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Home My WebLink About1977-07-05 - Orange Coast PilotI Arraignment Set :Today . ' .. Two Motorcycles Boat Propeller Crash Dead-on; Severs Leg of One Rider Dies Valley Woman DAILY PILOT _ * · * * l _Oc * * * . . . :1 . . . ··-~ . . . - TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 5, 1977 VOl 70, HO. 1N, l secTIOHS. ~ P•GES 'Tr ash Bag' C ase 2 More Deaths Linked to Pair RIVERSIDE (AP) -One of two men charged in connection with the Southland's "trash bag murders" has led authorities to two Imperial County locations where bodies were found one and four years ago, Imperial County sheriff's deputies said. Patrick Kearney appeared "pretty calm" during the five- hour search Monday, said Sgt. Lon Hellinger of the Imperial County department. Kearney. 37, and David H111. 34, both avowed homosexuals formerly of Redondo Beach, were scheduled lo be arraigned · today in Municipal Court on murder charges in the deaths of two men whose bodies were found in Riverside County. Police had been questioning the two about a total or eight murders over the past two years in four S9uthern California counties. but Monday's search brought that total to 10. Police say the men have told them about. Cycles Cra8h Head,.on; One RiderKilW A Laguna Hills man was killed and two other people were seriously injured Monday afternoon when two motorcycles collided headon about 16 miles east of San Juan Capistrano on Ortega Highway. uow was Orange Copnty's third traffic f ataUty of the Fourth or July weeftnd. Two people died in separate lrafnc accldents Sa\urday. A California Hi~bway Paltol spokesman tde0Uf1ed Ute dead motorcyclist u Gene Dow, 29. of 25211 Stoclcport Drive, Laeuna Bills. A YOUl'll pusen1er on Dow's motoreycle, .,,~haellna Riley, 11, of 24212 Caatilla Drive, Minion Viejo, was seriously injured bi the 3:10 p.m. colHldGft oo Orteca }fjgbway. The drlver oC the aecond motorcycle. J'amu Olcltlnson, 20, of 1932 Royal Oak Av• •• Tustin, also wu aerlously inj .... theCHP~. l'leBiley tlfl WM tatea to UCI Melleal C•n\er with ma,Jor inJWI• wbU• Dlc~1MOD '*u h·ailepOltecl to San Clemente 0....... ffoepttal. •«ordhal, to tb•CHP......,_ an additional 33 bodies. Sheriff's or£icers in Orange County want to question the two men about four murd er s. including bodies found east of San Juan Capistrano along Ortega Highway, and hope that light mlght be shed on additional cases. All of the bodies were found along highways. Some were shot, MASS TEXAS KILLINGS RECALLED-Story, A3 dismembered or both. Several were found stuffed in plastic trash bags, leading detectives to dub tbe case "the trash bag murders." Hettinger said the· two Imperial County bodies were found in 1973 and 1976 but not previously linked with the "trash bag'• slayings. The shallow burial sites were a mlle apart about 15 miles east or Calexico near Hi ghway 98. The search for more bodies w~• expected to resume today. allhough a uthorities said Kearney claims he Is no longer sure where the remaining grave sites are. Inves'tigators from Riverside, San Diego, Los Angeles. Orange and Imperial counties have joined ln the search. Kearney and HUI were being held in Riverside County Jail in lieu of $500,000 cash bail each. Their surrender Friday was one mon\h after warrants were issued by the Riverside Counl,)' district attorney's office charging them wlth two murders. Brother Knifed • . To Death m 0•11f ... 1414 ........ "'....., ........ THESE THREE YOUNG LADIES LOVED HUNTINGTON BEACH'S BIO PARADE Jemie Squtr•• Rode In It; SuH n Watt• Blew Horn F'or·lt; Becky Tebetts Waved Fleg 100,(f()() Wittress . Huntil]gton Pa~ade Wieder.· An oliiciaJ cit deaipated to transport the rormer mayor went the enUre n)t.lte erppty except for a driver and a al.Jn bearlpg bel' name. "Wher.-•s Harriett,•• parade (8-PAllADE~ Paco A2) l Woman's Leg Severed in Boat MU~ Slaying ,CliJDaxes Squabble A family fracas Monday night in Santa Ana ended with a stab· bing death and the arrest of the victim's brother on suspicion of murder. Police reported that Isaac Har mon Jr., 25, was mortally wounded after a series of lights with his father and two brothers at the llarmon family home at 1418 S. Douglas St. Police said the s tabbing victim, a factory worker, had gone to the home early Monday evening, become belligerent, left and then returned and resumed the arguments. It was when be began fi ghting with an ol~r brother, Tom Harmon, 27, that a younger brother, Carol Harmon, 23, alte· rupted to end the confrontation. lnstead, however, Carol stabbed his older brother in the abdomen, police said. They said the victim died at the scene where his younger brother was arrested and cbaJil:ed with. suspicion of murder. Attendance Record DEL MAR CAP) -A record attendance of 648,929 was reported ror the 88th Southena California Exposition whicll ended Monday. Fireworks wound ., up the 14-day fair. Co ast . Weath er Low clouds night and morning, otherwise sunny afternoons. Lows tonight 60 to 64. Highs W.ednesday 60s at beaches to hiah 70s inlan<J. ' A I I e n a. ' . . l2 DAILYl'll OT • • AP Wl-.plloto NIGHTCLUB REFUSES TO ALLOW SEEING EYE DOG Blind Man Edwin Myers, 29, Plans to Sue Over Denial :01i~d Angered Entry Denial Brings Sui.t LOl 'ISVIT.J.1':. Ky . CAP> Ed\\ in :\lyt•rs says he will f 1lc u t'I\ ii nghh su1l on hl'11alf of all bhnd people against tht• night c;pot lh<1l refused him .idm1ssion because he was ac· com pan1t•d h\ his J!u1dc do$?. Tht• 29-year old Mycrs, who has been blind since an automobile acc1dt-nt 12 years ago. spent four hours in Jail Sunday afl<>r bt>inr.{ chari?ed with disobeying a police order to stay out nf the Starving Artist, a rcstaurant·12ight club in the bascrm•nl of Actors Theater or Louisville, which owns thl· dub Tiit: l"l('IDE"\T Bf:G,\N Wllf:~ Gluria DonLlldson, mJn:.igl'I' of the n ·..,taurant. barred Myers und his German -.hcpht•nl J!u1dl• dog I rom thl• club. Ms Donaldson. !-t11d that shl' ..,uggcsted My<.'rs lcavc the doi? in a friend 's car and allow two companions to help him around the restaurant Sht· said that the cluh was busy and that sht• w;1s l'Ofll'Prnt•d that lt\c dog might get nervous hl'C ausC' 1>f the rrow1l . Myt•rs said he n·f11~1'ci th<> nffC'r. citing a Kentucky !-ilatul<' proh1b1t1n~ an.v rf'~taurant. hotel or '"public places of amusC'ments" frorn dl'nying admittance to a blind p<>rson or h 1s guide dog. MYERS. OF LEXINGTON, KY., SAIO he told Ms. D~naldson. ''Mis!!, you don 't understand that seeing eye dogs ha\ ea ri~ht to go <my places their masters go." .. I le kl'Pl 111 ... 1sllng that he had the right to have his dog and didn't I know the· law -and l didn't," said Ms. Donaldson. "It was my first expeneoce with one ta guide ciog l anywa\ · Myer:. !'iaid Ms. Don.lldson agreed that police should be called. Myers said the officers took him to the street and told him. "The lady doesn't want you in the restaurant. Sbe ~ants you and ~our dog out." POLICE TOLD MYERS HE WOULD be arrested Ir he tried to re c•ntcr the club. "I said, 'Where 's lhc door'!'" Myers said, and he was arrcstcd. ~ Carl Yates. a spokesman for the Louisville Police DeparlmC'nl, said the proprietor didn't want Myers in the club and that 1l makes no difference on what grounds entrance was refused. The arresting officers were bound "lo preserve the peace and tranquility" of lhC' establishment, Yates said. 'SAN DI EGO CAP) -Officials o# the credit union servin~ personnel at Miramar Naval Air Station s ay rumors about eviction of the credit union from the base has caused a $.150,000 splurgeofwilhdrawals. Mayriel Ballinger, who heads ~h credit union. said m ost of se making the withdrawals re retired military personnel w o remember the crash of 1929. \ e said the credit union, which s9rves 10,000 customers, has dep-or·ts o( $23 million end a surplus o $14 million and easily can c41verlbewithdrawals. OAANOl COAST i. DAILY PILOT • • . 'Punch' Letters PU11£hed LONDON (AP) -"Punch" weekly, whJeb has been making BrlloM laup since 1841, found itself in a predicament today concerning President Carter's mother. The magazine was hauled before a watchdog committee to a oawer an accusation of unethical conduct for runrung a series of spoof l ette r s purportedly written by 'Miz Llllian.' Tbe lettens -the work or dep- u t y editor Alan Coren -· chronicle the doings of the Carter family and a related &allery of fantastic characters, such as are popularly believed by English writers to live in the American South. Among them : Uncle Slinkweed Carter, Cousin Ne hemiah Honest Carter; Auntie Gutpump Carter, Great Auntie Eulalia Moonshine Carter, Uncle S n ob Carter Ill, Private Chickenha1d Carter, and many more. The letters so upset one reader, 7l·year·old AHson Oliver of Edinburgh, that she complained to the Press Council that Punch had gone loo far. Miss Oliver said the letters were unethical because they were not written by the person under whose name they appear, as well as being distasteful, scurrilous, vicious, unfair attacks on an elderly lady and "calculated to hurt, annoy and antagonize the President of the United States and every American." Coren, who wrote an earlier series or s poof bulJetins of Ugandan Presidenl ldi Amin, said he has had fan letters from American reade rs for the 'Mix Lillian' series, and would defend his work at the meeting or the Press Council complaints committee. Meetin gs or the council arc closC'd to the public and nothing is revealed until a decis ion is announced. The council. which has no compulsive power, was set up in 1953 to maintain press freedom and professional standards. Jl is chiefl y known for 1ts occuional adjudications on complaints from the public about newspaper stories. Its members are a mix of profess ional journalists and laymen and women. Meanwhil e, publis hers of Robson Books announced they will Issue a paperback edition of" Coren's 'Mb Lillian' letters in October under the tiUe "The Peanul!I Papers." The wrap~ of the i>rojected book carries photos of the Carter family and drawings of ster~. MomEacapes As Daughter A&laP~don FORT WOR'l'H, Tei. (A.PJ - Patricia Boake, whose 9·fear-old daughter emptied her PhUlY bank and flew to Washington to seek a prealdeoUal pardon for her, has become a fugitive from a federal priaon. Mrs. Bolke, 43, was serving a three-year term at a minimum security prison for bond jumping, Federal Correctional Jnslltutlon officials said. She escaped wblle on a supenlaed visit to the Fort Worth apartment of 9-year-old Sandy and a 20-year-old dauahter, DellJab, on Saturday. The glrl.s disappeaTed at the same Ume. authorltiea aald. Olfidab said Mn. Boak was believed to be wlth Fred Duesenbe.rg, 69, a convicted bank robber who also escaped Satur· day. On June7, Sandy. an articulate si xth-grader, boarde d a commercial airliner and went to W ashlngt.on by hel!leli to ask President Carie? to· pardon her mother. Sbe got to lhe White House, met with ablflers. but did not t-1.t to lhe President. I ' A week later, •t a press conference, Mrs. Boake hug&ed her daughter and said tbe trip ml1bt bave burt her chances ol 1etUn1out. s ... wtv said ber ~"was all • wule.f'· · Busy on Beaches Police Face Mountain of Papenvork By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI U.. ONiy P\i.t SI~ Dependlng on where you were, it was either a very quiet Fourth of July or it was a record breaker in terms of acti vlty. In San Clemente. lifeguards said they had 35.000 on city beaches and 20,000 on county beaches on Monday. In Laguna yacht was set ab laae by fireworks. Fireworks and illegal fire· crac kers we re the primary source of trouble In both Newport Beach and Huntington Beach where police say their problems were In dealing with revelers who were throwing the devices at passers.by and om.cers. Police in two Orange Coast cities today are still trying to dig out the mountain of paperwork that piled up ln what w as des- cribed by one veteran officer as the busiest weekend ever seen on the coast. "And that includes all th~e Easter Weeks,•' he added. Police ln Newpart Beach and . Huntington Beach said they were kept busy throughout th1: week· end and particularly Monday trying to respond to a nearlv ceaseless series of disturbances pri m a rily on the ir c1ll e:.' beaches. . Beach, lifeguards said they had 20,000 beach visilors on Monday. ln Newport Beach, there were 85,000 people counted on beaches and in Huntington the total was 138,000 for the state and city beaches. Seal Beach reported fewer than 30,000 beach visitors: Lifeguards said there were no major incidents .during the weekend. Firemen throughout the Orange Coast said they had the standard number of calls related to the Fourth of July with fireworks-caused fires. The charges under whlcb 81 were arrested by Hunlincton Beach p<?lice Monday ranged from disturblng the peace to assaulL A preliminary report from Newport Beach indicated that about 90 people were arrest. ed 10 that city, many from an area · stretching from 44th to 57th Streets in West Newport. Spokesmen t'or both dep- artments said that. while the problems were concentrated 1n the beach areas, there was no co n ce rt e d e f fort ~L trouble m aking that could be called a riot. Police in inland cities such as Costa Mesa, Irvine and San Juan Capistrano said they had a few disturbances generall y related to fireworks. In Irvine, police reported the theft of $350 worth of fireworks from a stand al Culver and Michelson Drives. The loss was discovered at 6 a.m . Monday by the s tand's operators. Meanwhile, lifeg uards all along the coast as well as police in Lag una Bea ch and San Clemente reported crowds that were unus ually small and quiet for a summer holiday weekend. Lifeguards said the overcast which kept temperatures in the high sixties lhroughout the three- d a y w eekend and wate r termperatures that scarcely rose a bove a chilly 60 d egrees combined to keep the numbers of beach visitors down. The largest was reported at 6 p.m. Monday in San Clemente where a half·acre of grass at the end of Via del Campo was blackenC'd before county firemen could douse the blaze. The most serious fireworks- related incident was reported in Huntington Harbour where a Fireirorks Stolen BAKERSFIELD (AP) - Even robbers 1ike to shoot off rireworks on the Fourth of July. Police report two men guarding a fireworks' stand Monday were held up by two men armed with revolvers. The bandits broke a lock on the portable booth and stole seven boxes of assorted fireworks. A Ne wporl Beach police spokesman said charges there ranged from disorderly conduct to assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer. Police in Huntington Beach said their rnosl serious problem <>rupted al about l a.m. this morning when they were called out to quiet a small crowd of bottle and firecracker throwing b each vis itors near the Huntington Beach Pier. Four Rescued From Trawler SAN RAFAEL CAPl -Four persons were rescued from their burning 35-foot trawler by the Coast Guard about a mile west of Point Richmond. A Guard spokesman said there were no injuries in the Monday incident . The fire was extinguished and the boat was towed lo Richmond. The cause or the blaze was not immediately disclosed. CALIFORNIA FmERAL PRESENTS TWO Wilt SAVINGS. ... IC ~ou'vo ~ot $2,000 or mon• lo suvo, our "Two· A 7·3/4-,. OCCOUfJf Way_ Plaa 1s the smarU>tit wuy to suve it. for Cong range growth. That's becuuse it's sue~ 11 scnsihlu wuy to A 7~% certlflcutc locks up our lop interest. divide your savings so you'll havl~ moner for day· for six to ten yeurs. to-day noeds-antl for long tt•rm t1hjed1ves, too. 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Santa Ana Citizen 'Lucky to Be Alive' SUSPECTS IN HOMOSEXUAL MURDERS LED TO COURT Patrick Kearney (glasses), David Hiii (behind him) ay Pair May Have __ .lied 28 Persons RIVERSIDE li\PI Two avOVI eel homose'l.uals llnkt•d to what may be tht• laq~csl mal>s murdC'r 111 n•ct•nl L1nilt•d Slates history "'ere •1rraigncd lcxlay on two counts or murdc>r while lnvC'st1gators searched for more bodies R1vl:'r'i1de County Shl:'riH Ben Clark said the men, Patrick W. Kearnt·y. 37. and David D llill, 34, art' suspcctt•d of .. al lca!>l 28" k1ihng:-. m a case th11t 1s being called one of "t rash bag urdcrs · The tall mustachioed Redond(l each roommates were hustled into court handcuffed and apparently wearing bullet-proof vests under sweatshirts. Only Kearney spoke during the brief pivceeding. He aoswe~. "Yes, l do," when asked if he wanted a lawyer. Municipal .Court Judge Philip La Rocca was told llill is poor and needs a public defender. The judge, after info rming them or their rights. set July 15 for a plea hearing and continued bail al SS00.000 each. They were charged with the murders of Arturo Marquez, 24, <See SUSP ECTS, Page A2) ultiple Charges Backing _Truck Hits -Home; Mesan Held A Costa Mesa roofer whose Fourth of July celebration ended with a bang as his pickup truck spe4 .iJ1 reverse through the side of an apartmen t building remained Jailed today. Daryl L. Van Riper, 21, of 778 Scott Place. was still held in lieu or Sl.000 bail today after being booked on multiple criminal charges following the Monday hight accident. Patrolman Steve Labbitl arre- !;ted Van Riper al 681 Victoria St., an address that today can be Jisted as heavily damaged. So can Van Riper's pickup truck. The suspect was booked for ·~ovestigaUon of drunken driving, CostaMe•a I possession of dangerous drugs and resisting arrest. OCficer Labbitt alleged when he arrived at the demolished apartment occupied by Toni A. Churchill to investigate a report of a vehicle crashed into a residence that Van Riper was uncooperative. He asserted the suspect first asked him lo hand over his gun and then attempted lo grab it out or his buttoned holster when the patrolman politely declined. Police said Miss Churchill, who was in her kitchen when Van Riper's truck exploded through the front wall in reverse and s talled in the living room, escaped injury. No damage estimate for the building owned by Martin C. Morales of Huntington Beach was available. Costa Mesa police investigating an incident initially logged as attempted murder said today that Severin G. Discher, 49, Santa Ana, ls lucky to have survived the Fourth of July weekend. lie was going off duty at tl)c Air National Guard facility at 26Sl Newport Blvd. Saturday night Continues By WILLIAM HODGE OI the O•oly Po lot St•tf Dry wall contruction workers continued a wildcat walkout of most O r ange Cou n ty constr uction Jobs Tuesday, vowing not to begin working again until a :.etllement is r eached. "WorlC will be stopped until the negotiations result in an ac- ceptable agreement," Union spokesman Richard Slack said Tuesday. He estimated that JOO workers are striking. Negot iations between the Southern Californi a Dry Wall Contractors Association and the Painters Union broke down June 25 when union member s failed to ratify a new contract. The wild- cat strike began June 27. The walkout, however, is not san ctioned. "We ai.ireed to extend the old contract through July 16 lo leave more lime for necotiations," District Council 48 representative George Hartman said Tuesday. The District Council r epresents the Painters Union in negotiations with management The dispute centers around a belief held by dry wall workers that their pietework salaries have not increased as much as hourly salaries. Commercial building dry w a ll work is contracted at an hourly rate while housing tract work is paid by the square root. The rejected agreement would have provided step increases to four cents per square fool by Jan .. 1, 1978. The present rate is 3.25 cents per square foot. Striking work~rs said Tuesday they're asking an Increase to 4.5 cents per square foot effective immediately. Another aspect of the dispute involves dry wall workers' dissatisfaction with the Painters Union. "We want to form our own union," Slack exphuncd. "Every time we vote on a dry wall contract, they've got painters voting on it too." Slack said union repres· entatives were in Washington D.C. last week seeking a solution to the union problem. but de· clined to say whether a new union would be formed. Mennwbile. work has stopped on Irvine housing projects and str iking workers say they are attempting to s top all county construction jobs. District Council representative Hartman said no date has yet beer) set for renewed talks in the labor dlspute. "Jl Cthe talks> will resume soon but we just don'l have a deClnile date set," be said. Pot Nursery Polke Work Mouataiaous when a bullet nearly hit him. Police Officer Jeff Clark said the Air National Guard sergeant was getting into his pickup truck when he bent over in the cab to put something on the n oor. J ust as his head ducked out of line, a bullet shattered the truck's rear window and smashed inlolhe windshield, cracking it, police. said. · Discher dove for cover, but no further shots were fired, investigators said. The national guardsman told police he knows of oo possible moll ve for an attempt on his life. Detective Lt. George Lorton suggested the incident could be one of crtminal negligente and . Df!Jr Pl .. 1 Slaff,.,,... LAURA EGGERBECHT WITH DOG KERO 'YOGI' Boy, 3, Allve Becau1e ~Nett~ 'Yogi' a Bero Dog Saves DrmaUng Boy By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ot , ... o.11, l'll•t 51..tl A dog named Yogi keeps a vigil today for the little playmate he saved Sunday night when the youngster tumbled into a swimming pool al his Costa Mesa home. Mlcllael A. Eggerbecht, 3, of 720 Center St., remained listed in critical but very slightly· improved condition al· Children's Hospital of Orange County. ~~WAS RESCUED FROM the partially drained pool by his grandmoth'er. Pauline M. Valles, about 6 p.m. when she found him unconscious, turned blue and apparently without any Martbeat . . A spokesman for Ch_ildren's Hospital of Orange County said today that while little Michael was was revived by paramedics so that he can breathe without a respirator, it is (See DOG, Page AZ) Police Get Legal Training in Dallas WASHINGTON <AP> -With their badges and billy clubs. police 1>fficers arresi suspe<?led brawlers, thieves 'nd rapists every day. Every day, many of the arrests are thrown out of court because the cop made a mistake. He may have searched a house ~•Buat A pair of Costa Mesa policemen who claim they nabbed a man with a whole potful oC pot wlll let lh~ judge ~Ide Ir it is sur- fklenUy genuipe to juatlfy pl'C)IJeeuUon. Fourth Busy at Beaches Patrolmen George Mc Erlaln ~nd Rober\ Moore said they arrest~ KendaU Ctinner Gree~1• 22, or 400 Merrimac W•'f Monday after notldna a flour11blng a lle1ed martjuMa pJanl on his apartment balcony. T'1ey alleged ho ~ .. culllvaUng abQut 150 .amall marijuana plants frqm two to nve lnchet In helsht In two larae planter~. PoUte utert Green 1ave th4ml lids 1tatem nt abOUt b.i1 tretn thumb acliv1ty: •·,we weren•t 1rowtn1 it for real.'' By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of"" o.llf ...... Sc.ff Dependine on where you were, it was either a very quiet Fourth of July or it was a record breaker ln terms ot actl vlty. Police in Lwo Orange Coaat clUes today are stlll ~1n1 to d.11 out the mountain of paperwork that piled up ln what waa des· crtbed by one veteran officer aa lb• bualest weekend ever~ on tb~cou. "And tbat lncb.1 es all thi>I• Eatter Weeki,•· be added. PoUce in Newport Beach and HunUn,tolt 8eaCh •aid they"A'ert k•pt buay thrOi_Utbout thew k· en• and partitularly M~a)" ttYln1 ,~o nt~ to a nearly ceaielliit terle11 ot dittur~ancea p,rlmartly on their cltiu' 'btadiel. Spokesmen for both dep- artments said that. while the problems were concentrated in the beach areu. there was no concerted effort at troublemaktna that could be tailed a riot. Pollet In Inland cltles such as Colla Men, Irvine and San· Juan Caplatnno said they bad a few dlst~liances aenerally related. lo flre'""' In l..Vbtf. police reported the thert ii ta$C) ~orlh of flre\\'ortcs from a stand at Cul~r and Mlch.taon Drtvcs. Tht' lOP waa discovered at f a.m. Mon,:lau> by &be ttand'a operaton. M eanwbile. llte1uard1 all iUonlC tM cONt aa well 11 ~~ ln L••una Buch Hcl San Clemente reported crowds lh•t were Unu1ually lmall and qutit disregard for public safety, considering it occurred oo the Fourth of July weekend. "Stupid people are prone to do things like shooting off weapons on the Fourth of July weekend," Lt. Lorton remarked. However. he said, the case is still being investigated as one of attempted homicide. Countian Killed On Cycle A Laguna Hills man wa:. killed and two other people were seriously injured Monday afternoon when two motorcycles collided headon about 16 miles east of San Juan Capistrano on Ortega Highway. A California Highway Patrol sp<tkesman identified the dead motorcyclist as Gene Dow, 29, or 25211 Stockport Dn\•e. Laguna Hills. Dow was Orange County·:. third traffic fa tali ly of the Fourth of July weekend. Two people died m separate traffic accidents Saturd~y. A young pass~ng<'r on Dow's motorcycle, Michaelina Riley. 11 , of 242 12 Castilla Drive. Mi ssion Viejo, was seriously injured in the 3: 10 p.m . collision on Ortega Highway. T he driver of the second motorcycle. James Dickinson, 20, or 1932 Royal Oak Ave .• - Tustln. aJso was serious ly - inju~ theCHP reported. The Riley 1irl was taken to UCJ Medical Center with major injuries while Dickinson was transpe>rted to San Clemente General Hospital, according to the CHP report. A spokesman sa id investigators ar~ still trying to piece together the ci rcumstances leading to the collision on a curved section of Ortega Hi~hway. Bank R11nner Held Up in Costa Mesa A bandit who intercepted and robbed a department store bank messenger of nearly $1,750, was sought by Costa Mesa police today. Montgomery Ward employe David J . Breen, 26, of Garden Grove. told police he was robbed of the locked bank bag in the South Coast Plaza shopping center parking lot Saturday. Breen told Officer Art Courteau he was-going to make the deposit when a hard object that could have been a gun muzzle was poked Into his back. "Hand me the bag. Don't tum around" the bandit &napped, ac- cording to Breen. The rObber fle<l after the victim handed over the bank bag, ac- cording lo pol lee reports. Weather Lo,w clouds night and morlling, otberwlse s unny anernoons. Lows tonight 60 to 6'. Hilhs Wednesday 60s at beaches to h11h 708 Inland. ' INSIDE TODAY , l :l O~IL Y PILOT c Daughter O/Mesan ' Improved G ravt>ly lnJun-cl auto 11cr1dttnl \ lt·tlm Vult•ru• J11n1bt·r . llJ, d.auahtet of IH•ll known ~la l\J t·~.1 1•ll•mcnt ury 11ct}ooltuacher Carl Jacobc-r has heeun ma_klnit 11rorreas In h1•1 right lo live and rt cover fully. A spokel!ima11 at t..on111 l..J.Jldti l'nlverslty Meda<· al Ctinter whn1• Ma:t s Jacober Wall fl own hv 'hl'ri(f's ht'hcoplt:r eight days ago s~ud today the Garden G1ov1• garl has improved ·'She is iust in between what v. e would call critical and i;enous •ow She 1s t·tirtainly doing better," the umvcr~ily hospital spokesman said Mass Jacober, who laves with her mother m Garden Grove Js "eeinmog to emerge fron{ a coma caused by head inJurie11 enough to respond to simple commands by nurses. f'riday. M1s~Jacober. whottad planned to enroll at Orange Coast College next m o nth as a rreshman. underwent several '*>urs of surgery to repair severe ftg and shoulder fractures. t Her companion. Mary Beth De fia y ner. 19. also of Gnoen Grove, wus killed wben the car she was driving rolted severul limes on a highway near Lake Havasu Caty, Araz., ejecting both g!rls. Fro111 Page Al SUSPECTS. • of Oxnard, s h o t and dtsmemliered, and John Lamay. 17, of El Segu nd o. also dismembered and \\rapped in a trash bag, both found last March. Sheriff's officers in Orange County want to question the two me n about four murders. 1ndud1ng bodac!> found cast of S an Juan Capistrano along Ortega llaghway. and hope that light ma~hl hl' shed on add1t1onaJ l"<JSCS The s heriff . at a ncws conference afterward. credited publicity in the murder cases with leading lo the surrender of Jilli and Kec.1rnev. · · T h e s e we r ~ n o t t·w o 1nd1v1rluals who wanted lv remain on the run," Clark said ·'They had to know there was somewhere lo i:o. · The men, who walked anto lhl' 'i hera(('s headquarters Friday <1nd p<>anted to lhejr own wanted posters. have been cooperating and openJy discussing vanous murders, authorities said "Investigators s urmised at this time that the re are 15 \\Orkabl<> cases.' Clark said · "fhere arc at least 13 additional c-Jtses that have been discussed b~ the suspects lh11t may be '"' olved also " Clark added, "There arc at least 28. There may be more." He said Kearney h.id IN:l of fi,cers lo six possible locations in Imperial County where he may have disposed or bodies. Two were idc>ntifi cd Monday a s gra vesitcs where bodies were discovered in 1973 a nd 1976 but never before linked to the "trash b&g" killings . Th'e s heriff to l d how investigators from four counties began comµaring note!i last November on a series or eight mystifying murders with c ommon de nominators in Riverside. Orange, San Diego and Los Angeles counties. The search continued today. Two Imperial County sheriff's investigators went with a Riverside County detective to an is.olated area about 15 miles east of Calexico ore U S. 98, a few miles north of the Mexican border looking for new graveslles. the larsest previously known rqess murders were the killln1s of 25 migrant farm workers in YtJba ClLy, and the 1970-73 slltyings or 27 teenag~ runaways irw Pasadena, Tex., a Houston suburb. ORANO!.COMT c: DAILY PltOT T UHd•y July 5 1971 J',.....P ... AJ • • too early to determine ll he s"6atained lutin1 brain dama1e from lack ot oxnen. Police aay lt wu Yott the mix~·breed mutt with a me"ure of Labudor retriever wbo dJredJy Jee:: to t.be aavln1oflhe boy'• Ult. INV£8TIGATORS SAID MRS. Valles was working in th\! howie &~ter reoolng M!chael dinner. She was cllrint. for him aud his Mbtera while their parents vacationed in Mexico. Officer Steve Labbitt said alle auddenly was startled by Yogi's ft antic 1acll v1ty aaalnat a rear glass patlo door to 1eL her at*tlon. He would dash a few feet In the dlrectJoo of the backyard swlmmlne pool, then race back and pound on the &lass ~oor 11gain. begging and beseeching Mrs. Vailes to obey his lead. A NEIGHBOR &AN TO AID in the rescue when she heard M.rs. Valles' anguished scream after Yogi Jed her to hef floating grandson. Yogi is just a littJe younger than his playmate sister Laura Eggerbecht said today. ' ··vogj does everything he's told. He's just a good watch· dog," remarked Laura. "I brought him up." $658,000· Refused Hughes Offering To PurchaSe Land ~ A. C K Y A R 0 -M a p indicates r e lationship of Newport Beach CJty Yard to Hughes plant and City of Costa Mesa (shaded area>. Hughes wa'nts to buy Newport facility. F,....PageAJ FOURTH •.. Orange Coast said they had the standard number of calls related lo the Fourth of July with fireworks·caused fires. The largest was reported at 6 p.m . Monday in San Clemente where a half-acre of grass at the 11 nd of Via del Campo was blackened before county firemen could douse the blaze. The most serious fireworks· related incident was reported in Huntington Harbour where a y acht was set ablaze by fireworks. Fireworks and illegal fire- c rackers were the primary source of trouble in both Newport Beach and Huntington Beach where .police ~ay their problems were tn dealing with revelers who were throwing the devices al passersby and officers. The charges under· whl¢h 87 were arrested by Huntington Beach police Monday ranged from disturbing the peace to assault. A preliminary report' from Newport Beach indicated that about 90 people were arrest· ed ir\lhat city, many frorn an area stretching from 44th to 57th Streets in West Newport. A Newport Beach police spokesman said charges there ranged from disorderly conduct to assauJt with a deadJy weapon on a police officer. Just three years before -July 4. 1974, a month and five days before Richard Nixon left the White House in disgrace -thoae words had stirred another crowd at the same place to different emotions. In anger and in irony, they hooted and jeered, calling for their president's impeachment. In Washington, health consultant Larry Peaco relaxed against a tree in West Potomac Park and sdd be felt a "collective rep.et. All the bad stuff ls over ... Maybe, tbt last ot the Watergate ghosta have been exotqised." The d•y waa not tntltely bar!OObloUs, but the dJ.acord wu scattend4 Hughes Microelectronic Div.ision plans to expand and the HugheS people offered to buy lhe Newport Beach City Yard next door to their Superior A venue plant for $658,000. City councilmen turned down the offer. It's going to take more moi:iey than that to get them excited about moving the city yard, they said. According to a report to the city council, the cost of relocating the yard to a 10-arrf' site somewhere else in the city would be in lhe neighborhood of $.1.6 million. The council has set aside nearly Sl million t.o remodel the 50·)'ear·old yard next year. Councilmen agreed that before they commit any money to the remodeling project, they'd like city staff members to do further resear~h on \he possibility or relocating the yard , including priciQg some sites. Mayor Milan Dostal suggested the city might pursue the possibility of getting Hughes to buy a s1te for the city yard and then swapping with the city for the existing one. The Hughes offer for the nine· acre city yard as worth about $74,000 an acre, said City Manager Robert Wynn. Wynn pointed out that. by comparison. a nearby parcel ori- ginally bought as a school site at the western end of 16th Street recentJy sold for $105,000 per acre. He noted that the forme r school site lacks utilities and is unioned. while the City yard is zoned for industrial use and has all the ut1I· 1ties already in place. Councilman Paul Ryckoff noted that If the city could command as high a price for the yard as the school district got for the 16th Street site, the price would be $2.7 r.iilllon, compared to the $658,000 offeced by Hughes. Envoy Received MOSCOW <AP> -Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev received U.S. Ambassador Malcolm Toon today and told him o( "a number of aspects in U.S. policy which do not accord with the aim of a constructive de· velopment of relations," the of· flcial Tass news agency reported. TONIGHT COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL -Regular meeting, City Hall, 8:30p.m. ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD -Regular meeting, 88 Fair Drive, 7 p.m. "JACQUES BREL" -SouUt Coast Repertory Theater, Tueada;y-Suactay throuah July 30, lp.m. • Mesa Fatal Teenager Not Riding Board? New evidence studied since tht death of a Costa Mesa youth struck by a car late las t Thursday suggests he waa not riding a skateboard when hit, police said today. Investigators initially presumoo Thom<is J . Scott. 16, of 1901 Lanai Drive was scooting across the intersection of Adams Avenue and Estancia Drive on the skateboard when fatally injured. F,....P~AJ DALLAS ••• artments across t he countrv have tured their own an-house lawyers during the past 10 years. The driver who struck tum ao unidentified boy aged 11 trom Huntington Beach, bas told police he never saw the Scott youth before the impact. Police Traffic Bureau Sgt. Cliff McBride said today that study of Scott's broken skateboard found a t the scene indicates he was probably carrying it under bis arm. The broken section of the s kateboard shows it was fractured by impact with the radio aerial on the car involved. Sergeant McBride said it was de· termined over the weekend. He said this would have been virtually impossible if the Scott youth had been riding the skateboard when struck by the car. Seelu Crog,n Kelly Lund, 14, of Costa Mesa , will participate ~pt. 16-18 in the 1977 California United Teenager Pageant in Los Angeles. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brent Lund. B':'t many or them act only as advisers lo policc> executivc>s. and others work primarily as troubl e -s hool<'rs. labor negotiators or lobbyists wath local and state les1slators, the report said. Final Rites Set It said the Dallas project was MASS TEXAS KILLINGS RECALLED-Story, A3 For Tlwmas Baume unusu<U in providing round the clock legal advice for the cop on the beat. Dallas offi cials adopted thas approach because they felt police legal errors contributed to thl' high number of arrests \\hach were dis missed 1n court or rejected by grand JUrtes As or July 1973, the Legal Liaison Division found thal 23 Percent of arrests resulted m no indictments or the felony cases presented to court, 6.4 percent were lhrown out because of pahce mistakes. more than one·th1rd of the total number of dismissa l~. Memorial services will be held Friday for longtime Harbor Area printing shop owner and civic leader Thornas A. Baume. who died Saturday of a heart attack. A Newport Beach resident, Mr. Baume, 60, owned and operated the TAB Printing Company in Costa Mesa for 25 years. Friday's rite will be at 10:30 a.m. at the Corona del Mar Community Church. BuriaJ riles will be private. The well-known printer was ;; m e mber or the Board or Directors of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce; a member of the Goofoffers Club .. and chairman or the Regional Lions Club Speakers Foundation. Survivors include Mr. Bawne's widow, Ahce, of the home, 2319 Tustin Ave .. Newport Beach; a son, Thomas A. Baume Jr. of Costa Mesa ; a daughter, Patricia A Doige or Saudi Arabi a, ha s mother, Mrs. Frances £. Thompson of Costa Mesa. and four grandchildren. The family suggests memorial contributions to the Thomas Baume Memorial Foundation, 596 Park Drive, Costa Mesa, or to a favorite charity. The memorial foundation in Mr . Baume's n ame as being ('Stablasht'd by the Orange Coai.L Lions Club. CALIFORNIA FEDERAL PRESENTS TWO W•~SAVINGS. Now: A savings plan ll1al gets you the most for your money--and easy withdrawals, too. If xou'vc got S2,00Q or more ti> !'llVl', our "Two· Wuy' Plun is Lhe smartC'sL wuy lo >1uve it. 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Woman U bducted n~ A 2'·)'11at•Old wom h" war. kfdnaped from a •lr"cl 1n L aunu each Monday by n m au\ "ho .ctraacect her at'ro1111 u bu"y tborou1hhrt-. l'lufh•d the CNamln& victim into his cur and ro1rtd away in a h1til of bricks thro" n by the.' woman s tber Pohce urP M•t•kintt tht• 'Woman's ex-h u5band. Ruul Barne., 24. of Pomonu in onoection with tht• 1 j(J p m Incident at AnllJ and I I. Acebes ol Pomona who had -.ul· ceeded in smashing out a '>ldl• window of lht> t•ar a-. 1t dron• away. Dru10~ the lltght. l\\n vehicles were.' h1l and clamagc<l by the speeding t·ar. police said Tbe get<rn ay car "us des cribed as a 191<! Pontiac, orange with gr ay primer spots Accbes told police he and his sister were walking down lhe street when a man ru::.hed up. grabbed the woman and pulled her across the road, nearly being struck by tra ffic. He said he chased the car after Mrs. Barnes wa~ pushed inside it. Picking up bricks from u building site, he pelted the car in an effort lo make 1l slop. The hit a nd run acc ident in volved autos al 200 Anita anci 1100 Glennl.'\'rc Streets Beer Drinking Champ Bests Oun Record T he cham pion b<.'er drinker of San Juan Capistra no 1s Danil'I Saling, who downed 20 ounces of brew in 5.3 sec.'onds ut Fourth of July fesl1v1l1t·s f\londay. bcalmj.! his own record from last yt.·ar ol 5 4 The trut• c hamp that he 1s. Saling reported to work on time today, saying he was feeling fine He is executive director of the South Orange County Educators Assoc i ation, r e pres e nting teachers . Another San Juan winn&r Monday was Tim Gifkins, chosen. Senor San J u a n f rOPl i~ contestants by a panel of ''mature women." The city's ra1r-hairl'd boy is a irdresser, who will play u dual soldier-pirate role 10 the com mu01ty's "Pro Patria" production July 14· 17 ~Coalition Eyed ANKAR A. Turkey CAP> Forme r P re mie r Suleym an Demirel h<'gan trying to form a t n e w c ons e r vati ve coa litio n t government today following the : defe at of P remier Bulent E cevil. f who won last month's "ational I election. on his first vote of I confidence in lhe National Asse mbly. Alone with the Seo Lon(' fis herman c·CJ~ts his li ne from rocks off Aliso Beach in South Laguna. In a se tting like this. does it really m atter whether one catches any fish ? Texas Horror Recalled Uxist Perversion Slayi,ngs Similar to Corll CCUJe HOUST ON, 'F c x CAPJ Growing evidence in California :-. ·trash ba~ murde rs·' C'a Sl• "h1ch muy ha\'c as manv u:-. 1:1 v1ct1 ms. ret:alls Lhe hor ror that unfolded herl' al most fou r war-. ago. "hen police unco' e1:ed ;1 ho mo::.cxual sex·murder ring Two avowed homosexuah Patrick Kearney and David Hill were to be arr aigned today m Riverside on double murder: charges. Police said they were being questioned about six other deaths and added that evidence found near one body linked lhl· men to another 35 possible killings four of the eight bodies found ~o f:Jr \1 c•n ' in large plustic tra::.h bag~ On the mornmg of Aug. 9. 1973. a sl-.l•pt1l·al group of llou::.ton dl'l ectivcs accom panied Elmer Wayne Henley, a stringy-haired 11.year·old. to a boat stall two miles from the Astrodome sports C'Om plex. They found 17 di:' Vacationer Has Rabies? SA:-.: F RANCISCO CAP > Health officials are searching for a Mexico C1ly fam ily repo1t ed vi s1t10g California because of fears the father m ay be infected wilh rabies. Tbe five -member family Oew fr o m Mexico t o Sou thern California on June 24 and lert Los An ge l es l ast w eek end to drive to San F rancisco in a rented car . They are booked on a July 12 flight from San Francisco to Las Vegas. The father, Paul Becrie, is believed the person who was b1tl en June 22. His wife and three children. aged 12, 15 and 16, were re ported traveling with him. composed bodies in s ha llow. lim e-caked graves. llenlcy had called police to tell them he hacl s hot and k1lll'd Dean Allen Corti in self defense after an all night patnt·:.nifftng and sex par ty at Corll's suburb:rn Pas adena home The 33-year old Corll, Henley told police, wa::. thl' lea der of a hom os exua l s ex-murder ring that had resulted in the deaths of "about 25 to 30 boys," most of them teen-aged runaways. After the boat ::.tall . Henley took officl•rs to four bodies buried near Lake Sam Rayburn in eust<.'rn Tt•xas Six m ore were found 1n the s and a long the p1 c lurcs q ul' beach a l lligh Is land Thl' 27 sl<1yings. hl·lleved lo have occurred from 1970·1973. mad e il perhaps lhe worst m ass murder in recent U.S. history. Juan Corona was convicted in J nnuary 1973 of murdering 25 m ig rant f arm work ers in California. Henley. later com·1eled of ~ix Mo"1e for TV c~unts of mu~der. is now serving six co~secut1ve 99-ycar prison terms m the Texas Departmenl of Corrections in Huntsville An other youth. David Owen Brooks , then Ul, who !>aid he and Henley procu red youth s for Corl~ 's homosexual parti es. 1s servmg one 99-year sentence A few of the bodies have never been identified. He nley and Brooks we re con v icted o f strangling a nd shooting some of the victims, m osl of whom lived in their ne ighborhood . Corti, Brooks said. paid them to oblam the victims. Most of the v ic t ims wt-re murdered by Cor ll . who alleg edly s trapped youths sprl'ad eagled on a "torture bourd" before attacking them. police said. "All were enticed -wine and whis ky and 'ride around in my new car' -that sort of thmg .. said one investigator. ' Nov. 22· Nightmare Gets Brief R~run DALLAS CA P) -For a few brie f moments, It wa~ No\'. 22, 1963 again. High-powered rifle shots rang out. Crowd s screamed a nd scattered. The "President" was shot, and "Lee Har vey Oswald" l ea n e d out o f t h e Texas Schoolbook Depository Bui lding a rlne cradled in his shoulder. ' m oving now and you run as 1f to ca tch it." A few in the c rowd s eemed perturbed. M aevis Chapma n. one of the spectators, s aid : "When I saw the way she <the actress playing Mrs. Kennedy) was dressed, and the P reside nt barehe aded, il gave you a strange feeling. Jt brought tears." .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The scene at Dealy Plaza Sunday and Monday was the re· c reation of lhe assassination of Bob Etheridge. who plays the pa rt of Vice President Lyndon J ohnson, recalled that on the dav of the assassina tion . ··r wa's wat ching th e para de fi ve m inutes before it happened. I could have reached out and touc hed him CKennedy l. It's a real weird feeling to have seen the parade and then to see them re-create t he assassination •· • President J ohn F. Kennedy for an ABC television movie. "The Trial of Lee Harvey Os wald .·• Hundreds or touris ts we re a ttracted by the sight of actor J ohn Pleshelte. "ho portravs Oswald in a f1ct1ona l account ·or h ow h is tria l might h ave proceeded had he not been killed by Dallas nightclub owner Jack Ruby. "It was really haunting," said Pleshette. who r esembles Oswald. Earlier. a police marksman rired the shots at the presidential limousine six floors below in a scene that was to be shown to the fictional jury. Tile re-creation or the shooting took place before hundreds of tourists and with a cas t of s everal tiundr~ extras who scattered and "panicked'' as the shots were "Ore d " into th e pres idential motorcade. Women wearing bobby-socks and lhen in thin tics fell over ea ch other in mock hysteria und e r the directi o n o f supe rv ising producer La rry Schiller who shouted· "Bang. You hear 1t, but don't have time to react. "Bang. Now you go down running that wa,y. You r eahze now il'a not a back(ire . ''Bang. The moto r cade 's AbOut a month ago one of the L.A. pape;. carried a story about Northern Californians finding diamonds Just lying on the ground after a heavy rain. Ttut article went on to say that these diamonds only had the hardness of 7 on the Mohs ~e so they weren't as hard as regular diamonds. Actually What they were re- Porting as diamonds were col· ortesa carbon crystals and there the similarity t o diamonds ended. In order to be defined as diamond. a mineral must h8'le a hardneu of 10 (really seo times harder than 7 t>ecauae tilt Mohs scale Is onry a PoStt10t)al scale): It must ha\18 a refractive index of 2.<~17. specific gravity 3.52. anddi~~. Callfomla has indeed pro- du eed true diamonds oc· caslonally. About •75 stones have bffn discovered by miners end tourist• since 18-'9-The large1t weighed '7.2s carat• •net was found In Nevada County. Others have came trom Butte, El Oortdo. Amador aod Plume Counties. They •re found In aunferOY• (gold·btartng) 1nd1 end oravelt Tueeday, July 5. 1977 DAILVPILOT A3 'Inspired by Brea•' Bus Hijacker Held in Deaths NEW YORK (AP) -An e mbittered 26-year-old seaman charged with initiating a siege of terror that left t wo dead aboard a hi jack e d bu s a nd n early paralyzed a giant a irport told police today he took over the bus because he was broke. So u rces c l o s e t o t h e investigation told The Associated P ress that Luis Robinson told them he was headed back to his s hip, the USS Det roit, based in B ath. Maine . but o nly had enough money lor bus faJ\e to Hartford, Conn. Robinson was booked today on char ges th at he hijacked the bus, s hot two people to death, injured t hr e e o thers. t h e n h eld a utho.ritics at bay during the siege ior about nine hours at holid a y -c rowd e d John F K'ennedy lnlernational Airport. He surrendered shortly before m idnight after unsuccessfully demanding S6 million and a plane to Cly him to Cuba. The sources quoted Robinson. born in Panama and living in Somerset. N.J ., as saying he boarded the Vermont-bound bus und eci d ed w h e t h e r t ~ commandeer it or ge t off in Hartford and hitchhike to Maine. Meanwhile the New York Post quoted a ::.ource today us saymg Robinson told police he had been inspired by a dream .. He said 1t c ame to him 1n <1 dream. he had to do this ," the source said · · 11~ said the country was going 11,to chaos and so mebody had lo do something to stop 1t. ·· Pobce also said Robinson told in vest igators t hat h e h ad expe ri enced problems with "people who picked on him·· aboard his ship. In New Jersey, Robinson's mother . Doris, loday expr essed grie f for her s on 's a lleged ac.'t1ons. "llow could you be killing peop le ? I d on't understand. I don't unders tand ... she s aid. Robinson 's father. Ernesto. s aid he last saw his ::.on two or three months ago. ·' l don't know what led lo this,·· he s aid, his voice shaking . For most of the 25 passengers aboard the bus. the first sign of trouble came after the bus left the Port Authority terminal in midtown M a nhatta n . T h e gunman fired a .45-caliber pistol at a college libra rian. then. forced him to move to the front of the bus. bleeding from the neck. "This 1s what's gomg to happen to you if you don 't d o wha t I say.'· the gunman told the passengers as he orde red the driver to turn toward Kennedy Airport. L a ter, a ft er· the bus h ad cr ashed th rough an airport fence and the hijacker killed a woman p assenger and the driver and dumped them onto a runway, passenger Bruce Deboer. 17. of East Ha rtford , Conn .• was orde red to drive the bus. "I decided. as did the other passengers, that it wouldn't pay off to try and rush him," said Debol{r of the Long ordeal. Deboer was ordered to drive after Norman Bozick, the 41· year -old driver of the Vermont Transit Co. bus. was fatally wounded. Bozick died later at a hospital. Before that, Nettie Blassberg, 57. of Greenfield , Mass. had been shot and .killed when she tried to overpower her captor "She reach ed up behind him a nd grabbed h im around t he throat and lned to do karate on him so that he would drop the @ \ 9EMWI5E gun," said ll·year ·old SUDJO) Tote au. ''He said 'Don't ever ever lf1' that' and he shot her ," the YOWli passenger said. Deboer said Bozlck was shot when he reacted to the woman's death and "made a lunge for thJ: man and tried to push him out of the bus." Author DI~• Vladimir Nabokov, author o f "Lo lita" a nd other · novels , died in Switzerland at t he age of 78. He was r egarde d as one of the finest prose s t y li s ts in modern literature and wrote in bo th En g lis h and Russian. Billy Caner Reigns at Fair LE XINGTON, Tenn. (AP) -- No beer was on band but Billy Carter had a high time of it anyway, kissing women, signing autogra phs IJ(ld presenting the top prize at Lexington's World C hampion Pol e-Climbing Contest. _With his teen-age daughter. K1J?1. Carter appeared in good s pirits , pos ing for family snaps hots and playing in a son- ball game at Pratt P ark on the na tion's 20lst birthday. Some Sound Sleeper HA NOVER, Pa. (AP> - N o t eve n a di ese l locomotive passing over him was able to awaken Robe rt Bechner. M a r y land Railroad engineer J.E. Sisler told police he saw a man lying bet ween the tracks, his bo d y para llel w ith the rails, but was unable to stop until 40 feet of the engine had passed over the man. Police were s ummoned and a wakened Bechner, 29. li e was fo und to b e uninj ured and was taken hom e to continue the nap. They were p resumably washed Into riverbeds and then covered by lava flows or compact voteanlc tuft. New stre•~ then cut through the country. washing aome gravel with Its diamond and gold con- tent Into pr•8f1t streams and u II imate diso:wery. Other western &tstes have also rePof'ted finds at various llmea: ArilOl"la, Idaho. Montana and Oregon The glacl•l dnlt In Wisconsin, Michigan. In- diana and Ohio has v1elcled some diamonds. From time to time dllmOnds have 8180 ~ dts~Yef'9d In altwtat (surfacel deposits In the eastern baa. of the ApPlfacNana: Ale.ma. N, and 8 . Carolina. Oeorol•. Vlr;tnla. and Tenneaee. T.,.. largest a11w1a1 diamond found In NOf1h Amertc. though. WQ ' found In w. Virginia. tt wea named the Punch Jonta Diamond. ~ 34.-4$ e411,,.. and h• • -*IOht -O'fff\lth-9rev Cllllt, It fa l'iOW Oft ~ay at the Smithsonian. In • '-'• <iOlumn ~·11 dt• CUit the diamond DIDO• n Ar~n .. Ind C4)1orldo. ' \. I -I OAJL V PILOT Catholic Schools Aid Eyed VATICA.'1 CITY tAP) Ttw Vnt1<•un ur1ot1-d tht• b111hop of tht• Roman Cutholh: Churc·b Cor th1• hrst t1mu today to i.et!k a.;1wcrnmt•11t fundK lo 111upporl tht>1r parclt'hiul iJdlOOl sy•tema. Jt :<.ai d Catholic schools are a nec .. •~•ry counterbalance to modem a<.'Cularil1m aind a guaJ . .mte~ of n:h.:1ou~ frt.•l-dom The Sacrc-d Congregation for ('athohc Education 1uued J 10,000-word document that wso c ritic11ed some Catholic school l>YSlems for catering moaUy to the rich. urged priel>ts, brothers and nuns not to abandon teaching, and Ull>tsted that th~ church's schools must meeL high professional standards. ( IN SHORT ) A spokesman confirmed that it was the Vatican's first public advocacy of government financial support for parochial schools, though many bishops have agitated for such aid for 'years. E'llnW1l Slo"' a ... h PHILADELPHIA (AP) More than 60 persons heading home after a fireworks display al lndependence Mall were overcome by carbon monoxide gas m an underground parkm~ garage. ··we look so many pt•oplc out we really couldn't keep count. .. said a fir e department spokesman al the garage Monday night Several hospitals in the area treated the gas victims. Leak Stop• Oil ANCHORAGE. Alaska (AP> -- The trans·Alas ka oil pipeline was shut down Monday night because of a nitrogen-leaking drain plug huried hcneath 20 feet of "p,ravel as hard as concrete," s aid an :\I y cska P1 pl.'l llll' Servict• (;om pany spokesman lie :.aid hr expected it would take 11 to 13 hours to repair Uw l 1 :Hnch plug. On that schedule. ml was to have started movani:: ;igain al mid· morning today Gay jninbter• Eyed WASHING TON (A P l -The 1.8 million members of the United Church of Chris t arc beini:: «.'hallenged to decide whether they could a ccept avowed homosexual s as ordained ministers. /\bout lWO·lh1rds of the t:hurch's delegates to a general ~.\·nod meeting in Washington 'oted late Monday to accept a highly dehakd. chun·h study on human scxuahtv Among other ·things, the study s41y-; se,ual a<.'ts require "a ~111gh· :.I and a rd rather than a dnubl<• .,tandard .. for male.>~. f1•males. h<·l1·ro-.1•,ua1., and homoscxu:ils · · Refugees Weko•e? WASH! NG TON I AP 1 The Carter adm1n1s tralion 1s considering allowing 15.000 Indochinese refugees to come to the United States. hut the idea may not hl· recr1vcd well by some members of Congress. Deputy Press Secretary Rex L. Granum confirmed Monday that thc• Sal<' Department recommended accepting the n•fu~ees who have bt'cn stranded m Southeast Asia lie said the rt>quest 1s bt'mg n•v1ewed by Zb1gniew Brtez1nski, the President's assistant for n at1onal wcuritv affairs. and lhl' National Sec11r1ly Council Tund1y, Juty '· 1977 Pakistan Seized Violence Disru.pts .Bus Rally Army Promises October Elections lSLAMABAD. Pakistllll (AP> The army se!ied control or the fl11kl•t1&nl government today, urret.ted Prime M1n111ter Zulftkar l\h Bhutto w1d placed the nation under murtial law, Radio Pakistan announced. The new military rulers promised fresh elections in October. ln an address tu the nation broadcast by the radio, army <'hief oC staff G e n . Muhamm ed Ziaul Haq s a i d Pre side nt Fazal Elahi C houdh n w 0 u l d 1.:ontinue al> head of state. Z1aul said he aHuTTo had taken over as ctuer martfal law administrator in order to assure free and fair elections. The radio broadcas t was monitored in New Delhi. Retention of the president and the promise of quick elections indicated the army was anxious to preserve Pakistan 's constitutional framework. After the coup, Ziaul me( sepa- rately in Rawalpindi with Choudhry and Yaqub Ali Khan. chief Justice of the country's highest court, the government said. "temporary protective custody." The coup followed tour months or , political unrest and a threat of new violence between supporters and toesot Bhutto. The broadcast said those arre- s te d were from Bhutto's Pakistan People's party and the opposition Pakistan National Alliance, but only Bhutto was named. UNOFFICIAL REPORTS said the army began making arrests about 2 a.m . Radio Pakistan said the takeover was accomplished by about 7.30 a.m. "Peace and quiet prevail everywhere," the radio said. ad· ding that the army was guarding maJor installations. ZiauJ assured the nation or more than 75 million that the government would be handed to the people's elected repre· l>enlalives immediately after the t•lecllons. He said the army dJd not rehsh staying in power for a long period. ZIAUL SAID THE army had been reluctant to step in durinJ? four months or pollUcal turmoil and conflict between Bhutto and bis political opposltlon, and bad acted only u a last resort. It waa believed that the army'::. leaders would be rehietant to retain control for a prolonged p-eriod because of the ditficulUes the military had when il was in power from 1958 until December 1971. Military. rule theo was brought down by economic decline, the secession movement in East Pakistan, student disturbances, political and economi c discontent and the army's defeat by the Indian Army in the de· cember 1971 war, which made East Pakistan the new nation of Bangladesh. THE LAST MILITARY president, Gen. Mohammed Yahya Khan, r es igned immediately after the war. and Bhutto, the head of the largest party in the National Assembly and the leading politician in what was left of the country, becalllc president. .,,wi....,_.. SHOUTING MATCH -- American Nazis, barred by court order from marchini! rn the Chicago suburb of Skokie, were outnumbered 40-1 m a 45-minute protest. A member stands in front'ot Nazi party headquarters in the predominantly Jewish community. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Flagstaffs, signboards, eggs and fist.s were thrown As about 100 young demonstrators broke up a Ku Klux Klan anUbuslnl{ rally on the at.eps or the statehouse. State pollce restored order quickly, and Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard Dale Reusch. 38, vowed to return in September. He said he would "meet violence with violence." THE J ULY 4 MELEE here was the second Klan rally broken up v1olenUy over the holiday weekend. In Plain::1. Ga., President Carter's hometown, Saturday night, Buddy Cochran inJuted 30 persons, 19 of whom were admitted to hospital. "'hen be drove his sports car through a crowd or 250 persons into a platform on whacb Bill Wilkinson, imperial wizard of the lnv1sible Empire of the Ku Klux Klan. was speaking. The 30-year·old auto mechanic from Americus, Ga., about 10 miles west of Plains, was charged with aggravated assault and held on $190,000 bond. TnE DAILY PAPER Nawa i-Waqt said Ziaul informed lhC' Supreme Court that the 197:J constitution would remam force. The paper said his martial law government may appoint a new cabinet composed of Superior Courtjudges. ~ Parade Queen, 18, Killed; Man Held SOME 300 PERSON S protesting the Columbus raJly paraded on the outskirts of the state capitol grounds Monday. but when Reusch began his s peech, about 100 protester:. moved up the steps. .. The Bhutto r egime h as e nded," said the 52 -year-old general whom Bhutto installed last year as chief of staff. HE ANNOUNCED dissolution of the National Assembly and state assemblies and remo\'al from office or a ll cabinet ministers and state governors. An earlier announcement of the coup by Radio Pakistan said Bhutto and other polit1eal leaders had been placed 111 KILLED AFTER PARADE Terri Wiison, 18 Call Backfires 'Harry:' Helps Arrest 5 LONGBOAT KEY. Fla. (AP> phone. "ls that you, Harry?" "llarry·• said the• voice· on the It wasn't Harry. Instead. the caller got pohct· Sgl. Thomas Coons. And a whole bunch of trouble. The mistaken call was part of a chain of events that led to the arrest of five men and seizure of a S2.5 million marijuana shipment police said. FOUR OF THE ARRESTED men are firemen in south Florida communities. said Longboat Key PohceChiefWayne McCammon The episode began hefore dawn ;".t onday when police surprised two men on a boat behind a hous<.' on this picturesque island near Sarasota. Both tried to escape by jumping overboard, but then obeyed police commands to come ashore, McCammon said A third man was then discovered and all three were arrested. or ficers found numerous bales of marijuana in the backyard and m the home. the chief said. WHILE POLICE WERE s earching the home. the telephone rang. leading to this sequence as described by the chief: Sgt. Coons answered the c~ll "Hello." Is that, you. Harry"" said the• c aller. Coons said yes. it was llarry · 1 m out of gas," said the l'alll•r "Can you bring me soml"···· ··surr. · said Coons. TllF. IS l,AND POI.ICE .,ummoned slate and county or ftl'Prs. ancl wl'nl to a mooring aren about a half mile from the ho m t•s There th c officers discovc•n•u more hales or mari.iuana and arrested two more men. Nl•urly 6,000 pounds of marijuana with a street value of $2.5 million were seized, the chief said The f1' e men were Jailed on !-.Uspic1on of marijuana possession and conspiracy to d1sn-1bulc. McCammon said. He identified them as John Spreit zer. a fireman 1n Lauderdale Lakes: Harold lles!>e lrode. a Dade County fireman . Leslie Riller, a Holl) \.\ood fireman. and Wilham Cashman. u f1rc>mJn in Hialeah. and llarn· Fosll'r of nearbv Siesta K<.·y· · BANGOR, Mich. (AP> Just hours after she presided over holiday activities, the nude, battered body of Terri Wilson. 18, Bangor:!> centennial queen, was found stuffed in the trunk of her car about three miles west of town. After discovering the body early Monday, police arrested one of the young woman's former schoolmates, Carl Lee Johnson. 19, on an open charge of murder. He was being held in the South Haven City Jail. SGT. ROBERT Berghuis of the South Haven stale police post said Johnson would be arraigned today in the slaying. .. , can "t believe this happen. ed.·· said one of Miss Wilson's friends, echoing the sentiment!' of many Bangor residents. City officials immediately canceled a fashion show and other events the dead woman was to have presided over Monday. POLICE. CHECKING on a report from three youths who said they heard a woman screaming when they were driving past on their way to Lake ~lichigan sand dunes, found Miss Wilson·s body in the bloody trunk of her car near Michigan Route 43. IO\•estigators said it appeared she had been stabbed and beaten around the head. Ao autopsy was ordered. The youths told police they were slopped by a man who warned them lo turn back. and then they heard a woman screaming. POLICE SAID THE boys recognized the man who ordered them away and idenltfied Johnson by his picture in a high school yearbook. They notified police. Miss Wilson·s parents reported her missing about the same time. Troopers found Miss Wilson·~ car about three miles away from the site where the youths sBJd they heard the screams. ''You talk sick." one man told Reusch. "We will go on with the rally regardless of the agitation ... replied Reusch. HOLDING A CAN of chemical skin irritant for self defense in one hand and a microphone in the other, and flanked by about 20 supporters, Reusch resumed his speech. The proteste r s pressed forward, knocking Reusch to the ground. Klansmen, who wielded flagstaffs like baseball bats, took advantage or their higher ground atop the steps. The protesters ~ashed the public address system and peppered Reusch and Klansmen with eggs, chanting "Ku Klux Klan, scum of the land." REUSCH WAS SPAT upon and l'tnpped of has hooded purple Klan robe. He was cut in the face during the fracas. A television cameraman also was injured slightly When we want to find out if our School Program is effective in getting young people involved ·in their world, we ask the experts. Teachers. 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It •tlmulate• 1tudent9 and they are more Informed •• • reault of your service." .-, •nt.~1I0011tf111r, ------.-..--~--~~~-....0~~"!'"!'----_.._ ............... -._.._ __ _. ..... _. .... _,,::...;..,.-. ........ .._..,1 ' Slaark Attaelcs Boat Sinks, Four >Saved SAN DIEGO <API Jo•our 11~mi0n11 huvti ht:tin rescued, Including unu man who w1111 bitten by u 3h&rk, aft.er their bout fnurult•1·t!d atnd unk In the Pacltic80 oulea southwest or here Tho Coast Guurd uid Stoph"'n l'o~ey of San Dlt&o was bitten on the hand hy a 11hurk arter be fell into the waler during the Sunday incident. Po.ey was treated at a San 01t'go hospital. The type ot ahark that bit tum was not known, officials said. The lhre" persons aboard thtt 40·fOOl·long Feliz Pescador were also flown to a San Diego hospilal where they were checked and released. V.W.p~t f'IUld Slnlu SACRAMENTO <AP> -Th~ state's unemployment insurance fund -boosted by a $600.million increase in employer payroll taxes in 1975 -would be unable to withstand a major recession, a new report says. Milliman and Robertson Inc .• an independent actuarial firm, studied the fund through 1975 and said in its reN•ntly released report that reserves were less than 1 percent of t-0tal wages paid in the state. That's the lowest in ( S'ta t e ) thefund's40-yearhistory. The reserves had been as --------high as 6.3 percent in recent years, but dipped to 2 percent al the end of 1974. The legislature then acted quickly to increase employer taxes by $600 million. Burglar Kilb Wo•an, 65 LAKEWOOD (AP> -A 65-year-old woman has been killed after apparently surprising a burglar in her home. said authontil's. Sheriff's deputies said they found Helen Osgood dead in her bathroom about 10 a.m . .Monday after neighbors reported seeing a man run from her house. An autopsy to determine the cause of death was pending. Glider Crash Kiib Piiot OCOTILLO WELLS (AP)-lnvcshgators say a glider piloted by John A. Hathaway of Escondido crashed against a mountain, killing the 39-year-old flier. The wret·ki.ige and Hathaway's body were found two hours later Monday on the 2,333-foot level of the mountain located 15 miles southeast of the An1.<1 ·Borrt>go Desert State Park. J\ plant' <'ariicr towed the glider from the Ocot1iio Wt'lls airport. ,tforine Held in Staying ESCONOJDO <AP > --Police are questioning a J7.year·old Camp PcndJeton Marine and seeking an 18-year:old youth in the robbery and killing of an Escondido youth and the attempted kidnap of his female companion. Police spokesman Mark lppolito said Michael Windsor, 17. died early Monday after being shot in th.e chest at close range with a 20-gauge shotgun. His father, Ray Windsor, is Escondido's assislant city manager. A 17-year-old girl who was with Windsor wheo they were attacked by two assailants escaped unharmed. police said. 4Slwt By2Men OnBeac Dubious Citation Awarded SAN DIEGO <AP> Jim Bates. chairman of the Board of Supervisors, is copying Sen. William Proxmire <D·Wis.J, and is starting a local Golden Fleece Award of the Month. Bates said Robert Pflimlin, director of the county's Real Property Department, gets the first of the monthly citations going "to local gov~rnment agen cies that I feel are wasting the taxpayers· money.·· Bates said the dep· artmenl cost the county r ) . . m ore than $315,000 over l 642 -4321 Direct or collect, to subscribe six years by failing to revise the lease a parking to YOUR hometown paper, lot owner holds on a piece DAILY PILOT the o f pub 1ic1 y owned downtown property. ~un~ELF ran ~AVIN~ AT SANE DF NEWPDR OPEN A TIME DEPOSIT AND TAKE HOME A 17" SONY COLOR TV OR A LITTON MICROWAVE OVEN ONLY AT BANK OF NEWPORT. 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Not even authorities along lhe Mexican border near San Diego could report traffic problems, desp· ite earlier reports of a two·hour wait. By early afternoon, those headed back to the United States PUrse Occupied By Rattlesnake were waiting 45 minutes, but at 8 p.m., there was only an eight·mmute wait. . No major highway tie-ups were reported, with many campers and holidayers using the usually light afternoon driving time t.o return home. The mountain routes were fairly heavy with bomeward- bouod traffic, but that condil:ion had cleared by g p.m . THE PEACEFUL holiday was marred bow ever hy the traffic death toll, which had risen by Monday to 19 for Los Angeles, six more than last year. The statewide tally jumped to 56, nearly double the 1976 total. Fire officials also had some problems as July Fourth celebrants touched off more than 50 small fires -and twice that number of injuries -using illegal fireworks. But most people watched the ·more than 90 annual Independence Day parades and fi reworks displays throughout Southern· California •. Bare Fact 2,000 Nudes Parade LA JOLLA <APJ --The leaders were two women dressed as the Statue of Li berty and the Goddess of Justice. The follower~ were 2,000 nude men and women marching proudly in their annual Independence Day parade with red, white and blue streamers along the ocean edge of Black's Beach. They also carried placards asking San Diego voters to retain Black's as a "swimsuit-optional" beach. An estimated 25,000 people, possibly half of them undressed completely, watched the parade and cars were lined for miles. • There's no bank like Home Savings because we pay higher-interest than any bank. You make more money ANNUAL RATE 7%,% .. ANNUAL YIELD" TERMS 8.06 % ~r&iO'c.-on your money. There's no other savings and loan like the Peace of Mind Pl ace. We're ~ America·s largest. 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PILO'I~ EDITORIAL P~GE : Road Funding Unf8ir Mombcrs of lht• nl'w Orun(ll' County Traosporta llon Commlt:o.1on wer~ flihtly miffed lust week al learning lhut lhl' l'Ounly' ahure of state highwa) dollar!l over thf.' nf.'xt s1~ yt!uni may b4! far less than th~y·d hoped for and t-ven further from adequate C'ommlsi.1oncrs ut(rt.'l'd to launc:h a coordinated <"amprujln to m<·rN1M• 01 angl' County's share by workmg with shale lel(1i;lator11. city of!iciah.. other local groups a net anyone else who might help As propoiwd by the regional CalTrans ~laff. OrangoCounty h 1~h\\-ay projects would receive only a '($.\9 million shart• of a $744 milhon pie available between 1978 79 and 1983-84 m Orange, Los Angeles and Ventura Count1e& As Comm1sMoner Oav1d Brandl pointtd out. that amounts to only 7 9 percent of the total whilt Orange County's populatwn &!'> 18 3 percent of the region On the other hand. Lo:-. An~eles County with 77 percent of the pt.>oplt• would r11ct>1 ve 8.1.9 per('l'nt of the dollars and Ventura County with onJy 4 7 percent of the population would get 8 2 percent of the funds The commission was created to oversee local road-bwldsng and transit projects It could play a valuable role in trying to correct the imbalance and f>Y calling attention to the county's many sorely needed road proJccb. The Humane Choice In 1973 the Supreme Court ruled that government may not dc priv<• a wom an of her right to have an abortion if s he soc hooses. ~ow lhl' court has :.1ddl'<l ;,i gnm qualtficallon. c;ov1.•rnmt•nt. suy the .1usticcs. may not ban abor· t11>ns. but 1t 1s not obhl{cd to pay fo r them However. Congrt•ss and tht• s l:.1tt•s may pay if they so choose. In statin~ that the issue .. should be resolved by rl'pn•st•ntall\'l'S of the people ... the high tourl tossed the sensitive probkm directly mto the political arena, where it can hardly be expected to receive totally ob- 1ecti ve treatment. Last year Medicaid paid lor some 300,000 abor- tions at a cost of about $150 each . The recipients of the treatment were all the indigent poor who qualif ed for government medical care . Now, unless the states accept the r esponsibility. only the well-to-do will be guaranteed a safe abortion, p('rformed by a qualified physician in a hospital. For the poor the alternative will be s ubmitting to a dangerous, back-alley quack, or delivering "yet another unwanted. child -whose support In the first year of life alone could cost the government $2,200. The Supreme Court has given the states a choice. The only humane decision, in light of the fact that abortions still may not be banned, is for California to (·ontinue its program of making certain equal treat- ment 1s available for all women. Water and Dollars lf San Francisco and Mann County residents are baffled by complamts that they're conserving too much water. where does that leave us in Orange County'' The watt!r agencies up north now are berating their over-zealous customers for cutting usage far · more than the s uggested 25 percent. Some even managed to use 40 percent less water. The agencies complain their revenue is dwindling a nd threaten to raise rates if consumption doesn't in- crease. It's not that tht> waler shortage is over. It's a matter of a dollar s hortage for the water sellers. And m our humble opinion. sf the consumers are ready to respond lo the drought alarm by submitting to a ltltle personal discomfort. the water agencies eou Id very \H•ll respond by being less grabby about their profit~ This ts stn.•tl'htng ('redib11ily too far. 'They never knew what hit 'em!' Man's Not Designed To Live up in the Air We Can't Wait for a ltliriu!le Things began to uo lo pot. I sometiml.'s think. wht•n man de c1ded to build on top of cc1lin~!> This act. one of th<' start!> or :-.o railed riv1hzal1011 ;incl the ht.•,::1n nmg of the decline of life. may well have started when m an aban· don<'d the one-story building. Vertical corruption, l rail it. l do not know whether man JO general was intended to ha vc peopl<• living on top of him: but I know one man who h as always felt uncomforla ble with lht.> fact As I look back on my hfe I note that the places where I have been most content. and have felt myself most fulfilled, have been villages where aJI or nearly all the build- ings have been uncomplicated one-story places These towm have been 1n Spam. in Puerto Rico. in Ireland. in Mexico and in ~me or two places in th<• United St<ttc:-. I DO NOT mind people living alongside me. In fact. l rather like it. But people li ving on top of me give me the willies. And the idea of people living on top of people who live on top of me 1s also decidedly unnerving. My idea of sheer hell would be livi ng on the 12 noor or a 20· story building on Park avenue in New Yorlt. Not so long ago I lived for fi ve years on the first noor of a four-story dwelling on Tele· graph Hill. and I can honestly say that not a single one of those long days lacked discomfort rt got so, after a while, that l began to like the discomfort. 'and to fi gure that it was some kmd of [ CHARLES J _ McCABE _ condign punishment being v1s1t t'd on me for the aberrations or my youth. I HAD THOUGHT that this lit tit• mania was pcculi:.ir to me I have always been attracted lo cities but have never fell com • fortable in them. because cities quintessentially represent people living atop each other and people working under the s ame cond1 tions I discovered the other day that m y feeling was not unique. In re· ading a book hy Denis de Rouge moot ... The Devil's Share." I found the author had once known such a man. "One of those articulately wise fools ... dt> Rougemont explain.:d. "that one finds in cafes used to expaund lo me the following theory thl· whole evil arises from buildings with more than one story." .. As a matter of faC'I ... this foolish fellow would s;w. ··a hous1• should normally bt: made to shelter men. ll 1s not natural tu add stories to 1l. For in fallinJ,? from the fifth noor, for instance, 'I'll teU you what's wrong with Carter's errergy program. Its <Amer's!' Dear Gloon1v ,, Gu~ I wonder if r1gareltc fac fbries hav t' s igns sayin~ · "Thank Y mt for Not Smoking · ! 11 .J . H. GIMmy Gt.ii commtftU ~rt \l.tbmUtld by , •••• ,, •f\d de Mt ftfftH•rHy rt ft Kt lh• ~~~! .~'04"::.-C::.~~i1;,.'n'.,v•ur ,.., you kill youri.elf But that would be noUung ··Whal 1s senou~ 1s lhLtt tht• mvention of stories has made large c1l1e.s possable Large cities have made possible the formation of masses. With the masses have arisen the great social problems And these are at the origin of the wars of the 20th Century The whole evil .arises from houses with more than one story•·· All that sounds pretty s weep. ing . It hkew1se sounds pretty good to me. The city has not been one of man's more engaging in· vcnt1ons IL-; fa il ure as a way of 11 v1ng hes all about us WHERE I differ from De f{ougemont's .Jeremiah is that I can acknowledge the social evils that come from vertical corrup· lion. but still insist on more personal explanation of things. I JUSt feel better when there is nothing on top of the roof that shelters me from the heat and cold and wet. I suspect there are a lot of peo- ple who share this feeling. if they but gave a bit of thought to the m atter. We are so accustomed to the vast inconveniences of city life that we find it difficult to i m- agine any other way of living. If you feel better in a ranch house in the country than you do in your city fl at. r think you may just belong on my side. Energy Danger Signals WASHINGTON Even as Americans cclcbrnted the re· volution lhat gavt' turth to lhe na 11on 201 years ago. danger s ignals wcrl.' flashing thut another rc\'olul1on could tl'ar the United States apart Secret studies. inl<'ruktl for lhc eyes only of thl· top policy makers. warn tersely o f .. social up- heaval and re· vol ut ion . ·· T h e cause: the energy CrlSIS. Unless the energy crisis is solved, the st udi es declare, the United Stale!> will run short of the energy needed to run our factories. heat our homes and operate our automobil es This would caus1..• such d1srup lions that Americans. 1t 1~ pre· dieted. would ta kt• lo the strl'cli-. Meanwhile. ··a fanta!>l1 c amount or m1 s1nformat1on . wishful thinkin~. out right de· magoguery and m1splarcd hopes are keeping the American people from looking their future straight in the eye ... contends one study Apparently. most Americans are counting on <i technological miracle to save them at the.last minute. But the study warns "There is not a straight·thinking scientist or engineer anywhere who can promise a new technical miracle of any kind. that will solve our energy problem " THE TIMETABLE: The 011 burden co\Jld produce "severe strains .. upon the .. international financial system during 1977." a Treasury document pre· diets. This could lead lo an economic collapse, which wouhi (JACK ANDERSON) rausc depres::.1011. unrest and 1n stability lhrout:hout the Wesll'rn world . The U111led Slates must find a substitute tor 011. meanwhile, within the next two. decades. Otherwise. oil supplies will dr~ up. the machinery that propels modem America will grind to u halt and turmoil will overtake the country. The sources who showc:d us these grave documents warned soberly that President Carter has not taken the steps necessary to avert disaster Here arc the particulars· Most nations have been pihng up d ebts to pay for the staggenng oil increases Yet in the dry language of the Treasury study. they "have not fully accepted th~ real economic impact of the oil pric(' hikes and h;,i\ l' not adjusted lhl'tr «On ~umpt1011 and dl' 'elopment patterns accorrl ingly ·· In simpler words. most oil short nation:'> have borrowed to maintain living s tandards. Th<' borrowed money. since 1t went to pay for oil. literally has been burned. The grim result. accord ing to the Treasury report. 1s that some countries already "are re aching the limits of their ability to borrow funds to cover their 011- induced deficits · · WHEN THEIR loans are cul olr. livmg standards will drop. This could lead not only to an economic but a political collapse, which could not be confined to the endangered countries. The re percussions would be relt around the world. Yet the Carter administration has rc~ponderl to the rns1s. ac- cord ini: to our sourcc•s. by cnan- ncllng monl') to n•pay lhl' ioans ratht•r lhLln to holslt•r lhl• nct."dy tounlncs Funds l'arm<1rked for developing .countries have been quietly tunm•IL'c1i-.ion makers 111 the Wh1ll' llousc, influenced as t h ey h a\'t' been by t h e Hockefeller sponsored Trilateral Commission . Jr<' bailing out the banks. One of the biggest. of course. as the Rockcfellcr- controlled Ch ... sc Manhattan Bank Our o;ourcei; l'ootend that 1be grcatl'r net>d 1s lo help the eildangeced nalJOOS by putting the tnoney mto development pro- JeCU! Ano\her secret report scoffs al the turning-off-the· lights approach to sol vmg the energy crisis A complete rc- s 1dent1al blackout. !>tale!> the studv. would s;1vc· only 3 percent o f the' ent•rj:!y con!>u med 1n Amenc·~m home~ NOT EV EN A <'om plete crackdown on energy waste. the ~tudy warns. would be enough to save the United Stat1.•s from an energy catastrophe Yet this 1s th~ main focus of th<.• Carter pro· gram The real emphasis. according to our sources. should be placed on developing a renewable source of e n e rgy. Only an emergenc y crash program. backed by the full resources of the United States. can produce a substitute tor oil 10 time. they say This must be accompanied not merely by exhortation." to conserve en e rgy but by a massive remodeling of homes and factories Otherwise. thev predict. the United States may not s urv1\'e the energy squeez~ Rhodesia: A Strange War That Can't 'Be Won UMTALl. Rhodesia -A band of Communlst·directed guer· rillas which bad just cross~ tbe Mozambique border was wiped out shortly after dawn on~:Neent morning when it collilfed with white Rhodesian troops -an en- counter which points up how the white-minority government wili5 all th& battles but cannot win the war. Forty guerrillas were hcadod for the Maranke tribal trust land when, at 6:30 •.m. 22 miles southwest of thla border town. they en- countered a deta~hment of temtonal aoldlen. Pll· teen iuer· rlll•• were killed. teffl'al ~aptured aDd the l'ett ran back to lafet1 tn Jloumblque. Tho Jthodeslan troops aurtefttd no aerlOUI cuualtiea. 'ftbOidMI•• ~ecurjty for«s. rmy * pOUce m 11 Ille the ~:i-1:':.~ e.16'.:~:. lfotambklue-bued ZANU ~· rlllu ill .. taid b9tlle1. 8ul t.be IDOlt~n..-Hteriitl• ol1k .... :far ·:........ li tlUit tueh l'tlrmWMI an all too 1~ from the government's stand· point. Altllough armed with Soviet bloc AK-47 automatk rifles, 82-mm. mortars and 75-mm. re· coilless rifles. ZANU forces avoid pilcbed battles . Their steady infiltraUon from Moiam- bique seeks instead to enter tribal trust lands (where over 4 million of Rhodesia's nearly 6 million blacks live) to swim in MIO Tse-tung's "ocean of the people." The deepening problem for the Salisbury regime is that so many bands of 1uerril1111 sneak through, becomtna the er- f ectlve government here and there through the tribal tru•l lands SOME J,2M guerrUla~ (out of ~rhape 2,500 Inside Rhodesia's bOrden> bave slifpcd Into th~ Umtali operaUona 1ector on th :oortheut border. Tbtte is Uute to 1bow for that many well- armld men lloitd-mln1n8 lnel· dtnts are SIJO{Jdit. at~mpts to cut rail tines llivo .failed, and th latt tbNil to m&ill lUtlf CIJ'l'le lut N<Mlebet ~ a ~k ft red Imo'"" failed to cxplOde. The moomPilttne.Y ol the 1uer· rUl81 kt l~, Lately thoy have bHn trJinl lo detonate newly supplied rlne 1rmadea Wllb • live eartrldle. nwitnt the riOe to e.i ploek in lb aoldlt'r'• face. In ( EV ANS-NO~ AK l a well-documented recent inci- dent. (our Rhodesian troopers dispersed 170 guerrillas. Moreover, the quality of training and discipline of the new guer- rillas corning from Mozambique is declining with the increased in- filtration. So, the Utne to nail the aue,... rilla is immediately after he crosses the border. disoriented and in low morale. But once he ceta tnto the lt'lb•l trust lands. he 1beds his unJform for blue Jeans, to beeom a hi«b·cn0t1lo, 1un· toU~ villaae t7ranu :wh1le thoM J,200 rueri'{l\as In thla·sect.ot de> not make much noise. their power Of jnUmldaUon probably mates ll lmpo11lble for 'Prime Ylnllterlan SaDJlh'• 1ov~rnment to brin• ol.t tree etecllons. :ruE llA&ANKE tribal ~t l.n.d may be th country•1 W():'il n•mple. l?hi admtQ.ts\raUOR bu rota down. with khoolt closed and tax cotlectfons atopc*I. Tb 101ernmtnt"a .Ptt· a a(e w11 rator~ temporarily by a unll of the Rhodesian A trlcu RUie solna tnto M aranke, BUl when these black trooP1 had to r.-e ror other duties, the blue jean·wcaring guerrillas reappeared. Rhodesian security forces. their number a military secret but estimated at over 30,000. simply cannot be everywher~. To compensate for this familiar s hortcoming of counterlnsur4erl-- cy warfue. blaclts in the tnbal trust lands are put into new "pro· tected villages ' <ominously similar-sounding to the "strate&ic hamlets ·· of early Viet.nam days>. guarded by the villagers themselves. Psycholoi1cal warfare to win the villaeers' loy~lly is pushed, and the 1overnment is conaider- in1 whether to campaign ror volunw1 •urr~er of guerrilJas <who now are orten executed If tbey atve up>. The advent ol the dry seuon. poor wea\b r for 1uerr1llas. 1lvea iovernmel't forcea the opportunity for a ma· Jor cleanup in th• tribal truat land•. N.BVB&TQELESS, individual poHct and army officers are prlutely dubious "al;>out their -.bUlty to compete wllh autt· rllla1 Playln t>n hum•n fur and •"* whilo brutaUuna the PfOple. the ~rrillas DIM> UtJ of dlvidi.q u.p the bit farm• owMd by ._hode1tan whites, ,.Wo C'U'C match the bl00d1 'tttra' cror t.er roris ls) in pushing the Afncans (blacks> around or promising them the world.·· one veteran police officer told us. Thos. there is a m ood of fatalism over beers at day's end at the 3rd Brigade officers' mess tfere. White officers vow never to leave Rhodesia. and the commit· ·ment is equally final for black · troops (the army is 2 to l black. the police 5 to l ) with bttle future in t he new Zimbabwe 8'1t nobody talks of ultimate v1ct.ory, and there is doubt thot lbe gucr l'lll as would aaree to any DAILY PILOT negolttated settlem ent or free elections. · Militarily. there is no light at the end of the Rhodesian tunnel. Rather, inflltraUon problems are 10tenslfyln1 with the buildup across the northern border ln Zambla ot 3,000 ZAPU guemllu. Somewhat better discipUned than ZA.Nl.J fore~ ind not yet in- troduced into lthode!ta, these new ~uerrUlu '-lndcrcul a ne1ot1ated settlement •nd thrutfon an Anrola· tyt~ civil war gnm portents to be dis· cussed In aMther rei><>tt The ecUtonaJ page oltbt Di.lly Pilot seeks to ariCorm and 1Umul1t• tta~r• by presenuni on thltt paie dlvtrae commen· t•ry on topics or interest by t}'n· dtcated column•su abd car· tooDl.lt.. by providiill a fonnn· for r~den1 v)ewt and by Prt M'ftllng thl1 new1paper•1 opln· 1on1 and ldtaa on c:urreot topics. The editorial oPlhlona Qt ti\• Daily Pilot ap~ar onl.)' in tbe ecUtorial c:ohamn .. the top or the pa10 Op•nions nJlttSsed by t.ht. columnurta and cartoonitt.t1 and lftt~r ¥t'n,en ltN th~r own and no l'ndor1 ment ol their ,. by the Qa I • PUot .a.hoold be inftrrtd I I I I I ' ! I j .'Work' Needs Spice l To Relieve Boredom -8)' JAY llAKBUTT LOS ANGELES <AP1 Andre\I. Rooaey, whou ttlm uo•y11 011 W 1nsWn bureaucracy und dlu1na out have Mided a nlrc tight tout't1 lo CBS Ne-1 ware th llu1t 1'4o Yl'llrll. bu a new ap('(~lal urrlvtn.: tonl~ht 1Cbanne.J2.8p m I lt'a called "Mr Hoonl•v <i<H'li tu Work," an Inquiry 1nlo how hurct Americana do or do not work tht•Kl' days. T B & PROJECT IS <trr1b1L1ou l>, conaidenng the lack, of. !'>ilY, a U S D•partment ol Work to loot alarmi. when sloth spreads. or f1rl' skyrockcb that indical~ all workl'rl> Ju!'>t bt•l·amt: busier than 11 beavl·r ( TV REVIEW J Stanford Noll . bad "said that the trouble with the Amcncan worker ls that he's making so much money, he tukes o(( on vacation whenever he foe ls II ~e ii . "WELL, THAT WAS sort ot a cutchy remark. so we called Sanford Noll's office in Cleveland to see 1f we could come there and talk Lo him" Rooney adds. · His secretary told us he d taken off for Fort Lauderdale and wouldn't be b<1ck for six weeks So Rooney & Co dt:c amp lo f'orl l.auderdall'. and a prl'll)' mterestrn~ 1nterv>ew w1lh Mr. !'loll cnsut:b Rap11 Bryant Dr. Benjamin Spock disagrees with singer Anita Bryant's c laim that homosexual l e ather s can influence a child's DAILY PILOT A 1 L .M. Boyd I ' Black Sheets Were Sexy? One lheory a~ to why men hke lo sing Ul the shower credits the fact lhal shower hie acts as a sounding board lo give the masculine voice greater resonance. Maybe so. But there's another possibility. The science boys have learned that you're arrected by the water tem- peratures, either too cold or too hot. if you ex- hale slowly mstead of tensing up. Singing in the shower, in fact, is just another way of exhaling slowly. The nobler ladies of Europe several hun- dred years ago insisted that their beds be made up 'with black satin sheets in the belier that same were romantically inspirational. Why the fad died out is a mystery. Our Love and War man i!, baf- fled Not everybody kno"-; that Zsa Zsa Gabor·~ real first name 1s San prop wash Crom smudgmg the letters.,'· A He climbs 50 feet after each letter ~urces who ought to know say the world's hottest pornography market ls\jn West Germany. Sorry, can't list every xy _thing that's sold there now. Too bashful. ut 1f you can think of it, it's there under a\counter someplace. One mentionable that's doing well 1s the jigsaw tile imported from Italy PolJce can't find anything wrong with those ti s Just by looking at them packed in boxe But pieced together on a bathroom n oor acco ding to coded plan, they make up detailed pie res of nudes, crisped in poised J>OS.itions, as th gh cooked lo a sudden stop by their own heat. Which would you rather be, some y who never blushes at. all or somebody o Rooney candidly Jdm1t-. Jt the '>IJrl of his show th~ thing on~tnally began '4 1th the idea that nohtx.l) ., working 'ery hard. · and Wl' Wl'rC thinking of i.'alllng It 'Goofing orr tn Amenca To see 1f th1-. I!'> M> hl• '>llyi.. he :md <1 film crew tr..iHled lht• country and visited 100 factortt'!'> and olhl'r 1Jlacl'S of business WOE, SAG St:TS in .... 1th rept"t1t1H' s exual development. c laims from various workers. a !.tray S e x u a I 1 den ti ties s treet-painter. even <.1 man who's put u s u a I I y a r e shoes together for 42 years, that they established at the age all liketha.ir Jobs and hke to work of 6, he said. Every particle or :.and was once a part of a rocl.. SKYWRITING Q. "How doe-; a !->kywnting pilot keep his blushes at JUSt about everythjng that com~s up? Watt, it's not so silly a query. The neve · blusher might be charactenzed as too har : boiled. too insensitive. The chroruc blushen cou Id be considered loo unsure. too belr -1 cons cious. Those students of the mind who c:. . amine such matters think both types an: in tor trouble. '"kl•ts•m•tl to L M tloyd P 0 tlo• tut, Co'1• Mow •?U• HE ALSO TALKt:O lo a wide range of folks, nearly 40 of whom appear on camera tonight workers, union and business chiefs, two handymen, even a young Florida beachcomber with a gold ring in his car. lt a.ids Rooney's conclusion lhal -....-...,-..,~"7-::'~-:'."'"'-:-:-:--::-~--~--------------------------------------1 Americans do work hard, do en.JOY Lhe1r labors, but there's golla be Alas. this show, which accents the positive. virtually eliminates the negative and dot•sn't ml'ss with Mr In-Between. lacks lht• ZIP or Hoom•y's s harp, often runny earlier d1sscctmns of bureaucracy and oub1dt• !ht• home eats. another way. 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The pieces on the right rpake µpa very special puzzle: It's not as easy to put together as it might look. You must make a square and you must use all live pieces. If you get stumped, stop by any of our locations for the solution to the puzzle. Open a high interest account while you're there See you soon1 THE SOLUTION TO ·THE Pl:JZZLE IS IN OUR LOBBY FROM NOW THROUGH JULY 9. i \ .. I \ '· I .f • DAIL V Pll OT Tuuday. July 5. t9n Atlantis Still Pursued Author R elates Nalion to Bernwda Triangle NEW YORK CAP> Ch1Ark" Ri•rllt' for.Ct-!! on. aWlttd by ar1d~m1c 11kt>pt1r11m to'A-ard his ry lh4' lo.t clly ur Atl•nUw rnuy be, Jubt may be. •ID•rk in tha Brrmuda Trtanilu. "That hu bffn que11llontd btlt·auae It doesn't fit o hlatorlcal perapectlve." 11nld the mun whui.c Otd bu.slne11 11 pursuit or ll huae objert 11 500 foot. perfectly align~ J1y1 am1d submerged in the •uanticOcean off Florida BERLITZ IS AWAKE HISTORIANS and t• rcheolotlsta won't even consider the ex 111tence or e lona·lo.1t city or le1end and literature; they ould have to rewrite their books, he reasons. ··Proponents or the theory are usually Considered eccentrics or vis1onanes," he observed Smog L aw U.S. Action Irks State By THOMAS D. ELIAS A longstanding California political issue is still alive thanks lo some deliberate inaction by the federal government. That controversy is over whether cars sold in this state should have to meet stncter smog control standards than those in the other 49 stales. PRESENT RULES, AUTHORIZED BY special fedt•ral legislation, say they do have to be cleaner. This also means that Cahfom1a cars cost more than others. get worse gas mileage and that dealers are deprived of the chance to ,--S-O_l_'T_H_E-~ R-N--sell about 20 percent of CALIFOHMA their manufacturers' L'()(,' [JS product lines. r ~ This has always in his own most recent book, "Without a Trace." Nevertheless, this mui.tuch1oed explorer. des· cnbed by hls pubhsher as "one of the world's foremOt>l experts on natural mysteries," told an 11ud1ence in Mexico City in May of this huge pyram1d, 500 feet high, aa many feet at the base. rising from what is now the floor of the ocean. "IT WAS THJS WAY," BERLITZ said In an interview the day before taking off on a lecture tour to South America and Europe. "Some friends were out fishing, in January, using some sonar equipment looking ror banks where the fish live. ·'Instead of fish,·' he said, ·'the sonar marked a straight line. sloping upward, then down agaln." Berlitz truced a pyramid on the blank wall next to his desk. "TIIEY THOUGHT IT WAS a great mountain," Berlitz went on. "Well, we went out later and zeroed in on 1t. It was four sloping walls, perfectly aligned, very much like the pyramids or Egypt. "Now l haven't been down there to see lf it's built of stone,'' he said, ··but in my own opinion, it 1s a pyramid." Berlitz has theorized that Egypt and parts of the Mediterranean were civtlized by an Atlantic society that disappeared perhaps 12,000 years ago, quite probably immersed under water from melting glaciers. Objects that appear to be ruins of roads. walls and other structures sighted in the Atlantic off Florida add weight to that contention, Berlitz said. DISCOVERY OF A GREAT pyramid in the depths of the Atlantic is consistent with that theory, he said. "The Egyptians themselves say the Great Pyramid of Khufu was built before the Great Flood," Berlitz said, "during a period they call the ·Reign of the Gods.' "To me, 'Reign of the Gods' means Egypt once was civilized. before recorded history, by people from outside.·' HUB OF THAT LOST c1vihzation, Berlitz said in "Without a Trace," may be Atlantis. Berlitz wouldn't pinpoint the locat10n or tbe underwater pyramid, saying only it js "out in the ocean past Florida." He said the tip is 500 to 550 feet ' rankled California car de- alers. who sec many potenllal customers buyi~g cars in Nevada and Arizona. then using them m Califomrn. The latest result of this unhappiness has been this year's effort by Democratic state Sen. John Holmdahl of Oakland to forbid the state Air Resources Board from surpassing federal standards. homthesurlace,thebaseflatontheoceanbot~m ~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ off the AU antic shelf. HIS BILL PASSED THE SENATE. though it had httle hope of becoming law. Mostly. it was intended to remind ARB Ch.Urman Tom Quinn that he is being closely watched. Qwnn was particularly incensed al the del· iberate inaction of Congress. wruch has decided to give car makers at least two more years to meet the standards of the 1970 Clean Air Ad. Its requirements approximate rules in effect m California and Quinn and other state officials figure that 1f California's standards wcrc adopted nationally. much of the pressure would be off rus board. They also feel that if the auto makers can meet the stricter state standards on the cars sold here. the standards are attainable on a wider basis. Lee Mink's He said he will organize an expedition to the area in the Bermuda Triangle, perhaps late this summer, to examine tbe huge pyramidal object. Explorers will use submarine·like vehicles or special telev1s1on equipment lo examine the . structure. Berlitz said Farm Study WASHINGTON CAP) -The Agriculture Department's Soil Conservation Service will study windbreaks in five Great Plains states t o determine their number and how many are being removed. School of Interior Design SUMMER REGISTRATION COFFEE CO.WI IRING YOUR fRIENOSI lhur •• MY 7th 10:00-12;00 a.m. 5:00-7:00 p.m. 111..-~SllOM MOW l'OaMt ... l1pee I~• AdY.ce4 ct.Ml Comt by for Information. CouMI at.-t n tow < •• seo Oo. Meet 1.: .. Mink and '* atalf. No obllgatlotl A great p lace for kids. Saturdays !n the DAILY PILOT Here are the facts. savers who have certificate accounts at Mutual Savings can borrow up to 90% of their savi ngs account balance with an interest charge of only 1 % per year more than the interest their account is earning. Compare where you presently save. All savings institutions are not the same. You wlll find It easy to open an account at Mutual Savings si nce we can arrange to transfer your funds from wherever they are now located. Ca ll or visit any of our 16 Southern California offices for further details. MUJ"~L SAVINGS AN EQUAL HOUSING LENDER AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPL:OYEA Capistrano-San Clemente•: 570 Camino de Estrella/4934 5651 Corona del Mar: 2867 East Coast Hlghway/675-5010 Fountain Valley:*: 17900 Magno Ila Street/963-8396 Downtown Santa Ana: 631 North Maln/547·9741 ~open Satlirttays 10 AM to 2 PM ., I - Uy Bal h cant 18) "Mommy, what shall we do with the woter- mellon crusts?" "Got a problem'> Then wnte to Pol Dwm. Pat will cut red tape, getting the answers and.action you n.eed to solve ~aties m government.and busineu. Mail your qu.estaona to Pot Dunn, At Your Seroace, Orange Coast Dally Pilot. P.O. Boz 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 As many letters as pos~ble will be onswettct, but phoned inquiries or letters not including the reader's ftdl name. address and business hours' phone number cannot be considered. Thts column appears dai· ly except Saturdays ·• Coating Db,..,,,t• Egg 1t'rftblfl DEAR PAT: Please tell D.C. of San Juan Capistrano (June 20 A YS column> that the egg. writing solullon she inquired aboul will only work on fresh yard eggs. Supermarket eggs are coated and the seemingly magic writing won't show up after cooking. B.D., Newport Beach Thanks for telling A YS readers about this. A number of letters requested a repeat of the egg. writing formula. Dissolve one ounce of alum in a half pint of vinegar. Use this soluUoo to write on "yard" fresh, uncooked egg. Let dry and bard boll egg1. The writing should appear on the cooked egg white. Gold Paint Never A rrf eed DEAR PAT· I mailed a partially filled bottle of gold paint to Engelhard lnduslries in New Je rsey last September for purity testing. I insured my package for ~5. the worth of the paint. l wrote a letter of inquiry in October and sent a follow-up in November, but I still did not hear from the company. I then filed a postal insurance claim, but the postal clerk says no response was received from the company when the post office inquired. M. K • Huntington Beach Michael L . Tuite, representative for Engelhard Industries, told A YS that he responded to the postal insurance claim. He asks you to check with the postal Ins urance clerk again. Tuite added that be assumed your claim had been paid by now, so be did not correspond with you. If postal authorities uk more information or another claim Inquiry form, Tuite says he will comply. Redpe .Hake• Tltin9• Shine DEAR PAT: Has anyone ever come up with a homemade furniture pohsh recipe" A.G., Irvine Try mixing 10 drops of lemon extract with one quart ol mineral oil. This solution, suggested by an A VS reader ln 1975, costs much less than prepared products, and does the Job just as well. ,Jfodef Kit Wa• lnconepletr DEAR PAT: I bought a Dwight Crafts ship model lasl Christmas at The Hobby Shop in San Clemente. No instructions came with the box and the kit is useless wilhout the directions for sails. I wrote to the company twice with no response. M.R .• Dana Point Michael Davies or The Hobby Sbop provided AYS with the· supplier 's phone number. Your instrucUons have been malled. Davies said be b;ad offered to help you obtain directions wben you asked. and that be would have been happy to check further If he'd known you were still having problems. Girl'• Pat1 Grand111a'• ProlJle.a! DEAR PAT My 19-year-old granddaughter came to visit me a nd stayed from January through May 11J76 She worked during this lime and earned a salary. Do I have to include her salary in my total income when I file my clwm for Senior Citizens P roperty Tax Assistance? I'd also like to know what comprises "household income" when it comes to riling this claim. L.D., Costa Mesa Tbe Franchise Tu Board says that ii your granddaughter was ouly vlslt1n1 yoa aad not making your home her permanent residence, you do aot have to Include her income wbea filing .yoar claim. Hoosebold Income for l*h SeDJor Cltbeas Property Tu and Rent As1l1tance lncl1des all Income, taxable and nontaxable. received dudnJ the ealeodar year by all penaane1l&, adult menaben of the boasellold. Phone tbti board at 55IHSff tor lDorelatonnatlon. ' PhoiieCall Claeeu o• Elder• D~ PAT: I have an elderly friend who.,uld like to arrange for someone to phone ber regularly. My job requires travel and I'm not always •~allable to call. I know her concem is based on the faclrtbat she bu heart trouble and really doesn't have any clOle friends who would be able to' help her if she bad another heart attack. J.A.,lrvtne Telepbone Ute aenlor oppoltaaltles aad aenlees olf1ce of Uae Comm11aUy DeftlopdMllt CoaaeU a& 751·11.M. or write 121! S. BltRGI, Saata Alla, CA tz7N. Pllaee eaUs &o Ute elckrly are KffdaJed to be1lalahly. ~ Tuesday. July 5, ten DAILY PILOT 1l 9 How many b have off ere to double your money late ? Bank of America's new "Double ~ur money" Growth Certificat~"'Jets you do just that-double your money in JUSt ten years. Aside from the obvious advantage of earning high interest on your savings, our Growth Certificates give you to at a given date in the future. For instance, put in $4,724.03 now, and in ten years you'll have $10,000.00. a precise fix on what your savings will amount So whether you're saving for retirement, a second home or a college education, you'll know exactly what you'll have and when you'll have it. •,~/· .,,!:;'.>, As you'll note from the ~ . . :.:; . chart, we're continuing to offer a variety of other Growth Certificates in addition to our new ten-year plan. All are designed to satisfy your specific savings goals and all pay the highest legal bank savings rate you can get, with interest compounded daily. And again, you'll notice our new 10-year Grov;th Certificates more than double your money. For more information, come by any of our convenient branches. Ask about Bank of America's hew "Double your money" Growth Certificates and start doubling your money today. m BANK OF AMERICA Growth Certificates ~~~~ou 10 Year 6 Year 4 Year 2* Year At Maturity Certiftcat-Certificates Certificates Certiftcates A I. D~IL y PILOT Tuffday, ,luty 5, 1tn • ~ .. , ... , . .!t Wiggins, Patterson Wanted Rai.ses ., I .. Cit ..... .. :;t; ' .. .... . , ... ..... :=t .. ·· ., ... ' ...... I . .. . ... • .., .... .... , too. "' 11"1ftQ\ •.--....... pj .I ... UtU ~,. ..... ,. , ~· "'.J .. (I II H.Ol:ft\) " '• J! ,, • I '""'. lllCI\ ,., " .. 14~ •..(' Deaths Elsewlwre LL ~F.NBl Rl; '\/-.. By O.C. HUSTINGS Ol 1 ... D•llY Plltl Sl•fl Here's how Oran&e County's repre· sentallv~ m CoQiress voted when the House defeated, 241 to 181, a measure lhat would have cut off funds for already-e((ectlve pay raises for mem ~of Congress: Democrat Mark Hannaford, who represents west Orange County, and R epublican Robert Badham, who represents south Orange County, vol.ed to roll back the pay increases. But Republican Charles Wiggins, who repraents north Orange County, and Democrat Jerry Pattet5on. who represents central Orange County, voted to keep the pay raises * *' * MARK YOUR calendar now, says the Orange County Coast Association. which plans to conduct its annual congressional legislators day Aug. 11. Speaken at the noon meeting at the Balboa Bay Club will be Reps Robert Saints Business and Professional Nestande. chairman of the Badham (R -Newport BcachJ and Men s Club at the Saddleback Inn in Assembly Human Resources Mark Hannaford {D-Lakewood > Santa Ana. Committee, is scheduled lo speak at 1 * * ~ L ike other congressmen. he 1s home p.m. in the Fullerton City Ubrary on REP. JERRY Patterson (0 -Santa for the summer recess. Congress wtll Commonwealth Avenue. Ana> will be available from 6-8 p.m. reconvene July ll. • • • Wednesday to constituents who w!Jh • • *' MARY MOSBY, director of the to drop into his office in the Santa Ana ASSEMBLY M AN BRUCE Women's Opportu.nlty Center at UC federal building, Suite 921. Patterson Nestande CR-Orange> is expected to .Irvine, will be the speaker July 11 at s ays be is particularly interested in speak Friday when the Orange an outreach meetlni set up by the seeing constituents who are havine County Senior Citizens' Council Oranee County Comml.aslon on the difficulties with any federal agency. gathe"' for its monthly meeting. Status oC Women. It is slated to get The council wlll discuss pending under way at 7:30 p.m. in the Lltlle • • '* legislation that would afCect• senior Theater al University High School in REP· ll 0 BERT BAD ff AM citizens at the meetlllg. Irvine. CR -Newport Beach > has bee n ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~apPRinted to the 17-member House Re.blican Research Committee. The committee d oes legislative research and publishes its findrngs for House Republicans and the public. • '* *' BADHAM WILL SPEAK Wednes- day at a meeting of the Latter Day For fast relief from that run down feeling ... IAP 1 Earl Baill). 71 Who bl0 t'Jffil' <Ill in l t-rn at 1 onJ I h· nott•d J rlJ:.t <tllhou~h ·both h1:- Jr ms and legs ~erl• 11aral y1ed fro m childhood, died Friday at his homt! in thb Nova Scotia to\\n Ward Vote Ruled Out ,411 u~ lu~t. toke a F1r$I Nallon.:il Auro LCJan 11nd go directly to vour dealer' Thaf\ 1111 there 1s 11.1r Upon appro1 JI old stmpk Deal h 1''01 ice• ~'" .. t '1 in ' elf'• '' ... 1~11 111 I t4, hlJOrl I ·t •I'"• ~>onh '·· ,.,, .. ~,. f .,, h IN"> \I 1••tflii PtOl'lV(,.Utl• If(, ,,wi. ... , H1rf1lr 1 Murin <:f "'" 't 1n1 1~'0 tar \n r fh11dnn. u ... ,. ,,,.1 ,,,.,,,, .. w1.1 t,-. " .. 1r11J<IA.\~w1n ... a1, at(,,1 l'nar .. -N "'' \t•v•rr• '" Ct'lurch. th"""po't l:M'• t Ott1 I J~lt'I ... ~" J,lf• ThOIT'l<4 lf't, 'n\t '" P If llt• V11 w M·•mot1 •• ~" • tJ• ""'""'' o .. 1 n f'.'f tfic V11 <N UHH h1 1r f f>'' ( ,,,, In I ' u ('t I f I () <N • f m • f'I"! 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'• , ,, ' q It, c.. t\11tt h ,_,, .-,;f"!Hti ti• H n .. ,,. f'f l'lo'·IV Julv J ... t lt\11f"·• l•·t1,.•·111f l'' '" "•·N •urv1v•i tv rl •111Hl11 Mr V1ro1n11) ,.,.,.,-,, r 1 I ,1•t •. <I f•i'l1• n fil1•1 n.,, t'I' rJ, Yll<'ll'''' h1 ,, h l ('Jt,1f'c1 f 11 f1 Ir i J ;. ,,} • 111 f' f Rf VNOlO\ r A black candidate who wus beaten 10 the Santa Ana City Council elections after winning her own ward has been told that the election results of last April 5 must s tand. Orange County Superior Court Judge Walter Charamza rejected the petition filed by Mr. Sadie Reid and upheld the election or Councilman John Garth. Dissatis fied with the ruling, attorney Paul Bell said he may ask the Stale Attorney General's Office to investigate an election system that Mrs. Reid c laim s discriminates against minorities. Bell argued for Mrs. Reid that she v. as defealt>d by Garthe on the basis of Space Pact SEATTLE CAP) AI Research Manufactur- ing Company, of Tor- rance, has received a $1.2 million contract from th e Bo ei ng Aerospace Company to des ign and produce flight control equipment for the Air Launched Cruise MissilP PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOCONTRACTOll~ CALLING FOR a1D~ \c~ool O••lricl HUNTINGTON !'EACH UNION HIG•• SCHOOi I OIST Rl(T f lllrt•1 'lH FAMILY COLONIAL FUNHAL HOME 7801 Bolsa A ve Westminsler 893-3525 'ACIFIC VIEW MEMOltlAL l'Aak Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1 l1c View Om1c: NPwoorl Ca1tlorn1a 644-2700 McCOltMtCK MOITUAlllH Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 UL n-Hl~llOH FUNllAI. HOMl Corona del Mar 673-9450 Cosra Mesa 646-2424 IR.I. lltOADWAY MOITUAltY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 SMJ'n4 T\ITHll.L UMI WESTCUFf' CHAl'tl 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa • 646-4888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N Broadway Santa Ana • 54 7-4131 rtHCl lltOTHlltS SMITHS' MOltTUUY 627 Main St. Huntington Beach 536-6539 c ll•d CH-oldli"" Julv IJ. t'17 7 DOp m y,, w PldC'OIB1dRK01pl HUNTINGTON 'l-u,h1t•'\-01r tltr"' BEACH VNIOt-1 HIGH SCHOOL POWELL OISTRICT EDUCATION CENTER • • I F ('A I POl.f l "»•ddnl 01 .1101 8otw Avenw. Roon'I IOS. Hunl· ( '' 1 ,,.., • t' • · '1 4'N•Y Juh 1. J'"'"'• t b 1 ho r (1..;ouont-.r Mrs. Mdf"t•" ~./t 1n~ttrrt"' CO".t-1• M,,,. Two M>n'f, 1+ ,,.., Powdt "' Ool'\•ld Powett Of wt' ""'Oton Gr4JY\,\tdif. wrv•tes on W'-'11ntt,'1·1V Jun• • h) lOAM <t1 Forest t .1wn M• rnorldl P"'"'. Ourb.int<.. Arv l \/ Tornow off1c iMtno. Bf'h Brott• 11-NdV Mor-tu<1rv 01r1 rtor, llAUMf fMOl.•A A CAUMf II Fh·1.td•ntof ti A 0 rt f""a(t\, ffi rt JU1'1 ] . 'UrYlvtd r ... f'lo "' •, Ah(• W 8•um. "' N"'WC'Or1 t , er,, ur,. ~" fnt~d A R.lu""" < ••\t ' ""' .,, en. r1.1u<1tit r P ... tr le tel An" r ,r;, t·f "t'lvrt1 Ar.•h~-'-,,-,otli('r Mr\ t ,,,,,rt f--Tf\C11"IC"On. Co~lc;J Mt•••· -~or t]( .. ,,.~ "''"''"" Mr 81'1Un'l., W1H. M1 mn ,. (It U'h A ttrl'f of tiractor~ f • i M r \1' ("p, H'Y"bt-r ~I COO'\f"'( t (• r. I pr. 1~nl I\ ,,,, .. r"brr of Of' ~nq.o o I lf()n\ (hJh ~~mOfor Of Goal· O ttlir \.•Vti M-mo.·r or'"""' CO' la M P" J <" '"r>-r ._ c,. · '''' F oundcJf1on en''''"·•" ~t th• RP010f'ldl L-1°" .. C•vb \n,. ~. r r """""''o"' M ,-·mort"'t '' ,.,,,,,, .. wlll b4• th M fr1dllY, JUn11 8, '1' °111\M. f'1r'"''' tt~I MM-Community Con•1ria:.1t1o"otl C'hurc., ht\ Hf>'•cCro~ (Ctr.,• ,-j, I M M JP\ P..-y Oo"-'10 W • u• / c u.,. •• 111n'1 Pri\ldf• 1nf ... rm nt tf'I(\ • .,,. .. _n'l m,,., <ontril"ul1 tom Or~na• r-ountv l•Of"\ Cluo Thort'·•" ,,., "' ... ,,.,., ,,. .,,,,, fou"'d .S 'tt Ptuk (\r1v1 (l'.)\I l ~1 \,1 (',r VOUf f(_t<tOr•t., rl't 1r-.rv lit II 8t0;.10wd'f M orturtrV {lttt·( ''" '•. llARNARD r1RRfLOA H BARNARD Re<fdtnl o• t4. ~CW'rt 6-t t<h, P•''"°" ~w•v Juty t. Nit Sur-v1\t ... dbv.,,.rd"UQhtf!r Frd"C~-. 8.n ,_.,,., ot "'it Npif\rt 8f-Mh. M r\. A '"'".-on ,y,11 .. Jr ot Colo..-•OO. Mr. P.1yt'T'hf'\d P1f'A04 Jr. Of Nr-w Me••<O f\1 N t'I.,,.. f Im. r ~•I• Jr , of Okl.thOf'l"i (tltlt l1f,,,,dctU1r1rl"n. S .. fYI(':~ WPrllf nrqd tOC'MV JI \I •ndtf"W\ Pr"'\bvlPrlen (l'lurcn Fn1orncm•·r\t "' Po"'o"• Mr1u o•,•ttf"r'I 1\.-t''' fJcroeron, Coron• 3• I M~r 01ructor CU MMISKEY HAlfL MAQY CllMMISl(EY ol r "'"'" V,111 ,.v 0.'Yd ""'"Y Jut• l w 1 .-t ",. ""°' r <,,I HOt'I ~l'trtt Churc-1'\ of t-,,,n1,.1n V61111'y P··•O•oq «.Pf'(lalt~t of < .11dornU\ Rtddlno A .. ,otlatlon, Yl1 "''"'".,'*"' Tn..ch-'r\ Anocutlfon & r ,,~ c 1'11to..-nta J ·err-en ~Hoc-.tio" \tJr'ltvt-o b'I' cMvon1.-r M1ry C. H~'\~on. 'On T"°'"•' V (Vn'U'ft•~•u~.,. \IStfr• f-trn .,.~MY~. N .. 11 \l""""'°""'· tenor• t-1011,.,•n. two or.noc~uctr"'n. O•vfd Pt1ut & M.wr• Lvnn Hl'"\Of't. V1\tt•IN>n l u·'<l•V '.HPM .. ltPM, Rowrv, '° at 01ld~v 8ro1~rs (l'\dOf't. tun•r•t M•\~ W~llHcl•v IOAM, ., St. Sim .... & Jud't ca1no11c C11urch, 10111 f. Oren0t SI. Hunlinqlon S.<1<1> Dire<!~ by 0•1· d•v Brot""~ Nortu•ry, 11'11 8••<1> Blvd • Hunli1!9IOf' l!e6CI\ 11 ..... ,.nll. 11191on ~il<ll. CA '1ft41 P•oJe ar>O Co"ltr\Kll°", lloom S06. Hunllnglon Beecll Union HIQll Scnoo• Ol•lrlct. 5201 Botsa Av .. nu~. H"ununeton a..,c"· CA tnM1. PN>n,. 11 I• I ~II t NOTICE IS HEllE8Y GIVEN 11>.it tilt •t>ove..,.,.,.., Sci-I Olurkt o• Oranq<· <:.oun1v. Qlllornt• 11<11119 by •nd througn """ Govt rn1no Boctrd. ~~re1nf att~r rl f ~rred to ~' "O•STRICT," will rt<elve up 10, but not laltr '"'"' I~ abOve·•t•ltd hme, \4!al"4 blO\ tor ttw •ward ol a controtcl fOf IM i&bOVti Pf'OJfl<( t RIO\ si-..11 M rnc:tlvl'O In 1"£ l)IMt ldtnhlltd M>OW olNI Vllfll ~ Ol>t""d 11nd oubl•c•v rUO •-el Ille -•t· .. illtd l•-•ndPIKe. f •< n b•d mu>I conform and be rt\pon\lve lo l~COf'lrKI CIOCIJmMh. E•cl> D•d \#1;111M6Ctomo.1n1ed by 1111! ''' ur1ty rl'ferfed to 1n tne conu.ct documtnl• atld by Ille ht \ ol proPOsed wb<on1r11<1ors. Tl>o DISTRICT r_r ... , ·~"II"' to rt1f-r-t •nv or •II tu eh°' towa1ve Ml'f •t· reoul•nhesor tmonnatH,.\ tn ony tMds or 1n th~t»Odtnq. Tll• DISTRICT NS O.lem>l,,.d I~ CltMrat ""'••lilnv r11t ol ptr diem w•~f' In I~ 1«•11\y In wllld• 1111s wol'll I\ tow r>t•formecl toreecll croll ortvpe 01 work,....n netOtd lo uec:ule , ... con· lrot<I. T.,.~ rate\ .,., on Ille el Ille DISTRICT olll<e loc•led at S101 Botw Av• , Hunll"llton 8"11Cll, CA. 91~1. C0e>1es ,...y be olll .. MCI °" reciUttt. A ropyolt~rMH>tlltlDeoost..iallll• jOD •II•. Tiie ·~·"II IChedule ol per di"" ... _, IS baWd Ul>O<t " wor111..., dav ol •111111111 llOUrt. TM rate tor llClll• d•v •nd ovl!ftlme work s11111 be at lean ll"'e•nd-·Mlf. 11,.,.11.,..,,.,.torv UCIQfl IM CON· TRACTOR to ""'°"' Ille contr.c:I h ••••ded.--any Wbc.,,.tr.ctor llftdef' Ill" to l>IY nol lfl• t.,.n IN Hid spe<lll.O ralH to all wonunen employed bY ll"'m '" '"" necullon ot Ill• con1•an. No blO<tl'r may wll!ldr1w nlsblll for I P!'rlod of tonv·ll~ ,.5) Cl4v• after 11141 dalt \el '°' 1111' ~n1nci ol bkk .A pay""'"' l)Ond and • pet'form1nce ~d will be r~U•'f"d Of"10r to f-•ttuU~ ot 1r.. conl•«I T"" ~vm•nl bonll >lwll be In ""' torrn !el lortll "',,,.contract do<-um•nt\ Bv R-n c 8111tv Olrector Mllntenttnct, Opeuhons ind c-trvcllOt1 Publlsllecl Oren119 COIU Oelly Pllol, June 21. 1nc1Ju1v s. 1'11 ouAL1TY 1n1urance at reasonable prices! AUTO Milmll> OYH 25. · .... · · $ 116. COl.Ll•I ITUDIMT • 11"4•1.1 OYIR U • ... I PBYLU the citywide voting system employed m Santa Ana . If the voting had been confined to her own Ward Five, with its heavy m inority population, she would nave easily defeated Garthe and other candidates, the lawsuit argued. Ward Five. one of seven wards in Santa Ana, has the largest concentration of minority residents - an estimated 60 percent. Nearly one- half of the city's 4,030 black live in the area. Mrs. Reid argues that it is unfair for candidates who are compelled to live within the boundaries of their wards to have to seek election on the basis of a citywide vote. < 1C'dtr appl1ca11on. we'll loan \ou up le~ 11, cJ the pur- ' M>e price ol new car you choose. Includ- ing accessorle$!a.t~~.,-;'"l'"'v.::f And here's a t>onus. Since MAIN OFFICE At the Plaza in downtown Orange COSTA MESA: Mesa Verde & Adams IRVJNE: University Dr & Michelson Dr. LAGUNA HllLS: Alicia Parkway & San O?ego Freeway J Tuesday July 5 1977 * DAIL y PILOT Al I PUBUC NOTICE ,... U&TWMl"NTOP AIANDOlfMllft OP UH OP "CflTIOU• I U\IHI U N&"'I '""' f ,.",." •'"'°"' "••• dn .. n ....__ ,,. .Wal t,_ I 'ttllOVt "'' •fU''ti "-•l"llt&N(,e , .. ,..,..,.Ata•1 01• "' ' •t'tt.t.., _. ,.,, W.M r f\Atlit".-" A.,.,.,. • ., '••"94 ( .. t..»tJM••,.., , ,. ·~ ....... JloU\ln.-\t "•"• , .. ,., .... '" enow• •• tHlf"fl Cl" &VQV\I II '"'tit ..... , ... '"' ... n.. ... ,. At.,...N ... .-i.,i M ().,. 1 ........ • ,_. ..... '""'....._ (•l•t~tULt f"\ftt\A141 11 t ttfl• M (l U JO•w-er"W t ft•fil' 't•'\,, La\ A~Nl,. (•lltOtAte ..,.. lltHf\" l t "' f\ M r. 4tJ•f''°'ft ~UI\ f"1w l M .,...., , r iotu•n'"'fll ~ C'l•••• fl/; ,.._,.. "'1 () ..Ot ... IPO• Aiwf'v.1 IM.,. Cel.IU'fh••'"H• PlfBUl' NOTI(' E '•CTtftOU&IUSINf SS NAM41 'TAT•M•H r f h• f<N••••no ci.1 ...n. ., • 1 •o•n\I ,,.,,,., ... ,, .. , ; A\lllON C.AllDl . I N!' .. 0 \ 1.-..n f•t ( Y•t• ,..._,. (A •hit .-.....,.,d w....-.1 i.0 t-11.0.o Pt-.• , .......... (& .,.,, l~t ~-"'°• ttl lit¥M.N (trtk 1"111..,ll'\,"' Tll" h••llet• It C.-c!IKIH llY • -···-·-.. ........ w ..... TN• '"''-' wet ... ..., Wllll I"" rn""''"' .. '"'*°'~("ount.,un h ...... " "" l'TllU ttu f'Uotw•f •lr ., .. ,. ( cw\I CJ•1ty Pllol JIJl'f \ II l'f t• t'fl l SJCClass ToS~Po.r 1-'rank Fitzsimmons, 69 , ~.iys h~ plans, · God wilhn1.' · to ~eek re-election as Living Tips Subject president of the Skills on getUne a Job, budgeU.ng Teamsters Union in and becoming consumer·wise will be among those taught ln a week·long 1981. Fiusimmons is course for young people, 18 and older. unhappy over his starting July 11 in San Juan forel'd rt.•s1gnat1on as Capistrano . a t rustee of the Teamsters· Central "Things You Never Learned In Community Counseling Cent.er, 321(1 AJlpazSt. ''"' "" ...... .,,,... C~t111J bl/ • r·------------•..,..t"r•t INf'n.,-\1\fp Stall's Pt.·ns1on 1'~und , School," sponsored by the Red Cross (.'!a iming ht• has n't South County Service Cenlcr, 1s Retired banker and Orange County Red Cross Director Garry Hollaar, retired Senior Volunteer Program volunteer Pat Bova and a county consumer affairs representative will teach lhe course. n .. vtd,,,. ~·· Ii# r1 f-.u •l•t•~r WA\ f11f'd Wtf" '""" r~ty ("-O ... Of~tount' "" J111n• .. ''" f LLIOT 11,Wol.,J" Atl•rMy "d onl' an yt hin g scheduled to meet from 1:30 to 3:30 Registration and additional ••<T1T1ouuu11N11u wrong .. p.m. Monday lhrough Friday. July information are available by calling NAMUTu&MlNT 11·15. the Red Cross center, 492·6664, or the M!:':.~.,.,_,,. ""'°" "d9lnQ -..... Community Counseling Cent er, PUBLIC NOTICE , ... c ... .__. •• ,, M•l• tWle WALLCOVl!~IN(JS UNLIMITl!O. AP WI,...._ The free course will be taught at the 4.93· 7333 or 831-0616. n:JOt0t~A ..... Ge....,.Gtove.r--~~--~-------~-~----~-----~---~------~-~---------~~~~~-~-~~--~-~---~-~--~--cA.'1IOJ Le••-1e1 ('ohtw"'•-• Pub 1o ~ <••H'OQll ro.. t Ot11lv Pil<'f Jr 141 11 r-...w; J•JIT 1 l'fll )Mi If • t PUBLIC NOTICE t ll'ICTITIOUSIUSINIU f NAME STATl!MINT ~ t "~ IC:WIO•t"Q Pl:t'tof'I I dO•M'J bu\t N[WPORf CON <;ULTIHG •POUP HO NtowOO•t C• l'\lt>r O"vt """""'' "°'"""· c• •n~. ~ut1• 21111 * r.tob~n S. 01~ flt. 1000 P•rtt. ,....,.,OOrl NPWOOf't IWtw n r A •16Nl , ,.., ... ~Int'~\ I\ Condl#O lc(,f oy 4n •n 1t ... 1d1J•I ' Rn()('I~ Otv•*""' /P'u\ 16h~·nt ,._.,,. hlf'd w 1Ut th9 r ovn1v Cl~,. ol °'""°"County on J1>ne , ,.,, 1'71J1t Pul>l••""d Qr~,..,.. (Od \I D••ly Piiot 1.n,. 14,71 28 •n<YJuly\, "11 1.aG·11 J•mo lf•wln Croley, 1U01 O••"O' -Aw . O.•n Grov•. CA t>lo07 ft'H' bultnti\ h Condutlt"d by •n tn· CIHtMJY•I J"'"91 Edwu\ ero.ey '"'~ ~.ttf'ml'nt was filed w1tn •nw (o..,.fy c .. ,~ Of °''""II" County on Ju"" ie. lt71 f7'1U P\IOh \l'W'(f <>"•,..,,.. l.<MU O.t•Y POot. Juoy ~. 11. IQ,?•. tt/7 , • ., 11 PUBLIC NOTICE CP'·0 11 SUl"t!lllO'I COURT 01' THI! STATIE 01' C&Lll'ORNI& l'OR THECOUNTYOl'OllAHGIE Ho.A·'211t HOT ICE 01' HIEAlllNG 01' PIETITIOH 1'011 P 1109ATIE 01' WILL AHO 1'011 LETTl!ll$ 01'" AOMIHISTllATION PUBUC NOTICE WITH W ILL AHNl!XIEO ANO --------------t AUTHORIZATION TO ADMINISTER l'ICTITIOUS llUSINl!SS NAME STATl!Ml!NT Tll<! IOllOWlnQ Por\On I\ doi"9 l>USI n•\\tU TEDD¥ DEAR PLUMBING. 1,54 Fednal, {0\1• ~,a, CA9'1•U JoupnJ Ry•n. 19~ Fe<Hrat, Cosl.t Me.a, CA 91011 Tn" ""'""'"I\ conducted by •n In n1vldua1 ;.,..g;,J Ryan Uu~ ~tattmrn1 Wtt\ fllf'd with lhe rountv Cl~~ of 0.IWIQP County on Junt •• 1977 1'11~ Pubt1"""° Ordnqir Co1HI o •••• Pilot, )Uf!e 21, ,....., JUIV S, 11, 1911 UNOl!ll THI! INOIE P'l!NOENT AO· MINISTllATIOHOI' l!STATl!S ACT E\lat• o l C ALANTH E M BRAZELTON , aka CALANTHE MIRIAM 8R.t.ZELTON, •k• KELLY BRAZEL TON, Oecu,,.,d. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th.JI GEOR GE 0. OESHLER hd\ foled Mreln It petotlC)n 10<' Probdle of Wiii ind tor l~uMKe ot L,.tl.,rs of Adm•n•s•r•- toon wllhWlll Annex~d 10 I"" Petltlon•r •nd 8ulh0t11al1cn to i\dmlnhter the •\l•I• under the lnO~pendent Ad· m1n1~l'"'°"of Es t.tiff Act referenc@to wn1c.h h m.ildt! tM further' P1rt1culars. •~ t"'-lt trw·u~ and P'M:e of hedr1n9 tne s..am. t'las been \.et fOf" Jutv \9, ''", dt 10 00 ., m • on tl>e courtroom of ~ ... rt,,....nt No J of s.oiU5< nf'~S•s · WATER 8EO DEALERS INSTITUTE, 00 31nd St, Newe>0rl Buc ... CA.•~1 Slu.,t Kiri, 111S ll•V""• Or • Coro<t• O.I AA¥, CA '1•U Thl5 bu$irwu is conduct~ by 1n ,.,. d1v1®•I. Sl.-t K•rf O•tl'<IJ..,.1~. tUI Wll..LIAM E. SC JOHN. County Cler~ 141!LLl!ll ANDMAaEL, INC. HUS V...tw., 11¥d., S...tt IOOI EMl.,.,CA.,_ h i: UtJl-IOU AtlWMYt ....... lolt- Publl"*' Or-CM\t D .. lly P•lot, June 28, 1',and Jutv 5, 1911. r111s •t""""'"' .,.s lllfd with tM P UBUC NOTICE ~:~~~~,'ter1< OI Or-C""'11y on Ju""l--------------i "11MI SUPl!lllOll COURT Publlohod OrMIQe (OHi O•••v Pilot. Ol'CALlf ORNIA lu"" 71. 71,ar>dJuly s. 17, ,.,, mi,, ,oig~~~ .. ~:..':!,'!:.~~ .. PUBUC NOTICE S.U70S NOTICE TOClllOITOllS No.A-'1U6 SUPl lllO'I COUllTOl"THIE STA TE 01" CALI l'OllNI'\ l'Olt THICOUNTYOl'OllANOE In theM.ltterof ,,,. Es ''•of EDITH BAKER SHAW, .... EOI r .. 8. SHAW, Oecu~. Not t<e i• '-"tlv olwn to IOCNdltO<S !laving c1.im• 1ga1nst lhl s&lcl ell<•· ci.nt to Ille "'" <l•oms In 1111 offlu of ri.. c •~rk OI lhl a10 ... W1d court or to ort .. nl ti.m lo ll'le """'"''l...ci •t the ofloce Of MICHAEL 8 MAGLOFF, AT· lORNfY Af LAW 10'9 CENTURY PARK EAST. •1" FLOOA, LOS ANGELES. CA. 'l()()j,7 which 1•11•r ol ttce •• thl pt.ce Of °"''neu 01 Ille ..,.. o.rsopned ln •II ,...u." pert11n1nQ IO .. ct,e "'t•t• Such clalms w•tf\ 11'\t ntc•s,,.,v voucNrs "'Ult be tiled or or~t•"tH a, •f~l•td wHf'illr\ tour monlh• .it .. .,.. first l>Ubtlceuon o4 "''' no11c~ 0 •tedJune9, 1'17. EDWARD! SHAW E•t!<:U1or of 11\e w111 ol ••Odee.dent MICHAIL I. MAOLOl'I" AllWMY•i l·Uw :!OHCIENTUllY ~AllK I AST 6thl'LOOll LOS ANGELES, CA. -1 Publl51\ed Or..-ge CoHt D•lly Pllol, J u,,.U ,Jl,11,....SJulvS.1917 1~11 PUBUC NOTICE S.1111 An•, CA. '2701 SUMMONS , ... Ht#nblr: J44t 11 PlAINllFF HOUSTONGENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY DEFENDANT WORLD CAPITAL CORPORATION, o corpora lion, CHARLES CALABRESE, SAM C ALABRESE , S HIR LEY CAlABRESE, CAROL CALABRESE. EARTH ENGINEERS, INC.a corpor•· lton, and OOES t tllrougn x )()(, ,,.. CIU\~ve NOTICl!I Y°" hive tie... SuH. Tiw COllfl ..,.., Cltckle '9111111 y.., willlout yo11r bll"' ,,..,.. llflMu y.., r..-1141 WlllllA • MYS. llNd ... 1111 ........... ....... AVISO! Ust..i Iii sodo-.-.1!1 Trl1M111•I _.. *<1dlr <• ... re UL sin •IMll1\cli • _, -U•. ~IWI• •ntrw .. JO diH. Lu Ii •lllOf'1•><1<iofl 411111 ...... I TO THE DEFENDANT A emf cornol•lnl N• .,..., lot..:! oy ,,,.1>l••nf1lf •o•l11s1.,..,., • If YOU wiSl'o to._,...., this lewsull vou mutt. witt\ln lO O.ys aftttr this 'um MOfll ii Wrwd "" you, 1114' with lhos court • wrltt.n pl11?.cttnq in rt\00.nse to '"" comotalnt 111 •Justice Court vou must fllt w1lh tne court• wrtnen plt·•d · l"lJ or ceu~ en or&t l>lllMl11'9 to "" ..,. •• ,,., In .,,. doOet In '91410<'H to tl'le cornol•int. within 30 <l•Y• after thh \ummOfi's Ii ~'"""'~don vou>. b Units~ you so rnpond. yo~rctef•1..H1 wlll be efllf•ed ._,, •PPllc•tion of 1111 pl•lntlll encl 1111• courl mav •11ter • fuoomtnl 111•lnst you for IM '""" d•· mancled If! tl'le complelnt, which could rnull In Q<1rnl>hment Of,. • .,.,. l•~lno -------------1 of money or Pf-•1y °"other ,.lief ro-l"ICTITIOU~UllNISS N&Ml lTATIMI NT l lie follow•no --Is clOlno buSI· N~n •s: MEllCMANOISE BROKERS AS· SOCIATES 01" CALl,.OANl.t., "U c napm•n Av111u•. Gerden Gro•• .. Catllornt•"'4t JOSEPH c. A~Elt, 10111 Brl:ev W4y, Viti• P-. C&lllornl• •M1 Tnta l>Ulilleu Is condu<tt<I II• '" '"' 01vldl.oal. Joteiof\ C. Asl\lr ""'• ... ,_t .... Ill~ ...... ttw County o.r1t of Or1n99 C-t'r on J- 7, 1971. "nm PUltlllifttd Orente CNsl O.lly Pll01, JU<\e u .11. •.end Julys. tt77 ouuted In 1111 corn!M•lnt. c. II yo11 wtsll to M9ll ttw Mvlc• of 111 e tter11ey In tltlt ,...tier, y.., llloukl do H ,romplly so tUt y111r written ••S...,H, 11 env. m•y lie 111..t Oii lime. 011•<1 Ap<ll 1•. t'7• WILLIAM E. St JOHN, Cl••-Bv p IC GAN DALL. 0.putv ISEALI Pvt>h\hed Or .... Co.•t Delly P•IOI July 5, 11, "· M. 1'77 1811·11 PUBLIC NOTICE Henry "Dad" Miller: 100 ye ars old . First Half: soldier in Spanish American war, family man, inspector at PG&E. Second Half: learns golf at 55, wins Senior Nationals at 84, sinks third hole-in-one at 93. Dad Miller th ink.s the secon d half of life can be even more exciting than the first. We couldn't agree more. 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Our supplies are llmited, so be sure to get your copy today at your nearest Home Federal office. ·~ 1 Tuesday, Julys. 19n DAILV PILOT BJ Ryan Not IIllPressed With Whiff Mark Stones Has Point To Prove STOCKllOLM <Af' 1 l>wl.:ht Stones. often desr1 1bcd as lht· mo:.t l'<X'kv man 1n tnirk uncl held, says tw "111 go Jll uut to<l.1\ to rctiJm the world high JU111p record hl' lost two dJ \ s JJ.:o • I m an lop shapl· 'dnd I th111I-. I .tm capable of tukang thl• n•cord r q~ h t b •H k l h l' b I 11 n d Callfornaan :..itcl I m gonn.1 pro\ l' I m :.ltll thl· ~n·t1h'st l11gh JUmpl't Stunl's 1s probJbl\ Llw ;tll 11m1 grl'.it 111 lhl• ht~h JUnlJ.llllg bu:.111es ' ha\ 1nu br11l-.l·n llJ \\orlll rcl·ord:. an hts C'aret·r l'Om J>ilr<:d lO seH·n for thl· gl l'JI Hussian. Vukr1y Bruml'I But lusl SundJv. Vlad1m11 Yashchenko, an obscuH· JR.year old Russian. bettered Stones world record by ont• one-half inch. soc.tring 7.7:1~ 111 the l'SA Soviet .Junior t rack m1'l'l at Hichmond. Vu "l don't thank tha t rl.'l'Orrt '' 111 la:.t too long." Ston<'s !->a1cl "I'll try to beat il here. But I ho1w 11 doesn 't n 1111 \'ou l-.n11'' I don I ltl..ctbat ·· H;iin 'mas hl•rl lhl· l.J\Ol'l'tf Stones drl'<1ms of a ~old ml·clal an the Montn•al Olymµt<'' la-.L year . l!<Jmpen·d in hh .1pproach by the soggy cond1t1ons. Sl<ml'' had to sl•ltlc for <• bron1.e medal be hind \I mn<'r .JJ<:l'k Wst.0la of Poland. and Cc.tnada ~Greg JO> All the Olympic m edalists were here for a rematch at Stockholm s Olympic Stadium so there could be plenty of good ha~h ;umping -weather pcrm1tting World r et·ord holder John Walkl'r of Nl'\I Zt·Jlaml ''ho recentlv rccovl•rcd from an Inj ury. ·railed to 11111 ht!> third ::.t raighl male for thl' Dickson Trophy. '' hich wus first run Ill 1895 Czech .Josd Plal'hl' won 1n 3:57.4 with Walker ·fourth in 3. 55.5. 6.1 seconds off his world mark. UC lrv111c's Sten· Scott wus fifth in 3:5G.O \ivl .. n tt\'Jll 1!>11tthal1mµrcss 1•d "1th .t11s lalt•'I ~It lkt'OUt n·1·ord R \ u II b 1• I 1 .. \ l's ~"Ill t' d ,1 y -.iirn 1·01w \1 ti I 1 oml ,tluni.: lo hrt·uk h1~ rl•1·1111h S111111"<l,1~ '" 111 llw tutu11· fht• CJl1 lo1 n1u AnJ.(l'I'> µ1ll'hcr mall'ht-d another !-iancly Koufax rt'cord !\tu11<l11) nii.:ht a l Anahl·1m Mad1urn whale p1td11ng hts ll'anl to ,1 HI 1 tl'lon OH.>r Oakland Ill' slrut·k uul 11 balll't::. ll was the !>7th ta mt• Hyun hud struck oul 10 or mon.• butters in a 1,;amc to cquul a Kuufax reco1·d ·•J '\l' ulways s t rived tor l'Onsastt'rtl')'. · ... a HJ H van "I think Uus record Ii. indicative ol the stuff l 've tnke n to the mound · Ryan "as a senior attending Alvin Hia:h School in Texas when A..,,ei. Slate All G.llnft .. KMl'C lltlfle (7111 lult \001""" ti C.lllomlt 1 Up m. JulY 6(Alllornltt(MIMeWI• )•Upm. Jul• I C•lllOl'n11tl MlnM•OI• S,Up.m, he saw Koufax pitch for the first lime at the Houston Astrodome. "lie was the best pitcher I ever s aw," Ryan said after the game. ·'I never anticipated I would match any of his records." Rookie s horts top Rance AP PhOIO NOLAN RYAN TIED ALL-TIME STRIKEOUT RECORD. Mulliniks drove 1n threl" runs to help Ryan be<.'Oml• jl1 ll·game wanner Mullrntk~ smgll'd an a run in the second inning and his two-run bo mt·r again:.l Rack Langford gave Hyun a 4·1 lead. Norm Sherr) caughl Koufux and now munag~s Ryan. Sherry was asked to compare Koufax and Ryan. "Sandy did It with less effort." he said. "Nol an does it wilh his legs. He tries harder with his legs than any pitcher I've ever seen. He grinds it out.'· Ryan's 10th strikeout of the game ''as against Marty Perez in the seventh inning. A sellout crowd or 41.303 gave Ryan a s tandmg ovation. Koufax sel his record in 31·1 sta rt s, while Ryan. who 1mpro\ed has record to 11-7, ha:. made 274 starts. Ryan scattered s ix hits and walked four In running his major league-leading strikeout total to 211. He fanned the sid e in the fourth and sixth innings . Tonight Vida Blue makes his second start of the series against the Angels. Friday he shut them out 2-0 to record his 13th straight victory at Anaheim Stadfom. Wayne Simpson (3-5) goes for the Angels. 0 Streak Halted Giants Relieved: LA Goes Home SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -Ron Cey and the Los Angeles Dodgers . have gone home, much to the relier or a San Francisco Giants pitching staff which felt anger, em barrassmenl and perhaps terror the past four days. "We're pla) mg itood baseball. applying pres:.urc to the clubs behind us. · !'!atd Cev after threatening a National · Lea~ttt' Dodger• Slatr All°'""'"'°" llABC ("'!) J11lf tt HOU'\fOl"I dt lo /lP•to , .. , •u•v 1 Mou-.ton .a1 lo-.A"°' l• 111IV 8San01f'904ll0._,.not1 hatting record Monda) "It feels good." Don Sutton pitched his 45th big league shutout. a three-hitter. and Cey's streak of consecuti\'e hits over three games reached nine -one short of the league record -before he struck out against Handy Moffitt in the ninth innang or a 4 0 nctory which completed a series sweep "I wa:.n't even awan· I was that clo:w lo a record,'' Ccy said. "l knew I was 9·for·9 but 1 didn't know the league record was 10 There weren't any cheap luts in the streak. either, but you've got to be fortunate lo do something like that. A lot or hoe drives are caught." The third baseman, now hitting .295 with 71 runs batted in, ad'ded. "It was a big trip for us . We went into Cincinnati and split. which took four games off the schedule for the Reds and put more pressure on them . Then we won Sl'ven out of eight againsl All ant a and the Giants ... The Dodgers hil the half wa) potnt of the season Wednesdu~ mghl holding a big lead over thl· defending champion Reds m the 'NL West The Giants. an over their heud'> 1n t h e hol iday weekend competition. are bad off m the standings. too. fourth by 201: games. "When that t eam gets a shutout, they've got to win." said Monday's loser. Ed Halick1. Then the big right-hander. now 7-8. laughed al his own statement a nd said, "What I mean is that they're hitti ng so much better than last year.·· In the four losses to lhc Dodgers. the Giants pitchers allowed 34 runs and 60 hits Cey had 11 hits and 10 RBI. mcludmg two Monday. to lead the attack. Two homers in the latest victory -the season's first by Johnny Oates and No. 11 for Rick Monday -gave the Dodgers' 103 for the year compared to 91 all or last season. In ot h er atl1on during ~I onday·s dn1.zle Kenya's Saoson Kimombwa and Hungary's Mikkos Nemeth came cl06e to b reaking their ow n world" records. 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Sweden Antonio Zugarella began has defense of the Swedish Open T e nnis tournament with a 6-3. 6·2 triumph O\ er Gianni Ocleppo Monday P aolo Bertclucea \1as ehm 1naled . howevC'r . as Kim Warwick won. 6·4. 6·3 Jones Out/or Year? Cy Yo11ng Winner Ailing SAN DIEGO (A Pl -San Diogo Padr65 left-hander Randy Jones labels as a bit premature reports that he won't plte~ agi»n this season. "I recognize that is one orthe possibilities," last year's National League Cy Young Award winner said Monday night, "but there is no way I want to chuck this whole season unless 1 absolutely have to. "Even tr 1 don't pitch unUI August or September that. would .still be better than not pitching at all. I can't see myself cu~Unc oCC throwlngcompletely.1·d go crazy." Padre$' physician Or. Paul Bauer does not want him to vltch again this season. "I don't see the point In It," said Bauer. "I think be needJ this se~n to get over bi s operatioo. Why run the risk that. he could hun his arm?" J<lne8 who is on the 21-day dJsablod list unUI luly tl, respects Bauer'• oPlnlon. but HYS be is not bound by il. "The final decaston ~ mine,·• the27-year-old Jones said. ··n has to be thAt way Arid I am not making that decision until J have throw!\ bard again. That will indicate to me how far I've come and how (arl11till have lo go." JOlhel plans to test hls throwing arm Friday In Los Angeles bdorethe opener ot a four·eame series with lht Dodgers. Me last pitched on June 11 but look himself out after two innings, complalnlna ot mute le apum.s in his left bicep. Since then be baa been li!Una weights to strengthe-n the muscle and dolngothe;Ntaia\anceexercises with Padres trainer Dick D nl. "The muscle la a little stronger,•• s~id Bauer, "but It will tal<e a tew months, ratb~r t.han weeks, for It to aet where lt should~. Whon it becomes normal, R•ndJ can lhrow nex\ wlnt r and know that everylhln1 will be all rlpl tor next season,·• Jones, whO bad I 2lM4 record lUt Hason, hu lotUcven Of his 11 decisions tfllt 1tuon wbllt ltyln1 to recuperate from an October op.raUOn. DOcton found dam11e lo lhe motor IMl'Y• ln1'lU ""' Durlna b\$ r very. hll ltft blctpi be(ameatnaller aad weikelllue to lnaeU\ril7. • "I can Ifft It lltthtl itronaer and ataru.,. to f0f1lll. ~ck, • e uld. 0 1ti'tkftowllow much r•u be abl•tepitdlp.1Mlt.t\'ftilftt• JUll a matt« Of Uatow1q bittinll pl'.lttlce, J ,.ant to do what I on I don'l Wlllll to .... tkoWln1 alto1ether ... .,.,.,. m•• AIYin Diric hid planntd fl) 1tart Jones •1a1nst u.eo1-.ao.aa1.tNtlbatappeanunlihly. In other first round matches Mark Edmondson beat Ramiro Benavides 6-4, 6-1: Barry Phillips-Moore overcame Jan Norback. 3·6. 1·6, 6-2; Buster Mottram defeated Olle Palmer 6-4, 6·2; John Yuan beat Sanders 6·4. 2·6. 6·3: and Alvaro Betancur eliminated Jan Kallquist 7-5, 2·6, 1).4 IMner De•trOfled JEFFERSONV1LLE, Pa. -A popular suburban Philadelphia dining s pot owne d b y Los Angeles Dodgers' manager Tom Lasorda has been destroyed by fire. The blaze at Lasorda's Restaurant, in this Montgomery County community, was reported about 20 minutes before midnight Sunday. and declared under control In about 45 manutes The one-story '' ood and stone structure was reduced to stone walls. Two volunteer firemen were treated for smoke inhal· ation . but no serious injuries were reported . The cause or the blu1.e wa& not disclosed. PfbterRolb NEWPORT. R .I. -Hank Pfister captured a first round match over Em11to Montano Monday al the Hall of Fame tennis championships. rallying for a 6-3. 3·6. 7.5 victory. Also. Brian Teacher was upset by Matt Mitchell. 7-6. 7-6: Peter Fleming ousted Tony Graham . 6-4, 6·7, 6·4 , Tim Gullikson stopped Larry Gottfried 6-0, 6-4; Anand AmritraJ defeated Sashi Menon 7-6, 6-2; Bill Lofren elim- inated Chico Hagey 2-6. 6-2, 6-4: a nd Mike Machette downed Henry Buniss.3, 6·2. Peti9Rallle9 DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. - Richard Petty stormed back into the lead after a two·bour rain del- ay and scored an overpowering 17. 7-second victory over Darrell Waltrip in Mond~y·s Firecracker 400 Grand National stock. car race. Petty, driving a Dodge. bad moved to a sbable advantage exactly 11t the halfway point when thundel'showers doused Daytona lntematlonal Speed- way. The race was rednaned on the 82nd of 160 circulll around the 2 'h·mile triov at. Jlfeuernlli• O• ATLANTA -Rirhthander Andy Messersmith, who Injured his pitching arm Sunday In Houston, has been placed on the 2l·day disabled list, the AUttnta Braves announced Monday. The S1t n Francisco pitchers had generally shabby fielding behind them over the pamful weekend. and J im Barr r eached the boiling point during Sunday's 10-7 loss, yelling at Gary Thomasson in the dugout afler the outfielder had mis played a ball. * * * LOSA,.GfL£S SAN l'llANCISCO •I> r II bt .;D r ft bf I niw• 1h ' • J Mctdt()(• b • 11" 0 H~lrll ,, ,, 0 Whttf1r>1dcf • ('I 11 <,mu,,rf I I~ fv~n~IO I r. I 11 rrt Ja • 0 3 1 f~Otnfl'\ on If 'fl ('C) r"~MY~V It\ ~ 0 I 0 (IJ!rlr rt , 0 0 (I Monf'f1,'1<; " t 1 t ,....vn~ }h • 0 0 0 Mf\rl1n.-1 \~ 3000 lt~Mi:1\ff!i'' '\ • 0 0 0 (';.oOO'\onOh 1 000 &\d~k ( .! 0 I 0 Qu\\"tllU o o o n Hr.tt1C>1 r" 7 000 Q,,, ..... 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JI 1..11 II !l I J ll I I .i II DENNY CRUM UCLA Joh Rejected ByCrmn l i L 0 l' I S V I L L E I i\ P 1 Lou1sv1llc <:0<1ch Ul·nn) Crum has turned do\\ n .111 oflt·r to hl·come head basl-.~·t liall too.il·h lit • t:Cl.A and will rt·main as coach uf the Cardmals. a spokesman for the Lou1sv1llc athletic dep- artment said today. 1 In a stalcment, t o u1svillc athletic director DavC' Hart said Crum informed him of his de- cision to remam al Louisville this morning. Crum then called UCLA. which he said had offered hlm lhe 'ob whkh opened up when Gene Bartow resigned last month lo become basketball coach and athletic director or t University of Alabama a Birmingham . r Crum. 40, was a student UCLA and an assistant to form Brums coach J ohn Wood du rang some of UCLA's be~t. basketball years In si..: seas at Louisville . Crum 's .7 winning percentage 1s :-econ • only to J erry Tarkanian Nevada (Las Vegas 1 amoq· ac tive major college coaches . Hart's statement was 1ssu prior to a news conforence. "Let me make 1t clear that a ) no lime did coach Crum use t'1 • UCLA offer for bargaining pow or personal gains ... Hart said ~ the statement. "I have a gre~ a mount of respect for Denny on this account as well as on man)' others.·• Hart said Crum 's majo? concerns were "for his basketball progrum and its posl\- ion at and with this university and th as community. We a happy with the direction to whi the basketball program h come." UCLA athletic director J , Morgan said. "Denny was seriously considered cundtdate. We have inte rviewe d oth.,r candidates and wall consider others ... Hart had indicated prior to learning Crum·s decision thiJI he understood th<' coa<.'h hacl greut incentive to uccept tht' UCLA offer. "l think lhat everybody in lh.<!. sports world sort of looks back on going back tQ their alma mulcr and their school and their rnendl and so on," Uart said. "And everybody who's ever pluyed tor anyone thinks or coaching hi$ alma muter.·• During Crum's six-year tenure, the Card1n11ls have compiled 3 139-37 record and have reached NCAA post-season play four Umes and the National Invitation Tournament twice-, Ironically, UCLA eliminated Louisvllle from NCAA actlo three times . , . t • . Alamitos Race Results l'•r-., .. flUT ltACI -J)O Y•-> YH• old• Cla1m11\9 Pur .. Ull)J O..•<keil 0.•• 1~••11 • .0 • 10 J .'O. O•rl,, .. DINN>nd tAc;i.tr I l.<11 • 10 Smoot II"'°"" k t tMll<t>etll • 00 T1m• If 10 A lto AM' lot or Jrt. NP'WAdJ R<>y•I, lU(~V Roel O•••. Cnlk ... for Dinner, ll•11llr19 00<. JolllA' Joo, MIHSml091,,0..k 5<r•tcned -Strttl l'lqM•r, Sll'ooln H P•PllA. Ctwrro l 'loO t t. Tiny·, Reb SI l!UctA J Owlchn O•le a t · 0.trl,, .. 01....-, pald$4S.60. llCONO ft AC• --OOver<I•. 1 yur •td), For rntt'°'-'"'l· PurM IUOO St•r> AbOve P•rr IA!NlrJ 1.00 3 10 170 l(elllH Pop IC'Md01&I 1 t0 710 Loll• ~nv•n fMyl~I 1 oo T1mt -10.SO Also Ran Slro11 ... 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Oot ·~ F_.,,..n •Cerdot•l M"' Su11•r COiiy •Trn •urtl "' 111 • • 1>!FENSIVE STARS -Among the South's defensive corps Li.or Thursday's (8 p.m.) Orange County All-Star football -.eame at Anaheim's La Palma Park are (from left> .Huntington Beach High 's Randy Roth, Edison (Huntington Beach) High's Randy Schwartz and Bill Fairbrother of El Toro High. This trio and the rest of coach Bill Work man's South squad has been working out at Orange Coast College in anticipation of the 18th renewel, which features the best g raduating talent from Orange County high schools. f'U1TH llACI! 810 VOnl•. 3 yeu OIOl & up. All<>w•n<•. Pursei6500. WHllll..,<IGk>ry IH1rtl 31,60 1J.•O •.60 American Gent fAdelrl 8.60 310 A·Old•S...0-lhle 'Llph•ml 2 20 Time -..21 Elmor Go ll(nlqhtl C•ll M• Nie• IOelombll Sl>OrHno P•I IC.II I J et Ho 1wardl TornadoUmll •lo4artl Lo•e lo Go •Adair) Zo~ulatO<" r TrH\u•• I At1ent1ve ILIPll•ml "~ 81elr 'n HI IMllC,,..111 119 Oc .. n Ar"" IOelombal 117 Iv• Hope ICreltO<lrl •17 Mr. Alumltos ll(nlgllll ,,._, tn '11 11'> 119 Ill tEIGHTH RACI! 8/0ordt.3.,...r ,,q otdt & uo. Cl•1mt110. Puoo $2100. l ICJ t' lllf''nrn9 Pt'tCtt\?000. ,North's Passing Is Key South Def e1U1ive Ends Have Multi,. job• By ROGER CARl-'iON Of IM O•oly P1101 St•fl South coach Bill Workman of Edison (lluntington Deach) IUgh took a lime out to discuss an c'1spect of the 18th Orange County ·~11-slar rootball game and it's an hrea which may provide the key to v1('lory Thursday night (!I) at ~·Anaheim's La Palma Park. · • Workman·s South All-stars. \\ho ha\'e bel'n working out al Orange Coast College, will be trying lo put victories buck lo back for the Rc1'cls, something never don<' before. Tht' South. under Fountain Valley High coach Bruce Pickford, routed the North in t!l7G, 33-10. : Going a step further about lhe fiaf:lk-to-back drought, the South ~s never won lwice in any rour-er span of the classic. ·.Workman's concern, however, ir,not with the past. It's with the a'&sing game lhe Yankees figure throw al him in the form or a tella !Anaheim) quarterback Davi! Wilson and rccmvcrs Rob- bie Martin (Vitia Park>. Hoby Brenner (Fullerton>. Bruce Heiser (Los Alamitos l and Jim Teahan (Valencia's Esperanza>. Workman has a lethal offense with a quarterback <Edison's Steve Rakhshani I. running backs <Westminster's Dennis Boswell and El Modena <Orange> lligh's Mike Merk) and receh·ers !like ft' o u n t a i n V a I 1 e y · s K e n Margerum). But his concern is whether ht• has the muscle to slop t he North's attack and much of the work Calls on lhe shoulders or de· fensive ends, who must contain lhe running game and still have enough to help out in the secon- dary. "It·s not 1usl a matter of outside containment that we want from our defensive ends,,. s ays Workman. "We need a pass rush, have to seal off thing-; inside the tackles and sl.111 J?et an occasional drop off against the AL All-star Balloting Nf.-N "'·RI" /IP f'\'1U Ct nn fn,. tn• .. f\nOu'"-<' Mo11tto1tv 'n• h·~~r1 i" AU·Sfrtr Anhtr ,,. .,, l t"•ou• t •Mm C•tch•r t .uttt1n t 1· It, 8o•to4', 1.qYlJ,,36: Thurm.in ""un"ion. Nf'V!I Vnr~. l,)1b 3H~ Manny S8nqu1lltn, O••l•nd. Y,•l,ISJ. l>•v Po•H, Cl~velnnd, m ,3SA; Outen Wvnen1r, M1nf'W'\Olct, 3b.l.2'72; Mitt M1'V, 0 Plrolt, 7f,7, I IS' AIM' A\hby>, l QH'f\tO. 7'1.«)6; Jin" ~un<IU~ro. Te11.•'· hl AO. Flrl18Hf' Rf'J~ C1tr•w, M 1nn,.\Ol'-1, 1.u q,111 : C'f'lr1' t"Mmbl"'· N•w Vo«. ~~•.n» G.o•oe Scott, t<n"O"· 6>CI l»I lM Mav. Ba!llmor•, 0~,366. r., II Coo!lt'r. Molw~u•e•. • 14,IO· Jonn M•l'berrv, ""'°'"'~f (lh', 360 901, Ml.-* MetQt'OVfl>0 T•••" /lb oSO; J•'°" lN>Mo\C>n Of'frool, IH,1.11. ~cond 8••" Wiiii• Rttn<'k\IP"I N,.w Yotk, t 7\6,H1; °""""""' f"l"IVIP. f\Mtnn • t4CI •11. Do" Mo~v M11Wttu•ff \, 11',16!. Do"""'""'"'"· (lflv,.t,nd S't•1J JO"OI" ()rta. Cnlc;wJ('I 411 Wl J,.rrv R•·my, (ellfOf,..I•. 301 ... .aJ· Ft'An~ W9'1t• IC4'n\.A\ C•l't. JOJ,J&l, Bob ..ae,.,,._U M 1f'W'Wl)('IM, 111 , .. , Thor<! B••• <·roorCH! Bre tt. Kan~4'S C.•h. 1,7S9.~: ("'.r.un Nr ttl•"· New York, 1,133,0ll: S<otl Att,.tln M•lw~u••r. 977.712; Boddv 0•11. Clevel•o!J NO 198; Odw Cl'\.JOr:, C.tftforf'1i1, JS7.7J6; Aur,.110 RodrtQUttl, ~tr0tt, ~S0,1}11; Toby HarraP\~ fell'•"'• •'2,311; OouvOeCil'CP'l. B•rllmore, 1es.w. SllOnlloP !licit 8urlp5on, llollon, 1.19•,0J •: Berl Cdme>a~rl!, Teu5, 8S,,882; Buoy O•nt, N•w Yo ... 771.987; Fred PattK. Kans., CHY. 123.lll: Slob1n Vount, MllwaukH,607.117; M«I! Bf!tft~r. llAlllmore. SAS,3"1; BObbY Gr lcn, C•llfotnla, ~11.003; lloysm.11ey,Mlr>rn"o1,., us,10.. OUtlield c ert Ve<to-.u. Bou.,,,, '·"°·"''; Slklll• 711•, C.lllCl>OO, 1,411,)91; Fred Lynn, Qo,IM. 1,310.~U; .Joe Rudi, C•lllOfnl•. 1,067 ,066; R9911I• Mckson.NP..,Yorlr, t,Ol0,t69; Mk key 1>1..,.~. New York, IS2,NI; Bobt>v Bonos. Caflf<>rnl• llll,J;s, l /Jrry Hlsl~. M1MMOI•, 65,,06,; Lyman -•<><•. Monn,.<ota.604.:JU. Ow•qM Ev•ns, 8o•IM,60l,'161>. Roy Wllltt, -YO<k, })2.20'; Jim R•U, Bo-. ••>.••1. pass I know this, the North will be throwing." Assuming a major load of the work will be defensive ends Bill Fairbrother of El Toro High, Randy Roth of Huntington Beach High, Mike Musso of Fountain Valley High and Jim Hanke of Newport Harbor Hi gh. Fairbrother Cl90) was a ltncbnckcr at El Toro where the Charger s fared poorly of· fensivcly in 1976. but he's des- c ribed as a real find by Wor~man. "lle's a blocking son or a gun:· says Workman. "He can hit." He or Roth could go to inside linebacker depending on the situation.·· Roth (200) has looked good in pie kine up the system and Hanke <195) has s hown excen ent quickness. "Hanke 1s a pure athlete, he's really quick.·· says Workman. And then ther.& 1s Musso, the 205-pound standout who antagonized his Edison and Westminster foes Lhe past two years as a s tellar fullback- defensive end for the Fountain. Valley Barons. "He's loo k e d s uper in practice," says Workman. "But that's no surprise. We knew that. He r ealty can't do anything to surprise us. We know him.·· . Another who has stood out in practice is Brad Stassel <200> oC Corona del Mar, although he's also l:>lllcd for duty at tight end. With the game . approaching Thursday, the South appears to have the necessary punch on the flanks to justify its two-point favorite's role. But as pointed oul by others, only two favorites in the past 17 encounters have managed to win . Major League Standings 1977 MATADOR WAGON Y-1 ........ AM ,._.._.. ........ A7A887H1~2278 . i977 J~!P •. J-10 PICKUP 4+4v.a.-... , .............. J7M2SMPo75789 AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division New York Boston Baltimore Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit Toronto W L Pct.GB 45 3S .563 42 34 .553 1 d 36 .544 11"z 37 38 .493 5~ 38 40 .487 6 36 41 .488 7'tz 30 48 .385 14 Wesl Dtv1'lon Chicago Minnesota Kansas City Angels Texas Oakland SeatUe 45 32 .584 43 36 .544 3 41 36 .533 4 38 37 .WT 6 37 40 .481 8 34 43 .442 11 35 48 A22 13 .......,.. ........ eostO!tt, T-id 1111--. s, Nlll'#MMO 8•111 ........ Otlnlit. New Yorll 1,C'-'""'' lt•ns.tsow1,T1uu Ct llfomlU , 0..1.tf\41t C?tl<-..... ~o.Mn Ottr•ll .... ,. ..... 7·S •"" Wllco• 0-0) •t 8.tttl_ t...,,..... ... enc!Otlltl\l•f 1·•1.2. Wt CMWI.,_. ,.._.,.,.,•I -'l'Otk ITor,.r W ), NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. GB Chicago 48 28 .632 Philadelphia 44 32 .579 4 St. Louis 43 36 .544 6M.t Pittsburgh 41 37 .526 8 Montreal 36 42 .462 13 New York 31 47 .397 18 West Division Dod.ers. S4 26 .675 Cincinnati 42 3S .545 101At Houston 36 44 .4SO 18 San Francisco 34 47 .420 20~ San Dteao 33 49 .402 22 Atlanta 30 49 .372 231tir MW W t OMlff Ptt~M, St. l.oultN ~OllfrMl lf.7,Clllc.,oM Lo• A"9tftM. lln l'frencllCC)O P"Uede,....t NtwYeril I /4 tl4"1t.t J. Oncl,,,..11 • t4-toft IZ. $M1~1 1'...sNY"•Otlll.'" MO!'llwt' ........ Wlat~fK.-Mt New v.. •i.tawy WI et Pt1U,.lfl'it '"""°" IOl'l,n SI. LIMI fflillntflMI at ~ti! IC....,lo 1 11'1 Cll'Ci.-ti 1",.,_ ~JI f l Atl-1IC.Ullft1-11, I' " HOV\ ... I~ 0.JI .tt WO! 0..., Ifill~.,.,.,, , °"'' _ ___, Deep Sea Fishing N EWPORT '0•wet'\J t4o 1no1r1' 3 Oitn«ud•. I bonito. 10' dhCO O•ss. 'Yt"lfowto1t, .,. tOCk coo. • h••lbut. uo rn•cktt•t 1.art , ........ tftQt 10 6nCllfr\ 2 DOf'Ultt, ~ ••10 NH, 7 "'"" ... u., .,.,,.coo• • .i rock cod, t~m.c1tert1. t h•llbvt DANA WHAltfl 117 eftolt•\: Jt~ ~nd CMISl. • °"rra<Ud,t, 3 l)Ot\llO. )/) fo<k cod.11'm.e<k•r~t. AIM> II... A·The Moonlhl,,..r, Go Of'tr Go. Stiver'$ F ltet. Swoo~o. tie l"buro 'lnlft"ll No \CrAtCl"4\ A·R;,ncholuin.a Nt14 €nlry SIXTH ltACI! llO yard' 3 v•or ')ldt Pur\• )7SOO dddt"d. l n• lndtpenOPnct D•y •F&rst 01vh.tl"l"'t r,rou py,,, \8,717 SO \Mdow-.W•l• IMvfr>I •60 J8~ ,,~ ~-·\a Pl~l'\Ur• fAdl•trt • -'O "Jct A•vm•r·• Aoc•ettt •M1t(.h-1tt 1 •!l Time 11.u Aho Ran ~ C.and•d.ftll" S.t &.f) Ptlnctu T.dv Too. Suw•n ·t" Juo• H• I Wrt~I, Jol'WV"te Bn>wn No let•t<tw' u e .. cu t.S!wcWM -w.111 a. ....... ~·-·· ..... ut.50.. SEAL BEACH l1l•n<1ler1· '>rO'k rod. ••O m•<•ertl. ••ro SJ Summers ... 0 .>nalero· so bo<><lo, I 1and b•u, 1~ __ poa. 11.0 m•cktrti, Ja..dllOut SAN PEOltO IUNJ SI. Lindlft'I MITltOBASIBALL 6-9 anot~rs· s b•rr1ttUdA, ?JO C4flttt W•rd ' Plr•l~\ 5, UCI Alhl•Ut\ 7 ~:::"::.: "'•COtrtl, I IO blut boH, IJ4 SPA l .. •,,.,·underW•ler Polo SAN DIEGO •n &nolN• ,,.., Tour"•rnefttatHewpiortHartrerHt4h ~1oecore, JAi bonllo 7 t• c&hto bA'' MoncMy't •nulb 111 bdtrMudA, a whltr •"'41 r,.~ ...... 1 t<f N<"'#Port S. lonQ &acn 7 rock <Od. sq;m"tllt,..1. 7 v•lfOWltltl ,:'ullrrton 17, N'WOOf'l6 1 vll~rt"" 8. lono ~•en 1 LONG BEACH <Belmont Pltrl JI l'INI Tum Sl•lldl"<!s ~noiers.. 11 c•hco ba~,. lOO "'"t'•• .. 1, 1 .-ulltrton 2. Newooft l . l o,,q JI() rock cod. Sr•<"· flOUllTH l>ACI! JIO VMc!• 1 vr•r olds & vo. (l•1m1no Pur ro U.>QO. Ct1t1mmo Prlct'SJOOO ( ,n•ttt• <.trtp t Oi·•om~• MO Jf>'t I 1otn1~ntl r1u~lh Wnnner l(ft•cloz•> r.,.pr-n'" Rr•t •Brro•~~ <-o C6lvn '8roo«q Print Me Rov•• •c1,.,..,...,. t too Top l.AO••rt ''"' Mr ArtO>NdV'l lM•"'t tll l d 0•"'""0 'A041rl '" ,,. 119 11> 11• 01.tt ( IKP\ '(•rdC)I• • f=,n.,t Rain 10t10"'1:).11 t < .trt1e,. (4'\n •1tn1ori11 Most Ro v4'1 tWarot II~' l-11" ... l~fi\•tn ll-4ArU t I) "''"9) l\~t IMllt""'lll ,,. t )) NINTH AACE 1""1 \'•td\ '\'~t1r tn f'·h1 111.,. Atiow•nu• C11tll ored Calendar ,,_., IJ•ly" BawlNtll--tro Lu9ut tGoldo't> Wes1 COlll!OI llu.eter• vs Soulllu t> C•lllom.a Coli.tOa Venou•rds •I San- t• An.t _,.,,.,,1.1Per•111. 8ullttball-Lonq Beach City COllt9t I-(Or-Coast Collt<r vs L BCC Vikings, 6·•11; Hootln171on 8~acn Le.oqut •t Hul'ltlno1on Buch Hlgfl !Huntlnqlon Such~ V•ll• P•rll et 6:30, Founl•ln V•l•~v ., We)tmln\ttr al 1 · •S>, Hun11r"t1;1ton 8f'dCll Lto19ut di Edi"°" Hlqh !Lo• Amigos V'S Marlnd at •·30, E<!l<on "' f\tdncla at 7,.Sl ; °""" l•JQVf' •I Estancia HtQll tVanouards "' ~Pot/\o, •t 1, Tu11k·, vs Cost.a M41w CllPDI'" ~I 8 JOI; Cost.a Meu·CdM U6QUO -'l Co!ta Me•a ~IQll t Foot hi II "' Coron,1 dl!I Mar at S, £1 Toro v< Nowl)Ort HcJrbor 41&:1S~ V•lonc1• v' warrf'" at 7:30, P.cifluvsCo\la Me~a•t 8.•Sl. Put~· ~M\1d00 M1'' r 1f'dv Parr lf'rfl04i:• t t .. htt•t,.,.,... •(,.r6cn•• I I~~ Mfl lOO l lCtHOhtt •· P\Jtl Glrl ITrt&wr· t I 015 T OU ICrl-1 (f't•ro•r\l.f'OY 'W""'' M1t:1Roe:~•11e 1t tonem1 r o•v eo. 10.1omo.1 Roth Wins 119 111 111 , .. 121 fl'> 119 tll FRESNO -Mark Roth beat Rick Minier 231·215 in the final game Monday night to win the S6,000 first prize in the Fresno Open Pro Bowl ers Association tournament. See your Exxon dealer for his Economy Radials Suggeated v.lue price.• SuggHled value pr1ce. • 2to~84 41Jl6Q plue Sl.84 Fed. U.Ta.lor Ndl AR7$.13 with It~ Pick )'Olr size. Pick,.,... price. Suggested valJe prices. on pairs and sets. Pen With .... wtth Tr...._ . Tta»hla BA'n-13 4tJ167 12.00 GR71-14 ·2,J 4fars209 12.• QAfl-15 2.Jl12 4rJ220 S2.71 HA7~14 2rJ113 4'°"s221 12.11 HR7"'15 2Jll7 4for'230 12.H .. .. Bon Bon Hibachi Winner Bon Boo, .. n Etchells·Z2 sloop 11klpp. ered by ltosf'r Metslngt-r, Newport Harbor Y acbt Club, was the Class A winner to the third race oC South Shore Yacht Club's Hibachi Serles salled und er the Portsmouth Handicap system. Cius B winner was Wmsome, Lyle Willits. SSYC. and the Class C winner was Soylent Green, Steve Black, BYC. Results of one-design classes: MERLIN OVERCOMES SLOW START TO LEAD TRANSPAC FLEET 67-Footer Tucks Reef In Main After Breezy Start SANTANA·22 - Mischief, Ralph Rodheim, VYC~ Transpac Race SANTANA-20 ·-I, Sunkist, Ken Batzer , SSYC; 2, Salsa, Make Lesher, BCYC. 4 Yachts Chase Record LID0-14 -l , Roger Van Beek, SSYC; 2. Bob Killeen, SSYC. JUNIOR SABOT -1, Glen Burnett, 2, Steve Willits, SSYC. LADIES SABOT -1, Nancy Hutchinson, SSYC; 2, Phyllis Willits, SSYC. MEN'S SABOT - Peter Belcher, SSYC; 2, Dexter Jackson, SSYC. * * * How They Stand Now Dead reckoning posit· ions after two days of sailing in the Treasure Race s how that these yachts are a lready beginning to make their bids for corrected time trophies: Sp:..;l Scores D·v1s1on 1 'H•••Y D1~111eementt ..... O VeRALL '· (t•lo•. Nici< Al"-t6nc.J,•r lfrvln ... > 1rr,alltf'Q und-er thP Ot\nnt'r or tntt Cru1~1nq Yatnt CluO of In Atlanli•C Australia 1. Trouh1 ... ma,er •On• Ton •toopl J1"' Jf\'oe Metropolitan V.t<hl Ctu1>. Oa•laM J. L Allergo <Cat-lb NEWPORT, J{.I. CAP) ,1oop1 P•ter Arapott, Hawaol YC: •. -Louis A. Pocharski of Coliontatt l(l·JI "OOPI John Arens. bl b B•tboa Yacht Club; s. Montoomorv Mar e ead. Mass., Stre•t l(al-.j()J Jam•s OennlnQ,San Skippe red hiS One-ton Francisco. S . . f. I Dtvl•IOn II llJLDB) racer pint to arst pace ovERALL '· Tlnti<'v Ll!IM 13,. in the third race Of the loot Sloop\ Henry Grandon Jr. St. S ·1 C · h led b Fr.anc1s YC; '2, Swept 01eot9 '36 foot al Up SerleS OS Y sloop! c;reoQ Gillelle. Wa11<l1<1 YC ; J, the Ida Lewis Yacht Free Sptr1t •Mull·.N slOQQ> Afchard Club. Ell1n9er, StFYC: •. Loco Vl•nt-t 111 l•O It. l ..., llLOBI Jom Seals, BalOO• Jonathan Livings ton vc s. Nat .... Son ''\O Ft. Dully Du•· Seagull with Al Brainard ~~~1:";;~~~~;~.1 ted t>v the crew and Carl Ament of Rye, ----------N. Y., sharing the helm was second. Harry Macklowe of New York City' took third aboard the Unfurled. QUEENIE Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. By Phil lnterlondi "I'm s<irry. all our troubleshooters are out. Tl's been one of those days." . By ALMON LOCKABEY ~lly Piiot lloatlng Writer The elapsed time record of nine days, nine hours, six minutes and 48 seconds appeared to be s haky after less than two days of sailing in this year's 2,225·mile Los Angeles to Honolulu race. With four yachts logging more than 200 miles a day after 44 hours of sailing, the question among yachting fans appears to be which yacht will own the new record. The contenders in the early stages of the race are Bill Lee's 67-foot ultra-light displacement sloop Merlin.; Harry Moloshco's 69 foot ULDB Drifter; Jim Kilroy's 79-foot ketch Kialoa, and Mark Johnson's 73-foot ketch Windward Passage, the holder of the record set in 1971. AFl'ER 44 HOURS OF sailing in winds ranging from 15 to 18 knots Merlin had Jogged 428 miles, Drifter, 427, Kialoa 418 and Windward Passage, 413. , Ragtime, the elapsed time winner in 1973 and 1975, was still in the running with 385 miles logged since the start, as was a new contender, the 66-foot sloop Phantom, also at 385. Encouraging. observation during the first two days was the winds had held steady and were gradually working toward the northeast, the direction from which the tradewinds blow and allow the yachts to hang out the clouds of heads'ls such as s pinnakers and "bloopers. streakers," et al -not to mention the mizzen spinnakers and stays'ls that the ketches can hang out. IF CONDITIONS ARE NORMAL, the winds should blow stronger in the trades. generating following seas that can shove the yachts along at higher than hull speed. The primary slowing factor in the race would be the dreaded "Pacific high" (a great blob of light air that floats around the ocean between the mainland and Honolulu> suddenly moving foto the path of the racers. · But navigators and weather plotters aboard most of the yachts are accustomed to keeping track of the "Pacific high" by means of a daily weather· code broadcast by the Coast Guard, and will, hopefully avoid its movements. BUT TWO DAYS DO NOT a yacht race or an elapsed time record make. The pattern is expected to be set within the next few days. Meanwhile, there are boats in the race whose skippers and crews could care less about elapsed time honors or a new record. Their batUe will be to capture t,he handicap honors in each of the two divisions comprising this year's race. Early position reports are often unreliable because navigators are going only by dead reckoning until they reach the area where c~lesti;tl navigation by the sun, moon and stars can give more reliable positions. i Clvll Grumbling .•. Gloomy Gus * In the DAILY PILOT THIS NUMBER CAN GET YOU .T<HE MERGE DES vau'RE LOOKING PDR You 're in the market for a Mercedes Ben~. You've narrowed it down to two or tl'lree dealers, and now you're ready to deal. Call on our Hot- line.-Dial MER·CEOES and we'll pleasantly surprise you with a few facts on buying a f:Aer· cedes Benz motorcar. If you don•t -we both Just lost money. Tuesday, July 5. 1977 DAJL Y PILOT 83 Eighth Day Sets Record THERE WERE 289 STARTERS and 280 finishers in the race which started Satruday at noon from. Pacific Mariners Yaelat Club. Co-host for the event is Southwestern Yacht Club, San Diego. Corrected time results: tOR OVERALL -1, Conception. Lar•v 8•adley, CYC; z. B•oom Hild.t, Guida Mortarottl, CYC; 3, Oh .. r• St. Casl•llcnlF011<""'n, KHYC. CLASS A -I, Conc-..uon; 2. Broom Hllci.; 3. Jelleroon st .. mSlllll. Dice AOer,PVYC. CLASS 8 -1, 01.,.fy St.; 2, Hurrk-CUICh, Sten Jo1t, CBYC: l. Crusader R¥>0it, Bob Kl,.g, PMYC. MOAA -•• Hot Flash. 0... Cl•PP. ABYC; 2. Lion•. Oon Smyth. CBYC; l. Ulll• ~.Schoell 8rottwrs, NHYC. ACAltTHI ALAMMAGMON WAY!ANY MAKE OR MOOIL ALAMMAGMOH PONTIAC 1 ... -...... -c:Me-·'4f.4Jtt that yours may noff 1 COMPLITI OllAN•I COUNTY COYlllA•t lecllldl1191 Let-...... S-C ....... Mlulff Vlei•· o.. ............. a.... ........... u. ... ·2 MONTH TO MONTtl . HNTAL IASll 3 NO DEPOSIT U9UlW> ON A,,IOYID CUDft 4 ONl.Y $11.10 Pll MOM'tH TOTAL COST ' 1111111.itff ,...., M?RF -t. Relreat II, Bob Smith, PMYC; 2, Slkl<•r, Chuck COOi<, LBYC; ,,Pop NU$ .... t•Kem,l8YC. • MVLTIWULL -1, Oelllnce, R<HO S<.hmld, WYC; 7, Th@sls, Jim Turner, LBYC: S,Crossllre. Norm Cross. SDYC. 5, NEW COMrACT UNlf • Slll It V• I' I V1) L~~~~~~~~!_j 6 YOICI MUSAGI rA ... ALSO All AVAIL.Alli ~ SCH~ERS & KETCHES -'·Apollo, Jae• Piper, wee; 2, Rev•lotlon. Bill Fordl<Nll, VYe; l, Karma, Carl H•n...,,., SGYC. PHRF OVERALL -1, Estrelt•. R<lmOn To.taoo. SMYC; 2. V•nlll!lno Point, Kevin Connely, SBYC; J. Vir111rtla, Hall'M.,.r.Br""ett, SS YC. CLASS A 1, Vtr111nla; 2. Suoerslar, Sid Blll'clW, WYC; 3. Mlr.agfl, Jack LtMalre. PVYC. CLASS 8 · t. Vani!hl1>9 Point; 2, PTanc, Rkhafd Newbre, BCYC; 3 Bvron·s Fifln, By,.on J•»oo, OYC. • CLASS C -t, Estfella; 1, Lumardn, Bill ROllrs, VYC; 3, Windfall, LM Newfleld. CVC. CLASS 0 -I. T'wlllght. Biii Wledem6f'nn, OYe; 2, MOM Shadow, Lyle Mceal6b. DPYC; J, H6PPY Time, Ev Comings, CBYC. CL ASS E -I. SunShlM, Jim Auuetl, SM'l'e; 2, Pegasul, .Jerry Montaomerv. C8YC; J. Pride. Paul Halcn.r. CIYC. CLASS F I, Wnopla.i•, Ja<k P1nhero. OYC: 7, Cnubasco, David. Partt'1d<>f.'. Ariz. VC. J. Eric ftw Blu ... Gtr•fd Anderson. CVC. CL4SS G '· Ma tin..,, Gtno Ma~r. CBYC; 2, Aetos. Chri$ and John Karau ... KHYC. 3, Enamoud, Frdn<IN Ek, wvc. 7 FUU. NO MAINTINANCE MIDGET ORANGECOUNn' llADIOTELE PHONE SE RVIC[ INC' ~ 1714J83S.330S ·' $84/JMO .. SO. SANTA, .. SANTA AllA ,,.... '"-_,,, Ml•"" ""le. • -'91-'• SM C-i.. SD _.. ttl•mo Plus '"' OEL Tot ve-C.tlillf•.., f t n... ... _. .._ IMIY,009 06 tu and he lneluded 4t6•)JU use and mileage Raa623•&.3•. c..pRed''°° oeo1uM& 16 •ubl "'lie~~~~~~~~~~ ,...---------------------1• PenanytorNttv- . . . SAVE ON GUNS & AMMO EXPERT GUN REPAIR '30.00 OFF COUMtttY .41 AllfOI. '45.00 OFF WAL~PN/S .)ff Al/101. lU AMMO 41 A..U. JO c..-..._ ...... .$4.ts. per ....... $3.50 __,.. ....... Sf.00 ADAM W. METHUEN Cypress Orange County• s oldest Lincoln-mercury Dealership dOHNSON·ASON 2626 Harbor Brvd. • Costa Mesa • 540-5630 ~ Ut>~1~ l;iM(& b0\.11.._(Y~RD•bR(._ 714/990·2900. 2131694-3951. A Your Dally Pltot can be Rec yet.cl. l 0 .C.C. oper1te1 offlci-4 center torCoaie_..ae .. URE ·SALE! 2 quarts: Y2 gallon: SJ845 Limited time only. You save $2 .. 75 JaB RARE SCO'rCH ' . ~ .. ' .. 1 .~ J r----~----------~ 1 ·· What does a Datsun 1 owner have that you don't?. i _ Someone to talk to. I I I I I I I , I I 8f D,AILY PILOT TuHday Julys. 1en Pt19UC NOl'ICE PUBUC NOTICE HB's 'Norman' Shaky The Huntington Beach Playhouse, after waiting 111 the wings since last fall, is back. in proquction with an entertAUnJna. if somewhat uneven, staging ''' the well-traveled. comedy ''Norman, Is That Intermission Tom Titus You?" "Norman" i8 the Huntington Beacb players' initial effort under their new dinner tbeat~r format "MOll~AN, 11 TMA T YOU t'0 A co...,., tl'f "°" C1¥k -S.m 8"°'kk, dlr«ted by 11•1\d'I "-· '"Mle&I O"KlO<' Roo-r Miii•. Prei..oteo l>\I ll>lt HU11t1"91on 8Hch Pia~, .. Frld~y• throuqtl Sund<tv• •It· ts'""'. prect<»O b'I dinner a the l!d(lew•tor Hv•ll .......... P.c•fl( ClN>I HIVf\W•Y Al W .. !Minstw &o..ie¥ard, U>"CI 6e.och. R ... ,,, .. ,_.2.-0ji), THICAIT tl•n ( hdmbers • • . . . .. •• I , . . • • .................... J6CI< 8vron G•r'4>n ~rt.. • • • • • t<l,.k Prvote Norm•nChMntMtrs . • . .• •• . ••• • •.• kel Ketemftn ll .. lrlu 0.m~n.. • . . . . . .. . ........ , ............... P•I MulllM M•rv ... .• •. .. • • •• .• . •• . ••• • • .. .. Laur• 8••Ck PUBLIC NOTICE at the Edgewater Hyatt House just over the county line in Long Beach. And it's possible that they just aren't quite at home yet. PUBLIC NOTICE "" PlCTITIOUS aUSINISS NAM• STAT•MINT s.tsW T l\tt IOl!owift9 --I• 00.nQ bol'll-NOTIC90P SALa oit ness ~ Nll50NAl..PllCWSllTY ~EGeNCY SALl!S COMPANY, ATf'ttlVATa SAUi 11~ N. llh»Gum. ANhelm, CA 9280I> ..._AotlM C1w1s O. O'OoMell, J1 Be.tr Paw, ntTMaSUNlllOllC:OUllTOI' Apt.J1C. lrvJ,..,CA927l4 T"llSTATaOf'CALll'CNINIA Thi> bui11Wuls ~onduclecl l>y"" ln- THERE ARE A NUMBER OF problems on stage that should sort themselves out with repeated performances, such as the show's weaknesses in the areas oC tempo and timing. More difficult tQ overcome, however, will be the shortcomings in the visual arid acoustical areas of the hotel's Empire Room. C04J~r:v-:,:r:: .. T::ILU <ll•lcluel. PVBl.JC NOTICE '" the Maller ot the Est4l" of T"'' ~:::-~~·~::.., ,.,in ti.. ROBERT WILLIAM GREENE. CountyClu•ol0r.,.9"CounlyonJuM s-u- Oe<eased. 6 1911 "' Noll,. Is h<lrtl>'I olwn lh•I th• • . Fll01• FIC'l'ITIOOS BUSINESS unders19Md wlll ... 11 •I prlv••• •di•, lo Pullil"'<'<f Or&noe c o ... t 0 .. 11., Pilot, NAME STATEMENT 'l>e hlotwst ~ bHI bl-r, aut>lt'<l lo June It, ?t, 28.anoJuly ~. 1971 Tll., tollOwlnQ per-aredcung ou,,. <~ollrm•tlon of said Superior Court on 1511•17 MU as: or•fltrthltlS"'dtYof July, 1'17.al ""'1-------------1 THREESOUARECOMPANY, 1810 ollice of BLOCIC & RONAYNE. 840t Ocean Way, l.agur>a Be"'"• Calllornoa We•lmlnster Aven\M, Wtstm1r.stor, PUBUC NOTICE Ro,..ld A. ICalin. 138S fllm ol tne CAlilOrni• '2683 County of Or..,oe, Worl<I Drive, Runnlno Spron9s. Sl•l• of C.llto<n\a, all the rlOf\I, title l'IC1'1TIOUSBUSINISS Calilorni&92381 -lnlereslofsaldd«HseddeGt<Mnt, NAMESTATEMINT Merle Waswrmen, 3500 Seymow i" end lo all OMI certain person•! The fol-Ing periOI\ Is doing l>usl Road. Ru""•no Springs, CA property situate In '"" County ol neuas: M .. rk w .. s-.r"'M· 3500 Seymour OJ'•no•. Slate o l Cai llornla, COMMERCIAL INOVATIONS Road, Runn1ngS1><11><1s.CA o:tf'tlcularly oescrit>ed as follows, EXCHANGE • ..OOSo. Flower St .. a 117• lnls t>usine" "conctuctlid b., an Wl· to-wll· Orange CA t2&6ll lncorp0r•led associatloo other lhM • 1910 "Gull S1ream" c .. lno MolO<' Robert 'Ltt E•IM, 400 S. Flower partne"l>lp 14omo loc•led •t 8100 Boha Aw.nu~. st .. : 111, OranQt', CA. 976<8 R°""ld A. t<al1n SP•<• S, Mldw•v c.iv, C•lirornla. Tn•s l>Uslntss is CMOllCled l>Y an In-Tl>ls sl•••,,,,.nr Wd> lllf'd w11n lM C•1t lorn1a Llcen'4! numl>ers HHU25 dlvidual Counlv Cl•rk 01 Ordl'1ge County on Junu '"'" HH'416. Robert L. Evans 2J, 1~71 Tor"'so1s.,recasnlntaWlulmon<!yot Tl>is statement w"s filed wiln llK' F71t27 11\e Unlltd StalM on conllrma11on ol CounlyClerkof0rifll9$CountyonJuno Published Oranoe Coast Daily PllOt. ~:,':enco;11:i.,•,:rec•:::r.~~~ !:~t'!;.~ 11>. 1911. F71M3 June 18.anoJuit s. 11, 19, 1911 or "Tru~t Deed on tt1" P'Oc>'!'rty 50 SOid PubUs~ O.-anoe Coa5l Daily Ptlot. ~;,7:;~,~"~1:. amount bid to l>e Clep. June 21, 18, -Juiv S, 11, 1911 2610 '1 1IOJ.17 PUBLIC NOTICE 81 els or offers to l>o 1.., writing aod w1 II be recelveo "' the 4foresa1d office ai 1-------------i S .. 5tJ4 FlC'l'ITIOUSaUSINESS NAME STATEMEHT ""' lime after the first publkallon ll<!reot and be tore date ol sale. · O•t.OtnlsJOthdayof June, 19n C.rl w. Lotzoosell E•Kutor of tne Estate of said Robert WUl1•m Gree11e, Oecedlenl PAllTICK M. RONAYNE A ... rntY·~l·Uw -W••lmlnsterAvenue Westmi"•ter, CA '2"3 Publlst>ed Orange Co4st D41ly Pilot, July ),6, IZ, 1971 2916·11 PUBLIC NOTICE DO YOU OFFERASERVJCE? Let the public know with an ad in the Daily Pilot Service Directory. It can cost you as JilUe as Sl.65 per day. For more in· fonnation and complete rates call 642·5678. PUBl.JC NOTICE NOTICE TOCOHTllACTORSCALLING FOR llOS School O••lricl ·Cea.st Communl!y College 8•d D•..Ol1ne· 10:00a.m., Tl>ur'HldV, Jutv?I, 1911. Tl'\r foltowfng per~iaredotnq bUS-•· nt'!tSa!.: OR APE R'S. 11S East Baker Str..,t, Suite 100, Cosl<t Mesa, Cahlorn,a 92626 Oref)t~s Ao)~rnoor. Inc., e CAllfor~la corporalloo, 125 E•st Baker Street, Suite 100. Co.ia Meu. California 92626 fh•i tK.Wne-\s ts condvcteo Dy • <M· ooratlon. C>rd!Qer'! AoS\moor. Inc. Tnls stal•"""'t was 111ec1 wllh the County Ci<'rl< of Orange County on Juno 23, 1917. F179?S Publlslwid Or'd"<;Je Coast O.a11v P1101 Ju"4!78.anoJulv \, 17, •• 1977 not 11 Placpof Btd RMelpt: Olflc~ of Purchdsino A~"'· Co..t\.t <"ommuru1y Coll~ Oi?ttr1c1 Adm1n1straHon Bu1ld1ng, 1310 Addm$ Avenue, Co~t• Me~a. Orc1n9~ - (ounrv. C•lifornla PUBLIC NOTICE S .. Stll FICTITIOOS8USINESS NAME 5TATEME NT PtOJC<t I def'lt•htat1on NaJTie, CHEMISTIIY BUILDIHG BID N0.•7S Pla<e Pl;in> are on c.tec Oflic• of tile DI.incl Olrectoro• Phvs1C•I FaC1ht11K: Ollice ol tN Archlle<I lWllllam Slurock and Partners, 2JOO N•WPort Boulevard. Newport 8.ach, C..Htornla, 92643. llA/673-0300); and in tho Con.lruclion M•n•oe" Oltiee, BERRY CONSTRUCTION INC .. 19$3 We<t lltn Str••t. UPlal\cl, Galllorn1a, 9113', 7141"MS.966t, PIM>S mo l>eObt.inecl at lh<t Corlslruc· tlon M.,_rsotlice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lh•t ""' aboV.....mea S<hool Dlslrlcl or o,.noe County, C..lltoml•, a<tlnq l>y and thfouoh Its Govtfnin9 8Nrd, ,,.,..11111.., ref..-reo IOU "DISTRICT", w111 rKtlve up to, bul not tarer ll>an ttle • .allOW·Slated tlm•" sealed M>Par•t• cootract l>lds la< tN -ard of a conlr<>;(! ire -s follows and •hall be l>ld •< .. par ate contracts. No GOmblnatJon o4 c<lteoorias nor Portion •sec 1100 I or a Ull-y \lrlll be KCltflled. BlfNo. C.t-y 67S· I Ct&arir1g~ncf Grubbing, E•rtllwori< & SlteGr.odino 67~? struc:ture E•c•••tlon & Ba< It lilt, GM<re1e Paving, Concrete Formwork, C,uf.in-Ptau• Concrete UQ!ltwelQ!lt Insulation Root D•Ck Syst....,, Metal Oe<kinq ASl>f\811 P•vlno Rel nlO<'clno s1 ... 1 C.....c.re1• Uni! Masonry Slnicturat Metal, Misc•llaneou• Metat Carpeolry & Mlll-k, l.am1rwtecl Pl.utk C.uework. Counter Tn~ rouow1ng QefSOf'I!> •rt-doln9 bu"i1· nessas UTOP co . ?Jt,17 VtrrdMnftO 8ay, LaQuna N19uol, Calllorma 91611 Mefl~ Wtl,v-r-m4n, 3.SOO Seymour Roa<!, Runn•nhon oll'wr than a l)drt~rshlP Mvrf+tWd~wrnMn Tl'Hlli \ldlPMf"nl Wrl'i 'Ht-ci with thie County Cler~ of OrcJ<1Qt• County on June Z3. 19n l'ntu Put:oll.,_ Oranoe Coast Dady Piiot. June 18, and July), 12. 19. 1971 PUBLIC NOTICE tops. wooo Doors. 7'030 675·' Liquid Waterproollno. P•lntlng, Wall Cowrlng NOTICEOFTRUSTEE'SSALE 615·10 Orna..,.ntal Meials, Pretormeo Metal Roofing e. Sldlno Loan No. Zllbv Shfel Melli Work, Roof AA:cessorles Ts. No. 231 S._A 615-11 Bu11tUpRooflng LA C 0 ST A ES CR 0 W &7H2 GypsumOrywall&VeneerP116lerConslru<.llon,8ui1~1nct CORPORATION as duty bppornteo tnsulitlon Truslet """"' the tollowtno de.<ribeO 4/S.IJ Hollow Metal Work deed ol t~l WILL SELL AT PUBLIC 1>1S·14 AlumlnumOoors& Fr1mes.Al1imlnurnWlndcws.Au1ornatlc AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIO· DoorOoerator. Glass& Glallng DEii FOR CASH rp;iyal>le at Ille llmi! 67S·IS Fini\/> H4rdware ot ..,le Jn 1-ful montv or Ill• United 61S·16 C•ramlc Tiie Stalest all right, lllle a!ld Interest C<>n· 67S·17 Re.Ii lent Floortnci wve<I to encl now twtd try it uno.r uld US·IS Chalkbo.!rd& Tackboaro Dee<! of Trust In Ille property 61S· 19 C.....tln~• Fume Hood hertlnall9rdHCrlbed: 67S·l0 8ook5Mlvlng TRUSTOR: ANGELO ZABY ANO li1S·11 Or-rv Tr.cit .. Fabro(\ IDA ZABY, hll5bllncf 1tndWifl' 47S·12 Aud-e Se•ll"l't Beneficiary: PAUL L. BALALIS 675-13 lnle<1ra1.0Celllna ANO CHARLES P. PIGNERI, meM'IM PS·7• Ele..ator men 67HS Plumbing . Recordtd ,.bruffy 3, 1t1• " ii\·. '1S·16 Heallno. ven111 .. 11no & Air Condlttonlno 1tr. No. 1.-1ntio0111t611i-oeVSof 01· 61S.21 E•ectrlcal WO<'k II clef 11111:ord• In the off I~ of tllll 6'5·19 Slor-5nelvlno R,.corcler of Oranoe Countv; said deed TIMI D1 .. rtct will re<eh1t' up to, bu1 not "'t•r ""'n tn. •l»ff "•1.0 11-·. of trust ducrllles '"" foll0wl09 pro-wated bldS tor tne aw••<I o4 contracts for tr.. dbove proiect. All blM will be _, . QC)tl'.cland ruO••oud'" Ille Boaro Roo"' In tr.e D1strlcr Aainln1~trallon Building L~t T 810<.lt 30 In the City ot art Thurldav, July 11, 1'77startlno al 10:00a.m. N-port &ach as.,.; m .. o recoroed In " . This rather makeshift theater has a tendency to tnuffie sounds of the actors when their voices are lowered, which occurs all too frequently in the Huntington Beach production. And visibility is often difficult in the room's outer reaches. especially when actors are seated _;; which they also are all toofrequeoUy. On stage, some directorial lubrication is required to realize the maxjmum effect from what remains one of the funnier comedies available to local theater groups. Director Randy Keene has allowed the producUon to sag in a number of scenes, bolstered only by the sure-fire laugh lines of Ron Clark and Sam Bobrick 's script. JACK BYllON, IN THE central role of the Ohio dry cleaner who discovers his son is a homosexual, is curiously restralned in a role calling for a performance bordering on apoplexy. His lines are well delivered, but bis vocal tone is much too soft and conversational. Conversely, Kurt Preble as the fl'ouncing butterfly who is Uie son's roommate tends to overdo his character's gesturing and postulating in an otherwise splendid characterization. Elimination of some of the cliche mannerisms would heighten his performance. Kel Kelemen is a bit lackluster in the title role, plodding through bis best scene -the confrontation with his father. Pat Mullins provides a fine breath of fresh air in the final scene as the runaway mothert while. Laura Black is excellent. both physically and in her Brorucy line delivery, as a New York hooker. "NORMAN" JS A BIT ahaky on the technical side as well, with lighting miscues reinforcinf the general impression of unfamiliarity. However, this is another area ln which the show is bound to improve with each performance. The Huntington Beach produf;tion continues through July 30 with performances Fridays through Sundays at the new Edgewater showplace. It'll be followed in August by a new comedy. "My Daughter, RatedX." • • • BACKSTAGE -The second production of tbe new Sebastian's Dinner Playhouse at the Grand Hotel, "Carnival," opens Wednesday at the Anaheim hostelry ••• performances will be given nightly, except Mondays, with a Sunday brunch show at 11:30 a.m ...• the show runs thr(>ugh Oct. 2 with reservations at 772-7710. There wlll ~ A s 100.00 <1op0slt re<1ulrod for uch set of l>ld docum,,,.ts to 8-a p-26 of Mll<ellAllHus Mltfll QIJarenlN the ~urn In gooe1 'ondlllon within five d41YS etter the l>ld -1"11' N(or~olsatdcounty, .,...., 3612 OcHn fl'rOftt, N-t Beech, As tecently as 1953·, the chains and shackles used in munity. People to people, one on one, volunteers and staff help the sufferers from mental illness to under· stand the nature of ourselves, and the world around us, trying to bring aspirations into reasonable harmony with capacities and limitations. Ea<hbldmusl conform <"1110 be rese>on•iw to till' contract documents. Callfa<nla Each !Md •llall be <)(Companied by tne ,.,curlly referred to In ttw contr•cl .,111 • strrel eddren or common•· d!>wmentund ll'V tne list of pr(lpOstO sutxootractou. alonitlOn ts -above no warr11n'°f The DtST~ICT rMerves the rlat-1 to rtlect any or •0 bids or to w•l,.. llnY Ir· 15 olvon as Ill Its complei-ss or COi'· '""'•rltlt!$or lnfonn111lles lf'lany bids or In the-no. rtttnenl." Ttoe DISTRICT NS obtained fl'On\ t11e OlrectO<' of ""' Oep.trlYNf\l of In-The -Icier., under seld DHd of duttrlal R~lom. the oenf'rel prevalllnq retool per di'"" waoes In Ille IOCalllv In Trust b"/ t .. son of., l>r~I> or defJ!tult wlllcl\ thh-. Is to be performed for eacl> crellor tYfltl of workman tleedod lo In the oblloatlON ltcllted 111e..-.v. e1<1<ute Ille contrect. TtwKe rates ar• on Ille al the DISTRICT Olll<e l<>Uli.d •t i.erelotore UKuted ... o Clellvered to ta10 AIMrm "-· <A»I• ~sa. Or-Count.,, C•lllO<"le. Cooiff may toe ob-11\e unclenlgnect e written O.claretlon '-'"""°" ~t. A COPY o4 tneseratH shall be posteoa11ne !D"•ll•. . of o.1 .. u11 anCI O."'ond for Sate. end The S(lle<NI• of per diem waoe1 Is 1>6M'd upon a work•no d•Y of ••olll 181 written notice of brMCh and ot electlon i.Ours. Theratetorholi.,..vandoverllm•worltsh4tllbeallea1tll,,.,.ancloM·Ntf, lo <1use the .,,..,.rSIGMO lo sett said 11 sllall be mandalorv UPOn Ille CONTRACTOR to wt1om Ille contract 11 ~rtytouetl1lyseldOC>li,.t16"s,.nd ••rd.ct, -upon any sutxontractor ....,.,., lllm, to pey not lus \Jlln the Mid thtrtlfltr Ille -rslQfWll u..oMd 9'!111' ..-Clliedralt!$toattWOf°lt"'er>-PlombvtlK'mlntllewecutiol\Clf\Mcontract. notl<e of breech encl of e•e<tlon to be No bl-r may wllhdr-hlS l>id for• perloo olforty.flv• IOI Oayuller thl! Recorded March 2, 1917 es Instr. No. lllf .. se11ortneopm1119 of blM. 3606 In 800k 11099 Paoe 1860, ol Hl4 01. "' PA-I bond and a performance bond wlll be •AC1Ulred prior lo .. ecullon ficlals Recorcll • ~ tlle contr11e1. nie p;iylTlt!flt l>ond snail be In the IMm Ml fofth In Ill• contract Seid fBI" wltl be ....0., bul'wtila.t Mumttnts. coven•r'f! .,,. w•rr.,ty, .... , ,,,,. '"" COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGe DISTlllCT oiled. ~l .. tltle. _,..tlen. onn. 80AROOF TRUSTEES cumtw.-.ces. toP.'l'tl!I '<l('M'"'ll911tln- \ ~ By/$/ Norman E. WallOft cl°"I MHn Of "" llOt. ~ by H4d ... Open: JlllV21, 1'77, tO:OOa."'. OHd .. Tl'Ult, Wiit! ,,.. ..... (., '" uld • Publlstled °'MIO!! COdSI Oa lly p llof: J..w 17,anct .JllY ,, 1'7' 21'2J.11 llOte pn1111d9<1. ••ncet, It ,..,. ~ ---------------------------!'"" .. ,_of Mid Oeed Of 11\dt.'"" exclualv•lr In th• DAILY PILOT c:ll ..... a!ld .,.,,.,._ flf tllt Tl'lltt• and of ti.. !Nits crMI.,. 11'1 tllf Died of Trust. Said Ul9 will bl hefct ciot 'fl/edfleldfy, Jvl'f 13, ltn,et tt:OOA.M.,lllllMlolflee ei. T. O. Service °""'l»ny, 88'111 ot AIMirlca T-. ON City llo1114tv•l"d 'Mst,Slllt•l110,0!'*>oe.Callforn141. 0.C.i~U, lt11 LACOSi' A nc11ow ClOR~ATION Malf"rl'llAIN ev T.b. 1111v1ca COMf'AM'I' ' ~!tht.S.,.OaOlllCI Alllst9'1tl«rel...., • ~tlllll.-S HeWport Har!IOf' N'*' ....... t«n~Wllll ThtOr._ Coll! o.ilyPlloe.~21,ltMd.tujy., ttt? ,.,,..,, 1.the treatment of mental health patients were gathered together and fashioned into a giant bell, weighing 300 pounds. Not. unlike the liberty bell,'it carries this in· scription: "Cast frotn the shackles which bound them, this bell shall ring out hope for the mentally ill and victory over mental illness." In Orange County, the Mental He.alth Association lends a willing hand, a sensitive ear to the mentally ill, those distraught and depressed members of our com· To maintain and expand this program, the Mental Health Association of Orange County needs volun- teers and financial help. If you can donate time or money, if you are interested in the MHA volunteer training program, if you know someone who could benefit from MHA programs, call MENTAL HEALnt ASSOCIATION OF ORANGE COUNTY George 8 Honold. PTnSdent Robert A Green, Executive Director 2110 Eut Fitat Stftet, S1.1ite 101 Santa Ana, California 92705 Telephone: 547.7559 • A l.Mlted w.y Member Agency Nl1mber 50 in a $eM of public service advertisements sponsored by Avco Financial Servic~. NeWpc>rt Bach. California . ., ... p· •.• • .. (' .. . ·' \ ,, , '1• t• • .. .. ' Tonight's TV , Highlights CBS .. 6:30 "The Greatest Show on E~. Th~ second and finit,l ae1ment o.t t.h1a lt.U O~car winninc movie from Cecil B DeMUlc ~tarrlni Betty Hutton Corncl Wilde, Charlton He»ton Jame! Stewart and Gloria Grahame. ' KlU 8 -:00 ''TheProudOnea.'' An abovo-average western from 19~ with Robert Ryan, Jeffery Hunter. Virginia Mayo and Walter Brennan. ABC 8 9. 00 "Fanta5y Island." Th~ee peoi)lc pay $50,000 each to·live out thetr most compelling f antlt!ies for a w~ekend in this TV movie witb Bill Bixby, Sandra Dee, Peter Lawford Carol Lynley and Ricardo Montalban. ' r TV DAILY LOG TUESDAY EVENING 8:00 ti CV 8 QO) Ill) News D ()) fUl (]) m News 0 V~11e to the lottOlft of the Sea (U Go!Mr Pyle CJ~t m Tiit hrtrWct ramify m Alias SMitll ' ,_ ( 11J W ) (lllJ (IJ) News m Cl1ssic Cou~try (lt_ f Low Lucy f.ID Electric ComPlnJ C> Dum1tic S.rits '9 Woodurwl's Wortsllop -6:30- 0 Mom: (C) ~) "Tiit Greatest Show on urtlt" Coner (dra) 'S2- Charlton Heston, James St~warl Ci) m Wy "ilfitt (IQJ Men Griffin Sholw C1D (1)) Mr Three Sons fa1 Di<k Vin Oyb S11ow mzoom ( 2*) ({)) lewttdled mTown Talk IJJ) Q) Nns '1!> Min llillds, lllJ11 Destroys 7:00 \}_) Cmtr&ellCJ Ont u u '"' oU m m """ U l.i.lrs Club (6 1 My Thrff Sons fe, To Ttll t11t Truth 0 Concentr1tlon CD I love Lucy Q) The rBI (({Tl l~) F1mily All1ir m Allltriun lsrltl Jtwisll Hour <2tJ Mayberry lfD m MKNtil-Ltflrtr lltport ( 2tl (()) Tht '•rtrida• h111ity Qt1 Closs·W'rts '9 ltul lsUtt & You -7:30- IJ t.lndid Clmtra Q l§ft Alllefiun Style • 6 ' Tiie Odd Coliple c lJ The Gone Sholw U .10 2i 1}J e Hollrwood Squares 0 Tht ~tr'$ WHd CD a.witdlM ('1'7l (1)) NIS/Mlle Oii tllt 111114 ~ Koc•n's Heroes fD GALBRAITH LOOKS AT * PRESIDENTS & POWEil ON "21 TONIGHT'' ED Ch1nnel 21 TOllipt Part I of a two part interview w1lh John Kenneth Galbraith. (!2lJ (f)) Br1dy llllnth \U>l.i.ln a" m f'llotostaplly: lttft's How 8:00 B Tonicht Andy Rooney * finds out If American worhn really wOfkl CBS NEWS SPECIAL U (UZJ aJ) ([) CBS News Speci1t "Ancty Rooney Goes to Work'' ,l,ndv Roonev sets off across Amenta lo watch and talk lo people at work to see 11 has notton that people today are 1oof1ng off as true a ~ m m !BJ 111 111 llKk Shttp ··one Small War" (R) Pippy's plane as shot down and he para chutes onto an enemy·held island llhere he 1s rescued by an Auslrahan heulenanl who mmts they slay hidden ind sit out the w~r 0 Movie: l<::l (2~) uror Whom 1111 Bell Tolls" (dra) '43-Gary ::OOper, lnarid Bergman. ::U Mo•it: (CJ (Zhr) "Jessica'' dra) '62-An11e Dickinson. U CD CD (fBJ Cl)) Nippy D1ys 'Joanie·s Weird Boylriend" (R) loan1e rtbels at being truled hke a ;lutd 11\d Ktepts a date with a nolorcytle &fnC leader lil Mowlt: ct) (211r) "The Proud J11ts" (dra) 'SS-Robert Rvan, =ffrey Hunter, Virginia Mayo, Robttt hddlelon. Walter Brennan. DIMllN B M Tllat Glitl1rs B llews/Nllic Affaln Ml IMit: ct) (Jiit) ''Up t11t Oen telrcue" (susp) '67-Sandy ennis, £ilten Hecklrt. Patrick Bed· lid. IMh White. Jean Sl1plelon, orrell Boob, Ellen O'Mara. :D Tiie ftnrlt Sip ))Oa..•U.l'MH 9 w.ter lAwb CMctrt -8:30- .. Cl> 9 (18 (I)) """""'.... • llir"7 "lonely 11 tlle Mlddlt' .. (R) irley cnatas havoc •t Ill• bfewtrJ . hen slit aets PfOlllO{td llld tries to ~J!n, ~'work l!lblts 8100 !t (m w:fl ,.._.,_R (R) ""' I llOft•tlop, OM• '11' we~ at 11111\1~. I llltcb bit fetp, •ntn I COttW• Oft. la mclltd bf • kont11 t.milJ ho spe1ho Ellflsll, and must stay "*'-by lallllt:lllftl 1810 • llOll> op ttr••• ol toascio1sntta . .,., " 0 IUl rt 1 G> lltl Poll« Wom1n "Once A Snitch" (R) Pepptr pom •s a prostitute an an etlort to learn who killed the ch1el of pot1ce an a nurby town U ~J UAl (!iil (I)) Tiit AIC TundlJ Mowle: lCJ (2hr) "flnt.r liland" (susp) · 77-8111 811by, Sandra D~. Peter l1wford, Carol l ynley, R1cudo Montalban Three people lly an tor a weekend al a &!amorous island paradise where, for S50.000 each, they can live out !heir most ~pelhne fantrnes. m Men Griff in Sholw fl:) Opera Thulre "Santa Fe Opera" Donald Gramm hosts th•~ look al t~r Santa f P. Optrd Company '9 Masterpiece Tllt1tre -9:30-fJ ((1]; (1,) Cl) One D1y 1t A TNM (R) Ann's d1ltmma over Julie's burst of enthusiasm lor her lirsl Chr.1t1an pro1ecl ancr,ans when the pro1ect muns br1ng1n2 a derelict home as a houseguest. 10 the conctu- SIC)(I of a two.part el>\SOde. &>Mods.&ld tO:OO n C(11) m> rn llli•k CR> David Selby guests as a patrolman who shoots a Hispanic youth 1n self· defense. 0 ~I (() flD QJ; lest of l'olict SlOJY CR) Part I Slarrang Don Mere· d1lh and Chrislopher Connelly as plainclothes oll1cers who fatally ~hool ,n innocent man by mistake. l§J MoYlt; "list of !ht Mobiuns'' (adv) '36-Randolph Scott. DNtn Em E111t~ Ansley Hour tltJ MlrCllS Welby €!) M Ille Top -10:30-e mm mNews f.ID A Portrait of Jlmle 11:00 0 (]) u (l) GA> 111} llftJ D llJl ()J m "-a llOllSidt CD funwood 2NiJht Q) Marwnftlby (C'HJ rt)) Tiie R11r1Ch Show at. All Tllll Gtitttll m lltino C4nsottium ( 21' (J)) Lowt ~ian Style ~ Mldltll/lellrer Report -11:30- D (<ll> CD> Cl> C8S Lett Mowie: · ct> "Molt Thin A Mirtde" (com) '68-Sophaa toren, Omar Sllanf. D ~(I) m QIJ JolmJ CM1llll " lM AlllwicM Styte (I) Movie: "Un4trcround Aaeat" (dra) '42-Btuce Btnntll. U (}) ((8) ([)) Movie of the Weft "Borsalino" <ml llfetta m~ 111.< Tiit 700 Oilb fl) Captioned ABC 11- 12: 00 8 Twilictit z-1!1 IMit: "Hoft1111n" (susp) '71- Peler Sellm. David lodge. m W0!1d .. SurriYal Q) IMit: "The Private lites of Adam & ht" (com) "60-"'am1e Va" DOien. M.ckey Rooney -12:30-u Dr1111•t m Mime: "Aalpmtlll ill lrittany" (adv) '43-Jean·Piene Aumont. 1:00 D @ Cl) ~tl TOlllOmW II U.lli&llt Show: "A Tr1t Gifts in Brooklyn,'' "Tiit Mtlflll!IJ'S tune," "AstOUlldiflC Shi Monster" -1:30-m Mowit: "Ptantrr (dra) '54- Sllelley Winters, Barry Sullivan 2:00 0 Movie: ~ "Tiie Girt Wiit llnft Too llucll" (susp) '69-Adam West. D Movies: '1ht World ill His Ar-." "T "'4 Seltly Str•flltf" 3100 CD All-Njpt Sllaw: "Cr-," "The Sar" •• Tuesday, July S. 1977 Movie Explores Lincoln Death LOS ANGELES <AP> /\ KUnman hu11 kllll•d lhe president. Did the 1UOEI BY DEATH" ......... auassln act alone, or w us he in a conspiracy with government of· fkials? The issue might be reported in today 's headlines, but in this case it is treated in a motion picture about events that happened more than a century ago. The film is called "The Lincoln Conspiracy ·· It was seen tn a few cities in May, with a general release planned in the summer The releasing company 1s Sunn Classic Pictures. the pioneering four.waller based in Sall Lake City. The six-year· old firm perfected the art of renting theaters outright (acquiring the "four walls'' instead of being partners with the owners). blitzing the media to promote a week or two of heavy attendance. then moving on to the next territory THE FILM production of Sunn <the extra "n" was added for copyright reasonsl has been nothing lo excite the Academy of Motion "NEW YORK, NEW YORK"PG No l"aue1 "THE SORCERER''PG NO PUHi "A BRIDGE TOO FAR"PG No PAUet "'ANNIE HALL"PG "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN"PG "SILVER STREAK"PG "FUN WITH DICK & JANE"PG Pictur e A r ts and Sciences mostly nature items like "The Life and Times of Griu:ly Adams" and "lnstinct for Survival." But th~ profits are there. The company reports theater receipts in the U.S. and Canada of $26 million for "Jn Search of Noah's Ark .. and $24 million for "Grizzly:· extensive survey in four cities," explained David Balsiger, a former Anaheim Bull etin reporter and now Sunn·s director of creative dev· elopment. "Our rese a r c hers asked people if they would be interested in seeing a movie that would explore whether or not there was a conspiracy Unlike the haphazard .-u ... methods of the Hollywoo d studios. Sunn's marketing de· cisions are based on solid computerized research. That's how "The Lincoln Conspiracy·• was born. MADE 'f'EOl"LI THAT TIME FOIGOr "WIUIDS .. IP'GI 5.A. FAW\' fMANCH!STEA EX.I 0.0. fAWV lCITV OR: EX.I ., .. ,.,, "ROCKY" lrGI "ST. IVES" "l"IOf'U TH.AT TIMI FOtlGOr "WlliltDS" IPGl '"THE DEEP .. IPGl 1:30.3:40. S:5M:OO. I 0: I 0 CINEMALAND 1414 So Kll'Hf .. .._US 1'01 1111~"'.!., ltft CAR .. CPGI 1:151;00-1:45 "AUDREY ROSE" l.'OCM:45-I O:JO CINEMALAND .. RUIY'" 2:00-6:05-10: I 0 •tLACK SUNDA r" CR l:JS.1:40 lA MIMOA 4 • lAllfW'DOO 4 •.u.11 .... -~ ..... llONOAT-tATUllOATll~-,61 U · .... l:Gll I.A MlllAOA 4 Olll Y -DUS I MOltOAYS tz:•,. HO ...... "'IMll IU8Y<tl NII IMUYO<Nt ....... LAUlllf IUIY111 l'lUS Riiiiiiii1~Mi1!1YO(N) ""'' ··~ H· NAY .•1 IJ 1.J I~ m the assassrnation of Pre11ident Lincoln. "The information was fed into our computer and to our surprise there was a large amount of interest in the subject. "llill~~!!I Based on what h a'd 111 already been printed, I had decided that there had been no conspiracy. Then I started my own research.·· LIZA MINNEUJ ·ROBERT DE NIRQ,., "NEW YORK. NEW YORK .. ",.. ,.,.i .. '" I \l!I \1 \I I< \L ( r 1,..,1 \1 \HI II~ \1\H11' ..... 1 .. 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Miller Brewing has since moved ahead or it into fourth place. but Coors remains the only one of the five top brewers without national distribution. Rankin& one·tw~three ln the industry are Anbeuser·Buscb <Budweiser), Schlitz and Pabst. Coors differs from other brewers in many respects, not only because it operates out or just one plant (Anheuser.Busch, by contra.st, brews its beer in 10 U.S. plants). Money Tree Whereas nearly all beers are pasteunzed, Coors is not. It's able to skip this process by brewing and packing its beer under aseptic conditions at near freezing temperatures. It ships in refrigerated railroad cars or trucks. A case of Coors should never be left unrefrigerated. Coors is highly sel£.sufficient. It produces its own malt. mills its own rice, manufactures its can and bottles, and handles its own advertising, which, incidentally, it does far less of than any of its major comi)etitors. lC you live in a Coors market, you don't see or hear a lot or Coors advertising . COORS HAS BEEN UNIQUE too m its seemingly unfailing ability to arouse the enmity of many groups. Organized labor currently has a boycott going against Coors in support of brewery workers who struck the Golden plant on April 5. It would be odd for Coors not to have a boycott being conducted against it. Over the years the brewer has been a target of women's organizations, gay groups. farm workers, Teamster locals and Mexican·Americans. If these political actions have hurt Coors in the marketplace, it's not evident. Coors has nourished through the boycotts. The fact that its sales in California are slipping probably has more to do with a stepped.up offensive by Anheuser·Busch. The Budweiser brewer has opened a second California brewery and has boosted its market share in the state lo 27 percent, right behind the 29.S percent slice held by Coors. At one point Coors held 40 percent of the California beer business. But Coors will get it all back by expanding its distribution. It begins selling this month in Nebraska, its 15th state, and plans to invade Iowa next year. Coors is No. 1 in 10 of the 14 states in which it markets. COORS IS AL.SO NO. 1 IN another important area: making money. It earned more money last year than any other brewer : $76.S million. It's true that Anheuser-Bushch was strike-bound for 95 days last year. but that's a seMatiooal performance when you consider that Pabst, which is bigger than Coors, earned $32 million, and Schlitz, nearly twice the size of Coors, earned $S0 million . That's the kind of mystique every company in the land would like to have. Marke~'s Gain Slight As Trading Quiet NEW YORK <AP> -The stock market plodded lo a small gain today in quiet post-holiday trading. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 0.94 points to 913.59. Gainers held a 4·3 lead over losers among New York Stock Exchange· listed issues. Big Board volume came lo just 16.85 million shares. The lightest total for a full session this year was 15.23 million May9. Analysts said it was difficult to rend much into the advance in view of the slow pace of trading. They noted no special economic news over the long July 4 weekend to give the market a push in either direction. s~1!:c:r•• .. PI FlNI oow..J-•Wref1H ~ Hl<!ll l-Cl-Clio lO Ind 912 Jl tlt.01 907.to '13 St+ 0 ... 10 T,,, 131.n 239.61 21'.ll t•.02• 0 It IS Ull llS 16 llS.11 11.._11 llS 1' .. 0 '.J ., Stk JIU.I JIJ.67 309.lt lll~· 0 )6 lr>CIV>o • • .. • • • • .. • • 1,)16.100 T••n ... ........ •.IOO uurs •. .... .. . . ....•• '"·"°° M Slk • .. • • • • .. • 2 .OOl lOO NEW YORK IAPI· S.tH. • p,m, 11"•<1 jind naf cl\fnQt ot "'" "'" mo!il "'""" '"merlc.n SUK~ Eoc,...nqe l~MW>. ~~'lT,..~.~.'~ ..... "'°i'~.~ !:it. .... 1m,,.r0t1 A...... •s,soo II'" , ... HU51ty Oii ... ,, .. 9S, 100 28' ~ '" Adol>eOll Gs..... "·* 11111 • "' System Ef'>9 •• ,... 69,30() 7 • u, N•t Patent....... 60,000 10 • ''• c.rnat" . . . . . . . . '';: 31*4 • "• ~~~.~"~:::::: ~.soo : .. : '.: Riil! Craft....... ll,tOO 2l • .., Nf!W VOAI( (/lP) Adv~n<~d Of'< hftld Un<h•l>O"d Tol•l l"""' N•w l•tl n•""" Nf'W lt/7 '°""' NEW YORI' AOPtO• f~I Pr••y1ou• 0.•v Wf•k .OC. ,..,,...llt l'OI> Ve•r <IGO j:,_o /:'~:':° 1976 lO Ootll 1915 lo dlli. Pr~. TO<loay ~y 1.. .,. .. , 694 .. , 41l "'° , .. , 111 •• 12 " SALIS 1/lPl NV Slocl ~M • .. , • • • •••• 16,IS0,000 • ........ t&,U10,0CIC>- ' .......... 71,610,000 •• • • •• • • • 2t, t 10,000 ••·· •••••• 1',Ul,S60 ........ 11.•.uo • ...... ).612,l'«l.000 ..... , 7,tOS.~.SSJ , • , ••• , 2,451 .Hl,•10 ._ WHAT AMllC DIO N"'W YORK tAPI Advencf'd D*< tf,,.d Un<hAMQ'<I Tol•I I\-. T'odollr ptl :ioo a1 ?90 21' ~ -en ti" 40 •• 1 .. ----------------~== :m ~ Vps •ltd Do..,•• Sioelu 111 Tluf SpoiU~f GIVING THE AUDIENCE A FOCUS Mitchell Promotes Energy Conservation Cool Wright, I lunt1ngton Beach, has been named ass1:.tant ca:-.hier at Bank of Newport. She will head the customer ser vice department at the bank 's main office. She 1s one of the bank's original staff members. having s tart<'d as a teller and l<.iter serving ali chief teller. assistant to the oper ations officer and most re· ccntly as bookkeeping supervisor * John !Jack) F. GrundboCer, Newport Beach, has been installed ai. president of the Southern C;.il 1forn1a C'haptl'I' of Robert 1'1orris Associates, a nat1onw1d£' assoc1at1on of commercial bank and credit officers Grundhofcr is regional vice presi- dent of Union Bank's Orange County regional head ufficl' • Donna Kinney has been named manager of the Woodbndge Village branch of Bank of Irvine. She JOtned the bank in 1973 and most recently served as t>xecut1ve ass1:-.tanl to the manager of bank ad- m an1strat1011 • rak \\'alanal><.' hu~ Jl)tned Panel-.\ir Corp., Costa Mesa subsidiarv of Stanard Pacific Corp., as \'1r1• prl·s1dcnt of finanCl' and treasurer. He is furmt-r corporal£' controllt'r for J\cronca . • Ouant> A. B<'rgmann has been named product manager for turbomachint'ry at Airco Cryogenics, lrvme. He has been associated with the division stnce 1964 and 1s former chief engineer for process turbomachinery u:-.cd an the petrochemical and chemical industries In his new position he will be responsible for the m.irkelang and development or l~rge modular proces:-. C1tr compressors . • John B. Watz, Mission Viejo. has been named vice president at lrvJne National Bank. He is former vice president. manager o( the Santa Ana hr;.ineh of thl' Wesllands Bank • Warren P. Thompson. Irvine, has been named 1 ice president and manager of the Irvine branch of Firsl "1ational Bank ol Orange County. He JOm <.'d the bank after a 12-year association \\ ith lhe Bank of California. His banklng career in- C'ludes nine yearll with United California Bank and two years with the Omaha National Bank in Nebraska • Computer Automation, Irvine, has named Frank R. Kirchhoff as national sales m anager for its Naki'.'d Mini division. lie will direct the field ac- tivities of more than 40 salespeople at regional sales offices in New J ersey. Michigan, Illinois, Texas and Cali fornia, and local offices in eight other states. lie is former New York regional sales manager for Memorex Corp • Donald L. Petersen, Corona de! Mar, has been appointed marketing director of Newport Equity Funds. He will supervise all marketing and ad- vertising a ctivities for operations in Newport Beach. San Diego and Mission Viejo. Before joining the firm, he was a stockbroker with Hornblower & Weeks for 10 years, followed by a year as a free-lance advertising agent. • Howard A. <Dick) Brady, Newport Beach, has Joined Union Bank's trust d1v1sion as a vice presi- dent He previously was employed in the securities field • Two graduating seniors from University High School m Irvine and three from Corona del Mar High S<.'hool in Newport Beach have been awarded SlOOO coll ege scholarships by the Irvine Company for study of architecture and urban planning. University High recipients were Karen L. Peterson, Turtle Rock. and Kerry P. Wilson, Culverdale. Corona del Mar High award winn!'!rS were Christopher C. Kieler and Scott K. Ryan of Newport Beach and Charles Missler Jr., Corona del Mar. =Don't touch your antenna before you mad this ad .,~-~'"'" ---v· •w H • ...... *2!' - 5 1977 Federal Energy Show Draws Rotary Yawns ~ By 2!~,~~.~.~~1r.;ea . ( J BANGOR, Maine -Half a dozen ENERGY old-timers loll a&leep. You couldn't aee the :;tides. 11omeUmes out of (o. ------------- cwi. from the rear ot the Banquet Room at the local Holiday Inn, and the sal es pitch was cluttered with stutii:>tic11. But Bob Mitchell or the Federal Energy Admlni1otratlon ( 1''EA) said he was pleased with response al the Rotary Club meeting to his traveling slide s how on Pre11ident Carter's energy program. MITCHELL SAID HE dldn·t notice lhe snoo.ters &!ouched forward in tht!ir chairs. "But I could see many faces \\ atching and listening intently. I think the visit 1s worth 1l." he said. At Rotar y clubs and before Leagues of Women Voters, at energy forums and mayors· conferences. before legislators and technicians and en g1n l:!crs. all a c·ross the United States. Carter adm101stration people arc talking energy M1lchcll. 58, is the Nt!w England regional adm101strator for the FEA. He is a commanding figure, carrying 245 pounds and a bow tic on his 6· foot, 4·inch frame. HE IS ON THE ROAD two to three times a week with the message to his audiences that the energy situation is grim nnd that the United States is in a poor position. He says nothing really new, but it Is new for those who haven't kept up with the energy crisis. Becaust! e ne rgy can be a dull subject to many, even though it is a vital one. M i tche ll uses s lide projections "to give the audience something to focus on.'' But at the Bangor presentation. the print on the slides was too ismall and they sometimes moved out or focus. The figures would blur th<.' mind of the average e nergy consumer. MITCHELL SAID HE has 100 slides and uses combinations for different audiences. Rotanans. for instance. get a particular show by virtue of their being professional and business people, doctor5, lawyers, retailers. The turmout at Rotary was average, about 103 persons. Mitchell was given 30 minutes for his presentation and was allowed fi\'e more minutes for questions Mitchell's task 1s a tough one. trying t o d ea l with all the complexities of energy in short time spans and competin g "1th lhc seductive outdoors charm of rustic New England that beckons one away from such heavy talk. ARE PEOPLE GETTING THE message? Apparently they didn 't in New England last year. but Mitchell said he is getting a positive res ponse. primarily in unders tanding what the problem is. "New England progress is negative as far as actual accomplishments, .. said Mitchell. "They used less coal in 1976 than in 1974, electricity use grt'w by 8.5 percent and petroleum use increased by 3.7 percent.·· 63 a year for X°ur money. And you don t even have to leave it a week. Suppose you open a regular account with us tomorrow. Any amount Then later you decide you need cash and you take some or all of your money back. Your money still eprns at the full 6% ra te, from day rn to day-out. There's no withdrawal penalty. Anytime your account balance is $5,000 or more. the interest rate }wnps to 61/2%. With the same liberal withdrawal terms. And whatever the rate, we compound it quarterly No ffilrumums. no tie-up and 6 t,. It'll pay you to call us !or tl':e details. Avm lable to mdiv1duals corporations, and orgaruzat1ons residing in Cahtorn;a COMMEf\.ClAL C~DIT COMMERCIAL CREDIT rLAN. INCOR.PORATE.D COSTA MESA ANAHEIM HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANG E 370 E:ast I 71h Street 650 South lOG75 Gold1111 West l J l l Town 6 Counlry Rd. G45-8700 Brookhur~I Streel 847-7771 Suite 26 774-6740 547-51111 ( MAILBOX ] l_________ STIMULATES in the DAILY PILOT When it comes to 7 47 comfort to Chicago, the friendly skies are the only game in town. United has the 2 and only daily 7 47's to the Windy City. One leaves in midmornifl9. And the other is our excf usive 7 47 Night Coach. On board, you'll enjoy top- flight rv. like ABC's "Wide World of Sports" one way and CBS's "60 Minutes"'the other. It's just one more reason more people choose United to Chi~ over any other airline. For reservations, calf your Travel AQent. Or call United at 537-7521.And follow the 747 leader. Partners in Travel with Western International Hotels. . Nonstop Service to Chicago 7:50a.m.(~O) J:3Sp.m. 7:55 a.m. ( lo) I :3S p.m. 10:20un.(747) 4d5p.m. l0:2Sa.m.(0ntar~) ' 4:10p.m. 1: 10p.m.CCiC·10) 7:00 p.m. 4:15 p.m. COC· 10) 9:SSp.m. 10:30 p.m. CNi~ht Coach) 4: to 1.m. 12.'20a.m.C747N~~) 6:00un. 12:30 a.m. (OrQio/Night Coach) 6:0S a,m. It's back to the bus tor out-of-state tourists who do a tour of Orange County. Below, they watch a potter at work . in Laguna Beach. BEA ANDERSON, Editor Tuesday, July 5, 1977 C1 Out-of-staters Look Us Over Photos and Story By JUDITH ou~o~ Ol llw D•oly Polol SUll ''We'll wait just a few more minutes,'' the tour guide, Barbara Sloate, told the bus driver. "We're supposed to have seven more people.•• When they did not appear, she kidded the 25 eager tourists a lready aboard. "They must have found a better offer." One last arrival, a woman clad in a muumuu, climbed aboard and the tourists were off to see the wonders of Orange County, both old and new ..• Tour Gulde Barbera Sloate I 'A break-down of families and California, in typical June fashion. was showing its grayest face. Mrs. Sloate promised that the haze surely would be gone by l p.m. and the people from Iowa, Mi chigan and Texas could see the real glory of the state. As the bus wove its way on sur- face streets from an Anaheim hotel to the Santa Ana Freeway. Mrs. Sloate pointed out the im· portant sites: Anaheim Stadfom. where the team is known as the one in the cellar, and Robert Schuller 's church, which soon would have n multimillion dollar crystal palace beside it. "all paid for with contributions." THE TOURISTS were silent, perhaps still a bit sloopy, or un. impressed with the Wonders of the Golden State. Over the Santa Ana River, dry as a bone. "Doesn't every river look that way?" Mrs. Sloate prodded. "In Texas they do," came a shout from the back of the bus,· waking up the crowd. Necks craned lo see the blimp hangers in Santa Ana and the asparagus growing alongside the freeway on fertile land. ''I'm amazed at seeing crops growing next to shopping centers here." commented Linda lilgh, a Texan who now lives in New Orleans. "Do the owners plan to sell the farmland when the price gets high enough?" The group disembarked at the Mission San Juan Capistrano, still silent. But as Mrs. Sloate started pointing out some of the unus ual plants, the visitors perked up. The s ight or a date palm brought an "Oh!·• from several people, and Joyce Turner, from Nebraska., commented, "The folia~e is so different here. Thats what fascinates me." MS. TURNER, on her first vis- it to California, said she wouldn't like to Jive here, however. "I want a variety of climates. There's no snow here." Still wondering H the gray skies would ever turn t;o blue, the group wandered into the gih shop and museum to ponder the s wallow pins for 89 cents. bottles o( holy water and replicas of mis· sion bells foi: $2.50. There were no purchases in the shop, though one person com. mented, "I'm a sucker for these kinds of things, unfortunately." While pausing for a last look.at the mission gardens, Saul and Ethel Kroopnlck of Michigan. on lheir first visit to California, gave a few of their first im- pressions. They were still amazed that you have to ask for waler in restaurants here, Mrs. Kroop- nick said. Dave. the bus driver, pointed out the train d epot.turned- r es ta urant in San Juan Capistrano while the tour guide went back to find the one last person missing before the group could leave. Since the restaurant wasn't on tbe tour, there was no stop, however. But Laguna Beach was ahead so the visitors couldn't be too disappointed. AS THE BUS rounded the last curve before the coastline came into full view, the tourists came alive. There were sighs o( ap· preciation for the rugged coasthne. "Ah." exclaimed one woman. "This is beautiful." "Laguna Beach is known as an art colony." continued Mrs. Sloate, easing into the history or the FeslivaJ of Arts. It was lunchtime. The bus stopped in front or the Pottery Shack and the visitors were told to be back by 1 :30, or an hour and 20 minutes lat,er. They scattered to investigate restaurants, hop- ing they would find the best. As the bus headed toward Newport Beach on the Pacific Coast Highway, the beaches and cliffs of Laguna brought more "Oooos" and "Ahhhhs." "California is so colorful." one visitor remarked. Another said sbe thought Laguna Beach was the most beautiful site so far in California. "It has restored my faith ,'' shesajd. ON TO NEWPORT Beach. Mrs. Sloate pointed out the "high rent district" in Corona del Mar, on the beach side of the highway, and the "low rent district" on the other. Mrs. Sloate was gleeful over the next stop: a famous nursery in Newport Beach where she knew most tourists would eat their hearts out. "All of you Easterners -you just walk around and weep," she told them before turning them loose to see the luxurious plant· mgs on their own. "We're doing a bit of gloating." James Early. a student al Van- derbilt University, who had ac- companied his father to a con· ference in Anaheim, was making up h is mind about buying a package of seeds. He sported a new ring, bought in an Indian shop in Laguna. "I just love it out here," he said. ''There's a peacefulness about it. People do what they want lo do. People are more open here.'' It was still a bit chilly and Ear- ly confided, "I was expecting it lo be warmer.·' Suzanne Lee, from Sioux City, Iowa, ran up to show off her new- ly purchased cactus. She was in· trigued by the spmy plant and knew her friends back home would like it. SHE SAID SHE thought California was very colorful and she liked the mountains because low a 1s so flat. Saul Kroopnick came back from a tour of the gardens. "Do things really bloom this way year·rouod?" he asked, appear- ing r ather skeptical. His wife said they just might be persuaded to become Califor· nians. "My husband's dying to get away from the snow," she said. He may have changed his mind later , however, as the bus crept along the Newport Freeway in rush hour traffic. "What's this like in another hour?" he asked. noting that it really wasn't the peak tral!1c Lime yet. Mrs. Kroopnick stilJ didn't seem to be too confident. about California, however. Her im- pression of the state had been that "everything's far out. Every wild notion slarts here." Soon it was back to the bus for the final stop, winetasting at a Newport Beach store. Mrs. Sloate tossed one ~ast good·natured jibe at the out-oC- staters: "Now that we've shown you all or our weeds, we'll take you to where the flowers grow I" As the bus passed Big Canyon she said, "Those definitely are not your $20,000 homes." Al last the wine was lasted, the final head count made, and the visitors boarded the bus with thoughts of what marvelous place they would eat dinner lhat night. Did the local residents have anyrecommt?ndations? Mrs. High, comparing Orange County to New Orleans, orfered a rew final thoughts as she rode through Costa Mesa. "I've noticed a lot of poodle parlors. And there's no poverty here." Future: An Influence on Today . ~ }Sy BEA ANDERSON beln~ housewives, needing to more mentally disturbed client's well or better than their parents, 04111eo.i11 -sw11 find employment with few job is that since the deinstltu· but today ttiey have to set sights When counselors at Family skills. tionaliiation of the mentally i1t a few rungs lower, because of in· Service Association took a look at -More couples in their late 40s betan a few years ago, there has fiatton, tight job market and changes in types and frequency divorcing. been a ~ter demand put on other economic pressures," be of problems of their clients, the -Parental strHs due to commwlity out.patient services.' said. picture they painted wasn't a behavior and lifestyle or Thus FSA.gets more referrals. In Ute area of vlolence~hild pretty one. teenagers and older children liv-Howe'°er, they point oui, de· abuse, wife-battering and sex In fact, it Is downright sobering ing a~homore !;....,.ns who are men-insUtuUonallzation can only be molestation -the trio said they and,perbaps,frigblllnlng. tallydistU:--~ blamedforonear~a. ·didn't know whether it was oc· As they viewed changes over Why problems have become Although they have no con-curring more oft.en or just being the past(ew years they found : mor• acute, more prevalent and elusive evidence, the counselors reported more. -More cases ol children ex-affe~t a youn&er age iroup, believe that the break·down or The fact ls there has been a posed to violence: all kinds of ex· counselors are unable to say. families and uneasiness about sharp increase in cases and FSA Pllclt sex and addictions. the future are major factors In · ls "tuning up the ··-1• to deal 1pt ti •~ However, they .... e aware oC wi'th IL'' ul.AUI • -More cou111ea re.sor na -certain trenda, andthey conjec-causing depression, more violent physic lifbts. hU ture"·ere 1• m«e break·down in violence, lllness and alcohol SurprislnaJy, an Increase or -Increase ln suspected c d th f~" .. "" __ _. th 1 abuse, choices aeems to perturb the abuaelDllneclect. e ~ •Y•tem &IJQ ere 1 a "Tl\ere la 1 feeling that tNnas younger generation, surmises -lncreased ute or alcohol b1 ~eOJ'ss!.~.!, hQPe and opthruam Josi 'Y~'t ~Ork aut eaalty," said Mn. c.o,an. tnnacen. •· _., ... _... Mn. 1.dlan. "Tbe t•ct t.ha~,. "W• used to be more atruc· -Yount penons having Dlacusalnl the •ltuaUon were sourcesoCW1 plaoetare lhnit..a tured and were Hmttect-in senoot identlLy pft)blems wttll .1obD Voe or• ACSW, .P'8A U · th b od .-...1 ln U h l -utive director.· Jlaven Lotan, Hema more scary an any c olces. T ay the youth al"t leai .,.,...om a I t. emp 01-;:8 __ ...... UlU M DSW economic crials. '' faced with havln& to make mote mentmarket. • w,aiN an •~n, · Howevv, economic prObJems declalons u they bave more -Increase ln tbe n\lmber ol Oae reuon Mn. Macon of. ln 1 ,.., _ ........ (1t"•) ho , ... -..'«thel•awareneNofthele come top ay,too,usertor:vVon freedoms and more career foun1 """".., ""0 w ar• 'Vf'~-4 • __ _. • -·-·11 h Glahn. posalbiULles. complalnin& of depreallon. IUu ff\ .iJU ut""'""""' c antes A ;aoJ.l In mOtSt peoplt'• lives "They cet very deprealed lit -More problem. ot terminal la lbat .. ,,. <FSA> •tarted u • wu'to apmt-day own their own trylna to fieure out 'wbat. to do Pl•est Jn mkldl and eld .,., c:llaril)' *'"'~r, and ~ed toto home. be Hid. ''TOda)', that la wlth my Ute,"" ahuald. "*:,~~:rn1:~ ~-=~... :;t~~~ and ndivlduat ~· not reaUatJc to tho kids. bepremon, Hid Mrs.Macon, a11einployed and ne .. ln.-. to .. It la Only l.a recent ye.an tta:at ''lt Ja rnore difficult for tan be caUled /rom an Jnlln.i~ tban1e~carHrpatlel'll. w ltarttd aeelq HVeH ~ the youth of today to climb the number Ci RtuatlOM Rd cu be -Lafler numNr Of women blem1.'' 1oelat lidder. It wu alwa)J ex· feltii1...,.. .. -.: .._.. alter. a IODI perlqd Ol A cou ... • PM'-1 tMiaui4ir• would do u There'• depreuJon .when • there's a loss ln the family, which doesn't have to be confined to death. "Divorce affects more than. the husband and wife. It aplU. over to the children[~ lose self·esteem and their eetiftg self·worth diminishes.' "A number ol wo n we are depressed, too, auae their changing role. They t 1 isolated. . .lonely. They d 't know how to get out of their and feel inhibUM because they don't know bo• to express their feeUnp," Mrs. Lotan aald. .. Tbey are movln1 from passive to assertive roles ~ feel trapped." "A lol ol men are deaUttl wl~ depression. too, .. 1ald Von Glahn. '"Ibey retain tradlUonal atUtudes of divorce not betnf ac· ~eplable. yet thty are cau&b\ in the trusiUon." . And. older people are ftlhtlnt an internal tug.of .war betweeo Uvlni a traditional Ute lbd a mort uaerUvo. fulflUln1 onq,; thetl&ld. , · AJ\houfh counaolors have noucea a decrtlH in partD\tl co•plainh about u1e 'ol .marijuana ~~J otek..$.hUdra <See "'"1aE, hft Q) • • I i , DAI Y f'ILUI r ue .. d.iy July 5 19 If \ Air Cleared About Cigarettes (Ann Landers~ l>EAH l\'\°'i I \.~1>1-:1<s I ht1 vtl rcitd M> much .abuul Uu d1m1wr" 11( <'ll!UI l'llc :.mokln6' lhut l 'm bf-6'1nnin1o? lo h.n' tr uuhlt· 'rpanatm1 lhe fuels from C1ctwn So m.rnv h•l\if'" huH• t1p1Jit•r\.-d 1n your culumn from peoµlt• ~ hu urt• 11nnoycd by Cllfareltfl amokt· I wmul1•r 1f 1n·rh111>' lhttl Iii the n•ui.tm Ml m11n> l)t'<>J>h• .tr1· .l~.1111 .. t 11 l'lt•u!w 1111111 1111' JlrflVl•n truth I fflt"Un reels not 1u,.t 1·mot1nn11I rt'dt'l1111111 fr11111 1rntukd cr1:1.nk:. Th•nk H>U I 'il'l•:H rAIN INN y D•;AR l 'NC'l-:RTAIN . If 1t '11 fact. yuu wan&, • ltHe att the lalf'11t from lht' Royal C'ollege; of : Pby11fdao11 as r"portf'd by the A .. odatcd Prei>i.. The 1&ory w aa fllrd t rom 1-cmdon on JW1e I, 1917. • Tllf' mo.I un1ettllng ittatcm .. nt to t'mtir&e from 'the •tady wu thliJ: "t:acb dgareue cub 51.ii . ml•u&es from a 11moker'1 llle-1pan. '' TWa study, eathled "Smoklng or llnltb," was tbe UaJrd lo deptb lavesthtaUon by the Royal ,College du.ring lbe paat 15 years. It was prepared in cooperaUon with all of Britain' medical colleges. Daze of Our Lives Bad Timing By ERMA BOMBECK To my husband, being tale for work isn 'l just a minor inconvenience, its a conspiracy. He d oes n 't know names, but he knows that there's a group or us out there who have de- dicated our lives and 1.alenls to making him Tate. Frankly, I'd rather s leep next lo a space miss ile lhat had lo be aborted three seconds before launch. "Well. I hope you're all ha ppy," he said. righting orr the covers. "You've done 1t again. I'm going to be late for work " '"No wonder," I said, "The alarm 1s set for 8:30 .. ··was n 't that the plan"" he asked bitterly. '"Htde his glasses and he won 't know what he's doini:: with the alarm." · I 'II lay out your socks and ." '"Oh no you don't. The last lime I was late you laid out the socks with the I 1 nl p:.itle rn, lht• und Prwear with the broken cl<1sl1c and the s hirt that you nevn notice needs a button until you start lo put on your lie " "Okay," I said, "do 1t yourself." AT WIT'S END ) Minutes later. "What have you done to my feet? I can't get them into the socks! These soc k s have been la minated together. Whal do you mean what did I do to my face? "Good Lord, woman. have you never seen a man wrapped in toilet tissue before? I cut myself! What did you expect when you took out the old razor blade you scraped paint orr the garage windows with and replace it with a new one?" "Do you want any breakfast?" "No. Thanks to the kid s. I've alread y guzzled a glass or waler from a tumbler the kids had poured creme rinse into. TeU me. what else' do you all have in store to make my day more miserable than it began'> Let me ~uess. My car won't start. At the end or the drive I 'II gel behind a camper caravan. "My street at the of-__________ rice will be blocked orr Tbt-Royal College, a leading medical lD1UltuUoo that data back lo 1518, called ror tough, nt'W anl1·11moking meaaurea, lntlludlng a ban on tobac:co advenlslng to end •hat was described as the "IHhaJ epidemic" caused by tobacco. The Royal Colle1e called for Withdrawal or all but lower-tar cigarettes, higher prices for claareUes and a much stronger bealtb warning than now appears on cigarette packs. The study says roughly one ln three smokers dies ~au11e or smoking, that a smoker who quits galn11 Immediate b~nellt. Within 10 to 15 years after be quJts smoking, tbe extra risk or dying early dlsap~an. It was estimated that In Britain SO mllUon working days a year are lost through Illness caused by s moking. If the Royal College's proposals were adopted, millions of Britons would have to change their smoking babiti.. Withdrawal of all but lower·tar Pooling Energy Savings 1 nan attempt to "emulate nature," designer Ken Kessell has come up with an indoor swimming pool which doubles as P,art of a d1arettes, for example, would force an estimated 80 perceot ot 1moken to awlkh brands lf Uley dlda't quit. Tbe Royal CoUege called ~urreot government action agala.at smoldog "paltry aad bealtatlng." DEAR ANN: I am writ1n1 because of lhe recent rash of letters from smokers who insist on their right to smoke if they want to. They claim It's a "free oountry" and the non·smokers are infringing on their "rights.'' I am a two-pack-a-day smoker who agrees with the non-smokers who say the air belongs to everyone and nobody has the right to pollute it. Ir I am the only smoker In the group I don't smoke. U I am in a home where there are no ashtrays out, I don't ask for one. The message is clear and I respect it. I just want you to know that not all smokers are rude and inconsiderate. I hate myseli for smoking and wish I could quit. -HOOKED IN HINSDALE solar-heating-air condiliorung system. The pool has been built in the Sonora home of Pat Scott, pictured here in his Ii vmg room. Scorpio: Keep Diet WEDNESDAY, JULY 6 By SYDNEY OMA RR ARIES <March 2 I -April 19 >: Accent on independ e n ce. wilJingness to invest in your own ab1lll1es, ideas, projects. TAURUS <April 20-May 20): Look behind scenes get "inside·' information and then relax. GEMINI <May 21-June 20 l . Emphasis on friends. hopes, desires -- romantic interlude i:- featur e d. CANCER \June 21·July22>: Emphasis on prestige, :;landing 1n commumty, promotion. ci vic proJect s . LEO (July 23-A ug. 22 ) You may be "far from home." in fact or in the way you feel. 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Accent on concern with hidden matters. h a z a rd s . 0 I d e r 504 North Newport Blvd. l individual cares about (old Newoon Blvd) '.l CLASSES STARTING NOW • • • Future LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22>: You rediscover certain aspects of associates, loved ones - and yourself. Key now is lo listen, observe. you and proves it. Newport Beach -.. ·.~ AQUARIUS (Jan . -~ 20-Feb. 18 ): You reel 642-4911 ~ "Ii ght," relieved of---------·-·-··-·_·_·_·_·-· ___ .. __ ... _.,,._. __ _ ICE SKATING "Does that mean you LESSONS f!f il ~i.fa';,: y~~d;:~ Possibly this could be attributed to availability and acceptability, sugge- sted Von Glahn. "I don't believe you can be so cruel," he said and stomped toward the car. He limped rn for a paper towel within seconds, having stepped in the dog's contribution to ecological warfare. and leaned over to the dog and shouted, "You're in on it too, aren't you?" "Probably, there 1s tacit permission from parents as well," added Mrs. Macon. Von Glahn readily agreed, adding, "How often have you beard parents say they'd rather see their children drink than take drugs?" The trio said they'd be t-i~ALTt-i CLW • Enhance your ch1ld'S poise m=4"\9' '-~"-.-' -=~ ~d posture. A pl1nned • Ull< "U~Lf""ll'lllll PfOg ram of I es sons wi I h the lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii~ I e«ctuaive Ice C1padt1' easy leuning method glvu you or yoor child ht1llhy exerclee 16 ple11ant supervised surroundings. REGISTER NOW :CLASSK STAlt'llttC> SOON AT SOUTH COAST sovntCOAST ICE CAPE CtlAUT ........, ...... as PAIAAltlO, C8STA MESA t'Jl.1151 Mll.O ~(H..)' fi~ AMOHTM MILAl ~ CM.'f h."'1. A MOml Mlµ> I~ O'~ .t5 A~ Ml LO "' on~ •tS ,., 1"0ln! Ml&.O "°Of'ILY ,V7.A~ MllO ~ 04;/ 't.• 1' "°'™ "'IL0"1~L'{~A~ Ml LO ~ C>l~ • 2€> A t.o.l9i lo~ In lOO &hfl)e land ll111e tunl 111 tumtner, clll'llt to Miio'• WOtMn·onlv llHlth club in Ntwpott e..c.11. For only S2S per montll llow Gilft you tu \'Yl'Ong? S.Una, jtwnf, r.cquttball, ...-clM ~ llC., ell lncludtdl inclined to guess that peer press ure has something to do with the drinking problem, but Ms. Logan said, "there's something going on with the family system too. H that system is okay, kids don't give in to peer pressure." How can these trends and problems b e reversed? The FSA staff believes through preventive programs, such as their educational seminars. "They are beginning," said Mrs. Macon, "and we are always looking at expanding programs to meet needs.'' RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY wtw..Y•W•t ........ I t22 Htnor .. d. C0tte ,._541.0219 SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 21): Low-key approach brings desired resu lts. Aggressive associate is "whistling in the dark." Keep diet. burden, capabl e of expressing yourself, of making s ignificant contacts. 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CU.SSH $TAIT MT ti And tMy'll be held nghl 1n our downtown store. You'll attend one 2 hour class e week for e WMk&. The enrollment fee Is S35. Wrl1ch tnclud~ your Decorator'• Manual student workbook Ute YQUr Bank Amer1~d Of Mastercf'large CHOOSI T"41 ct.AIS THATS CO .. YfHten'flOI YOU Mondays at 7-00 P M Tuesdays at '0-00 A M Wednesdays at 1 00 P M Thursdays et 10 00 A.M CAU. JIANtl CNOaGI TOOAYTO~ .,,., 4t2"41SJ .. ..,... ..................... · ~TbAS tflts::<rn'.:> 114.A...W.MMw• S.C.._... ~~i:--..-.zw ·~-·---0" ......... ,.. Tuesday July S 1977 DAILY PILOT ('!S MARMADUK E by Br•d Anderson BOOMER by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson .-----------, .ft '5 wHA'f I Ge.T ~C'AflNG Q tlll "·-···-· .. -n~erze: Go MY GL.4<S56-5 A ~nc1~ ~ru~A' PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz "Billy 1s asleep. but Marmaduke wants to hear how 1t comes out " FUNKY WINKER BEAN TANK McNAMARA MOON MULLINS TDDAY'S CIDSSlllD PVZZLI ACROSS I Arum plant 5 Just elapaed 9 Bndges 14 Mr. Arna1 15 Rec1angul~r pier 16 Plant d11eue 17 European mountarn range 18 N1me 1n l11h1ons 19 Clrmb<ng vine 10 Cantflfs 22 W 111rdol Oz ch1rac1er 24 Leave ou1 26 Spec1ltc talent 27 Unruolved 29 bplosrve JO Orlf'k slowly 33 lnveteratr 37 01eken• c~retlfir 38 Harmon11e J9 Actor · Ferrer 40 Solt drinks 41 PrOYarM:ttor 42 Ott8Wil body 44 Feminine suffi• 45 Received 46 Opponenl 47 Groupol people 49 Aftectioniltely Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: 53 Oreaa ....... .. 57 Eut Indian c A R E D p " A H c H A s g11m1nt:V1r. A L ON [ L AIV E H A F T 58 Repreaenta· F t I~ T s A M E 'I A s T I tlve r 4 R w I c. s c M A T T E R 59 Mme I R A T E I A l T E R s productl 0 R N E R E [) I u IE 61 Gnve1 Be'Otrm11 1 o E 11 LE s s monkey l t5 1'Jll!11TE . J t -~!°Ir 63 futull user H E M R I u E N (I 62 Mfkthm ot pl A~ 1 ~,u~ .:::, n: 64 Mr Sl1ughler ~f~U......-tl -<u'°"'R..,,.E. S L ( E 65 Was wrong A ~~ A T Q M y liill f.;:.A+:T+;:L+.E:-tA,..,7r.'15T 66 Saucy ·~ I T T B 4 ,. D p A N A y 67 Oeprusion E 1 A l [ L E E E IC 10 L E OOWN ~IC ''<. 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NA1't.-t~f" ~ I I/ 11\I I /1 I I/, I I'''' J I • by Tom Batiuk 1 Bur 1rs HUMANE:> \ 1 THAT 1! 1f\:N ME / T O~l I \ / -- by Jeff Millar and Bill Hinds by Ferd and Tom Johnson MAYBE IT'S ::·~:.-:"::;· -~ONE TO --il!I?.. HE.AV~N L/kf: PHl'lt"o"/ P1.LJSH/E1s . GORDO JUqGE PARKER Bor" SM\ AND A6M YARE TOUCHED 8Y ERIC LAVENDAR'S TENDER RECOLLEC· TIONS OF HIS WIFE! DOOLEY'S WORLD 7-5 MY-HOW TrM£ FLtfS! IOMDRRoW'S MY BIRT"HDAY AGAIN! OH, Of A~~ I H0rE )b u OOt-J'r Tl-llNK I WAS HINTiNG ARowJD, OR ANyrH11'JG 1 OR . SMOCK NO, OUR POC.,...OR L-IS"T"5R IS N O"T" A PesceNPAN-r OF "f'He Re NOUN ec:> POCi'OR t...IS'T'f:R ... MOTLEY'S CREW W'H'< HJ.VE 'YOU 5L.OW6D DO'NN 'fOUK' HUMAN Rla\TS CAMPAIGN~ e .. u:3 NATURAL r':fti.c;s AE!J#OI< PR~ vATIVES/ by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux WELL. ALL l LL TELL YOU 15) THAT HE WA5 MARRIED TO 1 JUST At'>OOT ~E RICHEST WOMAN IN THE CITY .. AH' YOU KNOWHOW f MET HIM ? AND IF I TELL 4t'OU HALF -LITTLE WtNDOW-E~ES.WHAT ARE YOU 60NNAOQ HIT ME? / WHY ~LO WE GNE l{OU 11ALF OF OUR MONE'<? TEN-PERCENT IS ALL '(OU Of SERVE ! 1-F by Roger Bradfield by George Lemont we ,;us.,.. CAL..L.. H IM .,...HA-r eeCAUSe OF "'fHE: WAY l-i5 WAL..KS .1 0 by Templeton and Forman .. JUS'f LAS'f we.e.1<, GE~M~~ DROPPED BY. THE GIRLS '*1 afraid I've reached the pof nt where no mauer what they do to me. I still look 'Before:·· TUMBLEWEEDS by Tom K. Ryan DENNIS THE MENACE €:;:;:==== by.Ernie Bushmilftr .. -----.................. ~ .... -. ·-...... ...-.-..---·~.,...,..... . - • ~--- Houats for Safe H-.isea For Scff Houses For SaM .•••••••.•.........................•.........•...•.....•••••••.•.•••• C-1 DAILY PILOT Tuei.dar. July 5. 19n HcHnHforS• 1002 GeMral 1002 GeMral I 002 Houses For ScM HousetForS• T1w ...... Mlricttplace .. "" a..... C...t ••••·•···••··••··•····· •..•..••.•.•........... •••••••................ ..•••........••..•.•••• ....................... ..........•.....•••••• . ............................................ . DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 1002 G .... ...e 1001 -~~~~~~~~~11111111~1111111111 ..... -)11-------G.....-ol 1002 GtMrol 1002 GetMrol ton ~ ~ s:~::1::~e I ·,~,~ij~!;~i!L: ....................... ···········--······ fev C... W h •w1 It Tt .. fl W•ltl e Went"" [842-5878 1 ··••··················· 1002 .••.••..............••. ,.X AND SAVE $36,500 l h•rm1n11 l>un1:.ilet"'-.. 11 qwt-t ~ hnt·d ,1rc·1·t ~ult ln.'f'~ tuo' l'I trttl' ·~ clOM> lo •l'hool'I and i>hooiitAA. don I m111• th1~ d~l.-Call no" 7~·1700 [ij'i&ltl Cowtyard Entry Tropical Lands~opin9 Ccrtt.edrol Entry Quiet trt-«' ltn.,,.d :.lr<'l•t ••••••••·•········•···· ....................••• . ..:. .. ~--.~~· !• ,.•• ·I .,j .... ,. ~ ·- f fl3:t 'f1 ·····~~·~· ..... n :;. a· 19 I HAPPY HIDD!H TWO STORY F<alJuloul) lot·atwn 1war park:-.. golf l'OUl'M' <and ~1111d !'td1uols. this two s tor), 4 bedroom has formal dining, on uddt•c1 farnllv 1·oorn. hn·<1kfas1 .1rt>a, l>f'auttful ~iool ;.md br~ind nc•w Ji\C'UZtt The floor plan 1s ktHI\\ n iJs ~· · huJdc•n tv.o !'tl111 v" and lllt· pn:sent ow rt t' r-. ha\' t• b t' en v er~· ha pp~· there. rt ·'.'> J!rt-at for fa11111\. and friends · \ Umqut• pn•sentulton at Sl 15JHHJ U~IVUI: liVMl:S REAL TORS 546 5990 15:-i!:t M .. \ ... v .. rd1• Or VI' East. Cos la Mf'\.S 1l•.11. I c "}II.I <11·1 \l,lf 11 li 75 GOOO ~1lh \lo mui;hl iron .:.ilt• GeMral I 0021 Gftteral I 002 --Se1.> thti. h1 .iut1lul 2 1ht1 dbl i,:drai;:t> of lh1:. IALIOA ISUMD-,.ARK AVE COR. Call us today to see this lovely 2-story home with J bedrooms. J bitths. formul dining & spal'tous study off lgl' rnaster suite. Corner fireplace. nttt' cioublc garage. $189.500 21 I I San Joaquin Hills Rood NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. &44·491 O 1002 General 1002 .....................................•.•...... PENINSL'L/\ home. -1 Or 5 BR. 3 bu . all amenities. Love!~· neighborhood. a ft'w stt'ps from the beach. $195,000 OTH ER pre~tigc "utcrfront homes "'1th pier & float from S385.000 up. Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\1dc Or1vc. N .B. 675 ·6161 General 1002 bedrm h<>ml' 1w.ir South hancbomc Spunu.b Ba} CuJ:.t Pl.it" Gr1:al .imJ Ocean '1cw split l.imhc.il'lll~ .inll mc1n) I l' ,. e I . W .i I k l o c\lr.i~ on 1 ul 11,. :..ic Try rl'~tauranb 1(} ou c1re nol (ht,500 51'1 80.'IS up lo u gourmet mcal from your O\\ n l..1khen ur UPERB JUSt n •la' \lo 1th 1.1 0 S cockt1ul lrom lhc wet bur belore ~nu Mroll out on 1 :;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:A=:::===~l lhe ded( LO walt'h the bay I• and ocean :i hcauuful SUPER TOWHHOME 3br. 1'4.!bu S\ll.000 4br l 1vba. Sti~.500 41.Jr Jbu, SG:l,500 <.:rJwlord & A11"ol·IJ.ll't1 !157 0701 CAREFREE LIVIHGMEAR THE BEACH lh•rt· 1' a n•al hom•'l harg.ttn' .! st•'ll') :i bdrm 111 •11t1l't and Jlt'.tC'l'ful 1111;:hh11rho11d JUl>t m1null•s lrom th1· hl':tt•h :-, l' 1 I u tl t · II 11 .1 r l· 11 t .., rctrl'JI :tnrl hrC'plal'e in IJmtl> ruom \ 1l1l> bedrooms. 3 luq;e baths. and reduC'l•d $10.000 Don't \li<til' 646· 7171 '\l"f "4 Iii~• o \ IW~ 10 ;.af .. ," #' (~H&IHI BREAD & BUTTER DUPLEX \\'1.'ll locllled Orange Cou11l) propert) Both umh Jr<· l bedroom. din· in.: room "Hh Jll at lal'hed garage Prtn~rl JI a low Sl9 900 l'ALL S51;-2b00 «;::SELECT I PROPERTIES COVE RETH.AT Tucked away at the Bay is .this ull~a n eat shell<'r for two. The lifestyle is luxurious and smart. Beautifully de· coralro. it hM; all the special new things -like the microwave oven and the handy wet bar that m ake having •·smoll intimate dinners" such fun. There ~s a sc(·urity ~ate and a secluded pool & beach urea. too. Of· fered at Sl68,000. S h own by appointment only. U~l()Ut= li()MI:§ REAL TORS'. 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar dbo 1n l\11·s,1 Vt>1d1• .• 11 !:>46·5990 Getterol I 002 GeMrol 1002 ..•........••••....•.•. ·············••••·•·•·· thatdleads &Ja~t J trop1t..ll ••• ••• ••••• •••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••• General I 002 ~Jr en t·ourt)'anl ~.nu·r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1lramaut· • .ithcdrJI It\ 1ni: & d1n11\I! r1111111 Premium wall 111·.11 ml•nts throu;:h1111l W;irmly t•Jlll'lt•cl l.111111} room w1lh 1t:1lurJI "111Jfl bu r n 1 n i: I 1 r ,. 111 ,, 1 1· ~.soo Call !.H.:.!·77ijjj THIS GLORIOUS FOURTH Why not bt•gin our Third Century h.'' investing 111 this ('Ountry's ~realest a ssl'l It's n• a I t•S tu ll' Our \l' r v professional staff will offer you ever)· ass1stanc:t· to help make ~·011r horn<' selection one you wi II never reg-rel . VILLAGE WALK 'i11.1t·111u' :1 hdrm .! lt"lh " lug dbk 1·ar ~a1 <•i:t' hk.1l ln1·:it11111111 Jll'0\1011 Ly Lo So. l'o,1!>l Pl.il.i Br'<1nl1Nl::W1 tilli 7711 .•...•..•.•.••....•••.• ELDUMPO $62.500 II l> lu\\ do\\ n a11d ell rt\ ' Lo<Jb lik1· J home whl'rt' lht' uUlfolo ro;;med' ,\ hancly man·-. paradt~t': l'rt\'ate t ul ·cl1·-,..:.•· 1i .. ,r1~ tn th1~ ru~ltt' htdt>·a\\ "' ' B1" :1 hrlrm 1111 :.prawliug Int ''Ith t 11·l'' .ivll'nl) ! Shovel 'l'm out patnl '1•m U)J Juel ~ou 'v«' )!111 \'n11rsdl an e:.t:ito:' l'•tt'l·d dirt C'h1·;111 "h11'h wo:ms onh right' llun) 1111' 1117-tiOLO ltnlll\ o: ho mt· µIJnncd lor i;ru\:1ous II\ mi: Don I mis:-nut, t·all nu" tor morl' dttail'' Call 8-12 253.} ...... •, , '. It DUPLEX ~u M·I ACREAGE EASTSIDE Rutld to suit 1n llu11t- COSTA MESA 1n)!l1rn Real'h. 911.000 E.1:.t:.1dl' IOl·at1on duple' square reel to be built lo 101 the 111\'l's\or •If your i.pec1f1cat111n:.. BEACH & OCEAN owner landlord. !:.dll•r ARE YOU l\11n1mum mveslmcnt n •· "Ill lea vi' a lot ol 1.,.TERESTED?, quired $500,000. Call VIEW furniture. Call 11ow or 11 ,... 67J·l:IS50 w1llbetoolalc.546·231:l \\ll;i! all' \Oii 1111,•n•skd o-1•J1•1 Q·11~1t1Nt0~11. •· ~ K€Y RE:ALTOP.s A IRVIHE EXECUTIVE * HAPPY FOURTH!!!!!* 759-0811 ~l'll"UllUS hal'hl•lo1 l'OI\ dum1111um w1l h hl•ach & n<•1•a11 'll'" I 1 (llll rnai.lt!r l1l'•l11111m "u' It· plu!o sel'IUdl'd l(lll d<•n Calhl·rlral 111111 ..: 1 onrn hosts S" ed1~h I 1rt·plar1· .lit 11\'l'rlouk., pt1\Jl1 cockliul hakony $113.!lOO (.;all !162 771i8 [ i :IR&1l1ll '.~ii~~1::::~fr;'"'~~·: [ ® IRtll'I --c;111• 11s }our 1dt-;ts \\ant fiut fttu, Gile.al Wuuiut 'BM9. MIHl·RA"4CH l BR BEACH S69.950 MOR"41"4GSUH SPLIT LEVEL All. KE:Y ;as• P.E:ALTORS K FOOTHILLS FIXER SI 05,000 BIG CLAN? SI 22.500 !:>ecluded cul de·:.ac loca t1on 1l;1l1<m til1• t•ntry Step up lormJI lav 1 m Om i;:allerw ll1i:h :.OJr ing C'<'1hni:l> llttJ:l' \Un I.en fam1h 1 <KHll SJlt'l 1:irul<1r 'unn' gourmet l..1lC'hen !w1 0111! slor\ hold~ hui:1· ll\Jl>lt 1 '' tnl! plu~ :1 mot" '1>·11·11111, hedrooms Beaul1lulh rnantt'un·<I 1:round~. rm t'red latt 1c1• palm Uon I \\all. ('Jll no\\ 1:-,i till() G~n~ral I 002 1 Gen~ral 1002 J r, 1• l 11wd ••111 n t11 r.tnch "'' 1 .. homf' 1 n rxrh1~1\·<' 1111111• 01 0\\111 r-;h1p :11 c·a l .. 1r1:l' l,1m1I~ '"l'd hnni: 1011m ('nunlrv ktl\:hcn l11m· I-.11n1I~ · l·nll·rt""' 1111•111 room S1•11.1rJlt• \\ 111 J,; I "I h I rl •.. I \\ ·' \ 111,1•(\'I "\lilt•.\; 1 fllhft I 'll ' q11,11'll'r~ I I urn ' \\ 1111 l 1,,,..1 .ii 1h1s 11111·1 • .lu,1 Ill I n II I l' I II "I I' I II 111\.I 7>SKI l .. 11 i:t· F.10111\ lluml '\c·~th•d 111 th1· Foo1h1lb 1'l'l'<I, ~c.n11 Tl.C llr111g ~·1111 1n11h & 11.i1nl brusht's & make SSS Uouhlc rloor •·ntr~ Sll'P d0\\11 lcHmJI ll\•11111 mom llU)!l' ~c1>arUll' lam1h room too• Second story host" mJslcr win~. Thl'rl' arc lhrN• more hrrtroom<> for your pll-:t~IJf(• !•'1:\. lhll> 111111 your dr«'am & i.ave. 0111~ SIOS.000 lor this :!AOO "ft 11 hnme Cull no\\> i!i~ li!Kl 7 lkd1oom homl' ne<11 Nt'\li IJOfl i; Bat·!.. 11.i' ' OnJ) !ii IS 500' 3000 S11 It of luxurious h'·mi:' ltcd CJrpet, ;:;.i 1202 ···•·•···········••·•••·•••··•······•···•••••• >'f'•' ? • 11,; ' I it 0 . ' EASTSIDE CHARMER '\e:il :ind llcly 3 bPdroom, and den 1n nrt•c Co~la .\lcsa an•a. This homr "hows exl·t•ll1•nl rart' and 1~ ~•luatC'd on il 130' lot Pnced for quick s:ilr al $9,9!;0 CA LI. !'>5G :!titilJ Bring any reasonable ofrer on this beautiful 3 bdrm .. 2 bath Mesa Verde home . Vacant -immed i ate possession possible. Listed at $86,000 •HORSES •KENNELS •STORAGE DOVER SHORES Fantasti c \'H'W. 5 bl..'<.lrooms . .t' ~bath home with lormal d1111ni: room. I .1 m I I ) r 0 0 m I) I u s h1l11al'll room. li50 "" IL hu11't hy \'alo:11t111c. plumhcc1 for pool Thi,. 1::. lur lhl' bu\ 1•r "ho dC':.trt·!- 111101111.\ wllh ·' toueh ot qwcl de;:am·l· S32.5.UOO t=:SELECT I PROPERTIES BEACH COTT AGE •OR?? \ hiJ ~l' ~'.! .-, \ ;1:11; ,\ I lol " .1 111 .. , h.1 1111111" 111 up 11•'1' li,1\ I lllll\I ,. :ll'l':t ">!lli .. 11"1 3 BR + FAM RM, BEACH (/\lll'I I fl'I' llrwd ,, fl'l'I "h1·IL1·r' t hh ,p;11 ld111:.: "'"' ''' I • 1 'i ' ,, "' I r.tf't [~lfltltl PETE BARRETT -REALTY- uz.s200 S49,500 GeMrol I 002 GeMral I 002 ma IK'JUl \ EXl'l'lll l\l' 1•111 f\ to 'I"" l(ah l I\ rm "11 h \' r J l' I\ I 1 II g h I' .1 f I h SU II " h I 11 l' I 1) 11 ll I I ,\ ktl1·ho:n ' =-'"t'l·p1111: deg.mt 1,1m rm """ used br11·k t1n•plan• :\Jummolh m;is\1.•r bdrm retreat T··~ S8.650 IOI.JI down l'.all quick! 847-6010 NEWPORT BEACH BAY &OCEAN . 111~t "hat you h;n • ltt·1 11 look mi; lor I hlori.., It om the beach Conwr Int I 1)1 p rr ,. a c } L: pi: r a d c cl throughout. ne" 1· Jrpt•L Great summer hom1• ~mall but cute. llurry' Call 963-6767 ····•·················· .••.............•••..•. VIEW Nff~fltO•ll 1 •1 1(11, 1• [~Html Allcnlion R. E. Brkr Npt,'lrv w romplC'lC frnanr1al sland1ni:. in lcrc~l<'rl in cxpunrl1ng I have new ronrepl for solid growth. ttl!; NII!! . R E. Sales Peo11le wanl· cd Liberal t·ommissions. Newport Beach. 5411·8614 Have something you want to i.ell'.' Clas!11fied ads do 1t well. &12-56711 7 BEDROOMS 1h;1t ' rq:ht' Ai lx'llroom. :! b.1lh home in ~llPC'r cenlral Cnsla '11'sa local1on. P1~s1h1hties abound ror lhc largC' fam1hl'~ or 11 could be Usl'd a!. .1 rest home. For full detail:. C1\l.l. 751 3191 «;::SELECT I PROPERTIES TNT Gttteral 1002 GeMrOI 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• VACATION LIVING Ra re s 1ng l e-level 3 BR. 2 BA townhomc on q uiet cul-de-sac in the Bluffs. Easy walking distance to shopping & recreation. Quality de- corating inside & out. Sl64,500. r • COLDWll.L IANlll co. 644-1766 2111 SAN-JOAQUIN tllLLS AO. IN NEWf'OAT C!NTIA ~ ~~"""'"-------------------------""' 1002 Getwret •002 cae: 10111 ILllllS aa: OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE . "R*' PUH" TOWNHOUSE! Newer Bluffs, Upgraded End Unlt With View. 2 Spacious Bedrooms 2~ Baths. Den & Wet Bar. Ali Elect.rte Kitchen. Formal OJninlt Room. Lovely Ca~t.s. Dro~s & Wallpaper. Wood Pegged Floor, Entr.y If all & Kitchen . Immaculate. ll&l,500. A "Joy of Newport" Llatln~. ~ I EXECUTIVE RETREAT-BEACH 4 BR·2 STORY ASSUME $32,200 Secluded entry to dram Jiii' It\ 1ni: ronm "1th !'ra<'kl1ng ~lone I lr<'plJl'e . 1 lu~l' banquet si1crl <11111ng room 1~ l'<lll VC'n1entlv -.1.•n e d lt\ large g.irckn \IL''' coun try kitchen. Fam1l,\ room ha:. t'ommandm;: wall ot i:la;.-. \'lt'W 111 lu;.h i:rnund~ & rovl•rcd ll'I ral·e. lluge h1tlea\\<l) mu,tt•r sullt'. Se11ar.1ll• i;uite" f11r J?U .. ,.h & rh1ldren Swl•1·111n g slu1r!> tn "1·cnnd -.tor)· quurt«'r'. llurr~ ' Tuk1· m't•r \' .. \. loan No Ill'\\ loan 1.·osb ::.32i / mo pmyls all $89.5110 I-' I'. Just h:stl'd call bl'lon 1l s i.:one ! !l63 li767 CHAR:\llNG OLIH'R SP,\NISH 110~1 E Spllc1ous 2 !>lY :inr :?Ra. famtly room. bltn .... panoramic ocean \ 1cw S84.500. 1714 1 722·4364 SPECT ACULAll SPANISH VILLA Wrought iron entr:v lo PARKLIKE RETREAT 2 STORY·l BR POOL-BEACH AREA-$60,500 1.11,..h i:rouncts fr;im,• l'n· tranu· l•l 1h1' 1·xcrult\ C' h1dt•11w11y. llui:e hvini:: room l.:1r1:e country l..1tl'hl'11 01n1• Dramatic """'' ""'"JI lo ~tclude<l ma-.l<'I' "11111• & ~epar:ill.' 1·luh.lrc·n :-"1ng Hurry • .lll~l IH,Lt:cl C.1ll 96J.67t;7 (\o ,,, '. ' ., ""' •• [®lflMMI BALBOA ISLAND'S BEST FOR THE LEAST Ju<.t li!.led. ·1 bdrm. 2 bnlh. l!(e family rm. din rm. hn•akla-;t rm Hoom to hu1ld add1llon:il un11 Walk to thC' bav or lake a Loquno Ranchette toe fcrrv ride to lh«' WITH VIEW . ocean. &IG·7il I. Ncarlv 2 acrc~ ne:;tlcd (Ql~1ft1j@jflfaJ amoni: i.:i;1nt oak., only . __ -···------ 21 ~ mile.., 10 lhc surf" 1th Rl'al Eslate a remarkable custom -------- 7."1 t,1flt1IC\l'r<·cl 11\l'f d11( \\llh !il>l'llJCUl.11 '1c" of fl.it>" port Bay & the Ot'<':tn. Tht!i h1Jlhly tn d" 1d11al I bedroom home features t·u~tom extra<; WOODBRIDGE Broadmoor home. 2 BR + den + dining rm. + eallng areu in kitchen Gorgeous brick Crplc Low mninl yard $98,500' Balboa Bay Prop. R~oltOf's • 675-7060 .. built 3 bdrm + den ·+ 2 STORY 4 BDRM --- 1 a mlly rm home de ASSUME $60,000 EXECUTIVE HOME !.ti:ncdtom:t\lmllclhe 150 ft. of w10dlng 2STORY·BEACH panorJm1r, hill) 1 d d $3000 for °" !~~.~f~1~!~P£1t Ill c:.crow Big 5 bedrm E:i,tbluff home-Large '"rd w1lh leahousl' P r 1 1· c r c d u c c d t o l>152.000 Roy Mc Cordle RealtOf' 18 I 0 Newport 548-7729 Costo Meso R.V. Space Dl'ltghtfol bedroom rorner horn(·, IJri::e Cami· ly room. :! pallo'<. all lrcshly pa1111rd All this m :\lr~a del :\I nr and for only$87.000 Call 546°4 I 4 I ranchland ,1ew Al~ 5 dn \·ewa~ lo sec u e llahan Ille entry to sun car l'OH•red parking + Spanish ''Illa. less lhan l ken I" room built in ~t:PEH Dl'PLEX room Im rampt?r~. boat:.. ~ear old, assume low m1l·rn Counlr) stylc!l S87.501l \\ lllTTI ER el~ Thi• t"1rral ~~n ar· pa) ment of SH3 per k1ll'hc11 l_.ormJI D1n1n.: R II h b • ' "' h f th cu } :.! s<'p sci,. eaut. Commll .. ate JS m.111.· monl . or is unique Wm~· -.Lairs lo mal>lt'r h k II I " ' b 11963 6767 ~ •nini: 11•1 rs 1' Y horc;es a\ )'t'IU could C\'l'r uv cu · · Mnt l\h Roman both ~hakl• 1001. f'P. in t'J un· \loanlWllhroomtOl>parc. QI .,. q.,·vru0 ;1.; tub llome fully lllSUlilll· ll, 3 car ,t?ar . dblo: has OFFE~~.~RICI:: [·~ l~~tdlttll ~~~11•7i{fh7f'i E~~~yt~~:; ,-:.•:;:;, c-. '"·7211 '(}tu·=· . .A... r'.tz 1rl1111 :!r~:~;.::\~Ei: By OWNER l • 11:•1=-rent S32Smo. Sl'e all lhc /Jn Nlf1U ll AILEY & l\SSOCIAT ES hulle llvinjl' room with ----------1 J Bdrms. 2 ba. Large vaulted ceillngs. Formal POOL. Ph 171-1)646-8301 ---goodies and you will buy OCEANFRONT-MB it. Great for creative epic dinin!l room. gourmet kitchen. Deco re tor 's dream home. lush ter races Bernt access. Walk to beach. Hurry for this unique buy Call 00.,_6i67 f)Pf'-J 1t(9• l\\t N fl')1f '·' f ~ [~ltiftHd CDMDUPLEX New Listing So.of Hwy 3BRIr1 DR Upgrad~ VALUY T.AKEOVU ss2.ooo LOAM MESA VBDI on this sprawhng 2 story. Extra larae comt'r lol 4 Bdrm cul de "ac itianl! holdl thl11 b¢aulifully dt· t:irt-cutlve entry! corattd •bedroom. 2 i-:µ1 curun kitchen. t>.th ht>mr. Oubtftftdl"ll Formal dine! wccpln1t r 11 ature11 inc: 1 u d l' bonus rOQm w /room for •V•t'tt>ufl ~Mry w Ith pool tab\e! Huge ponl ct1•amh' t1l(', lar(lt' faml· sizo \Qt. Call for vrlvutc ty room. 2 shudy puttus, ehowtni. Owner lcav1n1. folly ~prinkkrud &. an Submit! N7 8010 ouuto.ndlnSt Co-t:i ~1c!ln °"''~•H•·11 i 11 "' ..... 1 locallon. Full 1ntce I~ 111111 ~.~~~L~~~3lVl .~9' --.. '--§!eROP£RTIE , Duplex S275.000 I + 2 Rr. or bcginnin~ investor. fi46·4~ 559·4221 ca 11 A g c n t . J a c k "---al 1002 G--ol 1002 714 -840 3365 or .......... ..._. 714'848-9557 ....................... ······················· --------- 4th 'of July Holiday! --. ~ .:..:_ ::---:::: . -:--; ~ ....... Prlce Reduced {;or.:eou11 2 !>t). 4 hr. 2.., h•1. ;! 'r~ new Beuul lnnd:.c•ipmR. co' patio. formal dine. nr S Csl J>hua a.+hrthanHew S54.DSO 3 BR starter J 11$l comvl remodeled Lov~ ly yard fenced w /fr\lil trees. 962-5521 CENTURY21 10585 Slatc:r. Fntn Vll)i I l onlv ercal1ve and a~ i:rl·~::.11 ,. '.ilc;,p1•oµll• \\ hu .ire 111tl.'rt"il<•d 111 .1 lilt· HORSE PROPERTY IHI.ACK BAY HEWPORT I l11s super hor'<' 111 np1•1 2 UNITS Total Hcnts sns ! TNJI )irll'C S:.9.000 Hl'tl Carpet, 754·1202 ----- IV h.J\ tht• (;Jftll'll 1iom1 · 111111.. T\\n lx.'<lroorns 1am1h rtKllll d1111n~ room .11111° ,1 i:111''' hou.'l' 1n lht• bJl" \\II h II own balh Loi:. ot lrull - tn.:t•s 111 th.it rare counlr} CORONA DEL M.AR kdtng Call for .\11u1 JI' VACANT LOTS pointmt•nl 516 2.11a. 2 udJacrnl t~vel lots m oi111 11 ?"•~·1 •· "'' 1' i.ecludedChinaCove.ln· [~ 11i1i ii u1 l<'rC'sl1ng developm ent . :;;;y'n\t =k~b~1;~~~·6~J':~~.says . ---•-•••• ••~ ortN IH 9 • H \ ''''' tOltt NtC'f'. JUST LISTED l'<ILLl-:GE J' \HI\ C l\I <:r.i1•1nu-. lanw patio en try l'al1lorn1.i It\ 1111: \\ 11 h 111<1011r /outdoor ;..:duded fam rm. O\l'I' looking 11111 llllL•d. 1:111 tt•r mg pool ;1 Bit. llu)!c t-: '/. t'are } .11 d ~:!.0011 1\Jll f>.t2-223'i HARDTOFIHD DUPLEX In '''"" In E.1 ,I ~Hit C11 ... 1a :\lei.a <! ~1111) charmer 011 a larl(o e;u1 ner lot 2-2 BR untf'.11 2 Ldry rooms. Good par!.. ing. I nlcnor 1n~l'l'<'l1on with oller. You'll kick yourself 11 ~ uu pai.~ th1:. one hy C.111110\\ t>tti i I ii ()rff,. ,, Q • , ~ '" t hl ,'f ... [~- Nr. So. Cst Plaza 4 Lari:c hedronm .... 2 baths. fplc, ~CJ>. <1111111~ rm. n1 C'c 11?0: fo m1h home. Priv. backya1d & patio. Clo.o;e ln shop11111i;: ;ind ~chools. S72.SOO A!ok for M a r g e :\f or i; ;1 n Owner/Agent 5455112or 546-41.il. THECOLOHY PLAN 100 $85,500 Ch;irn11ng l'UI 11<' ~Jl "lrecl :'\l'\\ plush carpet 1ng Hru k llrepl.1<·c Built in book shl'h t•'> Co1mtn l..1l1 ht·11 1., h-tbl\ ,. · us,· 01 wood & " u ! I p " I',. r 11 11 i: " "''""r ;ik ma,L1•r 111111: [®IUMtll EASTSIDE COSTA MESA $69.900 On qu1t·t tree hneu !>L re· el hor1ll•11ng prei.tli:1ous Ual'I• ll.1) ;11 l•a. Sha rµ J lwdrornn I ,1or) "1lh r·n111 m"U" I'' 1 \a lc hark\ ;ircl Fo1 a111JOtnl· nh'11l lu tn~pl'c:l l'.ill !~.:! 7ili!S -Q. KE:Y G2JDI RE:ALTOP.Sft ALOT FORALITILE $56~00 How's this for value! Park hl..e selling • t·om· muntl) pool. bl'aut1lully d1•1·or:itl'd 2 story. 2 hdrm. I' z beth adult con· dom1n111m! Spiral "1:111 ca,.c· · enclosed J(arn1:1· l'nrf'd for quick ... all•' Don t wail, call 1)11\\ 111:.!·<!J~ l Hf<I 'fl 'f. • f \I ,, fl,tf,, t.:•n j !~R!ltl HUHTIHGTOM BEACH 4 UNITS $230,000 w 1th Plu;. 2 01111" roomy -..-;--------- bedroom~ Bt'au1111t1 wood deck & patio c·ovcr overlooks mun11 urrd ~round (';ill nu" 752·1700 0 Pfl" llf Q •I,' 1, Ii N •),, f'J f • !eRtlHI 17l2 Hl1thl11n<11>1 i'fewport lk.u·h Spacious 3br 2 · ba. very lrf? ram rm & gr<'<tl ba\:k )'rd Own1·r ' .111" ious SIS!l.500. Cr;1wfo1 II & t\ssodatcs 95i 11701 £r l.AYSHORES LIVE WITH THESTAlS A pride or borne ownership area. The hcnch. surf nnd ocean can be your11 and~alt UU you see lhis two bedroom plus gue!'it quarte r s home. Jl has been re. dul'Cd by over 11,000. Call now 546-2313 lVfN rtl 'l •ti~ fllfl :olol Nit'(• [~Ill - . .... , \. y PflOT cs HCMltel .. rs• IH°"'" For SW Houses For Sc* . T,.,.,Ju'r 5t lln DAI ••••••••••••••• ... •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .__. t • ....._ I G.-ral I 002 G........ I 002 GtMral I 002 HouMs For S• HouMI For SW HcMas.1 ~~= .. -·-...... hr Stllit .._:t••hrs.119-• • ~.'::.~ ......... ••••••••••••• ... ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ••••••••••••••• ... •• .. • •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• G••••••:_:• tOOZ -····-·····-······ ········-····-• • 0....-al 1002 1002 -••r-.... ,.. 10020eMraA IOOJ .... ,.. 1002 IEACHRETREAT ............ -............................. •••n••••••••·---··-·--••••• ............... "······ ·--·········-·-··· * * * * * * $51.000 . OLD Stt-ps to powiduta: surf NEW LISTINGS! IA TS.DE COMDOMIHIUN -ln the Coves, a delu>.t-2 lJl"<iroom unit near the pool and beuch. On1y $168,000. Phone 675-roOO. COSfA .. SA COMOOMJMIUM -Cen· tral location. near shopt>, schools with J bdnns. Just S72,900. Phone 546-5990 IRYM Tait.ACE VIEW -Front row view, comfortable executive home surrounc:ting a pool. $295,000. Phone 675-Q)OO. CDM CHARMER -Could be, needs you! R-2 Jot with 3 bdrm, 2 bath home. Asking $125.000. Phone 675-6000. MESA VERDE MIMl·MAMSIOM -4 bedroom 2 story with pool on a 7700 sq. ft. Jot. Don't miss the fireplace in den. $150,000. Phone 546-5990. HARIOR VIEW PADDLE TEMMIS - Portofino with finished. guest room, immaculate. colorful decor and lush gardens. $185,000. Phone 675-6000 SUPER SPYGLASS HILL --Expanded Tradewinds, dell~htful jacuzzi with view, colorful interiors. $325,000. Phone 675-6000 VIEW FROM HARIOR VIEW HOMES -4 bedroom, single story, low maint .• room for R.V., dynamite view. Only $169,900. Phone 675-6000. U~l()UI: li()Ml:i REALTORS· THl N/CCSrP(OPlE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675~ MESA VERDE, 546-5990 • CALL US CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX One blk. t<> ocean: our exclusive listing. A pride of ownership property consisting of two 2 bdrm. & one t-bdrm. units :J Car garage. Forced air heat. Deck from upper unit offers s mall ocean view . .Just a few steps to China CovP Reach. Shown by app't. $225.000 759-0811 fiuf 6f.Nt Gltol Wuttiut lU.dg. LIDO ISLE--Mlftl Estate . $275,000 Especially large hotM 18n'OUftdi"CJ patio pooL ft.met few ~ lMng Gltd ......,ahtfnc). Flexible 5 bedrOOfft ho.-kl9el for tM fcnnlly who wants two separate wings. Sltuotecl on two lots mtd two CJ""" sirados. SftY~L.ASS-lEASE/OPTJON $275.000 Nnr It nner llnd i11 C)f'Odous 4 a.m, family room. formal dlfting '°°"' In on ••chcrntiftg floor .pla11 s.rrOtlftding Sp•11ish courtyard. Decorator coarc:fin.ted htterfor & open .b•ant ceifincJs. Special tents for the buyer who w..ts to preserve cosh now ond buy ..... • MESA VERDE-lliUTIRll. SISl.000 . ExcepHCllllll two story famly ~ •ith 4 bechotnl, falnlly l"OOM ........ ....., l'OOlft. Z Fheplacn. IMsh 9'1••ry .-cl profH5'0fttll lcmd1eaplftg. A ,.....ct honte for the e>rfC41tln. Showw by appolnt•lllJfl °"'Y· ON THE WATIR-¥11W Slll,000 Adalt ~ hoMe -ttft saca.ity. priyacy mcl CORT..U...C•. 2 becfrOOMS. 2 l:.aths md 1MM1t slit OYOlfclble. V1EW of ..a. S....t.y a,paJlwwwut. IAC& _.y COND0-¥11W • Slt,IOO WeodsJ Ir walldtrM Z-stary wfttt 3 llMl•a--. "'Mr. & Mn. hcaueac11hth" II•• ..... Owtta WIU. UCHAMGE fOlt MIWPOn SH0,000 . .,... .. .:;Q ...... ... ............ ..... .... ...... .r:•lill ... OICClllUll i flaf 9flf ,fr;. hek 111 ..... if= wftta _............. ... ... ~. 0W91ff wlH Mfl ••l•tfttt ......... ii ............ peck .... ~.., .. ~ ..... f COIOMA DEL MAR H • c 11 t • und crystal a;aod ! Back ~~u:t;~~~:~.i:~ er1tage o ec ion ~~:y~:~i~~:: y A U\lll apeclaJ Vtll1t11e by try! Gourmd kitchen • • th~ Seta. Fealur1ni; l OWNER WILL CARRY ~p-down conver:.atlou l>drm1, formnl dauu11; .1rea + flroplBce! IOOIU • 3 r1n.•11lac\l:. RMAHCIMG Sunshine breakfast TO DAY P.,.._.111 uc:c.ro , acw and SPARICUHG _ 3 bedroom. 2 bath and vauo. Pool • jacuzzi • 1inva1c "~:.t QU1trters. volleyball. Garden hVUll: ..,...,. L • t htm & famlly room. Lowest priced single at its finest. 847-0010. ''"" &Ourme "'' C • iJ h • d f h' <>rlN Ill'-• II\ flJN IOHI Nf('(• h~ths Mr~ don'-' 11Hh:gant Cam y ome m pn e o owners 1p No down. only sss.ooo. ~.~;b•:t:i~~~. r:t ~·o~:~~r~: F;! ~':ta7t~ ~~~ ~·4:1~ 1i ae r [,=·~· ·~~~;'~'~~~ft~i~"~'~f~'~I ~U;~*~aj~:~~ Ol'tNlfl9 "'~'11"'10~1 ""0· SUPER BONUS .: ::z =••••:;;;I' now! [~.l@fdll ~~:;t~!:r~~:~ir~~dtr!~ BEAGOOD c:~·J:~~I neat. hard to find family home. See AMERICAN!! We'reopcntu9 roryou this before you buy. Hurry. call us at VETERANS 640.1151. Conserve Water! SPLASH SPLASH 1/z Acre We1tcliff THE COLOMY PL.AM400 rT'S THAT TIME AGAIN.. Customiztid 4 bedrm home in Newport Beach with Jarge sparkling pool. And for your privacy a slumpstone wall. Only $137.500. It's a beauty! Cal.1540.1151. EASTSIDE, CM 12) 2 IEDRM HOMES -one new. one remodeled. Close to 17th Street s hopping and Newport Harbor High. A Mp«' investmenL Hurry. just listed. call 546-5880 BIG POOL-BIG HOME Polynesian · Livinr COSTA M E~A pool home. 3 Bedrms. 2 balh. Large enclosed lanai. Many up gorgeous plants need culling back. $79,460. 400LU' ~ RIRIU C.Ml@BP?h AMAS Jn the heart or Newport. Classic colonial 7 bedroom home with all the amenities. Extensive use of wood paneling. parquet Cloors. bllns- even 3 !pies. Formal dm· mg. family room, pool wilh jacuzz.i. 4 full baths +2 half baths. Large trees enhance beaull!ul landscaping. A very special opportunity for a special famlly. $385,000. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642·5200 SI 19,500 GorgL'OUs family home in top locatton -dramat10 2 story entry. Brack fireplaN>. Huge country lutchen. 4 bdrms. family room • completely air conditioned. Community pool & tennis CQurls nearby. Fast escrow IJOSSible. 673 KSSO. t.Pi.N JHQ•fl '1'V"'.o I )fol f;, ,, [®'UIHiil OM A MESA VERDE cul-de-sac. 4 Bedrms. 2 baths + large family room centering around I 6x36 pool Shake roof. double fireplace and dining rm. THINKING Of Priced right. call 546-5880 RENTING? Beach Chalet An..... VETERA .... ~ }lj<>h beam ceilrng with "· " Why nol consider buying " MUST SELL this beautifu 3 bedroom, 2 this large s bedroom, alnwn and palio sets. Polynesian lhemc for 3 bath Costa Mesa home. Gourmet ix>0lhomew1Lhmanycx· Redrm 2 bath. Walk to Executive Home kitchen. ('Ompl w /butcher block t·atani; features., The p00l, ;ec room. tennis counter tops & continuous cleaning ownt:r may even help courts aod beach. with lhu fanuncmg and $1()() 000 oven. Sculptured shaq crph. Heavy lhal maght even be a bet-• • shake roor. Large Yard. Hurry priced :!:"n"'•• than .cnung. 400Lll"e:J\\ 2 Story + Pool Family room, bonu., room. 4 bedrm, 21-.i bath. formal duung room + much more Ln this 4 yr o ld home for only Sl23,900. Call for aµpl. before it's too late~ 549"86.SS only $76,000. Call 546-5880 640.6161 c.Mif ~ ~-HERITAGE ($) --~ REALTORS ~UPERB HOMES 1002 G...-ol I 002 Geftef"ol REAT I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l~~;:=.1 lBR +POOL $74,950 :O.lature fam1I :-' ne1~hborhootl Quu·t street. Lg. hvanit room J\li;ssive slont· frplc Formal t.lin. Family rm overlooks pool' Open s l y I t· c o n v e n 1 e n <· l· kitchl'n. :;1 fomtly sll<' bdrms. Sparklin~ free' form pool c 1 re led w/Anzona l"lag!>lonl' F.Z care yd. V /\CANT & WAITING! Call fast 646-7171 ~/.111t9• rl > P1.,1N/Uf'ff'.01Ct• RELAXA TIOH FORMULA Sauna + pool + outdoor shower + C'Ovcred patio equals a great way to unwind at end of day; we have a 4 hclrm .. 2 bath home in Mesa del Mar. Costa M0sa, that offf'rs this & more. $84.950 ...:; ~-.. ~/Kano ttEAl .. Tl' '\, ) '*' (..~ 3377 Via Udo, Newport Beach .. 673·7300 [ ~ ·11 Gfltff'ol IOOZ•GeMMll 1002 '<l''Nl'a11 ............................................. . Cdl.Pft ~ I Vacant. read.} to rno"c onto. 3 BR. 2 BA, 1,c bock yd w/l'rlany fruit trees $78,000. ~6-3928 or 640-4 737 MESI.VERDE CUSTOM HOME Fabulous cuslom home in Mesa Verde. Super am · maculate Lhrcc bedroom with family room . llG CAMYOM CUSTOM HOME Rustic 5 bedroom contemporary on Big Cyn gol£ course! Meadow grass. rough sawn wood exterior. lushly ldscpd entrance with rambling fish- pool & waterfall. Huge reereation rm + studv. completely finished 3-car garage. 'on huge corner s ite in presti· gious pvt area. $350,000 2111 San Joaquin Hiits Road NEWPORT CENTER, M.8. 644-4910 pool that ts completely 6"et'al I 002 G.....-al I 002 formal dining room and :I renovated. Just be ready ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• to move in and see the xtras: Two fireplaces. ~.. , extensive ~andscapmg. C ldwell Banker custom bwlt·ins, large O enclosed patio. Call now <><<",!IJENTIAl BROl<ER.PGE COMPANY 546-2313-,.,_ OFfN ll1 9•1TS fUN101!1N I' l•;UlMlil Charming Duplex New on tho marlCet, on quiet tree lined street m Corona del Mar. Live in one and rent the other. This home exudes charm. Call now to sec 1l, only $175,500. 640-6161 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. two FOft OME! $73.000 2 chatmi~ buogalows on M loU ! Qwet troe lined street. P.-ime area . "No charge" for fruit trees! Cloee to schools Ii: Mops. ln~choice oome steal tbern! 2 for 1 low prlce-fJS.0001 Call ~ . .-11n Ol'rlt 111 9 • n ~ kl't ro 111 #lff • associated ---- HARIOR VIEW Immaculate Harbor View Home on large corner lot. 4 bedroom. family room Montego model. A great buy for a young family! $159,500. r A COLDWB.L IA.NIB CO. 644-1766 :Ult aAHJOAOUINHILLSRD. IN NEWPORT CENTER _.. ~'~--------------------------~ GaMraA I 002 GM1ral ....................... ·········~ ............ . caE 111111 ~1~111s ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE GIMIUMAM5• ESTATE SAM JUAN CAPISTRANO First Offerina! Magnificent HilltA>p Estate In Horse Country 4.8 Acres. Spectacular Mpuntain, Valley ac ~an Views I Luxuriously Appaint• 44 CUit.Om ltacleoda With Over 4000 sq. Ft. Of Uvlng Area. s Bedrooms. 3~ Bethe Beam Ceilinp Marble & <!arpoted Floors 4 C.ar Garage. Many Additional AmenitleR. ~.ooo. Call Bill Rad~ . COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. A EASTSIDE C.M. 2 BR. 2 BA Supt>r Park your RV VAU.EY 640·9900 Cu.stom Built 3 BR + den + fam rm. vaulted open beam clngs. pnv pool & tenoi:; ct. 1600' + • 'ids from oc~. KNp tlli• hc.dy dil'9dory witta y. tMs WftllMd n YOll CJO ~Al Hit~ listed M4ow -dHcriMd ill .,...... .... .., ..,.~ ......... lit todey's DAS&.Y N.OT WAHT ADS. ,._ ......... epee .._..for .... ,..... - w9fd te Nst well lttf~ i. Miis coi-Mell Fridcry. s.twdoJ ... -....,. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 354 Magnolia, Eastside, CM 548-1168 $68,500 Mon 12-4 3 BR & FAM RMorDEH 20822 Lancelot, Huntington Beach 546-2313 $76,000 Mon 1-5 16595 Markham. Fountain Valley 963-6767 $71,750 Mon 1-5 1312 Seacrest Dr. HarbVuHills, CdM 759-1174 $185,000 Mon 1-5 •245721 larbor View. Dana Point 493·9672/831-9432 Mon 1·5 1845 Port Westbourne <HV> N.B. 644-4238 $144,900 Mon 32 Whitewater (JasmineCrk) CdM 644-5727 $190,000 Mon 11·5 15 Rue Cannes <Big Canyon) N.B. 644-1766 $284,500 Mon 1-5 •22782 Avalon St., El Toro 548-1168 $89,900 2907 Balcer, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $93,700 Monl·S 1300 Seacrest Dr. Harb Vu IDs. CdM 644-1920 $210,000 Mon 1·5 4 IEOROOM 14881 Groveview <The Willows> Irv. 552-5900 $72,500 Mon 12·5 317 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 673-4647 $185,500 Mon 1·5 •234 Colton, Newport-Beach 646-2748 $115,000 Mon 9-6 223 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle.NB 673~ $225,000 Mon1·6 4 IR & FAM RM or DEM 24926 El Corijo Ln., Mission Viejo 586-2673 $95,500 Mon 27441 Valderas, Mission Viejo ... 581-4375or493-2826 Mon 1422 Keel Drive (HVH), CdM 644·5615 Mon l·S 28 Morro Bay Dr. (Spyglus) NB 64()..800 Moo 2-6 340 Catalina (Newport Helgbts) NB 642~ $161,950 .Mon l.S •2106 Santiago (Dover Sbore:s> NB 642-8235 $198,500 Mon 1·5 1718Galaxy Dr. (DoverShores> NB 64.2-8235 $275,000 Mon l·S 2216 Donnie. off 22nd. Nwpt Bch 64.2-5200 $148,500 Monl..S 1957 PortWa.Ybrldge Pi. NB 833-36M $139,000 Manll-6 CONDOMINIU~S FOR SALE OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING CAMEO HIGHL.AHDS -4 bednn. move in condition. Beautiful carpets & drapes. View. Offered at $160,000. Open Sat/Sun 1-5; 4615 Corlland, CdM. IRVIME -just listed. new 3 bedrm • family rm in Irvine Coves. Sycamore plan, 2 story, approx 1700 sq.ft: $99,950. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. #2 Leda, Irvine. HARIOR VIEW -(Lusk), just listed .. .large 6 bedrm. formal dining. family room. Home on super large culdesac lot with a large pool and jacuzzi. Also in one corner of the lot is your own private putting green. or. fered at $269,500. 3626 Catamarran. CdM; open Sat/Sun 1·5. SPYGLASS -just listed -large 5 bedrm bonus room home featuring 3 fpJcs. one in the master bedrm. located on a 1.4 acre lot with a mini- orchard. Also features large pool and jacuzzi a'nd a bltn gas BBQ. Offered at S289.900. Open Sat/Sun 1-5; #2 Mission Bay. CdM. HARIOR VIEW -beautifully de· corated, 2 bedrm, den home. With many extras. Off the kitchen is a beautiful patio with a waterfall. Of· f ered at $146,900. 1951 Port Locksleigh. Newport Beach; Open Sut/Sun 1·5. NEW HOMES SPYGLASS--&clusf•• Ustinq' OPEH HOUSE SUMDA Y 12-5 2 NEW HOMES, located side by side. Both of which the buyer may choose all their own colors <Carpets . tiles. etc.). Homes will carry new home warranty. One home is a 4 bedrm. 21,!? bath. approx. 2700 sq.ft. Corner Jot with a view. Popular Tradewinds model. Of· fered at S315,000. 17 Bodega Bay. CdM. 3 Bedroom. 21h bath. approx 2500 sq.ft. Fireplace. formal dining room. Popular Portsmouth model. Offered at S298.000. 15 Bodega Bay, CdM. i I J • .• OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE I SUPER SHARP · Just listed. 3 bedrm. 2 hath home. Super sharp starter home. Lovely Jandseapmg. Offered for only $79.900. COMPLETELY REDECORATED 2 bedrm home +hat·hC'lor unit. 11~ Block from the beach. Lm·all'd on Halhoa Jsland. $169,950. TURTI.EROCK HIGHLANDS -·just listed 3 bedrm, family room, formal dining room. popular plan I. Corner lot. location. Home to h ave super upgrades. Priced to sell. TURTUROCK HIGHLANDS -brand new 4 bedrm, 2112 bath. Lusk built home. Plan III. next to greenbelt and pool. Buyer has choice of carpet color. HARBOR VIEW -super upgraded 3 bedrm. family rm. formal dining rm home (Carmel model). This home is a must see' Home was professionally decorated and a lso professionally landscaped. The back yard features a large custom jacuzzi with waterfall with lOO's of hanging and potted plants. Extra storage also built in the attic. Call for additional information. DOVER SHORES -beautiful view home. 4 Bedrm. formal dining, large family rm. Added 600 sq.ft. bonus room over 3 car garage. This is a fantastic, custom built home. Offered at only $285,000. , • roo2IGeMra1 100! ............................................... WE ALL UKE COUNTRY FRENCH! Southport Model; 6 bdrms. Spyglass Hill home, unique decor. Asking S315,000. Owners anxious to sell! 673-4400 UMDA ISi.i S BR CaUCornia Monterey home. Bay(rmt -pier & slip. Family rm. formal dinlQg + 5'4 baths. $4.2$,000. Beve.rl.Y Morphy 642·8235. (B..'11) • I . .. , ·- •. ' • ., .... .. HotiHI Fors• ........ • ~~:~ .~~~ .~~ ...... · I ~c:4!:~ ! -~~ -~~-...... . Costa Mes a I 024 Cotta Me'o · I 024 HouauForSak ·••··•···•·•··•··•··•·• CorGftCI def Mar I 022 ·•••···············•••• •···•·················· ••••••··•·············· •..••....................••••••••••.••...••.•....••.•••.••.•.•.•...•. G ... NI IOOJ GeM1"et 1002 ca.....-.1 1002 ··•••••••·······•··•··• ••.••.•...............••..•.......•••...•••••• srYGLASS HILL OPIM SAT/SUH. 1·5 U POIMT LOMA D•t \ 'outlln l"r <·rl('h ' S1111t hpo rt Mo11t•I, Ii hdrm... lir11·k . h tlwd & ('iJl'fll'lt'fl floorini: 0\\llt'r .1n\1tlll"i to ,1•1 1 ~111 ,)()11 IN OLD MEXICO *U.S.* . Veterans \u11o ,, lht' l11111· lu '"1' .. 111r \'.\ 1•1,.;:1t.1111v tu jl U I (' h II"' \ II U I II I'\\ hnm1·' • 11111•1 \''I Hall' i\ p•mtl' ho.1' 1· 111,.1 11,.,.11 '"h'l<lfl I 1,111\' I l'lilll't'tl • llNI • I lilJlh 1111' • .J II m Im \' \ I u.tlh I 11 'lllNl,IKMI • \lo.'!l h11111<·' 111 111 .111;:c Corona def Mar Sharp D1.1ple• 1 Ut•drrn!'I, :i b.tlht1. :!. h.,'flrm, I bulh, $1HO,OOO f:otJ1l l11~urnt• Dupln So. of Hwy 1)11 ovt'r~1ted Int \\ 14r .. ut 1~1tenllul lnr ,1d1.llt11m11t l.irgc umt. :i Bil. l II,\ I llH. 1 Ui\, $1S5,00U 644-7270 F iJ hu l1tll " l11·;i1 h"i1d1· h .ll·11•11 d o1 111 f .1 mn11 .. l'111•rt o \.ti l.111 1 I l..11 I!•' heh m... • 't'I\ .1111 " q 11.11 ll•r.., :\I 111·-. 111 It t.• " I'll l 111 1111 • c I II ~ () \\ II l' I' \\I 11 I On"ilrll'I' 1•\('ll;tt1 ) . .'I' ft1 .. ill\ h.11 rl lo hell._., c• .it ..,1:!0 11011 H1•rth at -.;11~1 rwr Wt'l'k I 011111\ \\ill 1111.d1fl I .;:;;;;;;;;;;====;!I • ~\111 I l'lll1>l<1te111t•nl' lorl• •r11l l11nt• hu) 1•r, • 11.Hl 1,ll t'lq!llidtl~ ·" .111.tltle 111 m•Hl\ ra,t·~ • W1• '' 111 pr"'"'"s ~11111 't•J ltlll Jlt• Ill l'll').:lhtl1l\ ,,,, \Oii PRESTIGIOUS JaMT!lne Creek CdM Hew Listin<J-Owner 25 IS Voner, Colleqe rartc, C.M. ._ Headed for Ol"e'CJOf'I Mint W I ) Ir, J la. C ....... IOC. $10,000. Ownw lrokw lobl 979·9039 or Rhoda Magil 642-3600 CostaMHo I 0 2 4 Costa Mesa 1024 ..................•..•...•.....•.............. COST A MESA'S FINEST Cur nC'r lut, ill'<'l':.:. I ur h11<1t ur tr<11ler Summer drt'am home I Large• lll·droom,,. 2 l><1lh:,.,, rt·· dured lo $7\1.51111 Suh1111t ONE YEA.RHEW :\lob1le llomc in Co:.ta :.tesa adult IJUrk ~I Br 2 Ba :.pacious II\ ms at economy price. SJ..J.000 RUCKER REALTY (JI DAIL V PILOT Tuesday. July 15, 1977 ~~!~! .':!~ -~~..... ... ~c:e!!!!!.~ ~~ ........ 1~.~:!: -~ ~ ....... . ~t::~.~!'!1:.Y .... !~.3.~ =: I 042 ~c;" I 042 CO:'-llH) SPECIALIST. II 8 . t.: M . to' t V I y Tourhslone lte111ty 1163·0867 2 Sty Charmer \\'Jlk to Mlle Squnrt• Park ·1 BR. ~ HA t bonu~ rvom. Well <le tOrilteJ w I extra lge lot L:ndcr miu kt•t 962-5521 CENTURY 21 10585 Sl:llcr, Fnln Vlly l'arlmdc Exer type 5 BR widen. I L>u. :i car gar on s11ac lot, ISl' Jl(X)I, auto ~prl..lr:., beaut dt•t•, 111- ' I <It• & U U I I) \\ I)\' r $1 11 ;~) ;~1-1101 Huntirt«Jton leach I 040 •·•••···••·······•···•• ................•..•... TIRED OF MEWrOIT IEACH PRICIS'/ HOW AIOUT HUNTINGTON HARIOUR Open Houses Sat/Sult/Monday WATIAMONT CONDO I Br. 1 Ba E nd Unit on Main Channel with Boat Slip . ONLY $130.000 17148 Blu<> Walt>r NEAR WATER ·1 Br. 2' :.i ba. Huge !;ecluded 1\-faster & Den Library with hoth Harbour & Marma Vie'-'· ONLY Sl64.500 17051 Roundhill CLOSE TO CdM HIGH Cornlo 111 1111 · l:luth 1'10,1· to po11I 1'i. -.hor I 1i11p 111 'llJlt'r tlloll h1•I '.j lldr Ill' ., h<tlh"i \\ tlh 1111111u1· <ll'('tll' :\I 11111' 'i i 17 ()(l(l \IHI llhl (',Ill I :.!II \\lltll/.! • \\ ,. \llll I 111d \ 11(1 ·' lt111111· 1ilUt \.U I ~Ul~\' ~PUf ln;._111 1-;1.,l!.Hll Jllr. 21., ha. fom 1111 l'ltr,1 11111d1·rn kit<h \\ l111lllll1 nlll'l ll \\.I\\' 111 l'll :!liOO ~11 It h111rw ~l'UI IL~. lt}!hlcd l\'llfll' l'Ourh pool. Jac11111 11 t• a ll I m a l II l ,I I II l' ti t.:n.1umb Pn.1f rlcl'IH aled & li111d:-.1:apecl I yr old home al~o 111tlude~ tust um w:11crf:dl . :.lr'eam & pond to relax hy. r l.'l' l:111d SI i!l,900 ,Dpt•n hou:.c S;il Sun ' ~Ion 11 5 (.'all Ii l-l·S727 or 6.J.1-5~1.no hrokcr" ----------1 · ..................... . Call 540-3666 BY OWNER ISLAND LIVING INVESTMENT MINDED'! Th1·11 '011 II "" .1111 111 k11cm <1hnt1t .1 pr uh· 11f "'' nt·r~hi p 11ffi<'1' l>uild1n;..: ;1t S 120.000. 11r 111d.11't 1 ud :!H .11·1 1•' ",·11 l11t·:ilPd "11 h 1 ;itl l'<: l1l il1111·... Tn t';>;('hang1· 111· 1111111'1·111t1rl' if ~·011 lik1· CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Least'::, h~l\ l' l'XJHrt•d : owner wants 111 mO\'C' on Pn<·t• i~ flexihlt• n ov.. Ml 1·aJI a bu11l t hi" 1·orn(•r lot•att•d 11wom<• prnpt·rl \ \,k111~ fll'll'C S15!1 .'100 673-4400 Division of Hcrbor lnvestrn.ftt Co. ~~~~~~! .......... ! ?.~ ~ 1~~~~~~! .......... ! ?.~ ~ LITTLE BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEXES ;1 Hd1'111 . 1'11·~;1111 <;1';111d ( ';111 ;d hPllll' arnr•11111r .. 1nC'lt1tl(· :111 <>l(·\·a111r 1mpnrkd rn.irhlP (•111 n · floor "it·c·111·11' ":vstC'm, m;11·hlt• lrplC' '. plu~ H largP 2 hclrm \'I('\\' :i pt \\1th frpk s:lX:),000 l.;1rg1• I lldrm l1011w. hulll :1round ;111 a t r111m plt1' " -.t·p~1rall' d 1armmg :! hdrm apt S2fi:'i.t10o O\\'nC'rs will l':trr.v fin anl'mg OPEN SAT/SUH 1-5 206 ABALONE RUMBOLD REALTY INVESTMENTS 3 12 MARINE AVENUE BALBOA ISLAND 675-4822 General I 002 General 1002 ..•...•............••••......•.•..••....•.•.•• CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEXES 2 DUPLEXES -l11('t1 \(•d "1lh111 "alk 1ng di~t;1111·1• tn t lh· li<•ad1 Ont· unit :! :md ;1 l The 11t lwr 111111 :! and a ~ E xn•lll·nl l1l(';1t 11111 J>r11'l'd tn s1'll ~~~~~! .......... !?~~,~~~~! .......... !?.~~ macnab I Irvine realty UNIVERSITY PA.RK •s FINEST • OFFERING Beautiful. free-standing 3 BH horn(• i n on P n f 1 r vine · s b cs I ri r l' us Ot•<'n ral l•d 111 the fines t taste . Overs ize d famil v rm. i ndoor atrium. 2 lovely p·atios. Close lo c•ve r ything · schools. s hopping. pools. jac uzzis & tennis . Owner transferred. $107,900. Lila Harper . 752-1414. 18-63) 2-STORY W /VIEW! Executive home in Newport Beach. 4 BRs 12 wt balconiesl. 21 :.i baths. lg. family rm w/brick fireplace & wet bar + separate formal dining. Spacious yard w/lg . wooden deck for entertainin~. $176.900. Jo~·ce Edlund '142-8235. <B-64 > NEWPORT CREST Tennis courts: pool. jacuzzi & sauna across from this beautiful 3 BR . 3 bath & den condominium w mini view of ocean from 2 cleck ~ ! Privacy & ~ood porkinf;!. $135.000. Cathryn Tennille 644-6200. (R.6,')) IEST LOCATION-IA YCRUT Popular 4 BR Ivan Wells home w I ghake root ideal for the growing family! 3 baths. dininf{ & family room + generous BRs. BeauU!ul bnck yard w/nttractlve p001 & play area, Pntlo ore kitchen ror snacking. Qui<it s treet. $225.000. Mary Lou Marion 842-823.'), <R-661 '4l·tUS .01 Oovtr Ori..,. \ 1·· .. , 111l11rm.il1011 1111 lt11m1·~ JrlJ l'k,.:1liil1l\ pi 111'1''''"1: \',tll . 645-3474 • ~1-·11- Holiday Special 3 + Pool $65,000 I 11'1\d~I\ I~ \,11.t11un \\'"''I "Ill I)\\ II lll1' '"'",. '-k \ l.11 I. honw w ''hak" 111111 !'.fl.H llllll).! d11111lg """' \\ lpii'. ll\l'illll1I., ,p,1rl.li11g ;Ji.' l:l p1wil l m 11.t1111 .. nh.111•·•·' lit•· Jiii\ ,tit• hid, \\.di ll'IH'l'd \ .1 I d \ I\ s 1·; " 'I 1·: E 0\\.:-.:l·.I< \\'.\.\TS .\C: 'l'ION Lill l'h)ll1~. 'Hi:! 115 1 l'oah & \\' ullat·t• HE I nr 1--------1 C-2 Newport Blvd. H::• • I• rnnt.1;.:1· \ 1!11 ''""' h "ti h llll't·h.11111 .. 11 ".11 ,1 t 11111 ·• n ·nt.d-on tt\4• 1 •·~u Pt t'"'lt'nl asu·onH.1 ~.~I 11111 Full pl'lt" $135.000. ~~J~lifi -ANYTIME Bolboa Peninsula I 007 .•..................... 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Walk !tt hC'h, S2flll,OOO 1,111 i \(j;"j OCEAN VU I r11I\ uniqui· l"r.1111. 1.111.\tl \\'nghl :.Lyle humt· \\llh .1 Sp:rn1~h flair lhr. ~bu Lt•":, th;1n I lilk tu Slak H1•a, h 'itill· l;>ii7 OCH VU HIDEA WA. Y Bad1l'lor or ar11sl ':-.:!UH. :m,\ '' old Cd\! eharm llui:t• lot '' rnom t o build .lu'l r,•11t11•t•rl lo ~l:!:!.5C)ll HALPINCHIN II EAL TORS 675-4392 !'I \'r nld J & <!hd 1lupll'X w lrg guc~L rm & ba Tcrriftc tn<'Omt" $195.000 HyOwner 1;.io.1266 SPYGLASS HILL .'.pl1·11d1tl I llH Ltmtl) rm . 11n'<t11 'I<'". 11•101. 1;1n111.r. :! lr!Jk" 1 .. 1· I.ind' ~lH.000 l'.\lll. \I \HTI:>. fk;il 1':,,t;il" Ii 11 i383 OCE,\N CA'.'l YON VI I::W :!Br & tlC'n. Su of llwy, 1 hll\ to lwud1. S215.000 o,~ni·1 \\ti I 1·a rry Shown b) a1ipt onlv. Ownl'r hkr b'7J·57 IO Costa Mesa I 024 ................•.•.... SALESPEOPLE .'\Int .1tm11s11h1'l'I' & 11>1·:1 I ltlll !JO'• tMn 1111"'-IOlls 1111 lull ltmt•rs Ll.'l·~ h,11t· 1•11111•1" .lnt'I 111·' tn, ·~•.! fl;lfJi( TRY $7,000 DOWN ll11 lh11oo :t 111' 11 t lla home. :-1:~11110 I' I 11>r lht• trrst BUA.CART S OPEN ~OUSE ~EAL TY 1763 Ortll"l9~ .Co'\tn Met.• 645-9161 MESA VERDE \'1•r> 1:00<1 luck. Cusl<Jm lou11t hom" 111 the :.te~il \'l'rd1• ~1·t·tion of Co~la :.1e~il :1 Br. tam. rm & po~slbll' l!Ut•st quarters A~kini.: Sl65.1!00 i\gl 675·8800 C:JH,l)fu ('harmtng rll'an J llr ·• ll!ft'*J' '-'• ka. dtntllf! rm, ne\\' t•pt, EXECUTIVES & urv~. t:u,crcd vut1u . ' dbl t·ar garu;:c w1worl.. CHOICE bt!neh Corner lvl. lnl·d EHTERT AIHMEHT back } t1rd. Ilou111 for SPECIAL uuu1 01 H\' µarl..ing l.i.;t' l'ilnth kttt hi;n llow~ Sfi3,ifl0 li 15 7051 nr 1 nto 12·x:i1 • 1 mly rm w 111 •'•;.t•:!.•·Ol·i"•,tj•' l•o•r•u•p•p•t ---hug" Wt'I bur & walk 1n 'lOl'J)!e Ll,(t' ~ll'µ d•iwn Ii\' rm w sleµ up !l!'i'xl5' Jnnl d111 rm 2nd floor bdrm' ha ''t' up~raJo;d qils Su!Jcr mstr bdrm ... Ult<' t!'. hug" \\ 'aulted c·t•1l tn g, S\1t.· n•lW • >IHJ.191 Ht>al .. :st~ l'n1 ,. rcdul'\•d if.!' Lanai II R \Int 1•1111ntrv I'll> lrn· ~!any xtras' .I \.' l'o :'>llMStiH •75!1·1677 5 BDRM BUCCOLA HOME ON GOLF COURSE Ideal !gt• homl• lor ex- ecutive cntertmning & I ml~ <'llJ'IY ml•nt 11 ugc lml) rm w lgc ~lone lrpll' Scparult• ltv rm :\IESA \'EflDE CONUO lmmuc ~ Br 1•nc gar &. µal111. prn1J c; real IOl' 16.'ll "C' '"""' ,\,k111g S!'l!l r,nn Ph 7!'i I 1121i ()\\ 111' !\U:S \ \'1-:Hl)~; :!Br. l ll:1 . lrplt din an·a . pool $81.:1011 ll \ 11w11t·1 ;),)7 1110:1 . B\' ()\\''.':I·: ll :!111 . I 1 lia ~.500 I ii>I ( '1 ··~t mnnt ;,59.[>-l:!:l CON 0 0 !:i I' ECI ,\LI ST I Ilg Bch. C:'.\I , Ft \'ly Toul'h,tone H1•alt \ 963·0867 LARGE FAMILY? T,y this 3000 + >oQ.ll,:; Br h:;e 111 :'ll.-s.1 Vcrdr r\r l~•1Ch w /largt• µ11ul 1'1·ot dN·oraled, h~ "" 1wr, S-19·4231. Ole 759·4ii7 w lg1• lnnl tl 111 rm ---------•! S µc !'I :t I "111 It· I Ur lcl·nugl'r~ ••r m,.11J un l'l 0oor. :11-:1.'llefOU~ UIJ~lain; hclrm~ plu~ lgl' m str bdrm "ult•. Call on lh1:, 01w 11ow• 5-15·9.t!ll FIXER UPPER WITH POOL :>.t'l"I' patnt and l'arp..i .\II 1l take~ " a ltll It• 110 ;ig11u111011 .~ .. \1 nrk ;11111 ~m1'll ha\\' .1 l1<•a uttlul po111 h11ml' llurr~. t'.11 1 1)15 113o:I .-liiiliiil Prime :\11.'sa dt·I Mar IOl'U· INCOME liu1J1l ~lart ~r un11 :-. :! I lou:-.·~ 1111 ,, lut. 1t1n1•d l11r anuthl'r lnl·1Jm1• il"" StilO mo l'ri<'ert to ,,.11 SXS.500 Roy Mc Cardle Realtor 1810 Newport 548-7729 Costa Mesa ON THE Golf Course <111it•l l'lll rll' :<al'. p ro•,11,.:1• an•a j bl•tlroom~. tie 1·" r :i l n r p" n l' I 1 n g l)(•l\\t't•n lht' II\ 111~ and lamil> room:.. :.: \\ uy I 1rt•pluc·l' rr1• rl)Om or lthrar~ Tt•rr;i1.1.o tllt>, covered IJ;ltiti. 111101 Slll-1 ,000. HK H , t::tl I S.UI 1720 twn. ·I Br homl', for tht• TARBl!LL husy famil~· w:addl.'d lati den. sl crl'o & 1>001 table .. • • " 1ncludl'd Low m :11n #I In Cahforn10 tcnan1•c grounds Nice piillP. llltn brick BBQ. a111•---------:-t·hools & OC College within \\ :ilk1ng d1i.tanel' S<'c and make an ofter . \II PCJ1nb RcJltor' >l!~f 1:1r.1 Jhr below m:irket. 1 l!lk . \ui::u~la. t Fain icw & t\111:u~ta 1556·31 t!l htr ·alt :• ~ltt! o"i7t :in) t1mt· EASTSIDE BYBACKBA.Y J~~fi~~l '~l~i~!~!~!. h:ilh 111 lernl •<' Eastsidt•. Co~la ~lesa lot·at1011 .lu:.t blocks from schools & Wes1d1t'f Plaza Gool'ficl.' t•xclusi\'c, Si!J.500 645-3474 ·--1-·11-Sharp :! yr nt•w Conrto. 3 BR. ::! H~1. s1•(·ludcd IJ\l patio. µ\'t <letk off mslr L>drm. Very quiet <1rea in popular dcvelopmN1l. ---- Arthur Hcl':..t• Heal tor OPEN HOUSE • 751-J.liJ SUMDA Y I ·5 DOLL HOUSE (;rnh ull lt1L' J:USIO hie tu" 111 nlll'r by monni< in- Fa1n-iew to Paulurino to NEW3Rr. 2•,Ra home. :\ladisontoCheyenneto dramat1r I" In g rm 3116LIHCOLH WAY w \'aultt•tl t'l•tl1ng~ & rihr.&farnrmonlll'\'l'I. frpl C'. st•par.itc dining ilrt'a. modl'rn open style :\)!l. 832·87!1:.! .'i lti 2018 kih·hcn. SllS.500. Prin rin· ransl<•rrl'u ~ ..... ,, I as t ly. /\gt. &10-8!125 :.:ile Sha rp :!Bil Sli5,000. '" 1111~ t·ul1c·. th<' lowest ----------i\J?t &IH i II I :>I>! IOOO 11r1 t·t•d t·ondo 111 llrook,·iew. 3 SH. 21 ~ Ra. alnum Owner anxious. Rou~ht another 759-0761 Solar Special Dona Point Ex<.:ellcnl l~rm~ ~uch a ••••••• •• •• • ••• • •• • • • •• low down pnyment you FtXER UPPER Real 1-:.,tall' 611-7383, Gollt•gc Park. 3 br... 2 ba, pool .lui.l refurbis hed last "eek Owner won't find anywhere Two older home!i un lt-2 else: You investor~ will ucean ,·icw lot. Located love it and the family near shoppin!? & Dana buyers will go oul of their Po111t Murinu Excellent min1b ' 4 Red rooms. inves tml?nt ptllcntial. PUBLIC NOTICE JULY 4th • W!EKEND SPECIAL HEW HOME Spy~ass Hill 28 Morro lay Dr. •t BK. 21 i Ba. opportµnll) lO sa,·e herore being list :d. ~O &110 or 644-468-i OJ>Qf\ tlouse Sat Sun Monrn· hy appt \ Olk fr heh. ownr. Opn Sat1Sun !\loo l·S. 3 13r +illt'llt w /mtn vu. 118~.soo r.?3-4647 or 873-m• No Loan Fees Owntr will rnrry nnanc Ins on tllla chl\rmln« Jrvln<' 1'.:rrncl' hnmf' 3 Dedrm,, sho kr roof. ••~.oou lloyMcC~ ....._ 1110 Ht"p;oti Ml·771t Cotl0""9te tran.~frd 2~27 Andover. ~.500. OJJ<Jn Sat1Sun/- Mon 12·5 Prinl' only. Bkr 6-10·2•155 family rm ron\'l,.rsa-SI00.000. tion pit ond solar heated 4 ...... CHo•.a.A1t p ool F.nclosed front .,." -~ gordrn \' urd . M e so IMYESTMIHT$ *SPARKLING Woods finest buy' Please 17141 496-771 I l.'811 LIKE MEW RED CARPlll Realtors 833-3380 4 Br & lam rm on large lot Home ha~ new ap· ---------• pliances. c pts. pa111t. hardware & much murc. S81.500 D.J.fffnttro Inc 549·3162 EXECUTIVE DREAM 3 Br. fnmtl~ rm. E-s1de, m.soo. 3 br, ramlly rm. Mesa Woods. S!l2.000. Broker, rH-S-7983 4' Br. <kn. 2 ba. rorner Now plumbina. p aint. Qsien Sut1Sun. 21113 Nu· Uonal Ave. $69.~ by own. 645-2319 -------- MISAVERDE REDUCED 4&famrm. $14,000. 4 & tam rm. ST USO Crawford ~A&•oc:latcll 90'1.0'TOt svactoua 2 11t y home, ~tied In ('!\IM cul dt• sac. Bu1.1Uful 1>lank noor entry lo~ds to massive brick C'plc In living room. Mi.tr bdrm I~ a dream with It's own fp\c Clulrm1r111 l1 the word (or l~ rc11r ynrd. Conwl~t MESA DEL MAR with a wood ctecks "fire 31)r. 288. hql(t fllnilly rln~ •H urry ! Call rm . cor n tr lot &~..0303, 17 .9~U I 0 If I!( cull •nr~r~T c OLSON GG4i ~or 11p11t . In 11~t· Ocean View l 'n<k'r Con~truc·t 1011 3 br. :1 ha split ll'vel w lul!< ur xlraio. :\llnutes to Oanu Point Jlurbor $115.000. _L Btok11r. 831 ·M60 DETACHED TO WM HOME 3 Be<lrootns. i lii balhll, flreplare & prlvntc yard. l«ated a short distance from school & Dana Point Marina. $72,000. AMCMOIAGI IMVISTMINTJ C7t4t 4t .. 771 I INV!STOR~s DIUGHT!! OorlJCOU!t 2,Br . 2 b• Oce1nr~ont condo ()qirlooklna Marin•, Bllln l~nuol OS(,\' '90,SOO. POINT RF.At.TY Call .tD&·lW!Oo OCEAN BREEZE (in·.it 11.B. fanuly hm. un tree I 111<> s treet. -I ll H. 2 BA. \I endu~ed patio Bltn llB{J for your sum· mer t'nJoymcnl No down to Vet:, Only Sll7.90tl W II ~; I. ,\ :"II R ~; ,\ L ESTA Tl-:. 8%-ill~>,; S&.'> Ht•, ale SiJl'tiali~l~ :1 I or :J bdrm modd' :J\'all, ... omt· w •pools. ~ .. 11;112 f'1•11n1ngt1111 l'roperl1e" Sfo~AWll\() pool & 1t1t•uu1 ~107.500 H E PH.OFE~SIONr\LS !JI~! H:l'ii %:1-iGS3 HU1ttington Cove Corner t•ondo. poul, rec :! HR. 11 z ba 566,500 759-0226 (~\~1fi'ATES} BEAUTIFUL! I Br. :!1 -.: ba Waterfront home with concrete deck & 35' boat dock. Why settle for a condo when you can buy this home? ONLY S22'J.ooo 16656 Intrepid Lane OH THE WATER 3 Br. 21 :! ba. Custom Waterfront. Cath ceili ngs, huge s undeek & 35 ft boat dock. S'.?50.000 Ce1ll for appt CUSTOM WATERFROMT ·1 Br, 3ba w/large family room. Super s harp with room for 42' boal $:!30.000 16922 Baruna Lane A.LL OF THE AIOVE PROPERTIES ARE OH FEE SIMPLE LAND PURCELL REALTY 1650 I Pacific Coast Hwy Sunset leach 846-2141 Huntington leach I 040 Huntincpon ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbour 1042 OPEN HOUSE/Owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• Saturday & Monday WA URFROH! . :1 lift 2 ba & li.;c ram rm. 11167 1'rt·:.tw1ck Cr. Lge F.xC'cUltV<' homC' with 51 l'lo"c lo br:ith, shops & ·lllr 2•, l>a . furmal dm dock and µallo. ideal for srhls. Highly upgratlrd. rm. l:Jm rm. ~:imc rm. 2 entertilining• Two.story prt<lt' of ownership. lliOO l'rplr~ Lge cedar dcrk ln·1ng ronm w Palv>o 'Q ft• Owner anxious. ::i12S,500. no ai.:ts 902.22;,:1 \'crde 'tonl' fircµla<'e to l>oughl anolhl•t" Bnni.: • <·rilini;. l'lcgilnl form.ii t he tam1I~: S!18,500. Sale hy owne r . ,.,harp. timing room. 2 wet bars l'oal~ & Wall:11·t• !Ni:! .11;;.1 newly 1lt"C·urnted C-Ondo. one m huge IJQOI room. 3 ,...,i._ tur Jacki" :! llH I'· Ba on l'\'.· hdrm~. ·I hath .... bcaut1lul Meredith Gardens :t lltl lJ\' 11\\ 111'1" ,,11!1 . .')tMl ;,..1:;.0520 FRESH AS A DAISY < 'h.trmmg & dl'l1i:hlfully tl1•1:or.1ll•rt Jllr. :ma lwau t > Dt•t·oralnr sharp & :-.µ:.irklm~ bright FC'alur- m~ wall:; of mirror,. µlush carpeting. & lush lunJsra1>•111!. Onl y Sj>,q,750 ,\,k t11 .,..,. 11 '.'lOW' ~~st ~846-5573 DOWNTOWN 20NI 1 lu,111• 1 uurl. a~'umablt· loan. !I' •' : mt 19H 17 So. thannt·I nl'w s.1:11 ;,oo l\111g~\\uo1I 1.n !Hi:l-:11911 1 1 .1 ~ 11r !Iii!! :!ri 1:1 lih Qua1 1--------.1 Place . ST ART HOW Propft'ti•• . 7S2•1920 .'.111111 \ ('It• ;j n ); l :1 rte I' l•OO QUAil ST NIWPORT HACH home· ;1 hr. I'• ha. IO\C'ly --------- 1·1rc11lar p:illo t•nrt dis l•---------hwa,lwr 1nt'lull('tl Onl\' Seasco~ Condo Sffi,500 I IHl upstairs model Stereo Lo•ers Attn: ,p;11·1ou" s umlcck llu11t in :.lereo s1>k1 ,, rt' L'all Ron 1>;11,,. :idy for your stereo 3 lg Century :?I 960 23:,s bt.lrms .. 1·'1 ba .. b:ir)!:lln Cro~sCuuntryKllS·ll&~ pnre only S7'.!.5llll Call l"r th•·w & oth1·1·, 1044 •.•.•.•.............•.. \l CAUl'O•NJA PROf!ERl)' EXCHANGE, Ille. ~ •tt1t""* PASTORAL VIEW ' St•paratc homl'' 1:1 lx'<lrm. :! lwdrm I un de-557-7620 '1ra L>lc ll 3 tOrnl'r lol ~-b'73!l '"th ath.'Y Owner oc-lm_~·------•_•_•_- . from this end unit, will help you enjoy this 2 bdrm & dl'n townhomC' in de~1rable Turtlerock. Don't wait. let u~ show 1L to vm1 t1<1l.1\' :\1 29.~ r uµ1l·d <:all for det:.iil~ :.:II ~>8()11, l'\ CS!lti8· 7725 Westhaven Realtors lnt'f RE Network SVPER 4 BR 2 UA HO:'ltE hc:lll•tl f1llC'rC'cl pool. ror- ll<'r Int. Ii 172 :\la lloy. Dr :-!li ,.iflll i\gl ti 1:;.99:;0 Open 1 lou:.t• ~a I Sun l ·,'i 111':,\L'TI FUL :->Br. 3Un. lam rm. coven'<l patio. many xtra~ 8-12· l•iGS · ------ l'ONOO SPECI ALIST. II B . C :\I. F t V I y . Touchl>tonc nl'ttlly. !l63·086i NEW LISTING BEACH HOME Yellow tloll house near beach Gull~y f\ilchen and larg(' lam1ly dining . Crackling hrl('k firC'place. 3 nn '1o, -+ a s tud10 /~ludy Tree studde d rear lol with brick fire1nt and BBQ. In theSGl'rs. BKR962-5511 . SELL idle items with a Dally Pilot Classified Ad. IW2·5678. • * ••• :1 ht,:! ha. db. i:;ar Ru~~. lloor,, paint. µullman~ all new ~'lex term s . S63.5lJO llHl:ll Ka muda Or. II II 1;1:!·~7 1:1 Open hOUM' 552·70~0 THE ... ·:. · · VILLAGE. · ." .: REALTORS Cl"STU:\1110:\11';. 5 blk!> lo hd1. 2:l00 ~q .ll . Sngl slor\'. o\'ers1zcd .1 rar "THE RANCH" i:?ar.' usC'd br1t·k fplc, & I Ur. 2t2 Ra, pool, Cam l';ilos \'crdes Stone lplc rm .. din. rm .. 3·car g:ir . Huge l'lllry ktll'h. loo By owner. Call 551·4297 many xlra f('alun•s to -. -• li~t. All !his for undPr CULV~RDALE Pia~ 43, 3 SL'0.000 .\r::t it 1·91111 a:l811 BH, I'• lla. lam ~m, c9v- -• patio. Jrwl t rcrs. comm. S&SPARK pool. p ark. t e nnis, HUNTING TOH ss.s.ooo. 5.S2·8421i lor aµpt. CENTRAL AIR Prine. only ----- Real Estate Huntincjton HcrbOur I 042 ••.••....•........••.•• lluroour llom es on water off water. Saks & Rent CHEER REALTY 848-5.5.11 ALL DRESSED ur and ready to go for )'()11; a 1?C1q.:eous Elkwood ~lodcl 111 chle Deerfield . l'arpetmg so plush you'll want 10 go bari?foot Beautiful tlrapes & landscaptng. 3 Bdrms .. 2 b11lhs. fomily rm S!l!l.950 ~~~o~o~ VILL~ REALTORS' OrengetrH New Z br, Z ba, patio home. Pool. tennis, etc. S69,SOO. B)' owner. 545-2991 or839-1494 $©\l&l}~-~tt/JS ' RanchoS•J~ 2Br+den. New San Joa· quin modt'l. Nr Racquet Club. Best golr course dew By owner $107.000. 1'.h 731-l ns Tltaf lrrfri9uirr9 Word Game with a Chuckle ------14-i••llf tt,, Cl.A'f I POUAM ----- oq.OH0~9 'eOt lJ (.f ·~~ fovr K•O""bltd WO'"<h ., .. low ta form IOUf "'"'pie w~rf1 L U C S E H I I' I I I R I B A N J I I r ,__..,,s_Y.--N ..,A_0..--11 ;. r I I' I . t ,, Open 11-S. Below Market Owner /Atl 48r, 3ba, F/D rm. lmmcd oec. 552-sm. R75-3S3t. so21 Dutcht!r Turtlerock Broadmoor. 4 br, reduced~ by anx· lous seller! move hl at on· ce. Anyl me 1'S2·1860, leave message. red hill _ 1.l 5 .' · . · I• I '!\ed!y, Julys. 1an DAIL y PILOT CZ ~ Houte• Fors• . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.':..~ ••••••..• 4!'!!~.~~~!4!'! ••••••• ~~::.~.~ •••••• ~c:'!!!:.~~.~ ••.•. :. ~~.~~~ .... ~?.~~ ······················· ....... 1044lnln• 1044 ~leach · I041~a.ach 1048 ______ .... ______ _. ....................... ··················•··•· ..•....•......•........ ..•••...•....••..••.••. . llAunFUL . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-., . ~~:.':.~!~ .... ~~:::!.':'.~:. ....... ~!~4!'.!!~ ..... . Newport hach I 069 Htwport a.ach I 069 Moblt. Ho111u ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sale 1100 Loguno Miguel 1052 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ADAMS 5 llDIOOMS b\ the 1reat C"Otrtmunlt >' •AM RM-l IATHS of WOOOBRID<il'"! nf Jhu•··~ ta l>c.111ty A tum! lrvln~ 4 bC"droom11. tu 11111.I ~ bdrm. honw ••mlJ)' l'OOl1) ud dln11111 with m ,., 2 too aq. n. uf "'Om. Alao ttotral AtC luxury 11111~. Ptaturln11 Call for dUll1. ll«'~m11~l (oiling 1n family ~· .. I.ST TIMI rm 'lllilh flni.>lar&., din uuc r 111 , u var lldtMi c lll'J)et oil 11 11 ft r II p e a lll ll d ti.-11ut1lully decouted thrw1t1L Cloe.ti to <'Ona· mumty r11iol And parlc. 1'1 trttJ tv Mill ~L only llO'J.~00 red hill ~ .. 552-7500 Lingo Rulfmn SWEEPING OCEAM VIEW -tr.. ..... ~ LClp9 dwftt ...... ceo-... two be*oont• ......... wood p•...t•d with wood plank floors. lonu• tOOM. 9"8Clt fOf' •twclo « study-SI I 5,000 l.AGl1!'1 \ NICl1EI~ 495-17:.'0 499-4551 OANA POINT 4113·8812 LAGl'NA BEACH 497-2489 VIEW! POOL! - a frfencly home to.ti•• _. Mhilala fft~wfth ftftced ptay ycwd met pool. oa a quMt atrwt. 5-per-va.w of hilt eel nfght tlgMs...$119,500 495-1 720 730 ST. JAMIS.OPIM IM DAILY 21R·41A +HGF.K. IHOOAMAGIL VllW OCEAM FASHIS~D l714J 642-3600 W:ilk ~ blk to bcb. lOXtiO ~cross from clubhOU!le & p00l. L&e enclosed porcb & patio. Priced to sell. 536-1711or551-60(2 8X40, 2 Br, 54 Convalr, ln ad111t park, $3'00. 548-6113 ~ fOf' sell• 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THRHACRES Fantastic is this near · new 3 BR, 2 BA home w/beauliful pool & DANA rOIN'r 498-8812 SOUTH LAGUNA jacuuL Almost 2 acres LAGUNA BEACH ......___.•-~L I06t Me...-rf leach 1069 plantable to avocados or 499-4551 497.2439 .__,.... • _._.. r-· trult trees w/plenty of ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• rm left over for garden & -1---------·BLUFFS CONDO, Anita horses. Won't. last. Xlut at~lablt' for t~ale'' 11..._ ________ •I Deerfield Park Hum;or-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PlAft 3 Over 200011q rt ,,,,_ _________ , •--Mf-....J 1052 Mi I Vi I 1067 4 Br, 2ba home oo fee Plan, 3 Br 2 Ba, com· terms.BKR . ...,..-...,_. 11 °" • 0 land. Close to beach. pletely redecorated (714)676-5717 ,veat Uvin¥ with null .ii l09"'10 Beach I 048 t.,... hoch I 048 A/C and all lb~ fJt1hl1•·!! FINISH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IC le kc 1· 1'ng m ·---------•I Asking. $152,500. Call w P •sun n iv r • OR 522·2080 3 BR,] BA Twnhm •• 432 Vista S uerta. __ __:.~.:.;__.:..._::. __ _ uf tho de•1uh1,, • '"" Somathi-S._.,lal UNIQUE LUXURY munity. Call to !lt.'t.° Jn•J ··~ r-- Beautiful new homo in CORDOVA 1-646--74•1•4 .or•6J•l•·3000 ___ .. Sll6,SOO. Open Daily, 1·5, . ORANGE COUNTY Sea Terrace comumuni· LA FAMIUA ----------.1_a..:::gt.:...._64._S-_99SO ______ , ONE SQUARE MILE d~ Lovely Condo, ocean side 3 blocks to Woods Cove ot highway. Woods Cove. beach with excellent ty. Fireplace. Security This highly upgraded BONUS Ocean & Npt bay vu. Lrg $360 per acre. $230,000 .@> AND Steps to beach. Ocean ocearr view through \Jews. Wood & glass. matw·e eucalyptus. Open l'oo l and parking. floor plan-2 Bdrm., 2 ~'9.500. bath. Newly remodeled gate. Fully landscaped. 38r, 2Ba. home on corner ROOM deluxe carefree twohse. total; firm. $67,000 down. }furry before s ummer! lothasalllhext.ras,dis-.... Jbr +ore, Jba , hi Consider exchange. Off Sl03.500. hwasher, upgraded BOnUS beamed ceilings, sunken Black Star Canyon. Ron Ellis·960·2358 carpet, custom drapes in GARAGE hv.rm wet bar. Tennis, QUAIL PLACE RANCH REALTY 551-2000 SAVE! IA.GRODZKY, Rltr from inside out. but loads 494.861 I 1 of add-on potential left. _ ___ Sunken tub. stained 180 DEG VIEW glass • s k y Ii g ht s . C·21XCntry848·1188 liv·rm & fam·rm, blinds Bouu S pool, jacuzzi, sauna. Wik PROPERTJ ES, INC". _A_D_U_L_T_C_O--::M:....ft_i_U_N_l_T_Y_I in kitchen, mstr bdrm " lo beh. Must sell! By 752· 1920 New 2Br, 2Ba + den. w/relreat, mirrored HOM~ owner.$145,000.64.S-9322 1---------- cl bh wardrobe doors, sliding Shar·p 3 bedrm home, 20 ACRES u se. pool, a great I d d GC E Woodbridge Arboriolte Briarcliff Luxury 11HJI Owner will finann• Sll2,500. Low !lwn, \\ill consider Ilic/option. #J.I, Lakeview. 495-5906 or 559-1833 -------· COOL POOL &SPA go with this great 4 bedroom 2000 !lq. ft. family home of won derful lr\'me. Don ·t. l<.>l the summer :;,tart without seeing this super offol'ing. Call for dC'talls. RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 New Woodbridi,:t• Conclu 2 Br + clen, 2 ha. l.sc npl, l•1ts ol upgrading. great tto.1r µIan, unfm1sherl honus area. Tukc advan· h11H" TODAY, by calling :'\OW' 979-1050 CENTURY 21 · We're open tit 9 for you COLLEGE PARK Syracu?>e :'ilodcl on quiet rul-dc·sac ::.t. J Bdrms .. 2 ba. + <ten. The hnng space 1s where 1t 's nt-eded' The only de· veloµml·nt 111 Irvine with lath & µla:-.tcr wulls. ~.000 S87 ,500. $500 /mo --------- MH8"17 or tii3·3022. Own. CUSTOM HOME greenhouse windows & 3 decks. Great apt. 3 Br, 3 Ba. 2 patios, huge dl!l'k Walk lo bea<'h~ Onr ~11! fin. !11.'·, $295,000. BOND REALTY 831 -9411 OCEAHVIEW HEARHISCHL Trernl!m.lous mtnside hm w/3 BR. fam. rm., dining rm., 3 BA. Grt!at view from both levels. Room fw pool. Full grown trC'C'S, lrg. lot A bargain at $255,000 JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 possibilities. Privacy & charm for $149,500. NORI HS REAL TY • 494·8057 • NEXT DOOR .. .. to Emerald Bay! Love· ly 2 bdrm .. 2 ba. beach home. Load:, of charm; beamed cc1l., frµlc ., enclosed garage + extra carport. Lgr .. fully lndscµd. lot, completely refurbished. with carpet· ing, draµeries & paint. Ready for immediate oc· cupaney. See today at $159,000 mfi~fi@IPfil EMERALD BAY OO@t:Uil~ ~pacious 5 bdrm. family 499-:2000 l1ome m lhc heart of this ------'------ µn vate area, dose to ALMOST ••. beach, IC'nn1s els. & ... oceanfront; across the pools. lJn1que country street from Woods Cove flair. "'1th extcn:.1ve use Beach. one of Laguna's of French doors, used nicest beach areas. brick. wood floors. c st111ncd gla~s. beamed harm collage +guest place to live $87,SOO. g ass oors, cove re near Cherry Lake in the BI ANYONTWNHM Huge oaks cover this W patio across whole back c 0 u n t y e 0 r rid 0 r. El Dorado Model. New, acre fantastic view. Well of house.extra walks and Oversized F. rm, 4 car 3br, 2ba. Avail 9·77. pumps 80 gallons per 4<. (.(). Mission stone fence in re-gar. Re a I pr 1 de 0 r 714·962·il8911. Owner minute. creek bed. Near ~ ll~ u r Yard· Fu 11 Y ownershiµ condition. Do . new home, shake roof. J~ 9 ·""'\1 landscaped, sprinklers you like lots of bonuses? By Owner. Cliffhaven. air conditioned, wet bar. ~,..,..~ front & rear. Mountain Cull Now• 645·7221 Lrg crnr lot. 3br, 2b~. Terms. BKR. ~Atg view from front & back · tam rm. Remodeled kit (7l4 )G77·S6'Jl t1\~ yard. By Owner' $76,500. ()ntu w /wal. cab, peg & groove OR 522·0530 ADULTS ONLY --'-------·I OpenSundayl·S.831·2551 "' oak firs. Op n Hse <aft. 6 wkdays) Brokers '''21 Sat/Sun 1-5. 642-4392 86.ISiness Property 1400 invited. ~ tM ·~··••••••••••••••••••• New s i ogle 1evc1 3 ---------• __ w_e_1t_c:_ll_ff_R_e_al__;ty __ 1 bedroom, l 'h bath, patio 4Br Family HOtM home. With µnvate yard. BTFLformal liv rm/fem VIEW fEASTBLUFF 601 LIDO Assume 9'/o Joan. Asking rm, dining area. inside 3br & lg deo or 5br Water t r on t Con · 917,500. lndry, vu, 2 cov'd patios, Spit level, many xtras · dominium, luxurious 2 raised hearth frplc, __ B_y~O_w_n_e_r._7_5_1·_150_8_, BR, avail immed. ANCHORAGE custom books h 1 vs. BY OWNER S290,000. Open Dally 10·2. INVESTMENTS cpls/drps lhruout, by Wolk To Beoc:h Security bldg. Must ring (7141 .a9 L 77 I I ownr S95,500. 586•2673 31''toenter. 675-0000. .. -4br •r.iba. Immaculate! '=-=-=-=-""-=--=-=-=-====:::!.! 3 Br 2 Ba Cordova, 180 deg Rec area: pool & tennis. SEAVl EW NANTUCKET FOR SALE SUPER MARKET 12,400 sq.ft. Gross annual sales Sl,250.000. Liquor license optional. Call 'L. Ashcraft, 644·7270. ...6'~ unobstructed mtn vu. Cul 234 Colton. $115,000. Buy or option, $210.000. Laguna Niguel,.... desac,lgeyard,lndscpd, 646-2748.0wnr/Agt Agt.646-7414 1~~~~~~~~ the choice commun:+v sprknlrs. patios. walled. ---------·•--=---------1~ .. , in~idc upgrades. Vets HARBOR VIEW $mt Clement~ 1076 Ceme'-L t / •Rural Setting welcome. $72,500 "CARMEL" ••••••••••••••••••••••• c 'pt"''J 0 • 1500 ... near the sea. Nr. new _58_1·_17_4_9 ______ , BY OWNER BY OWNER •••• ~ •• ! ............. . f' 0 R M E R 8 L D RS Sharpest 3 BR, 2 Ba on Two lbr duplexes. Blks 2 Lots at Harboi· Rest MODEL HOME. 3 BR, LA MAMCHA market. Xlnt location to to beach. $84,500. Xlnt Memonal Park C.M. in 2 12 B /\ low n home . 2 Bdrms. with dramatic pool, park & school. Fee financing. 497.2244. Carden of Devotion secl. Loaded w1many xtras. loft; wet bar, frplc. & $144,900. 1845 Port Large savings. ( l > Comm. pool. jacuui. Nr. many extras in this darl· Westbourne. 644·4238 HEAR 679.25!J'J 160 acre Regional Pk. w/ in g J, a M a n c ha RIVIERA BEACH --------- Agt. apt Brick patios. ce1l1nl(s . :'ii any extras in· beamed teihngs, hdwd. d. a lull kmnel; great floors, 2 frple~. + view home for entertain mg ! deck. All on ll :i lot /\sk· BY OWNER S349.ooo 1ng $285.ooo THE WILLOWS LAGUNA NIGUEL lake, ll'nnts. fishing For townhome; asking SEAVIEW ! Thrilling Great 3 h.o.droom, 2 bath ~.xesQI/ k I k · ocean & valley views. ~ 1800 <1111r · ~a <•-as ing S96000 home w/beautiful ocean s • $78 !150 · · Just below Spyglass. Greentree 2 UR, countrv kit. cov. patio, comm Plan IU;\, -!Br, liv ,dm rm. 3 Bdrm· 2 hath home pool. owner. $69,000 OJX'n house Sat/Sun 12·5 ~·ith large room~ & xlnt ~'iHl-l!ll l1Ktll Grovcvicw Lane. oor plan. /\ !(real home _ _ _ _ _ sn.500 Ph ;;52 !i!IOO or for entertaining m a de· · · C f C I rth & "anyon view. Short ••••••••••••••••••••••• •au na "t'" I Re· It Q 8$WQ ~ New 4 br. 2 ba. 2 frplcs, ... ~ .,u ".,uc a Y • • upgrades. 5259,500. walk to one or San PSSSTI ~-5050 REALTORS 640-00 0 s.18·8614or768·7620aft.6 Clemente's most desira· • ble beaches. On l YI Lots EXCHANGE & built! MADRID DEL LAGO Harbor Vu Knolls to insure view & privacy. your estate. INCREASI'; Tl'RTLEROCK Bro;..! ;i;,2.filMKI l1ghtful family urea. moore lownhome by ------Sll9.5ou 4 8R·3 BATHS View' Ll(e, llv. rm. has beam Cell., fr 1,I. walls of glass lead to patio & lath house, lam. rm., bltn. kitch., laundry area. A buy. 8126.500 o-n House New listing. book value basis & r--Cape Cod Condo. Fee f1eprec1ation. IN owner. 3br. 2ha, atrium. OCJUftO Beoc:h I 048 NIGUEL SHORES trµlc, inside lot. SJ OJ.1.11~1 •••. ••• •••••........ •• • Charming i:arden home Sot/Sun/Mon land.2Br.den. ldealloc, VIEWTO CREASE leaverag~. BY OWMER $91,500 2i4-ll Valderas,,M v. end unit. New Newcastle Defer cap. gains Tax. 5 Yr old blfl Laguna New720,4Br.21,;zBa,din mdl. Cpts, drps, CATALINA Phoneforappt. Res. 7.12 .0:1:n1. Jlus. 1 __________ 1 wilh 3 hdrms , tamily 2131726·6952 FREuCH rm .• patios & all the Nii.:ud Home, prof rm.famrm,tileroor.tile hardwood floors. Al· Out.standing 2 bedroom. 675•4961 -----------~ amenities of a private EXTRAVAGANT HORMAMDY i:ommun1ty. Pool. tennis, lndsqx.1, fncd yd, wood entry. panoramic view, tached 2 car gar. Pool, 2 bath adult con · patio. 3Br, 2801, lovely upgraded. Sl 24 ,500. tcrum. $127,000. Ph Days dominuium. Sauna, 2 THE CALLISOM CO. Executi\'c home m cen OCEAHFROMT cluhhou~e & beai:h. Mission Really 494·0731 opn beam ceiling liv rm Owner. 581-4375 or 646-2'74.artS,673·7366 decks w/super ocean 28l9NewportBlvd. w/lmck frplc. dm rm, 493-2826 ·---------i view+ lights of the city Newport Beach, ca. trally located. pre· 'F'amous Laguna StfJ0.000 ~tig1ous t:nivcrs1tyPark landmurk home on . \!mules lo shopping, Woods Cove. Large main M'hools & tr,onsporta house. ma1d ·s & chauf lion Pr1ecd fnr 1m teur·s qu~1rters. gul'!>l till· kit, disposal, below. Call for more--~------ rnt'd1ate salc.Sl~.500 house. ,::rC'rnhou:-.c. AHCHOIAGE Private !>Unwashed ,,el· ling with patios & wmd IHVESTMEHTS 1n~ walks P1walc :-.tcµ!> (7141 496· 7711 to beaut 1ful cove & beach 3 Br. 2Ba. Very rare. President Home 111 Tur· tie Rock llills, SH9,500 955-:?0AA ------- .WOODBRIDGE 2Br, 11'7Ba Villager Con · below. S795.000 3 )!onarch Bay Plaza Laguna Niguel 496.7222 831-0836 ~!!!.·· 110S N.Coast Hwy.,loguno 494-1177 31601 Coa1t Hwy.,S.laguno 499-4591 * PANORAMIC * 4 Br, 3 bath, lge corner lot. Unobstructable ocean view. dshwshr. gas stove. MewportBeoc:h 1069 EASTBLUFF! features . ovens. fan. cpls, lndry ••••••••••••••••••••••• Charming 3 bedrm, 2h BERTIIA HENRY BEACH uu1rs rm. 2 ear garage. cpl'g I bath Condo in exclusive REALTORS 1"'1111 yr old pd $18 yd. All walb NEWPORT HGTS. area. Swedish fireplace, 215 Del Mar 492-4121 We have Fourplexes. off white, plumbing & $124,900 beautiful enclosed larger a1)artments, com ceramic tile. baths & Prestigious Newport courtyard. Large 2nd STARTER HOME mercial, motels. in shower~ Pcrft•tl cond. Hgts. Corner location. noor master suite w /priv Prof es s ion a I I y duslrial. mobile home ~~~~~~~~~~I 25162 La Estrada. Custom designed bath. Owner will helµ Landscaped Beaut. 2 Br parks.etc. As one of the Better Homes Rlty 494-0748 <Crown Valley to charmer. Thick, plush finance with 20'7o down. cottage. Attractive largest investment La Plata. left 1st blk Vis· carpeting. GI ass $125,000. World Wide fireplace. New cpts, divisions in OC, we have C HOICE No . end t.aPl.azatoLaEstrada& enclosed brick frplc. Brokers,673·4545. beam'd ceil's, privacy. experienced pro · tum right.) Call eves for Step saver gourmet + ideal location. Ideal fessionals available to ~=~m~~J.B~;p:.~e~~~t: Loguna Hills I 050 apµt. (714) 495-0088 kilchen. Unique step ---------for starter home or re· discuss your investment ters. 112 tia., brkfsl. rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••·!~~~~~~~~~~ down master suite. lirement home. $73,950. needs. Hurry beforl' +delightful "uesl house. L ........ "---st I 055 Delightful wood shingled Townhome 106 East Portal. prices go up. ., -.. rvnr master bath . Huge POINT REAL TY , •Covington fourplexes in patio. Sl62·500 BEST BUY ••••••••••••••••••••••• separate family r m.. Westcliff area. Highly Call 496·5600 1 Huntington Beach. Great XbTRAd.SPECIAL. 2..bBR. 2 Con le m Po r a r Y too! It will be gone upgraded 2 bedrm, din· ---------• rental potential. a· m. rm. + onus Cahfornia Townhome. FANTASTIC tomorrow, call now. ingnn. 2V. baths. Lovely PRHfD!NTIAL •2 Houses on a lot, Hunt· S'at Baek And rm.: hdwd. firs .. beam Over 1500 sq ft + \'eran· 64s 7171 pat1·0 Clubhouse and · gt B h 11 t cell., frul .. shutters, ' · · 3 Bedroom, 2 hath, -., · · . HEIGHTS m on eac • exce en .. da w/view. 3 BR's. l~ f I r . & d' . oP(Nlll9 •11Sf~?OltNI(£ sparkling pool. Adults startcratS65.000. clo. F1~h1ng, sailing. ---------•I lagoon 559·0151 ~j~~l.a1~~1~~i~~u;:~~~2i~: ~a~~~~.r~~~l~o. walk ba's~/C.2cargar.Only /:;:~s . 1~~~0 fa~ti~~ r··· . ~,~~~·i;·~il only. Walk to shopping. ~~e:~~~~io~si~1:~0e •For exchange 4 bedrm. L r home w1ih an ocean :!al, . w/f1replace opens lo .. I t Offered at only $98,000. oceanfront house in oca I On v , nv • 1 n a n 1 c e ~c~~1: ~ab:~ie~1ncic~~·~ Re:~~r:taRl~!oo beautiful ~arden & µatio :.,.. ·} ;' i cau 540-llSl ~t~!;,0~v~g isa~~u~~nl~~ ~~~~ w~~~~nir;'.~-~ Convenience n r 1 i.: h b or hood frpl.,Jgar.,new.Lo\'ely w/ redwood cover. unit, cathedral ceilings, orcommercial. and design. l,ocated on La•11I SC'illH•d & fresh yd. Prestige area. Sprinklers, 2 car garage OPEN HO USE BY only3yearsold! •Client has $400,000, quiel st. overlooking 2 paint & wullpapcr. <2171 ~79,SOO Loguno .. Uci-1 I 052 w 10 µen er· De 1 u x e OWNER E. Bluff 4 Br, wants to buy 50·60 pride greenbelts. Close t Sl3!l.500 PEG ALLEN ••••••••••••••••••••••• features throughout. Fam Rm. 2 fplc's, 2"2 ----------,£ 1 uniLs. Please call Ron El· shopping. tennis. pools. REALTOR 494-7578 S102·500· Ba, pool siic lot. 2214 Quail l lisuyouhave. parks, schools. Designed 640-6600 Alta Vista 644-1323 or Plac• . for the most acli~c faml· CHOICE H. LAGUNA Miguel Shores 644 1325 HARBOR VIEW Prop•rti•• . Prine. Only lly. 4 Bdrms .. 2'.'l ba . lletal~l1fulftreles, p$al3rk7 ooolike Elegance abounds in lh1s lilL . . ...... -ltll!fS * PALERMO 7S2-1920 CCEHTCURY 2tryl arge master BR suite, '$~~~~-=~~J se mg, rp c, . . 4 bdrm .. 2.,._ ba. view IL!e .,... -.ur 4Br. 3Ba, ram rm, pro l4000UA1UT.1111wl'OllTHACH rou ow Cam.rm. • lO'"f down, owner will homeinµvt.communily. erri•e Original.,....4BR,3ba. lndscpd & decorated in SanJ 848·1188 HO~AROJOHNSON Includes ram. rm., 2 end unit. Totally redec. =8~~0tile, bf'ick. C~ 1078 ~~~~~~~~~ 200 Thill ·•coio111'' 21)6 plan has upgrading the~ 1"111 make YoU wJnl tt. now! Tbla homo. ta foe the peo-J.llt who like lo us~ theh· free time tor lel1W'el No waJt floorinii-auto l}>rlnltlert and. iar•lt doot' openeu. Nur te11n11 ~ovrt• end the p00l. PlHff ~U Id t'o? men details. • R'°~IT Reaff0f'Jll~3HO Unique M -1 property con\ainin!l two shoµs , just freshly painted. Vanous uses from com· merdal to light 10 · dustrial. S119,500 1218) -' ........ ,; ~~ ... ,, .j•'. t • • ,, I • '· -... ,..-r· ~ -I "•• .. ' \ ' REALTY fireplaces, jacuzzi in l~~;;CO;·;•;•;•'~''";~~I Move-in ready. $149,500 ·--------·i ••••••••••••••••••••••• master bath. Over 2600 HASTINGS & CO. f ( I ---------•Casa Capistrano. 2br, !!q. t. o uxury (227) REALTORS 640-5560 2 s Ho RES N E W Condo, by own. ~2.000 . UNOBSTRUCTED S32S,OOO Lake front 4 bdrm home. LISTINGS $98 950 & •""2756 4 UNITS lncotM Property 2000 ........................ OCEAN VIEW u e co rat or des i g n UDO ISLE ss1.soo. ca·u co~ more _..,.._,,.._______ COST A MESA :!Br. 3Ba, 3 decks, (!en, thruout. 2 patios. pvt 4Br. 2'14Ba, pvt ·bch· info. 1 Ml. to ocean, 4 BR, 2'r'.! frplc, 2.">()()sq ftspht level dock. 14' Hobie Cat. 450 t ennis. $225M Agt. PropertyHouse642·3850 ba, fam-rm, 2150 sq. ft., SI 39,900 home Xtra large utility sq ft . tiled & cabineted 673-02.89 view, $110,000. 493·5828 Sh a r p • p r i d e • o,C rm. auto gar age door game or hobby room. All SNEAK PREVIEW ownership units in sup(\" opener. S225.000. in xlnt cond. By owner. BY OWNER, just reduced SU ... D "'Y 12-4 OVERLOOKING rental location. No de- HOWARD JOHHSOH $16.5,SOO.OpenSun.22725 ''Bays ho res'', boat " ~ HARBOR terred maintenance . REALTY tslamare. 837·9517 or docka,pvtbeaches,2 Br. Be the first to see this UNOBSTRUCTED Almost carry. Catt •--------•I 675 c .... 9 3 Ba, guest house. Land fantastic 4 bedroom OCEAN VIEW """"·7788 for -st. proJ'ec· 497-1744 ._.. lncld. Guarded comm. family oriented home ln New custom 38r, 3sa, 3 ~.Ownet.;ttltrade. • BEST BUY LAZY DAYS 642·1324. $179,500. the Hst Bayc r est decks. den, 2 trplc home. €Y RANCH LIVING But close to the ocean, shopping and schools. One acte slte In San Juan Capistrano. 4 Bedrooms. <&baths, family room; all of eJC'luiJdto quality, on J prtvate lan•. '33$.000 AIMOst Ocfflftfrottt I SO-O~ean View lmtnac.-auoo LI MldaotMMt Real t!stat.e & Jnve1tmta Cell_,·~ -.J,. 'See & compare • more Are yours with lhls super KEN BRI'M'JNGHAM neighborhood. Features San Juan Capllltrano. & K home for your money. lake!ront 4 BR home. REALTOR lncludeaneat-inkitchen, Under Markel Value "1'°'P.€ALTOP.Sft Ocean view, walk to Ready for living at It's Speciallstltuellinlt formal dining room, new $179,500 beach. Guest qtrs. on best.Won'tlastlong. Fine homes tn the carpets in livln1, dining HOWARDJOHHSOH DIAMOMDIMTHI . I I I S"'UE ... kY CLI...... room and family rooms, ROUGH ower eve w/sep. entry. ,.. "' "'" Newport Harbor area PLUS, PLUS, PLUS. REALTY 28drm.,2ba.plusput, Earth tones & warmdi sincel963.C.IJ: Hurry-thls won't lastat 497•1744 Fl\'e tpt. unlt!f p1U.'f only S13!>.000 <am blnc1 In this Oaks mdl 3 $48-6333 Sl?9,500. 1915 Windward•-.--------• BONUS unit. Great IS.Rhome. A garden otr Ln. Exec home,oceata view,4 Eestside location. your kitchen can be SPYGLASS HILL Br 3 Ba. den, jacuzzi, Perfect for owner-user. youra t-Oday. Brand new View ' Br. $184,000 to sell. $850 $195,000. CASA PACIFfC4 library. Family Rm. lease. 493·S610 770-0112 ~J.~;1 Open wkndo Slwp 2 bdi,1 balh home. Y!"=i\' Ml •--Vt • t 067 San Juan Caplatrann, p 11C9 lltun •to t Broadmoor Seavlew, by $61500 661.019$ n 5 ::..i.:..:a:.:;.;;:_ __ ..;...;;..:..;~..;:;;..;_..;__i ... •••••••••••••••••••• owner. New fl""' &. den. ' · a .er .,........ H11!11.."t ... """DS ..,, .:=::..;::;:==:;..;;.;...;,;;.;.=~ PM.8y0wnr. n :Mno .., -" MADRID. 3 Br. 2ba, ram New Be dford model IYOWMU . s.t.Anct IOIO MOOOUAIUl. ~ lnvestaient ofaport. rm, lrpl~. View. Air. w/vlew &13·3822 6r •Br, lam rm. BVll Mon.••••••••••••••••••••••• --------• Priced to n I th la Close to shops & rec _~ __ 1 ______ 1 te"O. $139,500 Opeo ......... So. n--·t ne ..... ,·l-· •-~h....._~ •• ,w-weekend. 3 BR. 2 8A, center. 1102,000. Ph u • .u ,.,...., ~ .&',.._ ---....... ~w~---bouff ol alau, newly de· 83'1.a30f HAllOR .u Houle &m/.:ioo 111' or mac. 2 stey, 3br, 2'1'1 ba, Pro tea lovutmel)t <;c>rat,ed. Otab DUSO. r ALMMO ei.ii .-. /orr'll d1n rm. fam rm, up· analysis, ~pralaall, ~ lt.C. TAYLO• Co. MAGIC CAm.ll •Br. lt,\Ba, fam rm, dln IA.STIW~ irad• \bruout. ..,,soo. & ucban1• advice. Hl..0110 ExceptloMl 3Br est.ate. rm, prof lndacpd, 4Jir. 28.., tam rm, aupor Byowner.~ Speclalhlnl· h1 Bch Priced below m.,ket. Jacunl. own.r $)88 900, ·clean, lilta 18 11 J)Vt yard, Wet......., 1 Ott mulU•plcx pro~ Won't la&t at 181,500. ~ ' *'MiOOO. •••••••• .. •••,.••••••••• Sell.cn4i:buyU~•vall. 581'°617 •• Call Bon EUl.t ~E~l$k~.~ . PIJClllDUCTIOM Ccnturyll__,.%3$1 • IXCUlltVI · PIM'°'"T Custom b" 4Br, 2Ba ~ ID &f req,odeJed. Bur,,,.,, n lllf.JOo, or $111,000 ·~ OicUflliYO NllllOdelllll. Plam IV11ll1 ctll blc:t tor appL 1D-UOI Cl'OAI Country ~-~J.t·~I~ or Pree AdYic. hcor1ton~ 4 bclrma, 2 IN. taa rm. <>wJlft' an._. 518U$0. Aat.541-ttH " -...--..,.... .. -.. , . .. • • HottMa Ud ..... IMcl .\ . I ' ..._. • ............................................. •eee eeeee•eee .. •••••••t -- OAILVPILOT !l!!day. JuJy 5, 1"' aa.ratt1•t.t• ett.tr1 • .a1at••• .._.,o.....,aMct eo.t.w..a 3224 tWlngt•hKh 3240 MJ11l•VMfo 32'7 ......_.,. • ., •• _. Apwt ... 11......._ AiNi••.,,......._ ...................................... -....................................................................................................................................................................... . a.c-Pttpa f f 2000 LehfwU. 2200C.WdelM• 3222 1 Br, fplc, range, tarae Lovely4.Br,lY.bathhome Su~r 3 bedrms, 2 bath MewportlHdt 32" C-.W... U24 W... 31J' -·•••••••••-••••••• ....... •••••••••••-••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard, private. Adults, no inxlntNoHBarea. l607Z w/fam rm, A/C. cpta ................. -...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t lA.DULTUMm UGUMAllACM SUMMB llMTALS ~aJ:butdpc:t.~ ~~1!n!,r_dsJ:1~0~ e • ~eii~:o~h!o0d~ :3!$~ UD0'21COMDO J"rld• CJf ownu111blp, 10.~T A"n• H·l ua 2 BR. overlooklnt ' 963-4567.Act.,noftt. NewlW1%Br~eo.3 ba. An.ab•im, ahak• roor. dftelopedlariJwt.lhaty, Uatbor eatraneo 41 :J BR SUPER SJJARP! 4 BR Condo. cpt.s. drps, ---~tqft.. Waterfrultuv· ••r•s .. ; vool. l•1.1ad. C'IU\)'on &lld OC4UlO ~ oc:a.n. Walle to beact.. l!Side. "*t rm or dbl refrlt. pool, tennas , Clean 3. 8r, Fam Rm, ing. t.p a.vet. Dbhiew of Goodloc.Owntr .. t.lor. &LIO,OUO. Avall.JuJ.y/AU#/Sept. Jt&r •. FP, lg toed yd. clubbae, $3.50 mo. lst, greatVtew,quletculde Newport, Ba7lr<::arw. Aw'nnlngoombln811on' ~ fl'. P . ZAMODllCYlllr SbcftdUfl a HR. z ba. =· pe~ ok, SUS. mt&dep..fm.1888 ~oo. Vacaot.. ~oc~=~ oftch.ttt--'"""'homes 1"'riDc. Ol'llttc.J..O'l'!)s 494-16 II Pleut eubmlt Offers. from Delaney'a. SlOOO with IUlcUry eopoltcnentund • ______ _. A..U.l~/N.uc. T .. 'IW'l ... b .__ ~ ...._ rtle ... 2,9 -• 1_._ d M#)OfbrectfftlonJtapremlum UPP« 3 Arch e.,. HAllOR i..n.nv ... 2 r _ .. Gar • ......,.._ IWwpoF oc.11 ~ C! mo. U1Udfll aue . IOC*t'°"-Tenn~ __, IMWLIX __ .. _ •-~y vt.w. to DAI.TY '73-4400 z~·~~ ar. Hlrbolr 3242 ....... ~ .. -........... ~·:,,.=-~ ii>aeswl~Uards ~~ ~ Ulli ... 1U O ownn', eoGttelJ' ••••••••••••• .. •••••He Jt.~BedlOOn'l GardmGroff.~ bkn. 04·6UI dra. 2 er. ae1oma. hardwood Meladelllar$COOmo. Oceaona ccudo 3 Br 2\-\ 2 Br" den, 8 Ba, tplc, NEWPORTSRORES OnolTwo9edtoOMS.0neBath 'i 4UMfTS 1.aoM5-5mevu. floor, fplc. 1ar, blttu, ibr 1'4ba. Fam rm, Ba, pool, tennis. Boat pocl&7;~~ ZBr,2ba.oewpabat.teft· • .,_SJIO. ~~V'tfS ~at.ar1er property t.A.RGE l.oT, aoned JU. SS:i0.11Hlm alt IPM" frplc. alipavl532-5470 (714) • nis. pOOI. walll to bcb. c;, ..,.......,. " -·• lus& • llLtJe bluer lo San Clemente View°' wknds. A,i.957-0101 I '--3z4.a _.MZ __ 548-36ST ______ , ... "~ulortno•vt .. CotlGMttcl 751-eltl til&D&llllll, 174.WO. •-' -".,. "' 5/ 1 N He: -'"" " 4 UNITS ocean ... c.a~oo. •:~·~ 3 Br 2 Ba, fplc, ato\'e, Dclncal'oW 3226 ............. •••••••••• ~2 yr y. wpt ta Walle to beach. 2br, $280.1!~~!!!!!!!!.,!" !!-~·-~!-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jalll reduced to $117 500 !2J.~ Rl !!!ALDI ry dahW$hr. cpt.s, drp9, lae ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENTALS 3~. lam rm, 2ba+ t Unt. Fee 1: ,._ • • ._.. _.,., or ana encl Uinal dbl aar S. of Cl l D p l 8""' age. Homefinder 551.()822 I t ........ _ ... Gard~nOrovr. Hw nr~h&abo· No ose o ana o nt 28R,2ba ...... $410/450 $850/yrly. Ocean front ---------11fcl1114wl1FwllibW ApwiM•n- 4 UHITS Out of C~ lSSO Y· ... 75 mo 67a.:J:9 Marina. New 8 & C bdrm 3or 2 BR, + D, 2 ba .• $52S home. :iuper cond, 3 BlUCla Condo. 3Br. 2ba. 1 ••••-••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••··~·· .. ••••• Jl:lce bu y 111 110~ Property pets.-• homesforlease.2000t 3BR.,ZBa ....... $395/5'1S Bdrms story.2cargar,paUo. ~-........ M 312z Ala~. $149,:.oo. ••• ... •••••••••••••••••• CoataMeso 3224 2200 sq. ft. No pets. $SSO. 3BR.2~Ba ••••• $4.50/550 SUOO/mo. on the Water pool. Top cond. Nr scbls 16oaP.-..S• 3707 ._._a.. ,.. 4 UHITS U ST IOACRES •••••••••••••••--•••• (714)752-8511 CBR,2 Ba .•••••••••• $&95 Condo, new •harp & shopa. Lse $525, --••••••••••••••••••-·--·••-••••• .. •••• SMflSttln """-~ . ~ .... r Hav COSTA MESA 2Br+den, view. 644..fT12 Wanted, fell\ roommate '""'., t"" ParcetCorms.Prop. COUNTY RENTAL BY e:mocea~Viewfrom 3BR,3Ba ••••••••••• S6SO WA'l'ERFRONTllOJI for 2bc' .apt. oa Balboa ""11.Y ~~ nu1r~tJt, 1" 111 ta>ilf\ oC Jurupa 1>1.>.t. PUBLlC tSEALED> thcdeckf?CUUs4Brbme. CaU'31·1400 IClDSJPETSOK Penin Point. $182.50. mo. ~ .... .., i W~Jt$12.l.~. 7'..f2' ~ t wo b~t. All BID. OD July 11. 1977. Clean q~et nbrhd. $48S. Aloi. jacm21.2 lie Br·s. W/)'11y be. Apt bas ear, '11,, .• t,-~, ... ~ ....... NAP\.lSISLAND ulllilie»available. Fne 2-3 bdrm homes· 831~,962-4033 Newport Shores. 3 BR. 2'-2.Ba.FP M00.6W7313 gundeclc & land.ey room. Jt-""":~~- Arulprideoiownersblv Ruyers'ferm'f Backbay Univ. Dr area. BToro 3232 ba, % petios. Yrly $SGO ' t Blk from bcb. Please 'l'nplex in n presui.:iow. A.ALB!NR~L'l'Y 1-'or anfo ealJ: COUNTY ••••·----·•••• Mo.Agt..6'S-1513 .., __ (b ...... ba l call Natalie aft I pm on CORONA DELMAR arca.$249.500. ~74Ma.sswn tH' ORANGE GSA· • ~.-.,.n r, "'To" ' am Wkcl)os675-0184 ., B ToWnhouJe f-'" MW WarehcMtMs H1vcrsl.de, Cd. n EAL t: S T ATE CONDO 3Br. air. patio. Oean, large 3 hr, 2 ba. 2 rm.H.a!'bClrViewHomes..1---''--------1 .. r • ,.,.._. These are i· •· ~1 I t.llb-4!H9 683-S079 DMSION (714)834-2550. gar., pool close. Xlnt bnck lplcs. loc1lted Oil Close to part. ~l !" .,.~..._. 3722 ~c'~~v~:So,c;:: tnoneymaktm.! l.M·Jt.ed. cand..$360.837-7176 fine upper ~ay cul-de-school. S'IOO mo incld --M.-"" fromWestCovi.llu tuSa 42(HORSEIACRES VACANT3br,2ba .. Cpt.s. FountainValley 3234 sac.Greatneigbborbood. gardeaer.64().1635 •-•••-••••-•-••••• to&AoppiDC&C'&nebeacb. Diego. :l Br. 2 ba home W/frplc, drps, dsh/wsh, dbl ear ........................... ~ r .... a. .. ~.1-~E $495/mo.Agent64&-88U. APT + ~tll pd. animal~644~·216~U~~~~~~ LAMD Jge pool. 52 corrals 546-ni.> CLEAN 3 B~ 2 Ba. ·~as T;l'U~rv~Ma.: ,.,,,,. ••• BR 3 BA Dov SanCl•••nf• 3274 Hosp night attendant.r. w/corrugatcd m etal ' ... • ' er ••••••••••••-•••••••••7 ·~51~-21600~~da~y~s~----1•--------• r ro m Hat slow t o C08$Ufll9f'S Bew~! mo 17417 Santa Maria Sbores-Bayereat area. b -Oceanside. hhellers. 10 st.ab~es. r:op-Before you pay some F V N r SI ate r & ~t 2 BSandJoa2qwnb· ·.~~d SIM Per mo 6'2-8001 aft Jbr, 2ba, 2 ~odes to Bach apt for I. 1!'1Y no Old CoroM cW Mer Deluxe 2bedrm,1114 bath apt. All bltos. Enclosed patio. Walk to shopping & beach. Adults. Ref$. l400/mo. Agent, no fee. Many d1Cfercnt 1>11e mg arena W/Judging Magnolia,675-0178. wu • r, en. · a, ... e lend ' beach. Ocean Vlew. Lov· pet~ util incld $170 parcels al d1Uereol sland. P.ipe Cen~lDg thru· agencies for the "run & goU course vaew. Im· w • ely fam.rm, new. avail ~'1846 • . out, tram111g r111g, tack a r 0 u n d ' ' c 3 I l Very privale executive mac. $550. 644·57n or 4 Br, Newport Shores, 2 now. $650 mo. pc~--2 1 Sparow room, All only $166,000 CONSU MERS GUIDE. home W/10' walls. 3 br, 2 67S-5364no.9Verde blkstobch,pool&t.ennia. AAREALTORS492-2100 CostaMeso 3724 ....... r terms Many have and are glad ba family rm bit s 673-2253 ••••••-••••••••••••••• Investment Dive.ion BENHINKLER.B. they did. lOO's of hse's, wa'sher/dryer. 'refri~.' Nsew Wood br~ t g e • 3Br, 2 ba, home, fncd yd, $40.00WEEK Ir UP 963·7866 542.3456 ask for Geo Frey plex's & apt's available A/C, extras. $500/mo: Layncdsacampedo r 0 edrapeda,n ~ In mile r ro m s. C. NOW! At Beach or ••. Up 968-47.,.. "•O-OSll ·• Harbor View HIUs beacbes.4~ •St'Udlo&t BRApts to lOO's of NEW listings .,,or.... br,3ba,S525mo.752·28&1 G d th Id *TV&MaidServAvail 646-0028, evea,673-4571 Westside, two 2 bedrm RancMs, Forms. each du y. Sm a 11 ........... onhoch 3240 aze own at e wot SanJuan •PhoneServ,Htdpool hou,,esononclol.78x100. Groves 2700 fee/FREE Jife :;ervice. •••••••••••••••••••••••UNIV. PARK, grnbll f~om thbis brandrnew Capisfrafto 3278 Z376Newport81vd,CM CostaMesa 3824 P ,,.c •""" Rutg-, 3 Br, Fam Rm, hilltop2 r, 3 ba w/ rplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• .ua ""'55or"'•"3967 ••••••••••••••••-.••••• :! Car gar. rlme rond. & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~0 ~·,. U'9oo.I'" "trect. $92,500. Prine. on f " .... T"STIC VIEW ,..__ G ·..1-2'h Ba, nr tennis & pools. wet bar. huge patio, pvt .... ~u •nMl .... G Spac.3 braptoruseitas :! Jy . .IJkr. t>10·Z4~. "" " ••~swnen ..,,_ •AVAILABLE• $495mo.Agt. 752-0188 tennls, swimming. $600 "~ " E.side Jbr Bach. Util pd. br & den. Frple, patio&. ---~ 1• Acrt>!i w /22J) produc-3 B L d h-Jd"' *NOW* TURTLE ROCK VIEW 3 !!1°ves· &752w·k~~-or 640-0937 SAH JUAN Avail ?-9. $250 mo. Jst & pool. Adults $325. No l Z UMITS CM mi: av()(.' ado trt-es. Water r. arge Y • c 1 ren ... ,........ !l Bdrm •• 1 'h bath condo last. 546-5284 ~aft 6 & pets.~lor837·9Sl7 • ' · 1o tr0~.·. •llutJlava1·Lon andpetsOK$365.mo.904 Houses eondomlniums B F R 2Ba l" r ··-'--'-led l • t l ' I •• '""" u ood • r. am m, ' .,e 0 r ,. e n t • ... Al...,., 54.S-OCOl w ys EASTSI DE ne-2 Br • . 14e -ir. ' M urnh. -pa\il'<l rndd. .Xlnt terms. Dogw 6'15-49l2 and townhomes. Month yard, nr lenrus & pools. Upe;t:tirs/dowostairs. 2 --------'--.. ) r-, "' rl • ''11 " \ • lcH· BKH. AVAILABLF.TODAY to month rentals st.artmg SS'Smo.Agt. 752-0188 *~OR VIEW 5 BR ear garage, carpeting & 2 br ram. $250. Adults on-pool, Kids OK. No pets. s -1so.ouu. c.;si t•qoJb rn·IJ676-!'>717 3 BR 2 BA College atS325to$800.Locatedin Somerset. 640·1644 or levolors, built-ins & ly,nopets.64&-0671.1981 SZ'IS.548-0916 S36,100. Olt:i22·20Ro Park.' den, bilns, !pie, Huntinaton Harbour and L~E-OPTION, Wood· 548-2873 patio. Won't Jast long! Maple Ave. _TomLc~Ul1 tit! IGOJ cov. patio, cpts, drps, Jltmtmgton Be~ch. Call br_adgiTnArbor Lake Eastbluff single level Call 4146·2158 days; _ _;._S_U_S_C __ aS-IT_A_S__ lnstantMOY..tn TWO OH ONE Reol Estate schls. $43S/mo. Right usrormoredetails. Briare • 2 BR, 2 Ba, home 3 BR fam.. rm. 493·0588 evening & " Centrally loc .. Costa ~ E t d (' t E h 2800 Really den. Super terms. lik ~A«>' M4 ll33 • weeb?nds. Uno answer. Neatly furn. large & Mesa. Nr new Twnhse, 1 wo as s1 c os a xc ~ 979 8533 ~5906or5S9-1833 e ••· • pleaseteep~A.. small 1 br. $225 to S260. Zbr. 1~ ba, din/rm. l\les:i houses. 518,750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --u:r"'6-Ad I t.s o t· • d l·ach, must buv both. 3 Ten-ace 3br 2ba ....Cam· 8 EAU T . MAR IN A Al9CI 3280 u ts, no pe • 211 ca 10. gar, air con • Br. & 2 Br. By aµpt , 3Br2Ba,FamRm.bltns, I I bridge.SupUupgraded, HI!:21rLAUNDhS. New•• .. •••••••••••••-•••• NewportBlvd. ltns, lndscped, only onl Trade Up . fplc, water & grdnr pd. prof es decorated S47S am~ am Y omes, un· b HuntitlCJlon Beoch 3740 s:us. mo. Just 2 len, i 92 t y. Wchavelist.edanumber Nicenbrhd.~3S.642·9731 REALTYINC. lse675-6000or9S7"°219 . believable low prices. 2 acant,~br,1~ aCondo ••••••••••••••••••••••• AnaheimSt.CallMer.to •Mauail ~ lliilPlac• · Prap1Prti•• 752-1920 1400 QUAil Sf. HlWP<>ln ll&C 8 UNITS-BALBOA ·I cluplt•xe~. <•ll 2tir :.?l.J.1 I c-ar· c111'1 ~JI :J~•·. II.I\ 1 u-1~ SIHO.<J<K)/upl \ Tum I.el'. Hllr tit..! llio:I ii tlNITS·l'oe,l<t \1\'~J :.! Lriµlcxes on 1 lot wllh room Lo huikl mo"·,All ~ hr. 1 ha. owe in-.tall M le, • Sty, all amenilles. Walk· In family area. Highly see.645-USS ol properties, indifferent IUDSfPETSOK 714/846-1371 bike to bch. W Victoria upgraded. $275. BKR SMALLBEACHHOTEL ---------prircranges,u.pfoSZand to Valley rd' L to 962-4471 Rooms$30.Week 2BR.,2b~.prefermature SJ million mini EasLsidetwnhseS395mo. Two.Bedrooms Rid 0 • ·u Apt$13S/mo.531MOS6 or retired cpl. No wnrchouscs.Lctusta1lor 1BrduplexS275mo. J BR. l 'h BA Condo in RanchoSanJoaq s.l65 gecrest. pen Day. JRrZBa,enclosedpalio, childrenorpets.646-4382 .in•"<changcforyou. __ 675·82580r64~ family area. 3 Yrs old. 2·Woodbndge $4'15 St95-650. corner lot. Nr. S. Cst Sl3S. Util paid. Walk to ---------- Century 2 1 Sparow l11.,hly U""r udcd. Rancho "'"STBLUF·F SSSO Plaza avl now $425 beach.Fee MESAVERDE,beau2nd 4 Br, 2 Ba. pool, clo~e to " .. ,.. ~ • ' ' c· 11 2 ., 1 ., dlts ln\l·,tment ()n·i~imi Comm. pool, >125. Hkr SanJoaq s.165/495 8J9-4616nft JPM Home 1m.Jers 557-0822 or, .oa, gar, a 0637866 sl'hool.S-ISOmo.645 tlS28 , 9li2·4~71 UnPk.Vill Ill $45-0 4 BR, 2 Ba house, over 35. No pet~. ., • 213-3'11·4032 l'eter·s townhomt•s s,s25 panoramic view of Back 3Br. 2Ba. super sharp dlx Laguna hoch 3748 $250/rno. 1st & b.t + $100 INSTANT IH! EXEC HOME ftanchoSan Joaq s.-;25 Bay, wakr & j(a rdencr Condo, nr So. Csl Plaza. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sec. Bef JO J&fl ti, wknds. HEREA REU ... ITS llrandncwvaltohomc.2 "-··rfield .,.,.,5 incld_ Year or more Pool. gar, 2 wks free For lease <1uiet l Br '!>'16-9926 ,... I luge Easts1de 3 br. over ..,.," ..,.,, lease t;40 ()86.1 .,..,., .,." 4 62 d J N ... d .. ~·•• ------~-- TH T KESE ... SE · l>r, 2 l>a, brick (pie, Thr n-d · rent . ...,.5."""· 4 up ex. . r.n , ......,., mo A MA " ~IZl'<i dining area. over woven wood~. wet bar. eel.K'. rooms ---Summer Rental: 2 Br, FoxholtowViUOCJ• tL ur11ts South G.ile 2000 sq. ft. Lgi: lcnced uµ1tradcd plush crptg, University Park s.160 WestminstH' 3298 V1ctoriaBeach,AuglSto 621W.W1laon64G-Z010 Sl~l.500. sn.ooo equity. back yard. Must see to University Park S46S 5650/Lcase. Harbor Vu ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sept. 15, $200 wk. Call l''URN OR UN FURN owiwr dc:.ircs cxchan:.te believe. F1rcplacc. new ~~'.~~a. ;acuui. Deerfield $475 Knolls. Orand newZ Br & 49'7-lS'll •2brtownhomew/frpl ~c:~~~~~~~~nty units or r~~.s ~~~l~~-0~ Available 7/15, 3 bd~m. 2 ~~~~~Homes ~ :~~~~~w~:ts ~r:~: l¥wport hach 3769 •!t:~:~:u~:sf~::re PaulFrankhn 979-8533 forappttosee. ba. d en, Cncd yd. CampusView S500 Peggedwoodkit.&wood ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool&jacunlavail • . 7UNITS-SantaA11;i Inviting JBr 2 ba water/yd pd, wlk to bch Vli.lage lll $.525 parque entry. Auto gar Xlnt rental ur111~. 1111.·. l ¥= REAL-ESTATE Halecrcst hm. • Frplc', $395. 1st, last & security. TRCampus Vu s.>2S door. Tcnnis&Swimpoo1 lc.11111eloelllilliimes Garden Apt.. 2 br, 2 ba, b , SISO 000 OCW 1n~tall .,..., 0 •13 T··.,.le 0~k .. c75 a-· the st. Sbop'g ctr 1 3425 den, patio. Mature adults • s~ie. ' · ·' ENTERPRISES cpls. Yr lse $425/mo. .........,.. · "" ~ ... ...,..,...,. ••••••••••••••••••-• --549-0532. A.....,.RACTIVE 3Br, 2ba. RanchoSanJoaq. S59S blk. See & compare. ca.II b onlMary~n,o:!Z!:'.;. A..a. #Z 4 ' TwtleRock $695 673-9UUfor appt. ewport Beac • Jbr, .... ..,.....-_,.. ... Th<' Land Office Rentals Near OCC, UCI. S. Cst Cvrd patio. nice yard. Four Bedrooms 2~ba, greenbelt. Pool & 275 E. 18th St. C.M. ~.to 3650. a-.k ror Don Plaza 4 br 2 bo frplc W/W. bltms. cpts/drps. Cul erd 1 ••1s jacuui. Lse. 5450 mo. 63 l 3003 -------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · • ' S395. (213)596-9676 v a e ..,.. 646-2700 • DUPLEXES, H.B. Houffs Furnish.ct pool. StSO/mo. 979.7919 d UU~verpsitykPark ~ GREAT RECREATIONN __ e:w_2_B_r_Col--t.-g-e-frp_lc_ :! duplexc•-. hlot k to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice lite hse. 4llr, 2 ba. 2 4 OR. 2 BA. cpts, rps, fpl. mv ar ~ : • • beach. <2> 3hr. :!b:i, encl Lacjuno Beach 3 148 car "ar. '175 Joann. CM S390'mo. lse. 1st, last. REALTY COMPANY 3525 Swimming, saunas, 2 dsbwshr, children OK, no " S 1 5 o. de p. N r H"AIORVt•w bealt.h clubs, bill'1ards. petsSJSOmo.552·1269 garages. Sl65.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s:.rTO/mo. (213)439·5831 " ,.. Tom Lee. Rltr, &1'.!·l003 Emerald Bay 2 Br 2 Ba, Bushard/Adams MS-4587 KHOLL Clemente panoramic night-lighted t ennis E-Side, lee 2 Br, l 'h Ba, 2 ---------1 den summer/winter 2 Br l 811, gar, patio, _e_v_es_. _______ 1 ocean view. Frplc, beaut courts. Pro & pro shop, sty studio unit. Pool. SZ90 • • 1 & d s Live '"New England" olfd · · t BY OWNERS: 19 ;1ttra<.' ocnvicw.9S7·1..S08('114) b tns, yar . uper Sharp4 bedrm 2 ba ~pts ~~~~~~~~~ decor. brand new, pool, g nvmgranae,par Y mo.645-6528;213·371-4032 t1ve bachelor un1Ls 1n clean, small child OK. no •. • .... • = lltyle '°brand new 2 BR. golf course. $425. Katella room. c..'ostaMesa.631·:?950 MewporlBeoch 3169 pets. $.125. Avl July 9. drps, fresh paint, patio. condominium w/view ot 831-9432; 493·9672 or FUN ACT I VITIES: &Side, 2 Br, lge LR, no ---------1....................... ,, .. " AOCC: fen. Ced yard, kids & pet TURTLEROCK·4Br. ram hills. Orig111al model • -O<> I . ( ,.,.... Smoll yard _,,,,, ......,........, OK. ~" A ...........,12, Ful time director, rec ,,_....,, • __..,. 6 Fourplexcs, 1 tri p4cx, l .......,. 963-4567 gent. rm & din rm, pool & ten· highly upgraded. Avail. 1---=.-------Sunday brunch, BBQ's, 548-4291or548-5527 duplex; top notch units STEPS TO BEA.CH Lge, lovely J br, din rm, No fee. nis fac. $57S mo. 644-4157 immed. $585/mo. (872> 3 BR. 2 BA, Stanton. All Priced rii::ht! Call June fam rm, 2 ba in Meso def Martha Macnab 642-&35 rec facilities. ~mo. trips, partieli, 8.~ort New 2br, 2ba, all elect. at Performani·e Sl7·3S84 We have summer rentals Mar. s 4 s 0 1 m 0 + sioo. 2 Br+ den bse, gar. 3 Br. den, Fam Rm. 2 Bo, lst&last.6734545 tournament.s&morc. Close to bus &shopping. orcvcs: 842.0153 byweekorbymonth! gardener. Call eves, yard, fplc, nr beach. nr park & pool, no pets.1---------·1..::::.::..=.:.::=.:.:...:.:..::..:.::...:.:.--B E AU T 1 F U L S2tOele Jbr hsc. 4 sni;I stry \tnllf> nr completion. 2·3brs, 2-lbr. $295.000. 2S22 Santa An:> Ave, CM 646-3192 20UMITS Battalde C-Oeta Meta Super 1 Br & 2 Brs GYEARSNEW Scln7·Prtndpala Onl7 Aaent 151-6063 1WOOMONE Two Eaalstde Costa Uesa houaes. $(9,150 each-must buy both. ~ Bed r oom, a,nd 2 bedroom. By •Pl>OIQ\· -UDIOtCIQ.\y • .. 3BRJune lStoSept.3 ~2644 846-9195 ~S450mo.551-1266 BLUFFSCONOOS DuplensUnfum 3600 APARTMENTS :-.-..;:'------- Leases starting at $500 ••••• ••••• •• •• • •••••• •• c1~~1es 1&2 bedrooms 1 BR 1 Bi\ encld patio associated a 1<01<ERS--;>EAl TORS 20 2'> W liolhoo b 1' 1,.4 • Lovely 4 br, 2 ba WOODBRIDGETNllSE ~ ' ' ' ' .. Month. Agent644·1133 L"e unfurn duplex w/· FUrn. & unfum. Models w/fplc,5260/mo. Land.mark nome on cul· Brand new 2 br + den, 2 ,. open dai·ly 10 to 7. Room· 642-6355 de-sac. Nr. beach. Frplc, ba. Prof. decor. $475/mo. NWPTCRESrCONOO fNrplc & ~.7030S3SO. Lease. .1 N lge yd & patio. $475/mo. SSZ-8738 4 BR. children OK. Pool, opets . .....,. mate servi~e ava~ · 0 Adults over 35. 2 Br. $215 968-8782 ---------tennia, walk t.o bch. Yrly lease reqwred. Sorry, mo. 3ll w. Wilson St. . New Woodbridge condo S65(). 640-1751 adults only, no pets. 631-2177 Condo, ln 5urfs1de. closest 2 BR, 1~ ba-$345 Mo. ---------possible locaUon to State Agent640-0020 $170. l Dr at Beach! Man lc6oa Island 3706 O akwood z Br. individual unit, beach. 3 Br 1\-\ Ba, new more avl. Small fee. ••••••••••••••••••••••• G d patio, gar dr opoer. fplc. epta, paint, wahr/dryr, loglmahoch 3241 FREE/Life Serv. Unt. 2 Br l Ba yearly. Patio, a.I' e.n dshwsbr,. adults, mature reCrig, dshwshr, 2 pools, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'5-4900 parkog, S325 + uUl. Apartments pref'd, no pets. S325 mo. & rec cntr. Yrly lse, S37S 3 Br 2 Ba, end or quiet ••Com• 11rsGew. "9f.3223eves. 962-8891 Michelle or Clem mo. Sn.gJ.s & children OK, street. Ocean view, Arcb 1----------t ....,_.....,...... Agt.. nopets.536-8752 8eachHeights.$4'1S. S890. 2 lltor)' new• br, lcAooPWllnsaia 3707 880lrvlne(all7th) REGENT REALTY ba. 13,000 aq. n.. cul-de-••••••-•••••••••••-•• • ~ 4Br, 2Y.!Ba Condo. ~ mi .c98-9S01,497-3598eves. sac lot. Nr. YMCA. Small atudio $175 yrty 1 from beach, cpls, drps, ( 7 U ) 6 4 O. 7 19 t or adult oa1Y ~ smot~ rerrtg. dsbwshr. gas log 2 Br 1~ Ba, fplc, new. 1213>393-2971 ~eva. · 2 bdrm unftJm apt. Adults frplc, la pllU' area, 2 deck, walk to bch &•------------c ____ .;......;.~---- pools, $400. 963-7920 shops. $450 yrly. 494·32Zi Newport leoclt 3269 ,_wport ltocla 3269 eves. •••••••••••••••• ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEACHWALK TOWNHOME 3 Br hse for Jease, cpts. Hard to find spacious end drpe, fplc, deck. gar. unit. i n ex c l us 1 v e SllS0.494·2063 Beachwalk. Private on 3 aides. 2 br, 2 ba, huge 3Br, 2ba. Seduded, ocean master s uite overlooks view, walk to bch. Avail now. $650/mo. tN-6182 3210 ' macnab/lrVlna realty . NIWPOIT CllST Choose from 21 3 BR, 2 bath w/ocean view (prefer 11 mo. lease) at $650/mo. -OR -4 BR near pool & tennis at $800/mo. Both avaiL immed. Sandie Flx &t4-6200. ~) .ww,.t IMcWS..... 1700 18th St. (Dover at 16th) 642·8170 -------· only • New 1 BR. 1 Ba, ds1nrsl11·. ear. 3>2.5 Charle St. szos. 5'8-5763, 635-4781 2 Br a~ nr abopplnf, $225 mo. uJts. no pets. 31.3 17th lace. CM. M24464 ...... , .•.............• Gec•r:al 3102 S400P'FDEP. W/AD •••••••••-••••-• .. ••• Si'uNNING 2 Bt 2 Ba l•--------4 garden apL Pool, reo ! BdnM. Never'Uved In. area..$2165. noW.18ihS*- l ml to beach. Also de-'14-B Ba.mllton. Ult. All luxe oew atudlo. Open ~ $200 m1J. 'JI\• 1.Z.• S d a ll y • U O 7 last. OWnr~WOd Delaware. Hantlnston ao.tn 2 Dice b~ bu.,. Beach. 6'2·i&Ol '*1826 rar.tse. Neu beae.b. or.All-$205.l.m.a:ar~ ..,_,,fl ak 3107 COUMTU'·WOODS ••••••• •••• •••••• ••• ••• Eaatllde mar new. 2 br. S190 Bachc>loc.' .Apt. Resp, ~ •ktlijbt; all bnu. perm. adlt. No pets, Oll AdolU, 1lO ,,. .......... Ps.lOSBayAve -.U..cc~ ' I ' • 40 - ' ly!!!!ty.Ju!rll,11n DAILVl'tLOT (:9 R1fttc1bt0Shor• 4300 lusJneuRf!tltal 4450 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. f '; .,..,._ aw.., Su ur R...tal1 4200 Male Under 20 Wanted. 4 DE1.UXE OFC'S •••M•••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'r1cnd:.hlp + l)oss Conf rm. s1:at 2s. ull C..t...... J124 Ml•,.... ••llt Jl6t NM'. DCH. on Penln. l ~~~omt! + + · John µar1t!led, >m. whse an re· •-M••-••• .. ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• b!k, lOCXt'Mn or b1ty. 2 br, ---ar. 1 or l! yr. le1111e. wkc Sdloofs& 'Schools& ·1·~J1oob~ .. !-:!~~ ..... ?~.~~ .. !~~~~ ..... ~~.~~ .. ~~~!':' .•••.. ?~.~~ Scttoolt & rnatructlon 70QS .•••.•......•.........• ~ly fum'd . alpa ~.Wk· Roommate wanted to Porest area. Kent J B..Srm Uuden Avt l•3•1td-r•m•.•:l•b•a•ll•l ~---•I ly l'entol S21S Junto .. shore 2Bdr, 2ba avt tn Harluns. re. relria. Adil•. 1111 &opt July " Aus. C!'TS. F /Vly. Non 1moker. 714·58l·9393 pMa. .541~ i Udrm flQua41/puol ~ WMMas.k for Sandy. 1118<11714 YOGA IS YOGA IN THE· MORNING! :!hd,fo'/f>Pf!\ DESK space at 17875 ~Br.I b-. SI» I ktda uk 1 UrCondQ, l11y\.'u~ Danai Polnl·Fum. walk to Gwoclea Beach Blvd., neur WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR! Nopcq. t Valt'nc1.i ocean. 3Ur. l11m rrn, forlt...t 4350 Talbert in Huntington :aw. 1 '9 GSO. No lrllh /\'fllt/ilfl P1tr Kt11// JIOOI, szoo wk or~ mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach. $S0 per monU\. • ...._ 21.,..D PlacH 48U73& Bring own furniture. Our ti.a.Ma.TIU ---...------1SlniJe ent'lo:.ed garage. receptionist will answer De1ul 4fb. bomo w/b.acb ato 20th St. H.B. fl,S. mo. your phone for SlO per a•a&a. blloa. dabwahr. oul lront. Completely S3M508,&&6-ll088 month. DailyPUototflce, ~ It drp., PaUo. encl 2001 ,..,._ lt•d. aar, SUO mo. All. NI 67J.20H furn. Fabuloutvlew.$7~ Single Or., Wost side 642-4321 Dai wk JuJy, llK>O/wk AuicuRt. Cc6ta Mesa.~ Month. _NW_P_R_T_B_CH_S_T_O_R_E_, WATER~~~~HOMES Aaent644·S046 26.'llAvooSt. $30()/mo ~ oe:,~,2~Jii.2~~'. PAD HIWPO.-T ---------Sin&le garace 1torage. $30 Jerry Wynn (213)477-7701 aara1•, lndry rm. t: D 1a ch el 11 r •. 1 or 2 H.I. Wat.front mo. !>39A Berna.rd C.M. SU>re/oCfice/sbop, 4 rms. ..S..o.Jy~.14.Z·lflOJ IJtid.rooms&Townhoua~ 3 Bdrm, fully furn. 548·S952 300-2100 •• 20<-40<' sq. ft. 2 br, utra tu. s21s six·C't!~;:,'2!~·!? tot~d ~~~tr~f~~~· ~~.e ~~~ Offi,• Rentd 4400 ~mMpl~ Pu~rkin64g~ .. ~~~! Ad'-1tll only, no peti.. recrrutaon progruro, week, $1500 month. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ oca on. .,......,...., M>Cllll. i•t Maple Av1• .ocHal 11ro.iram. 8 "°°b, 8 771-4.384 or Eves 675·6.169 WESTCLIFF AREA --------- te1\11JJC cowu. At fo'ashion NEWPORT BEACH Lfie oewly decorated 2 br hlianll. Jumboree & San Bcb cottage on bay. Bch, 1400 Sq. fl. two pvt. 470 H. OLD HWPT uppslllCou.rplex <'1>lll, Jouqu10H1l11Road. funzoo~&s~oreswalhm baths. $400 per mo. Blvd.NewportBeacl\. dtps. 1ara1e. AduJt.,, nu 17141644-1900 Sl.e1J5. Slps Ii. $2SO wk, 642-0:m Retail shop, 10 prk'g. pe&s..64>748.S ---------1 Sl,OOOmo, July. S27Swk, ----------1 642·5851,xlnlloc. Sharp 2br. cpts. dn>'>, ~Pl to beath, 4 Rr 2 UJ, bltns. 1 cbUd OK. 1'o tvtc. cl)U. drJ)I;, $600 yrly Sl,100 mo. Aug. 673-4626 65• PER SQ FT -------- \:Ve:; & wkods. 64t>-9066 Uil7WE.5TCLIFF·NB pets. $230. 514 Joann St. lse. 642·3443 d~ AGT. Ml·5032 Apt D.. 6'W417. 8J2-3&48 -l.o_\_C_t_y_2_b_r_2_b_ii_C_o_n_d_o1 SUMMER rentals COM w1c-w.t c~. drps & waJI v.aJktoBcb.Sleep:.9$350 D.aPoiat 3126 puper:.. All new knch, 2 perwk. . ••••••••••••••••••••• •• vaL1o!> +pool, \\ alk to ~ISCOVER Ocean Jelly Westcliff shop'g. S400. \ 1ew lilfing. 3 Bi:. 2ba .. mo ~ 4193&5-UJ.7376. elegantly Curn1s hed. ~--------1 150 I Westcliff Dr. Newpart 1-'anancial Ctr LeosillCJ Offiet Spa'• Call on Sale M ana1:cr (714) 642 3\1lext246 14 cheerful l br $250. Ex- tra lae 2 br, 2 ba $.'llO. Dressing rm. fr11lc. Gal> le water pd. AduJta only, no pets. 493-74.39 ~.month. •DELUXE• ti75·2311 days DELUXE OFFICES f:astblurr 3 br, 2 ba Comml & andstl spaces, lndmfrial Rental 4500 ....................... 7200 sq. fl. M.G. Ideal for mtg oc warehouse. Clear span, extra height. 719 W. 16th St. C.M. Days 675·~. eves~ 11-ID sq. rt .. $300. Very de· sirable. Unit "A" 782 W. 20th St. C.M. Call Jack Saunderson, day s ~--::=~~~~~"".':"'~--:-::-:::-i·T'how out tt!n~1on. f,,.J peace o f mond whole you buil d a m o te healthy. beouloful body! The rernorkoble science of Y OQO as touqht at Ycxp Cenle< is famous for its wholebody opproo c h to a FULFILLED YOU. T ought by Bhakti Priyo & Sri Devi. two e icpe rt & charming Wes lero women. ·Yoga 1>ltms, tones, calms the mind & satisfies throug h & through. learn d eep. relaicatian, nutrition secrets. meditation, how to bteo1he. For ages ~------=-----------12-72. IHAKTI PRIY .A 7 Week ClasMS lecJin Htrl Wed., Jrly 13th at 9:30 a.m. FREE DEMONSTRATION • JULY 6th AT 10 4.M. SRI DlVI YOGA CENTER OF CALIFORNIA 445 E. 17th St. ==~ Costa Mesa Phone 646-8281 3 br apt. near ocean. No kids. no pets. $330. mo. 24583 Santa Clara. 673-4848 Le I •BEACH RENTAL• 200 to 2000 cq. tl. 1\s low ase Inc. svac. master 8 lk " su1L c, d rn rm & dbl 2 r, sips 8, '-2 b lo ocn, as JS!' ~q. ft. La~ Niguel & A d Nwpt, pauo & parking Mission V1e10 areas. 6t.2-0212eves,546·2277 ...................................................... .,. .............. .. garage. uto oor k h s ( opener avail . Pool & ~ w . lz.t 39l l. 213) Handy to S. D. l''rwy. rcc-rcation an•a. Adults 790·51179 Call: 831-1400 ___ _ Rentals Wanted 4600 Lost & Found 5300 Jobs Wanted, 7075 Hetp Wanted 7100 .... p Wanted 7100 . ..............•••.......................•••...................•....•...•...•.•.....••..•... only. No pets. From S367 Balboa Penm dlx 4 Br 2 ATTENTION Artist & •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• FOUND: white Terrier ATIRACTlVE, Energetic _________ ., _________ _ Employed man. non·smkr ty"e do". Vic. 19th & female. Expr in tennis, wants furn'd rm, quiet Placentia. C.M. 6/30. <>olf, boatin". fishin•'. SI 50 FREE RENT up. Ba,~-: blk bay & bch. SJ25 Craftsmt>n. sso to 5400 Brand new 2fir, lba & 865 Am1f<"lOS Way wk. &l-1·1103: 646-7036 mo. Uta I incl. UNIQUE area. Call 9754380 ask "' " " for Gregory 8·5PM ~so___ animals, cook'g, driving, 3Br, 2ba. $JOS to $3.'i-O. , b rct. ~tudio "The i"ac· 2•551 Alt" y 1·st11 . l-Ozy lbr, I a, steps lONEW2br,2'h .. aluxury .. .. b ~ tory" 'l:!S E. 30lh St, h. y h b · <71<1)4!J6.J354 each. Shores urea rw-n. condo. Oceanvu.•w. Arc sleet ac t uildmi: ----------(711 )956-5871 Walk to bch, adults. 52500 Newport l:leach or call for 1 or 2 mos, pref. Found lgc blk RJbb1t, Vic. d1sj)alch, PR. etc seek!> outdoor employment. 6--11)-.5286 APPLIANCE MAIMTEMANCE MECHAMIC AVON NEED EXTRA CASH? Earnings arc good-hours Stoves, Ovl'ns, are flexible when you're H..mnc;Jton Beach 3840 -----., ·--July or Aug. S-14·6899 .,'75·61!ll 11r 673 1271 NcwPort near water or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newpart, wmter, -bdrm & . . • 1175 ll•nnas courts. Da\'ld Found: Black male cat. Enviom. Scien'~ bachelor umts. Nr beach. ON BEACH 23' Tra1lcr Ul:;SI\ ::.µacl.' al 17 ' ~sng, &15·7177 or 673·8800 Aj)pro't •I yrs Vic : Dover R1..>ccnl grad seeks po!>i - Westmin s t e r & Magnolia, C.l\f. 616 ~ IR.ANDH.EW! nr~hwalohcri. an AVON rcpresers· This IME:C oJpurlml'nl lJll\<'. Cull 540-70.U or l'nmpk"< dewloix.•r 1s an zeml h 7 13.S!>. 2 Br apts. From $3LO/i'l'r mo. 1<111 Delaware. IJB Open 12·5 Daily. 1 Mile to ocean. 642·960t Agt. 536-1808 Beach l.lrea, 3 br, brand nu, lg patio. fp, dw. no pels. $375 Ron 960-2358 Deluxe poolside xtra Ice 2br, 2ba, bltns, dshwhr. Nr heh. Adults, no pets. S225/mo. 536-8362 ~Ncptune. 548·2313 AVl July~ Aug. S225'. Bea r h Bl vd .. n e ar Sh N 1 o &1589'J!) l10n 111 government or ------.-P<'r mo. ind all ut1ls. TJlbcrt ~11 ll~nlinglun ores._o _._·___a_..:._ private i.ector. BA. MS WATERFRONT on qurel .'i52-503Jor&ll-lOS9 l.kJch S.W 11cr month Miscellaneous SCRAM-LETS En~U"onmcntal Scienc·c. Newport Island, spac Ursng own Curmlure. Our Rentals 4650 Pot11lion desired in relal· Br 2 U.1. w fplc & bltns. Comfortable 2 br home n.'Ccpt1omsl wall anS\H'r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed frcld. Write M . }rly. Dock ready for Laguna Beach. Walk to your phone for StO per Trailer space Co::.ta ANSWERS Mll'kov1ch, ll~1':! S. Bay yourbo3t.774 ·9408(714J beach. Avail. July & ~~1DailyPilotoffsce, Mesa.8x30.Ad~llpark, t·n.-.aid-f'oisl -t'ront, Balboa Island llUCll~S LIDO AREA A~t Myers Real E11tat.e no pets 585/mo. 548·6173 I-'1ord -Def1lc -92662. Xtra mce 2nd fir lge 2 br, 494.54200r 960.1701 700 S<t rt. office space 11'SID1'~ Housecleaning, $6. hr., 2 ba, f/p, d/w. gar, pvt. available. Pacific Csl ~ssflnvest/ ,\fnendof mmesugge::.ts prefer wkly, references. ~25/mo lse. inc. uul Nwpt Sch oceanfront. llwy an ~cwport Bch. Ftnanee thul no one should ever bondable,8J9-0l15 Mature ad I ls only. Beaut. Jbr, nr. new, am· Call Robb1t, S48--0757 •11•••••••••••••••••"• argue with his doctor ---------1 need or an expcricnccd1 _________ _ Maintcnant•e Mechanic t•J ha\c a l>lrom: back· Bi\RYSlTTER wanted. ~round m Jj)IJhancc re l\!Jturc v.oman. Noon tn 1JJ1r Prderably Liaffcrs, S lor :? !>t'hl age cl11ldn•n. !)altl<'r & Tappan. If you Wc::.LClilf area. 631·1011S qualify \\C ofkr an ~'" all5. cellenl :.tarting sa!Jn ---------- and outslandani.: bcnelt~. B.lbys1tter, mature, re"!'· Avply m person only. for 2 small cluldrl'n. ~u \\ knds. l\r vary. 586·J9St, 673-0844 pie prkg, Aug. $650. wk Ai= Offa'c•s Business becall.'5e be has INSIDE Help Wanted 7100 TSL Mgmt Svcs 642·1603 ..-Opportunity 5005 information. •••••••••••••••••••••• • 2 story 2 br, 1 ~'Jba, elec San C~nt• 387 6 I 10NTH FR EE •••••••••• ...... •• •• ••. ------A Rustic Culie beach col· 1·'·11 ser\•iftn. No ln,•isn re· LOST: Blonde Jo'. Cocker THE IRVIHE COMPANY 5.'lO Newporl Center Or. Uabys1llcr. for 6 yr old p rl. f/tar,nc. h\e in or out. Irv. ar<'a. 955·0877 or 537-7771 Lee washer /dryer hookup, ••••••••••••••••••••••• u .... " .. FU ... KY t;sge, perfect for 4-6 peo· q'd. 200·600 sq n. Plenty "" Spaniel. vic Tu!>tin patio. pool fa<'il. Nr 2 Br l'h Ra. 150 yards I .,.,.V\ / k 1 Blk \ / "'h & 2o h c M Goldcnwcsl & WJrnc·r, from bC'ach . call aft 6PM Pe ..... vv. P w ·. ·2 of parking. 2082 S. 1-: LITTLE PLANT ' ve 1•" t • · · from Balboa pa\1llton. Un<tol St. Nt.!\\j)Orl Rewl!rd5183773 5325. & clcc.: Call aft S11m. 492·SSS7 or 830-6725 6-3 7772 " STORE. !'>i5·2SSS ----i • -----Beach. 557 7010 1...osr· Blk mall' Lab, \'1c ----· --OCE.AH ,, n h 1, ,. In µnme local ion. 1-\n:1. N JI .• ewpart cac · .1g -.u t 11 w 11 t i.: ts a re a. J Br 2 Ba. S350 :! Br 2 Ha, VIEW THE [fflCIENJ rnus O\\ ner mus St.' ~ Garann I' ,. , rna nyon luxury, Monal·o 3 quickl.v. i"ull pnce s.5,SOO Heward 548 liSJS i!XJ~i 11 11 "ffi1t:1~~~1 .i ' · U 1 an ti 11 e w 2 b r :>., BR, 2' ~ B1\, bl.'aUl furn 1>IUl> inventory, or may · _i_._o_y. _ · _ _ S:llJ.$36.'i. Near 1'1co Heh. July, August S2000 mo. ALTERNATIVE hell' ftnance. JlurTy, tai..c l::it~n;a!'~~. r.~:~~ ~·i;~td :-.111 avwJablc7/l5.2 bdrm. I 05 D c 1 n I! po s o . Rcallor&l2·5200 advantage . R LT R. f'ect.c .• n.gz6Jo-~.,.,.2273 • 7 !J6 5....?75 -------- -l\lonlh to month rent 111 .,..., , <N• l ba. adlts, water/yd 1>d. ~4 .:..·_ Newport 1&2 br uj)ts eludes; recpt. i.cr\'ice, 002·7788 -- ':"lk to ~h ~5. bl, lasl San Juan Sleps to bch. From $l15 personalized phone cov--RESTAURANT-& --F 0 UN D: F cm a I e &secunty.SJ6.847J r-:strano 3878 wk. ~eashore ILE. eragc, conf. room, mail Weimaraner & puppy, _...... 67c co/V1 d d Codctail Loun-,·sc Fash.Ion Island, N.B. Lg 2Br lBa t:nclosed ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.....,.,, service, un ergroun -,,,- • garage: 2 bl~ to beach, 2 Rr studio S32S . Dis-1ir kg. & m 0 re, in Coastal area. Nice in· ~.54().1 ask for Rec dept. walktoslores&bus,$260 hwasher, l aundry EMERALDIAY NewpartBeach. vestment, Sl00,000 +LOST 630 Old T mo.960"SlJl fooahties, pool. Katella Laguna. 4 Br house. THE EXECUTIVE range, incl. ABC he. H.B. :M~ female ~:g~ ---------1 8:11•9432 or 493.9672 or Y.lutewater vu. Pvt com-SUITE Principals only Terrier/? Pepper & salt Luxury 2 & 3 Br, patios, 4~12. muruty, blk to bch, ten· &10 s.no owner/agent 759·0768 wttan legs & \\ht cl\esl, gar·s. 219 Adams, S310 ms. pools.Jae, frplc. July Mone to L 5025 o Id 960 2077 up. No pets. 83J.16SJ 2Sr Dplx. an SaddJeback, 30 th r u Aug 21st. ••Cci:'lt dlx 2 rm suite, Y oan _1_y_rs_o ___ . ___ _ -----------1 Capistrano. teonis els, 17U)494-0092 utal pd. A1C, ample pkg, ....................... Personala Two 4 plcx, 2 bdrm, 4 yrs s:llO mo. 496-17:.> Sls.5.mo lo mo 675~1 I St, 2nd & 3rd T.D.'s old , d w n l w n arc a . San Clemente. best \'lew · l.OANS A VAi LABLE 536·5006 Santa Ana 3880 l & 2 BR's on bench, fully OLX OF'C L'J C;\1 Credit not important. Drinking problem? ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• furn. 492.1720 A C. All ulsl pard 673-4883 Broker Call Alcohol Itel plane 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK J'\c11o port Beach, Ca. An cquul 11pportun1t v 1•mplo\'t•r .\ R-RKPG. Exp'd. Po).l :ill Journals. veghoanJ, Al lca~l 2 }'coJrs of vaned bank rcconc1halton, Mn ac·counts payable 1:i.-cu, h<'avy \Olum c . pencncc with direct C-X· Bt:nc s. NB. ti:JHYJ22 pol>ure to eomputerszcd ------ S)(lit.cms ulllizing on· line ASSEMBLY TECH. B \:'>II\ EXPERIENCED PART TIME TELLER UNITED CALIFORNIA BA.._.K 222 Ocean Avenu• LGCJUfta B~ach 17 I 4J 494-6546 t::qual Opportunity l::mplo~r terminals. Wall malch with ~ood clcctronir vendors invoices against mcchamcal batkground purchase orders/receiv-& some machine shop in~ reports. Compute dis· exp. Work sn Fount:11n counts and r ebates, Valley. Call for appt lo verify extensions, etc. fill out uvplacataon. Prepare and momlor in-7l4/549-4778 pul/oulput documents. ---------·1·---------prepare checks and do .Assembler /sofdt!nr some f1hng; accurate We need a number of •Da-nk-in·~----- typang and an ability to good veople for 1mmed. operate lO·key arc a operungo; in our electro· FILE CLER.K mw.L Plca!>e call or ap· mechanical. as:.embly Contact UobCreighton l'IY. dept. Ewer h<'lpful. but In inc National Bani.. Lge owners umt. 3 Rr 2 2 Br l'.':t Ba, P\l patio. , . Sl 15/mo Ph 7.'il 6892 24 hrs a day 835-3830 Ba. nr shopni: ctr, fplc, c ts drps bltns encl Nwµl Pentn 2 Br hse. sun-C R E DI T N OT I M . TRENDAT A l'allo, gar. S365 IWS-4689 g~r.' 5250.' Early AM. deck. or 3 Br dbt apt, 12 2 Pvt Offices, reception & PO RTANT We have PREGNANT? CORP. "-nkin" not nee-Co. j)a1d benefits 833·3700. E.O.E. and vacation s, Colcl•--------• 7:59-0117 blk to ocean. Avl. July & 2 restrooms. 120. s~ ft money lo loan, security Caring confidential uu b 2Br. I Ba, garage. patio. 1 Aug. 6 7 5. 6 3 7 9 or total. F'nl Valley 962·3200 by 2nd or Jrd Trusl counseling & referral. STANDARD TELLER lnstru men ts Co rp . &12·8080 child no pets. $2\5 mo. SouthLOCJUH 3186 213-927-6-164 OFFlCES 300 sq ft. W. Deeds Abortion, adoption & MEMORIES Assembly ;\1arlnc r s Savini;-; IW7·6182 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE Superior, CM . Davis· Grubbs Real~y keeping. DIVISION £1ay:.ide Branch has-sm · Huntington Lgc, qwel, luxurious, ex· Beaut 3 Br hme, stel'$ to BrownCo. S.16·1684 <714> 527•5173 APCARE 547·2553 Ml Appli<'d Magnetics MECHANICAL ~~·u:rFe~~i~;r f~;vi~~~ HarbOur 3842 ec. 2 br. 2 ba a~t. priv bch's. Avl July.,Of ___ S_l _J_P_t ___ L_, SWl...uo!. LOA ... $ UMDA&VICl<I Co. P~clslonAuemblers & loan exp. preferred. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elevator to scenic pnv. Aug Sepl 675.6401 rice u1 e. v rms. I: "\ill "" Out--M~ 3400W.Segcrstrom Xln he C & k' S bch. Party & game room. · · recpt rm. Formerly used 2nd &3rd T.D'S -Santa Ana, ca 92704 t. nc its wor mi: HARBOUR LIGHT total security. Perfect PVT Elegant condo, lgc by ins Co. Avail. Aug 1. 1 DAV APPROVAL FortM FUltof ! We are a small, mfCJ co con d's· Sa I. com · OHertrs c!~g~~~ tedadu'lt Jivingorwknd retreat for luxarious 2 Br 2 Ba, 45· Call Jack Saunderson at Crcdit·No Problem ServlogallOranteCo. Equal Opportunity offers job opptys to ~tcns1 .. u1r5at~ wes'.tecxirr/i0>Prly .• apa men...,. ~-a m the adventurous adult. t c r r a cc on water. W cs tern Business CALL ANN 673· 1166 835-7313 Employer M /F sembl hO t " ~ eHxclbousivcThHuHntibongto,n Starting at $515/mo. w/commanding view of Services, 563 W. 19th St. ------------------•I m en w WGtl Npt. Bch. E.O E. ar ur. ear urs 499-2835 bay, Balboa Is l . on ~;~1227.d7ays,642·0212cves,~s,Trust .50.35 •MICHELLE•S* toworkuptoquollfiedl;~~--~~~~~.-~~--~~~.; only~partmentcomplex. • d Bayside Dr lmmcd OC· ~ ~ OutcallMasaage machiM toof builders. 8"'...,Kl...,G Spacious 1 Br, 2 Br. & 2 Apcat111entsFvm1"9e cpy. July.· Aug, Sept. ---------1 ....................... 10AM·2AM 731-4462 ACCOUNTING You will receive CJOod "'" ..., Br + den. noor pl11ns or Urtfumlwd 3900 $1200 mo. 5-14.9856 Rent or lease downtown Crowin~ b3nk seeks ex- rrom $250, are com· "•••••••••••••••••••.. H.B. Medical/Lab/Prof LOANS 9% Sphitual R•oder CLERK benefits & wortc on a per. utility person plemented by enchanting THE EXCITING CdM· v.. Bl k to Chana Offices. Ample parking AJ ZndTD L lBlSSo. El Camino Real variety PCB machine w/some bkgd .• lookini: garden.s & streams. a PALM MESA APTS. Cove, S200per wk, Sll5/$325. mo. incl ulll. so ocms San Clemente. Fully Uc. Will be responsible for toofs, odjusti119, trim-up d1fmrences & safe de- beautaful c lu~house MINUTESTONPT 840-0446 96J.1243or960·3224 FairestTe.rmssincel949 Forappt.492.7296 sorting and listing pay-rning, & fittir1g to pos1llobccomc2ndassl. w/sauna. gym. Jacuzzi, BCH r.....r R Scrfftef'Mtg.Co. ment.s received "on Ac· 1 A 1 i ope rations ofc. Gd. large pool & best of all, Bach. 1&2 BR. Vacation Retitals 4250 NEWPORT CE-f' • E 642·217 I 545-0611 KARElllo..l'S count" from customers. to eranee. PP Y " bcne's. & adv. potent. wonderful people We in from S2lO. & up. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUITE 180 * n * Will assist in preparing person: Call Carry 540·6055 vale you to v1srt llarbour Adults. No Pets Avail. mo. of July $1500. & Prestl1e location, ocean PRIVATE PARTY OUTCALL MASSAGE invoi~ and do some f1I· Coastal Lights. Pacific Coas t 1561 Mesa Or. mo. or Sept hl ! $1200. views avail. Executive Will pay more for your 6PM-2PM 973-0893 mg. Neatness, accuracy, .ADVANCED Pet"SOnftel AfJfttCY H.,..y to Warner, to Algon· 15 Dlks East of Newport mo. Bayfront lovely 2br, offices w /full secy & 2nd T.D. 642-3573 EXCITlNC R ECORDINC speed, good figure ap-CONTROLS Z790 Harbor Blvd., quln or off San Diego Blvd l 2ba, compl. rum. incl. telephone serviei!S. Un-----------1 ABOUT BEAUT GIRLS lltude and ablllly to OOV St Sa 1 A Costa Mesa Fwy exit Bolsa Chica. to 546.9800 washer & dryer . dergound parking. con· Ask us about 1st, 2nd or · operate a 10 key by touch oung • n 3 na ·~~~~~~~~~~ Warner to Algonquin. References. 499-4147 rcrence facilities. Many 3rd trust deed loans. Cen· 569-6150 l /535·5363 are the primary skills re· ASSEMBLERS I 16700 Saybrook. Lane. Rooms 4000 extrns. C..:ompelitively t~rY. 21 Invts tm ent *SHARO ... 'S* quired. Typ1ngis a plus Needed for uniqucl•--------· 714-846-3341 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 1 block lo beach. 1 hr apt pnced. Month to month Div1s1an. 963-7866 " medical products. Light, BankS&L Positions • ROOMS $25 wk up wrtb rum. SlOO. week or S250. or lease. OUTCALLMASSAGt: TRENDATA clean work in small FREEPOSITIOHS LG9lftO a.ach 384 . ' k mo. yearly. Util. incl. can Kalhy&.W-7180 "'--~/ 499 1224 · Sec t T ...,, •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• kitchen. S37 .50 w up S7HM7l • 83:J.alOS _"""'"1,. CORP. growing Co. Reqwres no re ary o -'>C> UVEINACASTLE apts.548·9755 ' lllONcwpartCntrOr,NB P~s/ • Male Under 20 Wanted ex.per.butgooddextenty NoteTeller To$7SO Acres of gardens, wlde Room to rent w /Side CM. Big Bear Cabin, 2 Br, fplc. Plaa Lod Ir FoUncl Friendshll' + Poss Share STANDARD to handle small parts. Utility Teller To $700 · H 2 b 2 Id slps8weekorwk.nds •••••••••••••••••••••••Home++. John . MEMORIES 3198-M, Airport Loop TellerTrnc ToSSOO ocb ean v1lew1. Dulgc r, $95 per mo. + smwal 9Lbe· 6"0.5565or 54().290i • Exteutf•• WtH Amourlc......ts 5100 536-2212. Dr., CM.~1905, Equal Tellers To $600 F.l alp s .. p 't'. r' m . posits. Inq at 944 • 1 omce avaU. Overlooks ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------DIVISION Oppor Emplyr Proof' Opr. 1'o $700 rep ace. · ar · urn. St. Right across Crom beach airport & mountains. How to find happiness AnApplledMagneticsCo 6:30PMto3:3-0AM Antiques. High ceilings. rn.so PER WEEK at Seashore & 53rd St. ~ Mlcbe.lsoo, Irv In~. SCRAM '£TS througti the teaching of 3400 w. Segerstrom .ASSEMBLERS .ALSO FEE JOIS , Garage. Pool & spa.. 1 BLOCK FROM BEAcH Some ocean view. Best 752-0234 "L Chrisl. Rev. Dr. 1.,e~>n Santa Ana, Calif. 927~ Assemblers, precision, Call carry Fox 540-6()55 Eat.ale living! Close lo CALL 5364728 surfing & volleyball ANSWERS Johnson. FN>e will offer· male or fem. 4 YT'll· min Coastd beach & shopping. area. 2 bdrms. Available luthlff• Rental 4450 ing.673-117it Equal Opportunity exper. Good manual dex- $57>$885/mo. incl. utU. Free rent 1o fem in ex· June thru AUi. Weekly •••••••••••••••••••••• • Mu.acle -Brain ----------..-Employer M/F terity, good eyesl&bl, PtnoftMI A'J"CY orM~~r:_la7dulls. '94-46S3 change ror babysitting. ratcs. 64?-4489. c= ym-Sandy-muish Penonal Senlc•t 5360 _____ ... ___ I soldering & microscope 2790 Harbor Blvd.,CM ~ i 'd 646 8401 . '"fY7W HANDS.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S ll I~~~~~~~~~~ Ref requ r · · · R...talstoS"""-4300 Small lor rent on What's 10 wonderful Mcl'g clerk. Duties in· ~;g~~Ha~!ork~~:,~~:I · Bank 11 'd l·7PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newp0rt Bhd. Nwp~ a.boutdigltalwat.ches? 1 elude process Accounts dicated individuals le er.exp ,p/t,' RmavaU.7-18in3BraptSunselBeath,2Br,fplc, Bcb.Only$22Smo. stilltaltestwoHANDSlo Payable w/computer needed . Small co. TOKAllAMIC acl'OIJS PCH from bch, bltns. career women, tell the time. system 4t aaslsL chief bk-w/good benefit!', gd. op-333 W. Coa.'ll Hwy, N.B., N. 8 . Sl33 mo. + ulil $<&50. 714·532·$470 5 "OO . kpr w /&en bl<kp'g pro· por. udvanccmenl. Call 646-7121. Call for appt '631-1038 Lost& found • jects. Cterical exp. in ac· Carol;·S81·3830. MV . BARMAIDS·. l>"f, Night Burr Whi t~ lktlt.,1r ;'•l(11 t4t·w, ....... , flilf'd N ll I 1 1 1 1 f, > ~ ~k 10 IAUOAISL Need 10mtona w/apt lo &hr inuned. f7l-0&34 NeMoR01_1 .. ? To Prd~l~ l'lnd mAT RIGHT P!RSON «Ct-~~~ ~~bt;>uelwq 832-4134 Since lint •HOME SJlARlNG • Pro(csslona• ~r~nln11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ct.'g Ofc, 10.key by lO\ICb ---------'--" ~ typin1 req'cL Some ASSTMAHAGat & Relief Shit\&. Call for sen. bkkp'g knowled.ae Experience required. appt. 548-778L Ptcf'd, Apply f.n person Costa Mua Federal Beauty.Jhlr Stylist w111t- at Reeves Rubber ltlc, Credit Union, ~2·0SSO ed for L11aoa Hills t / 2 S ' LADIES treat you.rHlf 415 Av.wt.a Pico, Sa11 IUPM Salon. U7-211S • wHh •Pee••l atte:nt.lon. 0~.. "'"I.Om.olive Enjoy the 'tarmLh • tt• a~Dv •• 00 .. ,.... laiatlOQ ol. a rejunnet· N •t. ... per .. our. New Detail Shop nttdl Boo IC K E E p E 1:t •-• u. el• 1n M'OO·:s&t, 8:JO Af4·1:30 help, Re1taurant, 30·15 h.rs. ma ma11a10. uaY r ~ PM Must bl¥• car. Top wai• paid. Entln• ----~~---• ~~~-C:l'f ~-~r~ ~~ ~ Stcamerw, ent paintcr1, JIC'fq'd.,~il t>::. ~iu'fu , _ _. -il ...,....,, 1.11C, buffer& • polllben, \IP• r,Y Tech.~l7t holatery shampooers, pttaon: The Vl\l.lf• Inn clleck out, pick-up • de-keat.aurant. 127 Marino Uvery. Apply ~t i-A.ve •• ....aa-.•·.is.11.n.d. __ _ 20li8Hlrbor ,Bl, CM 64M030 BOO!OtRFlP&'I\ Muat bo t'ltp'll to all phuv• ~n. P~le who n.-d P~plo lfditcr exp. lhru P&L, Thal'• w.hat the manual. Stntl ~llmt: DAILY Pit.OT 1.221 W. ~ lt"J., NB, Stl\VICEDJR!C'l'OI\~ DID ' lullaboOLI R&te ~w winL ..,;.n, a~ •di do . M31o.:lll'l'lal •t ~ IOlt1I. I -----~--.. -. -. . --. . .. -. --------------4;9 • CJO DAIL y PILOT lu-.r, July 5, 1977 ~· • j Add 1t ••. B u1ld lt ... Olaper lt...H1.1mmer It ••• Carpet ! lt •.. Cement tt ... Wlro lt...Hoe it ... Clean lt ... Move .._it...Press IL.Paint lt. .. Nall lt ... Plaster lt ... Flx It ... SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb it. .. Paten 1t ••• t'ipe It. •• Remoae 1 n .• ~ , Roof IL.Landscape it ... Tlte lt ... Trlm lt .•. Sew It. •• H aul it... Add it. .. Plant It ... Alter lt...Learn it ...... ""8•c•..... c.,.t W.lu Chide.. h• ••g HauU1tcJ Hou:Mc.le.Unq · raintlftgf?aperincJ raidffncJ,,ttaperiftg T,..Serflc:• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Al'PUANCJ::R PAIR Carpet aowlllluyyovn DAYCARE.Myt\ome WEEDING-CLEANUPS Hauling,moving,clcanup >Jnlhote.eclean1ng.{iood PAlN'flNG Jot/Ed. Ex Knowles Paiolln1 . llemov101, trlmmln~. '10 ~lc•l.:•11 ur m1oe. Htop11ra" lNCLUDINOSUMWER. Wotkl)'MaJAtaance $7/up.Treework.Ruas, refi.. Own trans. p'd,bonest,neat.Reu Inl/Ext. commercial toppblt,frest,Uc/\ns. 11 C\JI CTI4}wt-IU2 cleeruna loot Guar WOC'k Uc BHC114f11,IU-4017 P'rfletASt 142.9907 rast, freeeal842-4S97 _!!.osemarae Ph645·3439 Uc'd. Dave984-UM.S 1tpl11, resldeoliat & ..... ion. TooyMs..sU.. l bl '""~ 1" mobile homes. 835-112.0. ~ a Httt HV-ee c.troctor HAULING. Odd Jobs. Maiorry Wllldo•at.l•g ....... ••••••••••-•••• 1 .. t. ~ Jli4t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ga•nll S..-.k" Law student needa work. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paint y CMr Castle Plcntwr /1..,-,. ••-•••••••••••••••-•• l>OOGN ., f'()NST'RUC· Ctl' JI ..._... DESIGN le CONSTRUC· ....................... JiJ:n4M-5854 Fireelaces·Planten ....................... Colt. Student needs work. TION. 1•.u.1. Corp ••••••••• ... ••••••-•• TION. P.D.I. Corp. ~~.y~:n~·~:=t,~u~ HaMeC .. Stnite Bl!:kcW;f~etet~:Quttta ~v~e~~~:z~ VERYNEATPATCK Olve me a chance, will ~?0:0 ~ AoouaUcs: Qua '40-TOaO craftlman. Pb: 64S..o302 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rel Esta 640-0464 Pnces lncl matr1·1kbot JOBS&TEXTURE do Cood Job. lnt/ExL. c••.t....... •Pr1tyed ulllo1a. re 8tdrlc:-' CARPET STE AM s, · Guar/lnsrd, F'i'eu1t. Ftee.i.. 893-l'39 Ras. rales..87S-21191 •••••••••••••••••-• .. ·PIW'la. 611.MU• Uc f Cteaoup, odd Job1, St. CLEANING Free Eat: Blockwalls, TedS52-0l.34or888.108S "'-"bing sp•nVT "'CLEANING L"--•ca .. "-n·1-.,,,.-,...., .. ,~1800 ....................... w-avalL ... _ .... worker, 8'£ASQ""".WINDO'" s lump•lone brick ••• ~ r..-uu .. U'll! .. ..--~" "fT' "~ w ~ • • • ,.._ ·1 •-R--'d U 1 N ••••••••-.••••••••••• .. ,,_ ..... ..,.O .. •S,_.,1·a1• .. ,.__,. ELECTRICAL SERVICE ~--. .. -. -br. Ou-is washing. F1oor waxi-ng J' /Com I Reas lie/ vumm "' -. en a ".,_,... -..--v try, hnt1bloa. Avail ~fCoecrete __ rn ... -,es · • · ob too b" • 11 l~off wtt.biaad. Plumb-•'ree81tNOW6'6-6703 •knds. fr •.rs. Maril•••••••••-••••••••••• JCALLSohu .. !U~·llSllALL M2-M49 (paate-wax)642-383S. bond. Bob '750·9354, J20 igor tooRama . ing water aer\' leak• , _,_._ 6429177 y u expr. ooms 'b 1 1 R • 1 _________ _ 7:i1 '*·55 «rrJ Orie-Man crew. 5 yrs ex· EXP'D. Handyman. Just ~ ' Sl5/up. Fully insrd &lie. bat rm oc • eaa c.,.,..., per11nrc pourloa & ....,......llectric about anylblng! Reu ........................ Blick,block,slabs,rrpks. OddJobstoo.636-8995 _832_·_2468 ________ 1 ......... -.......... Onl1h1ni. Set your own Uc327138 au-wi• CallaJ'llZpm.646-5167 Want a REALLY CLEAN stonework. 20 yrs expr. Michael's Custom Paint· RoofilMJ Ca~atry, any type, ~~ ••vu money. h•• n-.L... HOUSE? Call Gingham Refs,est.s.586-0358 rn1t. Since 1962. Our ..................... .. Paoel, doors. etc. Abo ti ...... _.... Olrl.Freeest64S-5123 Painffnc)/PoperhtcJ prices vary w /your Repairs. U c & w. All Oocnln'L lie/ml. Aft 6, CEMENT WORK. All •••••••••••••M••M•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••WINDOWS&HOUSE ••••••••••••••••••••••• needs from custom to types. Free est . Walt. ~ Kindl. Reuonable. Free Reliable Expr Jap&DeM Sldploader, dump truck, ,...EANINGBYGOOD PE:'I'ERSPAlNTlNG cleanup646-0479 Callanytime,541-5930 ,.~ ~-I est. Call T»4625 Gard.ener. Reasonable hauling, tree work, grad· '-M _.,..._......ca prices.Freeeat.MS-6230 lne.demo,ete.751·3930 MAN.••536-7711 ~xpr'd. Reas Rates. VITROC PAINTING. Teinillonllepolr ··-·-••••••·-•••••• <.:oncrete l<ejuvenalors. ~bke ~ .. '--. b . free Est. Call Gene Custom, Resid/Com'l, ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• s.amllOO " 1team clean cleans & restoces to a .__, Houaeclearuna Y reliable 55.2-0458 Qual work, free eats. CANOPYTVSERVICE Color brt&hteners, whl brand new loot. We'll VERYLOWPRICESf ....... ••••-••••••••• couple. References. Call th H 1 S48-2681,731...C76Seves. 1stRATESERV1CE cpt.SlOminbleach. Clt.'ao dean staina, grease, oil on gardeninc main-Sonny & Jer. Free baul-~S81.3orl.QS.6l26 ~%;.~~ ~perian';:~~: AtFairPrioes960-1'33 hv, dm rm. ball $15. Avg &rw.L So don't use a car tenance. George549-2015 Ing, deaoup, etc for usa· Tbe Moppets Cleaning All londs, free est. Slal Paint.mg, Painting Ta. rm S7-50, COOl b SlO, chr to rover the dnveway. Gard _ Serv • 1 ble Items. Fences, bldg's Service. Call us if you he 330986. 835.370.5 or lnt.enors. Exteriors •••••••-••••••••••••• 55. Guar ehm pet odor. Call Concrete Re· :uh' ,. ice. c eankl ~moved.SS7·2005 need a good job done. 675-6480 orRCesomldmene'!!1i·a1 C""n .... n CTILE. N-.... Cpt repatr. 15 yrl; ex pr JUvenaton. 642·8416 up . au"og, wee Y . . Referrals 546-2393 ... ~ ,.._ ..,. Do work myself. Rers . ow.ntenance. Ressooa-CHEAPEST ha uling 10 • Paint & Papering, 24 yr!> . "Spotless"& remodel. Frest,smljobs SJl-0101. SF.LL uile items with a ble rates, free estimates. town. Free est s. Howlecleanlng. Mature, serv·g Harbor area. St Reasoruible welcome531>-2426aft 5. -l>&lly Not Ctassified Ad. After 4:30 ask for Ron. CHEAP!! 642·2995 or experie nced. r eliable. he 183281. Refs furn Samlynn Painters QassiI1ed Ads 642·5678 642·5678. 64S-7588orS4M987 845-1390 S20wkly, refs 536-0950 00·2356 673-8300 Want Ad Help! $1.62 per DAY 'Jbal"a ALL you pay fora 30dayad in the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT:l:UW! 642-5671 HefpWCMd.cl 7100tWpW•hd 7100 HelpWanted 7100 HelpWanftd 7100 HefpW~ 7100 HefpW~ 7100. HelpWanhcl 7100 HefpW.ted 7100 Wanted 7100 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... ACCOUNTING CLERK DIR. OF NURSES SNF experience pre· ferred. Apply, Garrleld Conv. Hos p ., 7781 Garfield, HB. 847·9671. GENERAL OFFICE Insurance sales. lie. LYN'S & AIDES Penion wanted to open agent, life & Health. Full time, purl lime, all and sort mail In lhe 150% Comm. free leads, shifts. Apply, Garfield Irvine I nd u strial guaranteed Issue Lire, Conv. Hos p ., 7781 Complex. Wlll also han· European trip, fringe Garfield, JIB. 847·9671. REAL EST ATE RN, permaneat P trime & OU Field Supplier· -SALES On call position avail. All A full-time position is available for ac· curate clerk to assist in busy newspaper office. Duties are varied. Should be a good typist and operate a IO·key adding machine with skill. Previous accounting office experience is desirable. Work in pleasant environ· ment with good company benefits in· eluding 2 weeks vacation after one year,-company paid group insurance. credit union, etc. Apply at: Large Div. Of We have an opening for a sbifts. Call Santa Ana Corp. Oil Field self·motivaled & ag. Paychlatrlc Hosp. d I e other o If I e e benefits, unlimited pro· 1----------1 responsibilities. Typing spects. A $.50.000. yr op· MAID For Motel wanted S4,i....ljer gresslve salesper son M3-3481, EOE ,.... who would like t o l---------- DRAIN Men, plumblng repair. Will train. Own. truck & hand tools. Top pay, 50% comm. Apply helpfUl.540..ao95 por. Call 714/955·2389 parttime. Now Hiring, Local ore become more involved Robbfe't Rag & Mop Notravel,lrvinearea w/lnvestment pro· Wo m e n needed lor btwn: &-12. S4S.!M71 Earnings From perties. Draw avail. housecleaning service. $200·$400 per wk Professional ofc. 548-0757 E·Z Rooter, 1337 s. CenOfc/Recpt. Insurance •MAIDS • Bnstol. SA !!COORDINATOR!! Fire & Casualty indepen· The lnn at Laguna $650. (Maybe more!) dant ins agency needs 2\l N. Cst Hwy, Laguna DRIVER Irvine design co. needs qual1f1ed insurance ac-MA 1 D s. T 0 P w a g e, your telephone manner, count underwriter. Ex· Laguna Motel. SUNOA Y ONLY accurate lypiog. Help per in processing. sen 1c· 494.2996 Must be well groomed & R.C. TAYLOR CO. neat appearing. Comm, 95>0350 bonuses & benefits. Ex· ---------.... per not nee, will train. i----------a Call Mr. Grove, Tues. 7/5, 8AM·lPM, Wed. 7/6, 8Ar.HOAM Receptionists SALES surPLEMEMT YOUll IMCOME $$$$$$$$ PART TIME ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa Between the hours of 8:00 AM·S:OO PM Call for appointment please 642-4321, Ht. 276 Deliver Daily Pilot dispatch sales force mg & mkt'g comml!rc1al ---------bundles to earners. Re· R~p. pos., career spol! accnL"i man agency. Xlnt MAlOS WANTED quires vao or large Control Career Employ benc£1ts,lopsalaryopen. DonQwxolcMotel 898-4486 l!Ull and part Ume. Im· TELEPHONE WORK wagon and a good driv· ment Agency, SS6 8505, Call Mrs. Baker, 833-9550 _2100 Newport Bl, CM Part-ume day care, in· mediate openings ror in· HOUSEWIVES dividuals with clerical COLLEGE STUDENTS skills to work Cull time 1ng r ecord . Phone NB 642-4321, ask for Harry Insurance MAID WANTED contment. Elderly lady Seeley. Equal opportuni· GIRL FRIDAY, crew · Lido Shores Hole! patient. Call 6·9PM and part time. Typing 50 Guar a nteed Hourly wpm. Must be poised and Wale Plus Boous. 5:30 personable and able to pm lo 8:30 pm. Call handle busy phones. 64&-4223orcometo2SO E. P lease call (714)1_11_th_St_._.Cos __ ta_M_es_a_. __ Equal Opportunity Employer tyEmployer hostess, non·smoker. Fire & Casually,~· Call673.SSOO 714/64 0·8693 or O·-r "", for charter sail dependent agency n s ----------r 21.3/592·5763 DRIY~s ... M> qualified agency claims ---------~p Wanted 7100 He4p Wanted 7100 1 IOf'lr • boat In Soulb Pacihc person. Xlnt benefits, MAINTENANCE PBX Operator. Relief ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jlouseho d urnature 64&-6123 salary open. Exper nee. graveyard. Exp. pref. BOOKKEEPER moving co. localed in El --------Call Mrs. Baker.833 9550 BUILDING bul will train. Gd. co. 644-33119, 9a.m.·12 noon. i---------• Sales Ao;.c;t, full time ~rmn· Cook5: bre~kfast. lunch. Toro wanls drivers w/l Go·Go Gir~ !i c.ombz benefits. E.O.E.646-8000 THE IRVIME CO, nl•nt. 1·on-.tr cxprr di! ~l,1 ~arker s Restaurant, yr. exper . w /comm 'l Dancers. 0 tips ---------MAIMTEMAMCE 550NewportCenler Dr. I\. -.1rabll'. C.ill 9i!I 3000 ror :.!12 E. 17th St, C. !\I . moving co. Call 830-4926 wages. S-14·6644 Insurance Free PLUMBER Newport Beach, CA. ;1 '.~ .ippt. DRIVERS·2 roules open, G HOG S hop, P /l1 me, ~!~~;),~:l'~~:"K Lai g~ nffacc building Trainee Positions now. An equal ;, ,~ COOKS AM & PM, must have must be avl. eves. &. owner 11:. sct•king buald111g No experience required. opportunity employer I' l..a flL:SBOY Now ucc<'Pl•ng v ·r E l'lean driving record, wknds. Sales Clrk. pos. II '1 Pl'r:.on "" mobile maintenance cn"mccri;. Age 18·29, must have ---------111 · ,·~ ;111111tcations. 1-:x 11• ar1ous sh1 ts. xper. home insurance hl. .. rd " k l.'. Ul~Q(KS T. N t s neat appearance 19yr• O'""" Pls call· 645·5000 "' Pos 1t1on r '·nu1'r<'S truck. S350. wk. ta e tJ" ht·lpflll. Pis. rall f,or rcq any ay ors, an • "' ,... · · · to ht'ad up produrt dC' '"·· J C · t &over548-0470 ext 520 fa miliarity and 1·x· home in less than 1 mo. R£CEPTIO...,IST ·q71· 1 api>t. t;.15.5000. ext :;2o u an a P 1 s ran u. --·--------\ elopment & marli<'t mi.: ' I 1337 So B · tol '" " • WI L w I Qk A934nt:1 fM"rience w1lh "lumb1n~. s''.PAP.7Y51·6965 . ns • , ... J'TIHIYIEWER ....... ·= •. ·', --·• · '"' DRIVE'><'E t · GUARDS pr11cC'durc!; for nC'\\ dt•pl " ",""" ('amera sales. Photo . . ..... .,. am ex rain-dectncal 111r rnndition· G I IF E I d Bl•aut loc. in :-.iR. Xlnt ---------We need a highly llnish·g Counter e'<pC'r Counter 1r /g1r n come. ar Y morn. e· Coslntcnt1.1l. •iutst.indrni.: sy~tems.llll(hr1se 0Hace Printer motivated & car eer ~'ull time. Call for ap11t. Newport Beach. Fu II mo. CM 545-0770 Bob time. Phone & transp re· ,t'tH'"' bu1ld1ng l"Cµer1cnce as lnstarlt Print~r mmeded indiv. to work m 968-3334 time. 644-8232 or 831-22271._ ________ •I q 'd. Retired welcome. •..'.all Sall\· S~O t;(i;,:; desirable Good starting i-;,pcr'd. only. ITBK & busy office of dynamic, ---------1 e11es.wknds. 1·.,._....._T-h ToSllSO Call546-0274,ofc hrsl0·2. ALSOFEEJOBS salarvandbenefitsw1th AB Dick 360 Operator. growing. te mp. he lp CASHIERS ~rr ~ Ctosed Wednesdays. Coastal asLablecompany ({you Growth Potential. Sal. serv. Handle busy Jmmcd. Full & P/time CUSTODIAN 2yr.degreeorlradeposl---------<iuahfypleasec·all: '7141 open. Xlnt. benefits. phones & warmly greet Ir Pillme. Approx 3 hrs.. grad. will secure this GU '"ROS Personnel Agency ., • ., .. ~17 Laouna Hills/Mission our clients & ap~··~· nts. <1pen1n"S an our SC' A ,,_,..,I"' l>O St d ,...., "" " ~ " :\lon lhru Fri. Apply. xlnt. pas. w/one of our "' 8 . (acihly. Perm. Full ''''" •<II' r \ VteJoarea.586-31.50 Great opp. toe r the !"Cr\ICC gas stations r· I XI '" Ct"Kta'11P-;a I n Id T C~laMesaarea.Callfor PC'nnysaver . 1660 inest oc. co. nl. &plltme.Uniformsrurn . . THE IRVlllio..JE personne e . yp1og inlerview· 821.6260 Placenlln. Costa !'>tcsa bcne's. Teleph & car req "d " helpful, not essential. Call Rita 540·6055 Rellred ok Call 833-4693. JANITORS COMPAll...JY PRODUCTION ··\Sil l ERS . .,., a nt<'1l. Delivery. llome delivery Cocntal btwn Sam & Jpm for p Ti M/Ff 1 " .'II e w port & L Ji:: u 113 of The Register m the af· Ptl"SONlel A imc, · cp 5• ex 550Ne.,.,1JOrt Center Dr • • ~eeSJSm areas 641 4160 tcrnoon Good pay for a ~cy appt. p'd 752·i292· 3-GPM "l;cw1JOrt Beach MANAGER rouple of hrs eat:h da•·. 2790HarborBlvd' JIANDVMAN. l\tesa CHILDCARE Ueo;1re local mature "nm an to care for children an my Barbor \ u home. Wkdy:., 9 6 now. Sepl 2 6 pm. fi.14-7095 J CostaMesa Large DA ILY PILOT Ap[)rO'< S300·$"100 mo. Verde Con11. Hospt. 661 route in Newport Bcach. An equal :'ttui;l ha\•e de[)endabte1 _________ CenterSt .• C.M. Afternoons ;\londay thru opportumty<:mplO)Cr car+ backup. 540-3008. Electronic assembly & -_....-------..::--------.-1-'raday. Mornings Satur· ----- \\1nng. Work in pleasant -----HA----PPY..-.-.--day and Sunday. S350 00 DELIVERY Dental lab. p /lime. &16 5068 Maintenance Person. ne w facility. Small stross profit per month. must be ~nt-r gctic friendly Company. Ex· 4tti OF JULY Ideal supplement for re· 11'\.'.lture person for detail· perience preferred but From all of us at: tired person or sludcnl. inl! fine curs & i.hop will trafa. Call for ap· lnlne P.nOlllMI Must have G o o cl ma int. Position avail im· CIVIL ENGINEER poinlment8-4.645·36.12 .1.__.y automobile and S5o.oo ed 1 . Xlnlopp0rt w/expandin11 o.:a....rrAL/R t AT'··-cash deposit. Call m . App y an person. 1 irm. Salary open. r;n1 •c•p • 1---------•1 488E17th, Costa Mesa 6424321, ask for circula· The Ferrari Store Inc., .I>csa~n sub·dav expr 011• Orthodontic ore. exp. fnqineet"l To $30K Suite224 642·1470 lion. 1351 E. Pomona St .. San· I A I CA R Id Pref. non·sm oker, s t & I s ~~~~~~~~~~----------taAna.~-6506 Y-pp y .. eyno ~. ys ems sen or eng . _ ---------• Civil Eni;inet'ring. Ph1~97~9~·1~400~~~~~~~l req'd for positions in Hemmerorl.abler,exp'd MAINTENANCE 979-5170 1. Santa Ana & San Diego. Topwages. LEGAL Pos. open Mon· Fri. Dental Secretary/Book· BS/MS req'd. in En~. or 642·1843 J:!AM·llAM C'LF.RK for Card & Gift keeper. Mature-exper. & Physics. Exp. in either ---------PARALEGAL MCDONAi.OS 'h /ll h hi · ted 4 D Avionlcs remotely pilot· HOSTESS CASHIER !'i op. v me. cxi>er pre-ig Y motiva · ay ed vehicles/aircraft, un· ASSIST AMT l68f.6 Beach m. If B. f'd. NB area. 640-7373 week. 546·3000 Full time nights, must be Call for Interview derwater acnust1cs. sur· 21 or over. Apply daily CLERK/TYPIST . DPENTd ALP ASSt!STANT for vtreaicllk~~gce. guidance & llAM. ~er10apengreneedsCou1.nndt1'jvi·dduea1 . .._ ...... .,.<,,7 1111 14 111l,,84 ... 7._·9-1 111 00.....,. ........ Insurance Co. In e o rac ice. cxper "'· MICasaRestaurant • .. Newsnrt Beach nds ball· pref'd, X-ray lie req'd. Call Rita S40-60SS 296 E. l7th St. C.M . experienced in R eal ing clerk w/gd typing Call Chantal al~-~ Coastal utate legal document.a· skills & 10 key. Expr. DENTAL BUSINESS PenonMIAgency Hostess-Banquet Mgr for t1on for residential pref. but not nee. Salary MGR 2 days per wk den· 2790Harbor Blvd., restaurant, exper. 5 days division. Good typing toS500orcommcnsurate L ' CostaMesa per week, incld skills required. I::x· w/expr. Gd company tal exper req, aguna1---------eves/wknds. Cal l eellentgrowthpot.ential. benerits. 833-8450 l'aguel 495-667'7 833-3110 Send resume wilh salary DE..'llTALHVGJENIST EXIC SECRETARY hist«ylo: Part·lime, Laguna Ni· Sfl()O. Mo. Plenty ol dicta· HOTEL quel 495·6677 tion for gal Friday in DESK CUltKS -'---------r technology & real estate & IRLMAM DENTAL 493-11S3 RECEPTIONIST Good benefits. SECRETARY Holaday Inn Laguna THEIRVINE COMPANY 500 Newport Center Dr. MA.HY FEE r AID POSITIONS Also Fee Positions Irvine PenonMt AC)HCy 488 E 17th, Costa Mesa Suite 224 642· 147 MATURE WOMAN p /tlme to welcom newcomers &. contact merchants. Flexible hrs. lmmed1ale opening for the right person with compounding experience m s1hcone rubber. Herc's Temporary Sttivces 4:0lCampus Ste 130. NB 1424 S. Grand A-fe, SA 558·9026 your chance lo move inlol~~~~~~~~~~ a management position . . ac; a production manager Receptionist Phones for' a new compounding !! UP FRONT!! facility in the Southwest. S700. Santa Ana de· Excellent benefits. Rush veloper needs your "hap- resume and salary re· PY face" to h andle quirements to: switchboard & greet the pubhc. "Very tile typ· ing". Cont rol Career Employment Aaency, 556-8505, N.B. Class10ed ad no. 900 CtO Daily Pilot PO Box1560 C<>!ita Mesa. Ca 92626 To arrange for a Personal Interview an equal opportunity employer RECEPTIONIST for Chiropractor. Typing & lite bkpg. 540.5559 Recept needed for local school dist. Some clerical duties. switch brd exp. desirable. Mui;l REALESTATE Lype 4Swpm . ApvlY S ... LESPERSONS Capistrano Unified Sch. "' Dist. 329'72 Calle Perfcc· ()pportunily now availa· to, San Juan Capo. b l -e for licensed --------- salespersons to join a RECEPTIONISTfl'YPIS1 progress1veorf1ce. Weekends only, call ater CGUMy & COtnpCmy 6PM or wknds 838-3363 nr 1104 So. Coast Hwy. S81·-:J223 LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 Nwpt Bch. mature, den· Typists/Seeretary Hilla. Contact Personnel tal expet' not necessary, GeneralOffice ~ Newport Beach, Ca. Attn: Lonnie Currier Need car, lite typing. --------- RECEPT /TYPIST For boat sales office. Air tltude for figures desire· 547·3095. REALESTATE ble. 4 day week, lnclds An equal MECHANIC /Porsche CAREER wknds. 675-3282 Mon-Fri, opportunity employer M u s t have s yrs Security. lndependence, ,_9-_5_:30_· ------ avail 4th wk July. Send TYPISTS Houaecleanlnc. Over 21, Resume lo: Classified SECRETARIES own trans. Top $$. Ad #IMT, Dally Pilot, PO 1 hour of YOW' lime may 642·7430or646-48n Box 1560, Costa Mesa, open a new career for ---------r LEGAL SECRET ARY Ca.92626 you. Your skills are HOUSEKEEPER, Full Needed w/min. 5 yrs. __ ...;.... ______ ,---------a ~ed in many Interest· lime. Mesa Verde Conv. exp. Top salary for top Ina companJea all over Hospt.a&lCenlerSt.,CM secretary. Call : Marilyn 644-4055 minimum expr. Prer 91 l top income! One vacan· RECEPT. well icroomed, man. DeBonls lndepeo· cy for licensee, school for organized, mature & dent. Call 642·9225 John unlicensed. See George friendly, to serve mem· MOTORROUTI Davis, Red Carpet berslnpvtclb.SkUls.ln Re a I l o rs San J u a n answering phones. t,yp· The Dally Pilot has. a Capiitrano 831-9955. Ing & handling simple larie route in Mission ' business machines req'd. LEGALS!CRET.ARY Viejo11rea.1oodforhlih 5 days wk, Wed·Sun, Sm buainess Ullgallon achoo! or c0Ue1e._ludenl. Real ~tate s ::»-SPM, 833-3110 daya, ore31·3SS1 evea. firm ln Newport Center Approx earnin1s $200 per we OML Y W .ANT seeka e xper'd Legal monlh. Call &q-4331 and THEVERYIEST RECEl'fJOHIST J{OUSEMAN Cleaning, Secretary or trainee. leavenatM and phone. If you consider youratlf lmmed. openlrtf tn lg. al· LOS "NOELES PALM SPl!INCJS WOODLAND HlllS NEWPORT BEACH BULLOCK'S WILSHIRE, a leading fashion special· ty store wtU open its first Orange Co. stor e in NEWPORT BEACH on Augustl.st. l!m. WeofCer an opportunity to join an exc11Jng fashion forward Ol"8anization. The follow· ing areas for which we are accepting applica· tions reqwre slrong sell· mg background: Accessories (Handbags> Better Je..,..eli'1.> Intimate Apparel & Foundations Luggage Men's Clothing & Sportswear Millinery (W1gSlyUstexp> Social Engraving Shoes-Women's Women's Fine We areA~~tepting applicatio n's fo r BEAUTICIANS In our Beauty Salon and TAILOR/FITTER for our men's Alteration Dept. We offer an excellent compen1atlon plan In· cludlng a Uberal dlac:ount on st.ore merchaodise. Please apply ln person DAJLY 10.U&W 83 FASHION ISLAND EqualOppor £ml)!Q)'er hou.ekeeper por-ler. Must h•ve xlnt akllls ............... $$S--S .. • er~ lhf! very bdt and desl~ tractive admio_latratlve Exp. oot ~·d. Pis. call Ca.II Linda at~ .-,.._. ... a.a-, l.o prove yourself In 4 otc. Xll\t. opp. tor well rcr •ppt· 6'WOOO, ext.~ ---------1 BMllDo Fuhlo111 ha• 3 cballentinl & rewardlilg groomed. peii6aable In· Sales. s attractive tadlu HOUSIPLAMT LEGALSECRETARY. y,1ume <1peolng1. Ideal rirole.uion.we'relooltln• dlvldual w /exJ:. in ~ H.ll Celebrity Sbo~ • Dkt1ft1111 'Wftt Full time. lnltie area. C•U for h1lftvlow 151·.00 DfllCTOl qFHUasu J\N for Director of ,~I.IOI ln • bed CIOCIV1 Wells Fargo Didi, or wnmen w/1mall lcryou•CENTuRY2ti:, telepbone proce ures. eniaaemoo&.1, COA~ct • ..... • SW.. Co,; .. 0 1 chlldttn. Wo educate & -• .. .; a teall7 oUICO ht Many co. benefit.a lnclud· ll\l ...,,.hi ~ ..,,... Newport Beac~ enera 1\lppt1. i•mple• at no t:;i"~;;-. NitueL Top lD.g bcm~, profit that· t ?; mo. Mr. W~ C«poratework. 644-89119 ce1t. car I& phone nee. utupeople needed to lot, vacauon. Apply: M)..1451 UQUORCLERK Call for porsona• In· ld'Vlcethls"cJ:lojce"re-1•Ft•£!1lU.Ave .. CM . --------· C.UownerAMonly. tuvtew.913747o 1ldenllal co\J)auu)lly In RENfAL Sl'ORE YARD Sal•/Stock , C99-258lSouthLa11111a NcwDyn1mlcCorp.,look-<?r•~ae Oo. Eic~tnt MAN Jlech l.nctlllod full STAMDAUSHOIS~ ina for ea~ youna mu lietftliQC • _.i .. tnlftlnt Limo. e day week. Wkd1y la a1IDoR ruQ to opoo Locbt'a.Athtldmlt 1.oleamvaluableltadein pracrama.,.. avall•'b.le. df. Must be nMHn ap-lta =C-.. N••• t'\>ll time u1eS penoo, Unlvera!LY Athlotlc C1ub Martne Cushion ~ Can· f'C)r ApJJttalL K Rlmpau pe~• a: have ~nt wo ate far uat. ~ .x,p. r.q'cl. Dettin bl N.B. seeks mature In· vas lnd1$Stry. Oreat op-'JINSl)atlt'PM. ~wrttlnc. wlU tr•ln, tbarp, vt "°"~ ~t:ds:: 1~=• :l:~ t fo~:~~ ::r:o'~~1::n ~~ l)Oftunlt.y for pen1on •lll• C...,_Y Z I 10Pb' 1930 NtWPOrt Dtvd.. w/a l)ncer. dealre tot• Plenunt o\.mO•phere ln9 \o work. 611·30113 RanCho •u.I Rultf CM. •flh({. Od. t•r da111 588$1 ev~ beneflta w/xlnt. iclv P*-" tlm. HrVlct peoplt and wo.,1t•1 tondltlons. R.l't/LVM ment • opl)o'f\Uftl~les, for plant eart• Hou•• EqualOppor Employer CadlllacstoOo·C•rt. Full lime, p•rt tlmt. l'leue tall (tit a_ppt, •l! ~ lcnowl•dU a 752·'1905 Wh1tlevtrlheP1d IFYOU dau fr PM. Actlvo 1-Z!.>-!ll'MJlllMU11uFor 'FlulblOhrl. You don't need a IWl ta ~~:'r~f!!:1'f1:S•A~et ha\ 1 _.IC4ttoofkror O«'la.tJtc llebab. ffospt. ~'133JU' oJ:fd. °"/!: "dttw fut•• when you canNow•M2-$J78 &oodltoM!ll,Slf1-r.•1\AHt ~lO a.n, place ao ad ltl tM Dall1 ' -In the .Dall1 .• ,PU9I RNCl"LVN p/Ume eoun.1--~~~~.....,-PSI« WM~i\dal Call DOW Have tol'ftlllhint lo 1.&1' Clwlfifd Sect.,,, tr) aub 'Corwali.aee11t. ~ CtusUledadadollHfi. llolfte.:SA.5'N011 ~Idle...,.. a.teal ... POllTIONS """'..., ,,... Ne ••••rl••c• ._._.,.,. PHmlatnl hact. llWJ•r 8Hka ....,. l .. lwklul wllb •••• ,,, ... ••d ~ •ldlla to leara ..... Oekl. ,., .... ~~ .... ....,, __ --...... -. --~------------~ ' Help W...t.d 7100 lkydH 1020 Gw.ge ScH 1015 ..................................................................... ... w..... 71 .... w..... 7100 TeUer/hOofOf"' 'Tl MOTOBECAN E, 1''REE •-:4 to10'0........ 9010 loah.WI ,r,o ••-.i •••••••• ····-····· •••••••••••••••••••••• I .... II G a d R d I ~· .. _II Sal s· -..... , •• mm-. opcnlni~ ava r n e<'Gr • s1 ver, vou • a e 1sns ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • _. l•--------i lot i.n.rp, well groomed aood cond. SliO. &tS.9695 C .. 645-7221 • ,.._ 1•-•--" ~-• 'T,•.11...• •*"'I Sec • I 1 1 ~ ......., 1,, p,., vauer.,. .. . -----ta IJ'lfliCJf\11 w m n yr . u.p. •·.u..t'-M~ .... 10"5 ~er. 1"1" ., '""or of· TM N...art ()(ft Ol re r1es XlnL tM!ntlflla & ul. Call --.... ......., .. , 6 w• "' ... .-Na tlon al commC:d1t; J)ll"IOOnel~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1_fer_._S42_~------ Drok .. 1• l"lnn, otrer· Bank of Nt1wport Uaed I.umber, 4"x12"xt8' . • OVERLOADED 11 12' KJl• •~ w/bwy trlr . lna wiuaw op-wllty T • t Equal Oppor Employer <22). 3"xlO"xl6' <O, . •• "'---.1ei.e 4' xhlt cond. for ta.11th earo1:;;: ho• !J!IS S _,..:___;-=-:.._:........:;...;.:....;.-J 2"xlO"xUW' (432). T. Wntdtff R ... ty &l''dr over SGt. Muat l*!tton• •vallabl• tor .. ··"'-l bracket.s<M>.844-0878 Sea Rays 1e11thllwk.MU13' IJcaaedHtoken,aftdex n ·-TRAVB.AGEMT Sofas, Brdrn set, twn c..,tlon1I ulH talent. Minimum 3 yrs ex pr. DocJs-1040 beds, cbest of drwn, If' 22' 24' Erl cs o o 3 S I u 11 .,,_ tpedaU-.. In com· VacaUon travel. Busy of· ••••••••••-••••••••••• Up r I C h t f r i r , Wlil..W It ...... to get ,-Ill ....._ nee/cruise. 11 ba11. OMV PtlOT f:j J madtt.y optiona. P"Clout flee Newxort Beach. <mman Shep, 9 moe old, refrigerator. Many othor beallllM SN 14'p-WE WIU DO m · loaded. lnunac. '37.000 • • .....___ T • 700 ,.... ~ aacl pro-Good Be~ Its QuaWled $30.Hasallshols. items. BrinJ.otfer1. 32021 ....._ ._ .. 1111 ..... 11 A.&&-._......___. P/P613-0444 _. • • ll&abAa tnv•t.mema. Al only pleaso. 644-1661 642·~ Via de Aawla. San Ju1U1 ..-----·-VTIW" _,_ ~ill pcnc111al tnd.lv•otnee 1 nelll•nl 1141':...-.Drin Capo. Sat/Sun/Mon. 15YearRftcmc'--A•al._.. l.JDOHpJuatraUer,very c.as. !MO.-.S 9111oradqwiDlandthll I.cl 1~m. lllOllUI and 546-4741 ENGLISH Springe r 493-3184all day • ""!f aood cond. Plu• xlra ~ .,_.,.. Thia I nauranc1. Complete tAcroea lrom TRUCK DRIVER Spaniels 6~ wka . .'Cham· u....---1060 Harrison•s Sea Ray l'CIWP-11495. 6404N1 • • bt «la. a.caa tom· tnlnlna be&ln11 auon. OrangeCo.AlrporU &Ute bid¥. malnt. Apply plonsb1p Imes, Liver & ,.._..._. ~IOI p tfl C t H HOlll! 14 ..,., wkh &N11l benefit. <'all Mr Quern.a or Mr Equal Oppc>c Employ!!!' In person. rennysaver, Whl. $100. 968·9958 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _, CIC C: OGI wy ..a~ advan· Part<irl'f •l '714 /M0.2'00, 1600PlacenUa,CM Buckskin Mare. 8 yrs, HhtpOl'f a.oct. 6:ll..ZM7 Xlntcond,49Z·71'19aft& ~PQtatlal. or 2l:t/751·U52 fo r AKC register ed blond genUe, easy riding, $450. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!~IErtc. 2-35 COMMOTION, Cal.I !Ula ~3 _ptt'IOl\81 Interview. --------· ·--------•I male Cocker puppy. 5 847·$857 ;: one ot tho fastest & begt, S.C't SIOO.S I 300 J.aA mo. Adorable. gentle,1---------• e..Ofc.. Te un Sa1el Leri GH1-llL""' TYPISTS/ loveachildren 644·S887 Homehold Goods 8065 Mnlcat loots. Power 9040 equip~ 35 available. a..uUtul FUbion 1 ~In LIDO fASHIOHS £mpl~a Pay AU Fees . ....................... 1Mt1 • •nf1 1083 ....................... 1-71-'-."fl __ n_GO ____ _ «ompa1y a•eda con· Dt 1rt1H ¥ rnature ex· UiRelndersAgenty SECRETARIES •LITTLEPUl'PY• · 60Sq.yds.mossgmshag, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 27'/TrojanCruiaer 21· 197S Buccaneer. 9.9 ...u.ll*'llOO wllb cypln& per'd i.11le1lady, 4 day 4020 Birch St. Ste 10.i Join the team that offers Cute male, wl_ll be cptg, S~~5. J?.ras>;c;r1e~,: Conn M.ln·O·MaUc elec. Twin v8's, rad .. aounder 0/8. etec at.art. VHP', 150 fw fun, vulety Job. wtl.«73-l!n0,9·30to4 30. N'-wport8e1ich 833-81!)(. oppc>rtunity, nex. hrs. & medium s 1 z ~ · draw,96 xl02 ,ee xM • orean. excellent condi· Paint.ed,tuned.ready G. Very clean & ~m· Pleasant CIHrorltcira, ., .. , ...., Call for appt/(.>Stab '65 good pay. CALL TODAY Mustachioed. Last of Ut-hues of Avocado, brn & lion $600 PP S32·12S9 $7500 AY648·9000 fortablo, Must sell. lovelJ otrl d ~' · t.er.S48·2140 wlute.$75.960·2356 ' • • . Sl0,300. Sao Dieco ~e_at~ an u ; ,..,..HHded _________ 1 &Start Tomorrow. FLUTE-De Ford, all 35' Cbiis Craft. Tri~ab. 222.()209 evee or 219-0074 Call c.n~ .,.,.-.c .. to call on local b11s1· A.KC Poodle puppies, tiny hwelry 8070 silver, 3 yean old, $300. Twin Chrysler V-8. A/P, ext25da"'". • _..., ... ,,,_..,.,, ~. olfering very uni· SECRET ARIAL ~Q~ office • toy, aUshots, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847·5857 D/F, SIS. Bst ofr over ,. SKylo ,,_ $1000 que office products. Full POOL Q l d 530-6"5S WANTED $16,500 takes or trade? CUpper Marine 21' Main Excellent opportunity to <>r part lime. '751·&tM or over Oa metoYCMa 8045 TOP CASH DOLLAR POSTffHJULYSALE 64S-305l !\~~.st~~~::;~~.~ ----'-•firmtnthu; eve/wknd.'JMS-1090 557·0061 •••••••••••••••••••••••P AID FOR YOUR Selection of Gur1'an ,..... .,.,_'"6 Excellent opportunities Fr ID ood h c tr spot. Person who can SALES, permanent Cull foe mdividuals who WL'lh ~~:rt~23~D~lrc~h~S~t~·~N~.B~~· ~ cc g ome. 0 ie JEWELRY, WATCHES, Guitars, Southern 38' Se R llOBIE CAT 18' full race. ~I.Se and handle • lime Jioslllon. LANZ, tG work when needed. & black ReUiever mix· ART OBJECTS, GOLD, California's only dealer. 3 ays New sails, w/trlr. $1000. variety, wt.II land Uilte:it· Newport Center. 64• A4ll lure.Approx.2yearsold, SILVER SERVICE, U ed ,.. ti G'b n~9 a. t 556-5637 btwn SAM &1 or ceUentpos1uon. ----'----_ .. _ ... _-1 Typing 65 wpm. die Very loYeable. Excellent FINE FURN & AN· s niar n, I son. ~H .'f "'Pf . come to 271$ Cove St. CaUCbns S40-60SS SAUS tapbooe. Hours are. 8 5. TYPIST with children, minds T1QUES.S4S-2200 Fender, handmade & mnlOft 5 CdM Pleasecall644·3389,9AM for Newport Ctr. Jaw well. Call 581-0058 for vintage. S R 1---------Quullty portrait studio ·12Noon. U tock 8075 Santo sa...a--~a 2 WorkProcess.TrM. w1ntsdoortodoor sales hrm,topssk11ls. Alice. •es .. ~ llOIP iff tH Cat24.loaded,w/Newport. 759-0431 ••••• • •••••• • • •• •••••• • IM~ oc c s wy moonng. $4200. Outstanding opµortunlty peri.on. Must be your THE IRVla..JE !> KJttens unusual m k • ......_. 3 2 to learn newest word pro-own boss, willing to earn " -T)'l11st General Office 1ngs. 6' wks old. ~~~ ~~g·:i1:;g~n S::t:~ br~: 513 ce:.::.~7· C.M. ,,_,.. lch 6 1• 547 !H8·6680 cessing machine, as thls Sll0.·$260.1.1/wk.962-6421 COMPANY PARTTIME trained. Free.496-7705 parade Morgan geiding, LAPWORTH Des i gn ~§al~i:~ tr~.1~ Sales SSONcwportCenterDr. 12·~PM, lli;ht accur.ate hmitur. 8050 Eng. Wes tern (714) Office furniture Ir 27' Chris Cran , twin 283 Fbrgls SLOOP a.·. Race cellent potential and REAL ESTATE Newpart Beat·h typing & general office. ••••••••••••••••••••••• J38.1011 L-.& nt IOl5 Chev Y. Se II /trade. rigged, Sips 4 • O/B It ex- s Varlod duties. filing. S"'OREWIDESALE M·---u -.-P"M S3l-034.J,646.1470 tras. Recently hauled. benefits in super SALi PERSON phones, elc. National ·• , •~a:MOUs 8080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-0002 Newport Beach location INDUSTRIAL An equal Insurance Co., located In N~w & W!ed fur, n, appl ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oak Desks, tables, swvl •· ~ .. , s1: ..... "Y Call Sally 540-6055 Off! oppc>rtunityemployer rrusc Wilson s Bar a "' • .., --FLIPPER ce established 1n ~~~~~~~~~ Newport':. Financial · g m WAa...tTED side chairs Drafting & Radar equip'd, 4lh or Ju· 1956, mustincrease staff. -Plaza. Mrs. Lammers, Nook. 545 & 814 W. l9th, " atthltccturat tables. 900 ly special. Price reduced 8', t sail-beet beglnner':t ICeypuitch Opet" Exp' d. • 11 e ens e d 644-4760 CM. 642-7930 &548-3262 TOP CASH DOLLAR West 19th Sl. 631·2777 or thru the 4th. Sundancer, boat. Ukenew. S42S. To $760 !>alesperson. Drawing SECRETARIES TYPIST. summer onl". **I BUY** PA ID FOR y 0 UR 631·;:570 76, in warr. Mere crulzer 642-2496or979-8533 Sw;ng shlf\, currant ex· account. ~ JEWELRY. WATCHES, & h dt O/dr' uARTIN&ASSOC. local ll1°h School or ART OBJECTS, GOLD, P.tl 8087 eng vy Y ive. •--.a.. c...-.. • perience will land posi· '" •Excellent opportunity " ' Good used Furruture & $4800 of elec equip ~......-• Uoo with this 5 star com-S4S-847l for M?Cretary who lJke College Girl, i:ood typing Appliances-OR I will S l L VER SER V 1 C fo: • ••••••••••••••••••••••• <brand new>. 100 gal or Ski 9080 pany. Excellent benefits ---------• variety and ha s in 5,kills: office ~ork in seUorSELLforYou. F INE FURN. & AN· Tame Dbl yellow head fueJ. OuUigeers fish pole••••••••••••••••••••••• and great working cond1· Sales 1tiative. Real Ebtale of Corona del Mar. 675-5445 MASTERS AUCTIOM TJQUES. 645·2200 Amazon parrot. Very holders, swim step, sips llONDO Pl a tbottom. tioos. Hours 3:30PM to .. GO GETTER" fice with heavy phone~ Waitrc:.s wanted. Exp'd 646-8686 & 833-9625 pttlly. S200. 556·2719 4, stv, ice box, standuv Sliver Flake. Fresh 440 ll:OOPM, so even Ume lo Experienced advertising a~ people eonuict. Re food & cocklatl. Over 21 ---------• LUGGAGE TAGS Koi Fisb saJe h~d. rull canvass & top, Olevy. Casale v drive. laze on beacb. "'•o.""u sales person. Must know qwres typmg 60 wpm Call Karen btwn 10 3 CASH PAID from your busmess card. size 2 ID 30 .. 50c to $75 loaded w /add equip., Etc. At Tony's Shell. Call Rita .,., """" Nwpt Dch area. Call for dictaphone <ind bJ:.1 644·9550 For good used furn. anti· Send one card for each 7141892-4071 ' · tandem trlr w/side rails. Brookhurst /Carf1eld. pt 7..,,1531 ft 7 '" mathab1htie:. "Ues & color TV ':.. lag plus one spare. We Storage avl. 833·2575 aft FV.S7'995.Ph963-60SS C'~Tyaist S .. 00 ap · ""'" a er 1"" W Food C k I .., p· •o 8 9 ~ r · v a1trcss I oc ta1 s 957-8133 return permanently tanOS• rgans 0 0 7, dys 546·4300 D .• lnleresling variety pas1· SALES·All lines o( ms, •Responsible 1><>:.1llon 1 Apply ult -lpm. :0,1d s sealed attractive tag & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Marseltus 17 Ski bc>al, IB. V drive. uon In super company auto, H.O., life etc. Pref our co mm er c i a Blue Deel, 107 21st r1 Indian Cotton Sofa & Lov· strap, meeting airline French Prov. upright , w/trlr. Needs work, S800 for dependable, nexible Co. Full training µro· managementtl1\1i,1on fo NB. escats-Loose pillow, l.D. reqwrerru!nts. Pre· Steinway piano Like 76 Chrysler Valiant. orbstofr.536-1044 personwithtypineablh· gram & comp. EOE secrelarywhohkestode -----Cho1cccolorsS48S Both ventl05s&lheft ! Fora n ew. Seal B c h. CompllrlrandAll.$2400. ty. Excellent promG· 752.7990 al with people. Require. We need SO people who are Pcs ! . Lge selection personalized tag enclose 2131598-4684 Ph960-3724 . Tr•1portaffow tional opportunity.------6Swpmtypmgsk11ls die at leas t lO lbs 0\'4.'r· lamps,t'oCCeetbls&fine wallpaper, fabric or • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful office. out· ---------i t.nphone S.JJ de:.irablc weight Call Ms. Stone 411 home furnishings at TllE "Day Clo" paper & we 5' Baby Grand Piano 28 Owens, new paint,~ S•/ ~landing benefits. • SALES TRAINEES ' 75t 9175 Wt> can tell you FURNITURE CONNEC· will back & lnm your Howard $1300. Npl Bch: cpls, gauges. bilge Refit 9120 Call Sally M0·60SS 1 .a.RGE M .a.y•L Call: 644·338!1 how 10 lo~e Pounds & TJON. 7351 Heil, Un1l L tags. Or try two cards Call 759-1111. puv8mpd. elekc hea,d, SC6h2e0"'0Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• -A 9 A.M. 10 noon earn money at the same 118. 84.2·1244 back to ba k , oc av . . time ---------c · . 7 6 Ya mah :l studio 546-9842; 962-0362, ask for '67 Dodge :V.-ton <'am per· Clerical To $600 Growing S & L seeks In· dlvidual with accurate typing and math. to work with bwlders and learn loan disbursement. J::x- rellent opportunity and fant.asUc benefits. Call Carry S40·6055 Comcralnicati0tts $900 A fascinating position t•oordinatlng aod seck1ni.: up telephone systems in large modern company t;>.per1ence with telephone company a dis· lJncl plus and KTST ex· µeriencc. Ex celle nt benefits and great paten Lia I. Call Rita 540·60~ SUPPLIER OF Furniture Stri~ped & PRICES. Upright 45·• Walnut RickorJohn w/stove·stnk·bubble top. H .a.RDW ... RE & THE IRVla..JE Yacht Rigger·EX""r'd l'ef1n· h"" b t S2ca or 3/$5 11 •' A ki ' SlBSO. 646-0111 A A " "' ' is """ Y xpcr s. 4/Slags$1.60ea. m ust se · 5 og 20' Bertra m, conv top.1---------TOOLS COMPANY St.crnSaiHngSys. 752-5059dys,646-6826eve 6/9tags$1.SOea. SU»/ofr.551·5338 Newuphol.427Fordeng.1970,Funllme camper MOW HIRING !>:".ONewportCenlerDr. ____ 54_&-_3602 ____ Desk 5 chrs, lg dresser, 10ormore$l.40ea. TY.Rocio, Berkley Jet. American 11~.Gdshape.SlOOO. SALES TRAINEES Newpart Beach, Ca. Merchondis. round lbl. green couch. Sales Tax Included HiR, St.no 8098 tandem tr Ir, SJ,495. 968·5027 NOEXPERNECESS ••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo. all solid walnut Draw yNoOurCAowRnD"o·r send ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·5&t2 '72 VWAdventurerCmpr. Anti-s 8005 h1gh quallty493-6736 f I XLNTTRAJNING An equal .,.--name, address, phone & . 21' DAY CRUISER, Olds re r g, .dbl bed, stove. PROGRAM opportunity employer ••••••••••••••••••••••• 48" Round formlca & ma· we'll make one card per New AR 2 ax s~krs. LJ~t powered. Jacuzzi pump. pressur!zed ~tr system. Good stwtinq pay Wonderland pie din rm tbl + 12" leaf. tag. Add 25' each. Sl65 e~. AUanuc M us1c i.>,99s. 540·7063; 963·50S9 new Mich tires. SJSOO. Earninqs $210·$400 SECRETARY • S7S. 6 Windsor type ma· send check or money or· sale pnce S99 ea. Atlan· 1_67_3-_8069 ______ _ wk E.xµer, cons<'icntiou:. Of Anhques! µle chi~~ ca. 2 KLJI cJ~rto: tic Music 44S E.17thSt. 32'STEPHENSSportFls· d d f 11 llUG •. · ~Yarehous·' spkrs. all like new. PILOTPRlu..l ... G CostaMesa,Ca. her, twn Chryslorn_.-.o....t C 9130 CO:tlMISSlONS & person nee c or a "' "' ""' "" crowns, new VHF. & bol· ~c ors , BONUSES phases or ofc v.. ork ~rammed with over 500 673-5!58____ P.O. Box 1560 lorn Job. Needs paint & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mustbewcllgroomed& Shrthndreq·d.callLind music ho'<cs. ni<'kelo· 30re:.:.er., mirror coffee Co6ta Mesa,Ca 92626 New G.E 10" walnut minor r epa irs. stlpEncloscdTridentelectric neat appearing. Career forappt,640·5-tiO <Icon piano~. t'irrn-; or· tables. b~nch, 21"· B/W --partacolor TV. Won in available. First $7 tar in good cond. VII/ ( & rapid ad\'ancement op· I: 0 n s · \\ a 11 t I oc ks· TV. 1 hair & ottoman Antique Brunswick Pool contest. Many features, cash offer. 548·4192 dys; new baltenes. 645·6932 portuoities. Xlnt co. Secretary, entry level, grandf.alhcr. c locks. humidifier. SSl·69-l9 · Table, O\cr 100 yrs old warranty S200. 548·8924 6421122 benefits. must be take-char1tc· fasc1natmg ant1qu~s 51495. s.t7-<)933or979 7388 ans. · e'•s. Motoriud likes 9140 CaH Mr. lrvinn type. $500-600. 979·087!.I Over $1,000,000 Worth All wood :\1edilerranean ao-.a... r _.1 •••••••••••••••••••-•• Tues.7/5.8AM·lP.,,kf , _f_or_a_P_P_l. ______ 1 Amencan International mirrored canopv bedrm lrvineCnastCountryClub Boats&Marin~ ...,. ....., 9060 ~ Wed. 716 ,8.AM·lOAM Gallenes: 1802-T Kelter· set. StJOO 997.23js Golf1n\ m e mbership Ecpp:Mnt ••,••••••••••••••••••••• UJi.2,~'?J;t~s LIKE St<r.t-To $785 Secy/NoShorthand ing St., Irvine. Tel. S1200/ s l ofr. Se nd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'n Buccaneer. 2 mos old. 540.5136 -' 7519134 !!HEW JOlll 754-lm. Open Wed thru Korean c hest. brass response ID Ad P9:rt, Dai· Boats.Marine Transferred. must sell. Excellent company in • S650. This brand new ore. Sat. 9 AM to4 PM. Visit • hrdwr. Ideal liquor· ty Pilot. P .O. Box 1560, Equipmet1t 9030 7'.':! hp O / B, port PUCH Moped. 5 mos old. beautifullocation,seeksj~~~~~~~~~~in Irvine need s a china s torage . Cost.aMesa.Ca.92626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VHF /RDI<~. S afety xlnt cGnd. Economical ~;;:s~i~J'e.:~no~~r F:~~ SCTY /RECEPTIONIST "energetic type" to help BFRt"CSTSOIREDY 21315984684 2.i panels custom made 45 HP Mere. 0 /B mtr pkg +exlras. SlJ,900. aft 1160 mpg> & rehablo. Oo· benefits and potential. Part time, 5 days p/wk set up business. Exciting "' Hide·a·bed + 2 pr of glass lemon yellow bheer drps Elec. start & CGGtrots.' 5• 675- 1829 ly $385. Call &75·3128 Call Rita 540·605 1·6 PM. Phone. typing, opp. tor ureer person. Lg. s_election of pure amber lamps w /night Fine cond. 673-1967 S200. 642·9731 Glen L 14 sloop. Like new. Motorcvdff / shor thand, Newport Typing&figureapl.Con-DRASS Deds., Reas . lite, all purchased from . , S675orbcst. Sc:ooftn 9150 CustomerSet'"I. Bcach.752·1833 trolCareer Employment ~ri c~s. Uuy dirccl & quality st.ore·hcost,PP. 4x.8 ltain lay.out H&N *ZODIAC 645.3245 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agency 556 8505 NB save. 675.8776 scale-lites, lndscpg , To $650 . SECRETARY ' ' ' THE WAAG BED bldgs, awitchcs, transr. Port-A-Marine LIDO 14 Honda ST 90 • 7•. Interior decorating com· EXECUTIVE SECY /REC PT, part lime, 23J.l Newport Bl. Ear 1 y Amer. Furn 1 + 6 N cars & 12 11 cars. Inflatable Boats Trailer. Extras showroom cond. 920mi. pany needa b ri ght, Fashion Island R.E . Harbor area. M.D.'S of-642-2712 ~ dresser w/mirror, d in st00.546-0469 2925College,C.M. S2.195 G42·8706 S350/b5tofr.673·9401 cheerful personality ro firm. Type 7owpm, sh fice. Exp. pref. S45·92S8 ----rm tble w /4 chairs<2 C7l<ll 540·21>70 .7 """'" their order desk. Your C VISIT Capt > end tables 97 gallon aquarium with . DON'T BUY-Lse nu 4 ~Kawasaki. Im· day will fly by with thi 90. I 00. a 11 E i I en e Sec'y wanted. Legal exp. BACK EAST ANTIQUES tamps' ~s etc 962.6324 wooden stand, and all ac· Mere. 1000 w /shOrt ah an Is I and er. 2 8 from mac. 71 SL350 HGnda. interesting, oxcitin &10·0123 necessary. 6 week s um· 145 291.h St. In Cannery • • · cessorles except gravel. & controls. Never lo salt $200/mo, Slip & Ins. comp. tblt. 960-4906.. position. SECRET ARY mer r ep I ace men t. y111age for. btn antique Moving sale, 2 5pc bed rm Never used. $125 tor all. waler. Call after 4 : 30 lncl'd. P /P 714·842·2821 '78 125 Honda Elsi-lo Call Rita S40 833-3622 Jewelry. silver clocks, set, l French Prov. king 982·1815. · wlcdays, all day wknds. ml ......... cond ~-·-. . RECEPTIONIST etc. OpenT11c·Sun 12·4. sz. $250. 1 Medit. dbl. bed 646-8738 AMF Mini· Fish & car ,..,.,.. · c-S/H $700 Typing, SH, salary com· Servic~ Sta. Attendant, w/beauly r est mattr Double bed mattress. xlnt rack, $360. Scuba EquJp. 675·2662 ~r "° mensurate w /ex per, fr. exper d. FUii or p /tlme. Antique oak buffet, good S*la. Brown leathereu~ cond. 125. Coin operated VHF /FM 45-<:hannel, SY!'· $75. SSl-5740 ,74 HW1ky 250 WR, never lnt.erior d~a~g r''h' inge benefits. 549.3833 Apply Ar<:o Station, 17th cond1l1on $300 couch never used SlSO electric dryer $50. theslz~d marine radio been raced, very clean, pany nee s r g &lrvine,C.M. 846·5028 1 _ •111 . g b k .... : 673-9499 lele's,ureg.$S24.95,sale numderbirdSloop.~.500. f f X personality for busy .... c. ye WI? ac Cm• $.189.95. Save to 2$% on mooring a vail. aat. ~ srm. tras. desk. Great company, *SECRET ARY * SEWING Macb. oper·s. AppllaKes 10 I 0 s.'50. Lrg ding lbl(antlq>. '5" Herald Loom, Jack all marine electronics. 833-8060 _96J._2520 ______ _ excellent benefits. An ex· , Expanding mrg. needs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Garn~ tble. New ornate type, 8 harness. x Int Be! JOarn/alt 6pm. call ---------• citingplacelowork. t:nusual opportunity for exp. operators. 1580 Washers. dryers. Clean hvy iron gate. 4 Gold cond., hardly used. 656-6200. 18' Sloop. sips 4, J HP '70 HD Sporlster. Xlnt Call luta 54 secretary .working with Monrovia, NB, 64.2·3'72 !ale models. SUM>. 1 yr s"'.'.vel deer. bar stools. 494.9912 O/B. Mual sell. s1750. cond. Rebuilt eng, trans, Eacrew Secretary I!iti line c ompa ny Is DI person with ac· C!Ul'ale typing and aome escrow background. Fantaallc potential t crow to escrow omcer. Great place to work. Call salty MO. ALSOFUJOIS lttc.,.._. •• Eteellent opPortunlty fOf' varlel.1 poeltion with t.hla top firm. Lile typing will land t.hla fun •Pol· Call Chris 540 • topexecuuve. Shorthand guar Free dell\•ery 29 high. Ladles golf loah.Power 9040 968-5628 sem1·chop.Sl7SOormake & accountln~ s~ills de· Silk screen trainee. Full Mstr Chg. Will also buy· clubs. Packard Bell con· Fu R co AT s. MI n It ••••••••••••••••••••••• offer. 547·184$ slrable. Unhm1ted op. time for email mll plant s.16.2840. · sole stereo, SlO. LamJ)!. autumn hue cape let KITE. Race rlaaed. very portunll)' for qualified Htg Bch. ~l antiq. time clock. Lrg Whlle Fox a tote. Ster Uni W~RAIT NOVA~ good cond w /street te1aJ 'J4 ffO .. .a.. CB200 perton w/initlative. FRGllT DAMAGED oak S rolled top desk, Silver,6placosetUnaby 24 •. twin Mere. 888.s trlr. Will sell boat IMM Startlngsalary$9SO+ex· SENIOR llOTPOINT SALE. 3308 $400. Decorative Lund.661-0249 1/0!1, coddy cabin. COV• aeperately. S48S. Ph Xlnt"• .... r..a.as ceptlonal benefits. Reply LAMD PLAHMER W. Warner nr Harbor, household Items aalore. er, tandem trlr. 615-8280 &&4·1973 U91N, UU to Ad 11963, Dally Pilot, Exp·d .. career minded Santa Ana. 979·2921 $200. King si. bedspr~ad, FfREWORICS SALES or175·7BM ---------H Box 1.560, Costa Mesa, w/erealive design & never used, ~. Otmlte NewportJCosta Mesa ..... y I .... U .... CH ~',:'. ·fulmllm!.cuullpa.te~t5h. enr Used CA92626 mgmt. ablUUe.s. Apply in CASH PAID carved Fr. drkoak ant.lq. Scouts, Order of tJ\e At· "" ~ " ~... _.., ~~~~~~~~I personw/resumeto: Mr. For Wshr/Dryrs/Refrlg aldeboard, 7• tall, $500. row Chapter. 2100 tt•c...wy&Apstnk• 642"463asklorRlcb 962-1437 SECRETARY Fuentes, RBT. BEIN, working/not. 9S7-81JJ 499-1752 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa Completely reatored· P.CATwitb roller jib Dbl ----..:....~-- WM. FROST & ASSOC. KENMORE WASHER . King size Waterbed & in front Jolly Roeere. We varnlahed deck, ralla II trapeie, saU cvra & trlt '71 Yamaha 175 E:Mluro.. ~:,u;,Y F:s~ ~:c~~atlye 1401 Quail St., NB Good condition $lOO. heater, like new, 1125 Or want your aupport. wlndableld . Equipped 11495. ~ Vert (ood cond. Street/ 64.2 9403 w /ever)'\tllnl for lmmed off nM4. l3()0. 548-&Taa. typing r~ulred. Hean •STUDENTS* · offer. 540-9126 Gerry Lope& L'Jbtnln~ use. BeauL thowplece. COLUMl1A 34 MICH Brtan. :,~r;e;i,,ur~~~ ~bt~°t! ~II or pttlme to dis· Coln operated electrlc Must aelll <Top of line> ~. ~:~:.~:a~ln Call for details. M20Q, Built tn '73, this im· --------- work :iih minim a 1 tn~ute zip code dlrec· dryer. SSO ca!lh. Ethan Allen couch, end & 673-8834. rnaculate ,stoop ls ready .............. 599/ .. --" Ion B 1 tones In own area. Need 673·9499 cotree tables. an or sep. Oil P•inlln•• by well Zl"0~ .... 5 to cru!Jse w/7' headroom ltflt/Ster• . fl60 a.....,.~·• · ai c com· access to car, over 16. . Must see to apprec. known artlst.e. Decorator nsn in salon. Powered by •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• puterltnowled1ea must. $3.SO per hr. (714) For Sale. Sears 17 cu. ft. Make Gfr. 493·6470 or Uv'g rm 4' kit. llema ....... CnlMf' Perkins diesel, auto , ,_c._1_1_Su_•_•_n,'-5t_'7_-4_1_S9 ___ , 839-0700. • fl'OIUess refrl•. id cond 76&-0801 Ptan\a.640-7456 TWln283Chev1J111tovtr-pilo&. RDF, dlaJY, furl 28 Ziptoret Ml{, f\a1Jy 175. 960·2995. hauled. Electric trrm jlb+extraa. 129,500 flnn. ~ •latru, •IPI G, I 2-SECUllTY GUARDS .................. ". S~~H~~·:u~:,~~: Portabl• diabwaaber with Rattu Dining Table, 54" Singer aewln1 machine Jn ta bl. new v a rft lab. Owner $31#4 gya ot ~100... ........ pub 11 c re I at 10 n s . but.cber bk¥k top $11$ round. 8 matching swivel beaut. cabinet: Electric Shower, proPIM aove" &l.5-7554-ves. For aaJ 12 Cham_._ 'W d 9IM1'TO • • chairs $22.S. Two Uphol. stove, both IJl Sood cond. oven. Dalt Wit depOI al 'Xfi t conc1 ~ eek ap, Mr. Sawyer. Qialrsl20eacb.646·1086 &&S.aD32 finder, new eontrola. 321'.!=~~b!:_:lolL~~~ .~:en.;P.an': ~im. Kenmore washer le fllll Good '6SOO· WW conaider lr•d· 1... '"• •"' ~. • snJDENTS, u thru tG, dryer $150. Guanftteed ofc d* $50. Beaut. Mltc•w-illl my eciulur foe akl nicely equipped. S28,TIO. 'JI ~ • M1AI. liall Wllkb' pay ls paJd vac. ror newaJMtper 80llctla· "dcUvettd,54U8'72 mosaic cor. tbl. orla. WllllM lotl beet or t (114> m.t:Ma _......_•wbdl. a.twin Mda. U.•tnt. Xlnl lrlnce benettta. t.lont, earn 110. to sso. 900,0C\lYs:IOO. • .................... evetorwAads. Rbodlllt. ... .....,. -.---.~ .... · Above aver••• waaea. wkly.49Z.ee97 se.r. nlttl • cnalc~J 8'1W491 WA.NTEDTOl>AYlt , 1"-laaeboal~·~ ~ UnUorm • eq u ip. fur, e:=rtone. QlOC'd 0rca11. t!ld tablet, Blck·paek a.ttablia tor ta ~ altl " llabJq 111.oa.o 1t1'• ........ ~ SUMMEll HILP bath. OTentutt,..d aeclional, Bo)'Scollt-RtalOQlb\t. boat. fSbJ> BvlDrude. MW....._.MMlitt Now hlrtna ln alt deptt. M~t MJI, movta1 from much mo r • m la o. 5'121. Doua ~ cm4. SllDO/b.t oh. VtmNO SLOOP OD a. I toll DOtil daillt. tor •~ fl aerv. 4' d ar.1. Sean Wuher fr ~ WAH?ED :;It end. ubln, ...ew ODlt 2•00 . Gitl" • la 1l ver y • M a 1 t have elec pa dryer, blitlli 990, Vanity • lirllmic c:oraer 21 .. or a•• c.r 1Y ~· tl • Sabrecraf\ Expren • plow aacbofj. all~ a..Hltcl wltb fa....,... drivc'1lic.Eomupto Upriaht GE r,._., it bed~.~ Oaod aota, trHaletorlMd Cnd.Hr1.VaDIOdtraDtr· mdd.'1U211orl7 .,....~ .-slll).Aattor.'l'nck $7.PIAHR. ~nhi1,bcMb$U$. 1 0ond.101U1 "-UHP'.seoa> • MMloner.<n4tsa.1MS •11 CAL 2s. custom ~~w..-.. c11:111 -nto •i--a... .__549 -eou 5 ,. ..... u..-..1 • u· r •• ,.,,. C•l>l• ••U•~LP:~1 ... o::. ~~fi .. ••• ..-,~· 1010 ~ • ~~ rv • tn11u, twin •c.r•!f•, 8PIN. *' u. " 1'El..EP'HON!!SAL~ •H•••••••••••••••••u• •-• .. •••••••••••• ••• Good UMCI furn/nlrlP 16aded, cond. fl O/or ofr. ' L1t4 Studenta 15 '-over LO Supel' i,. To"r ii 2 by ... P'ruura Is atovH btlp on project (or oon-SC!h ln Rldda • ~~· ......... l46.Q1tl profit or1•ntuUon. w n. n once. -1.;.;;.~~...._....._ _ _.._ ...... Work fron\ 01.1r omce •· tTmm.1141 ~·to oo,:J.acUli, OARAOB'.'..•~• •• lft•----~~-.--Moo u.v rrt pm lt!at l>toJl1••bO~peopl• -a. et .. •P-Pll•nc: .. , ... ~tftneu , ..... __ ........ _... __ ...... ~ •tn. Hour~:a• + Uoialiatwa19ct.ttbe • "' ,.....,. ·--~~~~~..;...i,__ tlOlll& Call •rt 4 ~DW«or7latait ....,.~ltnflf.'~l tra r e&rd, p ~ DAILY Plll>T UU~IM• •..-CM .. .,. I a· __.. ---4., . • ..._.. ..._. • -.IA .... "" • • .. , '\f. 4 WMtl Drlvu 9550 v-i 9570 Autoi Wanted 9590 CJ 2 DAILY PILOT Tuesdav Jutr 5, 1977 •••••·•······•········· ....................•.........•••••••••....... M.k>r HorMa. Sole / Awto Servlu, Parh bcreationol lt..t/Storep f 160 & Acuuon" 9400 VefliclH '530 ....•..•..•..............••.•.•••••.••..••.••• ······•····•····•······ \llll!lll 1111\11' 't\\l';WITll ib 1..iMC ~ullull>Jll w .. 11, t-01t1H.!'.r 1~111&.nuH 11 r ~1\'11 • r ~~111 •1101 JEEPS "77" 1!17~ Dodi.:<· Tradr~man. JIH cu~wm "an, PS, PH, autn ..unrr. 7~·0637 I 11•1n I ,11 ~k '711 •-11 H llH ll; '1 l \ ll I'\ II I !'I 1111. \'u,tom 111l hu1 l..1•t · I n.;1nt-. •l·au, ulr vack1i;1· 1h1JI t .I ~ • .. • ( J I ' ( 'h,·rol..t'l''· \\ Jl(Ollt'l!I" l'1l'I.. u11t>. up to Sl ,200 di:. rnwib ~ ~r 50000 m 1l1: Auto•Wonted 9590 hn 11•111 '1h I' Ir W1 I • I 1.111u11••Mu11, li;1t. 40 11.i l nuun. ;:11 1.,11 WJftMn\\.!\ a\ JllubJe. ••••••••••••••••••••••• \llr hm•· .'11 ~· 11''1'1· '"""' lor "11mnu•1 '•'! tl!IU\ • 11.·.11 I 11.b .iu,, \Itch lll 1'' lui: 1.u I.. C .. and Mtrs Inc WE WILL BUY • I 111' ru rud10, tlli:11 .1I I II. lllUl 1'~ Ut, SA ~-81>00 YOUR DA TS UH • I· 1 1111<·1 l> ti73 70.:• Treia.n. Treu4 9170 • l>o.11 7~ tila.t<'r, • .11r, uuto, P tS, l'.\IL> l"OR OR NOT l'1B, lit "hi, roll har TOP DOLLAR •••••••••••••••• ••••••. • llump•·r 4 ~Drive' 9SSO l\lP<>H I ••••••••••••••••••••••• :n.ooo rn1. S1lvt-1 FORTOPCARS t.rtld~n I .1h on, ;, :: I , ~I .111, hl..1· llU, ~lilt I 01ul >t9'JO . .,~~ li3"& \t WM 1'1'1 ~ 197SFORD Cheyenne Th1s~kml. lst BARWICK DATSUN ~.OOOU1k~ 64.'> JO!>l 1111 "' M.i111 lw.1c1. ..X4 IROHCO \11,1ln·1111 17h 'l'JflO Tf'nt 'fr ,11Jcor !'>larm•""'' II by Stai t'r111t, ;1 mu <1hl Auto a for Sol• tL'•••t"C.i \'4 U.'\.•~ hU)\ U\~ lfl\ht ••••••••••• •• • • ••• •••• • "'" 1 !Ill.'\ ~ ·~·() .,,...,.,/ 11. h1U)' \11111 l\n,.tc11 r.it. Cla11lc• 9520 'I hi:\ rcu lillJlll) h .... \\ldl'. h'""' y duty" lw\'I~ tllllllT J >. Sat. Priced-S4488 MIRACLE MAZDA ~t:"lQ IJ11rborUlvd .,<.: M. 645-5700 71 TOVOTI\ Land('rw:>cr New brnkt·:-.. shot•ks, xtt:i tm:i.. $2100 ~ 32~0 '73 Ji':EP l'kup J-4000. llrbh 1·ni;. I' IS, auto :>HOO l"1rrn 4!14 0395 h'<''i • ltnat'"• u"'kJn1' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'l~IO !th.!-114il> i.a"k for lll.1b 1' 1111 ti I' 1S, I' B, • 73&oul 11 , :n.ooo mi. x1111 ro11<1. Nt•w all road lites h<''l Mr. ti45·3007 01 ~;l.'lll fnny aUlo, llulh lop" ltnund ~· 111;,o•ot • S St.in 111tt ll nt lr h ~111 n, 'l". ,1111. 1111 1111\ Iii It" t .illlJHI l'un~l. Jll ll~Uf"' !11:1~1 • .. ~H H .! hlk .~.o \II t ''"'· xinl Ill , .... 11111•111 • .111117~1 :!;!1:1 Allto~ice. Porh 1•1J.1 I c.ril, 1 •Ir ~•·•JJn. 'Acc•ssories 9400 ,..,,..,w.,.i 1111.: 1.1kc "''" ••••••••••••••••••••••• •tJn \:nlor dt •\t"'U dJlh !'UUI 1!"' ~S:.'11 I Int-H•buo .•Ill l n~. \lnl AMC· JEEP !f I ln Collf. \\ 1-; OUTSELL,\ I.I. .I 1'.J::P l>E.\l.1-~H:-. IN THE STATE HUGE IHVEHTORY .\JI '10(frh "l<•W & l"•l'd Ll'J'llll-! t\\ a1l.1hl,• Costa Mesa AMC Jeep :!~t llMUWH HI.VU Co:.l.i :\k:.a :; 19 ll02:1 Trucks 9560 ..•.•...........•.•.••• i:! Chl'I'\ 1'1l'ku1> · • ·run, J.:;.) l'nl!. PS. PB. A/(' s:OOJ 1,;l) ·n-12 7·1 To~ nt.1 I' tr 1.111 a II) " \I 11 l' 11 \ \l F \I 1acho+•''ll;i-. (;rt nmd ~Ju llrm t!l'J :110:; 1011d .• l \lliB 1'1ill1'1.11 lord, I 1lr ,cJa11 11 JtbOllllll>On, xlnl fond r•·,tur•'fl 1111~ 1.11..1· n .. ~ lfw,:o Pr~ll', 7'>1 !J0.1'1 Ian •·nlnt, drl\l'll d.111\ ---- -Sl;()()(I 1'16 ):>:!I• PL'Opk whn nceU P eople ih S1l\l•r.id11 ~Ion ~)Joll I~ Bwt·k c·og & ltan' ThJt'..,wh.itlhr J;?M m1. 'lOOO on nc" 1969 GMC \6 l'n)(. c~rl\ 1hc l.i!>tt':.I dro.rn 111 lhl' IJ\JL'r' T'ILOT mOlor :\Int ,hill'l' ~I tllj Dodge' trutl.. 1·n~. 1:'7 \\l·'l j l>;ulv l'rlul !'>ERVICE Dl'llF:CTOll' ptv (',ill all I>. 'l om < h\ hi!., t.i5 5:1110 5 HHl:l\I') I IJ,:.llll.'d 1\d 642~5tl7R. ,., :111 ahoul' 'Jl.J :.'till4J 11r J1ihn 1138 1917 Autos. Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 llclorl' Ii uk !Iii:! titi.'13 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••Vons 95 70 * . ·1t1~:\·1~ :\ ~77 EXE<TTIVE :\H)TOR llt>°:li1·: FHO:\I HEHi\ FIUEDl.A~DEH 8:!8-~888 or 5:n · 7777, 898-6777 Ext. 275 * ..•••.••.........••.... * ST~;p \'\'I '••ti ('hrv 'iJ h * 1yl1·ni.: 11 ·x :i·1ll'd.1!>pd It tr'"'" gd lln•,,, Xlnl mi: It & :.11:.IJl'll~IOrl . Wf'll•Jrnd "'" wnshlcl. ln•.Jtt•r, H V !* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *; 111'.:lll>Ccl f>lS-32Hll • HERB FRIEDLANDER IMPORTS It 7~ Font i-;conollnt•. "' lorl -... •'ORANGE COUNTY'S IMPORT CAR KING" it '11ndow 'on ,\~LF~t it ... 1cn•o, 8 tr:.ll'k. i\ C. htr. lt .11110 tran,,, :10'.!CI \'8. :.! lt m·w Ur<·~ Cle<in. J1.ln1 * mc1·h ton•I l\l;ikl· olr * 11n-11~th ·; > lJ11di.:t· l tun \·,.11. flunw rtl<lr, n,·~ t1rc' ~:) 1!17 Jl,.IX :-.in Judn l!np1!>trano 831-1375 493.3375 WE BUY CLEAN CARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET :!.11:..'8 Harbor Blv1I COST A M F.S . .\ 546-1 200 W~; PAVTOPDOLLo\ll FOil TOP USED CA HS l"OH ~:IG~. IJO:\t F:STIC m 1..'l.ASSICS It ) 0111 c;ir 1~ E''" a dl""' "-'e u,. 11r,,t SAUER BUICK :!!ll5 Harbor Bl\ 11 n"'ta :\lesa :li!J·.!500 WE MEED CLEAN USED CARS HOW CALL PAPPY 540-5630 IW,!~\11!61 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA CAR OUTLET Cash For Cars Paid For Or Hot ~I t5HARBOH BL\'I> llarbor & \'1ctona 1 t ·o~T A l\I ES \ 642·0653 HAPPY JULY 4•111 OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY-CLOSED· .\\ONDAY # IS OUT TO BE ~ONIWtn7 DATSUN f·10 WAGON Loh of '°'°"" wit+. reo4 .c:~r Hvitry -""'• •"' wll quick 1166. IS.r. O?tl l'tl 1973 MllCUIY MONTIOO Automotk ,,....,,., .. loft, I. MUCH MOili. Nia tff Cl-llmGSN) . , ••• HAND NIW 1977 DATSUN 2HZ Cullom \OCW't pac-•Ot'· ,.,...o,, Altlt/FM c•uttl• owr ,.KSen &. '""'" motf' (SO:: 11'JtSer ll'1•11 1914 DATSUN MH "-""'"· ..... -.. -.i1Hul -41111 "IOllS) (OWP) •4199 1976 DATSUN UUlU TOP DOLLAR PAID A11to1, Import.ct Aartoa. Imported Autos. a.ported ....................... ··••·····••••••·····•·• ......•.•.•..••••...... IMW 7712 J 9730 MGB 9744 ...•..............••••• -~················ ······•···•····•···•··· I Oil Cl.l::A ~ IRRl~ nr A('tl Bl VO ll Ulll flNGTON BEACH 641 7111 I -!>40 0·\42 IMPORT CARS ALL MODELS ORAHGI COUNTY'S OLDEST $ SJll'1l·Serv1ce-Leasing Roy Car•er .Inc. Rolla Jloyce BMW 1540 Jembor~ Newport Beach 64().M44 •74 JAGU \R ).J6L. rull pwr, AM H''f sterco radio ~7500/0fr. PP 8'8-0369 9738 •••·············•·•··•• miracle mazda 1976 MGI ROADSTER W1lh ooly 13,000 n11h"I l°'~oi:e rack & AM /FM steroo 19ttOPQSI SADDLEIACK V Al.LEY IMPORTS 831 -2040 495.4949 MGI SPECIALS Autos. lmporied ···•········•·•·······• '762002. Air, snrf, AM·FM <·ass, m ags, stick. 21SOH.tterltvcl. 13,000m $7500.644-4671 COllhl M4tlO 645-5700 Get yuur MGB Svec1ab wtule they lai.t uud selet> t1on u good. !-'rel' AM/FM Slerco8trk, lui;r.; rack, wheel trim nn~ imd spcr1al istnping Call for details on our unique MAGI PLAN fmancmg. 9701 ....................... t976BMW2002 --- --- Block exterior With sUn• Mef'cedft 8"z 9740 roor, AM /l''M stereo,••••••••••••••••••••••• SPECIAL INVENTORY SALE 100+ ma~s. low miles & 1974 M8Z450SE V('l')'clean.(950NYL>. Full p ower, R t rack ~ ~ TR7 H.adquarlers! Sale Priced-$7688· i.t.ereo, cruise control & MIRACLE MAZDA more! Loaded! UJIJO> i1so116r•~ssic;~· c M. Ri'Mt v $11,595 SADDLEBACK S·l976 Su!><'r·sharp. Lu" m1leuge TH7's m 'toc:k, :-.ome with factory air c:-0011 Priced ri~ht Can buyorlra~e.calltoday. Capri 9715 '71 Triumph TR6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t ~pd. AM/FM r.c1t10 1976CAPRI higAJ!l<: rad.., Low m1lci. HATCHBACK Cherry' Thi" "t•ek onl) ~ll5 l~rt.:l-'11377L'I '76 SPITFIRE A~1 /Fi\1 r:idw, 4 )pd Low milt--.. I ddon h.inltop and ragtol' CJi1 buy or lra't' 111\tiPQW > '74 Porsche 914 5 !>p1I Iran.,, A 1\1 /FM Mt·n~1 N1c·c t•ar clri\'r 1t' ('an buy or 11'" '1· <75iLKX > '74 MGB GT I :.pd, i\M I f:\\ r.Jollo L()w m1ll•age anti n•ull) Sharp! Th1!> wt1ek only SW99. Custom f111anc·111g a,·a1l. (706LVH) '71 Jaquar XKE 2 + 2 Air cont!. AM /FM Stt'r(•o with tap(•. aulc• trao~. Loaded' Only SS:.'!J5. ( R007C I '73 CAPRI 2-Dr 1 spd. AM /FM Stereo " tape, V 6 en~1n e. Sharp' Custom fin.incmi; ;i\ail CO'J7JLTJ '75 FIAT Xl9 I -,ptl A!lt/f'!lt !'>tt•rcn " lapL· 'll1t•t• 1 <H lo~ pnn· t-170\t Y(J > 'ii Spider. boui:ht m•w in 'i6, 1s.ooom1 Xlnl ('()nd 11 o o d hr a . ,\ \I F 1\1 :..t<•rro 968-0116:1 'iii Alfa Homt'o Alfella (iT Lo n11 . :i1r, 1\!ll/FM rad1() !~~I rn1 i.75·!1599 i i \ul11 must 't'll ' Sunroof. I :..pd. i.!d t•ond clcan' • 6 t~ :W•7 9712 HOW OM DISPLAY THE630CSi OUR COMPLETE BODY SHOP ISHOWOPEH \ b. ,1utomalir. air c·ontl & ~tereo tape. t'misbed 111 ~..i l ver gra~ w 1malchil11: two-tone in t\'rior I.ow miles t5SSNLD>. OHLYS4395 MARQUIS TOY OT A \llSS ION VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 Dahun 9720 ...........•.•..•..•••• DRIVE A LITTLE ... SAVE A LOT SllOP & CO:l1 P:\RE Oµeo July 4th Weekend BARWICK DATSUM San Juan Capistrano 831 -1375 493.3375 NEWPORT DATSUN SPECIALS 'l'" f:l76 Dat!>un l.oni;:bcd Pickup Loaded ~ /!'tl)CCIJI pamt-1nter1or tires & moon roof. wa .. ~5795. Sa\c Sl600' 1 ll931\5) MOW $4195 1S81100VESTREf:T 'lear MacArthur & Jamboree Road:. 833-1300 TOP BUYER !'>l'e us first. & last' Top dollar paid for lmporb. COSTA MESA DATSUN :!845 rt arbor Blvd. l'nsw Mt-..1 540·ti110 16 B210 2 Door. AM /FM radm Lo m i. Mmt c:-ond. Ii~:! 6271 , 552·7JRI !'>11 tit66 C•mmc 1973 DATSUN 240Z ,..1m:.ht'1'1 m silver i:r:i_\. a one nwnt'r <Jr & 1m m<sculale thruoul ! 1395.JKX> $3995 FIRM MARQUIS VOLVO MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 im Datsun 4-<lr 510. Must ~I I. 955·2799 eves & wknds, 834·673Sdys ·75 280Z, air, mags, AM/1''M tape, clean. SM95. 832-2759 or 675·0432 BMWRESALES 73 240Z. AM /FM, auto. 1969 2002 air, mugs, s ilver, must Automauc, air cond. & sell. S3700. Xlnl675-4816 AM FM r:>dio 1\ OOt' fiat 97Zs- ownrr car <ZRV4191. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 3.0CSA ·75 124 SPYOER. Xlnt Aulomallc. sunroof. :11r cond. 5 s pd, AM·f'M cond & low mtles cass. xtras. Bst ofr. (351JPS) We al!;o have 11 ~ 71~ ------ '74orthts model. •72 124 SPORT 1974 2002 4 speed, AM/FM & only 22,000 original miles. Supersharp! (030KVT>. 1974 BMW 2002tli ~ speed, air cond. & stereo cassette. (596MCFI. <.:anary yellow. with black vmyl top, 65,000 miles, AM/FM stereo, 5-s~. dual pipes, disc brakes, mags. xlnl tires l\tust sell. $1950. Call Tammy at 646-3818. 9-12 AM. or 673-7144 and leave message. __ _ __ '76 Fiat X19. 54500/bst ofr. 1975 2002 ~1 eves & wknds. Automatic, air cond .. _ft98. __ 2526 __ d"-y_s ____ _ sunroof & met.all1c 11aint. '75'':1 l1A SPVDER 5 spd. (01541. AM/FM, xlnl. cond. Best orrer. 543-7129 1975 5301A VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 L~ase M~w-Us~d OVER 100 MERCEDES OM DISPLAY Ho4.lse of Imports .'\UTllORtztu MERCEO!-:S Ul-:1\l.t:ll 6862 Manche)lt•r. Hu1•na Part.. 523-7250 tlnthrSanlaAna l"~v 1973 MBZ 450SL With sterco c-a!.i:.l'lle. cnuse control & chrunw w1rl' wheels. (!153t;su 1. Mow SI 1,995 SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831 °2040 495-4949 '77 DEMO 450 SEL S1h•·r. 1111\ mil••,., 111\~ 1ir1t·c c.111 for 1111011• (!:3385) Before you buy o 3000, Compare with o 280E. the Motor Trend Ccr of the Year! Call for information or ap· pointment • Frte Com· parison Test. 21 3 /9 2 I -8 5 8 8 7 ~-~lo~~~~?rl~('~o \lr rcc<lcs Bt•n1 D!'.1h•r 1972 Mercedes Ben1. 254> i.cdan. Heel w a11 & stereo radio. c, n I E' cepl1onal conil tii3 6377 Byownr ·;1250 GRF.ATCOND. T.11 m1 PIS PIB. air. A!ll FM. ~lust sell! SStOO or bst ofr 551.:198.& 146 ~)Vlk 6M .. A &oullVA.AO • tlHl • '·~. -.#1. )l'\ ~)ot 'W'St --- '70 GT Lo n11. !:it1ck. rucho, heater. Jlr. liel:il offer bi~399ti t'\ r:. Sharp li7 c;T 53,000 n11. Wht/llll. int AM F~I. SIS001b:.l olr. ti-12 770H t.•\ t"S Ope4 9746 .......•......•.•..••.• ·;3 Opel Rallyc:-:.! dr, 4 spcl ~l1t•k, atr. SUIOO. Call (714 )557 !IH62 ----- Pantera 9747 ..................•.... 1974 PANTERA 5 "f'cct.1. AM/FM w fl·ai.:.dtt'. .M 1chclln niu1llb & luw miles. A !>ll1Jerb t'IJ:.:.1c! i-;,. n•lll•nl lca"t' ~(Jn avu1l.i· hi,• Hl55L01..) SADDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS SJ 1-2040 495.4949 Wt• han~ an excellent .,l'fect1on plu-.. the Ch.imp1on:.h1p Ed111011. MOW!!! BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE S;1n Juan Capistrano 837-4800493-4511 •PORSCHE 911 S COUPE iii \krn•cl\'!> Jk>nz. tr<sdP 111 anci ltkl• new! /\II t ht• lactorv ac<·t•:-..i:.ories and ltJ~, l11w 11111c .... 1'ot our hne of c·ar and mui:.t sell or lca~1· 1mrncd1alel). (!-;(>1 )(127). HOUSE OF IMPORTS 213/921-8588 714/523-7250 •PORSCHE 91 IS COUPE 1 I :\1erct'des·BenL trade· in This ont: shov. ~ pride of ownt•r,f11µ •\II the far· tory J<:cc:.,,ones. Pnceci to sdl TO DAV! Call fnr more information. 10071\.JV> HOUSE OF IMPORTS 213/921-8588 -7141523-7250 • • • 1968 Porsche 912 <:l)j;l In excellent cond1t1on ~\ with S spcecl trans. & t•hrome wh ee l s. ; tWPM257). • I SADDLEBACK / VALLEY IMPORTS LEASE USED MBZ 76 300D I.ow miles 11847) 74 450SL I.ow miles (0647) 74280Coupe While/White (282M I(; I 75 450SE MetS1lver 111!1254l) 75 450 SEL Elec Sunrt Blue/Blue lthr I itroaSI 76 450SL Coupe Low Miles <383PKC.1 Many More To Choose From BUVORLEASE 48 Month Bank 83 I ·2040 495.4949 i!> Por<1ehc 914. Silver. A:\f/l"M, 3<1.300 miles. $SRSO, (280·MMK) [)18 219ti ·75 91'1 Low miles. PP. AM/FM stureo casseue. Very clean. 552-0042 6.'> 356 SC Pors ooe. Git rond Xtras. 5500 or bst ofr Eves (714 I 496-3239 G8 PORSC H E 912. Dr. J:rt't'n, 5 sµd, well kept. Sil.-io 6.l5-4i!>l ----1976PORSCHE TURBO CARRERA Ae11te rotor. lo m1, fuJly eqwppcd, show rm. re· ady . C ROWN OLDSMOBILE . 213/793·9134 Roy or Carl Financing Avail OAC ·71 • 911E Targa, AM /FM 213/921-3688 radio. mmt concl. Jo m1. 714/52.'J.7250 $7995. 898-8932 ~~-~---~~· Automatic, air cond. & llr74 124 Sports Convert. 2 stereo. A fine on~ owner tops, AM /FM stereo, c•ar. (062NIF). 20,600 roi, xlnl cond. $3975. '00 Mercedes 2!M>SL: '70 1967Ponche912 1971 850 Racer, good Mercedes 2806L, see to 4 speed with brown tt· cond. Sl 150. 752·5752. apprec. 536-5006 tenor. S uper clea n~ 1976 2002 . 4 speed. sunroof & stereo t489PCT). &7:M666 72 Men:edes Benz 280 SE (982.JTK>. Honda 9727 white, w/conac int. orlii s• Priced-$5688 SADDLEIACK ••••••••••••••••••••••• ownr. Lo ml, xlnt cond. MIRACLE MA'ZDA YAWY IMPORTS lrand Mew '77 S7950. 546-8900, 527·2297 2l!i0 Harbor Blvd .• C.M . 131·2040 495.4949 HONDA Cars 'i2 450/&W SL. stored. ht _ 645·~7~0-__ ma tic used. Settle E.<ltate. '59 356A. Stiver &: blk. •i~Jr•1.,.•J MAHY 499-3700Part.flnance radials. bra Tight eng. • 9 , L To Choo~ From! - ·-·•-•••-•• 11174 Diesel 2400. S9000 S3llOO 494 2130 __ & , sr • aao.DWAv UNIVERSITY 33,(Q) mil• ·as 356C. oRIGlNAL. SA'4fA Al'l.t. Ofds""*Qe 64.5..9502 VERY CLEAN. BEBLT 835'3171 Hoftdo C4ft • GMC MG 9742 ENG • ......._L_ $490(). 6'J3.1363 '"'ULTMAT1 oMYllMO .. ~ I......... . ..................... · ·---------- *US!D IMW't* · 2BSOHuborBtvd. 1977 MC. '69 Poncbe 9U. Eittns. '10.0Cpe SIR 746LWB OolU Mesa Ml).9$40 MJDGITS must 5":. $4500. Ph l>a)'i> '76200241pdS/R950NLF 75Hoad•Civit, xlnteond. Now ln atock. 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P ,B, Brand new brakes.548·1116. 200 __ !> • ~c..lt' l) ~·lt't-°\11111 Of VW lru clean! (UKSKLJ > Immaculate thruoul with COUPE DEVILLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• tires. Runs 1>erfectly 1964 Chevy Nova, '73 Caprice Classic, 2·dr llu"•• & ( '111nf"'r" O .... LY $2795 low miles. (3011-;TV) 1974 Ch.•y Comaro $59.S or of for. Cush only. k 00 full pwr, tlt steering, 2 nu Roll R A. t{tt 11 llLLY"'TIS " 0 .... LY$4.,95 Exquiute Firem15t 6Jll.g:J08 us 11111$4 • oycc-"••v A " A brown with tan Cabriolet Automatic, air cond., ___ _ Callaft6PM.847-0247 tires, Llc pd to 2-78. l Ml•.".6'~CL101'•l·JDlll VW·rOISCHI MARQUIS VOLVO top and AM/FM stereo. AMll"M & low miles. ln ownr.~S6·17S4 ..,. •·!"'"JON VIEJO """uny) b d You don't need a gun lo '69 Chevy Impala H11h Conver-don Od t·onl.l :O.unJ111nCopl11trano "' ~ (uuuv;> supe r con illon. The faslest draw in the Sll.500 <nlNOK 1 137-4100 4tJ-41 II IJl·ZllO 495-1210 $5188 l474PHll. ~~!wa~a;finw~:n 0~~~ nuleage.::05003 west. .a oatly Pilot 7M "A• W l7tb:>l, <:M 2:1M$HAJ\80R BLVD.. SA.DDLEIACK Pilot Want Ads! Call now Classified Ad. Phone nw Al-OM~ VW lull ti1.>erwla111 tlru11 540.6410540.0Z13 .a. • ..a.-... U·........ b VALLEY IMPORTS _642_5678. Want Ads Call 642·5678 &l2-5678. ---01 tll3:. turboc-h11rw"r ~ _... • 1\.T-1 e S 8312040495 4949 ---------C-OMCAMMOM"S $1:.IOO lui.11 \llljllll() Sii()(), ..,. vw couvt. Xlnl cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ~ r . . Auto-. Hew 9100 Atdos. Mew 9800 Amos. Hew 9800 HORSIUSS M.111 t1450 AM/f.'M t·deck. Super B. Geerai 990 I ca<1•11 '69 camaro ~.needs new ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '4000. 1~.0240 ask ror ···-················· • I ac eng or overhaut, saso. ST AILIS ·~ VW, < loun, nt'w red ml(r IRICKLIM . 847-3472 l.lllrnl, :dut t·u11tJ lk•r 12 & -97 SY h. / ddl l6(><> Lf "''•'r Blv·' ---------llr<lkns of Hne <'1>nl1·m /\fl +-il'\t , 1111 ti:ll l7:t! 'tlli vw Uug, Runs xlnl, l 5 , 1, w 1te w sa e -' ... • • "· l•lf'lll'Y · new brulu:s. lilereo. mtenor, AM/FM stereo, C.o1\l,1M"'·•540-9100 '70 Camaro Auto, new ROLJ.-;Rovct; n llubb1t. Xlnt cund siooo f1rm.S4~·5078 air, fullMpwr. 1°1 rdig . ~1;e~~·c:O:~/:esttokf'. 8.t:NTL!-;V A!\f 11-·M. ri.11.hulM . Grt:at -manuals. ust se • ue .... • aulC>moblltr) milt·1tt:c. 1~rr 1-1k11. S279S. '71 VW street legal Dune to relocation. S8SOO. or '75 Cadillac Coupe de _f_er_._84_7_·52_11 ____ _ :nut; Coar.t Jlwy C1tll 4116·4107 art ~ & Buggy. Xlnl cond. rblt b.sl offer takes lh1s Ville. Fully Loaded. low 73 CAMARO runs Uke 1114 ) 87S-0!#30 wkn•h eni:. Must see. $1200. _!~end 540·1515 exl242. miles. beautiful. $6500. new loaded w /xtr as ········-----~5-78Wafl6Pl\l Brown w/ bei~e vinyl S299S 552.5479 ' Subafov 9762 ,7 VW C.um·1::rl. ~h1tc on -------... ur 9905 top Pri.Party.871-7075 --·------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• wl11ll· rnakc offer. ·nvwcamperbus ~ -------'746 1 P /S P/B St k '76 SUBARU 5 sl)d. A!C, i;1;1~:ri alt 51:'M ~.000 Mi. New paint, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 Cad CdV. Vinyl top, AM/VM 4-spkr ste;~. AM 1''M stereo. J:Jmpg rhlt eng., tape deck. 1973 GREMLIN factory air. P /S, P /B, Magwh.ls.67S-0361 S29'J5 6424!1!1olaf'ttil'M 7::!VW,mags,bu1Jtilewrn ~:; Stick shift. mag whls, fl -way l'/Seats. gold --------- <low,,. 1·u:-.t int lk!>l ofkr Aller ti PM & Wkends stereo tape, xtru xtra leather interior. good C~Yrohrt 9920 Toyota 9765 tA.1 -11:u lii5·t>:l72 ti73·-113G ruce. Only $.1.595. 963-0777 radial tires. 72,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------or:>W-9362 original miles. SlllOO. 1975 TOYOTA '?t; VW: Uu!>, !>unrf. auto, '71 VW PoplOIJ C.:mpr -----870-1564 CFullcrton). AM t· .\I tape, l.ll'luxl·. t.a.ooo m1, fully cqwtJped Pue<•r X only 13 ooo m1. -COROMA 4 DOOR 11 ,IJoO rn1 $6,000 962 111!2 xlntS2750. 558-9212 ,\ulo, air. stcrc00, P 1S. 0 EL U X E S E C> i\ '.'< •I tJ7 VW BliS Hllns. i·uns -VW RABBIT p /B. Ut whl. etc. P I P .:.1>eed with gold CXlt'rlOr 963-4133 aft SPM Only 30,126 mile s . i:ood sisoo olr M5·:H8J 77CHAMPAGHE I 170NI N '. cv. 7111! 32til w k<lY& EDITION Buick 99 I 0 Sate Pricect.$2388 ILJ\IH; 'Iii VW Van w /side 77 SCIROCCOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIRACLE MAZDA cir., .,n both sides. Nl•crts IN STOCK '75 U111ck Skyhawk, 20,000 2150 tlarb<1r Blvd., C.M. !ell frnt. dr & cni:-. work. mt, V6, PSM. PB. sun 645-5700 Nc1\ rad. tires. Makcolr. roof, mags, AM /FM 8 ---631·:!878 trk, immac, $3750. . '70 Toyota Mark ll, air, --. ----979·S717eve . .xlnt cond. $1500 BaJa Bug. Zenith carh, 4!tl l114!ti sunrf Xlnt cond. Ilc::.t of· ---------1 ·10 Bolek Opet red Sedan. --------fer 5'18·5282 70 VW 30.000 mi, new tires. JU::.l 1974 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE With full power. One owner ciir in superb con· clll1011. C83'1KLJ>. Sale pnt'ed below whole:.ale hlucbook at ONLY$4595 SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 '76(.'elH'a l\:\l /FM.ssprl -S"'U REB CK tundcd$725.536·7305 l\llNT CONDITION. 7S Yolks bus, red, very "'A A -:-'73E1 Dorado.Mintcond. !l62·-16o-t dt'an, 26M. 979·6:124 • GllL429. Sl300. Sharp! '76 Skyhawk. SP<>T!Y· Like While with blue interior. >!-12·0297 Don. 5'18·219fi new. 25M m1. 22mpg. S4 275 'iii Toyota Corona , 1 s:m>.Call646·2414 _ f>44.5(}.lfl f\75 ·8493 cir ';11r 5 s11d !-.I!.., great HS VW. sun roof. nut '76 BUS d --- - 1.1mt•:irS:HOO 552 051l7 murh 10 look at. but de· ~'\350. 552-11611 ·73 Rivieni. xlnt corr" • '72C;.id1llat·. ----pendahlc, S.525. H42·2072 ---many xtras, Best o er. ELDOCONVERTlBLE Triumph 9767 .. ------VolYO 9772 495·01Sl a~6PM ___ Jmmilnilatc . Loaded •••••• ••••• ••• •• •. • • • • • t.I VW iju:;, new dutch ••••••••• •••••••••• • • • • 972 B k Sk 1 k d with a 11 "owl' r a c · 2()K · I u1c · • y ar , goo ,, SALE! NewChevys and Used Cars OPEN Eoch day of th~ Holiday Weekend, includln<j Monday • HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Quail Sts. 1977TRIUMPH trans,m~~~s:m m1, ORAMGECOUHTY cond. 4 new M1t·ht!l111 t·c:-soril·s +AM/FM lllk. SPITFIRE VOLVO Lires .• suoo or bsl ofr. stereo. till, & cruise. New While w/rcd leather int. EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO 559-0S27 OfterG75-332.1 Used NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 833-0116 Larl{est Volvo Dealer l97J Buick Estate Wag. mOrangeCounty' Full pwr + !! track 1974 St.•<lnn De Ville. Xlnt BUYorLEl\SE AM /FM ,. Ong. own. cond. Fully loaded. Must F'md what ynu want in LINCOLN MERCURY 16100 llACH ILVD. HUNTINGTON IEACH UIRECT S2500. 645·50~fl sec. 962·63:J6 ___ _Eaiiy Pilot Classifieds. lo~~~!~k!~~J1~!ck ~·,·~· ~[~a,,l~!I~ Autos, H~w -.-•• !~~~ ~.<:!·.~.~.': ....... !~~~ ~.O::.~:.": •...... !~~~ ~~·.~:.": ....... !~~~ !~~!·.~:."! ....... !~~~ .... -:.~:.': ....... !~~~ lht• Daily Pilot Help • T • ••••••••••••••• Wanted classification. If -----~--~-the Joh you want is not 2025 S Manchester ... there you might consider Anaheim 750-2011 offenni.: your services ------ l"1ntf what you want 111 !>ally l'ilot Class111cds with an a<I in the Job '76 Volvo. 264 Warranty, Wanlt•d category. Phone leather full equip. $7600, I;!;~ Sli7H 49<1-0632 .Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 A.Mtos. New ····•·•••••·••····•···•···················•••• ..................... . SUPER VALUES! 1977 PINTO 2 DR. SEDAM -~ ~-~ ... 416' 4 o:oeed front disc brakes rack & pinion s1eer1nn elec1nc rear window defroster wheel covers 2 3 l1lre enq1ne. deluxe bumper group & tinted glass. (127830~ NOW ONLY s3339 1977 MUST ANG II 2 DR. ~, HARDTOP 4 speed. front disc brakes. rack • & o•n1on steering. tachometer & 011 gauges. -wheel covers. c1g lighter & 2 3 hire engine. (137509) NOW ONLY S3690 1977 FORD GRANADA 4 DR SEDAN WITH A LIMITED EDITION PACkAGE C<Utse-0-mahc. wtslw tires, rocl<er panel rmldlngs, deluxe wheel covers, dual paint . strips. 250 6 cyl engine. pwr steering & disc brakes. dlx bumper & v1sab1l1ty groups, tinted glass & body side moldings (207481) NOW ONLY s4579 · SUPER USED CAR VALUES 1973 TOYOTA PICKUP $1799 Th s trur". has 1 4 c.yl eng1n(' d '-Peer1 radio & heater (60996llt A real value at .974 DA TSU .... COUPE $1899 Eou1pmPnt 1nrludes 4 cvl eno1ne automal•c 1ransm1ss1on radio & heater. (071KPHl 1974 PINTO COUPE $1999 For the fuPI eronnmy minded' 4 cyl 4 speed tr an~ radio and hPalPr !596KGC). 197 4 FORD COURIER PICKU.. $ 219 9 . A 10uQh llttll' lruck w11h 4 cyl t>nq1ne. 4 speed trans radlO heater & rack (91474L). ! ~!14 e~:~:la~~~~~ a•r cond1t1on1ng. vinyl $ 2 9 9 9 · root. radio vinyl interior & pwr. brakes :·:::L:.DLTDCOUPE $ 3099 .. VB. automatic factory air cond pwr steennq · power br11kes & v.nyl roof. (589JSH). 1974 CHEVY 'h. TON PICKU.. s3 3 9 9 With SHELL. 6 cyl engln•. stick Shilt. radio & heater. (892015) 1976 lfORD PINTO RUMA.IOUT $ 3499 4 cyl.. automatic. factory air conCI.. pwr. s1eertno. disc brake•. tll'lted glass. radio. heater & w/t/w tires. (707PJA) . ... ti. """' .. ,..,. h•••t ull1 •••tti I•--------.. .... ,..... ""' .. OWllol4 '' "*"' ..... ~ ... ALHAMBRA DATSUN ANAHEIM DATSUN ARCADIA DATSUN, INC. WALLY TUCKER DATSUN, INC. BALDWIN DATSUN CANOGA DATSUN COSTA MESA DATSUN CULVEJI CITY DATSUN DOWNEY DATSUN. INC. ATLANTIC DATSUN UNIVERSITY DATSUN GARDEN GROVE DATSUN GLENDALE DATSUN HARBOR DATSUN, IMC. DOT DATSUN, INC. WE DON1T HAVE A MR. F. OR A MRS. G. BUT THE SAFEWAY.. ISTO TELL A FRIEND MARKET BASKET ~· RALPHS IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR NEW YOU MAY BE PA YING TOO MUCH!! CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DA TSUI DEALER!! "810"· IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1970DATSUM 1968 FIRHllD Pl<:llUI' A ~Ol!'tt'1. n&wi oaif\t. 1haro Aull> lraM., "°'""' at-ino. t8182TS) rad10. Aunt--.(V\/Ul18) s1795 s1 195 1972VEG.l lt7SFORD STA'llOMW/o-."""" ...... Aoto. ''"". loclorv "" oondl· Auro tr1n1 •• ,, ~1onMo" :~:~~~'r=~= Sc"OOI ".., '* "°"' 12085831 (OHNJGJ 5895 .53295 1973VW 1'7JDA.TSUM ~ 619.WA1!0lilW ..... Aulo, ,,.,..,, eir cOl'(fl!>OM~o. •-eo.'90IO <•1•~1 roolrlltlt. !l'39HPOJ "KING CAB" 1972 PONTIAC -. Auto trfftt •• ., conditiONno. -•-119 (27TOTO! 5 1795 lt74GMC "'*"" Auto ttanc. ~ t•eenrio. ca,..,ntitr 41""'41 A <Hf dilmond 1•~12Wl 5 4495 1'72LUV ,_Ill' • '"""°· ''"''° au.... .~ ... o ""•up lm:IOU) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1972MAZDA UJ 4 '"""· -Puna o ..... t. CMIO !rao&. f 71lOGSOl s1 195 1972VW • •Of'~O -root (MllGUFI 52395 ·~ ~,--~ ...... FOOTHILL DATSUN. INC. MOON DATSUN LONG BEACH DATSUN DOWNTOWN L.A. MOTORS IMPERIAL DATSUN. INC. NEWPORT DATSUN QUALITY DATSUN IMPORT PASADENA DATSUN UIWQ IMPORTS. INC. MU.UR IMPOITS. INC. 117 Chevy Waaon. r /S, P/B, air. 3S(l en1. $500 ~3133 .. ·---. 'lilt ~I E It{' ll rt\' c· It• an ,ontloc w Ill'" pu111t Job I clr , HOUSE OF 'tunll'lt') ~00 ~ 7:?70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTS 9952 l976POMTIAC 9965 ~tanq GRAHD PRIX 7• Nova 4 dr. all'. auto, 213/121 -1511 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \&n,yt roo/, xJot t'Ood., low 714/523-7250 'ff6 \11111 :!K1I j7 000 nris: \utomut1c, pwr. !>leering & brake!>. aar eond . hght blue" /matcbang mler1or & lo\\ mileage . (745PPI-'). ml. Dlm.145-22Q ·------m1 <! o" nr-. Xlnl cond '7S Colt w /d~nlrn tov & Sllil.~I 11:11 1.:148 Malit Auto. air, AM !l"M, ---C•rlleN•.. ttJO mass, Sharp. 13195. 19611. J\ c. 3 !>pd. Hun:. ONLY $5495 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mi-4611 well. c.;rc.it hudy. Sll!OO I ,75 u "'•• •Y 66H)40ll, 493 titl9l --'74 O\arser. Nl•w radauls, ------COSTA MESA DATSUN t.uxw-y lntenor, stereo A/C, xlnt eond. $3300 or 65 Mu:.tani.: I ~pd. nc" tape lr ,A L L T H E blt otr.83().9102 h11:h 1a•rf :!ll!J. pJtnl EXTRAS Only 32.413 , ---lifl'"· mJI!~. 'Int rnnd :!845 11ARBOR BLVD males. (7SSSRIU. l'or & Charger St-•. PW. PB. :'otu:.t we & drl\c. $1950 54"6410 540-021 l !iille at $7950. Cort F"O'< rs. Jlf, 'h'lltl ~pt•l'd l!H 7to:I .,. Leasing. Call control. 'tn roc:>I. m<.il!:., ---ti7 L . i\I t I'S 645-3661 f1ri.e con. • i 5116-2014, 5 !H :\l ?~~>ll 1190 • • ••••••••••••••••• •• •• '71 Dodg<~ S" I Uj.tt.'r • :.! ti r . CORVETIES CHOICE OF 10 1961THRU1977 4 speeds & Automat ics Orange CCMlftty's a..,est&Finest SefKtl°" EZ FINANCING W E LEASE CORVETTES HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Quaal Street!> NEWPORT BEAC.:ll 833-0555 1976 Corvettc·ln beautiful auto, PS, onh• llJ\l ma S1500 Ph 5111· l!J 11 9940 .•••.••••••............ l a•• fot•M t ••• , ... Ot•.,. '•••••f ••• ,.,.,.. AWlo(•fllll•f tM"4161 Otdsmobile 9955 ·w Honncvalle-c;, l AC ••••••••••••••••••••••• \lnl t ond, Sl-.ISU '01 r · Dlux iO Torn Xlnl cond. 5.'>H 9:!.U <!dr, i.:d mlg :>1500 olr. -----r Pe-.c&"l..ds&l6·1205 ti8 f'ont1ac Con vertahlt.>, : -new roor. 4 !>pd, myg 74 Tnronudo, .B rougham, \I.heels. 5850. 759·1609 loaded , P IS. llt·whl, P/dr lcw k, AM slerco 8· '74 Fircbard, 6 eyl, 3·spd, trk. P /W. P 1!:its. blk Xlntcund.$2900.ti-lti·O:HI ribbed cu~l. int. S-1000. :ift 12 Oni: own..r 55:! 3891 -----·73 LL.'XURY Le:\lan .... Pinto 9957 :\Int cond. A:\I f"'l • • • • • • •• • • • •• • • • • ••• •• • ~ll"fl•o, I ull I'"' r .. lo nl 1 19 7 4 PINTO \lu.,t '><'II 5-ltHl605 2 Dom. 1 ~pc•cd. radio, fiX \.'(•ntura Stati;;; Wi.:n hl'!ill'r & t11pe deck. A :o.lnl . d \ c ·i•w"l ' line runr11nl! car with lo" · ton .:! '. · :s ""' malcai::<' IO:!INOl>) hiJ·9tl2ll OMLY $1995 Thunderbird .................•..•.. condition & walh low ·oo LTD, P S. P 18 , A 'C m ales. Pwr. windows, Runs well. S650/ofr mags. stereo, air cond & 497.2255 eve:.. ·; 1 Tl n ·:-;oEHHIRD van striping. <452SWT). <; o l t-;' er y th 1 n ~ For sale·asking $7995. 76 Ford Elite. only J0,000 Pc rfcrl! $-t995/bsl ofr Cort Fox Leasing. Call m i, hke new, beautiful 2845HARBOR BLVD. 191 ~ 645-3661 silver & blue. Mu!.l :.ell! 540.6410 540 0213 ----- 581·9616 -• Vega 9974 '7-1 Deluxe Wl(n. Auto/air, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·75 Orange, T·lOP1 assume lease or pu rchase. 552-0143 '74 Mustang 11, V·ti, auto, lug rat•k, xlnt conn. S2495 PS/P B, aar, radio . Or Ik>:.t Offer. fi..15·7221, 979·5616, 673 1088 c\ es 5311 1;iis9 74 Corvet te, white T·lop. ., --:<Int. 31.500 ma, $7,000 or 76 Ford LTD. 4 dr, 25.ooo 1972 Pinto, S99.'i, A:\I offer . 645·7893 m l. Beautiful c.ar. '>re· rad10, g001l l'on<I • duced to $4750. 846-321-536 0960 Coug• 9933 -----•••••••••••••••••-•••• '69 Cortina. Runs i.td. lob ·-.i Panto wa"on . ir . ulo of new vurb, ti!J.000 Mk ' • "' •a · u · l!J76 Mercury Cou gar· fr Call Bev 7·'1/Mon-Fr t\:'ltt l· :'II, lo ml. bC'IO\~ Vinyl roor, stereo laf>e. ~:8292 . I low bl UC book. S2 l 95 tilt wheel & low m iles. ___ .__ __ 96:Vi0ti2 VEGA '76 HATCHBACK GT DE\10 5 ~µced trans , j I I' I' 0 ll d . , C l <: . 16505 :1532 l Was $.1795 ONLY $3495 HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Qua al SI:>. N EWPORT BE.\Cll 833-0555 <991NJA). For sale al 1973 Ford Gal,"1c soo ·--s -,:, -.-. · low wholesale bluebook ... d l I'S •;)·ta "s:n. lo mi, '· s , ·72 \'c"a While w blk r ;H' , r . DU o, air, •. p 1u JUIO l . . ,, at ONLY S4800. Cort Fox P /d ' b I. I l · d "' ran:.. aa r mi: !>lr&µt·!o. 8 l rnck .\ Leasing. Call ~cS,c;?.~~7 '\ n tun \:\I F\I !.l('reo., new ~II r;id10 :'olJg:-. Xlnl t•oncl 645-3661 . -----bit r.1d1ab. \ -6 ens: ::.1:.'00 b!>lolr. 9b'2·0505 :1!>75 Cougar XR7, xlnt cond. loaded TOP, Call aft 5,494.a.t69; 494·0524 '75Granada.18kma.Choc Owner. b ll-2228 or bm. Loaded. Xlnl <:ond. 5.50·111!1 Must sell. 96.1·499-1 _ t9i3 Pinto Run11bo11L~ ~ 69 Ra0nc h Wagon. P /S. spd, 25,()(Nl ma. RI!. Sl850. ·68 Cougar, ps, pb. air , AM/F!\t, good cm:. etc. 5 11! 1111~-- r/h, vmyl l op, 78,000 ml. 98.000 ma, $595 /ofr. --- - SlOSO. 846-2763 aft 6 pm. 540--1459 \\'11nt \d n,•,ulh Ii I:! :.liil' 1!174 Vei;:a GT I latc·hbad.· I ~JJ!'ccl, ;a Ir c·oncl. & radio .\real .:us ~U\'l'r a real buv' f<'or ""h: <it Sl695 19i8J~OJ Curt Fox l.C'ai.ing C.111 645-3661 NIW 1977 flOHTIAC SUNlllD IMMIDtAYI OILl\lleY NO. JMJ'TVT1U.7M •3966 g NIW 1977 flONTIAC fllllllO 1-ID&AYI OIUVteY NO. 2'fll7C7Nl7Mla -------, _ _, __ __ '5686.85 •780.85 •4866 NEW 1fn GllC 3.4 TON TRUCK WtVTiilfY 800Y -"--' MO. tat41UMt'M NEW 1fn GMC 1 TON 12' FLAT BED -nlllNUT ~ fa.»7-ZJUt7J N.:J~7l GRAND PRI IMMIDIATI DILIVHY NO. 21U7117PIMS26 *9424.60* '1458.60 •7966 PlUI TU ANO UC. • A.ltos. M•w 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hrw 9800 Autos, Hew --9800 Autos, Hew 9100 'Autos Hew 9100,Autos Hew 9100 I Autos Hrw 98001Autos Hew 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• • ' • • t -.....................•...............•.••.........•..........................•...••....•........................................•.••........••.••.• JOHNSON & SON HAS A CAR FOR YOU I • 1975 MONARCH Be1utlful green melalhc with while 1ntenor & matching 111nyl rool. rur condllion1ng. oower sleenng & power brakes. r1dt0. aufomatoc tranSmtSSIOn. A real Jewel. lie U61PEV '4395°0 •974 FORD Torino Couoe. Sharp and clean. white w1lh black Vll\VI roof & lnlerlor. au1oma11c transmlss10<1. power brakes. oower steennq rldio. air 0Qnd1Uon1ng. lie. 18351.AI< sz995oo 1974 LINCOLN ConllnM llll 4 ~ sedan. Soll beige w•lh teeltier lnfenor. and brown 111ny1 roof. full power 01 eovree. stereo. air condlttonlno a greet family C<lf. 1n OUllllndu'O Duy Lee f&6et<Jc • USED CAR SPECIALS 1974 LINCOLN Conhnen&al Coupe Medium Be1oe exleuor w1lh dark t>rown 111nyl roof. and t>fown IHlhf:'r rntenor full POWN air cond1t1on1no ,ler~ ~oeed con&rol 1•11 whM!I & more SeP 11 now Loe •0751<EI< 54995°0 1973 DODGE Polara 4 Door Sndan Medium crown m111amc. w1lh gold colored clolh 1nter1or. oo-r br11ke~ oower steering. air cond1t1on1no. radio au1oma1ac 1ransm1s11on. 1dea1 l•m•lv ~eden Priced 10 go lie • 5&3RDK 52195°0 1974 FORD 4 Door Sedan NICfl solt yellow. w.111 green Interior llnd 111nvt roof. Pt>wttr sleerlnq & OOWt!r . brakes. air eondlllonlno. radio. eu1oma11c 1ransm<ss1on l ac • 7881<YI - 1972 LINCOLN 4 Door Sedan Black wolh malch1no inferior 11nd vinyl rool full DOWM ol course. air cond11ton1n9 and more many miles of good trc1nsl)0(1at1on at a low prlCf' Uc. •<133EHP s2495oo 1972 MERCURY Marouis 4 Door SPdan Full oower .. comlort lounge se11ts. radio air condllloning. vinyl roof. eulomalrc lransm1ss1on. 1>rrced so low. lie. •179ESD 1972 FORD Country Souire Wagon Nice waoon with powor steering & p0wer brakei;. radio. air cond1lron1n9. real nice for lhose weekend lrtPI. l lC •2<12ELU ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST LINCOLN · M'ERCURY DEALERSHIP , 1972 T·BIRD Only 29.000 mil<>~. a real eye calchN oower steering & PowN t>rakP~. aor condll1ononq radio. nutomahc: transmrsst0n. vinyl root. neat & clean. Lie. •!>33DZK 1972 FORD Pinto. Belq'l with matching 1nlerlor. 4 cvl. 4 sol'!ed. rooo0. lei.a lhan .ao.000 m1IC'•. Uc.. 1061GIO 1975 COMET rlng. 11ld10 air cond111on1no White wfln e sad rt le Ian 1nlorior. pnced to aell L•t. •18 7MXG t .. Bt•ntington Beach Fo11utain Valley EDITION OL. 70, NO. 186, J SECTIONS, 34 PAGES Fourth Boo DIS I HB Lively; Other Areas Quiet l ByJOANSE REYNOLDS Ol IM O•tlJ ,1101 \1•11 Dependrng on where ) ou wt' re. it was either a very quiet Fourth !of July or it was a record breaker in terms of activity. Costa Mesa, Irvine and San Juan C.ip1strano sa1d they had a few disturbances generally related to fireworks. I Police in two Orange Coast cities today are still trying to dig out the mountrun of paperwork thal piled up rn what \\-as des· crtbed by one veteran officer as the busiest weekend ever seen on the coast. In Irvine, police reported the theft of $350 worth of fireworks from a stand at Culver and M 1chelson Drives. The loss was discovered at 6 a.m. Monday by the sland's operators. "And that includes all those Easter Weeks." he added. Police in Newport Beach and •Huntington Beach said they were kept busy throughout thc week· end and particularly Monday tryin~ to respond to a nearly ceaseless series of disturbances primarily on their cities· beaches .. Meanwhile, lifeguards all along the coast as well as police 1n Laguna Beach and San Clemente reported crowds that were unusually small and quiet for a summer holiday weekend. Spokesmen for both dcp· artments said that, while the problems were concentrated m the beach areas, there was no co nc erted effort at troublemakrng that could be called a not. Lifeguards said the overcast which kept temperatures m the high sixties throughout the three d<.ty weekend and water termperatures that scarcely rose above a chilly 60 de~rccs combined to keep the numbers of beach visitors down. Police in inland cities such as In San Clemente, lifeguards said they had 35.000 on city beaches and 20,000 on county beaches on Monday. In Laguna. Beach, lifeguards said they had 20,000 beach visitors on Monday. In Newport Beach, there were • APW1,.._lo NIGHTCLUB REFUSES TO ALLOW SEEING EYE DOG Blind Man Edwin Myers, 29, Plans to Sue Over Denial Blind Anger Entry DenWl Brings SWt LOUISVILLE. Ky . (AP> -Edwin Myers says he will file a civil rights suit on behalf of all blind people against the night spot that refused him admission because he was ac· companied by his guide dog. The 29-year-old Myers, who bas been blind since an automobile accident 12 years ago. spent four hours in jail Sunday after being cbar&ed with disobeying a police order to stay out or the Starving Artist, a restaurant-night club in the basement of Actors Theater or Louisville, which owns the club. THE INCIDENT BEGAN WHEN Gloria Donaldson, manager of the restaurant, barred Myers and his German shepherd guide dog from the club. ,. Ms. Donaldson, said that she suggested Myers leave the dog in a friend's car and allow two companions to help him around the restaurant. She said that the club was busy and that she was concerned that the dog might get nervous because of the crowd. Myers said he refused the offer. citing a Kentucky statute prohlblUng any restaurant. hotel or "public places of amusements'' from denying admittance to a blind person or bis guide dog. MYERS. OF LEXINGTON, KY., SAID be told Ms. Donaldson, "Miss. you don't understand that seeing eye does have a riaht to eo any places their masters go.·• "He kept imlaUDi that be had the righl to have his dog and dldn"t 1 know the law -and I didn't," said Ms. Donaldson. "It was my first experience with one <a guide doe> anyway." Myen said Ma. Donaldson agreed th~t police should be called. Myers aald the omcen took him to the street and told him, "The lady doesn't want you in lbe restaurant. She want.s you and your dog out." POUCE TOLD MYBU Hit WOtJU> be atresled if M tried to re;enter th~ club. • "l aald, 'Where's lb.e dQOr7' ,. My rs satd, and he w1» arnsted. Carl Yale., a 1pok.,min for tho LouisvlUt Pollco ~ aald u.e proprietor dldn't want Myefl In the clab~Ud~tbal It make9 no ditrerenco on what 1rounds eattaae. •M ......... The arNBtlbl olflc:et"S were bound ''to preserve ttiO PHH mil ~DJ~" ol the tttabU1bruent, Yata aald. I. 85,000 people counted on beaches and in Huntington the total was 138,000 for the slate and city beaches. Seal Beach repQrted fewer than 30,000 beach visitors. Lifeguards said there were no m aJor Incidents during the weekend. Firemen throughout the Orange Coast said they had the standard number of calls related to the F'ourth of July with fireworks-caused fires. The largest was reported at 6 p. m . Monday in San Clemente where a half-acre of grass at the l'nd of Via del Campo was blackened before county firemen could douse the blaze. ·The most serious fireworks· related incident was reported in Huntington Harbour where a yacht was set ublatc by fireworks. Fireworks and illegal fire- c rackers were the primary source or trouble in both Newport Beach and Huntington Beach where police say their problems were m dealing with revelers who were throwing the devices at passersby and officers The charges under which 87 were arrested by lluntmgton Beach police Monday ranged from disturbing the peace to assault. A prehmmary report from NewPort Beach mdicated thal about 90 people were arrest· ed in that city, many from an area stretching from 44lh lo 57lh Streets in West Newport. A Newport Beach. police spokesman said charges there ranged from disorderly conduct lo assault with a deadly weaP<>n on a police officer. Police in Huntington Beach said their most serious problem erupted at about l a.m. this morning when they were called out to quiet a small crowd of bottle and firecracker throwmg beach visitors near the Huntington Beach Pier. * * * 12 Arrested In Huntington Pier Fracas Huntington Beach Police and stale beach rangers arrested 12 people early this mornin)! foll ow in ~ a bottle and firecracker-throwing melec near Pacific Coast Highway and Main Street. . · The incident began aflt•r a reportedly drunken dri vcr was pursued by Uuntingl<ln Stale Beach rangers and stopped near the municipal pier at l a.m., ~aid Ranger David Dosch. After lhe driver was arrested. a crowd formed and began throwing objects at police of- ficers and rangers. A bottle crashed through a n earby restaurant window, police said. Details about the arrests "ere unavailable because or a technical problem with the police records system, officials said. Suicide Try Fails CAMP HILL. Pa. (AP) -Ac· cused sniper-murderer Gary Rock has been placed under 24-hour guard after attempting to commit suicide in his prison cell. Rock was charged with two counts or criminal homicide in connection with the shooting deaths Saturday of Fayetteville Fire Chief James Cutchall . 38. and Wilbur Brookens, 54, aJso or Fayetteville. ----·-\ Afternoon N.Y.Stoeks TEN CENTS Dlllty Pllol ....... by 0.WY AlftbroM THESE THREE YOUNG LADIES LOVED HUNTINGTON BEACH'S BIG PARADE Jamie Squires Rode In It; Susan Watts Blew Horn For It; Becky Tebetts Waved Flag 100,000 Witness Huntington Parade By ROBERT BARKER Ol IM O•oly Ptlol Sl•ll Huntington Beach's Fqurth of July Parade, which had been threatened earlier by skyrocketing costs, marched off briskly for the 73rd year Monday. It started nearly on time and was concluded In jusl over two hours, a far cry from some QC the parades of the past. With the theme of The American Family, the parade wended its way from 5th and Main Streets lo the Civic Center at Yorktown Avenue under heavy clouds and cool temperatures. A crowd estimated to be betwe<'n 50,000 and 100,000 lined Main Street. many m summer attire but many others 1n sweaters and Jackets The paradl! had nearly everything. There were clowns. horses. bands. motorcycles, baton l\\ irlers and noats. • But there was no llarriett Wieder. An official car designated to transport the former mayor went the entire route empty except for a driver and a sign bearing her name. "Where's Harri ell." parade viewers asked as the car rolled along the route. CAR MOJIED our FASI'WimAD "We put the following ad in your paper to sell our car and sold it to the first person who called!" ·73 LTD Country Squire Brougham 9 pass. wagon. verv doluxe S3.900 XXX·XXXX. ·'We bought the ad for one week bul ·canceled after two days - thanks!'' That's the te~Umony of a Balboa ~sl"nd woman who placed a Daily Pilot classified ad. If you have somelhirig you'd like to convert-·to cash, dtl 642-5678 for quick re$Ults. The lonely driver merely shrugged his shoulders. It turned out that she had been in Catalina over the weekend with her family and her boat ran into fog and she had trouble getting back lo the city in lime. Mrs. Wieder, who said she arose at 5:30 a.m. to give herself plent,y o( Um~ said she al30 ran Into problerru1 making it to her car because of a mixup and wound up viewing the event from the reviewing st and. $he did she enjoyed the parade, nevertheless. Mrs. Wieder was the most vocal supporter of the traditional parade when it bad been Jeopardized because of heavy costs from last year. <See PARADE, Page A2) Arson Sparks Garage Fire, Valley Reports Fountain Valley firemen said today arson is suspected in a weekend fire that destroyed one garage in their city and that a second burned to the ground when spontaneous combustion caused a pile of bat manure to ignite. Firemen said a wood frame garage, worth an estimated Sl,000 at the corner of Calle Madero and Ward Street was ignited by arsonists al about 12:30 a.m. Saturday. They said the blaze did not damage the adjacent home which was unoccupied at the Mme of the fire. There are no suspects in the case, police said. Tfie second garagi! fire, which did an esUtnaled $14,000 damage to the garage and home of Alvin Wright, 9661 Dove St.. was caused by the bat guano stored io the garage, firemen said. The manure, which was to have been used as fertilizer. Set the garage ablaze at about 4:30 a.m. Firemen said there was no car puked in the garage at the time of the fire. Woman's Leg Severed in Boat Mishap A Fountain Valley student beautician 1s listed in impro\ cd condition today after her nght leg was severed by the propt lll·r of a speedboat from which -,hi · fell Friday in a Colorado H1 \ ;:r resort accident. Janice Bedrosian, 22, of 18:!27 Muir Woods Court, underwent 10 hours of 1urgery in a futile attempt by doctors lo rejoin the _ leg which was cul off JUSl below the knee. Spokesmeo at Loma Linda University Medical Center near 1 San Bernardino said today Mi ss Bedrosian is now listed in fair condition. She was flown to lhe specialized medical center facility from Palo Ve rde Memorial Hospital in Blythe by Imperial County Sheriff's Office helicopter for the soph1st1caled surgery. Investigators said the accident occurred Friday about 4 p. m. south of Gilmore's Camp. a vacation resort on the popular stretch of river recreational area. Miss Bedrosian was riding on the bow or a speedboat when she toppled off and directly under the craft, sheriff's deputies said. Council Eyes Pay Boosts • Huntington Beach City Council members are scheduled lo discuss salary increases for dep· artment heads tonight. The salary discussions wiJI be held at 6:30 p.m. in an executive (closed) session. 'fhe pub}jc part of the meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. in council chambers. A study or l a nd use amendments is scheduled at that lime. Restaurant Robbed LOS ANGELES (AP> -Two men armed with handguns rob- bed the Spaghetti F.actory ortice ufe of$5,188 Monday morning. Coast Weather Low clouds night and moml~. ~erwiae sunny afternoons. Lows tonieht 60 to 6'. Hlihl Wednaday eos at beacla11 to hiah 7os inland. t. I ? OAIL y ~II 0 1 H/F July4 Events . Low Key By Tlw A .. odalod Prt·H July 4, 1m lilccnll•11nl1al plu'I one For m08l Americans, thus l''ourth ol July wlia a relw-n lo low·key normality. In most places, the spirit wa.11 li~ht·he.arted. Billy Carter, the President's brother. appeared Ml u World Champion Pole- Ctlmbing Contest and played sor tball lo Lexington, Tenn. <Story, pege A-S). There were firewor~ Jl)d rallies, picnics and concerts, regattas and parades throughout t.tfe land. And few dissenters .. aywhere. :Slack Panther Huey Newton sitt In a California jail, awaiting a trtaJ be had returned from exUe to face. H.R. Haldeman and Jonn Mitchell sat, convicted in the Watergate coverup, in federal 1¥ison. _The State Department was t.ttging the White House to 4prove the entry as immigrants of 15,000 Vietnamese refugee!i st'randed in Indochina. "But racial turmoil, Vietnam, Watergate seemed echoes of the J.Jist. And most peopl~ wen~f\'t lijtening. . ,Instead, Air Force dem- o)Jstration jets screamed overthe S~tue of Liberty and tiny racing sailboats slapped tbe waters of i'f~w York Harbor'. Under sunny skies in Tuscaloosa, Ala., there were arts and crafts. games for alJ ages, softball, rock music and bluegrass. Night skies exploded with fireworks over the Hudson River m New York, the Charles River in Boston. the Mal l in Washington. 0 .C. -and over Muscle Shoals, Ala ., and ceunlless small towns. Actor John Cullum did the traditional reading of the Declaration of Independence al Federal Hall on Wall Street m New York. Four or five thousand people stood -intent. respectful. Speak ing b eneath the outstretched hand of a s tatue of George Washington. Cullum intoned a li tany of grievances against George Ill: '"Ile has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and nc-cessary for th e public Good ... He has obstructed the Administration of Justice. . " Airport Bw Fare Hiked 6Percenl Airport bus service fares will rise about six per cent irpmedjately under an interim increase granted last we~k by the California Public Uti1ities cpmmission, a spokesman said Tu~d~ · 1The rate increase was granted t°i Airport Service. an Anaheim- b,sed firm that operates buses frpm Orange County Airport to Nel wport Beach and Lag una ll lls hotels. 1Fares between Orange County Airport and the two Orange Coast cities will be increased five cent.s to 55 cents one way. I •Bus fare between Orange CC)unty Airport and Los Angeles Ir1lernation al Airport will inlcrease 25 cents to $4.25 orle·way. lA spokesman for the Publk Utilities Commission said the company is seeking larger fare increases but action will not be taken on the request for several months. "They're (Airport Service) obviously in need of some relief and June through September is tlteir busiest season,·• t he sf)okesman said. I 1Airport Service is ultimately seeking from 20 to 50 percent i11ereases in bus fares on all routes originating at Orange Ct1unty Airport. ORANOE COAST H/F DAILY PILOT ~ ; ~ '~. ~-1 .. o.llV Piiot Sl•ll PllOIO -Trash Baff Cos~ 2 More Deaths Linked to Pair RIVERSIDF; <AP) -One of two men charged in connection with the Southland's ''trash bag murders" has led authorities to two Imperial County locations where bodies were found one and four years ago, Imperial County sheriff's deputies said. Patrick Kearney appeared '"pretty calm" during the five· hour search Monday, said Sgt. Lon Hettinger of the Imperial County department. The search for more bodies was expected to resume today, although authorities said Kearney claims he is no longer sure where the remaining grave sites are. Investigators from Riverside. San Diego, Los Angeles. Orange and Imperial MASS TEXAS KILLINGS RECALLED-Story, A3 counties have joined in the search. MAGIC MOUNTAIN CHARACTERS ENTERTAIN DURING FOURTH OF JULY PARADE Vintage Thunderbird Auto• Accompanied Them Ourtng Huntington Event Kearney, 37, and David Hill. 34, both avowed homosexuals formerly or Redondo Beach. were scheduled to be arraigned · today in Municipal Court on murder charges in the deaths of two men whose bodies were found in Riverside County. Police had been questioning the two about a total of eight murders over the past two years JO four Southern California counties, but Monday's search brought thal totaJ to 10. Police say the men have told them about a n additional 33 bodies. Kearney and Hill were being held in Riverside County Jail in lieu of $500,000 cash bail ear.h. Their surrender Friday was one month after warrants were issued by the Riverside County district attorney's office c harging them with two murders. f'.-...PageAJ PARADE ••• The city had budgeted $25,000 in 1976 but final cost.s zoomed to more than s.50,000. This year's budget was set at S25,000 and turned over to a professional parade producer. City Public Information Of- ficer Bill Reed said that it a ppeared today that the cicy "stayed well within its budget. .. City Administrator Bud Belsito said the parade was well received and that it may be a forerunner of parades of the future. Mavor Ron Pattinson said the affai1: was briskly paced and was professwnally done while still f(•taani ng a hometown flavor. ··The crowd appeared good- natured and pleased. The parade may have lucked a few bands. but an all, 1t was a good one,'· he said. City Councilman Ted Oartlett was the grand marshal. Man Arrested In Laguna on Murder Try An 84-year-old man, wanted on s uspicion of the attempted murder of his 70-year-old wife, was apprehended Sunday by Laguna Beach police after. he stood in the middle or ~outh Coast I fighway in evening traffic. John C. Bullock of Twentynine Palms was turned over to San Rernardino County Sheriff's dep- uties. He was booked on sus picion of assault with intent to commit murder. Laguna B e ach police t•ncountercd Bullock after citizens reported a man driving a c ar northbound in the south hound lanes of South Coast I ti ghway near the city limits. Upon the officers' arrival. Bullock·s car had been moved to the side and the five-foot, five ineh tall. 280·pound m an bad been coaxed out of the traffic by citizens. One citizen brought lo Officer Mark E\'erton a .38 caliber revolver the man said had been thrown from Bullock's car. The handgun had been fired twice. Bullock rc.•9ortedly told police he had fired the gun once into the hood of his rear engined German sedan to sec if it worked, and then allegedly took it inside the Mme where his wife was shot. . . There was what appeared to be a bullet hole in the car, police said. San Bernardino Sheriff's authorities said. today Lela I. Bullock had been shot once in the leg. The woman was reported in . satisfactory condition at Desert. Hospital in PallJ') Sprin:gs. The ct>uplc relided hi A semi~ isolated desert home north and west of the town of Twentynine PalMs. Mrs. Bullock was found by neighbors. Cycla Crash Hea&.on;, One Rider Killed A Laguna Hills man was killed and two other people were .seriously injUJ"ed Monday afternoon when two motorcycles eollided headon about 16 miles east of San Juan Capistrano on Ortega Highway. Dow was Orange County·s third traffic fatality of the Fourth of July weekend. Two people died in separate traffi~ &~citlents Satur<lav. A California Highway Patrol spokesman identified ihe dead motorcyclist as Gene Dow, 29, of 25211 Stockport Drive, Laguna Hills. A young passenger on Dow·s motorcycle, Michaelina Rltey, 11, of 24212 Castilla Drive. Mission Viejo, was seriously mjured in the 3:10 p.m . collision on Ortega Highway. The driver of the second motorcycle, James Dickinson, 20. of 1932 Royal Oak Ave .. Tustin, also was serious ly injured, theCHP reported. The Riley girl was taken to UCI Medical Center with major injuries while Dickinson was transported to San Clemente General Hospital, according to the CHP report. Brother Held In Death of SanuJ, Ana Man A family fracas Monday night in Santa Ana ended with a stab- bing death and the arrest or the victim's brother on s uspicion of murder. Police r eported t h at Isaac Harmon Jr., 25, was mortally wounded after a series of fights with his father and two brothers at the Harmon· family home at 1418 S. Doug! as St. Police said t h e stabbing victim, a factory worker, had gone to the home early Monday evening, become belligerent, left and then returned and resumed the arguments. It was when he began fight\ng witb· an older brother, Tom Harmon, 27, that a younger brother, Carol Harmon, 23, att- empted to end the confrontation. , Jnstead, however, Carol stabbed his older brother in the abdomen, pol ice said. They said the victim died at the scene where his younger brother was arrested and charged with suspicion of murder. Four Rescued From Trawler SAN RAFAEt, CAP> -Four persons wer(\ resc'ued from their bqming $·foot trawler by the Coast Guard a&out a mile west ef Point Richmond. A Guard spokesm an said there were no inJyriea' Jn the Monday i o c i d e n t·. Tb ~ f i r e w a s extinguished and the boat wa14 towed to Richltlood. · The cause of the blaze was not imrnediat.elyd~closed. FroaaP~AJ DALLAS ••• unusual in providing round the c lock legal advice for the cop on the beat. Dallas officials adopted this approach because they felt police legal errors contributed to the high number of arrests which were dismissed in court or rejected by grand juries. As of July 1973, the Legal Liaison Division found that 23 percent of arrests res ulted in no indictments. Police errors were to blame for 14 percent of such cases, the report said. Of the felony cases presented to court, 6.4 percent were thrown out bec11use of police mistakes. more than one·third of the total number of dismissals. • Sheriffs officers in Orange County want to question the two men about four murders . including bodies found east or San Juan Capistrano along Ortega Highway, and hope that light might be shed on additional cases. All of the bodies were found along highways. Some were shot. dismembered or both. Several were found stuffed in plastic trash bags, leading detectives tc dub the case "the trash bag murders." H ettinger said th e two Imperial County bodies were found in 1973 and 1976 but not previously linked with the "leash bag .. slayings. The shallow burial sites were a mile apart about 15 miles east of Calexico near Highway 98. Mom Escapes As Daughter Asks Pardon FORT WORTH, Tex. 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Patrick Kearney appeared "pretty calm" during the five· hour search Monday. said Sgt. Lon Hettin&ec of the Imperial I County department. Kearney, 37, and David HiU, 'c . 011nt1an . Killed as Cycles Bit A Laguna Hills man was killed , and two other people were seriously injured Monda y afternoon when two motorcycles I collided headon about 16 miles east of San Juan Capistrano on I Ortega Highway. I Dow was Orange County's third tramc fatality of the Fourth or July weekend. Two people died in separate traffic accidents Saturday. I A California Highway Patrol 1 spokesman identified the dead motorcyclist as Gene Dow, 29, or , 25211 Stockport Drive, Laguna r Hills. 11 A young passenger on Dow's motorcycle, Michaelina Riley, 11, or 24212 Cas tilla Drive, , Mission Viejo, was seriously injured in the 3: 10 p.m. collision on Ortega Highway. The driver of the s econd motorcycle, James Dickinson, 20, or 1932 Royal Oak Ave., Tustin, also was s eriously Injured, the CHP reported. The Riley girl wa5 taken to UCI Miedical Center with major Injuries while Dickinson was transparlcd to San Clemente General Hospital, according to the CHP report. A spokesman said investigators are still trying to piece together the circumstances leading to the collision on a curve d s e c tion of Ortega Highway. He said that, so far, there is no thing t o indicate which •motorcycle driver apparently 'crossed over a highway center line to collide with the motorcycle traveling in the opposite direction. I ! Sand Canyon 1 Road Section ~~der Repair A stretch or Sand Canyon Avenue in Irvine is closed to all bµt local motori:>U for between three to four months due to road construction. Th e Orange County Environmental Management Agency is widening the street from the Santa Ana Freeway to Irvine Boulevard. The two e xisting lanes are be ing reconstructed and two new lanes are being built. The road will be closed to through traffic during the three or four month construction period that.Just began, but access to local residences and businesses wlll be permitted except for brief interruptions. Motorista are being asked to use Jelfrey Road instead or Sand Cap yon for traveling north. C4R MOYED our F~ JWl'll.ID Arraignment Held 34, both avowed homosexuals formerly of Redondo Heach , MASS TEXAS KILLINGS RECALLED-Story, A3 w e r e arraig n e d t od a y 1n Municipa l Court 0 11 murder charges in the deaths of two men whose bodies were round in Riverside County. A preliminary hearing was scheduled July 15 Police had been q ucsl.JOnmg the two about a total of ei~ht m urders over the past two years in four Sout hc-rn Ca lifornia counties, but Monday's search brought that total to 10. Poli ce say the men have told them about C1n additional 33 bodies. in 'Trash Bag' Case She riffs officers in Orange County want to question the two m e n about four murders, including bodies found cast of San J ua n Cap ist r ano along Ortega Highway, and hope that light might be shed on additional cases. All of the bodies were found along highways. Some were shot, d ismembered or both. Several were found stuffed in pl astic trash bags, leading detectives to dub the case "the trash bag murders." H e ttinger said the two Imperial County bodies were found in 1973 and 1976 but not previously linked with the "tra:.h bag" slayings. tr The shallow burial sites were a mile apart about 15 miles east of Calexico near Highway 98. The search for more bodies was expected to resume today, a I thoug h authorities s aid Kearney claims he is no longer sure where the remaining grave s ites arc. Investigators from River side , San Diego, Los Angeles, Orange and Imperial counties have joined in tho search. Brother Charged Slaying Ends Family Fracas A family fracas Monday night in Santa Ana ended with a slab· bing dcath and the arrest or the victim's brother on sus picion of murder. Police reported that Isaac Harmon Jr., 25, was mortally wounded after a series or fi ghts with his father and two brothers al the Harmon family home at 1418 S. Doui;!las St. P olice said the stabbing victim, a factory \\ orker, bad gone to the home early Monday evening, become belligerent, left ctnd then returned and resumed the argumenL'i. It was when he began fighting with an olde r b rother, Tom Harmon. 27. that a younger brother, Cctrol Harmon. 23. all· empted to end the confrontation. I n s tc ad , .however. Car ol stabbed his older brother in the abdomen. police said. Thl'y said the victim died at the scene where his younger brother was arrested and cha rged ~1th sus picion or murder. 553 Die on Roads By The l\ssociated Press The Independence Day week· end ended with a toll of 553 killed on the n ation's streets and highways. Costa Mesa Pot Nursery Brings Bust A pair of Costa Mesa policemen who claim the} nabbed a man with a whole potful of pot will let the JUdge decide if it is SUf· fi ciently genuine t o JUst1fy prosecution. P a trolmen Geor ge Mc Erla in and Robert Moore said they arrested Kendall Conner Green. 22, or 400 Merri m ac W'Jy Monday after noticing a fl o uris h i n g al l eged m a rijuana pla nt on his a partment balcony. They alleged he was cult ivating about 150 small marijuana plants from two to five inches in height m two lar ge planter pots. Police assert Green g<ivc them this statement about his g reen thumb acll v1ty· ''We weren't growing it. for real." O.,er the Falls Ke ith Cotton. 13 of El Toro looks at what's coming as he fl oats in his rubber canoe during holiday weekend. The w ave off Aliso Be:.ich Park in South Laguna w as a . lad too much fo r Keith '~ t unocm anship so abandoning ship seemed w1st•st. Backing Truck Hits Home, Mesan Held Advance Notices Due A Costa Mesa roofer whose Fourth of July celebration ended with a bang as his pickup truck sped in r everse through the side of an apartme nt building remained jailed today. Daryl L. Van Riper, 21, of 778 Scott Place. was still held in lieu of $1.000 bail today a fter being booked on multiple criminal charges following the Monday night accident. lroine Hopes to Avoid Skateboar~like Woes Patrolman Steve Labbitt arre· sled Van Riper at 681 Victoria St., an address that today can be Irvine officials hope that a new syste m jus t put into effect will help prevent headaches such as the University Park Skateboard Cours e a nd the B icyc le Moto c r oss Co urse from recurring. Unde r the n e w sys t e m . residential developer s must oblain from prospective home buyers a s igned s tatement saying they are aware of what the city is planning to build in the vicinity of their new homes. Assistant City Manager Paul Bra~y said the homeowners'will be warned oC any new road. building, park or anything else built or to be built by the city. Developers will not be able to obtain "certificates of use and occupancy" -needed by dev- elopers to complete their housing tracts -unless all homebuycrs have turned in signed statements. Brady said the new system ls an attempt to prevent citizens from coming to the city Inter and complaining about projects alread1 built or under conattuction. That happened with the skateboard course and the motocross course. Residents nnr UtOM two proJecta came to CUj COuncU metttncs and said they wer. not told b1 lhi d v elo"rt when they boulbt their houn1 tbat there would be recreatloa faclllUes 10 near to thelrbomt1. In the cue of the motocrou eoune, t.he C1t1 Council •cret'd to mow lbe cour e trom our. Smolretne bOmn to a new alte ln WOodbrtd1e. Con1trucllon •at Ju.t ~I when complaint. we re made. As for the skateboard course, it is still in its current location and residents o f th l• P nrkview Commun ity Assoc1a t1on a rc thre atening to s ue the city because they a rc opposed to ha ving 1tso near thtir homes Brady said he Ufttiks the new system will wipe out all of the problems with regards to new houses, but admitted th.it the city has no control over resales and th at then• might be isolated i n s t a nces o f p ro t est b y uninformed buyers of older homes. He pointed out that s ome ex1stmg residents will be notified of new proJccts, too. if they live c l ose by Brad y gave the example or homeowners who live adjace n t to Turtle Rock <See NOTICES, Page A2> Envoy Received ttild~at R'allwut MOSCOW CA.P l -Sovie t President Leonid I. Brezhnev received U .S. Ambassador MaJcolm Toon today and told him of "a number of aspects In U.S. policy which do not accord with the aim or a constructive de· vclopmenl or relations, .. the of- f i c i a I Tass news agen cy reported. Dry Wall Strike Rages 87 WILUAM DODGE Of tlM O.fly l"flel St•lf , Dry wall contructlon workers continued a wildcat walkout of most Orange County construction jobs Tuesday, vowing not to begin working again until a s ettlement is reached. "Work wUI be 1toppcd until the negotlatioos resul\ ln an ac· ceptablt agreement." Ul\lon spokesman Richard Slack said Tuuday-. He ~tlmated that 300 workers are 11trlkin1. Ne10Uatlon11 betw••n the Southern Callfornla Dry Wall Contraclon Association and the Patnten1 Ontoo brokt down June 25 when union members raUed to ratJfy a new contract. ne wild- calatrike be&an June 27. The walkout, however. lt not Hnctloned. ..We aarctd to' extend th~ old contract through July 16 to leave more time for Another aspect of lhe dispute negotiations," District Council 48 involves dry wait workers· representative Gcorae Hartman dlssatislactlon with the Painters said Tuesdav. Union. "We want to form our own T h e Dist r i c t Co u n cl I union,'' Slack explained. "Every represents the PalnlAtrf 01\lon In tlmt we vote on a dry wall negotiatlons with tnanacement. tonU'act, they've got painter. The dl~pute centers around a vot1n1 on It too.·• • belief held by dry wall woners Slack uld union repres· that their ptece\Jork 1.iarles entatlvoe were In Wuhinston have not Increased aa much as D.C. last week see.king a 1oh1Uoo hourly ularie•. CommtrclQl to the union problem, but de. buildtn1 dry watt work ls cllned to UY whether a now contracttd at an hourly rate \,Inion WO\lld be formed. while housing tract work la pa.id Meanwhile, work has stopptd by the square foot. ~ Irvine houalng projecta and The rtjeded aar m•nl would atrlklng ~orken HY they are have ~dod step tncreaaes to •tt•mpttns to stop all county toqr cenu ptr aquaro foot by Jan, conetructton Jobi. 1, 1978. TM present rate la 3.2S Dl1trlct COWlcJI representatlv• cent.I~ i.quar• foot. Hartman Hid oo date bu yet Stri~ workers aa.ld TUMctay MitnMt ror mewed talkt In \be they're aaklrt1 an lncre.ue to 4.$ l•bOr ~. "It (~talk.a) wm cenu ~ aquar• foOt ef'f«:Uve retuGle IOOft .,. :we Just don't tinm~~-.ely. b1Ye1dttlnli.d1tUet,"bu d . •• ,,C!j .. "9.,_.,,_.~ listed as heavily damaged. So can Van Riper 's pi ckup truck. The suspect was booked for investigation of drunken driving. possession of dangerous drugs and resisting arrest. Otriccr Labbitl alleged when he arrived at the dem olished a partment occupied by Tom A. Churchill to investigate a report of a ve hic le crashed into a residence that Van Riper was uncooperative. He asserted the suspect first asked him to hand over his gun and then attempted to g rab it out of his buttoned holster when the patrolman politely• declined. Police said Miss Churchill, who was in her kitchen when Van R1per's truck exploded through the front wall in reverse and s talled in the living room, escaped injury. No damage estimate for the building owned by Martin C. Morales of Huntington Beach was available. Coast Weather Low clouds night and morning~ othe..Wise sunny afternoons. Lows tonight 60 to 64. Highs Wednesday 60lJ at beaches to high 70s inland. INSIDE TODA. l' 11 t~ lOlt cttv of Artontf1 - if It tti.st• -in l'ie middle of 1>t. Btrmudo 1'rlanote. An e~IOf"tr off er• hU lheonH on Poot Al. lailex ' \ :! DAIL Y F'll 0 T Tuudar July 5. 1977 •• 4th Bustk Misses Irvine Some Cities St.iJI Fighting With Paperwork By J OANNE REYNOLDS Ol I,,_ O•llY ,.lt.4 ll•lf Depending on where you were, it was either a very quiet Fourth or July or at was a record breaker m terms of activity. Pohce an t wo Orange Coast cities today are still trying to dig out lhe mountain or paperwork that piled up In what was des- cribed by one veteran officer as the busiest weekend twer seen on * * * the coast. .. And that includes all thost: Easter Weeks," he added. Police in Newport Beach and Huntington Beach said they were kept busy throughout the week end and particularly Monday trying to respond to a nearly ceaseless series of disturbances primarily on their cities' beaches. Spokesmen for both dcp- * * * artments said that, while the problems were concentrated in the beach areas, there was no concerted effort al troublemaking that could be ca lied a riot. Police In Inland cities such as Costa Mesa, Irvine and San Juan Capistrano said they had a few disturbances generally related to fireworks. In Irvine, police reported the * * * theft or $350 worth or fireworks from a stand at Culver and Michelson Drives. The loss was discovered at 6 a.m. Monday by the stand's operators. M eanwhlle, lifeguards a ll a long the coast as well as police ' In La1una Beach and San Clemente reported crowds that were unusually small and quiet for a summer holiday weekend. A Return to Normality Lifeguards said the overcast which kept temperatures in \he ·hifh sixties throughout lhe three· day weeken d and water term per a tu res that scarecly r08e above a chilly 60 degrees combined to keep the numbers or beach visitors down. America's Post,..bicentennial 4th Lighthearted In San Clemente, lifeguards said they had 35.000 on city beaches and 20.000 on county · beaches on Monday. In Laguna Beach. lifeguards said they had 20,000 beach visitors on Monday. In Newport Beach, there were 85,000 people counted on beaches and in Huntington the total was 138.000 ror tho state and city beaches. Seal Beach reported fewer than 30,000 beach visit.ors. AP W1rwpllolo NIGHTCLUB REFUSES TO ALLOW SEEING EYE DOG Blind MQn Edwin Myers, 29, Plans to Sue Over Denlal Blind Anger Entry Denial Brings Suit l.Ol'ISVILLE. K:. IAPI -Edwin Myers says he will r11e a l'I\ 11 rights suit on behalf of all blind people against the night ... pot that rdu:.<•d him .idm1ss1on because he was ac- tnmpanu•d h~ hi'> guulc dog The 29 year-old Myers. who has been blind since an .1utomoh1l t• at·t•Hll•nt 12 ~ l'ars ago, s pent four hours 1n j;ul suncl•n a£ll·1 lll'111g t·h,u gcd with disobeymg a police ordt>r 111 stay out of the ~larving Ar11 ... 1. a rcs taurant-mght club m lht• ha..,t'mvnt of Actors Tht·al<·r of Lou1s\'1llc. \\ hich owns lht• duh TllE INCIDt:!'IT BEG.\N Wll F.~ Gloria Donaldson manager of the n•slau..-ant. barrl·d !\tyers and his German -.,[wµh\•rtl g111dt• dog rrom the club Ms Donal<bon. said lha'l sht• suggl'sted Myers leave the ting 111 a fr ll'n<l's cur and ullm" t\\O companions to hc·lp him .1round lh1• n•slauranl. Sht• said that the club was busy and that shl' was conc·1•rned thal the dog might gd nervous ht'<' auSl' of the C'rowd M~ er.., said he rdust•d tht• offer. citing a Kentucky sti.llutc proh1b1t1ng <iny restaurant. hotel or .. public places 11r amusC'mcnls" from <knying admittance lo a blind pt•rson or his guult• cloi.: M\'1-:RS. Of' LEXINGTON, KY .. SAID he told Ms. Ooni.lldson. "Miss. )OU don·t underst<.1nd that seeing eye dogs have .1 r1~ht lo i.:o any places their m:isters go ... "lk kept insisting that he had lhl' nghl to have his dog .ind didn't I kn<JY. the law and 1 didn't,'' sauJ Ms. Donaldson · 1t ..., as my first c·:-.pcnence wllh one <a guide clog 1 any\\ j} .. :\tycrs said Ms Donaldson agreed that police should be t·;allcd 1'1}1.'rs s.u<l the off1ct>rs took him to the street and told h1 m ... The l.1dy do~n 't \\ant you in the restaurant. She '' anh ~ou and your dog nut" POlJCt: TOLD MYERS llE WOliLD be ;.irrested 1r he tried tore l.'nlertf\eelub .. I said. 'Where's the door'." " Myers said. and he was arn•ste<l C:irl Yates. u spokl-sman for the Lou1sv11le Police Dl'partmt•nl, said lhc proprietor didn'l want Myers in the club and that it makes no difference on what grounds l'ntranee was refused. Ttw arresting officl'rs were bound "to preserve the ileace and tranquility" of the establishment, Yates said. Airport Bus Fares To Increase 6% Airport bus M•rv1ce fart!s will ·1se about s ix percent mmediall•ly under an interim ncrease ~ranted last..., eek by the 'al1forn1a Public Utiht1es 'ommiss1on. a spokesman said ruesda\' The rate increase was granted o Airport Service. an Anahcim- >:iscd firm that operates buses, rom OranJ?C' County Airport to ~ewporl Boach and Laguna I ills hotels Fares between Orange County \irport and the two Orange Coast ORA NOE COAST DAILY PILOT ·-.. ~ PTn ... •I ..... ,..,_ '~-·~ Ille•--·-~--"·-... , .. n::::.~ .... =- °""" "· "-inc..., .. " ..... , .... Ml~l"'IAll'"' Offtc" cities will be increased five cents to 55 cents one way. Bus fare between Orange County Airport and Los Angeles Inte rnational Airport will increase 25 cents to $4.25 one-way. A spokesman for the Public Utilities Commission said the company is seeking larger (are increases but action will not be taken on the request for several months. "They're (Airport Service) obviously in need of some relief and June through September is their busiest season," t he spokesm an satd. Airport Service ls ultlmatety seeklnl from 20 to ~ percent increases in bus fares on all routes originating al Orange Cou nt.y .Airport. By The Associated Press July 4, 1977: Bicentennial plus one. For most Americans, this Fourth of July was a return to low-key normality. In most places, the spirit was light-hearted. Billy Carter, the President's brother, appeared at a World Champion Pole- Youths' Jobs 'Boom,' Says Irvine Center Youth employment in Irvine has picked up steadily during the past four months, with June figures showing that 41 jobs were found for Irvine resid~nts. Scott Montgomery, who coordinates t h e state's employment ser vice in Irvine. says "business is booming" at his office in the teen center. located next to University High School. Montgomery says that the number or job applications has increased each month since the office opened in March. There were a total of 120 job seekers in June -twice the number of any preceding month. Most were seeking temporary summer jobs. but some were recent high school gr aduates looking for permanent work, he said. The number of jobs found for the youth increased. too. says Montgomery, who stirred up business last month by sending flyers to local businessmen informing them of the free service. Montgomery found 35 jobs for lrvine residents in May, a 17 percent increase over April. Jun e's figure of 41 jobs represents another 16 percent hike over May, he points out. The majority of his clients are between the aees of 19 and 24, but he helps find positions for anyone from age 14 to adults. "We basically serve youth. but we're not restricted to them," explains Montgomery. Most of the students are finding sum mer jobs as restaurant helpers, stock clerks or salesmen and women. The areas where there aro the most jobs available arc housework, babysitting and yardwork, he says. Montgomery is in his office Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m . to3 p.m. The phone number is 752·5952. Fro.a Page Al NOTICES ••• Com munlty Park. who will be given statements to sign stating they are aware of the city's plans for that park. The first notification, issued by the city last week, concerns the interim city yard located in the Bryan Avenue Community Park site. Residen ts in that area of Northwood will be asked lo sign statem ents saying they are aware that the park site will be used as a tem porary city yard (for maintenance and storage> for aboutrive more years. Water Spill8 NAPA (AP) -More than four mllllon gallons of water spilled from a break in a 36·incb pipeline Monday ln thls North Bay city, om clab report. C.le ............ II.IV 51,.ot ~IH(\1111 ............... ... -11..iona.tc.11 11tht.MtltiM..-~f.-\ Y•I..,., DM U>,_. Moif *'""DI••,,.,_ Ttl.,hon• (114) MHttt ClaHlfled Adwt"111"1 MNl7' -ltYtlltY..,_.<1111<• ut.tttO ,. WASHJNGroN <AP> -Conference committee meetinp often aro sblrt·sleeve work sessions at w~tch $erlators and con1?easmen address each other by fintnames. •• • At one point during dilcusaion of an cn~rgy dep. artment. Rep. Frank Horton (ll·N.Y.>, turned to Sen . Charles Percy <R•Dl.), and•ald. "Chuck, do you m1bd . ,,..;r.~·- lfl saytomethfn1?" · • Later, Percy interrupted Horton. "01uctt1 l( 'ou '11 rleld on that,'• a.Id Pet~Y. HOrtoil IOOKK a UUUeCOntused. Finally be turned to Pet1:11Dd •akt 0 l'm Prank. ~ou·re Chuck." Climbing Contest and played sof· tball in Lexington, Tenn. <Story. page A·S>. There were fireworks and rallies, picnics and concerts. regattas and parades throughout the land. And few dissenters anywhere. Black Panther Huey Newton sat in a California jail, awaiting a trial he had returned from exile to face. H.R. Haldeman and Jonn Fireirorks Stokn BAKERSFIELD (AP> Even robbers like to shoot off fireworks on the Fourth of July. Police report two men guarding a fireworks· stand Monday were held up by two men armed with revolve,·s. The bandits broke a lock on the portable booth and stole seven boxes of assorted fireworks. Mitchell sat, convicted in the Watergate coverup, in federal prison. The State Department was urging the White House to approve the entry as immigrants of 15.000 Vietnamese refugee.s stranded in Jndochina. But racial turmoil, Vietnam, Watergate seemed echoes or the past. And most people weren't listening. Instead, Air Force dem- onstr a lion jets screamed over the Statue of Liberty and tiny racing sailboats slapped the waters of New York Harbor . Under sunny skies in Tuscaloosa, Ala., there were arts and cr afts, games for all ages, softball, rock music and bluegrass. Night skies exploded with fireworks over the Hudson River in New York, the Charles River in Boston. the Ma ll in Washington, D.C. -and over Muscle Shoals, Ala., and countless small towns. Actor John Cullum dld tl\e traditional reading of the Declaration of Jndependence at Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York. Four or five thousand people stood -intent, respectful. Firemen throughout the Orange Coasl said they had the standard number of calls related· to the Fourth of July with fireworks-caused fires. The largest was reported at 6 p.m. Monday in San Clemente where a half-acre of grass at the "nd of Via del Campo was blackened before county firemen could douse Lhe blaze. The most serious fireworks- rel ated incident was reported in Huntington Harbour where a yacht was set ablaze by fireworks. Fireworks and illegal fire- crackers were the primary '"ourcc of trouble in both Newport Beach and Huntington Beach \\here police say their problems were m dealmg with revelers who were throwing the devices at passersby and officers. CALIFORNIA FEDERAL PRESENTS WAY SAVINGS. Now: A savings plan that-you the nlOll for your money--ancl easy withdrawals, too. If xou've got. S2,000 or morn Lo ~ave, our "Two- Wuy ' Plun is the !lmnrtcsl way lo l4t1Vc it. That's because it's such u ~t·ni;ihle way to divide yoursuvinp;s !'O ytm'll huvc mt>ne~ forduy· to-day needs-and for long term ohjedaves, too. TWo-Way combines two of our most. popular accounts: A California Plus Donus ace<>unt for your ready money. 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LONDON <AP> "Punch" wetkly, wh1ch has been making Britons laugh since 1841, found itself in a predicament today concerning President Carter's I molher The magazine was hauled before a watchdog committee to answer an accus'at1on of unethical conduct for running a 1ser1es o f spoof l etters purportedly written by 'M1t : Liiiian.' Over the Falls The letters -the work of dep· uty editor Alan Coren - chronicle the doings of the Carter family and a related gallery of fantastic characters, such as are popularly believed by English writers lo live in the American South . Among them : Uncle Stinkweed Carter, Cousin Nehemiah Honest Carter; Auntie Gutpump Carter, Great Auntie Eulalia Moonshine Carter, Uncle Snob Carter Ill, Private Chickenhrud Carter, and many more. The letters so upset one reader. 11.year.old Alison Oliver of Edinburgh, thal she complained to the Press Council that Punch had gone too far. Miss Oliver said the letters were unethical because they were not written by the person under whose name they appear, as well as being distasteful, scurrilous. vicious, Keith Collon. 13 of El Toro looks at what's coming as he floats in his rubber canoe during holiday weekend. The wave off Aliso Beach Park in South Laguna was a tad too much for Keith's canoemansh1p so abandoning ship seemed wisest. Woman's Leg Sliced t By Boat Propeller A Fountain Valley student beautician 1s listed in lmpFoved condition today after her right leg was severed by the propeller or a speedboat from which she fell Friday in a Colorado River resort accident. Janice Bedrosian, 22. or 18227 Muir Woods Court, underwent 10 hours of surgery In a futile attempt by doctors to rejoin the leg which was cul off just below the knee. Spokesmeh at Loma Linda University Medical Center near San Bernardino said today Miss Bedrosian Is now listed In fair condition. Restaurant Robbed LOS ANGELES (AP) -Two men arl')1ed with handeuns rob- bed the Spaghetti Factory office safe of$5,l88 Monday m orning. cm MOYED our She was flown to the specialized medical center facility from Palo Verde Memorial Hospital in Blythe by Imperial County Sheriff's Office helicopter ror the soprusticated surgery. Investigators said the accident occurred Friday about 4 p.m. south of Gilmore's Camp, a vacation resort on the popular stretch or river recreational area. Miss Bedrosian was riding on the bow of a speedboat when she toppled off and directly under the craft, sheriff's deputies said. Woman Fights Off Rapist Iii Clemente A battling San Clemente woman, 21, kicked, scratched and screamed at a would-be rapist who jumped upon her as she slept today until the man grabbed bls clot.hes and limped out the door from tho woman's bedroom and escaped. Police were called after the woman telephoned her room· mate at work to tell her what happened. Pe>llce saJct 11\e attacker pried the acreen from a bedroom window, opened tho window and a Upped Into the apartment. Lt ~Hartman sald the man ,... up bl• rape try an r hi• •IC1.lhi ltr\lck tum :several Um . He 1ild the man fled only half· dretffd, ett'r')llna the rest r,t his cJo~ln bl1 arms. Police w re teyln1 today to ldetqtify tM man. Big Agenda For Council In Laguna . The Laguna Beach City Council will face everything from selection of the color of talc to be used on the 1\1 ain Beach Lifeguard lower to protests over a proposed underground project along Temple Hills Drive when it m eets Wednesday. The council will be&io its regular business agenda at 3 p.m . Public hearings, including the undergrounding protests will be considered beginning al 6 p.m. at city hall chambers. Under the business agenda, the council will consider applications for grants to acquire Moulton Meadows and Crescent Bay park sites, and a memorandum of understanding with city employes for 1977·78 salaries. · Salary details ha.ve , not been released. The Temple Hill s undergrounding finds significant opposition to the prqject even with a revised project irea.• In a staU report, between 50 and 43 percent protest level is forecast when a post card opinion survey is matched wit.h protest peUtiona. The council is to con.sider protest rcsu)t.t. • Other ~blic hearlnga incJude: -A protest of a city declslon to allow anothtt' cab company to operate within the city. -Arch Beach Height.a Lot cqi\demn•tloos. -Future growth \mpacu on th4' city. 8)',.... ~·lort•led ...... The lnd@f'ndtnc Day week· end endtd with a toll of 6$.1 killed on the nollon ·1 atteela and bl&hways. unfair attacks on an elderly lady and "calculated to hurt. annoy and antagonize the President of the United States and every American." Coren, who wrote an earlier series or spoor bullelins o( Ugandan President ldi Amin, said he bas had fan letters from American readers for the 'Miz Lillian· series, and would defend his work at the meeting of the Press Council complaints committee. Meetings of the council are closed to the public and nothing is revealed until a decision is announced. The council, which has no compulsive power, was set up in 1953 to maintain press freedom and professional standards. It is chieny known for its occasional adjudications on complaints from the public about newspaper stories. Its members are a mix of profess ional journaJists and laymen and women. · Meanwhile, publis hers of Robson Books announced they will issue a paperback edition of Coren's 'Miz Lillian' letters in October under the title "The Pean'uts Papers." The wrapper or the projected book carries photos of the Carter famil y and drawings of stereotypes. Bodies Located Gay Slaying Suspect 'Calm' RIVERSIDE (AP> -One of two men charged in connection with the Southland's "trash bag murders·· has led authorities to two Imperial County locations where bodies were found one and four years ago, Imperial County sheriff's deputies s aid. Patrick Kearney appeared "pretty calm" during the five· hour search Monday. said Sgt. Lon Hettinger of the Imperial County department. Kearney, 37, and David Hill, 34. both a\·owed homosexuals formerly or Redondo Beach. were scheduled to be arraigned South Coast Marks Quiet 4th Holiday By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol t ... 0.11, ,,, .. , Sl•ll Depending on where you were. it was either a very quiet Fourth or July or it was a record breaker in terms of activity Police m two Orange Coast cities today a re still trying to dig out the mountain of paperwork that piled up m what was des cnbed by one veteran officer as the busiest weekend ever seen on the coast. "And that includes all those Easter Weeks.·· he added. Police in Newport Beach and lluntington Beach said they were kept busy throughout the week· end and particularly Monday trying lo respond to a nearly ceaseless series of disturbances primaril y on their c ities · beaches. Spokesmen for both dep- artments said that. while the problems were concentrated m the heach areas, there was no co ncerted effort at troublemaking that could be called a riot. Police in inland cities such as Costa Mesa, Irvine and San Juan Capistrano said they had a few disturbances generally related to fireworks. In Irvine, police reported the theft of S350 worth of fireworks from a stand at Culver and Michelson Drives. The loss was discovered at 6 a.m . Monday by the stand's operators. Meanwhile, lifeguards all along the coast as well as police in Laguna Beach and San Clemente reported crowds that were unusually small and quiet for a summer holiday weekend. Lifeguards said the overcast which kept temperatures In the hheh sixties throughout the three- <See FOURTH, Pa1e AZ Woman Still Critical After Trailer Fire today in Municipal Court on murder charges in the deaths of two men whose bodies we re found in Riverside County. Police had been questioning the two about a total or eight murders over the past two years 1n four Southern California counltes, bul Monday's search brought that total to 10. Police say the men have told them about an additional 33 bodies. Sheriff's officers in OranJ!e County want to question the two men abowt four murders. including bodies found east or San Juan Capistrano along Ortega Highway, and hope that light might be shed on additional cases. A II of the bodies were found along highways. Some were shot. dismembered or both. Several we re found stuffed in plastic trash bags. leading detectives to dub the case "the trash bag murders ... H ettinger s aid the two Imperial County bodies were lound an 1973 and 1976 but not previously linked with the "trash bag" slaymgs. The shallow burial sites were a <See SUSPECTS, Page AZ> Standing in Roadway Suspect in Murder Try Nabbed in LB An 84·year·old man. wanted on suspicion of the attempted murder of his 70-year·old wife. was apprehended Sunday by Laguna Beach police after he stood in the middle of South Coast Highway in evening traffic. John C. Bullock of Twentynine Palms was turned over to San Bernardino County Sheriff's dep· uties . He was booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder. Laguna Beach police encountered Bullock after citizens reported a man driving a car northbound an the south bound lanes of South Coast llighway near the city limits. Upon the officers' arrival. Bullock's car had been moved to the side and the five-foot, five inrh tall. 280·pound man had been coaxed out of the traffic by citizens. One citizen brought to Officer Mark Everton a .38 caliber revolver the man said had been .... thrown from Bullock's car. The handgun had been fired twice. Bullock reportedly told police he had fired the gun once into the hood or his rear engined German sedan to sec if 1t worked, and then allegedly took it inside the home where his wife was shot. ThC're was what appeared to be a bullet hole m the car, police said. San Bernardino Sheriff's authorities said today Lela I. Bullock had been shot once in the leg. The woman was reported in satisfactory condition at Desert Hospital In Palm Springs. The couple resided in a semi· isolated desert home north and west of the town of Twentynine Palms. Mrs. Bullock was found by neighbors. Family Tiff Ends In Sta~bing Death A family fracas Monday night in Santa Ana ended with a stab· bing death and tpe arrest of the victim's brother on suspicion or murder. Police reported that Isaac Harmon Jr .. 2S, was· mortally wounded after a series or fights with hls father and two brothers at the Harmon family home at 1418S. Douglas St. Police said the stabbing victim, a factory workeT. had gone to the home early Monday evening. becom e belligerent, left and tl\en returned and resumed the arguments. It was when he began fighting with an older brother, Tom Harmon. 27, t h at a younger brother, Carol Harmon, 23, alt· em pled lo end the confrontatioo. l nsteed, however . Carol stabbed his older brother in the abdomen, police said. They said the victim died at the 'Frieridamp'. . . ~Ei!Nl scene 'where his younger brother was arrested and charged with suspicion or murder. Park Shut Down FRESNO (AP> -Fresno's popular Roeding Park was closed to the public most or lhe morning Independence Day as police searched ror a man who had robbed members of a women's softball team from Chico. Coas t Weather Low clouds ni&bt and mornln1, otherwise sunny afternoons. Lows tonight 80 to 64. Hi.lbs Wednesday 60s at beaches to bl&b 70s h1land. INllDE TODA :Y 11 tlaa Iott dig of Atl4tltil'-I/ Jt tzlar1 ..._ Ui th. mWlf of tM Btrmvda 4t'rlo,.oi.. All e~or.r o/fcrt hU fheorte• on Pag~AI. l 2 OAll ~ l'ILOT l SC July 4 Events Low Key ft) n., A>1&1K illf'fl l'rr" Jul" I 1'•17 llu·1•11t1·11111ul plu oru· hu 1110,1 \1111 '"""''· lh1~ Fourth 111 Juh "'J'> J 1 \!LUI n to l11w lr..ey n•Jrmullt.) In rnc)l>T pht<'t'I. 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V1etnum. wa1l·rga11· '>l'l'ml'd ····hm· ... or the p'11st And mu'>t pl·oplt: wNcn 't Jifltenan~. ln s tt·ad, Air Force dC'm onstratwn jets s<'r<'amcd over the Statu1.' of Liberty und tiny racing sailboats slapped the waters of Nl'w York I larbor. Under sunny ... kit's 111 Tuscaloosa. Ala., there w"cre arts <tnct crafts • .1?ames for .ell al'.(es. softball. rock music <ind lllut•grass Night sktl'S t'xplocled "1th fi reworks over the fluclson Rl\C'r 111 :-O:ew York, lht• <'harlt•s Rl\er 1 n B o '> t o n t h t' M a 11 1 n \\' ash1ngton l>.C and over :'of u s c I c S h o .t I s A I a . and l'Ounllcss small to\\ fl'> Ac tor .John ('u 11 um d 1tl till' l1<1dtt11111al t1'.td1n).! of lhl' Declaration of lndt·pt•ndt•ncl' di Fl'dt•ral I lall nn Wall Strt•l'l 111 .'\'l'I\ \ ori.. Four or ft\l' thou..,and pt•opl1.· ... t1H1tl 11Hcnt , n•spt•c:tl ul Sp1.·,1l-1ng ht•ncath tht· 011htn•tl'111·d hand ol ,1 sl,1lUl' 11f (;1·nrg1• \\ ash1ngto11. C'ullurn 1ntun1·d ,1 ltt;mv of grit·vant'l'' agaanst George.> Ill: ·11c• h<is l'<'fui->t•d hi-. Assent to La11 s. tht• rn11..,t \.\ hoksom1· ancl n <' i: l' s s ;1 r y f u r l h t• p u b I 1 1 · ( :ood lie h ;.1s oustructt'd lht· Aclmm1slrat11111 of Justin•. Viejo Student Hit Teacher, Sheriff Says 11 on or ' t u d l' n t :\J 1 <' h at· I llackt•ll. 18. or ;\ltS'>IOn VtejO has b1.•1·n l'hargl·tl 1111 h a-.s:iull and halten· alter San Clemcnll' H.tgh School l<'at·hcr Jc•hn Moore rr porlt'fl II al.'h.1•ll ,1 ug~t·d ham oVl'r a ~irlfncnd 's ~rad es Moor<' s;i1d lht• sllldt•nt. \\horn he dad not knCI\\. approached him .Jun<' 13, arguing about a l,'l'adl• the m;irinc science lt•acher had g1 \•c11his1-(irlfricnd. /\fll'r a hrt<'r ex·c h;111~c of words. ~loor<' !iatd the youth h1l him \\ilh a singlC' blbw to the jaw and neck. D<'puty D1 stri<·t Attorney Harold ~Jorgan sa1cf lla<'kl'll "' beanJ,! t·hargcd undt•r the i.talt.' penal <'mi<' No '>Pecaal h'J?al pron'>lon as made for hitting a lt•al'h<'r \\ h1ch m;ikl'S ii difft•n.•nt from h1tt1nl! an~ nn<• t•lst'. Morgan said Tcach<'r Moore hJt•d charges against Hackett with the San Clement<' Poltcc 0(•partmrnt Hackett was granted a diploma. hut not aJlowcd to part1c1pate an graduation rrrcmon1es. • 1 don't lake \\hat I'm doing. but 1l has to be done. said Moore. "I consider C1lmg these charges an extension of my professional responsi bi Ii ties. · · 1 want Mike to know there ara ronsequences to this kind of action. As a teacher I can 't function, thinking I 'll ~et punched in the mouth if a kid doesn't like a grade." ORANGE COASl L15C DAILY PILOT Tuesday July 5 1977 a,.w1...-10 NIGHTCLUB REFUSES TO ALLOW SEEING EYE DOG Blind Man Edwin Myers, 29, Plans to Sue Over Denlal Blind Anger Entry Denial Brings Suit LOL'ISVILLE, Ky IAPI Edwin Myers says he will Cile a C'IVll raghts~it on behalf of all bland pt•ople against the night spot that refused him admission because he was ac- com panted by his g uide dog. The 29-n~ar·old Mvers. who has b<'cn blind since an automobile 'a<'<'ldent 12 years ago, '>Pl'llt four hours in ;ail Sunday after being <'harged "1th dt'>Ob<'~ mg a poh<'c order to '>l ay out or the Starnng Art1'l a restaurant night club Ul the hasement of Actors Theatt·r of Louisville. which owns tht• dub. THE INCIDENT BEGAN WHEN <:lcma Donaldson. manager or the restaurant, barn•d Myt•rs and hi... German '>hcpherd guide dog from the club. Ms Don;ildson. stud that sht• Mtggt•stl'd Myl•rs lea\'l' th<' dug an a friend's l'ill' and allov. llw companions lo help him around the restaurant. Sht• '>aid that the dub was busy and lhat she was concerned that the clog might get nervous het·uuse of the crowd Myers said he refused thl' offer, l'it1ng a Kentucky statute prohibiting any restaurant, hotel or "public places of amusenll'nls" from dl•ny111g a<lmilt<tnCl' to a hlind person or has gu1dl· dog. MYERS. O"' l.F.X INGTON, K\'., SAID he told ;\ls Donaldson, "Miss. you don't undl.'rstand that seeing eye dogs hm·e a right to go any pla<'cs their masters go " "He kept insisting lhnt he had the right to have his dog and didn't I know the law ancl I didn't, .. said Ms. Donaldson. "Tl was my first t•\pcnencc \\1th one la guide dog l anyway." Myers said M-. Oonaldson agrel>d that poltl'e should be ('a lied. Mvers said the oHtcers took ham to the strel.'t and told him. "The lady doc~n't \\ant you an the r<'staurant She wants you and your dog out." POIJCE TOLD MYERS llF: WOUl.D be arrested 1f he tried to re·entcr the ct uh ·1 said. 'Where's the door·••" Myers said, and he was .1rrestl'd. 1 Carl Yates. a s pok<'sman for the Lou1sv1lle Police Department, said th<' propn<'lor didn't want Myers in the d ub <ind that it makes no chffcrencc on what grounds entrance was refused. Th<' an-<'sting officers v.ert• hound "lo preserve the peace and tranquility•· or the establishment. Yates said. Fro• Page Al SUSPECTS. • Cycles Crash Head-on; One Rider Killed mile apart about 15 miles east of Calexico near Highway 98. A La~una Hills man was killed and two other people were '<'riously injured Mond ay afternoon when two motorcycles collided headon about 16 miles <'asl of San Juan Capistrano on Ortega Highway. Dow was Orange County·s third traffic fatality o( the Fourth of July weekend. Two .people died in separate traffic accidents Saturday. A California Highwov Patrol s pokesman identified the dead motorcyclist as <nne Dow, 29, of 25211 Stockport Drive, Laguna llills. A young passenger on Dow's motorcycle. Michaelina Riley, 11, or 24212 Castilla Drive, Miuion Viejo, was seriously injured in the 3: 10 p.m. collision on Orte1a Highway. T he d rhrer of lhe second mototx:Ycle. James Dickitison, 20, or 1932 Royal Oak Ave., Tustin. also was seriously injured, the CHP reported. The Riley O?l wu ta'kentoUCl !i{edical Center w'th maJor lnjanes while Dlckiuon wa tr•nspiorted to San Cltsn etc: Genttal Hospttal. aceordlns to lht'CRP report. •A spolie•m•n • d inveatliatora are 1tUI trying to pltct toiether tho ctr~umstancea leadb>C t.o the colllaton on • curved section of Ortega HlJbway. ., I The S<'arch for more bodies was expected to resume today. although authorities said Kearney claims he is no longer sure where the remaining grave sites are. Jnvest1gators from Riverside. San Di ego, Los Angeles. Orange and lmperial MASS TEXAS KILLINGS RECALLED-Story, A3 counties have joined in the search. Kearney and Hill were being held In Riverside County Jail in lieu of $500,000 cash bail each. Their surrender Friday was one month after warrants were issued by the Riverside County dis trict attorn ey's office c harging them with two murders. Catalina Isle Sickness Spree Ceases Otriclals at Mun1clpal Hospital ln Avalon said today that the o"&break of strep throat and scarlet fever among Catalina lJland relidenta in June hat nl'arly aubl.ded. Ann Re.alado, hospital adminlmator, s.td they are no lon1er worried •bout the oatbruk, wlltd> caused about z.s c11e_ or strep lbto•t and abt reportedcueaotacarleU r&be' PHtthrHw . :Both lllneuta are cauted by the 1•m• 1trepc.ococct1 ~ and are c<m.,.out. .. Bg ClJSD Bond Election Decision Due Capistrano Unified School District trustees are expected to vote tonight on whether to hold a school colllitrucllon bond or lease purchase election in November The board meeting 16 scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at district offices. 32972 Calle Perfecto in San Juan Cup1stra110. Since May 31. when d1stricl voters gave majority support. but not the r l'quircd two.thirds maJonty to pass a $:.19 million bond issue, Capistrano trustees have cons idered numerous proposals for housing the great influx of students expected in the next five years. Among alternatives discussed have been year.round school, double sessions, housing students in tents and us ing space in the fe deral ziggurat building in Laguna Niguel. Superintendent Jerome Thornsley has told trustees the district will need rive new elem- entary schools, two new junior and one new senior high school over the next five years to ac· commodate an additional 8,000 students expected to move into the district. Thomsley has recommended trustees give special consideration t onight to a November lease-purchase election us ''the next best alternative" to a bond election A lease purchase ballot measure would specify a tax rate hike and the facilities and sites 'for which the tax revenue it gen erates could be used . It requires only majority approval to pass. Other items on tonight's agenda include a proposal to hire a management consultant to de\ - elop a m aster plan for district administration and an offer to the city of San Juan to trade district-owned property to the city in exchange for rezoning, whacb would allow the school dis trict to sell the Capistrano Elementary School site in downtown S an Juan for commercial use. Ai-rport Bw FareHik£d Six Percent Airport bus service fares will ri se abou t six percent immediately under an interim mcrease granted last week by the California Public Utilities Commission, a spokesman said Tuesday. The rate in<'rease was granted lo Airport Service, an Anaheim· based firm that operates buses from Oran~e County Airport to Newport Beach and Laguna Hills hotels. Fares between Orange County Airport and the two Orange Coast cities will be increased rive cents to 55 cents one way. Bus fare between Orange County Airport and Los Angeles Inte rnational Airport will increase 25 cents to $4 .25 one-way. A spokesman for the Public Utilities Commission said the company is seeking larger fare increases but action will not be taken on the request for several months. "They're (Airport Service> obviously in need of some relief and June through September is their busiest season," the s pokesman said. Airport Service is ultimately seeking from 20 to 50 percent increases in bus fares on all routes originating at Orange County Airport. From Page ii J FOURTH ••• da y week e nd and water termperaturea that acarecly rose above a chilly 80 decrees combmed to keep the numbers of beach' 1silors down. Jn San Clemente, lifeguards said they had 35,000 on city beaches and 20,000 on county beaches on Monday. In Laiuna Beach, lifeguards said they had 20,000 beach v1::.1tors on Monday. Jn Newport Beach, there were 85,000 people counted on beaches· and in Huntington the total was 138,000 for the state and city beaches. Seal Beach r eported fewer than 30,000 beach visitors. Lifeguards said there were no major incidents during the weekend. Fire m e n throughout the Orange Coast said they had the stand8'd number of calls related to the Fourth of July witll fireworks-caused fires. The largest was reported at 6 p.m . Monday in San Clemente "here a half acre of grass at the r•nd of Via dcl Campo was blackened before county firemen could douse the blaze The most serious fireworks· related incident was reported In Huntington Harbour where a yacht was se t ablaze by fireworks. Fireworks and illegal fire· crackers were the primary rource of trouble in both Newport lieach and Huntington Beach where police say their problems were in dealing with revelers who were throwing the devices at passersby and officers. 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Orange Coast E D ITION tOL. 70, NO. 186, 3 SECTIONS, 3~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1977 T oday'N Clo sing N.Y. Stoeks ~ t • "It N TEN CEN-ri.j Legal Training Cops' Biggest Need? ~l I I WASHJNGTO:'ll <Al'I With th<>1r badgeb and billy clubs, police olficer1 arrC'bt bUlipt'<.'ll'd bra"' lers, th1evt'b 1.1nd ruµ1 stb every day. Every day . many of the arrests are thrown out or court becaubl' the cop mJde a mistake He ma> ha\'e scarcht'd a house IUegally. railed to 41d\ lbC lhl• de ftndant of his rights, failed to write a full report of the incident. or erred m some other "'ay out or i&norance or neglect of the la\\ !Cays Tied 028 urtlers? RIVERSIDE (AP> -Two omosexual roommates charged n the "trash bag" murders of wo young men were arraigned oday in Municipal Court, but iverside County's sheriff said ey may be linked to "at least 8" killings. Patrick Kearney and David ill of Redondo Beach were omber as they were led into ourt handcurred and apparenlly vea ring bulle t proof 'l'Sb eneath sweatshirlb Kearney wab a-;ked 1f he vantcd to hire a law)er and nswered in a firm voice "Yes. I o." A public defl'nder said llill was ndigent and could be rcpr<'S· nled by his office A plea earing was scheduled for July 15. 1 At a press conference following the arraignment, Sheriff Ben Clark said, "Investigators surmise at this time that there are 15 workable cases .... The rt: are at least 13 additional cases that have been discussed by the suspects and may be involved ~Use." Pressed on the number or possible murders. Clark IV.Seed µiere were "at least d•• but 'possibly more. The arraignment came after ;Kearney led investigators from five Southern California counties shallow gravesites in Imperial unty on Monday. I I Kearney. 37. was "pretty aim .. during the (ive-hour esert trek, said Imper ial County herlrf's Sgt. Lon Hettinger. The search for new graves. bich resumed toda y, led uthorilies during the holl4ay eekend to locations where ies had been found in 1973 and 976 but had n ever been pnnected to the "trash bag" eaths. Kearney and ·Hill. 34, both vowed homosexuals, were harged in the d~aths of J ohn tis Lamav. 17. of El Se~undo <See SUSPECTS, Page A2) Oil Rig Hit By Vandals Weekend vandals did more than $1,000 damage to an oil rig lem porar1ly erected in West Newport Beach to close off an abandoned oil well, police reported today. The rig, owned by Reliance Oil Field Services of Ventura is l ocaled al 43rd a nd River Awnues where the abandoned w~ll is being re-drilled prior to be\)lg sealed with concrete. Workmen said vandals ruined the blowout preventer on the dtilling head, worth an es ti mated $1,100. The incident apparenUy t09k place during the hours of darkness between Friday and Saturday, police said. Merlin Lea& In TronaPac Troubled by the problem of ruulty arrests, criminal justice officials are realizing police of. f1cers need more than badges t1nd clubs to carry out arrests that will withstand scrutiny m court. They may need legal training themselves and a lawyer on call 24 hour.1 a day. That's the solution the Dalla.'> Police Department began testing four years ago. The project turned out so well that the Law Enfor cement Assis tance Adminis tration today urged other cities to ''capitalize on Dallas' program and establish similar units fashioned after what appears to be a highly suc- cessful program." . With money from LEAA . Dallas police established a Legal Liaison Division with attorneys assigned t o advise officers around the clock about laws and court decisions affecting their daily routine. "'"w1,.p,..10 NIGHTCLUB REFUSES TO ALLOW ~El!ING EYE DOG Blind Man Edwin Myers, 29, Plana to Sue Over Denial lind Anger Entry Denial Brings SWt LOUISVILLE. Ky. CAP> -Edwin Myers says he will file a civil rights suit on behalf of all bUnd people against the night spot that refused him admission because he was ac companied by his guide dog. · The 29-year-old Myers, who has been blind since an automobile accident 12 years ago, spent four hours 1n jail Sunday after being charged with disobeying n police order lo stay out of the Starving Artist. a restaurant-night club In the basement of Actors Theater of Louisvill e, which owns the club. THE INCIDENT BEGAN WHEN Gloria Donaldson, manager of the restaurant, barred Myers and his German shepherd guide dog from the club. Ms. Donaldson, said that s he suggested Myers leave the dog in a friend's car and allow two companions to help him around the restaurant. She said that the club was busy and that she was concerned that the dog might get nervous because of the crowd. Myers said he refused the offer. citing a Kentucky statute prohibiting any restaurant. hotel or "public places of amusements" from denying admittance to a blind person or his guide dog. MYERS, OF LEXINGTON. KY., SAID he told Ms. Donaldson. "Miss, you don't understand that seeing eye dogs have a right to go any places their masters go." "He kept insisting that he bad the right to have his dog and didn't I know lbe law -and I didn't," said Ms. DonaldsoQ. "It was my first experience with one (a guide dog> anyway." Myers said Ms. Donaldson agreed that police should be called. Myers said the orflcers took him to the street and told him, "The lady doesn't want you in tho restaurant. She wants you and your dog out." POU CE TOLQ.MVERS HE WOULD be arrested if he tried to re-enter the club. "I said, 'Where's the door?' " Myers said, and be was arrested. Carl Yates. a spokesman for tho Louisville Police Department, said the proprietor didn't want Myers in the club and that it makes no difference on what grounds entrance was rerused. The arresting officers were bound "to preserve lhe peace and tranquility'' of the establishment, Yates said. 1Hlde!at Wallcout T he starr of five lawyers also reviews all police reports or arr ests before the papers are sent to prosecutor&. The lawyers give legal training, consisting of about 74 hours ot classroom instruction. lo all new recruits. In a report Issued today, LEAA noted that some 300 police d ep- a rtments across the country have hired their own in-house lawyers during the past 10 years. But many of them act only as advisers to police executives, and others work primarily as trouble-shooters , l abor negotiators or lobbyis ts with local and state l egislators, the report said. It said the Dallas project was unusual in providing round the clock legal advice ror the cop on the beat. Dallas officials adopted this approach becall$e they felt police legal errors contributed to the high number or arrests which were dis missed in court or rejected by grand juries. As of July 1973, the Legal Liaison Division found that 23 percent of arrests resulted in no md1ctments. Police errors were lo blame for 14 percent or such cases, the report srud. or the felony cases presented tQ court. 6.4 percent were thrown out because of police mistakes. more than one-third of the total number of dismisaals. Fourth Busy . Police Face Mound of Paper By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of IM O"ly P•lol Sllfl Depending on where you were. it was either a very quiet Fourth of July or it was a record breaker in terms of activity. Police m two Orange Coast cities today are still trying to dig out the mountain of paperwork that piled up in what was des· cribed by one veteran officer as the bus iest ~eekend evcr seen on the coast. .. And that includes alt those Easter Weeks." he added Police in Newport Beach and Huntington Beach said they were kept busy throughout the wel·k· end and particularly Monday trying to respond to a nearly ceaseless series of disturbances primarily on their cities· beaches. Spokt!smcn for both de p - artments said thut, while the problems were concentrated in the beach areas, there was no concerte d e ffort at troublemaking that could be c a iled a riot. Police in inland cities such as Costa Mesa. Irvine and San Juan Capistrano said they had a few disturbances generally related lo fireworks. In lrvme. police reported the theft of $350 worth of fireworks from a s tand at Culver and Michelson Drives. The toss was discovered at 6 a .m. Monday by the sland-'s operators. Meanwhile. lifeguards all along the coast as well as police in Laguna Beach and San Clemente reported crowds that were unusually smaU and quiet for a summer holiday weekend. Lifeguards said the overcast which kept temperatures in the Envoy Received MOSCOW CAP) -Soviel President Leonid I. Brezhnev received U.S . Am b ass ador Malcolm Toon today and told him of "a number of aspects In U.S. policy which do not accord with the aim of a constructive de· \'elopment of relations." the of- fi c i a I Tass oews agency reported. CAR MOJ'ED OlJT F.4Sr Wl1H AD "We put the following ad in your paper to sell our car and sold it t.o the first person who called!" ·73 LTD Country Squi re Brougham9pass. wa1on. very deluxe SJ.900 XXX•XXXX. "Weboughtthead foroneweek but canceled after two days - thanks!'' That's the testimony ot a Ba lboa Island woman who placed a Dally Pilot classified ad. It YoU bav~ someth.ln1 you'd like to convert to cash, call 642·5678 ror quick result.a. hii?h sixties throughout the lhree- d a y weekend and water term per a tu res that scarcely rose above a chilly 60 degrees com bin~ to keep the numbers of beach visitors down. In San Clemente, life guards said they had 35,000 on city beaches and 20.000 on county be aches on Monday. Jn Laguna Beach. lifeguard::. said they. had 20,000 beach visitors on Monday. In Newport Beach, there were !15,000 people counted on beaches and m Huntington the total was 138.000 for the state and city beach~. Seal Beach reported fewer than 30,000 beach visitors. Firemen throughout the <See FOURTH, Page A2 $658,000 Refused Hughes Offering To Purchase Land BAC KY ARD -Map indicates r elationship of Newport Beach City Yard to Hughes plant and City of Costa Mesa (shaded area). Hu g h es wants to buy Newport facility. Cyclist Dies In Accident; Two Injured A Laguna Hills man was killed and two other people were seri o u s ly injured Monday afternoon when two motorcycles collided headon about 16 miles east of San Juan Capistrano on Ortega Highway. Dow was Orange County's third traffic fatality of the Fourth of July weekend. Two people died in separate tramc accidents Saturday. A California Highway Patrol spokesman Identified the dead motorcyclist as Gene Dow, 29. of 25211 Stockport Drive, Laguna Hills. Hughes Mic r oelectronic Di vision plans to expand and the Hughes people offered to buy the Newport Beach City Yard next door to their Superior Avenue plant for $658,000. City Councilmen turned down the offer. Jl'r; going to lake more money than that to get them excited about moving the city yard. they said. According to a report to lhe city council. the cos t of relocating the yard to a IO·ar:r" site somewhere else m the city would be in the n eighborhood of $3.6 miJllon. T he council has s et aside nearly SI million to remodel lhl' 50· year-old yard next year. Councilmen agreed that before they commit any money to the r emodeling project, they'd like city staff members to do further research on the possibility of r elocating the yard, including pricing some sites. Mayor Milan Dostal suggested the c ity might pursu e the possibility of getting Hughes to buy a site for the city yard and then swapping with the city for the existing one. The Hughes offer for the nine- acre city yard is worth about $74 ,000 an acre. s aid City Manager Robert Wynn. Wynn pointed out that. by comparison. a nearby parcel Ori· ginally bought as a school site at the western end of 16th Street recenUy sold for $105,000 per acre. He noted lhat the former school site lacks utilities and is unzoned, while the City yard is zoned for industrial use and has all the util- ities already in place. Councilman Paul Ryckoff n oted that If the city could command as high a price for the yard as the school district got for the 16th Street site, 'the price would be $2. 7 million, compared to the $658,000 offered by Hughes. Coas t Weather . Dey Wall Strike Rages · Low clouda nlgbt and momlna. olberwJse suMy afternoons. . Lowa tonight 60 to M. Hl°" Wednesday 60s at betchea to high 70S inland • INSIDE TODA. 'Y I 1 t'14 lost eftJI of A a.cmn, - If it rmt• -m the mlddl• of IM 8trmudo "l'rlonglt . An ¢plom-O//cra Jde llworice on PagtAl " 87 WIWAM JI OOOE OI ... D611f ,...., St.tff Ory wall ~ntru~tton wortcers continued a wildcat "1k0\lt Ot mo at O ra n 1e Count y con1tructloo ';Jobs Tuu d ay. vowinC not to beaJn worldn« asaln until 1 aeUlem e nt la rHcbtd. .. Work wW IM1toPOMunUl the 1111ot1aUou rea~f:ln aa 1c• cept1ble •1reenient, .. Unlon 1pokeaman Richard Slack HJd Tuesday. Ht Um1ted that 300 workm are 11.riklng. N11otlattona between the SoutMril California Dry Wall Cootrteton A1'aoetaUot'I and the Painter. Union broke down June 2S when unton mtm~r• fatted to rabfy a nt'w contncl. The wUd· cahtrtke be11n June 11 • ~ walkout, bowevu. la DOt u nctto11 d. ·•we 11reed to uteftd lbe old contract thrcNJh July ts to leave mor. time ror .· . :.U~ DAILY Pll.OT N ,,...,_ .. l SUSPECTS. • • t<n d Arturo Marquc•1. 21, of t •tn-U'd. All of lh4-bodlt!fl were found don1 h11hway11 Some.• were •hot, cllamembered or h<>lh St•vcrul "t>re found aluff~d In plull1• trub '-I•. leadln-dcl<•<'tlvt4"1 to 11ub ta.. eaat" "the trash b1111 murders " • Hett1n1t"r aa1d lhl• two I mperaaJ County bodlc& wen~ round in t9'7J and 11178 bul not 11rcv1ously IUlked wlU, lh<• "lri.sb 11ag" slayincs The shaJlow burh1l 111 toi. were a rt'Hle apart about 15 miles usl or 1 "aJeiuconear H11hway 98 The search for more bod1c'.'> was expectoo to re:.ume todlly JJtbough authorities aaid t<eamey c1aims he is no looaer !\'6re where the rcmammg arave ~ates are. Investigators from Riverside. San Diego, Los Abgeles. Orange and Imperial counties have J01ned 1n the ~arch. Ke~y and Hill were being held in Riverside County Jall in lieu of $.500,000 cash bail each. 'tbe1r surrender J<'rlday was one month after warrants were 11~ued by the R1v<'rs1de Count,y <f(strict attorney's of(1ce ~argin s them with two rruJrders. ' Services i.t Set/or Mr. Baume Memorial services will be held Friday for longtime Harbor Area printing shop owner and civic leader Thomas A. Baume, who died Saturday of a heart attack A Newport Beach resident, Mr Baume. 60. owned and operated the TAB Printing Company m Costa Mesa for 25 vear~ Fridav's rite ~111 be at 10 JO a m . ai th<' Corona dcl Mar Community Church. Burial rites -...111 be private. Th<' wcll·known printer was is mcmher of lhe Board of Dif"ectors of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce; a member of the Goofoffers Club, and chairman of the Regional Lions Club Speakers Foundation. Survivors include Mr. Baume's widow, Ahcc, of the home, 2319 Tu:;tin Ave., Newport Beach: a son, Thomas A. Baume Jr. of Costa Mes a . a daughter, Patricia A. Oo1gc or Saudi Arabia , his mother. Mrs. Francefl E. Thompson of Costa Mesa. and four grandchildren. l'he family suggests memorial contributions to the Thomas Baume Memorial Foundation. 596 Park Drive. Costa Mesa, or to a favorite charity. The memorial foundation in Mr. Baume's name is being established by the Orange Coast Lions Club. .. --... -.... -------. . . AP Wl~pllo!O SUSPECTS IN HOMOSEXUAL MURDERS LED TO COURT Patrick Kearney (glasses), David Hill (beh ind him) Akin to Easter Week Syndrome Newport Buch's tumultuous · Ft>urtb of July waa "akin to the old Easter Week syndrome,·' Police Ch.lef B. James Glavas said today. "Most of the city was quiet," Glavas noted, "but in West Newport, it was bedlam." The police chief who had his force working 12·hour sblcts through the holiday weekend, said many of the areas of the city that experienced problems last year were much quieter this year. "The Balboa area was as quiet as I've ever seen ll," he sald. "Balboa Island had a lot or traf- fic. but few party houses." The one area of town where there were problems was West Newport, particularly the area on the beach and Seashore Dnve from about 44th Street lo 57th Street. That was the area that brought back memboncs of Bal Week, Glavassaid. "We had sufficient personnel,•• he said. "None of the parties got out of hand, but there was a lot of cruising and quite a few parties going." Fire department officials said today their Fourth or July was also quite busy, although not necessarily in the tradition of Easter Week. Inspector Art Morton said lhat the men who man the Newport Center station were out oC the s tation answering calls from about 7:30 p.m. unlil after midnight. "There were two occaslons Monday when every one of our six stations was out on a call at the same time," he added. Morton said there were no major fir es or rescues. just many calls related to fireworks such as small fires, smoke problems or minor injuries. Glavas said the mountains of paperwork that piled up from arrests made over the holiday had not b een completely processed this morning, but he said preliminary indications revealed that the majority of * * * FroaPogeAJ FOURTH ••• Orange Coast said they had the standard number of calls related to the Fourth of July with fireworks-caused fires. The largest was reported at 6 p.m. Monday in San Clemente where a half-acre or grass at the end of Via del Cam po was blackened before county firemen could douse the blaze. people arrested were visitors' from ml and cities. ''It was very much in the Easter Week style o( come to Newport and boy-meets-girl type of thing. There were literally thousands of young people in WestNewport "hesa1d. Glavas said this mornmg t.nac he had not received a final tally or arrests from the weekend. although one oUicer estimated that nearly 90 people were arrest· cd on Monday alone. Church Use Debated In Newport Me mbers of the Newport Beach Arts Commission will be on hand tonight at the meeting of the city's Parks. Beaches and RecreatJon Commission to try to iron out differences over use of the formt•r church at Ensign View Park The church at Cliff Drive and El Modena Avenue was purch.ised with the park site three years ai::o. A Return to Normality The most serious fireworks- related incident was reported in Huntington Harbour where a yacht was set ablaze by fireworks. Fireworks and illegal fire- crackers were the primary source of trouble in both Newport Beach and Huntington Beach where police say their problems were in dealing with revelers who were throwing the devices at passersby and officers. PB and R Commissioners would like to be able to use the building exclusivel y fo r recreation programs. They say it is ideally suited because it has one large room upstairs which could be USC'd by large classes and a series or s mall rooms downstairs which small groups could use. America's Post-bicemennial 4th Lighthearted Arts Commissioners say they "ould hke to be able to use. the building for arts programs, such as recitals, theater performances, art classes and arts lectures. By The Assodat<'d Press .July 4. 1977: Bicentennial plu' one For most Americans. this Fourth of Juh' was a return to IOW·key normality. ln most places. Lhe s pirit -...as light·hearted. Billy Carter. thl· President's brother, appeared at a World Cha mpi on Pole Chm bin~ Contest and played sof· tball in Lexington. Tenn <Story. page A-5). There were fireworks and rallies. picnics and concerts. regattas and parades throughout the land. And few dissenters a nywhere. Black Panther Huey Newton sat in a California jail. awaiting a trial he had returned from exile to race. H.R. Haldeman and Jonn Mitchell sat. convicted in the• Watergate coverup. in fed eral prison. The State Department was urging the White House to approve the entry as immigrant~ of 15,000 Vietnamese refu{!ees stranded in Indochina . . But racial turmoil. Vietnam. Watergate seemed cchoC's of tht• past. And most people weren l listening. Instead, Air For<'e dem- onstration Jets scream ed over the Statue of Liberty and tiny racing sailboats slapped the waters or New York Harbor. Under sunny '.'>k1cs in Tuscaloosa. Ala .. there were arts and crafts. games for all aJles. softball. rock music and hlu<·grass Night skies exploded with fireworks over the Hudson River m New York. the Charles River 111 Rosto n . th<• Mall in Washington. D.C and over M u s c I t• S h o a I s . A I a . . an d <·ountless small towns. Actor John Cullum did the traditional reading of the Declaration of lndependenct' at Federal llall on Wall Street in N<'\\ York f''our or five thousand people stood mt<'nt. respectful Speaki ng beneath the outstretched hand or a statue of c;eorge Washington. Cullum Front Page A l STRIKE ... intoned a litany of grievances against George lit: "He has refused bas Assent to La-... s. the most wholesome and necessary for the public Good ... He has obstructed the Administration of Justice. . " The charges under· which 87 were arrested by Huntington Beach police Monday ranged from disturbing tbe peace to assault. Any d1ffort'nces that can't be r l':.olved by the two commissions at the 7·30 p.m . meeting will be settled by the c1ly council. CALIFORNIA FEDERAL PREBTS WAYLSAVINGS. ' \ . • ' . Airport Bus Fares To Increase 6% conlracted at an hourly rate while housing tract work is paid by lhe square foot The rejected agreement would have provided step increases to four cents per square foot by Jan .. l. 1978. The present rate is 3.25 cents per square root. Striking workers said Tuesday they're asking an increase to 4 S cenls per squarC' fool effective immediately Airport bus service fares will rise about six percent immediately un~r an interim increase granted I ast week by the Cal ifornia Public Utilities Commission. a spokesman said Tuesday. 1The rate increase was granted to Airport Service, an Anaheim· bas<'d firm that ope rates buses from Orange County Airport to Newport Beach and Laguna II ills hotels. Fares between Orange County Airport and the two Orange Coast cit~s will be increased five cents to 55 cents one way. Bus fare between Orange County Airport and Los Angeles ~ nternalional Airport will increase 25 cents to $4.25 one-way. ' A spokesman for the Public Utilities Commission said the company is seeking larger fare increases but action will not be taken on the request for several months. O..ANGICOMT N DAILY PILOT "They· re (Airport Service> obviously in need of some relier and June through September is their busiest season, .. the spokesman said. Airport Service is ultimately seeking from 20 to 50 percent increases in bus far(!s on all routes originating al Orange County Airport Catalina Isle Sickness Subsides . .. .,. ........ Another aspect of the dispute. involves dry wall workers· dissaltsfaction with the Painters 'Union "We want to form our own union," Slack explained "Every tame we vole on a dry wall conlracl, they've gol painters voting on 1t too " SI ack said union repres- entatives were in Washington 0 .C. last week seeking a solution to the union problem. but de- clined to say whether a new umon would be formed. Meanwhile, work has stopped on Irvine housing projects and striking workers say they are attempting lo stop all county construction Jobs. District Cquncil representative Hartman said no date has yet. been set for renewed talks in the labor dispute. "It (the talks) will resume soon but we just don't have a definite date set," he said. Six GUD8 Stolen At Newport Home A Newport 'B~ach family return.Int from a week'6 vacation found lhetr home ransacked and six guns m.isslnr. Newport polfce · reported this morning. Robert L McDaniel of Harbor Vlew Homes told officers the home that was locked wheb bis family left for vacatlon was unlocked and ransack9d on their return Sund_,. Listed as m iastng were two .botcuna and four rmea . Now: A savings plan that lets you the 1110SI for your money--anl easy withdrawals, too. If r,ou've ttot $2,000 or more lo save, our"Two· Way_ • Plun 1s the ~mnrtest. wuy to !-'uve it. 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Two More Deaths Linked to Gay Pa~ RIVERSIDE li\P> Om• or two men t•hur~1·d rn t·onnt't'l1011 \\Ith tht.' Southland·:. ''tr.tsh bug murders" ha:. It'd author 1l1t•t. to two lmpcnul County loC'al1ons where bod1eo; "er1· found om• and four :vears ago, Imperial ~-~>Unty sheriff':. deputies o;aad Patrick Kearney appeared I "prelly calm" during the f1v\'· ' hour search Monday. i.aad Sgt Lon Hettrnger of tht· Imperial County department Over. the Falls Kearney, 37, and David llill, 34. both avowed homosexuals formerly of Redondo Beach. we r e arraigned today in Municipal Court on murder charges 1n the deaths of two ml'n whose bodies wer<' found in Riverside County. A preliminary hearing was scheduled July 15. Police had been qucst1on1ng the two about a total ..of eight murders O\'Cr the past two years 1n four Southern California counties, but Monday·s search brought that total lo 10. Police say the men have told them about an additional 33 bodies. . Sheriffs omcers in Orange County want to question the two men about four murders. inC'ludang bodies found east of San Juan Capistrano along Ortega Highway, and hope that hght might be shed on additional cases. All of the bodies ''ere found Keith Cotton. 13 of E l Toro looks at what"s coming 11s he floats in his rubber canoe during holiday weekend. The wave off Al iso Beach Park in South Laguna was a tad too much for Keith's canoemanship so abandoning ship seemed wisest. Fourth 'Hot' 1 In Two Cities Along .Coast By J OAN:'llE REYNOLDS 0t IM DlllY P1IOI Sl•ll Depepding on where you were, it was either a \'ery quiet Fourth or July or il was a record breaker in terms 6f acll\'aly. Pohce in two Orange Coast )ities today are still trying to dig ·Out the mountain of paperwork that paled up in what was des· cribed by one veteran officer as the busiest weekend ever seen on the coast. "And that includes all those Easter Wee,ks," he added. Woman's Leg Sliced By Boat Propeller A fountain Valley student beautician is listed in improved condition today after her right leg was severed by the propeller of a speedboat from which she fell Friday in a Colorado River resort accident. Janice Bedrosian, 22, or 18227 Muir Woods Court, underwent 10 hours of surgery in a futile attempt by doctors to rejoin the leg which was cut off just below the knee. Spokesm en al Loma Linda University Medical Center near San Bernardino sa'id today Miss 553 Die on Roads By 1be Associated Press Bedrosian is now listed in fair condition She was flown to the spec ialized medical center facility from Palo Verde Memorial Hospital in Blythe by Imperial County Sheriffs Office helicopter for the sophisticated surgery ln\'esligators said the accictent occurred Friday about 4 p.m. south of Gil more's Camp, a vacation rei;ort on the popular stretch or river recreational area. \ Miss Bedrosian was JVding on the bow of a speedboat when she toppled off and difeclly under the craft, sherlrf's deputies said. along highways. Some were shot, dismembered or both. Several were found stuHed in pl<istic trash bags, leading detectives to dub the case "the trash bag murders." Hettinger said the two Imperial County bodies were found in 1973 and 1976 but not previously linked with the "trash bag" slayings. The shallow burial sites were a mile apart about 15 miles east of Calexico near Highway 98. The search for more bodies was expected to resume today, a I though authori lies said MASS TEXAS KILLINGS RECALLED-Story, A3 Kearney claims he is no longer sure where the remaining grave s at es are. Investigators from Riverside, San Diego, Los Angeles, Orange and Imperial counUes have joined In the search. Kearney and Hill were being held in Riverside County Jail in lieu or SS00,000 cash bail each. Their surrender Friday was one month after warrants were issued by the Riverside County district attorney's office ch argipg them w ith two murders. Cycles Crash Laguna Hills Rider Killed A Laguna Hills man was killed and two other people were seriously injured Monday afternoon when two motorcycles collided headon about 16 miles east or San Juan Capistrano on Ortega Highway. Dow will Orange County's third t raffil' ~tality of the Fourth of July weekentl, Two people died 1n separate traffic acc·dents S<iturdav A Cahfornaa lhghway Patrol spokesman 1dent1f1ed the dead motorn chi>l as Cenc DO\'. 29, of 25211 Stockport Drive, Laguna Hills. A young passenger on Dow·s motorcycle, Michaelina Riley, 11 , of 24212 Castilla Drive. Mission Viejo, was seriously injured in the 3 : 10 p.m. collision on Ortega Highway. The driver or the second motorcycle. James Dickinson. 20. or 1932 Royal Oak Ave .. Tustin, a lso was seriously injured, the CHP reported. The Riley girl was taken to UCI Medical Center with maJOr inJuries whale Dickinson was transPOrted to San Clemente General llospital, according to the CII P report. A spo ke s man sa id investigators are still trying to piece together the circumstances leading to lhe collision on a curved section of Ortega Highway. lie said that, so rar, there as nothin g to indicate whicn motorcycle driver apparently crossed O\'er a highway center line lo col lide with the motorcycle traveling 111 the opposite direction. oc . Wildcat Family Tiff Ends Strike~s In Stabbing Death Re11lalll Out A family fracas Monday night evening, become belligerent, left By WILLIAM HODGE Ot tl!e D•tl' Pt lot Sl•ll Dry wall contructiori workers continued a wildcat walkout of most O r ange Cou nty construction jobs Tuesday, vowing not to begin working again until a settlement as reached. "Work will be stopped until lhe negotiations result in an ac· ceptable agreement," Union spokesman Richard Slack said Tuesday He estimated that 300 workers are striking. Negotiations between the Southern California Dry Wall Contractors Association and the Painters l lnion broke down June 25 when union members failed lo ratify a new contract. The wild· cat strike began June 27. The walkout. however, is not s anctioned. "We agr eed lo extend the old contract through July 16 to leave more lime for negotiations,·· District Ceuncll 48 representative George Hartman said Tuesdav. The District Counci l represents the Painters Union in negotiations with management. The dispute centers around a belief held by dry wall workers that their piecework salaries have not increased as much as hourly salaries. Commercial building dry wall work Is contracted at an hourly rate while housing tract work is paid by the square fool. The rejected agreement would ha\•e provided step increases to four-cents per square foot by Jan. 1. 1978. The present rate is 3.25 cents per square foot. Striking workers said Tuesday they're flSking an increase to 4.5 cents per square foot effective immediately. Another aspect of the dispute involves dry wall worker s' dissatisfaction with the Painters Union. "We want to form our own <See STRIKE. Page A2) in Santa Ana ended with a stab· and then returned and resumed bing· death and the arrest of the the arguments. victim's brother on suspicion of It was when he began fighting murder. with an older brother. Tom Poli,ce reported that Isaac llarmon Jr .. 25, was mortally wounded after a series of fights with his father and two brothers at the Harmon family home al I I 18 S. Doul(I as St. Police said the stabbing ncllm. a factory worker. had gone to the home early Monday Harmon, 27. that a younger -. brother. Carol Harmon, 23. att· empted to end the confrontation. Instead, however, Carol stabbed his older br other in the abdomen. polieesaid. They said the victim died at the scene where his younger brother was arrested and charged with s usp1c1on of murder. 'Pnneh' Bit 'Lillian Letters' AA•aikd LONDON (A P > -"Punch" weekly. which has been making Britons laugh since 1841. found ilselr in a predicament today concerning President Carter's mother. The magazine was hauled before a watchdog committee to answer an accusalion of unethical conduct for running a series of spoof letters purportedly written by 'Miz Lillian.' The letters -the work of dep. uty editor Alan Coren - chronicle the doings of the Carter fa mily and a related gallery of fantastic characters, such as are popularly believed by English writers to live in the American South. Among them: Uncle Stink weed Car ter. Cousin Nehemiah Honest Carter; Auntie GutpumK..._arter, Great. Auntie Eulalia Moonshine Carter. Uncle S n o b Carter lll. Private Chickenhaid Carter, and many more. The letters so upset one readerf 71 -year·old Alison Oliver. o Edinburgh, that she complained to the Press Council that Punch had gone too rar. Miss Oliver said the letters were unethical because they were not written by the person under whose name they appear, as well as being distasteful. scurrilous, vicious. unfair attacks on an elderly lad~ and "calculated to hurt, annoy and antagonize the President of the United Slates and every AUter1can." Coren, who wrote an earller series of s poof bulletins of Ugandan President ldi Amin, said he has had fan letters from American readers for the 'Miz Lilli an· series, and would defend his work at the meeting of the Press Council complaints committee. Meetings of the council are closed to the public and nothing is revealed until a decision ls announced. The council, which has no compulsive power, was set up in 1953 lo maintain press freedom and professional standards. Jt is chiefly known ror its occasional adjudications on com plaints from the public about newspaper (See '.PUNCH,. Pase "2) Coast Police in Newport Beach and Huntington Beach said they were kept busy throughout the week· end and particularly Monday trying to respond to a nearly ceaseless serjes of disturbances primarily on their cities· beaches. Spokesmen for bo~h dep. artments said that, while the problems were concentrated in The Independence Day week· end ended with a loll or SS3 killed on the nation 's streets and highways. ·Kindergarten l,..._t 'the beach areas, there was' r1o co n certed effort at troublemaking that could be called a riot. Police In inland cities such as Costa Mesa, Irvine and San Juan Capistrano said lh y had a few disturbances generally related to fireworks. In Irvine. police reported the theft or S350 wort.h of flrtworks from a stand al Culver and Michelson Drives. The loes was d iscovered 1t 6 a m. Mond•Y y lhe a\and'a oper~tor.. Meanwhile, llfeiuards all alone Ute coul aa well aa pQllce tn Laruna Buch and San Clemente r..,ort.ecl cre>wds th•l were unusually small and quiet for • aummtr bc>lld•Y w ekend. Llreauarda old the overcast <ste FOUITH, Pa1e AZ C4R MOJ'ED OUT FASI' Wl1'H AD "We put the following ad In your paper to sell our car and sold 1t lo the first person who called!'' ·73 LTD Country Squirt Brouch•m9pa,., wagon. \' ry d eluu U.900 x...: •XK!ICX ··we t)Oijght.thod ror one week but tanceled after two days - thanks!'' That 'a the tf'ltlmony of • Balboa laland woman who pla«Ct • Dally Pilot c:tasa1ne<1 ad. If you have aomothin1 you'd hkc to convert to caah. call MZ·M11 for qulelc results. Moms Get Pre-taste By LAtJIUE KASPER OftlleO..ly .. lelSl.tff lt aeems llke an)' other kinderearten class .. The younpt.ers are bus11y dolh& the uaual thinp -cutting oul paper • giraffes, playing 1ame:r1, painting and leamin1 colora and concepts 1lkt thick end thin. Bui ,anllke any other klndfflartt"n claas, the children aren't the stud .. nts. Their mother& are. The 15 women aro tnrolled '" the Saddlrback Valley Unih~ SchOI t Dl~l litt Adult Educa~ 0 fic,•111 nnw Parnt Invol\temenl r_re School Pro1rarn whieh meet.a twl<'t a week In Cordillera El•mentary School'• kindergarten room. They're there prlmarl11 to learn what wUI happep lo their children when they ao off to a real kindet'a"ten clas in September. "I thought it would be~coOd Insight Cor me to come And'. " what kindergarten 111 all aboUt." said Mar1,,.~tln. "Kinder1~ is a lot ametent thal\ when 1 wel\t." Nancy Cockrell thou1ht the pro(ram wo~td be • •q()(.t •xperitnct for her ion, Michatl. M heaame thne, he nl\lred 11h• could turn more about the •ch~ ey1tem which ;.oon wUI be educ•tlnc ber onJy child. ".I'm enJoylnr ll moro than 1 expect.eel to,··aheaald lllta Ule jolnfd the clua wlt.b Weather Low clouds nleht and morning, otherwise sunny arternoons. Lows toruehL 60 to 64. Highs Wednesday 60• aL beaciMs to hJgh 70s inlond. INSIDE TODA~ DAil Y PILOT SR Fireirorla Stokn 8At\ERSl'H;l.U IA l'1 p:, en robbc!ra 111.t• tn •hoot orr fln·~ork:o. llrt lht• h1u1 llr or J "'" f>olin• 11·poit t"'' 111t•11 .:u11rd111~ .1 ltrc•v.1111.,, slund Mond,1 \ v. ,., ,. 111 l•I up b~ tv.o nw11 .11 m'·1J v.1th ff'\ 11h1 I\ Thi· bund11 .. hrnlw ,1 lw i.. on th1• port.1bll' booth • .11111 ~tul,· •111\t•n hOlltl'' o( aborted f1rcv.orl.s Tuod11y July 5 1977 •11C1Jso Man Held Bond Election On Rap Decision Due Slwoting • in < ,q11,lra110 l 'n1f1l'd St:hool 01~t11t'l taui.lcc:1 urc eic~cted lo votl' too111ht on whNhl'r to hold n· '>l'hool c·u11strul'l1on bond or leru.e 111111'11.u.c elc<.·t 11m 111 Novt-mbcr. The board mt-et1n6t 1s tH'h~dul1•d for 7 .30 p .m. at d1.11trict orrit'l'i>, 32972 Cullc f>t"rfel'lo ln San Juan Ciiplstrano. Since May 31, when d1stnt't voters gave majority support, but not the requlred two·t.hirds majority to pass a $39 million bond issue, Caplltrano trustees have considered numerous proposals for houslne the greaL Influx or atudenta expected in the next five years. An 84-year-old man. wanted on su1plclon of the attcmpt~d murder or his 70·year-old wifo. was appreQcnded Sunday by Laguna Beach police after he stood in the middle or South Coast Highway in evening traffic. I'm Confused Frank Idea: Clwck It WASHINGTON CAP) -Conference committe~ meetings often are shirt·slecve \\Ork sessions at which senators and congressmen address each other by first names. At one point during discussion of an energy dep- artment, Rep. Frank Horton (R-N.Y.>. turned to~n. Charles Percy (R-111.), and said, "Chuck, do you mmd if 1 say something'!" Later Percy interrupted Horton. "Chuck, if you'll yield on that," said Percy. Horton looked a litltle confused. Finally be turned to Percy and said, "l 'm Frank. You 're Chuck." Police Get Legal Training in Dallas Among alternatives discussed have been year.round school, double sessions. housing students in tents and using space in the federal ziggurat building in Laguna Niguel. Superintendent Jerome Thornsley has told trustees the district will need five new elem- entary sc-hools. two new junior and one new senior high school over the next rive years to ac- com modatc an additional 8,000 students expected to mo\·e into the district. John C. Bullock of Twentynine Palms was turned over to San Bernardino County Sheriff's dep- uties. He was booked on suspicion of assault wilh intent to commit murder. Laguna Beach police . e n countered Bullock artl.!r citizens rePorted a man driving a car northbound in the south bound lanes of South Coast Highway near lhe city limits. Road Work Closes Sand CanyonA.venue WASHINGTON (AP) With j.heir badges Jnd billy c-lubll. polic-e offic<'r'i arrest suspt"cled brawler<;. thwvt•s and rapists every day £, ,•ry di!~. many or the arn·!>l.-; an· lhro\\ n out or tourl lx•tau.,,• tht' l'OI' made a inistakt• He m;iy have Sl'archcd a hou!>e fllcgall). faill·d LO advise lhe dl•· fcndant or his rights, failed l-0 write a full rt'port or the incident. or erred in som,• ntht•r wciy out or ignornncl' or rwgll.'l'l of lht' law ·. Troubled hv lhl' J>robh•m of 'f:iully arresL~. l'riminal Justke ,Offk1als arc realizing police of· ficc•rs need more than IJ;idgt's and clubs to curry out arrests t,hat will withstand scrutiny m fourt. Frora Page A 1 FOURTH ... "hich kl'pt tl•mpcratun'!'. 111 the hir!h s1xt1c•s lhroui::hout the thn.•1.• d a v w l' l' k <' n ct a n d \\ ,, t t· r termpl'raturl'S that scarl'dv row above a chtlly 110 dPgrt'l'' combm~ to kl'l.'P the numlil''' or bl':JC'h v1s1tors clown In San Clcmenll'. lif1.•gu.1rds !'.a1orl lll'ath. lhc·n· \11.·11· 115.000 peuplt· to1111kd on bc•adie>. and rn Huntington the total was 1:18.000 for thl' stalt• and city bcacht•s Sl'Ltl Bt•ut:h n·por·tt•d fewer than :I0,000 beach visitors Lifeguards said lht'r<' wen· 1111 m a1or inc·1 dents during ttw weekend. Firemen throughout th1• Orange Coast su1d lht•y had lhl' standard numh<'r or calls n•lalPd to the fo'ourth of .July with rircworks-c-aused ftn•s The letr~cst wa-; rr1>ortr1I nt Ii p.m .Mondav in San <.:lt•mt•ntt· when' a half acrr or grass al thl' e nd or Via del Campo was lflac-ken('d bt-fon.• county f1rcmcn could douse UH.' blJle The most st•rrtJU' f1n•\\orks trlatecl 111c1dt•nl \\a' rcpurh•d tn flunllngton llJrbour where ,, )acht was set abl:.atl' hy fire\\ orks. 1-'1reworks and illegal fin· c-rackers were lht• µnmarv ~ource of trouble in both Nl'\' f)Orl Ueach and Hunlin${ton De<.1ch where police say their probh•ms were in deahn~ \\'tlh n•vder:, who were throwing the devices at passersby and officers The charges under· wh11.:h 87 were arrested by lluntins::ton Beach police Monday ranged from disturbing the peace to assault. A preliminary report from Newport Bl'ach indicatl'd (hat about 00 p<.>ople were arrest ~din thalt'ity. many from an an•<1 ~trelching from 44th lo 57th Streets in West Nt.'wport A Newport Beach policr spokesman said charges there ranged from disorderly conduct lo assauJt with a deadly weapon on a police offict'r Water Spills f NAPA CAP> -More lhan four tnilllon gallons of ~ater ~pil~ed from a break in a 36·tnch p1pel.inc Monday in this North Bay city, Qfflcials report. ORANGE COAST S8 DAILY PILOT !'hey may need legal lra1rung themselws and a la" yer on call 24 hours a day. Thal 's the solution the Dallas Police Department bt·gan testing fuur )cars a~o. The JlrOJecl turned out so "ell that the Law Enforceml.'nl Assistance Adm1nislrat1on today urged other cities to "capitalize on Dallas' progrnm and establish similar units fashioned after \\ hal appt•ars to be a highly sue· tessful program " With mont'y from LEAA. Dallas police established u Legal Liaison Division with attorneys assigned to advise officers around the dock about laws and eourt decisions affecting their cfa i I y routine. The staff of f1vt.' lawyers also reviews all police reports or arrests before lhc papers are sent to prosecutors. The lawyers give legal training, t·onsisting of J bout 71 hours or classroom instruction. to all new recruits. In J rcpo1t issued today. LE,\,\ noted that some 300 poliCl' dcp artments acro:-.s thl· country have hired their own in·housc lawyers during the past 10 years But manv of them act only as <td' 1scrs to pols cc cxecullvcs. Jlld others work pnmarily as trouble-s hooters. labor nl'gotiators or· lobbyists with lot:al ar.11 state h'g1slators, the l'l'JWrt SUH!. ll s aid the· Dallas pro1t·1:t was unusual 1n µrovidmg round the l'lol'k legal advice for thl' cop on till' beat Dallas officials adopt<.>d this approach becausl' they felt police legal errors contributed lo the high number of arrests which wt•re dism1sst•d 1n court or rcJeclC'd by grand JUl'les. As of July 1973. the .Legal L1a1son Di\·1sion found tt\at 23 oerc-cnl or arrests resulted in no rnd1l'tmt•nts Poht:e errors were to hlamc for I I pert•<'nl of s uch cases. the report sJ1d or the felony cases presented to court, 6.4 percent were thro\\ n out because of police mistakes. more than Ont.'·thrrd or the total num bL'I' Of d1smtSSalS. Viejo Student Hit Teacher, Sheriff Says H onor student Michael llacketl. 18. of Mission Viejo has ·been charged with assault and battery after San Clemente High School teacher John Moore reported Hackett slugged him over a girlfriend's grades. Moore said the student. whom he did not know. approached him .lune 13, arguing about a grade lht.' marine science teacher had given his girlfriend. Arter a brief ext'hange or words, Moore said the youth hit him with a single blow to the jaw and neck. Deputy District Attorney Harold Morgan said Hackett is being t'harged under the state penal code. No special legal provision is made for hiUing a teacher which makes it different from hitting anyone else, Morgan said. Teacher Moore riled charges against Hackett with the San Clemente Police Department. Hackett was granted a diploma, but not allowed to participate in graduaUon ceremonle5. "I don't like what I'm doing. but it has to be done," said Moore. "I consider filing lheso charges an extension of my professlonal responsibilities. "I want Mike to know there are conseauences to thi• kind or · actionY .As a teacher I can't function, thlnktng 1•n get punched in the mouth 1l a kld doean'Lllke a arade.'' Thornslcy has recommended tru stees give special cons ideration tonight to a November lease-purchase e lection as "the next best alternative" to a bond election. A lease purchase ballot measun• would spel'ify a tax rate hike and the facilrlies and sites for which thl' tax revenue it generates could be used. ll requires only majority approval to pass. Other i tems on tonight ·s agenda include a proposal to hire am anugement consultant lo dev- elop a master plan for district administration and an offer lo the city of San Juan to trade d1 strict·owned properly to the city in exchange for rezoning. which would allow the school district to sell the Capistrano Elcmrnt<1ry School i.1te in d o '" n t o w n S a n J u a n r o r commercial use Woman Fights Off Rapist In Clemente A battling San Clemente \\Oman. ~I . kiC'k(•d. scratched anti st:rcarncd at a would-be rapist who Jumped upon her as she slept today until the man grabbed his clothl.'S and limped out the door from the woman's bedn>om and escaped. Pollc-e were called after the woman telephoned her room· mate at work to tell her what happened. Police said the attacker pried the sc-re('n from a bedroom window. opened the window and slipped into the aµarlment. Lt. Ray Hartman said Lhe man gave up his rape try after his ''ictim struck him several times. lie said the man fled only half- drcssed. carrying the rest of his clothing in his arms. Police were trying today lo 1detnt1fy the man. Fro•Pa~Al . INSIGHT •.• their children in these areas at home. These mothers also will be more llkely to go to school wilh their childr en as classroom volunteers. "Parents don't really think they can do what they can do, .. explained Mrs . Fischel. a kindergarten teacher who quit working rull·lime to take care of her own small children . During the summer course, parents are working with the children in regular classroom activities as well as at home with special little books on basic concepts like color and size. "Parents can go on and on and never realize their children haven't gotten these concepts," she said. Through the class. she believes the mothers wUl know ''the everyday mundane octivlUes aren't really mundane. They're very complex to the little ones." Although the mothers are the orflcial students, lh~ clltldren too should benefit from their partlcipaUOI) in the C!OUJ"Se. "The.tie children wJU be a step ahead of others," Mrs. Fischel said. Still another advantage to the course. explained Dr. Ronald Gray, Cordillera's principal, la that tbeae mothers will be well traloed as ~assroom voJunt.ers. In lddition to worllln& wltb the children directly. the woroen are belnt lntroduced to tbe more technical aspects ot ach.OQla, like . uae of eciulprnent and the Instructional .Rttaurce CenUil'. "J think lhelr Job u ttatben ls really just betlnnin•· .. Hld Mrs. Jl'llcbel. • Upon the officers' arrival. Bullock's car had been moved lo the side and the fi ve.foot, fiH' inch tall. 280-pound man had been coaxed out of the traffic by citizens. One citizen brought to Officer Mark Everton a .38 caliber revolver the man said had been thrown from Bullock's car. The handgun had been fired twice. Bullock reportedly told police he had fired the gun ont'c into the hood or his rear engined German sedan lo see ff it worked. and then allegedly took it inside the home where his wife was shot. There was what appeared to be a bullet hole in the car, police said. San Bernardino Sheriff's authorities said today Lela I. Bullock had been shot once in the leg. The woman was reported in satisfactory condition al Desert HospitaJ m Palm Sprins::s . The couple resided m a semi isolated desert homl' north and west of the town or Twcntynme Palms. Mrs. Bullock was found by neighbors. A stretch of Sand Canyon A\ enuc tn lrvine 1s dosed to all but local motorists for bel\\ ecn three to four months due to road c·onst ruction. The Orange County Fro• Page AJ STRIKE ••• union," Slack explained. "Every time we vote on a dry wall contract. t hey've got painters voling on it too." Slack said . union repres- entatives were in Washington D.C. last week seeking a solution to the union problem. but de- clined to say whether a new union would be formed. Meanwhile, work has stopped on rrvine housing projects and striking workers say they arc attempting to stop all county construt'tion jobs. . District Council rcprcscnlah n• Hartman said no date has yet been set for renewed talks m the labor dispute. "It (the talks> will resume soon but we just do!!'t have adefiniledateset," hcsa1d. Environmental Management Agent'y 1s widening the street from the Santa Ana Freeway to I rv1ne Boulevard. The two cx1sttng lanes are being reconstructed and two new lanes are being built. The road will be closed to through traffic during the three or four month construction period that just began, but access to local residences and businesses will be permitted cxc-ept for brief interruptions. Motorists arc being asked to use Jeffrey Road instead of Sand Canyon for traveling north. Suicide Try Fails CAMP HILL, Pa. CAP) -Ac- cused sniper ·murderer Gary Rock has been placed under 24·hour guard after attempting to t:ommlt suicide in his prison cell. Rock was charged with two counts of criminal. homicide in connection with the shooting de<.1lhs Saturday or Fayetteville F'1re Chief James Cutt'ball, 38. and Wilbur Brookens, 54, also of Fayetteville. CALIFORNIA FEDERAL PRESENTS Now: A savings plan thGt gets you the ...._ for your money--and easy Withdrawals, too. I "'I\ If ~ou'vc got i2,000 or mort~ to saw. 0~1r vo· Way· Pinn is the smartc!lt wuy to !'IUVt' 1t. That's lwcauS-O it's such u st•nsilik way lo divide your 11nvings so you'll have m!lne~ forduy- to-clay n !eds-nnd fo1· lonJ{ l<•rm ohJt"Cltvc.." loo. '.I\vo-Wuy combines twn ,,four most J><)pulur account.<1: A Culifornin Pitts Bonus uc~·ount for your ready money. And, our highest mLercat. certificate. . They're t.ogl'ther in a sin~k. convcruenl package. Bonus lnt•rest •fOf' your ready money. 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I Go~ I By MILTON MOSKOWITZ • ' »eer drinkers in the J:ut ~e beard for a lodi tlmc about a brand called Cows. brt1ed U\ one bl.lt• plut al Golden, Colo .. near Denver. ';l'hey may even have tuled ltf a trip to on•olthe fat West •r Rocky Mou9t.&in at tes where Coors ba~ dlatrtbdUon -and sales leadershi . Not.' a funny thing i1 happeniQt. Coors ls pushing east ward • the aame Umf it's lMing Jts sales punch in it~ b11test,market: California. THE ·MYSTIQUE OF COORS JS a beer industry phenomenon. Although it sold in less t.han 20 percent of \he country, it sold so well there that il became the fourth· largest brewer in the nation. Miller Brewing has since moved ahead or 1t into fourth place, but Coors remains the only one of the five top brewers without national distribution. Ranking one·two-three in the industry are Anheuser.Busch (Budweiaer>. Schlitz and Pabst. Coors dilfers from other brewers in many respects, not only because it operates out or just one plant (Anbeuser·Busch, by contrast, brews its beer in 10 U.S. plants). Money Tree Whereas nearly all beers are pasteurized, Coors ts not. It's able to skip this process by brewing and packing its beer under aseptic conditions at near freezing temperatures. It ships in refrigerated railroad cars or trucks. A case of Coors should never be left unrefrigerated. Coors is highly self.sufficient. It produces its own malt. millf its own rice, manufactures its can and bottles, and handles it..s own advertising, whlch, incidentally, it does Car less of than any of its major competitors. H you live in a Coors market. you . don't see or hear a lot of Coors advertis~. , COORS. HAS BEEN UNJQUE too in its seemingty unfailing abilicy to arouse the enmity or many groups. Org~ labor currently bas a boycott going against Coors Jn support of brewery workers who struck the Golden plant Oft April 5. It would be odd !or Coors not to have a boycott belng conducted against it. Over the years the brewer bas been a target of women's organizations, gay groups, farm workers, Teamster locals and Mexican·Americans. If these political actioos have hurt Coors in the marketplace, it's not evident. Coors has flourished through the boycotts. The fact that its sales in California are slipping probably has more to do with a stepped.up offensive by Anbeuser·Busch. The Budweiser brewer has opened a second California brewery and has boosted its market share in the state to 27 percent, right behind the 29.S percent slice held by Coors. At one point Coors held 40 percent of the California beer business. But Coors will get it all back by expanding its distribution. It begins selling this month in Nebraska, its 15th state, and plans te invade low~ next year . .Coors is No. l in 10ofthe14 states in which it markets. COORS 18 ALSO NO. 1 JN another important area: tnaking money. It earned more money last year than any 9ther brewer: $76.5 million. It's true that Anheuser·Bushcn wu strike-bound for 95 days last year, but that's a tensaUonal performance when you consider that Pabst, ft'bichjs bigger than Coors, earned $32 million, and Schlitz, ' •early twice the sh:e of Coors, earned $50 million. 1 That's the kind of mystique every company in the land lt'OUld like to have. l 'OC Businesses List Promotions Bfervyn's department store chain has announced the promotion or Michael W. Loodellus, Anaheim. and Janlee E.' Cowliaf, Huntington Beach, to store director and operations manager, respectively, of its Huntington Beach unit. 1..o9delius Joined Mervyn•s a year ago as ass1s,ant operations manager for the Huntington Beach unit and served as assistant store director for the store in Fullerton before being promoted to his present position. Londelius succeeds Edward C. Middleton, who transferred lo the Mervyn's st.ore in Fullerton. . Mrs. Cowling joined Mervyn's in September 1975 as sportswear department manager at the store in Huntingfon Beach. She was promoted to assistant operations manager ln March 1977. * Aft.er a 22-year career, Ollie Hoffman or Westminster. service clerk in Huntington Beach, is retiring from the General Telephone Company. She lltart.ed her telephone career in 1946 when she joined Wisconsin Bell Telephone. She worked there as an operator tor three years before moving to South Western Bell, where sbe worked as an operator for four years. In July 1955 she joined General Telephone as an opearator in Hermosa Beach. • Pbllllp Glasgow, Huntington Beach, ha' been elected vice president, manager of the industrial finance de· partment at Community Bank, Hunt- ington Beach. He will assume the management activities of Weldon D. Beealey, senior vJce president. wllo bas reached retirement age but will continue ln an advisory capacity. • ~ DUfl!'t... former director or corporate com· munlc6>os and Au-PR for Mission Viejo Company, has o.,.ned Qarles Darian and A.uoclates, a publlc relatJona aaencr. \ The corttultinl firm aJM> will provide organizational ~city IU'Vlcet ln the fitl& of sport.I compeUtfona; a •e:nta, scbool..ctucatlonaJ communications, promo. OD, ~alnmcnt and governmental relatlon.s. Tbl qeney's lnithll account ia the Mls1ion VI~ Com-pau,,~ whitb a.be agency will band.le publicity, p..OmotJon and cilliUutlon Cor au of UM m-.tor sports competitlona and •~al commun1t1 event.I beld 1n Mi&aioa Vlejo. ,