remains Oil the slate of board omcers as ex· officio member. Chamber manager Frank Buck also is an ex -oU.icio ofticer. Six new direetors elected ~ the general membership also as· sume office July L Money Tells Tales To Sunday Readers Sunday•s Dally Pl1ot will sbow how money talks -sometimes wit& aulbority ud sometimes WW. a whimper. BANKRUPTCY LAWS What can a person 6o wbo•a botle- lesa.11 in debt chMt to bosin-ftt--vena. illness or 1-yofrs? The Daily Pilot's Tom Barley labs a look at Callf omia 's banlmaptQ 1 a ws in. a stor.J scbed.ulec:l to r.-1 off the YOU settim. BRIGKr EYED FUTURE -Allupa Pbarm~els,.....,. dent GIVln S. Rerbeft , .. future thrcllaa .. r.t ttlMHtA ~' tac:b.; va.·u .... 11Jb7 tn a 1tary lllr ihe o.81 Ptlol '9 Bl1ao ..,.. t.b.t mm a•• '"'*lF ,......_ foe9dni ca Onnae Coat a.m. neaa. ( S\)NDAY'S BEST) lLLEGAL ALlBNS -Wblt doe. i\ coe&. fot edoca.Uoo.. soda1 and medical ae.rvicea aod polie· lna or Ulegal al1en1? R.ay Estrada af tbe Daily Pilot a1atf repGr\I ton1111 o£ Oraaae ~·1 ans wen in a apedal fubU'e. J:lANDlCAP Hi:LP -Or. Frands Criat.Ua. MW executlv .. dlrec\oT a\ Faltvi . ..;~ SU.CA ~ lapr0fl)o4 br ~ VIDlel oiii\eo~ .PUat. ADd aA M- socla'411 ~ '*1 , ~vtiwa lbe lqlMt ol a •ew Cederil law that 1ubstanUaU1. '.uparad.n • ~'· .. te ..... "•e&atdlill • pby....U.,OIMt'illl·~ .. ~ ...... -HAN~VICllAU'IC .-.. ............. The Orar19e County Goard ot Supervlaora hea directed that all Cownt1 lnucett In the ThOUAAd ausia S\.&ln 4¥• lecatM la ._,h ....,._, lie aol•. 1t .... 1 .. __ .. • poltl• ., tllie ( .. _ .... Ip UI t:llle Stal.-~ r,... ,.-. the Couaty tA ot ler l"t Y'lf.I the .-f.-.i~ tA ·-~· t ..... ffO .. Op •l91"e, tr .. ot ct.a.,.. Pl•-llldlcalt'.9 V'Qllf pcderenc• re9ardln9 thh .. tt.ar ~ c:-tl•tl .. tlle encleffd 'l'l••tionn•ir• •IMI rtl~tnlng I t ta •· -1eta1 u.. J-M, ltn, ta • -1-4 ~ ..u.r. I( you ll•w .,.,, .-cl-or .....U. f\lrtlNr illl• .. l1•"• pl• .. •' .. Mt -1ut.e lo caa • .,. •'-I JU~ ~~, ~ . :::1;;·· _.,,. u ----- ~ ope ly "•nage .. nt S.cllon CDS/ala tnc. COUNTY'S LETTER ON THOUSAND STEPS ACCESS This Wa~ Malled to South Laguna Property Owner Steps Returaed ...._P-.eAJ SURF ••• swimmers caucbt in riptides. aad reported at leasl one Dear- drowoing near Tower 9, about a balf mile sout.b of the Huntington piu. Laiuna Beach lifeguard Chief Bruce Baird said bis lifecuarclis rescued two skin divers at Diver's Cove Thursday after t.ftey apparently became ex- baa.sted int.be bear, surf. Guards also pulled a surfer from the water wbo bad. been tossed -.ainst tbe rocks at RodrpiJe Beadt at about S p.m. Thursday. "llost people in town were smart mougb not to 10 out in the sauf, ••Bard said. A cbedl today showed waftS ln lhe eilb*·foot ranee at .Broob Street. a p<>pular surfing spot, and ooly a haodtul of surfers t.ak· ing advantage oft.he fast tubes. San Clemente lifeguards rescued two young girls from six· foot surf in front of the municipal pier ThW'sday afterllOOl1. They said the surf dhninisbed in sb.e with the low tide this morning, tut added it might jump again this a{ternoon. Guns, Gem s Stolen Gwis and jewelry with a total value of $3.250 were stolen lrotn a La&una Niauel home by an in-- truder wbo broke the .,.Lbroom window to aain entry. Orange County slle.riff's ot- fic:ers said l.be theft o( three stiot- gttOS and jewelry was reported by company president Raymond C. Smith, 44. of 231.SZ Somerset Circle. who was away from bome at the time. involved.. Smith admitted tlaat adim Oil the direativeW bem clebQed lhe superviscn" actioD was t.akm last ,_ -but said dial .. tbis point. •'\be defi.W. was to sell and we are implementing it." Peter Herman. an aide to Fifth District Supervisor Thomas· Rll~. said in mid-May that a draft letter for the disposal of the easements had been sidetracked after news accounts about. Gabrieb' challenge to U. action. Herman was not a..allable for tom ment toda.y. A postage-paid questionnaire included in the leUeF asks the sellers if tbey daire tbe property ript.s to be re.turned t.o 'tbem. if they dm'L want the rigbts, or if they bav~ sold the property in South Laguna which originally gave tbe easement. Smith said be had had onty three calls so far. One person didn't want the ownership back. one wants it back and one wants the ownersbip conveyed to the property owners' associaUcin. ··1 anticipate we're loin& toatt such a varied respoase we're ~ mg to have to take a long look al what we're loin& to be able to do." Smith said. Too Much? Too Little? f',...P,,._AJ SURVIVE ••• idmtily aay one tndlvldual as lau.b.:iA tallw'e t,o ·~· was an eerl• b~ht ht lhal lit up tbe wlole canyon.. You couldn't see It (the plane crash) Crom a distance though, wa-~ wa fora." Ila.mar .uJ4. Sources within the sberttrs of. fice allege the man on dea _. .. ., 23 .. tM tlma """' tly •--.... recct..t d lft. mrw llilpltJ lilt• Blagginf. a. reportedly dismissed the call aa iBSi&J>lficanl because it was stetebf and •aa-. without suffitiut detail lo merit a fallOW\IP. • Tile ~ area ttar CVesta S11111mlt in wbida 1be planeearry· ioi f>uUels an4 Tromeur w..t dDin ls lmowa that re· gioe a lf•••Yard ol Ugbt aucraa u.irOUQPUb. TM honor ~wbat bQp-s to the former Col'OD& del Mar Diab School cheerleader, a Class of 1969 graduate, and her friend dawned on Manier when be beard a radio report. "I IN&s wa.ilin& (or the Doclltr s~es w"-1 ~eard about Ute cnsb:' be explai-. l t~t 'Wow!: oiM days ago. •. I start. ed aubtracting the days to see if it eoald be what l had seen. I told myself it couldn't be. because I had called the sheriff. .. " He telephoned a local radio sta- tion to COllf"Lrm the stocy of dis· covery o( the ~kace t.nd bodies and the al)proximate date and time of the crash. "I reatned then that 'oh my God.' wbll& I'd seen was the ex- plosion of the plane, the nash of light." The first active search for the plane wtriclt van.ined iD ~ fog on a mo-&om eoan.,.. to Santa Monaca came when Tromem'a employer reported him rnissml from WOl't. Mm Daniels' stepfather, Gll Hod1es. said tbe couple •P· parenUy became ~cenaed about tbe fol and wen fi:>llowfng Ht1bway liU t.aro.«h t.M pass al low allitim. bapiQ« to reff"h San L~ Obispo's bay airport. Tbe small aireraft drifted sli&.btlY to the left as they ap- proaebed UMt steep not~ or Cuesta Grade. wtlidt Tromeur did not realize rises sharply in altitude ca ~b side. Hod&es said tM plane•s land- inl teer apparatly clipped a tree, aec:orcliftg to the way FederaJ AviMion Adrnmistratfon inves.Uratcn recreated the fatal crasb. LOS ~ (AP> -OisL A Uy. Jam Va 4le K.unp UJIS be will taet.bejoba( PB1 diredQrif it ~ offend. ... UftG 't r'fftiMd any oOicial word that. I~ amoag the final five," be said~. JackpotOn . TheFreeimy SACRAMENTO (AP) - Three thousand dollars. en route to Reno casinos. fell out of an armored truck and ~•used a traff1c jam on the lnten>tate·80 freeway here. AH lanes but one were blocked by the hicbway patrol as guards scrambled after the coins. Some rolled for a quarter ofa mile. Most were recovue.J after an hour•s search. Guard Dwain Williams said a bag tell a&ainst a door latch and three ba£'5 fell out as the door new open. DON'T BE MtSLEO BY DISCOUNTS. DEALS. SALES ANO GIVE-AWA VS. THE COMMON LAW OF BUSINESS SAYS IT BEST - ff IS UNwtSE TO PAY TOO MUC~ BUT IT LS WORSE TO PA'( TOO LITTLE. . IF YOU PAV TOO MUCH. YOU lOSC A UT1lE MONEY A.ND THAT IS AU.. . WHEN YOU PAY TOO um.E 'tOtJ SOMETIMES LOSE EVERYTHING BECAUSE TIE PROOUCT V0U BOUGHT WAS tNCAPABLE OF DOING WHAT ff WAS PURCtv.sED TOOO. YOO CANT PAY A UTTlE AND GET A. LOT. 1613 '1.ACINTJA AWNUi • COSTA MAA. CAllll. 9HD • nge Coast EOll'.ION ' VOL. 70, NO. 161, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1977 T oday' Clo sing N.Y. Stoeks N TEN CENTS Who Is This? Why ls He Laughing? S7 JOANN Jt \'NOLDS Oll•O. ,~ ... " More than 300 nvlc leaden and law enforcement orr1ciall t\Jroed oul Thursday nl1ht t.o t.onor sport Beaeb '• retlrlna Police Chad 8. James Glavas with an affectionate roast lhat YU a t.rtbute lo hlJ nearly 40 years in police work. A total ol 18 apeakers both praued and poked fun at Glavas who rel.ired Crom the Los Angeles Police Department an li61 to take the top Job 1n the Newport Beach department • lUctcs and some or Clavus' own men. The evenln1 waa a succession of one·linert mixed with sincere tribute. DA Hlckl noted that Newport Beach has only had four police cbJtfa in lta 11.year hU!· tory. ''That really is impressive and a tribute to you, Jim," he said to the chief. "You ought to go out to Stanton -they don 'l even know whotheirctuefis." One or Glavas' long-lime friends, Les Steffensen, suggest· ed that 1f be becomes bored dur· mg his retirement, be might con- sider going back to work, possibly for tbe county. O.lly ~tel PllOlot by lll<Mnl K-lff Roast.era included Appeal Court Presiding Justi~e Robert Gardner. Mayor Milan Dostal, Orange County Supervisors Chairman Tom Riley, Orange County ~ict Attorney Cecil "Get a copy of the latest Grand Jury report." he suggested . (SeeGLAVAS. Pa1te A2) NEWPORT BEACH POLICE CHIEF B. JAMES GLA VAS ENJOYS THE RIBBING HE TOOK THURSDAY NIGHT Wolllan's Death 'Horror' Congress 'Ripoff' Charged WASHINGTON (AP> Presi· dent Carter accused Congress lo· day of knuckling under to the oil and auto lobbies and said the American people will "be the ones to suffer ... and the ones who will ray.'' Carter s reaction to a series of votes by House panels that struck down key parts or his com- prehensive energy plan was re· 1 ported by White House press ' Powell. (Related story, 02>. Powell said angrily and sarcastically that a House Qom· merce subcommittee's ap al Thursday of immediate and full decontrol of natural gas prices amounts to "a paltry $71 billion ripoff." Referrina to decontrol. Powell vowed that the Administration will do its best "to kill the damn thing." The subcommittee rejected Carter's plan for a phased re· moval of fe<Jeral pnce controls from natural gas and~ voted to drop regulation entirely. The House Ways and Means Committee killed Carter's standby gasoline tax Thursday. siruck down his proposed tax re- bate on high-mileage cars and put off any penalty taxes on gas guzzlers until the 1979 model year. Oafly Pilot Pl>oto lly LH Pay ... BODY SURFER SAILS THROUGH HOLLOW WAVE AT BALBOA'S WEDGE THURSDAY AFTERNOON But Chunks of Wave-battered Lifeguard Tower Kept Rlde;s Out Thia Morning "The people of this country will be the ones to suffer if our hopes for an energy plan arc thwart- ed." Powell quoted the President as saying. ·'They will be the ones to pay for yesterday's s~ial· interest victories." Giant Swells Beach Surfers Powell said Carter is con- cerned that the congressional aC· Lions are evidence ··or a trend in the Congress not to face up" to diJficull energy decisions despite ttlports from the Congressional ~µdget Office and the General Accounting Office. which are congressional agencies, that the President's energy proposals should be strengthened, not '\1reakened. By STEVE MITCHELL swept to sea during high tide this 04111e o.i1y P11ot si.tt morning The surf was huge al the It was the same story up and Newport Wedge this morning, down the Orange Coast this but nobody was body surfing. morning. Lots of big waves, but They didn't want to share the churning water with chunks of not many surfers riding them. lumber from a lifeguard tower And Los Angeles Weather * * * * * * Waves Victim? A 24-year-old Seattle man was lost and presumed drowned at the Huntington Beach City Beach Thursday in heavy surf. Capt. Doug D'Arnall said the victim, Mike Richnausky, ap- parently fell victim to the batter· ing waves and severe rip-tide condi~ions ~hnost. as soon as he entered the water. D'ArnaJl said Richnausky's brother, Dave, or Ohio, was pulled out of the water by lifeguards and taken to Pacifica Hospital s uffering severe ex· haustion. Waves of 10 to 12 reet continued to batter the beaches .today. The severe condifions were spawned by a storm earlier this month off the coast of New Zealand. Seryice prognosticators say the south swell, generated by a storm earlier this month off the coast of New Zealand. should continue through Saturday. The giant walls of water. some in the 10 to 12·fool range. began marching ashore Thursday af. ternoon, and by this morning lifeguards in four beach cities re· ported rescues and near· drownings in their areas. Lifeguard Capt. Bud Belshe said there were many wetsuited surfers out on the north side of . the Newport pier this morning, but said they were not catching any spectacular waves. "They're laking· off on the01. but they're n ot making it across." he laughed. Belshe said the waves were breaking every 18 seconds in Upper Bay Swap Offered ~for-apartment Trade Eyed in Newport Irvine Company ofCicials wilt offer a six·a<:re parcel next to the Upper Bay wildlife preserve to Newport Beach city councilmen Monday in return for linal ap· provat of the Sea Island apart· nrentr. - The proposed swap comes on the heels of Thursday's an'noun· cement by the State Department ol Fish and Game that an in· terpretive center for lhe stale· owned pM!$ene will bo bullt in the middle ol Shellmak.er Island ln the comln1 fiscal year. or mer Newpor.t Beach Ron lleln, of the state depart· • men~aJd the l,000 gquare foot planning director Ernest b\&ll and parktnc lot will cost Mayer. fined for aceei>tJn1 about 19,000. The mon..v will more than $52.000 m brlbcl •• come out of last year•a $1.1 bas been sentenc d to from mllli0n allocatlon by tho atate e to 14 yoara In cState • alalatUi'e for dev SOPment of J!dacm. (StQry Page AS.) . the U~ 811 preserv • Included In the development work to be done with those funds is a SUl.000 project on the west side of the bay. off the end of University drive where an access road, parking tot and trail system wiU be built. That project would be adjacent to tht pattel that the Irvlne Com· paoy plans t.o11ve lothf' city. Tb.e awap wa sua.iested when the 226-urut apartment complelt was fonlaUvtly approved for the property acroas Jambor ee Road from the New~rter Inn. Councilmen w\thheld flnal •Po prov at ol th• project because, as planned, four acres o( privately owned land dest~at.ed for open apace use In tbe nei1bboriog Irvlne Coast Country club Will be Uled for apartments. Irvine Company ofUclala long, green walls. Another lifeguard-said some of the wave riders were successfully com· pleting rides "but only when they take off on the shoulder of the wave." Lifeguards in Newport Beach (See SURF, Pag~ A2) Mardian Son Faces Drunk Driving Rap A charge of felony drunken drivlni was filed Thursday in South Orange County Municipal Court against Robert Mardian Jr., son of Watergate figure Robert Mardian. Mardlan's car assertedly struck a Dana Point boy walking along the sidewalk at the Del Obispo entrance to Dana Harbor Sunday. Mardian was directed to sur- render himulf for booking on the cbarge today or early next week. M ardian reportedly identified hlmse.lf as the driver of tbe Fer· rarl th at struck 14-year·old Mlchael D•w~ aa the boy. lad· en with fishing gear, pushed his bicycTe alon& the sf dew ilk. Youni Dawes remaln"'1 today on San Clemente. General H01pltal'a critical Ust for the stx- tb 1trlli1bt day. · Hal Morgan, aulstant dlstnct attorney. Aid witoeasca repOrted that the Ferrari was t.ravell.,. at GO to 7~ males per hour as it. rounded a curve to leave tho Kar bot. A pU11enier In the car. 1.Arry Hall. 21, of: M13S'Beach Road, C1p11trano Bi•ct•. WH alichtb' lil,Jured when the car ak1dded 1td eway1 a nd Ju mped the aldewillk. b.itti.qtbe tioy. • . . Report Of Crash 'Ignored' By ARTHUR R. VINSEL 0t , ... O••ty Piiot SUit A onetime Corona del Mar woman and he r friend. who lay dying for perhaps two days near their crashed plane. could have lived, but the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office never sent a deputy to check the sole eyewitness report. The story was disclosed Thurs· enCorcement agency launched an internal in· vestigation to determine the rea&onswhy. Susan Daniels. 25. and J acqucs Rene Tromeur. 31. perished on a hillside ID the notch or Cuesta Pass as late as two days after the May 23 crash of their hght plane. "It's really sad ... They might have been saved if there was help ... ··San Luis Obispo County Coroner Don Hines said after the. June 1 discovery or their corpses. A college student who drove through the pass the day or the crash flied a formal complamt of negligence against the s henff's office Thursday Autopsies on the bodies showed both victims died or traumatic shock and exposure in an area that, out or eye range of U.S. Highway 101, 1s virtually water· less wilderness. Coroner Hines said the mjuries the pair suffered an the crash weren't serious enough to have killed them 1f help had been forthcoming. Miss Daniels. a PhD candidate in business admmistrallon at UCLA. where Tromeur also was enrolled, suffered only a leg laceration in the plane crash. which ht up the foggy sky Tromeur -his seat belt un· buckled -was thrown from the pilot ·s seat and suffered a frac· lured leg. while Miss Daniels was able to extrtcate herself before the plane exploded in names. Her body was found about a half mile from the wrecked plane . Richard Manzer. 26. a Cal Poly student. did report a sudden. <See SURVIVE, Page A2> Coast Weathe r Night and morning Jow clouds. otherwise tair. Sunny Saturday after· noon. Lows tonight 61 at beaches to 68 inland. Highs Saturday m mid to upper 70s. I NSIDE TODAY A ~ "'* of .ong1'! That•• who.I Sou11i Coo14 ~""'II Will be pr«ICflhh{I thu month. SH~ Cl of Che W««~. N rrldlly, June 10. 1tn Critic• Belle-oe Carter Okay f"it~nt'!~I} Seen for Bl W ASJUNOTON <A P > -Two enlla of lb mut'h-d~bated HI bombC'I' pro,ect ,.m r1~ from• meeUq tod•y with Pre1udeol C•rt• to .:~•1 t J be 1' d.o-f inltelJ l toward at lean Umilad proctuctloa of lbe co.Uy airplane. Rep. Robert Drloao <0· llaH.), 'told reporters th•t. Cartw aLlde a cryptic nif.-.iee LO ••MCnt lnlormaUoo th.It bo had DOt bad before," which Drinan Mid he lnterprtW 11 m i.DdJcaUan the PrealdAmt it pre. pa.rtq to ma&. a cue lD behalf oC &.lie BL Rep. Ronald Delham1 (D· Calif.), •creed that Carter ed litely to support at leut part ol tbe Alr Force request for a $25 bUlloa n t of~ Bls. However, Sen. John CUiver (D- Jowa), told reporters, "l don't think there's any wa1 to tell wblcb w~ be (Carter) is lean· lnf," Carter, a umpalsn year critic ot the Bl. teltcruted to the con- areuional dele1atlon that .. my lncUnatJon la to announce my de- clalon before tho end of th1a' month. • • f'oUowln• thit meeUDt. I wtll probably pretty much 10 Into teelualoo and study what the in· formation is and make a de· cllioo." be said. Drinan also uported that Carter, at a Cabinet Room ausioa wills more than a dozen Senate and Bouae criUcs of the President's c.redlbillty is at stake .... .:. o.ttr ............... CHARRED REMAINS OF AUTO WHICH CRASHED AND BURNED WITH TWO PEOPLE INSaDE Vlc:Uma of Coatll MeH Accident Burned Beyond Recognition, Still Unknown Fro•Pa~AI SURF ••• pulled 13 swimmers from tip. Ude Th~ a.rt.enioon. IDQSt. ol llloM nlC\MI tak1Q plae. at Corona del Mar state beach. Tbe li!eeuard tower ul tho Balboa Peninsula Wedge, on the west side of the harbor entrance. was washed out to sea in heavy surf andhlgb tides. Body surfers refnsed to enter the water this mornina as the yeUow lumber alollled about in the eigbt·foot surf like clot.bes in a waahinemacblae. Huntington Beach guards re~ ported surf in the four to six·foot range. with occasional waves ap- proachinc efibt feet In height. A eout.bwest wind, blowinl .at five to eight miles per hour. is keei>tnc the surf alight..ly choppy. accordin& to one lifeluard. wbo aaid there were not many surfers outln t.be8SdelJ"9ewater. . Bankruptey Examined .OnSunday 1D the decisioo. 1 bomber, discloled that Secretary of Defense Harold Brown favors the project. Dellums said he did not bear such a statement. At the start of the meeting. Carter said he had received much information from Brown about the Bl and alao beard from congressional backers of the pro- gram. Fro. Pag*! Al SURVIVE TO DIE. • • brief, eerie orange fiash and dy-in~ glow in the sky as he drove through Cuesta Pass, authorities confirmed Thursday. myself it couldn't be, because 1· had called the sheriff ... " He telephoned a local radio sta- tion to confll'm the story of dis· covery of the wrcck11ge and bodies and the approximate date and timeo!thecrash. 2 Viciims' IDs Sought After Crash Huntiqton llfepard.s madei six rescue.s Thursday, mostly swimmers caught in riptides, and reported at least one near· drowninc near Tower 9, about a h~ mile south 0( the Huntingtoa pier. · Laguna Beach lifeguard Cbie( Bruce Baird said his lifeguards rescued two akin divers at Diver's Cove Thursday after they apparently became ex· hawsted in the heavy au.rf. . • Guards also pulled a surfer from the water who had beeo toned against the rocks at. I r '1 . . - . . . . , . . • . Sunday's Dally Pilot will show how money ta.lks -sometimes with authority and :sometimes with a whimper. BANKRU PTCY LAWS What can a person do who's hope· lessly in debt due to business re· verses. illness or layoffs? The Daily Pilot's Tom Barley taJces a look at California 's bankruptcy (SUNDAY'S BEST] laws in a story scheduled to lead off the YOU section. BRIGHT EYED FUTURE - Allergan Pharmaceuticals Presa· dent Gavin S. Herbert sees the future through rose colored con· tacts You'll see why in a story by the Daily Pilot's Hilary Kaye that starts a new weekly feature focusing on Otange Coast busi· nesses. ILLEGAL ALIENS -What does it cGSt for education, social and medical services and polic· ing or illegal aliens? Ray Estrada of the Daily Pilot staff reports some of Orange County's answers in a special feature. HANDICAP HELP -Dr. :Francis Crinella, new executive director at Fairview State Hos pital is profiled by Art Vinsel of the Daily Pilot. And an As· sociated Press story previews the impact of a new federal law that substantially upgrades public education of retarded and physically disabled chil<!~en. IRVINE RD. Sen. George McGovern (D· S.0.), said he told Carter that the "The point I stressed was that the nation's first line or defense is the credibility of its institutions and the credibility of its presi· dent," McGovern related. He noted that almost one year ago Carter told the Democratic National Convention's Platform Committee that the Bl was an ex· otic and costly plane that would add nothing to defense effective. ness. Jag Owners Meet Fifty modern and vintage Jacuars will compete for trophies when the Jaguar Owners Club holds a meet at Udo Villa1e in Newport Beach Sun· day froml0:30a.m . to4p.m. ME4N OW GA.TOR G4.THERS RICHES Thia mean old gator'• got it made. He's got money, influence, bis own swimming pool and all the chicken be can eat. He's even pretty. And if a passing tourist dares treat him with disrespect, said tourist pays a fine. Meet the mean old fellow on PageB4. AVE. OWNERSHIP: f:.::%~lSTATE FEE "It's awful. • .it's sad ••. ,"he told newsmen. Actin& Sheriff Timothy Storton was unavailable for comment to- day because he was attending a county Board of Supervisors· m eeting, but has declined to identify any one individual as possibly at fault in the failure to dispatch a deputy. ''There was an eerie bright light that lit up the whole canyon. ·You couldn't see it (the plane crash> from a distance though, because lt waa foggy," Manzer said. Sources within the sheriff's of· flee allege the man on desk duty May 23 al the time the report by Manzer was received was re· serve Deputy Mike Biaggini. He reportedly dismissed the call as insignificant because it was sketchy and vague, without s ufficient detail to merit a followup. The rucced area near Cuesta Summit lo which the plane carry· ing Mlss Daniels and Tromeur went down la known in that re- g~on as a graveyard of light aircraft and their occupants. The honor of what happened to the former Corona del Mar High School cheerleader, a Class of 1969 graduate, and her friend dawned on Manier wbeo be heard a radio l"eport. "I was waiting for the Dodger scores when I beard about the crash," be explains. I thought 'Wow!,• Dine days ago. .I start- ed subtracting the days to see if it could be what I bad seen . I told 0 ?> IScouNTY GRANT COUNTY & CITY FEE ----~•EASEMENTS D•llY Piiot N-"'-it STARS MARK STUDY CENTER (LEFT) AND LAND INVOLVED IN SWAP PLAN (RIGHT) State Plnpolnta PreHrV• He.ctquatt9nl; City •ftd lrvlne Comp•ny T.ik Trade OftANOE COAST " DAILY PILOT Loken Draft NCState .. . .. FroatPageAI SWAP ••• Tbe lower bay waterfront com- m unity sits on city-owned land with a lease that is to expire in 11 years. Renetotiation of that lease has been blocked because part of the community is built on land that ls designated as Udelands and .state law probl.bits construction of residences on tidelands. Por the past four years, the ct· tJ' hal aouabt UDS\lccessfully to 1et tb' 1tato to cbange th• Beacon ~ tl4elan.ds desllna· tJon to QPlan41. Earller this year. Clt.r M'ana,er llobert WJDD told coun·. cllmeo that ho believes thp only way to aet thet dcslanatloo chaa,od wouJ4 be fOl' tho clt,y to llv• lhe It.ate IOIDt Udeltukla propvty adjacmt to tbe Upper Bay Pftlltn'O. Pr•11mAhly, tllo trVLDe Com· fi:Y otter 1tt'Oula flt that dewip.. aD4 eOUl4 beli>. u;. ~ IOlv• •it.a pi"Oblmaa With ~ r'»tlM:On B~leiH • .. 1 realized then that 'oh my God,' what 1 'd seen was the ex· plosion of the plane, the flash of light." The first active search for the plane wtuch varushed m deru;e fog on a flight from Coalinga to Santa Monica ca me when Tromeur's employer reported him missing from work. • Miss Daniels' stepfather, Oil Hodges, said the couple ap· parently became concerned about the fog and were following Highway 101 through the pass at. low altitude, hoping to reach San Luis Obispo's tiny afrport. The s mall aircraft drifted slightly to the left as they ap· proached the steep notch of Cuesta Grade. which Tromeur did not realize rises sharply in altitude on each side. Hodges said the plane's land· ing gear apparently clipped a ·tree, according to the way Federal Aviation Administration investigators recreated the fatal crash. Coroner's investigators are seeking the identity of two people who Thursday night burned to death in Costa Mesa when their auto burst into names after &trik. mg a freeway guard rail. Investigators said they believe the victims, both of whom were burned beyond recognition. are a man and a woman. According io a California Highway Patrol report. the pair were driving southbound oo the Sao Diego Freeway shortly before 9 p.m.. when the driver at· tempted to swing on to the DOl'th· bound Newport Freeway on a transition road. Witnesses told CH P in- vestigators the lightweight sta- tion wagon lefl the roadway and glanced off a light standard. Theo, according to the wit- nesses, the auto bounced off a guard rail, skidded across the two-lane transition and hit. a second guard rail. · Rockpile Beacb at about 6 p.m. Thursday. . / "Most people in town were smart enough not to go out th the surf." Baird said. J A check today showed waves in the eight-foot range at Brooks Street. a popular surfing spot. and only a handful of surfers tak- ing advantage of the fast tubes. San Clemente lifeeuards rescued two youn& eir1s from aix- foot surf in front of the municipal . pier Tbunsday afternoon. They said the surf diminished ln size with the low tide lb.is morning, but added lt might jump again this afternoon. The lifeguards are patrolling the beaches, warning swimmers . of dangerous riptides along that city's beaches. ~~ p,..,. Page Al "~., " GLAVAS ••• ·1 •'Tbere1bouldbeplentyoljobop. port unities listed there." Spy Suspect Could Face Execution It was when the small static>n wagon skidded to a halt tMt it. burs~ into flames and the two yi.c. ti ms were trapped inside. -Deadlocked Tom Keevil. editor of the Daily Pilot., claimed the chief left the LAPJ) "because he couldn't spell Sepulveda or Figueroa•• to move t.-Newport HBel!":lactrhh-.ainJdrt-tt~ITrtlthr--:1 Canyon .. wl)ich h as it& own privatesecurity force." NAIROBI. Kenya CAP) - Radio Uganda, continuing Presi- dent Idi Amin's war of nerves against the British government, said today a British businessman ln·Uganda would be shot "by the end of next week" if found guilty of spying. The official government radio identified the arrested Briton as "Cullen," not giving his first name. It said he is the former manager of an automobile firm in Uganda. The broadcast said Cullen would be tried for spying "by re- vol utionary members of the military tribunal and if found guilty, executed by firing squad by the end of next week. "No announcement will be made about the lime and place ol execution. which will not be made known to anybody," the radio said. ASSEN . Th e Netherimds (AP) -Ef· forts to tree 55 hos~ held by South Molucc:an terrorists in a train and school in northern Holland remained deadlocked to- day despite a second mediation attempt by two · South Moluccan communi· ty 1-iaders, a Justice Ministry spokesman said. Premier Joop den Uyl met cabinet ministers in. ijle Outcll capital or The Hague to plan the iovern· ment's next step in the 19·day-old crisis. The· cabinet met for five hours Thursday night after the mediators completed their second rouod of face-to- face talks with tbe ter- rorists. Too Much?:·.: Too Little? ' Sgt. John Simon, who put together a short slide show with backfl"OW\d theme the song, "My Way," described Glavas as •'the coolest guy I know. Ube were captain of the Titanic he'd say, 'Don't worry folks, we're Just stopping for ice'." · In the end, the chief was given a variety 0( gift.a from the city. his e mployes. the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce and the dinner guests who all contributed to an $1,800 gift certificate from a local travel aeency. At the close of the two-hour program, Glavas received a standing ovation. He s aid he was .. really touched" by the teaUfDonlal. • .. I'm ever so proud that you people chose to come out tonight and be with me. I have a great love for this community and the people wbo are here.•• DON'T BE MISLED BY DISCOUNTS.. DEALS. SALES ANO GIVE--AWAYS. . . THE COMMON LAW OF BUSINESS SAYS IT BEST- IT IS UNWfSE TO PAY TOO MUCH, BUT IT IS Y«>RSE :ro 1t • PAY TOO LITTLE. ,,,.,. IF YOU PAY TOO MUCH, YOU LOSE A LIT'Tt.E MONEY ANO THAT IS ALL WHEN YOU PAY TOO UTILE. YOU SOMETIMES LOSE EVERYTHING BECAUSE THE PRODUCT YOU BOUGHT WAS INCAPABLE OF DOING WHAT IT WAS PURCHASED TOOO. YOU CANT PAY A LtTTU: AND GET A LOT. • p ·DEN'S \ • ••••••••••••••••• ---·••r ·installation • custom draperies linolewn • YloOcl flOOr. 1663 PLACCNTIA AVENUE ' I I ( Saddlehaek EDITION Afternoon . N. \.'. Stoeks 161, ~SECTIONS, 46 PAGES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1977 TEN CENTS • ID Delay in Aid Cited Plane Deaths B1All'nltJ& a. VINS L Olt .. 0..1, l'l ......... A onetime Corona del Mar woman and her friend, who lay dying for perhaps two days near their crashed plane. could h ve lived, but the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office never sent a deputy to check the sole eyewitness report. The 1lo.ry waa dh1clo!ied Thurs· day , a• the law enforcement aaency launched an Internal In· veauaatlon to dett!rmtoe the ru1ons'¥by. Susan Oanle1!1, 25, and Jacques Rene Tromeur, 31, perished on a hillside U\ the notch of Cuesta Pass as late as two days after the May 23 crash ol their light plane. "It's really sad .. They might have been saved ir there was help ... , "San Luis Obispo County Coroner Don Hines aaid after the June 1 discovery of their corpses. A colle&e student who drove lhrou1h the pass the day of the crash filed a formal complaint or neaUaence against the sheriff's office Thursday. Autopsies on the bodies showed both victims died of traumatic shock and exposure in an area that, out of eye range or U.S. Highway 101, is virtually water· leas wilderness. Coroner Hines said the injuries the pair suffered in· the crash weren't serious enou&h to have killed them if help had been forthcoming. Miss Daniels, a PbD candidate in business administration at UCLA. where Tromeur also was enrolled, suffered only a leg laceration in the plane crash, which Ut up the foggy sky. Tromeur -his seat belt un- buckled -was thrown from the pilot's seat and suffered a frac· tured leg. while Miss Daniels was able to extricate herself before the plane exploded in names. Her body was found about a half mile from the wrecked plane. Richard Manzer, 26, a Cal Poly student. did report a sudden. brief. eene orange flash and dy- mg (.?low in the sky as he drove through Cuesta Pass, authoritU!s confirmed Thursday. "It's awful .. .it's sad ... , "be told newsmen. . Acting Sheriff Timothy Storton was unavadable for comment to- day because he was attending a county Board of Supervisors' meeting. but has declined lo (See SURVIVE, Page AZ> Congress Accused of 'Ripoff' Banker's Ranch Sells SAN DIEGO (AP) -The debt is still astronomical but a federal judge has whittled the amount owed a defunct bank by $7 4 million in approving the sale of a ranch once controlled by convict· ed financier C. Amholt Smith. U.S. District Court Judge C. Leland Nielsen authorized the Ii· quidation Thursday or 12,394· acre Rancho Santa Maria in the San Joaquin Valley. The new owner is Nevis In· dustries of Yuba City. The pro· ceeds go to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., receiver of the Insolvent U.S. National Bank. Firms controlled by Smith owed more than $400 million to th~ bank when it folded in 1973, • with $45 million of that written oft as loss. The federal court finally set· tied on a figure of $170 million for tt1e deb[ Since then nearly Sl biJlion in lawsuits have been filed a1ainst the once mighty cor· porate empire. The ranch was owned by 1t--A11UllO-llanch Cocp_... .L.R.....Barcy & Co. Bishop Mortgage Corp .. Excalibur Engineering Corp., Kernville Brokerage Co., Kingsburg Oil Co., and Dormik Development Co. All but Dormlk have admitted the debts. Smith, 78. given probation and fined $30,000 after pleading no contest lo four counts of bank fraud in June 1975, still faces prison in a federal contempt of court case due to be heard next week in Hawaii and in a grand theft and state income tax evasion case. The federal contempt case stems from Smith's refusal to ahswer 21 times questions about his financial activities. Arguments will be heard by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday on the island of Kauai, Hawaii, where the court jurists are attending a federal judicial conference Smith was ordered to jail May 13 by Judge Nielsen after the financier refused to explain why a $3 million judgment last Fe'-ruary against Smith and two oC bis companies was never paid. Nielsen said the sentence (See BANKER, Page AZ) Woman Held ~Shoplift ft woman who was booked on petty Lheft charges when she aJ . leaedly loek a pair of jeans from o Laguna Hills Mall store without paying for them was later jailed on criminal charges. Orange County sheriff's of· fie.rs said they added possession of hashish to the charees faced '1;J )tahar Kaur Car<>n, 23, of Lawndale, when they allecedly found the dru.c ln the purse of the lddlan·bom woman. Qrlicus said the jeans were stolen Crom Bonnie's Dress Shop, a4.223 Lquna Hills Mall. ME4N OW CA.TOR (;;4THERS RICHES This mean old aator•s eot it made. Be'• got money, tnnuence, his own a'Wimmlnl pool and all the e~eken ho can eat. He'• even PJMtf. A.ail if a pauln( tourllt dares 1ztal bllll With dbttspoc~ H1d t;oitrllt pays a fine. :~~~ UMa tUean old fellow on Pal Bl. O••IY Pllol Pllolo bl LH P•YM BODY SURFER SAILS THROUGH HOLLOW WAVE AT BALBOA'S WEDGE THURSDAY AFTERNOON But Chunks of Wave-battered Ufeguard Tower Ke pt Rid e rs Out This Morning Giant Swells Beach Surfers By STEVE MITCHELL Ot IM O•tly Pilot Sl•lf The surf was huge at the Newport Wedge this morning, but nobody was body surfing. They didn't want to share the churning water with chunks of lumber from a lifeguard tower swept to sea during high tide this morning. It was the same story up and down the Orange Coast this morning. Lots of big waves, but not many surfers riding them. And Los An geles Weather Service prognosticators say the south swell. generated by a storm earlier this month off the Pair Kille d As Car Burns After .Wreck Coroner's investigators are seeking the identity of two people who Thursday night burned to death in Costa Mesa when their auto burst into flames after strik· ing a freeway guard rail. Investigators said they believe the victims, both of whom were burned beyond recognition, are a man and a woman. According to a California Ht1hway Patrol report, the pair were driving southbound on the San Dleco Freeway shortly before 9 p.m. when the driver at· tempted to swing on to the north· bound Ne'ffl>Ort Freeway on a transition road. Witnesses told CHP in - vestleators the lightweight sta- tion waaon left the roadway and glanced olf a liaht standard. Th~. accordlnic to Ute wlt· nesses, the auto bounced off o guard rail, slddded across the lwo·lane transition and hit a second pard rail. It w wbeft t.be small station waaon slddd«!d to a ball that lt bunt tnto nam and the two vie· u1n1 wentnpf>e'd wide. coast or New Zealand, should continue through Saturday. The giant walls or water, some in the 10 to 12·foot range. began marching ashore Thursday af- ternoon, and by this morning lifeguards in four beach cities re- ported rescues and near- drownings in their areas. Lifeguard Capt. Bud Belshe said there were many wetsu.ited surfers out on the north side of the Newport pier this morning, but said they were not catching any spectacular-waves. "They're taking off on them, but they're not making it across." he lau~hed. * * * Belshe said "the waves were breaking every 18 seconds in long, green walls. Another lifeguard said some of the wave riders were successfully com· pleting rides "but only when they take off on the shoulder of the wave." Lifeguards in Newport Beach pulled 13 swimmers from rip· tides Thursday afternoon. most of those rescues taking place at Corona del Mar state beach. The lifeguard tower at the Balboa Penlnsula Wedge, on the west side of the harbor entrance. was washed out to sea in heavy surf and high tides. * * * Waves Victim? A 24·year-old Seattle man was lost and presumed drowned at the Huntington Beach City Beach Thursday in heavy surf.• Capt. Doug D'Amall said the victim. Mike Richnausky, ap- parently fell victim to the batter· ing waves and severe rip·tide conditions almost as soon as he entered the water. D •Arnall said Richnausky's brother, Dave, or Ohio, was pulled out of the water by lifeguards and taken to Pacifica Hospital sufferlnJ( severe ex· haustion. Waves of 10 to 12 feet continued to batter the beaches today. The severe conditions were spawned by a storm earlier this month off the coast of New Zealand. Drugs Seized MEXICALI. Mexico <AP> - Nearly 100 pounds of heroin and cocaine have been seized al a ranch and at a residence near this border city. authorllles say. Wife Charged Weddings, 10; Divorces, 0 NEWARK, N.J . (AP)-Federal authorities have accused a Newark woman of marrying 10 times without getting a divorce. n.e charge wasn't bigamy. it was eons piracy to help Haitian residents win U.S. citizenship illegally. Selena Smith, also known as Selena Brevard, Selena DeneuB, Susan Joeeph, Susan Wright, Delores ZatnUm and Barbara Beaubrun, was indJcted T}:lurs· duy with• 8 men and women on charges they con· spired to f)efraud the U.S. Immigration and Nat.uralliaUon Service. The Indictment said the group enainoercd 3S mar- riagoa for Haitians so th immigrants could benefit fro~ federal laws permi.ttll\g naturaliution or foreigners who marey U.S. citizens. . Body surfers refused to enter the water this morning as the yellow lumber s loshed about in the eight·foot surf like clothes in a washing machine. Huntington Beach guards re- ported surf in the four to six.foot range, with occasional waves ap· proaching eight feet in height. A southwest wind. blowing at five to eight miles per hour, is keeping the surf slightly choppy, according to one lifeguard. who said there were not many surfers out in Lhe65degree water. Huntington lifeguards made six rescues Thursday. mostly <See SURF, Page 1\2) Mardian Son Faces Drunk Driving Rap A charge 'Of felony drunken driving was filed Thursday In South Orange County Municipal Court against Robert Mardian Jr .. son of Watergate figure Robert Mardian. Mardian's car assertedly struck a Dana Point boy walking along the sidewalk at the Del Obispo entrance to Dana Harbor Sunday. Mardlan was directed lo sur- render himself ror booking on the charge today or earl~next week. Mardian reportedly identified himself as the driver of the Fer- rari that struck U -year-old Michael Dawes as the boy, lad- en with fishing gear. pushed his bicycle along the sidewalk. Young Dawes remained today on San Clemente General Hospital's critical list ror Ute six· th straight day. Hal Mor1an, assistant district attomey, saldwttnesses reported that the Ferrari was traveling at eo to 7S miles per hour as tt rounded a curve to leave the Harbor. A passenger in the car. Larry Hall, 21. of 35135 Beach Road, Capistrano Beach, wu sUghUy injured wh n the car ikiddod alde'Wa71 and Jumped tbe lldt'tf k, hftt.tna th boy. Carter Lashes At Votes WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi- dent Carter accused Congress lo· day of knuckling under to the 011 and auto lobbies and said the American people will "be the ones to suffer ... and the ones who will pay." Carter's reaction to a series of votes by House panels tbat struck down key parts or his com- prehensive energ:,· plan was re· ported by White House press secretary Jody Powell. (Related story, 02) Powell said angrily and sarcastically that a House Com· merce subcommittee's approval Thursday of immediate and full decontrol of natural gas prices amounts to "a paltry $71 billion ripoff." Referring to decontrol, Powell vowed that the Administration will do its best "to kill Lhe tlamn thing." The subcommittee rejected Carter's plan for a phased re- moval or rederal price controls from natural gas and voted to drop regulation entirely. The House Ways and Means Committee killed Carter's standby gasoline tax Thursday, struck down his proposed tax re· bate on high·m1leage cars and put off any penally taxes on gas guzzlers until the 1979 model year. ·'The people of this country will be the ones to suffer if our hopes for an energy plan are thwart· ed." Powell quoted the President as saying. "They will be the ones to pay for yesterday's special· interest victories." Powell said Carter was refer· ring to oil companies, automobile manufacturers and their lobbies. Powell said Carter is con- cerned that the congressional ac· lions are evidence "of a trend in the Congress not to face up" to dirticull energy decisions despite reports from the Congressional Budget OCCice and the General Accounting Office, which are congressional agencies, that the President's energy proposals s hould be streng thened, not weakened. Carter's concern is focused specifically on votes scheduled next week on his proposals to in· crease the wellhead lax on oil and to requ.ire factories to con- vert Crom oil to co'al. · "I can't see one good purpose in tossing around our vote ~ounts," Powell said. "But I think we've got a tough fight on our hands." Coas t Weathe r Night and morning low clouds. otberwis~ fair. Sunny Salurda1. after- noon. Lows tonight 61 at beaches to 68 inland. Hiahs Saturday in mid to upper 70S. I NSIDE TODAY A plOJI mode o/ aotigl~ Thot'• whot Soiith Coa1t R~ Uij/l bs pr«Nflitttg thb month. SH PQOCCJ of tlw W~•bndfr. ,.. 1\2 DAILY PILOT #'ro•Pap SURVIVE; •• tdt•nttr1 an)' °" tudlvldual as ~11bly ., (~udl ID lb ha.Hurt lu di • ~· WU H ettrfl brt ht l11ht lhlat Ill up th• whole can)'on. \'ou cvukln't are ll !lhu plan c-rHh 1 "frc»m a d11tancC! lhuua&h , ~raUN\tt w111 toiin." Mlllller HJd. .. urc wlt.hln tho aberl!C'a of flea 1Ul'llt1 lhc man on dt.ak duty May Z3 ut tttt? umc lhe report by Mans.er waa rtct"lVed wu n trn ~l)' lllkc Bla1tlnl He f't1)0C1edly dtam'-•l'd tho call u tna11n1r1r1nt betaiutt· 1t "'as ~ketch) afld voicu~. wath"ut .. urhctent detail to mtnl 1a followup The ntHtd Rrf!u near Cuesta ~um mat U1 wh.ich tho plane carry tnl Mw Daruela and Tromeur went down 11 known ln that rt g1on as • 1r1veyard or Uabt ;;urcraft and theirorcupant.J. The horror ol what happened to the former Q>rona del Mar High School <:heerleader. a Cius of 1969 iraduate. and her fnend dawned on Manzer when he heard a radao report. .. ( was wa1un1 for the Dodger scores when I heard about the crash." he explains. I thought 'Wow!.' nine days aao ... I Start· ed subtract.mg the days toaee if it could be what I had seen. I told myself 1t couldn 'l be, becaW1e 1 • had called the sheriff. .. " He telephoned a local radio sta- tion to confirm the story or dis .. covery or the wreckage and bodies and the approximate dale and timeofthc crash. "l realized then that 'oh my God,' what I'd seen was the ex- plosion of the plane, the flash of Jig ht." The first active search for the plane which vanished in dense fog on a flight from Coalinga to Sa nta Monaca came when Tromeur's employer reported him missing from work. Miss Daniels' stepfather, Gil Hodges, said the couple ap- parently became concerned about the fog and were following Jhghway 101 through the pass at low altitude, hoping to reach San Luis Obispo's tiny airport. The small aircraft drifted slightly to the left as they ap- proached the steep notch or Cuesta Grade. which Tromeur did not realize rt:,es :,harply in altitude on each side. Hodges said the plane's land- ing gear apparently clipped a tree, according lo the way Federal Aviation Administration investigators recreated the fatal crash. Spy Suspect WuldFace Ex.ecution NAIROBI. Kenya (AP) Radio Uganda, continuing Presi- dent ldi Amin's war of nerves against the British government, said today a British businessman 1n Uganda would be shot "by the end of next week" if found guilty of spying. The official government radio identified the arrested Briton as .. Cullen." not giving his first name. It said he is the former manager of an automobile firm in Uganda. The broadcast said Cullen would be tried for spying "by re- volutionary members of the military tribunal and if found guilty, executed by firing squad by the end of next week. "No announcement will be made about the time and place of execution, which will not be made· known to anybody," the radio said. Art Auction Set : By Music Boosters 'I Works from well-known artists will go on the block during an art auction sponsored by the Serrano Intermediate School Music Boosters Saturday in the Lake Forest Sun and Sail Club. Oils, watercolors and etchings will be exhibited beginnine at 7:30 p.m. and the auction will begin at 8:30 p.m. A $1 donation will admit participants. OAANGI COAST ~• DAILY PILOT ""°'-""""°'"' "'+ol.-.......... ....... """'oti.N .... """' hovl>l•-llytl\OOf-~:.::.':":!':,~~~~.=,'rC:.~;: ~.:r.;:-:~:~·=:= ~:',~ ::-::-=~s:.~~~11-A:::r~·;:. ~;~~..:.!'.\:,'~~.:,..,-WUI .. , ......... _ ..........,,.,,._,_ JM\ • c:.rtt-r v ... "'"''-'"'-Go-••~ .,_ .. I(_ (•HOf' ~..:.. ..... ~ O.tlnM.l.Mo ~~lltll A\\l\1""4""'""'"'1•1or\ -.-.becllVahewOtnc:e ' ""1Le"'"•-"''-or...~ omc.. <:9\te ~: DtWltlt ..,, ..... ........... 11 ... 11 ,,.,,-............ "-at.<11111 .. ~" Tefepf\one (114)'4Mm ~AdY~lalfttMNl7t .....,.._tVtlln'N<wOlllC't ltl..s10 ...,.... .. (_ 411-0QO =:1: ~ °':r:.. ~~;:.=,.~~m ........ , ., ••• r.n •• ~"'' .. , •. ,. .... , ... lt,W_ .. Wll .. WI -Ill "'1"14U .... et ,_...,._, I s.CllM d-_. ..... If •f c.i. W... • c;.11,_1• . ...,.rrltlllf'. " ,.,, ... ~.W ~~~ •. --""'lllllllMf :·- Recycling for Science Dann Bart Calls Po11r In . . After Accident Telephone calls from anxious friends ol popular Danny Davey, U oiled parcel Serv1ce de· liveryman, critically injured in a Laruna Beach traffic accident, have nooded the switchboards both at his business and South CoastQ>mmunity Hospital. Davey, Sl, was reported 10 sta- ble condition today at the in· tensive care unit of South Coast Community Hospital. Officials said his condition was improv· iog. Davey, who has collected food, gifts and clothing for lhe Hopi and Navajo Indians and dis- tributed them in annual journeys to the Northern Ariiona reserva- tions for many years. has been a long-time delivery man in the Laguna Beach area. He suffered a broken leg, broken ribs. a broken or dislocat- ed shoulder, collapsed lung and numerous cuts and scratches from the accident. Davey, on foot. was knocked 87 feet by the impact when hit by a truck m Arch Beach Heights. seasons around Christmas, Davey would make rounds through the county in his private vehicle collecting Uunes for the Indians. At Thanksgiving and Christmas, the goods would be delivered after trucking down miles of washboard dirt roads to the reservations. His efforts to aid the Indians · became a community-wide pto- jecl in Laguna Beach during the 1960s with high school students assisting ln the collection. Davey was once made honorary mayor of the Art Colony. Bankruptcy Examined OnSunda~ Castille Elementary School students cn_l1sted the help of teacher Vernon Diggs this "'.eek to l_oad discarded paper on a truck m the third paper drive the Mission Vie.w school has had this year Sponsored by The Parent Teacher Association the drives are to raise funds for sci'ence materials and equipment carts. Both UPS and hospital officials reported a "very great many" telephone calls from people in- terested in Davey's well-being. One of those who has known Davey for many years is Laguna Beach Police Capt. Neil Purcell. Sunday's Daily Pilot will sh~ how money talks -sometimes with authority and sometimes · with a whimper. BANKRUPTCY LAWS - What can a person do who's hope- lessly in debt due to business re· verses. illness or layoffs? The Daily Pilot's Tom Barley takes a look at California's bankruptcy Carter 'Leaning' to I;ll Purcell recalled bow Davey was one of a handful of survivors when bis sh.ip was destroyed in World War II. He always said be pledged to God then that he would do something for others less fortunate if he got the chance. Purcell said. On a bunting trip, Davey chanced upon the Indians and was taken by their poverty and living conditions. He decided to help. (suNDAY'S BEST) 'Secret lnf ormation' Cited by Congressmen WASHINGTON (AP> -Two critics of the much-debated Bl bomber project emerged from a meeting today with President Carter to say they feel he is de· finitely leaning toward at least hmited production of tbe costly airplane. Rep. Robert Drinan <D· Mass.>. told reporters that Carter made a cryptic reference to "secret information that he had not had before," w~Lch Drinan said he interpreted as an indication the President is pre- paring to make a case in behalf or the Bl. Rep. Ronald Dellums (0· Calif.), agreed that Carter seemed likely to support at least part of lhe Air Force request for a $25 billion fleet of 244 Bls. However, Sen. John Culver <D· Iowa), told reporters. ''I don't think there's any way to tell which way he (Carter ) is lean· mg." Pilot Logbook Carter. a campaign year critic of the Bl. reiterated to the con- gressional delegation that •·my mchnataon 1s to announce my de- c1s1on before the end of this month ··Following this meetmg, I will probably pretty much go tnlo seclusion and study what the in· formation is and make a de- cision." he said. Drinan also reported thal Carter, at a Cabinet Room session with more than a dozen Senate and House critics of the · bomber, disclosed that Secretary of Defense Harold Brown favors the proJecl. Dellums said he did not hear such a statement. At the slart of the meeting, Carter said he had received much informallon from Brown about the Bl and also heard from congressional backers of the pro- gram. Sen. George McGovern (D- S D.). said he told Carter that the Voters Disappoint CUSD Trustees By ANNE COOPER Ol It. Doily Pllol Sl.tfl CAPISTRANO UNIFIED School District trustees ex· pressed frustratit;m this week with distnct voters who failed to approve school construction bonds May 31. "I am disappointed in the apathy of parents,·· said Trustee Sarah Lipp. "Their children will be the ones to pay." District officials said about half of the district's popula· lion is registered to vote. or those re· gistered, less than a quarter showed up at the polls May 31 "The fact 1s. five percent of those eligible to vote defeated the bond elec- tion." said board president Ted Kopp. District superintendent Jerome Thornsley said more than 8,000 new stu- dents are expected lo move into the Capistrano district in the next five years. Schools will open above student capacity cooPu in September. he said One of several alternatives for housing overflow stu· dents which trustees have considered is the huge federal ziggurat building in Laguna Niguel. Because of its isolated location, several federal agencies have declined to locate in the building, which is standing nearly empty. "Would it be possible to put all our of overflow students in the ziggurat?" asked trustee Lipp. "If that building is as big as l hear it 1s, we could put the whole school district in It," said Thornsley. *** SADDLEBACK VALLEY Unified School District Board of Education President Loa Young will be going back to Hawaii sometime this summer. The last time she visited the islands, she sent back a bombshell -a telegram retracting her support of fellow trustee Dennis Smith in his bid for re-election to the board. When Smith lost, some supporters blamed .Mrs. Young's telegram for bis defeat . A fellow trustee asked Mrs. Young this week why she is going back to Hawaii. ''I've got another telegram lo send and 1l's to you,'' she quipped. *** A CUSTODIAN al Los Allsos Intermediate School in Mission Viejo said elgbth eraders apparently bought out all tbe toilet paper in the Saddleback Valley to festoon t..beir school Thursday night. "Enjoy it. while you can," he told the students. "You guys are aoiag to be mlahty buay tomorrow, cleanJng it up." "You mean we're aoing to have to clean it up?" they asked. "You mean the wholeelghth grad1?'1 ''You eot It," the cuatod.hln said . "Whoopee I We a et out. or class," theatud~nts cheered. "Tb y did a rahtasUc job," a Los Allsos secretary said today.' 'The school really looked pretty this momlna." aut the eighth craden diem •t get tho break from cl asa they'd hoped for. Gym teacbers bad a J\eW exercise for their 1ludenta today-cl 1nJQ1 up the camp • President's credib1laly is at slake m the decision. "The poant I stressed was lhat the nation's first line of defense is the credibility of its institutions and the credibility of ats presi· dent," McGovern related. He noted that almost one year ago Carter told the Democratic National Convention's Platform Committee that the Bl was an ex- otic and costly plane that would add nothing to defense effective· ness. E'rona Page A I SURF ••• swimmers caught in riptides, and reported at least one near- drowning near Tower 9, about a hair mile souU1 of the Huntington pier. Laguna Beach lifeguard Chief Bruce Baird said his lifeguards rescued two skin divers ut Diver's Cove Thursday after they apparently became ex· hausted i.n the heavy surr. Guards also pulled a surfer from the water who had been tossed against the rocks at Rockpile Beach at aboul 6 p.m. Thursday. · "Most people in town were smart enough noL to go out in the surf," Baird said. A check today showed waves in the eight-fool range at Brooks Street, a popular surfing spot, and only a handful of surfers tak- ing advantage of the fast tubes. San Clemente lifeguards rescued two young girls Crom six· foot surf in front of the municipal pier Thursday afternoon. They said the surf dimimshed in size with the low tide this morning, but added it might jump again this afternoon. Even after working 12-hour days during heavy delivery Schools Back Howell for Board Post Representatives from El Toro and Mission Viejo High Schools have recommended that Mark Howell continue as the student member of the Saddleback Valley Unified School District Board or Education next year. Howell, who previously was Mission Viejo lfigb's student. representative to Uie board. was the first person given ~e stu· dent's seat earlier this year. He was selected to continue in that position by the schools' commit. tee Thursday. Trustees will consider the re- commendation on June 27, and he is expected to be installed on the board July 6. As the student member, be is able to discuss all issues before the board but he does not vote. He also does not receive confidential personnel reports or sit in on trustees' closed executive sessions. Howell, a junior, is the son of Rev. Preston Howell, a former San Joaquin SchQf>l District board member. From Page Al BANKER ••• would be indefinite -until the questions were answered -but he stayed sentence until after the appeal. Too Much? Too Little? .. ) " laws in a story scheduled to lead orr the YOU section. BRIGHT EYED FUTURE - Allergan Pharmaceuticals Presi· dent Gavin S. Herbert sees the future through rose colored con-tacts. You'll see why in a story by the Daily Pilot's Hilary Kaye that starts a new weekly feature focusing on Orange Coast bus1· nesses. ILLEGAL ALIENS -What does it cost for education, social and medical services and polic- ing of illegal a liens? Ray Estrada of the Daily P ilot staff reports some or Orange County's answers in a special feature. HANDICAP HELP -Dr. Francis Crinella. new executive director at Fairview State Hospital is profiled by Art Vinsel of the Daily Pilot. And an As· • sociated Press story previews the impact of a new federal law that substantially upgrades public education of retarded and physically disabled children. Jackpot On The Freeway SACRAMENTO (AP) - Three thousand dolla;s, en route to Reno casinos, fell out or an armored truck and caused a traffic jam on the Interstate-SO freeway here. All lanes but one were blocked by the highway patro l as guards scrambled after the coins. Some rolled for a quarter of a mile. Most were recovered after an hour's search. · Guard Dwain Williams said a bag fell against a door latch and three bags fell out as the door flew open. DON'T BE MISLED BY DISCOUNTS. DEALS. SALES AND GIVE-AWAYS. 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BJ SYLVIA PORTO M of Jaoe 3, you can btq a.od aell .. put'" options on JI listed ltOcb at five m tJor ex chances. You could trade in listed optloos betoro, but only ll "call'' optiOGS which, s hnpty atated. ctve you the rigbt to buy a stock at a epctified price for a period of up to nine months. THE 0 Pt1T" OPTIONS GIVE YOU the ri&bt to sell a. stoek at a specified price ln the future. • You buy "call" opU.ons to f eta stake ln stocks you thtnt will Coup.in value; you buy "put" options to sell atocb YUi tb.lok are about todochne ln value. · Ttadina in call opUooa wu inaugurated in l!m by tbe Chica&<> Boerd Options Exchange. Virtually ovem.ls bt, in- vaUnr 1n optiooa bas ballooned to a sensational degree., OrtaJiWly, call oPtiOD contracts were ottered in 18 stocks; today, you can trade Uated call opUons lD 220 l.uuea. The addiUon or put optlobS is certain to stimulate even more fever in this aspect of the securities industry. Money's Worth for wilb put aod call options, you can contract to sell aad buy atocka without owning them and at a fraction of the price. THE FJ.EXfBIUTY OF Bal'll PUTS AND calls should attract more and more conservative Investors to the options concept, says Edwar d F. Keenan Jr., manager of options marketing at Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith. "Options provide another way tor knowledaeable in- vestors to broaden their securities investment techniques,•• Keenan says. "They're a complement to a stock portfolio, not a substitute. "Knowledgeable is the key word,'' he says. "You must ban a full understanding ot the options market and t& same current market information as professionals." tJNL1KE STOCKS, OPl'IONS AREN'T issued by com· paniea, but rather by the Options Clearing Corp., which also auarantees them. They are created by the actual partici· pants in the opt.ions m arket For instance, an investor who owns 100 shares or XYZ Corp. selling at so can write an op- tion offering the right to buy or sell those shares at 55 for a three-month period. In return for the option, the investor collects a premium. AU option contracts are for 100 sbarea. with one of three expiration dates up to nine months in the future. Options writing fives invest.ors the opportunit y to ln· crease their return on stocks they own. Options allow you to have a stake in shares or stock you don't own and you can purchase them at a small fraction of the price of the stock· itself. Aa a buyer , all you risk is the premium you pay. The average investor can participate in several ways: -As a call option writer if you own any of the 220 shares in which optiona are traded. -AS A CALL BUYER, IN WIUCB CASE you bet on a rise in the price of the stock in the next six months by buYing the call at a fraction or the market price. -As a put buyer, buying an option entiWng you to sell tha.t stock at a fixed price. -As a "hedger," using options to protect stocks agal.Dst a price drop 1>r to lake added advantage al a price rise. Radiators Need Summer Checks ,. . By CapUol News Senlce SACRAMENTO -It's lbe time of year when car radiat<rs need attention. Tbe fact that they didn't have to do any cooling over UMt winter doesn't mean they were in hibernation. They were working and their rust·inhibiting ability was red11ced by lime and activity. Ir your coolant bas a dark color and murky look to it, you sbould consider one or the two courses: replacement or renewal. , It you drive about 10,000 m.lles a year and your coolant . is less than three years old, you probably can get away with• adding one of the QJany anti-rust solutions. There are many good products on the m ark.el, many made by the same peo. ple who make coolant. U you drive more.· ,,,.------------than 30,000 miles a year ( ) your radiator shouJd be I N HIGH G£4R flu s hed a nnu a lly anyway, and your best,. -----------bet would be to do a totaf job and r eplace the . coolant at the same Ume. ••• Because the engine compartment may soon become a ta.r1et for thieves, Detroit engineers plan to design cans with better inside hood releases, according to MOTOR magazlne. When a thief breaks into a car, be is usually after a tapq deck or CB radio. He isn't likely to steal anY1bini from lbq engine compartment. However, expensive el~tronics dud in the next few years wW make prime pickings for rtp~f( • arti.ta. Beca~e this equipment wilJ be mounted to make it easy for mechanics to set at. it will be equally accessible to thtnes. To discourage crimloaJs, automakers ..W go td locked boods with releases in.side the car.. ; ••• I Breaking off a key in a lock can be the most fruatrating\ and tn1tati.ng ol tbe minor auto problem. Tey straigbt.enin~ out a small flsb book and insert it so that tb.e barb bites inlot tbe key, then pull out the brc*en section. 1 Profit Keeps Firm. On Growth Target ' I I I r