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ump Ropes Skip to Fore
Get Some Wlaee&
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A la Hea for • mez:pema ... aad aDrOID~ wa1 to blep n.t an
ropes u -al'8'Dail•• ..Uarcallt . .
• al•• boom is a ••near ~-, .. •aid the maaier ot a
aoortlu &oodl store in SeatU .. 0 We can
hantlY iMP any In stock," he added, ex·
plainin1 that be used to sell 100 to 200
Jump ropes a year and now ls sellins 200 to 300 a month at prices ranglo& from $3
to$5.
TOE CUSTOMERS INCLUDE all
types. the manaier said -"the business
execuUve who keeps one in his briefcase
al\d the housewife who wants t.o get into
abape."
• No one is sure just what prompted the
1ur1e in sales.
"I lb1nk It's {ust the general physical
fltne11 crau hat's overcome every-
body," said a salesman at Schneider's
SPort store in Troy, MJcb., where jump
ropes cost between $2.50 and $12.
The CTCJU-COU.Dtry hor1eback ride of Billy Marks has been brought to a sharp stop in Skidmore. Md. Marks bas spent a year and a
half on his self-styled "ride tor nature," but Chesapeake Bay
Bridge olficials have told him his horse can cross the bridge only
in a trailer.
Dr. Richard Keelor, director" of pro-
cram development for the President's
Council on Physical Fitness and Sports,
said jumpini rope can be good exercise,
but cautioned people wbo are out of con-
dition not to try to do too much too soon.
Teen Test Hits
Women's Jobs
DENVER <AP) -Almost 30 percent of 17-year·
olds questioned in a nationwide survey believe that
a woman'• place la in lhe home. An additional 20
percent think women abould be allowed t.o work on-
ly under certain conditions.
Tbe ~Uooal Auessment or Educational Pro·
crams <NAEP). a project or t.be Education Com-
mlulon ot the Stat.es, asked .C,60017-year-olds to ex-
pOu.nd in essays on their views of women's role in
society.
ABOUT 7 PESCENT OF THE essayists said
womftl should remain at home because "that's the
way It ia." Four percent said women were incapa-
ble or working.
One writer said that women might hurt
themselves if they tried manual labor, then added:
"The woman should stay at home so that she can
cook, clean house and take care of the children
because a majority of the women, while they are
girls, are rataed in an environment where they are
tauiht to be a mother and housekeeper . Even in
the Bible, the scriptures show the woman as in the
home while the man is in the fields working.'·
ANOl'llER YOUNGSTER WROTE, however:
"Women are human beings, it is their God·iiven
ri&bt to punue whatever career they desire.''
The NAEP said the 1tucly showed predictable
spllta by sex in view• about women's careers.
Thirty-seven percent°'" the males. and 21 percent or
UHt females aaid that a woman's place is in the
home. Conversely, S8 percent of the females and 41
percent of the males said women should work
wberever the_y want.
The u•sment group periodically surveys stu-
denta at different ages to measure their mastery of
buic skills. In a 1tudy on writing ability. the
younpters were asked to answer this essay ques-
tion:
"SOME PEOPLE BELIEVE111AT.e woman's
place is ln the home. Others do not. Take one side of
thls Luue. Write an essay in which you state your
poslUon·and defend It." .
M811y respondents said women should stay
home to take care of children. Nearly three-fourths
of thole who said women should work only under
certain conditions said they should be allowed
careen only if they did not have small children.
Otber reasons given for women remaining at
home included taltini care of the husband and cook· in' and cleanln1 houae.
INA V .S. MULLIS. AN NAEP analyst, said few
of the wnters mentioned nnancial need as a
circumstance under which women might work.
"Yet the Bureau of Labor Stallstics reports that
st petcenl of all working women are either self·
supportina or are marrted to men who make less
lban S1.000 a year." she aaid " Obviously. ror
most families. economics plays a major role in de·
tenninin& wMlber a woman wUI work •·
Bill Nixed
SACRAMENTO (AP>
-The Assembly Ways
and Means Committee
h~s rejected for the
second time in u many
weeks a San Die &o
legislator's effort to
widen the couW protec·
tion zone in La Jolla.
NO MATl'ER WHAT exercise pro-
gram you choose, Keelor said, you
should atart slowly. If you *1'e over 30
and do not exercise regularly, see a doc
tor before you begin. Try a program of
viaorous walking -building up from a
quarter of a mile to two miles daily -
before you try jumping.
The individual who runs out, buys a
jump rope and expects to get fit in four
or five weeks is making a mistake.
Keelor said. Oetting and staying fit
More people choose United to
Chicago than any other airline. Because
the friendly skies lead the way in service
to the Windy City.
Mora daily nonstops.
United has 9 daily nonstops to
Chicago from the Los Angeles area.
More than any other airline. Including the
only daily nonstops from Ontario Airport.
.The onfy747's.
Only United offers you 7 47 comfort to the
Windy City. And we do it tw;ce a day. Starti~
with our midmorning flight from LA. to
Chicago. And ending with the only7 47 Night
Coach 90.ing.
MoreNIGht
Coachfllghts.
m c YoUt l r tY1e to place a
priortt:J cm ..tna )'OCtf' bod)'.
Ju.m ,. ··demaods a cood deal
ol the Yarioul -ankle, bee and
hp," Keelor1aid .
UNLl&E IOGGING. wblch ts an
aerobic exercise reqwriq coatinuous
work at a slow rat.. JWDPina rope places
a sudden, &tron& demand oo the heart
and tunas.
Don't ex~ct to jump rope for any ex-
tended penod of Ume. Unless you're in
Tit~ fndfmdual aello .......
out, bufl• a j.,..p re,w aad
eqect• to fief tit I• f eur o,.-II~ ~ b •cddag a .........
outstandina condition, "you're goina to
have a hard time jumping continuously
for four or five minutes." Keel or said.
He recommends alternating short
periods of jumpinc -one and a-half to
two minutes -with other types o( ex·
erclse that place Jess of a strain on the
cardiovascular system.
FOR THE PERSON· who follows the
rules, Keelor said jumpmg rope has
several advantages. ll's inexpensive _
You don't need a lot of space or equip·
ment. You c41n do it at home -assurrung
you don't have neighbors downstairs.
And you don't have to worry about bad
weather
Keeler said the type of rope you use
doesn't matter. Ball bearings in the ban·
die will help keep the rope from getting
tangled.' Other tangle-free models
feature plastic diacs that slide around to
Our 3 daily Night Coaches to Chicago ,.,..---v
afford you a triple option on 203, no-restriction "'
Night COach savings. No Other air.line can match that.
And only United gilleS Y9U nonstop Night Coach
;avings from ontario Airl>9':t
More MidWestconnecttohs.
When you reach the United terminal at Chicago's O'Hare
Airport, you're just steps ~from~ United connections to
more cities in the Midwest and East than any other airline serves.
leave
7:50 a.rn. (DC· 10)
7:55 a.rn. (Ontario)
~20a.m. (747)
/ 1 O:lS a.m. (Ontario)
1:10 p.m. CDC·10)
~ U.battom ol\Mtope.
A HIMm• at Ua.llecl ~ GoOdll
ln Omaba. .• Wd tbe pllltie ........
at SUI each. were~ p)pulat
wilb women.
"Wecan'Uettbeml.Dfut.....,,., .. be"'
Wd.
TBS •OST l!XPENSIVS jump ropes ut!
in the aior. -leather atyles like thole rii
used by boxen -cost•·"· · l Ken Moore. of Herman'• World Ot' It
Sporttne Goods In Farmlneton. Conn.. .,
said customen are "very speclflc aboUft'
what they want." demanding ball ~ ·
ings or special construclloo • ":
In Portland. llla1t1e. Charles Sawyer.
preStdent of the James Balley Co., said,., rt.
"We always sold sklp ropes, but all~! rit'
sudden we're selhn1 a lot ol them ancJ ,·
we're trymc to nc11re out why . . . '
WolJlen seem to be the noticeable new
addlUon to tbe market... ..
IN CONTaAST, SAM Ro1man,
manager of Security Sporting Goods tit .,
New Orleans, said most of bis customenr •'·
were young men, 17 to 28. He aaid the
most popular styles were the ones with
the slldinl weiabts.
Ken Harbrow, a buyer for six EmRoe
Sporting G oods stores in the lb·
dianapolls area, said. "We've been &et·
ting people in from all over the state ask·
ing for ropes Our best customers have 1
been women. but men buy them. toe>~
Everybody seems to want one " Pnces
at EmRoe range from $3 99toS11.99.
JAMES GLENN, ass1slant stare,
manager or CuJlum and Boren m North
Little Rock. Ark .. said he can't keep
ropes in stock.
"We sell them as fast as we get them,''
he added.
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And on most flights to tne Windy Ci~ you'll enj9Y highlights
from ABC's "Wide Yet>rld of Sports" « CBS's "60 Minutes~'
So next time Chi~'s tuggin' YQC.tr: sleeve, follow the leaoer ..
4: 15 p.m. CDC-10)
10:30 p.m. (Night Coach)
Uhited. W1ere you•re ttie boss.
For reservations. call ~Travel~ Or: call United 3t f
537·7521. Plf'tner'S in TraWI with~ Jntefnationa[Hotels.
12:20 a.rn. (747 Night Coach)
ear Boroseope
~Anes to Get
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' • WEDNESDAY,JVNEU .
·1 878YDNEYOllA&R ••
ARIES (March Zl-April 19>: You get second
dance, new life, opportunity to crystallize ideas.
:t'ravel. relative, abort trips, frab eontacts are
hfgbligbted. You "fall in love." You are revitalized..
· TAURUS (April 20-May 28): Highlight inlui-t.U>n. teaching procedures, .unncneas to by-pass
ol1hodos methods. Money pidare II bript,. What
aneared to be a lou could boomeraQC jn your
fa var.
_ GEJllNI <May Zt-.Juoe 20); Lunar eyde is sacb
that you gain plaudits, find that ~ lacb
punch and that your popularity is creatu tbm;a sus-
pected. Take in.iU.tlYe.
. CANCE& (June 21·July 2'2): Rdme to be kept
m the dark. Ask questions, make inquiries. Shove
a.ide secret rean. doubts. Sa.1 what you mean -mean what you aay. ·
LEO (July z:J.Aug. 2'2): Your wish ·•c:omes
true," Romance ts in pid.ure -• relaUoOsbip
grows, ~ te ,nean aometJUni ot value. Lina of
commtmieatlf>o ~ -JOU enjoy travel and yoq
benem. tbroulh writtaa wont.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Highlight
diplomacy. reunion with loved one -genuine
bu,.1ain available in art object, antiqQe. bome ap-
tpliance or luxury item. St•odi.., is elevated.
UBU <Sept. 2i-Oct. ZZ): Be willing to wager
on 1oulWll. lleans bold yoand.f bt bip esteem.
Jealous ~ who resenll you may aftanp( tO -
dent your confldmce. Consider source!
sa>RPIO (Oft. !3-Nov. 21): Money is attracted
in yourdiredioa. You ean sneeeMfally inv~ go in-
to bmme., ~ ptjoritia, necasilia into focus.
Partner« mate taJb about nluabla: .
SAGm'Aa.WS (NOY. 22-Dec. Zl): A90id pre·
. mature ........ ._JOU have task to rmbb and it UO-
aot. sboald aot be shunted aide. Accent on
legaliUes, ~ ri&bta. coalnletaaJ_ obliptioos,
request Crom partaer or mate. _
CAPalCOaN (Dee. ZZ.Jan. 19): Seell ••ot11er"
sources. 01d mereaca maJ be outdated. f;mploy-
meat. bnJ1b RrYiees require (l1!$b fterCY -stat.us
r quo wan't ~e-Take inckpendenl stepa.
~ MlVARJUS (Jan. 28-Feb. 11): Take initiative
in risiac abcwe red tape -steno awa1 from thole .
who are stuelt wJtb tbe "blues," moribmad,
depre..t and ladinC In faitla.. You have ebwe now tbpia and proride impir.UC.. ,
Pl8CE8 <Feb. 19-llarda 2D): Cbi.-~ pieea Call
iol.Oplw.. Y• sasrwa UOilto....-.l Wlmlaad
beea • taacleal red tape is,..,.,. .. Aceellt• ~ .
, froiD llftrioasadavon. Views se ftildieated
u Jw JJ .. y..,. .......,. ,..,.. 8l"e dramatic.
L attrxtin, dyumie _. yoa tad to ea toO maDJ "••ects." Yoar YOiee HD a.e ... ifiud iD adiac.
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UFO Data Due
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appear In the April 10 Pamllf
WHk.Jy maculne. My order bal not
1rrlved. and J tbJok nou&h Umtt has
pa1Md '°'" il to be delivered. I lbou-"t lber• wu t0me law In effect whereby
an mail onStts have to be filled within
30 da.11 or money mutt be refunded.
I'm sure I read UU.. Am J coned?
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.. With \' down ~1t special tenn& are svailable tor 2 yws at K .,,:nu.a
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l1ris oftenng ha all a... f9QU1'9d F-.. SUq & ~ l*IMS.
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New longer Buses
Win County Oka~
ByKATHYCl.ANCI' . ·
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The Orance County TranaJt Di.strict COCTD)
won-permission frolD a new eountywtde transporta-
tion aeency Monday to purchase 10 loa1er-than-
normal buses.
Members of the new Orange County
Transportation Commission, who earlier
threatened to withbold approval of the $1.8 millloo
purchase, voted 4·1 to give their endorsement.
Commlnlon Chairman Al HolliDden, wbo Wice
voted against the purchase when It came before
Jlim as an OC'rD director, apln oppoled the ba;y, --NanNG TllAT TllE 11-SEAT Joni eoeehes
could bold about 140 seated and standing
passengers, Holllnden said, "That is enough to have
TB'B nucorna tatioD was
selected for the launch, aCCOl"dlnl to
Jama Blrakoe, deputy air pollution
control officer, becau1e
m~ hue determloed that
U.. belt Nlulq can be obtalDed by •ta.ltlnc t.befUcht from Santa Ana and beeaUM the maulve banpn pro-
n~ an kleal JocatioD for readying
the manned, IUI*". pral1ll'e balloaD.
"A med.ea."
The balloon, which la a:n Jmportant
tool In meaurillJ a1r poUuticJD within
the four county area ot tbe dlltrtet, ·
was filled and teated lut Kanda7 and
Tuesday in one otthe baDpn. ••PraenUJ. we an just waltlna for
a smoC17 day before JauncMq the balloon," ••ld Dr. TJ;loJDH F. Helnsbelmer, dfrect()r of the
Aerospace Atmospheric Satellite pro·
ject and pilot or Ute craft.
WREN 111E WEATHER conditions
are right and lift,off bu been ac-
complished, the balloon wW tra•el at
the soo.root level over the Loe Angeles
basin and Ob to Oraqe County and the
Riverside-San Bernardino County
ar~a where the fileht will end.
On board tbe gondola with
HeiD.tbe.tmer and bis copilot. Peter
Neusbul. will be a sophllUc.ated ~
of equipment. Once airborne. tt wU1 monitor ozone, nltro1en oxides,
hydrocarbons. aldebydea, tem-
a small riot goiftf down the street.'' G If M Saying be WU not yet convinced or the need for 0 eet
longer buse9, Holllnden said he reared there could
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dadeindb.'11~ .. rwld '
Two·Plane Tie-down \\
.I.ease Win Okay For fast reBef from~ fedlns~-
A pair fJl moath-to-moalh leases f«
airplane ~ at Orange Count;J
Airport have won tbe approval ol
eounty supervisors. ·
...all•ftrsc.takaa
Ant National Home,~!lflll .. -'
So don't fight the
lalt th!"t= The board aereed to rent
Beecbcraft West four·tentba ot u.
acre for aircraft tie-down at a IDOD·
thly reotof$330. ·
·~·Loen, and go dhdly to yotlr
\ aintrad!Od °'"**the posslblhtla; A MW
manager or loan
offl«r at the Flrst
National tnnch neat·
Voll-W.11 g1ve you
IOl1le room to Supervison also approved Jl permit
for nearly two-tenths of an acre for
Executive Aircr:aft Salei at a monthly · ·
rentof$89.
Four Receive Grants I
· Four Orange Cout·resldenta have
received college acbolanb.lps from
the Retail Clerks Union Local :12t:
Kelly T. Hqbel, Irvine; Caod.lce A.I
Kartlns. Viuloa Viejo; and ~· J. Sbigaki. ca.ta Mesa. eachrecet
sebolarshlps of $250. Michael A.
Green of HUDUngton Beach w
awarded a $liOO ldaolarshlp.
family room. Central
air conditioning. A
swlmmfn9 pool A
bullt·ln kitchen. Al-
most any home
. bfathel
\ J)fOWl'lllnt « ~ you can thlnlc cf
\ can bt yours with a low clOlt Home~
J 'frcm the Ant NaticnelBankcf Orange~ I FU'St
National Bank=-
t . · ~OFFICE
At the Plaza in downtown Orange .
• <X>STA MESA: Mesa Vtrde a Adams
. 1IMNE: Uivasily Dr •• Mkhellon 0r:
IAGUNA HlllS: Alida Parkwj a Sm Dilg> fmwav • ..
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be passenger discipline problems for drivers, un-To Benefi•t loading problemt and increased complaints from t . • 11 11 t.asp:~~~~=~~~:Sbetark,wboaerveaas Good-·...!" ""\. .,, Let US Help .'.'.'.~;, OCTD chairman, said the purchase is justlfled. .Will -
auio:n":u:i= J:~0~:,0:m~th~tt~~;!:s~le~ California Angela
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publictransportaUon," Clark said. President Red Patterson •.. A father discovers his .~"0lescent daught~r is exper.imenting with drugs. He doesn't know what to do. Reportis from ocrt> atarr members said use or will be host to' a June 20 the 1oog bases could uve from $200,000 to nearly golf tournament ln .••• A lonely wife sobs into a pillow. Her rwarriage is breaking up. Her elderly paren·ts have become a
$700,000ayearfnoperatingcosts. . Placentia to benefit . burden. She can't cope. . \ iJ'
OCTD ApJstant General Mana1er Jim Goodwill Jndustriea of . . • · e: .. u.t1 Reichert said the)' would "'1Jli1 OC'J'Dto me one oranceCcuotJ. cl ._.A middle-aged man with a good 1ob shakes uncontronably as he reaches for a bottle of booze. nB.
Joq bus. radter than two ataQlliaTd eoacbes, along · Goodwill GfflciU. sai tried to sto" drinking, but failed. • beaYiJy traveled routee, 1~e'dtiVer'.-1a1.aty. ~will be llmlt..-.., , Jl:L
---· ~ .. -...ed..t4>WoAIW-.Otee ' it 'i"
IN ADDITION, STAPP repc>l'b ooted: the -:t1l proride golf cart. ~ "" 1.. , • ,, ... t ~ "1i \. t !t, ff ' \ . • longer buses are expected to get about six miles per dinner• tee prbee, d~r i ~~ 'J "' "' -.; ... · t ' · \ ~ ~ ~:
gallon of gasoline with about five mile per gallon in priua and competition '-~ : \ · . ~
standard coaches. . awards. 4. \ ' • t ' I • '
The longer buses cost $186,000 each, more than Those interested ~ay 9 ~ 1· •
twice the price oLa standard coach, staff reports call 9$47.ac>l, extem1oa ,. ,
said. 266. ~·
They are beinl orcte.-ed through a comortium of
other transit farms ln the United States and would
be delivered in 1919.
CC>mmlMiClners were told the to buses would
replace 20 atandard eo•cbea on OCTD bus orders
over the next two years.
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BERKELEY (AP) -
•tellael Lener, 67, a
world-renowned
ceneticlat at the
University of California. These scenes are coA'lmon everyday experiences. All of us have probJems and we search for their solution's~'
Sometimes we succeed. Other times we can't. Then we need professional help, Where to find this helfl
can become a problem. PROBLEM TALK SHOP helps people find answers to their problems. · : ; ,
PROBLEM TALK SHOPS are free counseling and referral services located in Orange County. · .. . . . ....,,
PROBLEM TALK SHOPS are here to offer you help through counseling and referral. There is no
charge for our service to you. We refer to both public and private :agencies in Orange County. Facili--
ties to care for individuals are available on a 24-hour basis. That mean$ we can help you whenever ~oil·
need help. Appointments are not necessary. If you prefer to make an appoint~ent, day and evenint~
hours are available. (Office hours: 8:30 a.m. -5:00 p .. m .• Monday through Friday. In extre
emergencies. a counselo( can be reached after 5:00 p.m., and on weekends.) " ·
Let Us Help With:
Crisis t nterVention -When a problem is so big or
complex that you are unable to see alterna-
tives,. talking with a professional may help.
Marital Discord - A counselor helps establish a
starting point and guidance for husband and
wife.
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morlitlve stamps will be lasued in July ' ceremoales at Cincln· .. 1 DON'T want people nali's ri¥eatroct area. 11ie ltaliips salute four representative rayina qalnat me," be
aource1 ol aapport of troops in the field considered essential to saJd.
wlnniq the war: for independ nee. They are blacksmiths, He eot a lett.e.r Crom
wbeelwrtahts. leatberworkers 8DCI seamstresses. the r"ldenta obJectin& to
JWii~---------------~--'":'"""-~-"!-:"-,bis plans to erect a statue
1 or the Vh"eln Mary.
$ which depicts the ift B • ff• T Bleued Mother with r1ngs1m ear . c~~~~lly revealed
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SAN DIEGO (AP) -AD act.... Wbo took bicDa
meal c1111W!il cootaiD:i.Dc lead ror DiWtriW pro-
blem• died early tbls year rrom a case ol leuktlllla
a doctor tb.lnU may bue 1temmed from le..S ~aomna. .
Ttie actms, who lived ID Holl)'woiocl but wbOM
lclentlty was kept secret by the hematOloaist wbO
treated her unUl her death. had taken thiee
capsules a day of bone ~eal for six yean as a
c:Jlchun 1upplemeot beslnnina in 1962.
THE CAPSULES EACh contained 200 parts
~r mllllon of lead, said ~ hematolocist, Dr.
WUliam Crosby ol the ~ripps CUnic and Research
FoundaUon.
"The thine that finally Jellied her was
leukemia," Crosby said in an interview Monday.
"We don't know ll wu lead. But lead ls a bone mar-
row poiaon and leukemia ls a bone marrow dise&ff. ••
· In the current issue ot
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that while there is oo clear
evidence that leukemia
can be caused by lead pofsonlna. "It is concei'Vable
tbat the proloneed lntoxication oC the patient's mar-row miey have resulted in neoplasm.•'
ASHEVILLE. N.C. (AP> -Prin· By tradition', graduating aeniofs • •WE, THE u .n. THE DOCTOR WHO PRESCJtlBED the
C'ipal Charles Koontz crfed when be buy a gift ror the school with ~Y dersigned, take great ex· ground·up bones and the brand name of the pro-
• epened a box that his students at T.C. collected in four years of fund raising cepUon to your placing duct, imported from England, were not divulged.
• 2oberson Hieb School presen~ him and left over from class projects. Our Holy Mother as you Crosby would not discuss his reasons for keepine ~ OI\ awards day. propoee to do. Our dear them secret. ·
Jnside were an owner's manual and .. WE HAD QVJTE a bit of m<1Jtey Lord will certa1?9' bold The bone meal capsules were purchased from
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keys to a tm Chevrolet Malibu car. left over and we wanted tQ do you accountable ror unnamed Los Angeles health food stores, Crosby
sometbing for bi Di," said class presl· thls," the petition read. said. But tests performed on slmUar bone meal
••EVERYBODY KNEW BUT me," dent Fran Patterson. Amato canceled tbe or-after 1970 reveal~ no substanUal quantities of lead,
Koontz said, "I theught they were The class didn't have enough f9l" the der for thestatue. althoul.b it was not known if the lead·laden bone
planning to build a covered walkway car in their treasury, so they ot on meal was still on the market. be said.
$behind the bulldlng. They had even the phone tQ friends and loc . busi· HE MYS bis objective The actress was 49 when she came to Crosby for
me in and talked to me about it." nesses, wbo chip in the rest was not to ~ltillate, but to treatment last Aueust. She bad begun ta.king the ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiii!_ii~iiiii~~--~~~iijl add a~phere. capsules in 1962, and ber original doctor, also now 1 Amato who came dead, dealt with the problem by prescribing sWl
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ag,o, said he was sur-SUDDENLY HER HAlll BEGAN to fall out, P~ed by tht' reaction. her right arm became paralyzed and she couldn't He said it co~~ never walk by herself. havehappenedml~. Yet she continued taking the capsules for
He now pl~ to buy a anotberfotfr,ean, Cro:sby-nid.
atwue of Julius Caesar Doctors could not determine what was bother-
ana erect. it in place <?f ing ber.' Exasperated, she began scouring library
the oµier st~tues. This books and finally found a description of symptoms
one will be clothed. that matched hers, They were from lead poisoning •
~own ReinStated ·
The petition, sent to Gov. Rudy
Perplch, was signed by residents or
the surrounding township. ~ .: l SUBSTANTIAL
SAVINGS
FOR
LAftGE BUSINESS .
YAC TS
NEW SWEDEN, Minn. (AP) -
Highway department officials have
relented so New Sweden is going back
on the map.
The unincorporated Nicollet County
hamlet, population 8, suffered the ig-
nominy of being left off the state's
1979 road map.
"WB'VE BBEN HERE all our lives
and we were worried about losing our
town's name," Bjorklund said. a
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LARGE BOAT DISCOtlfTS
EXTENDED
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CRUISING COVERAGE
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SENIOR HONOR. ROLL STUiSENT OURl~G
ALL HER. MIGH ~OOL CAREER, ... ,LJSfED IN ''WHO'S wRO~ AMERICAN ~~\G" _
SCHOOL STLJOENTS!'
BUT A PE'ITl'ION drive, led by
Paul BjorklundJ town clerk, led to
restoT&Uon of acknowledgement of
New Sweden's existence.
The town, along Minnesota 111, con·
sista or a creamery building, a teed
store, one house and a few outbuild·
ings. It's home to the Holger
Rasmussen and Wayne Meurer
families.
YOUR DAILY PILOT
CAN BE RECYCLED!
Orange Coaat College
operates the offlclal
recycling center for Costa Mesa .
Fir Air ca1norilla
anda818KIN · Sl.H Green •mm tram
ll8llOnal Gal! R8111.
It's a special weekend bonus! Just present your /4Jr Collfomla
tlci<et when you rent your car from Notional. You'll get extra
S&H Green Stomp certificates from Nattonol on the amount
of your one-wc:r( alr11ne fare. Convenleotty located at every
a irport served b'{ Afr Catlfornla, Notional rents GM cars llke the '
Chew NO\l'O tor Just $14.95 o doy. Full size cars Ilka the Olds
Cutlass ore Just two dollars more: The s & H Green Stamp cer-
tificates from your car rental plus the bonl-ls from your airfare
add up to a hefty fistfull of stamps, So don't miss out. Reserve
your flight and your car with Just one call to AJr Callfomlo or
'your travel .agent.
•You P<J"f fOt gos. RtlT• OYOlloble ol partldpol1f9 focollON 6 pm Thundav lo ~ondOV noon. Ratel ore noo-dllc«llltoble arid IUbject to change wllnout nob Co~ l"IUI ~ 1et\M'ned to .-ntlnO loootlon. Rot• cH not <M:llloble In So. loke Tahoe ond Polfn Spmg1.,
Stomp alfer exi>llel .14.fy 31. 1977.
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wwlddM.,....11.ecb. uu tbere •• deal ~ the
Beds. I -.... •tt," tbe 12-"8-Hld rllN..uiadel' said Kon· 4-Y Dllbt-• 'ftla tJatq am been c:omtac to a beed for a 7eu and a
IWf. I.-1"". I Jut kept thlnp
inside me, ~· J •bouJd:Oi. have. 1'blall were sud in tbe
press that wandild me .. an'in-
gate• durin& ecmtract nelOtla-
tions."
SeaYW and the Meta conducted
bitter eootract ta.lb prior to the
1978 season and the pitcher even-tually si~ned a three year,
$750,000 cootract. But that was
before the Juc.raUve free agent
market. Now Seaver wants to re-
negotiate the contract and the
JI eta have refused. In a statement releued Mon·
day by the Mets and atened by
board chairman M. Donald
Grant. tbe club explained its
stand.
''So that there can be no mlsun-
derstandln1 re1ardln1 Tom Seaver and bis association with
u,.. tbe statement read, "we
wish to announce we do not and
neve!r. baYe w~te~d to trade
"However, Tom now wished to.
rene1otiate hil contract that be
was so happy with a year ago.
Our board of dlrecton voted un-
animously apinst renegotiation.
"The contract ls th• fundamen-
tal eornerretoae ol our c;ouotry
and baseball as weU.
''In the sprinl of 1978~ Tom
asked for and received a tbree-year contract and expressed bis
happiness with the terms. Never
. once durin• the 1Jn6 season did
he registel' anytblnc but aatisfac:
&ion with the ~tract.
"With tbe advent of the free
a•ent dr~ CJther playon were promised ~~ Jucratlw ·fQn·
tracts. It wu then that Torn ex-
pres.sed hil~ett..·•
And Seaver. 'bU eontlnued to
exprem bis mi.happiness with the
Mets, especially when the team
failed to lien any free acents last
winter. Now, apparently, both
sides have had enoueb, and
Seaver is available tor the best
offer.
Stars, Tucson
Vie in Y olleyball
The Ora.Jlie Count)' Stars boet
tbe Tucson Sky tonight at
University High (Irvine) in In·
ternation-1 Volleyball Asaocia·
lion action. Game time Is 7 :30.
Oranio County ls 1-0 with an
openine victory over the defend·
ing IVA champion San Dlego
BrNken, while Tucson leads the
Eastern Division wttb a 2-0 re-
cord.
Tucson is actuaUy the old Los
Angeles Stars franchise, and when lt moved Ora.nae County
adopt~ the Stars nickname.
EUGENE, Oie. <AP> -A ah.-down between two Olympic
1old mMalistl in tbe IOD8 fump
hilblla.btl tbe annual Pr.ton·
taine Classic tract and field
meet tonlabt at the Unlvenlt.y ol Oregon.
Arnie Jtobinloo, tbo 29-year-
old who won the fold medal in the
lon1 Jump In the Montreal 1amee
I lut year, will face his ~t
compeUUoo from Randy
Wllllama, who won tbo loq Jump
in tbt 1912 01.Ytnpica;
I ANCBLS T~CLE
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set of clrcumstances for him."
Apparently the challenee of
building a sporta program from
its foundation. combined with
bickering among some UCLA
supporters, motivated Butow to
abandon the most successful
basketball program in the COUD· try.
Sports in Brief
Chargers Try
-TO Get Harris
SAN DIEGO -The San Diego
Chargers say they are negotiat-
ing with tbe Los Angeles Rams to
acquire quarterback James
Harris.
Eugene Klein, owner of the Na·
tional Football League Chargers,
confirmed Monday night that
talks were in p~gress. Klein's
statement came from New York,
where be is attendlnf an NFL
owuen meeting.
"We have reached the staae
where we are seekinf. added
slreagtbl' Klein said. 'We are
lootin~for bench strength. ftat
doesn't mean Harris will be on
the bench if we make the deal."
The Chargers reportedly of-
fered the Rams draft choices in
excbanie. Uarris lost biJ starting job with
the Rams last season to Pat
Haden. Acquisition by the
Chargers would put him in com-
petition with Dan Fouts, the
start.er in mosti of the Chargers'
games last season.
If he stays in Los Angeles,
Harris would be up against Joe
Namath, Haden and Nebraska
rookie Vince Ferragamo.
csur....,s-2
OMAHA -Mookie Wilson col·
lected three hits and batted in a
pair of runs and Tim Lewis
struck out 14 Monday night to
carry South Carolina to a 6-2 vic-
tory over Cal state (Los Angeles>
in the 31st annual College World
Series.
Nell Fiala drove in two runs
and crafty Dewey Robinson
spaced 11 bits as Southern Il-
linois ended Arizona State'• J.9. game winning streak with a 3-2
victory over the top-rated club in the ni,gbt'aother game.
An 11th inning run·scoring dou-
ble by Mike Bruss sent co-
favorite Minnesota to a 4·3 vie· tory over Baylor in the resump-
tion of a suspended elimination
round game during tbe after· noon.
Goelrdhee Sltarp
LOS ANGELES-El Toro's
Llsa Gourdine qualltled for the·
finals ln both ol her specialties
Monday at the AAU Junior
Women's National Outdoor track and field champion.ships.
Gourdlne was the top qualifier
in tbe km.I jump with a 19-S'h ef-
fort, whlle her 14.4 wind-aided
clocking in the 100-meter hurdlea
wasfltth.
A meet record fell In the discus as Helene Connell went 155-7 at
UCLA. Winners in today's finals
qualify to represent the United
States against Russia July 2·3 in
Richmond, Va.
Dela .. Olose11
Former Costa Mesa High
basebaU star D~ Delany bas
been coo.en to tho second team
on tho AU-Dlstrict 8 NCAA team.
The UCLA catcher. a junior
and drafted recently by the Los
An1eles Doc11ers on the 13th round. ls the only Bnlin on the
first two teams, which are led by
two first t•am players from USC
and Wuru.n,ton State.
Belr.ar1t1••
Mike Bellmar of Los Alamitos fired a one.over-par 13 Monday.
to win tbe fl.rst tournament on the
Conflde~ce Western Amateur
Golf Association summer tour at
Mission Viejo Country Club. .
Bellmar btrd1ed the 18th hole
for a one-stroke maratn over
Alan Denwelt of Palo.a Verdes. Steve Whitehead or Woodland
Hllla won the pl11off for third
place at '15 after ty1DC With Larry
Margison and Pat Brake or
We1tmln1ter, Steve Flnk of
Studio .City and Bill Viele o(
Hem~
Bartow auoce•d•cl Jo••
WoOclm • CMCJa ot tbe Bnllm
t"o ••• _. -ao. 1111 tw.,. Paclfle·• Coat1renee e~am-=-= botb te...,,~ ~ 1171 NCAA Mmt"•el•
Bat tlMY failed to caDture tM u-tlanal du. ..... tll.tt led to beny
crltlelam of a•rtow. Uadtr
WcJoden"; u~ ,,_ 10 naUoaal
tltlet ln lJ ,.... .
Bal10W'I a~t IUcctUOr wlU be Gary Cu1aaln1bam,
former uaUtan.t to WoOdea..:
CUMincbam, who served a
asslstant to Wooden wl:Hm be wu
bead eoacb and now la exeeutive
director of the UCLA ahaJnnl U·
IOciation, sald Monday be was
ooly mildly surprised by
Bartow's departure.
"l (ett lt would be about 50-S>, l
know bow frustrated be was. 1be
prusure .affected Gene','' nld CunninCliam. who was in llerl·
dian, Idaho for a h11h school
basketball clinic.
Bart.o'if bu been coach •t ftve universities, with a 3lf>-1$3 re·
cord in 18 sea.sons. In the past 12
seasons, Bartow's teams have
participated In post·se••on
tournaments elibt times.
Prior to Joining UCLA, the
coa cb took three of his
V alparaisc> teams to the NCAA
Colle-ee Division tournament. In
1973, bis Memphis State te• went to the NCAA cbamploashlp
game before losm. to UCLA.
Hill said the initiation ot ~or
college baaketball at tbe
Univenlty of North Carolina-
Charlotte served to propel
Alabama-Birmin&ham Into the
basketball arena.
"Our planned J>rogram should
man@, exbtln_gR_1'911'.aJ:llS Jlt all the schools partlcipatln1 ln in-
tercollegiate sports -iDclud.in&
the University of Alabama in
Tuscaloosa and Auburn
University," be said.
Cunninebam s._td be had not
met offtciallY with any UCLA ad·
minlstrators about the head
coaching duties and said he has ·
been }\appy wttb his post with the
alumni association.
He said, however, that his 1oal
has always been to be a head
coach. a posltlon be held once at
the hieh school level.
"The city la a dl!ferent plfce,
eapeclally when you have f~
that are not partlcularly Joyal to
your proiram," CunnJngbam
said. Cttnntngtorm•a association with
UCLA and Wooden betan in 1958
when be played as a freshman forward with the Bruin.I. After
three years with the varalty and
a third place flnlah for the Bruln.s
in the 1982 NCAA cbampionsbfps,
C\Jftnlnlham became a physical
educatlbn teacher.
In 188C, :Wooden offered him
the fresfunab toaching Job which
be bandied for three ye an berore
accepting a bead usistant posl·
tion with Wooden.
D~ers .Face
Bu~.Tonight
LOS ANGELES -The Na-tional League'1 Eutern Division'
bu been.Bi~ the Los Angeles Dodcen a toulh time the pall
week and tonrgbt's opener ol a
nine-game bomestand features
more of the same type of oppo81·
tion.
Tbe Pittabiuub. Pirates, battl· ing Chicago for the lead in the
East. taqle with the Docl(ers
and Don Sutton (7·2) will be try.
Ing to stem a Ude that bu seen
LA's West.em Division lead oVel"
Cincinnati cut to seven iam-. It'll be on KABC (790) radio at
7:25. '
DurlDg tbe past week tbe
Dodfers' ba~Ung avera1• tiu
been .217 while the p1U?bln1 ltaff
baa been l"Oqbed up. No starter
has completld a aame ln the last
19 outino and the Dodgers have
Joat 10oftheirlatlS1amt11.
6Iilu
--T"''Dt£.SOUJJ£S..SIEVE.PARBJNQ{LEFI). ~DUNHAM.""
Inside or Outside
Parrino, Dunha
. .
Tough South D~
Alt.bough their style of )>la, contrasts sharply, South
basketball all-stars Steve Parrino of Costa .Mesa High and
Ti.qi Dunham of"San, Clemente abare eommon factors as
they eoontinue preparation for tbe 12tb Orange County All· ~ star came Saturday at Orange Coast eou.ge.
Each was called on to supply the major portion of their
team.'I ~the paatseuoa,...ch boasts first team
All.south Coast League credentlals and each can bum the
enemy with bis scorinf ability.· · . ,.
They'll be am~ the favored South Saturday wb •
· bostlllUes begin at 8 and each will remain on the scene_~
the junior varsity level, Dunham to Saddleback College ~
der coach Bill Mnlllgan, Parrinc:> to Oranie Coast College •
under coach Tandy Gillis. J
· And In each instance they'll be operatin& at guard OI'\)
the JC level. . Altbougll he i>acks 19'5 pounds on a 6-4 frame, Parrin~
says that's where he hopes to help at OCC. And for Dunham.
a three-time all·leaiue guard for San Clemente, tbe spot
comes naturally. . .
A transfer from Santa Ana's Mater Del after
sophomore year, Parrino led Costa Mesa in his senior '
season with a 20.5 scoring average and be did it from outside .• ~
or playing a post with emphuis ondrivlq tbe lane. _
The all·star game bas been a goal for Parrino. a ..
neighbor of former all-stars John and' Gary ,Seymour ~
(Anabelm'sServite), who toiled for the North. ':,.
·~Parrino protects the ball well.'' says South coach
Dave Carlisle of Co&ta Mesa's Estancia. ''Hls future is at guard and at this point he takes a backseat to no one m
shooting, boards or ball banctnn1. He doesn't back off from
anyone." .
Larry SUnderman, Pamno•s coach at Costa Mesa and ...
assisting Carlisle tor the all-star clash, says; "We expected ;
lS points a game from Parrino, but he ~d more. And 1' wu • of the unselfish variety.'•
Dunham. the slick 6-2 ace from San Clemente. ls a pure
shooter who got most of h1s 16. 7 averqe from outside ~
he's hopeful of workin1 into criminolOIJ d~ cOUege. But first it's basketball Saturday, then more o( the same at s.s.
dleback College. And be'• coafident the South will WlQ.
.,I th1nJc we know we have a better team than the NOrtb.
That's what makes this team 10 tough. A lot of &real pla7en
whoueconfident, butnotrallycocky.
".tust being here tbe past days in practice bu bel~
IIlY ball handling," says the AU-On.nee County seleetioa.
"Dunham's an excellent lbooter:' •&1S CullaJe. "Be • has a Jot of character and he'• a threat from any apoton Uae ~
Ooor."
So add Parrino and Dunham to the South arsenl.1 in it.I
bid to reverse a lOS.100 loss ln W16.
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duriai Mooday•a •mac• ud, wblle
loc*ed lm.preatve.
• ~tbe,fac~ .u.n•t really a team
~:;*~e:ce~ ot colleae o:ic·
."; ltaveraJ of those who ..m,ect for OCC are In· . :tolillnl fresbmen-bJab.
CORONA del MAR'S JORDAN OTTERBEIN DISPLAYJS WINNING TENNIS FORM. l:tcliool seniors with no
•mdre experience than
;the all-atara they de· tT~::.er:i~~ Curley-Otterbein Dun
··v~ .. auard Bob I ~raa~~ Leaves Lo~ty Record ~et to give QCC all I 'J •
pr-r~etl;~~•enoe of BySOGEllCAJllBON point average. was a corona del Mar coach i-."~~~~..-~~~~
f:Vog laang and OCC let· Alth::ehrvn':tth:' was classic leader in doubles, Denn! s Trout s a Y s
1J.er . ~. Jef! Golc!_en i20 ~yccessJ11l....iu ~ bld to~ cons~ on the· move, Curley s greatest assets
I poi~ ld'Onclay) maae claim a portion or a third ~ert, always attack· ~ere his ~oi;tcentration, ·tu, North all-stars• straight CIF 4-A doubles f>tterbe' ASB 1 his attacking style and
: ,_-&r form an c e of championship tennis d t t cf:• d rr:s · quickness. "He wasn't
; ~lcul~note. stars Jim cu;ley and a~~r ~au!°nCw-1: in8! oye~po~ering. but he , Charlie Amaral of Jordan Otterbein leave ff 1 gh d dy r d1dn t nuss much, either , e--Hi b · La H b runo s ea e or H just ed to h"t : "7\Uo1vra g '!1 a ra behind a record that is Rollins College ·1n e . seem 1
.. llD4-£buck Fitzgerald of going to be hard to F 1 id 1 11 everything ~ck. And the ;bl Habra High were of· match 0 r a 0 n .a u serve return ts 60 percent
1r nsive standouts for the M ·be ( c scholarah.lp. His forte of doubles "says Trout. l 1 f . . em rs o orona wasthechipretumwitha Of o ' b I T ,: ·S ars, each putting tn del Mar High •s three-backhand and a ood first . .t.ter e n, rout ~'*""u.ts. time CIF cbamploas it 11 g says. Jordan had a
. e Ren~on fr~m wu tbeCUrley-Otterbeln voc:iey sums up thusly good serve return,., too, .riCl~la High m Anaheim combination that won the necessities to auc-and be moved well. ~ bad a bot shooting back-to-back doubles ceed in doubles: "You Curley and Otterbe.ln
::ftand, scoring 14 mosUy championships as have to lay smart in \\'.ere mainstays an
. :on medium-range jump sophomores and juniors. doubles. &upid shots will singles and doubles at !
,.abots. ~oth were nicked in kill you because there Cd~ and CUrley says he t.
•: North coach Tex this >:ear's semifinals are two guys read to' had no real preference L.ti'
::WNlis of La Habra High thus tbey must· settle for pounce on it Y for either. "I liked both," t~Wf ::1Jlcl he wasn't paying at· fiveCIFcrowns amidst a "The ability to pl«ce says Curley. "But l f~' 1:tention to the scol'e or1he four-year tout at corona the ball ls more fm r-want.ed to d.0-u)d.bing
!'=enslve output of any del Mar that bu seen the tant than speed. rou that was ,.gomg to help , '. , ~~:1tryar ~ga~~ flnd out Sea Kines win 102 of lOS have to place lt and get th~~aCUrley figures to •
I. ' , matches. position at the net in-t'" ioJi ld~ can play well Curley, class valedic· stead of going for the be in the doubles scene at ................. -= :'9""'1ter, Wallis says. torian and beaded for ace So much of the Harvard, where coach :y~•re also working on Harvard with a4.0grade ea~elamental.. Dave Fish expects :.~tlonlng." • Curley to compete on the I "'-,.., varsity level in doubles , ·-' Pir l Fall 6 4 as a freshman. ---...,.An.St:-«~t ,. t• 8 es ' • Although talent went ~··•• 1 1 o " deep at Corona del Mar, ~. ; ~ ~ : Chapman College Golden West last year, there were re w ~Itch o o 1 o scored three times in the drove in two Chapman challenges among the ~:~::! ; : ~ 1! sixth inning to break a runs wltb a pair/ of top six. "Except for ;tr."wn , 3 o " 3-3 tie and the Panthers singles. ,.,_.ttm bragging.wise," says
I>;~::' 1 o 0 1• went on to post a 6-4 •• r 11 ,_, Curley, "it,reaJly didn't
JIM CURLEY
Golden West
W1D8, 88-86 ~h11t1~ ! g ! 1~ Metro League baseball ~~:t!~ss ~ ~ ; g make that much dif·
,,10111s . •1 10 to ., victory over Orange 1>1ook""·"" • 1 1 o ference. WHITTIER -Golden
;: 0r.,..eoestm1 Coast College Monday ~~:::rv· 111 ; ! ! g "The only fighting was West College's summer e:,11 ': ~ -' e. night at Hart Park in vberr-.c • 1 1 2 among the last two basketball team sur· ;i...,,, 4 , 1 • Orange. Sc11w••t>t.r1 ' 0 2 0 spots." vived a late rally by Rio 0 11 C A$flm41ft,311 4 o o 1 ~ ' 2 ' 12 OC 's key blow came 11CM11e. 11 , o o o Also leaving a void ls Hondo College Monday ~~-no 1~ ; : : from Troy Ybarra who c:.;:r:·P 3~ 0 10 o sln9les player Mike Fed· night and held on to post ;;:,~ ; g ~ : doubled in two runs in ° Sc-"''""'": 1
.
3 derly, but Trout figures an 88-86 victory tn open·
: • ro1•11 41 11 " ti the second inning. Larry p,,.1., 030 000 oio-I ,~ ~ to get little sympathy in in'g action at the Rio Hon·
.He1111me: occ,.a.ss. Kubacki, who played at CNplMft 201 030 oax~ 12 2 trying to fill the boles. do League. -M----------------------------------Rio Hondo had the ball
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AMC & JEEP
. 1977
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by Jeff Miler cmd Iii Hinds
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by Ernie BushmiUer
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-M'{ S'TOCKINGS
OIDNT MAIOt
AGAIN!
by Gus Arnola
rHJ!V'mi ReTt.F'"'G-
AovAJJc.Eaf
.. , TDY much like
YOtU" atate motto -
HoP« We bave •lot of
hope. We hope to take the
CUp back to France. We
brojpt two boats over
so could get the most
out tbem. We have 100
per entdeterminatlon ...
Lfter Bich sald his
~~ included heavier Wini' -15 knot& or bet-
ter -ao his mahogany
bulled boats would
perfoJ'm at their best.
<TIJe American 12·
.-...,.alumlnwn.)
Bl Hid Prance JI'• new waaJd batll bet out ol u.. .... IOOlt to re.
pale\ the bull. do aome
•lDor work on deek and ~U..mut.
• We'll put her back ln
tb• water ln about 10 un and •b• will be 100 perent ready to Hll.
But we bave a lot to do
•Uh fnnce 1. We have
tJae dalOI for a new
dfflt with UI." He Hid it
would be about tbree
weeb before France I la
sailed.
DVIUNG that time, be
Hid be would watch the
American boats to see
bow they perform. France and France II
arrived In Providence.
B.I. by freighter Sunday
and were towed by their
tender, Nanny to her
berth at Newport.
While tbe French cont-
ingent were being
welcomed by a fleet of
pleasure craft, and later
by about 100 persons, the
American contenders,
-"'"!"""-------Courageous and In-
dependence were pre-
paring for the June
triala.
g I I l I I I i-'
Yachts Prepari~ for America's Cup
117 LOCKAan ........... WflW TM •• _, bo& 1ummer" Is un·
d r .,., at Nft'POrt, a.1. IMre
thrM Amaiean J.2.meten ud
two ot tbe for.lift eballeqera are already rtpplin& ~ waters Ot
Rhode lalud Sound In J>rqAF•·
tJOQ I« I.be June pnllm_llwy
trial• to determine whoom tbe de-feftdtr and tbe oatdal cballenpr
for t.be America'• Cup wW be
come September.
The "auld mu1.'' held by the
United Stata for l2J8 yeara, la
once more up for 1rabt with more torelen countrte1 than ever trying
to uaurp tbe most prettl,ious •aWnc trophy of them all.
ALaBADY TUNING up off
Narr1a.nseu Bay are Enterprise,
manned by a West Cout aklpper
and partlally West Cout crew;
Independence1 another new
twelve designea, and skippered
by Ted Hood, Marblehead,
Mass., the 1974 defender In
Courageous, l)nd Courageous
herself, back for another try un-
der the belmamanshlp of Ted
Turner of Atlanta, Ga.
Also settling into Newport
mansions for the summer are the
French and Australian challenge
crews. with the Swedish
challenger due In the near future.
The French challenge, for the
third slraigbt campaign, ls under
the di.rect.ion or Baron Marcel Bicb, the French ballpoint pen
magnate, whose new 12-meter
France II arrived in Newport
over the weekend. Arriving on
the same freighter with France
II was her sister-ship France, un·
successful challenger in 1970 and
1974.
THE AUSTRALIANS are also
on hand with two boats -
Australia, a new 12·meter under
the direction or Alan Bond, and
Gretel II, the defeated challenger
in 1970, wblcb is being syndicated
by her crew. Gretel II
is officially named as a trial
horse for Australia, but her crew
makes no secret of the fact that
they wUl be out to defeat the new
boat and challenge for the cup a
second time.
Still to come is the new
Swedish 12-meter Sverige which
will be campaigned by Olympic
medalist Pelle Peterson.
Latest reports from Newport
were that none or the yachts was
able to leave the harbor for tun·
1ng up over the weekend as heavy
winds and rainstorms kept the
delicate twelves in their berths.
THE BA1TLE FOR the de-
f ense honors between the two
new twelves will involve two of
the nation's top sallmakers.
Lowell North of San Diego.
former Olympic gold medalist
and four·lime world champion ln
-~-,..... ENTERPRISE TUNING UP FOR CUP TRIALS
Foredeck Bou Em 818Ck of Newport Cttecka Rigging Aloft
the Star Class will bead the effort
of Enterprise, aided by his
longtime friend and Star Cius
rival Malin Burnham who will be
aboard as the upwind helmsman.
Hood has built sails for virtual-
ly ev~ry cup defender since 1958
when the twelves picked up the
competition. He also designed a
12-meter a number of years ago
which was unsuccessful in gain·
ing the defender's role.
But last year, with Dennis Con·
ner of San Diego aboard
Courageous as the starting
helmsman, Hood handed the
Aussies their worst defeat with
four straight wins in the best four
of seven series.
COURAGEOUS IS also con-sidered by some cup addicts as a
trial horse for Independence. But
the loquacious Turner, as
volatile ln yachting as he is in
baseball makes no bones about
the racJ be will be sall1n1
Courageous to win oveT both In·
dependence and Enterprise for a
second straight sbol at the de-
fense.
Intrepid, a fourth Amerlcm
defense candidate which served
as a trial horse for Enterprise in
tuneup races off San Diego, may
yet make this year•s trials if
enough money can be raised to
renew her deck layout and ship
her back to Newport, accord:in' to skipper Gerey Driscoll ol San
Diego wbo campaigned her in
1974 to a near miss over
Courageous.
There is no chance Intrepid
will make it to Newport for the
:June trials, but Driscoll ls cling-
ing to a slim hope that she might
make the July trials. Driscoll
and the lntrepld's owners, the
New York Maritime College, are.
hoplni for a donation of about
$150,000.
TBE JUNE "observation'"
trials for the American boats
start next Saturday under the
watchful eyes of staff com·
modore Henry H. Anderson and
his New York Yacht Club com-
mittee. Another set of .,pre·
liminary trials" wtu be sailed in
July with the final selection trials
in August. .
Abo scheduled in August will
be the challenger trials involving
the French, Australian and
Swedish hopefuls. The winner
wlll be the official challenger
which )rill go against the official
defender starting about Aug.13.
i
CBS 8 8:• -0 FraDcilco
tema1k:aaL •• A TV movie dramae once a
serla pilot, cent OD trouble at an
airport with Van ohns • PerneU
Roberts and David Hartman.
KCET • 1:00 -NaUonaJ Oeo-grapblc Specla). The .. animals nObody loves.•• are examined ln t.hb ctocumen-
tary !ocus.ing on auch creatures as rat· ·
Uesnakes. coyotes ~d wild mustanp. ·
NBC 810:00-NBC News Re~: .Buman Rights. The Issues to be ex·
amined at the 35-naUon conference tn
Belgrade June 15 are reviewed in tbls
special.
TV DAILY · LOG
TUUDAY
iViAIN6
A to UM ltatbUt'I. l•wyen, house paiD._. and barbers drtnk more llqiaor lh.n
most other occupatJonal
typea.
Were you aware yo11
can't tutA! an}'thlnc placed
eucUy in the center ol
YOW' toni\19? No taste buds there.
The diseaae germs
that cauae leprosy have
nevei-been found growing outlidetbehuman body.
A lbird of the land in New York City is un-taxed.
GOLDEN ANNIVEBSABY
Q. "My wile-sbe's 19-and I-I'm 21-
just got mauled this week. What are the
statbticaJ odds we'll celebrate our 50th wed-ding anniversary together?"
· Address mail to L .M. Boyd, P.O. Box
• 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92628.
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Ptltt Ctty Center • Orange • 834-9282
0.lly-1:00-3:15-5:30-7:45--10:00
Frt. 1nd Sat. Midnight Show
In The Ctty Center • Santa Atw Fry. at Garden 0.
Fry. Stop By Brttleh Motora Win Spitfire
DINNERS AT
SPECIAL
PRICES
Spires Is doing It again! Dinners al special low
prices. Talle adwanlage of these special Spires Dinner prices today. Splnts Is
towering the cosl of dinner!
She Get Smart
Comedian Don Adams poses with his
bride. the former Judy Luciano, following
their wedding in Los Angeles. It's the
third marriage for the former star of "Get
Smart." and the first for his bride, an ac·
tress who will start a movie in July.
Utah Polygamist
Sues Over Movie
SALT LAKE CITY (AP> -Polygamist Alex
Joseph and one of bis wives have filed a $4 million
lawsuit against two movie companies.
The.action in 3rd District Court names William
Edward Thrush Productions, Inc., and American
Republic Pictures, Inc., as defendants, and Joseph
and his wife Carmen as plaintiffs.
The Josephs allege the movie" Alex Joseph and
His Wives" injures their reputations. Joseph lists
an address in a Salt Lake suburb.
Joseph, who had one time claimed 13 wives, got
national attention two years ago when he led a
group of more than 100, most or them polygamists,
in an attempt to homestead federal land in southern Utah. They eventually were evicted peacefully.
Joseph is an excommunicated Mormon and the
founder of the Church or Jes us Christ in Solemn As-
sembly.
Big Grosser
BEVERLY HILLS -
Twentieth Century-Fox
Film Corp. has an-
nounced that its new
movie, "Star Wars," has
grossed $8.S million in
theater box office re· celpts through Sunday.
"Star Wars" opened
May 25 and is now play-
ing in 48 theaters.
Dennis C. Stanflll,
chairman of the board
and chief executive of· •-----------ficer, said that the prin·
cipal effect of "Star
Wars" on the company's
earnings will be felt after
the second quarter. He
cautioned against pre-
"""."11"="~~~.,.-maturely estimating the ~L:J.:.1.M:.1,a&::..i.:i..m.. ef feel of the film on the
>t111w111eu1 ~1111 , .. .,_ company's earnings.
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Adltt•lfterbefi tM~to a pro1..-.1 c • Dc1a1 aow~ II tk at
btlm aUbe Lapna lloatt. Pl~ •
Ron. w m • di.rectGr ot tbe old LQ11U Pia~ from 1• to .U., eam _back to LafUA&_lrom bb Vetmoal hOme
early UaJI )'ear u a iu.est dlr.c·
tor fOt' Oliver Halley'• "For the
UH of tbo Hall." A couple montba i.ter H•p Graham, who
had aulded tbe theater'•
fortunes since lt'7l, decided to
eaU It a career and Rowe wu
1ummontd to direct Lasuna'1
laat two shows of tbe season,
'1Finlsb.ln1 Touches" and "Tbe
Front Pate." "°"'•
With Graham's position vacant, Rowe applied
for it -aJon1 with a dozen other directors from
California, New Mexico and Hawail. The
playhouse's board o! directors interviewed them,
then settlec;I on the 39-year-old Rowe, wbo bad given
Laguna a number or hit productions in the middle
Sixties, both during and following his tenure as
managing director.
DUB.ING ROWE'S EARLY DAYS in Laguna,
be often conferred with Frederic McConnell. de-signer of the Moulton Playhouse which opened in
the fall of 1969, just after Rowe'• farewell abow at
the old playhouse, "Ladies• Night in a Turkish
Bath." Seven years later Rowe returned to La&una
to mount "The Petrified Forest."
Inlet ii aiesion
Tom Titus
wb cb wm hold read.Ins• for "Reyuard tho rox·•
Monda)' at2p.m .•. adOt roJ , lncludin' anl
characten. will be OUed dunq auditions an R ·~
301 of tbe c:oUece's physical eduuuoa complex. ~ 1 ~
the 1bow wUl be toured ~unn& Au1ust to l~.~:
schools and recreation centers. • . Brian Donocb ri.:
and Christopher Catt are diteetina. . . • c
a
After this week's closing performances of "The -------------------r!' Front Page," Rowe plans to take a hunting and
fishing vacalion in the Northwest before comlnc
back t.o map out the 1977-78 season at Orange Coun-ty· s largest comm unity theater.
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THE FOUNTAIN VALLEY Community
Theater is homeless again after producing plays in
an industrial building on Mt. Baldy Circle for the
past five seasons.
During that period, the theater group was as·
sisted by a grant from a federal juvenile program
administered by Orange County government. When
this program ended, the city ot Fountain Valley un-
derwrote the players' activities.
Now the theater's lease has expired, but the
group continues to function, casUng a production or
''Winnie the Pooh" this week. To be directed by
Clark and Pat Burson, the show will open July 29 for
two weekends in the Los Ami1os High School auditorium. •••
CALLBOARD -Orange Coast College bas an-
nounced auditions for ''Mack and Mabel," the 22nd
annual OCC summer musical, for Monday through
Thursday of next week in the college auditorium ...
tryouts will be held from 6: 30 to 9: 30 with
performances slated for Aug. 3-6 under the direc-
tion of John Ferzacca. . .community actors as well
as college students are Invited to audition. . .
Also scheduling tryouts is Saddleback College,
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It may be only o pile of dirt now. but this
will eventually be Corporate Plaza, the
Irvine C.ompany•s $40 million addition to
Newport Center. The as.acre parcel at
East Coast Highway and Newport Center
Drive will house 26 two-and · three-story
buildings. The fll'St phase of 13 will get
under way when grading is complete. The
remainder will await completion of a
bridge over Upper Bay.
~~Chamber Sets Seminar
The second in the 1977 international trade series
; to•be presented by the Orange County Chamber of
Commerce will be held June 21 at the South Coast
Plaza Hotel, Costa Mesa.
.. ,, Entitled, "'Doing Business With Western
.• Europe," the seminar will feature consuls general
from ~many, En&land, France, Netherlands an<l
, f\aly as well as International bankers and busi-
·~etessmen who will discuss current economic and
·PQlitical ~ds and some of the factors in dealing
with Europe today.
:. FEATURED ON THE program will be
~Wilhelm Fabrlcius, German consul ge.neral: T.W.
Aeton, British consul general; Michel Rougagnou,
French consul general; Amedo Cerchione, Italian
consul general; and Hein Warnaar, Netherlands
. J4l.Onsul general.
, , In addition, speakers will include Edward Sout-
ter, president, French California Bank; Dennis
t..P•pendick, trade specialist, U.S. Foreign Service
,11lU.ched to the Bureau of International Trade, U.S.
t-.l>epartment of Com·
,merce; Dennis Rippin,
·vice president and
1 g~neral manager, L.M.
Cox Company; and Carl
Jerimias, vice president,
marketing, Basic Four Company.
TAKING
STOCK
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The consul general!! will provide an update on
Office & Secretary
From s2g5 monthly
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759-0334
IABOG!IY ROI
De1lgn Plau
240 Newport Center Dr., Suite 200
Newport Beach
European trade and discuss the current picture for
American business in their countries as well as any
plans for produ<!tion and/or export to the United
States. They will deal with the poliU,cal climates for
U.S. business, attitudes and product needs for im-
port.
Soutter will discuss the European financial
climate as it applies to the American companies
trading in Europe.
Papendick will present the U.S. 1ovemment
viewpoint on doing business in Europe.
Rippin and Jerimias 'will dlscuss practical
aspect.a involved in international trade as they see it
from the viewpoints of their companies: person-lo·
pers.on relationships, dealing_with differences of
viewpoint, attitudes, customs and cullures and the
"facts otfact.s of life'' on doing business in Europe.
PART OF THE program will be devoted to-dis-
cussion, questions and answers.
The pro1ram will start with registration at 7:45
a.m., breakfast from 8 to 8:30 and the program
from 8:30to 12: 15 p.m.
Cost of this seminar and the next program in
the fall, including breakfast, is $12.50. Reservations
may be mailed to the chamber or commerce, 401
Bank of America Tower, 1 City Boulevard West,
Orange 92668. Further Information ls available at
634·2900.
PRSA to Bear P•fllldaer
Edward J . Regan, publisher of The Executive
of Orange County magazine, will be guest speaker
at the Publlc Relations Society of America's
Orange County chapter meeting Thursday, June 16,
at the Saddleback Inn, Santa Ana.
He will discuss "Efrective Marketing Through
Clear Image." The All American Boys Chorus,
directed by Father Richard T. Coughlin, will enter-
tain at 6:30 p.m Dinner will be served •l 7 and the
program begins at 8 Reservations may be
telephoned to Terry Garza at 759-5996
Ge""°"" to /tfake Catalpfst
DEl'ROIT \AP> -A West German firm is sup-
plying General Motors with the metal catalyst for
an experimental 'Bnllpollut1on system GM will
begin testing this fall on several thousand small
cars to be so1d in Ca&iforma, the U S automaker
said. ·
Degussa AO of Frankfon ·announced it has
signed a contract with G ~ to supply the catalyst for
a pollution coqtrol s1stem GM eventually plans to
put on all It.a U.S. cars to meet tougher federal
em !salon atandards set for 118> and ~yond.
NEW ISSUl This 11dvertisement Is neither an offer to sell not' a sollcltatlon of offers
to buy arry of these S«Urltie:s. The offering ls made only by the Oft'er·
Ing Clrcuw and Supplement.
Apftl 11, 1977
f,000,000 Shares
and
Warrants Expiring November 30, 1978 to Purchase 500.000 Shares
COMMON STOCK •
($1.25 ~r value)
.,
Wllat 9tlad of can clo
nkw • bi& --Gr au .. 1
Tbe ..... woa1cl ..... to. lloth. •
Wblle mo1t al UM reat al tbe
world baa opted for 111tall
automobUu. Amerlcaot coo·
tJnue to have a yen for bl~
pow ered vehicles that can
tran.aport five or alx persona over
lon1 distances. Tbat yen la
reneckd lo the atron1 1al• .,.,
cars are hav1na here this year.
8\JT THE STaJK.ING features
or lhe U.S. automobile market
are Cl) its size and (2) lts
pluralism, meaning that it's big
enou1h to accommodate dlf-
f er ent preferences. That
pluralism is reflected lo the ex·
plosive sales foreian cars are
havina here t.h1s year. Most of
these are small vehicles.
In short, while big cars are
selliag well. so are rm all cars.
In Aptil Americans bou&bt
more than 200.000 foreign-made
automobiles. That was the fint
time this sales peak had been
reached. U the imports continue
to sell at that pace, 19l7 will
becomethefirstyeartbat they top
the 2 million sales mark.
WHAT SEEMS TO be the case
is that when Americans buy
small cars, they prefer that these
cars be foreign-made. American
Motors has concentrated its ef·
forts on small cars, and it's get-.
ting killed. General Motors tried
to breach the minicar market
with the Cbeveue, and its sales
were disappointing.
wellbhla lt11 tllan 1,IOO pounds.
the l'ielta ls beln1 built by Fard It lts Saarlouis plant lo West
Germuy. tt•s beln1 built ln
Spain and Enaland as well. but
the Fiestas entering the United
States will all come frotn
Saarlouis, enabliq Ford to bout
in its ad'Vertlsing about .. German
quality and German eogineer-
in1."
The Fiesta breaks tradiUon tor
1 Ford Oil a number Of fronts. lt'a
the smallest car ever built by
Ford. tt•s tbe first Ford car with.
·front-wheel drive. It will be
available only with manual
transmission -at tbe start
anyway.
Deslped to deliver 33 miles
per gallon of gas in dt.y driving,
the Fiesta will go head.to-bead
with other imported mlnicars:
the Volkswagen Rabbit. Fiat 127,
Toyota Corolla, Ronda Civic and
Honda Accord, Datsun 8 -210. It
will be priced in the $3,500-$4,000
range. '
THE FORD DEALERS wtll
have a new experience with the
Fiesta. The discouql to dealers is
only 11 percent, well under their
usual margin, which means
there will be less room for
bargainins with prospective
buyers.
So Ford Motor Company has
come up with a perf~t solution to
this problem: It wlll import a
small car that it makes abroad.
The car is the Fiesta, which
bas been setting sates records in
Europe since its introduction last
September. It's expected to go on
sale here in August at S,200 Ford
dealerships.
A TWO-DOOR hatchback
It bas been alleged by many
observers Uiat one reason U.S.
compaofesnave not been abl~ lo
sell small cars is that their de-
alers like to work wtth big cars
carrying big profit margins.
that thesis is not likely to be
tested adequately by the Fiesta
beea"'5e Ford's initial sales goals
are modest. conditioned lo some
extent by lack of production
capacity in Europe. The plan is
Ho.uston I. Flournoy, dean of
the University of Southern
California's center of public
affairs and former state con·
troll er. has been elected to
the board of' Fremont
General Corp., an insurance
.holding company.
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TBBJIG8T nml8ING NBSDJOa them, sQS 11 JoM. ll"lldeat ol Goocl1Ut Atrolpaee Corp., is in~
bll tbe ~~t)'-cf WUa1 bap ear~oes, auch u ~ leaeratinl equipment u4 military tanks. •
Belleopters a.re Incapable ol litU.bc such loads. A
tank, for example. weiths 63 tons. wtior.as the
powerf\al U.S. helicopter can lift only 16 tons.
~answer: an airship supported by 2.S million
feet of beltwn and four attached bell cop. · •· · ten. 1be company ls working on a vehi·
cit that would llft.'15 tons straight up. It
espects to have lt within five years.
WinclmW power la co~ back.
GENERAL ELECTaJC AND
United 'J'ecbnologles abare a comr-.;t
from the National Aeronautics & Space
Administration to design and build the
largest windmill ever, a 15-stoty struc-ture that might be a prototype.
Water power is golq to be redeveloped. cu""'".. t'
The popular myth is that most bydropower :ttea
already have been devel~ Nonsense. says Development
& Resources Inc., beaded by David Lilienthal~ former
chairman of the Tennesaee Valley Authority and 1ltlt
cbalrman of the Atomic Energy Com.mission. ...>
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LILIEN'l'llAL SAYS THERE AllE thousands of aJtee
for power development along small streams. canals. lam
and the like, especially Jn the Northeast. ,-'if"
Such sites avoid environmental problems commcm\o .
larger lnstallationa, he says. Furthermore, tbe dams oftllQ
are in place, having been put there durtnr the 19th ~
and then abandoned as big power utillUes took over. '1 :
By thin.king simple. another problem was solved.
The nation's superhighways are amone the ~Olt
dangerous ol places for pedestrians. Therefore, states ~
private coinpaniea long have sought effeetive communlc:&·
tiona devices for stranded motorists. . :
ti•'
ONE BIG DRAWBACK TO POWERED devices \tU
.vandalism. Furthermore. such methods were expensive
and tended to suffer from downtime. • I
A small company, Solid State Technology, lnelh'fct
Wilmington, Mass. solved the problem with an ing~
motorist aid call box that ia batterylesa and wirelesiJ. ~
because it bas so few parts, almost vandal·proof too. Id f~t.
it reports vandals. '
The device sends-an eleetronie signal to a central ~t
when a motorist activates it. And what supplies the po~?
Tbe very act of pulling the lever to activate the device. " ·
Remarkable bow old is everything new.
Cut in Prime Rate -.
Stimnlus to Stocks
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market staged a stro
advance today Jn response.to~ unexpected prime rate
ducllon by a leading New York bant. .
Tbe Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 10 polntsto922.51. . .
Gainers outnumbered losers by better than a 2·1 mar amonc New York Stock E:scbaGge-l15ted issues.
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EARRINGS
4G80-1'4K Y/G Butteroup .17 d . tote! weight
• $~.
4984-14K W/G; .SO Ct. TW '
5143-14K Y/G Buftercupe; .7e0. TW •
~5-14K Y/G Buttercuos;.81 Ct. TW
5142-f4K WIG Buttercups; .95 Cl TW
4881-14KW/G Buttercups: 1.19Ct. TW
RJ6-14K W/G Buttercups; 1.53 Ct. TW
RJ6-14K W/G: 1.60 Ct. TW
RJ 10-14K Y/G: 1.72 Ct. TW
4326-14K W/G: 4-prong; 1.79 Ct. TW
LADIES RINGS
S299.
S7•9 •
$789.
'899.
1999.
$1454.
St520.
S1634
5170-14K W/G contemPorary Center diamond 1.73
ct. surrounded by 1.32 Ct. in diamonds. Total Weight
3.05 eta.
$1750.
'5022-14K W/G Ballerina Style with 2.10 ct. pear
shape center diamond surrounded by one row of
beautifully matched baguett-.
$4500.
4214-Magnlflcent Palladium hand made Wire ring
wlth a 7.33 oval -eenterdtamonct."~ cognac color
diamonds, 3 maraufse, 5 f'OOnd brilliants. ancf1 pear
shape: 6.89 Ct. TW
S6175.
3365-Etegantty styled 14K WIG .diamond cluster
containing 6.17 ct. TW In baguette. marouise. round
brilliants.
. $3800.
35t4-14K WIG swlrt design cluster ring with 1.15
ot. center diamond surrounded by 3.5 cts. tn
maroulse diamonds.
$3350.
5021-18K Y/G and Platinum contemporary hig,h
polish containing 6 diamonds In parw' 6Gttlng.
$450.
ME/SG-18K Y/G circular geometric pattern
containing 7 diamonds.
$199.
5063-14K Y/G high polish SQuare contemPorary
band style set with one fiery baguette diamond.
$115.
• 3304-14K Y/G modern swirls design pinky ring. set
with 11 diamonds. total weight 8'>PfOX ~carat.
S299.
ME/HT-18K WIG hand made Aauamarine and dla.
cocktail ring; 4.22 Cts. TW of dlarnonda. 10. 70 Ct.
emerald cut Aoua.
$3250.
ME/DC-14K 'iJG hand made roby and dlatl'IOl'!d
ring set In modern awtrled motif: 2 rut>let 1.37 ct.
TW; '4 dlas. .12 Ct. TW
$316..
M~/DC-14K VIG. hand macte ruby~ diamond
dinner ring. 7 pear shape rubles, 1.65 c:t. TW, 6 dlas.
,32 eta, TW
$320.
3332-14K WJG, hand mid• ,t.ou .. and Ola. dinner
ring. One emerald cut Aqui. very deep blue, 22.9 cts .. 10dlas. .78ct. TW
S2499.
518S-14K 1h Y/G YI WG, cdntemp. design. W/G YI
contains \4 ct. In dlas. Y /G YI cont. 1 ruby.
S199.
4886-14K W/G 1.03 ct. round C8bachon Emerald
encircled by 10 round brilliant dlas TW ~Ct.
$599.
1609-14K W/G hand made lavender Jade. 18 x 23
mm • surrounded by amethysts and ai>prox 2 cts. in
di as. $749.
4111-14K Y/G Amethyst and dia. ring. Amethyst
8 64 ct. flowing free form mounting of contemporary
design with 3 dies.
S299.
5100-14K Y/G Sepphire and Dia. Ring. 4 hvely
pear shape Sepphires. 1.60 ct TW. 2 brilliant cut
d1as.
S319.
3496-14K W/G d1a. and eapphire: 1 ct. TW In dlas;
~ ct TW of 2 P/S Sapphires.
S775.
ME/Dc--Platlnum Dia. dinner nng set with one
Emerald cut center die. approx. 1-Yz ct. Also set with
18 baguette dies. and 14 brll. cut diamonds.
$4485.
ME/BK-14K Y/G Opal and Diamond Ring with very
heavy ban< style mounting with fantastic 3.5 ct. oPBI.
displaying many colors. ·
S289.
ME/BG-W/G Ballerina style sapphire and dla. ring
Ring la set with oval cabachon sapphire 7.20 ct. 32
tapered baguettes. 2.10 cts. and 18 brilliant cut dies.
.60 carats. TW
$2999.
4"48S-18K Y/G hand made Ruby nng~ 8 P/S and 1
oval Siamese rubies, Approx. 3 cts. TW
S99.
5308-14K Y/G heavy nugget style nng set with
topaz. peridot. tourmalines and dies.
S159.
5188-1.32 carat round. solitaire. 6-prong 14K Y/G
tiffany-type set.
S1249.
5182-1 08 ct. round. br1I. solitaire Y/G ~rong
tiffany stYle set.
S1399.
5166-1.73 ct. round solitaire dla. 4.prong 14K Y/G
tiff any.type set.
S1!599.
4092.:...1.03 ct. round. solitaire In platinum 4-prono
tlffany-etyte mounting with 2 tapered baguette aide
dlaa. $2395.
4927-2.17 ct. maraulee shape dla. solitaire.
platinum tiffany-style mounting with tapered
baguette dies.
$4475.
ME/SZ-2.17 ct. P/S aolltalre set in platinum
tiffan)"-type setting with tapered baguettes.
S4'405.
ME/JH-14K W/G dia. ring, 1.25 ct. marQUfae shape
center dla. with 4 baguette shaped di• 1. 75 c:t. TW
S2495.
ME/CO-t.10 ct. Marouise shape sohtalre In 14K
WIG tiff&nY'6tYI• setting.
$2495.
5160-1.04 ct. round. isolttalre 14K Y/G tiffany.style
set.
$1599.
5140-1.08 ct. round. solitaire platinum style setting
with baguette dies WS.
S1999.
5189-1.28 ct. round solitalr& set in 14K Y/G
6-prong setting.
$999.
5186-1.36 ot. round solitaire set in 14K Y/G
6-prong setting.
$1250.
"142-14K W/G oontemp, style dia. &et Wlth 2 round
sappblres. ·
S179.
2931-14K'Y/G contemp. style 3-ring wedding aet
with Y.t ct. round center dia.
$349,
•119-18K W/G antiaue fllagree 90lltalre dia. ring.
approx. 1 /5 ct. round dia.
$99:
3911-14K W/G dia. solitaire angagement ring •• 05 :
ct. round dia.
'49 ..
389-14K Y/G Petite wadding set. brilliant cut round
center d1a. approx 1 /8 ct. • ·
S99.
4882-14K Y/G ban< finish wedding set with rovnd
center dla. approx. Y.t ct. 2 small round dla. on
wedding ring.
$249. '
4926-ladles 14K Y /G contemp. style filagree ttt
with round center .30 ct. diamond.
" S2'49.
4376-141< VIG. heavv bark at)4e contemp. 3-rln0
wedding set. with one.maroulse 8tlape dia. wtll)hfng'
.43 ct. ,.. $54 ••
JADE CLOSEOl •T .
Importer Sells Entire Stock of Natural iunnese Jade
•' • ~:. 1 i • 4i ). .. : . ' . !'I 'I .
·~..<-o· \ .
$200 ·~10·
t4S
$70 6 ~ "" sao
... .
3218-14K WIG dla. wedding set .4S ct~8{1'1ef'ald cut
oenter dla. with 5 baguette shape dias. apJMOx •• 80
ct TW 1 1449.
03759-14K ,W/G dia. wedding set .80 ct. C\'ntet
approx. 1 d. TWwith small dlaa. • S799.
4943-14K Y/G dia. wedding Mt IPQf'OX ~ct. TW
S149.
3765-14K Y/G deep sctoU design 'Nilh antioue fl'nlah. 8'>PfOX. 1 /5 ct. brilliant cut dla. $99.
'474t-14K Yl\dla. wedding set with gold leaf
design. approx. ct. TW . $199.
4234-14K Y/G wide mesh wedding band with .20
round center diamond. s 149.
ME/SM-18K Y/G oontemp. style wedd1og set with
· 1.90 ct. center diamond. s 1209.
2096-14K Y /G leafy style wedding set with
antioued finish containing 1/5 c.rat dla. s99.
.4779-14K Y/G heavy barR style wedding set with 3
dies. $89.
4996-14K 2-tone wedding band set with 4 dias. in
Jlne. ' s89.
3839-14K Y/G stone finish wedding band set with
· 2 dies. $69.
2761-14K Y/G antioue finl_sh wedding band. . S69. ·
14K Y /G weddin~ band with 5 dies. 109.
41t~·s 1'41< Y/G VflfY fl.avy il,J1"'1 plain QOld 'wedbfiidt.d. , $49.
BAACELETS ANO WATCHES _M~~~~te ,merald and dlanpnd _bracelet · coo t1 pear shape, beautiful ernenslds. 6.85 cts.
TW. ~ 166dias. TW 11.75 cts. · 110.500.
ME/HT-ladies' platinum dia. bracelet covered
watch. 6.25 cts. TW Dias. too numerous to count.
$2950.
ME-Ladies' .a~tloue platinum Patek Phllltpe
pendant watch. suspended from platinum chain.
Watch ma11ufactured In 1911. Watot\ *nd cNln set
• with numerou~ r°'8 cut dies. a.rid ~Ires. $2750.
Me/BR.....udies' 14K Y/G dla. n~laolt. Neclda()4l ls set with 5 dias. Center dfa. approx. 1 ·~rat and "'
din. approx •. ~ ct. each; approx. 4 e11. TW •ms. . ' 352"-l.adlet' 14K W/G dia. aoutalr• pendant. Diamond Is roun~. brllllant·cu\ weighing 1.50 carats.
$2250.
ME/TR-ladl ... platinum end d1a longines watch,•
11Pt>rox. ~~di. TW. J 1950.
ME/HT-ladles' 141< WIG wide mMh •tYI• ~let
watch. Dlat encircled with one rrM of diamonds and 2 saophlre& $389. t
5067-l..8dies' 14K Y /G custom oovered bl'8Celet
watch set with 9 brilllant cut dlas. s
14844-ladiea' 14K Y/G Omega Diamond bnlcelet
watch. Gold fancy mesh bracelet with 1 row of dlas.
enclrding dial. • 1750.
6311-14K Y/G double serpentine bracelet with 3
dies •• 30 ct. TW S250.
5237-14K VIG serpentine Qlaoue bracelet wilh
dlas. .13d. TW. 1125.
14K Y/G 88fP80line braoelet.
5242 ...... 14K Y /G fox tall bracelet.
5322-14K Y/G wire bracelet design with bracelet
ohal11· 140.00
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TMQ, IAOiaard lien cca-
H• tM f asally tradittoll GI
wor~ .tth wood -a.. ._IN .. n•" antlqU!IJ, nere•Uaill flt !*tal,Sc pltdl from days pe
b)' ..
A COVPLI: or years aco. he
VOJa, .. from h1I New Jersey ~ometown to South•rq
CaUlornia in search OI •'new c»-•i.u and lmplratioa ... Pctina aroW:ad 1n antique 1bopl, Elsen
reallied Just bow ~ar ~
older atyles had become.
So, conscious ol the hl8' in· terest, the desiper eame up wttb
the Idea of makinl a S1"P ol
1olden oak recreations on a
modem assembly line buu.
• • TBB STYLES THAT Elsen patterned IWi rockers and desks
after were produced lii tb1i coun-
try betWem 1870 and 1930. So far,
he bas desllD'ld more than 70 dif.
ferent pieces, from a player
piano \o aldeboarde to 1oasip
bencbe,ai.
The chaira and tables, reminia·
cent of yesteryear, have been ~
constructed in deep-grained solid oak. Each piece glows with a
lolden oak finish. •
"We uae the same materials
that were Ul8cl in the originals,''
incl~ oak veneers and real
ceramic lmobe, EiaeD revealed.
He cited autbentJelty as a ma-
jor PoPUlaritY PQillt, 1u1gesttng
thaf witb mUI J)ro4uction quali·
ty baa not been sacrificed.
"We're meticulous."
Eisen'a favorite piece la a bar
with a brass top and solid brass
rail.
"The idea for the bar wasn't
coming out riaht .. I.needed to do
aomethinl to lt andt irun't IUl'e
'wbat." be said
Ellen went to his carver who
immediately said •r have
sometblng to show you · · ne
ca"er was workhig on a curio cabinet that was adorned witb
amall lloa ~ads
•"l'JIAT'S EXACl'L Y what I
want you to make to eo oo my
bar," Eisen exclaimed to the
carver.
pieces include a dining table with
carved legs and claw feet, a
sideboard distinguished by a
beveled mirror and lead glass
panels and a china cabinet with
curved &lass and carved lion paw
Jeet.
A bedroom dresser is cbarac·
terized by a tilting cheval mirror
and bulbou.sly curved drawers.
Rockers and occasional chairs
have splendid scrolled designs
embossed and pressed "right in-
to the wood, just as it was done
100 years ago."
EISEN EXPLAINED that at
the tum of the century, it was the
large cities that had big
machinery and skilled wood-
carvers. Tbe 8-incb replicas were
enlar.red to 32 inches high and
now T'roar" majestically from
Old-fashioned high chOlr has ~~=:eey~ real carved
PfeSS6d designs, cane Seat. IOUd oak, we can Olll.y make 48
However, furniture makers in
small rural towns wanted to,
simulate carved designs so they
perfected the embosstna techni-
que. liom a day," be 1alc1, repeating Though new,. it /'--L-tlla ~ ff it.......____.__that predae..attent!Og to detail ia ~ "~ a hallmark of the producUon
had been used by many gener~tions. m=plesofthelndividualbecl
"The sublety of a pressed de-811b lllmany cases ta prettier than
carving," E1aen believes.
<SeeTREASua~. Pace CZ>
.'(
By BEA ANDERsoN °'""~ ..... Stalt
A simple, low-budget method of home decorattna replaces
traditional materials with linens.
Quilted pieces, such as CQmforters and bedspreads, give a
textured upholstered look to couch pillows, while bath towels are
ideal for~ barframina.
Sheets are tbe most versatile. They magically cover bed and
banquette frames, cubes, work well as wall coverings, draperies,
circular coven for round tables and are easily shirred for vanity
skirts. Offerlne a bow-to lecturedemonstraUon was Jamie Leonard,
fuhioa coordinator for Martex.
Interest in tbe topic obviously is keen, because Ms. Leonard
offered helpful hints to an overflow crowd at tbe May Co., South
CoastPJua.
M abe talked about a project. she asked for volunteers to
come up oo stage to assist her. Ms. Leonard gave instructions and
then invited the vohm~ to start working on the project.
U tbe volunteer dtd not nm into any trouble, Ms. Leonard let
her continue until the project was done. ·
In leas tban 20 mlbutes, a stretcher bar frame was covered
with a beach towel. lt took two volunteers a llUle longer to build
and cover a cube ( tbe lumber bad been pre-cut).
B1 having volunteers w0rk on the projecti, the demonstJ'ation
empbaaized the simpllc:ity of the task and the minimal amount of
time involved.
Because tbe cost of linens is so much lower than tradlUonal
materials, Ma. Leonard ;said, they offer areat fiexibUity.
"When you tire of cne theme, ju.st take off the llilens and re-
cover with another color scheme." ·
• Tl.le coordinator uraed her audience to try some of the pro:.
jeeta. "Don't be afraid," she said. asauring the crowd that while
decorattni with linens there's al•&11 a way to bide )'OUr DWI take.
Furniture designer Leonard
Eisen reintroduced player piano.
Sliding doors are graced with .
elegant glass panels. It is a new
piece with old·fa~hioned look.
Dl:All ANN LANDERS: I am an empJoye.
tu a public NlaUom ftrm. Km11 friends from out
ot town write to me at my offift. ·
Kt boll bu a hablt of openinl my personal
mall. bave ubd blm repeatedly not to do this.
but be continues to do it. Hia eacuse.
"Everytbinc t.hat comes into tbis omce is 1up·
posed to be buaineaa and I am entitled to'" it.''
I1berigbt? l'clllkeyouroplnlon. -MOLLY
Excerpts from the play, .. 1'he Collected
Works of Billie the
Kid:' which is being
rehearsed by
Reeinald Rook, Mrs.
James Pirlt and Mrs.
Joe Wade (from
left), will be present-
Short sleeve c:ollll md plecket knit shirts.
Planters .Get Punched AT
WIT'S
END By ERMABOMBECK Our. neighbors, Babs
Some of the greatest and Jerry, never miss an
fiction in the world is be· issue.' Last year, Jerry
ing written these days by could hardly contain
authors who will pro-him sel C. "Look at
bably never be re · this," he said. thrusting
cognl%ed. the catalogue in our
I'm speaking of course faces.
of the catalogues that go "T~s ama:zing su~r·
out each year from growmg species soars lD·
nurseries describine to a magniliceflt tree in
their fiowus, trees and Just one year. That's not
nrubs. all. It smothers iteslf in
Beautiful
Things Happen .
To a PowersGirl.
lavish masses oC bou·
quets and its branches
appear to bend from the
sheer mass of the weight
of the magnificent
blossoms. It grows more
in one month than most
other shade trees grow in
a year and when mature
will spread to 50 feet.
Plant now! Step back
and watch out! Price:
$3.95."
"Gee Jerry," said my
husband, "that sounds,
too good to be true."
"You think that's ter·
riric, listen to this one.
'Imagine the thrill oC
picking your own ripe,
luscious bananas for
breakfast or snacks, for
rruit salads, pies and
cakes. All this from the
moat spectacular
tropical plant your
neighbors have ever en·
vied . Exciting and
educational Cor the
children."
laugh at winter snow!"
The picture showed a
family of three standing species that soars into a.
at their picture window magnifice:nt tree in just
looking into rows of pink, one year?"
yellow and blue flowers "It spread to~ feet all
nestled above the snow. right, just like the ad
The flowers were said ... all underground
lauehing. and around the septic
"And now for tbe tank."
zinger," said Jerry. "And the banana
"This one is going to not tree?" "
only amaze our friends, "We didn't get the crop
but rid our home of fly. we had hoped for. Some-'
ing insects. It's a Venus one set a cocktail in·
fly trap that aclualll the pot and it caught cold
eats mosquitoes and and died. As {or the
file$. Wben)'Our home.is Venus fly trap, it ate ther
insect free, it says you winter blooming flowers
can feed it bits oC raw because the laughing eot
hamburger.'' on its nerves.
"Howaboutunplanned "Does this mean
children?" I giggled. you're giving up?"
"You haven't take.n "Indeed not " said
any oC this seriously, Jerry. le.aling 'through .
have you? You 'll be the catalogue. "We're·
sorry wt>en you have to getting a prayer plant. It
fight your way into our says here it amazes
yard with a machete pdults and children and
knife." each leaf folds out like a
Wedidn'tseeBabsand 'pair o.f band s
ed during the Even-
ing Under the Stars
party plaruied by the
Newport Beach
Unique atrlpee In ..., <*9decron
& cotton blelm, from $'9.00. Slz• 8-20.
You'll find them In ow bop' dept.
Friends of South-----
Coast Repertory for DI Saturday, June 25, in
Bommer Canyon.
Evening will include steak barbecue and ____ ,,
-.un::IUCAn
dancing. Tickets are
available from Mrs.
James R. Pint,
640-1700.
MUTDICIWIGa • W.llcllff l'laaa
1028 lrrine, NeWport BMcb,. ~. ~ &&2-7061
The
Luzzetta
Bernard
Woman
Babs grabbed the book
out of his hand. "here's
what I'm going· for .
Winter blooming flowe~
from Holland that bloom
all winter. These flowers
Jerry for severalw •:o:r=ahi~P~·~·~:-·----~======================;=:;~;:;:================;:::;::;::;::==:!. months. When we did our -
.. ~
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b
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At any age you cah learn the eecrets that
ha'-'e made the Powers girls world famous for
over 50 years. In just a few short weeks,
beautiful things can happen to you. Call or
come in today for a complimentaiy analysis
(, program discussion .
JohnRobert Powtlers
The School6 for Your Personal Development
From Ct
• • •
questions were obvious ..
"Hey, Jer, how's the
amazing super-growing
Treasure
The jndustrial design looked at hundreds of
major and graduate of chairs and other pieces,"
Syracuse University hesaid. ORANGE COUNTY spends hour s re· Ke makes full·aize
' searching and ex· drawings of every Uem,
1'· 3 Town & Country. 547~8228 perimentlng .. 'I 've from eallery beds to the
; old-fashioned moustache
~·===============::::c:===---------stand for shavlne. "I · leave nothing to
... traditione.110 ded . 19th ~· =-~ ·-1~ 'POPJ1n81X1ph~.l v. •••
chance," be added.
Eiffn'a line of colden
oldies bas the abllit,y to
"mix weu·· with any
style of furniture. "It's
veraaWe and eclectlc,"
he noted.
The customer can add just one piece "becau.se
lt will go with what be
already has. We've
violated the traditional
rule of' sellin& complete
matcbin& seta.'' said the
dealper.
The Keepeuea collec·
lion. maJ\ufactured by
J>ulaakl Furnltur:e
CorporaUon ID Vlrlinla,
la OD dllplay at tbie May
Co .. wbete EiaeD spoke
about tbe no1tal1ic turnlture. '
\
INDOOR FERNS
Boston. Malden Hair end moat of the
funs that e.n be grown ln our c:oasta1 arc.a are on .ale now at Roger' .. Sp.-
dal ~ue limited to tttock on hand.
2~ 4• and 6" pott NOW 40" OFF
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Show Mi111UJ Farrah s
"Charlie's Anaels" will resume production to' day with a special episode to be ftlmed ln Hawaii.
but Fann Fawedt·MaJon will sWl be absent from the sbow. an ABC spokesman said.
Stars Kate laeboD and laclya S.ldl Oew
Hawaii over the weekend and Qeryl Ladd
David Doyle went Monday.
The bit television detective series suspend
produdioo Friday in a legal dispute with M
Fawcett-M-1ors. who has said sbe was not retu
ing for the second year . ..
A wealthy Idaho widow who disappeared w
on a luxury cruise between Sydney, Australia.
Hawaii ln March, bas been declared legally dead.
Idaho s.h Di.strict Court Judge Doqlu Kra
made the ruling declaring BeUy Brouoll WlWa
58, legally dead after a petition seeking that J
ment was filed by her son. Mlcbael lklnoa, 34
LakeTaboe.
Judge Kramer sald he reviewed reports by tMt
FBI ancf by the Coast Guard. He UJd his Judgment
presumed her to have been dead since March ts.
3 From Coast
Win Bo/ A Funds
Three Orange Coast residenta are winners In
Bank of America's 1977 Community College
Scholarship finals.
Brian Wrsch of Mission Viejo and John Adams
of F0tmtain Valley were given $2,000 for first place.
Ceon Schuetze of Huntington Beach was awarded
$2SO for fourth ~lace.
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PVBLIC NonCE ......,
'41f'a_.. C:OUllf Of' TM I
STATI CW c.&l.fllOllNIA 'O•
'WI COUNTY 0 , OltANGI
Na.A .... '92
PllBUC NOTICE
~
,u,.•10tt cou•T Of''"' \TAf804'c.tl.l~NIA '6111 TM•~NfYO,CMllAHOa ...... ,.
NOT"I Of' MI AllllltO Of' PCTITI0-
'011 O lllOl lt O l lllC T INO
CO N YIY AN CI 0 ' lll lAL
f'llOf'•llTV TO CDMf'l.lfl SALi
ON CONfllACT l otfllllO INTO IV
oec aAUO 1f'aoeAt • coo• -..UI I Y NltlC*AI.. 111,.lllUaN·
TAllV•
(Ufl• fl4 OOlltE P llAIN\, tu
DOll Y PH0l0fA RAINS, a lle
OOLl..YP llAINS.O.C.-
PUBUC NOTICE
Im
fllcnTIOUleull ... lt
....._RAff .... llT
lllt 16410w\ft0--• ... dtl"t llu\I ... ,, ..
1.IJOH CUSTOM LaAfHIO
IHC lltt Ntftll ftl\11" AvtflUt
AIMlltllftCA,_
LUON O' CAl.."04tNIA INC •
CtlilO"''• CO•OO••tltfl 1 UO Norlll Tu•ll~ A-.,._,.,,,CA tt101 "''' ""'ftti' 1, t~eo .,, •<or· -••lot! LUONO,c.&L"Ol'NIA
INC. ,,_, 5111r1..i.,,
vie.~
f ltl1 •-w•• fll«I wltll Ille ~~~ Cltnl ol Or919t Couftly Oft Mew
~•w l'llll!lllllCI 0reft9t ON•I Delly ,.lltt. ~24.Jt ...... JUN7.14. tt71
Uto·17
PVllUC N011CE
MIM1 SUNllllOllCOUllTO~TMI
IT A Ta OP CM.I '641111 A f#Oll
THICOUHTVO~OllANOa .... ..,Jll
NOTICI OP NIAlltlfO 0'
PITITION 'Otl oco•• OtltaCTINO
CONVlfYANCa 0' llaAI.
PllOPlllTY TO COMl'l.aTI SAi.a
ON CONfllACT IMTCllaD INTO eY
oaca•110 1t>111oe&TI! cooa ... _,, ay 1'1lltl0NAL lllll,.lllHUI•
TATIVI
Ettel• ol DOI.LIE P llAINS n• DOLLY PHOLOTA RAIN$, •U
DOLL 'I' P lllAI NI. o.cHMd
NOTICI! IS HElllEBY GIVEN 11\al
KINDA LL RAINS, & lllON C
$140WAL Ti ii! N vt 111«1 .... ~"a Mll·
llOf'I. WHl!lllEl'OftE. petllloMn po y
lof e ll ~ dlrect1"9 pMll,_" te
compl•l• IN ..,,.,, of tN c...,1,ec;1 tn·
l•rect lftto w Dome P. AalM, o.c.dMt
by oecUlll\Q end dellvt•ll\Q • <Oft· vt ylll\Ce ol ,_,., ~rty to CtrlOs 5.
NOTtCI O' N I Alll N O 0 '
... Tlnail ~OllOalll IHlllCCTINO
COllVIVAllCI O ' lllA L "<>HlllT"\' TO CIDMl"\.Ef& SALi
Ol'I COWTIIAC'l INTllll O INTO av
OICIASCO Cf'llOIAT I COOi
-.ml ev NllSOlllAL •1 .. 1111111-
fATIVI
NOTICE IS HElllE8'1' GIVEN lllel
tffNOALI. ltAINi, & RON C.
WOWAL TEii -hltll -~'" t 0t1I· llon WHEAl"FOAE, e»lilloMIS prey
IOt •II Ol'do< Ofr9Ch11Q "-111-S 10
compl94e tr. ..,.,"of ttw conlr<1<I -
ttreo l"'o b'f Oolhe P Re111s. Otc-..1
b't tucUllf\O -c11111 .. f'ffto • <°"" vtyettce tll lllMI Pf-rtY lo C.Ctl l<••I
Cllu99 end Cvelyl\ Cllu90. ••
DUr<ll-n. 11 .. toOowl"O dffc•lbed ,,,_rly. LOI ,. ol Trec:I .. ,., MC>r•
commorily ~-es '-Ml Mlstv W•Y.
YO<lHI LI"°•· Callfornla, reftr-• 10
wlll<ll ll m.o. '"' '"'""' 1Nrllculers, -111e1 1ne lime .nd l)le<t of ,.,.rlnv
Ille tem• "4s -WI IOt JuM ?7, 1977.
'"'00• m In IMCOUf'!IGWnof Oeptrt ment No 3 of wld (OU•I, at 700 Cl•K
C•nltr OrlW' Wint. II\ tne City Of S.111• A,,., Cal 11.,..nle
-------------Guel• •"d Cl••"• G•«••· a t
l:st•e .. 00\.LI( P RAINS •ka DOLLY P HOLOTA ltAINS, au
OOll VP AAINS. OK•at.td NOTICE I!, HElllE8Y GtVCN Illa!
KE NOAlL RAINS, & AON C
!>HOWALfER IWvt llltCI IWr••n a Mtl·
11 ... WHEREFORE. ~111•-• ""' IOf' an .,....,., dl<e<ttnv ~llllon•" 10
complete Ille lt<ms of Ille cont•« I .,,.
t•rtd lnlobtl Doi••• P Rel~. Oe<tdtfll bY eH<ullng 4'nd .,..11,,_rll\O a <On• •n•M• Ill, .. , or-riv lo HAAOLO
L HOOSON.,,., MARY I OU HOOSON, n PU«ll~\. I,.. tollow•nv o.scrlo.d
1H11P9rlv LD4 1 of TrMI •t16. mot•
commori1y kl"IOMI •• 11n1 Weatnerlv °"'"' Yorbe Llllde Catllornle re •~• to wlll<ll '' m-lo• tu•tlle• pert1<utan, and tlloal Ille llrnt-pla<e
ol "9••1"0 1ne ume "" bffn M1 lo•
JuM 17, ''" ar • 00 • m. I" tr.i court,_.,, of OtoerlmMll No 3 ol H•d
covrt.at IGDCIYI( c.M .. Or• ... WHt. '"
Ille City ol 5-111• Alie. C•lll.,..111•
OateoJunee. 1911
WILLIAMIE SIJOHN. tounlyC .. ,.
(IOMAllOO.aAStNOllll
AdlM'llt'(tJIU"
.SN. T"'ll11A-, S..lt•HI
S.ftl.•AN,CA'11M
Att ..... y ter• l'effll-n
Purth'\rv>O Or.tr\a.-Co• t Omtv P lot J""" 14 I\ JI NII 1"'1 II
O•t•d IUMl.1977
WILLIAME SIJOHN,
C0Unty0ff'k Ll:ONAllO O. M SINGI II
AT'TOllNIY ATUIW
JOJ N. Tlntno Aw., S..lt. U1
S.nt. AIM, CA 921'5 Att_, ..,., ... till--.
Pvbllsi.d Orenoe eo.tt O<llly Pilot, JuM U IS, Jt. 1'17 154).71
PUBLIC NOTICE
su,a•tOttCOUllTO,CALl,OltNIA
COUNTYOPOll.t.NOa ..._,...m,
NOTICI 0' INTallTIOtl TO ULL
111'.AI.. f'llOf'ElllTY AT f'llllV&fl
SALE tn tM Melito" ol IN! Gutrdl.n•lllD ol
<Ill I CH ELLE Clll41G. A MlnO• -------------1 NOTICE IS Hl!AE8Y GIVEN lllal.
P UBLIC' NOTICE tublKI to conllm11tlon bY I~ •bo•• •nlttlf!d SllperlM Court on Ju11e 17
-------------• 1•11 •• 10 ooe.m ort .... •t.tllt .. wllll•n
RUOl.UTION N0 .11·>07
'I llEM>LUTION 011 fHI I OARO Of' OllllCTOlllS 0 ' THI[ con A
M l!SA SANIT All Y Ol'iT ltlCT
OECLAlllNG ITS INTE NTION TO
O"POSIE 0 11 SURPLUS lla AL
f'llOl'lltTV; OISCRlllNO THI
I.ANO TO I E SOLO ; H!TTINO
llOltTH IN GENERAL Tt!RMS THI
I NTallEST I ASl!M I NTS 011 llUIRVATIONS TO 11 ltUlltlll'O
IY TMI! f'UILIC," AHV; SITTING
THI TIMI ANO l'LACI 0, THI
SALE, &STA8LISMIN0 Ta ltMS ANO
CONOITIONS 01' THI' SALE ANO
CAI.LING '0A SEAl..10 l lOS IN
WltlTINO
THE 804RO OF OIRECT')AS OF
THE COSTA MESA SANIT.,AY
Ol '>TA IC T OOE'> HEREBY
RESOLVE AS l'OlLOWS
TH4T WHEREAS '"" Ol•l•1<1 ~"
it\ ,u,.o••.I'\ 1 • ..v1: .. o•v .. ,~1 ~ 'n f'•"lb•\
•tlf'f<.,.O M Ow. q•\0•1.1•1on f'\'\Art.tt<1 E•
~1b1t 4 J)l'Wj bv '"'\ '-Ol'C•flc '•'•'~f'li,. rnMttt 11 oef't .,_,...,,. "M
WHEqE&(\ WHI I.and\ •ff "'0'"
oaf"t•tut¥1Y6-\U·bl•d "'•ol.11 mArk "'1
F •f'l1b1t 8 u11 .. tv-'1 lilt"• ~•V>•·Jt•""'
J"'1 0¥ l"M\ DI''''< tf'f-.r•n<" '"'d-t °"'' "'''M)f '"° w .. EAEAS O•\frll"f ~'''"' to rll'\
00,t ot .... ~· ... ..., l•'llfh "~"" "' f)1dif't.ar >jOW THERt~ORI; BC I T
qE!,OLVEO ""'' ,,..,. 01\trl<t oo,.,
.-,er•bv offf'r for \•I• ttw tNI 0ftlP4''h
Of\C"•bt"-d •r'I E •h0)1t A cUtAf"~d ~reto •"11 tt\ '111)"f' oa,ttc•1t1rty
0.-\crla.t1 ti'\ '"" OIAt "'•"'-•d ! lfP\1t')1I
'8 '4Ua<,,,..,,,. •~I"
BE IT FUATHCR llFSOLVEO 11\111
'•id \ale \hall t)e I" M.(Ml'J&Mf' with
t"" '"""' "nd condH•O'" "' ,,.. fOfth tri rne '<oil<• tJI ...,,. al Publlc 4u<tion al
, .. .,..., IO t~•• R•\OlullOll me•k•d E •
'"bit "C" """tot~ (011<11t•on or tl'll! T•
!lo cH\C<lbe<'.I In l!wllibllt "0 " bot" by
.,,,, \o•c•flc '"'"'"~' fT'lec:te e Nrt M•"OI
81!: IT l'U~THEll llESOLVl!O lh&I
><ot•cr or S''" be 011bl.,....., '" "'" O••"<I« Coa\t Dall• 01101 0<1<• • w-.k
tor tour •• f Clf'l\KUtlve Wff•" \lid llOll<f to "" OUOI••...., ourwanr 10 So<
lt"W\ 60&.& (.r.)Wtr,,,,,,.,,, C<M'ff' •~to <or'I·
t11l"I., n vr,OtlOl"IOf lf'Mt lenOOf lctl'\d HJ
tJ@: \Old ~""'" 4· '"'"" •nctudwnq 11"1 tN'~\I\ or M\•M"f'lt\ or rt"'\4'f'YAtl0"' ,,., ,.... '"''"''"'>d rw '"' 01\tnct ,.._ , • ..,,,_,
'"" ota Of '"'" ·'""' '<•II for '"' •"1 l)t~ 11"1 Wf'tf1"Q
tlE IT FURT><Efl RESOLVED ,,,.,
411 O•'h ,.,_lt• Oil'" 111 ..... w•f" '"' A\\•\141'\t
S.~r~t•r• ,,,, t~ 01\tt•<t °"or.,..,,,,.. '0 00a m ontf\.1 1llP\'11YOf Jul• ,.,,
BE IT FUlllT><ER RESOLVED 111•1
f'\• ~·"'IOI"''" b•O\ \1\111• ral<t Diec~
t• ,.,. Pou" ot 11 'O • '" '" '"" Co•1rK 11 C.•a"'~"°'"~C' lv OWM•l.,11 ... C•I•
of C.osf6 .,._w At n fl••r Orlw ("1\ltt
M•'4• C._.hfOf'n•• Of' lfWlo ''"' 04'V of Ju tw 1'7'
8E IT ~t>j"LLY ~l!SOLVEO llWI
llM! money dtrl\IW lrom ••Id wlP !Ill
torl .... 1111-d 11110 lht l\llld ''°"' Wll'<" .,.._"' .......... tor tllt lelld PASS!O ANO ADOPT!O 1111, 1\1
Cley OI JUN 1'71
COSUMISASANllAllY
OISTlllCT
l(l:llMlllMA ~Idell!
A TI EST·
~OBERTO 8 RIOOS
s.<rftervo• &oe•dol Olreclo" ~TATC O"CAl.,OllNIA I
I SS
COUNTYO~Oll&NOI I
I "lobtr1 0 BrlqQ' \etr•le•v Of,.,.
ltOMd 01 o.,.cto<• o• I"" C0<1.i Me\a ""ll•l'V Ol\trkl .,, OUl\09 ceunty
C.lllGrftlt dD 1¥<1bY Ct'1tiy 1111\1 lllt
4be)11,.. ._,..a t" .. *00•"'1 Rtt"'h1t.,,., No
'1 10' """' lhtlv \!'Vt '"''ltJI \fly M tWCI •1111 .OOOIM bY , .. ..,,,, 1 ... • •"QUllff me'1•11<1 lrw-1 .,.,a .,., tlW 1\1 IM• 111
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0.ltdl'le211ddayOl )lllM ltll
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01-1onf111.,.e0<1aN1•u
,..,,I_ Olll•k1 o--
~ t.1111--allNtllT "A~
lll•I p(lrtl .... L.Ot 1101 of Ille
,..__. 11MM Tr«I '" Ille City of
ClHla _.. CituntY Of Or.-. StMe OC
C.Hlorll<& ft""°"""' e 'IMO .-.cer<Md 111 tOOll l MQt I t11 Ml~•ll•
~UO\ Ill \llt Offl<t Of lllt QlvftlV lt~o"'9< et ... II CbuMy -t'bH H ........
... lfwllllO •I a OO!M Oii 1M <~ ltt'CiM fl ttlft M-t _\1.,.1 •aSltny 10 00 , ... I-lllt c..MHllM Of WM· tiff'·--· .. tl'rOWfl ..... 1. -tlltftt• ~' 110 00 ... t ....... 1 .willl '"'4d c.Metnille lrt Wllllfle• A-
.. "'9 tovl .... ly fine Of Mid tot· t~'t
«.nlWlt lllOOMM •IOllO MIG loullltf•
l'f """ -"" "'"'....,' ~-oC .... ,.. ~· Hliflt9ttv ,Wl 00 r .. 1 •le'lt ~·d lnttny tl"f _..., ti• Nrt.....,,. _,_., .... t•...., t-.r!llW .. "'" ,,..,. -· """'t"'1Y 11TW ,.., ........ -t-...r .... Ill , ... fllooftt .. ~·~'"" &•114 ti····· "C"' ~o · r• ......... itttl• rJJDf-Mfllelll ... ... I(."' ... A ...... eac: ... _ ~,.,.
or.n Paw°""" ~-.. ""'-"''"•••lrltl!e• ... -• """ii ... Wiii"~ ·-
""''"""' ~ c...t o.llt """' ..............
the llm• alloweo by l•W Ill• ull·
"""i9ned •• Guer<1la11 of '"" ntete of Ille ebo_....., minor wtll •.ii at
l)fl••I~ Ule lo'"" fllQfl<t•I •"" bf!•I net
bidder "" tr. le•m• af1d <Olldltlon\ ller•lnall ... mt11Uoned. au r'911t. lrtl•,
411\d ln1are\I of MICHELLE CRAIG. a
mtnor. """ lntere'I btlle¥tcl lo be "" ulldMdOd ..,..,,.,, lnteNSI I" lht ,..&1
P•OP.,IV IO<ateo In 111• Coul\ly of
O•enve. Slel• ot Cellfornla. <HKr•btd
••IOllOW\ Loi Sol T•t<I No. 1•1 H Pt• Met>
reco•deel In 8oolt 64. P~ • 01 NU•·
<ell•-Macl\, RKonh of 0•411\Qt
County n.. "'-"' h tommollly ••·
1••..cl loM: 112>Welltea 511"1, Cotta M~,.,. Calltorlll•
Tiie .... I• -jecl to CUf'Anl IUH.
<'>•tll.,,I\. condltloM. r..UrlctloM. ,...
•er••llons. rlQftt,. rivtll'I of wev. •"" ... ,~Mtf'fl\ of r•cord •ny eftC\lm~
l><•n<" ol •«Onl 10 bl' "'11\flecl CMll OI 1"9 DU'tl\8'18 Pf.a! Tiie ~rly I\ 10
bl' \010 on .... "••I\" bHI' Wtlll Ille t ••
<~ollon ol IN \wlmrnil\Q OOOI wlll<fl
•l\at1be1n900Cl-O.lfl'J"'dff
B•d\.,.. olte<• •rt trwlled '"''"''pro. oe•IY a"° mu\! bl' In wril1119 end will be
<o<~'""" .ot ,,_ olltce of c;.111v..., &
5<11m••sl"9. etlOtNYI IOf' U ld G"41" di.., lltrQlnlo Move• Cr1l9, •I llS1
Dove 51,...1 S ICI Oj-t 8uc11. CA ouo o• d•ltVored to Jamn A
StllmlulnQ, Attorney •t Lew.
~•'IOllelly at ""Y llfTM elle• lllt llf\I
DUl>'•c•tlon 01 tnis notlce ..-.d btlore
me• lnQ u id .al•
T"" orOCl"rtY will be sold on Ille
loltow1119 term\' Ca'h -10-. of tM
•mount llicl to ac<oml>l'IY Ille offer by
cer1111ed tlleO, -tr. bei.nt" to be oald on C'°'41 of eltrOft IOlloWl1'19 COii• ll•m~llon ot t"" Ml• W I.,. S..oerl.,..
Court Tou. rtnh. OM••tl"9 an4
malnte-.ct ••'*""''· alld Pl'9"11u<•ll on l11•ura11ce ecceplebl• to l he
OU•<ll•Mtr sMll be proraltd H of Ille
d•I• of rec:Of'Cll119 on tOll¥9Y•M t . Ont-
"'"of escrow cllllroes. ••aml"9ti011 ol
tlll•. re<lWdtnoO of convey..,ce, translff
IUU, -llllY 1111• lnwre11e• POllCW \llall beatltlee•l)eftstof IMUlltr.
TM ~191*1 r ... ,,.., Ille r'9fll to
re1ec1 ""'end ell bid\ prior to entry of
an Of'<ler conllrmlnq Ille wl•
Oated JUN 6, "11 Vif'V4111e ,.,,,,.,., C•llQ
A• Guatdl•llotllle
1!'1.ot•ottne
•-na,,.,..,Mi110r
Pubt•\lled Oranvo Coest Oally P1tot
}UM 1 e 14 1'11 1 .. )-11
PUBUC NOTICE
OllANOICOUNTV
SUNllllOll COUltT
•o..ccc.....,.or.w
-•Ma.CAH'nl Ptell\llfl• CITIZENS BANK OF
COSTA MESA
Oehl\clelll JEAAY POWEi.i..'
OOE!.1 Tll<OUQlllV lt>ttvsl ....
SUMMONS ee .. .,.......,,..'11-u
NOTICa• Yw lllvt ~ MJM, Tiit <"'1 .... , _ .......... ,,..•It-, ... ,....,._. ...... .......
•ltlllft • Mws. lllHCI ... ..._etltll .,.,_
AVISO' Ut .... ll•ttCIO-...e-al
TrlWMI ,..... M<lflt' Ci91111'e U'-•Ill •llelltfl<I• • _, 11t1t Ud ............
IMlll,. Cle JO ell•'· LN Ill 1111-lell ...... _
1 TO rwe 0Efl8N04NT A <lvll
com11talnt 1••1\-llltd by IM pl•l11t111
eqelrl\t YflU 15" IOOlllOtt'I
• II .,OU Wltl> lo.,,.,_ llllt lr«'ull,
youmu•I wlltll11lOd8v'enertlllH11m•
mon• " "''~ on to<' 11 .. wllll ""' (00'1 ........ 11 ... 111Mdl11Q '" ,.'°°",. 10 Ille <omalelnl 111 • JU\lk• C-t you mu\I 111~ Wiii! iiie covrt e .,.,.,..., Ol•e<1
•"<I or • ..,... a11 or•• 111-lllO 10.,., ~" •~••d rn ..... 6o<k•ll Uni"' YOU 00 \0
you• ""' .. 11 ,.;11 bt ..,t•Nd 11oon • .,. pllc ••Ion tJI lllo 111.intltt tfld 1114\ <turt mav • .,,.., • tuOcl"l\tlll .... ,,,, "°" for
,,,.. ••lltf ~ '" ,.., COl'llPl•l"t
..... >(,, (-'""'''""""'~Of W"90• 1•1<19 °' _.,OT-"' or °'"'' ,.,.lff ,..,....,,,,IMcolftlll.iM 0 1•--··---~-.. e1-. 1'I tllt -· ,._ ..... CIO ............ , .. ~ -.. ,, ... ... '4Mft ... ll __ , ........ "_
0.tMMU.1'71
Wllll#fl • SI Jollll Cltfil 8yH W Mitt
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tl'01t~MI06.cM. "Ol .. llllW' IMl-
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CI ..... t~t "l'IOUMW Ill•
ciw.• tilt"""-' tllCll ~-'"" t i"°" ._.,......,. -!lltoMP A wtlt_.
oltedl .... lfl(flldlllt M--· ........... -·••t 11Mtll9 ill t11t'-~ ...
!Iv "" Gtl""""• !tUlet Of Collrt. .,_ et .. IMI ..... ,.,. fftlltl IM nt• Ill 11111
COlll1 Wllll -i•lllO t-lind woof I"-! t COllV ~ _ _.....Oft -II
.... "''"'• t'ltomo n"' Mtft "4"" 11ff "°' __ ,,_.., t11 a11Dmty. TN ""'' .,..,, . ,_,., .... " ...... _.. ~Git • ....,.....,._,,......_
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PUBU C NOTICE
"CTITIOUS eustHISS NAM a ST A TaMllNT
TM 1011ow1oq .,.,,.,.,, ••• c1o1no bu•I
n@''\·H
L s PA~T>jl!AS 71'1 011Pont
O••ve trvlne C.t•llo•n1a•'11•I
Om•• w Lonv U()t Gelawy Orlvt
Oj"wl>Of1 8"atll Callfomle
~ Jim•• Somef\ •n Sewlllo
'IWn•,.. 8tlb0a. ca111.,..,,1, •M•
Tllo• bu\IMU I• co,,dVcl•d bv •
Qef\jlllrdt oar1Mf'\l'l'o
A J-'iom•" Tnl\ <l~l!"M<ll ••• llltd wit!\ Ille C"""' v c1 .. 111 o10.-county on JUI\,. l •• ,,
,110)4
llOWSllt OllllTNalll & lltOWH
04tC•-Otivt f'O eownP
NtwMrt 9Mcll, CA•*>
Publl\lled 0-ellOe (ot11 Oe•ty P••0< Ju~ 1 " 11 ?I 1'17
PUBUC NOTICE
s.116t7
SUNlllOll CIOUlllTOfl ltfl
SfATIOf'CALll'OlllNIA '0111 TMCCIOU .. TY0,04tANOa
_A..,ln
NOT I Ca Of' Hl!AllllNO O' PaTITION
'Olt OlllDClll OlllllCT I NO
C O .. VCVANCI OP ltlAI.
f'llOPllllTY TO COMl'LCTI SALi
ON COHTlllACl fNTalllO INTO 8Y
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Two story duplex with an
ex~llent East.side Costa Meu location. Both units
ha\e 2 bedroom~ and
garaaes. P r iced for
qwck sale at W .000
CALL~ This ne-.npaper wtU not
knowinf 'f accept any C: SELECT ~~~fugh1 1s'r~ v~:1:~ T'PROPERTIES
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HOW GOOD
L&e 3 bdrm townhouse w/blt·lns. shag crpttng
lhn.toul In quiet setting
w /community pool &
clubhouse Owner In·
te~ted In qulck sale
Call t oday t o see.
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ARE YOU? ENCIMIT AS. SD
Need self starling ag-ly Own«
gresslve agent. New Cirm Close to beach. 8 unit apt
looltlng for qualified a•· house. $279.000 Large soc lat e . Extrem ely Duplex SJ.20.000. Write to
generous comm1sslona. P.O. Box 3i2. Solana
Xlnl working cond1llons. Beach. ca
P re stige 0 U1 ce 1n ----------Newport Center
759-0761
Anabetm. 3Br.w1den. t~ ba. hrdwd nrs. beaut.
used brick frplc. cmplt·
l'y crpt'd In lo\'ely
ngbborhd. Walk to schls
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transfer red. anxious.
lmm ed pvai l .
$62.SOO /m ake orrer .
David P Carey & Assoc.
879-8510 or art SPM .
772-6111.
NEWPORT HGTS.
$124.900
Prestigious Newpor t
Hgts. Corner location.
C ust om designed charmer. Thick. plush
c a r p etin g Glass
enclosed brick frplc. Step saver gourmet
kitchen . Unique step
down mas te r s uite
Oelilhl!ul wood &bi.ogled
master ba t h. Huge
separate family rm .
too! lt will be gone tomorrow. call now.
752-1700
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COSTA MESA
$69,900
On quiet tree lined street
bordering prestigious
Back Bay area. Sharp bedroom. J story wit
e normous prl v at
backyard. Foe appolot
ment to 1ns pett cal
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642-5678
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beach. • Bdrms .• 3 baths. $1915.000
OTHER presUge waterfront homes
with pier & fioat Crom ~.000 up.
BA YFRONT, pier & fioa~ lots $250,000
to 1325.000. to build your own custom
home. Several areas to choose Crom.
Bl LL GRUNDY ; REALTOR
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ff ardlv lived ln d~ last 3 yeanT 4 bedroom with 2
stories. 2 ftnplacet. 2~ baths and
?100 sq.ft. ol lusclous Uvtna! Location
ts close to pool and schoofs, Now va-
canl Owner wUl coosider liberal lease
option terms. Presented at S139.ooo.
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REAL TOR~ 875-eOOO
2443 East Coat Highway. Cofone ct.I M1r
also 1n Mesa Verde, at 546·6990
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aq.ft. Ble yard with VMw Hills. S119.500. 4 Br rored ti out. G. E .
Hawallan teabowle and 2 Ba. View. 840-2911 W9br,'dryr.Oaly$11,500. craft a room. J ust re-tQnallf\ed Buyers Only> PA1TI WALKER duce:!;~ 'IJIUTOOCIAM REALTY 9'2-1418_
Redtor 1110 Mewpcwt Completely remodeled USTSIOI I -Dlo.. CostaMeHS48·772' on an. oversized lot. A POOL + GUEST VA .-wu r smasbin& 4 BR plus den Prime Eastalde Co.ta OWHBSHIP plus fonMI d.lnln1 ~us Mesa. Toweriq treH! IALIOA ISLAND I llodl to leach huae family room watb Curved drive. Rustle U¥-~ · * •=x * * SpanJ.sb Hacienda! Spec:· open beams. natural bl« room basts cat.bedr¥ t a c u I a r S p a n t s h wood textures and ocean ceWq + mualve bricll-=====---Ms SZ7 000 fl av 0 r -2 s t 0 r i es. aod jetty view from flreplaee. Swill)' 1aJJe1' COIOMA DB. MAI TlftD-Cl75.000 TER Spacious & n exJble 4 & 3 w/mlaaioo tile roof & master suite" sUDdeek. kltcben-wltb nookt Ml.ni ViewoCocean! Lovelv,communi· Bdrm unJts In a terrific thick swJrllog plaster. JumstepstoOceanBlvd. Cozy den. Hideaway ~, b locaUon. Insulated and Verandas, s u ndeck, ~.000. master aulte. Giant ty pool! Happy people m t ese 3 a1r coodl.tloned. OWNER arche d w 1nd0 w5 . 21 sparklln& blue pool with studio-type units. Owner's unit: 2 Use your G.J. Benellta to WILL CARRY FINAN· Presently used as a slide, board & dressiJl&
bdrms. l lh baths & frplace. 2 Other WYUU.3.bedroo 1mbom~ CING. Shown by appt. duplex. Could be a one rooms too! Separate ·ts 'th 2 bd 1 bath e ch Cptd lntantastlcarea. Hurry only famllyhomewtthterrific ~f cllitle. wltb un1 wt rms a · • n..i.. -1 750 Call Red. • ..,. __ I bit · i kit h VOKJ .., • • teenager or in ·law . ~>' care draped. e ec. ·lnS n c en, Carpet.754-1202 q .. ---~• si-ooo Bkr yard. Just $98,SOO! llGPOOL beautifully landscaped. Call today. ~..sSii... -· · Splendid Spyglass Hill 4 Hurry-<Allnow646-nn Meredith Gnns llG HOME 2111 s-JoaqlllR .... oad BR. ocean view' pool, Ol'fN II( 9. "s •UN IOM Nl(I'
$112,000 :c~ ~~~e2c~a-de MEWPOIT cana, ..... 644-4910 5 t!.!~r !:'!~or RAl.ROA ISLA~D l::f~~rplcs .• fee ~ 1: \I
One of the best buys In a +large family room cen GHerol I 002 Gt•ral I 002 garden, 3 car garage & * 67l-6t00 • Units-Units a.::~ ~~313 ~ llV~ ''~-fine quality home in a tering around l6x36 pooJ s p E c T A C U L A R ,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Owner occupied, super prestige neighborhood, Shake roor ,dou bl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIEWS. 1b1s new home •• sharp duplex. 2 Bedrm. MESA YBDI
tnthebeacharea atthis flreolace in dining rm REALESTATE RIDUCEDSZ,100 ls available for lm· TRl-PLEX l .,.,batbseach.Roomror SPYGLASSHIU GOLRIS llme.~clous3bedrm. Prfced right, cal MA.MACRRWAMTED HURRY! mediate occupancy at AJmostoneofakindt boat or t railer or? 28Mon-olcryDrf•• 2·~ ba Formal dlnine 546-5880 For well imown, expand· Sharp 4 bdrm 2 bath 1279.500. find in CORONA DEL Encl~ ~t.ios & BBQ. New 4 bdrm., ram. rm., RI~ LOC:TIOM
r oom , sep . wa nut mg Real Estate com· hom e on a corner. 64°"'161 MAR. Completely re $Sl,500. 2.,.,ba.home.Vlewofd-g Oft 10 courn. paneled family room pany. Opening a new of· Kitchen uwaded. New modeled. N d t Y la 1 b t s ai h 111 ,. Fantastic view from wtlh fireplace. Lovely fice In Costa Mesa. Must cabinets & ceramic tile. ewcpta, rps. , ...t.-... --'m -..a secluded matr bdrm ed I root, copper plumbing. ........_.,... .... , """" din •· btf11 yard, cover pat o, tru· have experience Salary New wax rree floorin&. ln and EASJSIDE tlooal. Im med. oc · suate, rm,• &e ly an INSTANT HOME plus +. All applications Well cared for house r'B~c!om. (~to~~ cupancy kitchen. Lovely cstm
Neakr 1sch10011.rtsbeabclkh. -------... conlldent1al A11pplpy11 to w/burglaralarm,smdoorolte bedrm. Mluoi $19:1,000 2 Bedrm ''DOLL _641MM.l __ o ___ ~---• ~ w1,!.kmedax~Ya!:d par ' enn. s cou ' e Ad. No. 8119. Da y ot; detector & gara1e 644-7270 HOUSE" r t th CHlU\ "" trailandahopplng. l"ineTerr. Classified Advertising. opener.Ownenmotlvat. ID roo Wt CAMEOSHOIES ror max security 41
546-4141 Lovely 3 bedrm, pall :m W. Bay St., Costa ed. Now priced at 182.900 ·-~iiiiiiii;;iiiiii;;iiii;;;;iiiii;~ nplew ~ta. new c_o~~r ptwnbed for pool. 4 bdrm ~.· ... oriented home Owne Mesa. Calif. 92626. 545-9491. Ill um g, new pam tn· ~ :r.~Y :!:. or 3 + den. Separate
wUlcarryflnancing.Jus IWFFS s1dea.odout.Rearunltis maids or teenagers 11 t_.. Sl.35 ooo SP .a. ... ISH a bachelor with a aep. G62.500 nnn .. quarters. 5'$-9t9l s ......... · · """ END UNIT-beautiful yard. 673·1195 & 833·2100 ,. Roy McCarch HACIENDA Trina model with Back $77 950 673-1195 COATS &WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC. t7J Walker & lee
1024 .... ~~~~~~~~ roof. Interior or this .r•• ... ISH VILLA larae private side patio ~1811
Realtor 1810New Sparkling 3 br. 2 ba Real&tate Bay view. 3 Bedroom,l~~~~~~~~~I ·· • •
--------::. home has been lavishly ...-IV'! as well as Cront patio
Costa Mesa 548-7729 w /arched entry & red Ille SPECTACULAR tastefully decorate'd-2211~ ~IL
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2 Gr.at Lots GREEMBROOK paneled & papered. This Wrought Iron entry to with flreplt. $160,000.
outstanding offering Is huge living room with CalHorappt. tosee. Total $6900. THREE BEDROOM only 5 yrs old & priced ror vaulted ceilings. Formal PETE BARRETT Small shed on one lot Artistic, upgraded, al 500 c 11 dming room, gourmet
Water & sewage on pro landscaped and a home qwt'k 5 e 178· 8 kitchen. Decorator's -De.A.ITV • "'GUMITA
••3Br, 2 ba Mesa Verde Open 11125 Lanai Dr. 5Br.
by owner. $84,950. Open xlnt country clb loc-.
wkdys, 2917 Royal :SanJi xtras. J.V. Oo.
Palms. P tP. 545·1918 •n5&-1677
. I h' 751·3191 .. _ ho J .. A.. ·--~ ,--perty. 2 Water shares lo workshop IS yours n t lS un:am me. ..... ,_. 3 IR + FAMILY
cld ln price. Hampton model. The C SELECT races. Boat access. Walk , .. _ .. M2·52tt
645-3474 ideal ramUy home. Great T" PROPERTIES to beach. Hurry for this ~~..........,.. --------• "-'~WR<>Bw"lt onMTocean "1flll!ll!I., use of wood & mirrors. uniquebuy.Call16S-4S767. ..........,.., · ~ "'" '°""' ..-tomonow """"'···,·~•••""•· RMAU.Y dlll•otLagwUta.Quaint &8 1;::1 .. j f 1w!f1· . .::~~: .. [f'llMI ~;~:~~~ ~iit ;g~~~f~
CHARMING OLDER
SPANISH tiOME
Spacious 2sty 3Br. 2Ba.
ram rm. bltna .
panoramic ocean view.
S87.500 (714) 722 4364
~!)'ttj' f\ ~~Gorgeous view! ~·_.... ~:rln~~~: =P~~~a~:'s.*}~~ r::~~~~For"~:I
lalboo lay '6lft"U VIEW Open dally. rm, formal dlnlng room, dloing. Massive slate MESA VERDE
EXECUTIVE
• '"'"" y.a.111r:y11r:.a.1'PV 2 firepl aces . Lush G f il Properties Nearly 2 acres nesUed ~ ~• 1 d fireplace. laol am Y • 675-7060 • a~ gJant oab only 640-9900 greener y an pro· r oom. Wet 8ar. View r-~~~~~~~~I 21.... 1-to the surf with reealooal landscaplne. A kttchen with bltn. BBQ ~ ....., ..._ _______ •I perted home for the ex· s I t ·
a remarkable cuatom,. ecutlve. Shown by ap-pac ous mas er wmg built 3 bdnn + den + EASTSIDEC.M. polntmeotonly. with view! 2 patios.
HOME
Uniquely designed home._ __
3
•u• ... •IT•S-+--•I
built around lge btn pool "
Hurry! ...............
Here's the one you've
been waiting fOI'. Only
$68.000. for a neat 3
bednn. 2 bath and big family room with
fireplace Double 1arage wrth automaUc opener.
Carpets.. drapes and lots
ol extru. Excellent loca·
tioo, just hsted, hurry.
call S.0.1151,
.. .,_$.;.. HERITAGE
Summer Living
Oceanfront! Two J .
bdrm .. 2 baths, one 2·
bdrm .. 1 bath + a guest with bath. Good WID·
ter /summer rentals.
$349,500
family rm home de-3 BR, 2 BA+ den & rplc Private s tairway to
signed to maximize thE plus 1br.1 ba, perfect In· -W1'HOMESIERfRONT white, sandy beach. CaJI~~~~~~~~ pan or am I c, h I l I y law guest house. Dbl gar. 752·1700TODAV !
ranchland view. Also 5ni64&-39281imlelvliiiii~.I REM.ESTATE ~NlllO •tl\IUNIO!liNl(j• SAVE MORE ~~m~~=:~~a~'. 631-1400 IMlllM ~·:.:·~~·.:
. : REALTQRS
Bv Beach
CHARM1NG CHALET 3
bedrm + patio on corner
for added parklnit. Pool.
teMls and rec hall Get
ln soon for best invesl·
ment. Call for appt.
commodate aa many .-· " ~ -•••-Costa Meaa. Has new
honJee u you could ever r.....u.h Tudor lc6oo,.....,a 1007 ~~~._P..:!_sm."burte~~e!~de wantwtth roomtoapare. MtglNll .,. .... .,., <.vwu -as.sociated.
BP O "' ff.t S ?f Al ,.,d.,~
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FIXERUPPIR
WITHPOOL
Needa paint and carpet
AU It tak• ls a little Im· •
aalnatlon & work a od
you11 have a bea"'1.ful
PQOi home. Hurry, call
660303.
FO~EST E
OLSON
• .. I' '<.
•Coado-•• MntML . ....,......,......
Spaclou.a 3 Bdrm. 2~
bath. decorat« perfect..
Fenced patlo, a trium.
beam ceiling, xlnl Coeta
Mela loo. Close lo ever-
ytbl.ng. SBS, 700. m;;e;;a
This el6gant 4 bdrm
ho me Is Ideal for
gracious rmly living
Contains a ram rm,
bonus loft /den. cstm
shutters & wallpaper.
Nu·tone center kitchen.
bit-in vacuum & In·
tercom & a hobby shop/· dark rm Outstanding
professional •ndscplng,
btn Meu Verde area.
close to the Country
Club. 640-mt
~ Walker f~ Lee • SPYGLASS
OFFE~.&:RICE FIX 4+Den+Dine ....................... ~meHpru,cln g up.
c• 644-7211 Slashed $8000!! CAU NOW
WOW! loads ol o&d world 752 7315 •--------charm! Huge rooma. 16' •
75'.0761
Real Estalt-
Ge•r.. I 002 GtMrol I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Barr White Realtor
2901 Newoon Blvd -------.......
Newoort Bf.,c;h, CA 92663
PENINSULA POINT
ARST TIME OFFERm
Beautiful three bedroom. modem
home on quiet street. 2 Baths. dbl
garage, dining room. fireplace,
patio. $160.000.
Lowest pnced 3 bednn .....;....;.._ ______ 1 formal dlne + breakfast HST DUPLEX DONALD M. llRD UP room. Dream kitchen AVAILA.11.E AneclotM.l .. lton home. ready to move lo·
to Owner very anxious.
Popular Portsmouth
model. At only Jl09,950.
...a~
'I I <; ~ •• I~ I \ l I \ " .. ' h 1) l Ce;\: h• c1110A '"Ill•
w /all bltos. Unique Balboa Peninsula By owner. 3 Br, 1~ ba,
Mlffwy Trwhr atalrtase to master suite Prime locatJoo for ren· bardwd firs. new kit. tile, FORCES SAU w /3rd bath. Massive den 1 s "'ltb c uatom raised la I . paclous bright clase to scbls, min's to Must llell lhls beautiful 3 ~big comer lot! 4 .. ........_ urut l•rcre front bch.-cnn 7"" "'"'""' hearth fireplace. Ask .,......... • -• _...,.,. _ . ....,. bedroom, 2 bath Cotta ms + tarie faml· about ........... 8xl'7 loft! room, view from patio. •BYOWNrn~ Mesa home. Gourmet ly room with Dutch ~"'" a.-tal unit quat"ot •-.:.no:)
Motber·ln·law qtra. '"'" ' "' L01'S OF XTRAS k It c h en, comp I fireplace! Bring your OWNER warm. Both 2 BR. l Ba.
w/butcher block counter mop and pail and uve a TRANSFERRED could be laree home. Conversation pit W/f~,
tops, & continuous clean· bundle! HurTJ' ! 168.500. And must sell lh1a 4 moa. Many xtra. To see 1t . is red'WOOd bath w /sky I te, NEWON'E!! ln1 oven. Sculptured RedCarpet754·1202 E tot>wlt! bltn BBQ, modem etrl· l~~~~~~~~I shag crpts. Heavy shake old .. SHOWCAS "beau· 759.0761 dent kit.~ E.skle lot. • "'GU.... root. Larae Yard. Hun')' tHy, now ! aJOonl "'t bel'~teftfout. 2brs. t.a>oaq . Aft exoep.
-",.. priced only $79,000. CaU HORSIPIOPIRTY ir:7~°" "" 0 ex· Coramdef Mcr 1022 tionally nJce Houaer.
ABC ... it's Just that simple!
Once YoU aee our lnven·
tory ol aeveral beautiful
EASTSIDE homes you
won't look an) farther.
call now for deUlla.
540-3666
Wllela11
VIEW LOT 5*-5880 I~• •y Col-'al n--• Eatate ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()pen today 2'75 Waltlut. Fantastic forever ocean "--..... -MZ-721118 •--=======-and city light view from •---------t Beautiful ruatk duplex, 2 2 s tor y Spanish hme
REAL .f 'dATE ·
this topoflbeworld loca· Tb1a super bone proper· 18~~~8J!; ~tf 500ceil.,._ _______ w!3'«&3ba.atudy. Prof.
lion. Flat building pad. ty has the "1ar aen SPAMISHISTATE .. PAULMARTtN HALECIEST dtccratect. Adjacent tQ
1st time offered S87.500. ~~~~~~~~ho m e" l ook. Two 3IDIM + Real~tate 844.7383 3 Bedrm home with 8.A. Country a n . PriQ
Call 673-8550 bedrooms, family room . 30 )( 22 hardwood floors, big onl1. ll29.500. 55'7-Gll195 LISTED ONLY WITH THIS OmcE , Ol'fN "' <1 • ,, s 'VN '°, tt "'.ic• • People who need People dlnlng room and a gueat FAMIL y ROOM 2 DUPLEX.ES ya.rd, near scboola 6 [.11~111 ~I 'R'..\l~vw= house ln back wtth bath Located on tree lined By owner .. $149.500 & sboppln1. Reduced to DAD'S DAY SPECIAL .. ·. ·~,·! 't SERVICE DIRECTORY and large laundr)' room. ttreet. Y.i ac.re of rambl· SlS4.SOO. 2$~ down. Prin '8$,900. No palnt141, no Oxlng, ~~~~~=.!li~ll2:.1U~===~=-. ----·-~=-" 1sa11at>out! ::==~::rn~gi:J 1n1 grouods. Huie 1am1-on1yesi.m4or'36-4600 a.,Mcc:... ~~:'.:'r&Zr:1:.
o..rill I 002 GtMrol I 002 for your appoinlaneot. ly room with flreplace. VISW 239 Milford, Cameo ltdtor 1110 Nt'..,ori Huse Film Rm. w !fPlc . ....................... ....................... Gt•ral 1002 G-r.a 100~ ~. Oal198lMS'167. Shores. Sliper 3Br/fam/ CostoMHG S.-7'12' Twoscp. ardl 114,llOO.
·---------------••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -(IJO.ili""9 •II S llJN ID•~ Ol'fN 1119 •ti' ICJN 10..l M<f' pcJC)i, 1245,000. 675.7396 •
t
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111111 ILlllS ca.
OVER 50 YEAAS OF SERVICE
SPICTACULAl IN
DOYER SHOllS!
l Story French Regency With Exclt· ma Bay View. Gated Courtvard En -
t ry. Living Room Wlth -Marble
Fireflace. Famuy Room Wet Bar.
Idea For Entertaining 4 Family
Bn 3th Baths. Formal Dining Rm. All·El~tric Kitchen. By Ivan Wells
& Planned To Provide Privacy &
Seclusion $285.000
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
.. ' DOYll INtfYI
- ---------
macnab I Irvine
realty
.....,,. Ir llAUl'll'UL
-CAMYOM NOMI The sun shines in on this ~
Versailles w/rormal garden
courtyard. towerinf entry. spacious
living room w/marble flreplaco &
wet bar. 4 BRs. 4"4l baths, sunny
den wt rireplace, circular garden
kitchen, dinette & eteganUy a.,.
pointed master suite. Lg. pool.
Jacuzzi & striking VIEW! $329.600
Fee. Marjorie Mahon 6-i-4·6200. <Y·S9l
... 2·'235 .........
tot Dover Orlw tttrtlw View c.nttr
lrvlne •t ~ v.iiey c:.n1er 152·1414
THE REAL
ESTAlf.RS Cl --~THE REAL 1
~~ ESTAHRS •-1.a IOOJ t , .. ,.. 1002 ..............................................
RXll..uPPll. •·2 Excellent R-2 location in old Coroila
del Mar: Fix up the existing house
and add a new unit ln the rear.
Potential-potential. $110,000
A.COUIWaL ...... c:o.
644-1766
l'lf1 IAH..MMOUtNHtU.l•D. IN~caNTU
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tE
110111 ILllR DD
Lovely 2 Story "C Plan., TownbouM
In The NeweT Blufb . ~ Up..
.graded -Large Family ROont With
Bar. 2 Spacious Bedl'oom SUltes
Decorator Wallpaper. Drap ea,
Carpeting, Mirrors & Sbutteri Ad· Joins & Ov Tlooks Sparklin~ Pool le llam&mt
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
4 '
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TAR•LL "# I In CaHfomia"
~tl::SA VERDE·3Br'. Jam
rm. din rm. II( lot. re·
du<'ed S89.950. fine home
&neighborhood 771·2386_
-. FotlLIASI
PRllllE &ASI'SIDE C.M.
CONDO 2 BR. l BA. dbl
pr Btandspallltlft' new.
Vrly IHH. $400/mo. cau f« appt. 111•1" or
Don
COLE OF MIWPOIT
REALTORS
675-551 I
EASTStDE J II
on spacious lot. Pets OK
$3061mo. CALLM6·2680.
J
REALTY INC.
714/146-1371
rpk. patio. fncd back
yard w ;grdnr. Monthly
Prine only. $450. 675· 1501
Very nice. 3 bedrm. 2 ba
Rancho S.J . Twnhme tlbr.
vu. pool, nr golf & tennis.
~/mo. 644-6.537
3 Br condo, all bltns. trash Laguna leach 3248
dlsp, pool, tennis crt •••••••••••••••••••••••
sq57 846-2980. $250. Lge 3 Br. util pd, ref,
paUo. fplc. SH. sml fee.
lllllUIAd..... Gd
Owa traae. ltaowlet Pal•ll•I
.-..al lat/&xt . cnuMrcl•
ba, patio. A!C: all bitns. 0n1r 2 ten! From $305.
Cal Mgr, 645-561& 1921
Anaheim St.
•llU A rHldeatlal •ua
IW Cluaified Ad
ACTJON
Call• Dall)'PUot
AD-VISOR
N2.a78
,
1'\wpt atepa to ocean
I BR•I BR. r.n. 54.ar't· Ul& from S1 SO wk up
~
Carlsbad. Oceansm. San
Clemente oceanfront
homes " apt's Dally ~Hilly monthly form
SlOO p wk Wlllte Water
Rlt,y Inc C714 >433 2722
"JWPT BCH 2Br. 2Ba. 1 ~
blks rrom bch. frpk. wk·
ly (%13)7~
CDM·'4 Biil to China
Cove. Sl8S wk. June/July
S200 Aue. will consider
monthly rate &40-°"8
H.I. Watarfro..t
3 Bdrm , fully furn .
Washer /dryer. free boat
dock.. sleeps 10. $400 Week, $1500 month.
774-4384 or eves 675-6169
Corona del Mar, 3 BR,
ocean view. priv patios,
$1500 Mo Agt 640-7000
Laguna Bch. (urn 3 Br 2
Ba Sl7S wkly, 6125 lo
7 16. Art 7PM 494-1589
Summer Rent" June 19
thru Sept s. Mesa Verde.
F\Jm 3 bedrm, only $450
per mo. 546-4141 Agt
OCEANFRONT Sips 8
MSO t wk AC ROSS
FROM BEACH $350/wk
Waterfront Homeb
631 1400
BALBOA PENINSULA
blk to beach & bay, apt ~lps 8. S135 per wk
962-~evcs
CdM·lBr & 2Br apls n 11ht
on bch 1 Rr 523.5 wk. 2Br
S450 wk (213) 9'l8 1844
2Br rms. Laguna $600/mo
2Br rms. Dana S500 /mo
Schools and
lnstrudion
This variety of fine schools
could introduce
you to a new tomoltow
Per Pwtlter ldor•otlH rep~ r:: 0 ........ f i ..... ~ ............. d.,
Call 642-5678
Ext. 325
BEA
TRAVEL
AGENT
Day & Night aasses For
Men&Women
PACIAC TWAVB. SCHOOL
6101111tl7•~
S....Mm.C.tt701
CAU. 17141 543-9495
Established 1963
Financial Aid Programs
Accredited by The Accrediting Commission of
The National Association of Trade & Technlcll
Schools.
"l'*OdUdftl The OWkhn To The ."1iJ Of L..-n1no At Atl E«IY 1iqe•
#dU•&ADa•·•n"AIY tetsttno At 2"' v ... >
llCll' PIC' .. IDUCA'llOM
ACCWU• A.NJ. TMCHaS
lndlvldull Attention Phontltlc Reeding Program
Mutle ·Fenton Language
• Hatf • Full • e.tanded Day
• Creatl¥eM
• Open v .. Round
IOH DIODAI nwo LOCA1'0MSI
1711 WISTIAlml
549-3803
"WWaHor
Clalt• ... .........
atCUUMAIY
CAPllS
in Et Toro for 4 weeks focusing on
"The French Way" of cooking.
Sessions will be held on consecutive
Wednesdays beginning at 7PM
Juty 6th, 13th. 20th. 27th
On Juf'9 211l the co<*ware ft:lp lllrill offer a
eta. on bale uuetng. Fe-'ured will be
demon1tratlon1 of bHlc white aaucea.
Bemelle. ~--& dessertuooee. ·c......, • .... ,_, ... .., . .-.
15tlt. & ..... ._ •• of Maowa•.-
.W, la lttll. Z611. d be.._ lopla
oftwo11KaiillgcD•HS. ......... .....__
c.I Tiie .. c--. 137-2141
24301 ...... Wrtmd lhd. cw. ..... ......
l Room hsc ~~!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!;-! Laguna Sl45/!!k2wk .. _______________ _
lnqwre44S0ak, Laguna .. ---------------494·6848
1111 11111 .. ,,, ,..
.. fsllll [f ltfl ...... \
.... Eltat8 .. fter4lmnslng"
deYelopment PIOQI am
Lery ..... .,.,..,., tnvtted to attend.
Awant Y'(U"Mlft with the program ctellgned
to mm. YoU more sooc;eesfult
L..m the akllls to make reel estate a career
-not Just an "avocatton. ..
Enecttve -call fQt graduate reeponee.
Starts June 28th at Irvine Host Motor Hotel. Irvine can tor future class echedutes.
Taught by Realtor Mfchaef McGlnnia1
who ha8 aold over M8 million In ten years.
A ~e .a hour course lncfudlng •
special 8 hour Symposium/Worte8hOP.
Tuition -$200.00 (Tax deductible) Payment plans
available
Enrollment
"' \sU
HARIORVIEW
.PRE-SCHOOL
Q
I Gerber Chlldrenw C.nte ... f
SING FOR SUMMER!
Pony Ri.s Magic Show
Pancake Baealrfast
Ages 15 months toe years
2. 3. 5days per week
Half or Full Day
1691 San Miguel
646820
PORal.AIN NAILS
Hllil IS YOUR
OPPOl1UMITY
TOii
TIAIMm
IMTHI
ADOF
APPLYING
POICB•IN
MAILS
.................... c.
HAPPY HANDS
IFGI ..tr Magi's Maglcl
COSTA MISA 642-MAIL
-Vocattoa lt...tals 4250
RICHARD'S
BEAUTY COl1EGE
A Beauty Career Haa It Alll •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lake Tahoe's
ACCOMMODATION
STN. rents condos &
homes comp. rum. Incl.
linens. BOAT DOCKS & much more! Box 1'441 S.
L. Tahoe. Ca 95702 (916)
!>41 2355 Free
Brochures!
Rtfttals to Shere 4300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Wanted: Female room·
male to share home
vupool In Back Buy
$200/mo + util Lease re· q'd Cull ror interview'
Jeannie, 673·4545 or
1171-3620.
Will share Park Newport
2 Bdrms w /resp person.
$195+ lrJ ulil. 963·6761
dys. eves 759-0044
WANI'ED: Fem to share
rental. S17S + \.'I utU.
Newport Crest. across
from tennis crts & pool.
Debbie, 631·3239 or Don,
631-081.5
AVOID INCOMPATIBLE ROOMMATES• I
PAN AM
SOCCER CLUB
ORANGE COUNTY
socaR DAY CAMP
lop • ~Iris 6 to I J.
~~::=.r
Awe 1 WelkSenionl -9AM-SPM
•a lww& .. b• .. •
cal 731-2131
FllST SOUl'IBN
IAntST CHUICH
HOW.Ht F•St..c..e.W..
642-1426
IUt• • SCHOOL PRGlll+M
... 2111toMr23rd
.. •dDarCcn
Da•1S •
CMOl.1" COMWAY-DlllCl'ea
FotHlm
unlimited
eamlnQ potential.
recoonttlon.
eecurttyt
ForHer
exceptional lnoome .. a
Qllrn:>Ul"Oln careet,
prestige!
Now offering
NEW600hour
course on
facial & skin
care techniques
(Cosmetician)
Pl•4 O~ AM .. A l•w_... c.....,. .. c ................... w .......... , ,_...,.4ilt • .., ha1•1& ----~ ·•·
................ 0 • c.a 645-JllO
MAPLE AVENUE
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
Very reasonable rates fer
extended day care.
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646 4334 house·More~ 832~1 3'
Takes The Guesswork
Out or Finding
raATRIGlttPERSON Offic•Rtfttat 4400 OfflceR..ed 4400 I , ,....... 4450 ....... lcrl ...... 4IOO ........ Maet~s. Trust Lolt&Fomd 5300 .......... 5JIO s... SS by Slt9'ttHJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ·-·••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• O,pa llwltr 500 Deicli' 5031 ... •••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
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60" PR 59 PT N rt Bl I 1 -.._...... ..••••••••••••••••••••• ........ ••••••••••••••• UMDA & VICKI
Free rm &c kitch pri\~?d 0e~a~h1Pef:d~~ !~8~; 1517WESl'OLIFF·NB t'.~Prtme~C::~~~~ -;;rs;"n.tomSq.l't~ Interior Decorating $40,000MEEDeedlED ~~.~cbj~:i:1ea~ 0*4ilti4•••
YDI woman.,l YDI c 1 Talbert in Huntington AGT.5'1«)32 900a.f.A&t.87M900 Sl»Sl)O.N&-3151 Studio, will train. Small far.~trustdBe hoanoa Reward MS-1008 ....... ,..efltt ok. Nohsekp g. 646-2600. Beach. ISO. per month. invest Noinvm 631-0060 • a..1una ac own· Servtqall<>ran& Co
Fem 19 Wan•· rem to rind Brina own rurnlture. Our I SO I W•afclff Dr NWPRT BC'H STORE '1200 eq. ft. 11.G. Ideal f0t · · your-own condo Will pay ~lnl ! describe in· _ -.. • · + share a;i, NB. Work receptioolst will answer =F\nanclalCtr• 2830AvonSt '300/mo mraor warehouse. Cleu llSTAURAMT & maximum interest rate. eluding date• are• loet .....,..,......,
S51·4052 art s MWF. your phone for SlO per ~ea-.. Jfft'YWynn <.213>47H'10l q11n, extra beJpt. '1'11 Cocktal a...tge NORIMS REALn t.oclajm.MJ-4357. R.ELAXJNO MASSAGE
Lauri month Dally PUotoffice ....--w. 16th St. C.M. DAYf ,.._A al Nl 1 9 ... 057 BobJamea· e. M2~ • CallonSitellanaaer Cmalt'V Vllw 8'75-5300,eves540-8299 ~st area. ce D· * 4 .,.. * FOUND: Sm1 wb!te malt Lic. llueeur
Femrmmllosharelg4br <n4>6G·31Uext2'6 A,pproll 90d" 14--i\."Xlnt ve1tmenlt, l~OOAB,OOOC Ile+ dog, part Poodle OutcalJaM49'-5111
+dn, Balboa Michelle THE EfRCIENT businea lotatloo. Cpt'd, Sfor9'1 4150 ~~1· :c · · LOIU. ftCtr' Mqnolla 6 Atlanta HB 1-------~or Russ673-3210 =.-=~:.sees. drapes, fllrn optional •••••••••H•••H•H•••• owr::a::r759--0768 ~~It» a6813 •SUZI'S• ~h~r!1eccf~0~~~tea;to ALTEINATIYE :>:::i:.~N~u!f~ ~'mo, •. ~un•n 1!>:!n"~~'~== .._, ... ..._ 5025 F::=.::-19'9 ~~~~!.~Afu.~ 10AM~~M48 Walktobeach.640-0882 Open a branch office or Misslon Vlejo areu. -""• Dunes 1131 Backbay Dr ....... ••••••••••••••••• SafflarMtg.Co. Graham, HB. ll46·29et1--------
start your own company Handy to S.D. Frwy ......... Loeattoa N.B. 644-0SlO. tSt, 2nd & 3rd T.D.'1 64z..2 I 7 I 54S.06 II eves. s,111 ...........
...... for a fractk>n ot the eotR. Call: 831·1400 Located in Udo Shoppinl LOANS AVAILABLE --------111.SSO. El C.mlno ~ fw•ewt 4150 Month to mont.b rent ln Area. Also lncluded ....... W..tad 4600 Ctedltnotlm rtant. PIUVATIPAITY Found: Small. whttt San Clemente. Fully Uc.
eludes; recpt. aervtce, WISTCUFfAllA privatepatklJ\tlot. (7141 ....................... 81'3-4183~er WUJ pay tDOr9 tor yow 1ba11Y puppy. Coron• Farappt;492·7'291
Mure 3 car aaraie. H~ot. plr'llODall.aed phone cov· NEWPORT BEACH mt~ ult for Larry 11.atur' buslnesswoman 2nd T.D. 642-3$13 del Kar IJ'TS.1125 1----------
Bcb. Very secure. 24 hr erqe, coar. room, mall 1400 Sq. rt two pvt. needl l bdnn rum apt Home rerinancln1. ,,,., Jl'OUND Geml Polnwi •KAREN•S• -.-•• •o: _,.. •·t "·last. aervlce, underaround b tha .... 00 per mo 410 N. Newport Blvd. NB cl Ole by Dally Pllot. VA. K FHA, ~'Ko Coov. ....., .....:... F., !1,! .. V/EI -....-_.,_,.,,... prQ.6mon. ~.... · Retaihbop.lOprll'I · Q\ietllprtvacyamust. Nw owner occupled A l•Urnr•a/ --u .... • OUTCAIJ.MASSAOE -~--------1 -TREEXECt.TJ'IVE ""'51,xlntloc. Sln1le, no . ptt1 . 1ou8, K FHA $31,250. ....IDJlllt/ 1'1roArea1'21Mml IPIC.2PM 17Ui83
SPACIOUS 2 car garqe, SU1TE References. No yard mar. loan. I01t loan, u IMtA ~ rotJND: OnDct ti WblU HELPtSAVAlLABLE
secure, H.B. area,~ .,SANHICOLASDR, 2 ROOM Suite "'' care. pla. lluat be u-aumablt, no prepa7 -·••••••••••••n•••• klllan Bannlni a For Famillel la on.as.
mo.tD-1902 surnaoe reatroom. sin. 1110 I o >tall_... 4500 sured QI otc"P&Qcy at _.. "911&,_.. HOO MqnoU~ HB -.am· calltheHopeUall.:South
NEWPORTBEACll.CA Oran1e Ave., Cll ....... ._ .. " .......... leut3>d.QSIDadvance. W__._.. •••" .. •"• .. ••••••••••• 9G-582:5 ' . • Coast Comntua1t1 ~ .... or615-898 C.u . ladultrtal 1400,...,ft, lf)OUC&Jloff•theleaC· Marily --_......_..... u~ aJ So La
-m5 bndolpb ~B" commodatlooa ud are ••-••• .. ••••••••••••• ......::u.as Pound Bloodhound. -~l.' . IW14 . UNIQUE R!TAJL •lMOFllEERENT• D t ,...... 4450 84N1JD:fl'1Nl08 IDWated la a reliable OOLD KnlOeranda a Oner call to ldenU.1y1.;._--._...-....,......,.......;,:,.
SHOPS FOR RENT. $50 l.Wllal. db. allltea No -.. ••••••••••••••• tenant, pkut write de· lrt•t, BUT, wh1 not ft'alll Int' Vlc mh. CM. KZ-1117 •SHAION"S•
tollJl>mo Utll lnd. ~· leaaeraq. Acl). Alrpcwter 4.UXIOFC'S Calta Mela. MOO tq.ft. at talla to ad no. 809, Dell)' mine )'Our OWll solc1' · ~1'1 OU'l'CAU.MASSAOE ............. ..._ .. ....., ... ..., . Rotot. Low rate1. Ml S380-' mo. f1S.l.llO or Pilot, P.O. Boa 1690, 10U ha\'t the 11\0Mf, I I.OSTfmoddDi>binJan .~ :. .. ,St,,. rN•e~;:!. :.~ ....... ....,,m.maWooc:m Ooof. rm., seat 25, all 148-dii ~ Cc>ltaMeta Ca.112GS. have the property. P.O 1...wras mate, •·aan1er"' -....,.. """° 1 ... ,,....-.... u --------• paneled,1m.whlelnre· ' Bol' H14. Newpor AMWUI Rnard.842-4171 •--------or catl 175·1111 or ~CIMTll ar. lor 21f. lease Lake lOOOaq.ft. lriodenOlllcet Beacb,CAlm> Entai1-Mer-
f73-4171 sum 110 Forut area. Kent " w1rehouu. lJlC ~~/ u .. i ct h YoktlE~cb-P"l"•ll• IJIO -ti-I u lfutina, 1.4>Can c M. Unlt 8 . s21•. ......c. li'\lm •tmwa Urtt • HAs:.R ··--...... ~ .-.-..... tOCa oa. ocean nt·~·9393 mo MG·75l2 ........................ new l'l"OUP· ndl $$0.000 St.alllUct ~ llke wl1· •••-•••••••••••••••••• -.....-~-----~~
1 lioNTHFRltE viewa avail Ext4:uUve · aii'Rftl p~ baclc 20~ or more 11«1Sl1S: You can 11lwa11 0rtnllt.n11)f'Obtt'm:' nau ..-vl.ce. No leue re· orflcea w /full Hey " DESK 1pace at 17816 lndU11lri•l Unit, UIO•CJ f\ Of• m laity 5001 S}e&l'l 14'7·4'713. get them to tntlfy for c.11 Alcohot H lphn•
----q'd .... f\, Pi.nty telephone eervlces Un· Beach Blvd , near warehous~ & otllcea. ••••••••• ••••••••••••• T E111t.Eftwide. 2oihnadaym~ r kul s ~ par'IWll, coo· Talbert ln Hu1mnaion Good pf\CCl " IOC'llt.lOI(. AHTl'''ulSHOP Mmt9•911t nnt Brl~~~I st 2::2. po~t ~ facllltla. Man1 Boacb. sw per mOC1tb. c.r1t eeu ai.tun ~ ~ eatrH. CoMpeUtlHlJ Briq own funilture. Our ........ SHIMG ._BNcb.,..__-_m_._10_1_0...___..,...1 pnced. Moalb to mooth rectptioaist wlll antwer I OHVlEJO IS¥earuame"owntrl
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...... ~ 7100 Eftdoytmfttli HtlpW.tecl 7?00 Wanted 7100 .... ,.,,,,,"""""" ..... Wmhd JIOO Wanted 7?00 HelpW..ted 7100 MllpW.ted 7 100 Preparatloft •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................................................................................................... .
....................... AccCMMtffttC1...tl ASSIMl&.BS Associali:ilno.. Automotive BEAtJTIClAN, full or part Bul Ide rs S ec I alt Schools & Must type" run 10 ke Male or rem. 3 Yn min 16. New Detail Sbop needs tlme, for busy abop Hard P I N rf Casbler. reapoaalblt
IMfnlcffon 7005 add.inc machine. exper. Good manual dex· HICJlt ScMol Grads help. Good area. 541-8729 seek.I wc~~:n:t ,;:an ior woman for part·tlme,
....................... 7:12·9300. terity, good eyesight, &Coll9'Tr.-.c9 1'lp wages pald. Enaine F/Um" Steady per m wknda m0lftcl.SbopApply O.C. Swt Le p t All soldering & mlcroecope Steamen. eftS painters, Beauty, Ex-Su.Ion Styllat .... · • · Airport . • m Y~ons C:a' t r AdmlnlstratorNeedecUor exper. Small co. wflood buffers" polishers, up· ()peMownabop.Needa: employment. Call ~:~ 675.~ves P 0 pre-school. Exper.&love benefits. Small c:ompo· &,~~.!..e:,.~ ~8!~~ bolstery sbampooers, Styllat wtrotlowln1. ~ CIRCULATION
· · for chlldren very impor· nents. Hard working, de· tinulnl ye;u,. education chttk out=dt·UP & de· asslatant " manicure CL.Bl Plano Leuons. Pvt. tant Sal open. Call Mrs. dlcated Individua ls l d l b ·1 livery. y at 642.5387 •• L WU-Lt-....... _ o~· Pll b
lessons w/\heory lncld. Evans. International needed. Call Carol. f=nJ,l ser:l:. :.'fo': 2058 borBJ,CM •1111_1CS1-DET ... ~ .. ; ~tni~ad':.t:re:k~
Exper.lnstructorw/BM Montessori School, 581·3830.M.V. •""teasoneeeklng tem· '45-1030 -.w"r--.. ARY -...... Mood•v•'--· .. '-Fridav, degree Reasonable 545-5593. ..# Someexper.req'd.Call l10peoingAuglst 9J...,..,...,, ' · l II Assl.stntTralnee poraryoreal'ftremploy· Auto Parts Counter man 548·254l ot646·579T WearecurrenUyaccept· 10 :30AJI to 7:30PM. rates, many t mes ava ANIMAL HOSPITAL SPECIAL SPOT! meat, cooslder thl9. uni· wanted w /Sales exper. & lng applications for the Situation cooallts malnl1
8»-5243. Balher·Kennel Mgr. Ex· Fee Paid. "Tralnln11 queoppor.Youeaneam wtmana&erial potenU&I. Body. Paint Man tor rollowlJ\Cpoeltioaa : or taltln1 phone
JobsW..t.d, 7075 per. pref'd . N.B . Position." Newport Bch Xlntpay.71'"848-1158 workonEuropeanAutos. •SEU.ING mes saau and dla·
....................... 644·5460. firm. ··Learn' loan Slt6PllWIB Bilbyattter, mature, R.s. Must have own tools. Accessories. Children's, ~in~ ~yp~gra.:oro NURSES AIDE wants pvt packaging. "Hurry" this or coUqe student. ror 2 Good future ln new co. Co 1 met I cs. Fl n e 1
. duty for elderly Well n · AMIMAL HOSPITAL SJleCial spot ls ror the Based on your produc· boys •·10 yra In m1 Call Mr. l>ruehl. 95'7.()213 Jewelry. f\Jn. Olfta, In· key adding. Permanent
pr'd.64Ul20 __ ASSISTANT beginner ~/ave typing ~~Jv1ea .c::.Um. ':rot1i bocni. Cll. llon·Thurs. BOOKKEEPER. thr tlmate Apparel. Men'•· =o~wl/~1 rf~~!J.
Babysitting ln my homf' ~~":f.i°::.>=moor knowhow . Als~J:: alwtn1boaua.OntbeJob 5'W8 trial balance. C.P.A. Sboel;..:SiU, Telepbooe tu-4.321. .Eat.
Full time, day19 Refs ~c:sp~i:nc;:~lency tralnln1. Tremendous 8A.8YSITl'ER, My bome firm. Resume only. N Clerical, !n&loffriog, Z7tHorlnterview.
Mesa Verde area ARTIST ~N 8 • potnttal to rucb Moo fc Wed evening, phone calla. Include HouMkeepln&. Mereban· ~Of.poelwltJ
7S1·'7SZ9 · • a~ manag• mmtd.rtve846-5182 salary rei Suite w 1 dlMH.and.llna. PBX. .. l•&WW "~-~!:!!:~;.n~~~~i Exper':~=·~p.type Ass~=.:.ls..tt.. i:IOUble•u:'~ ~=~~~f =c!~m:;o Rd, E ~=~~· Qeantn1 Womeawaated.
i»Ca.lluntllt·30PM spec." cuu.tna mula. FeeP&ld/t:lS0.!(8.Clrm ppolntment onJ1 JOU!' home Cdll ~ea. BOOKK£EP£R Full 10.12fc2-4. t. SUO+ per hr. NB/In XJnt world':afy conds & _........._!;!-1.....•p "•'--~·t eaU ---· -A-1· In p area. Car nee. --fi •": '' UClto 0....."1U...,.. t i.I-·-· llJ Vfir'f-.& e:'ll· pJUm ' F\eJlJbl• nftM _..y tTIOft ....._ W_... 7100. ~ al.a. Ap Natlooal ·-, ,.., fi ~ .,.. .._ b ol I"'--.. .. , 9...a-..1 Cl -• • ·d u ~~ • Sva•-ma Corp •'"61 d t .. hi .. • _ .... to•ftU BABYSlTTEJl d .... Ult av• 3 yn. •OWN D• -eawnl ~ , .... lure, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' .,,. " • ep run •moo 1· =-.... 1°&. • Public Aect 'I ••P Eq\&al()pp lmptyrrnJf rela. Once every atlMr Birch St. N.8. <Near OC Phanca, t.n>lnt, Ute ab. P'DCl•ble penoo needed tm-5m ' . wtc ...... eves.
AccountlnJ _.. Airport> E.O E. Also Fee Jobi. Control to UN '°' 2 ebUdren. Jl.4CCOUMTIMG Career Emplo1ment ATTRACTIVE GIRL. IUllU'Del"coly. • to8 bn. Bookk"per, par t tlmt
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Waitresses. Inc.. 1792% Sky Park Bl. Ste C.
lrvlne. Ca 92714.
ColectioeRep
Expandlng Mort1a1e Co.
In Orange Co .• has an lm·
mediate opening for an
individual to do collec·
lion wock In the fl.eld.
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mortgages. Contact Cathy Thompaoa .
714·98S-71'13 F.qual Oppor
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COOKS
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restaurattt wllicll la
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cookery. qrlll &
broiler backgroHd
and CJtMral food .....
pcraticML In addltioa.
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coordinate ••••ral °""" coob Giid .... productto.. AppAcmt.
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DENNY'S
Equal Opportunity
Employer M IP
Accounting
Due to expansion the
rotlowm& poeltlons are available:
ACCOUNTING
CLSlK
Will be responsible for
sorttn1 and lilUn& pay-ments retttvtd ••oa ac-
count" from customers.
Will assist In preparing
lnvolce9 and do eome (il. Ina. Neatneu, aeeurae1.
!'Peed. 1ooc1 ncure ap·
thude and ablllt1 to Ol)e'J'ate a 10 key by touch
are the erillWT um. re· quired. Typlna la • pl111.
CUSTOM&
ACCOUMTl.-
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At ICAlt l year of • ari4ld
acc.10UD&a receivable/bill Ina exptrienee on a c:om-DUterlled ayatem. pri~
bUUn11 to customers
Calcalate and mak• n tea.Iona for invoicing P~'*'· apply pay· meats on accouat.
lloD1tor and tteOOeile •· put10Utput to com,._.
lntcrface wtth ~
11'11 department au
~lftre.citrilie lll'Oblema ud ~ ,...
Uoos. Accurate .. ~,.-. stills and Uie abUnJ k operate a lO·kt) celcuJator. Eaperi .. ct
wtlh a leuln1 comp&Q>
la a pl111. ca.al lUfMBl.EIS Ageoey.$5&8505.N.8. :"~u::i!i~~f!! perdQ.2to44-YIJ!f help for local ln1uraoc1••c-··-·.....,...---• Q.llJCAl.~blht .... ~y wk. St.art 6/20. ns--a •sent. Strona booklleep· """'"_.., -, ... _ '11MaJolly lloeer, Inc. has houruwtek StrtctlY for afUPM Ins. prefer•bly wltb orti,. -· ..,...,.,..,,. an entry ltvef openln1 For preelalon electro Aslhhilltll4• 111, tun, very dlttreet 6 In A.R.C. up Alao Ute PW. lo .. W Approlllmately 20 bra '~"" ""
ror an lndualr1ous lrtdlv. ~!'-", lcal utembly of For aood • 'hrrtrlc pay. BABVSM'TER Mon·Ft'l, cle1ca1 It tten"""•Pblc 0M~""n' bbe•n'd"Pf't~la•. 8hau"n't r.';pe-1~. t' ... ,'.~~. n1. COIP. looklna for oppor. to ,.., ... ~mpoMnta Ex· hdisfye ku.at be atttadJv., bave )'Otlr home, rouat drive, d D -it-MOO ...-w ... "' .,....,_ OC ... ..a+a .. IJ"OW. Must be proltclent ~ ...... ererd... wm Train. nJce flture. be alable It Klllybrooke area CM. utlea. aye. 7 · h.IM-4010BlllNotler. rport •r••· Satar1 ~·~""""'
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calls for mini. audltlna STACOSWITCH IMC ~':~:~:.:: OYtt 21. Md wlll t0n llO .. WAMTID ·---------• DIYISIOM ot dailJ Al report.a ror UJ9BakuCO.ta Mesa PboMMan rJor l Ml Um tmPICJY· 'l\Nr Eat.le nf0rrnalton c ilR-t-:---. .. "°"" rosuur•nt Ii mlac. 14t-l04t lnttrvltw ment forquallt&ed atrt aa HEID HB.P.1 corp openl.oa proPtrtJ Cashiers, Drt~en An~-= .~n _,!c1d1~ .. o"upplt1 &qualOppo(-Emptoyer 549.2211 Girl rtlday '* Rtetp• llelp)'c.>Utselltoa muaaement tectlon. OasMen,De.titU.er SantaAU.Callf.mtt Tn pcrs...... ,,.. 14 tlonllt Desmbe )'OUl'lelC HeaplnJ selertlon ot Low k~y cl v lopm ntal Part p t o ta A.,, lrvln• am·lpm ~~~~~~~~j In deull. Writ to QuallOedHOPttUI• poslUon. Donlon , · /llM vr
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SUMMER FUN
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MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW!
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and get your hooks ~rPJ111'119'~
into 20% savings
on Acrylic rug yarn.
we·ve arranged for a RUG CRAFTER representative to demonstrate the art
of latch-hook rug making . . a craft-work boutique 1ust for you! When you
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.Acrylic yarn All 47 glor{()us colors. The fun is right at your fingertips.
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RUG CRAFTERS
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A CAREER OftPORTUHITY
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714-973-1366
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777 S. Main St., Sult. 175
~.CA92'68
Across From Fashion Square
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SUMMER DAY CAMP
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Of Three Weeks
$ 5 500 Tat.. Colt Pw W ...
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NEWPORT OCEAMAUTICS
504 M. Mewpori .. .cl. Wh 203
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COSTA MESA, CA 92626 (714) 540-5953
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FAIRMONT PRIVATE SCHOOL
1557 W. Mable, Aftelheim
PflOH 774-1052
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persons 1ttlcome. C11r &
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772 7379
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advancement. Must be
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4320Campu~ Ste 130. Nti
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HOSTESS /CASHIER
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STACOSWITCH INC
1139 BakerCost11 Mesu
549-3041
Equal Oppor Employer
Insurance Commer cial
Underwnter Agency ex
per Mrs. Baker. 833·9550
INSURANCE GIRL-35 hr
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Oftef• C:all for In · fortlla aJ LablOCllled le )'OUr "pmty face" It Immediate optolrlp n,, Sffy' domea. la.llll1. Sal com· Cbamp6oabloodllnHloy •-•• .. •••••••••• .. Goodl.Dedfl&tn/tdrl
teniew appt ea._. .I . Call for appt =· • ant m1mner" f« flt 1M1lt1 penonnel In 1C! Sta. Attendant, mtnauratt w1uper. 3Jb5twherviceS»a49 WANTED fnnAstovm~
·---II! TIU •1 public coatact too&a. hdware. lumMr. 01*" d. f\Jll °" p/llme Qualified oal.1 8Md •PP. Golden Retriever pu-TOP CASH DOL ..,•---------... ' " lot• • lcU ol p;rda 6 nurtery. Xlnt Apply Arco Statloo. l1th 1~ IS:MIU7 AKC __.1 r• LAn Waated. Paper Cutter ~ t9CllP9~ M~dtul Tcchnoloc111 van;.y! AllO Fte Job!c. compaay pd t..eellb. •Uvlne.C.M. OJ· • • .-..cree. bona 5-1 PAID FOR YOUB IV' or ov• -hydraulk r~ •ld•rly l•d1 011 wQUJf lie tYn«Xper Call Control CUUI IS1utoremar.211E.l1lh Service Station Atten· 'ftUCl(Ollfta Sl.50.PP.846-4258 JEWELRY. WA'n:lUtS. or lever 870·4584
.U..u.tad Apsiro 4 ~ •Of1l mftM wlcnd Employm•nt Aaency, ~:..<:!'f0p-Empl dant. ex.s>er'd. Day & &LlteMatntenan~. Ap. Pbrsale· LhasaApso.5\.li :rlv~8j{zm~c~ ~ullerto~I . Uk for
.... lift' day. pa~~ orappeu l40 ~.NB. ---·· oYer Eves.Fullfcp/\ime.Ap. ply In person. Peo· mos old, has papers. FlNE FURN 4' AN', __ v_e_. _____ _
dthe pt...,,;-.!,~ Dal ...., 0... ca.. Saleeadrl llffded. Smarty ply. Shell Statloo, 17th & nyuver. lMO Placentia. ms. Alt 6.. S51.J119. TIQUES. 662:a00 Wiil buy soroe refries.
IT P\liot, It 0 Bo' '* P/Um.e aummer employ Receptlonl1t/Tralnee Pant.ii & T~ Too. 105 lrvtne. NB. C.M. Old Erudiab Sheep Doaa Attention Jewelers! •POi's. worklna or Mt a.ta Mela. CADDI rnent offered H rtllt'I FUN SPOTlll =en • Nwpt Bch. Service Sta. Attendant WXEDO SALES. part AKC, shots. nice •a·pups Oosed down •tore sell AlSo1erapmeta14m-m&
&...Ser-la.ts ~~ ~lut;~~~r~~:!t Fee Pald/9i00. Newport p/tlme. Avail . eves & Ume. must bo outgoing. 645-7884.645-6625. tni au equipment: Ouf. Wanted: Quall~y u1ed
£1CpandlDC Morta••~ '1M.cs33 tkh development (lrm Sates p/time. fabric ex· Nkads. Exper d onl~ !': :Te~ext. 34l Black Lab Ret 8 mo's old fers. torch . fordotn. ~ & ping.pone table
Qt.. m ~ Co l\u ~eeda •· En~~aetlc I" per. necea. Call llary. ~~ :!.: ~e ~ r .2590 Female. 125. Good home: Jewelers bench, baoc onroUers. 642·SMI.
aft 'immediate openlns MOTORCYCLE Oellve~y. Ambltloua! persoa. MMOtO. N portt81 d •PP•Y· 8'1·3866aft 7. tools. stamps a.nd much ~
r full time Call ror U\· B.-y-typlnc. HS ew v .C.M. .__......._.. much more! Take ll al ~!'! .. e~r .. ConLotaa.! terv1ew. e4o-et18 bu11n';;;-;;,urse. are Service Station Maq ~~~d~~d': im· All AKC, 2 Irish Setters. for aoo. Wiii not ~ lllldlr'l••1111111 .. 111 1013 ,.._ .... _ '---• "" eoouah! Also Fee Jobe ~II ft · . M&.F. Germ. Shep, M. & separatei)'. 170-0290 ... -••••••••• .. ••••••• Calby Thompson .a.HTe&.a.k Cati Control Career ~ ••nted U> Full & ately.Swtngshift. F. Collie. 648·0142/ GALS 0 ... Conn llln..O.Matlc elec ~~ 1ln Equal Op90f :rr Hours per week. Call Employment Agency. o--mNITY p/lime. Some e¥per. Top TOP PAY 645-28>1 C : RA~~£:~·~ organ. excellent condi· -------'-----o1 645·9•11 or apply 10 ~. N.B. F"fV wages +comm & vac arat + 16 WJOwvnu. ... tion. llOO. P.P. 532-1251 penon to. Coral Reef pay after 1 yr. Apply. Good home ror a house platinum setting•---------LVN Needed w/exper. in
drawtna blood lO work in
clinical l•b located 10 N.B. Call ror appt.
Motel 26"5 Harbor 81 BECEPTIONlSTforbusy Loddltgflor ~reHy~ya.evron. ..... n-:.WNSo. PJeaseCall broltenfemaleElkbound sacrlllce for SUOO Forsal.e.lDMartinPolk
C.M. See Eb or Shirley MediCJll Ofc. ~ o.t Of ""'' M86 °" ILLl'-1 Pup. szs. 962-5116 675-:llOO GuU.ar. $.'IOOor best otter.
Jensen. 646·3903 Uf97 phonecalll. ~ L.:J ""to You 8045 Ufttfoct ao1:--W-~-4------
Needed lmmed installer RECEPTJONlST good ap Serv Sta Help Needled Im· seRv1ces ••••••••••• .. ••••-•••• ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• C0~60French Horn ----... ---•I ror auto sunro'ors. Call pearance. xlnt typist. AVON REPRESEN· medlately. Full or p/t. lll-1441 FREE Cuddly blond Reg. Morgan mare. brok1 PERFECTCONDl&OO 642-4040. T~lex exper pref'd, but TATIVES meet people, Apply, 990 E Cat Hwy, baby Hamsters. Weaned. to ride & drive. bU1 . S49-3810
m.m1.
---------1 will train. Small Co eam good money, enjoy NB . 3Vaweelts536-0942 parade Morgan gelding, Offkel' I &
lrvlne Complex area. their work. Learn how Sewing sportswea.r Ex· TYJ'lSTp/timetoworltln Eng, Western (114) •••• I IS
Expen•mental NOW Recruiting sharp. Call Personnel Ofc. youcaobecorneanAvon perlence w /power clinical lab In NB. Type Free Kittens. part 338-1011 ............ 0 ambitious man to sell 546-6170 Representative. Call machines 4M-3280 50 wpm accu_rately. Siamese. box trained •••••••••••••••••••••••
For prototype & small hardware. tools & shop--------S40-700orZenith7-1359. · Medical terminology Cal1M5·09H MiscelCIMOUS 1010 EXECUTIVE Desb wlth
Macllinist
quantity runs. Must be equipment to industnal RECEPT /SECTY l~~~~~~~~~I SHOE SALES PERSON. helpCul . Call for appt ••••••••••••••••••••••• credenzas. Secretary
able to work Crom accounts. Avg S280 per Real &late knowledge!: Ptime.approx24hrsper 832·7311. •PUPPIES• WA~ED des ks. exec side &
sketches. verbal instruc· wk. No exper. nee. Call required. R.E. Ile pre· week, exper necessary. Cute puppies mixed "I secretary chairs. Con· tionsorblueprints. Mold 7Sl-9ll4 h!rred. New residential ~r•~ESS Callforappt.494-2796 TYPIST breed Terrier type. 2 TOP CASH DOLLAR rerencetables.Assembly
malting knowledge1~~~~~~~~~ olfice. full time. inquire ~Ill P"'-·TIME Females. J Mal es PAJD FOR YOUR line tables. varlouatype helprul. 3-5 Yrs exper.1. 963-0002 ask ror Mr. Hed· F /time positlon for a SPRJMGS -·· 548·2140 JEWELRY. WA'n:HES. files. 6:tl·2'717 or631·2570
Daysonly. MURSSlYMAH man seamstress with exper. Wanted secondary short lnlerestlng position typ. ART OBJECTS. GOLD.
STACOSWITCHIMC Exper'd.,f/time. Mature RECE.,,../SALES G--.. to work on bluejeans. cnler, set up A operate. Ing rough drafts" final To gd hm . yng Iris h SILVER SERVICE. IBM ~tandard ofc Jl.398akerCoeta&fesa Cl vvu Nlceworklngconds. Small, ....... , •ood work copy. wectas'J'hurseach Set /Golden Retriever. FINE FURN. & AN· typewriter. mint. SJ.75. male over 21 . 6 Days in· money ror right person, 1 __;.':tr-~ ....... week. Mml type 60+ Call aflSpm. 968-2180 TIQUES. 645-2200 C a no n C a n o I a 549-3041 clud. Sat/Sun. Work Culltime.645-GOO Call For AlnAppt. ng """'"......,., ._ pay. wpm accur. Apply Na Calculator. display &
EqualOppor Employer wtplants&trees. S3 Hr & At r-a =3776·5270; Eva tlooal S)'9tema Corp .. Beagle 15 mo old male. LUGGAGE TAGS print. StSO. San1o tel ans
up. Overt lme. Ins RESPONSIBLE WSI in-~ on BittbSt. N.B. <Near nds gd home w 1yrd. fromyour .. ·-•--sc-...... mach. e . Two2drawer Benefits. Advancement stnxtor wanted p/time, 644-5070 493-1852 UUl>UJCll uu .. ble .,..,,. MAMAGEMEMTTitHE potential. Laguna Hills First Ald & CPR pre· AskforTalJorShopMgr •STUOIMTS• OCAirport>EOE. Send one card for each rue cabs. toe.a • _,.
Young man to work in Nursery. Inc. El Toro. ferred. Call for in· F\tll or f,/time to dis· WAITERS. Waitresses, FRISKY Fun loving kit· tag plus one spare. We Nearnew.41M-3679
growing tool rental busl· D>-5653 terview: 752·0093 bef. _ tribute z p code dlrec· pvt. club. 0vft' 21. Exp'd. tens. return permanently Pets IOl7
ness. Must be neat In ap-1 ---------1 lOAM or aft 5:30PM lories in own area. Need 644-S404 645-1107 sealed attractlv• tag le•••••••••••••••••••••••
pearancc & have very Hunff .._, & 1640-7882 art Wed. l Secretary access to car, over 16. strap. m~tlng airline Dbl yellow bead puTOt
neat handwriting. 8 Day Orderties EXECunVE $3.50 per hr. <714 > WAITRESSES Moving. plea11e help. To l.D. reqw.rements. Pre· w/xlnt cage & bangtng
wk wtwkdy orr. Prefer Exper'd. Xlnt Benefits. SICaETAIY 839-0700. Part·time, must have loving hm 21"1 yr old vent I~ & theft! For a perch. sa:i0.631-0913 married man for perm. Bayview Conv. Hoi.p. Restaurant J 11 1 knowledge In food pre· Samoyed dog ~·9957 personaliied tag encl.o6e ..:....._.;...;.. _____ _ resp.posltion.Exper.not FARWEST Tbe 0 yRoger. nc.has STUDEMTS.MIF · s wallpaper. fabric or RED TAILED Boa • 2055 Thurin Ave. CM an immed. openl.ni ror ailal parauon alary com· Free Kittens 0 Glo. & req d. Ap/ly. 1930 642·3505. 5aV1CiS,IMC. an exper'd secretary. Summer job av able, mensurate w1quallllca· MotberSiamese .. ay o' paper we Constrictor. 3~· long,
NeWJ>Ort Blv . C.M. Production Facility Outstanding sh & typing Arrow Inc. No exper uons. Call 751-2585 581-1688 will back & trim your vtty tame. $15. ~
NURSES AIDES Accepting Applicatlons kill 'd f hi necessary. Will train. tags Or try two cards aft8PM 11·7. exper. pref'd. Mesa For: !,..,l.ls1'onarePrrieqor '"'Xoperrt lns Salary dependant upon WAITRESSES&COOKS fw1llllwe 105" backtoback. ---~--&-0...,.. ______ _ ...-· "' · ..,..,.ormance. Call Mr. Exper pref'd, apply btwn '" PRICES· ~ .vYV ~:r~C~M.Hosp. 661 ~:::=:;.& ~~:r~~:.t af~:~C:.':: Bakken. 835·2451 for 2 & SPM. Denny's. 529 •••;;.;;i:;;;~-.;;9,;~i .. ' S2eaor3/~ · ••••• .. •••••••-• ......
Exper. pref'd. but not mandatory. Xlnt work· appt. AvenidaPico.SaoClem. New4'usedCum,appl's 4/5tagsll.60ea. Baby Gund Plaao.
OFFICECLEAHIHG nt"c ApplybetwnlOam& Ing conds & benefit SUMMIRWORK Weneed40peoplewhoare misc. Wilson's Bargai11 S/9tags$1.:JOea. Howard (Baldwla>.
For Jr. Sportswear Part·tlme eves or days, 2pmat: package which include al least 10 lbs over· Nook. 54S & 814 W. 19th lOormore$l.40ea. Sl400.Callr.i8-UU.
dolhine store OC & LA x.lnl pay. In lne & -•els vari00& group huurant":e FOi STUOEMT5 ........... Call M St CM 6:42-7Q>&.548:3262 Sales Tax Included •--.&ft' area openings. Op· Laguna Bch Areas. 1672Reywtut A...-1 ben Cit &prof b rt Ptr ~.18bt:-takobome ... .....,t. 5 · ooeat · · NOCARD! --.n• '9AMO.
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_Some exper. necess. Ap. omcE CLERK · Full· w feicper · Apply la • . um ~y at the same Good used Furniture & we'll make one cardl*' SewillgMocM 11 I09J
ply Mon t0-6. or Wed 12-9 ri·we. type. me. pleasant ---------• person, 8-Spm, Moo-Fri. Swddlboard Opr, eves & Ume. .. Appliaocea--OR 1 will tag. Add ~each. -··• .. •••••••••••••••• at ll>"e voice for young or-J\,~AURANT 170•2 Giiiette Ave. wlmds. Wall train. 250 E seUorSELLCorYou. Seod check or money Cll'· Adler Sew. Mach. brand
PETRIES !Cf in growing garment GroWtni Co. needa am· Irvine. 17th St. Ste I. C.M. ~ MASTEISAUCTIOM derto: new. mustaell. Call after
147 Westminster Mall co, Non-smoker. 1 yr ac· biUous person looking Cor 645-8818. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• 646-8686 & 813-9625 PILOT PIUMTIM6 5pm, 07·2917.
Westminster ctng pref. Call Cor appt. xlnt future. Must be ex· SECRETARY TIACHBS ......... 1005 P.O.llox1560 l'V,a.lc>. ~~~~~~~~~ $31·9892 per ln all phases. Apply 11·-·~s, ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASH PAID Costa Mesa. Ca. 921128 Ulm tr.t.--.-·-· _ In person only. 3PM· TOPRESIDBCT v ... ~ f1 ood edf ~--YY ---PACKAGERS 6PM Mon·Frl. tz. Shorthandandtyptngre· Typing,llh&accountlng Wonderl•d org us urn.a~U-N AT Io NA 1 .......... -......... ..
MANY FE! PAID Female. $?.:JO per hr to z i(C u i •moo· s. 2 233 quired. A variety posi· generalists req'd at • ques "' color TV 5
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Secretarial. 1tart. Merit raises. 1537 FatrvlewRd.CM. lion wtth many ex-Oraoge Coun ty's Of ~S! 98MS4l MAGAZINES. lHa tel Wotks good. 1100 nrm.
Bookkeeping MOnrovia Ave. Newport . ecutlve. adminlslrative foremost .bmlnees col· HUGE warehouse IndlaoCottooSola&Lov· 1968.Bouncl.l•todat.e, 875-8740aft.1Pat &c~~i~~e~j~:;~ms. Beach. 548·5125. R<f!a~~a~t~ {Ps t~a~ ! =alt!l1!i:~~t:i: ~P::;r cativf.'g~ =::'C:,~~~ :tle~ ~~1:'~il~Ui loolle. ~.callm.SNJ ftlr yourbgadduaUoo an·
Irvine Personnel Agency ,ackOCJi1MJ-A1Htttbl~1 Restaurant now accept· ti kes peopf •· Call Polick. 55&8890 Now ror deon pianoe, circus or· Pcs ! . Lge selection Pvt Tenn11 Club ram. sent. ran new !"
4811El7lh CostuMesa t.ite. Fringes. sm co. Ing applications ror all 640-2500: mornings on· imrnediatelfttflrvlew. gans, wait doclu, lamps.coffeetbls&Cine membership Pool. original cartons. C.B.a. Suite~ 642·1470 Start$2.SOhr.4Day40hr r:!:.u~:;,~:t!e~!:!t:~'2 ly-8:30to9:30andaskforTeacher·Pre-school, grandfather clocks. homefumlsl\ingsatTHE jacuzzi Evea, whet. PACE, 1 mobile model ~~ _wk_.9'1_9-_7660_. ____ AM. & 2·5 PM .• 10142 Pam. certificate or exper. fuclrultinga.otiques. FURNITURE CONNEC 8'7s.6299 ~;rtt~tinn• ':oo1
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... A N Paddlers wanted for sum· Adams Ave H 8 8·3CH2·30 S2 so per hr Over $1,000,000 Worth TION. 735l Heil, Unil L. Used carpet '5 yarda 5:)2-0868 ass. · ... 1 · · · · · • · · American lntemaUon.al HB.842·1244 old b -,......:.... • ---------P /time to w e I come mer recr~atlon. All age Equa Opport. Employer Secret.tn. &..ecJlll 64().8820. Galleries; 1802-T Ketter· • g s ag. vvuu ~ Component Steno, Sansw
newcomers & t'ontact J!grou!.'...:'.::!ps~. Ki=:::m::;0:.::84::7:_·.::17~32=---l•--------•I G...Ofc~ftplr Ing St.. Irvine Tel. 8 OverstulCedSofa&Lov· D>-5092 amp, dual tum·lbl. KLH
merchants. F1cxlble hrs. PAJMTIR RETAIL Employers Pay All Fees Telephone Sales 75t-1777. Open Wed thru eseat. gold floral. 1 YI Photo equip. Ka.rmaea .-plus, casaette.-deck re·
Need car. lite typing. Ex 'd r red lin LiJ Reinders Agency A FUNNY Sat.9AMto4 PM. Visit! old. $15(1. Call bef 2PM. Ghia. Win neba10. CCM'der MQO. mU. offer.
547-(1095 per or ecora g CLERKS 4020BittbSt,Ste104 900-4709 Typewriter Anaapbone 64().soal · apts. intoul. Perm. N.B. WedfeWOOCI Dark blue • '---------~oo .... •• "'S 40 Hrs wk. Reply to NewportBeaeh 8.13-3190 Be lfuJ' 11 . B4MOV1NGSALE Air cond, Stereo, ... .._ ,._ 1 'fed Call rorappt/estab '65 THING -~~.. · co eetion. "-·--•ut or Spa-'-h ·1m. Vacuum. DlctatiDI SANYO 2 hr home vtdeo AppllcatlonsNow c asst 1 ad no. 899 cto UTO~M -&a"' IJUWK::• '"'" d ADVENT BelngTa.ken Dally Pilot, PO Box 1S60. '"" ported furniture. Misc maeh. S48·720t or ~~!,.Or er. TV'
F\tll & p /time Help Costa Mesa Calif. 92.626. eom..u.nc. MCllicets SICllT ARY HAPPENED •!!t ~Uchln:;:;rof: ~ e co rat or item s . 552-3310 (;"5t!c~':!t prt~ 0C:
Apply ln Person PBX A I S Positions open lst, 2nd & F/time. aarsonable. -· Y res · W 642·7789. Motor·t RP. 100123>. t&O. town. Paclllc Video. nswer ng erv. 3rd shirts in San .-... ONTHEWAY also bu)' & repair HPGE Both 547-8834 Opr. lmmed openlngs. Clemente & Laguna Strong typl.ng It ab nee. 451-1752 Williams Medit style ta· ~ • $?(). con· ---------.MonthruSat 10-5:30
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Call lot appointment
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MECHANIC P /ttme to mfalntain dump trucks &
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Must work varied hrs & Beach. Other areas have Apply In person. Robert. TO WOii. ble.8chairs. ..::t=:m::uous~~d::u::.::tY:,:.·.::.494:.:..:·~:::.:.::._..-fl _______ _
wknds. Apply in person. openings also. No exper. Bein. WllUam Froet & ANTIQUE CLAW F001 64s-6923 160 + yda tan cut pile New JVC RDle96 Stereo
kS:s:ochester St. Costa req'd. Apply at any of Assoc .• 1401 Quail St. I DIDNl BATHTUB B e d r o o m S e t carpet. Like new. r e· reel to ~ tape deck. ourstores. N.B. $75 536·2137 Thomasville. btn s pc moved from mdl condo. Llst rzso. l only $178.
2588Newport Blvd. WANT TOG •....a-... 801., M d1t .. 600 II 640-~ ,..,tlant'c ...... ,,. ••e E ,. ..... a Mesa a•z.7702 SECRETARY. type 70 0 ..,.,...__.... , ~ e . new 04 • SC ---·------· nJ • ,., ........ ~ • """' .,.. WPM. shorthand 100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $725.968-0042 CARPITIM~ l'1UISt.CM In. ectio Mold' _________ , WPM. escrow construe· If .... not ~~h~~ryea8oo C~ea,~ Queen bed. w rnite stand. Uke nu. red tone. approx e~~~~~~~~ I n mg RETAIL SALES lion exp. pref. bu.t not y. :uar. Fre·~ deliver;. sso. Good condit1on. 25 SQ yd_s Sac. $100. 23" Packard Bell Cdor
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Wortclng lead. Ex per. CURk nee. Salary open. Xlnt hcn"9gfm Mslr Cb,g Will also buv 631-1824 or 548·5289 644·94509-o> TV. atereo cccisole. SITS.
w /small precision parts. Office supplies. Interest· growth opportunity. wortdu.J•...... 636-284<> • ...,, · 90 Yds cm crpt swo. Aft a. for all mold shop Ing & challenging work., Start immed. 898-7851 gooch.an:tV-· 9• DOWN FILLED SOFA. HeaJth club membenhip 6Prn 67$-3007 • uclst~1oo~&Dapesronsolnyn.el. F ltlme. Will train . SICAETARY~tPT CALLUSIOR FRGHT DAMAGED PLUS MISC. ITEMS. for sale. Use or all . . Be h St ti r 4020 HOTPOrNT SALE 3D 7S9-Ull. facllltles. Sl.50. Good de· locuh ........ STACO CH IMC ac 8 one 5• A rchitectura O(c reefs AN INTERVIEW w Warner nr H · bor al. 646·5486, leave ,.,,., ..
1139 Baker Costa Mesa Campus Dr, N.B. Gtr1 Friday fol' varlet)' of IAllPAY + SaDtaAn W1~2921ar • ~ouseful of furn. Hunt· message. • ......... •••••••••••••
549·3041 RN Otl LYM ass~giuneotl. XlDtt)'Pina COMM+ IOMUSES a. 1ngton Harbour area. ~--
EqualOpnnr Employer r~d ·-.. DlatanceLlnes HURRY!! Rolls Royce quality. BA~DWIN OraaaoJllC • I .. -·o ,,_,.. Vacation relief.Nurses m'.L.P-tra"'--~ ...,... Total "Ost of turn c:..;-......, ... xl ... eaoct. r •v• Aldell 7 3 & a.11 eoun•... ....... "'"""" Casual.Pun .. . ..,.._ ... _... •••• • -····················· · · .. ' MacArthur Bt at Ford Atmo.l,lben. •MOVING SALE• R5,000. Must sacrifice. beaut. toGe t50IJ. Luy Rebut.It \II n-.. .. Karin
Professional musician
needs girl singer. 548-4783.
Club Conv. Hosp, S.A. CorocuadeUtar llUM-11MI REFRIGERATORS Callaoytime.840"'464 8o)' dlr. Gm. brocade .,,._ e 54NOS1. 714~ W~HE.RS DRYERS 115. Ped. coif. tb&\ IOlld w Ive I vet d r l v a .
R-.__.v ..... 1· Equal Opp t:m9lyr m/f PAKT·T1MI New. ·Used·n--14 \JWlty desk S30. La MapleG" mcL, 16' bl1h, tranamJulon. S191.. Call " ~ ,. u )'OU ttad wen. like to nc..-white swivel chair 125. sso. ~ SS&.aot2 r...c~ A~ Day Shin. Challenpng Secretary talk oo tba pllooO & want DUNLAPSlM8·7'790 Beige wool rug 13xl7 $4$. •-,-------.
Expand! .. ., fg.,...co' has pee. In re-hab oriented Jr Sec-..-& / .,.._...,., ........ C 11 1815NptBJ,Costa Mesa 875-2A35aner&pm. HUST SELL N:B. Teanll 12 Hobie. xtat eoad. lO ... Geriatrics setting. Free • ~.tll'Y ..,..,.vv,your""'··· " ,.. Club famtly mem· Calli. Jl6Alb1, flotation ~~a':in!i o:~C:.,~eMruos~ _m_ed_ln_s_ur_._642_·M_1_0. __ , RKeDtlonlst TIMEA.lfE Sean ~· elec. ~~\~~~~~~· buf· benhlp.6"-53U =..,~~:S.C::.2
have min o{ 3 yn exp RH SitlMrYhor our lo\ler;.-e1t"c. ore UDARIES INC 540-I07laft6PM 548-8629 Rertgerator, clean 175, •~ ........__ _ .. w/hlgh volume mfg co. 11-7."L~.Medlcations oeedaaJoodtyplstthat Rdrlg/frars. wshrs, • AlsoSeal)'Postutepedlc~.--..r-n .. O
Co relocating to O.C. ln 3 a, treatments J.ll. Mesa baa a trent O(c lij)pear.. alJll} Mft5 deyrs. new & recond. re Complete household tull bed $S$. S.-258$. i-·-••••••-••••••H••
mos. Xlnt benefit a & con· Verde Conv. Hosp .. 861 aood ~. Cbe«y ChltJWt:I pair servtce avail. W• °' furn & 3ppllances Seacraft 23 SS. Sac. Mu•t
ditiOIUI. Call Mr. Taylor CenterSt,CM548-5585 a11po1. fa aood pbone &qual()pptmptyrm1f takeb'adetna. 552-5378 Miokor ... ''f'~~~~...1~ tdl. 'nU, two UGO Matt
<2131537·'7140or774·8700 voice. Mu•t ty~ 50+ CROWN Stage Coach Bwik Bed.a -= · .............. O/B. Head. racno. dtOUt Roblft'1R09A~ wpmacturately.Outu· TellerposlUon Um REF'aJGERA110N SW CompleteSet ' fln4•t. •tr~•· ffra 1:'.!.rfi.ct~~~:w!~:~? ~':.:'8:d~~/o~tow~~:~! ~::.:a:l:;d:e~vl::. ~or~r.OQc::er: ~ ~fctt:i'1'rPu.°i "APPLIANCES831~ ' 962-2858 . ICE SKAT~. 11t1a IUd, =· evea 6 wkadl·
5414757 e~ee beneflta. App. required. Pbonetorappt. Must sell Kenmort 9..-,· Cua\. Sofa, toost =~·11r11:°::-f: ,. !~;~·~··~?!!! ~!~~ ..... ?!!~ RoornAttenctaftt• ~1.r.~,:~u:;•:: ~><ii:.~o:-= ~~ ~v~~o ~-:~ ~Uv1.:.~~:J!.i~~ •.oo ... a.o.lllLS7 ''Cit.~'*J=::.::
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open. Some exper. de· time. perm. SJ&.,.161. 1'1t7P«Moilll r El«tr1c:Ory r MIUIOnVleJo • · · · _ ·~ rlbtrll_.. 1111.,£ 0/8, afrable.Call$48·~. , ~-.-3'793. APl)llcatioat will bt ae-!jiC> • "2·14U MOVINOOUTSAUI m Ml'mbcra!tlPI\ Jack -.•llllillatr. 1.W
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loeded •ith eetr. sleei-tract or camper. "' PAIDFORORNOT RoyCcrver,lec. m.e>Ol2 -~•--T510eves6 .................... ~ .. roof. Luxury velvet in '65 M 289 3'n8.
4. full eleelronics, VHF pnce 4!M-29l2 TOP DOLLAR Rolls koyce BMW 7 4 ff n d c i v I e wlmda AMC 9905 . terior. stereo tape, defoa uatan1 , Wert':
radio. Inboard. Very · • 1540Jamborff 8 ti°b ka AJllP'll au•••a1.u•rSHAIP ~· .. ••••••••••••••••••• ger-ALLTHE EXTRAS! ~needs u. dean . 117 ,950. FORSAl,EVWparts, FORTOPCARS NewportBeach 640-&M4 st!:!1t!~.Loml, ~~9118 83BamblerClasslc4-dr. Only 32,413 mllea . --
71U4.2·2'717 Super Beetle. enc & IARWICKDATSUM S21.95.17Wi4JT7or~10 ~lllllfhcl Good trans. "50/bstofr. t7SSSRR>. For aale for PWo ffa.1.
SUP...n BUY tran• ax21~.:.. all olbe 8an Juan Capistrano ,._. 971 S ~1003 ' only $7950. Cort Fox ·~··•• .. ••••••••••••• . .,-,
c.n put&~ AQf Hl·f37S49J·ll75 ._..... 19'16Honda5spd ~unroof ... Leasing.Can '74 Dl ... A W"" 41pd wl.:-t New Foundlaod san·a ... •••••••••••••••••••• pvt party. -.73sa evu: New utcb trans recent· 'Tl Ambass. 4 dr. Very 64S.3661 ~"N'u radiata Lo'*'
bluff, lapstrake dbl hull, ..._ .. ScH WE BUY 1972 Capri 2000, auto, 28 ~days l)' reblt. European clean! Many extras. New $22SC) 752-:=G • "JI' ~:PB~.'tt~1~1·s~.::'i1: ....................... CLIAHCARS :!~s11~~r~~ust ,,... 9710 ~~~~· ,.l,ifr1 .. ~rfr~~! ~· "1·94199 •.m. tos ~~~ ........ !!.3.~ '74R~ABOuT,ru&iZ
anchors & access+ lrlr. Alllf•n/ & TRUCKS ....................... S5950. aft 6 or wknds .__._._ '63 Corvelte. Split window xlnt. itit. Muat ... ! S17C¥). Llc'd & ready to go. ClcdllCa 9520 '76~ Capri. V8, air, PIS, '72 XJ6. Bur~undy w/blk ~ --9910 300 h l 9'J9.al8 MB-2323 or 962·4380. Only ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• AM·FM stereo tape tn1 See to be l , _.....,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpe. p, au o . --------~
12995. LaSalle Sedan 194 CONNRL cWJtom Int/ext. Rallye 640·8800 dys, 75~·1010 911£. perf. eond. All ex '68Sllylark, 1.5 mpg, xlnt Wkdys 642.4352· eves "TS SQUIRE Wp .. v , • . eve._.... Completely orte Rick ~
Udo 1 ~. trailer, extras. Classic:. ereat Invest-whls. lmmac. $4195/bst eves. tru. Best ofr "2-418$3 0 mech cond, Pvt. Ply. &n-4938 • A/C, R/H. soft yel ,
• ment. mint cond. Fo CHEVROLET oh' 640-2423 dys, 675-9626 94M303Jobft tBSCHofr. (114)979-0638 blk Int. $2895. Daf: S2~. atreel or show, $7500. eve '72 E type, VU, 2+2, auto, . Co.gcr 9933 MG-sn!O, eves: 675-Zl'fl
642-6708 768-n71 day5, "97· 2828Harbor Blvd. . all xtras, xlnt cond . '72 F.conoUne "'loft. PIS 'TT Buick Regal. Lo ml. •••••••••••••••••-•••• --------
MORGAN OUT 'S' ... ..,0 eva. COSTA MESA 1973 Capra 2600, A IC, l&S00.6'5-3117 AIT . H 000 miles Mint cond. Many eirtras. '70 2 dr R rf ct "73 Pinto Squire Wgn. ~~ 5 6-UOO AM /FM stereo, good C1'ptn1/ pnlna. $2100 1!995. Pb49$-5448 . . . una pe e . 40,000 ml. SUIOO. ~Dl 33'. diesel. shower. 'STChev.Ortetnalowner. 4 cond. Clean. $1795 '86,3.8SCSptSdn>allorta 8'J.741M Needs minor repairs. dayrBUl~eYe
microwave. VHF. Ped; 47 .000 Mi. Xlnt cond. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR 642-4905 Can be seen at w/1eatb. wire wbla, xlnt. ia Eltate Wen. 9 pass. S. Must sell. SOOO/bsl ~r. '
sleerin1. slip & more. P.O Box 286, Shiner. FORTOPUSEDCARS 136Rochester.C.M. lomi.22mP1-l46-1J55 'TTSM,xlnt.eond. Lom1. trk stereo, haa ever· 673-7857 71 Pinto Sedan, aut
67S-8280or675-7814 Texas.1·512: *-2S33 FOR .. IGN 00M~1c MOO. ythjng. $2500.6'5-5089 .,,... Co l PIS 51,000 ml. 1595 or bR •
.,. • ~& '72 Capri, 2000cc, 311.000 55l.csl0 v• ugar. au o, . fer.~242tdyr;67S.9QS Lease & or partnership 38' 53 BUJCK Speclal A.nniv or CLASSICS mi. new radlAJs. S2000 '72 Jaguar XJ&, air c:ood. 'TT & Cyl Buick cusl. Le P /B, A/C, clean. 846-5421 eves.
North Star FG sailboat edltlon. S100 (lfi&JNH> II your car Is extra clean nrm.M7·7337 AM/FM Stereo. PW. ....... 975 Sabre, a te, p /s, p/b, ~or~IM8==·92«:::::::..· ---=:;~;ljii;;;~i;"--~.-..Ji • m4)QIS.4862 548-219& seeusfarst. British racing green. ...................... AM /FM 8 trk stereo, Dodge 9935 ...,......... tt611
197S H bl C t bt IAUERIUICK 74 Capri. vs. auto, C431DPP>.MB-21111 *10£Al£RINU.S.A. radials.673-4093. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••-• o e a· uc: '7MIRCIDESIEMZ 2111ZSHarborBlvd. AM/FM.loml,S2,650. OY Ca&oe 9915 1974 DODGI '75 PLYMOUTH Custom ~. ll·~ ... ~"t!!!! ~'tt~ 250 CONVERTllLE Costa Mesa 979·2!500 840-8790 7Z XJ6, fully equipped, ~ I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11\ary &-pasrenger wasoa
UUA ...,., --IU iii grey W/blatk, ssaoo. CAltVEI SIOITSMAM¥AH = $1,995. Low bllM
New 13' AMF Sloop condition Classic. AMtFM radio low ma ' 1W1.W0 -~ Blec:k.Allgoodiea.Su~r TOP '73 C.pri V6 •. apd, ai~. Days 841·1200 evH. _. .. ROYct it 1sp•cr.cr.n.a'--a on Ulla vehicle ii
..... rr DO' I "'R . . ~ .. ,._.,,.. vs. aulomallc. pwr. $3,100. A good clean c:a.r w, .. u,$1250/0 er. 1039FVW). ~ l2:500/bltotr.~an ::'9eKtl 1 d butlthasTI.OOOmUea~ 495-5995. ow.--·~E P"''D &PM .,_ftlt..1_ 97•5 steering, a r con .• -~ "' · --~ rack plWJ many other.. It. See ln Dally PU 62&W.l7lh.S.A. FORCLEAN Oat.. tnO •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• a.a.lDIUH VS lt75CADILLAC tras! t961KGS). parking lot at 330 West ·~lpe/ 9070 '58Cad111:
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::n.68.000 ....... ,,.11 .. vi~ ....... :,~;r~e::.l.::~ nAnlf 1 Allf' ~~= OMLY$4995 :.-~~~a:= ....... ••••••••••••••••ml .. all orig. No t ~l~ lJLU~lU fuUpower&factoryair lnfQrmatloo. A1k tor
IAcaJ resid4!11t needs slip rc:ttored. Xlnt cond. LITTLE. Maida t7JI M-1--Oar Co conditloaing. (308NBZ>. Rick or 0.Car in nett
for 32' racln& sloop. $4000. 644·455S -•••••••••••••••••••-•• i•IL}M · . Sale Priced from garage.
Nwptpref'd. 496-7492 SAVE A LOT Rolle Ray~ 6 Ben $6995 ~HARBOR BLVD. '73_S_PO_R_T_Fu_ry_, -a-11t-Q.
Boat1Up,power boat.11lde 'MPontiac C R SHOP&COMPARE aalea • NrYlee ll our • 540-641054CM2U air,2ll000ml.$3000.flr._ u 28. 13 per n S19Morbestorrer. IMPORT A S IARWICKDATSUM spedality. Dodg Chari P see 234.22 DuneDMar Bd, ~;. Ba.lboa Covei -s411.~ -AU MODELS SanJuan-C.pbtrano _..BENTLEY, ~/B A~/FM ,:!,~ 18+ 121'oro.58S-S3llO -
-673-'1737 --------------lll·ll7549J.3375 Gnl.,4dr.Veryr&Ntl Nabers ... n .. , ... -..1r--FOR ...... .,. --------'49Willys Jeepster. Good WE --------75$''A''W.lnhSt.Cll ai-~.a -~
Exchante eo· Lone Bch eng, restorable. $500. C:-. ..... '4W700 <nc>at-<1545 r-..1:11--urn Satellite Sebrte•
Marina slip for SO +Npt 496-5418. MEED ,,.,,...,,. ... ~.. ~ ~ ~rd~~~t~"1: lkhsllp.6?~2172 4WheetD'""" 9550 CLEAN SPECIALS '72 Muda R.X2. Sood '-~HOl ..... ISS • 2600H.irhor81vc.I. window•. Stereo.
tBO. PIER, Marcus chan· ••••••••••••••••••••••• USED CARS 1970 Datsun Pickup. c:ond. new chrteb, new .,.. --C.il\t.i M~w 5-40-9100 AM/FM radio. vlnyl top.
nel side tie, Newport AMC-JEEP MOW U8'77·76804V>. eag,~aft5PM STAILIS 7SCdtCarousel.w/denl Xlnt condition. $1900.
Beach.673-SlU.evu. lt l laCallf. CALI.PAPPY MOW $1795 Mwce•1._ 9740 Brcbra of f1De coatem· tap ft seats, auto. '11' 551-Wf , -
WE0l11'SELLALL 540·5630 •DOVESTREET -•"••••••••••••••• .. • piraryaulornobUel. "72 ELDORADO. JUue. AM/J'M, mats. Sb.,,,. '65 F\JRY ooe owa Tas s1art•._ ....................... c ..... s.,
... " 20 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'89 VW Safari Camper.
AC. AM /FM tape, CB
radio, Awnlna. very good
cond . Wknd 1714)
675-1533. Monday (213 >
682·3721.
9150 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1974 Honda Elsinore 2.50
dirt bilte. $3.00.
Ph 642· 7910. 9-Spm
"7& C8380. t200 ml. Im· mac. cond. IBOOlbst of.
i8 Yamaha YZUSC Mono.
Beatoffec ~
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JEEP DEALERS Near MacArthur 1 ~-ml E.CoMtffwy Beaut Hui cQn4 /.II 12195. l4Ml71 evn. 48000 ml. An new Uni;
INTIIESfATE &JamboreeBoads ....,.. (114)~ poweraccess.@-0500 wknds. muffler, batt In tot
HUGllNVIMTORY ll:J.1300 Mrw•UMCI s.1t 9760 ·n CdV. 39,000 mi, 'e8Dodie1cyt, auto, ~pe. Askin• aoo. c_,.
Allllo4elsNew&Used ~26HARIORllVD. 0V8100 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Brown/beige Loaded. battery. runa Id. Leav-forappt.552-7'13t '
Leasing Available COSTA MESA ~CIDIS 'TS Saab 11 DIS. orig. Asking l6'lOO <'1000 un· tnistat.e. SJ:JO, -.otOf '64 VallanL Clean,~·
CostaMno lt74DATSUM OMDISPLAY owner. b,/C, AM /fM, ~2>1uellst.)~146aft '72 Cdt 4-dr, auto. Xlnt dable, stereo. '47\•
AMC..._ CAR OUTLET 710 WAGOM ..._Of I lf'f erllire control, rallye &.,... cond. AM radio Sl!iOO/bal 1152-6041
2534 HARBOR BLVD. Cash For ccn :a~b!~~i~e!~~ AUTHoa:lr' ·~~~metallic $2995. ·ss Cad. 4 0r. fclass1c1 >. otr. 644-1230 dYJ, 548-4083 _'Tl_P_L_Y_llla_t cond-.-.-.-ey-, ......
Costa Mesa 549-8023 Paid For Or Mot roof rack. In beautlCul MERCEDES DEALER --------1 l'Ull power• good cood. eve gu tnllea1e $1200« beilt JEEPS"77" 2145HARBORBLVD. condition with low 6862Mancbester, S..... 97'2 $1100 ~-.5987 '71Polara9pasaengerSta 846-3139 a CJ ·:,·~. CJ •?'s , <Harbor&Vlctoria> mileage. t928MFV>. A BuenaPark ... •••••••••••••••••••• 68CADta.,LAC Wgn w/everythlng,Beal POllffoc ft
Cherokees. Wagoneers. COSTA MESA real steal at SJJ.7150 '74 Subaru GL Sport, LIMOS.ME ofr. 8'2-41928 •••••••••••••••••••••
Pick·Uj16,uptoSl.200dis-642·0653 ONLY S299S OnlbeSantaAnaFwy. =l~Bestofr, NlcestlnCounty '75 Dodge Dart Swlnger. lt76POMTIAC =~t~ >:v!3~e.mile --WE--P-A_Y ___ , 'ti6 Mercedes 250SE. Xlnt ----------1 Beautiful ebony exter PS. PB. AC. Sul 8 enc. GltAMD Plt~IX 5e Copet~M"--I oond. y,., ml. Beat ofr. ~Moton F1awlesab1Ut!lnterior l2950/bstofr.8'2·UU.or Aut ..... •Uc --..-. nc uv ......._ Low,lowmllea47743 554-4760 -•r-•• TOP DOLLAR 586-27'10dys, 552-0534 ev _. -------• "brakes, arr C!OOd •• u it 2001El.st,SAMS-8000 FOIMIFTY 2845HARBORBLVD. ' -E Cou In ..wsu1••u (JlK6858) Fant tt40 bluew/matdtinllnte or
54"' ..... I 0 • .. "' "'21 • ·~ ~-palnpet, 'su"pert ~ $4189. " l ow m ii e a .1 •t· IMPORTS -... _ • ~-..._ ...... $300 DllC:Ollllt D'ILEGAMCE ....................... (74.SPPF>. I
'76 8210. 2 Door. AM/FM ~.~.835-3lOO New'78(22'1S) 626W 17th,S.A. ~PLONGHIL OMLY $5495 MARQUIS MOTORS
28802 Marguerite Pkwy.
MISSION VIEJO
831·2180 495-1210
WEUIUYYOUR
USED IMPORT
AUTOMOBILE
PAID FOR OR NOT
CALL SALES MGR.
BILL YATES
VW..p()RSCHE
radio. Lo ml. Mint cond. ~f\RK IANf' ll>NEW•USED 541.9250 642·8271, 552·7.181. lU 73Cpe-..U.S15'17 542-8UMJConnle C213>88&.o74tm4>52l· Cad Convert '68, white, COSTA MESA
TOPIUYBl
See us firsl. & last! ToSJ
dollar paid for lmPOC'f,a.
COSTAMtsA
DATSUN
2845 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 540-6410
'74 280Z, 36000 m I.
u_i_,, Oar Co LAKEWOOD good cond. $1500. firm. nu~· . ..Oils Ml-9968aft6PM ~-2145HAllBORBLVD.-
COMPLETE MO. \."\ 540-6410 MO-OJ ll
MERCEDES SUIARU "1/lrse:t~· f~3c::f: ..._ SERVICING MlSSouthSt. Lakew 8-lOPM 642.(J889 •-..: to." "73Grand Prix. 44,000 mt.
!EE ._ GettiJlc a div0tte, rnust '74 Subaru, real sharp 9917 ..U. Call betwn S.11.fm
W H " WAX New eng. Flul 8·trk ~-----~ 6t(>.'5J1 . 1:
=SERVICE. s:aooo. S«M1454, 540-3'7• ·r:~:~.5.!·o':,d ::::: ,..,___ ,.... "72 LeMaos Convert. N&
'1SS"A"W11St.Cll T... 976 .. pnt, nu top, nu tlNl. <n•>e31.o54S .. •••••••••••• .. •••••• snoo. ___,5 76 LTD, 4 dr, beautiful 48,000 mi, orl1 owli.r
-,4 45CSI.. metalll '7C Toyota Corona "1r 1968 Camaro Rally Sport, car. 26,000 ml. l5000 °'" ~urr ~
lllD1 cond. Pvt pty~ i&:i a.pd, air. 12,500 ml. rblt m , PB, PS. 11700 bstofr. Ml-3:342 "14. sreatSafart wcn. t·
ael,!8'1M883 $181$/ofr.5S2.o50'7. 7:19-l85'1 '74 Torino Elite, PS, PB ly eqpd. A/C. Lo ~ .
• 89 280 s~ Le th lnt. ~·dr~auto. aood ClllYrollf 9920 vinyl roof , slat coad MC>-!885evesoely ~
new pot • Mi~belin1. ..,r::J~ $1.lOO, ....................... S3250.8'75-l090 1114 Pontiac Vent\tra
Mustrell8'15-5S89 , . •a Q)eyy Nova, wagon. '73 Gran Torino Sport, llatcb'-cll. air, PS. P&,
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Grand Old Flag
Autumn O'Bryan, Joey Lacombe and
Patricia Gugliotti (from left), students at
K.illybrooke School in Costa Mesa, lead
pledge of allegiance in Flag Day rites
before 40-foot American Flag. The Flag,
too big for school flagpole, was hung on
side of school building for today's Flag
Day ob.5ervance.
Huntington Budget
Hearing Smooth
A proposed $31.2 million
general fund bud1et for Hunt·
lngton Beach sailed through a
public hearing in 40 minutes
Monday rtight and failed to en-
counter any major hitches.
City Administrator Bud Belsito
said be expects the budget to be
formally adopted by the city
council next Monday after a
study session to address citizen
eoncerna. Judging from the mild
response Monday nl&bt, clUien
opinion won't be a major IMtor
in the final decl.alon since Only
seven residents spoke at the
sparsely attended bearing.
Most were either for or against
a proposed community swim·
ming pool at Ocean View High
Services Set
For Daughter
Of JuJge Smi,th
' A recitation of the rosary will
be offered tonight at 7: 30 at St.
1Angela Merici Church In Brea for
Charlotte Jean Smith, 19, of Hun·
tin&ton Beach, who died Monday
in an auto crash. .
Funeral services will be held
. Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. with
burial to follow at Queen of
Heaven Cemetery in Rowland
Hei1hts. Miss Smith, of 8361 Lomond
Drive, la survived by her father,
Judge John H. Smith, of Irvine;
her mother, Adrienne SmJth, of
Buotinston· Beach; brothers
John H. and Cbri~topher, of Hun·
Unaton Beach; and four sisters,
Pat. Ann. 'Mary ancl Adrienne, an
of Huntineton Beach.
School with provisions for the
handicapped. ·
Financing of the pool is recom·
mended from fees paid by de·
velopers in lieu of land dedlca· .
ti on.
Money for the so."meter pool
originally bad been earmarked
from the Housing and Comm.uni·
ty Development fund. This
money wu subsequently put into
other prQfeda ... it WM de·
termlnecl that the pool may not
be an ellllble BCD activity.
City Attorney Don Bonfa said
in an opinion that subdivision
funds can be used for the pool as
long as it is primarily for public
use.
The proposed general fund
budget is up 8.6 percent from last
year and revenues are based on
an assessed valuation increase of
lSpercent.
"City Administrator Bud Belsito
said that if the valuation climbs
to 20 percent, as be anticipates,
be will recommend a reduction in
the property ta.x rate from $1.62
per $100 assessed valuation to
$1.55.
The budget calls for an addi·
lion of 20 police officers at a cost
of $534,000 including salary and
benefits.
Other new employes proposed
In the budget inclu.de t.hree
firemen, one data processing
worker, a building department
inspector and five full-time and
one part·time public works de·
partment workers.
Public safety departments and
related services comprise $15.6
million d1he $31.2 million spend·
ing package.
The police department would
get $8,746,073olthe total.
The fire department would get
$5,010,318; !\arbors an<t beaches,
$1,081.098 and the build.in& de-
<See BUDGET, Page ..U>
Seamge PMnt
&pan.ion
Pro teated
Proposed expansion of the
Orattge County Sanitation Dis-
tricts <OCSD> sewage treatment
plant on Brookhurst Street near
Coast Highway in Huntington
Beach bas about 160 local
homeowners worried about in·
creasingly foul odors.
A resident of the area, Michael
Winneguth or 21781 Summerwind
Lan~ a federal official at a Hon Beacta bearina Moa·
day that attempts to alleviate~
odora have not been completely
successful.
Winne1uth, who said be
represented about 60 of the
homeowners near the plant. not·
ed that the odors and insects
from the sewage treatment pro-
cesses last fall caused an uproar.
OCSD Chief Engineer Ray
Lewis told the homeowners "foul
air scrubbers" would be in·
stalled. But Lewis said Monday it
may· still be two or three weeks
before the air is cleared.
"Sewage proceasin1 plants are
subject to urets, •• Lewis said.
''There wil always be some
odors around the plltlt."
Monday's m~ting was the
first part of a three-location hear·
ing in Santa Ana and Garden
Grove to gather input on environ·
mental impacts of proposed
sew age plants in Orange County.
OCSD officials plan to more
than double the treatment
capacity of the Huntington Beach
plant in the future.
Last fall, open-air drying of
slud1e caused local residents to
cry foul.
SludJe-d.rying operations were
halted. Weather conditions made
the problem less noticeable, resi·
dents said.
But with summer coming, said
Winnegutb, residents are fearful
that the insect and odor problems
may return.
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Attorney 'Fed Up'
Diedrich· Friend
Testifies at Probe
BJ GUY GRANVILLE Ol tM o.u, ..........
Fullerton attorney Michael
Reminctoo was on band today to
again test.l!y before the Oranie County Grand Jury aa the jury
continued its slx-montb probe in·
to county political practices.
Remington ls county
Supervisor Ralph Dledri~'s
personal and bmlness lawyer as
well as close personal friend.
Diedrich bas been the center of
attention in the grand jury's
lengthy investi1atlon.
Two weeks ago, the Fullerton
supervisor made an abbreviated
appearance before the jury, an
appearance that was cut short by
a bombastic statement be made
regardinc the legitimacy of the
inquiry.
It is Diedrich's con\,ention that
the grand jury ·bas exceeded its
rightful powers in probing into
his personal, business and
political life. ·
However, be said Monday be
would instruct Remineton not to
cite lawyer-client privlleee when
testifying before the grand jury
today.
But Remington, who initially
testified last February, indicated
before be walked lnto the jury
room that be is "fed up with this
whole thing and an investigation
that is nothing more than a fish·
ing trip aimed at getting
·Ralph."
So far, Remington said, no one
bas pointed to an off~nae that
Ralph bas bad anytbl.n1 to do
with.
•·And yet they-k"P' -eolnl on
Ralph .in the hol"llJ they'll fiQd aom~" JlelD#nct90sald. Two months ago potltlcat
operator Loran Norton and
another wt\l)esa were indicted by
·the jury on perjury related
charges.
And in the initial ataees of the
invesUCation there was a flurry
of amendments to public cfia.
closure statements by 1976
political candidates and some of
their contributors.
Remington bas admitted lend·
lng at least four candidates sup-
HBYouthJob
Signups Set
The Huntington Beach
EmploYtnent and Training Ad·
ministration will accept applica·
lions for the summer youth pro-
gram Wednesday.
Applications wlll be available
at the Employment and Training
Administration Office, S38 Main
St., from8a.m. tosp.m.
The program is designed to
provide paid work experience
and vocational exploration for
eligible Huntington Beach rest·
dents from 14 to 21 years of age.
Jobs in the summer youth pro-
gl'8m pay $2.30 an hour. The pro-
gram is funded by the Com·
prebensive Employment and
Training Act (CETA).
ported by Diedrich in last year's
elections rougbly $55,00Q. all 'but
a small portico of whlcb bas been
repaid.
The Fullerton attorney bas in·
siated the loam were personal to
the candidates rather than to
their campaigns.
And, be bas shown copies of
peraonal notes as well as can.
celled checks to prove his point.
The attome.v bas maintained
HE'LL LEAD ·P;\R~DE
Huntington'• Bartlett
ForinerBB
6'yorJ~4
Parade Chief
Long·Ume Hun~gton Beach
City Co\lftcilman and former
Mayor Ted Bartlett will lead the
73rd annual Fourth of .f uly
parade as lt81taod marshal.
Bartlett was selected by the
clt)''s Speclal' Events Commit·
tee tander a new policy governing
selection d the parade leader.
Cqmmlttee chairman Joseph
Whaling s~d that, in the.past, the
clty bas chosen celebrities from
outside the city for parade
honors, but the new policy calls
for local residents who have COD·
tributed to the community to be
honored a.s grand marshal.
Bartlett bas been a resident of
the city for more than 50 years.
For a number of years, be has
operated his service station on
M aln Street where residents
often have gathered to d1scuss the issues of the day.
He served as mayor in the-late
19405 and was s:ecently hoaored
by the Orange County Leaiue of
Cities for bis more than 20 years
on the Huntington Beach City
Council.
Thls year's parade will beiin
at 10 a.m. at Main Street near the
site~ tbe former clvtc cent.er.
that while Diectricb encouraced
blm tc;> make the loans, they were
bla own and dld not Involve aDY.ot
the county supervisor's money.
More recentlY, the erand JUl'Y
baa shown an Interest ln abort.eel
real estate deals involvlnt ~m·
tngton and indicted police . in·
f,onner Gene Conrad. ·
BemillltoD bas described three
transactions lnvolvtn1 Conrad u
(See PROBE. Paae A!)
Teachen
Nix Final
Pay Offer
Ocean View (elementary)
School Dlatrict teachers rejected
the dlatrict'a final contract offer~
Monday DiChl. aeuing the stage
for a poaible teachers strike at
the atart ~next school year.
Spokesmen for both negotiat-
inl teams today comll'IDed the
district's last proposal, whlch of.
fered teacbera up to a seven per-
cent raise for 197'1·78, followed bJ
an additional five percent. bike
for the next school year. · ·
Tbe seven pef'cent raise would'
be ~ maximum allotment and
could be doeer to sl.x percent. de.
pendiftl 911 the amount of new state~ the dis&rict expects
to receive.
Ocean View Teacher.a Aaaoda·
tlon Prealdent Lee Voebko
cla1ma ''the board's lack ot coo-
alderatloa for the basic human riPta ot teae:ben'' was the ma-jor reaton (or the rejectiod
rather tti&D disputes over salary
bikes .. ' ·
Teachers are seeking a six pel':-
cent pay bike for 1971·18. $500 ln
increased frioge benefits and 58
percentot all new state funding.
The district is off erinl up to
$206 in new fringe benefits over
the next two years and a lesser
share ot new state money.
"At this point, I don't think
there'• anything more to be
done." aaid SUperintendent Dale
Coogan, who added that the
state.aDllOlnted mediator called
to to aiCfbarealD.lng talks bas left·
the distri~. "It was an equitable off« ~
there were no other issues (~
than salary /frinae benefits) on
the table.•• aa.Id Coogao.
However, teachers claim 14·.
sues auch u class size, grievance
procedures, association rigbla,
leaves and teacher work hours
remain to be settled.
(See DISPtJTE. Page A!)
School Board Sets
Special Meeting
A special stud1 aealoo to con-
sider the lluntinston Beach City
School District's $12 mllllon-plus
bud1et for 1977·'11 Will be 'held
toni&bt by school trustees.
·i 8dor "alley Birthday s-...ner Tbe public meetlnc beefiis at
8:30 p.~ at Dwyer School. 1503
P•lm Avenue. Runtineton I
Beach. I
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RESTOAINO MURDER VICTIM'S IDINTnY 8eUJ OatUtf ........ Woman'• Fece
Faee 'Reborn'
Media Aid Hunt for Slayer
SYCAMORE, ID. (AP> -Medical speclaliata have re-
cruted the face ol an unidentified murder victim whole ateletao
wufound under a collapsed abed last September.
The f~. made of modeling clay, will allow the search to re-
sume for the young victim's killer, who shot her in the bead as
long qo as W75.
LAW ENFORCEMENT officials spent months ln an unsuc·
cessful effort to identify her by the bones, the traces of attn and
hair and a few remnants of clothing found on the skeleton.
.. We knew she wu ao-
meone's daughter, maybe
someone's wife, and that
maybe someone,
somewhere was looking for
her. But we just didn't
have enough to go on,"
said Sgt. David Munch of
tbe DeKalb County
Sherill's office.
"WE DID OUR best
through fingerprints and
dental records, but without
a face, there wasn't much
hope ot identifying her,"
be said.
Now Jane Doe has a
face , fashioned by
specialists at the Federal
Aviation Administration's
Aerornedical Institute-in
Oklahoma City.
The technique was de·
veloped by Dr. Clyde
Snow, a physical an-
thropologist at the in·
stitute, for use in iden-
tification of airplane· acci-
dent victims.
MYSTERY WOMAN
THE INSTITUTE bas recreated 25 faces in 10 years and the
reconstructions have contributed to identifications in 20 cases Snow 18ld in a telephone interview. '
••'lbe degree of resemblance has varied, but there always bas
been a resemblance, .. he said." At worst our reconstractlons look
like an amateur oil painUng. 'At best they provide an almost photographic likeness." ·
HBFiremen
In 'Olympia'
A conUngent of about 20 Hunt·
ington Beach fireman·athletes
will compete in the California
Firemen's Athletic Association
Summer Olympics' beginning
Wednesday at UC Irvine.
Olympic·type events will be
held for three days.
Last year Huntington Beach
firemen won the volleyball and
water polo compeUUon and a
number of swimming events.
F,....PageAJ
BUDGET •• • •
partment, which provides safety
inspectioqs, $819,377.
A $500,000 conUngency fund is
included in the budget as well as
$1.2 mllllon ln reserves.
N-Plant Okayed
W ASBINGTON (AP) -The
Carter adminiatration bas de-
cided to pennlt conatroction ol
the controversial Seabrook
nuclear power plant in New
Hampshire. administration
sources said Monday.
ORAMQI COAIT "'"
p,...,pllfleAl
DISPUTE •••
While both sidet1 claim a desire
to return to the barcainlna table
as soon as possible, such meet-
ings appear unlikely before early
July when the state will an·
nounce the exact amount of new
funding which the district\vill re.
celve.
Uno settlement is reached dur·
ing upcoming meetings, teachers
have voted to strike at the start of
the next scbool year.
GOP Switches
Said Unlikely -
W ASIDNGTON (AP> -The
Republican leader ot the Senate
said today be doesn't expect any
GOP members ol Congress to de-
fect to the Demoerata despite the
admission by two congressmen
that they•ve considered
switching.
"I dclft't know of any defectlom
that are imminent," said Sen.
Howard lL Buer Jr. of Ten· neuee.
Baker wu asked about a "" port that Repa. Jobn Buebanari
(R·Ala.), and Charles Whalen
(R;Ohio), have tbouaJit about
switching to the Democratic
party.
P.•shed
a.ac. City Ad· midst,_ .. 911111 Bthlo ,_.. .......... ., elPl all
tJM dlJ~I 1'4"-IMULnlllll ... ,....apital ......
locludld '-'bis,,.... la tbe
purcU.. ol S Yehlclel,,.........
from aub-compact can to a 1~
wbeel dum9 truck.
TM d~ WW nceve $1,02S,'6C
ln re,... &utal fwsda for the nm .... QUU1en ot Ula fiscal
year.
Admlniltratlve Analyst Darrel
Cohoon aald replacement of the
capl\al equipment ls badly
needed becauae lt bad been
Iar1el1 nel)edecl because of past
u,bt ctty bad&etl.
Proposed allocations for
various departments include:
-Pollce: Twenty-debt patrol
cars, commun.lcatiao equipment
for vdlides; $75,000 for reloca-
tion and rebuilding heliport; five
motorcydes.
-.4.dmlalm'aUoa: Data pro-
ceaalne equipment. color press
and process camera.
-Fire: Six autos for inspectors
as well as fire hose. nozzles,
paramedlc equipment. -Pla••q: One vehicle, one
typewriter, file cabinets.
-Balldlac: Seven replace·
ment vehicles. /
-City Atttrraey: One
typewriter.
-Barban and Beadles: Three
replacement vehicles, tractor.
replacing ot parking meters and
a new stairway and railing at
base of pier. miscellaneous
equipment.
-Cl&1' Treaaarer: Office
fumltme, one typewriter.
-PabUc Works: Fourteen
pickups and trucks, SO.foot aerial
tree trimming device, repair of
two st«m drain pumps, installa·
tlon of 10,000 gallon no-lead fuel
tank, miJcellaneous equipment.
The exeenses total $1.023,464. .J ¢',
F...,.PqeAI · ... ~
a.one. Hart,
Newport Ciric
Uader, Dia
Charles E. Hart, lon1-tlme
Newport Beach councilman,
civic leader and mayor of the ci·
ty from 1862 to UM, died Monday
afternoon at a local convalescent
home. He was 82.
Funeral services are pendlna
today at Pacl.ftc Vlew Mortuary
in Corona del Mar.
Newport Beach Mayor Milan
Dostal read a brief announce·
ment of Mr, Hart's death at Mon-
day's City Council meeting.
Councilmen adjourned the
session lg his memory.
Mr. Hart was a long.time resi·
dent of Newport Beach. He
moved to the Harbor Area in the
late l.9t05. He was a realtor and
joined the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors in 19'8.
He served as president of that or-
ganization in 195:5.
The following year be was
elected to the City Council and
was re-elected in 1960. He was
elected mayor by his fellow coun-
cilmen in 1962 and served ln that
capacity until he retired from the
DEIRO.n" CAP> -A WW MC1lad-cndet took tbe wt~ staDd todQ .. ldellltiOid • 47 • JUJ'odd man u lbe ,.,._ wbl>
Mot ..S ltllW bla t...w .. tbe clusroom lut ~ wblle r:;:n,..... iD Ulit daD WMdaml bonw. Se.en-year-ol.4 RobeJt Snow •. twistina iD tbe wttDea ehalr ..
de r queaUont from Aut.
PrGHCutor Jcilm L. Tbobl.peca
Jr., wu uked Ube••• tbe man in the comtruom who ba4 ab'ot tu.
teacher. Bett1• KcCuter, oo
Nov. 10 a tbe Burt Elementary
School.
The blond youngster polDted to
the defendant, Al Lewis.
estranced husband of the t5-
year-old M1A McCuter.
Four otber cblldren, two boya'
and two glrla. who teatified
earlier. were unable to identify
Lewia.
Members of the jury leaned
forward ln their cbalrs to coocen.
trate on the testimony of the
childml. which at times could
bar,ly be beard.
All the children were ques-
tioned by Recorders Court Jud&e
Patricia Boyle aboutll wbat it
meant to tell the truth. ·Each said
children who tell lies have had'
things happen to them, such as
spankings. They all promised to
tell the truth but none was ques.
tioned under oath.
The four children who could
not identify the defendant•
scanned the couttroom slowly
trying to pick out the man who
shot their teacher.
Lori Audette, 7. constanUy
smiling behind a band she held in
157,BIJOIN
HUNI.'INGTON
School Bming
Plan Weighed
In Huntington
Huntlqton Beftb UbSoa RlCla
School Dlltrict Superintendent
Frank Abbott bu recommended
students who live more than two mifea from acbool CC!lltlnue to be
eligible for home-to-campua ai.-
lng neztfall.
Trustees have coos1dered a· tend.I.DK· the bualna llmlt for atu-.denta wbo llve two and one.half
or three m.De1 from sebool. .
School board members will
consider Abbott's recommeoda·
tlon at ·a 7 o 'clock meeting
tonight in the Edison IUlh Scbool
cafeteria, 21400 MapoUa St.,
Huntington Beach.
Abbott baa also proposed a re-
duction ln the number ol bome-
to-scbool bus nms per day and
cutbacks in athletic, community
school and field trip busing.
Trustees have been eyeing tbe
businc cutbacka as a money.
aaTlnc measure aloce last Jan WU")'.
Flap.at Ralf Staff
PROBE ••• • council in 1964. !' Former city manager and
councilman Robert Shelton today .
recalled Mr. Hart as a "kindly,
thoughtful man who had a nice
sense ot balance.••
"woefully inept and unprofita·
hie."
In those transactions, Conrad
through bis Irvine-based firm
Pension Funds of America was to
acquire loans for real estate
pure~ in which, Remington
and others werfl involved.
The population of Hunt·
ington Beach stands of.
ficially at 1S1,8>0, accord~
ing to the California ·
Department of Finance.
The figure is based on an
estimate as of Jan. 1. Tbe
city's population was
151,500ooJan. l, 1976. ·
WASHINGTON (A.P) -The
flags at the U.S. Supreme Court.
·are at half staff for Justice Tom
C. Clark. who shunned retire-.
ment at age 61 to become the first
man ever to serve ln each of the
country's. 11 federal judicial
circulll. Clark, 771 died in his
1fleep ol undiaclosea causes early
Monday in New York City.
But ~emlngton said that
Conrad failed to pl'Oduce the
loau and the deBll fell through.
The Fullerton attorney has
also tnslated that Diedrich bad no
financial or personal interest in
tboee ill.fated transactiom.
Tbe crand jurr•s term is
schedulell to end July 1 and it is
expected that what bas been a
laborious probe into political
practice and operations of couilty
government will be concluded
before then. . . ,, ...
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Father Jailed ·
In .Vengeance ~
Move in BB ~·"'
A Huntlngton Beadl man who
p0llce allege toot the law and a
abotaun into his own bands after his ts.year.old daughter was al·
le1edly raped Saturday night,
has been Jailed by police oo an
usaultcbarge.
Police said the man was ar·
rested Sunday after be bran.
dished a abotlUD in front of a
home where be believed two
m8:1es responsible for the alleged
ra~~ere~.
omcera later arrested Ray
Crus, 23, of 17382 Koldeo Lan~
Hunttnaton Beach, and Robert
Acostas, 28, of lSSl Wilson St..
'Midway City. on suspicion of
rape cbarget.
Tbe younc airl told police she
waa assaulted Saturday night
while on her way to a friend's home· in Nortb Huntlbaton
Beach.
Shelton said Mr. Hart's work
as mayor was .. to contribute to
interg~vernmental harmony.
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WBl!'!P:IJNG1.~·Va. (APJ -
Police 111 tbe IDJJer Of a •)'Oar·
old candidate for nunbood m11
have attacked her as ahe wu
prayiq, draaed ber to a fence,
raped her and atra.qled her with
h1a ban handa. • •
All autopsy was to be hel4 to-day ca Roberta !:Jam, whose
Dllde, bruiMd body WU found
Monday afterooon tn a neld
about 7S a.ill• )ardJ fl'Om the,
Mt. st. Joeeph Mother HOUH,
where abe wu a_ prenoriUate
canctldate for~ SIJterw of Kt. St.JOlepb. .
A.t tbe tfme ot ber de•tb; MIU
Elam "••• muln1 what 11 ·called a illmt retreat at UW
mother. bouse -a Ptriod ot Cota· templatlon," aald Frank
Sweeney. apoketmao for the
•
dlocae of Wbeellnt.charleltoa.
Police aald they found a pr*)>er
book near the bench when Mias
Elam bad t.e.. 1l~.
uwe feel that the subject came
tbi'ouab the 'ffoodt Mblnd her,
pulled'bei' win;.,. over tbe
bench and .cairled her approx·
·lmately 80 teet".to a feee, aaid detfftlve Norm~ Of tM ObJo
OOUnty&birift!a ~ent.
Police uld the uaallaot ap.
parenUy uaed h1I bare hands
becaUliO no mat.erlal WN found
t.bat could bavo Moil used to
atranCleher.
Miu Elam, formerlj of Allen· dale, N.J., wa •e ol two or
thl'ff women In u;e prenovttlate
•t•1• •t lh! mother hOole, whlcb
b11 about 100 D\;nJ, Sweeney
Hld. .. •
•
ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A. TUESDAY, JUNE 1•, 1977 TEN CENTS
Grand Old Flag
Autumn O'Bryan, Joey Lacombe and
Patricia Gugliotti (from left), students at
Killybrooke School in Costa Mesa, lead
ple~ge of allegiance in Flag Day rites
before 40-foot American Flag. The flag,
too big for school flagpole, was hung on
side of school building for today's Flag ·
Day observance.
Reactor Go-ahead OK'd
Houae, Senate Hammer ..4.uuy at Carter Plana
WASHINGTON (AP) -A
House committee dealt another
setback to President Carter's
energy program today, voting to·
continue wo'tk on a controversial
nuclear breeder reactor which
the administration proposed can·
celing. •
1 Across Capitol HUI, backers of
legislation lo remove price con-
trols from natural gas pressed
their attack in the Senate on the
Carter administration's plan !or
continued regulaUoa. They won a
preliminary victory on that issue
m a Hoa9e subcommftt .. last·
week.
authorize $150 million to begin
actual construction on the reac-
tor, which will produce more
nuclear fuel than it consu~es.
Carter asked Congress to
phase out the project, claiming
the fuel it produced, plutonium.
could too easily be diverted for
use in· atomic weapons by ter-
rorist groups.
However. the committee re-
jected. 11·11, an amendment by
Rep. Thomas J. Downey (D·
N. Y .), that would have ac·
complished what the administra-
tion sought by ending work on the
breeder project.
As White House.energy adviser
James R. Schlesinger sought to
defend the Carter plan before a
House panel, the Senate Energy
Committee was considering a
rival plan to deregulate newly
drilled natural g~.
Cetaatgtolllinaeapol&
AttoTneY 'Fed Up'
Diedrich Friend.
Testifies at Probe
By GAil\' GRANVILLE· ifiiit O.lly ...... Slittt
Fullerton attorney Michael
Remington was on band today t.o
again testily before the Orange
:county Grand Jury as the jury
continued its allc-month probe in-
to county political practices.
Remington is county
Supervisor Ralph Diedrlcb's
personal and business lawyer as
well as close personal friend.
Diedrich baa been the center of
attention in the grand jury's
lengthy investigation.
Two weeks ago. the Fullerton
supervisor made an abbreviated
appearance before the jury. an
appearance that was cut abort by
a bombastic statement he made regarding the legitimacy of the
inquiry.
It is Diedrich's contention that
the grand iW'Y bas exceeded its
rightful powers ln probing into
bis personal. business and
political life.
However, be 11..aid Monday he
would instruct R~mington not to
cite lawyer-client privilege when
testifying before the grand jury
t.oday.
But Remington, who initialty
testified last February, indicated
before be walked lnto the jury
room that he is "fed up with this
whole thing and an investigation
that is nothing more than a fish-
ing trip aimed at getting
·Ralph."
So far, Remington said, no one
has pointed to an oflense that
Ralph has bad anything to do
witb.
"And yet they keep going on
Ralph in the hopes they'll find
something," Remington said.
Two months ago political
.operator Loran Norton and
another witness were indicted by
·the jury. oa perjury related charges. ·
And in the initial stages of uie
Investigation there was a flurry
.of amendments to public dis·
clos ure statements by 1976
political candidates and some oC
their contributors. .
Retnington bas admitted lend-
ing at least four candidates sup-
ported by Dledricl'\ in last year's
elections roughly $55,000, all IN&
a small portion of which bas beeQ
repaid. · ·
The Fullerton attorney has in·
sisted the loans were personal to
the candidates rather than to their campaigns. ·
,. And, be has shown copies ot
personal notes as well as can·
celled checks to prove his point.
<See PROBE, Page AJ)
Continued work on the Clinch
River br~er reactor project
near Oak Ridae, Tenn., was ap-
proved by the House Science and
Technology Committee tod-.y on a 19-11 vote.
Route Deadline Given
The committee agreed to
Hearing Set
Tonight on
Site Rules
Oranee County Airport sup· porters and opponents have until
June 24 to tell the federal Civil
Aeronautics Board bow lbey feel
about an application Crom North
Central Airlines for a route from
Minneapolis.St. Paul to Orange
County. '
The deadline was set by the
CAB in May when the airline liled two applications for routes
from Minnesota to Southern
California and asked !or an ex-
pedited hearing. ·
A spokesman for the CAB said
today the board will review state-
ments flied by interested parties
by June 24 before deciding
whether to move the airline's ap-
plication to the top of its docket.
If the expedited hearing is
granted, the application would be
beard sometime in lbe late fall,
the spokesman said.
The dual applications ask for
routes frOQ\ the 'l'win Cities to
Hollywood·BUrbank and to
Orange County via either Las
Ve1u or Phoenix.
The applications concern only
the route and do not specify num·
bers or mchts nor type of
aircraft, the spok~man slid.
News of the application was
given to the Newport Beach City
Council Monday by City Attorney
Dennis O'Neil who claimed no
local officials in Orange County
had been notified of the pending
application.
The CAB olficials, however de·
nied the lack of notification and
said the airport's governing
agency had been sent notice of
the application for an expedited
hearing.
Bob Bresnahan, director of the
Orange.County Airport, said he
found out about the application
through Hughes Airwest, which
Irvine R&nch Water
Board Will Expand
Irvtne Ranch Water District
directors agreed Monday to ex·
pand the she of the board from
live to seven memben lnd to al-
low bomto'lmel'S to elect two of
the seven directors.
In tbe tlov. 8 1eneral elecUon.
homeowners living in the IRWD
area 1ril1 elect two new direetora
and landowners will elect three
othen whose terms ex.ptre bl
Dteet:nber otthia 7ear. A~ to board presJdeOt
Lansing Eberling, the change
was made to allow homeowners
more voice in the policies ol the
water district.
opposes it.
"I think they (the CAB) as·
sumed that lbe City of Santa Ana
owns the ..airport, so the~ prob·
ably notified them instead of
us,'• Bresnahan said.
~ewport Beach city offiCials
were not happy about the pro-posal.
.Mayor Milan Dostal said. "it is
vital for us to oppose this.
"The noise impact on this clty
from the airport is already un·
bearable. To add more would be
unthinkable."
Councilmen authorized city
manager Robert Wynn to send a
delegation of city officials, in-
c I u ding councilmen, to
Washington to testily against the
proposed route once a hearing
date has been established.
City Attorney O'Neil said he
would take appropriate action
on the city's behalf to intervene against the application.
Wounds Fatal
MERCED (AP> -.,.... A Merced.
County woman, Allee Adams, 64,
of Atwater1 wa.c> was beaten and
shot during a robbery at her
. home May 28 has died trom her
wounds, the coro.oer'a office re-
ports.
Serricea Set
It's a Whitewash
Tom Sawyer <right), played by Alan Nakasone, con-
vinces his friends, played by Michael Rankin (left), and
David Colclaser (center). to whitewash the fence. First,
second and third graders at Turtle Rock School are
participating in the operetta "Tom Sawyer," which will
be pe rformed for parents tonight at 1: 30 in the
multipurpose room. It will also be shown on Channel 3
at 7:30 p.m. Monday night.
Irvine Teacher Pay
Contract Reached
B7MLARYKAYE
OI ... o.lff P'IMCS\aff Negotiators say they have
reached agreement on the Irvine
teachers' contract for 1977-78, but
they refused to divulge any de-
tails except to admit they have
abandoned the idea of a merit
pay system.
Special meetings have been
called for Thursday by the Irvine
school board and by the Irvine
Teachers Association to ask
members if lbey wish to ratify
the ap-eemer;it.
"Both sides are relatively un-
happy with the agreement, which
leads me to believe it's a damned
good agreement." explained
Jack Parham, the district's chief
necotiator.
Parham said major con· cessions bad been made by both
t!det, but he declined to reveal
any 1petjlics except to state lhat
the board's plan of initiatine
merit pay was dropped.
''I'm aorry we had to see mmt
pay 10, but 100 percent Of the
teachers were oppohd to it aDd
from a manacement 1tandPoti't,
It •oUld have been foolish to
alle~ate all of the teacben,.,
Partiam continued . •
''We made a lot of com·
promises too ••• neither Jaclc
nor myself i.a happy with the
agreement, so I guess that's
good," Mrs. Reedy commented.
Teacher spokesmen have said
teachers are opposed to merit
pay because it may lead to com-
petition among the teaching staff
and would result in a certain
percentaae or the teachers re-
ceiving no pay lacrease at all.
Coast
Weatller
Cloudy late tonight and
early Wednesday momln1.
but sunny Wednesday af-
ternoon. Lows tonight 56 to
60. Highs Wednesday 68 to .
72 at beaches to 76 lnland.
INSIDE TODAY
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FRAZIER PARK <AP)-A runaway truck on In·
terstat.e s here plowed into a field early today and
spilled 10,800 pounds of refrigerated cheese and
sausage, the Cali!ornla Highway Patrol reports.
Kem County Health Department officials were at
the scene, trying to determine whether the food was
fit tor sale.
ed
c1Uld I Ill l retl'eat at UM
moth• ~ -a period cl COO•
temptation.•• 1atct Frank.
weeo91, apolleaman for-the.
diocese ot W'Melin.ll-Charltiton.
Police Hid they (ound I prayer book near the bench wbere Miss
EJam had beenalWng.
"We tld that the 1ubJect came
lbro\Wl tht1 woods behind her•
pulled her backwards over the
bench and carried her approx-
imately 30 feet" to a fence, said
detective Norm Sayre of the Ohio
County Sheriff's Department.
Police said the auailant ap-
l>lrenUy used bis bare hands
because no material was found
that could have been used to
strangle her. •
Miss Elam, formerly of Allen-
dale, N.J .. was one of two or
three women in the prenovitiate ·
stage at the mother house, whicb
has about 100 nuns, Sweeney
said.
Fiii C'a•dldatn
Here ~ th five men rec:ommeoded to
Prealdent Carter u can(Uda fer dlrec· tor of th FBI. From left are John Van de
Kamp, lA>s Angeles County district at·
torney; Neal. Welch, Pbiladelpbt• FBI
aient cJWCe; JOh:n I. Inrln. a~ court Judie from Miw~buseUa; am
Lucut lberiff of W Count), Mich..
and Harlingt.Oa Wood, a U.S.. Appe.als
Court Juqe.
B_oy, 7, Fingers. Suspect
·Defendant Pegged in Clauroom Slaying
DETROIT (AP) -A nervous
second-grader took the witness
stand today and identified a 47·
year-old man as the person who
shot and killed bis teacher ln the
classroom last November while
meant to tell tbe truth. Eaeh said
children who tell lies have bad
thinss happen to them, such as
spanlcings. They all promised to
tell the tnJtb but none was ques-
tioned under oath.
shot their teacher.
The unidentified driver sustained a minor head
cut, and a passenger escaped without injury.
The southbound tractor-trailer rig lost its brakes
at about 5: 15 a.m., and the driver steered the truck in·
to the field here about 40 miles south of Bakersfield on
the Grapevine Ridge Route, officials said.
B dg youngsters in the cl1U1s watched u et. in horror. College seven.year-old ·Robert Snow,
The four children who could
not identify the d efendant·
scanned the courtroom slowly
tryio1 to pick dut the man w~
Lori Audette, 7, conatantly.
smilin& behind a band abe held in
front of her face, looked around
the loa&est of any of the four and
finally said: •·1 don'tsee blm."
Ao autopsy disclosed Miss
McCuter was killed by five
gunshot wounds to the hea~ four
Jired atcloae range.
The truck hit a rut as it rumbled through the field
and overturned. The name of the truck's owner and a
damage estimate were not known.
Ex-Newport Mayor
Charles Hart Dies
Charles E . Harl, long-time
Newport Beach councilman,
civic leader and mayor Of the Ci·
ty from 1962 to 1.964, died Monday
afternoon at a local convalescent
borne. He was 82.
Funeral services are pending
today at Pacific View Mortuary
m Corona del Mar.
Newport Beach Mayor Milan
Dostal read a brief announce·
ment ol Mr. Hart's death al Mon-
day's City Council meeting.
Councilmen adjourned the
session in his memory.
Mr. Hart was a long-time resi-
dent of Newport Beach. He
moved to the Harbor Area in the
late 1940s. He was a realtor and
joined the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors in 19'8.
He served as president of that or-
ganizabon in 1955.
The following year he was
elected to the City Council and
was 1e-elected in 1960. He was
elected mayor by his fellow coun-
cilmen in 1962 and served in that
capacity until he retired from the
council in 1964.
Former city manager and
councilman Robert Shelton today
recalled Mr. Hart as a "'kindly,
thoughUul man who had a nice
sense of balance."
Shelton said Mr. Hart's work
as mayor was "to contribute to
intergovernmental harmony. He
smoothed out some rough spots
Viejo Driver
Injured in
Irvine Crash
Two cars collided on Jamboree
Boulevard near the San Diego
Freeway offramp at about 12:45
p.m. Monday, causing major
damage to both autos and send·
ing one driver to the hospital for
emergency treatment. ·
Officials at Tustin Community
Hospital said Faith Perry
Widzer, 41, of 24392 Maceda
Drive. Mission Viejo. was treat-
ed for injuries to her left side. She
was not hospitalized.
The other driver, Clyde Ronald
Gales, 32, of Tustin, com plained
of pain in his knees and was
treated at the scene by
paramedics.
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that had existed historically
between the cities of Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa and
between the city and the county
as well.''
In addition to his activities in
city government and with the
board ol reallors, Mr. Hart was a
member or the Masonic Lodge
and the American Legion.
He had been hospitalized for
several years. Hedied Monday af·
ternoon at the Mesa Verde Con-
valescent Hospital.
Mr. Hart apparently had no
immediate relatives living on the
west coast, friends said. His wife.
Nellie, died in 1969.
F,..,,.PageA I
PROBE •••
The attorney has maintained
that while Diedrich encouraged
him to make the loans, they were
his own and did not jnvol ve any or
the county supervisor's money.
More recently, the grand jury
bas shown an interest in aborted
real estate deals involving Rem-
ington and indicted police in·
former Gene Conrad.
Remingto·n has described three
transactions involving Conrad as
"woefully inept and unprofita·
ble."
In those transactions. Conrad
through his Irvine-based firm
Pension Funds of America was to
acquire loans for real estate
purchases in whi~h Remington
and others were involved.
Bul Remington said that
Conrad failed to produce the
Joans and the deals fell through. ·
The Fullerton attorney has
also insisted that Diedrich had no
financial or personal interest in
those ill-fated transactions.
The grand jury's term is
scheduled lo end July l and it is
expected that what has been a
laborious probe into political
practice and operations of county
government will be concluded
before then.
The $24.7 million tentative
budget for next year received by
Saddleback College trustees Mon-
day is $6 million higher than the
current spending plan but calls
for no increase in the tax rate.
The board withheld comment
on the adm1mstrabon 's proposal
until its first formal study session
next Monday. starting at4 p.m. in
Room212oflhecoUegelibrary.
One reason the increased
budget requires no boost in the
present tax rate of 95 cents per
$100 assessed valuation is an ex·
peeled 18 perc~nt increase in the
distnct·s total assessed value
figure.
Though trustees received lhe
tentative budget package they
are not expected to approve it un-
til next week's session. Approval
is required by law before July 1.
Following a series of hearings
during which adjustments will be
made, trustees must approve a
final budget in August.
The proposal before the board
s hows an increase from $16
million to $19 m1lhon m the dis·
trict's general operating budget.
This is primarily a renect1on of
expanding course ofCerings and
the suuested hiring or more than
60 new employes, according to
Business Manager Roy Barletta.
The budget also calls for expen·
d1ture of nearly $7 million on
capital improvements during lhe
1977-78fiscal year.
T hat figure includes such
things as $1.54 million for
purchase of the second carnpus
site in Irvine and construction of
t,he first buildings al the satellite facility.
It also includes the final $1.7
million for the music and arts
building at the Mission Viejo cam-
pus, which is due to be open in the
fall.
or the anticipated $1 million
cost of a swimming facility at the
school, S8>0,000is in tbe budget, as
is more than $800,000 for repair or
faulty science building vents and
relocation of lower campus build·
ings totheuppercampus.
College officials expect to
spend another $4.1 million on
capital projects in the 1978-79
school year. bringing the total for
three years of construction acUvi·
ty to nearly $16million.
Sandra Chandler, the 9-year-old girl wbo flew to
Washington seeking her moth r's release from prison,
hugs her mother, Patricia Gale Bouke, 42, dud.DI a press
• m>nlerence at. the Foderal Correctional Institute in Yort.
Worth.
\
twisting in the witness chalr un-
der q uestions from Asst.
Prosec:utor John L. 'l'bompson
Jr ., was asked if he aaw the man
in the courtroom who had shot his
teacher, Bettye Mccaster. on·
Nov. 10 at the Burt Elementary
School.
The blond youngster pointed to
the defendant, Al Lewis,
estranged husband of the 45·
year-old Miss Mccaster.
5,500 Marchers
Protest Gay Blas
. 1
Four other children, two boys
and two girls, who testified
earlier, were unable to idenllfy
Lewis.
Members of the jury leaned
forward in their chairs to concen-
trate on lbe testimony of the
children, which at times could
barely be heard.
All the children were ques-
tioned by Recorders Court Judge
Patricia Boyle about what ll
Peace Emphasized
WASIUNGTON CAP) -U.N.
Ambassador Andrew Young says
South Africa is in a ''race against
time" and even if he thought
bloodshed was inevitable he"
would work for a peaceful solu·
lion between blacks and whites.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -An
estimated 5,500 gay rights ·ac-
tivists marched through
Hollywood to protest singer
Anita Bryant's campaign against
homosexuals.
The protest Monday was one of
the lareest held since Miss
Bryant's campaign succeeded
last week in repealing a Dade
County, Fla., ordinance forbid-
ding discrimination a1ainst
homosexuals. (Related story,
A4)
Since her victory in Florida,
Miss Bryant has vowed to carry
her anli·homosexual campaign
nationwide.
Miss Bryant claims that
homosexuality is immor al and
contrary to the teachings of thP
Bible and threatens to corrupt
children.
Proba'bly ever y woman has a slightly
diffenttt realOft. Are you planning to CJO
back to wort&? Did your husbmlcl get that
promotion, so you'll be mlncJllnCJ more with
the company wives? Or did you catch a
CJllmpse of yourself In a don window •a
wondet-, fu1t for an Instant who that heffJ
older looldnCJ woman was?
Whatever your very personal
reason. it's undoubtedly time you
discovered the Lillian Ballard
Police said t he one-mfle candleli~ht march was well·
organhed and peaceful.
The protest was sponsored by
the Gay Community Services
Center of Hollywood.
Sheriff to Address
Irvine Republicans
Orange County Sheriff Brad
Gatea will meet with the Irvine
Republican Assembly tonight at
Venado Intermediate School in'
Irvine.
Tonight's 7:30 meeting is open
to all Republicans lo Irvine. For
more information, call Bobbye
Powers, 752·9260. or Robert Cof-
fman, 551-5747.
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ORANGE! COUNTY, CALI FORNI A
Grand Old Flag
Autumn 0',Bryan. Joey Lacombe and
Patricia Gugliotti (from left), students at
Killybrooke School in Costa Mesa, lead
pledge of allegiance in F1ag Day rites
before 40-foot American Flag. The F1ag,
too big for school flagpole, was bung on
side of school building for today's F1ag
Daf observance.
Teachers Nix Benefits
l~e Likely in Laguna Beaeh Talla
After 4'h months or negotiat·
in&, teachers and board of educa·
tloa negotiators in the Laguna
Beach Unified School District
have !ailed to reach agreement
on 1977·'l8contracts.
Today, ·the Laguna Beach
Unified Faculty Association re· Jected the latest board offer re-
garding fringe benefits for de-
pendents and declared a de·
adlock.
Monday night, trustees met in
executive session and, according
to faculty association represen·
tatives, decided that lf teac)\era
did not accept a settlement to-
day, impasse should be declared,
. The board of education· and
teachers have agreed on a basic
salary increase of five percent.
About $3.2 million is involved in
teachers salaries aud benefits.
Services Scheduled
But teachers wanted a clause
in tbe new contract to guarantee
that half of any new or unac·
counted ror monies that might be
discovered after a flDal budget
accounting would go toward
boosting fringe benefits.
The school board's position
was that new monies should be
used to build back the district's
reserve account, which ad·
m~ aQ abould .be kept at flH. percent of tbe total
bwtcet. ·
Tbetehool board'• concessions on salary (the board originally
ofrered • three percent raise> re-
portedly depleted the reserve
U La R d I hfundsto3.4percent. .r or wyer u 0 p ta~fi!:Ua:'r~t~·;;
Memorial services for San
Clemente attorney Norman
Rudolph, who represented ticb
and poor alike for 22 years, are-
scbeduled at 3 p.m. Thursday at
the Masonic Temple, 3011 S. El
Camino Real. Hewas52.
Rudolph died Saturday of head
injuries suffered in a traffic acci·
dent last week. POltce said be fell
from his motorcycle wblle trying
to start it \>y getting a tow from a
friend. 1be cycle bad been con·
nected by a rope to a car.
Tlie attorney lost control at low
speed and fell in the intersection
o( W. Paseo Del Cristobal and
Calle Toledo.
Ruciotpb established a general
law practice ln San Clemente in
1955. He was known for bis will·
in1ness to represent all kinds ol
people, from the desUtute to ttie
affluent. He became friends with
many of his clients.
Rudolph wu elected a trustee
of the Capistrano Unified School
District, serving from 1964
throup 1967.
A native of Los Angeles, be at·
tended UCLA and received bis
law degree at Southwestern Law
School.
Coast
Weather
Cloudy late tonight and
early Wednesday morning.
but sunny Wednesday af·
ternoon. Lows too.liht 56 to eo. Hiehs Wednescfay a to
12 at bMCbes to 76 irtland.
any monies above that should be
He was active in the Masons av all able to employe groups.
and EUcsserviceclubs. Kay East, fac~ty assoclaUon
His hobbies included photo-
graphy, mustc (be played the
dulcimer, among other folk in·
struments), woodworking and
tennis.
Rudolph is survived by hls
widow Patricia; a daughter,
Rob;ynn; a brother, Arthur
Rudolph, of Australia; and a sls·
ter, Roberta Bennett, of Los
Angeles.
The Norman Rudolph
Memorial Fund bas been
established to benefit the South
Coast Area Boys Club gym-
nasium. Donations may be sent to
the law offices, 113 A venida
Granada, or to the Boys Club, 1304
Calle Valle.
RudoJpbwillbeburiedatsea.
spo"kesmn, a&ld today the
teachers don't believe the board
really bad to cut bito the reserve.
.. Our feeUng," abe said. "is
they really haven't cut it. When
the prellmlnary buda~t is put
out, the figures may say one thina. but not pntll Jul1 1, when
books are eloeed1 ls tt~ible to
know exactly bow much ls left in
the reserve.
"We think the reserve is being
projected conservatively (in the
final prelbnlnary budget)."
Under Impasse, contract
negotiatioas go before a
mediator from the state Educa·
tional Employment Relations
Board.
A mediator ls expected to be
appointed 1n about a month.
Swimming, SrirfJng
Zone oft LB Agenda
elude!
-The Crescent Bay specific
plan providln.r clevelopment and redevelopment of the scenic pro-
perties, but conservation of
views and archeologieal finds.
.::Renewal of a permit tor the
Gypsy Wagob Craft Booth at 805
Laauna CUyon Road dl.U'ing the
summer festival season. Deilial
is recomm-ed.
-Orderin' periniis tor ihe Canyon Acres-Arroyo Drive re:
aldentlal parldni prolfam.
Attomex 'Fef!, UP'
I
Diedrieh Friend
Testifies at Probe.
BJ GAllY GllANVILLE Of •o.etJ ,........,,
Fullerton attorney Michael
Remlqtoo wu oo band today to
ag_aln testify before the Orange
-County Gt'and Ju.ry u the jury
contim>ed It.a six-month probe fn.
to coUJd;J' political practices.
Remington ls county
Supervisor Ralph Diedrlcb's
personal and business lawyer as
well uclosepersonaJ friend.
Diedrich bas been the center or
attention in the grand jury's
lengthy investigation.
Two weeks ago, the Fullerton
supervbor made an abbreviated
appearance before the jury, an
appearance that was cut short by
a bombastic statement be made
regarding the legitimacy ol the
inquiry.
It ls Diedricb's contention that
the grand jury bas exceeded lts
rightful powers in probing into
bis personal, business and
political life.
However, be said Monday be
would lmtruct Remington not to
cite lawyer-client privilege when
testifyins before the grand jury
today.
But Remington, who initially
testified last February, indicated
before be walked into the jury
room that he is "fed up with this
whole tbinl and an investigation
that ls notbin1 more than a flab·
ing trip aimed at gettln1
·Ralph."
So far, Remington said, no one
bu pointed to an offense that
Ralph has had anytb1n1 to do
with.
.. And yet they keep eolng on
Ralph in the hQPeS they'll find
&OD\etJl!D._••~nildd.
Two montba ago polltldal
operator Loran· Norton and
·another wil:lless were indicted by
tbe Jury on perjury relat~
charges.
And in the iniUal st-.es ol the
invesU,atioa there was a flarry
.of amendments to public dis·
closure statements by 1976
political candidates and some of
thelr contributors.
Remington has admitted lend·
ing at least four candidates sup-
-ported bJ Diedrich in Jut year's eleeU~ l'CJlllhlY ~.ooo. all but a a mall porUoo ol wbicb bu been
repaid.
Tbe FWJerton attomey hu in· sisted the loam were personal to
the candidates nther Uum to
their campaips.
,, And. be h4S shown copJes of
pertOQal notes u -ell u can·
celled checks to prove bi.a point.
<See PROBE, Pa&e AZ)
....., for Cartn-
Nuke Breeder·
Work Backed i~ . rr
WASWNGTON (AP) -A
House COIJlDlittee dealt another
setback to President Carter's energy program today, voting to
continue work on a controversial
nuclear breeder reactor which
the administration proposed can·
celin1. · Across Capitol Hill, backers of
legislation to remove price con·
trols from natural gas pressed
. their attack in the Senate on the
Carter administration's plan for
continued regulation. They won a'
preliminary victory on that issue
in a House subcommittee -last
week. • ,
Continue<l work on the Cllncb
River ~er reactor· l)roject
near OM Ridae. Tenn., waa ai>-,..oWMI..,. UM Bouse Se._..ed
TecJmololy Committee toda.y oo
r .
a 19·11 vote.
The committee agreed io
authorize $150 million to begin
actual coo.struction on the reac· tor, which will produce more
nuclear fuel than it coosw1u1&.
Carter asked Congress to
phase out the project, claiming.
the fuel t:. produced, plutonium,
could too eaally be diverted ror
use lD atomic weapons by tei·
rorlst groups.
However, the committee ~·
ject.ed, 17·11, an amendment by
·Rep. Thomas J. Downey (D·
N. Y. >. that would have ac-
c<inipD.abed what the aclministr•
tion ~t by endinc work on ~e
breeder project.
Meanwblle, Senate Republieq •
Leader Boward Baker told re-~ be feels there is a good •
chance tlait the Senate would
also Tote tO restore funds for the
Electronics EXpe.,-t
New '.ROP Directon
. Cllnch 'River plant.
A.a White House enera adviser James R. Sehl~ soulbt to
def ead the Carter plan bet ore a
Howse pend. the Senate Energy
Committee was considering a
riv.al plan to deJ"egulate newlY drilled natural gas.
1'1 ~£.COOPER
oet11to.11rl'l ... 1t.t1t
Dr. Jerold Simons is doi~
what be has wanted to do since
eighth grit@ -teachln1 elec-·
tronics. He alao ia the new chi~
adminlltrator o( the Capialraoo-
Lacuna Regiocaal OccupaU01;1al
Program CROP>.
. '•'I can'1t imaeine n~t
teacbing," said Simons, who left
a position as administrative in·
tern to the Provo1 Utah, superin·
tendent ol acbooa to accept the
ROPpost.
"~ see myself u a teacher, and
to keep a good perspective u an
admini.stiator, I believe I need
to keep teacbiog."
Simons said the BOP ~ not a
new procram, althou&b it was
establlabed by the Capistrano
and Laguna Beach Unified
School just five years ago.
''The program is as old as the
apprenticesblp system, of which
it is a modification," he said.
.. It's the 'bands on' approach to
learning a Job sklll, to which we
have added some classroom in·
atruction.~·
Simons has been personally m.
volved In vocat.lonal education
since be started teaching hi.Sh
school In Anaheim in 1963. The
Anaheim program •&$ 1eared
toward· ft.Chting unemployment,
and Simons said be derived great
satlafacUon from ptactn1 his stu-
dents in WIA,
"Tbat'atb. pay that doesn't
come ln aft aivelope,'' be said.
The ROP ts vocational traininc
which uaee the community for lta
(SeeSDIONS, Plle AZ)
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ROP Chief Sf mo?!
5,500March
To Pr.otest
Bryam Sttuid
Water Hontl'
Extended
.
ilfer
w.tJ• AJl dll a.:mw.....,ma
tiOMd -eo.rt P1lriela JloJl• •bout what t· co &ell u. tnrtb. h Mid
dd'*-wtio tell u.. hue bad
... to u..m. lucb u ........ TbeJ .u pn1a11Md to
&ell ta. fntb but DCmO WU u.ed_...oadL
Tllo four children wbo could aot Identify the defendant·
tc the eowtroom slowly
..
1c .. -.tes
Hen are the five men nieomnamcJed to
President Carter a candidates far di.rec·
tor of the FBI. From left are Jobra Van de
Kamp, Loe Angeles County district •"-
t.oroey; Neat Welch, Phlladelpb.la PBI
qent In charae; John J. Irwin. a sUperlor
court Judce from Masaacbmettl; Wllllam
Luca, lberiff of. WQDe Co«m'1. lllcb..
and Harllniton Wood. a U.S.. Appeals Court judge. · •
,._nm• .-d Gfflra Jiit ..... ... c. ......
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He ---· .... ttc. bet the ROP ~
mu.nlq coll PftCl'UU -ktw._ t.be OP ud adab
•hacetfol1
''Tbll!lre an mu:r MODle lau.is comm wt.oWoa.fillMftl ,..., ............ ~---woqkl uu to weft • -.. wbtclt u.., ecN14 • ._ prtcle, .... al4; .
.. Tbe &OP b atri~ ~ oriented. ad tbe ttuclllilt ea ... tb.e end ot .. trabl.l.Qf. ..... .W beaa tbejob. •• 1
Adult ---~ Jll'GIP'W Of. fer nlmble tn..1.ntq 1la 1k1J1a.
wbleb are aat ~ jobr.-
ll'Ji.aa to plck oul the man •bo •
Mo& ..... tacber. ' Budget Up $6 Million· lated, Simons Aid... • • · ••11y wife toOt a madalae-.
broldery ~ whldl· lbe .,
jo7ed Vf!frl much, .. be aid, ''bat
sbe had DO lntenUoa of sans to
work u a seamstrea. U the
coune bad been oriented toward
prepariq atudena to become
sewln1 macblne opera~ it
wouldn't bave been appropriate
for 017 wUe, wbo wanted to aew
at home for tbe f amil.Y. ••
..
Lori Audette, 1. constanUy
•mW.. blb:IDd a ha.ad she beld In
froat cl her face, looked around
the lOQle8t al any of tbe four and fia.a1b' ntd: "I don't see blm."
An autopsy disclosed Mias
llcCut.er wu kllled by five
8U0 sbot woanda to the head, four
ftredatdOMnqe.
Beeb cl the 29 student. ln the cla.. bu been subpoenaed as
proeeeution witnesses, altboueb
attomeys said only a few were
espected to testify.
FRAZIER PARK (AP) -A runaway truck on In-
terstate 5 here plowed into a field early today and
·spilled 10,8>0 pounds of refrigerated cheese and
sausage, the California Wghway Patrol r~rts.
Kern County Health l>el?artment officials were at
the scene, trying to determme whether the food was
fit for sale.
The unidentified driver sustained a minor head
cut, and a passenger escaped without injury.
The southbound tractor-trailer rig lost its brakes
at about 5: 15 a .m .• and the driver steered the truck in·
to the field here about 40 miles south of Bakersfield on
the Grapevine Ridge Route, officials said.
Tbe truck hit a rut as it ~bled through the field
and overturned. The name of the truck's owner and a
damage estimate were not known.
College Trua~ See No Tax lnereue
The $24.1 million tentative
budget for next year received by
Saddleback College trustees Mon·
day ii $6 million higher than the
current spendine plan but calls
fornoincreaseinthetaxrate.
The board withheld comment
on the administration's proposal
unUI ita first formal study sesaion
next Monday, startiQjt at4 p.m. in
Room212ofthecollegelibrary.
One reason the increased
budget requires no boost in the
present tax rate of 95 cents per
$100 assessed valuation is an ex·
peeled 18 percent increase in the
district's total assessed value
llgure.
That fleure lncl~dea such
tblaes aa $1.54 million for
P\ll'Chaae ol the second campus
site in Irvine and construction cl
the flnt blldld•ne• at the satellite
facWty.
It also lncludes the final $1.T
million for the music and arts
bulldiuattbe Kilaion Viejo cam-
pus, whlch la due to be open in the
fall.
Of the anticipated $1 milllon
costof a~facllity attbe
school, _,,OOOtain tbe badtet. u
ls more than $800,000 for repair ol
faulty science building vents and
relocation d.Jower campus build·
lqs tot.be upper campus.
Colleae offielala ezpect to
spend another $4.l mllllon on
capital projects ln the 1978-'19
scbool year, brln8inf the total for
threeyean of construction actlvi· ty tonearly$16mllllon.
Water District 4
Ov..er June Quota
Simona. wbo ls 38 ·aad th9
father al six cb1ld:reD. 1alcl Ule
tac• tbat be bolds a doctorate
mteht be traced back to. welder
he admired in h1P school wbO
bad a muter'• decree. · ••ue ~me to do wbatevw
I chose to do to tbe beat ol my
abllity,'• said Simons. ur hope
that ii something we can convey
intheROP. ·
"People are realiziq you can
be happy without a college
degree. There is respectability in
any line of work, as long as it's
donewdl."
Though trustees received the
tentative budget package they
are not expected to approve it UD·
til next week's session. Approval
ilrequiredbylawbeforeJu.lyl. County Water District No. 4, use fortbesamemonth. Robe .Following a aeries of bearings Rob"--J durin& which adjustments will be servi.ne San Juan Capistrano and Meadows said the total amount (NU,
made, trustees must approve a adjacent Spotted Bull and Dana the local district can use in June r 1 .... ..1 ...... inA t Knolls areas. is running over its without incurring the surcharge ~rom T •• 6',,.,n l.D.;b~al =r~ the board June water quota, district Of· is 91 million gallons. U consump. £ j J ~~
shows an increase from $16 ficialsaanouncedMonday. tioncootinuesatthepresentrate,
million to $19 million in the dis· Water users in the distrtct bave the district would exceed its al-CriW:~~!·c~~-be
trict 's general operating buc:fget. consumed 39 million gallons or lowance by 7 .5 million gallons. judge wore a borrowed robe as be
This is primarily a reflection of water so far thls month, 3.4 In order to encourage water fumed.
expanding course offerings and mill ion gallons over the conservation, water dlstrict .. Is nothing sacred anymore?
the suggested hiring or more than guidelines establis hed by the directors recently authorized My robe bas been stolen out of
60 new employes, according to Metropolitan Water District $800fortbepurcbaseof500water chambers and my pen ls also
Business Manager Roy Barletta. (MWD), said T.J. Meadows, guard kits. These kits are availa· missing. I don't know why they
The budget also calla for expen-director. ble free, two to a family on a first dido 't take my cigars," Common
diture of nearly $7 million on "U we keep it up at this rate, come r~t served basis, at dis-Pleas Court Judge c. Perrie
capital improvements during the we 're ln trouble," he said. trict offiees, 31301 Andres Pico Phillipe said Monday. ·
., 1977-78fiscalyear. .il .MWD, which sells water to Road. · . He hung his robe in a closet
.. ., ~ Water District No. 4, charges $62 Additional information ·on the Friday afternoon. It waan't there
FremP.,,eAJ
PROBE CONTINUES. • • p,.... p.-AJ -a: •· per acre root (325,900 eallons) for kits and on other water conserva-Monday morning. So he donned a __.... I ~~ any amount of water used ln ex· tion · techniques is available by well-worn robe left in tbe clolet
. The attorney has maintained
that while Diedrich encouraged
r him to make the loam, they were
· blaownanddidnotinvolveanyof
. the count;y supervisor's money.
More receoUy, the erand jury
baa shown an interest io aborted
real estate deals involving Rem·
iQltOO and indicted police in·
former Gene Conrad.
Remilletoa bas described three
transactions involving Conrad as
·'woefully inept and unprofita-
ble."
In those transactions. Conrad
through his lrvine·based firm
Pension Funds of America was to
acquire loans for real estate
purchases in which Remington an~ others were involved.
But Remlntton said that
Conrad failed to produce the
loans and the deals fell through.
Tbe Fullerton attorney has
alao inalBted that Diedrich had no
GOP -Switches
Said Unlikely
W ASHJNGTON (AP) -The
Republlcan leader of the Senate
sald today be doesn't expect any
GOP memben of Congress to de-
fect to the Democrats despite the
adml.ulon by two consrasmen
that they've conaldered
swttcblna.
.. I don't know cl any defedlons
that are imminent,'• said Sen.
Howard H. Baur Jr. ot Ten-
nessee.
Baker WU uked about a re-
port that Reps. John Buchanan
<R·Ala.), and Charles Wbalen
(R;Ohlo), have tbou1ht about
swltcblQB to the Democr•tlc
patty.
OAANOE COAIT
DAILY PILOT
ttnanclal or personal interest In
those W-fated transactions.
~ WATER. • • _c_es_s_or_eo_pe_r_cen_t_o_f_laa_t_y_e_ar_'s __ c_a_lli_Qjt ___ ,_.93-_15_15_. _______ b_y_a_nother _ __..J_udg_.._e_. -----
The grand jury's term Is
scheduled to end .July 1 and it is
expected that whal bas been a
laborious ~obe into political
practice and operations of county
government will be concluded 1 before then.
· aald.
"These wells were abandoned
when they began to silt up and
the water became saline (salty)
back ln t.beea.rly 1920s.
Charla Hart,
Newpor:t Ciric
l«uler, Dia
"The water district formed at
that time and found a s upply in
• the Santa Ana River and coo-
1, tinued to get ita water from that
source WlW the l9tOs when it
became too brackis h," he said.
Charles E. Hart, long-time
Newport Beach councilman,
civic leader and mayor of the cl·
ty from 1962to1964, died Monday
afternooa at a Jocal convalescent
home. He was 82.
Funeral services are ~
today at Pacific View Mortuary
in Corona del Mar.
Newport Beach Mayor llllan
Dostal read a brief announce-
ment cl Mr. Hart's death at Mon-
day's City Council meeting.
Councilmen adjourned the
session io his memory.
Mr. Hart was a lOQl·time resi-
dent of Newport Bea~h. He
moved to lhe Harbor Area in the
late lNOs. He was a realtor and
joined the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board ot Realtors in 19C8.
He served as president of that or·
gani.zatloo in l95S.
The following year be was
elected to the City 'Council and
was re-elected in 1960. He was
elected mayor by his fellow COUD·
cilmen in 1962 and served ln that
capacity until be retired from the.
council in 1964.
Former city manafer and
councilman Robert Shelton t.oday
recalled Mr. Hart as a "kindly,
thouJbtful mm who had a nice
senaeofbalance."
Shelton said Mr. Hart's work
as mayor was ••to contribute to
lntereovemmental harmony. He
apiootbed out some rouah spots
that bad exlsted blstorically
between the ciUes of Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa and
between the city and the county
uwtll. ..
ln addltloD to bis actlvltles ln
dt7 80'Nl'JlllllDt and wltb tbe
boarilof reattin; Mr. Hart wa a
member of the Kuonlc Lodi•
ud u.. AmeriClll Letfon.
Be ba4 been holptt.allae4 for
1neral,ean. Bed.led Mooda.Y al·
ternoc:a at tbe lies• Verde Coo·
valeletlDtHolpltal.
Mr. Hut appanmtb' had no
Immediate relatttes llrinl an the wat eout, frleodl aald. HJs wife,
N.We, 4ied ill 1989.
Election Deadly
MADIUD, Spaln (AP> -
Sp11D'1 nrtt fNe eJect:IOD cam· Palri in 41 ,..,.. hu ended wtth
bomb aplotkm and •P~ far
moderation ••
It was at that time, the district
began to participate in the im·
portation of Colorado H~er
water upon which it now relies
for all water.
Pboenix will receive about $800
for field study of the local
byd'rology. No borings are
planned at t.bia point, Sweany
said ..
A Laguna Beach resident. the
w·ater expert bas worked for the
federal government and bas been
a state department adviser GO
water resources in Nigeria,
Morocco, Ethiopia and Thailand.
He is a consultant to Boyle
Engineering Corp. of Santa Ana.
If water is found, there will be
questions about who owns it,
Sweany noted.
M ucb of the property behind
the city lies not in the local water
district, but in the Moulton·
Nieuel Water District. In addi·
Uon, there are U private wells in
the aftL
Sweany said the di.strict would
cross that bridge if and when it
-came to It.
4
J bT . • . ' o ra1n1ng ~
Classes Set Jl ..
Banklnf, escrow, diesel and
automobile air condttlontng
classes are open this summer in
the Capistrano-Laguna Rqlanal
OccupaUonal Proaram CROP>.
beginning the week of June 30.
Rutdenta ot the Capistrano
and Laauaa Beacb Unified
School Districts can attend the
Job skill training and intern pro-
g ram free of eharae. Job
coun.sel.lni and placement ate
alao offered.
Addltlonal Information is
available by callin& ROP offices.
496-JUS..
AVALON, N .J . (AP) -
M'otoriata here have been uked
to obq ''tw11e crouln1•• slgnt.
Tb• Avalon Couae.rvatlon Oom-
rnl11Jon aald M.oPd&f tbe annual
tlirlle ria.lgraUon bu becun from
back bay ~IJ'lbland.I to aand
dunes, incr.uhla tbe rlsk Of
turtl BIDS run OYel'. Th
turtln i., tbelr qp ln the warm aand.
. \ }·
Pr~llably every woman ha• a slig•lly
differtftl reason. Are you pa-Ing to CJO"
back to work? Did yow lmltmcl get tlaat
promolloll, so yoa'll be ...._og ....,.. wHll
Ill• company wives? Or cld you catch a
CjllntpM of yowself In a store willdow mcl·
wonder, pt for • Inst.I who ·that hHYy
older loolllng wom• was?
Whatever your very personal
. reason, it's undoubtedly time you
discovered the Lillian Ballard
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1211 yew Ml'Tt.g 0..,.. CI fJ
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•
Let our figure expert herp you set your weight and inch loss
goats. Give you a Relaxing Complimentary demonstration.
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1 No Shots or Piiis
Nutritional Guidance
No Disrobing
lmproved~
~7
ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TE~CENTS
Oh No, Not Ne~ort Bf1'd. l:ulg!-
--.Nc.,.n anc• ud Calta btach·bouncl traUlc IA both' Xna offlclal.t ••J tb•1 ue ·cJU.. ,.. .... t1ui1: camau llllDt to
NlirfMieM.-por\a.s..ad..
B C'Qalldl a:.emkn froro
1*a. dtia ... a UUle C'redilalollll
at tlM t.t• Dep1rtmr-nt of
Tl'UlpGIUIUaD'S t1mJ.lll.
a ca1Trus offtc1all plan to start
Uae ~project lo July,
OI \bie beeriMt IDOD for
Grand Old Flag
But, tbe1 add. th resurf aelnf
between N'.wport 8eaeh cttr ball
and 11 .. Drtve Ill Cotta Jlcaa
wW taaplaee atnilbt.
N•WPOl't B .. ch councilmen areo'tf~. "Dot.My llav'e to do it in July.'"
CouncPmu Don Mclhnil uked
lloodQ D!iht.
.. Can't~ do it ln October or
November?'
"Frantly, I thlnt It's colng to
b4t jut as bad at ni&ht unless
they're plannlQa to work between
the bourl ol 2 and 4 a.m.," he
addett.
Costa Mesa Vice Mayor Jack
Hammett, wbo bas long battled
tor a freeway to replace the
boulevard in his city, said the
Dally .,, ... l'lleto lty l'atri<~ 0'0--11
Autumn O'Bryan, Joey LaGombe and
Patricia Gugliotti (from left), students at
Killybrooke School · in Costa Mesa, lead
pledge of allegiance in Flag Day rites
before 40.foot American Flag. The flag,
too big for school flagpole, was hung on
side of school building for today's Flag
Day observance.
Final, OK of $23.8 Millian Set June 27
-...r"ort Beach's proposed
$23.8 illl:ion city budset cleared
its first hur~le Monday nlgbt and
is set for (mal r:proval by city
councilmen JUJ~~7.
Councilmen wrangled over the
budget for more than two hours
and heard public testimony on
nine additions which would have
added $212,000 to the proposed
spendins package.
In the end, the list of projects
added to the budget totaled
Ongoing Probe
$16S,935 and included items
aought by the police department,
the fire department, the Utter
control committee, the arts com-
mission, the Corona del Mar
library, the senior citiiens center
and the mayor.
Most of the public testimony
came from residents who sup-
ported the two items sought by
the police department -$96,940
lo pay for policemen hired to
replace departing officers before
Diedrich's Lawyer
· Faces Jury A.gain
By GARY GRANVILLE·
Ol IM Oelly l'llM Slaff
Fullerton attorney Michael
Remington was on hand today to
.l•lain testify before the Orange
County Grand Jury as the jury
continued its six-month probe in·
to CoWltY political practices. Remington ls county
Supervisor Ralph Diedricb's
personal and business laW)'et as
well as close personal friend.
Diedrfch has been the center of
~tteptlon in the grand jury's
Jen•tby investigation.
Two weeks ago, the Fullerton
1upervtsor made an abbrevia\ed
appearance before the jury, an
appearance that was cut short by
,,
a bombastic statement he made
regarding tbe legitimacy or the
inquiry.
Jt is Diedrich 's contention that
the 1rand jury has exceeded its
rightful powers in probing into
bis personal, business and
political life.
However, be said M,9oday be
would instruct Reoiingfon bot to
cite lawYer·client privilege when
tesWYinl before lbe grarul jury.
today_
But Remington, wl)o initially
testified last Febru~, ~dicated
before be walked intq the jury
room that he is •;fed up with lbia
whole thing and an jnveatigaUoo
that ii nothing more than a «bh·
in& trip aimed at getting
(See PROBE, Pa1e AZ)
they leave and $19,200 in pay for
officer! to work 12-hour shifts on
two three-day weekends in the
coming fiscal year.
Both allocations were ap-
proved by the council in a 5-1 vote
with Councilman Paul Ryckoff
dissentina. Councilman Lucille
Kuehn wa• absent. She is re·
coverin& from surgery to correct
an arthritic condition in her feel.
CouncUmen declined to ap-
prove $24,980 sought by the litter
committee to hire and equip a lit·
ter control officer; $1!),000 sought
by the arts commission for a
center for performing arts, and
$8,900 to remodel the former
church at Enslgn View Park.
One audience member, Lyman
Faulkner, representing the
Newport Harbor·Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors, asked coun·
cilmen to put a ceiling on city
spending so that tax bills would
only go up about six percent a
year.
Tbe bucfeet under coosidera·
lion calls for a two percent in·
crease in upendltures, but is
based on a 15 petcent increase in
assessed valuation, primarily
due to new building in town, ac-
cording to City Manager Robert
Wynn.
His remarks touched off a
series of statements by coun·
cilmen.
Ryckoff said he shared the
frustrations voiced by Faulkner,
but noted that councilmen face a
constant demand for increased
leyels of city services. He sug•
gested a citizens budget commit·
tee to help the council determine
what ciliiens need and are will·
lnl to pay for.
(See BUDGET, Page A%)
CalTrana tlminl does not sur-
prise him.
"It juat blows my mind, but
that's CalTrans for you," he said · in a telephone interview today.
"You're damned if you do and
you're damned If you don't.
Maybe it's a good thlnc, thou1b,"
he said after a moment.
"Maybe they'U take a good
look at the traffic jam going to
the beach and reconsider -the
freeway.'•
Costa Mesa Mayor Norma
Heruoe said she is concemed
about where CalTrans el'ft/S will
park tbetr heavy machinery duJ'lo
in&thedayUghtbOlurs.
$he said she did not object to
the.night work, "u lone as their
vehicles don't obstruct beacb.
. traffic durin& the day.'•
But -N~ city oftlelala uf4
th•Y want to Imo• •b1 Cal'l'raM ca1a •t put the proJeet otf a few
'months. · •
"Everybody ls lolnl to JUID9 all over us on thi.t one.'' saW
Newpoat•s )Cclnnia. "I'd ratkr
ask CalTrans a few questions
now than hne 10,000 questions
asked~ m lat« oa."
The lll'OJect ia expected to tab
.two moat.Utocomplete.
Flights M-u)Jed
..
Newport to OppOse A.dJ.itiom
Orange County Airport sup.
porters and opponents have until
June 24 to tell the federal Civil
Aeronautics Board how they feel
abeut an application from North
Central Airlines for a route from
Minneapolis-St. Paul to Oranee
County.
The deadline was set by the
CAB in May when the au-line
filed two applications tor routes
from Minnesota to Southern
California and asked for an ex-
pedJt.ed bearing.
A spokesman for the CAB said
today the board will review state·
ments filed by interested parties
by June 24 before deciding
whether to move the airline's ap-
plication to the top or its docket.
Ir the expedited hearing is
granted, the application would be
heard sometime in the late fall,
the spokesman said.
The dual applications ask for
routes from the Twin Cities to
Hollywood-Burbank and to
Orange County via either Las
Vegas or Phoenix.
The applications concern only
the route and do not specify num-
bers of flights nor type of
aircraft, the spokesman said.
News ot the application was
gived to the NewPort Beacb City
Council Monday by City Attorney
Denb1s O'Neil who claimed no local officials in Orange County
bad been notlfied or the pending
application.
The CAB otrlcials, however de-
nied the lack of notification and
said the airport's governint
agency had been sent notice of
the application for an expedited
hearing.
Wounds Fatal
MERCED (AP> -A Merced
County woman, Alice Adams, 64,
of Atwater, who was beaten and
shot during a robbery at her
home May 28 has died from her
wounds, the coroner's office re·
ports.
Bob Bresnahal), director of the
Orange County Airport, said be
found out about the application
throup Hughes Airwest, which
opposes it.
''I think they (the CAB) as-
sumed that the City of Santa Ana
owns the airport, so they prob-
ably poti!ied them instead of
us," 'Bresnahan said.
Newport Beach city officials
were not happy about the pro-
poS'al.
Mayor Milan Dostal said, "it is
vital ror us to oppose this.
. ''The noise impact on this city
from lhe airport ls already ud·
bearable. To add more wpuld be
unthinkable." ·
Councilmen authorised city
manacer Robert Wynn to send a
delegaUon of city officials, in-
cl u din c councilmen, to
W ashlntton to testify against the
proposed route once a bearing
date bu been established.
City Attorney O'Neil said be
would take appropriate action
on the city's behalf to intervene
against the application.
Ex~Newport May;or
Charles'. H&rt Dies
oally .. , ... J"'-......
SUCCUMBS AT 82
· Newport'• Charles ... rt
Charles E. Hart, long.time
Newport Beach councilman,
civic leader and mayor of the ci·
ty from 1962 to 1964, died Monday
afternoon at a local convalescent
home. Re was 82.
Funeral services are pending
today at PaciflC Vietr Mortuary
in Coronadel Mar.
Newport Beach Mayor llllan
bostal · read a brief Unobnce· ment of Mr. Hart's death at Mon-
day 'a City Council meeting.
Councilmel) adjourned the
ses-.iOn in hil memory.
Mr. Hart was a long.time resi-
dent of Newport Beach. He
moved to the Harbor Area in the
late 19405. He was a realtor and
joined the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors tn.1948. ..He served as president of that or·
aan1Jatioo in 195S.
The following year he was
elected to the City Council and
was re-elected in 1960. He was
elected mayor by his fellow coun-
cilmen in 1962 and served in that·
capaoilv until be retired from the <See BART, Page A%)
Urban Exclutian CoO.t Unit ·Jaue
Newport Beach city officials
are to appear tonight before the
state coastal commission to
argue for excluding large por-
tions of the city from the com-
mission's permit process.
The bearing on tbe city's ap-
plication for a so-called .. urban
exclusion" wijl be held in Los
Angeles.
Missing from the application will be Bafshores.
Community Development
Director Dick pogan told city
councUmen Monday that the
state commission start ball de·
cided to remove Bay11l1oreg "as a
means of getting residents to re-
move their private entrance and
permit public access."
Monday Hogan described the
dispute over Ba:uhoresl a
bayfrollt eommwtlty whtcb Jes
near the intersection of Pacific
Coast Wghway and l)Qver Drive,
· Annlveriary Tract in the Upper
Bay. .
As IOCllht by the city, the ex·
clusloo would enable owners ol
single family homes to 1et their
coutal icne permltl through tbe
.city.
Tbe exc1uslon would ODJy apply
to single famlly . bomea and
duplex• and would not affect
·any property on the beach -
either on tbe ocean front or the
bayf'i'onL.
•
a
•
oy
Teacher iller
land Gift
Offer Held
For Study
Consideration ol a &ill or land .
to Newport ~acb from the
Irvine Compaey WU put oU Mon-
day when cowu:.Umen found out
the parcel in question is larger
than oriiiJlally thougbt.
City Mana1er Robert Wynn
told councilmen he needed time
to study a new proposal oo tbe
land dedication given to him late Friday by tbe Irvine Company.
City councilmen •&reed and
the matter will be brought up
within the next 30 days.
The deal in question involved a
parcel ol land acrou University
Drive from tbe YMCA and oo tbe
ed1e ol the Upper Bay wildlife
preserve. Originally, the land
wu tbou&ht to be alx acres, but a
recent survey revealed il to be
closer to 10 acres, Wynn reported Monday.
Based on tbe six-acre fiaure.
com~y official• had asked in
return credit for four acres of ex·
isling open space to be taken out
by part or the Sea Island apart-
ments aa well a1 an additional
four-acre credit ln some future
development.
Wynn said the new survey
figures resulted in a new set of
conditions on the dedication
which he needed time to study
beforti recommendln1 action on
th6 propotal to tbe council.
F,....PageAI
HART •••
council In 1964.
Former city manager and
councilman Robert Shelton today
recalled Mr. Hart as a "kindly,
thou1btlul man who had a nice
senaeolbalance. ''
Shelton said Mr. Hart's work
· as mayor wu ••to contribute to
intergovernmental harmony. He
smootbed out some rough spots
that had existed historically
between the cities of Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa and
between the city and the county
as well."
In addition to bis acUviUes In
city govemment and with tbe •
board ol realtocs, Mr. Hart was a
member of the Masonic Lodge
and the American Legion.
He bad. l!een boepitallzed for ·
severalyean.HediedMondayaf-
temoon at the Mesa Verde Con·,
valescent Hospital.
Mr. Hatt apparently bad no
im metliate rel a ti vu living on the
west coast, friends said. His wife,
Nellie, died in 1869.
Election Deadly
MADRID, Spain (AP)
SpalD'• first fr" elecUon cam-
paign in 41 years has ended with
bomb explollom and appeali for •
moderation. The campaign
ended at mldnl1ht Monday to
alve tbe 23 miWon votert a 33--
llour .. perl'Kl of reflection ..
before they begin votina Wednes-
day for a new Cortes.
Eilbt died 1n the three-week
campaign.
DAILY PILOT
l•ae IT,
Now.109*
lloll. n.~~,.,....,to
tbe defeadaat, Al L••l1.
ftlraqed buaband of the u.
year-old IUll McCuter.
l'our otba' c.h11dttn. two boJ1 1 and two alrlt, wbo t11tltttd
uru.r. were unable to ldmtlly
Lewla. II bnl of the jury leaed
few.ad lD tbl1r Chain to conceo-
trate ao tb4t tat1mon1 ol tho
cblldrea,. which at thnes could
barel1 bl beard.
All the children were ques-
tioned by Reeorders Court Judie
Patricia Boyle about what tt meant to tell the truth. Each said
cblldna wbo tell lies have bad
tbinl• happen to them, such as
tpanktnaa. 'Ibey all promiaed to·
tell-tM truth but none wu ques-
tioned under oatb.
Tbe tour cblldren who could
not identify the defendant•
scanned tbe courtroom slowly
trying to pick out tbe man who
shot their teacher.
Lori Audette, 1, constantly'.
smiling behind a hand she held in
front of her face, looked around
the longest of any of the four and
flnallysald: "ldon'tseehlm."
An autopsy disclosed Miss
M cCaster was killed by five
gunshot wounds to the bead. four
fired at close range.
5,500Moorn
Six Terrorists
Slain in Raid
ASSEN, The Netherlands (AP)
-More than 5,500 South Moluc-
can1 from across Bolland gave
martyrs• funerals today lo six
Moluccan terrorists killed when
government troops stormed the
train on which they held 51
hostages.
Mourners packed into the
small Moluccan Evaneellcal
Church in the center of the
Moluccan ghetto and thousands
more crammed the square out-
side to honor the five men and
woman killed in the weekend
raid.
All 1ix terrorists -including
the leader, Max Papilaya, 24 -
were in tbe front of tbe train ear·
ly Saturday when Dutch tr6opa
raked their wagon with machine-
gun fire. Two hostages were also
slain in tbe raid.
One Moluccan said the lac·
quered cukets were opened
overntibL
.. One body had 300 bullet holes ln lt." be aaid ... The &irl bad 108
bulletl in her ...
The Dutcb rovernment 1114
another. six Moluccans captured
Jn the train and at a nearby
school were under detenUon and
• HVenth WU 1n crltical condl-
. tt,on at a b~pital. Forty·nine
hostages in the train and four in
the school were freed by the raid
after 20days of captivity.
Arter the l'i<t·hour memorial
service, tbe Moluccans' caskets
were· driven in separate hearses
throu1b the town. Along the route
the red white, ireeo and blue
flag of ifie phantom Moluccan re-
public slre9oed from almost
every window.
Loud, cont:lnuou. wa.Wna came
from the homes of the dead. The
Moluccana blocked the streets
leading into their quarter with
automoblles. There was no
violence.
The Dutch police kept a low
profile, and order was maln-
talnecl by self·deferuie 1roupa or-
1amsed by militant youth or-
• aniaattons to resist feared
violence from white Dutchmen
infuriated by the terrorist. at.-
tacks.
Tbe hearses were followed by a
double row of children cmylng
white and )'ellow nowen. ·and
then by a long prt>cesaton of
mourners ranglna from women
hr traditional black to youths
with lar&e Afrohairdol. .
Piii ~aadhl•tes
Here are tlie flve men recomme11ded to
Presldent Carter as candidates for direc-
tor of the FBI. From left are John Van de
Kamp, Los Angeles County d~trlct at-
tomey; Ne&l Welch, Philadelphia FBI .
a1ent In charge; John 1. Irwin. a superior
court judge from Massachusetts; Wllliam
Lucas, sheriff o( Wayne County, Mich.,
and Hartington Wood, a U.S. Appeals
Court ju<tie.
·Library Dirision Mov~s
4-roie Neuport Action CoruUlered Sropgap
It took four Vo\eS to work: it out.
but Newport Beach city COUil·
cllmen flnaUy decided Monday to
move the library's technical
services dlvialon from the
former church on Balboa Island
to the former city council cham-
bers.
The move was agreed to as an
interim measure until better
quarters could be found for the;
department.
The balloting covered a variety of proposals.
Had It not be~n for the absence
of Councilwoman Lucllle Kuehn,
who is recuperating from sur· ·
gery, the library's technical
services and admlnialrative·of-
flces could have bad new homes at tbe yet-to-be built Newport Center·
library. ·
A proposal to add 4 ,000 square
feet to the Newport Center facill·
ty failed when councilmen de-·
adlocted 3-3 on the propo8al.
Mrs. Kuehn, wbo led an unauc·
ceasfuJ fight for a lareer library
'in Newport Center more than a
year ago, m<>11t llit4'1Y would have
voted in favor of that proposal
along with Milan Dostal, Pet.e
Barrett and Trudi Rog era.
The problem facing coun-
cilmen wu a promise made last
year to Balboa Island residents
that the city-owned building
I',.._ Page Al
BUDGET.· ••
Councilman Ray Williams
wryly pointed out that council
members never hear from
anyone who "wants something
taken out of the budget.
Everyone who talks to us wants
us to add somethlna."
Councilman Don Mcinnis said
that the city's income comes 30
percent from property taxes and
the rest from other sources such
as eu tax and sales tax, and
Mayor Milan Dostal added that
of the $9 tax rate paid by Newport
Beach residents last year, only
$1 .1 \ was levied by the city.
"I hope you all are talk.int to
the school boards and the county
Board of Supervisors because
that's where the action is,'"
Dostal said.
Hostage Tells
Of'Take-over
would be demolished and a sma11 ·
park: in.stalled in its place in the
comln1 Oscal year.
Ori&ioally, the technical
services were to have been
moved to the former Parks.
Beachel and Recreation buildinc
oa Balboa Boulevard atone with'
tbe admtn11traUve offlcea now
houaed at Martnen library.
But that move proved un-
popular because it would dla·
place the Voluntary Action
Center of South Oranae County
which bas occupied tbe building
for the past two years.
Couocllmen e1reed to leave .
the adminaltratlve offices at
.¥arlnera and squeeze the
technical services into the
former council cbambers which
Librarian Bradley Simon
estimates la abo&tt 20 percent
smaller than tbe quarters no•
hou1in1 the dlvWon.
Councilman Ray WiWam.t wbo
made t.be motion flnally atreed
to by councilmen, streised that
uae of the old council chambers
would only be for • year er 18
months unW new Q1'artet1 could
be found, either in building an ad·
dition at Newport Center or by
movine VAC into the senior
ctuaen <:enter when it tilreJ over
ltl fu.ll 1lte 1n June, 1W78 and put.·
tine the two library services Into
the old PB and R build.inc.
Trio Seize Hostage'
NEW YORK (AP) -'l"hl'M
armed Croatian t.errorilta shot 1
security auard at the entrance to
the Yuco.Iav Mluion to the Unit·
ed Natlons today and aelsed at
least one bostqe in tbe buildlnl,
police reported.
Radomlr Medic, SB, wu 1bot in
tbe abdomen u tbe terrortata en·
tered the buUdin1. Medic, •
security euard who also serves
as a chaufieur for the mission,
had stopped the trio in the lobby
of the building.
Authorities said the three well·
dressed gunmen strolled past a
uniformed New York policeman
to enter the building.
Tbe intruders displayed tbe un-
i den Wied boltaee from a top.
floor window of the mlulon that
overlooks Central Park from
Fifth Avenue between 66th and 87th streets, police aald. ·
Police eaid the terrorl.ab put a nae out the window and threw
down leaflets demandlnc
freedom for Croatia from Com·
munlst Yugoslavia.
Scores of police and Emergen·
cy Service officers trained in
hostage negotiations surrounded
the building. Many wore bullet·
proof veata and carried shotguns,
tear gas launchers and rifies.
Busy Fifth Avenue was sealed
off to all traffic near the scene.
Probably •••ry woman has a slightly
diff......t l'HIOft. Are you ,._Ing to go
back to work? Did yovr lmbllllCI CJff that
promotion, so you'll be mlnCJllng __... wltlt .
the company wlvH? Or did you catch a
t)llmpse of yourself in a store wlllclow met
woncllr, lust for an Instant who tltat hecrfJ
older looking woman was?
Whatever your very personal
reason. lt'S undoubtedly. time you
discovered the Lillian Ballard
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"And Jet~ keep -· Ral bopel lM'y'll ftDd ............ aid.
Two oath.I ••o ~Ullcal
.operator Loran Norton a.84
·the j'8ry. OD pUJUr7 = cbU1-. . .
And ln the l.Dltlal at.qa fJI the
investlaaUoa there was a Ouny
pl amendments to public dla-
e l oaure atatemenu by 1118
polltlcal candidates and aome ot
tbelr camtlbuton.
Remincl• ti.a adallltecl lend·
ing at least four cuclidatel 1up-
ported by Dledrtcb lD lut yar•a
eleeUam rouablY *55,000, all but
a a mall port1on of which baa been
repaid. ·
The Fullerton attorney has In-sisted the loans were penooal to
the candldatM rl.Uler thP to
their campaip.s.
And, be bas shown copies of
penonal notea as. well • can-
celled cbecb to Pl'O'f• b1a point.
The attorney bai malntalDecl
that wblle Dledricb encourqecl
blm to mate the loans, they,,,..
)l1I own~ did not l.Dvolve UY, of
the coullt:1 auperv11ot•1 ~·
More recently, the IJ"Ud JUl'J h., shown an lnterett in aborted
real eat.ate dealt lnvolvtna aem.
in1ton and indicted police ln·
former Gene Conrad.
Bemtncton bu deacrlbed thW ·
tranaactlooa involvina ~-"woefully inept an4 .... ..t~'"-ble." ~-_.
Jn thole tramacUom, CCllU'aCl
tbrou1b bla · Irvin•bued ft.rm
Pemion Funds of America wu to
acquire loans for real estate
purchases In wblc:,b Remlnltcm
and otben were involved. •
But Remington 11ld tbat
Conrad f alled to produ~ the
. loans and tbe dealt fell throuab.
The Fullerton attomey bu
alao 1°1llted that Diedrich bad no
financial or penonal bttermt in
those W·f at.ed uan.sactlooa-.
The grand jury's term i1
scheduled to end July 1 and It la
expected that what bas heel\ a
laborious probe into political
pracUce and operations of county
government . will be concluded
befqre lben.
WASHING TON (AP) -"The
door burst open and a man with a
rtne came ruahing in and started
screaming at us," a man held
hostage durin8 a three-building •
aieee told a D.C. SuperlOl" Court
Method of Reducing. Lm•l•9'd cllakilllMJ ....
jury Monday.
William c. Feriuson Jr., a
data proces11J11 consultant. totd
the jury in tbe murder and kid·
napini trial of 12 Hanafi
Moalems that be and others W'eJ'e
forced to leave tbe J'OOm tn tbe
B'nai B'rtth headquarters.
"We did what.he told us," be
saJd. "We rail out Into tbe ball, ..
where they were takeBto ,a blood·
spattered second-Ooor office
where the Door-was partly eov.
ered with people 11tn1 face-
down, too.'• He said the aunmen ~Id th• captives to .. pitP OD peo. ple U necessU)'. ••
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dress si:e in time for Summer!
Let our figure expert help you set your weight and inch loss
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Found Strangled 1' .. '
WHRKJJNO. W.Va. (APJ -
PoUee N1. the .tiller of a 28-~
old c&Ddidate for nunhoo4 miv baYe .atacbd her u lbe •u
prQlmr. dnaed ber to. fmee.
raped her altnqlecl ber wUb
bl.I bare hlDds.
An a&olWF .... to be btld to-411 cm Bobll!rta Elam, whole nude. llrulMd bo4y wu found
KonclaJ llf\enioon lD a tleld
about vs ml.19 )'a.tdl from the
Mt. St. JONpb M.otber HouM,
where lhe waa a JH'enovit:l1te
eaadJdate for the Slltera ol Mt.
~'JCIMllb.
At UM UIM or her 4 .. tb, M\a
Elam ..... IDUIDI what 11
called tc:1:nt Nina\ at tM ftlotber -a per1Qd of COO·
templatlon. •• said ~rank
Sw 11, 1~am1a tor tbo
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Grand Old Flag
Autumn O'Bryan, Joey Lacombe and
Patricia Gugliotti (from left), students at
Killybrooke School in Costa Mesa, lead
pledge of allegiance in Flag Day rites
before .W.foot American Flag. The flag,
too big for school flagpole, was hung on
side of school building for today's Flag
Day observance.
YACC Pitches to MAC
More Innings Due on Athl.etic F adli~
Soccer and other organized
sports in Mission Viejo battled it
out Monday night with advocates
of balanced park development.
The dispute even got a little
coaching from Third District
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich who
attended the Municipal Advisory
'Council (MAC> meeting:
A request from MAC's Youth
Athletic Council (YACC) for
* * *
playing fields kicked off the con·
troveny.
Pat Kelly, YACC president and
husband of MAC member
Kathleen Kelly, told the council
that 4,000 children play on 187
teams represented by YACC.
"Half the kids in elementary
school play soccer," be said,
.. and we find that we have to cut
back soccer involvement
* * *
because we do not have the
fields."
But Robert ~retoo, chairman
of the Cordova Homeowners As· sociation executive committee,
told the MAC bis organization ad-
vocates park development for
balanced neighborhood use.
Diedrich Meets
"We have 1,000 children lo the
Cordova homes need a place to
play," said Jane Fitz1erald of
the Cordova Homeownera As·
sociation. "Cordova is not ·the
1lte tor blab tatelMitf Hl'lt usa." ••1 wW lieht qain.st having all
diamonds iD ooe of these parb or
all or these parks," said Coun·
cilman Ted Keene ... I don't think
people want this. They want
quiet parks where people can
walk, have picnics and throw a
Frisbee."
Viejo Constituents
Calling himself the county's
most cootroveraial supervlsor,
Ralph Diedrich introduced
himself Monday to the Mission
Viejo Municipal Advisory Council
(MAC).
"I view the MAC as an aid to
my doing a better job for Mission
Viejo citizens," said Diedrich.
who recently added Mission Vie-
jo to his third district as part of a
supervisorial redistricting. The
community previously bad been
in Thomas Riley's fifth district.
Diedrich said it was bis un-
dersta.ndin1 that Riley routinely
referred Mission Viejo ciUzens to
the MAC. Dledrich·aaid be would
do that only if the matter in·
volved a matter in which the
MAC bad clear jurisdiction.
"Feel free at any time to com-
municate your concerns to me "
be said. ••1 will Uslen, I ;bi
respond. I don't mind direct com-
munication from anyone many
· issue." DLedrich said he has always been an activist involved in areas
of controversy.
"It's good to get into some is-
a uea that are highly con-
troversial," be said. "Thal way
you get people where they live."
Coast
Weather
Cloudy late tonight and
earb' Wednesday momin1,
bul SUM~ Wednesday af.
ternooo. Lows toniaht 56 to
60. Bfgb.s Wednesday 68 to
12 at beaches to 7S-inl•nd.
Deity .. "'4 SUfl .....
Mrs. Kelly said the MAC would
be doing a disservice to tax·
payers by failing to provide play-
ing fields for organbed athletics.
•'The oarks should be available
(See PA&KS, Page All
* * * MAC Okays . .
Alicia Park
Development
The Mission Viejo Municipal
Advisory Council (MAC) un·
animously approved develop-
ment of Alicia Park Monday.
paving the way for Orange Coun·
ty supervisors' approval expect·
ed later this month.
•
Approval of the $147,800 con·
struction bid, with minor dele-
tions, means the 9.5-acre park
should be ready for team ~
by next March.
The park is located at the
northwest comer of the Alida
Parkway and Coronel Drive in· "-'Uege Bo~""et tenection ln north Mission Viejo. '-Al ~· ·nevelopment would include four
. lighted baseball fields, facilities
· NEW CONmTUENCY
Supervlaor Dleclrfch
Up 86 Million ~t~1d5r~~~:r Pr:./ a~~~~b~~~~i:
spaces and restrooms.
But Not Taxes m!!~~ ::: =tytoboi:::r:r
aupervisot's accept the part de-
velopment bid. Councilman
Kathleen Kelly said she is un·
comfortable about governmental
involvement ln Mission Viejo de-
velopment. .. I am very disturbed we are
looking to counl7 government tO
do eveeyt.blnc," she said. 0 1t'a
about ttme we looked to
011rselves first. We're in one bell
of a lotoltrouble lf we don'tstart
dolne \bat."
"We've been a year and • halt
workinc to raise these park
funds, and you have voted
aealnst them evef1 time, 11 MAC
chairman John Noble told Mn.
1tell1. "It's time we move atitiid
to 1et our commwiity lieldl cte-:
veloped fOt park use.•
Deleted !tom the bld were
SZ'1,90S in lmlft'Ovemtnta. f.DclUd.
ln1 concnu ble.eMtl, bleacher
handrail• and: a -eoacrate
H•twall Planter.
Te>qJ ~. "'ce cbatnQaft-
OI the ¥AC P41fU:and recreation
committee, Hld th del.uoal
would tmn1 l\lida hrt develaP-
meut cc.t iD lioe wk• COUbtY seffice aru funds ava.llable
the roJ
TEN CENTS
Attorney 'Fed Up'
• • •• 0 ' 5 . . • . D1ediieh Fnend:
Testifies at Probe
BJ GAllY GRANVILLE· °'~Delly l"ll•Uun
Fullerton attorney Michael
Reminiton wu on band today to
a1ain testify before the Orange
·County Grand Jury as the jury
conUnued its six-month probe in·
to county political prtcli~.
Remington is county
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's
peraonal and business lawyer u
well as close personal friend.
operator Loran Norton and
another witness were indicted by
the jury on perjury related
charges.
And in the lniUal stages of the
investigation there was a flurry
.of amendments to public dls-
clos ure statements by 1976
political candidates and some of
their contributors.
Remington bu admitted lend-
ing at least tour candidates sl.Q>-
ported by Diedrich ln last year's
elections rouab.ly $55,000, all but
a small portion of which bas beep
repaid.
The Fullerton attorney bas in-
sisted the loans were persona! to
the candidates rather than to
their campaigns.
.And, he bu shown copies of
personal notes as well as can-
celled checks to prove bis point.
<See PROBE, Paae _A2)
Diedrich has been the center of
attention in the grand jury's
lenithY investJgatlon. BlolD tor Carter
Two weeks ago, the Fullerton
supervisor made an abbreviated
appearance before the jury, an
appearance that was cut abort by
a bombaatic statement be made
regarding the le&itlmacy of tbe
Inquiry.
It ls Dledricb's contention that
the &rand jury bas exceeded its
rilhtlul powers in probing into
his personal, business and
political life.
Nuke Breeder
Work Backed
However, he said Monday he
would instruct Remlngton not to
cite lawyer-client privilece when
testifying before the grand jury
today.
But Remington, who Initially
testified la.st February, indicated
before be walked ioto the jury
room that be is "fed up with this
whole thing and an investllation
that is nothing more than a fish-
ing trip aimed at getting
·Ralph."
So far, Reminiton said, no one
baa pointed to an offense that
Ralph bas bad anything to do
with. .. And yet they keep 1oin1 m
Balpb in the bopes they'll f'md
something,•• Remtngtoosald.
Two months ago political
WASHINGTON (AP> - A
House committee dealt another
setback to President Carter's
energy program today, voting to
continue work oo a controversial
nuclear breeder reactor wtuch
the administration proposed can·
· celing.
Across Capitol Hill, backers of
legialatioo to remove price con-
trols from natural gas pressed
their attack in the Senate on the
Carter administration's plan for.
continued regulation. They won a
preliminary victory on that issue
in a House subcommittee last
week.
Continued work on the Clinch
River breeder reactor project
near Oak RldJfe, Tenn., was ap--
proved by the 11~e Science and
Teebnology Commttt ... t.oday 40.-
El.ectro~ E~ert . .
New BOP. Director
By ANNE COO PEil Ot-e>.i•r Pt•tuff
Dr. Jerold Simons is doing'
what be bas wanted to do since
ei1bth crade -teaching elec·
tronica. He also is the new chief
adm~ ol the Capist:r~
Laguna B.gional Occupational
Program (RQP).
.. I can't imagine not
teaching," sald Simons, wbo left
a poaiUon as administrative in-
tern to tbe Provo, Utah, superin-
tendent of scbools to accept the
ROPpost.
"I see myself as a teacher, and
to keep a good perspective as an
administrator, I believe 1 need to keep teaching."
Simons said the ROP is not a
new program, althou&b it was
established by the Capistrano
arrd Laguna Beach Unified
School just five years ago.
''The program la as old as the
a.,prentfoeship system, of which
it ls a modification,'• he said.
.. It's tbe 'bands on' approach to
leam!Qg a job skill, to which we
(See SIMONS, Paco AZ>
DMlf "! ... Staff .....
A TEACHER FIRST
ROP Ctttef Simon•
Boy, 7, Identifies
Suspect 'in· ~order
a 19-11 vote.
The committee agreed to
authome $150 mllllon to belW
actual construttion OD the reac-
tor, which will produce mo~e
nuclear fuel than it consumes. Cart~r asked Congress to
phase out the project, claiming.
the fuel it produced, plutoni~,
could too easily be diverted for
use in atomic weapons by tef •
rorist groups.
However, the committee 1"-
je~ted, 17·ll, an amendment by . Rep. 'Thomas J. Downey (D-
N. Y .), that would have ac·
comi>Usbed what the administra-
tion sought by ending work m the
breeder project.
Meanwhile, Senate Republican
Leader Howard Baker told re-
porters httfeels there h a eood •
chance that tbe Senate would
also vote to restore f\lnds for the
. Cllncb Rtver plant.
As White House enera adviser
James R. sehlesin&er sought to
defend Ute Carter plan beCOC'e a
House panel, the Senate Energy
Committee was coDBlderlni a
rival plan to deregulate newly
drilled natural eu.
Budget Cuts
Weighed, Not
Implemented
BJ 1.AUIUE KASPU O!•Oelly ...... Staft
Alt.boagb they were sboppinc
around for budget cuts totallne a
milllon dollars, Saddleback
Valley Unified School District
trustees seemed reluctant Mon-
day to buy maQ of tbe 35 paui·
ble reductions listed by ad·
minlstrators during a studf
session. Having failed to reach a con-
sensus on many of the possible
cuts, which total about $1.7
million. trustees DOW will Weit to
receive the recommendaliom of
Superintendent Richard Welte.
They are expected to approve
the tentative budget for the next
fiscal year during their Juu 27
meeting. '11le rmal budget will
not be adopted unW Auqust.
Wbm trast.ees started talldag
abo'1t the budget in Mardl, the
estimated expenditurea were
about$32.f lllllllon. '
But. now, wtth increases bdllt
hito the recentlJ apprond
teacben' CODtrad. arid the dli·
trict'• acboOI bciDd ttpaymenl,
.expenditures a.re estimated at
$14.8 D111llon.
That fia-ure could co even b!Jhet lf there are no cul.I and lf
salary tncreaaes are ,ivea to
(SM ct1'1'8ACU. Pa&e AJ)
'
Given t oueeans
M cau t ec H II c.ne
••rt1r1' tunaat. tod•1 \o la
MolUttan t rnlrl.ab killed
acnenunent trou torrnM lbe
llaln on •llltb tbe1 held Jl
Iwata
Mounien packed law lbo
•••ti Motuceaa Ennfallcal
Clllurch In the center of the
Mohaccan abetto and ttMl:saalGI
mof'e crammed lbe squan out· •ld• to honor tho th•• m n and
•ocnan killed Ul tho weekend
r•id.
AU u ten'ortata -lncludlna
tb4I I , Ku Papllaya, II -
·mghway Pizza,
Cheeae, Sau.age Spill.a
FRAZIER PARK (AP) -A runaway truck on In-
terstate 5 here plowed into a field early today and
sptlled 10,800 pounds of refrigerated cheese and .
sausage, the California Highway Patrol reports.
Kern County Health Department officials were at
the scene, trying to determine whether the food was
fit for sale.
The unidentified driver sustained a minor bead
cut, and a passenger escaped without injury.
The southbound tractor-trailer rig lost its brakes
at about S:lS a.m .• and the driver steered the truck in-
to the field here about 40 miles south of Bakersfield on
the Grapevine Ridge Route, officials said.
The truck hit a rut as it rumbled tbrougb1the field
and overturned. The name of the truck's own.er and a
damage estimate were not known.
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SIMONS •••
have added aome clusroom in-
struction.''
Simons has been personally in-
volved in vocational education
since he started teaching high
school in Anaheim in 1963. The
Anaheim program was geared
toward fighting unemployment,
and Simons said he derived great
satisfaction from placing his stu-
dents in jobs.
"That's the pay that doesn't
come in an envelope," he said.
The ROP is vocational training
which uses the community for its
classrooms and offers job train·
ing and placement to adults as
well as high school students.
Simons said.
he said be sees a clear distinc-
tio'ta between the ROP and com-
munity college programs and
between the ROP and adult
education.
"There are many people in the
community who would never
consider going to college but who
would like to work at a job in
which they could take some
pride," be said.
"The ROP is strictly job-
oriented. and the student can see
the end of bis training, when be
will be on the job."
AduJt education programs of-
rer valuable training in skills,
which are not necessarily job re-
lated, Simons said.
"My wife took a machlne em-
broidery course, which she en-
joyed very much," he said, "but
she had no intention of going to
work as a seamstress. If the
course had been oriented toward
preparing students to become
sewing machine operators, it
wouldn't have been appropriate
for my wire, who wanted to sew
at home for the family.''
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BUDGET •••
expanding course offerings and
the suggested hiring of more than
60 new employes, according to
Business Manager Roy Barletta.
Tbe budget also calls for expen-
diture of nearly $7 million on
capital improvements during tbe
1977·78fiscalyear.
That figure include\_ such
things a~ $1.54 million for
purchase of the second campus
site in Irvine and construction of
the first buildings at the satellite
facility.
It also includes the final Sl. 7
million for the music and arts
building at the Mission Viejo cam-
pus, which is due to be open in lhe
fall.
Of the anticipated $1 million
cost of a swimming facility at the
school, $800,000 is in the budget, as
is more than $800,000 tor repair of
faulty science building vents and
relocation of lower campus build-
ings tolhe upper campus.
College officials expecl to
spend another $4.1 million on
capital projects in the 1978-79
school year, bringing the total for
three years of construction acti vi-
ty to nearly $16 million.
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PARKS •••
to oilier °people, family grou~, at
prime times as well as to team
sports," said Councilman James
Dodge. "It' seems as if YACC is
trying to monopolize prime time
at our parks."
Thlr,S District Supervisor
Ralph Diedrich, who attended
Monday's meeting, told the MAC
it should probably tell the YACC
it is impossible to provide all the
playing fields it requires.
I
...... In lbe n.t ot the tnlb &r·
ly Salurd.8,y when Dutch tl'OODS
rued lhd.r waeon with macbJne.
CWll fire. Two holtqea •e,. alto
alaln ln tM raid.
One Mohaccan uid the lac-
quered casket• were opened ovemlaht.
"One bod)' bad 300 bullet holes
1n it," be said. "The sirl had 106
bullets in her."
The Dutch government said
another six Moluccans captured
in the train and at a nearby
echool were under detention and
a seventh was ln critical condi-
tion at a hospital Forty-nine
hostage1 in the train and four in
the school were freed by the raid
after 20 days of captivity.
After the l 'l•·hour memorial
service, the Moluccans' caskets
were driven ln separate hearses
through the town. Along the route
the red, white, green and blue
nag of the phantom Moluccan re-
public streamed from almost
every window.
Loud, continuous wailing came
from the homes or the.4ead. The
Moluccans blocked the streets
leading into their quarter with
automobiles. There was no
violence.
The Dutch police kept a low
profile, and order was main-
tained by sell-defense groups or-
ganized by militant youth or-
gan iutlons to resist feared
violence from white Dutchmen
infuriated by the terrorist at-
tacks.
The hearses were followed by a .
double row or children carrying
white and yellow flowers, and
then by a long procession of
mourners ranging from women
1n traditional black lo youths
with large Afro hairdos.
"The boys are dead and we are
sad but the cause goes on," said
one bystander.
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PROBE •••
The attorney has maintained
thal while Diedrich encouraged
him lo make the loans. they were
his own and did not involve any of
the county supervisor's money.
More r~enUy. the grand jury
has shown an interest in aborted
real estate deals involving Rem·
ington and indicted police in-
former Gene Conrad.
Remington has described three
transactions involving Conrad as
"woefull.Y inept and unprofita-
ble."
In those transactions. Conrad
through his Irvine-based firm
Pension Funds or America was to
acquire loans for real estate
purchases in whi~b Remington
and others were involved.
But Remington said that
Conrad failed to produce the
loans and the deals fell through.
The Fullerton attorney has
also insisU!d that Diedrich had no
financial or personal ipterest in
those Ul-fated transactions.
The grand jury's term is
scheduled to end July 1 and )l is
expected that what has been a
laborious-..»robe into political
practice,llfid operations or county
government will be concluded
before then. Simons, who is 38 and the
rather or six children, said the
fact that he holds a doctorate
might be traced back to a welder
he admired in high school who
had a master's degree.
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''He taught me to do whatever
I chose lo do to the best or my
ability," said Simons. "l hoPe
that ls something we can convey
mtheROP.
"People are realizing you can
be happy without a college
degree. There is respectability in
any line or work, as long as it's
done well."
Election Deadly
MADRID, Spain (AP)
Spain's first free election cam-
paign in 41 years has ended with
bomb explosions and appealA for
moderation.
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CUTBACKS WEIGHED •..••
non-teaching employes.
Suggested cuts given to
trustees du.ring the five-hour
study session covered the range
of di•trict services, touching
maintenance of school buildings
and sites as well as Early
Childhood Education and prin·
cipals~ edu.~atlonal resource
money.
Most people in the audience,
however, apparently were con·
cerned with what trustees mliht
do to the community recreation
program.
The two-year-old program is
administered by the district and
funded by part of the district's
community service tax receipts
and county service area money.
Some trustees have talked of
separatina the program from the
district.
This year, the recre•tioo de-
partment has requested $111.000
from the district. The suuested
cuts, bqwever, include reducina
the request by $20,000 so the dis·
trict funds equal the $99,000 pro-vided by the service &l"eas.
ButLarryCosaid, a memberoC
the district's Advisory Recrea-
tion Commission, noted that the bu~et would be cut at a time the pro1ram is e•pandi~ to meet
growth and needs ln the area.
J{e taid the commission recom·
mends that the bud&et bo ap-
proved u proposed. He alto
.. ked that. the district. •aree to
set uide 2S percent or the setvtce
lax money and pay the hidden
admlnlltrativ• cost.a oaob year forlbe~.
In ldditlon, ho alked that •
study bo made t>erore •"1 chance
in th• id.mlnlstrat.lon of Ulo pro-~am ts made.
Co11ld's recommendations
were supported by the S•d·
die back~ COOl'dlntlint Coull·
ell. Since trustees were only stu-
dying PoSSlble cuts, they made
no decision on the proposal.
District administrators also
had asked ror $64,000 to imple-
ment the Hart Bill, state legisla-
tion which requires the establish·
ment oC proficieqcy standards
which students must meet before
they can graduate from high
school. The money would provide
for the development of the pro-
gram, purchase of testing
materials and training for
teachers.
Amons the shopping list of
possible cuta waa the augsestion
that the request be reduced to
$44,000 or $24,000.
Amona the other suggested re-
ductions were:
-Delete contingencies ror site
and building improvement and ne• staff and equipment in main·
tenance and operations .
-Increase the walking dis-
tance for firth through 12th
gr•ders to reduce busing.
-Reduce the Music Depart·
ment'a request for expansion,
new instrUmenta, textbooks and
a community service proaram.
-Rea11l1n the dlstTict's
lnetrucUonal Resource Center
staff to eUmlnat. several Jobs
and the district's audio visual de-partm
-&llrolnate the dlatrlct'a
fund~ of prosrama for Early
ChUdhood Education aitd Men·
tally Gifted Mil\Ora so they are
pa kl entlrety by at.ale f\lnd1.
-Pay for landacaplna at • new school and purchase needed
portable buildlna• wlth state
school butld1n1 fW'ld•.
~ Increase acbool 1uneh prtca. _
-Elhnlnate some n.w jobs
wb dl had bHrl projected on tho
bul• ol srowth of th district .
..
lfliasion Viejo Song Fat
Nearly 700 Castille Elementary School stu-
dents celebrated the power of music to ex-
press feelings in a recent production of "A
Song Says It l)est" at their Mission Viejo
campus. Their rendition of "A Very
Merry Unbirthday," shown above, was
one of the numbers adapted from ·
Broadway tunes, said Lyn Sillman,· direc·
tor, who wrote some of the other songs
herself. An audience of nearly ~ at·
tended the third annual show, making
maximum use of the school's recenUy
landscaped campus.
Valley YMCA
Seeks Kids
For Camping
Nunlwod Candidate .
Found Strangled
The Saddleback Valley YMCA
currently Is registering
youngsters for its summer camp
prog~am.
· · Allhouah camping has
changed since the Y opened the
world'sfll'styouthcaJDpin 185.5, Y
camp ii still the best part of tbe-
sum mer for many youth," ac-
cordingtoSteve Young, executive
directoroftbeSaddleback Y.
·"Last year, 1,127 youngsters
between the ages of Sand 18 took
part in the Y's camp program
here in the Saddleback Valley
and all indications point to
equalling or bettering tbe record
this year." Young said.
Information about the Sad-
dleback program may be ob-
tained by calling 830-9622.
WHEELING, w .va. (AP) -
Police say the killer of a 26-year·
old candidate for nunhood may
have attacked her as she was
praying, dragged her to a fence,
raped her and strangled her with
his bare hands.
An autopsy was to be held to-
day on Roberta Elam, whose
nude, bruised body was found
Monday afternoon in a field
about 75 miles· yards from the
Mt. St. Joseph Mother House,
where she was a prenoviUate
candidate for the Sisters oC Mt.
St. Joseph.
At the time of her death, Mlsa
Elam "was making what is
called a silent retreat at the
mother house -a period of con·
le m plation,'' said Frank
Sweeney, spokesman for the
diocese of Wheeling-Charleston.
Probably every woma1t ha1 a 1ll9htly
diffennt reason. Are yoe1 pl-Ing to go
back to wortcl Did~ yow lmbcmd get that
promotion, so yo..1f be ll'lilMJlftg mon with
the company wivea7 Or did you catch a
. CJ1hwpse of yourself in a store window cmd
wonder, iust for an Instant who that llepY
· older looking woman was?
Whatever your very personal
reason. it's undoubtedly time you
discovered the Lillian Ballard
Police said they round a prayer
book near the bench where Mias
Elam bad been aiWng. ·
"We feel that the subject came
through the woods behind her,
pulled her backwards over the
bench and carried her approx·
imately 30 feet" to a fence. said
detective Norm Sayre of the Ohio
County Sheriff's Department.
Police said the assailant ap.
parenUy used bis bare hands
because no material was found
that could have been used to strangle her. ·
Miss Elam, formerly of Allen-
dale, N.J., was one of two or
three women in the prenoviUate
st'age at the mother house, which
has about 100 nuns, Sweeney
said.
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TbtclirlClble b eomiq Mell.
Good1Ur 1'tte • R~ ~. whicb oeVtt quiti 1••• IP oa tbe aotbl ot ~tbaa .. ir·ni&bt.. roreseee a c:rowtnc martet ror llinldp&.
'l'llB ll08T PllS88ING NWSD PO& them, says Morris
.1obe. ~ ot Goodyear Aerospace Corp .• is in provido inf tbe capabU1ty ot ~ buee carioes. sucti u power setMratinc equipment and IOllitvY tanks. ·
He!icoptera are incapable ol llflinl such loads. A batUe
tank. for example. weighs 63 toos. whereas the most
powertul U.S. helicopter can lift only 18 tom.
Tbe answer: an airship SUPPOrt.ed by 2.S million cub&c
feet ot beilwn and four attached bell cop.
ten. Tbe compaQY ls working en a vehi·
cle tbat would lift 75 toos straight up. It
expects to bava It within nve YQl'S.
WlDdmill power ls coming back.
GENEBAL ELECTBIC AND
United TedmoloCies share a contract
Crom the NatJooal Aeronautics & Space
AdministraUoa to design and build tbe
largest wiadmW ever, a LS-atcey struc·
lUre that mllbt be. prototype.
Water power ll aoing to be redeftloped.
The PoPular myth ls that most hydropower sites
already have been developed. Ncmsense. says Development
& Resources Inc .• beaded by David LilienthaJ. former
chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority and rint
chairman ol tbe Atomic Energy Commlssioo.
LILIENTBAL SAYS TBDE OE thousands of sites
for power development aloag small streams, canals. loclcS
and tbe lite. especially In the Nortbeut.
Such sites avoid enviroa.mental problems common to
larger lnstallatlons, be says. Furtbermore, the dams often
are ln place. having been put there during tbe t9lh century
and then abandooed as big power utlliUes took over.
Sea farming is a growing business.
Aquafanning or aquaculture ls common on ponds in the
Midwest and South. Some coocems have developed totalty
artlficial breeding sites. in tanks through which food and ox~
ygen are flltered.
NOW SOME OF THE NATION'S BIG corporations are
interested In mariculture. or the cultivation of manne lift,
such as salmon. lobster. shrimp and the lib. Union Carbide
already is in the business; Standard OU (Indiana) is cOD·
sldering it.
By thinkine simple. another problem was solved.
The nation's superhighways are among the most
dangerous of places for pedestrians. Therefore. states and
private companies long have sought effective communica·
tions devices for stranded motorists. 1
ONE BIG D&AWBACK TO POWERED devices was
vandalism. Furthermore. aucb met.bods were expensive
and tended to sutter from downtime.
A small company. Solid State Technology, Inc.~
Wilmlngt.oa, Mass. solved the problem with an lngeni
motorist aid call box that is batteryless and wireless.
because it bas so few parts. allll06t vandal-proof too. In fact; It reports vandals. '
The device sends an eleclronic alcnal to a central poiiaf
when a motonst acUvates it. And what supplies the powet?
The very act of pulling the lever to activate the device. ,
Remarkable bow old is everything new. •
Dana Point's
Bo/A. to Move
Barut of Amerlca·s Dana Point branch will
move into Its new home Monday, according to Matt
Neale, manacer. ,
The $291.000 facility Is on Paclfic Coast
Hlehway between Street of the Amber Lantern and
Street ot the Ruby Lantem. one block north of the
existing six-year-old modular f.tciUty.
Containing s,.225 square ffft. tt is nearly twice
as large as the present office. pennJWng the ex-
pansion and modernization ot customer servtces
and facWUes.
It wtll provide a twice-as-large teller line and
enclosed mercbanta' depoeit booth and will offer
drive-up teller unit.a for extended-hours service and
safe deposit faclllUes.
A public open house will be held throughout the
day Monday, Neale said. wttb refreshments and
gifta for visitors.
Santa Fe Company
To Get Iran Rig Joh !.
A subsldiary of Santa Fe tnlenlaUooaJ Corp .. Orange.
has beeo awarded a three-year ccatract by OU Sen1ce Coia!
poy ol Iran to furn.lab and operate one ol the wwld'f
larcest oil-well drilling rigs. •
Tbe new diesel-electric rta. capable ot drilllni to de'Ot!» ol more than 30.000 feet. will be aeembled ln Houston -aid
ablpped to lran, where lt ls expected to beliD ~atlou ~
May lt71. It wltl be owned and opetaled by Santa Fe In'
tematloa.al Setvic. tne., wbkh bu lbt otber beaY)'-d
land n,. ~ ror tbe laaM compa.oytn Iran.
CoSt ol the MW Ulllt ~vend· In lTaD a. ..Umaled mo.re than '10.000.000.
Santa Pe~ Prilllda:at E.L. •aaoo Jf. said
tbe new na II~ bi~ &oesplon for OU at~ U~ lDe ol an)' Welti Yt!C drilled In the MJdd.Je
Tbin .. ---to ut.tDd tbe cciatract beyond ttl ~· )'Ul'P1iaW7ta'm.