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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-07-28 - Orange Coast Pilot. . I • 1te 0 • on • ire .. ' DAILY PILOT Pfiy Tl' Station to Poll * * * 10' * * * County on X-rated Fare THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 28r l977 VOL It, NO M , 4 HCTIOHI. >t "AOIEI II • • • • !Pilots Lose $12 ·on in Fraud? D•llY rti.t 5'°'" ....._ ~ Jtleet Mr. Chest ; Hairy chests are out, as I Eldon Coats proved when 1 he won "best chest"' honors ' at Mr. Nude and Miss Nude ·"pageants held recently at a San Bernardino nudist r anch. Coats also was voted most photogenic. More }>hotos and a story on the pageants ate on Page Cl. ,Diesel Oil Fouls Beaches lnMex~o Millions In Coi ns Stolen PARIS (AP) -Robbers seized a semitrailer truck containing 17 million francs -$3.54 million - in coins in a holdup today near a Paris railroad station. police said. The coins were being sent to the Bank of France from Bordeaux. A truck ordered by the bank had picked up the container . and was leaving the Gare de Lyon railway station when three or four armed men stepped in front of it and forced the chauf- feur and a guard to get into a car which had carried the gangsters, the authorities said. The operation, which police said was obviously carried out by professionals, went off so quickly that no one seemed to have noticed. The first alert to police was given by the chauffeur after he was released some 30 minutes after the robbery. The coins were in a freight con- tainer of about 1,060 cubic feet capacity. The shipment was consigned to the Bank of France by a mint branch at Pessac, near Bordeaux. The holdup occurred as the semitrailer rig carrying the con· tainer, weighing more than 10 tons, rolled slowly out of the railroad station yard. It had no police escort, for reasons still unclear, and the crew bad no defense when the rig, was stopped by one car and the two men forced into another storencar. Police said the semitrailer was yellow and that the green con- tainer was marked "CNC." They issued the registration numbers of the truck. appealing for anyone who saw it to inform them. · Some five hours after the holdup, there was no word tbe p01tce had any trace of the rl1 or lheeang. Shivering the Timbers "Virgo:· a Cal-34, looked like this after running aground near Balboa's I Street Wednesday nig ht. Newport Beach lifeguards said owner Winston Reynolds or Santa Barbara failed to make the Newport Harbor entrance and went on the DIMiy ru.t M8ff f'Mto beach about 7:30 p.m . Reynolds and his companion, Jane Clark of Balboa, escaped unharmed. Efforts to tow the boat off the beach were unsuccessful. Lifeguards said it broke up in Ute surf. Kite Blamed Blaze • m Pmoor L ine Sp ark Set $5o Million Holocamt SANTA BARBARA (AP) -A disastrous brush fire that was started by an errant kite touching a power llne has finally been controlled, fire officials said today. The blaze injured 22 people, destroyed or damaged 385 expensive homes and caused a loss estimated by officials at $50 million. "It's very quiet this morning. There are no names at all," said Dennis Orbus, a U.S. Forest Service spokesman. "We're just tamping down the hot spots now.•• The fire which began Tuesday nliht and was contained Wednes- day burned 740 acres of brush. All estimated 3,000 people fied the area. Authorities said they were told by a young man wbo they would not identify that the fire, one ol the worst In thls scenic com· munlty'a history, beean when hif kite blew into a high-voltage power line in Sycamore Canyon. ''I shall always regret the part, however innocent, I have had in this tragic matter," the young man was quoted as saying Wednesday. "I am deeply shocked and saddened by the grealloss and surrering which has resulted from the fire/' The kite flyer was reported in seclusion outside the city, and authorities said no prosecution was contemplated. Firefighters had been worried the blaze mleht nare again dur· ing the night, or that lnothtt spark mfght re-ipite the chap. arral brush, normally dry arid highly nammable and described now as "explosive" because ol two years of droug)at. "But the wind ls very quiet and we don't. antJclpate any more problems unless 10metlliq total· ly unforeseen happent." Orbm said. Santa Barbara, a wealthy com· munity of mission·style homes whose red-tiled roofs lend a Mediterranean flavor to the parched Pacific coast, became a panicked city Tuesday night as sheets of flame tore through the drought-dried brush of the Santa Ynez Mountains. Fire storms leaped erratically from canyon to ridge. leaving a patchwork of destruction acron the clt)''s richest neigbbo~hoods. Fire Officials estimated that ~50 expensive homes were destroyed and anotber 13S homes and otbe1' structures were damaced. Three thousand persona fled as the flames. driven by "sundowner" winds raced thro"'b the chaparral brush that covera Southern Oalllomla's mountains. Seven evacuation centers were set up, but relief workers aald few ot the flnancially secure ref· • (See ...... •a•• A.I) Financier Charg.ed In Sham LOS ANGELES CAP> - A • federal grand jury has iodicted- lawyer·financier Barry Marlin for alleeedly deft'auding hun· dreds of United Airlines pilots of at least $12 million. The panel charged Marlin, 43, with 24 counts of securities, mail and wire fraud, interstate transportation of money ob· tained by fraud and causing the filing or false tax returns. Most of the money obtained by Marlin did not go into the proj- ects, most or them tax shelters, for which it was raised, the in· dictments alleged. The indictment capped a 16· month investigation by the Securities & Exchange {;om- mission, postal inspectors, the Internal Revenue Service, and the U.S. attorney's office here. Marlin, who recently moved to New York, is scheduled to be ar-• raigned Aug. 1. According to the indictments, the major areas of fraud.included a foreign banking operation which was to do business in Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the Cayman Islands; the purported purchase of buildings in the Mayfair district of London, and loans and debentures for a 'London shipping business. Marlin guaranteed investors a 100 percent return on the invest- ments in five years plus con- tinued ownership of the build· lngs, the Indictment said. Instead, it alleged, Marlin "lull~ and deceived" investors by sending them pictures of Lon· don buildings not purchased and representin1t his quarterly pay. (See FRAUD, Page A2) Coast Late ni1ht and early mornina .(oa and low clouds along the coast. Otherwise 'Sunrty Friday. Lows tonight 82 to 68. Hl&bS Friday In 70s at beaches to near 90 inland. INSIDE TODAY ·-~----- A .. Wlre!lllOb Dirt y Dummies in Johnstown i\Iuddy mannequins stand on the sidewalk outside a store in Johnstown, Pa .. waiting to be washed during a cleanup effort following last wee k's fl ash flood . M erc h andise worth millio ns was destroyed by the raging water. F ront P a g e A J FlRE •.. ugees stayed there. Most elected to stay at the 78 hotels and motels in Santa Barba ra, a major tourist area. Dist. Atty. Stanley Roden said the kite flyer, identified only as a man in his 20s, was in Sycamore Canyon when hi s kite was blown into a 16,000-volt power line. He :.aid the string of the kite caused an electrical arc, which "either ~ct the brush immediately below on fire or sent a shower of nam- m:.ible material lo the ground, which set the brush on fare ... Authorities first believed the· blaze was the work of an arsonist. Although small by California standards, the 740-acre blaze left an uncommon trail of tragedy. Many of those whose homes were destroyed were wealthy; others were not. "We were told to evacuate. we had three mmutes' notice." said one man who lost his home. "[ got out maybe a handful of clothing. My wife got out a few pi ctures, a scrapbook from her childhood." Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. declared a sta te of emergency Wednesday and deployed 500 Na- tional Guard troops to help firefighters from the U.S. Forest Service, the Santa Barbara County and city fire departments and nearby communities. Of the 22 persons reported in· jured, officials said, most suf- fered minor burns and smoke in- halation. One person was arrest· ed for looting. A layer of soot and smoke hung over the city as :mxious residents returned to their homes to see whether they had escaped the flames. NAACP Chief Warns Carter WASHINGTON (AP> - NAACP director Benjamin Hooks. ignoring President Carter's warning against criticism or his domestic pro- grams, says Carter should re· member that when he meets his make r , he'll be judged on whether '"be fed the hungry." In a speech that brought cries or ''Amen,'' Hooks pl aced the na- tton 's largest clvtl rights or· ganization "four-square" behind Vernon Jordan of the National Urban League, who said earlier this week that Carter's policies are inadequate for black and poor people. Fol1owlng Hooks' speech ·Wednesday to the Urban League, Jordan said civil rights leadeTS are "together" and wm continue pressuring Carter despite the President's statement that criticism of his record damges "the hopes and aspirations or poor people." ORAHGfCOAST s DAILY PILOT County Firefighters Keep Up Watch · Ner vous Orange Cou nty firefighting authorities watched the thermomete r a nd at- mospheric humidity gauge today as Southern California simmered and sweltered in the third day of its worst 1977 fire peril period. Temperatures were expected to drop slightly into the mid to high OOs in inla nd Orange County but officials stressed the fire risk still exists in its most critical degree. ·'The weathermen are still talking about the high 90s through the weekend," Orange County Fire Department Capt. Bruce Turbeville said today. Weather forecasters predicted temperatures in the mid·70S at beach areas which have been at· tr acting throngs of visitors seek- ing relief from inland heat. But Captain Turbeville said it is the inland sector that firemen are most concerned about. due to the fire danger. County firefighting forces are also depleted by eight engine companies dispatcheq to Santa Barbara to assist in battling that city's holocaust in the hills. "They are still up there today, but I expect they'll be back by tonig h t ," said Captain Turbeville, noting the Santa Barbara blaze that destroyed more than 200 homes is now at least contained. The s pecter of what happened in the brush and tree-choked can· .. yons and ridges above the pie· turesque city still haunts him. "I am not makiflg any kind of predictions;" Captain Turbeville stressed. "But for some reason, historically, our fires in Orange County usually break out on the third or fourth day of a heat wave." He noted today is the third day or temperatures that reached. 101 at county fire department h eadquarters in Orange at 5 p. m. Tuesday. . •'The situation is still very critical," he observed. Authorities at El Toro Marine · Corps Air Station said Wednes- day they have made various preparations for the possible out· break offire, both in having ready. men and heavy equipment. A standing station order calls for 100 men to be ready on a mo- From Page A J X-RATED ••• Results of the poll are due in mid- A ugust. This month's schedule includes a number of R·rated movies, In-. eluding "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex," ••Big Bad Mama," "Lisztomania" ~d ''Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcla." FroaPageAI FRAUD •• ·• ments to investors as being from rents coll~ted on the bulldlngs. Marlin reportedly used some ol the $4.9 million he obtained from investors for a doWn eayment on a mansion ift the exclusive BeJ· Al r section of Lof Anceles. m ent's notice to fight a major blaze anywhere m the county. Firebreaks around the sprawl· ing base lying at the base of the crackling-dry Santa Ana Moun- tains were also bulldozed earlier lhis spring and wider than in pre· vious years. The ·Third Marine Air Wing plans to make available a variety or heavy equipment such as bulldozers and road graders for civilian firelighting too, sh01f1d the need arise. Helicopters from the Santa i\na Marine Corps Air Station will also be dispatched. eq.uipped with 500-gallon water buckets to aid chemical fire retardant aircraft in extreme emergency. Spokesmen said they are capa- ble of hovering inches over lakes or reservoirs to fill the massive huckets, then roar aloft to dump them on a blaze. So far no fires ha'<e occurred in Orange County during the cur- rent heat wave, although a 150- acre blaze blackened land on Camp Pendleton in San· Diego County Wednesday. The fire recalled the disastrous blaze of Jan. 21, 1976, ignited by a ~eider's torc h on Ca mp Pendleton property only to hop, skip a nd jump into San Clemente,, where it destroyed 144 structures. E~lgnites <Jn lA-bouM Jet in Bollton BOsrON CAP> -Oneengineof a Los Angeles-bound American Airlines DClO caught fire today as the plane sat on the runwa)I at Logan International Airport. An airport s pokes man said passengers were being evacuat, ed without injuries. "It's on the runway. It aborted takeoff," said Ron Brinn, s pokesman for the Massachusetts Port Authority. operator of the 8i..Port in East Boston. Escape chutes burst from the sides of the wide-body jet as it stopped almost at the center of the airport. Passeneers s lid down the cb\.ltes as emergency vehicles raced totbe plane. A spokesman for the airport said there may have been some minor injuries to passengers while they were escaping. The plane reportedly carried 182 pass'engers, according to police. bllt Ame;ricen Airlines would not confirm the figure. "As soon u tbeJ pulled the chutes, we had it alt contained,'' an airport.spokesman said. "The airp6rt was closed for about 30 seconds." · Officials did not know what caused the hre. Jt was apparent- ly put out either before the filgbt. was aborted or soon alter. . Surfer Hurt In Newport # Israel's Decision Poses Obstacles WASHINGTON (AP> -Presi- dent Cart.er declared today that Israel's legalization of three set· tlements on the West Bank of the J ordan River poses obstacles to peace. At a nationally broadcast news con f e r e nc e, Ca rter ackn9wledged that be had not discuss~ tbe granting of legal s tatus with Prime Minis ter Men~em Begln c:>n his visit here last week. Kt called it "an-0ver- sight'.' on ~part. . However, Carter s aid he ad- vbed Begin that the ~tablish· ment or new settlements "would be a difficult thing {or public opinion to accept here and in Arab countries." Still, Carter was hopeful about prospects for new negotiations on the Arab· Israeli confli ct . He said the legalizing of the three settle· ments was an obstacle that could be overcome On other subjects: NUCLEAR TESTING The President said the groundwork has been established for negotia- lions among the United Stales. the Soviet Union and Britain for a new treaty banning all nucle.ar tests. He said a number or prob- lems still rt?maln but that the three countries have round a Refugees Fund . Stay Urged SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Brown administration wants Preside nt Car ter to ext end federal funding for Indochinese refugees beyond the Sept. 30 cutoff date. Without federaJ support, the refugees will cost California about $34 million ill the next fis· c,al year and $38 million in the following year, Mario Obledo. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's Health and Welfare se<:retary, said Wednesday. The money pays for welfare and social services. basil for negotiations. AllMS SA.LES -He defended the administration's deci&on to move toward new military sales to EeYl't, the Sudan and SomaJla and said the transactions were conrpat.lble with bis policy or re- duct ng over-a ll arma sales aro&Uld the world. PUBIJC nNANCING -1'he Prealdenl said he •upports public financing of Senate campaJgns becau,s(l the publlc oft~ believes special interests have undue in· fl uence on elected officials. A public financing bill "would restore the public's trust," he said: TRADE DEFICIT -Carter said a proje<:ted $35 billion trade deficl' largely from oil imports, is "a vivid demonstration or the need foi: very tight conservation m ethods." Asked if the def· icit represents a threat to the economy, the President said. ''This has been a primary con· r eernofours." MIST.\KES -He aclmowledged he bu inada some mistakes 1n bls tlrst six monti. in office but sal~he did not want to list them publicly. The Presi· dent said Congress ii responding well to his proposa.14 and that he has learned to work more harmoniously with the Howse and Senate. WELFARE -The President said he will have his final pro- ' posal on welfare reforms ready by the end of next week. He noted that he had pledged to hold down .. the initial cost" of the program and said that the price ~ could rise in the future. FBI DIRECl'OR -Carter said the search for a new FBI directoft is ''t>roceedin5' verv slowl,Y, very methodically and the pros· peel or good results." He aald he has interviewed six cand!dates for the job and, "We reserve the right lo interview more in the future 1f we like." 'Poor Elvis' Soviets Sing Sorry Song MOSCOW (AP> -To hear the Soviets tell it, r ock .star Elvis P resley is a broken and forgotten man demonstrating to the world the heartlessness of th<: A mcrican system of exploitation. Aging and overweight, the former "kmg of rock" has been "mercilessly tossed onto the scrap heap of those who have gone out of fashion," the Literary Gazelle, a Soviet journal, said Wednesday. 'fhe newspaper did not mention Presley's pink mansion, fleet of cars or the fact that he is a millionaire many times over. Once Presley could drive an audience wild simply by walking on stage "fitted out in his gold and pink rags, looking like a peacock, his hair combed over his forehead • . • his legs vibrating like mechanical drills." the newspaper said. "Today this 42-year-old man has lost his taste for 'life, wrecked by his own s uccess," it said. JVC HI-Fl COLOR T.V. JVC Treat your eyes and your ears w ith a JVC Hi-Fi Color T.V. JVC has taken special care to give you Hi-Fi sound as well as brilliant. clear pictures. Modtf ?160 , , .. --.c1 dlel)O'IGly Automatic tine tuning. electronic eye brightness control. in-line black matriic picture tube. earphone &. recording 1acks & more. 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More photos and a story on the pageantsareon Page Cl. ~ Robber Gets · . Prison for Mesa Holdup Jack Victor Hughey has been sentenced to four years in state prison for the part he played la.st Jan. 17 in the armed robbery of a Costa Mesa woman, Ruth Swope, 82. Orange County Superior Court Judge H. Warren Knight ordered the prison term for the 23·year- old transient after he pleaded guilty to taking $600 in cash and a ruby ring from Mrs. Swope, 1842 Park Ave. An identical term was ordered earlier for co-de(endant Patrick Jackson Lanning, 19, who ad· milted be and Hughey used a ri· fle and a revolver to threaten Mrs. Swope and ber niece. The. two transients pleaded guilw to first degree armed rob- bery and admitted that they forced their way into the Swope home. Bis Bobble Burst A CcJsta Mesa man who bought a bubble skyllibt for.the roof of his house will have to start from scratch again. Someone took the $225 ·plastic dome (rom the front yard of David B. Malone's home at 1909 Federal Ave. Wednesday )>ef ore be oould install it. Coast Weather . Late ni1ht.,.and early mornine fol and l ow clouds -10D1 t he coast . O~erwlae aunay Friday. Lowa tootebt 82 to t8. maba Friday 1n '101 at beacb'ei tou.arlO inland. . JN818E TOD~Y ,....._ tt.a 4arp coUnad I« /fi'frW ~ Onmll ... JllldMU. "°',Cl -.. U.. flt• of~-AfftclNU a °" ~ .PNo" ccamp, tH ~A?. ·"The weathermen are still talking about the high 90s throuah the weekend," Orange County Fire Department Capt. Bruce Turbeville said today. Weather forecasters predicted temperatures in the mid-'10s at beach areas which have been at- tracting throngs of vis~ton seek- ing relief from inland heat. But Captain Turbeville said it is lhe inland sector that firemen are most concerned about, due to * * * Disaste.r Started By Kite SANTA BARBARA (AP) -A disastrous brush fire that was started by an errant 'kite touching a power line has finally been controlled, fire officials said today. The blaze injured 22 people, destroyed or damaged 385 expensive homes and caused a loss estimated by officials at $50 million. "It's very quiet this moniUlg. There are no flames at all," said Dennis Orbus, a U.S . Forest Service spokesman. "We're just tamping down the hot spots now." Tbe fire which began Tuesday night and was contained Wednes- day burned 740 acres of brush. An estimated 3,000 people fled the area. • the fire danger. County firefighting forces are also depleted by eight engine companies dispatched to Santa Barbara to assist in battling that clty's holocaust in the hills. "They are still up there today, but I expect they'll be back by tonight, .. said Captain Turbeville, noting the Santa Barbara blaze that destroyed more than 200 homes is now at least contained. The specter o( what happened in the brush and tree-choked can-· yons and ridges above the pie• turesque city still haunts him. "I am not making any kind of predictions." Captain Turbeville stressed. "But for some reason, historically, our fires in Orange County usually break out on the third or fourth day or a beat wave." He noted today is the third day of temperatures that reached 101 at county fire department headquarters in Orange at~ p.m. Tuesday. . .. The situation is still very critical," be observed. Authorities at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station said Wednes· day they have made various preparations for the possible out· breakoffire, both in having ready> men and heavy equipment. A standing station order calls for 100 men to be ready on a mo- A,.WI,. ..... Authorities said they were told by a young man who they would not identify that the fire, one of the worst in this scenic com- munity's history, began when his kite blew into a high.voltage power line in Sycamore Canyon. EXHAUSTED FIREFIGHTERS GRAB FORTY WINKS BEFORE RETURNING TO THE FIRE LINES Rest Area Set Aside at Westmont Coll99e for Firemen In S•nt• B•rb•r• Area "I shall always re1ret the part, however Innocent, I have bad in this tragic matter." the young 11) an was quoted as saying Wednesday. "I am deeply shocked and saddened by the great loss and suffering which bas resulted from the fire.•• Anthony Calls Jury . Activity 'Political' Tbe kite flyer was reported in seclusion outside the city, and authorities said no prosecution was contemplated. Firefighters h ad been worried the blaze might flare again dur- ~ng the night, or that another (See FlllE, Pa1e AZ> * * * StublJom Fire Threatens Orange Coimty Riverside county firemen found themselves battling a stub· born brush fire on the south side of Corona that was burning toward the Tin Mine Canyon area and Orange County this after- noon. Bruce Turbeville, spokesman for the Orange County fire de· partment, said that as'o( 2 p.m. no county units bad been called to t !Je a.id of Riverside units fighting tAe fire that broke out south of Lincoln Avenue in Corona. but be said Orange County units were prepared to move in and assist if needed. The Black Star Canyon Road, leading into the fire area, was closed by officers from the California Highway Patrol to keep spectators from interfering with fire fighters. Indicted Oran ge County Supervisor Philip Anthony said Wednesday that he now believes his treatment at the hands of the Grand Jury, District Attorney's office and press "is primarily political." Anthony's charge came as court ordered seals on transcripts of secret grand jury testimony leading to his indict· ment along with five other men . were lifted and the transcripts made public. Until now, Anthony had re· fused to criticize the jndictment process that ended 'with him, Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and four others being charged with infractions of state political cam· paign disclosure laws. But in a news release Wednes· day, Anthony complained about having his request to keep the transcripts sealed rejected. And he chastised the district attorney's office for opposing his efforts to keep the transcripts un· derwraps. The Westminster supervisor said their release "can only lead to even more unwarranted and prejudicial publicity." ''I have tried to do everything possible to prevent this case Crom being tried in the newspapers and other media," Anthony said. "There already has been so much publicity that I probably won't be able to get a jury that hasn't been unduly influenced by inflammatory one·slded report· ing." He also criticized so.called Caneer Vietim OC ·Con£ertmaster Nardulli SUccumbs · · of some 3,000 enjo1int a summer ' evening concert a t Newpor t Beach'• Fashion Island. . Brandon and bi.a Heory Bran- don S,mpboDette bad peftarmed (or y...., wttb Mr. NardUlli, who tn the 1940s playttd Yiolln wltb the Chlcaao Symphony Orchestl'a. • 'Lfdles and gentlemen. 1ou may ~ave nottoed our coo · certma1ter ia ml1-ln1 .... " Br andon beian d.cllcatint the nlaht to hlm. • Ano u... Mfore th• crowd ol \IPt~ f.cel, bt cOUJdri't COG'" Unue, But the HenrJ Bra&Mkm sYm~plaJed on. Tbi1 ""*• ln&G Mr. Nii'duDt'a f a.TMt&e •••ber, ••&al t• ~·· ar-.m•taabine :._-.. ....,~ . VICTIM OF 'POLITICS?' County Supervlaor Anthony "targeted" defendants such as himself being "brought before the grand jury; apparently in the hope they would help m ake the ca&e against themselves." "This alone is a very unusual and generally unethical \acUc in an.y state, coun t y qr federal grand JUI'¥ inv'38ti~tion-except apparently in Orinae County," Anthony said. Engine· Fire Aborts Boston Plane Takeoff BOSTON CAP> - A Los Angeles.bound DClO jet with 192 passengers aboard aborted on takeoff today after an explosion and fire erupted in its tail engine as the plane gathered speed on the runway at Logan lnterna· tional Airport. All passengers and a crew of 12 aboard the American Airlines cr aft escaped without serious in· jury, an airport spokesman said. "He was taking off. I doubt if he bad much speed," said the spokesman for Massachusetts Port Authority, operator of the airport. "A bunch of people thought that was a tire. But I saw smoke pass by my window. The stewardesses were scared and I was too. But they did a good Job,•• said Beth Gibson , 18, a passenger from Fullerton. Chutes burst from the sides of the wide-body jet as it came to a stop on a runway almost at the center ot the airport. Emergency vehicles raced to the plane and a cr ew smothered the tail of the craft with foam, ex· tinguisbing the fire before it could spread. Some passengers suffered minor injuries while escaping from the plane. "I ran for the field and then turned around and I thought I was far enough away," said passenger John Yvon, 18, of Long Beach. He said the e vacuation took about two minutes. 'Qle cause of the explosion w~ notlmown. ment's notice to fight a major blaze anywhere in the county. Firebreaks around the sprawl· ing base lyinl at the base of the crackling-dry Santa Ana Moun· tains were also bulldozed earlier this spring and wider than in pre- vious years. The Third Marin~ Air Wing plans to make available a variety of heavy equipment such as bulldozers and road graders for (SeePERIL. PageA2) Milliom ··lnCoim Heisted PARIS (AP) -Bandits seized a yellow . truck carrying $3.54 million in newly minted' coins today in one of the world's biggest robberies. authorities said. The truck and 15 tons of bronze-colored 10-franc coins were the object of a massive search, but the thieves had a 30·minute jump and police indicated they had no leads. The robbers apparently acted on inside information. Police said the coins, about the size of a U.S. SO·cent piece and worth a Uttle over $2, were in a container that was en route from a mint in southern France to the central Bank or France in Paris. A railroad official said there ••must have been complicity somewhere along the line. "We do not post special guards so as not to attract attention to these Shipments," he told reporters. "Only a few people know about such shipments.'' Authorities gave this account of the heist: The bank said the container left the mint at Pessac, near Bordeaux. Wednesday and arrived at the Paris station this morning. The green container. marked with the container company's initials CNC, was labeled as containing "metal products." Three or four armed men ran a cal' in front of a tractor-trailer truck laking the container out of the Gare de Lyon railroad station .in eastern Paris. They forced the unarmed driver and assistant into another car and drQve the truck away. ·The operation was described as fast and smooth and there were no known witnesses. Surfer Hurt In Newport A 43-year-old Santa Ana man is listed in good condition today at Hoag Memorial Hospital after suffering what lifeguards believe was a broken neck while body surfing at Balboa's Wedge. · Newport Beach lifeguard spokesman Logan Lockabey said John Bergen was surimg at the · beach at the end of the Peninsula with his son Tim when the mis· hap occurred at about 5 p.m. Lockabey said the man was dashed into the sand bead-first by a wave and complained of severe neck and back pains. He was treated by fire depart- m ent paramedics who took him to the boapital where be remains today. ·-lhurlday, July 281 1977 r A2 DAIL y PILOT c . Countian • . . Killer Trio F,.._PageAJ Charged In Fakes SACRAMENTO <AP) -An Orantie County car aisleaman hu be-n arrested on ~har1a ol H ll· in1 100 counterfeit &utomobile ti·· Oe document• to undercover aa t>nt.s Wllllom R Ortver . 37, or Foun tam Vallf'y, wa> buokcd for an Vl'li t1gat1on O ( f o re ~r y, possession and ~•le of t."uunterfe1l h lie document!'> and tonllp1raicy. aulhonttes saad Wedne!:lday. ' Lt G len Sewell o f the California 1ltghway Patrol said Driver wa!> arrested a fter selltng the documents to agents in a par king lut a l Sacramento Metropohtan Airport. Sewell said counterreit title p apers could be used to s ell stolen cars, and one stolen 1976 Vl'hicle was recovered m Los Angeles in connect1on with the case. lie said tht: Secret Service. C HP. De pa rtme nt of Motor Vch1 clcs a nd the Sacramento County district attorney's office took part in the investi gation. From Pag-.. A I FIRE ... spark might re ~gn1ll' the chap· arral brush, normally dry and highly nammablc and described nov-86 "explosive" because of two years of drough\. .. But the wind is very quiet and we don't anticipate any more problems unless something total- ly_ unforeseen happens, .. Orbus said. Santa Barbara, a wealthy com- m umly of mission-style homes whose red tiled roofs lend a M ed1Lerranean fl avor to the parched Puc1f1c coast. became a panicked city Tuesday nig ht as ~heels of name lore through the drought-dried brus h of the Santa Ynez Mountai ns. Fire storms leaped erratically from canyon to ridge, leaving a patchwork of destruction across the city's richest neighborhoods. Fire officials estimated that 250 e xpens ive hom es wer e destroyed and another 135 homes and other s tructures were damaged. Three thous and pe.rsons fled as the flames -driven by "sundown er" winds' raced through the c haparra i brush that covers Southern California's mountains. © Trustee Areas Newport-Mesa Unified School Dletrlet Dally Pli.t H•wt Ma• SHADED AREA IS MRS. BERGESON'$ DISTRICT If You Live There, You Can Apply for Her Job N-MVSD Trustees Seek Replacement Trustees of the Newp0rt·Mesa Unified School District decided Wednesday to appoint a suc- cessor to 13-year board member Marian Bergeson who is resign· mg to run for lhe state Assembly. Applications fo r the school board past will be avail a ble from 8 a .m. to 4:30 p.m. in the district offices at 1601 16th St., Newport B eac~ until next Wednesday. J?ead~me for returning applica t10ns 1s Aug. 5. Candidates must be r esidents of the third trustee district which IJorders the west side of the Up-per Newport Bay. <See map.) According to the schedule ap· proved_ Wednesday, board mem- bers ~ill revi ew the applications, r anking the candidates in order of preference. Eac h board •member will give his rankings to board president Rod McMillian who W!U then invite the top five to a s pectl;ll board meeting Aug. 8. The fi ve will be interviewed by board members durin~ the public meeting and sometime before the1'egular bctard meeting Au g. 9. l!:acb board member will rank the fi ve and give the results to district superintendent John Nicoll. At the regular session, Nicoll will then report on the results and the board will vote qn a replace· ment at the time. Nicoll said the board has 30 days in which to name a replace· ment to Mrs. Bergeson or call a special election. Her resignation was filed Monday. Nicoll said the board members decided lo move quickly on the a ppointment process because of the 30-day limit and problems posed by pending vacations. Mrs. Ber geson's term runs un· tal March, 1979. Former Newscaster Robert Lilly Dies TONIG.llT COSTA MESA ALL COMERS TRACK AND FIELD -Cham· pibnship Meet, Costa Mesa High School, beginning4:30p.m. Robert E. Lilly, a former radio newscaster who most recently served as an administrator at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach, is dead at the age of 54. Mr. Lilly, a Harbor Area resi- dent for the past 10 years, died Monday following a lengthy ill· ness. Born in Britt, Iowa, Mr. Lilly moved to Cedar Rapids, where he worked for the National Broadcashog Company (NBC> as a ra<Do newscaster for many years, While in Cedar Rapids, he met and married his wife, Mary. Mr. Lilly moved his wife and two daughters to Newport Beach in 1967, becoming church in· s urance direc tor for the Preferred Risk Insurance Com- pany. In 1970, he joined St. Andrew·s church as administrative assis- tant to Dr. Charles DierenfieJd, pastor of the Newport Beach con· gregation. Mr. Lilly is survived by bis wife, Mary, of the family home at 1845 Monrovia Ave., Costa Mesa; daughters, Susan Wisdom and Sandra Hughes, and three grand- daughters, all of Costa Mesa. ORANOI COAIT c DAILY PILOT .. . ' SUCCUMBS AT 54 Robert E. Liiiy Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at St. Andrew's P resbyterian Church with Dr. Dierenfield officiating. Pair Seized In Theft Of Microscope BELLn.oWER (AP> -After a ftve-moath tn~estllatlon Into the theft of a $20,000 eledrcln mlttOICOPe. the adminlltntor and a nurse at 'the Aloodra Com- mwdtJ Hospital WV• ar'l'9t.d and booked Ol' theft cbarca, · Oranse CQt.mtJ"berlff'• dtlJUU• aald Wedn-4ay. Jamea <>udlO, n, ot Anaheim·" waa tree on $$.000 ball an .. Wu booked on 511'Plclon of. srana th ell. Rqistered nurse Joan Lewtt, 28, of Cerritos wu charted witb r.ceivtai stoien proper\)' and WH released on $1,000 ball. Sbctttf's d~• aald the elee· ttt>n mlcroscope, 1tolH In l"ebrilary, 1'u recoveNd recent- 11 at an undllclOHd locatlCD lb the~Gabdel Valley • • "JACQUES BREL" -South. Coast Reper'tory. Theater,, through July 30, 8 p.m. . FRIDAY, hJLY2t CONCERTS IN THE PARK - Ansell Hill Big Band, Costa Mesa Lions Park, 8 p. m. • . MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RACING Fairgrounds, 8:15 p.m. Bandit Gets :Woman's Bag In Mesa Plaza A Santa Ana worn an told police a man simu.lating a weapon forced her to band over her purse containihg $25 Wednesday out· side a busy shopping center in Costa Mesa. Juanita S. Moran, 28, said a man drove up beside her as she walked in a par~ing lot across from South Coast Plaza at about 3p..m. The bandit, of Latin descent, s bo•ed her a cloth-wrapped hand, wblc:h lllllY bave concealed a pistol, and demanded her purse. She described her asaailant as standine ·about five feet seven incJfes tall, wel_Jbt 145 pounds, betweenl.5 and~ yean ol .,e. The victim aald tbe thief drove oU .ln aamall sports car. 'A Colla M~ hotpeo~ has sltuct oil an Ill• p~ but 1'e'1 not I blt pleped. • The 1ooey atuft bu-crampod hta laoclacaplna elf Otts to the polllt wtaer. he CM't flVet\ C1"0W African daisies. Calli to Colt.a Mesa ofttcJala didn't do much ~ iood. n.. coun~ bulldiq and Of ety folb takl tt WMO, tbe1r proflhin liMI tfli .... tOOlt plc- tun1 d the m .. and at.Uted a Ille.~. Pboto. c.. . 6w •• ~ , R' • .~1-~.J B d DIES. • • m OC.1\ .. i all that brings lo mind nubing red • . ..: . skirts as French can·cao 4ancvs .. • , •• prance. , Sh . IJ h T"e concerimaster would ba\.e Ot to aat lbvedlt,tbeyaay, 'i . ~ ba~~v:k~::.n i:!°~~::e~~ MIAMI (AP> -In a tniddle-class neighborhood seldom t~oubled by crime, three men poswg as power company employes broke up a rock band r ehearsal and methodically shot eighi people. Six of them died. As the bodies were taken away e a r J y t o d a y I r o m• .a three-bedrooin suburban bome, · "n e ighbors and relatives screamed and sobbed. "He's dead , he's dead," an unidentified woman cried as a body was c a rried from the concrete block house northwest of Miami. "Help me. I want to die now,•• another wept as a fifth body was brought out. Five of the dead were r esidents of the home owned by Livingston Stocker and lhe sixth was a vis itor, said homicide Sgt. Tom Lawley. Their identities and ages were not released. Dade County POiice said the three men were let into the home between 9 p .m . and 10 p.m. Wednesday after saying they were sent by Florida Power & Light Co. lo fix a short circuit. Police spakesman Ralph Page said robbery seemed the most likely motive but d etectives r efused to gi vc s pecifics. Page said the killers "were looking for something" and searched the house, leaving bureau drawers open and papers and clothes scattered . The occupants, who bad been rehearsing a rock music act. were bound wilh neckties and handkerchiefs, lined up in a row and shot with a large caliber weapon, police said. Five bodies were found in one bedroom, a sixth in another bedroom. Johnnie Hall, 45, was found wounded and dazed in the front room. He was hospitalized m serious cond ition. Another survirvor, Margaret Wooden , 25, escap ed to a n eighbo r 's hous e , her e a r bleeding where a bullet grazed it and ber bands sun bouict with a necktie. "She was trembling all over:•• aaid tbe ne!abbor, Jullw 'Qavisr Pam told: JUs wile. "Ther• .,.e • 1~ of ~ft ab,ot n~t door,'' and she-called POU~d. who 1ater s aid ~ll anoftymous caller reported the Jdlllocs abOOt the sametime. . the .flnest n:UWclans ln .the l8')d but his pes SMWt srace and man· pers over~adowed tb4t f~t most ot the time, .. Bran+io •d today. He noted In addition to ~erforming wUh the elite '-hlcago Symphony Orchestra. , las t year Mr. Nardulll was nominated for the television in· dustry's Emmy Award tor his conductmg or a program of the Da vis said Stocker worked for 0 r a n g e c 0 u n t y y 0 u t b Sears, 'Roebuck llnd Co~pany · Philharm onic Orchestra. Police were searching for several suspects seen fleeing in P white and maroon car rented by oneU'tR V'ic&im:s. ,.. Officer Lonnie Lawrence, who bas lived and worked in the area, s aid it '-'as a q_uiet neiBbborhood, .. a middle class area, a low cri m~ area, wilb~ no r eal problems I can remember." F,..,.PageAI PERIL ... civilian firefighting loo, s hould lhe need arise. Helieopters from the Santa Ana Marine Corps Air Station will also be dispatched, equipped wlUt 500-~ W1tte't b'tI'CkeCs lo a id chemical fire retardant aircraft in extreme emergency. Spokesmen said they are capa- ble of hovering inches over Jakes ·or reservoirs to fill the massive buckets, then roar aloft to dump them on a blaze. So fa{' no fires have occurred in Orange County during the cur· rent heat wave, although a 15i>· acre blaze blackened land on Camp P«!ndleton in San Diego County Wednesday. The fire recalled the disastrous blaze of Jan. 21, 1976, ignited by a w e lder 's torc h on Camp Per:idleton property only to hop, s kip and jump into San Clemente, where it destroyed many structures. .A. former citrus rancher who moved to Orange County in 1947. Mr. Nardulli was devoted to the ¥0Uthful orchestra and torurtur· int young musical alent wherever and whenever possi· ble. But '9bile agriculture and land i~ve.s tment s provided a h ve lah?.od, music was Mr. Nardulb s consuming passion almost a worship. friends say. ' "He was very Italian. When he P.layed the violin it was as though his whole soul came out of the in· s_~rum ent," s ays Mrs. Ed Schumacher of Newport Beach. "He wa s a tremendous performer, absolutely charming and whenever a volunteer w~ needed, especially to work with -yo ttn~. rn ~si ciaos, Joe was th~~e, said Daily Pilot music critic Tom Barley. Rosary for Mr. N arclulll will be Friday at 7:30 p .m. in Sad- dleback Mortuary Chapel, with Mass to be celebrated Saturday at noon in St. Cecilia's Church 1301 S.E. Sycamore Street' Tustlh. • Su'.vivors include bis wife Bernice, plus four sons. Patrick, J oseph, Julien and James. The family s uggests memorial contributions to the Fountain ,Valley Cancer F4nd, care of Fountain Valley Community Hospitul, 17100 Euclid St., Foun- tain Valley. . . JVC HI-Fl COLOR T.V. JVC. ..,. Treat your eyes and your ears with a JVC Hi-Fi Color T.V. JVC has taken special· care to give yo u Hi-Fi soun" as well as brilliant. clear pictures. 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He may resemble a Cuban steam engine operator In his more casual moment s, but Mount.joy's abiding love is old cars and he utilizes them as a vehicle for his art. o.lfr "9t ......... ....,~ NEWPORT BEACH f'tLOT ERNIE 8ALL AND HIS '8REEZY' PUSH PROP Mountjoy, 30, is a Huntington Beach resident employed by the Newport-Mesa Unified School District as a spedal teacher for children with hearing and speech Intrepid Airman Home After Four.oday Cron-country Hlppety-hop handicaps. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Air Station Transfer Okay Seen By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. OUN Dall, Pli.t St.H . The delay .p l agued Los Alamitos Air Station transfer from U.S. Navy to the California National Guard may be ap· proved Friday by a House sub· committee, congressional sources said Thursday. Congressmen Jerry Patterson <D·Santa Ana) and Mark Han· naford (D-Long Beach) ~say they will not oppose the base transfer which they claim was clouded by Defense Department officials for the past year. In January, Patterson and Hannaford accused Defense Department officials of giving them the runaround on details of the transfer. · The congreHmen brought their complain~ to the House Subcommittee on Military lnstaJJatioDS and Facilities in May. The panel blocked the transfer for two monu.s. The Defense Department sub· mitted a list of assurances to the congressmen this week which answer a number of questions asked by West Orange County constituents. '. The list includes the first of· I ficial reply from the Defense ~ Department on the question or t joint military-commercial use of i the Los Alamitos air strip. L Defense officials said they •·strongly doubted civilian joint ... use would be feasible tn view or ~ the number and type of aircraft operations conducted, the mis· •sions involved and the limited facilities.'' , Officials also said, "When the ·environmental aspects and very strong local opposition to such ' use . . . are considered, the ~ possibility does not appear via- ble." .._ In general, Defense Depart- . tnent officials indicated, the base operation would remain about , the same under National Guard -,..·command. -.. Military spokesmen did not .i rule out the possibility of the ,.!transfer of a P3V submarine patrol squadron to Los Alamitos }. in the future. f" National Guard and military ... reserve units are already con-t ducting operations at the base. · Naval personnel can completely : pull out by mid-August. officials "" said. . s Two Suspects Captured in c Tustiii· Holdup TWitin police have arrested two armed robbery suspects, one of them a Corona del Mar man, seconds after a department store manager reported a ~ rob- bery. Arrested and charged with sus· picion of armed robbery were Timothy A. Dobbie, 27, of 424~ Dahlia Ave., Corona del Mar, and Craig W. Elz, 25, of Orange. Police could not furnish the home address of either man. Both are suspected of robbing the S .S. Kresge department a tore at 500 E. First St .. Tustin, at iunpaint. Police said a witness gave them the license number ol the ......... _ nspects' van ~ that "within •econds" the van was atopped by a patrolman as it beaded for a nearby freeway on· ramp. Police also said they recovered a .22 cellber handeun and roUlhl1 $344 at the acene ol the arrest. Breezy Pusher NB Pilot Flies Experi~nt By STEVE MITCHELL Ol IM O.ity Pl ... Si.ft lt's called a Breezy Pusher, but that's not because the plane is a breeze to fly, says Ernie Ball, a Newport Beach pilot who ~kimmed across half the nation in one this week, like a fiat rock across water. . Ball sells guitar strings for a Ii ving, but last Sunday morning the 46-year-old businessman beat the sun into the skies over Har· lingen, Tex., flying home with his newly purchased pusher prop. It's called a Breezy Pusher because it's an open cockpit plane powered by a Lycoming engine that looks like maybe so meone mounted it in backwards by mistake. He said the skinless plane reached sub-Superman speeds of 60 knots. or roughly 70 miles per hour -again with gOOd wmci con- ditions. "That's about the maximum cruise speed without getting your brains blown out by the wind," he laughed. Ball sat out front on a seat sus- picious ly resembling a Volkswagen seat. "with nothing between me and the sky except the birds." As a part-time artist, he U. among more than 100 artists and craftsmen exhibiting at Laguna Beach's Art-A· Fair. A pen-and·ink specialist. Mountjoy is a relative newcomer to exhibiting for sale • .. I just passed 30, and I decided to either get serious about artwork or give it up. It's too im- ·portant to me. As long as you have a God-given talent, I believe you should use it," he says. ''I started out studying architecture," Mountjoy con- tinues, a revelation not surpris- ing when one examines the ex· ecution of his precise portraits or automotive Americana. His booth is decked with pie lures of old cars and his name plate on the wall is framed in the rear window of an old Ford roadster. "I started out in architecture -buL .. , " he says ruefully. leaving the explanation dangling DellY ..... It.ff ...... ARTIST MOUNT JOY DISPLA VS ONE OF HIS EFFORTS Teacher Combines Interests In Art and Autos silently in mid-air. "I ended up at the University of Redlands in Speech Pathology." continues Mountjoy. whose wife, Cindy, teaches first and second grades in Huntington Beach's Ocean View School Dis- trict. He confesses sales of his originals priced at $85 to $395 and prints of them at $.5 and $10 each haven't been as brisk as he'd pre· fer. · "Most of it is done fre~hand," he says, noting the initial outline work often incorporates use of a straight edge tool. Beyond that -freehand or not -Mountjoy's unique old car pic- tures have a distinctive accuracy and appeal to car buffs, which he admits is one drawback in the sales department. . "They are very selective in terms of appeal," he says, agree- ing they are primarily male-type artwork, the sort that would enhance a man's den or the space around bis home bar. The plane itself looks like the boilder just shrugged his shoulders and walked away from a half-finished project. But Ball paid nearly $6,000 for the bouncing beast, buying it from a 72-year-old Texas garage tinkerer who built the thing and flew it himself. Although he equipped himself with air maps, Ball followed highways, railroad tracks and pipeline clearances on his four- day trip back to Orange County, gauging wind direction by laun- dry hung out to dry on clotheslines. The Spartan-type aircraft has a 10-channel radio, but Ball said they were "all the channels you don't nei!d." Besides the eye-searing wind. Ball put up with dust storms in Arizona, thunderstorms in New Mexico and air turbulence near Hemet. Laguna's Volleyball Tournament Opens So even though sales haven't picked up, talk is free and Mount- joy enjoys discussing his passion about automotive antiquities and his own two favorite toys, a 1973 Porsche Targa and a classic 1957 Ford Thunderbird currenUy in the restoration garage. He also owns an extensive col- lection of old car parts -some of them of unknown or unconfirmed. make, model and origin -which he considered installing in his booth for conversation. "He sold it to me because he's building a new one for himself." Ball said. The Newport Beach man spent four days bouncing up and down across the western states. stop· ping at airports every 90 miles or so for fuel. He landed at Orange County Airport Wednesday after noon. ''Under ideal wind conditions I could get about two hours of n y. ing time in before I haCt to set down," Ball said. The Breezy comes equipped with a ~-gallon tank and Ball said he earned two five.gallon gas cans, just in tase an airport wasn't in the im mediate vicinity. But there were the good times too when he'd plop down on small runways (he only needs '300 feet lo land.> "I got to see a lot of airport~ and meet a lot of people,·' he said. "I really got an overview of a different kind of America." ''Jt took me back in time," Ball said of his low and slow aircraft "It's a fun aircraft." Now that he's home, Ball. who has been nying for a year and a half, said he'll split his air time between the Breezy and a cross country airplane he also owns. WhytwopJanes? · "l deserve it," he laughed The 23rd annual Laguna Beach Open Volleyball Championships will be held Saturday and Sunday at the city's main beach park courts. . . The event 1s expected to attract the world's finest doubles v olleyball players, George Fowler, director of the Laguna Beach Human Affairs Depart- ment, said. The women's open will be held Aug.13and14 at the Main Beach Park courts. On Aug. 20 and 21, the city will hold a tournament for ",A,"" AA," and "AAA" rated players. This weekend's tournament 1s open to all. It is cosponsored by Hobie's of Dana Point which will be providing the championship winners with Hobie boats. Hobie gift certificates will be provided to runners-up and third place finishers. Other awards will be given by Swensen's Ice Cream Factory. El Lugar, Royal Hawaiian, Har· poon Henry's, Wind & Sea and Jonathan's. The double elfmination tourna- ment will begin at 9 a.m. Satur- day and run throughout the day. Play will resume Sunday at about 10 a.m . Semi-finals are ex peeled to begin al about 3 p.m Play will continue until winners are determined. "I love this old bud vase out of a n old limousine," be says, point- ing out the glass container hold- ing a bouquet of flowers on the wan. •·1 sure wish l koewwbat it was off of," he says, adding that be also has an old running light re- puted to be from the classic Stutz Beare at roadster. Mountjoy will be exhibiting through the end of the Art-A- Fair, which concludes in mid· August. Silverado-Modjeska Property Owners Flay Land Usage .J.J. J. (Jarrett~ 1 Summer So e Property owners in the 32,000-acre Silverado-Modjeska Canyon area told Orange County supervisors Wednesday they aren't satisfied with proposed de· velopment plans for their area. Some complained about restrictions that would limit homes in some hillside areas to one for every 10 ,to 30 acres. Others opposed grading restric· lions and a proposal to permit sand or gravel mining in one sec- tion. The Silverado-Modjeska Can- yon plan was among 11 pro- posed changes to the land use ele- ment of the county's general plan supervisors were considering W~esday. Supervisors postponed any ac- tion until Aug. 10. Board Chairman Thom as Riley and Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said last week's lengthy budget hear- ings had kept'tbem from study- ing the proposals sufficiently to make a decision as yet. The Silverado-Modjeska plan is designed to protect the area's rural atmosphere, while permit· ting limited development, county officials siad. Roughly two-thirds or the 32,000 acres is contained in the Cleveland National Forest and likely would remain Un- Robin Hood Gi1'el Bread developed , a report to supervisors said. Barry James and Dr. Mark Legome of Mission Viejo said · they opposed a proposal that could permit sand and gravel mining adjacent to property they own near Santiago Canyon Road north of Modjeska Canyon Road. They said they planned to build homes on their land and wanted the area's <JUiet, rural at· mosphere retained. But Fullerton resident William Grady, who believes his property may contain sand and gravel de-· posits, said he opposed any res~ idential building in the area f it would interfere wtth his proposed s and and gravel operation. Gary Schultz told supervisors the restriction of one home per 30 acres in some areas was unfair. He said simil;lr slopes in South Laguna, Mission Viejo and Laguna Beach have been de· veloped wlth much hfgheY densities. Heist Weapon A Yount man armed with wbai Orange Count.y Sheriff's officers described as -. seven·inch steak knife used the weapon' Wedn• day to take SS> from a cttrt a\ a Mldwa)' City market, deputies ,, said. Officers said the theft occurr.t at Hp\sbaw'1 Market, SW Bolla Ave.\ where the clerk was forced \0 empty the cub repter while tbe bite "Bl prelied qalnat hli bact. 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You may hu·t' noted In the n4'wl tud•y that u ntw iN>Up Is m •kln& a 11ltch to t11ktt """r th" Onn1e Co~11t'a famed 1Jtel(ur11t. that S20 mllllon, 't"vrn story. f!abylonlan temple· o;t) ll'<l mhitake th at rf'~es down t>n L» Paz Road In La1una N1aut•I Thas time· the overtures come from the Capatrano Unified School D1str1<.'t. M i;c hool system th"t ts <·rui.hed b} crowded Lim~ In eHnt )OU are unacqwnled with the Ziggurat, you should be. Some yurs buck, the Ziggurat \\as built an "hat was then out in the boond0<·ks of Laguna Niguel, hetwet'n the co1tst and the San Diego F'ree\\>a) l'on">truc ted hy North Aml·11cm Rc><.'kwell, 1t was going to be thl· tcmplc or the Spa<'C /\gc BUT THE SPACE Age fell up on evil days. Rockwell let its giant tribute to Babylon stand vacant and Idle It's difficult for us p lain mortals to even conte mplate how enormous the Ziggurat is. It towers seven stories into the sky <ind embraces 900,000 square feet of noor space. You could get lost 1n there and not be fou nd until the year 2025. The Ziggurat was going lo be Southern California's most im- pressive aerospace plant When aerospace took the economic nosedive. Rockwell was stuck with it. So company officials did the logical thing. They unloaded it in 1974 on the ft~ederal Govern· m ent. Rockwell traded away the Zig· gural for a couple of old Air Force plants in LA. As new owners, the govern· mcnt decided to fill ~he vacant spa~cs with its bureaucracy; various agencies like Health, Education and Welfare, Wildlife Service. Federal Archives and Records. U .S . Geological Service and yes. even the good old Eternal Revenue Service, the in come tax people TIUS DONE, the Federals still fand the Ziggurat is 75 percent empty. Out of the 900,000 square feet. some 562,000 of those feet :.llll stand vacant and unused. This has to be an enormous em- barrassment lo the Federals. They have learned that the Zig - grnt 1s even bigger than the bureaucracy. So now the Capo school district rises to the chall enge. THE SCHOOi ... PEOPLE pro- pose to fill the Ziggurat with fi ve elementary schools. a couple of junior hi gh schools and one high school-a ll under the single Babylonian roof. Well. if anybody can pull this off. you have to figure the Capo school people can. Their district is the largest in area in Orange County. It embraces all territory from the San Di ego County line upcoast to Mission VieJ-O. While school officer s in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and lluntington Beach fret over emp· ly cl<issrooms. the Capo school system is booming on double ~cssions in11tmmed classrooms CLEARL \', the southern Orange Coast is where the growth is and where the student population boom still lives. So the Capo district has offered to lease the Ziggurat for one buck per year. I hope they get it. Very few kids can say they went to school in a little bit of Babylon. .....--.. Casto-. S ervice megal Mail Check Admitted WASIONOTON <AP> -Customs agents have lllegally opened or r~ad mad and In some cases l'>tolen letters, government officials ucknowl~-daedtoday The in"ldents were described in statements s ubmitted by the Cuatom1> Service and Postal Serv1~e to a House panel that is looking Into m1.ul openlna operations by Cuatom:s The l1 S Suprome Court up he ld lust month the Customs Service's six· year-old practice of opening letters without a search wurrant when it su&pects they <·onta1n illegal druas or other t'Onlraband HOWEVER, LAWS AND gov ernment regulations stipulating procedures In mail opening were not followed m the cases cited. the agencies said In one of the Incidents, customs agents asked for and received permission from postal officials 111 I 975 to open some domestic let ters in Port Isabel, Texas. the two agencies said, although the law only allows c.·ustoms officials 'Royal Flwh' Passes Bucks BETH.LEllEM. Pa_ IAP> Police a re trying to find out who's been passing the bucks here. A total 1tf S4.600 in whole and partial SIOO bills had showed up us of Wednesday in two toilets and at the city's water treatment plant. police said. Officials say there could be more POLICE DON'T KNOW who's responsible for the royal nush. Teletype messages with serial numbers from the biUs have been sent to police departments across the COWllry but have yielded no clues. And federal agents say the cur rency is genuine. lo open mail sent from another country. In three other incidenis, customs agents turned over let- ters to Navy investigators, who apparently read the letters, the agencies said. The regulations allow only customs persoMel to search letters without warrants "IT IS OUR understanding that the warranlless transfers and readings of correspondence which came to our attention were not isolated incidents, but rather reflected a general practice. at least at the New York customs facility, involving the in - vcstigutive branches of all military services. not just the Navy, over a period of several years." swd Chief Postal Inspcc· tor C. Neil Benson. ·-Six Die MAZATLAN. Mexico CAPJ A Los Angeles r egistered Aerostar crashed on take off last Monday and all six persons aboard were killed when the plane burst into flames, the U.S. consulate here said _ Aboard the aircraft were Richard Bennet. pilot; Vincent Kelly, Dennis Zimmer and Jeanette Kinard of Los Angeles. and Cl arence and Mildred Southfield, hometown unknown. according to Wednesday's re· port. Ban 'OINtacles' Cited GENEVA, Switzerland (AP> - The United States, the Soviet Publicity on Probe Alarms Witnesses W ASHii':GTON c AP> -Justice Departmentlawyers are investigat- ing possible Mafia influence on federal trucking regulations amid publicity they say is alarming to potential witnesses. ~espite several news stories about the lnvesUgation. no solid evidence of crime has yet surfaced, and it still is not known exactly what allegations are being in· vestigated. There also is no in· dication that any major public fi gures are involved. WHAT IS OFFI C IA LLY acknowledged by government or. ficials is that the investigation in· volves two hig h -ranking cmployes of the Interstate Com- merce Commission <ICC> and <i number of trucking companies The firms include two owned by Joseph and Thomas Gambino, sons of the late Carlo Gambino, reputed to have been the "god· father" of organized crime in New York City. Public records show the Garn· bino brothers. whom pohcc say have no criminal record. won a ft ve-year legal b<tlllc for ICC permission to haul garment ship. ments between New York City and suburban Long Island. The operating rights were worth $150,000 a year in business to the Ga mbinos. by their own estimate. An ICC official who had op- posed their request said he can't recall anything that makes him suspect the ICC decision was rigged_ NEVE R T H ELESS, of- ficials s ay a n elite Justice Department organueu crame "strike force" bas s ubpoenaed the ICC files of the Gambino trucking case. along with person- nel records of ICC employes Robert L. Oswald and Richard W. Kyle. Oswald was secretary to the commission and Kyle was his deputy in ch~rge of liaison with Congress. Neither Oswald nor Kyle will s peak to reporters about the C<JSC Man Fights Kidnap, Slain TUCSON, Araz. <A P > -A former California man living in Mazatlan, Mexico. died here of a gunshot wound he suffered at his Mazatlan restaurant during a kidnaping attempt, police said. Mark Moyer Reich, 29, former· ly of Arcadia, died Wednesday at University ot Arizona Medical Center, where a friend had taken him, police said. Record Lows Reached Mereury in Nortlwaat Dipa Into 40s Tnaperat11re s C.nt~ win howr 111 "'9 ,_ tos wfllle ti. SM! ,..,,.., SM! Oehrle!, s.n •-nllno Miii ,.,...,,.,di Vall.-, 11r111 "''" L-Alll._,_ ~ .. AH ante 11 bl 8lrmlr19Nm ~ H 80lse 4~ 10 Boston ,~ ~· BrOM>$vlll• ~ '~ lluttalo H )1 Clll<a40 71 .a Cln<l,,,_.h IO " Cl•vetand 7S H DallaJ.Ft _,. ., 71 O.nwr IS $6 0.troll " ,, "''-IM jO H_.liu • n HOllSto!I .. IO JKOonvlHt .. 74 ~-City IO ., utV-IOt tt Lltt .. lloc:lt n ., ""'"'"' .. ., Mii•--11 St M11"'-.SC. l"Mll '° ... 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COllll. LloM vaf'l•lll• wt11ds 1110111 ''"' ~ l!Olln. H1911t l'"rleley ta. ti ,,.. blaQltt "° '° lnlelld. . Cfftlel ttfl'IMI'_._ Wiii r1111111t lltlWHn 6$ Ind 12. lnalnel ''"'" ' peret"'" Wiii ra11t1 ~ ti -90. Tlww•twtttmoerat.,,.wlllbeCll_ -· I• Neighbor$· Held in Bombings .1 •Ap e' Gets Gapes The chimpnnzees at Crandon Park Zoo in Miami h<Jcl company \'v'cdne!>duy and zoo visitors had something n.cw to wonder at wh.en Israeli m ime Yacov Noy s pent !>IX hours m a zoo chimp cage acting the part of an m mate Noy s hared th e complex of chimp cages with reg ulars Colonel. Sam antha a nd Duchess. One zoo visitor completed t he circle by appearing in white face outside the cage and mimicking Noy • in Pkine Crash ( I NSHORT J Union and Brilain said today they held two weeks of "busi· nesslikt:" consultations on a ban of all nuclear underground tests and agreed to resume their talks Oct. 3 But reports from all three del- egations on the July 13-27 meet- i n g seem ed lo confirm a Washington State Department spokesman's comment Wednes· day that there were "still out- standing obstacles" in the way of an agreement on a complete test ban. Begin Wbus Support JERUSALEM IA P > -Prime Minister Menahem Begin, buck· ing strong U.S. criticism. has won overwhelming parllamen· tary support for his claim that Israel has the right to settle Jews in the occupied West Bank of the Jordan River. Israel's a rmed forces radio quot ed a government source Wednesday as saying a cabinet committee would decide on new settlements before the reconven ing of the Geneva Middle East peace conference. expected this fall. Dollar Fala. to Pound LONDON CAP) -The dollar lost ground lo the British pound today but improved against other European currencies amid re· ports the U.S. government would move soon to halt the dollar's re· cent slide against major world c urrencies. Within the first hour of money market trading in London. the pound was marked at just over Sl.74. uo from Wednesday's clos-ing $1.7395, the highest s ince mid· September last year. By The Aasoelaled Preas Three local men, nei~bors alona a stretch of the Elliott Hlshway, have been charged with last week's bombing of the tranl·Alaska pipeline north of here. State troopers and agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms charged cook William Freeman, 21, and painter Donald Drum, 19,. We dnesday with malicious. destruction of property, the same charge leveled the day befor~ against Larry Wertz. 26. a local. fur trapper. POLICE SAJDTHREE bombs. probably made of commercial d)nam1tc. were planted on the line. The blasts went off July 20. denting pipeline supports and s tnpptng insulation on about 20 reel or the lme. Oil flow was not affected Drum and Freeman were be- ing held an the Fairbanks State Jail pending arraignmenl- Wertz. a native of Oakland, was arrai gned W ednesday before District Court J udge Herschel Crutchfield, who or- d e r ed h i m to undergo a psychwtric examination. The Judge said Wertz would be held without bail until the exam is completed. M E.<NWlDLE, THE flow of crude oil has been stopped for the fifth time. this time by a federal order Just 15 miles short of its destination. The cause· 14 questioned welds on pipe sections inside inside the terminal here. The U .S. Department of Transportation claims the welds arc faulty and don't meet federal standa rds. Officials of the Alyeska Pipeline Service Com- pany reacted angrily to what one called a "last-minute order" and ~aid the welds are sound. · AL VESKA HAD intended to deliver the Prudhoe Bay crude to ~torage tanks here Wednesday, well within the Aug. 1 deadline the firm imposed on itself three years ago. But for now. the oil is still waiting in Keystone Canyon IS miles away iEh DIR DE CISTR JIESRI AUGUST 6, 1977 COSTA MESA DAY IN .TIJUANA AND AT AGUA CALIENTE! Discover the New Tijuana and Agua Caliente! --Of r.,...... • ,.... llood di.,,.... ... Pf-w•yw encl -II\' llndKaPIO boul-Cll tlld9iO"flH A Fun Oayl A Day In New Tijuana In Old Mexico! Slturday, August 8, II Cotta Mesa Day In Tijuana and 1t Agua Cali- ente. Costa Mesa vtalta Tijuana to eee the new look of ltl neighbor· city: to spend a tun dav at the new Agua Caliente S18,000,000 tftt.r• talnrnent cent«t You'll bt lhopplng, dining, watctilng the thOroughbftde run, slghtse91ng, a day of goodwlll, a-~ lntematlonll ftllOw. ahlpl All Day, A FUn Dari Put your own oroup together. en- joy 1 onMSayvacatlOn vlaltlng your neighbor In N..otd Mexico! Join the Mayor, ind other Council member•. Join tnt Chamber of Commerce Prteldtnt. and many other ChamW Mernbttl. L TN -.,._to ... ,....~ cit~ C-ltl Alll"'O ,,_ oi-•I --• ,,_ ~ tllOMOf9d MCI MlorMd 41111 Ct"'9 C...Ve All tor aa.ao Round trfp bUI fare; a dellclous tradltionalty prtpJred, and eerved. brunch: rehehmenta, end more rthah"*1tl: r~ ...Ung at Agua ~ dlloounts fo r two fabutow "10pplng ~ lemplM ol IM talceftent crlll and lft WOt1I "°"' Illa 9hOPI* Of 1M "41u1 CMl9nla Mt I Cllllll OenU.. And You're Invited! Itinerary for COiia Mesa: Be 1 part of It ••• IEI Dia de Costa M .. f Acknowledgtd and t ndof'Md by ti\• Mayor'• ottlct and the Cham. btlf of ContmttW. ...,. • • Electric Demand Record Sclwols, &liaon Output Set.a Mark in Southland Tax Bills 1<0~1';M EAO (AP 1 Wllh ~11 dc.:rt·•· Southern Cahrornl1t 11·m~ntutt:) promptlnc more r 1 "dent. to tum on •1r c<mdl 1111nt<r. and leave them on for 11 l11ngfr J)trlod of Ume, 11ome typt> 11f record was bcKlnd lo be set Tht> roct>f'd Wedn day waa 1et t v tht Southern Calltornu l-:d1Min C'.o • ror lhe most eltt tncal ent••ttY output In thu flrm \ tih year.. At about 3 p m . de rn and for clectrtclty reached 11 ~ m1lhon ktlowatt.,, pantnai the prev101A record of 11 t m1l1111n \..1lo'4utb i,et Jn June, l!i76 ,\LTllOt'GH £DISON mt·t tht. dem.rnd without any power :.hortages. utility spokesmen -..uggeMed that their customers refrau\ from using electrical 11.p pliances during the day, especially between noon and 6 p.m . -the most popula.r air con- ditionine period. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power also set a re- cord Wednesday; customers' power demands were the highest this year. AND THE San Diego Gas and Electric Co was on the verge of issuing it's second ··energy alert" in as many days But a malfunctioning generating unit was put back into service just 1n lime. The Pacific Gas and Electnc Co. in uorthern California hasn't faced the type of heat wave that produces a peak electricity de. mand. But b ecause of the drou~ht, tho aouth ern utllltht6 haven't ~en uble lo borrow u mud1 hydroel~lrlc power Crom the north a5 thty 41re uccu6t.omed to ThCJ ~outhern utilities c1.tn meet * * * demand.\ on • heavy day like Wednesday, but tbe costs are hl1her, since they are generating more power from their own ayatem~ which use higher·cost aulphµr fuels. * * * Electrical Bill Surcharge Upped SACRAMENTO (AP> The California Board of Equahiallon h.t'> approved a :w> percenl mcrease in an electrical bill surcharge to :.up port the state Eoer1Y Commission The board chairman, William Bennett, said Wednesday the sur- charge was required by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's budget increase for the commission. He called 1t "a hidden general tax increase for a state govern- ment which is already bloated with a swollen $3·bllllon surplus of taxpayers' money." BENNETT, CRITICAL OF THE commission's performance, said its budget had tripled in its three years of existence. The higher surcharge will take effect in bills for September. On- ly a few users, including banks and the federal government, are ex-empt. It will be l.S cents per 100 kilowatts or power, up from the cur- rent one cent. That would raise the aver age family's surcharge in the Sacramento area from 8 to 12 cents a month. IT WILL RAISE ABOUT $17.7 m1lhon The commission is increasing its staff by 200 persons to 575. Commission spokeswoman Stephanie Bradfield said the in- crease is needed for expansion in the forecasting staff, and more work for the power pl ant siting di vision. Bennett also quoted A. Alan Post, the legislature's nonpartisan fiscal analyst, as saying, "Few taxes are as widespread as the sur- charge." Talk Due SACRAMENTO <AP> -Two conference committees trying to negotiate separate property t.ax relief and school finance bills are to meet Monday oo the amount ot money in each. Sen. Nicholas Petris, chairman of lhe Senate-Assembly panel on the tax relief bill, unexpectedly a nnounced the get t ogether Wednesday. IT WAS AN indication of the difficulty in agreeing on the makeup of the two money bills. Some Democrats on Petris' panel have been trying to con- vince Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. to put more direct homeowner and renter relief into the bill. But Assembly S peaker Leo McCarthy has said the costs of both wouJd have to be reduced to a void future tax increases. · BROWN'S SCHOOL bill. in- tended to help equalize funding between rich and poor districts. would cost $306 million during the curr ent fiscal year. His property tax measure would cost $945 million. But McCarthy said by 1982, the combined cost would be $3.6 billion a year --wiping out the current $2. 75 billion budget sur plus and any future surplus. School officials are anxious to have early results so they can budget for next year. Foreign Food Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. samples Filipino food dur- ing a visit to a senior citizens hot luncl} program in Stockton. The governor toured six volunteer programs at and near Stockton State Hospital Wednesday. He re- peated his plea for volunteers saying they will be needed more and more as neighborhood and family ties grow weaker. Fresno Man Slain FRESNO <APJ A Fresno man was shot to death about mid- night, and police said he m ay have been the 17th victim of Mex- ican·American gang violence here m less than a year. Frank Neri Vindiola, 36, was shot four times in front of his home after walking outside to tal k to someone, officers said . UC Minority Criteria Hit For water;.saving gardeners Check that sprinkler system now for leaks and worn out parts. These defects waste precious water, and cause you unnecessary expense. We have a full line of quality sprinkler system parts. for replacement or new Installation. You'll also find experts who can help you get what you need. SACRAMENTO <A P > -An Assembly Postsecondary Education subcommittee report said today that graduate schools should be allowed to give preference to members of minority groups. The report, alter a study of lhe Alan Bakke case, said state schools-should be allowed to use · race as at least one criterion for admission. Jt c alled the minority admissions program at the University of California, Davis, "inept." The program was ( J declared unconstitutional STATE by the state Supreme -----------Court. There's an appeal in the U.S. Supreme Court, whose verdict could af- / eel policies nationwide. Pilot in Near ..... 1s• f d«mtffled ~ANGELES <Ai» -A student pilot making a solo flight was at the controls of a light plane that nearly collided wit.b a Pacific Southwest Airlines jet over Los ~gel es last week, officials said. · The PSA plane made a sharp dive to avoid bit- ting the small, single-engine craft, a manuever that left 14 passengers injured. Meat Packer• Reeorm Sougllt LOS ANGELES (AP) -The state Attorney General's Office says subpoenas are beine is.sued for the records of 19 Southern California meat packers who are being investigated for possible price-fixing during the past 12 years. Most of the firms will be served with the papers by Friday, said Ch el Hom, a deputy attorney general with the anU-trustsectlon in Los Angeles. . YotalfPter• Flee Cra•laes All at the Plumbing Store. A. PLASTIC CUT-OFF RISERS Non-corrosive. 6·. Rog. 19c each. 9Ceach B. CHAMPION BRASS SURFACE SPRINKLER HEADS y,, Y2 or full spray. Model #17S. Reg. 1.49 98c CHAMPION BRASS POP-UP SPRINKLER HEADS Model #18S. Aeg.1.99 1.48 'C. CLASS 125 PVC PIPE For a complete do-it·yourself sprinkler system. Y2· x 10·. Reg. 49c 29c o/• • x 1 O'. Reg. 69c 39c 0. ~"ANTI-SYPHON VALVE Code approved. Non.corrosive plastic. Model #R706. A911. 3 99 2.88 E. RICHDEL 3-STATION' AUTOMATIC TIMER Program it for controlled, regular watering. Model #R303-LG. 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The board says Standard Oil of Ohio (Sohio), ~hicb would operate the terminal, has not made a '.sofficlent commitment to protect California air quality. , ,Struggle Ends ~ t,o Guard G~rrelw LOS ANGELES <AP> -A softly-spoken "Yet,n and a nod of the head of Groucbo Matx has ended tbe bitter struggle over who wlll be permanent caretaker for the 88-year-otd com- • edlan. Santa Mooica SUpertor Cowt Judge Edward Rateedte tran1terred court 1>roceedinC• to Marx's bedside at Cedan-Slnal boapltal Wednelday so that Man could approve hi.a gaodaon Andrew uhll comenrator. After tbe 10-rnlnute •esaion. 27-year-old AD- drew Marx was liven chars~ ot "tbe pVIOD'' of Grouc:bo Marx, whlle the Bank of Arneric:a will be htl fi1'ancla1 conservator. THE JUDGE DESCRIBED Marx as "not all that ~ommunlcetlve, but reaaonabll alert." RaleecUei old that Mar~. 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My the saml' token. another set ol statistics tclb u~ 27 1>t.:1·ct.·nl of all fum11ies in the United St ates an• li ving bl'low th e PO\ 1..•rty level bcc:aus t.• their <:ash income i ~ S5,fi50 or less (for a fa mily of four 1 But a t·on~n·ssion~1·1 study po111ts out that lhe per c..·L•ntagt• would rlrop to 8.l 11' Lhl• '>lalisticians adth•d 1n :-.uth benefit:-a:- "c lf~1rc , Social S1..·c:u11t.v . loud ~tamps and flll•d1tal ass1st:11H·1..· I l'l'l't\.'l'<1 hv man,· ol tht>se fam1lit.•s · · In short. wt• still lion t know \\ho .., rt•<tl 1 ... une mployl'd and who·s really poor What we do know 1s that the gon·rn ment seems to have a vested interest 111 proving lo us how miserable we are anrl how badly we need more ~overnmcnt Shoplif tiiig Law - It 1-. to '>ii~ ho\\'l'' t'I . th.<.it lhl' turnm11 h·t· rt·purl :-hould havl' been b<Jsed 011 IJ1'11\ t•n :dltogat ie1ns and rwt testimonv that '' ;1:-.n 't suh,1c<:t 1 o <Tos:--exa min<.tt ion or" sonH• (11 ht•r form of v1·rif1t·:t1 io11. .\ nt.·w ... talt' law. now in effect. ma\ c..·<isc the costly bur den of shopllft111g losse's for both merchants and tht.• consumers who L'ventu:.il ly pu:k up thc..' lab an l'Stimalpd s:n a year for l'\'l'ry t'uliforn1an The hill. SB 20<i:.I. pro,·itlt>s a mandatun· l'rne of from S.50 to $500 for eonvkted shoplift l'fS . J\n<.I it furt her prov1d1..•s tha t parent:-. may l>l' tll'ld liablt• for the flnt• 11' th\· ..;hopliftcr is undl'r 18. U.S.-Souiet Compariso11 Shelved .. <' 1 1 ••• ,, Statistic·a) Jungle T he law :.tlso permit:-ml'n:hant:-. to aµ prchend and dctam anyorw suspe<:tcd 111 -.;hopli fting bdorc he or she..• leaves the ~ton: rr the suspctt does not admit the theft (If volunteer l o undergo a search in front of ,1 witness. the merch a nt may continue the de tention -wit h reason able restraint 1f necessary--until police arc called. .. ~ Gloomy Defense Study ( ;o\'(.'I nm1..•nt ">lat1sl1ts become mor·f· and morl' d1ffitult to fathom. or even to 1·ompult• with reasonable accurac~· l''or cxampk. the federal regulation that requ1n·s an~·unl' registerin g for certain government bl'nl'fib from food stamps to :ud to <.lept•nd1..•nt chtldrt-n lo general welfar e .1ss1stam•1..• to also re):!tstcr for work. has quill' ina1..Turat1..·h hoost1..•d unemployment I 1gun.·s Th1..· 1dL·a of thL• work reg1strat1on rt' ql11rcmt·n1 Lo wc('d out professional pa r:isit t's was sound Only the police may enforce '' body or· pt1ckage search. If it doe~ producc stoll•n art1clcs. it·:-. up lo t he merchant to pre..,s '·harge!'> Hut thl' ta<:l 1:-man~· of those r eceiving as:-1stanc·t· art· 111 fal't unemployable. or ha\l' no mtt'ntron of scriow;ly looking for work. or \\0111<1 ht• t•x 1..·mpl if assigned to a Shopliftmg :-k1ms more t han S7 btllton .. .n~ur from businesses throughout th1..· coun try. Often it begins as a youthful lurk. Tlw new law. parent!-> s hould well nolt'. ''ill mukc the ... gamt.•" tonsiderahl.' less ;imu.., ing Teacher Retirement Earlier Date Would Overload Pension Fund • Should teachers be granted re· • tirement after 30 years service regardless of age' Proponents argue "yes ... maintaining that und er today's stand ar ds such lengthy service constitutes a "fu ll teaching career "They also say that br oadening t he op· por t unity for retir e m ent 1s necessary to make room for the ove r a bun d ance of youn g teaching graduates seeking jobs. The issue will come to a head soon in the Senate where AB 674 , a lready ap- proved by the A ss embl y . awaits hear· in gs be fore t h e Sen a t e committees dealing with P u b I i c Employ ment and Finance Supported by t he California Teachers As- sociation. the measure is op- ( EARL WATERS ) posed by the Teachers Retire· m ent System as well as t axpayer g roups . The Re tire m e nt System's official opposition is both understanda ble a nd expect· ed. Facing serious problems by re ason of being underrunded some $8 billion, its object ions are compelled by financial reasons and leave unansw e r e d the philosophical and sociolo~ical questions. .\.CTUALLY, educators may now retire as early as age 55 re gardless of years of service but at a reduced rate. For the pension program is geared to a retirement age of 60 which. with 30 years service. would provide half pay. Under AB 674, authored by Assemblyman Louis Papan. re· Lireme nt would be permitted even before aae SS at near full pension for those with 30 or more years service. That ol course 1s the problem Both employe and em ployer contribu(ions have been comput- ed on the half.pay at age 60 with 30 years service formula. Any re- ductions of the age requirements without overall changes in the r ates of contribution can only re- sult in the teacher pension pro· gram becoming even more un- derfunded than it already is. This, even though the present numbe r who would instantly become eligible for early retire· ment is not great and is estimal· cd to be about 2,500 by the retire· ment fund officials. Recognition has been given at least in part to this aspect or the problem by the bill's author. He provides that there would be some reduction from the full re- tirement be.Qefits for those opting for th,e early r etirement. He also provide9 that the school districts must make additional contribu· lions to cover to some degree the added costs for those taking ear- ly leave. WASJUNGTON A defense expert's report lo Congress on relative U S.-Soviet military stren gth . colltTadt cl ilrg the Carter adm inistration's rosy view. has resulted 10 s uppression of the report and threats that the expert may lose his job An alarming picture was paml ed by John M Collins, a Library of Congress researcher, in his report pre pared for the Senate armed Service s C ommittee last March · relative U.S. declines, both qualitative and q ua n t1talivc. rising vulncrab1hly in Weste rn E u r ope . poss1 ble erosion of lhe nuclear deter.rent. Collins is suffering Cassandra's fate. The committee's staff re- jected the report, and Collins faces d1sc1phnary action.· It is alleged this was prompted by the Carter adm inistration. bl.ll that has not been proved and 1s dented Nevertheless, 1t fits a Carter adminislrat ion tendency. previously r eported by us. to smother material t hat would a rgue for h igher defense spend- ing With a hold on Pentagon spending essential for President Carler 's balanced bud get. the tendency is likely to continue. THE COLI.INS report was re- quested in July 1976 by Frank Sulli van. staff director of the Senate Armed Services Commil- tee. He asked the Congressional Research Service (an arm of the ., Library of Congress) for an un- classified comparison of U.S. and Soviet military strength Wlult Sullivan wanted was a nuts·and- bolts catalogue to c beck Defense Department figures. What Sullivan got was more than he asked or bargained for. Collins. with defense experience totalling 35 years, devoted full lime to the projeet. He conferred with Sulhvan in October and periodically gave him progress reports. Wor king through the ( EV ANS-NOV AK ) Christm as holiday and 100-hour weeks at the end. he rimshed a draft Feb. 16. After review by the Defense Department, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the services, Collins presented a final draft. ready for publication. to Sullivan March 9 Al that point. Sullivan had ut lered not a word of cril1c1sm "QUANTITATIVE changes 1n the U.S. and Soviet armed fo rces since 1970 favor the Soviet Union with scattered exceptions," Collins c on c lud e d . "IJ .S q u a litat ive leads. less p ro nounced than in the pasl. cannot completely compensate ... The result "impinges increasingly on American abilities to deter at lacks against the United Stales. defend this country if deterrence rails. and safeguard associates whose security 1s closely hruced with our own .. Collins also re.ported thlll NATO is q uant1tal1vely out cla ssed ty the Warsaw Pact in a lmost evety category. "and 1s losing its qu alitative edge 1n sever al respects t hat count " Other samples from the 218·pagc report: "U.S. bombers a nd ICBMs arc m o re vulne r a ble t.han ever before ... Soviet counterpa rts a r e compara ti vel y secure because of our second·strikc strategy. "American forces, people and production base are naked to nuclear attack. The 'vulnerabili- ty gap' grows. because Soviet leaders stress defense. while U.S. leaders do not. End resul ts eventualf y could erode our deter · rent ." · WID.LE CLAIMING US. ad· vantages in leadership. aircraft, s ubmarines and other areas. Collins did not soft.pedal weak n esse s . On a nti-subma ri ne w arf a r e, f o r exa mpl e "Breakthroughs in the detection field are still In the blueprint stage, but beyond that. the size of Americas specialized force 1s .:.imply insufficient. ' Suddenly~ Sullivan 1ofd Collins lhe report did not meet require- m en l s <.tnd wo u ld not be published Col Lins asked that por- tion:. b<' published separately; Sullivan refused. T r ying to salvage something of his report 1cos1 to lhl' taxpayer about SS0.000,. Collins persisted. Thal brought rn Gilbert Gude. 1 h t' I n r m l' r M a r y 1 a n d Con(:rcssman. who now heads I ht• Conj:!rcss1onal Research Serv1c<.• Wnlmg Collins in June. Gude denied him a Civil Ser vice slcp increase. contended the 're- port 1:-"not of an acceptable I l' v <' l or t· o m p e t en c e · · a n d warn1..•d or d1sc1plinary action if ht' violated the confidentiality of the client s request. Our checks wrth Pentagon of· fic1als :md other defense experts who have read the ColHns report, \I.Nit· t•vojon_g :.oroc cpt1cisro ol ·tiif' wnt10g and organ~zallon, pro- duced iteneral pr.tse c f his pro. ress1onal competence. lnd~ed . Senate committee staffers did not echo Gude's charge..ot incom· petcnce but complained of "un· s ubstantiated asser tions " and claimed they had only asked Collin~ lor a "bean count" of weapons WHY THEN was• this not told Colltns much earher' Suspicion a rises lhal the substa nce, not merely the form, of Collins's re· port was offensive. Some defense sou rces claim the National Security Council (NSC). then rlramng PRM-lO's cheery view of V .S ·Soviet ~treng th , in- tervened to kill the Collins re - port The committee's staff de- nies it, and there is no evidence lo contradict them. Still. suppressing the Collins report is of a piece with eliminat- ing the President's Foreign In- telligence Advtsory Bo.ud, down· grading Air Force intelligence and ~-poohi ng the.';l'eam "B" d issenting viei.v J>n R ussian strength . This 1~ >'.l\:> season for Cassandras. · • .. Theater and Music Demands Different The words "play.goer" and "concert-eoer" have the same formation, which may tool us in- to lbinking that they apply in the same W4'Y. But they are vastly different. (SYDNEY HARRIS) Having to bear the brunt of the costs. it is left to the local school districts to grant or refuse the early retirement permitted un· der the bill. Thus the school boards can play Santa Claus with the taxpayers· money for a favored employe or conversely play bar.d·nosed and refuse the same privilege to one not so favored. Just Too Many PeOP,le?. 1 have never heard a concert· goer say: "I went to an Isaac Stem concert last night. He played "l'hree Blind Mice.' or course, it isn't much of a c omposi - lion, but that man cert.ainly knows how to get the m ost o ut of t h e violin.'' Absurd, isn't it! What concert· goer, ol any level, wouldn't walk out ol the auditorium ln d111U1t and lndi1naUon If a St4'rn strutted onto tlw 1tafe and be.ran llqerina "Throe Blind Mic•'" on his Stradivarius? But thl• 11 predsely what ao· called play-goers 1ay tlme and a1aio. They went to aee this celebrated. uctl'es• or that dis- Ungul.ahed actor -and thou1h the play wu Junk, they cGrtllfnlY~· joyed the way the performer aot the most out of it. 8ll'I' ISN'T IT basically u de~ me..uAr and lnaultinl to watch a fin• actor declatmlna Oie equlvalent Qf "Three Blibd If lee" &1 It would be to listen to I ll'tlt musician playtn1 It co the violin « Plano? II a pleice lsn"t worth dob1a. ls It worth doln1 • n Md th better u b doM. the more wasteful is that talent. This is one of the main reasons that our level of dramatic culture is so inferior to our level of con- cert culture. No concert-goer would tolerate a Stein or a Horowitz debasing his gifts on a baby exercise; but time and again we applaud, s ay, the Lunts, cavorting In some infari- tile charade. WE ATl'END concerts to hear good musicians performing worthwhile compositioos. We at· tend the theater. lar1ely. to see stafe personalities exhibit their tricks and mannerisms, reaanl· lea.a olthe qu.allty ol the material they regale us with. And u lOQC as .thJs public al· tltude peraista, there la Uttle ln· centive for those atase perfOt'IQerl to offer ua anythlnJ more than amiable nonaenat or pretentious fol-de-rol. If we v. · u eager to see them In "Sorry, Wl'Ull Room" u in Cbekbov or lbnn (and ma»be more uter>. then why bother to work bud for • tueeft credime whtn It acarcety pays? THE PL.\ Y is very much ~ the thlat IA e«stemponry tioCM· ty; tbe .Player ll. We wcribip p~rsonaHty beyond mere prow- esl!; we lay out cash to " Names, and eveauaaUy t.heNasne becomes a au~Utut.. for tht Tblnt. tbt P1cka1e for th• Product. WASHINGTON -The final Armageddon will likely come, in the opinion ~of intelligence analysts, not fl'Om a nuclear ALSO INVOLVED in the coo-holocaust but· from the simple sideratioo is whether or not th~ crush of people. pensions will really be for retir e-No less than t he National m4!nt. Recent disclosur>es or Security Council has labeled the ploys engaged In by some school r u n a w a y administrators may dim the p o pulation chancesofpassageofthe bill. g r o w t h These revelations center on a round t h e thotle school offi~ials who, haVinJ w o r l (1 as a taken early retirement, \urn "thrdat to ou r right about and enter into "con· n a l i o n a I sultina" cootracts with the same security." districts lro,:n which they have The ~cil jusl retired, to do virtually th~ c a~ l ed. Io r same work they had been dolna. popul1ti0n re- thua btlftJ pald twice lor the one. p o t t e ' l a 1 t Job. • year from U.S m bassies in 77 Dear Gloomy GU8 cou.olriea. 'lbelr responses havt now been su.rnmarbed In a pim intelU.,ence document. The atUdy warns that lhe sheer mus Ot;~e already ls beiln ntnc to ltll1e bu.man lite on this planet. Out ambassadort report lhat underdeveloped naUons a.re ntDnlni °"'t of food to sustain thelr 'PeoPI• Uvlni costa are pluaitna tbae natlont into debt until lMY ~""unable to finance lhelr 'IUryJT•I. TllB .Ht1MAN encroachment, Uk 1 pique of locusts, ta aJao deva. tatina the~. "A majori ty or our emba ~ies In Africa, Aila and mt In LaUn America, re~ lv pc>eke or cSeellftinc a ricUltur prOducllYity dut ~o (JACK ANDERSON J w id espread s lash -a nd-burn rarming, overg.r azing and over- croppin~." the study assert.$. The , cauae: • population pressures.·' The Hme warnin& is echoed in a n Agriculture Dept report which declares urgently that. un- less the population explosion is contained. "ther~ ultimately Is no solution to the world food problem." The poputat \on bomb, warns the intelligence study. wlll also produce a polltic:al explosion. Jn m any countries. the U.S em- b assies pTedlct •'ris ing UJ\· employment and undertmploy· ment, with countleas mllllQl\.S un· able to eke out a llvln1 ln l'\U"al area.<i, jamming into already overcrowded cities where living conditions for many are eppall- iog." This "can only spawf\ !octal unh.at with serioua polltlcal and even ~Ual strat.t1lc lmpilca- Uona. • t.be study "tresses. By tho )'Hr aoo. tor example, Mexicb City may be the most populous urban a ln the world. there V,el there iS "a widespread un· awareness otthe ecol?omic facts of Ufe," states ttle >~port, "in- cluding wishful thinking that economic d evelopm e nt will a utom atically r esolve the population problc:m." A disturb- ing 62 percent or the nations have no populatlon policy at all. Footnote : R e p . Fredrick Richmond.,J\>.·N. Y . is leading a move in Cohgress lo deal with tM population problem . ORANGE COAST DAILY PtlOT ·, • "ilHl'rt .. ,. w ..... f>J°f>llJIW"r 'TMwioii tcd 111il. ~ • .tforbd"~ t'rt~k~ 'td1tl1rtOJ ,,lio, 1:dlt6r i'tle ed1torlot r>nt<! of t!J bally Pilot url(~ to 111for"? and •llmuhal<! readers by prwenlin11 on Utis page dl\·trse comm•nt.ry on topic• or inter est b)' !l)'lld,\cat- td columnista and cartoont1t1. by provtdldll o forum for ·readeNI' vtt•wi; a,,d by prtt~tntini lhtl' newspa~r·s opinion and ideaic oo currtni topll'S 1'h~ «fltortot optn1on~ ot tht' Dally Pilot appear only In thr <•c.hlor1al t'olumn al the top of thr JH•jlr 0111nlon:\ ex- prc f(! h) thr rntumn1w .ind t·artuon1,.1~ •nd ltltt•r v.ntt1'11 arco their uv. n end n<1 l•n<h~ m t C\I ~r \I~,. b\; Ul t Dail\ Pll<'t M<>vtd b'' inft"rrl'd. • ·:I., u~ y. J~& .. 1977 ----... _ ---~ DAILY PILOT A 7 • Prison Sharp Contrast for Mitchell K atOrdft" Sen John McClellan. D· Ark., has been ordered by his physicians to takt• a two · month rest . McClellan's physicians say he has been suf- fering from chest discom - fort, blamed on over-exertion . He is h os - pitalized in Little Rock, Ark. MONTGOM EK\ Aha I A!' I l!:xtled rrom lhe 1 Jrd1ed hft"at) It• ht• knt•w 1n1 t:orp11rult• ullorney and L abmrl offl<'t'r, John N Miii twll "1·om111u lo lt'rm!> ~1th hu, ncv. ex1slt•n11• u!'I u11 11ir11ult· 111 u federal priaon camp Hb only f•m1llur .:1 cutun .. t·omfort n11.1) be lht: lob cco with which hc •toke~ h111 over prci.ent pipe \ lth<>u1h s1ouc.·ht•5 of Pnnt•t· A I bcrt are 111ov1ded free to snmal<•1., Mllchl'll stlt•ki1 with Bond Street hlcnd. avalloble ut the prl'lon c·11111111l!l1>ur} T H E HlRM E R i\ 1'1'0KN to: V <. t:N t~ R AL began servm)( u ~·, 111K)'cl.tr11t•nll'lll't: Junt· 22 for his r<Me m tht• Wutequ1tc ('Over up ThoM· who have ,·1s1ted him !lay hl' 11> udJustin~ we-II lo life Ill the Muxwelt Air .. ·orct• Hu-.e prl1>0111 Jmp I think hc· ., tuuJ!h J' ht• 1 u11 ht• -..rnl 1111c \IS llor to thl' minimum -.c•1·unl\ fo.11·illl\ 11bserv111g that M1l<•ht.'ll ... morcilt.· 1i. 1-(ood ..ill1·1 ..ilrn111>t five v. eek:. Cl' a pn:.c111t-r I le hJ!> ... lot 11( µer!>ona l courage and -.tum111i.1 · The 1·amp hJ:. lwen dt>scnbed b'.\ somt• ui. having a t·ountr) l'lulJ" atmosphert• because of its bucoh<: setting Jloni:: the banks or the Alabama R1vt>r Out even a brief vii.It leaves no doubt that 1t 1s a prison, where personal freedom is limited . I The 63 -ycar <ild ~ Mitchell 1s .confrontl'd ,. ( with Cl myriad or un fami liar l'Ond1t1ons from thl· moment ht: awakens each morning in the bottom tier of a doub l e d el·k ht·d .. ·AP Wir•pPN>1o JOHN MITCHELL squeezt."CI into a fi hy 7 fool <·ul11l'lc 1n one of the camp's seven dorm1toric'i Warden R. W Grunska 1ns1'its that Mitchell is accorded no special treatment. an assertion backed by persons who have visit<.'<.! the ciimp AS AN EXAMPLE, THE MAN who once had a d irect telephone line to the White House switchboard must wait his turn al a bank of four tetephone booths to make contact with the outside world. AJI calls an· collect Inmates are not allowed lo carry any cash. Mitchell was convicted. along with former Nix· on chief of staff JI R. llaldeman and domestic ad. viser John 0 . Ehrhchman. on charges of con- spiracy to obstruct JUSLICC, obstruction O( justice and lying under oath in connection with the Watergate cover-up Grunska refuse:. to cl1scus:. specific details or Mitchell 's activ1t1cs ul the (';imp But the following description of the hfc ht: leads c<:1n be pieced together MITCllt:;LL'S DJ\ V BEGINS J\T 6 a.m . Mon· day through Frid ay, to the sound of a "good morn· ing" greeting carried by loudspeakers into t he single-story stucco dormitory he shares with more than 40 inmates On weekends, when there are no work assign- menLc;, the day starts an hour later He dresses in the khaki shirt and pants he re- ceived when he entered the prison camp and heads Mills Work ENsolon Accepts Job WASHI NGTON IAP1 Former Rep. Wilbur 0 . Mills. whose liaison with an Argen· tine striptease dancer cost him his career as a pow e rful congressman. is joining the Washington office of a New York law firm about Oct. 1 Mills, once the chairman of the tax- wr iting House Ways and Means Committee, will do tax work but no lobbying for the law fir m of Shea, Gould, Climenko and Casey. Mills, vacationing in his hometown or Kensett, Ark., suic1. "l don't know why I've de- cided to go back to work. I'm enjoying what l'm doing." · William A. Shea. senior partner in the firm and the man after whom Shea Stadium in New York is named, said that besides tax work Mills also would work on matters "of his choosing" "IF YOU'RE A HOMEOWNER, you should find it easy to bonow at The Associates!'· 10£ 0 ARll(,/0LA BORROW UP TO ' $50,000* I " I ,. ORANGE ICATEU..A 1408 ~. 1<111•11• 'Ta 99M9111 A. L., Hall, Mgf T\MTtN 1mn, t1tt1& 111.m.-1 • o. t<Metw. Mot "I LA HAB~ 1232 W. Wll11t1er Blvd Tel 902-5722 ~ 0ean.Mo1 ANAHEIM llOOS Euclid Tel 13$-3222 R W, Spiciller Mgr ~OAOVE 831 t Oltden Grove Blvd Tel 63().MtO E M HanlNln Mor SANTAANA 2\)35 N M61n Sl Tel ~2·396& J Clement Mgr ANAHEIM 81 , s. 8l'ookhurst St Tel 718-1250 J A Hvrtado, Mgt for the cafeteria-style damn& hall for breakfast. <1long wllhsome300 Inmates Before reportma to t he educal!on office where he v. ork!> 11s a clerk durln a the week. Mitc hell re· lurns Lo the newly air-conditioned dormitory to. make up his sleel-tram e bunk and clean his cubicle THE FIVE-FOOT-IUGH PARTITIONS that cllv1de the large room into Individual living areas provide some privacy. But, for Mitche ll, that privacy is diminished by having lo share the cubicle with another ma n. whom the prison will not identify. When Mitchell i.:ains some seniority, he will be in line for a living art.'H ol his own . Security at the camp 1s light. There are no bars. ~.ills or high fences to keep prisoners inside. only the knowledge th at escape and capture would mean ... .,i.1gnment to another prison with tighter security and more restrictions ~UTCllELL, WHO AS ATl'ORNEY GENERAL wa~ the nation's chief law enfor cement officer. is i.a1d to converse freely with fellow inmates. There ha\ c been no reports of a recurrence of the taunts that greeted him when he arrived. His associates have been incarcerated for a vandy of crimes. all nonviolent. Al most half we re conv1ded on charges or larceny or theft, often in- volving interstate transportation of stolen car s. or on narcotics charges. Bootleggers and moonshiners. who made up 48 llercent of the prison population just five years ago, are down to about 5 percent of the total. Only 3 p<.•rcent of the inmates are serving time for such wh1te·t'Ollar pursuits as income tax evasion and embezzlement Most are from the southeast. 70 percent are ( •• 4 f. ,;~' ., ' . .: ~. •,' '.,. ,1 ·:, '· -.... fI ~ ' ·-it white, the remainder black or HJspantc. The median ageis28 For ht!> clerical work.. Mitchell 1s paid $25 a month, a far cry from the $400,000-$500,000 a year salary he is said to h ave commanded as one or the nation's leading bond attorneys NAME in the \. NEWS He also is working on a book, the notes for which he carried into the prison in a satc))el a nd briefcase. Ligh\.S out is at 10: 30 p. m . durine the week. but, if he chooses. Mitchell m ay s tay up later tq watch television on the black a nd w hite set mounted on the wall or his dormitory's recreation room. Or he may read in the "card room." SATURDAY NIGHT IS MOVIE NIGHT in the prison's auditorium but because of a limited budget. the warden says, most or the movies already have been on television. A recent feature was "The Godfather .. Jnmates arc allowed to purchase $50 worth of items a month from the prison com missary. includ- 1 ng tobacco products. cookies and soft drinks. which they store in lockers at their dormitories. Since alcoholic beverages are banned. Mitchell has had to forgo the M arttnis he was known to enjoy on the "outside." Pack ages from friends and relatives are .restricted to Christmas. with the exception of cer- tain emergency situations. THE CAMP FOOD, THOUGH FAR from the gourmet fare available to Mitchell during his hey- day, is substantial and vaned. Such local foods as okra. coll ards and fricc1 yellow hominy appear fre· quently on the menu THE ICE CREAM MAN We Make Our Own Ice Cream Fro~en Y OCJUrl In The Tradition of I UD'S of San Francisco 2609 Newport l h d. Newport IHch 675-3770 ~ •. u..,, ....... 11,.._ '"&ht ... _ ......... Suede's look-alike dressed up to party! " 'I -.. The fabric you love and love again. here. with all Kinds of tun -loving details. Like corselet lacing. embroidery. p1p1ng. contrast trimmings of paisley and plaid. Float . gathered back, brick; button -back iumper. fawn · color, 5 13, Arnet® triacetate/nylon, below with cotton trim. From Dan Joy. Each, $30 Planning.a get -together? Come see the entire collection of Dan Joy suede -like Jumpers. modeled Friday, July 29. noon to 4 pm Young Attitude Dresses . ~. •I • .. ... ' Shop Mon-Fri. 10:00-9~30, Sat. 10.Q, Sun. 1'2 -5. Bullock's Sou.th C ·-------· OAA.VPtLOT !!\ur!d!r. Jul'/ • , m QUEENIE Iv Phll lnterlandl H• l • D k F • d ---- 1 --"-.""--· .-----1s or1c ra e 10 '!ilf.Jfl1' I . ,-{ Gt~ Labeled 'Forgery' I ·BERKELEY <API The cructely the plate is a modern forgery," his re- hillered Piute ol Bna:ss, touted for 40 port said. ) ear!'l as u rellr left berund by ex-Prof. Thomas Barnes. a UC his· \r,• \111111111·1 , . ..,t,·d in CS<' ape, some pla111 g<1"ktnl!. or JU'-I n;iu11t1ng 1\llll rll\lrl buck~''" OCC Reports Dean's List A total or 1,033 stu- dents at Orange Coast College have made the Dean's List for academic excellence during the spring semester. plorcr Sir 1''ranc1s Drake almost 400 toriM, speculated that students here years ago, apparently Is "a modern may have concocted the hoax after forgery," according to reports re-their professor urged them to watch leased here. out for the plate. The slab, bearing a mes~age claim-.. Some skeptics about the plate 1ng the ~orthern California area. for have even suggested the name of a Queen E~1zabeth .and ~ngland, ra1s.ed possible hoaxer or two who died soon a fur~r 1n the historical community after its discovery," said James Hart, when 1t was discovered under a stone dir ectorofUC'sBancroftLibrary. nea r what now is Greenbrae in Marin County 41 years ago BUT DETAILED STUDIES of the plate. conducted by the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory and the Oxford University Research Laboratory, show that the metallic content of the plate 1s incorrect for the period. MIT metallurgist Cyril Smith con- cluded after examining the plate that it contains too much zinc and too little copper or lead to be 16th century brass. "ALL THE FEATURES I have not- ed make me incline to the opulion that PROF. HERBERT BOLTON ac- repted the plate so completely lhat the pranksters may have been too em bar· rassed toadm1l the forgery. he added Hart says he asked for an investiga- lton of the plate's origin after Gov Edmund G. Brown Jr. called for a celebration of the 400th anniversary of Drake's landing. Historians say the plate's eXJstence is discussed in an account of the 111-r ated voyage by Drake's chaplain, who said the famous captain ordered the marker while refitting his vessel, the Golden Hinde, in mid-1579. Coast 'P To Offer 2 Courses WANTED DIAMONDS • GEftlSTONES Jewel'> by 1osephs 1s searching for diamonds and gemstones from prn1a1e ind1v1dua1s and estates, Careful exem1n a11on and evaluatoon by our experts Highest prices paid Call 540-9066 10-9 daily. Saturday 10·6, A five-week series of Sunday closed Ask for Betty Grace or Frank VanderWall me We begi wat onl .. ost unique / ,you to our group boats, 5' 46), for as ~.. 1/2 ay. ...J j; qtemJJ~s~lps open ers free ilf4s ~;t; to new I also ·offer a ners c~itrs~ of/ , se -pr1vat 5. or that total, 264 stu- dents, or 25.6 percent of the l i s t , ea r ned . s traight-A averages. A breakdown by city ot the str aight-A spring semester students: N•ncy R P•l..,.r. Lynne E. P•nl1n. Th•no Tat Pl\•m, K•l~leen N. Phlllll>S. Li•• 0 . Plroum••n. L~IMd T Pio(•, E1>1a1>et11 A Retai<o. Mari< F. Rotlltiy, /Nry Jo A R1>i.a, St .. l)h•n Rocco, J•mes O S.tno•rs. Jer.tld J Scl'looll, Janice E Scotl. l•••>• A Smltll. Jos•Ph M. Snvoer, Mocnaei C. ~p•rrow, Ru\WI A. Stolln\, Ro•• M Strom. J•noce J, S..9al, Patty S Sulllv..,,, 01v1a C T•ubner, C1noy L T l'lomu, Amy L l llOmpson. Donn• c. T 11urtier-, Mtclwel A. Tooa. M•nh Ou< Tr•n. How'a,.d T. Tr•vor. A@bP<ca W W•ldror>. Slllrley J . Walters, Mi<h••I R Weouneyer. Mar k A. Wh•tl•v. John F. Whllmo11. Nan<v E. Wllllems, K•ren Y. Wood, Tllom•• M Ytnuo, Yultt .4. Yoshino, Oavul J. VOUftO. Ovlsllne M . l•ld1. DAILY PILOT movement education ('lasses f o r young •1ewels by ·1oseph ( J children will be orrered ___ M_A_I_L_B_o_x __ o/' STIMULATES at the Orange Coast YMCA beginning Mon-~~S~o~u~t~h~C~o~as~t P~l~a~za~· ~33~3~3~B~ri~st~o~l.~Co~s~ta~M~e~sa~· ~5~40-~9066~~~~========================= 8ALe<>A -O.vtd M c.<>ro-~. Gre99 S Llnholl, s..,, T M<Glnly, LOrN G Mlnk~I. M'<helt E NtPGte 8AL.eoA ISi.ANO -V1HI IC, e-ver~. Nah<• T. Greer. Kelly W V•ll. Julf.,...W•tion COllONA DEL MAit -Jonn J Con,..•y. Scoll A Miiier, M•rk F. Ov•••. S... C. ROllet'I\, N•nc y E. Ro~ COSTA MES.A -Heidi C. APC>#I. Freo N &Mbour. Ml<Ntl R S.•IW!n. Rotn•rd A 8u1..-. Ellen J Buie, K•••n A. Ber9, C•rot M Bemh.,t, Jt>•n11 L BIS>«ll, P•lrk k J Brnnt. Tammy J C•r•v. Ml<h••• A. C•thc<1rt, MlcMet P. Colll~n. Nlldoa Conta100, S..ndy L COilen, V•tlrl MOl>amacl Dablr, RO~rt D. El•m. Elll•betll A Ftlle., Jun L Flom, Scott o Gordon, Miio Creln~r. MMtM K. C.uv. Robert D. HU9, Carolyn L. Harrli, Stevon c;. Hockmdf'I, R~rt L HO(ktl, Wiii L. HOllitCUly, Jr .• P•trku D. Hou, LIH A. Huheng<1, Irene L. Jeck, Lawrence A. JeclU. Juov A. Jaek'°", Kim L. JoyMr, K•tnleen M ic .. ,,., Oevld R. Kelly, Jackie L Khngler, Jam•• S Knoa, Oenlel B. Kroo9Nrd, K•thrvn 'A. LOmb.Jrdt, 8111 R Loumou, Erin l. Mee•. Roei.rt A.~"'· K•lhlHn M. M•rttn, John M. Mertotlno, T1mo111y A. Meuc, Mochatl I:. M<CrxllM.J-L Mcu,,., WllllMO Merllno, Brtnde Merrt .. m. MIChHI A. Miiier. Norvllte Moe k, K•rln C • Muehltwr9er, M•rk K Mulllkln. Noelle N•lto, KA'(OkO M Ntbrlg, J•<- Quele .... M. Newcomb. Mv Huo"11 T Nguyen, DI-I( N ... Ck. Ktnloo K. Opper,,..n, Jeffrey L. P•lmbl•<M. Death Notice• LILLY ROBERT E. LILLY, IOVt"9 hu•t..nd an<1 l•tl>er d1..i on July 2Sth .it 1110 •Ot o• S4 ro11ow1nv • ••rwi•Prf llfMu He n survived by his wile Marv. 114UOllters Susan Wll.dom •n<I S.nclra Muolles •nd three 9ran<10.u9hltrS, ell of Cos•• M~sa. C.. Mr Lilly w•s born In Brolt. Iowa and !TlOlled to,...., Harbor Ar•• In 1~1. \ef'vlnq M Administrative AHi\· IMI lo Or Cn.rtei Dlerenllol.,, 'astor 01 SI Andrew's Prosbyltrlan Cllurc11 for S VUf\. Memorial strvl<ts will be held •t II 00.t.M on ~rldav, July ?9th al P'OUNTAIN VALLEY -Lou J C1lhtr,..._, Rowlln<I P. Chtn(f. RtNt A. Gutoeml<k. JUM•P .JoOln. Wiiiiam E L•u•. C..rOI A. LAV•ll•Y. P•u• E. LOYt joy, Betty s. Munn. Pete c. Ov111, Lvncw M. Scllumec:ller, Grp90ry w. Scott, Voter-le L W•rt.ur-. HUNTINGTON 8 EACH -W1lli1m C. Akers. ThOrTMs 4. 1Mrvev1n. Chros M Bl_r,.,.nn. Curtiss E. Bull.lip, CtH1\ Chrh topherson. K•ren Cllrl\loplw>rson. Barbara A.. Clark, Jim.-E. Clark, Do•na L O•llon, M•r• 8, Oon•llue, Vickie L. Donato.on, Gregory J Downs. Lt>ht G. Oroe. Joa nn M FrtmSlo\d, Allredo C G;ilW't, Linda J C.aerllilrl, Mlcho l W Grunberg, Oavod M HayPs, P!llllo A Hll<htO<k, Dor>na L Hutton, C1n<1y R. Jtltress. VI< tori• .J. Jowpll, Jack E Justt\Pn, June M. L111th, Lisa Ltt, L.to·Ltne Leon9, Beverly J . Maritn, Susan J , Moroen1.maer, Mar9are1 A. Olson, c arol M Overmyer, Patrlctcl L Pertln, Susan C. Pate, Nyla M PaulS<'n, Patncla A. PeS<'nt1. Anne R. PllllllPS, Cerot L Roelle, Cindy K. Sllttks, Mltlll>tl R. Soursby, Betw R lollH. ~rl Von Freymann. Curl O. Wagoner, Douglas A Wallace, Margie J . WetnQand, Jol\n A. Wllll.tker. N EWPOlllT IEA'H -TllOmas £ ASll, M.,c B. Atllesev. Marv T. Btckel, C.r"9Qfy P Belous, Joan E Belo.,s, Us• E. lll•<k, Qlpryl A. Bonebrato.t, S.tll A. B...-11. Tnertsa M C•mpOell, Llrcl.1 s. C.r1er. P•ul T. CIAh•orthv, Mutla Y. Cooper, Ml<h•tl T. Oan•lter, Kollttn M Di<k'1on, Jo/In D. Oudek, Nancy R. Ounl•P. OouJ. EllloU. Joan E. Ellis, Ellubeth A. En9t1nd, Susan M E"91tnd, Rol:lert S. E$kr~. Robert Forsyth, R090r F. Gwttin, Vlol1 S. H~.,.rle, Lyle 0. H1>ktll. O.nJ•mln A. Hernander, Oe,,. C. Hllly1rd, Wyoma 0 . Holm•nn, Ltsll• A. H-•rci. Connie J. H~iH. Her- rlPl L. Hutcllo"""'· 0111 F. JpflflH. D•le E..Jones. Ellen E. LA.non, Also. Davtcl 8. Link, Steve M . M•dorsky, Su.an E . M cCall•, Mt<llell~ A. MtGowen, Don W. Ollll9, Oebra l. Osterman, Rlch•rd A. Piette, Oou91as R. Prkhtrd, Wllll•m L. Pflchard, R~rt E. R..o, Jr., Lu<v A sa1a1•r. Lenore K. SchOM, Wiiiiam H . Stavy. Cllarlu H . !tour~. ROl\ald L. Strawn. K•lllV L. T rougllton, ChrlSloPller C. Wtber. Bruce M. We•dt, Diana IC. Wtrley, Robert A. Wood, Leslie E. Woody. Trac yM.Zellms. day. .~ R egistration for the Mommy and Me classes, which will m eet on Mon- days and Wednesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 10 a.m .. and the k1ndergym cl asses. held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9. 30 a.m. to 10. JS am., 1s un- der way at the Y al 2300 University Drive. The Mommy ;md M<: sessions are for children between the ages of 18 months and three years a nd the kind er gy m . which does not involve mothers in the class. is for children between the ages or 3 and 5. Cost of the Mommy and Me clai;s is $7 for members and $17 for non-members. The k in· dergym classes cost SlO for m embers and $18 for non-members. Cal Poly Honors Students Several South Orange County students are on t h e 1977 Pres ident's Honors List for Cal Poly . St Arlll.r•w" Prf\byterlAn Cllurcll , w•th thlJ Rov. Dr Chari" Dltrent1tld : ofl1c1ctfil"l9 P ,.,..; t San Luis Obispo. EVAHS i SALLY ANN EVANS. rHldent of ; N•woort Boc11. C111101nt•. Pasuc1 , •w•v July 17. "11. Surv•vod by lier • husb&ncl James C. Ev•M S..rvlcn wlll ; be lltld 10 OOAM Fri • July 19, •t P«lllc Deaths • View Chapel Entombment •t P41Clllc • Vle--.Mtmorla l Park. Hewport ; Beech Mrs Evens was attllleled wllll , Ille H-Ho$Plt•I Mentel Multh Unit, • Herb<w Key. C1nc1e-.11a Gulld fCHO<:l, ; 1>41St vl<e P'e>l<lfnt of t .... Arttlrlli• , FouncletlOn In llev of !tow.rs. lemlly w-•" oon.u~ In lier memory to • the Moa9 Presbvterl•n HOIPll•I. Peclfl< Vtew M«tu.,ycllr~tor~. HAttDAWAY MARY ~ARDAWA Y, beloved "'lie of : Eerl E. H•nlewav. mofl"'r of Mr\. • Oorotlly L. Coellren, el10 wnt1"9CI by two l•St~s -lour gunckhllClren . • Gr•Ynlcle M!rYlc•s n JOPM Frld•Y. For•st i...--G•-•••. F0<ett Lewn Mort.,.rydlr~t°" IALn.tl•GUOH FUHll.UHOMI Corona del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 646·2424 l&lH04DWAY MOltTUAU 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 SMrnt 1'\ITHIU I.AMI WISTCLll'F CHAPEi. "27 E. 17th St. Elsewhere LOS ANGELES CAP> -Jacob Marscbak, 79, recognized as one of the developers of the in- formation theory o f economics and a leading econometrician, died of a heart attack Wednes- day at the UCLA Medical Center here. LOU ISVI LLE , Ky . CAP) -Leo L. Well, 80, a Louisville businessman who was once one of the key private seafood wholesalers in the na- 1 tion, died Wednesday night. By community, they are: HOW IS THI TIM! for job seekers to check the Daily Pilot Help · Wanted clualficatloo. Jr the job you want ts not there you mJaht consider offering your services with an ail in lhe Job Wanted category. Phone 642-5678 a I Costa Mesa• tMM8S8 Santa Ana Chapel s1w. Broadway Santa Ana• S47-(f3t ,,..Cl UOTHIH SMmtS' MOITU.AIY 627 Main St. 9-·ooAM. ~5:00PM. ·' Huntington Beach 53~539 ... PAMR.l i:OlONIA&."1NIU&. NOMI 7801 Botu Ave. Westmln1ter 8~525 PAc.tfllC YflW WfNOllAL ~All Cemetery Mortuary Chepel 3500 Pt¢lflc View Ortvt N•wPort, C.llforn1a 844·2700 McCOIMfCI MOITVAlttS lagun1 e.acn 494-94 f5 la~na Hilla 188-0933 San .llan caolstrano 495·171fS ' . , Thitft0t80o~-.,........,.... t-.....•M• •ltS-('_lf...,..y,~•il ~ta.. 4tMN .... 'll.alt.-i•l4tltJ I p~~~~ of~ OMd Clnli.u ,v;._~c/-7'2~ ~ \ Despite Tlareat . County Retains Manpower Fund I A 11pokt'lm•n for the Onm((e County Maniiower Commlaslon says the count v ls In no danaer o! lo. Ina federal JOb dolhars because of the 1·omm1i.i.1on'1 >lowneaJ' In flllln1public1ervlce jobs. /\a u mutter of fuel, the apok0-1man said. the Manpower Commisaion 1:i right tlfl tlUflt-'t with 1t11 foder1Jlv m1mdi.lt1d 11pendln& timetable. ORANGE COUNTY Tht• doJIJr loM• thrut ramf' I ast \\ t't'k wht•n the \' ~ Depart m~nt of Labor wurnt-d tht• com rn111s10n to get out of Uri.t ee1u ·or fac·e a substantial I~> o( " port1on of its $39.J m1lhon cconom1c sumulus crant .. Accord.ing to the notl<.'e, the commt!.>blOO was scheduled to find public service Jobs for 302 µersons by the end or June HOWEVER, T HE NOTICE SAID. the best lhe comm1sslon had to ~how for its efforts at lhe June 30 date "'ai. 109 JOb place ment:. Su<.'h "!.>Ub ·s tandard performance" could result in ~ome of Orange County's federal Job dollars being direct ed elsewh('re, the department i.aid Spt•ak1ng for the commission . public information officer Judy Severy baid Tuesday there has been no !.uh l>l <i ndard performan ce on th e com · mission's part. Miss Severy said if there was a hiring delay 1t was caused by in· decision at the federal level that delayed start of lhe hiring pro- gram aimed at finding public service jobs for 601 persons by Aug. 31. Furthermore, Miss Severy arlded. by July 25 the Manpower Commission had upped lls job hir· ingtotal for the program to370. Farm Preservation Advice Postponed Orange County Planning Com missioners have postponed until Aue. 16 their recommendation on ways to preserve the county's farmlands. But al a hearing this week at least two commlssioners said they have reservations about an agricultural preser vation program. Comm1s!>ion Richard Footner said he didn't believe the county s hould get into the land acquisition business to preser ve farmiQg and neither did he believe the county should subsidize farming. Commission Chairman William MacDougall said, in addition, ·'It seems to me it is bi Ung o!f more than can be chewed no matter how modest the beginning.'' COMMISSIONERS ASKED FOR additional tim e to study pre· scrvation proposals and to solicit public comment a t the Aug. 16 meeting. County supervisors are expected to consider preservation plans at an Aug. 17 meeting, but commissioners will ask them to delay ac- tion. Commissioners were asked by supe rvisors June 8 to comment on three proposals developed by a 14·member agricultural pre· i.ervation committee at work the past two years. Jn addition, they were asked to consider a proposal by Supervisor Ralph Clark for a $100 million bond election aimed at preserving 10,000 acres or farmland. THE COMMITTE E'S PROPOSALS VARY in price from $7.8 million to $146 million and range from monitorlne development on farmland until it about vanishes in 20 years lo preserving large parcels. 120 OC Scouts At Jamboree About 120 Orange County Boy Scouts piled tents, hikin~ boots and water purification tablets into jets bound early this week for the National Boy Scout J amboreem MorameState Park, Pa. The Scouts will spend a week preparing for the of- ficial start of the jam· boree, whi c h brings 35,000 boys together Crom across the country. Aug. 3 through 10. Orange County Scouts attending include: Newport Bear h . J onathon Miller , J ohn Savage. and Scout leaders Ron Schoenmehl and C harle s Rothaermel. Costa Mesa: Pete r Gruenbeck and Michael Hatcher. Hun tin gton Beach: Peter M ars hall , Frederick Sage, Douglas Scotland brothers Glenn and Jon Awcrkamp. Fountain Valley : Jef- frey Bal l ard and brothers A 11 en a.n d Da01el G1nsborg Executive Offlcea : 7812 Edinger Ave., Huntington Beach. CA 92647 Southern Caf/fornls Roglonsl Offices: ---.. -- 4140 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90807 8955 Valley View St., Buena Park, CA 90620 G} 20715 S. Avalon Blvd., Carson, CA 90746 • 1001 E. Imperial Hwy .. La Habra, CA 90631 1095 lrvlne Blvd .. Tustin, CA 92680 "~i~~~c 235 N. Citrus Ave., West Covina, CA 91 793 u,.01• Brothers John and Zane Hulen. Richard Paul, his brother, youth scout leader Willium Paul Ill and their father, Scout leader William Paul Jr .. Jeremy Bento. Brvan Magnusson, Greg Pre· ble. brothers Daniel und Robert Rivers. Kevin Smith, Richard Stilwell. Edward Thorp, Bryan Waltz and Brian Yee it's almost time ... Seal Beach: Wilham La Bar. Laguna Niguel: Chris B ea ufort. Jam<'s Carlton , Patrick Conaway and Bruce T akenaka Laguna Beach. Robert Bo1dge and Jason Keyes Corona dcl Mar: Bill J_.1ghtcap, Thomas Wikle nnd John Wiison. El Toro: Lawrence Brown, Scott Carpenter, HBStzukm Ho1Wred Margaret Anderson or }fontington Beach, a slu· dent at Western State University College of Law, Fullerton, has won honors for earning the h ighes t c umulative scholastic average of the en Ure student body. Another Orange Coast tes i de n t, Ge r ald Nicholson ot Irvin e, won i the school's third .year Corpus Juris Secundum award. for his work as head of the Student Bar ;Assoclallon's legal In· lerMhlp program. on august lst. at exactty 1001 a.m. a new dimension in elegance comes to Newport Beach • -----· DAILY PILOT A• .. starts Frid8y at9:30 a.m. savings throughout the store. on selected clearance items! quantities, colors and sizes limited to stock on hand, so shop early for best selection! . these items available in our Huntington Beach Store Women's Sportswear 180 BIC TOPS 150 BIG TOPS 90 SOLID BLOUSES 85 HALTERS 200 WOVEN SHIRTS 80 GAUCHO SklRTS 170 SHORT SklRTS 180 DITTO TOPS ·200 KNIT PANTS 200 KNIT PANTS 70 YOUNG JR PANTS 100 JR FASHION PANTS :170 COORDINATES 70 COORDINATES 50 JACKETS (JEAN) 1 SO ASST'O JACKETS 70 GAUCHO SETS 30 CARDIGAN SWEATERS 70 X·SIZE PANT TOPS 130 X-SIZE KNIT TOPS 35 FULL FIGURE SWEATERS 80 FULL FIGURE PANTS 40 FULL FIGURE COORD 100 SLEfVElESS KNITS 350 S. Sl V TOPS 350 ·s. SlV TOPS 500 MISSY TOPS • ORIG. NOW 6.00.14.00 2.98 8.()().10.00 4.98 6.00.8.00 2.98 6.00.8.00 2.98 6.0().8.00 2.98 .11.00· 18.00 4.98 6.99-11.00 2.98 2.50.3.00 98c 3.99·4.99 1.48 7.00-9.00 3.98 7.99·) 4.00 3.98 11.99·13.00 4.98 7.00· 14.00 3. 98 13.00-20.00 4.98 8.00 1.98 9.00-21.00 4.98 12.99 5.98 15.00 6.98 9.00 3.98 9.00 3.98 9.00-13.00 4.98 9.00.13.00 4.98 8.00.14.00 4.98 6.00-8.00 2.98 6.00-9.00 2.98 8.00. l 0.00 3.98 2.99 1.48 Dresses Pantsuits 42 JR DRESSES 26 JR PANTSUITS 31 JR JUMPSUITS · 39 DRESSES 40 HALF SIZE DRESSES 1S MISSY PANT SUITS ORIG. NOW 14.00-20.00 S.98 16.00-22.00 S.98 17.00-26.00 S.98 28.()().30.00114.98 16.()().20.00 9.98 24.()().36.0014.98 Women's Coats ORIG. NOW 25 ASST'D COATS 32.00 9.98 Lingerie, Loungewear 450 FUll SUPS . 143 HALf SUPS · 90 SOFT .CUP BRAS 80 LONG QUILT ROBES 85 HOSTESS LOUNGEWEAR 100 NYLON BABY DOLLS 70 TRICOT WALTZ GOWNS 78 LONG WALTZ COWNS ORIG. NOW 6.00 1.48 4.00 68c 2.99-8.00 1.48 15.00 5.98 11.00.16.00 7.98 5.()().6.00 2.48 5.Q0.6.00 2.48 6.00.7.00 3.48 Women's Accessories 100 CUP EARRINGS 43 waLm . 66 BRACElm lSO NECKLACES 41 VINYL HANDBAGS 148 VINYL HANDBAGS 75 SMALl LEATHER 31 BELTS 100 ASSM> SHOES 70 UMllfllAS ORIG. 1.00 1.00.1.50 3.00-4.00 3.00 6.0().8.00 8.00.12.00 1.25 lQ0.4.00 6.()().7.00 7.00 NOW .l8c .48c 1A8 .98c 2.98 3.98 .48c Mc 3.98 2.98 Savings for Girls sa DlfSSf.5 Ux 45 PANTSOS Ux n oassu 1.14 52 PANTSETS 7·14 10J PANTSETS 7·1' 11~"4l 12t SHOl1'S .... .. OWIAUS 7.14 7S SICllTS 7 ·1' 108 JEANS 7·1' • QllS PANTS 7·1' ORIG. NOW 7.~12.00 1.91 ·1 t .S0-12.00 •.98 12.00-14.<>Q ... 12.00-14.00 2.91 13.00-16.00 ... 5.00-6.00 1.,. 3.00.3.49 1.48 t 1.()()..13,00 4.91 . 8.00.9.00 3 ... 7.()().6.00 1.98 8.00 2.98 Savings for Girls SOO PANTIES 350 SOCKS 60 SHORT ALLS 100 BRANDED JEANS 100 KNIT TOPS ORIG. NOW .59c .38c .90c-t.OO .38c 6.00.7.00 2.98 10.00· 16.00 S.98 3.00 1.48 Savings for Boys 107 UNDERWEAR ASST'O 92 BOY'S BOXERS 84 SPORTSHIRTS ASST'D SO SHIRT/SWEATER SETS 67 S. SLV KNITS 109 BOY'S PANTS 29 CORO JACKETS 100 CHAMBRAY SHIRTS 30 ASS'T BELTS ORIG. 92c 1.49 4.99 12.99 5.50 4.99 6.99 2.99 3.50.4.00 NOW 48c 48c 2.98 6.48 2.48 1.98 1.98 98c 1.48 Savings for Men 100 S. SlV DRESS SHIRTS .1JO L · SLV DRESS SHIRTS 106 S. SLV SPORT SHIRTS 93 L SLV SPORT SHIRTS 109 L SlV SPORT SHIRTS 250 S. St V KNITS 180 L SlV ICNITS 40 lEISURE JACkETS 6S BELTS 68 YOUNG MEN kNITS SO YOUNG MEN JEANS 40 L SLY KNITS 70 S. SL V SPORT SHIRTS 20 SPORT COATS ORIG. 7.99 8.99 6.99 8.99 3.99·5.99 7.99-9.99 9.99 ·6.99 3.99 12.99 12.99 5.99·7.99 6.99 35.99-49.99 NOW 3.98 J .98 1.98 : 2.98 . 1.48 : 4 .98 4 .98 2.98 .98c 2.98 3.98 .98c 3.98 . 15.98 . Varda e Notions ORIG. NOW 297 YDS INTERLOCK. PRTS 3.99 1.98 . 70 YDS TEXTURED DKNrT 2.99 sac 71 YDS POL VESTER kNIT 3.99 1.48 , 116 YDS QIANA PRINTS 3.99 1.98 225 YDS QIANA SOLIDS 3.99 1.98 . 1 SS YDS BROADCLOTH 77c 48c I 290 YDS QUILTS 2.99 1.48 . 800 YDS POPLIN 1.99 58c 1 SO YDS ASS'T FABRICS 1.99-3.99 48c · 180 YDS FELT ' 3.59 2.58 j 120 YDS ASS'T RIBBONS 30c·1.10 18c. 100 YDS NITTI NG 39c 8c 200 STITCHERY KITS 88c·3.00 58c 100 INSTRUCTION BOOKS 25c·2.00 8c Savings for the Home SS BEACH TOWELS 31 QUILTED SPREADS 47 PANELS 114 AHA RUGS 57 AREA RUGS 65 BATH CARrfTS 20 DRAPfS ORIG. NOW 3.50 1.98 ! 35.99-49.99 1/lOFF 4.99 2A8 9.99-12.99 3.98 19.99-21 .99 9.98 24.CJ9.29.99 14.98 27.98-40.99 15.91 JUST SAY "CHARGE ITI'' . . 9811 ADAMS AVENUL HUNTINGTON BEACH-SC.9731 - ~----...-------- • :1 • + • : 1 1: ~~·~~ • HERB Jt •FRIEDLANDER: * IS MAKING ,. • GREAT DEAl ... 'i * : FREE .._ OILCHANGES Afl recommended b\' * the factory for a'i long It a'' ou o"n ~our car. Jt GARDEN GR EFWY ----------. DEW .VD·R STEAR ••••••••••••• !li~~s~;~~!2e~k s•.11 • served with soup or salad, • • choice of potato or rice pilaf, roll and butter. Bring th is coupon with you and enioy 2 dinners at a special II price. This offer is good at Spires Restaurants in Costa Mesa and Irvine only and ends July 31 , 1977. Coupon special must • be consumed on the premises and 1s served from 2p.m.to 10 p.m. II • II LENNON SISTERS: FROM CHOIR GIRLS TO SLICK PERFORMERS From Lett, Kathy, 34; Janet, 30; Diane, 38; and Peggy, 36 • : Lennon Girls Change Image LAS VEGAS, Nl•v <APJ The Lennon Sisters. the wholesome darlings of the Lawrence Welk Show .. want everyone to know they're not boring, sugary-sweet choir girls any more. Now all in their 30s and the mothers of a total of 14 children, they are bursting the nostalgic cham- pagne bubble of therr childhood image with a sophisticated song-and-dance routine complete ' with a mock strip on stage. "WHAT BOTHERS US IS WHEN people categorize us as being perfect, as having no dimension. as being sugary-sweet," says Janet, the youngest at 30. "I think people feel now that we are in· dividuals. that there is depth to us, that. we're not just four little sugar pies that are dropped on stage and sing c·ute songs," says Kathy. "I think they re· alize we've grown lip and we've gone through a lot of headaches and problems." The Lennon Siste rs' Las Vegas act, with Andy Williams, 1s rather different than their show busi-n~ss debut on Welk 's 1955 Christmas television show A chp of th"t is part of the act. Welk in· ,trodu(·cs Dianne, 16, Peggy, 14, Kathy, 12, and · .J :met, 9. and the four pony-tailed cherubs wearing hi~-bow blouses sing the religious song, ''He " · TIJE SCREEN LIFTS AND THE four women 'sashay out, dressed in men's gangsters suits. Sing- ing "Good' Time Ladies Rag" they doff the suits to .reveal red corsets with black lace Their other costumes for song-dance numbers .by themselves and with Williams include gold Jame gowns slit to the thigh and while spangled halter tops with slinky white pants. "I think people are surprised to see us being anythmg b<>causc of the image that people get when they hear our names." said Janet after one show "They don't expect us really to do anything except stand and sing MOST OF THE RESPONSE HAS been favora- ble, said Kathy. except for one elderly lady who . asked Janel, "lloney, docs your mommy know ',you'rcdoinglhis"" "I don't think we have changed our concept of ,ourselves." said Peggy. "I think people who liked ~us when we were childre n will like the idea that we : are now women instead of children. "And we can't do children's songs anymore. ,And we can't stand in little chiffon dresses and I :think they appreciate that fact rather than be ;shocked by it." : Andre Tayir, who organizes Williams' shows, :came up with the concept for their act when they ~first played Las Vegas six years ago. "WE WANTED TO MAKE CLOTHES changes :on stage," recalled Dianna, "and he said, 'Why ;d on't you strip?' He said 'You could do a mock strip :and nobody would expect it and it would be ··unique." ~ . : The sisters now play Las Vegas, usually with :Williams, about three times a year. Born and raised :in Venice, Calif .• they all live in the Los Angeles :area and don't do much other performing. : "We traveled so much when we were children,·· :said Peggy. "Now we really pick and .choose. We ·could probably work every day of our ltves, but we :really choose not to . : DIANNE'S HUSBAND, DICK GASS, is a 1.elephone safety representative and they have ·three children. : P\?ggy is m arried to musician Dick Cathcart · : and they have six children. ; Janet and her husband, John Bahler, a musi· •Cian who does arrangements for the sisterii, have · =nve children. ! Kathy, the only s ister without children, is mar- :ried to studio musician Mahlon.Clark. : THE FOUR HA VE JUST FINISHED writing a :collaborative autobiography, which they think also :will surprise people. Titleless so far, it is told main· rly through Kathy's voice. with the others having : chapters to describe dating and marriage. They :.hope to have it published by Christmas . • ·--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----- WE Sf MINSTER 15191 BEACH WALLPAPER {.\.al\~ OVE !(STOCK.I ... --.,~·- CORK WALL TILE • COVER ENTIRE WALL OR USE AS ACCENT! •ADDS CHARM TO ROOM! "G: OF ,,Jg 3 gc SQ. •SO. fT. n. 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For the Record /tlarriage t" liceme Taken I SACRAMENTO (AP) -The state bas revoked l~ the processor's license held by a San Joaquin County winery that of· Lfeen•e• ficials said failed to p ay 10 growers for $176,000 in LAS VEGAS -""arrraoe ll<tnS4!S grapes The action w as 1.,)U..0 he,_ I nth'°' • Jw1y1 taken against Lockeford DOWNS HURLEY CnMlt'> w· hj h . t RlchMd, S7. Garden v•OV£, ano 1nery, w c IS oper~ • J•·~''e"", 6t. Hunt•ngton Buen ed by the Stockton DIS· V.lLCH ""' N'UlLIN • ll'1"otnv t 'll c MICh•el, ?6, and l<ota N-afle, 23, bOth I ery Orp. of ~oun1arnllalley. ---------1 V.AOLEV \,'l,ALL -David Bruce. 77,.---A~U~T~O~--.. I ano Snannon JVI, 23, bOth ot Laguna Hiiis. o.AXTER·RAGSDALE • w .1111rr l.._.SURA .... CE Rttcl, 21, El Toro, ano DI-Louise, "" "" JS, Ml~s100 Vle10. W• pro•Wf _....., ...... Jwty• r..trtdleeL SN'ITH·ELLIS -Alan Tracy, ?8, Me 99' llmit W Corona del /V'er, and K•thy Mlcllele, 502 otC • Z frff M ..... 1•. HUl\tln(llon Bee<n. 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AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE SIA.IS FRIDAY, JULY 29th A FINE SELECTION OF QUALITY CLOTHING REDUCED TO PRICES THAT MEAN GREAT SAVINGS TANCZOS-BRETAhHA -On•ald Sttpll<!n, S8, Tustin, and Laure \11n- un1, S3. Ylnt,,.lnstl'<. GOOOALL·SCOTT -Roneld •TWIN• FUQU ·~QUW~fN e• SUQPEQR Q:fvUN •KING• 20.Sl0N~G.LefS ::::s.~~;,:~-u~::: -Terry, 211, llnd /V'ero K., 21, bot/I ot Hunlll'Qlon Bucl't. Jwly IJ BOYILING-NC BRIDE • Cllarles ~ma1121:i5Bem=mcm,.. .. Miil1l!/Jlllt~"Lm~~~u==~m.ir·~:;ras~c=~ SUITS t JOHNNY CARSON SUITS -Regular 135.00 10 145.00 •••••••••••••••••• HOW $99.75 DEAHSGAT! SOSTS -Re<]Jlcw 155.00 to 165.00 HOW 119.75 ·KIMGSRfDGE SUITS -Regula 175.00 to 185.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW 149.75 DAXS SUITS -Regular 215.00 to 225.00 •••••••••••••••••••••• HOW 169.75 to' 179.75 HICKEY FltllMAH SUITS -Requlor 350.00 10 375.00 •••••••••• MOW 219.75 to 259.75 Sef9 W M.ftufecturi .. C.. ~Yll & Pit .-..SAT ~SUI. IH V.1lllarr,18,tlndKet1e LMS.t.~. bOthol ~ Huntl~on !Mech. 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MOW t , .. , LS.caossc:amKHrrll&IS-Regub22.95 ........................ ow IUI .. i . .AMPLE FREI PARKING• NORMAL.Aa.nBATION FREE · EN11RE STOCK NOT ON SALE ...... " . \ - J • J j Thu!'!C!!y. July 21, 1 fT7 ·-· -·-....-.... ........ ' Archeological Find Alters Rome Legend ROME <AP> -An archeoloakal Clnd lndicattw thal Rome may already h ave been 500 years old when Romulua und Remua, ata leeendary toundc~. appeared oa lhe scene. workmen, digging on Marcus Aurelius Square to Install a diesel oil tank for heating City Hall and other m uniclpal offices on the stately piazza. Archf!Oloalat.s, after a chance dis· cov\lry, reported Wednesday that they buvts unearthed evidence of an early atittlement that punches more holes in the leacnd or the wolf-suckled twins who areaymbols of the Eternal City. Unearthed intact were ceramic fragments, animal bones, grains or iron, and traces of a road and a canal dug to bring in water presumably from the Tiber River. PROF. CARLO PJETRANGELI, Home's superintendent of antiquities. said the digs on the Capitohne Hill could dale Rome's foundlng as far back as 1300 B.C. The discoveries point to a settle- ment of shepherds who grazed their herds atop the Capitoline, one of the Seven Hills of Rome. Its square de· s igned by Michelangelo is one of the city,'s principal tounst attractions. "There's bttle question that this set· tlement goes back at least 500 years before the trad1tional founding date llnd it's probably older~" Pietrangeli said in an interview. WORK WAS IMMEDIATELY halt· ed on the site and the arcbeologists moved in. Legend has it that the twins Romulus and Remus floated down the Tiber in a reed basket, were found and s uckled by a mother wolf and that Romulus killed his brother and· founded Rome in 753 B.C. "Digging will resume in September when we hope to get a better idea of the extent o{ the settlement and fix the date." The find was made by a group of The find is the latest in a series questioning the Romulus and Remus l egend. Modern·day Romans celebrate the city's birthday as April 21, based on the calendar of the an· cient Roman forefathers. Teen Mus Shawna Smith, 14 , of Cos ta Mesa was named 'Teen Miss Oran ge County Universe· and i s eligible to enter state Mi ss Cal iforni a Univers e junior pageant to be held in October at Buena Park. 7 Locals Get Grant For Camp Seven local youngsters have been granted scholarships to spend a month at Camp Ramah in Ojai from the Bee and Sam Smotrich Scholarship Fund. SOLAR HEATING HOME -COMMERCIAL POOLS -· SPAS :-· DOM~STIC HOT WATER * ENJOY BIG SAVINGS IN FUEL BILLS *CONSERVE VITAL ENERGY * TAX CREDIT BEMERTS ,,_ SOLAR SYSTEMS FOR POOLS FAFG@."~ SAVE $ MOW THROUGH JUL y 3 1/77. 5-PAMEL-DO·IT·YOURSELF KIT $99500 8·PAMEl,...DO-IT-YOURSELF KIT $1459°0 r H'f ..OT IMCLUDEO I 0 YUiii UMITS> W ARlllANTY $I 00°' OFF OM SOL.AR HOT WATER HIE.A TING KITS PIPE AMD IMSTALL.ATIOM MOT INCLUDED FIN ANCING -NO MONEY DOWN 0 .A.C. INSTAUATIOM LABOR AVAILABLE FREE SOLAR HEATING ANALYSIS UPON REQUEST MODELS OM DI SPLAY SOLAR ENERGY EQUIPMENT CORP 2925 COLLEGE AVE. COSTA MESA 540-3475 SUNKISS SOLAR HEATING 28142 CAMINO CAPISTRANO LAGUNA MIGUEL 495-6261 83 1-3253 Off AT AVERY The camp is under r.'==========:r.==========:r:==========-direction of the Universi· - t y o f Judaism and sc h o l a r ships are awarded annually to de· serving students . Ex· tensive programming in Hebr ew and Jewish studies is provided. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS l'ICTITIOOSBUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT Tnt-tollow1rw;i per>on~ .ore OOlng busl TM following per>0ns aredolng busl· Tl>e lo4low1ng pe<son Is dolf\9 l>Usl· neua~· <1HsH: neu•s· P ACIFIC PETS. 12490 /\l1c1a JALSCO, H31 ICelser Annue, NEWPORT PUBLISHING CO., PiirkWdY LdQUf'd 1-lrlls CA Irvine, C•llfomia 9VI• 2240 Park Newpqrt So., Apt, 410, Jdck' Ernest Leon°ard: 12511 Via Rey L . .Jolln$0n, Jr .• '7382 J~I~• N..,.pon Be.ell. CA. 92660 LOVOICI, Mo"IOn Vle10. CA. 9161S Avenue, Palm Oe\eM, CA 92660 Rlct..rd A. McCormack, 2240 P•rk S•llv Lynne Lf<>f\.ord, 17S11 Via · John 0 "'Nderson. 16667 W•nderer Newport So., APt.410, N..,.port 8eech, Loyo1 ... Ml\soon VteJO, CA 9~H L•n•. Huntington !Mach, CA 92~9 CA. '26611 This l>usi~s is conducted by an In· Rlch.,d F Lovejoy, 603 Vista ThhbuSlneu lscanducted by an In· The recipients of this year's awards and the synagogues they attend include Joshua Hirsch of Israel Academy, Irvine; Rachel Gallas and Dale Stein bert of Temple Sharon, Cos ta Mes a ; Elizabeth Marshall or Temple Judea, Laguna 'Hills ; and Marty Widzer - and Mathew Karver of Temple Eilat, Mission Vjejo. d1vldual Vellnde, 5afl Clem.nte, CA 92612 di vi duel. Jack E Leonard Robert J. Strom, 7:JJ All4 Vlsi., R.A. McCormKll Tnls sla1•"'4'n1 w<1s I tied with Int> Le11un• lleecn, CA 92651 This statement w.s filed with Ille County Ctffk of Oran9" County on Jun• This buslnns 15 conducted by e n un. County Clef1< ol OrlNl99 <:ounty on July 19, 1911• lncorpor•led tiSOC1lliOf\ 011\tr tnan a 22, 1917. FllHO o.trtner~10 Pubh•r>rd °'""""' COdSI Ca11y Pilot Ricl\ilrd F. LOWIOV July 7 IA 11 18 l917 Thi\ sl•le<nent was hied with lhp • · • · 1 .. i,.11 Counlv Cl~rllof O<enge Counly on July l'nMJ Published Orange coast Cally Piiot, Julylt,endAuQusU1 11, 18, 1971 ---------1, 1917 F71560 Put>llsM<l Ora~ Coast Cally Pllol, July u . ?I, 78. and Augusu , 1917 PUBLIC NOTICE 3~71 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINllfS 1'1'1'·l1 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT lht lo11ow1ngpersonsaredolnvbus1 PUBLIC NOTICE Th, followl1111 person Is dolnQ busl· MH M MHU B ASHWORTH'S, 3333 Brlslol St . CON EMILIO PERFUMERS CO•l•~~.c ... 92626 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO LT0.,6'0NewportCenterOrlve #2IS, r---~-----~--PUBLIC NOTICE M•rl< Shepherd Ashworth, ,,,. VI\• E N GAGE I N TH E s ALE 0 F NtWl!Ort Be.en, CA 926'0 11 CeUdat, Nt!wiiort !Mach. CA. 92660 ALCOHOl.IC BEVERAGES Emllk> Fr•nclsco, Ul2 E. Ocun 0.11 s. Ash~h. 19'5 No. I~ E.. 1-10-11 Fron!, Bel-. CA Provo, Ut.nlA601 To Wllom II ~yCO<l<ern: This blnlnns Is cor>dueted by en In. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Thi\ buslM>S Is conduct•d by • Subject tolssu.nce ol Ute license .... dlvldu.I. NAME S1'ATEMENT pllttel t .... ,notl« ls here by olwn ll\all Ille Emlllo Fre"'l!l<:O 1'he followlnt;i person Is oot119 t>usl· generel =-~~~~h uncler"t;intld ~s to wit elcotollc This s .. l.,,_t was lllld with Ille NH n Tiiis st.temeftl was filed with 1..., bltvereoes et !ht pr.ml~. deSffi-County Ctertl of OrenQe County on July SEARCH ANO ASSOCl,.TES, 160 CountyCt911<of0rllllltCountyonJuly esfollow.lntnt~eprOYldedbltlow: 7,lt77. )lewport Center Ori Vil, Sull• 104. n , lt17. 1670 N-port Blvd., Cost• Mesi, P7161S' Publlstlld Orenoa Coast Delly Piiot, July 14, 21, 211.-AugvaU, 1977 "ewoort Beach, CA. 92660 ~,,..7 Cell foml• 926'11 . Rlcnard Tnomas Cool<, 7A791 S..n Publl"'8d Orange Co.st Delly Pilot, Pu•suent to such Intention, lhe un· 29.11-77 ,llndres Larw, Minion Viejo, CA. 9767S July,., -Au~•sU. 1!, ll, t'1J derslgnecl Is llJl)IVlllQ to IM 0.parl· Tiiis buSln<!$$ 15 conducted 1>y an 1,,. ,.. :ns+n ment of AkOhollc 8ev•r•oe Control for ----------- dlvldual · ----------Issuance of an etcohOllc bever•Q• PUBUC NOTICE Rl<hllrd T. Coolc license tor lhtH P"mlseses loll-s: This \tatemenf was filed wltll thf PUBLIC NOTICE "A7"0nSeleGenerat Covnlv Cl.,..k of Or.,ge County on Jun• (Ilona Fide Public Ealing Pl•Ol l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS ,., 1917. l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS 5,. w INC. • NAME STATEMENT Pubtl\hPd Ore~ coast 0111v7'~1~•,t Tn• lol~=.! ~~'!!sM•~•N.!1~ busl· J:;::'.S::: 0r6"98 Cont oa11y,;;1;0;.; ... ~~H~oll-lng person Is dolno busl· J t 7 u 21 2t1 1917 . .,._ -· . .,. _.ENTERPRISE BOAT REPAIR, u y • • • • 2'00·71 neu~ .. ,. M PROPERTIES. HI -----------1 ~~ Sou1h Linda Wey, Santa AN. CA. Redlands. N-aort O.ach, CA .,663 PUBLIC NOTICE Joseph A. O.ttuuo, 1238 ~Ill Lln- Cr1l9 F. Rllty, S28 Redl•nd s, di Way, Sll\teAne,CA. 92704 - ----------N..,.POrt BHch, c .... 92663 Tiiis Ml-Is conducted by an ln-Jemts Mahally, l8IO'h Balboa NOTICE INVITING •USS dlvlctual. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Blvd • Newport Beech, c:: .... '12660 Holk • ls hereby given that the lloero NAME STATEMENT This business Is conducted by 1 of Education of Ille Irvine Unified J°"4!P11A.GAllha:zo Tll• following person Is doing busJ· generelpertnerslllp. School Olst rlCI ot Oranoe County, This s .. tement was flied wtth 111• 111ess es: CraloF.Rllev Cellloml•. wttl recelV9 sHled bids uP CountyClerkol0rar198'1:ountyonJune c e NT u R v 2' s ANT AN A This ,,.,_, was flied with Iha 10 2:00 p.m. of tlw 12th day of AUllUSI, 27• "77• REAL TV, t:JJ7·C S®th 8rlstot. Saota county Clerk of 0r .. oe County on July tt77{ •I Wlllch llrne $aid bids wlll be Put>tllMCI Orange Coesl Oally7,r..,':, An•. CA. II 1977 pub ICIV optned IOCI read for Pl•'(· J I t • Garv c. Henson, 161St Quarti. ' · ,.71116 ground Eciule>ment. Bkl condlllons end u Y 4• •I, lt,endAU1JUSl4, 19n Wutmlnster. ~llfornla9l1613 Publlshed Or1n99 C0<1st Delly Piiot lnstruc11ons -bid f.,..ms m•v be ob-2112-77 Tiiis bUSlnus Is conctuctld by en In· July 14, 21, lt,-AUIJUSI •. 1977. ' !tined •t tne Offka of BuslnessSllptlOrl cllYICIUel. 1'11-1' Servlcn, ,.., Alton ,.._. .. , lrvlne, PUBlJC NOTICE GeryC. Hemon Ctlllomla. The Olstrlc1 ,.,,,_..... Iha _ Tiiis s!Alt-t was filed with Ille • rlt;1hllontJectenyorellbktsortowelw --,.-1CT-ll1_0U_s_a_U_Sl_N_US __ _ CountvCler1lOIOrengec.o..ntyonJune PUBLIC NOTICE any IN'99U1erllles or lnfonntlltl" In NAMeSTATl!MllNT 2'. tm. F7Ul' • • anybldt1':~7~':~.f.~':\oscHobL The foltowtng __.Is dolr'9 ._.. Published Or-C.O.st Oaity Piiot, l'ICTITIOUSBUSINllSS ~~~lne nenc:~LoeN KEY TO BEAUTY, 111 J Ul'(7,t4,21,lt,1977 NAMl!STATl!Ml!N1' A hor1 E.171h$4.,CottaMasa,CA'2tl1 219917 The following person ls doing buSI· UI Hd"'91!nl "Ulll I!. Telrneoe, 20221 s .w . --------~~ ,,.ssas· Publls/19d Or119 Coast Delly "llot, o0rcllkl,Se!ltaAN,CA92107· P UBUC NOTICE 8A 0 ANETT MORTGAGE COM· Julytt-AugusU , ltn This MIMIS i.conducttd by en ln------------I PANY, Ul E. 17\11 St., Sult• 8, CCl$ta 33tf.n •tvleluAll. SU P'UllOlt COURT 01' THI[ Mt'8, CA AUlll I!. TlllNCl8 STAT•Ol'CALll'ORNIA l'Olt Lloyd Bllmett. 14851 Jeffrey Ad., PUBUC NOTICE Tiiis sleCament wu flltd wltll tM TH•COUNTYOl'Oll&NO• •261. 1Nlne,CA92714 Counl'f o .. tc ofOrenge Co\int'f Of\July • .... .....mJ .. TlllJ bll$lnas ls coM\Ktecl bv en In· ___________ 11, ""· NOTIC. 01' H&AlllNO OP dlvldUet I-MOii 1'7 .... PSTITION ~ "°9Aff OP WILL Lloyd &.melt SUPalllOltCOUltTOI' TM• "Slbllsllld orenoe Coest Diiiy ,. ..... ANO l'Olt &.an.•s T•ITAM&N· This tt•t-t WH flied wltll Ille STAHOl'CALl l'O•NIAPOll • Jvl~l ... tt.a,wAuou*U,1"1 'rAllY ANO ~ AUTHORIZATION CcAAlty CM\11 of Ot'"Oi county onJ~ TH a CIO!,INTY Ol'OltANOa 2914-7 TO AOMINIS'rew UllOelt TNa 2,1971 1'1lm ........ ZM :,0::,~i::~==:~= f'llllltlNd Or ..... Coell 011lly Piiot, .. :,? :.~~o~ ~"i:,:.:r~'J4,.0w~r PVBUC NOTICE ... ,.,. .. ~ JUl'(7,t4,tl,ll,ltn ~n ;:~y~~~~~~~~~~~~:~: . l'ICTl110UUUSINI SS autrteaf ICAnfEAINE .. MILLEll, MI H Is TE A I.IN 0 I! A T ~I • MAM&ITAH M•NT •U ICATH ... IN~ STEW.ll"T INOC .. lHMffT AOMINIStRATION Tiie ~,..._Is °'*II llu,lf. MILLER.O.C:.-CS. • OitHTATUACT ....... HortcE 1s He11eav 01v1:N tt11t PUBUC NOTICE ....... « ~f..41Ha auSHAllO, Nl!WflOAT CUSTOM TA1L0As, ROMN•YA M. WANLASS 11111 fifed OK•ewd 2428N9-'IMlld.,COlte#Mse,CA ::r=~~i:r~i::::!' .. ~ l'ICTITIOUUUSINHI NOrice IS HERE8V GIVl!N tnet Mor:::.':~~.:1 •no ... tM pellt'-f tllCI tll( eutllotlUllOlll l.o NAMa 1Tf1TllMl!NT · Tl TLE INSURANCI! & TRUST COM· Tiii• Ml.-a It <onclUCtfd llY lft 111- -.ln\llll.._ tM Hlala ~ tllt 111-The follOWlng .-ton 11 clollll llUll-PANV 11.H llttd i.r.tn a pttllllon lor dlYICIUll dependent Admll'llstrllllon ot 111116 Mst•t: Problle of w uf .. llll<J for. Ltll•rt Alfrtclo~lle Actll"l'ObeltGoda5'latMC1H-'.renc• WOHi. INV~STMENT COM· Tttl•m911l••l' enCI W.Allll'lotitellon to Tllll 1tet-t Wit fllecl wltll ti. lo wllltll 11 '"•d• for furlnar P'ANV. 8enfl of Ctlltornle 8ulldlng. Adrnlntttw under,,_ f .. pandtnt Ad• Covnty CltrttllOfa1119tCOUnl.Y4"!JlllY MrlkUlert. end the! tile time encl plllCO Sul!• 4JO, 1401 Dow StfNt. N-PDr1• m1nltlrehOlll OI ...... M t. rtltttnc• 1 lt11 elf Mering IN -11.u llMn NI for lhKll,Cetlfllf'lllla•llMO 10 w111cn Is '"td• tor tvrtll•t • ..,..., AlllUlt t, lt71, ot fO:OO a.'"·• In 1119 K, °""°'1 W«ll, "° C.tellllA 1M1nltul1t1,endiN!hl-enclJlka ~t>llSNd Orllltt ONSI Delly Pltot. c.urtf9MIClf °'"""*"No. Jof Mid Sl,...t,UoOWllllMcll,Ctllf~tt»SI of 11Hrl119 N -.,_, ... r'I NI /or Jull'l4 ti 21.-"AU9Ult4. 1'11 ~011'tCIYICCtel.rl:>f1V9WHt,ln llll1llullMMll<.oMIK'*lftYllll"" A119u1t 91 ""· 811000 &.M .• Ill I ' ' tt.,_'1 ... c11, .. ~,.....,c;..11ftf'111e d1v..._1 c.urt~tf ~..,._, l'k.ltf ,,._ ________ ...;;;.._.;;.. o.tMJutvt .. 1m IC,°"91fY-.i c_.1,ttllltCh11Cc.n-OnwWest,ln WtWAM• ... JOMM ™' • .....,,..... ..... filed Wltll '"° 1MC11Yel ..... AN,C:.llt0t"n1•· Cllul,ryClottl C-IY Oottl el Or"'Ot COUM°i lft July 0.IH.Jlaf It,"" PMll.iM.CU••Y 11, 191P wtWAMl.MJOIOt, ~· Yw CINl!ty CltlftC ...,._....,, 1 ot1t1N11L.o-.1..•• v1•ru•U C: .. •°'-•Nc. w.·•·-~•u *'°"'...,.. m -....OIMll'lttw ......,...,,....._. ._..,. ...o .... _ Nlflllt....... ......_. ..... ~ .... ..,.., . ....,_..._,CA,.. -~:,;;-c.tOlltJPi--. ";::::'.::r~:"'•"'lt4. •=::0r-=:..wo1 ,.,..., Jl•17 UMo11 ,htlfll;J.a, .. "11 . atlNI - • ... -.. ..... . . --__.... __________ _ -- I., mEns· DEPt. OCEAN PACIFIC'S SHORT SLEEVE, SOLID KNIT RUGBY SHIRTS REGULARLY $14.00.$16.00 NOW .sgse SURFLINE HAWAII WALK SHORTS ... · Gwduroy. and Jobber doth REGULARLY $13.00.$16.00 OCEAN PACIFIC'S WALK SHORTS BniShed cotton fobric (ooly) limited quantities REGULARLY $13.00 NOW s799 LAGUNA'S VOLLEY SWIM TRUNKS Terry doth REGULARLY $8.50 Rl t Z DEPt. SURFLINE HAWAII SWIM TRUNKS Solid & Surfer Styfff REGULARLY $15.00 ·NOW sg99 FAMOUS MAKER SILK SCREEN T-SHIRT REGULARLY $5.50 .NOW s349 TOBIA'S ANGELS FLIGHT WHITE (3) PIECE SUIT BLAZER VEST PANTS REGULARLY $45.00 REGULARLY $16.00 REGULARLY $20.00 NOW '2999 NOW s999 NOW s12• LJMITED QUANTI1'111 UMITED QUAHTmU UJOMEns-oEPt. • • Dinos FINAL REDUCTION END OF SUQER SHORT SALE GREAT SAVINGS ON SUMMER TOP, TANISi AND MIDI FFS G.t ,_ fa'fOlh ..,.._ °'"' ~ and stytes Ill ti-for hot --- REGULARLY REGULARLY REGULARLY $18.00-$20.00 $5.()()..$16.00 $8.00.$15.00 NOW NOW UP TO NOW CHOOSE FROM A GROUP OF T·SHIRT TOPS REGUlARLY $8.()().$16.00 NOW UP TO s799 Y2 OFF s399.se99 PLUS MANY OTHER FANTASTIC SAVINGS FOOtWE flR . M EITllE STOCI OF BOY'S IND MEI'S PRO KEDS, IOW IEllCED TO IOYE .:VALUES fO $21.00 VALUES TO $17.00 VALUES TO $11.00 · NOW '11 11 NOW •999 NOW, •1• GREAT SAVINGS FOR GUY'S AND GAL'S, AS WEU AS BOY'S (BEAT THE BACK-TO-SCHOOL RUSH) ,. ; A.rea Re ldent Nuzum's Goal: Start for Ra1m By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of tM °'"'' ,., ....... Rklt Nuzum h11 btcn with lh_, Los An1etes Rama ror two urs, but be bun 't appeared in a 1amc yet This year he thinks •t 's eotnr to be dilferent. Nuzum, a flfth-round draft choice from the University of Kentucky, spent the 1975 and 1976 seasons on lhe in.Jured reserve llst. He lS a r011dent of JlunUn1ton Beach. ''I'm in aood condition now," Nuzum said during M break from the rl1ors of summer training camp at Cal State I FuJlerton I "I plan to make the t eam In fact. I plan to be a starter " Nuzum's goal Is entirely possible. He's a center, and the veteran playing ahead of him, Rich Saul, 1s considering retire- ment and hasn't reported to camp yet Although Nuzum has never suited up for a Rams game, he 1s listed No. 2 on the depth chart behind Saul and ahead of rookie centers Barry Caudill and Mitch Kahn Saul bas said he wanLc; to play with his brother, Ron, a guard for Washington. thJs season. If the Rams can't work a deal with the Redskins,Saulsayshe'll qwt, making Nuzum No.l . "Rich 1s a good fnend of mine, so I don't want to say anything about bjs situation," Nuzum says. "But I have a lot better chance to make it this year than ever before." A 6-<t, 245-pound native of Ohio, Nuzum missed his first season due to a neck injury and sat out last season with knee problems. "1 was on the inJured reserve hst so I couldn't even dress out for the games," Nuzum says. "But the Rams thought enough of me to keep me on the roster all this time." The two-year layoff enabled Nuzum to get a real estate license and pick up some upper division elective classes at the Talbot Theological Seminary in La Mirada. The real estate license 1s a hedge against the poss1b1lity that his National Football League as pirations don't work out. The theology classes are somehlhmg he takes more seriously. "Football is not my life Knowing Jesus Christ is," Nuzum says. "Even on the football held. my goal 1s to do all that I can to glorify Jesus Christ " Some might say that Nuzum ·~ a religious man. but the blond, bearded athlete disagrees "Religion i~ a _man.made thin~. I'm not this de~omination or that denomination. The most important thing 1s knowing Jesus Christ personally." Nuzum says athletics were once the most important part of ' his life, but during his college days he discovered something • that meant more to him. ··1 was too coach-oriented, too concerned with winning and losing. Now I simply say J want to do the best I can on the athletic field for God," Nuzum says. "If I can please God. I can please the coacttes." His beliefs helped him as a rookie, they helped him through his period of injurY.. and now he says they will help him as his role with the Rams becomes more important. "When ·I came out as a rookie I was scared to death," Nuzum says, "I knew that He was always with me, good or bad. If the Lord didn't want me here, I wouldn't be here " Even if Saul comes to terms and Joins the Rams. Nuzum will have an important function as his backup center. "I know how difficult it is to break into an offensive line like the one the Rams have," Nuzum says "It's an honor to be here and I'll do everything I can All I can say is that I'm healthy now and ready to go." Brett 100 Percent . Sore Arm, No Rest Caused Problems OAKLAND (A P > -Pilcher K!en Brett or the California Angels, completely healthy for tne first time in two months, has dtanged directions after 11 starts without a victory. •Tm the kind of pitcher who has to be 100 percent to pitch . really well and until the last two slert.s I hadn't been,'' said the 2•-year -old southpaw after claiming his second straight On Tl' Ton,glat ChanRel S at 7:30 trlumph with a 9-3 victory over t Oakland A's Wednesday. · 'l bad a sore spot on my arm d even though it wasn't bad ougb for me to miss any starts, didn't have enough time tween starts to rest it proper· " he continued. elped by the All-star game -orr. Brett now says the arm els real good now. instead of t okay" and he proved 1t esday with 7% strohg in- gs. . • e victory followed a 6-2 com· ! t*te-game triumph over Min· 119aota in his last start, wruch : •e after he had compiled an , :mark with the Angels since , g obtained in a trade with the • cago White Sox. • He's had one game in which I• only pitched fair. but in all the • AS VEGAS --T he Los geles Aztecs came from ll\d to score a 3·2 North erl,can Soccer League victory r the Las Vegas QuJcksilvers fore 8,136 at Laa Ve1as um wec1n.ay ni1ht. Anaelea took the lead for at 32:'8 on Des Backos' other games he pitched real good for five or six innings," said Angels manager Dave Garcia "We weren't getting him many runs." That changed Wednesday, however, as Don Saylor clouted his first major league grand slam in the first inning to give Brett a 4-0 lead before he took the mound for the first time. · 'l felt relieved when we got all those runs," said Brett, who im- proved rus record to 8-8 for the year. "I knew all I had to do was go out and pitch a good game, but I got in a little trouble.•· Helped by a two-run homer by rookie shortsto p Rance Mulliniks, Brett was sailing along with a 7-1 lead and had re- tired 11 batters in a row when the A's scored single runs in the seventh and eighth to force him out or the game. . The Angels padded their lead in the ninth when Rusty Torres cracked a two·run home run. Larry Murray had a solo homer for the A's, his first in the major leagues. Baylor and Mulliniks hit their homers off A's starter Paul Mitchell, 0-3, who had been called up from the A's farm team al San Jose earlier in the day. 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Rose sets Sites ClIJCAGO (AP) Although it · sometimes seems that Cincinnati Reds third baseman Pete Rose never will grow old, there ulready is speculation that he may stay in the dugout as a manager once his playing career is over. The 36-year·old Rose admits he would like to stay in baseball. "I would take a coaching posi- tion," he said, "but not some $20,000-a -year job. I'd want to be a special rutting instructor or something like that, a Ted Williams kind of coach." Rose said he would like to manage, but only in Cincinnat1. Laver III, May Be Out For Tonight. Newport Beach resident Rod Laver is suffering from a bad cold. borderlni! on bronchial pneumorua, and may not be seen in action with the San Diego Friars when they tangle with the Golden Gaters m a World Team Tennis match at Anaheim Con. vention Center tonight (7:30) A spokesman for Laver said the two-time triple crown winner would only play in doubles matches if he does ~et into the action following a doctor's checkup. Ill' did not play Wednesday night as the Friars lost to the Gaters. 25-24 with the matchdcc1ded on a tiebreaker. * * * Gold.., G•tt H , S•n 01090 24 Women Hollaoav IGG) 11<'•1 Fromho111 •SOI 6 l Guerr1n1 K R•ul ISO! bfll Ourr N19fl"'n GGl l~ The veteran third baseman feels he might be the kind of manager he's currently playing under Sparky Anderson. "I think I'd be a lot like Sparky," Rose said, ''Anybody knows the $.lrategy. That ain't the important thing. "What is Important is lo get the players to bust their butts for you. That's what Sparky does, and I think I could do it." Rose, of course, has always been a leader by example with his hustle and drivine attitude. Could he learn lo accept less than his standard? "Just the last couple of years. Thundg. July 28, 1977 DAIL 't PILOT 8 J on Managing I 've learned that a guy hke Joe those lines and 1t comes from lhe Morgan needs resl occasionally manager." and that a player can become Rose believes that as a moody," Rose said. "I've manager. be would like to work learned to accept that." with rus general manager Rose looks upon managing as a "I'd like rum to come into the test of character, rather than clubhouse. I thjnk he should," baseball knowledge. said Rose. "He doesn't have lo be "Tommy Helms and Lee May there patting a euy on his back told me when they went to . when he goes four-for-four. The Houston, thece was a black-whlte guy doesn't need that. problem there," Rose said. "f "But when a team is going like believe tbat comes from the we're going, when a player is manager. Sparky is the kind or having a bad time of it, tbat's guy who never lets that happen. when he needs someone from the "Look at our team. We have a front <'ffice to come down and lot of rufferent kind of guys. We give rum a pat on the fanny and don't have any troubles along tell him to hang in there." AP Photo Men O•V\dal• <SOI b<>al OH•r (GG) • 2 R R•1d-Orvwa1e !SO> bul McMlll11n-Okker !GGI 6. 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A-\Jnit•••labl@.al Evanston, Ill Down and Out LOS ANGELES !AP> Lee Lacy was 1ust about to step to the pl ale to pinch hit in the eighth in· ning of Wednesday night's game with the Philadelphia Phillies when Los Angeles Dodgers coach Monty Basgall pulled him aside. ''Now." Basgall said to Lacy, "is a chance for you to show us Milwaukee's Cecil Cooper stretches in an attempt to avoid the tag of Boston catcher Carlton Fisk in top photo. His acrobatics didn't pay off, as umpire Ron Lu- ciano called rum out <below> and Cooper's spikes caught during the slide, wrenching his ankle and forcing him to leave the game. Milwaukee beat the Red Sox at Fenway Park, 14-S. · some of that power you're always telling us about." Show 'em he rud. Lacy drilled a dramatic two- out, three-run homer to lift the Dodgers to a 7-5 victory over the Philadelprua Phillies. The win gave Los Angeles an 11 lh game advantage over Cin· cinnati in the National League West while the Phillies trail flI'St- AllGarnftOftlCA8C 17 .. 1 July2tPNl-phla1IL.osA119eles Julv >• LosAnoelHatMonl•HI Julv :JO Los Ar>oele1atMontr.a1 lpm. • :JOpm. • )Opm. place Chlcago by 1 Y2 games in the East. The clubs concluded the series today with an afternoon game. "It's the biggest thrill of my life," Lacy said after his game· winning blast off the Ph1ls' Tug McGraw. 4·2. "To come off the bench and contribute like this. with just one swing, well, I'm in seventh heaven." Lacy's role on the Dodgers is one of a utility player, one he doesn't exactly relish but one he doesn't complain about. "J don't think anyone expects me to say I want to spend the rest or my career as a utility man," said' Lacy, who has played all three outfield positiom, and three infield positions this season. "ButJ do like winning. I wouldn't like b eing a utility man someplace other than with the Dodgers." Lacy's blast enabled young Lance Rautzhan, a left-handed relief pitcher recently promoted from the Pacific Coast League, to earn his first major league win . PHILADELPHIA alt r II 114 McBrlderf 1 1 o O Bowen • 1 2 I Schmiot lb • 0 1 I LurlSlllll 1 1 1 2 Hullon lb O o O O H,b,,..r lb J 0 0 0 OBrnOh 1000 McGrawp IJ O 0 0 Maddo•cl • O o o BOOM< • 0 0 0 Harman lb l 1 O O (hri<IM\SO'I p 0 0 0 0 Bruntaro O 0 0 0 0 JOhMC>n Oh I 0 0 0 G•rbc'rp 0 0 0 fl John\-11 o I o n LOS ANGELES L-.7b Ru•s.flss Smlthrf Ceylb Garv•r lb B•kerlf Burke cl Motapl'i H1le<I Oale\C Lacve>n G•rmanp ' 0 Sultonp Raulzhano YHg.r< •II r 11 bl • 0 1 1 • 0 I 1 •O OO • l 1 ' • 7 1 I • I 1 0 7 I 0 0 0 I 0 (). 0 0 0 I) 1 0 I 0 1 I I l o o on 1n1 o 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 Total\ :JO s s • Tot~•• 33 ' 11 r Phlle<lelOh•~ 004 000 010 \ Lo\ A"9C'I~ 000 000 Ola I E Ga•.,.'(. O.t-. OP -Phtl-le>l>la 1 Lo< AnCj~I~\ I LOB Pllol-ID!Wa J, Lo• AnQtlH S • HR Lu1lftSkl 123). C~V 1191, Garvey (241, LeC'I' IAI S8 -Bow~ S -Chrl\teft\Oll, 0 Sulton. IP H R Ell 88 SO Chr"l""'°" 71, 'I • • O J Bru\\lar ' O 0 0 0 O Garber 0 0 0 0 7 McGraw (L,. 1) I 1 ) 1 1 I 0 Sutton 7 • \ S S • > Reulthan IW 1.()1 ., 0 0 0 I) 0 Germ.n 1 o O O O 1 Se•• -Ga''""" 1s1 HBP -Bv o"'"""~ IBu•-~I T -1 ll A -311.000. Bench Tops 1,000; Redlan~s on Carpet CHICAGO -Johnny Bench of the Cincinnati Reds says he's happy to have gotten biS l,OOOth career run batted in,. but baseball's biggest run producer of all time need not fret. All-time home run king Hank Aaron also had 2,297 rbi during his career. Bench, in his 11th season, joined Tony Perez and Frank Robinson as the only Reds to drive in \,000 or more runs. He is the fourth major league catcher to do it, joining Yogi Berra, Bill Dickey and Gabby Hartnett. "l 'm sure Aaron is not nervous. But it's a Sood feeling to have done lt," Bench said after be reached the milestone In the eighth inning of a 1ame Wednes- day at Chicago. B~toftl•or• The Loi Anaeles Dodgers have optioned outfielder John Hale to Albuquerque of the Pacific Coast League and recalled outfielder Joe Simpson from the same team. Hale, the ~ers • only un· sl&ned player, bad a .241 batUng average with two home runs and U runs-bat,t.e4·ln In 78 ca mes. Simpson, 25, Is the second· leading hiller ln the !>CL With a , .S60 averaae l.n JOO games. Ho wa• leadln& the league ln blts -.yitb 140 and triples with J2. He bad 62 rb\ and 31 Jlolen bJses. placed on probation for one year each for NCAA rules violations. The National CoJlegiate Athletic Association's Commit- tee on Infractions said each school participated in uncertified postseason football games following their regular 1976 seasons. The NCAA said Redlands competed in two such unauthorized postseason gam es, Wes tern Slate in one. The NCAA s&d the two schools woul<i not be allowed to compete in postseason games following their 1977 regular seasons and could not appear ln any televised game during the 1977 season. S~t lnnoeetat2' PARIS, Ky. -A Teimessee man charged In conneetion with the theft of a $500,000 mare.in foal to Tri pie Crown winner Secretariat is lnnocent. the man's attorney says. William Michael Mccandless, 30, of Nashville, "did not ~the bor~ does not know wben the horse is and hat no lmowledle Of taking the horse, .. attorney oon . Major said Wednesday. · "We don't know how he ·became t.he suspect," Majol' added. "The boy did tM naht thlni: when he found out about · th• warTant he Mfan contact.inc counsel to arrant• turnln1 himself in on th• warrant." Mccandles , cbaraed with theft.; surrendered to the FBI Tu~a, In Leldnstoa, Ky. Re ., .. beln& held 00 $500,000 bond and hla arralcnment ls scheduled. -• 1 t I j . l.>A.tL. Y PIL.0 T Thurtda , Ju 21 1977 M\I Swim Mee• Newcomers Pose Threat for Vets World 01n1t A mt•r 1<-.rn rt't'or cf hold"°' 14 111 r U('C' ,a 111 t'I n I t'~I h lllll .t lira&<' lft'OUp o( t1tlt'nt1 cl n1•wcomN' m th(' Ml'llllon V1l'J11 In\ 1tat1on<1I .. w1mrnina r h1.un p1onah.lps at M ur~ueorllt• ft e('""' 11on {'cntrr l)t't:l11111n.i f<'11da~ l,a~lM :inH>nl( thl• top ·"°'" ~ton 1n the men "' rnm~t1t1on a r ,. s u r h n H m t• ' ,1 ' B r 1 u 11 l.oodell Tim Shit"'. Rru11· 1-'umt\.', Jnhn ll1•nc·kt•n .lot• 1:1nd 'f1 I k I' B Cl l I II rtl J 11 tJ J J I k RlihU."lhOfl In the "'omen ~ 1urnpet1twn l,mda Jezek, Lele1 Fonoamoana Jennifer Hooker, Valerie Lee Nicole Kramer. Alt<'t> Brown.: and Monique Roda hi ar e among the favorites. ·'The Mission V1t:J<> lnv1tu t1onal is the last muJor t · S t•om petitioo leading up to the AAL long course nationals this year." Mission Viejo Nadadores coach Mark Schubert says. "I expect excellent national times out of many or our own swimmers m th1~ meet " The nationals wi ll also be held at Margu eritt· Recreation Center, August 18 21. The first two finishers m each event at the 11ationab will be picked for a U S team to comp ete 1n East Germany la,.ter m the ...,um mer More thah 800 of the world ~ outstanding swimmers from the U.S .. Japan. South Afr1c<.1 . · Australia. New Zealand, Canada an·d Mexico will be competing. Preliminary ra<'es will start al 10 each day with finals at 5 There will be consolation and <'hampionship races in the fin als Sports Calendar , ., TIUlft.d•y '-4unt1notof\ &each b•\kf't b•ll '••9ue-•t M•r tn• H 19h J F-"'o u nt ••n V •tff''f' "' N'°'tm1P'\,l1•r dl O .KJ t1un1 •1q1v., H.-il(.lt v .. V'•ll 1 l'J'll •ti .I\ 1,tl Ed1c;onH l"-Jfd1.,on v e~a4n •• •• "'· JI) l.u .. 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Dall•• 1 Pt)<ll-•, Tomp.o RAy I 111 t'~t·h t'\l'nl m both mt'n·, and ~ 1111wn :. l'umpcUtion fnJay ~ -schedule shows the WO meter hutterfly, 400 free, 100 hJ<'k. 200 111d1vidual medley and \00 111t'll•1 111edley relay on the .111•·nda S:itu1 Ju~ ' ~late include~ the •uo hutterflv. 100 breast, 200 free. 1110 md1\'1dual medle\ and 800 fr1·t• rel&y ~11nday ·~ t•v1•ots include the 100 11 t·t· 200 h.it·k. 200 breast. 1500 I ree ;ind the 400 free relay * * TOf' Mlll'.S (NTllANU ,_ '¥•\hlf' 1 \0ttnU) 8d•n GoOG•lf Jtil>t v .... 110 IMV NaclaCIOrHI: 8rvce Furnlu, Tim ~n•w 18't.ch Swim CIUI>, ~ lle .. h>, J .. k BabashoU ll'oun1ain Valley), Joe a..-CUSCI. f ur m H no1cH •• 4d rttOfd •n 100 l'rtt\IYlt 1dh .. nu•l-Goo4•ll V•uallo, '>n•w. 0ouo N0<t""'9y ITuc:son Arlt I, Furnlu C.oodellllOIO\worlO,.•<ordln.OO•nd UOO...,.ltn 8utlttlh .SUt•• Gr~ llono e .. chl. J.,. - Mike Eooom IUSCI Ractutro-• Oan H•rt•o•n •Lonv 8••ch), Muk Tonelll (N.Oaaor~s> l nCllvlClu•I Meoiev-P~rnlh (l04\0 Beacnl, II •nallO IN.telaCIOre\I Furnis. hold& world record '" 200 V<HwtlO" .,.,,....,,no """°""' <.,.MOian ·~ -8r••'\t'\lro•• John H•ntllen CS..nl• Ct•r•) Holc:IS A~r1c.n reic:ord 1n 100 •nd world ,t<O,.O tn IOOm~ttr'J 'TOP WOMEN'S ENfllANTS Frtie"tyl~ l\Pf"tnld Jtll Sterk•• (El Al\onh~•. J~nn11 .... Hool<~• T•l<fY WiOMm (N-ul E~k•llPerroll !Newle.l•ndl J-r~e.stvt• fdl,ten<•\J V•l1r11 L.~e 411ce 8rown~ N1colf' Kr•mer. Hooker W lckrtem NaCl.,.,.,,..,) Cvn1r1I• WooohuCI I R1..,.rsu1e1 Ru1tert1v l..(tlf1 Fonolmune U.eke•OOd) Olympic hn.oh\I\ .n 100-meter fly •I Olyml>f< h.tl'fl.fl4•nc,.-,.~.A RctCk\troke Lmda J~tPk f~•M• Cl•r•) Amenc•n ruotd hOtO~r "' 100 •nd 120-y•rd b4lc k\tf04rfll' I n d 1vu h,,.tt M edl•Y M oftfoue Aodel'tt INaO.dOr~\I OOftna Le~ Wenn•rttrom tLo\ An~lf'\l .HHk. "ono•mo.,,.. Aodalll wes .., Olvm1><c C..me1 llnall•l lr1 4QOCor N-z..land Brust\lroke Lauri .Siering CSanta Cl .. a l. Dawn RodlQhl~ro 11•..s.Gor•&I RodlQhl..-o Is Cle· tenolng tonocourw cl\amp.on In 1ooen<1'l00-fneter br•ashtrok~ \ Gets F1' Post l><.'nnis Timmer has been pegged to s ucceed Dave Brown as varsity basketball toach al Fountain Vallev ll1gh pending formal ap - proval T uesday. Timmer, 36. has been the JV coach the past eight years and has had five c hampionship teams. including the last I our years in a row when his teams rac ked up an 84-12 re- cord. Bmeball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Baltimore Boston New York Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee Toronto W L Pct. GB 57 42 576 54 43 .557 2 54 45 .545 3 45 $3 .459 11 1'2 43 52 .453 12 44 55 .444 13 34 63 .351 22 West Division Cbicago Kansas City MiMesota Texas Angels Seattle Oakland 59 37 .615 54 40 .574 4 56 44 .560 s 51 44 .537 71·'1 47 49 .490 12 44 59 .427 181"2 41 57 .418 19 ....... .,..,( .... Mllw~k" t•. 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M I ~-ton 11..a,,.,,,.Jl•I Pll_,.... l,._...t SI, " AU•a IC-e21)1Clf 1.0llil 1Ur,..1'Jl,l'I Only~w-IN ... - West Germany's Big Challenge ElUOpeans in Area Tuning up for 1980 Olympics th' ROGER t 'ARLSON ()I Ille Delly f'li.t "•ti REDLANDS West German basketball coach Bernd Roder has a tall order to rm to send a basketball team from his native country lo the 1980 Moscow Olympics which can stand up to the likes or the Americans, Sov iets and Yugoslavia Roder and seven of tht m o r e promising West German players are 1n Southern California, house<! al Redlands University while competing against high school and Olympic DevelOP" mentteams. Tonight the y are at Cypress College (8 ) to battle Orange County's Olympic Development League entry. Friday they are at Hunt· ington Beach's Edison High to battle the Chargers' 1977-78 varsity in another 8 o'clock tipoff. "We're not so big now,'' says Roder, a member of West Germany's national team from 1962·69 "But we are growing." Soc<'er has a lot to do with West Germany ·~ ~low emergence in basketball and 21-year-old Rainer Fronlzek. a 6-3 forward with a soft shootmg touch from 15 feet. ~ays the relative lack of in- terest in soccer 1s one of the things that has helped West Germany's basketball pro- gram at least in Hagen. G1essen. Bamberg and Leverkusen. where most of tl)e seven traveling Germans haiJ from None of the visitors began playmg basketball before age 14. Now 8-10 1s the begin· ning age. Roder poants out t hat basketball m the Olympics was born at Berlin in 1936 and says : "We took some of o ur handball players and trained them for two weeks before theGames " The West Germans aren't quite that far back m terms of development but a fair estimate would be to liken their chances at Moscow with that of a S tanford University freshman team. held intact for the next three yea rs. Subsidy an the form or room, food and monie~ equivalent to $100-300 per month is avaHable to the bet ter pr05pect.s. And an addt· llonal Incentive to play 1s that it 'els you entrance at a university, where some stu· dents must wait up to three years, some neve r , to find an opening. "But our players must also do well in school," adds Rod e r "The Com munist Bloc countries, on the other hand, order their players to play. Ours must want to play and must do weU in school " With only club-style games <there are no basketball teams representing any parti<'ular university J, the West German s have eight levels or play with age no barrier -only ability to advance to the No. 1 level Bundesliga. The playoffs draw crowds of 3,000-5,000 fans. This 1s the Germans' firsl vis it to the United States un der a training program and Roder says his team is reap ing the ben~it or pressure defense mor• than any other aspect 0( American basket· ball Monday \,he ted-clad Germans w~ beaten by the Inland Empire entry in the Olympic Development League, 87·80. as the win.· ner's quickness and ability lo run fresh players lnto the game wore the visitors down in the second half. With a front line boastinc 6·11 Thomas Von Stegmann and 6·10 Klaus Zander, the Germans add playmaker Achim Kuczmann with Frontzek. Also there are 6·8 Michael Pappert, 6 ·1 Vladimir Kadlek and 6 -0 Jore Heidrich. Although they don 't ) possess the muscle of Euro- pean teams, they are similar in the mechanics of the game, seldom getUng rattled whe n things go wrong, seldom taking a good percen-· tage shot and exhibiting re- markable patience, even when inconsistent officiating allows them to be battered to the floor with no whistle. Unlikely Prospect Now A Top Volleyball Pro The age level of the vis· itors ranges from 19·23 and Redlands University coach Gary Smith likens Froritzek to a first team Citrus Bell League high school player - or similar to a second team All·CIF 3-A player. "tie's a super' shooter," says Smith, a product of Huntington Beach High. "But he's limit- ed defensively, as are all of them. They don't understand total ba s k etbal l in - tensity. . yet." By DAVE CUNNINGHAM OftM OaUy f'llt.1 Staff If you had seen Jon Roberts in high S<'hool. you probably never would have guessed that some- day he'd become an all-star pro· fessional athlete. "I was one of those guys who didn't want to get his hair cul Besides, it was• a little too dis· ciplined for me then," Roberts says. "I was more interested in girls." Roberts is still interested in girls (and they're interested in him), but he's also interested in volleyball and the fortunes of the Orange County Stars. Roberts is a 6-5 middle blocker and hitter for the Stars and a two· time !Selection for the Jnterna· tional Volleyball Association (IVA> alf\~tar team. "Jon hl\s the potential lo become th6. best hitter in the game in a year or two,·• says Stars player-coach Dodge Parker, also an all-star. "He can be awesome at times." Roberts ranks only three IV A hitters above himself --El Paso's Ed Skorek. Denver's Jon Stanley and Santa Barbara~ Luis Emyard. All are veterans with proven records or success. Roberts, however, is only in his second year in the IVA. He's 24 now, and didn't take up the sport until be was 18. To rise from a beginner to an all·slar in just six years seems remarkable. "It seems fast in terms of years. but the whole time I was training every day, year-round,·· Roberta says~ "I was a natural . blocker but I had to develop all the other parts of my game." A graduate of Palos Verdes High, Roberts didn't play volleyball unt.Jl his senior year ··My brother was a n all American at UC <San ta Barbara I and ( watched him play a nd started to get interest- ed.'' Roberts says. "Then I got into a league that pl ayed at Mira Costa High in Manhattan Beach." At the beginning 1t was just a nother fun thing to do for Roberts. fie loved to surf and s pent hours o n the beach. Volleyball seemed like a natural ' extension or his love for the OUt· doors. Roberts followed his brother to UC Santa Barbara and he, too. became an all-American. In 1974 he made the U.S. team and com- peted in the World Games. His new home was Santa Barbara so he signed with the IVA's Santa Barbara $pikers in 1976. After an all-star season there, he was signed by Orange County for 1977. Pat Attig, Stars PR director . has known Roberts for two years. "He's kind of spacey. I've know him a long time and I've only had two real good conversa· tions with him," Attig says "He's extremely intelligent but he doesn't seem to want you to know it." Attig also says Roberts is the object of intense ··groupie" ac· tion from young girls. who follow volleyball. "They seem to flock to Jon," Attig says. Roberts admitted that v olleyball groupies are widespread, but said he tries to avoid them most of the time. Still an avid outdoorsman. Roberts like to golf, ski, s urf and travel when be isn't playing volleyball . And he intends to • • keep playing professionally for 10 years or more ... if the league sur· v1ves. "If you were to ask me last yea r whethe r or nol pro volleyball would survive l might have said no. but this year has been real encouraging,." says Roberts ... Attendance is up everywhere and the league is be- mg run very intelligently now." Unsung He_ro Says Frontzek: ··We hope lo pattern ourselves in the same s tyle we are seeing he re." There may be no Olympic medal awaiting the West Germans at Moscow in 1980 but they are going to be one heckuva lot better than that '36 German entry. Stevens Helping Players in Need Editor's Note· The modern era sports vista u providing enter tammem, quality and occarumal- ly controversy on a scale never before attained in the world of athletics. Yet 1po11s of days gone by alao had great moments and star perfcmners Today our look at thoae days focuses on Chuck Stevens. By HOWARD L. HANDV OI 1111 Oally Pilot St•ll When be was in uniform, be was known as one of the s m oothesl fielding first basemen in the game. Now that h e's on the sidelines from the sport he loves, be bas another smooth approach to life -helping other people. Charles (Chuck > Stevens s pent 21 years as a pro- fessional baseball player in- cluding three with the un· forgettable St. Louis Browns of the American League a ribald group that often drew laughs and was the brunt or jokes around the circuit. · For the record, the Long Beach product led every league he ever played in in Oelding percentage at first baae. His best bitting year was a robwst .331 and in 21 years be averaged .284 on all levels. His fondest memories as a player, however, are of the 1949 season wben the Hollywood Stars wbn the Pacific Coast League cham- pionship. Other players on that team included Irv Noren, Frank Kelleher, Lee Walls. Jim Baxes, Gene Handley and Jack Salveson to na me a few. Chuck was also a member of the Hollywood team when they wore abort, cut-off pants for severalswnmen. But blJ bl11e1t contribution to baseball was not a1 a player but ln bls present job 11 aecretal')'·troasurer of the A11oclaUon of Professional Ball Players of America (APBP>. Whal about the use of the money? "Here's a typical case anci how it came about." he says, warming to his s ubject. ·'I received a letter from some parents of a boy who s uffered a nervou s breakdown after playing in the minors for eight years. "They asked for financial assistance. I went to our files and found bis card then had another member who lives in Miami where the boy was hos pitalized check on the validity of the case. ·'He called after checking Going Back IN SPORTS and said everything was in or- der. I put the facts together and sent them to our direc· tors. They voted to give him assistance and we have been helping ever since. "We'll stay with him as long as it takes to get him back in a productive capacity again." In another case. a former player co nt racted tuberculosis. He bad. five cttlldren and needed im- mediate help. Cbuck knew the player and sent him a check by return mail and will COD· tinue to do so unUl he ls back at work. Take the case or Jamie Traber, a 19·year-old with three months of minor leaugue experience. ·'He was injured in an automobile accident and paralysed fre>m the waist down for life. "We beard about lit im- mecllatety·a:nd becanfto help him." . Chuck la P.roud of Lbe APBP and rtchttullY «>. "lt'1 u fair and eiquttablo • aotthlD1 l have ever Men," be uy1 in a quiet manner . Bast, Autrey -Lead I &·man Cyele Delli HI.a ls a job lhat goes un- ne>tlced by tho rank and rue in tb~arne andou:twllh few~· ., ce ans. bat ii I.ht APBP and bow lt It fln.llDeed ! Chuck oper•les very mode1UJ. Tb. onlr other ~mploye i• a fu 1-Ume tee~ who .idl with the paperwork and t tltpbone calla. Mike But wm be one ol the .,. f avorltes Friday night when a ta.man champ10ftlhJp field vlu In American Motorcycle Aasocl•· tJon North Ar:nertc&n qu.alltytn, action at th• Oran1e County Falrpounds ln Cot.ta Mua. Aed<m St&s UDder way at I . But b one of 15 rlden lO quallff for tbt tmportut ~­ •n1 race lD tital1 MW iri NOl'tMm dalUornJa. ff hCI a i:*fect store in the two qu1lltyln1 tvte&I Curo.o, both former stars ot the apeedw•y cyd• rec 1 here. have retui'ned froin .E\lropo to com· pet• ln the event. Dennis Slcalos ,end Alan ChrllU•n <>I H.uniliiaton Beach art also ln th• fltld with Ole remaLoc:ler of the 18 riders comina frotn Nort.hem Callfomia and the Katlem 1.1.S. Farmer loeal 1~ Steve Bast and tarrY Shaw. oow ridJnl in NOIUMn\ CatJfOrnla, .,. mo In . lhefteld. "The object ~ to care fOf' memben who cannot provide roe Lh•mselva,'' ~t aays. ''Every proltaSionil play r l given an Opporlu.ni~y 00 • volaaot&ry bula to 10\n w\th m-.tor toasuen pa.ymi $10 a 1ear Md minor 1••"*9 $S. "l'bl commiuioner con· t.rlbUtal SI0.000 a 19ar and JDll~ Of tM clu1-mat.di t.be toatrtbattona of tb1it Pl.IJ.r&;.'' l Over the flJ'lt 50 y1an ot operatlon.-APBP bu uMd nearlY SZ m.UUon In belpla otbets from their prof~ nneed. • For tM pl.st ta-yean, work baa._.. do9e b7 Cbuc le a qulet,; etndtat maiamrtt; ud few, U an;t, 1ri Ute i WoU.ld ..... ll., GtMii ~ay H la wtlJ.kDOWft Hd relpec:t ed bJ all ln tbe buebal •orlG. on aOd off the field .• I ( L>s Al Racing Results l'ffW.0 ... S<Ny llllllST "ACI JIO var<I• 2 yur old\ Clalm•no ~Ot' m••Oens Pur"'-• tnoo 'OUrfCWIV Prlnceu ICuoou I •IO 4 00 l<IO • •tt•~· Soollf'f' ( rre•\ur•> 1360 ueo Mo" B•ko,. Bar IMrlnl IS 60 Tim• 18 •1 AIM> R"" Pow.r By Buo. Oow MOYtt Pl< A Laav M'\ Pa\>t Out' T In• 1uan1n Al6mlll>'> Swno;i Jtl• Com. ft"IAnd Scr•t<~ 8nkuen E•sv Rhon• Baby BIQ M Chick K ltten st Illa<!• 1·,...,rifflY PrllKHI & I Ltltlef,poll~.PolldSIJt.00. Sl!COHD "ACIE 3\0 \lard• J vu• old\ Allowionc• Pur .. UlOO NICE CATCH \1JI k B.111 l'll 111 Cplanu I:> lht.' proud angler \\'Ith Lh1:, big '.l'\\l>O•l H.1\ ... 111pl'd ba~:, that \\ctghed 20 pound~ Tht- f1~h \\J.., <·;.au.i.:ht lrum th1· 8.alboa Panllon fishing dock on t) lb te..,l hne .met took :w m1nult'" tu land Rllon<la Honci. IBrOOk•I UIO SMI 320 O•ndY Fro•IY Matdl S 00 J 2C Heo\.,,,.,.,.. !Hatti 1 60 Ti--II IS Noscratc.,.s What's Doing Outdoors JIM NIEMIEC Albacore fishm,-.: shows signs of getting hut soon and quite possibly well \I. I thin th~ reach of Newport Beach sportfishcn. "1th1n the week Gary Myers and h.i s family returned to the B<Jlboa Ani!hng Club this past Sunday with eight longfins while fishing . aboard hi:. deluxe s portr1sh1·r ··wanderlust .. out of Newport Beach All of the fish were <·aught on Jigs and Myer1> added that the fish d1dn 't really want lo come to the boat, which means that the hest angling for the longfins 1s yet to t•om(' The big frsh of the day was a 27 pounder caught by Myers' young son. while daughter Cindy took over lop honors among BAC members with a 22· pound alb1e Other boats running out of the harbor reported catches of albacore off the East End of San Clemente and in the channel between our two outer islands. Down San Diego way fishing is red hot even during the wrong phase of the moon. Anglers are averaging about one and one-half to two fish per rod, with some anglers getting as many as 6 to 8 fish per day io sacks As reported above by Gary Myers. skippers out"of Fisherman's Landing also are wait· ing for the alh1es to st•tllc down a nd start charging the boat. Currently lots of Jigs s tops arc accounting for the good fish counts Loads arc on the heavy side and anglers are ad· vised to make reservations before driving down to the landin,::s to assure a bunk Bait has improved and the water 1s calm . Fish are anywhere from 15 miles off the Coronado Islands to larger areas from the 213 and 295 spots all the way up to the 43 fathom spot. Ans:lcr Jerry Thompson reports he is betting the aJb1cs wi ll be well within reach of Newport boats as Long Beach sportf1shers are already reporting catchCl" daily around San Clemente Island 1ff orlin Hide Out As of this column the first marlin or the season has yet to be weighed in at the BAC although a number or hooked and lost spikebills has been re· ported. It is only a matte r or time be(ore some lucky angler trolling a jig will hook into a marUn that will s tay booked long enough to bring to garr. Live ball is being caught under the ke lp patties while some anglers who are laying over at the islands are uslDg strong lights to lure Oying rtsh to the surface and then keeping them alive In the bait tank. Usually the season starts out with mos t splkebllls being caught on jigs and mackerel and later in August flying fish are more productive. Check with Angle r's Center in Newport for an up- date on marlin rtshlng orr the coast. A few broadblll have been spotted l»Y the more than SO commercial boats working the channel but to date no swordfis h have been hooked on tackle. According to Helen Smith at the BAC, the outlook for thJs season Is dim, at best. iC hased on current r eports. Barrie•-Bo•• Hit Phil Tozer. o~rator of the Balboa Pav1hon and Davey's Locker. reported that an unusually good bite on log barracuda has developed along the coastline Both hall day and all day boats have been getting in on the bite and anglers are also filling s acks with bonito, bass and assorted rock fish With t he surface water temperature continually on the rise fishing out of Newport and Dana harbors s hould be very good through October. Weekend loads are on the heavy side, but during the week there is plenty of angling room. Surf AngUng Prod11ee• This wrtter and aon Brook enjoyed an early morning of surf fishing ofr lfth Street l.n Newport Beach and l· ~ hours of fishing. on tbe lowering tide produced six nice barred perch and many missed strikes. We couldn't find the sort shell crabs ror cor- blna that were supposed to be hitting and had to set· tie for mussels rrom the bay to entice perch to hit. Bay nshlng in Newport has been ort and on, but 1aglers tossing Jigs (silver) and working them '· slowly across the bottom over rocks or eel grass haYe ~ picking up some nice bass on fast moving tides. lns Al Entries f'.ot Torucaht l'irtl Pos11·0 n AST RACE HO ydro:h l r•~· nlo' For mau:Wn\ Ct•hntno Pur-.f" H 1110 Cloomlno Proc~ HOOO ou.,.,~Clw•<>e 10..1omba1 171 Lodoeo Or<I< 1Cerdo1" t I!> Waler Talfy IM•ICFV'lll 171 b.lloQCt kl\' fTr,.4)\Uftlt 11• Mv F1cklf'Hunt•y 'Mvlr ' tt4 tii:tf'f'Ucl Ctuc ~ I Adcun • •o Flr!"f'l•r\Q Rlr<Stf' AOtJQh' 11'1 l 1tn1i~ ftarrftd ~tM 1 Kn1qnl ~ t 1q ~k•lldnd')(oM!ce H..1Dhan1l 1n Proo..·r Req.aro tAll1-,.on1 117 SECOND AACE 'llO ••teh I •"•o Old\ & up (tdHTitl\Q Pur, .. 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Char~rGo !Caroo1~1 11• Atl&ndal'Ke 6,0JS. Ada'~CopyJay (CreaQ<lrl 119 •------------ MIH SuQar COPY ITrU$U'4•1 119 La Paz BM (Adair I 119 Cry"al'sWon<ler (WMdl 118 Olckey"s Dream ILl"'1•ml 119 EIGHTH RACE 350 v•rd\ 7 .... OICf m-'lct.n\ Cl.tfmtftQ Pur\• UtOO Ct d' m inca p,.,c,. SSOOO Cll•lk H•ll Woll OW •L•"'1•m• 11• Olck~Y•MIH Flrt IKn•Qllll 119 Slep Liglltly Bat» IBroot.llPldl 119 Gala.vs Sun\lune ICnr_, 1 11• war Tru<.,le (.AO.Ir) 121 Top Sour IH&tll 111 9,~1en E.ny Card01~1 171 JtlS P•ttom 1>1om1>.11 111 Tint• Aoc•f'l fWarcu 1 '' O.\iert (onqiJlf"\I •Tre&\ur~> t12 HINTH RACE JIO v•rd\ J y .. r olO• c1 .. m1no;i """• S2100 C1•lml119 Pr1c .. PSOO Bull's Arl!NI I Otlomllal 171 Run Killy tCrt-rl Ill Sl>•dow'•Suc><•me ICaroon> 111 Gracious Rebel IA<Hlrl 112 Mr. Prelrle wino CKnlOf"l I 1' Udy Crum ( Broot<Sl Ill Wre1t9tlr Rock IMltc,,..11) 11• Joltln' Joe IAlll!Onl IH Nevada Roye! IH•rll 11• S!lot OoU (TrOMKurel • 1 l1 Benefit In Golf The third annual Costa Mesa March or Dimes golf tournament will be held Mo"day at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club with a shotgon start at n08n. Ent r ies are still available with the $30 en· try fee· including green fees, an electric cart. dinner fnd participation in awards ror the win- ners in the four -.man team stramble event. Handicaps will be SCGA or wi averaae or the tut fiVe rounds tor tbote with no established handicaps. Scort la based on four partners stroking from beat Ue on each shot. ~aterpillar · ·- Lift True~ hw come to Orange Qounfy, Joe! Thursday July 28. 1977 DAIL y PILOT D3 ·Deep Sea Fish Report· Coach Hired lltl!Wl'Olt'\' l.t,n•• u111dl<>tl 111 or>oler' ID blrr~ud• ll bonH •l HU. '1 rr\M ... rwl. t llellllut ) tock litll t Wlllte tee ba\\ COt .. y \ Lenerl ?Ol •noler. IN II•• ••cUdA 1' bonito 112 ul1<0 bin II <OCllCOCI, t .... 119"1 l)()~O.er•I Sl!AL •I.ACM lll •no••" 1 O"O roe:-COCI )() \tnd ll•U. 7t c•llCO I> .. > >• m.ckerel 31 t>ar•ecuOa 1 h•llbul •• ,.. 108 6nQlfft 10 ll•IP llH\ I ••nd bolu. -tOmecoret, I ll•lll>ut OAHA WKAIU' 31' •nol•n .. , 1>•" »• tMrr•t UCS. 9' bonil.O. 11 roe-. f1\n ~""-<llf'rtt ~ *"''' M• bin UN 01100 (Mufttct"I 11'1«1 I O" •nQI•• • 7 131 e lllacor• • vfl'llowf1n tun.• I• otuiehft tun.. °'f> dolpnl11 llll!OOHDO 1i. •nQlen. l wh•I• , .. Ila$\. 'M call(O bolu 5 h•lll>UI 2 bonito 3U lth>t wu .• .,.. 130 ""Ill~\ 61 rnac1<e-.1, JlSrock '"" SAN 1'101110 (l'orts 0 ' ~Ill 8) •no••" t33 1tarr•<UC1•. I bonito 503 C•llco !Miu. ?n roo "'"· 3 ha1111u1 •3 l>IU<tt>aS\ t10nw<hrel OCIAHSIOI It ~Itri> 10 b••· r•cuda :II bonito, loO calico bin, U 11•nd ~H •rock <Od MISSIOfl aAV lt~l•ndl•I I .. •nQl•r\ 711 ••t>ecore 3 .. 11ow•on lull• II dCMpnln I Dh,.1111 l\H\8 11t c•llco .,.,,_ .. m•cketel, 41 b•t r•<UCI• St llon1to. •4roO11>11 I wllll• Mt•IW\> I yellowl•ll. I llr>Qcod LONG a aACH Ckl-l'lttl O anol•" I• wrr•cuoe 1 n•llbut • 'und bOSS 23 call<:0 !Miu 3 blue 11au Orange High h as replaced basketbal 1 coach Tony Mason with former Redlands High basketball coach Don Frank Area Sports Results 11• mACll•r" 4~ roCll 11•11 10... ... -. Wl>•rfl 102 ~nQI•" 147 llarracuda. 11 bonito Jl&ullco l)eu, .,...,., """ 402 blUI! 0.\S Frank, 28, was the Citrus Belt League coach of the year and is a M11.gnoliu (Anaheim > 11 igh producl. •AIKITaALL Full~r'ton 107. S.ddlella(k I) OtMnLHt ... l•t l!•l•ttel• "''"' WnlMd<I Clef ~no'\, lortell T unk\ '9. V•novard•N ~· .. <llLe19 ... CMmpl.,.thil' E•l•nc••••. Foothill .. Tlllnf Plac;e O•na Htll• 10 San Cle,.,..ntt .. aAHaALL ~-Lelt ... l. MlrlOll y ""k•es 7 FV DOCIOU\ 0 H•rt>or Arn LHO ... Fountain \/alley I. Corona <lei M•• • Cofl11-sa•. E•lenc1• l Hu.,tlnoton 8uc11 6. w~"m•Mltr • 111•1 Edl,.,,,3,Bol,..Gr•ndt'l lllel N•wPOrt Harbor 1 L• Quint .. 0 NEWPORT IEACH-CIMC IChrbtiClll lu1ltln1 M..i'1 C-mitt.e H-.·ID;;;~ MEETS FOil IHAICfAST IVHY FalDAY t.c llG CAHYOl'f COUHTIY C All Alli Wll.COMI For fwitl..-lftqUiry. Cotl hd lrandt, M.Ed.6) •• ad1elhae FAMOUS REALISTIC® "MINI" 8-TRACK BEATS CAR-DEALER HIGH PRICES! Aeg.591s 15 Why pay up lo $100 or more for "no-name, factory" stereo when you can get a ~nuine Realistic compact player for under $30? Only 1 /ex 45/a x63/.'', but delivers solid hi·fi sound. Fits under dash, seal, even gloveboxes. Pushbutton program change and lighted · program indicators. Easy to install. easy to own! 12·1802 REALISTIC COMPONENT STEREO SYSTEM AT BIG SUMMER SAYINGS! •211 • ST .4-52 Stet9o FM-AM R«»iNr •Two AfC·IOOO Wtlnllf VtMet Boo~ Spe#trt with 1• Woofttr and J9 T__.., • LA&-14 3-Speed ChllnflW,.,.,. CMtrldge •nd '°" cen CHARii iT Al Rlldlo Sh.U These lwo credit catds ate honored a1 par11c1oa11n9 Rldlo ShKk s10<es. Other cred1I olans m;iy aiw be ava1lab1r Oela1l5 at yOur ~rDv 510!1' NEW REALISTIC 40 CH. MOBILE CB CUT25% 114 DAILY ll'tLOT P Bl.IC NOTI(' -TICIM"'°" •IU'OMMllLHY H .. ,,. •• N re• "'""' t"6f W. lilft ... , .. ,,,...,, ....... ...-n\.I•··-.-., ,. ............... u._, .... ..,._._ -· ,_,,..,..., eotWtll•• IN• .. t• o ......... ,.., .. ,..J.,.y "" re,..,,L_ .. ""''°" UJl_.,.,l_ . -----..... Thut"!d!X. July H., 1'77 PtJBUC NOT1CB PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITI. IUllM.U ltAMI l'fATaMINT T"' ... _.... __ ••• •nt ...... ....... ltOTIC&Of "°" llHPC*llllUTY H911(e It ,_,...., ti~ llWI IM .., ...... 1 .... wttl Ml( .. ,.'"".i .... '°' •llY ... er llMlll•i.· n ••l•MIH .., •nv-oltlW f\<111 ... ,..11, 011 °' ellor lllhO.lt • . . ... --_,.,.. _____ _ P\JBUC NOTICE ..oTICI TOCllOITOllll IUNllCMI COUlllT 0" THI ITATS~CALll'OlllMIA l'CMI TNICOUllTYOl'OltANOI .... ,. .. .,n hl•I• °'LEON HARVEY TERRY, O.ce•) ... 'Odd Coupk' Spkndid _, ...... ,A., ... ....... _ <>•'llt c .... C><llly """' ..... , ". Jl • "" llU II PUBLIC' NOTICt; I IOI.All UTILITlfS 1 SOLAlll CAl'IT~ "UNOll•IO LIMITIO ) IOL.AI OIL IUll 4 OI L \V III OIVILOl"Ml .. U . LtMITIO, JOt' ,.... ..,.,. °' ........ """ J '°''° ,,,_ ... (.A .... 0.. M 0.-11 l"t ... r11 ... Ille • Ct lllttnlt Ct#HUfltll, tHO Meu ""'* Ori .. 1 .. 1, Wiit .J. CO.U MtM, C.A flt.ft OtleO 1111• lltll-.Ov of July 1t17 °""' 1..-11 w ........ to "4MellltVltlt CNWM9w CAtt•tl Publt"'" Orenot GNll Otlly "llol, July M, "· tnd ~I•, 1911 Ult-1' NOTICI! IS Hl!llllBV' GIVEN 10 tll* <•eclll'Or• ol , ... aoow ,..,_d de<telenl llltl otl --llevlng clatm1 egetnsl Ille H ICI CIK-nl .,. req11lred to Ill• lt.m. wlll\ I"* ne<eswr• vou<lltrs. In tllt olllce of tiw < ltrll of 111e ebo•• ..,. II tied c-1. or to prewn1 tNm. wtt11 t11t neu n erv llOUCIWrs. to the unclersl91'ed el lM olfit.e of OU RAN TE ANO WAR· U Neil Simon hadn't written a line before or since, chances are he'd still be living comfortably on his royalties rrom "The Odd Couple. Nol only ls this his funniest play, lt 's also the on· ly Simon script lo regenerate Itself successfully Ha movie and a TV series. Most Simon plays have been cinematiied. but none so well as the Jack Lemmon· Waller Matthau "Odd Couple." And "Barefoot in the Park" left the starling gate at the same lime as "Odd Couple" on the tube, but was gone by December while Jack Klugman and Tony Randall were turning their characters into household words. Intermission Tom Titus '"'•-INM .. ,_,..,..,. "' PUBUC NOTICE lifOTICa INYITIMO etOt ............ ..,. .I ......... "" ... ,. • ''"''~ of tt.. CN U tornn11•••"Y Cell ... Ohlt1<1 of o. ..... C.tvnty. c:..tttorn•• #Ill r.-r•;v• w..•• a.-. ue _.u ... o.i w.°'"1" "•-rHirt Lid Ooftold M "111,ttl-. 1-u.tery -------------1 fl!N, Attn: OOvlCI Wtrien, jllUorner> NOTICI TOCllllDITOllS el L•w. 1f01 WH tcllll Dtlve Sult~ l12, SU,.lllOll COURT 01' THI n A Tl 0, CALI l'OlllNIA ,.011 Newport Bueti, C•lll0<nl• 92633 wn1Cn tends to drag ln another. On tlle plus side ls the scene lnvol vir;ig the Pigeon sisters -beautllull)' flll• \Ylt-1 •t> WM Wtlll 1 .... ,_,, Cit•• fA Oro1199 COUntv on Jiiiy " '"' Plokt of bu.IMU of .... Un· TMICO':.~~:.~~~RANGI denooned in •II mtll1t• pert•1nmo to <See INTERMISSION, PaieBS> " 't .. • ... , "''" " ....... 11 "" llf , ... ,...,,,..., ... 0... of WI• MllOO' e.•t,.tt ..,..., .. .i Ult 41,..m, A"1tnut C•~•e ~ c;.i..., ..... , "'"'<" .. .... "" ......... """--* ... ,_.... .... ... ..... tOM,.Ullll (ONTINUOU\ ~llM. 4 tt ltd\•• to•.,. e<t•rd•M • wHf\ IN '""''"'"-.... CAfto<I .. "' .... »-c+t'l.t~ wft1C .. M• 'MoW ~ t1"9 .-o nw,. ~ """vi""°'"•'" 001,.., o• l""f' flrvr<rw,..-nq "99,,, "' , .. Cl "'-"'°°' Cit\ l'u\ E 6'" f'I t>odl»• rnu'9; '"'°""'' *'''" f\1t O•O • <•\.l'Me' · """',.. .,t1ft4'c.t t~<A. or •·00tr \ oono f'l'\..o. Pil••D't 'O ""-.,. *' oi 1i. ''""" <:om''"""'• co11-o.~ ... n ... ,GOI T,u,t•\ "' •n •~t •not I~' 9Wft ttw .,.,,.,., -''> fJf l1'e """' ""9 •> e ll'M'..,I" !NI Ille •1-r ,wotl '"tff Into '"9 ,, __ C....lrtcl II --~ ·---to ll1M ... Ille ·-t • 1o11 ...... _., 11110 _ .. ,_ ~t. '"9 ..,.....aof tlle CM<k Wiii be 4'WfeltM, fW In llW UM of • -· l ... •full wm u...ol will lllt lorfel• tt U lcl ?'-'Clllstrk1. No Ill~.,.., wit.,.,_ his INtl I ... • : ... riot .. ...,,y.flw IO I ..... tit ... ttw .clot• Mt lot t"'-'NJ lhe• .. f n. "" "'>46 "ubll-Ot.,... Cu•ll 0•11• ""°'· luly,. -Al;tu•H 11 1e "" UH 77 PUBLIC NOTICE lllCTITtOUS IUSINISS NAMI STATIMINT 1 n. foltow1ng per ton\ •re~n9 b1,a1 t'WU ., WINC. SALi.,, , .. o s.ee•Sl•om. fMnto AN, CA. "'°' K.C. ,,.,,.., 1.-.0 S...rstrOM, S.nta,.,.. CA tJPCW 1Cw•1 Chuen Fong , a eo-0 s.q.r.i '°"" S...I• An.o (A_ '270C Tllll _,,.., It <oncNcteCI by en on .......... K C l'-Tllh st .. _, Wff llltCI woth ,.,. County C14'rk ol ~enge Couniy on J ,..,. Jt, '"' """' Pub11$Nd Oranoe COHI O•l•y Piiot, July2',-Augull4, II, II, lt'1 3711.n f """ Of OELMAR A NIC'IC El S tne O l•le of Wtd dlK.edenl, wolhon lour OM u· rd ;::;:~•:• •fltr Ille lot•lpubllC4l1011ot 1n1s NO ill E t~ t<f REBY GIV(N to'"' ••Cl•IO•' of,.._ •bo•• ntmtd dectd•nt 0•1•0 Jr~~·.~~~ BLAU ER T rn•• •ti penon• t.evlno <••Im• •01tn\t Adminutr•trl:.i:of I~ trw ·••d o.t<udt-nt •''< rtou1trd 10 till' E'l•t•Of tne •bOv• H'W-n-' W1lf\""' "f<••wrv VOUCr.f,r',, "' MmeddlKeoent tno olloco ol '"" cttrk of ""' •t>ovt OUlllANTI AHDWAlllllN 1 nl+ttfld court 0' to P'f'\t<nt ,,,.m w11n Attw-.yt•tUw '""' n"'"~'4''"' ..,ournPr' to ttH Atln OttvuSW•rr•f" un<l~r\•Qn<-<I •I 1 .... olf1c. of RUSSEL 1 ~1 WHICllll Oro•• W I< I 00£ R J•O -on .01\<I ~ odClor Suote 312 AllOfl\tn °1 L•w MO Nf.,POtl Ctnler Htwporl Bucll C.oh f •l66l o ..... Suolf' 100 Ntwaorl Buell Tel C'1•l'3I 015, C•lllornt• ~. wn•Cll u Ille of•<• ot bu11nos of , ... undersi9ntd In t ll Publl•hlld Orenge eo.st Oe11y Piiot,' "'•"•" ~rt•onlng IO'"" <''9•1• Of HICI July 11 ll,A119<'$1 .. II,"" 3111·11 dt-Ct"dt-nt w•tn1n tour rnon1ni,. 41l•' tr\f t1r\l ChiOllC•llOft~ lf\1\nollctt. Ot ltd Junt :11, ltll OONN"M NICK!lS Admlnlstratrl• at t.,. l!stel~ol t"* •t>ove ,,_Cl dt<tde"' 11\ISSELL W. KIOOl!R JU~Mft •"" Klclder A"orneYtlllUw ...... ..,,_,,Genier Orlvt SwllalOO New'91'1 ... , ... CA tJ..0 PUBLIC NOTICE SUl"l lllOll COURTOI' CALI ,OllNIA C:OUllTYOl'OltAHGI C-N~AfllO OROl!A TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME In tllt Mttttt of lite Alll)llctllon al MITCHl!LL 8RAOY ROOT, t minor By OAVIO THOMAS llOOT, Ills Ittner For Chan9fof name. IT'S BEEN A FEW years since "The Odd Cou· pie·· cropped up on an Orange Coast stage, but that deficiency is being remedied at the Harlequin Din· ncr Playhouse, which has the Simon comedy in re- sidence for the next four weeks. And it's still a very funny number. Al the Harlequin, Jerome Guardino 1s the slob sportswriter and Christian Grey the prissy news scribe, both sidestepping the obvious clicbes of their characters to render them nesb and blood human beings. Guardino is quite naturally loose and freewheeling, a guy who elicits empathy for his '"divorced, broke and sloppy" situation. Grey, tbe compulsive neatnik, fights his maniacal tendency to clean things up, but loses hilariously. Thetr best moments come when they are striking sparks on each other during the comically tense third act. ol Tiie ~ d 'Tr11>1 ... •Utr•e\ t~ ')rl•I .... Ol ,..je<tlnQ •ny .ono t ll bod> or -------------1 Ttl ., ... ..... OA\11 0 THOMAS ROOT, ... lftlonn, on oth•ll ol Applica nt MITCHELi BRAOV ROOT hH llltd. petition '" tllos court tor en o•de• •llowl1141 pelol loner lo croange his n•me fr om MITCHELL BRAOY ROOT '" Al E XANOER BRAOY ROOT. BEYOND ITS TWO LEADS, Barth Benedict's Harlequin production glitters in one respect and lo w•ive •nv 1rr•oul•rltle\. or In lorMellll.s 1 .. •ny b<d or in lllt blcldl119. StGNEO: NORMAN E WATSON Seely &o.rdol Tru\lee~ SrCI. · AUQ. 24 PUBLIC NOTICE HOTICI! TOCllOITOll5 OF $ALI. Ol'STOCK IN IULK ANO NOTICf. 011 INTINOl!OTlllAllSFER 01' LIOUOlll LICaHSI 011 LICENSES OJ)en AUQUSI 12. 1'H 11 00 d m Publl"*I Clr•"ll" (H\I O•llY Piiot, July Jl-AUQUSl 4, 19/1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tll.01 lllOBERT L STEPHENSON. Soc Sec 1713·11 No. 497 14·3117, Tr•nsloror •nd ------------;__ Lottn,..,~. w"'>Se buslneu address 1, PUBLIC NOTICE 2200 Nrwport Boulev.,CI, In llw Coly of Co.i• Me••. Count~ of Oren~. St•I• of NOTICI! TOCONTlllACTOlll S C•hlorni•, 1nlenclt lo sell, tran•ter •M CAU.fNG 1'011 BIOS .OUlgn loOUOLEY RICH .,,., LOR ET· Scnool Olslrkt. Coest Community TA RICH. Soc. Sec. Ho. Ha 16·1104, Coll99• OlitrlCt Transl••• -lnleno.d 1ra!>llr<H , 1110 o..cinne: 3 oo pm r11ursoov. ,.,,.,. ~•,,...s -•9\• ls 11167 Booort A&19ust II, lt71. W.oy. on IN City Of Newport B•.c~. AltOtMVS for Adml11htr•tt1• PubloW\<'d °'""9t Coo>I 0d•IV P1101 Jutv 1.1•. '1, 11, 1'71 7'61·11 PUBLIC NOTICE SUPEltlO* COURTOl'TH! nATE OF CALI l'OlllHIA l'OR THECOUNTYOFOlllANGI Ho. A·'241S NOTICE OF HIEAlllHG 01' "ITITIOll 1'0111 PlllOeATI OF WILL AHO 1'0111 LETTIRSTISTAMlllTAllY E•l•le ol l'LO RA CATHARINE STEWART, OKHW!d 11 " h<!r~by orclereCI tllat tll per$0"' 1ntvrt:-.h~d '" tn~ matter ator«'r.4H1 bPDe•r t>ef()( .. '"'' c.ourt tn O•p.Artmerit No. l di 700 Cov•c Cenltr Ori•• w-.1 Sant .. A"" Cdlllotn1a. on Auguu ~ 1q11 ii II OOo clockA.M .. trwl then and tnert •hOw uu,,., If any lllev !>ave. wny \••<I P\'I ltton tor cn..n99 of thtmt lhoutd Stewart In 'Sleep' notb•9'""1"" LOS ANGELES CAP I 11.:!~:~~~!"~:~~!:·~~~:i:,~~ -James Stewart con Oelly Piiot, • ntw~ptt of gener•• tinueS his Career 3 S ~;:~~·~':'~~~:;.!.111c'~:;~r1:~ character actor with .... kspr1«10111tc1ayof1tld11M•lf'o "The Big Sleep" for ITC SOFfll ('0 .\ST f•ef f\ T Uf tAC.IJNAOf ti<H~n ''l'l o,... ~ MtltiMH ·Sat. -51111. I :45 -THEATRE I 'ANNIE ·iPa)HALL Happenings •.. Fiims Theater Dance Televlalon In the DAILY PILOT Pl•ce ol SICI Rtceipl OlllU Of County of 0.•nge, Sl•te ol Cthlornia, Pur<llHll\9 A09n1. C:O.•• Comm111111y ~1~°'1':::~ <IHtrltled personal pro- Cot199e OlstrlCI Adm1n1Strthon llu1ld• All sloc:I! In lr-. lbrturH. equip. 1119, 1370 Ademt. A .. nue. Coste Mtw. "'•"' .,., OOOd wrn al • certtln llouor Ot•nQ• CounlY. Ctloforll•.t • sto•• bu'olMHllnown ts 808 ANO PAT NOTICE IS HElllESY GIVEN t11•t F REO MURRAY STEWART, J R 11•• Ill~ 1>e<e1n • petition lor ProlNlte of Wilt •nd tor hsuenu ot Lt1ter• Tn lt-niv v 10 Ille petitioner •• lerence to which Is mode tor turt!Wr pntkulers. -lhet ,.,. 11-end plt <e of .,..,,,. lllt ..,... ""' .. ,. Mt tor A119ull 16, 1'77, ti 10 00 • M . In t11e coul'lroom ol Otswlrtment Ho. 3 ot H id coul'l, 111100Clvk Cenltr Orlw Wot, In the Cltt of Silnl• AN. Collfornl• 0 •1•d ~~c1:· ~~~uMNER Entertainment J udge of Ille Supre,,orcourt The veteran star is WIMt Woody Aht THIATRI II -- w~ CATALINA ISLAND! , Pro1•ct l<11!nl1fKt hon N•me LIQUORS, l..cludlng Inventory not to -l STUOENT CENTER HAN· H CMd 520,00000, and locelt<I di ttOO ·~l(APPEO RAMP, ORANGE COAST' NewPOftBoUltvtrCl, lnllleCltvof CCKI» COLLEGE COAST COMM~NIT V' Mesa, County of Orenge, Stalt o1 -COLLEGE OISTRICT, BIO NO 111 Celllllfnl.O, -lrtnsftt tllt tollowlft9 Poaet Pl.,,, tteon lilt · Ofllu of t11t •l<ollollc beverage !Ice,, .. (er •J)"'"" Olre<lor ol Pllr>0ca1 Fec11111" lk•-> OH·S.•• 0.-tl now lswect .no Oll1ce of tne Ar(l>llKI CWllhtm 10 preml!.ti localed et 1200 Newport &lu•ock & Pertn•"• 1100 Newport &oulevttd io. ttw premises located at .Jouttvttd, N-porl &etcn, CttllOfnla, 7200 H--' &oulevanl, In 1114' City of )260.J. 11•1'1.t.olool • Coslt ,,_.w, '°""''of Orar199, Sl•t• Of NOTICE IS HE REBY GIVEN 111•1 Ctlflornla ltie .tt>ovt'·N me<I !."1001 Oo\lroCI ol That tllt .mount of purcroase price or Orange Counly, C.0111o•n•d. •<W>Q by con•lmr.etlon Jn connection wlttl w ld and lhrouQn ''' Gov.rnono Bo••CI. tr•nsler ol w lCI license (or llc•nses) Is .. " r e 1 n • I I e r r • t e r r ~ d I o • • the sum of S.S.000.00, wlllch consists of "015fRICT," wilt receove up 10, but the lollowlng: C"*Ck In I ... amount of OolHJulyU, 1'71. WILLIAM I . M .10t4N, Go<MltY Oet1l fUCHAIO I . MIYllt Anon.rtatLow MWlltMrelM.SllltelDI Les A ..... ft, CelHtrlllt ... 11 Tel: 121>16M-1Mt ...... , .... , --·-Publlsfle<I ~tlltt Coatl Oelly Piiot, July2t,1'.-Auousl•, lt71 l.311-11 PUBLIC NOTICE [191 taiet lll•n lllt above·st.11..i time, ",000.00, s.cl.S00.00 being a pof'tlon Of 8 SUl'lltlOllCOUltTOl'CALll'OllNIA ~·1•d bod'. tor tne aw.Orel ol • conlrtcl proml>M>tY note lo be repl.ctd wflh COUHTY0,.0111.AllOI tor the at>o•e proje< I. cut!, •nd Ul,S00.00 bel1141 e porllon of• 'Am-d ' Boch '""'I t>e rKelved In Ille Pl•ct p<0mlu orv note. OR OE A TO SHOW CAUSIE idei>tll•f'O iOO•e, <Ind sh•ll be opened Ttl•t 1 ... emount of 1,,. purctlut FOACHANGEOFNAME •nd publicly rud atOllCI at Int tbO••· price or con•lder•llon In connection CUI HUMe111 Anitt >lall'd l•meondpttc•. with,.,. ,,..,,1erof seid business Is""' In lhe "'-tit< of -Alll)llctllon ot Tnere wool be a 11SOO depo111 re. sum of 11M,OOO.OO lncludlng lnve11tory RONALD BERRY STOWERS For Quoted 1n eac11 .. 1 of bid do<umenb to of stock In tr.a. of •PP•Olllmelelv Ch41noeof Heme llU<l••nlH tne rtlurn In ~ ConClll1on no.000.00. -•ct. con•9'U of ll>e fol-· RONALD 81!RRY STOWERS llH w11n1n lo.e city~ •lier 1ne bid 00tn1"9, Ing: llS,000.00 bcll1141 •portion of• pre> lllecl • petition In tllls court lor •n Ot· dtlP mluory note, end U0,000.00 being • cler tllowlno petitioner lo ell•~ hll Eacn bod musi conlorm end IM portion of• prornfuory note 10 be ntm• from RONALO BERllY te\pon\1 .. 101necon1rtctdO<umenll replt(edwltllcesh. STOWERS lo ROHALO 8ARllY Etc II Old W>ell betc:compenled'bV llle All Ollltr buslneu nemes •nd ad· STOWERS. security relt<rtd to In I"* c.ontr.cl dr•HtJ U5ed ti'( tllf Tr.,.sleror within It Is t.reby orclef'9d 11101 ell per- dO<uments -by I"* hsl of ,,.. __ "''" JM•• last -t soler es -nown to lnttretl..i '" lhe metier elorestlCI ap- subeon1rtt1or1 theTrensl-•re:--... rar befOA '""'court In Oeptttment Tne OISTAICTr-vesl ... riglltlO TllMlthMlleenttreeel~sald ., 700 Civic C..nler Orllltl WHI, re1e<t any or ell blOI °' 10 w•1w ..,., .,. llc•11--Int...., Wenlf-H rt· S.nta Mo Ctllfomla on s.pt • 1m l"tgul•""" or 1nl0fmelltltt 1n ..,y oto• Quired by S.C. 2407~ of'"' &uslMH-et ll:CO ~·ctoclr. a.m'.. Ollll tho~ tnO or on t~ OI001ng Proftulon• Code, ~ the conslden. tlltre .,_ UUU 11 tny llley ...... wlly TM OISTRICTl>HObttlMdf"'"' .... lion for IN tr_,.,. of said llu1tneu w ld ~ltlonford••noeof-•lloul4 OoteClor ol tr.e Oepertment ol In· •ndlr~olMlcllkense l1loboNld no111evren1.i. dUslrod• Rt1.011ons ti.. gener•I ortv•ll· only elltr said tranllff hH beell • II 11 further ordettd lllot a Cl>PV of 1no ••••of per e11em wages 1n lh• toct ll· provtCI bysal<S ~tll'lfflt of Alcollollc 11111 orclef' to -<MIM 11e 11<11111~ In .ff on wn1t1111u1 _,_ts to be perfotmaci Beverege Control. Or•nee Coetf 0.lly Pll<>I, • new1peper tor ea ell cr•I t or type ot wor1tmt11 Tiit! •Wit, trtflSftr •nd •ui9n,..,.,,I of genrttl clrc11lllllon, pubflsllael In tllh Mt<l•d lotcttul• 1,.., contrtct ol Ille •lorouto stock In trede, llxtures, countytlleettonu a-" IOr lourcon- Tn• for~ong \Chtdule of per do em equlpmenl •nCI 9000 wlll of ,,,. H ICI secutlll't -s prlot to .... ...,. ef Mid ••oe• ".,.,~ upon d -•ltonQ 00 of bllslness wltl be mede, and tr.. con· hurl1141 110111 181 "°"'' Tn• ••It lor llOhd•y slder•tlon l"9rtlor loge-r with the OetedJulylt, lt77 enci ov.,bme wotlt ,.,.11 be •• lttsl conslc1e<atlon lor the tr.,sler and ••· BRUCe. W. SUM NEiii hm•andone·lltfl. sltn,,,.,,I of llW .iorewlcl llc•nse (or JUOgeofllltS-rlorCou•I 11 \ll•ll be moncMlory upon lht CON· llctnsesl Is to be consumMaled on or AOllllN & w.t•ILll TRAC !OR 10 Wl'Om ,,.,. COl\tr.CI I~ ell•• lhennddty of AUllUSI, 1977. ....... 1'041 GoldeflWHtSI .. Sult•"' ••a•ded, and upon eny ..,l><onlrtctor escrow depertMtnl of BANK. OF Hwnll,..•IM<lt,CA'1447 .under llim, to t»Y nol lus tl\6n Ille Mid AME RICA N.T.&.S.A., Newport 8ee<ll Teto,__: 11+Mf.1144 ~petlll•CI r•tu to •II workM•n B•andltl>&UVlollao,lntl'leCltyof A"trntY1fer1"9tltl- ..,..p1ov•d by llloem on Ille em ullon ol ~1:'.':tc.~::,.':;i.~~.:i ~;.~n=:; Jufu~l'!':J,.°'':'llt Cots! Otlly Piiot, 111' contr..cl Oepertment ot Atcohollc Beverage ' ' 119 •. 11• 11' ttn No boeldt'r m.iv wotn<lfaw Ill) bid lor • Control ~ eporowd Mlcl lriinsltt 01 llJO•V peroOd of For•v·Flve (~jl On• •fl•• IM Hid 11<. ... se. d•te sellor IN OPenonQol boos. OetedJuly IS 1m A N Vme1'1 bond""" a perlormenc• OUdlrrRlcll· bond wlflbo reou1ted~1or tot1Qn1ngot lnttflCledTr_I_ Ille Conlrtel. Tiit peyment bond •nd Loretta ltkll oerform...ce bond 11\all be In ttie form Intended Trensle.-.e sat lorth In IN Conlrtcl Oocumenll. Robert L.. $tepflenson Go"9rnlng Boord Tr-twor end Uconwe llv Honfttft ! W.tson l"ubllslled Or'"'91 C:O.sl Deity Pll<>I, S.Ctv .. Boord of Tr\dlMt July 21, tm Publiftlt Orenoe Cooll Dell'( l"llot. Ju1, 21, 21. "" l l ... 17 PUBLIC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE SUl'UIOllCOUltTOll CAUl'OltMIA NOTICITOCllllOITOllS COUMTYOl'OllANGIE SUPl.RIOltCOUITOl"THIE lie.MUM STATE Of'CALll'OlllNIA "Oii OlllOEll TOM40WCAUSIE TMECOUNTYOl'OlllANOI l'OllCHAllOI 0" NAME 14.,A-tt77> 111 Ina Malter of Applictl•on ol E\ltlt of MARSHALL s BOGGS, ELMl!R lllAY WAOE, lor Cll•nee Of •~•MARSHALL STANHOPI! 1000$, N•m• Oe<eHtO ELMER RAY WAOI! fits ftltcl a r>etl· NOT•CE IS HERi.iV 011/l!N to the lion In tlll• <*lf't lor.,, order •1-1119 cred•lor• tll t.,. --Cl de<-t petltl-r to <l'lan!Jt 1111 neme from 11\tl ell Plf'ICWll lltvlng clt lms e90lnS1 ELMER RAY WADE to ELOEN RAY Ille U ld dtc;e*"C .... required to Ill• STEVl!NS..WAOI!. lllem, ........ Mctn ... y vouc-., In II IS ... ,.,., Ofdef'td llltt •fl per-. llW Olflta of IM ci.n. Of Ille aow on-lntereeted 111 .,. molter etoresold ap. Utltdcour1,0fl0,,,....,,llllefft,wlttlllle .,.., bel-lllis court In l>eptft-1 nec•-v -'llr .. to .... -lllanocl No .• •I 100 CM< Canter DrlM WNt, •ttllteffkoolTHOMASP.AU.aN.At· S.111• AN, Colllornia, on .......... '°"'91' al '--· 120 ,..,..,.....,,, WIMtrf, lt'7, 9' 11: .. i.'clocll'e.m .• W IMftMCI ltMeftclO 9"<11, Colllorllla, Wlllcll II llW,...,__,llanyltley~,Wl!y w ,1ac:eol 1MINMett11t\llldtn'9Md Ml• ,..t111111 rw CIWl9t ot-•lllMlkl 111 all rn.llWs 11el1tlnl119 to Ute •~tote of not be or ..... ... Id et<eellnt, wllllln four_,.. elter II It tllt1fltt ordt...cl thet • COlll' et lllt flrat ll!*gUOllOf lllll llOlkt. lhil6f'INr • IMw COIUM be lllUllllNIM Ill . Oti.d.IUIY 15. ltn. Or.nee CiNlt Oell'f P!IOt, t ,,..,.,...,.., llAHOAI. M. eooos Olf 119"-•dMlltclOll, publl$htd Ill 1.1111 Atlfnllll•"«" """°llW-Wlll ~tt et ltMt -•-k lor ._ c;on. -IMCIOl tlie £1teleol Ille M<lllfW _.,.prior to tM de'I 01 Mid OllOWnt-d~I •tr"'9. THOMAl9'.AUAN Otl .. Jul1'tt, 1f7r A•WWf•Uw' • eruteW.~ u ..... ..,_ •• _ Judgeolllle5-iorCourt • ...._llNdl,CA ILMalUYWAOll Teti !IUI~ tllltllriltiMOl'tw, ""-flw ....... lll•tr .. w H11111f ..... lludl,c.m.ntlt wl•ftlt_. _ _. IN l"llO~ltlA Nit.ION& l'ubfltllH 0r-. C'iaotll Otll'I l"llot. f'l/MltllM Ortn11t Cotit CS•HY Pilot Ju1v n,.,..,....,_ .. , 11, 1tn Jwt•.19..,.Awowt4. "· ttn JlOJ.71 Je1S.l1 PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE oAv10T1tC>MA11100T c ast as Gener a 1 "'""'"'•"'"-•UtW.Ctftblr'lll"'-Sternwood, the man who t:':!.:1es.CA-s hires private eye Phillip Te1.um•JMW Marlowe. The vintage Attw11tyter: l"ettti-film detective will again ... .,........ b I d M11e11.11ar.-v 11 .. t, e P aye by Robert a .. ucant Mitchum . Humphrey Publlshlld Or-co .. t D~••v P11ot. Bogart was Marlowe in July I , 14, 21, 2t, It// _________ ,,.._,.1_1 th e 1946 "The Big PUBLIC NOTICE c ..... ,. SUl'llllOlt COURT OF CALll'OlllllA COUii TY 0" ORANGE No,..,tOTH NOTICE 0, SALE OF "llllOHALPllO"EllTY AT l"lllVATIE SALi E"tle of ELLEN £ RIGGS, Oeu•tecl. Sleep." Holk • 11 herft>y 11.vfn 1na1 tne un dera1ontc1 will Mii 1111<lve11t sate IO 1ne hlglltst -best nel b<-ron Ille terms end conc1tt1on1 1>e<Mf1er menuo,,..a ~iiiiimiiiiiii •n<I .subject to conr lrmetion l>Y "" Court, on AuQull t, 1977,or on Ute lune lllerHller ell-by lew, all lllt r1911t, I •illlJ~!llM !Ille, end inlKHI of <IK-nl ti 11w II t•m• ol lier dNtll end ell ngr.1, !Ille, and lnl.,eSI tNI t .... Hlille II.OS M:QU1ted lr.::'9!9'11!11illilll1!1111•llll 0111tr ll\tn llltt of dtc:-nl al 111e '"'"' Of 114r deelll, In tlllt following ~1<r11>e<1 r~liliiilllli~lillillllflilli~ .,.,..,...1 "'-"Y• In oi.. present <Ood• llon,r,tl*IC ..,, "-•sentaltonof w•r· renlY ol any lllnd .. 1><tssor unpllaci IBM Typewrtter, L•gl'll T•bte, Wu. ••• I'll• c.oiMI, Fue UOU1f!I 0.slr ... , .. Ifft Mnd L, lltrolyper, S.aon Copier Bid& or oiler\ ••e lnvoteO !or .... pro- """"""""""~· .-ncrwmlie re~ ce1ved •I IM l•w olfice ol 1C1nctel & An· Clerton •• 10.IO Nortll 8rotCIW•Y. Sanl.o A,.., Cellforntt 9:1101, or mav be loltd wolh lllt <•.,• ot lM aoove·tnlltled Court, or dellv.,.ed 10 lhe unoert19rnrCI persontlly al •ny time a ller 1ne publjUt1on Ol lllll notl<• and before Int m•lofnllOlttwsele. , Terms -conditions Of wte: Cash, 10 percent of \lie P'l"lltst prl<• to be peld et Ille time of pr-t•llon Of bid tlld beltne>t Oft c.ot1llm101>on of Hie bv Court. PoyMtnt to be made bY ct1lller'1 dteck or MOnOV order. Buyer to to•• .,.,_u_ elttr entr., 01 order conllrmin;tlllt sate. TM r!oht II re~ to re1ec1 ... , tlld •II bldl Pt10f' to entry of an order conllrMl119tllewto. f'or furl'-~ l1tf0f'mttlon end bid lofnu •Plllr et IN ltw office of t<trw1e1 & AndeNOll, 10» Noni\ lroodWey, Stn· IOAllO, callfomtat%101 Oeted! loAy It,"". LlllOARIGOS HAOMMtrttrhtOf lt•e Eltttt .. EllenE.lllggt,de<NStd IAMISe.wtutUM tflUIU>&LAAIU>USOM 1tJtNen111r..._.11,auus S.111t Alie, c.. met Ol41u..Tm • ...,....,. ... """'"''"•tr•. Publls/led Orantlilt Coost 0•11y Pilot, July 11, 22, 21, ttn UOC"17 PUBLIC NOTICE SUl'C'lllOltCCIUlllTOl'THI ITATSOltCALll'O•HIA FOi TH•COUNrtOPOltAHG• Me.MUN NOTICI O" SALe Of' ltEAL PllOPlltrt ATl'ltlVATI SAIA In Ill• Matter Of .... Est ... OI AllNOLO O•llllMH, OecHsed. NOTICW I'S Hllll8V' GIVEN tllat the 11'*"1..a. H Adtnlnittrttllf ol 1119 ••ltt• Of A"NCX.0 OERM.f\N, will Mii ti Pl'·lvtl• •ti• to Ille nlgMll end wst ~ "'°" ... term$ ind eondl· llGllS hwtllllfter monu-d olld Wll- ftct .. COllfl,.....11oft by said 5-rtar Court on All9Uft i., ttn at 111t Nur 61 2:00 P .M. or llltffolltr wt111tn ""-trnie 1511 W. SUNFLOWER W. Of BRISTOL C.M. 540.()614 "It. lllDGE TOO PAil" lrGI "FOR THE LOVE OF IENJI" CGI S.A. fRWY IMANCHHTER IX.I O.O. I'll~ CCITY DR. EX.I • U~ll •• "otlCJt. THE K!U.OWHJt.LI"• ~rz::n Y" IPGI NfOR THE LOVE • OF 19UI" CGI "f.4MT'Amc A.HIMJt.TIOM RSTIVJt.L" IPGl "FAMT'ASTIC f'LAMIT" TKEA"*8-0RANGI CO a• cRms sue SO. COAST PLAZI\ J4ll11111'1 "-'4t111 ..... - "THE DllP° CPGI DJt.9'. T-7:JO.fr45 SAT/SUM-hJO-J1H &:4M:OO S COAST PLAZA JllUrttt .. St •1111 lttll•• .,. .. SOICHll" -1 ""941'"'" I.AT/SUM h4 .. Ll .. 1Ht "FAMILY PLOT" ~ ... ,, .... a. ..... 0 z z w > w ..... z <t 0 w .J w z ¢ ~ Tu L.A. ''ISLAND lfOLIDA Y" 9 A.M. Dailv From Ualboa Pa~ilion Round Trip .. SI 1.00 Under 12 ... SS.SO FOR RESERVATIONS cl 11"1FORMATION CAll 67J.S2H **IN CONCERTI!** • THIS FRIDAY t~Hllt~I~ 111~1~1~\· "The King of Roel: and Roll" ON ST AGE WITH THE • Hlll~S t~ttl~l'ttl~A'l~lttN /#1 Hit Single "Roell the Boat "} . ALL PROCEEDS TO * U. S. OLYMPIC VOLLEYBALL * TRAINING TEAM (AMERICAN NATIONAL VOLLEYBALL ASSOCIATION! *••**TICKETS TAX DEDl,ICTlBLE * * • * • TICKETS AYAllABU AT . *' Di1neg/1~~0!!~~! :A:~~:.~M ____ 00 _ 0 _ 1__.* visits 'The HARBORS ·Ciani Digging ·Fashffig ·Harbor Tours , onight's TV Highlights CBS 8 1 :80 --"The Devil ul 4 • o•ctock." Spencer Tracy and Frank Sinatra SCJUar• otf in th1a 1961 advenlur& drama with Jean-Pierre Aumont. NBC 8 9:00 -· •0 El1ht on the Lam ." Bob Hope Ts a father of scw4?n with Sl0,000 burnlna a hole in his pocket in thh1 1967 comedy with fhyllls Diller. Jonathan Winters and JUI St. John. ABC e 10:00 --Borbur u Wolters S~ial. Barbara interviewi; Elizabeth Taylor Htlton Wlldlna Todd Fis her Burton Burton Warner. the Shah and Em· pr oUraa and Rep. Barbara Jordan. TV DAILY LOG THURSDAY I iv•AiiiCi I . 8:00 D CIJ?) CD) (I) QtJ ....., D CfAl' U ([) Cl ""' U VoJICt lo Ille ltttoftl ti tllt Su (I) '°""' ,,. • Q) (all ([)) .... ......... • hrtfWtt ,...., • Alla s.111 ...... • ...., .. Mw9tur. ®I loft lay fD bectric c..,.., Cl!)l.Mltlll ·-5:30- • f'Wll SINATRA * "Tiie Dnil At • O'Clock" Pllt I D Mowle: ~(!I) ..... Oml at ' O'Clock~ (~dw) '61-Spencer T my, f r111k SiNl11, Jun.hlfrt Allmon I CD • WJ Criffial (})) ...,. liflffil .. (1}1) Cf>) .., Tllftt S-ma mNtws 12.tJ Did Van l>J'e Show '1ltlOM ( (2t) {))) lewitc!IM m '""' 1• Sil Mao 8llikb, lllu l>laltOJI 7:00 QJ Em111ency One 0 U /W CIJ m m News U lilrs Club (}) MJ ThrH SollS <D To Tell tllt T nit11 a Coiicttttr1Uoft IDI LM Lucy m Tiit r11 ((11) Cf>) f1MllJ Atflir • Cltil«111'1 "'°'""' ®MaJMtry RfD ED Madhilll.lllrer Report (QI) (I)) Tiit hrtridp f1111ily QJ)Cl'm-Wlb all Ruf E.sbte & Toe -7:30- CJAMly 8 A1111ls lase•1n Cahforn11 Angels vs. Oakland A's.. Cf) Tiie ()*I c..,.. u Tiit ""-Shew CJ) CMldW C-.1 I!) Tiit JMer's WiW Cl§ (ft) {)) llltcll ~ m1n1t~ (U1) (])) Tiie "'" ,.,. a Hoca11's Heroes fD ~ 21 Ttlliallt (lit Cl)) lfldJ ~ .. 111 Price Is Ri(ht Qt) Ual's Club ' @ l>f1111• Count1 Summer 8:00 D (Cll> CJ)) ([) Tiit W1lton1 (R) John·Boy has hopes of udln& lhe lamilJ mdlt to victory '" the iotal 1ace until he learns that a hone descended from three derby winners IS also enlered. U (IJ) ([) m QJ) CMtt4y T1111e "lnst1nl h m1ly" Wilham 01n11ls and Loo Cnscuolo play a pair ol bKhelor latMB sllann1 a ho11Se to save on expenses, who differ shlrpty 1n tllou&hts of ms1n& ll\e11 teena&t sons, Cf) lllon: (t) (Zhr) "bsl1R "*Ml'' (com) '64-Rol>ert Walker. wanet Matthau II (]) al (ill (I)) Wtke .. Itel lllfttf ~c.retr D•f' A aretr day s,aker uuses havoc with the Swutbop Wiien lie tries to hue Mr. 11ottw for Iris Cllbao kslneu. Cl llletie: (J:) "C$•1rt luR" (dr't) '69-hnitlr ~. . m ~ liqraplllc "AllSttahl: The r1111tless Land" at""1Mltoll as.. L1ll An&eles Aztecs vs. tuVeps. • • ni. ,...,.. Sip -1:30- UO Cl)D QI~ l1IM "B.ty City Amusement Company" The WOfi Nllih of the hlrd·drivi111 clllet preMeMftittr 111 Bly Aftf ltlt¥1· SIOll stllion play h1voc with the lives and Clretri ol Ills co writers. the edors and Ill• owner of the station Ttny Kdtf, Jllnt Gable. Ttd Gehrlfll 11\d ht McConn1tk SI• . • Cll Cll <• (I)) """'' ...,. ,..... ca> Ma1111 dewio,s • Cl1dll on !let U·lldilld ... sh 1llows 1111•" 111M Iii as 1 boanltr . ......... eioo e Jc?lffiCI>) (I) 11awt11 fin·O (11) .Ct " t"11t•• "' ""'"'· tM wktilft ot ..... "--"' It •• 1111 ... ot ....... 111 Wolll llt .--~~ ~U<!A":: ...... (*') :'1,~"'71ie Oilfr, JOMlho ' Shi~., ~Allltltt-· ll, .... ,..,. ............... .. SIUIJO Mt la ICMM ~ lllMI· &!i!!l!• •t1111a&MI=...,.. ~-· . ..-... s•~s IOWll with a vauely ol villains 1n hot pursuit • (l1 (1Al (tat) ({)) '""'' Mihf(R) m MtfY cnffut S11ow a> Tht Vlraiflian fD Tiit Alt ti U1Ktr1'1nty all rhll Odis Memorial Concert -9:30- D CD (}QI (f2tl (()) fish <R> "Fish and Rools" loorn1s feeling f1~P an ou1s1e1 becaust he •S lhe only black in the foh 2roup home, 1oins d stied 1ang ind lhen runs away 10:00 0 ( .1D <V (}) lunaby Jones ( R) Not lon2 alter an unhappily rnarned ~n 1dm1ts in iro11p lherapy lllal he has harbored thoueMs of k1lhn1 his wife. lhe woman IS found dead under myslenous c11cumstances e Dllews ({) MoN: (CJ (lllr) ... r llllt fOf llllill(' (drl) '67-Glenn ford. Jnaer Stevens . 0 GE rrt:Mnts "Barbu1 * W11t1rs Specill" with Liz T ayt«, Shah of Iran, Barbare Jordan. U (}) UAI (fDJ Cl)) larbm Walttl'l S'9Qll (R) Barbara Walters 1nterv1ews [hubfth Taylor and her h111band John Warner from their farm 1n V1111n1a. the Shaw and Empress ol lr111. and Rep. Barbara Jordan. (2.IJ M1rcus Welby fll) M1sle~e Tht1tre tDEIBienAraMt -10:30-m m m11ews m AllltrlcHI 11:00 D CJJ U Cll @ News D In> CIJ <IJJ fD News 0 (!Jll Cl)) Lift Allleritaft Style I!) lllllSide m r .,...... 2Nldlf a>illlrcusW.., (ill> Cl)) Tiit .... Show <Si lat of GfMdle fl!)....,. ct!> ... dled/leltrer Report -11:30- 0 (<llJ ill) Cll 1biu: KIP' "A Souven1t r rocn Atlantic City," -Oliwtf T•iat" (dra) '0 -John Howard Davies. Robert Newlon. D ® CV D Qll .llllMy Car1llll (I) MIMe: "CallMI *""1" (dra) '46-Gltnn ford, Janet Blair. U ill crDJ (<21 (J)) UU.T.I Tiit TltvrsdaJ llicllt Spedil CDMttrtnns IHI Tiit 700 Cluf> fli) Clptione4 AIC Evenin1 llns IDCiMl'lll 34 12:00 9 Tllili&lltZ-0 Movie: (t) "Johnn1 luco•• (dra) '67-Sytva Kosdna. ID Ctm-Wlts a> McMt: "I, The Jury., (mys) '53- llllf ElllOI. Preston foster . -12:30-a Dr11net CD llw11: Cl:) "To the £.llds of the Eattll" (mys) '48-DM:k Powell. Si&nt Huso. Maytia 1:00 8 (llJ {)) Qll Ta.orTOlr O MO'fies: "Roseanna McCoy ·• 'Sleepen West." "Crimson <Anary" -1:30-a> .a..ie: "Cuse tf lllt A.rtec IMlm(' (hor) '60-Romin Gay. 2:00 D llo•its: "Gentleman's A(ree· menl, • "The T ordl" -2:05- ...... : (J:)"WM, WIWW!lttt,.. (com) '66-Gaty Cane, Chris Hoel. -2:30- • Molla: "The~ Boot," "The Devil a.r OA"1111E llOVIES ~gjffer~nt k.ind of.:. ~ A FRAHK YAS!.AHS Pl!ESCNIATION A MARJIN IWiSOllOH -FRANK YA&l.""6 ~TION •' IH[ OTHER SI[)( Of MIONIGIW A CHARLES JAAROIT fllM • 11. '11AAlf rRAI({ PISIER ·JOHN BECK• SUSAN SAAANOOll RAf VAUONE. •' ... ,FRANK YASW6 . , • HOWARO l'I KOCH JR • OW!l ES JARRO IT • \ ~ ,, " llRMAll RAUCIO " DAAlll TARA!lASK • ..,.,,StOlifl SHELOOll .... .,lrtQIH LECRAND(ii)~''~·. 'iESnnciiDt0~ " ...., Oroc'•JOllN DtCUIR a C......"""11 .,, ... "' .... ,._~-;;.....-.:.. _ , .. _loo -'oa::.':111:::.-J • . LA MIRADA 4 • LAKEWOOD 4 WAlll·IH IAllOAlN l'lllCI tl.IO MONDAY lll<v SATURDAY (b e .. Hollcla~1) IJ:>o lo 5-'00 LA MIRADA 4 ONl Y SlltlOAYS & HOLi DA VS 11.3010 zoao •• ~~ 1 ·.:::=·=NJ":' IOtf. Nl&W I '-\COVIL ... llUCT cSmzii:=.o) PUN~ ili;.~Hl"°I _,, tiU...lt 525·3521 UIA -UI • 1011 IMMllO NIW YOIUC, NIW YOIHC IHI l21M • J 1lf e 6100 e 110 SOHY HO 'AISll MCMUO NTCMt e llMI M..U GllAllD UOHTNINO CNt ""' Sf. IVIS IN) ltaWllt NTGa e MAU UtOOIS OUAllO LIGHTNING CNt '"" ~L MUHlllt CllO> . . . "' -wwwpo = F,...Pagea4 Thur!d!y. Jufy ze. 1tn IN'l'ERMISSIQN ~ • • played by Mallory Sandler and Vateen Szabo, whose li81Un1 r..,port on state is al.most choreo- graphed btlt.a effectiveness. Leis convinctnc are tM four pobr-playlna bud· dtes whose cues are not auapDecl up with the eusto required to open the floodaafes of laU.lhter ln the q>enlnc sequence. An exception is Paul Ainsley as Murray the cop, whose comic at.reneth ovttrcomes the apparent reticence of hla comrades. REGULARS AT THE Harlequin may now be advised that the "trumpeting elephant" hu been put out to pasture -that ts, the hydraulic stage finally is able to be maneuvered noiselessly Just prior to the start of the show. "The Odd Couple" will continue through August, running every night but Monday at 8:30. preceded by a buffet dinner, at the H&rl4'Quin, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., just across the Costa Mesa city line. Call 979-5511 for reservations . ••• BACKSTAGE -South Coast Repertory has picked up another $30,000 toward the construction of its new theater In Costa Mesa's South Coast Town Center ... the funds came as part of a nationwide '200 millim package from the National Endowment for the Arts. . . • • A course in readers• theater will be offered at Orange Coast College this fall, with students direct· ing and acting in three productions under the tutelage of Jack Holland .... classes will meet Monday,· Wednesday and Friday at 11 a .m. begin- ning Sept. 12. . . . .. Pryor Plays 'Wiz' LOS ANGELES (AP) -Richard Pryor will play the title role in "The Wiz," the musicalized black version of "Th e Wi zard of Oz." Already cast in the Universal·Motown film are Di ana Ross as Dorothy, Lena Horne as Glenda the Good Witch, Michael Jackson as the Scarec~ow . Ted R06s as the Cowardly Lion, and Mabel King as the Wicked Witch . HRD' OVElt IY f'Ol"UU.lt DEMAND! "J.t.CC'j)UfS tali IS .t.UVI • Wlil • UVIHG IH r.t.RIS .. ·~tcliltll ............................... .. .-of Ille worid's .,....... 1.W., ca ....... wm be gl•N 2 btre perf_..c" s..r. "'r 31. Matl!Me: 3 ,.a h ... Ip.-. FOlt RISUV A Tl°"S: 646-1 JU Stertoonot>•c Sound ~ PG ;AtooAl CllAllC( SKSllt...:: y •· ~ ..... ,w .• •w;~_:.:·•~ (IJI OC>LSYS STEMj • Coa U...a Z •tU IOIHCl"'""" •O< ta --• Newport BelCh UA South Coa1t·540·0594 Edwardt Newport-644·0760 Orl"91 Fountain Valley Pint Cfty C.nttr~9282 · Fountain Valley 0!·962-2411 . TM HrW 1o;i,,.. tor Or._lnt clt!HI • llOtl F1ClEUTY IOUHD • Yow AM Cw Aedlo le Y04ll S...llM r~1 Ho AM C•r lt•dlo. or A"cctuory Position Br. Your AM Por1~o1~1 "Two years ago I said Benji was the most entertaining family picture of our time. Maybe of all time. · I was wrong. This one is betterr Ho,_ "A BRIDGE TOO FAR" PG NoP- "ANNIE HALL" PG "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" PG "NEW YORK. NEW YORK" PG No,_ "SILVER STREAK" PG ''FUN WITH DICK & JANE" PG ·•""'"'~ He drove ~mwildf . Richard Pryor ts tost<i?r than w~ CJ ii> L.A. • .. ---------·~---....... -.. .. -OAIL 'Y Pll.OT Thur!day, July a , 1 en PUBUC NOTIC'E otOTIC8 fOCJl•OtTOlt"' ...... lU,.l lt109~0UnOf'TMe t'Aft•CM.•~ .. IA,Olt , ... COU1fT'f ., ..... . -·~ ... . '" '"" M•llff -' I"' ltUle ti •o•" IU L KHLOU1 .. u;. ACA 11 n u .. , LOUii ICMIOUtlltO, •«• llNl/ltf KMl..°"8 ltO AICA PAu L \CHL()tsUltO. 0.C.-4 .. eftU I•_....,.,_ lo tr4Mlllttt ........ , ....... -·~· '"" .... .. .-....... ,.~, , .. ,, ..... , ....... " .. .... ti••• .. lNt .... twill , ... rt ... ,. ""•'-'~' t"-""' 11t .._,,,_,,~el lM hi•., ar llMAN & llA,,.OV( II IN( , , .. o v,.,..,.. llt•d \,,••• "lO. I Mine (A ... '°' _ ....... ~ ollt<•ltflW ,,..(f • .,.."""'' •• ,,,. -.. ·~ 1 ..... m1it .. r DW't"•"'"" ht Y'O f'\l-'t• 'ucn t • ·• w ttfl\ tN f'W-C -''•'Y YOU' ht-•• #\ 1 t r • t•M., IW..VfttN •~ ,..10ffl'"'0 -.it " fOV.f' fftuft"" Afh·t t,_,.. fH\I .... .. .. .,.,,,,,.,,.,.,"' "'Alll NJ \f HL0'\fll Ut. • •• vtt ~.,,,....,,. .. "'""41Q«flo ""'"' llllMAN&HAlfOVl ll lMC , .. )\ v..,.1.,.4 .. _. \.v•-.• (•<•,.. (Attf.)6 Te•--""""'-°'-, .. ,, o ....... ... '"''' 1 ,. ,, ,. '"" )t.• 11 ------------- PVBUC NOTIC~ l'ICTITIOUS IUSIMIU lfAMe lTAflMINT '"• ............. ''°" ....... . ..,., ...... . AUTO IM.-OlttUM JIO Ir•• ...,.l .......... 11 (A flUI 1'6 .. rl N . Wlt-er•Oll HH1 C11t.-.-Wo.,,l1f ... CAtttlO flllt .... MU It C-lecl ill'f •" .,...,~~ ~INW011tno11 lllh ,..._, ..... Ill ....... ,, .... c ... "h cien e10...,,..c-1., nn J~ ell. ••n l'Ottl ""1111 .... Or-(o .. \I Oellw Piiot, N•w 1 " >1.1a 1v11 ltO II PUBIJC NOTICE l'ICTlfl ou• au11 Mt n --· u .. , .... .,, ' ... ,.._.11$ ""'-••• ctn•r>(I b .... llOU} '"lllf'IC'ft..V C.l.t!A• 'PC C.1.IAN MIC11 W C..~I ttw• N ... llOrl 8H<ll CAn..> H•V1ol .. J ""'-•' K•refl L .,.,..,,_ QU \p.,•dflll Wo, H"llO'I -11,tA n.t> Tiii• iw.ine" '' '°"°"< t•d &• • 9""•''' ""''"er""p Nl<.f\Ol•J P•.-er K•r911l. N.wcomb Tllll tlelttntnl ••• llled '"'"' Ille Pl'BUC NOTICE c-•v c..,_ e1 <><-,. c ... ,..,v 011 J1.1tw -----------·ltt. 1'11 NOTICe fO<•eDtTOltS s-~tn \u,.e ••<>'! COUllf OI' '"e HAT(Ol'C41.tl'Oll"'IA l'O• THECOVNTVOl'OllAHOe Ne .... ,.. ,,.,.. ""'41-OrM\9S C:O.sl D•1ty Piiot Jt.1h••.-Aut<nJ4, 11, 11, "" llSI 71 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aUSIHlU NAME STATEMENT In '"" -!Irr Ol I~ f \ ... lt Of JUNE -.. INCICl..f '( 81'>H0P. AKA JUNE H 6 1\HOP MARIETTE JUN[ HINK I.EV BISHOP O«eueo ,,,.. IOllOw\nQ i-r-. .. OOlng lklSI· Nollut ·~ .,.,.tbv o•vt-ft to crtd1tor1 ""'' ., n•v•ng ct<1lm\ •lldtn\I Ille s•ld Oe· MESA AllCt> SERVICE. JlOI c~d~l\I lo t1~ "''a <l•1ms In IM oltlu of H•rbor 6tYll •Cost•~. CA. 9U26 "'" c •er• d ,,,.. dfOf't ... td court or 10 Gt or 11 • v es'• I• n. I 1O1 ~ W~•lnltl\!oltr. Ave . Gar(len Gro•• CA ~;;;~:"~1''.;:V:';,'7;' ~~·~~,.~~ •. d~·~ n~> oo~ 800 7?4A Wdlrtut Grov~ AW• RO\• Thi\ buitn~) I\ conducted b-. ..... '" ,.,..,.ad CA '11710 wn1c.h ldttrr other ., divicJvcH .,,_ p1dct-ot ou"1ne\~ot t~,. un~ti.1on~ C*OfQe VMt.cJl.tn ff'I ftll mrHh (\ pt•rl••n11·~ tO \dtd t."~tbh~ Thi~ \fate~nt Wd~ ftlfd Wlttl t,_.f' "urn rrr•1m\ iNith the ntitt \\•HY Countv Clf'r•ofOrMoeCovnhonJun~ F7UU 1nu( h1•r\ mu\t ~ l1ll<d or ""'")Pf'\t••d a "> 29 19" "''"''''''(t w1tn1" H')uf monlf'\\ itftf'' ttw Pubh,ht.'O Or •noe-(Od(.t OcJily Pilot ,., f PuOIH dl1nnnf HH\nnt1(t 11•11 d July I I~// Juty 1 u l• 28. t911 r l'<ARl FS N At \1'<01' Bright Idea Criticized First Federal Saving:-. and Loan Associ~• tion decided rc>~idents of Phoenix, Ariz .. should bl1 _gin•n some l'nlightcnment about energy sa\'lngs. So the~ put up the biggest hi II boanl l'Vc1· st.'t:'ll 111 I he stale und ringed 1t with electric lightbulbs . The bright idea hus drawn adverse comments from people ··who found the con~ervation message in- '·ompalihle with the lights. Phone Strike 1 1 Date Scheduled WASHINGTON CAP> The Communications Workers of America has announced tha,t its 500,000 members will strike the Bell System nationwide at l2 :01 a. m. Aug. 7 IC contract talks fail. The teJepbo~ wo rkers· un100. largest I n the coun tr y . is negotiating a three·year agreement. 'fhe existinll contract expires u_t mid- night Aug 7 "IF WE HAVEN'T gotten a national agree- ment by m idnig ht. we are going on strike,·: CW A President Glenn E Watts said Wednesday The CWA announced earlier this week that its members had given ap- proval for a ~tnke by a 6-1 margin. C WA Oastrict 11 . whose locals represent Sou t hern California workers. including 2,800 in Orange County. re· ported the same strike vote margin. But W.C Demers, District 11 assistant re· gional director. refused to report vote numbers N~ARLY 200,000 member s of the In ternutional Rrotherhood FINANCE ol Electrical Workers and the Telecommunica- tions Inte rna tio n al Union. also Involved in contract talks with the American Telephone & Telegraph Company. are expecte~ to join the walko11t if it comes. Wat ts said the C W A ~egan distributing 95,000 picket signs Wednesday as "a necessar y precau twn ... as we gear up ror ~llher e\'entuality · :.et tlement or strike ·' r n ·cu1or o f th• w1H nt w 1<10t·<•·dflnt DAVID N BAAAY. Ill Allornew ~· uw P 0 BHIOO nu Wi1""1 Grovt Avt , lloUmHd, CA ttl70 Tel CJUI 571·1'10 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS HAM£ SfATEMIENf T ne lollow\ng i-r-. is clo<nQ ""'' ,...,, 41$ County Businesses Submit Reports A06tN TECH N IC Ai. Pttbll\hfrid ()r~no-Co.q Octilv P ilot Jvlv I 14. lt 14. 1~17 PU81..ICATIONS. 1n1 Murdy Circle. G Hun••nci1ona ... c11.cA9?M1 Band.et• Report• oin Muveret S. Roo1n. •1361 M•Pte PUBLIC NOTICE 0~~1~".:;i!:.':"1~::!.~~e:-~:!~. Hamburger Hamlets, Inc. owner and ctperator dlwidu•• of 19 restaurants in Southern California and Lhe __ s_u_P_E_11_1_0_11_c_o_u_11_T_o_P_T_H_£__ Tll•s =~s .. ~~~9d '"''" 111e Washington. D.C area. has reported a 16 percent HAl'E OFCALtl'OANtA FOii cou"'• Ct~ko10r.._coun1vonJune gain in net sales and a 46 percent gain in both net in-THE COUNTY OF O"A"'OE 19 IOI No At115' · '"™ com e and earnings per share for the fiscal year OllDEll TO SHOW CAUSE Published Or~ C:O.•I O•••Y PtlOI, ended March 27. 1"'""Mt"~~c:,':~1~pp1tuh0.,0, Juivu.1'·"·-•ug~"·1'11 ~.,, Nel sales increased to $17.185.702 from MARSHA D ~LVTZl(Y •or c"•"ll9 01 ------------$14,808.981: net income rose to $1.000,788 from Nt;':EREAS,MARSHA 0 stuTZH, PUBLIC NOTICE $684,512 and current earnings per share were Sl.40 Pf't1110,...r. ,,.,, 11•tc1 • ~1111on "'"" 1"" 1-------------com pared with 96 cent::. for the fiscal year ended Cler~ or ""' Court tor an ord~r FICTITIOUSIUSINESS M h 2S 1976 c "~1>q1ng pd1l1oner'\ ndmP from NAME SfAf£M£NT arc • · MAPSHAD Sl UTZICYloMARSl'<AO f"e to1tow1ng per~" doing bu~t· SU TTON. nm.is. a-resentotive Na'"~d If l'o ORDr RrD '""' ... ~r'°"' CE RAM TEK '1111 W••I lltn Slrttl, .'"""",. :~~:;.'.~~1;:.,~~.·~·,;.~~;~,;~\''11;·000m_.:i•:·. c~r'R' ~c~~·1g--~··~~·~l~7r'cs. 1 Nc . Hanscomb Roy Associates. Canada. has been ""Auqu,19, 1911 on'"" •ourtroom of Cal•torn1a, q{lj W•~· IRln Slrfltll, Co.ca named as a licensed repr esentative of ESCO D•oM1m0n1 Nn 1 JudQ<> fl rurr w Mesa. Ca1••ornid911>i& ( Engineerinrt Supervision Compan y). Newport \vm nf'1 ,11 100 Civic Ct..•nter Drive fh1\ bu\lnes'.J h conduc led by• 1..or~ ~ W•\I "~"'· AM OrAr\QP Coun•v oor•lton Beach. c "'''"'"1·•. ~"" <l\Ow '"u'"· ''any w"v PRECISION CERAMICS •NC ESCO b 1nvol vt•d w1lh C"nC"rgy management in in,. JV'11t100 for cn.1n04• of nnmr \nould How•rdC Pe-arch, I , · no11;1 Q•~M··n Pre"Ot>nt cons u tmJ! and total cn~ancering operation~ l l •S FURTHE R c1RO£R(O lh•I. OH\ '1.lt'tltfllf"'nt w• .. flft"(I w11n lhf' IOPV 01 '"'' orn·, lo '"°"' ·-U"' °" c ,unty C-••·· "'°'''"'"' Coun•w 0" July For We#t Wont• Debenture• out>l1-;" .. 11 1n lf'W' Ordt"Qe Co.-\1 Ot"ltly I~ 1 Ul P1101 ~ ""'"~P&D•• c:>t n••n<·••I 1'79010 F W f' IC N t B h h ror<tJl~l11W\ pr.l\tf'd '" ()<~nQt Cou1>ty PuD"'""" °'"""'"Coo" Da•IV Pilot ar e~l lnanCl<I Orp., ewpor eaC , BS CahlornlA one" I w~k for tour •u< July /I ld.on<IA"11"'14 II 1911 announced it Wiii Offer tO purchase Up lO $750,000 ~~~·.~~:;!'1~:,~0 11"'11 '1" ""' '"' Jtll I/ principal amount of its out.standin~ 41·.-percent sub 0.1~ J-2s ,.,, PUBLIC NOTICE ordinated debentures, due Nov 1. 1979. for S910 cash ~:;.::;!,'i1 ..... 5~~.':c .. u•• for each SJ.000 debenture, plus accrued interest to MAASt4AO sLuTZl(Y FtCTmousaustNESs Aug. 12. 1977, the expiration date ofthe offer •14t "•••NewPOf'l,Apt * NAME.STAYEMENJ Pu"""'e of the offer is to obtain debentures for N•wpor1 B•a<ll, CA tlMO ,,,. following i-·--~ •r• doong llU\• • .,~ ft• moM«>-m1 ne~u• surrender in satisfaction of sinking fund obligations P•hhOM•".•"Propn1PtnOM CROWN INVESTMENTS, IStS in 1977 and 1978 Debentures in the aggregate pnn· Puo"'~ ()r.ln<)O' Co."' 011ly P.101. Mt<Art""r 8tvo., Cos••~. CA Jutv, u " 78 ,,,, Rods. O>•mt.r1•in, 7'1'S M•ul Pt . ci pal amou"' of S3,635,000 are currently outstand · l•H ,, Co•l•MtY CA<nell> . g ------------Trion''" J RiN>tl 1611 Ktam•tn In · PUBLIC NOTICE Or.tn9!' CA The offer will ~xpire at 5 p.m. PDT Aug. 12, Un· ------------s.-in/;;:~~A10"'n .. no. m w. Alpine, less extended Tenders will be irrevocable unless S·IJl7' Ja_.. A NlcftO••. 1<n&1 canvon they are withdrawn prior lo 5 p.m. PDT Aug. 5. SUPElllOR COUllT OI' lHE Or VollaPuk,CA STAT£01'C4Lll'OllMIAl'011 Tn1\ bu\lr~~· i\ conducted by a -(;;!· to Pa11 o"~•dend THE COUNTY Of O"ANOE Qenerel partner\llJp, If~ I VW No. A·'111l Rod S C ... mbulal1> NOTICE OF H£A"1"G o" AN This ~•attment wa• 111t<1 w1111 '"• Directors of MSI Data Corp., Costa Mesa, have !:o~~T~ Eo~ :.~~ •ATN'o0 ~0:,~.~ ~:~~~~ Cter~ of ounoe county 0" July cleclared a dividend of 7 cents a share on the com - AND FOA Lenus TUJAM•N· 1'7'401 pany's common s tock , payable Sept. 16 to TAllY Publllhed Oranoe Coast Dally Piiot h h Id f d A 2 E''"'" of ooROTHEA c RYAN. Juivu <lnd/woUsl4 11 11 ,.77 · s are o ers o rccor ug. l . also kl\Own "' DOROTHEA RYAN, · ' · · 31ss.11 It is the second consecutive quarterly cash di vi-o-cu\('d NOTICE 1s HEReav 01veN '"'' PUBLIC NOTICE denddeclared by MSl. . ~~:~~ ~.~.~~::~':!::;~~1~~~ ------------The compan y has reported,J'ecord first-quarter and todltll anO !Of' 1'\Uance ot 1..tller• "Ull..ICHIAltlNG earnings Of $798,214, Or 40 cents 8 ,share, for the T•.i•m•nl•rv •0 1no i>et•llon•r " "77•71NOH-JutT1o.1 period ended June 25. which were 25 percent more '"'•n<<' lo which I\ maclt lor fur~r llffEllOtST•tCT PMll(ular\, "nd "''" tne 11mr ano olato ATTel'CDAHCE AOlllf.MIEHU than prior-year earnirigS for the like period, at ol l\eArlng tl'tl' ...,me h.n bHI\ -.el IOf' Tl'tl' esUmeted av,.r-oe dally •llM S626 344 32 t a.uqust 16 1971 Al 10 00 • m , In Int CWl\te ol pUpll' from OIMr districts for ' • or CeO S • rovrtroom of Df>l>att..-1 No l of \.id 1'17 '1811\ 11\e HunU"91on Buch Union First-quarter reven ues totaJed $9,057, 739 and rourl •I 100Clv•< Ctnler OrlveW•\I '" HlqllS<'hool Olstrtclls?le>upils ~rC 5 percent uhead Of ,.,_e prior year·s revenues •n·· C•IVOI !MIM• AN "'"°'"'· Th• hllmall!d ""er•ge daily Ulen· Y> o .. 1..0July7S0 1'17 d<IRV of IJUl>lh from I ... Hunhnglon for the like period, al $8,643,178. w1L1.1AME StJOHN 8•~<" un.on H•o;it. SchOot D•stnct '°' M'SI's backlog at the end of the first quarter Coul\ly Cirri< ••11 '11 ift Oll'lef \CllOol d .. lrtcls I\ 100 cAeunANoc11eun P<Jo••• totaled S12.7 million and was 17 percent ahead of the ""1S.nVl<tme,Sulte70l Tne dllterenu"' 73 -··In •Hen-SlO 9 m "ll1"on eporl d r th L"k "od g lo•A-t .. ,CA-t da"ct ino41\erschooldlstrlclsrewlts l" · I r e Or e l e pen a year a 0 Ulllt7t.OU. ennll,..,.,td<IOl1<1r .. vl"9Slot11e1 .. •-t ,. R t ft d G i Allorneys tor peOl-r P<t'f"" ol lhe Hunll"91on 8H~ IJnton ~ e-epor • E"f."Or a ff• Publl'""' Or.in90 Co.st D••ly Piiot Hloll S<hool Dl\lrkl of SU2,ISI -• Ju1v 1111'1 ltf\dAuq • .. ,, ••ar•teMK1uct1ono1 ' ooet. Opt>rating results of Bertea (;orp .. lrv10e, were -_______ ........;:J"'-11;..•.....;11 Put>tllhed 0~ eo.si o •• i., Piiot. at record levels for both the second quarter and firs t July 21, 29, 30, 31. Mtd 41>9"SI I. 11t71 P UBLIC NOTICE m1-11 half of 1977, the company announced. ~s SUP'llllCMI cou•TOP'THI SJATa Of'c.At..11'0"Nl4 f'O" TMeCOUl'tTVOFO•A .. 01 Nt.A·nMt '40TICI Oft Hl41tlNO Oft PITITIOH l'O• tt•OIAT• Of' WILL ANO t<Oa LITJl"I l'ESTAMIN· TAltV Eflel• Of BEl..llA WOODMANSEE N18LEY, 0.C..s.d. ----------Net income for the second quarter of 1977 in· PUBLIC NOTICE c reased to $517,000, or 19 cents a share, from ST AT'RNNf Of' WtntOtt//l.WAL f'llOM ttAltntlltSMlft ~llATIMOUNOl!ll lttCJITIOUSIUStHHSNAMI fl!e 1ouowh19 ~-Mi WltllCIUWTI e\ 6 Otlltrel P•rll\ltf ffO"' •h• 11ert,..,,,,.p -r•Unt .-, IM fie· tl\IOVI ou,lnu' nome I ~ II 0 e PllESSION Gl.ASS, at ,, .. WotmlMIM. w.i.tm111ster, c.t. Tht fictitious lluslnHt ,,.,... s••i. tnet'll lor Ille per1 ..... shlp WM filed Ot'I Novt-4, tt76 In IM County o1 Ora1191. DO PHYSICIANS TREAT THEMSELVES? Works;hop SchedUled Tuesday $413 000, or 15 cents, in the three months ended June 30. 1976. Sales in the second quarter of this year in· creased to $10,732,000 from $8,481,000 in the cor- responding period of last year For the six monthl> ended June 30, net income rose to $951,000. or 35 cents. from $662,000. or 2S cents, in the first half of 1976. Sales $20, 195,000 in the 1977 period, compared with $16.506.000 in the first s ix monthsortastyear White and Co,,.pan11 More• D.W. White and Company, Inc .. has moved to larger quarters at the Wells Fargo Building, 660 Newport Center Dnve. Newport Beach. The company covers commercial and in- dustrial insurance as agents. analysts. brokers. consultants. loss control and risk management specialists. «'C Report• Gain• Comprehensive Care Corp., l'ewport Beach. has announced net earnings before extraordinary credit of $.598,000, or 47 cents· a share, for the fiscal year e nded May 31. compared wllb S517,000 for the like period last year These figures represent net earnings and net earnings per share increases of. 16 percent and 12 percent, respectively Over Tiu" Count.-.r NASO UstilM)s !t'to ),\. ]q• 301 .. 27'. 72\t ?l .. 11 .. ' ,,., ~ ,...,, 71 • t1 '. 17' • '°' 1ti • ,... , .. 1'• r . ti.I• ~ • .,. : 18'~ l lj tJj 11 12 81 8'• 303-. Jt•,, 13' .. , ••• 1~. J"o I 1 r~. !JI l 11:.,, ,..... , .. 141t t\1 31 )'I \ S>• J>. • ... 26'' 77 )0 31 18 ,. .... S' 1 •', '"' ,.~. p t 1 ,,,, \1 .,, .. ,. ... ,,, . n t i>. 1P• u r . S1) 01 .. 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Mtrrlll lwn<" NOTICE IS HE"EIY 0 1\llEN th.ti DAVID RIOiARO "1181.EY ""' 11100 ,..,..,,. • c-lllloft for Prot>eft Of Wiii end for IHOM!ct Of l.tlltrs T"t..nentery to 11\e pelitl-r r .. tr~• to which 1, M•d• fiw 1Uf11'1er perflclll•tS, and tllM '"" ume tnd Piece ol lleerlno tne a.me rws -set~ AUQU\t "· "71, .. 10.00 • m In ""' <o.K1r00f'r\ 01 Oepert.., ... 1 No J ol Yid <our1, el 100 Civic c;eni.. Ori,,. Welt, In tile cnv ot S.nte A"•· C•lllom\A D•-J,.ty1', 1.,7 WIU..IAM Ii." JOHN (Gurlty ,,,., ... IVl"S.0., V041lUM, P41AlfO&"ATC~ m w..t••• .. '411•f1• Let A ....... CA ... 11 A~i.: ... l\i...... Full Nam. -Add,_s of .,_,.,.., Wlllldr.wlng Muo•rtl llose Schulll, tUt Cfl•t!U Ottte. Munttnoton kocll, CA .,.. ...... 11 PubhtNcl Or~ C:0.11 Dally Piiot, July ?I, -Aug 4 II II. 11?7 PlJBUC None£ ()( COOrl!C llot. unles:. I here· 1s no oth<'r ll' eiln ble doctor They know thnl unyone has gre:1t difficulty tnanlJ to be ob Jechw about lhl'1r oWn allmenti. Accounting and invest· m ents will be the focus of Loeb. Rhoades and Com · pany. Inc 's third "ltfeet t h e Professior\.~" workshop, sch e d111e d Tu~day at 6:30 p.m . at • the Baywood RecreatJon Center, Newport Beach Ol\ltl 1:J 0000111 ~Pr'' I 00 NI.. COl'tfO IO.U ti~ IDS Ort 5 • .• ,....... UI ul<n c.iltSllT 11.14 11 ~ D•hY I r"' NC: IDS ndl 'n s 14 <h•(QI) ~ CNtlln• • t.l I0-15 Oslny tOs ' Mutt • 10 .... ~I lllJ Cf\tttl'O 13 .. "11 EQ Inc IS• ~I. Pw'llo J 09 3 l6 AGE I'd S 1• f • Cl\ate Gr ao. MAO"' ,, 13 Nt. T•~E• S 01 S 11 Acor't'IF IS ... Mt.. F\MCI "20 6 71 M-8d 10 ~ NI. Stock •• lO 10.11 "°""'"" '"" HL Front ) 11 • 05 f-14* •• 01 11 S.lec;I • " IO 14 A~tnaFCI 1»900 Sil•,.. t11 aos P\ltl"' 10'411 var Py 6'1 •" Aet...sh 1301 t4 n s ... c1 u1 s.eo ~-4 fJ s • Inv """ s :H> s I\ A lulu"' • 1• NL ~apO II SI Hl. Tl>rln tO... NI. •st•• 19 oil 1C Ol All,tlllt I W NL rqFd t .. I 63 fr-t1 11 2'.15 Ivy 6 03 HL Alc>MF • 14 61 NL A Mot Fd Fln•l\Ctet "'"00 JP Grlh 10 ta 11.01 ABlrthT ... 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Dean Tyler Jenks of IM!b, Rhoades artd C:Om· pany, Inc;, Will discuss "In estment Strate1les for th~ Lat~ 1970s -PottnUals and Pitl&lls ·• Miles Metcalfe , C L;.U. wlll be moderator PubUc seal· 1n1 m""'atlons mu be arranaed whh Loeb, Rho and Company, hie,; -~. • MllU f &t .Je Ir~ ' 16 to 01 ~II 6 61 1 " Johnlll\ " JO Nl. 8-It It 16 SI G 4,\1 e '' 11\C0"1 101 t 13 Ktm"" l'll!!Ck: C•.PI• • • • '1 lllC • 1 •.n 1totk t..tt Ut inc,,,-16'1 tH1 Gl'Wtll e.ta U• OoVI 11 12 66 l'flMll A 8 01 ,.L lllCOI" 1Uf ,1.11 ol\I Gtll ll'.ii Hl. F MUOI 10.9' NL IC/fl, 1i• U• Wlltl A8 ~ t~ U Wiiii ~1• Nl. Hl"tn ..... 11 t1 1111 C I 11 I ""° 0111 f 16 e ft wii.Mt t 11 7 "1\1! Id tot f , F~ OfOl4> A!Mr GeMrll °""" H 1M I. Grwtll Vf'P•ll c.e.flO t b •.tt one... lftl I. fn(Olft Wltllll etP<;fll • o. ' ~ ont. '"" t0.oo ~ u ir~ uncby' Clo1il18 Price1 NYSE CJOMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Thu'-C!!t· July 21. 1977 DAILY PILOT 8 f 'Person' Focm 'Head' Co11nt Rules Change By SYLVIA PORTEil Since 1790, when the federal sovernmenl began to count the number of households In the United States. one concept has remained unchansed: the definition of household bead. Io husbaod·wife families. the husband always has been classified u the bead. nus has remained constant oven when the wile wus working and the ht1$band was not. whtn tho wire earned more than the hush~, and when one or bolh told a government in· terviewerthatthewifewasheadotthehouaehold. A WOMAN COULD BE CLASSIFIED AS head or household only if she had no husband. Now, changlng social attitudes and ure styles have pro- voked goverqment data collectors into moving away from this archaic and arbitrary idea of household head and into exploring alternatives. • The Bureau of Labor Statistics will begin this month to publlsh quarterly data on the status of various f amlly mem- bers without designating either husband or wife as the household head. This recent data shows, according to Deborah Klein, senior econ om ls t at the bureau, that less than halC the nation 's husbands are the only breadwinners in their Money's Worth families, while a bout 10 percent of employed wives are the · only wage earners in their families and about 15 percent of unemployed wives have no one else employed in their families. WITH FACTS SUCH AS THESE, supplied in a timely fashion, it will be increasingly indefensible for a policymaker tominimizetheslgnificanoeofunemploymenlamongwlves. wives. · In addition, after polling respondents and testine sub- stitutes, the Census Bureau bas decided to eliminate the word "head" from the 1980 census questionnaire. • The.new focus is on the "person in the family," said Janet L. Norwood. deputy commissioner for data analysis at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Policymakers have shifted their attention "to the presentation and analysis of current data on individuals in relation to the people with whom they live.''· TlllS MEANS THE GOVERNMENT is recognmng there is no such thing as a "typical" American family. Of the 56 million families in the United Slates. about 84 percent are the husband-wife units. or these. more than hetlf have more than one wage.earner The proportion of single-parent families has incr eased too. There are more than 7.5 million families beaded by women with one or two children. Only 6 percent of U.S. families fit with a working husband, a wlfe who is a full -time homemaker and two young ~hlldren. Market Holds Firm ·After Steep Decline " NEW YORK. <AP> -The stock market was mixed to- day, lllruggling for a foothold after the steep decHne of the past three sessions. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials bounced around erfatlcally throughout the session before gaining 1.56 points to889.99. · ~ Losers held a 9-S lead over gainers among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. Trading was active. Big Board volume reached 26.3 milUonshares. Tbe Dow's 19.75-point drop, Wednesday was its worst daily showing in more than two years. and its 35-poing slide the past three sessions left it at an 18-mont.h low. NEW YOAK lAPl• !>el•, 4 p.rn. prk.e end Ml <l\MOI of IM -rnosl Kl!W AnMnQI\ Stock Elldl•nte Is~. ''~ ...tioMlly at"'°" 9\1'1 ,,. HMIO!fM ••••••• , ,..,000 ~ + 1~ o..... Ptl. •.• • . . .56i + 4' 5Yfttn Coro...... 50 ' + "' ~· c;.111... .• • "' ""' -v. ll!ti eMIMC. ••••• 40,JCO 31.'t ••••• AelOftQI •• • • ••• • ... 1"' + 1 lllt ~. ••••• 33,JJIO 17 •" A..-. o.:.... 3J,AIOO 11 """' Oii........ 21 /lllO a + ~ ICtw-111.,... 11.-0 43'A -'- 1t'hat Sto~b Did S..LU New YORK tAPI ·HY Stotlt .... ,.,. APPf'ltX llNI • • • ••• • 1•.340.0llO Pre vi°"' d&V . . . u .u o.ooo Week eqo • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • h .880.000 Month •¢ . . . . . • . . 19,410.<* ..... , t90 . . . . . . . 1J.l16.330 T-'l' .. rs -. . . • U.S.0"90 Jen 1 lo d.lte . . ••.•.. J .016.970.000 m~ :~ ::: · · · ...... :·: :: ~:~·::n~ Wf4AT ilMIEX Oil> NEW YORI(. IAPI AMII& IALH All'llr'Oll flNtf tot• ............... 7,S70,000 stocll Mita .,,... ............... 1~SJ0.000 -t....,, ...... -. . ............. ft0.000 ........ .,.. .., • • •• ....... •• '1.GOO I , .. • .. ... DAILY PILOT 'Thu VP Has Limit No Elevator For Mondale l"rom AP Oltpakh• Vice Prci.idcnl Walter J'. MondaJe 11 known "1dely to m.JOY more influence, and wield 1reater re1>pona1bi1Jly, lhan mo•l men who b1&ve held lhe of· flee There are 11m1t.a, however, to whal Mondale can do He cannot, for example, use Prealdea& Carter's private elf'vator unle!Js lhe President is ""1lh him and im ates him inalde the trny c;on - ' eyance. "hach goes between the White House base· ment and Carter's hvmg quarters. with a stop along the ~oy outside the Stale 01mne Room Reporters have found Mondale, on ~everal oc- l'as1ons. hoofing 1t up and down a narrow marble ~ta1rwa) that parallels the course of the elevator, "'h1ch ""a~ l'mply each lime • Jimmy Dean, founder and chwrman of the Jim· my Dean Meat Co Inc . has become sole owner of the corporation The res1gnat1on of Don Dean, who was part owner and president or lhe company. has been ac- cepted by Jimmy Dean as has that or Al Holton, wbo was formerly executive vice president. Dean stated that a new president and chief(...---------) executive officer has PEOPLE been selected and that an announcement would be ----------" forthcoming The Jimmy Dean Meat Co. Inc. is a multi· million-dollar food company founded as a major business venture by th<.' famed entertainer. with of- fices m Dallas :.i nd New York . • Sir Winston Churchill'!. \\1dow, who the past few months ha:-. been quietly auctioning family heirlooms lo meet rising costs, was reported in satisfactory con- d1l1on following an abdominal operation. "She's comfortable." said a spokeswoman for the King Edward VII Hospital in London, where the 92-year-old Lady Spencer-CburchiU was admitted for the operation. The s pokeswoman said uovcHu11cH1LL Lady Churchill was expected to make a complete recovery. Lady Churchill had m adc an advance reservation . • James Earl Ray, convicted assassin of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr .• was order~d to stand trial Oct. 27 on a charge of criminal escape in connection with his June 10 breakout from Brushy Mountain cTenn. 1 Penitentiary. Ray, wearing sunglasses, an olive drab fatique Jacket. li~ht blue jeans and a blue print shirt, was arn1.i~ncd by Criminal Court Judge Lee Asbury in Wartburg, a small town about 30 miles east of Knox· ville lie was the last of seven escapees to appear hefore Asbury an a makeshift courtroom in the Morgan County Vocational School. about 10 miles from the prison. The county courthouse 1s being re- novated and is unusable. L /ti. Boyd Actres s Knew Her Whiskey The names of how many people do you suppose you can remember~ In the days before telephone sub~rtbers had numbers, the telephone operators wer~ required simply to remember said subscribers' names. And some of the more seasoned operators could call lo mind as many as 400 names. As reeently as 41 years ago, the office o( prime minister of Great Britain did not pro- vide for any pay. What the prime minister bad to do to get by was combine that top job with another Vt'hich did carry regular wages. . Studies show that at least one out of every four lion cubs in the African wi Id starve to death because the parent lions themselves eat all the food. It's claimed the late Joan Crawford could identify the proof of any whiskey by a single sip. BURPLESSCUCUMBER Q. "What's a 'burpless cucumber'?" A. No doubt you refer to those long, thin. European cucumbers recently put on the local markets. They're particularly easy to digest, I'm told. Q. "Among four.footed mammals. which is the best tiwimmer?" , A. The plar bear, without a doubt. And od· dly. it only uses its forepaws in the water. ' One hundred years before the American Revolution, land here sold for S1 an acre while coffee beans cost $4.6S a pound. " • t .. ' .. ---. ----·---013illlell ______ _ . ... ,. "' . .... --· ...... double your cooking pleasure Double cast Iron hibachi with in- dependently adjustable grills. Wood handles for safety. Wood base. too. Reg. 8.49 Kld-teJted Olldden Spred Latex Enamel glvea you a non•yellowlng. durable enamel finish. Perfect for bumped and scraped areH. Reg. 14.99 10·~. 1-0t ••••••••••••••.••• I bat cover~e yet tor your lllllds 3.21 floating flashlights Waterproof, floating flashlight uses 2 0-cell bat- teries. ·1t could save your life. Rubber covered with positive on-off switch and a signal switch. Adjustable strap. #728. Aeg. 3.59 let your light so shine among men Solld state lantern Dy f1ay-O·llsc Resistant to weather and llghtwelght, too. Bright fluorescent light. Batteries not Included. Reg. 29.95 19~ Have a new houae without moving ... 8Pl'Md on a ooat of Glidden Acfytlc Latu Spred House Paint. Gou on ~. dries fast and looks grMt for • 'long, long, time. Reg.12.80 911Gtl. cut to 111 quick ... __,,__;ii .... with extra ..power Just Mt thi. Mct.ane 7-blade. J7" ground1kHper to the deltr9d height and WOW! Easy to control, with front throw. #17..sA87..SP. Reg. 279.95 22495 pass a cold one and pack 'em In 12.quart chest will hold a dozen 12- oz. cans and keep them cold. Styrofoam construction with your favorite beer emblem. luting finish In flying colors Smooth and euy ... that's how it goes on and 1tay1 onl U•• roller or brush for beautlful results. It's Giid· den Spred Satin Wall Paint ... a be$t Miier and now at super .. vlngs. Reg. UKI 7'~ .. shave and a haircut Enjoy that prof ... lonal look- ing manicured l1wn. Mclane lawn edger-trimmer gives you that with tittle effort. 2 hp engine. rugged d .. lgn. #100- 2A. Reg. 129.95 11095 \ I .. ... • • " . . • • ., .. ... l ~ ~ I ,I .I, , ' I \ I n Bare It Women Grin By DENNIS McLELLAN Of llM Dally "llot 5'•11 The edge of the sunbaked hill was ringed with hundreds of bronzc·bodied spectators. On the narrow mesa below. a large white "X" marked the target for the skydivers who at any minute would be circling overhead. The chattering men. women and children quieted down as the publi c address system crackled to life. ·'Is everybody here with clothes on having fun ?" said a woman·s voice, as a faint af- firmative cry arose from the crowd. "You're fools. You're dressed for winter. not sum- mer." The majority of people on the hill, who were, in fact, undressed for s ummer, laughed good- naturedly. Those "dressed for winter" on this scorching d ay in July indeed. those dressed at alt- were guests and members of the media who had turned out for the Mass Nude-USA pageant al the Costa Mesa's Jane Peters, 28, was crowned Miss Nude -USA , above, at nudist ranch pageant. Twenty-two women, right, vied for the title. BEA ANDERSON, Edttor Thursday, July 28, 1977 C1 Entries Reveal Stark Reality BJ MARCIA FORSBERG Of,,,. D••IY ...... Sl•ll -Where do you look when you're introduced to Mr Nude USA for ~77? You look him straight in the eye and try lo act nonchalant, as tjlough talking to a handsome. virile naked person ls the most natural thing ln the world. For Mr. Nude and about 200 bare -bottomed others at the Treehouse Fun Ranch, au naturel IS the most natural thing in the world. They were all there -frolick- ing sans clothing ln the 98-degree sunshine at the nudist resort on the edge or the San Bernardino tules -for a different sort or beauty pageant. The contestants were men nakedmeri. During the weekend competi· lion. 16 macho types with nonex- istent tan lines wore little more than suntan oil and bil s111iles as they mingled wiUa the c:roWd and paraded before the jud1es. To dJstinauish them as com- petitors, around their necks dangled numbered 'White disks, contra.stinl 1tar~ly with 1olden bromed cbe1ts. "Oh, it'• a run event, but really serious, too.'' aald the owner of the rancb, Blll Flesher. "No kid· ding. thal'a my last name," he added. •'The winner'• job is to represent the concept or ramUy nudism for tho press and the public with a wholesome, eon· genial attitude~ many pt'Ople have the ..-ron"""'." He poUrt.ed out that the JUctia <t1u·41e wom o, tYio m"1 -fully ctOthed > re thO f eUowa on mott th.PlooUW d • 'jl'hey 8f'ell t ]Ult I bUMh ol rnuatl m n. Tb Jtre b \n1 ·-• Judged at all times on how they conduct themselves, personality. intelligence. poise, attitude and philosophy," said Flesher ln the late afternoon. the anx ious crowd prepared for the finals. Little naked kids took one last splash in the pool, teenaged girls a dj usted s parkly gold chains slung around their tanned tummies. Moms and dads straightened beach towels and popped open fresh cans of beer; others sat on the low rock wall. The winner 'Y_as about to be named. Master of ceremonies Bill Flesher, decked out in Roman toga and gold leaf crown like a comic b6ok Caesar. began to an· nounce the winners of a variety of special categories . T he sweet 16 had lined up in front of the Roman courtyard backdrop. A 32-year·old electri· cian was named Most Muscular and Best Back. A 23-year-old stu- dent took Mr. Photogenic: and Best Chest. The friendly, animated Ruben walked away with Mr. Peraonall- ty and Mr. Congeniality. But the crowd's favorite, 44· year·old Roger Mulbrook, a re· tired military aian, was named Mr. Nude tlSA, along with two other tltles _._ Mr. Suntan and Best Arms. 1A girl In just a yellow T·fhlrt hopped trom one foot to the other and cheered. '1He·1 tbe one I wanted to win!" Later, wilb h11 new red, white and blue baJ¥MI' placed 111tross hi.I chelt, M\llbrook slppeci a beet and C)W'nled dt4 press. How did he beCome involved with nUdlsm! "CUrioiitJ 'killed Ut• cat.·· Ne aicl. •4J •• jdlt Curiou:lo: and I've biell a DudWl • 10 ynti.ll" rtat Ufe.' He lives at Olive Dell, a nudisL colony in nearby Collon, "a good place lo relax and get away.from tension." Mulbrook suffered three heart attacks "all in the same day" four years ago when t)e weighed 224 pounds. Medically he was pronounced dead ior fOUT mtnut.es, then he was revi~. He decided to rearranae his eh· tire lifestyle and ended up a fUll · ' time nudls\. "climbing moun· talu. exerclslnl and dieting." He now Wet1h1 190 and looks as food u any roun11ter. Mulbrook s first reacUoo to wlnnlila the tlUt WU "dilbellef ... RclalCed now, be Utltd the silver sill tro~1 ;•he won fot near· 0•wl81 ~iqH and pleu~ penon.Utv. ~'Aler.Ntoml tetotit m ?" h aalted, tnnoc:ently, .,.rauulvely. 4 Treehouse Fun Ranch in San Bernardino. It was midday. time for nude sky diving. The pageant. in which 22 young wo men would vie for the coveted title, would began within the hour. The low rumble of an <1irplane rinallv was heard in the distance Sunb.urned and tanned necks craned backward, eyes staring into space. "Miss Buff Diver ... tnformed the woman's voice on the speaker, would be jumping at 3.000 feet with a red, white and blue parachute. The plane passed, dropping two tiny objects that momentari- 1 y blossom e d into colorful canopies. They floated silently and experlly toward the ··x" and the cheering crowd. Up the hill on a tree-shaded path. Jane Peters of Costa Mesa made her way back to the pageant area near the pool. The brown-haired blue-eyed 28-year- old is contestant number 10. This is her first beauty contest. ·'The only thing I ever won was in junior high school, .. she said, the thought producing a squeal of laughter. "They bad a posture contest and I won when I was 12 and 13. Although a "card-carrying nudist for only a month,·· she said, "I have been a nudist for six years ... <By car·d-carrying nudist. she explained, she means belonging to an association or ranch.) Mrs. Peters said her father·in- law for several Y.ears bas been a member or Olive Dell Ranch, which is sponsoring her. He is the one who suggested she and her husband Don join. "I said I can do that in my backyard but I don't know about in front of a group of people," she recalled. nonchalantly adjusting her purple pageant ribbon. m . obviously didn't take her long to gel used to the idea. l "It was very relaxing, very natural,·· she said, describing her first time out. ''There·s no pretentiousness with the people. ., People look but there are so many bodies -a body is a body." The judges were beginning to assemble on the stand overlook· ·ing th~pool and th,e stag( decorated in early Roman em pire. Amond the more than i. dozen judges were a lawyer, busi 1nessmen, a reporter and an in duslrialist. One or the more instantly re cognizable judges was actor Skir Young, who played Dave and Rick N,lson's good-natured pal Wally oh the "Ozzie a nd Harriet Show.'' "I've been a nudist for 11 years," revealed Young, attireo only in sandals and a bat that failed to shield his grinning. sun burned face. When not shedding his clothes the former actor dishes up ··music, news and nonsense" a! the morning man on an Appll V&lley radio station. He felt so conspicuous the firs1 time he judged a nude contest that he quickly shed his clothes. Now "nudis m Is a regula1 thing for me. l like it. I think you meet the most mature people They have a good outlook on life." Al so seated on the judge·~ stand was noted glamour photo graphe r P e ter Gowla nd. Estimating he has judged al least 100 beauty pageants, h< said judging Miss Nude is lh( same as any other contest. "There really is no dHf erencf whether they've got clothes on or not, .. he said. "It ·s the same. A bikini is not really much cover.'· The tall. tan and lean photo- grapher, also in the buff, was asked if he is a nudist too. 'Tve been photographing nudes all my life. It seems hypocritical to me to photograph nudes and not be one too.·· The introductions of the contes· tants passed in a flurry of vitai statistics, background informa· lion and the poolside parade for the judges and the spectators. J ane Peters' excellent posture obviously came through for her again, <among other attributes -- 5-foot-7, 123 pounds. 37·24·34,) beca use she was among the semi-finaftsts. The Costa Mes a woman also came through during the on-the· spot question segment. If she got engaged and her fiancc didn·t know she was a nudist. how would she tell him? "This is very difficOll, very hypothetical,·· s he began, paus· ing to think it over ... I probably wouldn •t have gotten engaged lo him unless I told him in the first place ... Score one with the audience, which cheered that answer . <See PAGEANT, C2> This tanned trio won top honors at the . Mr. Nude USA pageant. Roger Mu/brook, center, claimed the title for 1977. Eldon Coats (left) took third and Ruben Sa_miengo won second place. Dally Piiot Photo• by Patrick O'Donnell and Gary Ambroae I •If .. • • "· ~ . l • ~ ~ i ~ ! .. I ' .. s .. .. ... .....,__.... . .... . ...... . '\ . ... . ......... Q DAILY r'ILO T T~l rway, July tfl ton He Sees But ·ooesn't Read 0 t; AR ,\" ~ LA l'lt U 1'. k ~ U•ually you tart' fulr but 111 rt•ccnt reaponat' to ll lt-,yur old mlllu who wu <'<>ncerned about the wld preod practice of bl111exuall ty on hi• cumpu" offt•ndf'd me an d I 'm 'lurc: it orfcndt>(i thou1'11tnd111 of othc:r11 wh .. t lhc:y art lot.illy and not Just a;exuully You owe an awful lot of poopk un apolofy afler that blunket In sult OPEN· MINDED IN SALT LAKE CITY would go ln for bisexual shenanlcana just for the beck of i&. Please. Ann, appeal to the employers in your r eading au- dience to give the handicapped a chance. They are so 1raleful for the opportunity that they will probably do a superior job. FEELING GOOD TODAY. (Ann Landers ~ the table U an unobtrusive wipe wW not sulfice. I u1rec with )OU tht1l one: aho.td not RQ In for "nyth1nac lhut vlohttl't hlfi !'lf'n-.t-of dt•c•enc:y liul I reel )OU Wt'fc lwing very nur mw 11nd un1<1ymp1tthclit· wht•n you labeled all .:uy~ and bl5t:>< u1&ls "weird" and !Sultec~h:d tht·~ "'ere either "bombed. :>tonerl. kinky. or a httlt• cul'k0<1 · OF.AR OPEN: Too bad you don't N-•d a11 well H your wrtte. T he. t9·ynr·old male who wrote to m~ lilaled very d early that he wH appalled at the number of •tnlght litudents -both male and female -who were coma ln for bli;exuallty stdctly for kicks. Tbeae people are not gay, they are coUe1e atadenta with normal and natural aexual preferences who are simply lookln& for a new kind of trip. I thought a 1001 time before I wrote that reaponae and I wouldn't take back a word ol ll. DEAR ANN LANDERS: To· day I hired a physically han· dicapped young woman. She will be u typist In our legal depart ment DEAR FEELING GOOD: What do you m ea n "PROBABLYt" It la a matter of record that the handicapped have better attendance rec:ord1., better performance records, and are often the best·Uked people In the otnce, store, shop or r actory. Please tell m e wbat la the correct way to blow one's nose whiledln· Ing with friends' in a public pf ace? When I used a paper napkin during dinner recenUy, my wtfo gave me a very dirty look. She said I should have left the table. ls she right or wrong? -N. CAROLINA CONFIDENTIAL lo A Clue Will Be Appreciated: A giant he isn't. You can usually measure a man by the size ol things that ir- ritate him. Cool It. hoqey. Do you feel awkward, self· conscious Jonely '! Welcome to the club. There's help for you in Ann Landers' booklet, .. The Key to Popularity." Send so cents in com with your request and a long. stamped, self-addressed envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995. Chicago, Ill. 80611. I am well aware of your feel 1ngl> about alte1 nato lifestyle~. but of ll.ll pt:oplc. Ann. you ~hould be wtlhng to atu~pl µeoplc for You quoted me correc:tly but In thf' wronjt context. r view hom~uuallf a11 lndlvlduals who have a severe personality dis· urder. My adjectives "weird. bombed, l>t.oned, kln.ky or a Utlle <'Uc k oo" d es erlbed HETt:ROSEXUAL students wbo If you could have heard the ex· citemenl in her voice after being Lo ld she had the job! It made my heart jump with joy! Employers who blre the ban· dlcapped are dotn1 the mselves a favor. DEAR ANN LANDER S . DEAR. N.: It ls pennlsslble to wipe one's nose at tbe table, but use a bandkercblef, please, not a paper napkin. Blowlag (a loud honk> attracts anent.Ion and It's rode. It is alwaya beat to leave Programs Vary Calendar IRVINE J UNIORS: The club will ::.ponsor a Story Mobile an Irvine ci· ly park::. from Mond:iy, Aug 8, lo Friday, Aug. 12. Euch day, members wi ll vb1t a purk between 10 and 11 a. m. They will arrive in a decorated car and fairy talc costume:. lo read ::.lor1 e::. to children SE~UNARS: Invest· ment lectures will take place on Mondays, beginning Aug. l , al 7 p.m . in the Park Newport complex The sessions, free and open to the public, ~ 111 last five wecki. AMERICA~ CAl'iCER SO CI ETY: E1g htccn ACS-Eleanor Roosl·vell International Cancer Fellowship grants total· ing $349,678 will enable s ix Un1tcrl State~ in· ve!.tlgators to pursue cancer research abroad The granL'i also will al low 12 forci~n 1n - vest1gators to work here and in countries other than their own HOAG MEMORIAL II O S PITAL AUXJLIARY: M fihanl Chapler will offer a 20 percent discount o n Christmas cards \\hi ch will be on display from 10 a.m to 4 Jl m al the hospital Sale dale::. arc Friday. Au~ 5. Thursday. Aug II , Wednesday. Aug 17 . Tuesday, Au,:: 23, and ~1onday, Au~. 29. Profits go to the hospital A SSE RTIO N TRAINING WORKS HOP: A free two-day program, sponsored by Coastline Community College, will be presented from 9 a .m . to 5 p.m. on Saturdays. Aug. 6 and Aug. 13, in the Park Newport apart· menls The workshops wall be l'onducted by Michael Arm!>lrong and Edward City Chapter will host the annual national con- vention Friday through Sunday. Aug. 5·7, in the Marriott Hotel, Newport Heal'h. More information is av ail able from Bettina Boardman. 548-G297 SEMINAR : An in· i:.tructional seminar on how women can start their own business will be presented at 5 p.m . Saturday. Aug. 6, at the Los Angeles Convention Cenler as part of a three- d a y Start Your Own Busincsi:. Expo. The two-hour program 1s co-sponsored by the Mayor's Office of Small Bu~incss Assistance. the Sm all Business Ad · ministration and the In· lcrnalio n al En · trepreneurs' Assocla· lion, Expo organizers. DIAP E R G YM : Par<•nts may enroll their children, aged six weeks to :i years, in a six-week ::.cries or developmental movemc.mt and sensory sl1rnulalion classes The program as de· s a~ncd to increase l'oordination. balance and s imilar motor characteristics. Classes begin Tues· day. Au~ 9. at the Irvine School of Gymnastics. :\Jore inform a lion 1s a\ allablc from instruc· tor Polly O 'Meara . &t2 9382 BETA SIGMA PHI INTERNATIONAL SO RORITY : Checks totaling $4,433.50 were g 1 vcn to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and t h e Stanford Kidney Research Fund by the Orange Coast California Council at the 36th state con vention of the sorority. The newest chapter to affiliate with OCCC is Pr eceptor Theta Epsilon, bringing mem- berstliptoGO chapters Andrus More informa ---------- lion 1s available from Coa~thnc. !>630811. ext. 256 WOM EN'S ARMY CORPS VETERAN'S ASSOCIATION : Queen ANNUAL 20°/o OFF DECORATING ·SALE! HAIR BEAT HAIR CC>t4DfTIOHHS J.MSWER: for f>n11 crrrJ1lir-rflor\ ri .... rlly n .. r ,_ 11y • ~ ,, r l : r• 8n. J.NSWIR: ·~ ~ • ., "' ,, ' L• I hrr • , , Q-tklio.: t "' I! I ...... '*. "ll" .. J.NS'Wet: '· • t·< , 1 \'I •t-,........ ru• (Y"w r ''' ...-v <"" h<Jv" colo• 0" .. o~· ho, ~ho,,.pcc:rrq, '"" "'•ol~rr, liorc~ eic .• "'c df• dy.nq to rf.• t>oi1 ord lhculd br c~ty c~~ "°" Horoscope: Aquarius See Own Potential . Easy Rider Thcresu Wallach of Phoenix. who grew up in London watching motorcycles instead of boy~. now teaches beginners how to ride !-tafe I~ and crus<.1dcs for improved motorcycle laws. From C1 • • • 1-"inall\. 1t \\a~ time for an nouncmg the \\inner The judge puused. the ::.us pcnse build mg · Miss Nude USA Jane Peters Pageant :'11 rs. Pl•tcr<, husband beamed at his wife. clutching the yellOY. roses and waving lo the cameras FRIDAY, JULY %9 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (Marcb 21· April 19): You gel chance to correct past mistakes. Emphasis on achieving goal. You see clearly where you want to go and you regain sense of direction. TAURUS (April 20· May 20) : Accent on dis· lance, learning, spiritual insights. bringing desire, necessity into sharp focus. Older individual ··tikes .. you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20 >: You have marvelous opportunit_y now lo be rid of burden not rightly your own in first place. Money m connection w1 th joint effort. partne rships requires accounting. CANCER <June 21 - July 22>: New approach i::. necessary if you are to overcome tangle of red tap<'. Welcome fresh con· tacts. concepts. Legal matters spotlighted Jr patient. you win. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22 > Steady progress indicat· ed Maintain moderate pace Remember health resolutions Avoid ex-' tremcs. Teach and learn Follow through o n hunch VIRGO IAug. 23-Sepl. 221 ll1ghlighl versatility relax into situation that could bring excite· SCORPIO COct. 23· Nov. 21): Accent on movement, s hort trips, dea llngs with close neighbors. relatives. SAGITTARIUS <Nov . 22-Dec. 21>: Purchases that beautify surround· i n gs. aid in making "home" a safer, more comfortable place should be encouraged. CAPRICORN <D ec. 22-Jan. 19).: Lunar cycle indicates sensitivity lo current situation, ability to streamline, trim, to get to heart or matters, to detect subtle nuances and to ride with emo- tional tide. AQUARIUS <Jan . 20-Feb. 18): Much that seemed an illusion gains substance. B~ aware of potential . Check possibility or gettin~ s tory across throu gh media print, airways, film. PISCES (Feb . 19· March 20): Some de· sires. wishes are to be fulfilled -you are given vote or confidence. Weddings ~ and Engagements To :.t\Old da:-.uppo1ntm1:nt. prospt•l'tl\l' bndl·S arc r('rnlOdl·d lo ha' l' thl•1r \H·dding st o ra ~::. " 1 t h b I al' k u 1H.1 \\ h 11 e J.! Io::.") pholo~raph:-o to lhl' Dail) Pilot PC'oplt· Dcpartmt·nt 01\L' '' l'l'k iwlon· llh.' "l·dd1nl-! l'H·turc·-. I l'l't•l\l'd alfl'r that t1m1· \\ill not lw ll"l'd For l'ngagt·mtnt :ninouncl'mL·nt:-. 11 i:-. 1rn1wra\I\ l' th.it lht· -.tor~. abo al'com punH·d h) a hlad. o.md ''hill' gin-.-.,~ par I u n·. ht• ... 11hm1 t t l'CI "'" \\ l'l'k.., 111· mun· IX'torc• tht• \\ C'clcling dalt-othl'I'\\ l"'l' 11 \\ill not ht• published To help f1 II l'l'lJlU 1 l'm<>nh on b•1lh \\ cd dinJ.! and engagement s tonl'l>. lorm.; arl' a\·a1lablc an all Oa1h Pilot office::. 1-'ur ther questions "111 IX'. an~\\t'l'C'd b~ Pcopl<' Depar'tment starr member::. at 64e·.J3:!1 In a nurry or com motion. Cosl<I :'Iles a·~ own Jane Peters was crowned and pre~ented with a l<ivendcr cape. a bouquet and a kiss from Mr. Nude USA, who was crowned a week earlier. ·Fi' c weeks ago we thought 1t "as pretty racy to run around 1n o ur back\ Jrd without clothe' on ... h~ ob~rved mcnl. chance to be more ---------------------creative Member or op- posite sex figures prom- .. I'm so proud of her I could bu::.l, .. said Dr Don Peters. the father in-la\\ who talked Mrs. Pl'l('rs into jni111ng a ranch .. But I knew ::.he\\ as going lo do al .. Later. urter one I ast parade around the pool and auto- graphing a s m all girl 's arm. Miss Nude-USA 1977 was asked hov. she relt. "Come back and ask me how I feel when I lake m y :-.hoc::. off. she said. inent!). LIBRA !Sept. 23·0ct. 22 > • Practical matters dominate • fine points. details. thorough review these comm and more than usual attention. Cellulite Those lumps and bulges you couldn't lose before ... Have you as~ed yourself "Do I have to li\'e with m\ lumps?" Have you given up trying to do anything about those a nnoying fnt cells7 Your lumps. bumps. and bulge! might be Cellulite , •\, Europe. a method to that creates .. cottage cheese" dimpling ------ ~\ help ot mad1cal c.on· , ·~~~ sultanti.. here and in ·vPvj'-"* ~ help control once and for all cellulite · · " ,,,. and weight loss. of the skin. It is lumpy, doughy patches of annoying flab thvt distort thighs, 'hips. buttocks and push them out or shape. Now Cellulite can be controlled and elimi· tlated. Weight loss / accentuates th~ · appearance of eel· lullle. Therefore the Institute Marengo \ has a program avnilahle lo ht1lp elim· inotr pounds. lnche ' and cellulite. ·• Wra·ps. lnjectlora. dlots, \\ exerciaes. can perhaps reduce weight, but this welaht l91J ls short lived in almost all cases. These crutches, t~erefore, et• not used by the Inttltute Marenao. ln1teed we hov111 devl&ed, with tho • •. ·~ ~The Institute has Imported sophisticated methods and equipment and are now treating cellulite with excellent results. We help yolu remove cellu· Ute. lose weight an<.I tonu and firm ._.___ your skii1. Vogue sa\·:o.. "His Method wor~s with r·>.quisite speed. comfort and l'f ficienc. \ ... Bazaar ""'~· 'M.mmgo looks at skin Ill> if he c.an see through 1•\'t"ry pore·.' Town llr Country su:.l>. ··M.irengo Is a man you ahoult.I get to know. Ills Institute is undoubtedly the only piece of its kind in the Unltod States . You 'II prob- ably com~ l!wey with more than vou bargained ror. Cell now for a compllmentary con1ultetion. 111•m.wa 11 21 n » a1 . . .. Garb: Tel'ly's Vision 87 D NNJ McLt:UAN ... 0..., ........... A lhlrtl .. Ttlly Savalu, who drove up to lbe Park N wpon clubhou • tn hla white Rolla RO)'CO conv rt.Ible. breeaed Into the foyer "What'• h•Pi>cntna baby.'' ht' are~led tho public relation• "oman "O ve me 10 minutes I gotta comb my hair " Ttlevlalon'a KOJ•k , t• !iOmeUme re&ldent of the: Newport Beach apartment com plox. d1s11ppeare d to his townhouse. fn the main room. beyond the l'llin proclalmlng "Telly SavaJas l''Hhlon Show featuring Telly's Apparel for the Man," some 150 r>t.-Qple waited patiently for th~ 'l howtobefin. The public had paid $2.50 apiece to see the actor's n e w fall menttweur lin". <All proceeds Actor Telly Sava/as went to Big Brothers of Orange County.) A good <:ao minutes later the burly bald-domed Savalas, dressed m a while terry cloth Jacket and patchwork jeans, was escorted into the room and seat- ed at a couch. In what can only be termed a "casual" fashion s how, male models recruited friends and residents paraded in front of the audience mainly displaying variations of the famed Kojak three-piece vested suit. But it was obvious it wai. not fine fabrics and pressed pants the crowd had turned out to see. Wtule the models changed, the actor was deluged by Instamatic· toting men and women request- ing pictures and autographs . The actor, who barely said a word throughout the pr<>ceed - ings, smilingly complied with all requests, including kisses. 00 this day, Telly Savalas was a real pussycat. At the end of the show the actor briefly explai"ned how he got into the clothing business. It was at the urging or a clothing industry friend, and figuring ''the fact that I'm play- ing a detective who has an appeal for clothes and having kind of an influence.·· he agreed, on two conditions: "Make sure the pnce 1s nght <s uit.c; range between Sl50 and St85) and I get something to say on the style " And while there are plans for a line of Telly Savalas casual and rormal attire and <:olognes, the actor didn 't have time to discuss It "My sis te r thinb you 're great," grinned a man, puttiru: his hand on the star's shoulder. "Can we have a picture"" KoJakgrmned. One of Telly 's Suits DNLYP\LOT CS _High Hopes Off ices Move HJgh Hopes, neurological recovery rroup, has moved into its new office at 542 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa, which is being used for direct services to clients and special meetings for parents. The new phone number is 646-8ltl. The non-profit organization currenUy is sponsoring a seven-week pilot summer proeram focusing on improving cognitive Ute manage- ment and motor skills. HJgh Hopes, which is staffed by volunteers. is looking for more help from people who can donate their time. A small student desk and a typewriter also are needed. The next general meeting will be Sept. 21, in the Costa Mesa office. The public is welcome to visit the office and learn about the aeency's ac- tivities. ALLERGY? (714) 543-9624 Recorded Message ALLERGY CONTROL FOUNDATION 801 1583. Oran2e Ca 92668 ·Writ~ for frH ltifonMtiOll THE BEST IN TOWN, RESORT &SWIMWEAR We •pecJllMze tn c"11om blklnf1, m•••rNty I lftAMectomr •D;uly ,_, . Frl.!S~I. •·10 326 Marine Ave. Balboa Island 675-7860 272 N. Canyon Dr. Palm Springs 325-8129 · Lousy Perspective Identity Mistaken EVERYBODY LOVES. OUR AUGUST SALE Hy ERMA BOM BE(;K On a game show a few weeks ago. thrN' cour>les asked who they considered to be the best Judge of char<Jctcr, men or women All ~1 x agreed that women were better able lo strip away the veneer and assess what people really arc I wish that were true in our family My husband says I'm Peter Pan in a panty girdle. I want to betie~e ln people so badly I lose my Perspective. Take the girl on the beach in California who was silting there bare-chested as a baboon. I wanted to throw a coat over her, take her home and feed her hot chicken soup. '·Are you crazy? " asked my husband. "Why do you think 5he 's exposing ,herself like that?·· "She has arthritis?" "She is not sitting there for the heat. She is sitting there because she wants attention.·• "Is that what you think?" I laughed. "Did it ever occur tq you she is probably a wonderfuJ girl who is working on her PhD in physics gathering material for her dissertation on the effects of !>Olar energy on the human anatomy?·· "You don't know people at all ," he charged ·•Why would you say a thing like that?" "~member when we saw '.Jaws,' and the guy·nex.t to you was root.mg for the shark and you said he was ne•rsiahled and AT WIT'S END probably thought it wai. Flipper" ''It was possible." "And the girlfriend of yours who has been married six times and you said she couldn't stand the waste of wearing a dress Just once and discarding it?" ··1 can see her logic.·• "You're weird. You look at people and you· don't see the same things everyone else sees." "That's not true. I try to get In· side their skin and dissect their e motions, their motivations, their feelings and separate what is real Crom what Is phony ... "Is that a fact? Then how come when we were seeing the movie 'Rocky,' and he was in the frozen meat locker punching the sides of beef hanging from hooks to get into shape for bis championship bout, you leaned over and whis pered. 'Would you get a load of those sirloins?' How come you can't tum away a m agazine salesman and we are the only ones in the block subscribing to Yogurt Monthly? I swear you'd find something wonderful about Lizzie Borden." "She wasn't a bad litUe girl, really." I said. "She just wanted to go to the orphans• picnic.'· Betrothals Set Yarwood·Delany Lorene Yarwood and Dennis DeLany are plan- nJng to marry in an out- door ceremony at Estan- cia Park on Sept. 11. Tbelr parents are Mr. and Mrs . l)onald Yarwood of Costa Mesa. Mrs, Fran Bruce, Costa Mesa, and Michael ~eLany, Sebastopol. T h e betro~bed• ~graduatecl from Cost• \Mesa mah School and now are students at UCLA. daughter , Cookie Bourgeois. and Woodrow Wat.son Jr .. son of the Woodrow Watsons of Santa Ana. The couple plan to marry Sept. 3 in Estan- cia Park. Miss Bourgeois is a graduate of Costa Mesa High Scbool and now at- tends Golden We st College, where he'r Clance also is a student. He graduated from Saddleback High School and served l,n the Air Fotte. Our 26th Anniversary Auqust Sale includes our entire inventory of_spr.in9 and summer. fashions UP TO % OFF ENTIRE INVENTORY SWIMSUITS & COVER-UPS De Weese • Col~ • Sirena • Daffy • CAPRIS •CAPRI SETS • SHORTS • DRES·SES •BLOUSES • GOWNS •TOPS CllDIT CAID5 waCOME ............. . . . ·-. .. . (4 DAILY PILOT Thu'9day, July 21, tm Delly ""' lutf -· HOMEOWNER HARLICH SEEKS RELIEF FROM OIL SEEPING INTO HIS YARD · All Costa Mesan Wants Is to Be Able to Grow Some African Daisies Backyard Oil Find !Proves Sticky Issue By STEVt; MITCHELL Of IM Dally I'll .. S~lf Sherwin Harlich wasn 't really discouraged when everything he planted in his front yard tu med brown and died. But when the Costa Mesa homeowner's African daisies wilted, he started getting a complex. "GEEZ, THOSE things will grow anywhere." the 36-year-old man said That's when Harli ch dis- covered oil in his front yard. The stuff is seeping out of the earth To date, nobody has been able to tell him what to do about i L. lt"s not that anyone hasn·t tried. lle's had city, county and slate officials out to look at the goo ··They 'vc a ll been sy m pathetic." he said, "but that sluff's still oozing all over my front yard."' llarlich built a custom home over a vacant lot he purchased at 1016 W.191.h St.. and He moved his wife and three children into the new $89,500 home last November. That's when he discovered he • had oil. . He called the c1ty"s public services department to have them come out and look. ''TUEY SEN T O U T a policeman," llarlich said ... He couldn't do anything so they sent out a fireman." Harlich said the fireman told him the oil did not present a fire hazard, which he admitted was comforting, but not much help in growing African daisies. · So he saiG he called Mayor Norma Hertzog, who told him she'd have someone come out. · i\nolher fireman came to Harlich's house. He told llarlich the goo didn't present any fire danger. SO HARUCH CALLED the county Building and Safety Department. "They told me it's out of their hands because it's in Costa Mesa,·· he said Plaques Giv en So he called the state Division of Oil and Gas. ·'Two men from that depart· ment came out and took pictures of the yard and said they would set up a fil e on the case," Harlich ~aid~ They also pulled out oil well maps from 1921 which showed two wells drilled· within 150 feet of Harlich's house way back then. BUT THOSE WELLS had been t'apped years ago, they said The state visitors ·told Harhch the state would.pay for recapping the wells. if the old seals had broken, but they said they had no state funds to look for the old wells And that's where things stood Tuesday afternoon. A call to the state Div1s1on of Oi l and Gas late Tuesday may provide good news for Harlich. DIVISION SPOKESMAN Bill Ingram said he noticed red bricks atop the oil spill and he fi gures they once supported an oil storage tank back in the 1920s. ·'They used to put those tanks . on top of bricks so they wouldn't rust out," Ingram explained. "So I don't think his problem is an un- capped well, it's just a little seepage from the old storage tanks. "ITIUNK IF Harlich digs down below the tank setting he'll run out of oil." Has Ingram notified Harlich of his findings? "Well, no, I thought someone else was going to tell him ·· Clemente Honors 7 City Workers Mayor Donna Wilkinson of San Clemente has presented engraved plaques to seven men for service to the city. They were: -John Nielsen, who retired as senior building inspector after 20 years with the city -Phil Peter, public works director and city engineer since 1964 and city employe nearly 15 years -Bernie Beckerlegae, who served a year on the city's architectural review board -John Mitchell, parks and recreation commissioner for four years -Robert Richardson, who was on the architectural review board for a year and then served on the planning commission for two years -Don Steffensen, planning commissioner for four years -auford S&Gket, who served on the architectural review board tor three years. WRONG NUMBER LOS ANGELES <AP> -An outcall massage service in Marina del Rey found itself without telephones after the state Public Utility Commission or· dered service cut until an in· vestigation into the firm is com- pleted. Police allege that Sum. merwind Answering Service is a front for a SlO million-a-year prostitution ring. D espi te P rotests \ No Halt Seen ' On Mesa Joh .J ~ Newport Beach developer Harry Rinkdr . a partner ln a 66S·unit home and apartment enterpnse in north Costa Mesa. does not think an initiative campaign launched by neighbors living near the develop- ment will stop the project. In a telephone interview from Sun Valley. Idaho where Rinker is vacationing, the Orange Coast developer discussed the citizen good faith until we had a legal action against the Arnet Develop· reasontostop. m ent Co. project. FINAL DEVELOPMENT plans for the complex were re· cenlly approved by Costa Mesa City council members. with only Councilman Dom Raciti op- posed. But members of the North Costa Mesa Homeowners As· sociation, comprised or residents of the Greenbrook tract, Mesa Woods and other single-family homeowners, are attempting to get a zone change on the project on the ballot March 7. They want the 48-acre develop· ment. and a nearby seven-acre site planned for commercia.1 use. rezoned for single-family homes only. "I !DON'T SEE ttOW I could stop the project just be~ause the homeowners have the necessary signatures," Rinker said. He said the city cannQt legally deny building permits lo Amel, and ''we should be halfway built by next March. "That's the way I see it," Rinker said. In defending the project, which Arncl officials say will range between $20 and $30 million to construct, Rinker pointed llrtf\e ·emotionalism he !l&)"s as generated by "aboui.twQor ree people." · . I 1 ·'The vast majori(~ ) th~ ·1 1 1 ... DeMJ ............. HE'S OPTIMISTIC Harry Rinker homeowners out there don't even understand w~at we propose," he said. "We propose a very high quality development with maMed guard gates, swimming pools and tennis courts in a con- fined community like Big Canyon in Newport Beach. "I don't think there is a eom· munity in Costa Mesa with manned gat.es," he said. TO DO SO, TUE homeowners must collect the signatures of at least 10 percent of Costa Mesa·., voters to put the initiative on the City Council election ballot in March. Carter Plan Killed But Rinker said the petition d rive does not mean Arnel will halt development if th& firm re· ceives building permits from Costa Mesa in September. . .. Just getting signatures on a petition does not stop building, .. he said. "We would proceed m WASHINGTON <AP> -President Carter's plan to use income taxes to financially prop Social Security •pparently ls dead, living Congress the almost inevitable task of increasine payroll taxes again to finance the retirement program. . 'f!le &:nate Finance Committee voted Wednesday aea.imt dip· pmg mto mcome tax revenues. Similar aenUment exists in the House Ways and Means Committee. ':':'~· -"""· ""_, __ __ ,. __ _ ....,._ .. WIWAMHOOO£ ........ ,.... ..... l.arT)' Hill 'a dream lit.a oa an otd, rusted natbcd truck n xt to an ramahaclrl• barn In north Juan Caplatrano. 1'brouab a hroud of tree1, the Saa J\IM ,.Id nl'• dream la mom Wily vlalble to the "* &or~t ot cars and truck• mov 1n1 north on lnteralale 5. ll catch• the driven' eyes u the brlaht llternoon sun 1llnta off the smooth surface ot alrcral\ met.al and ICCl·t.hrauth canopy. Hlll 'a dream is a "f1yin1 boat." AND TUE M·year-old retired toolmaker bu spent the last four > c.irs Unkerine with propellers and ra streamlined loolr . "There's a profound amount of ma them a lies. applled to pro- r.eller theory," Hill ex_Jllained. 'But you can stm learn alot about propellers by trial and er· ror." The craftsman is experiment· 1ng with combinations of wood trying lo come up with a sound o.lly """ Maff ...... EXPERIMENTAL 'FLYING BOAT' RESTS ON FLATBED TRUCK IN SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Four Years of 'Trial and Error' by a 65-year-old Retired Toolmaker f arking District Eyed N euport Businessmen Seek Lot Acquisition Central NewpQrt Beach bust· ncssmen who have been urging the City to buy two pieces of prO· 9erty for parking lots have been given two weeks lo get started on forming lheir own parking dis· tri<.'t. City councilmen i1uggesled the businessmen form the district to Pilot Logbook finance purchase or the former Newport Harbor Art Museum and two nearby lots, worth an c::.limated $500,000. THE BUSINES~MEN, who have organized themselves into · the Central Newport Beach Parking Committee. two weeks Irvine Company Still Joan's Baby By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of ti. O.lly ,.llot SleH RUMORS -the b}'1>roduct of the bidding war that pre- ceded the sale of the Irvine Company-were hardly laid to rest in lbe press conference called this week by ro~r of the company's new directors. Donald Bren, A. Alfred Taubman, Joan Irvine Smith and Peter Kremer answered questions for about an hour but provided little speciflc insight into what they intend to do with the land development firm. Financing of the $337.4 million purchase is a confidential matter, the new management says, and it wHI re· main so. TllE SIZE OF the 11-bank loan and ils effect on the company's operations will have to remain the subject of speculation. So far. the only thing out- ~iderS'know for sure is that the company "111 no longer function as its own general 1tEYN0t..os contractor, doin~ away with direct con- !>tructton or re::,adential, commercial and industrial pro· JCClS. The new board of directors. controlled by an executive committee of Taubman. Bren and Kremer, is currently studying a lot of options -a fascinating revelation, but one th al is not going to impress the community with Its detail. Watching the four princ1pa1s answer questions a.id reading between the lines or the replies, it may be possible to make some educated guesses on the way the company's new management ls going to function. According to recent announcements, there are only two people on the new board of directors who were on the old-· Mrs. Smith and her cousin's husband, Keith Gaede. All of the directors come from the consortium of investors who joined to buy the company at Mrs. Smith's urging. SPECULATION HAS been that part of the price she paid for the Taubman group's purchase of the company her grandfather founded -thus killing the Mobil Corp. deal she so vieorously contested-was some sort 'of promise that pending and f\ature litigation filed by the lawsuit-prdne Mrs. Smith woUld be done away wilh. · According to the story, she would become a quiet. passive m~mber of the board, bowlne to the decisions ot Taubman and Bren. Asked about one suit in particular, the 9ne blocking the sale \0 the state of 1,300 acres in the Irvine cbast, Mrs. Smith said that the suit is "under di.scusaton:· but she hun't withdrawn it. ago brought their proposal to the City Council, suggesting the council buy lhe property while they work on the parking district. /\ committee spokesman ex· plained thi.it the district, once formed, would buy lhe lots from the city. ff the district failed to materiali ze, the city could operate the parking lot itself or sell it, the committee suggested. Monday, councilmen revieweci a report on the purchase and sug- gested the process work in re· verse-form the parking district Ci rsl, then buy the lots. COUNCILMEN SAID THEY were willing lo work with the committee even lo the Point of committing some of the area's $92,000 accumulated parking funds to defray or ganization costs or the dis trict. But they indicated they would like lo get a better idea or the chances of success of the district befoce any funds are spent. COUNCILMAN DON Mcinnis suggested the committee be given two weeks to gather signatures necessary to begin formation or the district. so the council could better assess poten· ti al success of the plan. Councilman Lucille Kuehn who agreed, noted that until some in- dication or local interest lras been brought to the council, other than by the few committee members, "We're just talking in the dark when we discuss formation of a parking district." 'Ihieves Hit Four Homes In Newport Police are investigating a series of apparently unrelated burglaries in which Newport Beach r esidents lost Items valued at nearly $8,000. Reports filed with thetpoUce department Monday and Tues· day list the following victims: Dennis Gage or 4718 Seashore Drive, whose Porsche was stripped of all four wheels and tires, worth an estimated $1,260. Charles Pippin ot 34 Seascas)e in Newport Crest, who lost stereo and camera equipment worth about k,400 to thieves who pried open his sliding gla~s door. Tamar Brower of HOO Catamaran Drive, listed ber losses at $1,°'5 ln jewelry and an antique silver piece. Police aald they were unable to determ.lne how the tblevea got lnto tbe home. Michael McQulre of 505 35t.b St.. \old police bo lOlt a ltl'Onl· . box contalnlnf stock certlllca*• cHh and varlou1 P•raonal pal>f'l'I worth• total of t1,a Ho ••ld h• 't!a 1'0tlced propert)t out of pl.ee ln hie reeldence tYt'i~.ln th• .,_.t two moatha. propeller for his flymg machtne. TWO YEARS AGO Hill tested lhe desien of his flying boat at Salton Sea. The Salton Sea te~t went almost too well because Hill had not perfected the aircraft's con- trols. "It came right out of the water just like a sail fish," he re- called. "lt scared the hell out or me, so J shut down the powe r im- mediately." Hill. a pilot for 35 years, got the idea for the plane's design from observing hydroplane racmg boats. "AT 14& MILES per hour, God only knows what keeps that boat on the water," Hill exclaimed. ··1 thought why not use lhe known aircraft controls that would make it safe." HiU's plans call for a tunnel· design. a radical change from the more typical hull design or seaplanes. His fl ying boat closely re- sembles a catamaran hull with a sleek aircraft body perched on top. HILL IS NOT THE only member of his family with a bent toward airplanes. His brother. Paul llill. \\a~ one of thr designers of World War 11 's P47 "Thun derbolt." But the slender Hill ts working on the flying boal by himself. "I built it from scratch. but a lot of the pieces were pre- fabricated," he said, explaining that the i!irplane's wings were s alvaged from a lwin-engrne Beechcraft "I CUT THREE-QUARTERS of the wings off and attached the twin sections together ... he ex· plained. "That's why it's on the beavy side." It was the n ying boat's weight coupled with a lack of thrust that caused a second test fh ghl at Dana Point JI ar bor a year ago to be less than s uccessful. But Hill is determined lo sec the "experimental" Oying boat developed. LARRY HILL DISPLAYS PROPELLER HE DEVELOPED His First Test 'Scared the Hell Out of Me' "I had a taste of success with this ltung at the Salton Sea and it 's kind of like being a ~ambler. " HILL ADMITS HIS friends and relatives arc sometimes less than oplim1stic about pros pects for getting lhe craft in the air. · 'They·vc seen me do other things a nd m y background makes me s killed at quite a few things." he explained Hill is also an antique clock col- 1 e ct o r and is building' a 1:randfather clockworks. He also owns a 1948 Luscombe Army ob- servation plane he keeps at Lake Elsinore's Skylark Field. nut the gleam in his bright blue <·~ c:-. wh~n he tal ks about his fly- tng bout 1s unmistakable. His dream is to leave the blue Pacific below. seated at the controls of the experimental white flying machine. Fanners Shun Tax Break Incentives Not Being Taken in San Juan Even as San Juan Capistrano began offering tax incentives to local farmers last week. most' agricultural landowners were m aintainlng they will not participate in the tax break pro- gram. ''To my knowledge. none of lhe area farmers have any plans for filing under the program," farm operator Randy Williams said Wednesday. Williams operates a farm in north San Juan that is zoned for so-called agricultural preservation. ACCORDING TO Councilman Doug Nash, Agricultural Preservation Comm It tee chairman, city officials began ex- ploring alternatives for farm land tax relief when the city zoned 230 acres of land to remain in agricultural uses. The City Council's four-to-one <Councilman John Sweeney vot- ed no) approval last week merely allowed city rarmers to file for a tax break under the Williamson Act. The act offers farmers a tax break if they contract to keep the land in agricultural uses for 10 years. AN ADDl'l'IONAL year is added after eich year passes un- less the city or the farmer applies for termination of the contract at the end of the 10-year period. City farmers, whose land·,is among the 230 acres zoned 'fo'r agricultural preservation, are assessed at the hl&hest taxable use for the land. That means landowners are pay ing laxes ror potential de- velopment that is barred under the city's general plan zoning. The Williamson Act program allows for substantially less lax· es on land zoned for agricultural uses. Btrr LOCAL FARMERS say the tax break will not help them maintain their farms. "Taxes themselves don't make the dif· ference between profit and loss." citrus grower Williams ex· plained. He claimed it was economical ly unfeasible in m any cases to continue farming. "You could lose $20,000 a year farming and you would only be saving $5,000 under the Williamson Act, .. he said. "That means a net loss of $15.000. I don't think people are going to sign up for ten years of that." NASH ADMl'ITED the city ex· pecled a negative reaction from the local farmers. "We've known all along that the Williamson Act didn't appeal lo the farmers," he explained. "But we've never offered it to them before." Nash said the agricultural c ommittee is exploring alternative measures for helping the farmers but admitted most were geared to tax break pro· grams. SC Seminar Due On Rape Defense San Clemente Citizens Agains t Rape. in conjunction with the San Clemente Police Department, 1s presenting a four-part seminar. starting Monday, "How to Slop Rape." Police recorded five rapes and four attempted rapes in San Clemente last year. There have been three reported this year and lour attempted rapes repQrted. The sessions are planned on four successive Mondays, Aug. 1, 8, 15 and 22, from 7: 30 to 9: 30 p.m. in Myers Hall, 119 Avenida de la Estrella. Speakers arc to include Shirley Davis, San Clemente Citizens Against Rape founder: Susan Shaw, deputy district attorney: Gary Brown. San Clemente police chief; Nancy, a rape vic- tim ; as well as police in- vestigators and crime prevention officers and hospital and mental health personnel. A self-defense demonstration is one of the featured events. Additional information on the seminar Is available by calling San Clemente city hall, 492·5101, during business hours. Pew1 .dct ,l>Olly. They'll board a hip in Oakland for a,trip to Hawaii here they'll ped~ m the Kaye Continental Circus. J .......... . . ... . . . " ... ·--·· ...... . ............. ~-·· ..... DAILY PILOT ................ Ledli-Selon Massachusetts Stale R e prese n t a tiv e E l ain e Nob l e. a Democrat . 1 s t h c United Stale~· only known l es bian legisl ator. She has g ained accepta nce b y the leadership m the legislature, but it h as cost her trouble with liberal politi· cians a nd the g ay community. New Hours At Library -O r a n ge C oa s t College's Libr ary will begin obser ving limited summer schedule hours Aug.15. The libra ry will be open from 9.30 a.m. to 4 :30 p.m . Mondays through Fridays and be closed on weekends. Those hours wi ll be ob· served through Sept. 11. ar-.r••t Del•fl. DEAR PAT: All the yean J lived In the East I ordere d a special non-olleralc deodorant from Melvin & Badaer Co. ln Boston. I always rec.,lved excellent service untU I ph1ced my flrat order frorn California laat January. I enclosed my $12 check, which was pro~ptly cashed. l 'v~ waited months and the only respome lo several registered letters of lnqwry was a note saying they hope to be able to 11end my order ''as soon as a batch is prepared." I would like :;ome further explanation. J .M.,Anaheim Thia firm 's spokesman apologized and explained that manufacture bas been delayed because not all o( the Ingredients could be obtained and the pbarmaclst who cnakes this product bas been oo a leave of absence. Due to the complexity of maaufactu.re, this product may be discontinued, the spokesman said, but at least one or two more batches wUI be made daring August. If you ar~ willing to watt until then. your order wUI be fWed. If notp ask for a refund. Bllfl Abroad, E'~e Ta% DEAR PAT : When one purchases a car in Europe and has it brought to Cali fornia, is the state tax included in the fees paid when . the vehicle is c I aimed al the port of entry? M.B., Newport Beach NO. Under the California Sales and Use Tax Law, administered by the State Board of Equalization, vehicles purchased outside the United States for use in California and later import· ed into lhis state are subject to a use tax. This is a state tax and is separate from the federal customs import duty. 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For lns&ance, you can claim an exemption If a . period tn excess of 90 days elapses between the date you accept delivery of the vehicle overseas and the date you deliver It to the forwarding agen& for shipment, providing you make normal use of the vehicle overseas during the entire period claimed. Check with the DMV for further ia· formation. ~etoGo DEAR PAT: Your recent item about phone calls for elderly persons prompts me to call your attention to the city of Irvine's senior citizens' activities program. If any older Irvine residents need assistance of any kind, please have them phone me at the Civic Center (754·3639> between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. E.G., Irvine A YS thanks Ed Grell, senior citizens coordinator, for this information. Among the services offered are: senior employment job bank, transportation, medical services, locatlng expert volunteer as sistance on tax problems and housing matters, tours and leisure activities. The senior citizens' commlttee meets the first Thursday of the month at 9:30 a.m. and Irvine's chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons meets the fourth Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Phone tbe number above for more details. .. . . . . . .- The difference between a Mercedes-Benz lease and any other is the Mercedes-Benz. The car you lease does make quite a difference. After all, you don't drive the lea se, you drive the car. And when you lease a Mercedes·Benz you drive some· thing special indeed. . Whichever Mercedes·Benz model you choose, you drive one of the world's most respected automo· biles . A car with legendary engi· neering, meticulous craftsmanship, outstanding performance and · safety. Something else: you'll drive the car you lease for two, three or even four years. Most cars look out of date all too quickly. But when you lease a Mercedes-Benz, you drive a car with classic lines and timeless· ness that is never out of date. 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Automotte, T yollow (Sefiol : 370.C.C) (S.nol : 3AA691 1976 SW WAGON BACK 1976 SAAB IJJ , I '. 4 • • • .· I • .~ . • llC . ., .. . .... . . . ..., . . .... •2 DAILY PILOT Thur.oar. July 21. 11n ' MARMADUKE by Br•d Andtnon BOOMER CITY LIMITS "I don't care If he is across the border ... let's get him anyway!" FUNKYWINKERBEAN --------lk~ ~. TANK McNAMARA MOON MULLINS TODAY'S CRDSSIDRD PUZZLI • ACROSS 1 ·····Cruz 6 Fruit 11 Moccaaln 14 Clear 15 V·ah1ped fonifie1tlon 16 "Ditmond .. 45 Absorb mentally 46 Gambling game 48 Buttress 49 Oneemore 50 l1ncelot' s nephew 52 large land Yesterday's Puule Solved: AR 1 s PE ALE AF AR K:E IF P IF ~ 1 F I t:: I• I N 00 I~ E s t AN SE A H I~ l ST JI!! F p F c; T c R ·~ T ~ EN T I SF E I! 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I. native 2 Egypt. 26 Divorce 45 Phonograph 34 Coat, lneurtnce entertainer center rtCOfd '• · and Freight 3 Cttpturta 27 Beyond: 46 looka tow1rd 37 Death rattle 4 Boring Prefix 47 Type alze 38 Pege in 1 5 Black bird 28 "Too btdl'' 48 Spur ledger 6 Canadian 29 Conaumen' 50 Miik product 39 Dlstlnc• unit expor1 1dvoeata: 2 61 T owerd tile '40 Reptile 7 Soab flex words mouth 41 C1111in 8 Mine 30 Well-made 53 Erelong truck•: entrance 31 Flower 54 This month: lnformll 9 Moviuhot: 33 "Our .... ind Abbr. • 42 B1rontsa, for Informal nativt land" 65 Ctulllng ont 10 Fl• 35 Sicknesses 58 Sman: Sufflll 43 Violent permanently 36 lenglh unit• 59 PIUmblng dialikt 11 Kind of volt 38 Plant item A~NOLO, i'M GOING To wMe 10 C>PtizA-rE: MISS PEACH GORDO TUMBLEWEEDS W!U..L RUNI! I HE:AR VOU'VE EJEE:N TOL-t? YOUR HOR~ 'CE:CIL.' 15 AMMS-NOTA S'fAU.ION! by Tom Batiuk . . . . . l Ge.A'~~ AT AN ~FTf"-F&..OW£~ C.L.IAB .... DOOLEY'S WORLD DR.SMOCK by Mell PEANUTS IF l(()U SEE ANl/ONE SUSPICIOU~ JJST BARK by Charlts M. Schult by Roger Bradfield l FEtL ABOlJf AS SECURE AS GENERAL CUSW2 AT TH£ ANNUAL CH£ROKff BAR&OUf MID ARo-lf.~ ME.IT by George Lemont :X:'M NO"f' e1-M"e~ Al:?>ou-r -rHe PIVORCe. eu-r :x: AM uPse:-r Wl"f'H -rH IS S'T"A'T"e 's COMMLJN l"f'Y PROP~RIY t..AWS ! WHA"f' CAN :t DO Wl"'f"H HAL.F AN ec::>SeL.? ! l)ttlJlif"'ltlllef ...... $~ MOTLEY'S CREW '(OU KNOW .. 1l-!~R61S NOTHINr l.l~E 1H6 / GRl:JJ oum?OR5 . by Gus Arriola ----------------~ by Tom K. Ryan ~~5.1fe~1'tf.ft,~~ ~~~~~· by Templeton and Forman THE GIRLS fl'J1lO thins I bate abopt bathtQI auits i& no Ql&lter how much You albndowD they always make you looku it you didn't." DENNIS THE MENACE I ·~ ............. '* Hot.Ht ,..,. S• Hou ... hH' s• HCNttH Fors• HousH For Sdir HOUH\ For Sde Thur!d!y. July 2B, 19n DAIL y fltLOT • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • HOUH. For Sde Hottte• For ,. Gu .,.. I OOJ 6eMral I OOZ G.....-I 002 G......., I 002 GecMrc11I I 002 GeMrol I 002 Houi.1 For S• ............................................ .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ..... ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;;·•••••••••••••••·~·· Coronadef Mar 1022 C.-.,W. IOU J STOIY 4 IOIM • • • • * en.rot l OJ •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• POOi. & llACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• J~ to •tb rrGm t111a lllACH DUrLU • HO .... EY OF • p •D OLD ... ~_.. ... _,,_.._....__,,_.._. .... _ ... ~ .... _ .... _.._....., ____ .._....,,_ ... ~_ ... .--....... -.~-.... ..-...--.... _.,. .... f\la.hly u rad.ct hUlbin. U.IOHMIMG A " ~ A COROHA.DaMAR ~4>4lrm klu-hct" with 1 " 4 a R . 4 8 A . • und you don't need to be a Charm beyond descnp tormal d1a1n1 Ntw •'OCEANAIRt:" ONLY but·h~lor because lhts sharp con t100 3 lrg bedrms. 2 • upel• throu1t1uu1 lOOYDRTO ANl> l.RG. dorruntum in The Blurts has 3 bdrms.. chorm1ni baths · a ~l.Ddlftl 9taln lo maaih• PATIO, :i t:Aa GAR . & 2 bath5. $117,000. How does thut bright open kitchen, ''.ult aad c-hildrt-n ' A(."TUAI. IN COMt: fireplace. private brick ql&&1'\rf'I Call 113118'1 SU, &00 YR . () N l. V ,:rub you ., patio. a breakfast pat10. .,..._ •· • .,~, SlM.OOOYUKH At.:1'. open beam ceiling, OPINSAT/SUH. l·S Zl2lVISTAMOGAI natured wood paneling, (or <·ull for private showing) IRYINE CONDOMINIUM = f~e~'i!e1,0~~!i -- THE Rf.AL ESTATCRS 645-8616 There's a big tree for s wings & c!Jmbin' & 1·oom to grow on this 75x12S ft. lot! Roomy 4 bdrm .. J bath home. light & bright. Great Irvine Terrace location. Sl42,500. ••••• THI WILLOWS l IDIM $7.,500 ~rt ll t.., lmt.'d cu.I df' u1· Cora~ m1u1Ut.'d bric.-lc f11111>IUCtl . OtH'CH lll or m ir re) rs htl(hJl&hl hv1n.i room 673-4400 One of the best! A San Carlos model to tennis courts, short end unit in Rancho San Joaquin with a walk to beach and shop-• W,,,A,..,.,,..,~~ _,_ f .i~-. view of the park, 2 bed rooms, a ping. Oh yes. a guest {O.,_ff,f',_ Q,fN, c/f'iall, den. 21h baths ·and added features ~usi!i11~~~ Js~:;~l.miss ~~J.L>~~~A 673-8~ 1-LU:lBOR throughout. Location is near the pool, OP1rv 111•1·iTH11N•oH1Nn· ~~~ Kllrh~n ho.ti. wull ot 1---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~:::.w~u~:~·m7Jlt U~l()UI: ti()Ml:S Hari)ortffights HUGE 2 STORY MESA VERDE ~~~~~<:r~~~li:nrtd.~:p;i~~:~1 [•,lff&JUI ~, DM•iCMll of Harbor IR•ntment Co. 1021~ e11cellt:nt st.arter GHerat 1002GeMnll 1002 REALTORS';676~6000 2Sty/Ouan DB.UXECONDO Verygoodluck.Custom hum~ vaalut'! Call fabt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2443 East Coast H1ghwav. Corona del Mdr Prime location. Fune· Over 3000 sq. n., 3 BR. bwlt home in the Mesa OCEAMNOHT 7S21700 also in MesJ Vt>rdl·, JI 546-5990 t1onal fl oor plan. den. & dining rm w/26' Verde sectJon of Costa HOMI SfTI '· • · Tasterully appointed. high open beam ceiling, 3 Mesa. 3 BR, fam. rm .• &: ~~t~~:~::1:~:~ I~ lllHll 5 lldr!~~~~h>~~.~?o~!i,.,. or :~ .......... !~~ 1~~!'! .......... !~!~ r~~~:fo~~?~:~:~i~~ ~*ltg!~~~~~~~~:-~_~_k_i!!>_t_si_~-~-T-~_·q_u_art_e_r.>_. tyoffe~at$26.S,OOO We , ----·-··-Davis Cup Malch1.•s. Immaculate! Owner must go, hurry lauodry rm & oversized also have several other ---500 call. dbl. gar w/elec opener. Law near watet' Home site:1 MESA DEL MAR si74 . ~ HATIOHAL solar bronze glass, TV ' available In Corona del Large 4 bedroom with OR 1/2 ILK. TO BIG CORONA cable thru-out. even Low Pricel Mar and Laguna. Pnced secluded master suite Owner has made a substantial price REALTORS plumbed for ice maker. • from $137,SOO t.o $175,000 separated from the Jog in the park opposite this lovely 3 d 141-1414 Sl!i9,SOO. Vacant For this superb area. Call673-85.'i0. ch1ldrens area or this bdrm .. 2bath, also with view. $139,900. reduction for a quick sale. Locate JACOIS REALTY Owner's pride tbruout, 3 Ol'fN '" 9o11 P N '""' •• spacious home. Thls one on one of Corona del Mar·s prettiest bedrooms, den, eating !.-~ has it a ll. Gourmet 1· [3 streets. this lovely 3 bdrm., 2 bath 675-6670 area, cozy brick · ' · kitchen & adjoining home is now available for i.$179,000 & NEWLISTIHG! fireplace&family room. .. .·.-,~,· . • family room. E lectric TWO VA.CANT Added on rumpus room. . : garage opener. double owner may finance. Ocean l·blk.; deluxe LOTS,CDM $75,000. BKR call ==:=::====:;::;:::;:----. oven & bu1lt·ms. Brickl~~==~~!!!~~~~~!!!! duplex; 3 BR, 2 ba. ca. Rare Spyglass Hill lots 540-1720. M ... G .... IFIC 759 0811 Close to stores & Lido "' " EHT r1replacc & its all over-• Village. Reduced to w/magnilicenl ocean & VIEW· DRASTIC looking Costa Mesa's Ftut u.... 1-'astuon Island views. ""'RIEU. PRICE CUT largest park. $84,900. l7WO" ~9501 Perfect for your custom I II 56 500 CALL556-2660. G..,.al 1002 General 1002 Glut Weatvut Bfdg. alboalayProp. house.Agt.9SS-0350. ''#I e.cali~-·· $16,500! On 1 lhe Bluff in C::: SELECT • •• •••• •••• • •••• ••••••• • ••• •••• • • ••••••••••••• * 6~~°f!:o * IUY OF THE WEEK wunau Huntin~t.on Beach. IPROPERTlES Charm,Charm,Charm, 1--------- : Formal dining rm. · new· -• -- -3 Br, 2 Ba, tennis, walk to $77, 777. ~. ly remodeled kitchen BA.YFRONT PENINSULA home 4 Or 5 BR. 3 ba. 1--------•1 beacb&sbopping.Won't MESA VER DE - .• new ankle deep carpeted S398 000 all amenities. Lovely neighborhood, a 450 NEWPORT CENTER DF«IVE OCEAN AIR last. Open House daJly. spacious 3 bedrm and ·· - 3 Huge bdrms · large Pn e b t ~nt loc tio few steps from the beach. $195,000. DUPLEX Call646-7171 family + large den and glass enclosed patio m ay r a n 4 Bdr . 2 bd OPf"'"9"1~1vNr'H•t1>1c1 • wet bar. Upgraded GI . . f v 11 · on Balboa. Gorgeous 2 ms. up, rms. I :;T,E·~·~ ~i~~~ um r::::::~:,~ri~: OTHER i;:r:s~1~5~:·~~r~:t homes :~ •••••••••• !~~ ':~ .......... !?!~ ~fuJ;"J~~:lisi [ ~-111u1 5, '::,::'."!.~: now! 842 · 2535 V1 e w kit ch e o. Giant 673-3663 548-0715 Eves ~, ~~=·· ~=~-~-~-~·~~-~·~! ~. ~ Circular iron staircase to BR. & l·BR, beam cell., I OPfN" 9 • 11 '' 0 '' '' N 1 ' bonus room with wet bar. ~ ~ Beautifu.1 rustic duplex, 2 --~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS master swte & magnifi. . garden patio. Sl.49,SOO 1~~~~~~~~~ cent bay view. Large _ PAULMARTJN 1 • front patio. Steps to Real Estate 644-7383 • beach. A must lo see. Im-!!!!!1!11!!!!!1!11!!!!!1!11!!!!!1!11!!!!!1!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' Presti\t mediate occupancy. Call BIG CAHYOM TOWHHOMN.EASE 1/J BU< TO OCEAN 752-I700now! GHft'al 1002 GMef'OI 1002 o I mes 3 to 6 month lease Co 1 1 od 1 d Mesa Gods 1ll1N111"·1•\1UN•ou1N1d' • wner we co · mp ete y rem e e [~·It~. !Jlidl .. Q···U···A···l···,··T···y···· ·o··,l·l'··o·Fr •• u.tsh··~·~·~.·.c ··e·s·l •• 4. ~e~:~~tt:~~::;~rit m~~~~d _ 1g~ p::~~~~~~::A. ~~~~ii;:~Jfnr~~:.~ ~°;nt~j:p~~8~~ -~ --'-··-.• JJ Htll Road Outstanding custom 5 huge family room with home. 4 Bedrooms, Cami· 2111 San Jooquift • bdrm family rm house open beams, natural ly room, big fu.11 sized TERRIFIC . bedroom homes in Mesa NEWPORT CENTER, N.I. 6•4-4910 with 157 ft frontage on wood textures and ocean dining. Birch wood, log --------DUPLEX , Solid, well-butlt home. Del Mar. Large family prime street. Beautiful and jetty view from sized fireplace. Central 1-=•cH RETRE•T Neat & cleun lhruout room. 2 patios. all nicely pool & large backyard mast.er suite & sundeck. air conditioning, sunken s;A "' N1>l. Jl#(ts. area on qwct Large living a r ea & decoruted. Access for with lush landscaping JuststepstoOceanBlvd. living room. $105,000. $58,000 tr1;.-e shaded street. Lge fa mi I y ·or i e.n t e d boat or camper. Asking GeMrOI 1002 GNft"al 1002 and privacy. A perfett $235,000. BKR,540-1720. Steps to poundin~ surf comer lot w/room for neighborhood. Quality, ooJyS84,900.CaU ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-•••••••• family home that shows Call644·721 I and crystal sand! Back boat or trailer. Blflarea yet pricedatonly$57.000. 546-4141 J UNITS ---------1 ··prideoCownership" by -- • yard is bay area play with lots or privacy. 979-1050 VA TERMS.I one family.Shown byap· !. ground. Winding wQOden 646-ml We're open til 8 for you Eastside, Costa Mesa. pollllment t- waJkways to secluded en-S745/mo. mcome. Submit EASTSIDE · ~~~~~~~·!!!!~! • try! Gourmet kitch~n. (~IW!ll!i;JlilUHI anotcers. -•·--------·I·-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.. -• SLep-down conversation I.... _,._.,., • .,._i!Mj.-lllllrlr-•-1111----•-• ,. __ delM Seller will help rinance WATERfRONT 1· a re a + r i rep I a cc ! Real Estate ~ or on a conventional Joan. HOMES *IEACH ev OWNER Sunshine break fast -- - -DUPLEX Newly remodeled, plash REAL ESTATE DUPLEX* I patio. Pool -Jacuzzi BEAUTIFUL burnt orange carpet, 631-1400 Channing clean 3 Br. 2 volleyball. Garden living 2. STORY Completely remodeled & modem kitchen, sunny ---------1 Loads ol charm in this 2 Ba, fresh•~ ""''"ted in-SURF RULTY redec. from the floor to b '-f 1 Bedroom PLUS 1 uv _.... atatsfinest.847-6010. If you have ever wantedr-------··--i SUPER CONDO roof. VACANT & ready rea.. t: are~d ge ... --------. Bedroom. with patios, teriOt". DiDinC rm, new OPfN1•19 ·11s1uNro~··•' a2-storybomelhisisit!3 ·-----toreuLSl.39,500. mast.er rm w ress· SolcrHeahdPool BBQ's. & fireplaces. cpls & drps, covered [~,lfltdtll S~i:~jftlE ~~~ ~~~f.~~!t~;~~ ~=.~~!~~l:.x ~;.~-.1·~~;<; 521.~,;ei~ =~!:.~:~:~c.uro, ffi:;}ffi•!~!: _________ 1 • almost new carpet, I need a large Apartment patio, fplc, pool & rec Builders pride shows in Low maintenance yard. parking. $65.500. 645·7054 freshly painted. covered Complex in Orange hall. 1 Car garage + and out . M assive Hurry. owner moved to or6'2-0676forappt. Excellent patio -abundance or County. l have $1.350,000. parking space. Open Dai-bedrms. sep. garages, Canada and must sell ! trees -large side yard for ca.sh down. I need it now. ly 154 Santa Isabel, cor· ~ lot. Must see to Priced only $82.SOO. Sub· MES .1r. VERDE Starter Home stora&e or dog ru.n. A Move it baby! Brokers ner Elden, CM. We TRI believe. For these values ••~--.-mit your terms. Call REAL TY INC. "" super sharp home on u invited! harderatTRIJIARBOR. andmore,call I~~~~~~~~~ 546--5880. 714/846-1371 PACESETTER See this beautiful 2 · t J d Don't THEGLOCKNERCO. 645 7221 qwe cu. e-sac. ,, .. -0070 400E.t7•• MR All • SPANISH In lovely area, this bedrm home near South wait. call now! 646· 7171 .,.... rv VILLAGE CHARM .. Pacesetter" 4 bedroom. Coast Plaza. Great oPfNl•19·11s1uN1on1N1a• WHITEW .tr.YER C.M. MW Ontu HACIENDA Weekender or artist's 2bathwithflreplace,has landscaping and many · "" "' Spark.Jin 3 bedf'90 2 t 2 BR 2 BA 'th extras on cul-de-sac. Try ·~~; VIEW '''21 . bath ··"'•hg hed trym, ... ret.reato. ' Sl22w5001 wood fenced yard, pool. ..... arc ea ..,. room grow. • · double garage-All the $64.SOO. S49-865S. · ~ POOL SAUNA ~ ™ red tile roof. Interior of May le~ption. ingredients for comfort a· ~,,, G • non.11 .aaovE this home bas been lc6oa Ptnlnlllla I 007 HAL PIHCHIM ble family living. Only UPERB $83.900 -'"""• Westclff Reatty lavishly paneled & ••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTOR $129,500. OMES BUILD UNITS Harbor Pacific heated & 3 BR, 2 ba, dble gar., cov i-------·1 papered. This. out.stand· BEACH SPECIAL 67S.092 On this I•• R·2 lot or filte<ed pool with Ja<uui. pat! 0 w 1 b" <k 8 BQ ••• ortorlng " only S 2 BR Dupler, , .. blks b> 1£ j ~~~~~;;~~almost 12,000sq. ft. Can Overlooks beach . $60,950.Seetoapprec. B£SJ BUY ~old & priced for oceangivesyouaunique CHARMING Duplex, 3 , Quail~ "'.: take up ~ 4 uni ts Secluded private bar·b· 646-3928 545-3"83 Alientioo Vets! 3 Bed.rm, qu1clt ·sale at $78,500. combination of loc., d.e· Br, 2Ba,Ir1Br.2 Patios, PICIC9 OCEAM VIEW w/variaoee. -~access que patio. Secluded lo good area. Won't CALI..751-3191. sign Ir tbe best value on Cose to tennis. $162,000 a-..ltrti .. $83.900 on 3 sides or this choice second story den with 0 1 s49 990 • SELECT Balboa Pen. XANADU OwnerM0-7030 • • _,.752-1920 "'-· T th last!! n Y • • REALEST TE "" Wand in g wooden comer l"". 646·7711 ocean view. J o see ~ Hurry. call now. PROPERTIES A • 759-v16l MOO OUAn.n ..,,~, llAOf walkwaytoseclvded2nd property Pease t•a ------------.. -2Bd.Rm.2Bathcondoon Neweusto...Ho.. s tory entry' Gourmet (~l'1'fill;rn1jJUHI 962-'T788. K€Y TWOFORTHE ~C--.&Rn. BUY .... OW! thebayview. Unbeatable =@= 3 Br, 2 full baths, dbl kitchen. Sweepuag liv. 1.,.. ,.A·~~~~~~r" PRICEOFOHE... Realty ""' loc. many xtraa & only ,. ~ frnlc's,plushthru-out. rm + loft + fireplace Re~~~ -. ~P.€ALTOP.S A Two prime Newport 751-2060 Dou~le you.r money. Its $142,900. Super value for ~ B~er 752.9023 Sunshine breakfast PROIA.TE SA.LE -· Beach duplexes, both 2 predicted a $60,000home right buyer. CaU agent patio! Pool.jacuzzi and F•ST•HDNOW FREE bdrm. & l ·bdrm. ia~~~~~~~~~~j will l:ost Sl20,000 .. Can rorappointment.675-1898 GWTVALUE!! M~VERDE3Br2Ba. volleybaU make thill "' "' Blks. to the beach. Real youriafford tot cod 0 n1t1maures ---------2sen.. .... tehouses.AZBr Din Rm. Ftm Rm. va-l g--' ..... hornelivangatits A lovely Mesa Verde · R y make~ A•ki'na pou n g ren ,.~_...._..M 1022 ..--cant.S89,950.'T71·2386 fi.''.:esu""t. Won't last. Call street will lead to four .... Vlew & 8 3rd B at no ::ie000 '0 • 0 • RetllCid $1000. _. ___ , .. _drain" Owoina --er cottage witb a frplc. & a ... extra charge. Beaut. 3 -· · ":"""~':,"" th • Un • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br+den, 2 bath home 75.000 • 847-6010. bed.rooms overlooking a N t JS c._per en ren g. S OPfNm11·rrS1u111101111111C'1· beautiful yard. Extra BR, 2ir.a BA ewpor C.f.COleS_....,~ NewportHeightsarea.2 Getoatofthatrut&getDUPLEX Sharp 2 Br. withopenbeama&frplc. Older duplex fizer· ~-'-.. '.. RV.The courtsayssell. Needsfastsale. RIM.TORS 640.00 0 aac ll-2 lot. Room for onebasthelatestlnstyle cornerlot.$164,000.0pen DOLPHIMll.E. WebbRlty 831·2171J i wide driveway for yo,ur Crest at 2 BR price. ""'UI Bedrm on large cul-de· into your own home. This owners unit w /2 Br apt, $Ul9,500 upper. ~ · :~ Callnowl 546-2313 VALLEY 640.9900 trailer or boat C,Ilnow. & modem conveniences. Sat/Sun l·S. 620 Iris. Cal 494-8581 iiJ..,, <-"{,<~ OPfNll1'1•1fSllJN10~ENICfl ..::==-=--~-=-:...:..41---------11i3-n Calltodayl ·~~~7662~------ll~~~~~~~~~J HALICREST '.-, -c·OIO--... -.-D·a-M·.·.11111 L .. ~'.::.~ .. ·,-.:.·· ... in2B:::m.Spac. MESA on MAR ANYTIME 540-3666 -CORONA OLD CdM. By owner . t&Sfplc,000,FlminoXalR Brr~~~u-p'.bvrioc~ • __ . . living w/step-dwn L.R., ~::::~-=e~~~~ HIGHLANDS =m~cn:. ~~ :.~ llA .. DUPLEX formal.dining "GaUer;ia" aracious family llvillg-1be ideal combination or lot. siauoo. Open Fri., save Sl..OOO's. MU3&8 LovelydupJeic,eachuoit .... EWCO .... DO. & pvt. entry courtyard. pool, decking, family~~~~~~~~~ a new home i n an Sat-&Swa.7UMarigold. having 2 bedrooms each. 1"'1111 1"'1111 See It today. room, close to churches, I-e a t • b I I s b e d 640-'1252 --- Walk to beach. Priced to VA.WY 640.9900 schools & shopping. Call --'====-------1 nei,itborhood, featuring --------·• ..U. 640.6 I 6 I VEfERAM GARAGE SALE ada In all the latest eppoint· • TURTLEROCK HOUSIMG$ERVICE tbeOailyPilotbringhap. m enta. Oversiied COltaMno 1024 Call .....,,.,. Joe.al Veteran PY r•ulta. To place your garage, large rooms, 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUl:AL ~~ '''"-G Hl\11) • New listine. 4 Br. fa.m rm. huge secluded PYllot. ~ I 1 , 1J',' "•• , 1'r~r,, ltt MJ, COATS& WALLACE VALLEY 640.ttoO REAL ESTATE. INC CATALIMA • SUMSIT VllW - JUST ••uc•• Big Canyon "Monaco" wtth wood fl~ French doora & bright new paeer & paint. Beautllally landscaped with tlmed sprinklers • gas BBQ. $275.000. Vou own the land! ~forirlfo.onVA drawing card, phone bath,st.epdownwet-bar, :ll-Z.TiW1~ro1uz111 .....__ •----. C..ll: 64.2-5878tocby mini ocean view, all Cully A..........._ Felrw~ MAX. fOtt MIM. YUMl'D~ ---1 landseaped, walking dis· ""',,... Bkr. 556-Tm, 3' DRS. I 002 tance to private beach. QI Mesa Verde Cou 3 BR. beam ceilina liv- D•Fl&D 2 BR + den townhome -euUy con~ to 3 BRs. Choice looa· tion: close to pools. tennlt. parts & schools. Priced to sell quickly at $19.900. Ma<leline Crou 752·1414, CE-81) $1.115 ooo. fee. Club. Oo8 ot a klod quail· rm. II a cbeer7 country CiLL 644-n 1 1 ty bwlt home. Shake kit. mitee a balance r o•'· alone fplc. 4 w/.atun. &omdudouen- bednm. 3 batb, fa.rnlty 1'11 Is awimmiDJ ill Ulla aad formal dlain1. deU1htfUI Tw .. bm. 100sl2S I& Call for de-'J'tirw reQ!OalibUity aut ---::-::-:------. t.aJli 00 tbil bMoW1al U• tM w\ndow-to tnake it i---------i ecallH laome. Call JaBlble. call XANADU N)..UH Ill:. 7»f'IU ~ . HERITAGE . R[AI TORS ... 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JUll! fut Fantaalk Harbor View ? ~"''"'TAft thl~a "musl•ec"home .. ~lent con lion.Tennis ~· . Bcl1run 7H ... ., ur scon ll.A1.TY Call now. 9M·7521 Sll0.000 c:J!m, CpaOU[~nsg. ej~cusin22''soo' guest AHCHOIAGI $49 ~ IJ ... 71u r... ' .c ' . IMVISTMl:MTS u DRAMATIC OCEAN VIEW HOME 673-5551675-4981 C"OUNTRYSIDt; 2 •l) 3 C714149'-7111 br. 2 b" f111m rm lntrl -In prettkJlout Mystfc Hll1. 4 ~. l llG CANYON -===:====--=-_, air. uptcr11df'd t·pti. lprh' a..ced 14410. batt. home wlttt lar~ f'OOM, fMrled for "OAKCREST I" I~~~~~~~~ <'Wl ~·iud .. tair rulhn11 f--'lv II•'-and entert..L.1-. """..,.lty COft. Cool. off.white ca,.....ting OH TH£ BEACH I~ R d ... II <>wntr w11nL1 lmm..,.l11t" ••'--~ _ .... , ...., _......,.. ~ ·..-2 Story 3 br 21 ~ ba c lal • 'W<I Ou pan" n II wu "' ,..._..Oft ~-hcMlt wlffl lMalftl, c..-omlc and a nch. warm par-· · • ·as •Ire P•Uo, •Prkln.. Ai·rv"• ~1 ulti 8p11c 4 hr. 2 b•. f1tm ""' ~ l , & '-"t h Many special feature::. Pr_.., 1600 rm. tpk • bllM N1·w I ... '--10.... tile, nourmet kltch•tt attd much que en.ry "'1 c en ooo 983484 ~r-rn from pu'l1 ft. tenn 1·n" • ·-.... 1J1 $ZSO OOO crea•,A a splend1·d con-SZM. · 4 · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Un' •-··n -t · ~· ll rn r"f'l ·h urr y , ut •••••••••••••••••'•••••• --"" -------, ..,. . ~ .. ~... y r ...-•· • • • • • • trast in this Big Canyon 2000 SQ FT vv.nr ~ 5UR S7~~)11()(). t>\H 968 6104 UNIVPSITY rAIUC 499-4551 Lake Forest I 055 townhome complete with ~~trano I 078 <>FACE 1uiLDiMG •-itn6"•'f I OJ.. l-A,ll...a -...&. $94.910 LAC:L''.'l:A DAl'\A LAGUNA ••••••••••••••••••••••• pools & tennis courts! ...,.... ff BJ d r--,. ,. "' netw~" POINT ••••••••••••••••••••••• J ust o Newport v .• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exclt lnll Ed1nbur11 '\Int El. ' BEACH lll800 DOWN , no <'losing Sunken living room. l BR+ Dinloa/Family "wrtbadjacent R-2Jot lr3 model lownhome w 3 1% 17:.!0 493 8812 497-2489 CCJSts. charming 3 Ur 2 fireplace, separate din-.. Br 2 Ba bo A I bdrm.a, family rm 21J Ba house. Best buy en-111g room & wet bar all rm A C beauty By USl'!. m p e haths Hurie backyurd tire area. VA assum. canbeyoursat$129,SOO o~er $84 ,990 Call for ~g.Owner wiUtake • • • lo Ca.tit WOH'TLAST! ~aut 3 br. 2 ba w fam rm . dinma are11. 11ervll'e purt'h Liv rm ..-frpll' t:ov 'd patio, ~h1n1tle roof. Wonl la~l' Ju:.t ll!>lt!d for S77.500 lo\ bnckpal1o&rtrep1l 10 .. 4 •--•-och 10 .. 8 pmts $595. P.I TI. ~~~8311505 llurry' bou.wmtradefordown. Waterfront Homci. lrviM .. .....,.. ... -.. 837·8273 or Dr. Held 1£ 631 1400 ••••• • • • • • • •• •• • •• • •••" ••••••••••••••••••• •••• l-~1221 ... Quail l OWNER MOVING -11.&lllrS 2221 Arllha Newport Buch You are the w1nnt-r of two fr'ff Hck.tt GRAMADA RETIREMENT m IPlaca • Mus t sell' Clos~ to WOODBRIDGE 3 Br 2 Ba, H Pra t• "' Fam Rm . u1n Rm , AVEH MlssioftVlefo 1067 , P.,. 1aa harbor. Gd s~a rt ~r S115.ooo. Agt 771.2386 in the Ranch ii. :.harp and 2 Bdrm .. 2 bath O-Y-0 •••••. •••••••• •••• ••••• 1460 cwArLs5~-~?!~.1 HA;-home. $52,500. OH.N ..OUM llUU~ 11130.~ngo COlllaMoM f $:1500\'Blue 1 lo l~lros. ...... , ..... y ClrCYi clean ant.I showi. hke a apt. A stone's throw to 3 BR. 2 ba. ram rm. cor BKR.831-0460&498--0500 RanchoSanJoaqwn.2Br, Fodel. NO ASSOC . l.he ocea~ & downtown ner lot, 112 yr old. up *BLUFFS* ---------114Co--nelotM---.-,..,..-,-fT--o-.,,; . 645·9161 WISTSIDI UALn,tMC. 841-Zl23 den. tern he \leW, on 10th .. ~E: /\ Wdlk lup tort In Light & ~Ir')'. ver>'. clean. graded & lund:.caped. Original area. 4 BR. 3 ba PRICED TO s.,·L &......--.. ___ ...... '700 tee $ l 14, 5 O o . own r lu.: garai;e A ::.o a CO\· !;,~n.!!!_cin g av a 1 I ab I e . $78,500 831-2551 afl. 6 ~ _. .,._. -559.5268 cred patio and room for a _ ollN end urut. Totally redec Lg. 4 br, 3 ba. lg. back ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aui.: 4 lhru 1\ug 13 i\nahc1m Convt:nllon Ct-nter. 800 W K11tel111 T1ckcb mui.t be ex changed !or re~~rved seat:. al th"' Convention Center aheurl of tame Call 642 567M, t:xt 333 to claim your t1ckeb. TENN IS DREAM! ~a nule to beach. 2 Br 1 ~. Ba l'Ondo. All luxury up grades. sec, pool. sauna. appllc & some furn meld li6.500 firm. Prine. only. !\t ·inners Cove. Lse opl con~idered 536·8795 DEERFIELD PRICED TO SELL 2 br + den patio home (easily converted to 3 br) 2 yrs. old. Corner lot * •• PACl1''1CSANDS in pvt. cul-de·sac. Prof. Ne. W On IMPERIAL HOltE lnscpd. Cement patio · Enclosed, patio, foun· w '<'ov. A C. Room to cx-The Market ta Ins & jaculli. 4 Br. pand. 2 baths. Vaulted First lime ad\'ertised' P.Ba. 1600 sq ft . 20211 ceil 'gs. Sunken mstr. Newly painted St!ucoast Crown Reef Lo. $92,SOO. bdrm. Skylile, I pie. ren· home. superbly decor al Malloy R•oltors trally loc'd. Upgraded ed mirrored wardrobes, 963-9771 cpl s & drp~. Auto. 3 bedrooms, eating area . .._;;;;_-.-.-;.-;.-;.-.-.---.-garage opnr. Nr comm. hearty fireplace Cov-,. pool & park. lmmac eredpallo,S74.950.BKR. TROPICALD£LIGHT cond Must S\.'l' t o 540-1720 Beaul1fuJ 48r pool home. be Ii eve Ca 11 R on con venien t to schls. Aramini at Ranch Re11l· TARllU. shof ping & beach, lo lY.:..~~2000 _ _ ma ntenance yd, lg DEERFIELD palms , tropical ''ti In Cafffomia" landscpd CaJI Marleen Priced to sell! 2 Bdrms .. -----"----968-0338 Real Estate by 2L2 ba townhome: up-H.attlrtqOl'I leoch I 040 McVay graded carpets. llle & ••··~··•••••••••••••••• countertops. Mirrored SPARKLING ---wardrobe doors: near 3 Br,2100sqrtGlenMar . community pool & LANDMARK For s a I e by own er. jacuzzi. $75,900 Huge lot. 10 fruit trees. Reduced S3SOO to $83,900. MEWPORT IEACH Highly upgraded 3 bdrm. This Is m.Y last week REALn 675-1642 fmly rm. open reeling. before moving to Idaho & ---------- G reat entertainment listing wtrealtor. See at UNIV. PARK home as well as gracious 9442 Nantucket, or call v · 11 11 ch fmly h vmg. Call now lo 962-6812 1 a g ~ : a r ~ sec this lvly home. ---· abounds m this~BR,2 2 545.9491 ba., form. d in . r m . PUT A JINGLE townhome. Entertain on Real E~tate S&S Rc.-.alc SpcnahMs 3. 4 ors bdrm mooch. d\'atl. some w pools. 968·4602 Pe~~~on Propcrl1e' MESA NORTH C£DARGLEN MEWLISTIMG Excepl1onally t·ll'<t n sharply decorated cor ner home Front courtyard. Abundance cement work & planters Huge back yd :O.linl mov· em cond1t1on 3 bdrm!> & fml y rm Onl y $83,500 This is a must on your IN YOUR POCKET! the lge. patio. nr. kitch. & with the money you can ram. rm .. which over· :.ave by doing the work looks major ~recnbelt. yourself. -t br. ll• ba. Cozy mslr. BR. w lfrpl. Owner may help toward $122.SOO Lorraine costs. $5,000. /\gt. ore. 552.7007833.33()7 963-8911, eves 642·8631. VILLAGE Ill -------3 BR. 212 ba. dm fam ••LANDMARK rm .. 2 co\'ered patio:. Dy owner 5 br. 3 b~lhs. 3 Mt. & greenbt!ll vt<'W car gar. bnck pa~10, up· A :; k 1 n g s 9 9 . 7 o O J(r carpet. low mamt. SER l OUS SELLER SS3.SOO !1636372 WANTS OF1''ER! Open GAME ROOM Sat Sun. 2·5 • 1 Willow Tree. Call E\'t'lyn. EVR YM COPELAND REALTOR 552-0434 2 FIREPLACES Custom 20x33 game rm. open bea m cei lin gs, handsome noor to ceiling DARTMOUTH MODEL bnck fi replace. Room for a pool table. Spacious UNIVERSITY PARK hst 5'15-9491 kitchen with breakfast. 4 In the SBO's, take immed. BR's. Used brick entry position of this 3 br. fam. ( way. Near new earth rm. home on gd. cul-de-~IW!J!;rn1!trnJ tone carpets. Brick patio sac location. Gr eat Real Estate wi.th custom BBQ. BKR recr eational f ac 's. ·------962-SSll. Owner anxious. Submit c ---orcers. Ca ll : 544·9•H I, PAClFl SANDS Deane LEASE W /OPTION TO Real Estate Establilih- hme. upgraded 4 Br 2 Ba, BUY t heated filtered pool. Brand ne S"·'" house -~~ ... :---------Comer lot. ~7.SOO. 8172 w -¥ • WALNUTS"' COMDO Malloy Open Oaily 1.5 near Yorktown & ,. Agt 00.9950 Magnolia 3 Br & den. By owner. 2B~. 2Ba, din _:,___ highly upgraded. $595 rm. central air. Call for Uwaded And mo. a p P t . 5 s 2 -o 1 o 9 lmmac··' t• p I H CHEER REALTY eves,wknds. Open lli.e ... a "' oo RM 846·5531 Sat Sun l l-5 3 Br, bonus rm. family -------------- rm. dppro'C 2400 sq.ft LEASE W OPTION TO 5 BR, fam-rm. 4 Ba. 2700 maint free back yard BUY. Walk to bch & all sq. fl.. Jeffrey Rd,lr v. w,cu.stom pool. jacuu1. schls. Lg 4 br. 2 sty hm Ctr. Dr. 5122 Skinner, pool sweep. f1rep1t, lge Newly decor. Kids ok 918.500. or sell AS IS al mstr bdrm w (pie, new 2t771 Bushard St discount. 95S·2200 or upgraded cpu1 & drps 963 fi682 552.9503 9442 Pier Dr. HR. For sale by owner $99,900 BEACH HOUSE. J12 Blks WOODBRIDGE POOL. Come and see this HORIHS RE.ALTY DY OWNER. a furnished Move-in ready $149.000 yd. Fam. rm. w/frplc. Lesure World Towers ooe! * 494-8057 * ~!!·e:1~~~n~~t~~~a~ ~;~~;!:i5~6o ~~:X,~~~~e~~49~·~"· ~~~~~edn.w~~~: IEAUTIFUL DEERFIELD This Park home Plan 2 has been upgraded t h roughout on the carpels. tile and pro· fcssional landscap1nJt. Sits on a large corner lot. Assoc. lnclud<'s pools, park11. cable 1'.V. and you can walk to the schools. FAIULOUS Great value $137,500 ------------------496-1840 4 IR-3 IATHS 1213)393·4516 Udo Isle Channer ------ View ! Lge. liv. rm. has 4e r pvt beach-tennis OCEAN BREEZES WALK TO IEACH beam ceil., frpl, walls of $225,M owr.Agt. 673-0289 Hard to find S bedroom in Shore Cliff Villas condos glass lead lo patio & lath twwport leach I 069 lhe hills above San Juan from $1611.500. Patty. house; fam , rm.: bllr\. •••••••••••••••••••••••Completely redone Bluffs Capistr ano. Dr eam K.Jl.Propertles. kitch., laundry area. I\ LOMESOME condo, single level 3 B\. 2 kitchen. family room 661-0941 buy._ ... $126.500 Vacant 3 bdrm .• family Ba. w/fplc & .sunken ltv-with wet bar & fireplace °'=: / M ,. R It ''9 O In R 432 V l Su t Close to Oa na Poi' nl. lltl ts:;ion ea Y ., .i-731 rm. home 1n super g m, . is 8 ere. se.. 1800 Newport llclghts loca· Open Daily 1·5. $111.900. Harbor. Just built and ot-I EASY... lion. $114,900 With as ~~-645~9950 -------fercd at $195,000 ••••••••••-••••••••••• ... beach access when sumableloim• OCEAH VIEW you own lbis Woods Cove cot.Ulge +a nearly new, OWNER WILL Steps to beach. furn. 4Br ()(ean view studio apt. ...a ..i_ CARRY FIMANCIMG 3 Monarch Bay Plaza & 3Br • Nwpt Bcb Bkr above the garage. You'll ~ 411tft Sparkling 3 bedrm. 2 Laguna Niguel 557 - 7325 love the bricks, beamed ~ bath and family room. 496.7222 831·08361..-...__....._....._,_,.._. .... _, ceilings, 2 £rplcs .• hdwd. Lowest priced single Tal"-D floors & location! Asking ::.•1r=;.;;:;=~=-W family home in pride or ----C>wrwr living in Or~gon. $285,000 l OU •v•n uie.N.I. ownership Eastbluff. SClntaAna 1080 wants lo sell lhis 646-4463 Now vacant. Selle r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Easl111de Cost a Me.sa motivated. For details. ---------1 tcplex. Potential income call54(}.U51. •IY OWM£R $1000/mo. Unique 2 REDUCED $15,000. l Br house fum/$30.000. bed.rm. 1 • i balh in front, Columbia 1n beautiful College Park. Complete· ly upgraded and a fully custom designed pool, :.p1JI fountain, spa and open firep1t. A great family hom ~ or this beautiful Southern Callfomia area. Call for appl. 1712 HIGHLAMD DR Take over low VA pay-2 wuta ln rear. lnveat to· Trade or may lease/op-Spacious 3 br, 21!1 ba. ments. No qualify1ng. dav. tion. lmmac. 3-yr old 3 fam. rm. Beaut. corner 536-0757 PETE BARRETT BR. + 2 BA hm w /pool. lot. Xlnl. neighborhood. ~~~~~~~~ ~~·-•_•-•--~~~--•I _peA' TV_ out.side gas BBQ & fire OPEN HOUSE 1·5PM NEWPORT HEIGHTS ns;;, "'' ' r in g. In l. a g H i 11 s $149,900. lS MY SPECIALITY VA. HO DOWN &42-5200 . _ $81,500-$!5,000 equity + CRAW FORD & ASSOC. John Saar Agt. 752-2020 cash for Lag. Bch pro-957-0701 Quail Pl. Properties & move into this 4 br ~_,....~ Br adford Place home. perty. --------Zagrodzky, Rltr. --Lowest 4 Br, fam rm in Most desirable greenbelt Housn_!!> ~ , Joe. This one won't last. Movcu • 1900 494-8611 BUJL_DER~ area! Top cond. Won't Needs repair a Kings Rd last. Call J ohn v an.Ian 3 Ur 3 Ba ho~e, ".icw Company, 548-8614 $62,900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RAMCH REAL TY 551-2000 The Willows LCll"'Cp Country S~Kltchett OCEAN VIEW LOTS $25,000 to $60.000 Fausta Vitali R.E. Call 499°2241 Must sell. Wlk to bch. Secluded 2br, frpl, bllns, 10% dwn . $129,500. 499-2438. + large family room with u s ed brick fireplace. 3 Bedrm. 2 bath. dble car garage. --------- Only $73..750. R.:: ~~~~wport See & Compare Co Mor e home for your staMna548-7729 money. Ocean view; walk to beach: n o IEST OF DEERFIELD t hr ough t r a rr i c. 2 Bedroom plus guest 3 Br. 2 Ba. spac. m aster bdrm. Lge, airy country kitchen & pantry. Up· grade d t hr ouout, sprinklers & patio. Quiet cul-de-sac,·\.• bJk from pool. .,7 ,900. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 29Timberline, lrvlne Nick Vracin C-21 lrvlne Plaza Rily 752·6.~l or 955-0605' quarters on lower level. Property in unusually fine condition. $13S,OOO (372) WAL .. UT S9 CONDO Loguna Mlcpol I 052 By owner, Plan /\. 2Br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2ba+. Xlnl cond & loc. ~-=--....,...~ Courtesy to Bkrs. S69,950. LOOtC AT THIS I Eves1wkndsS51·5889. BRAND NEW-2Br. den. 4 IR. $92,500 2 Story corner lot. By owner. Greentree. Nr Pool1Prk. 552·5900 or 675-6715 2Ba, rrptc. wetbar. im- med. occupancy. Across from Laguna Niguel Regional Pk $89,950. By owner 661-~ or 831-9489 Afjt. 559-4556 FREE House. You move --------•I it & Clear property. 609 W. Balboa Bl. M. Fuchs side, owner w, consider --------- carry back TD. Priced at HARIOR YU HOME $195.~.:.:~.!~t.~5-~50 _ MONTEGO 4 Br by Other Real Estate 675--8120 owner. 1955 Port Nelson. ••••••••••••••••••• '•• • ------~- Super location & yard. Mobile Homes Income Property 2000 DC EAN ~nSat~~~~-For Sale 1100 ••••••••••••• .. ••••••<!• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt party has twnhse .58 Hacks Rx45_ I br leap-1·Plex. C.t.~ .. lrg apt.. fast. $10.000 under m arket. tam's bed) new roof & apprec a~ea. $140.~­ Must move. Newport ext. paint.• Adult C M. Also l2l tn-plexes. s1de- Crest 3br + retreat. Jba. park.~. 548-6173 by-side. xlnt income. Gd. VI Ew Modern. Near 2000 sq ft. --rental area $87 .SOO ea. Tennis+ pool. 645·9322 Adult park m lrvme. 2 Also duplex, 8 yrs old . BR. 2 ba., sunJ>Orch. lge. S.A. Assume gd VA loan 601 Udo luxury Condo. I ~anf. ~.~Agt646-2AI~ or 25% down. 2 Br +1•., 3 Bedroom with open br, ~.ooo. Open Dail} Ba ca & 2 car gar ea. beam ceilings nestled in t,7~g 3F for Agent lrvinc. /\dull 5 star park. $64.500. Pil o t R eal acres or par kland!-----2Ax66 Santa Anita. up-F,.,tale.54_o-_o_sss_. __ _ $82.500!Callusnow! Red ..._1PT HTS graded. PP. $36,900. ----Cari>et. 754-1202 "" 552-3675 TAX SHELT'Y! DECORATOR'S OF.LIGHT tmmac, 3 Bdrms. 2 sty, A·frame. only $104 .500. Also 3 Bdr m. 2 ba. beach house, a steal at $82,SOO. Property House 5308 W. Coast Hwy, N.B. 642·3850 LIDO ISLE 3br, 2ba. beamed ceil- ings thruout. South brick patio . By own er. $187 .500. 673-8423 NEWPORT SHORES Lgst. 1-sty 3 Br, 2 ba. HOME Protect Your lncome '75 Pace Arrow. 26'·ll'. BuildYourEstate Gen. 2 A/C, loaded. Sips l7, 22&4-( Units Custom bit. Engineered Xtra sturdy built home Extensive tropical yard 3 bdrms. 2 bths. Lots o w a l n u t paneli n g Beautiful fireplc. FA THE CALLISON CO. ReaJlor 2819 NewJ>Ort Blvd. Newport Bcb. 675·4~ _ IEAUTIFUL HOME IYOWNER 3250 Sq Ft with view. lgl pool, ram rm. living rm fnnl D.R., 3Br, 3ba. i frplc, lg den. 2 sun decks 3 car gar & courtyard Sec. gates. $259,000. Pt 642-0665 .9. $14,000~_!___ Principals Only Acreage for sale 1200 All Prime Orange ••• ••••• •••••••• ••. ••. • County Locations! Kent Rogers Rea lty FIVE ACRES OAK TREES Huge oak trees like you've never seen cov<'r this gentle rolling 5 acre parcel on paved roads. all util's avail. Terms BKR. (714) 676-5717 OR522-2080 ATTENTION IUILD£1S INVESTORS 848-8300 SAN CLEMENTE DUPLEK Sharp 2-1 near Plaza Park. 9)1,SOO. BERTHA HENRY REALTORS 215 Del Mar · 4924121 ----TW04PLEXES 2 Bdrm. 4 yrs. ol d . Dwnlwn arca."'536-5006 4 IR· $72,500 "Mrs. Clean lives here" Walk to beach, pool & tennis. $99, 750 CAYWOOD REALTY. INC. WE.ST MINE • 548-1290 • BY OWNER· 41R On golf course; new , . Lusk in Eastbluff. Pool 714-968-9367 Open House to Hunt. Bch best bch. RED UC ED $5000 7123&7/24. f82.750 A great buy. 4 3br, 2ba, form din rm. Br. 2 ba, PILOT REAL atrium. lnds c p 'd, The Willows by owner. W /W shag. 552-5900, 6'75-67l5 tbruout. end unit, 2 FOR SALE. Lado Is le w/soJar heater. Corner bdrms .• 2 baths. $82 500 Hme, 200 Via San Remo. lot $175,000 Pb 644-1009 ' Open House Sal. 1·5. Sun ,---------- PRIM E US Acre ranch, 903-ocean views, zoned ~2 to 2 acres for sub div. or lot split. All util. thru proper ties. 4 O lder leased hms. Xlnt terms. By appl. Bkr 1487-9367 Eoshide Triplex Three 3 bedrm 2 bath un- its, 2 w /(pies, each unit has W /l) Cacil's. Seller will fine. w 125% down. Don't m1ss this one or- fered at $125.000-Red Carpet Realton 645-3474 2 BR Condo, s piral stairway. Model perfect. Pool. tennis fac. H. E. by McVAY, 842 9371. ESl'ATE, 540-0555. 559-0092 or 634·4800 ------------ MEW LISTl .. G . A WIMMD Super sharp 2 sty. 4Br .... In Woodbridge. Newly ceramic tile nooring in landscaped: hdwd. entry Prime Area baths. Nr. central Park sets off thh lovely JUST LISTED Deerfield Classic Upgraded 4 Br. 2 sty. ram. r m .. breakfast rm. frml dining, vaulted ceil· lngs, micro-wave oven, trash compactor & more. 2800sq. Ct.+. PATii WALKER. RLTY S & S. 4 bdrm, 2•2 ba. & St. Bonaventure Syca m ore Model In fam. dlninl(. lge master Ma r in a H i. Ow ners Creekside. Ideal fAmlly sle. 3,000 sq ft. 3 car gur, transl. home ; 4 bdrms., 3 baths, close to schls /bch . PATTIW/\LKERRLTY formal dining; alltheex- Owner. 968-8437 _____ 842·1418 citement of Woodbridge • QUlETCULDESAC with ll s lake. parks. 842·1418 EASY CARE ANCHOR pools & new schools. C&llC. Classic:. Extra lg. *17 900 llv rm. bltns. landscpd.. · ~ l'Ov'd patio. Mo\·e In now. HERE! 552•7000 Owner will help finance. Shown anytime . Open •· Sat&Sun.S291GleMlone J ust steps from 25· boot THE , . --.. Dr .• KB. 213-430-0807 & doc)k. Dancing lights and ' VILLAGE. . · .. · ?13-431).3462 ma esllc sunsets comple---------1 menl secluded livlnf(. RE ALTORS NEAR DOUOt.AS 168,900 r I 0 0 r l 0 c e 1 ll n 1 1-----· --- By owner. will fi nance. fireplace, garden view.i---------- no cl0&ing cost. a Br 2 Ba. em6a.ss)' dlnln1. billiard Fam Rm, X l&e lot, RV room t b arbor view access •Mm family room, secluded ---------• maater suJtc + + + burry~au &94·7tsat r=o~CST E OLSON ....... ··----. . . home and sur round- i.ngs. Just perfect for ac· live famlly. 3 Bdrms., 2~~ ba. plus tam. rm. Plan 4 TurUerock Broad- moor. Conveniently close to high school and shop· ping. $135,900. AS· SUMABLE LOAN '573 CAMMDa:l~1"1 GOR .. IOUS MllHTUli BRENTWOOD·ZBR. & den: d•cor. w /lot1 of wpod, paper. Lusb 1atd, bl1ck patio. nttplt, • ..,. l)OOI. Nut to part. •.SOO OWnl All UMSGI 11-5. By owner. $160,000. San~• 1076 673-9447; 805-985-3600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 40ACRES $14,950 Full cHh price. No. CA. 40, 80. or 120 acre parcels. E-Z terms. Sep. 4 0 acre d eed s. Owner /agt. 714/640-1127. TOUCH OF CLASS Elegant Npl. Crest Con- do. 3 br +den Frplc Wet Bar Pool Tennis Walk lo Beach. OP EN HOUSE Sun 7 /31 Agt.. 979-2230, 631·2160 LOCATION! Great 3 Br, 2 Ba. home on beautiful canyon with view or Riviera Beach: On 1 ~!i lots to Insure view and 40 level acres So. or Indio. privacy. New listing at Citrus or agriculture. IUILDEA SPECIAL Du plex w /plan s for another duplex. 2003 Ma - ple. Costa M esa. Go direct. Owner will carry flnanclng. 646·5948 ask ror Richard. SPLIT LEVEL Charming 4 BR w /2~!1 BA. 16x20 F am r m w/massive frplc & wet bar. 2nd Frplc adds ---------1 $12.5,000. "5()pr. acre. 495-1020. 1--~~~~~~~~ BERTHA HENRY REALTORS 8ACRERAHCH Dlstrns Proptriy! warmth to master BR. Newly decorated & re- ady to move Into . Sl42.000. ~ \1'""'""99 NEVERAOAJN WILL YOU BE ABLE TO BUY A HOME AT•l.SOO. o rrer ed l>t owner In Laguna Ntauel (114> 495-0088AM or PM WANTED: HOME ON W AT ER w/40' plus, bont dock. Unda Isle, Dover Shores M ?1 Private party only. 644-145-2. 215 Del Mar 492-4121 PANOR AMIC Ocean- view. Gorgeous cust . home. •• ac. $160,000. Larsen . 496-1772 Fixer upper house, 3 cor garage. bunk house, out bldp, well water, fenc- ing. lots of trees. Terms. BKR. (714) 6'T7·5691 OR522·0530 I can find it for you. Beach area speclalist. Probates, Foreclosures, Bankruptcies.Divorce. Investment properties. Below market price. Worid WI• lroken -------•I Sell Juan S.. .ltlo6' Call 87~ Cap11trano I 078 CafM•~ I 071 I~~~~~~~ LIDO ISLE Country charm wlth 12' calbedfal celling In llv- l n a r oom ~ 1tud )'i ft'tne,h doon loatta o tile, ne w 1titcbe.n . 4 Bedroom. 4 b1tha, quiet dd ot tlland. Shown b7 appt. only. $200.000 firm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CE llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE HOISi COUMTIY EST ATI SAM JUAH CAPISTRANO ... MOHIYMAKB IMLnlWOOD 8 UNIT APT. Bldg, 2 8R. 2 1t.y. 11 )'rt old. woo Waldorf Or., Lynwood. Suptr cond.. no vacan-- cfcs. $120,000. Ha• In· ccme of $1,500. mo. Call ow ne r , Sam Crane. ~ml By ownu. Ouplu. i.\ blk from au Tr • lennla. Roduced '10.000. A tteaJ ll ll•.&00· 3BR Upper. Z Bl\ tower. lrplca. tialconld, encl. a car ••t. Feo alsnplc. SIO• Nept .. ne-, N.11. tu-4!41 Ofl.sr7·1108 .. •··~~~ - ~.......... R.tttal• H-..aUltfwW1htd ....... u ....... Med ........ u.fwtlithed Ho.HtU1tf ..... thed Thuraday, July 28. 19n DA.It. V PILOT 05 ......•..•••••........................•.•.•... •••··········••····•··· .............................................. ·················•····· 1Rco9rta,crty 2000 .._..,.,,..s.hed C..t.M 3224 .............. l240'""'9 3244 Mtwporthoch 3269 AP.;wlii1Hh ApaltmHhUnfwa. Apatwt.ttU..... •.. .•• •••••••••••• •• • •• •••••••• •• • •••••• •••••. .,. ·•••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• """""'•hed ••• •••••••••••••••••••• ...................... . _________ ,....,..Pe I u... l I 07 ....................... Newport Shores J BR 2 ...................... Cotto M.so 382 31J4 COY'* TOH 1aos. •••••••••~ •••••••• ••••• TWnhH apt. 2 Br H1 Ba '· 5 or 8 Br + formal din 8 mo or longer lst': on golf BA. 2 p.Uos. Clo1e , lo ~ 380 4 Cotta W... llACH SPACIOUS Oce.nlroot 4 drs-, cpU, bltn ovn, p\1 rm. ram rm, pool " ~· R&ncho S•n Jo11 l'tVim'r. tenrtls. bch Sii!IS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••o•••••••••••••• POUi, a.iX Br a 8a 1.'Umplelely furn paUo 1 chlJd, amaU pet Jacuul 2SSO sq. n. exec. q I wnhse, 3 Br 3 Ba, mo. yrl)'. !42 3072 Carden apartments. THE Vl<.'TORIAN ...-.. hmt Fpk, w1br/dryr OK.~. ~.-1111 home ln S&S Park Hunt· ~Jacuzu. $575. -2 Bdrnu Never lived an ~nloradultJS. 2 Bdrms, lh ba, with ~P91" pu1ah MJI•. tnd dlbwthr 2 tar ... r n Lov I 3 bdr 2 b •11 incton. 1 yr lee. Call Walk to Beach, 3 Bdrms, l ml to beach. Also de· M..tinlqw Apts #2 AdJ ul cul.-...C Oood anoa C:' llaOo per mo yrly e~':i, pr ell ll8IHeOZ Sharp cond'o· 2 B 2 b $4&S., ISlS. l600. yrly , luxe new townhouse. 275 E. lllh St. C.M ~~~s.~~-e. ~~c~ar:d U00,000. tndudl n11 -· °"i _....,, .... ~ .... ...:..!via Pen.nial\00 Propertlee tam ' WT, 1 at. Call Property House Opeo 12.5 dally. 1•07 ' • ~oaMT'aunlt . -mu-..-.~·........ · rm ., .a nu M2-38SO .. 631·1003 w/puUo. Waler pd. 887 c:o.t.Mne 1124 Square. Cent. atr; end -Delaware. Huntinaton .. K .. Vtctorta St. Ca11 l ·S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. UtU pd. Bach. pad, Re&UY abarp, 2 br, 1 ba u.nlt. Pool. $375 . Bkr EAST BLUFF·4Br , Beaclt. 6'2-9601 8'6· Eastslde Bach unit. New 638-4120 pool, unt, F.. Condo. Clole to comm. s.52-0634 2\.\Ba twnbae bllns or Act. Breed Apts Av111I Aug 1 --------- lllS 1 Br, lllt kid.a pt!&.s Homellnders ~'7 pool, or all shops & _ wahr/dry r reiria n~ Frplc enclased aaro"e · $290. 2 Br, 1 ba, E . slde Ok. FM f~. S3QO/a>0,963-1866 THE WI ' "' ' • · Tri·plex, encl gar, bale, Homtll.nden Ml t:utald," $286. a Br, Ill ~Br. 2Ba, llv rm w/din· :Otw;~~bopp1ng, ~ lcAoctlaland 3106 645-44ll nrnew,642-1603 RliA\. TY INC, ---pciC.a. toe mi area, eat·in kitchen. · •••••0 •••••••••••••••• Large 3 BR Townhouse 714/••"'1•11 ................ 31'9 Uomell.ndera 5$7 8.RAHD NEW. 2 Sty, a Im.mac cond. Air cond. W"'--FRO .... T CUTEBayfrontApt yrly with patio garace + ALLElec.2br,bltnkltrh, -.. •••••••••••••••••••••• • BR 2'-11 BA 4 Blu from *"'O ""'..... " • ' ' w /W cptg 120 Albert Pl ~~~~~~~~~Udo Ill• Zbr 2ba SI 1 e 2 Br Eutllde CM. Fully be 'ch.•· down Uvtn ~ mo.644-6534 3 BR, frplc, bltna. Avail lBr, lBa, stove/refrig, pool. Quiet complex. No 11 ~1934 • -SepUl400 (21.3> M.l.27 cpt'd ft draped. Carport, 8 hr7L; boot I Sept. lit. Yrly lse. avail 8·15. $350 mo, Adults, no pets. $335. --·-·---------------1 . &arbage ditpotal. Fn ::::r7root :lad;':: TWOBedrooma 774"'384or67WlfJ9evs. Matureadlt67J..8079 64.S·3381or837·9517 DELUXE Spanish 2 FOURPLEX Ho.es~ backyard, no petl. Ne~blo=/mo.ast. Wa.loutSquare S310s+BR 38a 1 d lctlbooPeninsulo 3807 Bdrm,dlnrm,bltnl>/W, MISA D& M"' • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1940 ~1311. Wdbridge/Warm. $475 Pool, 'lenni:. ej.~~zt ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLOSE &$!1raoge. Ve6r3y6 p6r310voate. SellermotivatedAA · ..... 1"-d 1206 MESA VERDE RancboSanJoaq $495 walk'tdlst. tobch. '6M). YEARLY. Hit Blocks to tu Beach ~Ji'f'r~e . · \.- ,._ 54,.3,66 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wann & charming 3Br RancboSanJoaq $525 mo. 752-0766 or~ beach. Avail. now. CLOSER 'W4lm ""' H it bath w /new cpt'a ' Poollw. ~· 2 Br, 2~ Walnut Square $375 Owner/Act. Bachelor $210. Ph · 2 Br ...._ pool KIDS le BAY1'.RONT. Pier 4 br, lie frple. $"20 (J.aUJ:St> S., attcb d 2 car car. lm· THREE Bedrooms 67>677Sor67J..6279. to Shopping & Freeways 1994 Mavpie. ' 0 • ba, l•Dl rm, oo pets. 497_2042 mac. model. Beach " Univ Pktrerrace $475 Bluffs 4 Bdrm • great 64S-8084 675-«>25 ____ Newlypatnt.ed,lce3Br2 PJPPh:754--0448 Or ......__ q ..... CJ\ S650.Ageot644·1133 BayView2Br.S38Syrly . WIJela11 •141 l"IAll $1100/mo, yrly lie Garfield. No Peta $t00. RancboSanJoa ~5 location. 1-~ormer model. OCEANJ';RONT, Ocean & CLOSEST ---- B f I .. _ .. , I ange 44"""' ,,..,.. -incl utal. AdJts only, no ... __ p-•-& 3826 ---------1r....i1trono hoc:h 3211 a, Pc, ._a_ tropaca n..~1ex, 3 br, 2 ba, *"""'. CoUeae Park .._.SO Le •-tww: b t 0 • t V I I T -Vlfl1' ....,.. encl yd 0 r ah .,..., -.. ~ ase "' "'l' .. on to uy. pets. 67~2 o """'' a ue n own •••••• •••••. •• ••••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ops· Cul de aac, pvt. yd., Turt.leRock $575 Westcllfr/'Dover Shores. ---------IUCHDUPLIX N t' w D p I x u n i t . sc~ls. MM. 675·2082, RM>, clean, no pets. FOUR Bedrooms $700 per mo. lease. 4 Br, 2 Capstnlno leoch 3818 2 Bedroom luxury adult 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts., avail .. Ca p ist rano B ch Avadnow. ChapmanRlly 848-0236 Univ.Park ~ ba, fam rm, frplc, Cruit ••••••••••••••••••••••• &Camilyapt.sfromonly bleimmediately. locome SlUOO year. AU Pahadu. $350 /mo Lovely s Br 2000 sq rt Univ Pk/Vlll llI $595 "trees & garden. Walk to $28 5 &6l·0798 -~ ~er" _,,.closleao,t3ocarbegaacrb... 493-&!61, 493 2190 pool home. $s2S incl poo. .j a.t 'TW1H.at41R schls. ~·5215 '* * • • u.~--•-och 3840 y 1 2 Bath bo-with dble •3 1 Pools•D1shwasher • ·-'""'--Furn Sl&c.000 Corona def Mar 3222 serv & grdnr. Cloce t.o ..... Barbara Menon · s •• .. ••••••••••h••••••• ·A. .... &4is6ie ••••••••••••••••••••••• schools & very nice 1ar1ge on a sweeping DEA.NZAMoblleHome,2 -12SVistaFlora Jacuzza•rlaygrounds• 1a ...... D ..... EW• ----•·------• nrbrhd. lat, lasl&dep. corner lot, with bl&ahade Br, pool/bch. Adlts. no Sell·cleanmgovens• -" " • ---------•ILGE COZV unfum duplex Gemini Realty trees. Large back yard. pets. $400 yrly. 675-1957 Newport Beach 2 Br apts. From $310/per Trade Up? • We have listed a number d properties, ln dlfrerent price ranges, up t.o $2 and $3 million mini warehouses. Let us tailor an exchange for you. ~21 Sparow Investment Division 963-7866 COVIMGTOM 1lUa one Is a beauty in Anaheim. $183,000. HULES ISi.A.MD A real prid~ of ownership Tnplex in a prestigiollb area. $249,500. Mini War•housH These are real moneymakers ! Located from West Covina .to San Diego. LAND lBr, frplc & pool. $350. &39-6623 Up to date kitchen with You are lhe winner of 2Sll W. Sunflower mo. 1411 Delaware, HB Leaae. No pets. 640·7030 bltna le interior freshly 2br, lba. Lrg yard, frplc, two frH tick•h 557-4800 Open 12·5 Dally. J Mile to Beaut 3 Br, 21,2 Ba front 3 B~. 2 ba, dbl car. New repainted KJds & pets Super 3 beclnn 2 bath in nr schla. Kids OK, cpls ($15.00valuel, to · ocean. 642·9601 Agl. paint lo/out cpts/ OK. $425/~. Call "'"ent great area. Fplc, n'w, ~~/·m23o~"~!'!!18ret Dr. Rl....Jl-Bros. 2 Br H, Ba twnhse brk 536-1808 duplex. Cpts, bltns. d A .1 •A 1 83'7-6398 N f "6 Cai ed k ....,., '""...,..... '":f" ··'7 fplc, gar, lge patio, adlts.1---------patio 1 gar $450 l.se Cal rapes. vai u1 · · 0 ee. am rm, upgrad • lds · Bornwn & Balley no ""ls. $285. 2447 Elden Beach Condo. 2Br, H, ba, ' ' . $410. Ph 556·0842 aft & pet OK. $425/mo. Sanc:Jement• 3276 c· ,,_ 67J..75l3 Agent 5/wkods a br, 1~ ba condo near 963-4567 A.gent no fee. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 1rcus Ave. 646-7027 eves. pool, tennis. sec. . beach.Carport.Covered • " Aug4thruAugl3 . $350 /m o. Mr Hatch. Spyglass Ridge 4br & Cam 4 Bedrm & den, lge fenced patio. Pool, tennis, park. LaglmCI t.och 3248 WALK 2 blkll. to beach. 3 Anaheim Convention Lrg Bach. Gd loc. Pvt 8 4 7 . 2 5 6 1 or eve s rm w /smJ ocean vu. Lrg yard, rplc, Mesa Verde. $325. 536-299() ••••••••••~•••••••••••• br,.2 ba oceanvlew home. Center, 800 w. Katella patio. Adults only. $180 + (213)592·1531 ~ccluded lot. $900 mo. Ready now. s.525/mo. I.st Beaut. 3 Br 2 Ba wallt to Fam.. rm, (rpl, cpts &i Tickets must be ex· gas. 646·~ 752·0617,Agt. &last.6734545 Ne~r Beach, immac & beach house New c ts drpe. Yr. lse/$5$0 mo. changed for reserved $280131R,2I~ N~Wee2IBmRo'n2thBar.en$32St 1.f qwet 3 Br, boat gate, lge . • P ' Agt., 492-2100 -seats at the Convention "" '"'' BRAND SPAMKIMG 2 BR, bl & last, gar, yard, $425. Lse. 536-0687 ~ vtew, submit on Center ahead of time. Family, no pets, nr So. leased for 6 mo's. New bright & cheery water pd, lawn malnt. or962·8098 children.orpets.$625. 2 Br 2 Ba, walk to bch, eau 642.5678, Ext 333 to CoastPlaza.548-9654 848·3777 br, 2 ba, frpl, sundeck, Sec dep 1845 Wallace Prestige Properties !pie, fn~d lndscpd yd., claim your tickets. -----•-------view, dsbwshr. In prim S285 · · New 3 Br, skylights, Ion, 494-0706 . gar, $500 md. 494-6874 * * Spacious 2 Br. l ba, up· DELUXE APTS CdM Joe 3 bl ks fro · fncd yard, fplc, 2 blks to 3 Br 3 Ba oceanfro t San J '* stairs. Carpo!1, gd prk'g. 2 or 3Br, 2Ba. w /(rpk. beach. $4~5. Agt. Days 2 Br. Carp/drps, stove. bch. 499-21Bl lve rrug. $13.50 mo Lease Bulle. C~tr..o 3278 New deluxe 2 story 2 bl" New cpt/pa1nt & drps patio, enclosed garage, 67S.2311, eves 64().7665 o kids Ok no dogs price is ......, .... CA ·D · • ..,...i d 1 / b • $MO, 955-3647 &897·1382 lodry facilities. Great 67S.33ll $?.50 54iJ2s1 bt~n . 9.5 4 4 0 y D S. T 0 THE Oo»'"........,; ave, 839--0:560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• up ex apt W. l ~, a . locations $285 & up. . . BEACH. Very pvt. 3 br, 2 eva Spiie. new 3 Br twnhse, frplc. Ocean view fr!'m Lrg I BR apt. for $200. & IM'f.21622 OCEANView,4 Br3Ba, East.side·Broadway . .3Br, ba, FP, iar. $450. t6reatview Bdr d quletloc,tplc,•upgraded the Blufts overlooking pool.Call 1--------- pvt bch's. yrly Jse. $825. new cpts & paint. Fncd 963-8377. -'2 Ba deck 2patlomi;i~· tbruout. $385 lse--now. g:P.0 ~e~ch. 34,;:8 548-7924 •Bach. nr Colden West & :,~~·Cameo Shores yard.S400Jmo:548-989'1 4br, 2ba. plS mo. lat & Nrto~/be~cb.'94~30 · S3&-0687:962•8098 ., No~. ;f.~~~~ a~t EASTSIDE .• laree 2 ~~~~;g~·Arlotuili1a;d: 3 Br Ocean View house,. las!. So La Whitewater 4 BR. fam. rm, cpts, drps . 6pm. bdrms, patio, gar. nu No pets. 833-8974 2 Bdrm with fireplace. lge Fam Rm, ardor. 960-53'3 view r:ai ba ram & many extras. $400. · carp, nu paint $295.•---'--------Patao & garage. $50 mo.673-6743 · • • rm, 493-7780 · CoronctdelMctr 3822 642·546664s-.4483 •Location yearly 631.1400 Agt Charming new 3 Br 3 Ba, frplc, bltns, lovely patio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •P . from Barstow to · · LARGE3BR2BA Fam/Din Rm, micro Frulttreea.$5$0/moyr·SantGAna 3280 EASTSIDE 1 Br, used nc• ·Oceanside. ~ Range, fplc,-kids OK. wave, brick entry/fplc. ly.675-7576 ••••••••••••••••••••••• brick fplc, high beam •Luxury Many different s11e $390. 642·0835; 646·6423 Pantry, lndry, dbl gar , Nortbend cottage Redec SUPER SHARP·aBr 29 8 • n;Sb .... v ce1lgs, encl patio, all util 2 bedroom from $270 parcels at different D-.. P-lnt 3226 walktobeacb/Lse.$6501 2Br l 'hBa walk to Coodo nrSo.CsCPJaza 'll,, ...., "re$ pd.$260.Nopets.642·6355 BanburyCross•842-6604 prices. --o +secdep 6'2·3743evea • • I ' •3ao ' -RIVERSIDE _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . beach. $475. 494-9521 ~gar • • " mo. EASTSIDE 1 Br, kettle Bldg. on Van Buren. TRIPLEX + 3 bedrm CORONA DEL MAR-Clos~ lo Dana Point House & Apt near ocean. LaglmCI Hills 3250 _ fple, all util pd. $210, no Nor\h of H.B. Commu~i- home PLUS vacant lot Spectacular canyon & Manna. New 3 & 4 bdrm #111t & last dep req. 302 •••••••••••••••••••••••Tustin 3290 COR?NA DELMAR pets. 642~ ty HO!lp., to be compl.t d All for $85,000. O<'ean view. 2 BR +den, homes ,for lease. 2000 to 3rd. SJ6..23N, •7J..1784 N t b Lr Sb 2b ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br 1ow_nbouse, frplc. Nice 1 Br pool adults late Aug. Now taking bst· Century 21 Sparow yearly lease. SOOO/mo. 2200 sq; rt. No pets. $550. 3 Br + den luah c: u Pvt ~f:·,en:a &· clu~: For lease: Tustin, spac, Pool, te~s. ~me ocean pets. $240. 646·3798 • :;:. lngs for 2 & 3 bdrm Apts. Investment Div1s1on --<7l4>7S2·S5ll · fl 'd' pti 11! ' "25 646-4546 priv. 4 bedrm & den & & Catalina views. Close 6PM 642·5251 1_846-08 __ 14 _____ _ 963-7866 <..i.,OSE TO WATER-in 3b; 2ba-h~me. t,!or mi t-0 cf~~ f: bcf8"0~cbo:a!'. · ~am r!Jl . Lge pool/· toshopping&finebeach. '· 2. BR, 1 Ba, children & _________ , 01<1 Corona del ?>_1ar._ 2 bch & marina. Rental Avl. Aue.~. 968-3$80 Beaut. 3 Br 2 Ba condo, Jacuzzi. Exec home. 644-2611 Sl..-ra VHIGCJe pets OK. $210. mo. Curtis Bedroom upper unit with price negotiable while '360 mo, view, dbl gar. $6 7 5 I mo. Coats & 2 Br. 2 ba, $295. Includes Re a 1 Est ate. ca It 8 UHITS·IALBOA 4duplexes, all 2br. 2ba. 4 car encl. garage. Bay view. $180,000/dplx Tom Lee, Rltr, 642·1603 FOR SALE Mini Warehouse Storage facility. 100'"'" leased in prime local.Jon. 12'"'c cash on cash return for $250.000 down payment. Call for appt. ocean view. No children, for sale. 497.2653 NEW paUo home, J Br; pool. SS 1·4 9 60 a I t Wallace 546-4141, ask for VTEW-2 bdrm, 1 bath, gar, gas & water pd. 962·2456 no pets. $425/mo. ------__ retreat $450 mo + dep. 6/Wlmda. Jane, SSIJ.7291. w /sundeck fplc ga Adults, no pets. 114 E. --------- Magnificent view or Pool, sauna. 842-9371 or •--M'--' 3252 '61-.1.-.1.-..__ 3298 W/D all 'appli~s ~·; 20thS48-0l37or646·4095 2Br, 2Ba, nice area, no SU MMER RENTAL--Mari · fa tasf h use 962-0793.\ct. _,.. .... ~ n1s • ......-.sm-' · . pets sm child OK $225 One block from China r 11 na, . ~d ~ 0 • ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• park. beach ID CdM. EASTSIDE new 2 BR, mo. 968-9174 • Cove Beach in Corona ~~~~i-079S ./mo. 3BrHit8a twnhae.attacb c.ondooogolfcourse.Jbr, SuperSbarp $4.50/molease,675-6061. pool, Kids OK. No pets. --------- delMar. · gar, pool, $380 mo. Al 2be,A/C,avall.Aue.1BL 4br,2ba,fple,ava11 Lge 2 BR encl dec.k $275.mo.5411--0916 2 BR. H2 Ba Condo COLE OF NEWPORT REMODELED Jobmon752.Q82 M25/mo. 64MM3 now. Children, pets OK blbis. Adults no Peta. , Bdrm J w/frpl, pvt. lndry, pool & PS/mo. Owner 546-5880 • 1 apt. lmmacu ate. rec rm. $:)05. mo. 847-7363 REALTORS 3 Br. fam. rm., !pie, see ....,lfWoa 3Br2 Ba, Fam Rm, view, Agent644·2212 $210/mo. Wat.er paid, no --------- 675-5511 to appreciate. Walk to Harbow 3242 immac, $450. Lease. $395 mo. 4Br, 2Ba, re· Lovely New' Walk bcb 2 pets.645-8869,675-9869 Lg 2 Br, 1 Ba, enclosed ----beach/marina. 993--llM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 831"3000or494-3080 decorated, bltns , BrllhBa DmRm&a8r . 1.arage, 2 btks to beach, llarbor View Knolls. 3 Br or997.a957 L&e 2 BR Ccodo mint . l.ndacpd,968-9174 Adlts n~ pets s4so' 3Br, 2Ba, pvt paUo, no wallttostores&bus,$270 3 Ba. t enni s & pool. ~=.....oi Vat•-3234 ccind Yanyame~ea ~ Spartr.linJcleancomforta· 673-2.060 • · pets,$270mo. _mo_.960-__ 5_13_1 ___ _ Brand new S650. 759-0717 rvwn n ~Y Miic;bch. 8'8-M28 • ble 2bl' Twnhse. Ocean ..,__._L_...1 646-4343 MAY 0 C K ••••••••••••••••••••••• view, security gate, rvn11....... ----------•toiHuilllftt•:NA~Moa • 3 Br. 2 ba, den. frplc. ••Very private executive 4 Br, a ba end condo on bltns, dbl garage, patios, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2f Bf• ~r· Ba, bdtl garl, VILLA MEDERA HarbOur 3842 COf\fl>O"ATfn"" LAGUNA BE.llCH (714) 494·214e dblgar.walktoshops bomew/10'walls.3br,2 ..w .. tsurroundedbywide tennis,beacb,""""1.$42S CoronodelMar 3722 rpc, tns.nr c ,poo , Lower, 2 Br. 2Ba.••••••••••••••••••••••• bch $525 /mo 506 ,...,_, !""" adults, no pets,. $375. h.ld 1 · · ba, fam rm, bltns. W/D, channels. 55' side lie mo.493-0749 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-3528 c 1 ren we come, no HARIOURLIGHTS Larkspur. 1·892-2 342; A/C. extras. $500/mo. dock. $1200 mo. A.fJl 1 Bedroom, 1 block to pets. $285.mo.645·1965 Otfers elegant adult DUPL£XES. H.B. 640 7196 968·4i37 or 540·0511 or 840-1879 NEW 4 BR. 2 BA • Lake ocean $275 mo. rmmed 3 Br I Ba fplc gar yard apartments. Located in 2 d I bl k to --962·0862 . Park home, 2000 sq. ft. occpy' 673-5721 675-8479 S of Hwy • , . Squeeky Clean. 2 Br, 2Ba, bea~if. ~~~~~. 2b~~ encl " BR, 2 Ra. gar. crp~s. --------3Br, 2Ba, DR, FR, etc. $550/mo. Public tennis . ' . S73·2632 gar, vacant. frplc, nr nu, exclusive Hunlinglon drps, bltns. yrly. 310 Ins. 1 blk to~y swim & ens & fisb.ing avail at Costa Mesa 3724 2222 Pac1Clc642·0758. Harbour. The Harbour's 'ra~i!;:,1~t~42·1603 1·295·6827 or 223·3808 HuntiftC)ton Beach 3240 1 ml toocn, bch, walk to nearby Reg\onal Park. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BACH'S w /sink, frig, no only apartment complex. Attract1:;3 br home ••••••••••••••••••••••• tennls/pk/schls/marketa Ph: 49$-1407 or496-3618. $40.00 WEEK & UP stove. $200/$210. Utils pd. ::0~~j~~~~~i1.~:::Y. ~~8c_!,0~e~,8fio!r'8~1~n; FOUR PLEX 4 one Bedroom Apts 4 Enclosed Garages Excellent Location 641 Shalimar Do Not Disturb Tenants $130,000. MARK L. WILSON RlALTORS 645-5557 frplc. modern kitchen: SS80 mo. lse8'6-3B4l Gorgeous 3 Br 2~2 Ba •Studio& 1 BR.Apts 57s-23u Agt. Days enclosed gar, $240. & from $280, a re com· Av:ul Auglst, 960·2641. •AVAIL.AILE• WATEltFROMT Twnbme. View. FP, •TV &MaidServ Avail Bachelor Apl·Prime loca· $270. 644-()878 plemented by enchanting ---•NOW• ZJ821 Hillburst. Shirley •PhoneServ,Htdpool l.Jon,quiet.resp.adJtson-gardens & $treams, a 2 Br, 1 ba, frplc, no pels, 35' Dock, 2 br, 214 ba, Collect. 714.536•0831 or 2376Newport Blvd, CM ly, wlk to bcb, nr pk. $145 Studio. 1 rm apt. Sep. klt beautiful clubhouse refs . $395 /mo. Call Houses, condominiums C.ondo.'69!5.Mo.846·2708 nc-346330l 5'8·9755or645-3967 mo.673.2064 & b!llh,,nu crpt.s, drps: w/sauna, gym, jacuzzi, ,1)73·9432 eves, 759·5928 and townhbmes. Month 1 IM 324 · refng & stv & some rum. large pool & tie.t of all, wkdys t.o month rentals starting " 4 Lc*e Fontt :-. 3255 SUS CASIT AS 2 BR + office, 2 bath, No pets. 1 quiet adult on· wonderful people. We in· 3 BR 2 BA, fplc, bltns, at S32S to $800. Located in ••••••·.·::,:•L•S•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neatly turn. large & crpts, drps, adults. yrly. Jy, near Weslcliff Plaza. vit.e you.to visit Harbour deck/patio, gar, H~ blks Hun~gton Harbour and 2 BR 2 b~'"' $4l LAKE&MOUNTIANVU small 1 br. $225 to $260. 310 Iris. 1·295·6827 or Allutllpd.$175.6'2-0538 Lights. Pacific Coast bch. $480 yrly.675.195.1 Huntmgtoo Beach. Call , a...... 0/42S Full club priv sailing Adults, no pets. 2110 223.3808 Hwyt.oWamer,t.oAJgoo· ---'--------1 usformoredetails. 38R,2Ba ....... $385/550 tennis etc Call 768-114i Newport Blvd. 2Br, enclosed patio, quin or ort San Diego 3 BR, 21,it Ba ......... $4.SO btwn ii & 4 & 499-3031 an Shangri·La. All glassed. slove/refrig, adlts, DO Fwy exit .Bolsa Chica to CostaMtsa 3224 mm 4BR,2Ba ........... $420 6PM STUNNING lge 1 Br spectacular Bay view. pets,$2.40mo.64S·l926 Warner to Algonquin. ....................... HARBOR VIEW HILLS garden apt, PoOI, rec Wht crpt'g. 2000 sq ft. 16700 Saybrook Lane. Great location. newer COftsurMN a.ware! 1 4BR. 2Ba .•......••. $750 ~Viejo 326 7 area. $235. 710W. 18th St. $750 lse. 673-8893, 640-1232 Lge clean airy 3 BR. 2 Ba, 714-846-3341 . br, 2ba, frplc. yard. (2) I ANA.HEIM HlLLS ••••••••••••••••••••••• new paint, pvt patio & ------ TRIPLEX. C.M. 2br. lba, patios. encl :;!~~ieior~/~te ~?,":!~ REALTY INC. 3BR.28a .......... i'$4SO Spec 3 br, 2 ba home, set LAJ-Fum2 Br Nice 2Br. lBa, w /gar. garden, pool. lndry, &.og.M:lhckh 3848 garages. $170.000 a r 0 u n d , • c a 1 1 high on hill w/valley vu. Pool, mature adlts. no avail Aug l. crpts & drps, children ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tom Lee, Rltr,642 1603 CONSUMERS GUIDE. 714/846-1371 A.JC. crptg, all bltns, pets. $250.645-3971 Or Lg lB lB I . . ~.c~.~o pets. $380. LJVElN A CASTLE IW#•ttwneftt luy•r Many have and are glad easy walk to schls, Util pd., bach, quiet area, availSeptri ~7~ gar, . Acres of gardens, wide .Custom features of en· they did. lOO's of hse's, Very nice 3 br 2 ba DW $400/mo. 759·1131 for I adult, no pets. $170. . 1 & 2 Bdrms, aduJ~ only, ocean views. Huge 2 br. 2 during elegance are plex's & apt's available cpts, ctrps, i ur 'gar.: appt. 979--7888or~-8251 CostaMtsa 3824 clasetoshoppmg ba apls., Din. r m· found in these 4·plexes. NOW! At Beach or ... Up fenced yard kids/pet LA.-6&...6 • ••••••••0 ••••••••••••• 645-8939 Fireplace. Part. furn. can still benefit from to IOO's of NEW listings OK. $385: 911i4567 Agt., t4ntpoti lecteh 3269 ·-.. -,on .. ach 3740 FRGM $230 Antiques. HJgh ceilings. builde rs warranty. eac h day . Small Nofee. ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE Garage. Pool & s pa. XANADU RE 7..,, 0761 r /FREE llf 1 · BLUFFS CONDOS udio Ant. acr~s from Mature adulta only, no 2 Br & den, skyll0 ht, Estate living! Close to .. .,,,. ~ e serv ce. PATIO He>ME Leases starting at $500 beach. Pool & Jacu1zi. pets. Large 1•2"3 br spliL·level, frplc, near beach & shop ping. 2200 * •Conwrnen Ciulde Br.and new 2 br, 2 ba, 't523 CAMMDt.YfR'lllCE Month. A&ent&U-1133 sns Mo. 839-53!M evea ~· p~.h~ra· ~~~tr8i>~: new, country setting. No $S7S-S685/mo. loci. util. •••••••••••••••••••••••• f ood ,,..,..., "dl'" .-2ctc "~" 1111~ Mature adulta. 49'-4653 briclc plc, woven w 1• 4 Bdrm on Peninsula Htwport haeh 3 69 6'2·5073 ~-·.,. ...., ..,.,.,. '""" .,.., oc494-6017 MESA DEL MAR wet bar, u,paraded plush TURTLE ROCK 3 Br, w/wy walk to Bay & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-!1543 -------------SPECIAL ~rp(g .• pool. sauna, FamRm12Ba,w/V1EW, Beach. Woodsy le warm WATHFROMT FoxhollowVlllacJI No.end,nr.Sbaw'aCove; Redec 3 Br2 Ba. avl now. JaCUZZ1, $475. 963·7866 lge yara, nr tennis & Ill prt me loca tlon. And water vtew luxury 621 W. Wl~n846-2010 l·Bdrm. apt, allelec. $mmo.f>40.2981 Neat.2br,lba,cpts,drp1, f~~$52S mo. A1t. 050/m,o yrly lse. apta. l·BR, S1200 mo., 2 FURNORUNFURN $280Month Mt.ctv_ ......... •-·c:. 2 car oar., fenced yard. Water ront Homes BR., .. '"""Mo. '21>rtownhomew/frpl Turner Assoc. 494-1177 ~ -... .. m 1400 _...,., •L&epaUo&enc. 1ara1e 4 br, 3 ba, 3 car garage. Kids/pet welcome. $345. -BILLGRU?:lDY •Adi.lits, child llfrover Shows like a model 963-4.561~ent.,nofee. REALTOR m8161 Pool&jacuniavaU. home. $695 /mo. incl. NR BEACH. 3BR condo. aardener. associated f ~ t " ., t ' " . ' . ,\ ' 2 br apt, ocean view, 2007 Solano Way, La1. Beach. Call491-349S ........ "" .......... ... Dfl OAllY PflOr Tl'lur9day Juty 211 1971 Moneyfo Loan 5025 Penonal w•fc:ea 5360 'p~af Stnfc:ea 5360 Hefp Wanted 7100 Help Wonted 7100 tWp W..t.4 7 100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apa ........ u.fwa. S....r ........ 4100 Offk• lt...tol 4400 ............................................... ·········••··•··••····· ht. 2llCI •3rd T.D.'1 Bank Teller & l.oan Clk, LOANSAVAJLABLE ASSEMILERS exper pref'd. ~automo CLERKS ..,,_,...... .. 41C9' ,,,, Wkly aum1T'4tr nmlal, 31\r, 2 Pvt Offices, recepllon le Cted.lt not Important. I it & 2-d Sltlftl &nk oC Ca.hf, (;M ofc ••••••••••••••••••••••• :Iba. furn, av•ll now, 2 rtt•lroom11 7'ZCJ 11q ft ......... 671..ctll ATTORNEY 548S1Bl • ca11y acn11 rn ocn Ir total l"nt VaUeyVQ3200 Immediate openinp on Bartender·Nlghls S1d '6 INVENTORY ~lo .,.uh, 4 lJt ;e e. ~~ii:uo wkly N Jl SWING LOANS lBt & 2nd shills for ex· Blue Beet, 107 21st Pl. tsi'r. r,,u, dr'JI', s.»O .trl)' Profc1111unal offices for 2nd at 3rd T.D'S Uncontested divorces. SlSO + cos Ls. perienced assemblers. Newpprt Beach. Sptcial i Day aulin· IM.142 U.U tX.:l';ANFRO!HtLAOUN.-In Air cond .,.,Xlnt l DAY APPROVAL Industrial injurie1>. automobile We are lookin& for 6 -8-EA-'""-UTY--O-P_E_R_ .. _T_O_R_ ment-Good counten. :J Hr. 2ba Slpa !I Prrntl' at.-curity aystcm1, , .. ewly CredJt·NoProblem accidents. criminal matters. months recent PCB as NEWPORTER"lNN needed. $U5 an hr. Call Nwpt Short"' arf'a l 1, hlbott&n 2br, lb• dplx Yrlybe 714*~1 0(.'~ VIEW yrly 2 llr l Ua dph, 140<1 mu. U44~orM2363a ~ 1 Br, It drn, Dt'W <"Pt•, pamt. 11e patio, $300 mo. Avail now. 763 1676 or ~9007 2br. nr ocn. da h W1A11h S31.S yrly No ~t. nu cpl L28'~ 46St .aar .&U 2111 1llatrt to be~ch $50() wk crvl'~;. beautifully de Const.ruction Loam sembly background. ,.u,..,.... .......• 1.,. Today! ly <:.114VI ~2 ('(M'at4.'u entry ~ rceept CALLANN873-ll66 Candidates for 2nd shift --'""'---~_.,. _ _,,., __ ..., __ , urea Xlnt CM locallon. Richcrd C. At t11Mdari1 t .. ked -d llALU()A ISt.ANU ~2922 ~ Tl'Ult mus uave wor ...., ••BOOKKEEPING On l.llll• hie w tboat ~ -; -----o.icli 5035 shift. in the past. Must CdM realty a11d develop- dock, "''* 8, tZia.4 ' f,lt, LAGUNAS Newest Prof. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 114·552-4104 2 I J..'25-5151 :~,,.\':n~e~·UP & solder ment firm needa exp'd h 11 1 p 11 l 1 1.1 Bld,. h1t1 2 ofc. 1p11ces .,_, girl Friday, exec/secy n ;l.Ef>llONf., 2 IUAra: 11vi.U 000/675 1q. ft. C~l.3 LOIMf' 9% type. Must have con· t.O~ office • ~o., ov:~~_:oad ·557.0061 3723 Birch St, N.B. rwn, Au.i. ~S29S wk & lcivtllor 11h11dt•11 lncl'd. .uto~TDL-• Pleaseapplyinperson 11lruction bkkpf exp. U73-:.&M .Fl.oo oceunvtew. Jmprea11 -~ -· Lost & 11:.....-~ 5300 ~llftent Ir Communication skills es·l•-------- YOW' dlenl.s. move here! FalrestTerrnsaincel949 .._ TREHDATA 11entlal. Salary open. --------- .r....a.u-M..._ c ·•••••·•••••••••·•••••• atton coc-... 1L l.A<~UNA U~A(;ll 2.Ur. 4...-r·l317or497 3301 -........-• .., o. • CORPOB•TIOM Welt.on&Co.675-8900. "'A :rna, :o.lv11 6, atl•p11 to 642--2171 545·0611 Found Gree~ & Yellow ,;:,;;:;;;;:d.••0 •;;;;5 ~ WAtTRESS bo«h . pll'lurc.iiHl\H.l ForLell5e 1400bq ftofc/ parakeet, vac Swan Dr. STANDARD IOOKICEEPEtlF/C Learnin'°btat.bomoi1t oh•11n view, pvt 1>»hu. warehse t 4000 sq. ft Private party needs C.M.557.2472. •••••u•••••••••••••••• MEMORIES Multi books for prop. exciting, 1lamourous, lrxtry <l!M 7JO'l :;torage yards In lrvine SJO ooo 2nd T o on --MATURE lady, who plays mgmt. Call 640--0123. hi bl aid ror D Industrial romplex w/ Laiun~ Bch . · h~me Lost. 4 mo old Pointer gd bridge, punts. does DIVISION -;;;.._---------1 g Y P P ess. ay OCt:;ANt'KONT 2Br. 2lia av111I Key lock t(us pump valued at S28S 000 w/lsl puppy, wbt w/brn spots, crafts, grows plants, en· An Applied Magnetics (;o IOOKKEEPH A.SST. or eve sessions. Place- N u · e I y furn 1 1> h e d & seeretar1al :tervlccs. TD o( $150 oo0 w'tu pay walks w /Ump. Vic. El tertaining, great. cook. 3400W. Segerstrom Join growing real est. mentuaiat. Good job op- S3751wk AIJM. Waterfront National Services Co 10%, w 1s' Y~ payoff. Toro Rd & Jeronimo, Will do light bowiekeep· Santa Ana, Calif. 92704 firm as assist. bkkpr. We 'C• 714f.S 1·9194 :•BR or z & den 10 g rcal Ho~ 831-1400 640-8250 49'M.517 E.T. Reward.~ Ing. be companion to are yoong, energetic & ~ loc Kids ok ••;ar ------, alert single lady. In ex· Op . resourceful. We want so-So. Cali • Cocktail . • • · lletttc1b to~ 4300 ...._.. R4"ttd 4450 Reward, ret of 2 gld cir d change ror room. board . Equal portumty meooe who has some bk· Waitresses. lnc .. 17922 ~t de~7~. J.acob• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AnllcMlnc.......ta/ p~rses w/cont intact. &salary, must be quality Employer M/F Ir ho Sky Parll: B•. Ste c. y, MW, l dep OK, 3 Ur 21~ 4DElUXIOFC'S P""4fttlls/ Vic. 28-29th on Npt Bl. bome·No Drinkers· l~e~~wwo~~~:d1_Jrv_ine--=.,_C_a_9_2'71_4_. __ _ $295 2 Br.newdrps,pool, Ba Condo w/pool. NB. Cont rm , seat is. all Lost&FoUnd 7S2-7000ext2849-5. References exchanged. ASSEMILERS resume to: J. R ay COOK qwet No children or 631·1806aft5orwlcnd~-PlllM!le<S.llm.wl\selnre· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found:Pa.iroflinledpre· ~1517 Assemblers, precision. ConstruclionCo .• 188E. Breakfastcookforllmil· pets. l60115th St. S48·4922 -ur 1 or 2 yr. lease. Lake ~ 5100 scription glasses gold "'-•bi W-' E male or fem. 4 yrs. min 17th St, Costa Mesa. Ca -> .... ftu OmeJet Shop; .. Yog fem, looking for "'or·••t "r""a . Kent ••••••••••••••••••••••• . d b U . • al ... ..., oo 11ter -xper, Good .....,..,.. Attn M"· Ra .,... ......... .... Back Bay area. available same. to shr furn 2 Br r ~" .. " nm, ma e Y ruven · Feature/Advert. Promo· exper. manual dex--·· : · l&e Y or Mission Viejo. Call aft A 6 r>o:J> bd p N Uarktru SCRAM-1.EJS Sz 5 ~2 If yours call t.ional . terity, good eyesight, call 642·4210. Salary 2PM, S8J-36M ug. l . _.,. 2 rm. apt, k wpl. $170 +. 7i4 5819393 • . Former Fashion soldering & mi"'.....,CO""' Ne"'" ---------draperies. carpe l, lrg 64(}.8665 --• • 5C8-2914or833--0896 Editor. 631·3892 .... w rv .. - pal.ID. Mal. adults only. . . ' ATTENTION Artist & ANSWERS FOUND lr t exper. Small compo. CAMP ·c l COOKS, BARTENDERS. Nopets.6422267 2rem l,4bdrm2~lory,2 1 <.:r f~mcn S50 10 $4()0 : pa 0 mens Practical Nurse·Live·in nents.Hardworking,de-ounseor, must DRJVERS.P/time.Over ----ba, pool/Jacuu1, do & • . · UN " .... Kernel-Chose _ ~lass e .~ .w In a~ e or out. References. dicated in di vid ua ls have van or sta. wgn. 21 yrs. lmmed openings. BAYVIEW l br, 1 ba, reliable Sl75 mo plus % mo. Ut.al incl. l"'Uir. Scrim-Abacus-Ka~eda inside. Vic. Ca,U~1219 needed. Small co. Sl25· wk. Call Susan Apply ln person, Me ·n ,...,c drps gar Yrly lse ulil o•n 1409 < rl.'t. studio "The l"n<'· BUM CIJECKS Te Winkle Park, C.M. w/good benefits, gd. OP· 498-0176 Eds Pizza Parlor, 410 E. ~·mo. 963• .~"~" • ' . O't\I" tory" 42~ K 30th St, .. 645-3110 u.a.. W--.t.-..a 7100 ~ ~ Overhe rd H c e ._.,. _.._ por. advancement. Call Canv0 ... Man·Net..>ded Im-17thSt,C.M. --Roommate wanted by Newpart 1\4.•uch <Ir call 8 : e om 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l MV ----------Yrly lower, 3 BR. 2 Ba, August IS, share houst> 675618l or673·4271 fromafamllyofwriten. FOUND:Blk.fem.Lab.,9 Caro ;S8l·3830, med, ful~y e:itper 'd COOK·Sorne experience. g pets R ,, req by beac h . Kare 0 ·: His brother writes nov· or 10 mos. old. Vic of ACCOUHTIHG AUTO 0 c ea n s 1 de a r e a Apply in person, Derby ~no 1>4658ooc s · 8'2.70021962.5988. DESK spocc ut 171175 el11.JU111isterwrltessoap Tuslin & 18th, CM . 8ralc~ + FrontEnd 1-439-1188 Restaurant, 1262 so. _ ·~0·_ . _ ---_ Beach Dlv1I.. nt•ur operll scripts. His 548-8961 CLERK Mcchanicneeded,exnor. c.11.SHIER& EastBristol,C.M. 2 Br, hUS(e deck. w/vicw. Fem only, mid 20·s. Nice Talbert in llunllntltun mother writes songs. He -----------1 Short term ussignment, r -"' Lge Liv Rm , l blk to bch. 2br apt at Lake Foresl Beach. SSO per month wrih~a BUM CHECKS. Lost, Ladles Omega wrist approx. 3 mo's. Resp. for nee. • HOSTESS Co unt e r Helper & 5365 673.1260 Dr. $160 mo. 586.2548 Bring own Curn1tun•. Our -----watch, vie. Lido I.sic Club general ledger of various Une MKhon1c Apply ln Person 3·5pm Sandwich Delivery, fem. ---reeepliomsl will unswt•r Lost & Found 5300 Jlouse, reward. 675·2869 cases including thru the for tuneup, carburation. Mondaytbru Friday moms 9:30am·ooon. Xlnt SanClflneftt~ 3876 Xtra Lge 4Br, blk to your phone for SlO per •••••••••••••••••••··~· financia l statements. Smog lie. req'd. Both nt.Ru tyPctfi p/t..imejob.645-0145 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean. Newport Bch. month. Dally P1lotofflcc, $50 Heward! Bob-tail Lost: Male Irish Setter, Should have prior book· positions liberal comm 1 can J Br 2 &, $500; 2 lJr 2 Ba, Fem pref $130 to S150 mo. 6424321 tiger cat. Lo6t 5/2S vie. Reward· Superior I keeping &accounting ex· + guam. Apply, Orange 273.5 W. Coast Hwy, NB Counter Woman, f/time. $WO. •1 blk bch. Ocean utll inc l. Avail 8 /15. ---· -Plnecreek Village, CM. ~wportCtesLArea,NB per.Utetyping. Co. Auto. 2401 Tustin CHEF $1300 Mo. Sid's 899 W. 19th St , Costa , u, fplc. palio, dbl gar's. 6454065 Gary Newport·Manner's Mile 534-~1 or540-8263 ·5519· Apply Personnel Dept Ave, S.A. 5'2-5673 Blue Beet. 675-3333 aft 3 Mesa. 194-6874 -1280 sq ft store nr Post p .. Cl£JC MUTU .. L 07 2 Pl N e ---------. --------HffdaRoommat~? Ofc$640&548sqft$JOO.Lost:SmoothhalrwhiteReward.Lostsmlllyr "'n "' AUTOMECHANIC p.m.l 1st ··· COUPLEtomanage 20 2 Br 1 1~ Ba. 150 yards To ProfessionallyFind G!l3)4T7-7001Jerry toy Fox Terrier w/lri· oklM.greypoodle,H.B. 700NewportClrDr Own tools. Lrg, clean , CHILDCARE a.od3'luru~3544 from beach. Call aft 6PM THAT RIGHT PERSON colored face. blk spot on area. 963-lS73• 968·2707 ,..~ NJeOpwport BeE acbl well equip., independent Woman to care for ,...,_ccc70 r"'"""72S r~.-~-rr.-.... STOREFOR.LEASE back, docked tail. p--....a-5350 ""4ua por m poyer h L t r k --------~ ~ .,...,.v h ..... ULJUu UJ'tUl>'UTD> f 1 ~ 5 op. 0 s 0 wor · children. 2 to 6pm, start DWVERY BR I -~E-4:S00Jisq tbo. z.1~eNst ocart· Reward. Sl a t er & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wlcdys on.ly.LarryHunt Sept l2. 644.7095 aft n -nt-'Lab 2 • gar. poo. view, ~.,_-._.,,..,z,.~R. uoo. ar r <¥ ewpo Geraldine,HBMS-0431. ..ccou~ .... GD~ Auto cente r l825 ~ ... d I ...--r -r-Bl d CM c•<>J40l Dri-"=-~problem? "' """ ..,.., • 6;"¥Mm Part-time.11!•"5068 a u ts. no pets. $300. 290 c...> ~ b.Ju~IWQ v . . • .....,. or . U&U.16 La ea Rd L ...,..., '""" Delgado. 493-1988 832 •134-s· 1971 Eves548-3270 LOST: Mans diamond Call Alcohol Helpline Need exper'd A/R, A/C, guna nyon • ag. · ... mce ring, S. Coast, Fashion 24 hrs a day 835-3830 inventocy control clerk. Bcb. 494-3000. \ · CLEANER DELI Woman, F /time. San Juan Own room, bath, pool, Rf:tail shop in busy s~p-I sl. WestcliH. Lido, on Burrroughs L6000 Automotive Animal hospital in Eves.~6 Capistrano 3878 jacuni. Capis trano ping center. for lse 1m· daughters keepsake, re· PREGNANT? Computer. 6'5-7318 ask New Detail Shop needs Irvine. Full or p/llme. Days549-1"22 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach.$175 mo.493-1219 med. 2180 Harbor Blvd, ward.67~3122 Caring confidential rorJJM help. Span. speaking ok. ---....:.------ OCE,. .... VIEW CM. 1200 sq rt, $700 mo counseling & referral. 644·5460 DENTAL ASSISTANT '"""" N FOUND Mal Colli Abortion, adoption & Accounting Top wages paid. Engine -----· -------Exper. pref. Benefits. Brand new 2 Br, $275 to Beaut. furn & view pen· total. The Brush & ail, 1: e. 0 e, ap· keeping. STOP! Steamers, eng painters, Newport Beach. 644·9211 Sl25. Nr Pico Beach. 105 lhouse at Prom. Pt. N.B. 645--0797 prox yr, vie range APCARE 547 2563 buffers & polishers. up· CLERICAL DelReposo. 714·496·527_5 You need nothing lndmtri-al-R:-_..:;--4-500 Plaza539-3S82 · We m;iy be looking for holstery shampooers. Dental recept/business mule/fema le no tl:'llnn &&V you . We are a pro· .. __ k · k d ·tat · ed 3880 . · ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND: M. Irish Setler, LIND"' ICl<I gresslve company In the cna: out, pie -up & e· assis n expenenc or Santa Ana children or ~ts please. BRAND NEW·Liaht & PCH, Balboa, Nwpt. Outcall Mas.-childcare f1'eld . We have livery. Apply at trained. Fountain Valley ••••••••••••••••••••••• $300/mo ut1l 1ncld. . . " 7r.23 67., .~.9 --:r-2059H bo Bl CM Immediate opening for area.968-1648 Y 11 bnghtofcsu1te +1600sq · ......... For"'"-£-·-ofit'. .....,,..ntly mov--' our ex· ar r • 2 BR. H 2 Ba Condo, adults lmmed. occupy. ou' •n.: non ·~"" .. "U 645-1030 part time and full lime Clnly. $220. orr Drislol & loveit,call 673-8283 ft factory or warehouse. Found: Left in front yard. Serving allOrangeCo. ecutive offices lo ·----clerk/typist to assist in Den.tal Ort~o. asst. Warner. S.A. i\va1I. Aug. Offic• Rent~--4400 D24rps, crptfettc. 1.deal loci.I Lic'd while man's 10 spd SJS.7313 Newport Beach and are *Auto Salflpenon the legal advertising de· P /time for fnendly, low 1 6J6·31!03aft 5 <per sq a:. 1s or w1 bike 546-ll08 -in search or an en-Porsche, vw & RV sales. partment. pressure ofc. RDA or ·--· --••••••••••••••••••••••• improve to suiL n~s. -·-----· Spiritual Reader lhusiastic, intelligent in· New & used. Permanent RDA eligible. Salary BRA Dl-.OR o PLAC E . 65• PER 59 FT A rt Gr 1 ff i n o wner. FOUND: St. Bernard. 1815So. El Camino Real dividual w/a desire to position. Fringe benefits. Must be capable typist based on exp/ability. Spacious 48r. 2 Ba, pool. 1617 WESTCLIFF·NB 979·3541 7113. vie. Bolsa Chica & San Clemente. Fully lie. learn bow to operate a Immediate opening. Call with IBM Selectric Irvine. 559-0777, aft 6 kids OK, $37 5 mo. AGT.S4l-5032 S'-4550 He.ii, HB. 213·592·5243or Forappt.492·7296 rruni computer. A pa· for interview, ask for 640-4292 fAG.375( ---.... ~ 714~ -tie n t. energe t ic Sales Mgr. Ab' lit to k 11 lh ----------~_....._.--a 3886 150 I Ulasfcliff Dr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• *MICHELLE'S* personality along w/lYP· 837-4800 4e,4511 i Y wor we. w1 DENTAL Assist .• exper'd .-m_,,-. """ RV S torage Orange Found· Retriever Pup., Ii •-detailed ~aterial impor-l yr or more. X-ray lie. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Financial Ctr c 0 ·u 0 t y 1 n le r n • I Male.· Me8a Verde Gofr Outcall Massage ~~~·perhalJwill qu!' 'fy yo~ · tant. Ab1hty to meet s..,..,;.,h helpful. .54S-4SS3 l · Offi s 10AM-2AM 731-4462 .or "'1.IS c engmg posi· AUTO USED CAR work deadlines 1s essen· ,_ ..--· • Lge quiet lu:iturious ex-~mg c:• pac:• Raceway. 75c per ft. per Coursearea.546-7838 -tion. The Company offers ec: z b~. z ba ~pt. CallonSiteManager mo. Complete service . . su.a.11110.._.~ group & medical plans. MECHANIC! llal. DentalAsst.Exper'd,Self Elevator to scenic pnv. (714 )642·3111ext246 dept.714'675-1290 Found Calleo k~lten lO * ~ ".JI* Starting salary will be Excellent salary and motivated. happy. 7am· bch. Party & game room. wks. nr Hrbr Jli, owner OUTCALL MASSAGE '600 to $700 d pend' working conditons for Automobile reqwred for Jpm, M-F. Irvine. Sal .total security. Perfect DElUXEOFFICES RentalsWanted 4600 or interes ted party 499-1224 e.xper & sk~ls. ;;:a: qualified used car occas1onaldrivang. open.752-7556. hvingorwkndrelreatfor Comml & indstl spaces,••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-()2(2. replyinwritingt.o: Mrs. mechanic with bus y Salary commens urate DRAFTING the adventurous adult. 200to2000sq.ft.Aslow Small2Brhouse ordplx. FOUND· M 1 11 h.t EXOTIC GIRLS J. Anema, Mini·Skolls, Ch ev. dealer n ear Starting al $Sl5/mo. asJ5tsq.ft.LagNiguel& $275. maximum. on or . aea.,w i.e Massage&Modeling P.O. Box7020,Newport Orange County Afrport. with past work ex· Weneeda Draft.sPerson 499.2335 Mission Viejo areas. bef Aug 30th. C all dog ! breed · vie Outcal1542·3100/S43-3250 Be h c Varied, interesting work. penencc. w/approx. l yr electro· Handy lo S.D. Frwy. 642-2533 =~on /Harbor C.M. ac. a.92660 Opportunityforadvance· mech'ldraftingexper.to NR BEACH & Shop. 2Br, Call: 831-1400 M. 1 • .,._,1___, ... -. DANCE OF FUH ment. See Service Mgr., Contact Mtke Tinsley at make finished engineer- tba, cedar walls $375 mcl -.llC'I ---· FOUND c t blk/ ht Beaut. nude girls, dance ... _ <r--PIX HOWARD Cb I t 642-4321, Ext. 332 for in· i n g drawing s or utll. Also East Nme golf Ai= Offices Rentals 4650 : . a . w le & rap sessions. l0.AJ4 to -wtt' ~ evro e • terv1ew appointment. mechanical parts & as· A 28 2b ••••••••••••••••••••••• male, tailess, cense col-Want to work afternoons comer or Dove & Quail bl' Al course pt r, a $365. l ONTH FREE . lar, vie Harbor/Adams 2.AM, Mon thru Sat. 625 & evenings In N.B. & Sts.,Newport Beach. sem ies . so some i\Sk for Ginny. F\111 service. No lease re-Rent ~aut. bldg av~l for C.M. S4S-8868 N. Euclid, Anaheim. CdM areas? Work f /tim e•-.--------•! DAILY PILOT schematics & printed FAUST A VITALI q'd 200-600 sq ft Plenty service, community ·or or p/Ume. Weekends a ,. circuit boards. This 499 2241 of ·parking. 2082 S .E. church groups Fri eves. FOUND: Blonde te r· Interstudy needs Host must. Xlra pay for ex· AVON 330 W. Bay St. person should 114tve xlnt • Brjstol St Newport Write P.O. Box 1602, rier/mix dog, long, short families, f~r Japanese per'd operators. EOE. Costa Mesa, Calif. drafting skills & either Apcllh1MMtsf11raished Beaeh.55770t0 NewportBch,Ca.,92663. legs looks like Benji students v11itlng tor 3 Call640-0812 EqualOpportunity have or be w orking orUftfurnl.W 3900 · 892-sOOs wits. 557·2357. Or (Zl3)r--------•I HEED EXTRA.CASH? Employer toward an AA deg. This ·-• /I t/ ~ Is an exceptional learn· •••••••••••••••••••• ••• JHE EFACIENJ ~~.""' FOUND: Collie dog, July Don't let ut , I Apt Managers for 60 to 80 Eamn~~blare ghood·ho~rs CLERICAL ing oppor. w /xlnt chance THE EXCITING ~ 24 BrooltbuntNlctoria a comp er .ou it l C t u are .,.... e w en you re C d t f t h P ... ~MES ..... PTS. ALTERNATIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.· ~ t • up your love life. Call un s n os a &nesa. an AVON r epresen· p fTime Ofc Positlott or a vaocemen or e ~ES TON PT BasinHs i~~2AZI. 962-0 631-2876 631'2950 tatJve. Call S40-7041 or NEWPORT = ~;":J!~ : BCH Month to month rent. in· Oppo;lmlty 5005 A{Rec, A/Pay, Gen'l Ofc Zenith7-1359. CE .. TER co. benefits. Call for h &iB eludes; r ecpt. service, ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND: Adams & Man, '4~. seeks woml an dutlea. Exper pref'd. ~~~~~~~~~I " appt. & be prepared to f~~Si}o.&~p'. penooallred phone CO"'.· DISTRIBUTOHSIUP Busbard,H.B.2Sto 3Slb travehng compan on, NeillNeonlnc.531·3374 Versatile office gal sbow wortsamplesat in· erage, cool. room, mail Operate from h ome, bit dog w/sligbt Brindle ~.rorswtautovaca· --------~Babysitter m y home, needed to round out our A~~~!!~~~~ service. underground C.O.D. basis. Partodull marldop862-SC!O lion arou!>d U.S. Ex· A.fl.EC CLERX wkdays, 9-5. 2 Yr old. $2S office staff. Willing to tervie~e (5 Blk.s East of Newport Pr kg. & more• i o time, invesL secured. In· penses paid. Pref non· 10 Key by touch. F /time. p/wk S48-4678 aft. 5pm pitch in and assist where -}-·· Blvd.> NewportBeach. dustrial soaps. Average F~Irisb~.male. smoker.LeaveJuty28th. Call Grace, .549·0321 1••YSITTER needed. Lots of variety. Electronics THEEXECUTlVE income exceeding $2000. Vic. Euclid & Sl~ter, Toey67S.5909eves. 8-llamorl-ipm. ""' Should be expr'd lo l.599SuperiorAve 546-9800 SUITE mthly.(714.) 8JG.S823 F.V. Now at O.C. Azumal B E A C H A R E A • 4 days week, Moo-Thurs, general omce & like Ste 8·2 Costa Mesa 4000 640.5470 Shelter,634-7301 handsome male 27 170 ARTIST·LAYOUT-9-6. Mature wom!U\ or working with figures. Call646-16l6 COCKTAILS • • • PASTEUP Ii c • d woman . Send letter/resume to: ---------Pina Found. Southeast Hunt· lbs, 6 • ~ks lonely un· Exper'd or will train YorktownfB\IShard. HB. Ad .. 10 D 'J PU"* Bo Sleeping rms $75-$105 mo. &-..a.1.,., ., . ..:1_ Gt'06S $7,500. llonth. ington Beach-7 /21. inhibi~ed female for must l'""'. Apply 1aec) 96U131aft&pm. " ' ai Y ..,.. " DRIVB All $50. wk. Share kit /· ~un "' ~ ... No food, no entertain· Small black dog, recent-day t line date s & Placenti:Ave C M 1560• Costa Mesa' CA bath. Shown Mon -Sat Office avail. Overlooks ment. Original owner of ly bad puppies. gss.2919 friendship. Write now to · · · 926216 SUHDA Y ONLY ''on}¥". Call aft lpm. airport & mountains. 16 yrs. in poor health. ad. 930. Daily Pilot, ARTIST/FA.SIDON CLERICAL TllME Deliver Daily Pilot Refs req'd. ~or Airport/Registry area. First time on market. Found:gold&whitemale P.O.BoxJ..560,C.M'.926216 Immed opening for d aJ bundlestocanieta. R6-548·5964 2082Micbelson,trvine. TIME,751-1400 puppy, vie. Beach & fasbSoa art1s Sia f Fashion Islan ft.nancl quires van or large ---------• 752-0234 U LICENSE Hazard. Westminster. Students from France w-b.talnlt rno BALL P£H firm l ooking for wqoo and a good driv· ROOMS sis wk up with LIQ OR ~5'$-42112 need homes dwinl Aug. -iuna Be M mum 2 employee wanting a Ing r e cord. Phone tttcben. $42.50 wit & up Nwpt Ctr Courtyd win· ON SALE call53MS95,6'13-S866 yrs of baod.Palotlng MANUFACTURING challenging oppor, Need ~ ask· for Harry apt.8.548-9756 dowed ore. Share recepl Agent 54().1998 REWARD$100. fabric expr. M.B.A. resp., accurate indiv. Seeley. Equalopportuni· & secy. $150 mo. Joe Lost, a mall female dog, "OU'OCALL MASSAGE" degree to develop new who can handle phone lo ty Employer Knolls, N. Laguna hmt!. 2 640-4260 EMPLOYMENT A1ency part Pekingese. redtwht, Ladles only, orao1e market trends. 40 hr~ ...... WOIMll mature bu11ine1s like blbbcb.noosmkrpre-· inNpt.Beacb.Caraccl· Vlc. Mesa Woods, Cowlty(714)493-2.MS wlc.WedthruSun.Salary -manne r. Many co. DIUVERS•IUlLPERS f 'd. S200 mo util pd. Dana Pl. prominent, new. dent to owner forces .Wakeham park area. $10K yrly Call for in· D4lf Ii Swing benefits for the rlght for local t'Umitute mov· DropaSeptts.497·3823 ocean vu. Coast Hwy, quicklale.$1.S,OOOwithlo NdamedicaUoa.540--0645 AU.ERGYCONTROL tervJew & demonstra· 198'1'1acenUaAve,CM'. penon.CPl,180Newport ing c~nnpmy. Exper. Sl70up."9S-1840 down to right party • .CatJ INFORMATION lion.· (n4) 494-4443 lvg , Ctr Dr. N.B. 64.4-4360. pref, 76IMlM3 Room for rent in lovely early, it goes to 1st LOST: Chinchilla, wht. Pr rnsg. · Ask f Q • ....1 .. Col Lelsiue World home. Laodlcaped open olc ape qualiljedbuyerl !)58..8505 ·Reward! Needs medica· e-recorded meesage or....._, e . Drlver. tow truct. Must Refined lady only. NearO.C.Airport.Avall. Uoo.VlcUC:l.83:M92'16 <714> 5'3-9QC or write. 1-""g CLERK,olfice,Au1,Th.ru have experience. Yust Kitchen prlvllegu. for lmmedJate ~cupan· MAMUFA.CTUIH ~ ~ ~=' ~und,:· ASSIMl&.YLIA.D TELLERS Sept +. $2.60 per hr. llve.iQCostallesa.Coa.st Cbri1tian. nonamoller, cy. 1 to 8 uruts. 549-3122 NEEDS WHOLESALER • x • an • Auembly ol 1mall elec· 548-74ZHorappt. Towlog. 132 Industrial non-drinker. Very reas. 8:»12:3011on·Tburs. $3,000. p/mo. & more Is Found fem Sbep/terrie C..82868 t.ro mechanical devices. FullOl'parttime Wl)',Clf.NMl638 551-0160 NEW REMODELED pouible wHh our mix.limifs~;;~laota6 IRANIAN STUDENT, 14 l\equirea uper. i n DICTAPHONE Clerk,office.full/p1'\Ume. sue, Prt bath. and $100, DwntwnHB. dynlll!'ic pr<?duct. We Newman. 'It male, attending dJrectiniworitotu~tolO S/V Xerox Copy ~nttt.i-EN-G•lN•E-E•R---- 11bare batb. and lite Prot/Med/Lab$100/S300 establish rel~ aceountl FOUND: Sml P\Jf, dark Newportllubol'B.S. nds asaemblen. Dayilllft. OPERA TOR &»-0890 n.llOM»WAY kitcb. prlv1'1/Fm. Ref. W/uW163-.lJ63;9e0-3ia& tt provide liberal local fawn vic.TruklsBeach Americao tamUyto 1ta1 STACOSWITCHIMC lmmedlateoPel\bliS for a.ERK TYPIST <P•rt· •-Mh ~2573 TV advertbinJ. A eub-We1tmlnster. 7t lie. with. Rm Is brd will be >tJDkkerco.taKesa exper'dwell&r"OOmedln~ time) 60-70 WPll.. -.-,...... CdM dlll 1ulte1. util pd, ltantial Investment l'eq. 8D4I03I paid. Speab ~ 4s 149·3041 dlvldul1 to work in Newporter lno. Call l~l'or: • arl_.. 4200 A/C,ampJepkr. from fcirstart.lngiDffDtor7· aomeF.Aatlit.b,Pfaysten-Bqoa)Oppor.&mptofer buay , fdeadJy at• Barban Bartot (Tl') STOii ....................... $UJ5 .. Nollereq.87M800 CAU..TOLLPBES l'VllDd. 1.aD"'1tt hp\)y, ais. 151..a519 l-12am. or ~ XlDt tabiry, 14t-1700Ext538.E~O.E. 81el111R Newport Jueb near omceSUtt l~forlnlo. ~ male, Vic. Bahr • NpmlM-1'147 _ • _ r:: -. ... • oowth potett· · •~1'iirlilt'id 0Clllll.lce*•2ba•&ar. bu bath:3::'U:: ..... W-'M 1090 Hu':• OM .. re&.~. ,..1 • dS..vliiKIJIO _____ .__.._ ... tlal. Calf pnaoanel CUIKTYPIST .. •F/tlmePwla:~ A..U....,tl'2·UIDJ 1Mu'itara1arm. $LSO. mo: •••-•• .. ••• .. ••••• .... lat.I -~-_ ___ ._-;;;;................ ~ •. u .. -"'--ln1uranc• Co. la •Xlalco.t•-"hk , B•Jbo•upt, ........ suo. Altfor0all, .... 7W ~ ...S; n .... lriab ~ ' $1.&2 per DAY --~ .-WPOIT Newport Beutl need• ~~'\;% wk•~· or mo. fate. Do1'DCOWD office 1>1<11.. • ** * ~:"'V:.:=o= *** i ·.LO.I. :':tr:':i't\c:.~ KlOl=BDla~ l'ISal6,orM2~ ·" HUD&laatoa Beacb. Good LwM•'811 .. li BLScbLane...,....,., ...... ~....... That••>t;!-f*PAY • I*'. PNfd. b.at.DCI& w. a-~r BMCB HSE. Stepe to parti12•. $JU/mo.pu • 155.,.~: .. ooi. " ""11.ll'flROtaJe •d.t.Ya4 .BANX Sal.a17 to '500 « eo..-f'' At.El Jl09d -MDdlaNpUle~Lwtury ...... can Scot&. a .. 1..., Yoa:;.WiliDlrot J'Olmd:Kti.Brindi.Boa· v_ ......... ~ .... -o' ~' SDI.he ·•LOAMCLBI• memurate Wb/•XflM'c··tGd JO.JJNooe .... Frid *'· aa. Avail now.~ Af.'1133 ..._-............_ 1,er. Betwn Buba.rd. 6 .. =~.:~~ ~ JmmedJ.ate opelll:IJt ln com~aQJ toe ~ •· Qrh~ ,..._1....._.... .. ""' ....... ,....... 1lll.,nolla otr Ad.amt ·~w..~ ' 8'""'11et ... •·ach ca. 8DlaO 1 i -·~---~·---....._...... -DllUnctt~• otr«c•, r1ut <•·oo-.>.to ~ • ooni >to DAllY •LOT ....... ~ •:m••-~-imi~miil~ .... =-~~~-~~,~~ Balboa blUid wtrfmt, I 1pace $125 per mo. ._......_ HB-.-• ... (==85. ~ 1 11• S:J =l~c:Sb:;!1• Br • ....tt.IT/or 1 sue>. MariDen lllle Square. ......._,..._ n>uNl>t&m.bloDdeScOt;-.... .........,.. ~mlllf'l' 8-e loaa •l*l•nce .. _ liti11i1 ..... c.Jt...,,.or~.~ NB. 10-1000 ou; ~• t.1 mls.. rem. VJc. war .. -• .ult~ 1 d ~ 1 ra.. a.a a..a.. ze11 ... ..-•• dHl•11 & -----.... ~-.<---· ecz.s:m _ -I arc.a 8•1•ld• Dr .. COi. Ii c..... mTllY pre errt . ,;.XU lent r• -.. ""' ~ ....... ... lla1. PmL .,..., fraDl, ··--,_ ~ -.~ •.u.•tJina•·••JJ --•1 ... _ ..... :....A••• ~117, worthlt concll· ,._., •-._ ........ _. -... 111r • ar •• w/boel ~ ,.,_ omc. f« 1• ~o.~ ~·...-·· · · ~~~ 1.·-_. ~. can _.. •• ,;;:'i"'U:~~ ........... .,,., -• aq fl.,....., ~ .. W.lt•&tUa rlUJS:r: &DI black, .... It c.m...mow.x..ua llOtT .. I ! QnPJllyalbnDcJl .... .... : ''•••ll. 1Uat •'P· ·• l llia;J;lt Al -mo. IDMll USI 7ltlt•U auatt be u ·11CooliaPGCJ '11uabloe"~ Tlebla •ut b• O· '41-1'71 AMalCAM ' __,, ,...l ,,,ortvnltlu. Goed 2 C _. ;d._ c ,lJ!"!.: ~a; 8tal&e •ff.a; e•an1ed for re1e.rnd ,,_....,... ot ...., e......,. for reterw\d SA YIM6S IR w HtaHn. C.ll Care ••uetciii.il' ... ' .... al tba Can'fftliloa ..... . ~L , ~ ..... ~~Coe= l" ~· ~" 1110BillillW Hllfnt 8dll ,..,.... 11 • .-. ... ' l ·- -. AIUQaT Aa&A ~::4 .!! ~~.: '' i.~~ gf:_-. ...!! _ ... .;,,;,;;,;.... ·~ ... · ;,,, 11m.1raua tei.ma i" u• caw ~..,'f 1"• .... -,c " ·-~ ... ~WW. JJl&ftnfl{tnt.alflftl ~_,., __ .,.,,,,,..,_,.., IMf ICll' --1 ~·· l&elDli With• ~~It n&-..r. r•r1.~~;0e11' Pilot '::"1 .. 1; I.!•,..,.............. dmb~UdleU. ••YI 1ooilH •l'" • ...,........... II DlitiPIOt Clae•UlliClAd. ~ .. ,,. y ~ a ......... Aill lo •• .-u _ MM..-·t....d ___ • •• __ _j, _ O-':lild~....,. ••* ' ~ t • __ .! '--__;:~ -•Nit 11111t•s. ·-W _ ... -.......... ...;...-o::;;....;_ ___ .... --. ~ ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ~ ., . --.. ··= I l . I • • --- .. Thut!d!y. July 2! 1977 DAIL y PILOT D T 'Add It .. Build it . 01c:iper 1t .Hammer 1t... Carpet 1t . ,Cement 1t...Wire it.. Hoe lt. .. Clean 1t ... Move .._1t .Pren It Paint 1t.. Nail lt ... Pla!)ter 1t. .. F1x It. . SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb 1t. •• Patch 1t. .. P1pe 1t ... Remooe1 it .•. 1 Roof lt...Landscape it ... Tile it...Trir:n it ... Sew1t ... H aul it... Add it ... Plant it... Alter 1t...Learn lt.. ... At,.i•ce ...... c..,.t hnlce C...nt/COMrete G.-dlnlng Grocang HauMdeantftCJ MclscM'8 't PainffncJ/Paperin9 Ptumblng ........... ~··········~ ....••..••••••..•.•..••......••••...•.•....•.•...........................•••.•••..•.....•.......•........•.•.••.•.•••........•...•••••••.....•.•....•................•.•. , ............. . APPUANCI R PAIR C.rp« Man wlU lay )'Oun Bill> Concrete. All phaaet Reliable Expr'd Japanese Sldploader, dump truck, IMMACULATE CLl!:AN Fireplaoos.-Planters Flne work St1&te tic & in HOMESAVERS. Plumb· G0---8en-w Call or mine. K •VM I r1 & tatcrete. bloclr & brlcll aardener & landscape. haultng, tree work. grad· ING. You DES ERV~ the Brick Coocrete PaHo ard. Exterior specialist. Ing & Healing & air con- CaU mo .-.ttD c1-niq tool Ouar ¥>-ori.. work. F'rH ea~. Lac 6 Reaaonable, free est. mg, demo. etc 7513930 ~-75!}-0377 Block Walls BBQ Pit.a Try me-<:aUco8J6..M55 dJtionl.nJ. Free est, $10 Arc ... d•• :!i.a:::..:•viilp f'rM ~'7~97~ • 6'5-S230M1ke 1336732 __ Hauling The Moppets Cleaning Refs. F.at.s. 646-046' WORK GUARANTEED hr. Honest & reliable ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coocr~te ReJuventora. VERY LOW PRICES• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Service. CaJI us if you Bnck, bloc:lt, slabs, frplcs. lntenor/Extr. Free eat. ;;f.'1~ BofA, M/C OK. Attia. Nnl,_ uch&n.ced Sbam~ 6 •team clHn clean.a Nit 6 oil call for on gardening main· Haulmg, moving, ctean1,1p need a good job done. stonework. 20 )'J'S expr. 25yrsexp.M2-0295 tor Uvi., apani So Cat Color bnahteneN. whl l'"Nle l'lat 64.:18418 tenance. ~&e 549·2015 $7/up. Treework. Reas, Referrals. 546-2393 Reis. est.a. S86o-03S8 RelMMW & Repair ,...._lllllPM 8PM cptalOmloblcach Clnn f t f t842-4597 Knowles Pailnting. •••••••••••••••••••••• • lav. din rm. haJI St.5. Ave Ct:MENT WORK. All Prof1Gcrdlner as. reees Hsewrk wkdys, 7 yrs PCllntiftcJ/PaperilMJ . Jnt /!!xt, commercial Add U k li ht ...,.... nn ri.:io, rouch JlO, rhr k.lnda. Reawn•ble. l''rH Act now! for comp HAULING. Odd _Jobs. ~aJo;, Springs area ........................ apts, r esidential & &;;::_·/:S1:·&sclm'm ·t~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. 0Wlr "I.Im JN.•l udur. •~75(Hl62~--maint. of lawns, shrubs L;awstudentneedswork. e 8 le.963·3458 -~ PETERSPAINTING mobllehomes.836-1120 f'r est 96.2-42!1 Lukay. f M.&ture6dependable.My Cpt repair. l~ yra dµr. onetmancrew5yrsexpr & trees. Res. & comm. Jim4S4·58S4 Dependable. Maturti, Expr 'd. Reas Rates. Quallly work, 30 yrs eJC· 2911233 home CK LM•l ~fa, Do work my1t1lf Rflfl .,"W"lll" "ftnW\ Set Mcweeney 645-5124 CHEAPEST h II g . OwnTransportat1on. [.,~e~c~st. Call Gene per, honest, de-odable D-.-.G....--------. n.c. laed yd.~ l087 5.t1 -0101 ..., • in1. ' au 0 '" 848--0647 ...._.._... ..,, -··--. your uwn forms, save MOWING-EDGING town. Fr ests. CHEAP! al reas price. Lie., ••••••••••••••••••••••• C1*H Uz+ht ~ money.eat 2A23 Trimming, Cleanups, 642·2996or64S-l.390 I wllJ clean your house. Paint & Papering, 24 yrs bonded and ln.s. Res. & Repairs. Lie & Ins. All .... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••,.--"--.-.II. Hauling etc Reas . Exp'd Anaheim Hills & serv'a Harbor area St Comm. Ken638-~. ty ........ Free e"t. Wall. ,.._,_ ,._ C • _._or · · · OCC Student. Big ~ T · 1. f • ...-.,. ....... WK. • ea I ca.l'pt'n Cat.tttn1 for your p11rt1"'· ••••••••••••••••••••••• &MHes.2 truck Trash tree trim Villa Park area. 993-&09 1c 183281. Re a furn. ExU!rior Painting Call anytime. 541-5930 try. f1011bln« Avail wlldc!Jnp et<'. Rra11 , re-NEW · ' ' 642-2356 SUMMER SPECI "'L wknd1. fr eats Marl lu1blt1, r~r·~. 642 7207, homes, additions, GeMral WYiCH etc. Randy ~42·5703. Ro6emarie's ctn'g Serv. ~ Tl'ft Senic• 'TSl·UO.. SS7·82"12 646-487! remodehng by Layne. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 549-3666 XJnt work, refs, gd rates, P~G lnt/ExL Ex· M06l 1 story houses $250. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -1!c contractor. 552·347!1 Home & Apartment u.....---•--•llW'll own trans 6-15-3439 art Pd;• honest, neat. Reas. Most 2 story houses $350. Remov inc• trimming. M~ar 1~ra1e cabl.Det.a C.•p.Acousffc .!._!5___ Repall'&remodellng. ~--·~ !1:30 Ucd.Dave964-104S Prolesalooal workers 10 wpping.frest.,hc/ins. In in 2 to 10 sections. UP· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·6783 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • yrsexper.847·5408 area14yrs. Tony64S.5124 ~ Ii/or lowers. Also .Ecooomy Acoustics: Qual Bectrical Want a REALLY CLEAN LmdscoptncJ Paint Your Castle YOUNG M cstm wall unata, k1t ch sprayed cealtngs re·••••••••••••••••••••••• HANDYMAN : Carpentry, HOUSE? Call Gingham ••••••••••••••••••••••• Average ExtrlStry $395 • 11 an,~ yrs ;.xpr Buzz's Landscape Main· rmdJ. 67~3175 pairs, guar, we 1t ms. ELECTRICAL SERVICE electrical, plumbing & Girt. Free est 645-5123 Landscaping, 30 yrs exp. 2Story $545, Intr $45rm !:ts w~~:~ft'f' An~ee tenance & Tree Trim-C:C.pewt., freeest~l800 CALLS $15 hr, & SMALL floors64&6851, 847·2787 Free est. Licensed. Prices incl matr'l·labor · ' Y ming. 546-3247 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,._nt/C~--"e ' JOBS842-8233 Ha""ft.. moving paint-Windows /Housecleaning 64.'Hll49, C·27-1072 Guar/lnsrd, Free est. '9cnter /Repair T,-..:-' ~ ... ._..-.. . ~· • Good rates · Good rcrs Ted ss.2-0134 or 636-7085 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ..., Carpentry, any type, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hubbard Sectrlc mg._ gar. cl~an .. trash. Call Mr. Lynn 536-77ll Tree, Plant Remove, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Panel, doors . etc. Also Phillips Cement Co. Lic327136 645-6974 mamt, )a01lor1al, .Yd Trim. Lawn Renovatlon PROFESSIONAL Paint-VERY NEAT PATCH Diagnosis, prescription. & ·c.omm'l. lac/est. Afl 5, Patioel, room udd.Jttons care. Com pl service Alice's Houseclearung & Sprinklers. Misc. ing. Inter/Exter. Reas, JOBS&TEXTURE remediation or read.Jn~ 548-2719 Concrete work 751-5657 Gardtaiag 54Hl067 or 542.3394 Bob, Rees, reliable, refs. Own 548·5863. workguar64.2.-0386 Free est. 893·1439 dis., by a reading ~pee. . C8JllOAMto9PM.hc/••••••••••••••••••••••• WillorClarice. lrans.646-4871 ;642-7207 Don' . h "' p ·. Ha ... ,_ M.S.559·4490 Fram.ma. flDltih, remodel. bood/U'l.S t gave up t e S1up! amtmg. Local-Estab & ve someuilng you want --------- repairs, Lac. Quick · WEEDING-CLEANUPS Han~yman,_reas. rates. Housecleaning. Mature, ''L1sl" 1l in classified. insured. Tons of refs. tosell?Classlliedadsdo 'The fastest draw in the service. Wrk guar. SELL idle items with a WeeklyMamtenance Avail .. anytime. Call art. experienced, reliable. Ship to shore results! Friendly /efliclent it well -Call NOW, West .•. a Daily Pilot 962-8314 Dajly Pilot Classified Ad. Free est 642-9907 12 noon. 646·5167 $20, rers 536-0950 00·5678. 673-4967 642·!1678. Classified Ad. 642·5678. Help Wanted 71.00 Hflp Wa1tted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 H.lp Wa1tted 7100 H.Cp WG1tted 7100 Help WC11tt.ct 7100 H91p Wa1tt•d 7100 tMlp W011ted 7100 ......•.•.............. ·············~········· ....•.•.......•••••••............•.............•............•.......................•.•.....•.••.••.••••.•...••••.......•.•..•....•....•..•.•.......•......•..... EXEC. SECRET ARY Hoc.lesses. Now accepting Laundry Woncer MOTOR ROUTE _ _ _ _ _ _ Receptionist-statistical T_o Dir. of ~.klng. Finan· applications, Cano's Wknds only. Bayview MAIHT. WORKER The Daily Pilot has a PBX/RECEPT. --typist for busy CPA ore ' SA.LES c1al serv. r1rm. Type 70 Restaurant. 224 l W. Conv Hosp 20SS Thunn Public agency in un· large route 10 South Jmmed. opening for cor-P"OCJ"GlliNr Opr in Newport Center. Ap· wpm. sh 100 wpm . CoastHwy.NptBch.Ap· Ave.CM64i·3505. crowdedSo.OrangeCty. Lagwia. approx earn· dless·pulse, PABX, call Supenlsor$13K plicantssbouldbeattrac· SUPPLEMENT 640-4463. ply ID person 3-SPM is seeking a high quahty ~Ann th directors. Long or short IBM t 3 od 1 8 live w/good telephone YOUR INCOME Tb water & sewer maant. mgs #'fVV per moo · sys em • m e · voice & manner. CPA of· -F"'STFOOD-urs&l-l'i.7/28&7129 Lectut:ecs person. Should have MonlhruFr1afternoons t.ermassignments.Work RPG·2. Fee Paid/Also fice experience desira· $$$$$$$$ ~ . HOTEL CONTROL WEIGHT andSat&Sun mornings. when you want. You Fee Jobs. bl cau PART TIME ~re as no need to wait Front desk clerk & relief & EARN DOLLARS =k~~~w~~~:~~d:g::iu~~ Car .ind good dnvmg re-don't pay, we pay you! Irvine Personnel Agency e. 714-644-8244 for TELEPHONE WORK ID hne for advance· night auditor both Lectu.rerswantedtolead beabletoworkunderdc· cord required. Call Call 488EL7thCostaMesa appt. HOUSEWIVES ment ... Straw H_at F/time & P/tim'e posi· weight control groups m adlines&fullworkloads. 642-4321 Leaving name KELLY GIRL Suite224 642·1470 RECEPTIONIST. Busy Restaur~n.ts are looking lions open. Exp pref but Newport Beach. Exper. Knowledge of pumps. and phone number. Div. of Kelly Services ------office. Typing, tele, light COLLEGE STUDENTS for lnd1V1duals w/fast will train right pe,.'.son. inbehaviormodiricallon, motors, & relutec NIGHTCLERK 833-1441 PtrlMEEVEWORK -filing,call540-5211. Guaranteed Hourl y fe>c?d exper. to become Call Mr. Mazzola betwn weight reduction pro-equip'mt. beneficial M R al.,.~ s 1 p 1 Wage Plus Bonus. 5:3o . shift managers. Jf YC!U lOam-4pm for appt. for grams preferred. PART Salary range $l004 l< F /T. Good w/public. usl be 18.-Waroer e £Otate aes eope pm to 8 :30 pm. Call hay~ proven leadi:rship interview 540-2300. TJME. S5. p/hr. Send de· $1.223. With xlnt. benefits neat appearance. Will Drive-Inn. After6 pm. wanted. Up to 90/10% 646-4223 or come lo 250 I!:. aba~ly & the ab1hty to tail letter or resume Applyinpersoo : tram. Travel Lodge, Npt PHARMACY TECH comm. l\Plit. Newport 17thSt.,CostaMesa. motivatl'.others. we have HOTEL POSITIONS w/phonc no. to: P.O.Box MOUI,.TON NIGUEL Bch area. 642·8252 M j r. drug ch a in • 9uallty A1surance JJeach. ~-8614 _S_"'_LE_S_P_ER_S_O-..... - an opemng for you. At· Head Night Auditor 1544, Newport Beach, WATER DIST. HOW HIRING Newport Bch, exp. pre-lnspKtor /Tech RF.STAU~H P A " tractive pay, co. Frontdeskclerk 92663 27500LaPazRd., f'd. Typing req'd . 50 Xlnt oppor. in small co. Mission VieJ . Kit hen benefits. For appt. call, NCR 4200. Exp preC'd, Laguna Niguel, Ca. 9267i Sales Lady for ready-to-wpm. 40 hr wk. Retail for qualified man. Must he 1 Pers. p n r Y, 962·1366. Affirmative ac· wtll lrain. Acct'g back· LEGAL SECRET ARY Equal Opp. Employer wear Shop in Dana Pt. Clk. member. Ask for K. have 4 yrs min exper. in Sandwich Maker. /time tionM/Femployer. ground helpful. Xlnt 2.Man ofc in Lag Beach. Marina. 3 or 4 Days Hyder or P. O'Connor, electronics. Call Carol. days. Call aft 2PM Expr desired, but not re· quired for Jewelry Store. Resp person, full time. NB/CM area. 548·3270 I & .. _ f' Ii a· needs skJlled secy u•o...t•GEMEHT p/wk.incld'gSunday.$3. blwn8&5PM.642·2211 581-3830. ....,.,. Female Foctory sa ary u.:ne its, 0 1· ~ p/hr. Call 493-0393 for m· 581·-~-· day Ion Lag Hill w/litigation expcr, ·xlnt Mgr. adult mobile home Prac. Nurse, wknds for ·~~~~~~~~-1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~es: Great opportunity Packagers Personnel Sso.so00 . benefits, salary neg. Call park" in Orange Co. Nr terview appl. Age 22 or elderly lady on Balboa Real Estate Salesperson for the right person. $2.50 Per hr to start.· &blrley (714)831·2293. beach. Some exper olderpreferred. Restaurant PR/Sales type. Salary. Merit raises. 1537 llousecleaning Women ---Congenial surroundings Penin.B32-58S2. 100°/o Apply at 1838 Newport Monrovia Ave, N .B. wanted to work p/l1me, LEGAL SECY-Trainee, Offering free coach NOW Recruiting sharp, Presser, combination Conwni11lonT0You COOKS&COUHTER Blvd,CM.646·7741 548-5125. Tues thru Fri, 8-3. Call Nwpl Bch. Some expcr. space & util. Abov< ambitious man to sell wool & silk. Immediate We furnish desk-PERSONNEL c--• ----- ------Janice's Raggedy Anns helpful, but not nee. Must average compensation. hardware. tools & shop opemng. 499·1985 ~ S. telephone~ecretary & Part.time Days °"'es-Hi-Fi components. FIBERGLASS 675-6S.S3 ~'-xlnMctG~1y11pist. 640·8900 Coritact (714) 640-6600. Coast Hwy .. s. Laguna help. Salary, xlnt future. Costa --.......,, _ equipment to mduslnal CAI h Bet Sh . Bill Thompson Rily. Full-time Nights ' Metia location. Call Mr. TOOLING & l-lou secl"aners. women --accounts. Avg .-.a" ""r P a a oppmg 18oroverfornights Rann between noon & " MANAGERL..!_xper'd or ........, p Center) 28892 Marguerite Pkwy, AUTO IODY MAH over 21 reliable w/refs LEGAL SECRETARY will train. ~$1.000 per wk. No exper. nee. Call _. _______ Stel.20 • Miss. Viejo Apply in person: 2PMonly. CONTACT owntr~.645-3439aft4.' Gd. typing :skills & m.ith mo + benefits to start 751·91J.i 1---------Days49&1870 z.5p.m. · 213/685-8543 MR. POWERS --aptitude. No S/H. Outgo-Apply in person. Me 'n ---------Pnntrng Eves831-0737 Tuesday-Saturday at645-226Sor968-0009' HOUSEKEEPER l.Jve in ingpersonaltlyneeded to F.ds eizza Parlor, 410 E. SALES or out, must Jove work in Corp. law ofc. CM ---------BINDERY children. spk some Eng. loc'd. in Tustin. Call for l 7thSl, NURSEAIDETRAlNING REAL.ESTA.TE Men & women who need FUND RAISER. _!75 wk. 644-1968_·__ mlerview. 640-0140 Manager/trainee F rr for Would you like to be HaP SmaJJ San Clemente ofc. 279 E.17th St ~~w~~n~1l8n;a& 1f;t~ CARL'S JR. Part-time. flexible HOUSEKEEPER Live in wanted: attrac· The Fish Bucket trainedasaourseassis· w /money-making , CostaMesa,Ca. MobileRomes.Willtrain schedule, for Orange . restaurant, Balboa. tant? We will provide 5 IMMEDIATE cooperative associates ~~~~~~~~~ · bl 1 M s· County non Profit Or. No exper. nee. Bayview live, slim female, age 18 Some restaurant exp. hrs classroom inslruc-needs exp'd., full time I-ng peop e. r. ims, M 350 W B C M to 20 Contact Mr or Mrs OP~l .... GS REST"'Ua •Hf So. Land Mobile Homes. ganization. Experienced anor. · ay, · · · pref'd but not nee. lion & 100 hrs. clinical .. "" salesperson. AA Rltrs., A -11 9904 in public contact, public 642-3.505. Rosenberger, 420 Vic· References required. practice for qualified ap. ~ N. EJ Camino Real, We are now accepting ,_l_4_>_898-______ _ I l ' th toria, CM in trailer m call for appt. 673-7420, plicaots. Must be in· FOR EXPERIENCED '92·2100 a pp Ji cations for SALESMAN re .: aonsk'·at' W :;tome Housekeeper/cooklivein, back. AskforScott terested in working ANDTRAlNEES restauranthelp.Applyin wn mg s 1 s .. n ~to English spk'g. H .B. RliLfSTATE person, btwn3&5daily 1st run movies now Ad No. 918, Daily Pilot, a•"7073-ft6 Lotloyf/t , M"'...,ICURIST w/long term patients & ·1 bl · L P 0 Bo C .,._.. .... Al""I ed T WEOFFER: LIC£io...ISEES-no pbone calls please. ava1 a e ID aguna . . x 1560, osta 631-2640days Exclus1·ve N.B. Salon. motivat to learn. op •"'vCELLENT FRINGE ....,. A . t M . Beach! Salesmen to de · Mesa Ca """"" HOUS1ra1EEPER l · •-be fi•-C II &:.A -"'OU should rvwsa"bly be n c 1 en a r 1 0 er • • .,......., lift ~.all ph"•""'. Clien· sa anes .,. ne '""'· a BENEFITS ,, ...,.. n-•fturanl 301 N Tusu·o monstrate & hook-up P f I. • G d LVN Clinical Lab, localed ....... .,... ........, M D •-k with us-m a simplier, """.... · General OHice Typist re er ive-1n. oo inNwptBcbhasopenang telepref'd.642·8484 rs. arms ... ma eap. •DAYSHJFT richer life. Our invest-._A_ve_._s_.A_. ______ sccurrn·~~-cFuabllle._TPV/t1~mu~-. Diversified position. The :orking c7o,,'!,dll~'.e,ns. El •or a LVN full or p /lime. -~-------1 pointmenlCor interview •OVERTIME . . _," .,. ... • Irvine area. s-3 $400/mo. aoroarea . ...,.. ""'' p''ie~•ant workan' g cond's MASONRY & Concrete EXTENDEDCARE mentdivi!ionhas3open· Restaurant Me 'n Eds Mr. Rindone 831-7MO. 10 "'"' C t t• w k HOSPITAL AS LY inas In our Newport n.:---Parlor needs de· to4pm . . 979·3376Ask!orTerri. Hseworkn--.. ed4hrsper •-hrsav~•l.Callforappt. ons rue 10n or e r. PLE EAPP rl4£d """ °' .... Expr'd Call 586-0358 OF ANAHEIM IN PERSON 1'0 Cen~er ok. f~r ambitious livery drivers & cooks. 21 •---"-------- General Office wk, Mon/Wed or Pri. AM 640-0140 · 501 SO. BEACH : business-oriented ~eo· yrs of age. Valid Calif. SALES/ORGANS??? REGISTRAR or PM. H.B. Nr. Bolsa 7 MATURE WOMAN 828_7730 pie. Personal traln~ng, drivers lie & good driv-AnYouTheOn~ P , 1. . Chica & Edinger $4 hr. LYN ·3 p/time to welcome _________ , MARJEC fasdnaUng, challe!'g1!1g, ing rec. Willing to work We are looking for OS. req s ite typing + Mrs JeMer 846-7343 aft Medications & treat· newcomers •-ftontact ----------ewcelleot comm1ss1on Im 1D k Abllil t b di °' ... " . eves & w ds. $2. 70·$3 several high energy level detallsey. Y 0 1 awn ke 6pm. Will pick up if nee. ment. Nurses AJde llpm· merchants. Flexible hrs . Nurse, Practical. Live In. plan. Call Bill Gerne, hr. 20-40 hrs wk. H.B. individuals for an excit- / I accurate Y·1 1°r ,.._ ________ •I 7am. Mesa Verde Conv. Need car, lite typing. Care elderly Jady. CdM. REPRODUCTIONS TIIE GERRJE CO. (714) 847·1214, Stanton ing career in the music , w m nor superv s on. 1• Hoisp. 661 Center St, C.M. 547-3095. 67"7-l 640-6600 Apply, National Systems lndusUial ua ccor _.,._ .. _, ______ , . 892-5525. business. We are the Corp 4361 B" h St N B '"°'..._. INC •---------Organ Exchange located .• ire , . . CALL NOW ---------. Mature Christian lady to NURSERYMAN • <NearOCAirport>EOE._ LVH work w /toddlers in Exper'd,f/time. Mature 3311.W.MacArthurBlvd RECEPTIONIST RETAIL ~bopClOP~::,>~:if::~:~f7:~ .-"'-eral orncA Vacation Re 11 er & church. Sundays, mid mate over 21. 6 Days in· Santa Ana. California Do YoU like working with .._, '"'11 r •• ....J.. $2 2Shr c: .. 0.1040 I ., w I k" RKS a prestigious career, xlnl PROOF RE "'DER p/time. Park Lido Conv. ~ · · ,,_.. clud. Sat/Sun. Work peop e . e are oo mg CLE "" U · Rd An"'ft· ..... 10 · f II ed · training program. WAREHO SING Ceoler,466Flap1Up • w/plants&trees.$3Hr& .,..ua pporturuty or a we -groom ID· 'Home study div. of N.B.642-8044. Mature person to operate up. Overtime. Ins . EmployerM /F .dividual with a good highest comm/guarn. &: Pn"""te educat1"onal 1'n Snack Bar, summer 5 li h UTOTEM ma"v fringe benef1'ls We stit~Uon has an opening LABORERS days per week. lOAM· Benefits. Advancement U.S. Citi~ednship persobl'na tydto greket t e req~ professiooalis~ in for a proof reader of 4 :30PM. aft Sep~ l. potential. Laguna Hills Reqwr pu ic an wor our Coltvtftleftc•Marktts the art of selling &: a •educational material. UTE ASSEMBLY MACHINIST Sat/Sun only. Short or· ~~!I.· Inc, El Toro. :~~ch~~~[~·n ~~lqsui~~~ Positions open 1st. 2nd & strong determination to P /t. f'd der cook1·ng •· ~ Pri u· 3rd shills in Sans ed Some o ga ame morns pre · Exper. in milling "' n ng SOIJle ght typing al 45 ucce · r n Apply, National Systems TECHNICAL machines, lathes & drill supervision or assts. PLATE MAKIMG/ wpm. please c a 11 Clemente & Laguna keyboard ability is req'd. Corp., 4361 Birch St, N.B. M" 2 t Resp for buying & prep· STRIPPl .... G p elf · t Beach. Other areas have U you are the one-Call <Near O C Air po r l) Daily & Weeldy press. A:,xt· lo yrs :ecen lng. caJI 673-3515 ask for HURSE-RH " ~ or an appom · openibp also. No ex per. Daphne Jett, 581Vi300 E.O.E. Referral Bonus exper. Baei toom~ e o'."dn Mr Dauria FIELD W 0 R K Exper'd in-house P.~ ~HARVEY req'd. Apply al any of S"'' £S PEOPLE Vacation Pay setups. s c req . . MEDICAL REPORTS'. shop. 4 Day wk. Gvvu our stores. ~ '0enera1 Office/Typist for .... 0 FEES Startimmed. Mature women f or · 0 benefits. Apply, National Santa Ana 714 /835-2'22 2588NewportBlvd , oowina firm near OC " Call for appointment housecleaning service Moo thru Fri.' range Co. Systems Corp.• 4361 F.qual Oppty Empl M/F Costa Mesa 642·7702 for new Draper's store l• .,___. $850mo. Phone lndustrlalRelallons p/time. Car nee. Tops area.(213)2'5-3161. BtrcbSt.N.B. <NearOC opening in Leisure r·-~-MANPOWER, INC. 494-9401 M5-S123 HURSES "'IDES Airport) EOE. World, Laguna Hills ·• 448W.19thSt TB.OHtC/"'LTAIR A RETAIL SALES area. Must be e:rper. in ~ G&IERAL OFC. " MECHAMIC j1!ncJ1Mff & ORDERLIES • Printing UCarrtOHIST Sales woman needed for r e a d y • t o • w e a r • • "O key add .., 50 hr I COSTA MESA =leacll A~oodh __ _._,_ produc Exper'd. Bayview Conv. CAMERAOPR. Weekends.Lt.typing. ,, urme• food store in sportswearorshoes.Call " . ...... . 645-2043 ,.;o-ual porEmployer " '""""v'" . u~ _... Tb . A 8·.30ToS.·1S ,.o • ... _ n... ... l "'30 l _ f46.3ZM """ tioo orienUd man, to or-.nu>p, ~ unn ve, Exper. w /a Wabberg or Costa Mesa. Call for mn • .,.,_ as, .. : am 0 aanlze .. produ"e on C!it. 642-3505. Nuarc Camera pre rd. Ast for Mrs. John.son ap-. ,._ ... ,,,n2 s: 30 Pm. Dr a Pe c" s GIRLFRID•y " • " Coldwellfter ,.,. -~ Corporate OCllces, ~ sd1edUle our electric car NURSES AIDES Must be able to mak41 m )540-'1904 .s ma 11 co. re q 's IN-INSURANCE MACHINIST produciloo. Call898-3933 Esper pref'd. F /Ume cl hall tones. Exper. req'd. ' 644-9060 Robbie's Rog & Mop •--'------• hardworkina. dedicated PEASOHALUNES Lofao Turret lathe P,.1_ All""'-• .. -A to strip for 19~ x 25~~ Women needed for SAL!S indiv. Typing a must, sh O.C. Agcy seeking ex· ~ator. Also Mach. MEDICAL ASSISTANT 1.f,OUI p'~rk Lid:,"'co:t presees, 85 well as . bwsecleanin1 aenice. Party sales rep. for new ~d. Resp. pe~ for per'd Underwriters. trainee. Lok Fait Exper"d, ooe doctor of· Center. 466 Fi•-hlp Rd, smaller presses. Must be Receptionlat; lood typm.a 5484'157 line of jewelrv. Ex""r .. dtverslfled duties. Goodrutv+bonuses. lice. DCllK1DOlter, full or --able to develop 3M altills. ., ,..~ J Manuf. 11ecretanal ex· 5"49_.164 ~ee':'cli.18lb St., put.ti.me,M6.$1M N.B.642-8044 plates.Goodco.beoeflts. 1fi&.l222AatforNancy =:~7~·4458, aft ·per. a m\llt. can carol, MEDlc••a~-. ....UISES •eo•s 4 Day wk. Apply. Na· RECDPT/CLERK SAl.ES-ADYIATISIHG..,._ ______ _ Sil.a> ~ ~' " ._ .. .uonal Systems Corp., Na:. B"h • IN · INSULATION or gen1 frontofc medical Qualified appllcanll in-4361 B' b St NB (N ~ " SAUSPERSOM ==~-=:> Need~~sI!~:. Ex· ~·!~£5~ =~mmed. open· =~.1nc1~:Se:s 5~~ oc~rt>EOE.' ear ~n'!~u:!, 'h~~?~~ '.:::~~;~~E ~:i=: .. ~:xu~A~:~ S.dcllebackCollege, Mls· pe1''d, BaU. Hangers on· ~ .. .,.... • Aug. 8. Apply, Part PrlnU.ng ~maturepenoatobe to wort eves & wlmd1. aton Viejo. Hours ly need apply. •lrlAlt)S• MgmtTme,perm.~am Superior Healthcare, Pltll!SSOPR. reeesit,SCW.otthetime. $42StoSIZ7Swk ~.w/pi~&tobac· 'J:30lin-4pm. Tues· Sat. 714/558-l811. 'IbelnnatLaguna up to $1000 mo. Uer 1'45 superior Ave, NB. Exper. 00 Davids9n 700 • to perform clerical Commiulou PLUS ex· oo pful, ut not nee • .... a p/br. 1131,9100 ext. n.JC!utu "'CE ...n .... ..,EES 211 N. r... Hwy, ~a dun a Brmb ('114) '1'12..c47. 6GX10 Perfect.or press. Muat be ftJunctl~~ ~ft!f ~~~! m,: •-d _ _. I Apply In person to: -.... ..,..,nna.. •nn.u.. ------·---.-....-~-i u & prod *-'IJVVY .,.,.... ''""" on .... •"''-''Pan Tobaccon.lat, Inc. 'l'ITT .. 3ID. btwnS.S & ·-o INSUIANCI ' ·llA.IDS WANTED MOTO. 10"1'£ N\lrslni come: en °"'?_... . UC· are reqolred .., well .. LUS ~· 1ceounta. F.dinlet Av~. B.B. ~1 H.·~ ._UH..wana DcaQW.ao&ellotel The Da.l11 Pilot .bu a RNSUPIRY.3·11 ~T~'G'!:~ prevJou.s omc& e.:p. Comphtt• tnlnlna. w Weed 2 w;c: for in~ ~··"'~-lo-2100Newpon,8',tll llS"ll9 route.in Newport LYN-lahfJ..t I beoeflte (Day wk. App. SW1.IJll aala17 llOO per Yan ouulde ..... n · S..P..._ ~" ~·· . ._ Beach afternoons Mon Lv..a·a I 1 1 N •1 1 8 t mo.. w/xlDt t1•0•• pertenc!e •eceuary. S&ockdsb lfaUattoo. •Dtrience 'd. nuses -' MAl..IOOM thna ~f Set• Sun ""'" • 7• at ona ys em• benellta. Call LaVe.me Protect.eel terruo.., In Standardaboet11 alm<*t aec .. ~!!1.t..9~AHAK 1dvncemeat. Good ·,...be able to Utt box mcnlnp. Good fcrbtp F/tlme6P/dme Qirp.,4381BirclaSt. N.B. Schaaltt~ 0raqe~1• readJtoopeoUadootlln BROS HKA.TINU fl AIB ltartJQ~. ·~ • 1 JdU • ICbooloreol'-utudenL Jouuteamlnterestedla <i*rOCAlrport>EOE. L ~ Coltall~ Weare look· ~· Ml-1'53 .at for ;--"'!l~t.el61 ' • , ::ipr:f. Lt~e •:,~~!: sso u•b = rt• $.t1 Jeriatric ~are. ··~ --· ·-· UClr:f ... $600 MILUNOSAY lDC lot ....t; sluirp, •I· •~ "' " .... -&enaneoworkello 5D&7 q\&ftd. Call • uk bcociu''~~ l'M Bed PIODUCTIOM 1 Pro1reaalve animal 1 U•lJ4lt.o6763 • ir-tve ~with • PD/COMPANION ~,,.,iw~~~~ Cler~ -. Good beMllil: ~11 rot circula.UOD, ltavlol~ 1•1 • 82~ 1;-;o· ~~~ms• COMTIOL SUNIV:"' baS&>. oa... uoep&.lon.al ' aln.cere cle1lre to fet __ ,,_ P/Ume -• ,..,_._ l pent0n N ..... -•• s-•·-1 Co.... na-aac1wor~me ' . • • • • ,.,..... for :ui. take lhtad. Good pa• and .._... • "" W/IOUDd lmowled1e':of ..._... .... ..,... •r.. in·:."!... _ .. a .... sea~ Anaheim. Respoulbl• for pt•n· .............. -M .. --. ,, -~··"""a.-........ , _; I .-ct a •ocnu I U)'I '"vrt lDaw-ance billU\( 4'11lllrcbSt.N.B. lNN~ -uu• ~ ~ nlnl lchtdUllJll le coo .... -.., .. _ ........ ,_ ....... ' iMWWI ..-beotfiU. ...... l.h ucelleot ._ .... &o aervt 11 a nq'df«clinicallab.Ac· ()CA.lrpoft)E.O.E. tioia..Maatowna.rerid r•PAIT·11MI• trolOtallptod~Uonlct. MID•J'ftolcuper.te·1 • CASHIU. •Chancoinont op· ..... ,... eoe,.moo for.• .......... , .... •compuWl'.u· . have &ood dthlaa re-.Eltab'tOnnn-.a~ UviU MU1tbefamilla; q'd.N.B.M4..s.>. _ Ho•HwarH • ,ut ~ ~ call ._....no la a dc>u.ble ~Jlll'I detl.rable ...... -...~IM"'... cawd. L -' ... , I Ple,todot.elellboMwortt w~Pi-tems .~ .__.__..ST l ware•, bra ICOD •P'rl for,· appointment at ~" C.\.t ., .. , r-_..,_ "'-" · ~ • fr-om ,.. ii.ate ,.. · _......... 12ahMlpm. OOntac:t Phil 211·597-1311 or :...... •• Mab.a. to ~~== ~-t litvo HP41r. Ill MOTOllOUTI 1 ~ ... C a.ppta SfACOSWWTCHINC ~t.Lri tor hall 142.im, , 1l•~·'547L.tAM Ut -~ -~.No --, lrilDtalllla& i'utilllNPl ,,. Dlil1t PllDt ,, ... ~~ In.I • urnnl U39Bak ea.tall••( .. r~ •· ---:' llOGILAttW:IUD ..... iillflaftll~ bill I• fllbw.-OWO_ '' • Nllllil eqat~ 6 ..,... rone la llwSoa _. eamt 15-Sll Ptr br. 149 .. 304 I ~ &.J~ t.a attnc. _ ~ .,-• , '-\!j:; .. ......-.aoeoot ,-·lo .. .,..tod& ba•• a, •orklaf ~aru..~ am· LIJTJ.~ r.qu.a()ppcir"Emp!Ojer.,.. .me. w~o.c. ~ •5''"* SALISTIAJMll ~.,. ~ &eof -.J'lrnl•t '• their mo9l1t1S., tM .-..... PIO,.. monlb . ,.......,.Sin. ! PltMithlLm""7• ~Mature at. a..tUt rood 8kft. ax. I --....~laWY. --.JntM._... " ~6,PPditltredl. =~:. ....... Vantd 1hltt1. S.peri , NODUC'riON ~"' r.• 1: .u_-r } ~rurWlal. Pmu· ,_ ...... perm~· ' '1'111..S. Jf ...... . -.... ~ mP!!MKI ~· llll'tl"4, but "1lt treU., _. ~· llilt be -=· Appt1 1a .. &Mt n~ Creaii. .• ,, ()~,.~ •1 , rvul ~· Cirdlild'rili!f • ,.II Goliloo.t.Mftta.Oel'a. 1IAltm ~ .lliMCMd. tot t11;1 ;;:-:--~ " ,.._, 16-1.am ool,J, <ii·= --~ .. ~. , • -. -.. . , n-. ,Hr gat11 . • =~ffa~ lllaa~ aos: ... ._MM Pf.'Od9etl, 1·bulJ ---· PenD. P/l. 1, a...~vu1a19 -..1,.m. Hmrant'• '°" .-~ .,, • ..,. -~..::~ llilriilt ~ ..._, ... .,.PrL ~ .. v' ~1"1! ...... ~ ,.., \;· ., trwln• .,. •• Call f~r 11 1Con~. lhltar4 OIJl,_..,,,llf ... _ ,Nilbtiloli. -2 8-yal4e -c........ ' -.... ~ ... ··-· ..,_ ' ... ~ -, •1111&.MO-Tal£081 _3. p!!!!!~d.--·,~ Or,(~ .. ~-!~·8· - • • .. .. 'l 1 •• l I' .. ' I • .. -.. 81 DAILY PILOT ~~ .......... ~~.·.~ ~~!!'!~ ... ~ ...... ~?.~~ ~~~.~:!~ ...... ~~.s.~ ~~.!'.~:.~?.~~ ~~.~·~~ ..... !!!! ~~~!~ ..... ~~!.~ tWpW..W 7 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• M-1-W•t•d 710 ......._ W•hd 7100 10.000 BTU iur cond. 1 Mo WA~TED n over~ad 1prings. ·~ ·......,. Sylvanta Console color TV . _ _.. ~ ""· Call " 95$. uteutoa tnunper •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •PUWC* $L50.Calleve SW AP MEIT ..._.. .. 6'o.ol.50 TOP CASH DOLLAR srs. 2 Dod,. Vu Seats, •"°-.. ,-...,-----· ~hnldan WAJ'rRESS, over 11, dey •FURMITUll* 631·3'&74. REGULARS • PAI o FOR YOUR $30.pr ...... t ~ •hi.I\ Apply, aft 4pm, San TI .._. 1 price buys a.NOrtment ........., 1070 JEWELRY, WATCHES, TOUDON'T DIGIT ,.L Ci.ment. Inn, l2S Ave •AUC O"* French Prov. Sofa, Newly ol ~c household eooch ••••••••••••••••••••••• ART OBJ~CTS. GOLD. B .!.KE SALE HAVITO A Eaplandlan,SanCle~ •To.lte 7:30PM • ~holstered. Waa $425 NoUung sold lndlvldual WA ..... TED SILVER SERVICE, A STANO OM TICHNIC IANS WAITRrn. no up. nee tDt•n WtkOMe) SeUS225.7t58-8494. ly. Best offer takes au " FINE FURN. 4t AN · F~or ~~01E~aJ,o0R.,: Y_._.._ .. D Apfcly 30242 Crown CoeelAtMlfth Of(ersaccepted8:30to9 1'0P CASH DOLLAR TIQUES.~2200 Prk,lr.UotP'ri& -"-Due tu xpan ion -.... King& Bouprin1. matt AM Sat, July 30th. 3092 PAID FOR YOUR T0 "'4D • • ' Val ey Pkwy, La1. Nia. lepo &frame, new. $195. New Roanoke Lane, CM. JEWELRY. WATCHES, LUGG,.~ET,.GS Sat. H~•ral po11tlon1 are (llam-Spm> •. d AW A 1...:;.:;.:.:.. ______ _ A 4M>OO JOl l 1vailabl• ln our produc SSS SAVE $SS queen BX $175. • oubles ART OBJECTS. GOLD. from your business card. CARPET 41 Pa.d, uatd, 'n,.,,..lJlel.lbnriMha" Uont•tdepvtma.at.We WARl!:HOUSEMAN , W h r BofA M IC SOS.788-8494 Mini-washer, movie SILVER SERVICE, Seodonecardforeach llkooew, redecora.t.W. I hi • ono, • · camera&m11c.Sat8to FINE FURN & AN· •b olutely lb• fh1.. requ r• 2 Y••re ••· aeneraJ warebou.ae, • P· Cashier s Chech & CALL Now for free est. on 5. CASH ONLY. l78M TIQUES ~2200 tag plus one spare. We See to apprecia&o. C.11Unanleajob9av1Ua perlanu In lHt and plna•Jroeelvln1.Alaoto CASH. N~ereonal Upholstery. Special AahSt.FountainValley. · return permanentlL ~ cb,. bl'°<::•: ~-P~• ~:1::;~;' :J'~!: Sfeta~°"!':it;l~a.:,~::; cblcb PLE El price on Hide-a -beds. U•estodc 8075 :f~!~ ~~:~;e att~lne 's . .:.;l:.:;M..:M;:.O.:..:...N-S_H_o-,p-t-.-be-d-. _.. LacUc!9 We u.ae • memory modulft, tlm· .Clecon Inc .. lWl Del MASTIASAUCTIOM 768-MN ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.D. ritQuirement.a. Pre· Everest & Jennin•• D!~NtJ friendly •P IDI aod untrol U · Amo,Tultin.731-415$ zo7IUlewportll,CM Dlnrmset,FrnchProv. ESTATESALE Reg.Mor1anmare,broke ventloas&theft.IFora Premier Wb l C b r. pl'mlCh •our reput•U Hmbly, and modul~ Call C71411:U-t625 antique wal. 6 velvet DOVER SHRs.MI to ride & drive, bile personalized tag encloee Barcalo p rice. a lao .18ownberJlnLbebu.al ~UNa.WecanoJferWELDER/Pabrlcator ; orC714164M616 chrs, 2 Leaves, coat UNUSUAL & paradeMorganaeldLng, wallpaper, fabric or walker.4M-e001 neu. We otter a bu the q.....un.d candidates !tac&or Mechanic ; $3:i00,bstofr.M5-1866 INTERESTING Items & Eng, Wester n (714 ) "~ay Glo" paper a& we Air Condltloner, Wblrl ~aryire:tab::::~~:o . ::i!ri~·:.~•u\::!1i'l!. ~::u:a~~-1~~~:~ IMcydn 8020 8'SOFA$65,Brwnleathor COLLEC'.J'IB1;~ No 338-lOU will back & trim your Pool.llOV,lmo old.ad· Pav&sbeoeflta.Harborat •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• recliner chair $150. Jd~h!AnUque._ bJure, Machinery 8078 tags. Or try two c •. arda just.wlndowlQ9del,Xlnt i-... ta excellent mooey ln&• boucfi&.a. -... es, tools ... c-a· ••••••••••••••••••••••• back &o bparuckc. ES·. cood. Mov'·"•, Must sell. , on the job + th• at Warner, S.A. 957--0ITl BJKES, girll 28" Wards 3 &17-3733eve./wlmda. brae ..... mo9phere 11 cHual P&aueapply apd 1d eood $30 Ward.'! · FRI&SAT9to5 9" De~alt radial aaw S2eaor3/SS $225.581·90M•IU Try 'll inpenoo: WftderjPnclaloll 3>"'a ipd giria, _:/hi-rise BEAUTIJ'.'UL Walnut :!l06LEEWAROLANE w/cab111et stand. Top 415tap $1.60ea. !c,u;-for ! ~:a~':'e. ~e Small co. needs bard handle bars, banana ~a Cabinet, gtassslid· CALL 5'8-8329 cond. $250. 64.2-3573 S/9 lags $1.50ea. ~';8 :;t11:~~ have (3) Part-time sbit\s TREHDATA working, dedl cated seat xlnt cond. $35. mg doors, w/drawer & 10or more Sl.4-0ea. case.. $700 for both. C.U .l&F\dl-tlmela,ofeoune, C,.._._ .. ATION worker. Call Carol, 831-2Sstal'l.6pm cupf~bibelow8 .• 8N8e5eds79 Miscellaneous 8080 SalesTaxlncluded after&,..,137 a v&U.able. Our stalf peo -.U-VRA 581-3830. re 101s ng • • . DINE'ITE, sofas, bikes, ••••••••••••••••••••••• NO CARD? pie enjoy ucellen STANDARD Boys green 10 apd bike, eves. fences, typewriter , Jim Beam Bottle Collec-Draw your own or aeod CARPETSPECIAL beoefi1a includJ.nl be&.l MEMORIES Weneed50peoplewboare $00.Goodcood. Wood Dint Set ' h clothina & m111c. Fri. & tioo for sale, approx 6S name, address, phone & Dec«ator'smiatake •-"'e•-.. r•..-. at least 10 lbs over-963-0723 . e to ,· c rs, Sat,9572ErskineDr.,HB bottles, 673-5990 aft 4:30 w.-•u -•Ice one c--' per Pl• .. b b-'"" _,_,e ·----~.. DIVISION weight. Call Ms. Stone at antiqued green, center PM .. .... IUu ..... ,., ..... MOV , ....... • Try ttY•'I 751-11175. WecanteUyou MlclRgMahrlah8025 past has claw feet.~-Plants, paintings, tag.Add25<eacb. SS.10 yrd. Call lenniter &Jke tt! An Applied Maanetics Co bow to lose pound& & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 831·2551alt.6 Grandmas gems, quality Craftsman 8" tbl saw $75. Send check or money or-....;til_S..:...941_7 _____ _ GIV•USACALL 3400W.Segentrom eammooeyaltbeaame UsedLumber,4"x12"xl8' . clothes, custom stained Sabotw/oars,locks,$75. derto: GE Al nd Brand ForAP~allotervw SantaAna,Calllm04 time. (22) 3"xlO"x16' (C), Cbrome&Wooddin~tleor glass windows. 26572 Good 6 string guitar. PILOTrRIMTING iie~. 3'~' ~il.5" tall 83).8095 2"xlO"xl4W' C432), T· game table with 4 Allcaote,MV Camping gear. Choke P.O.Box1560 ...-b $125. MS-~leT alt Equal Opportunity Window Cleaner & Carpet brackets (26) 844-0878 matching chrome, wood lumber & surplus bldg Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 ...,. • n::...~ES EmployerM/F Cleaner Helpers. Nice ' & white vinyl chrs. YARD SALE, misc. Sat. materials Windows _ap..:_m_. ______ _ ~~~~~~~~~I area. Lots of hours. Must Dogs 8040 AllnOllt new, must sell HM, 963-6409, 20391 Kelv· hardware 645.2511 Bob Free home demonstration EqualOppEmplyrm/r T 1 b T 1 R takeprldeiowork&aelf. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $200 for compl set. l.ngrove,H.B. orlvmsg · ~ on a new F~lter Queen WhlrlpoolalrCODdltJond 1 d er • e ep one oo oom 640-2700 AKC Poodl 1 tiny 586-7167 vacuum with power refrigerate w D ow --------~ Sales-E~m '° $20,000+. . a1J hoe pupp es, REMODELING Fri & Gas mower, portable bead. Call 642-1560 for model. $SO. IJke new. SCTYjMAMAGER 11Locations.OrangeCo. womanover40yrs.Com-toy, s~ WHT. French Prov. Sat. Low prices, twn. stereo $20 each. 2060 appt. _5'8-500 ___ 1 _____ _ Aircraft flnancio1, in· & LA. Great benefits, bo interviewlng & relief Bdrm. set. Matt, box beds, dressers, desks, State Ave. C.M. Follow , surance, sales. Aviation aecurlty & rapid advan-on phones for nurses re· Mint Schnauzer, AKC, sprgs., dresser & deek. glass 11h~lves, bath lites, Oak St. 8 root ~ellow/white v~!vet ~ oriented person desired. cement. Call Repubhc gistry. F /tlme. Must female, 3 mos old. 644-4785eves chandeliers, t.oys, bike so(a, m good condit1~n. Wanted 1081 Salary open. Write John Distributors, Inc. Mr. work wknds & nex. hrs. Forced to sell Pb B.ROWNN h 2 parts, soow tires, shut-Dinette w/4 chairs S35, Needs cleaning $50. lligh ••••••••••••••••••••••• Baker, BoxZ73, CdM, Ca. Roy, 714/834-9088. Refs. nee. Call AM or 55!4165 • ti al XJ ~ug · d P~-~ec-ters, much morel 5211 6x7 area rug & pad, like back chair, needs up-$CASH FOR$ 9:~2625=:::_ ______ , _________ 1 eves646-4071. on · 9~9~ · · BordeauxRancb,lrv. new $30. Walnut chair holstering $20. Call \.. ---------Gordon Setter Pup, · . $15. Lawnmower & 979-8123orS57·51S3 Good used furn/refrigs •SECRETARIES • Legal G.'Mt.E. Telephone Sales Women wanted for female, AKC Champion. 8' sofa 2 tones grn Xlnt An58U7quwes, B& MoSvtlogCSalte, catcher $10, spreader $<1, W ht . di ett A Freezer • A: a toves YOU DON'T housecleaning service. 642~ d. • S7 400 Mod . oy . os a Rieker ski boots sz 1o roug iron n e .. 546-0788 HAVE TO FuU, P/time. $3.20 hr. Aptcon 7 FV5._~7A0..,. oc, Mesa. (9-5only) $40 Head Killy skis $40. chairs and round marble --------- Employers Pay AH f'ccs Liz Reinders Agency 4020 Birch St, Ste 104 Newport Beach 833-8190 Call for appt/estab '65 Must have own Yellow Lab, AKC, 8 mo. • ~ CaU83J..8948aftS · table top. Fine Quality, Muskai STAND OH transportation. 559-0327 old 63 lbs, beautiful, • CASH PAID MANY ANTIQUES; . built to lul a very long hilt11111al1 80ll YOUR HEAD $ l 'o o. 5 5 6 • 8 8 3 8 For gd used furn anti· Silver, glass, beer stein, lO'xll' Gold & lO'xll' time. $200. Call eve. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TO FIND Men:handlM evea/wlmds ques & cir TV's 957-8133 t:;:f · Brown ~t!'kb, Bwn/Wbl/Black Tweed 631·3'7C. Coon Min·O.Matlc elec. AGOODJOI!. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ent.rui,c • 8 • Cpt.Likeoew.$25each,2 organ, excellent condi· Ti Lil Lib · bas ,.~.... 8005 Old English Sheep Dog 811" Gold tufted crushed Mdm. cheat, rocker, fan, banging lights 6444596 1928 A Ford Roadster Uoo. tlOO P.P. SSZ..12:i9 me-e rane~ _,...,..... Pups, AKC, shots let h Xlnt d baskets, etc. 25t·S300, P1clrup.bettertbannew. ---'---'----- SECRETARY/SALES ab~olutely ~he fin~sl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-760'1 631-1430 ve v couc · coo · cash only. FrL lhru Sun. A t I · W dd" g & 1913StudebakerTouring. Y"' u "'uA .l!!..55 p/time sales }Obs ava1la· • Call 759-1377 P : sa e . e m __.. _. Entry-level, Mag Card ble In orange co No Wonderland 24• Fl....,_1 s-... Fis· . 2848 Cat.alpa, Eastbluff, bridesmaid d.resses ; 6'2-9574 1~ year old , nylon 6• <will t ai.n) Xlnl typing doo · ..... e aaa ....,._ 8' Sofa, name stitch, NB woman's clothes, books, ,., string Xlnt for beg.in-~. Nerwporter Inn. Call r to door & no pre· Of Ant1•quesl her, Wallstroog trlr, custom,supercond. $400. . dishes. 7514488 FIREWOOD. Sl.». cord. "''"'aiud t Good ndi· • -... ~ure tactics .. We use a • loaded. 549-2381 8 Din.rm ch airs P~TIO Chrs., bicycles, $75. i,~ cord. Euc & Org. ._ en · co Barbara Bartos (714 ) nice easy fnendly ~P· RUGE warehouse r-..-foy 8045 oak/contemp. $3oo '. ltitchware,colleemaker Carpeting, mixed green De.l.&stack.1-688-6890 hl:.!: .. ,~'~'ii~~o. 644-1700Ext536. E.O.E proach & our reputation crammed with over 500 ~ OU ~55 & grinder. Glass ware, shag & padding, 140 -er SECRET ARY is number 1 in the busi· music boxes, oiclcelo· ••••••••••••••••••••••• . many mite .. items 2715 yards. $150. 536-4208 Pool Tbl. $.'595. + access. _&p~m_. ______ _ ness . We offer a base deon pianos, circus or· Retriever, mix, 6mos. 9• upholstered sofa $25 Vista Del Oro NB. Fri. & Bob Meyer work 644-2442 Office Funiture & 1 Girl olc in N.8 . Sell salary+acommission& gans, wall clocks, alteredfemale,needsaf· Danish~-Loveseat: Sat.9·5. ' 12gaRemington870,20"• Hm546-3170 Eqll,...... 8oas Starter. good secy skills a gre.at bonus plan. gra~df.ather. clocks, fectioo. 97·'°93 $10, wrought iron table P':'mp,neverused +$~.TENNIS DRESSES ••••••••••••••••••••••• nee. Xlnt benefits. Lrg There LS excellent money fascinating antiques. .,.emale Cat, very friend· w/'4 chairs & extension Multl FamUy Garager , Rifle, Mauser, 98 action, p bl . fl d' g th· FOR SALE Pit Bo co. 752-1490. on the job + the at-Over $1,000,000 Worth r 4 leaf $50 like new apt sz too many Items t.o men· ~358 Norma mag with , ,ro , ~ms n 1n. ~ ney-~es r----.r...-.H-•pt mosphere is casual & American International ly, needs loving home. re f;ig '8 cu ft s50 lion, collectables, bikes, 2.5X40 scope, sling, am· Cflt Jn 1 f~~1ons · addretser printer with ~,. .... _, ., fun.Tryajobyou'llen· Galleries; ~-TKetter· 3'>8Yed.640-9046. 549-29lS · ·• · etc, _etc. 4632 K_im-mo, di es $125. CB ustom esgn oryou. lOOOplates. Business & Financial joy for a change. We ing St., Irvine. Tel. Bi ck Lab fem approx 2 . berw1ck Cr., Irvine, MOBILE <;ol:>ra 134, 23 640-8867 644-1405 · ; : rns sa ~ f 1ti. ~ ~ sp~rb~ ! have (3>. Part· time shifts 7M-1777. Open Wed th~u n:.. Jov~ kids'. ~ture, hsehld goods, (Walnut &Culver. > channel $1()9. Ph Mj-3070 CARPETING • 2 CONF. Tbls, 1 recpt. tbl, &Full-T1meis,ofcourse, Sat.9AMto4PM. Viall. 631-0323&768-1556 misc. Make an offer on MOVING OUT Mov1·ng must sell. 2 Cstm 160 yds grn carpeting, misc. chra. 788-1212 or person. Contact Ray' available. Our staff peo-. any or all Items. Coll xlnt value $50 . Drps. 833-2683 _9_79_·_79_1_9_or_546-864 ___ o ___ , ple enjoy excelle nt ~J'l~~':t ~tra~pedrt.s& Free Kittens. Black. 536·9953. Come & see OF STATE . Nishiki bikes, 10 spd & hanging Imps & misc :~--------- SECYfRECEPT benefits including health 752 ~d ~ · Adorable. Need a good Now ! . Dix AM /FM stereo com· ~·g~~~e~~~rd.~e;; items 646-4750 3-M bond dry copy mach. & U!e insurance. · ys, eve home. Call 645-5067 ---=----..--· Auto paper feed. Xlnt Young growing Try ltYou11 lnstanlcashpaidforcom· • pooen~.olficefurn,mov· old.Girl.sl9"Searsblke. DRAFTING TBLS & bond·type copies. Make Mortgage Co., needs Like It! plete antique shop inven· Very friendly 1 yr old ~Sale 8055 ~m~~':;P~;~ted": s"e~~ CallSS1·6126 machines. Make ofCer. offer. 548-21122 ~lla~o~~~~~lew~~~~~t GIVE US A CALL tori es . Ca 11 Larr Y Pup~~-;;:_~ule, loves •••••••i••••••••••••••• dinette, sect sofa & many Modular garage cabinets 494·l98l &PM-8PM Bnml.na Drafting Mach Bright & 11elf directed For A Personal lntervw Morgan (714)54().3955 poop · Garage Sale July 29130 other Items. 9 • 5 in 2' to 10' sections, up· Qn sz waterbed, inchsdes Mayline Parallels, draft: • 963-0743 833-8095 Free Kitties, loogba1r, 6461 and6471 Larchwood, Fri/Sat/Sun. Everything pers &/or low_ers. Also special mattress pad, 2 lng swivel tamp, 2 tubes, .. TIME·LIFE * * * blk/wht. H.B. <off Edwards & must go! 3701 Parkview cstm wall uruts, ldtch set s of sheets $200. work tables ~x8; 3x8. SEC'Y/RECEPT. LJBRARIES International Antiques 673-0648eves Bolsa.) Lane, Apt. 17·C, Irvine. rmdl.675-3175 644-7789 dtatllng chair. 648-f760 lornew 1 man lawollice, EqualOppEmplyr m /f Art Show &Sale. Sat. Ju· Divan. 206 cm with Turn north lalSt, Weslof . att6PM Irv. Good skills essen·~~~~~~~~~ ty 30. 10AM·lOPM. Sun. LOVABLE Kitte n , 7 matching 135 cm love CUlverolfMlchaelson. Try a Daily Pnot 2 Photo Copy machin~ r · Ual. Will train legal iff July 31. 10AM·6PM. we eks, 1 fem. Box seat $7Sfirm A.sis you ClaasifiedAdtobuy,selJ Savin,pricedtoaell..n.u eh 8017 nee. No fringe benefits. Booths avail. Orange trained. 846-8657 cart'. PH. ~124 ' Want Ad Results 642·5678 or rent something. 5,631-2519. •••••••••-•••••••••••• Salary ssoo mo. to start. TELLERS/ Co1:1nt~ Fair Grounds. Loveable mixed breed 'jijji~ijiiiiijiiiiiliiliiiiiililjliiijlii 833-0lll __ 3_bt_wn __ 9·_5_. ___ 1 NEW ACCOUNTS Building 11 ~4 •. Cos ta male. Needs children I Permanent full time, Mesa. Adm1ss1.on $2. w/yard 960-l64S Service Station Allen· typing, req'd, previous Large free park g. For ---·------ danl, exfer'd . Day & exnor desirable but not info: West Mountain Co. Free Kittens. Loveable, Eves. F\Jl & p/Ume. Ap-,,.... ply, Shell Station, 17th & necessary. (213) 573-3440. housebroken, available Irvine, NB. Mutual Savings & Loan Solid walnul roll top desk, to good home. 631·1545 Service Sta. -A-tt-en_d_a_n-l , ~~~ICoastHwf1~-~0 S·roll, $1350. Beaut. PUPPY. Female Beagle <'Xper'd. Joull or p/time. EQual Opty Empt M /F cond. 640-8208 Basse~t. ~o wM, Shots & Apply Arco Station, 17th~~~~~~~~~1Antique Singer Sewing wornungmc. l-09S8. _&_lr_v_ln_e_.c_.M. TRAVELAGEMCY Machlne, pedal cabinet Kittens. 3 males, 1 Serv Sta Help needed im· i.s Ln bad shape, machine female. Call med. Full or p/t. Apply, MGR is xlnt. Fix up & save. SSl-0988 For fast growing agency S15. 831-2551aft..6 _990 __ E_C_s_tH_w_y_,N_B ___ , ln Newport. Beach. Call (2) Female Puppies. SPRAY PAINTER , 642...WO 21 5ftuff lotffes Husky Mix. Free to Soodl .. ..._lmllP HELPER Ornate Antlq. Peking home. Call536-3926 lB Yr or older, no exp. Typist· Laguna Beach Gius snuff bottles. 49 . nee. $2.75 p/hr to start.. Requires good typing Steps, 745 N. La Cienega 2 DOGS FREE, Terr., 1 .. -:'i~U~ffA'~ i;:'T·~~~~i'\ift Must have car. 768·8749 skills. A Oalr for com· LA 213/652-8412 Tues.Sat re tr l e v e r , x i n t . position would be 12·5pm. watchdogs. Gd. pets.1•--~J;i."'•~ STAINED/LEADED helpful. Call Jo Wood, -,.-'...ii'---.... ----8-0-10-t 847-7920 c GLASS BU~INESS d Nolan Real E s tate. -n--n.•• 1 'd i n 1 5 1 497.1977 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DARLING TABBY CATS., ___ _ he per, expr n a •---------Washers. dryers. Clean 6 wb old, nd gd home. phases. Eves67S.3175 TYPIST late models. $100, 1 yr _536-0553 _______ _ STVDEHTS-JOIS guar. Free delivery. Fwnffuroe 8050 FOR SUMMER Fast & accurate. xlnt Mstr Chg. Will also buy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• salary & working condi· P /time for $414.40 per lions. Call 549-3347 636-284-0. STOREWIDE SALE mo. Growing co. Must be FR G HT DAM AG ED New & used f~, appl 's, 18+. Call lOam·lpm, YPIST needed for HOTPOINT SALE. 8308 misc. Wilson s Bargain 714n 51-8285. Travel Agency, N.B. Min w. Warner nr Harbor, Nook. 5'5 &c 814 W. 19th, _...;_ _______ , 60 wpm. No sh req'd. SantaAna.9711-2921 CM.642-'7930"548·3282 Switchboard Opr Start S3 ~r. Call betwn P/tJme eves & wknds. 9-12, Spallino Interna· Will train. Superior lional Tours, 759-0155. Anawerinc Serv., 250 E. VOCATIONAL 17th St.Ste I, C.M. INSTRUCTORS Swltca.o.d Opr Needed in Law enforce· La A 1 to menl occupation s, Hotel guna. PP Y fashion merchandising, Auditor, 494-115l. 425 8 · & escrow clerk trainee CoastHwy,LagunaBch. Exper'd In the field Don't drop tho ball I Get• neceNary to qualify for . job with a low-coat Dally proper credentials. Call Pilot Claulfled Ad. Capistrano Lag~ ROP Phoae &12·5878. '9&-3ll8 for f\.lrther info. Http W-.4 1100 Help W..t.d 7100 .............................................. c ..... bcff•......t he yc>11 o person who-Gkes people? Enjoys ~ cwometa7 ls not cfroid of hard WOtk? Wi:J.Jd find Mir.no f ootweor ond occenories in "-' 11are1 intemtin9 and diollerqinq? Would )QI n. o job with good wages ond benefits crd qowin9 room bo~ on abt'tity ond perf ormonc.? • · If ycv've QMWel'ed yes to t~M qu.1tions then don't Set. this cppottunity slip by. Phone u!. ~ ot 714-893·97SS to 000"91 fot an • W.-4ew thii Friday . . ~ rtC/'11 ovoiloblo in t.A. ond .0ro"99 eow,,y fat Ani,tont Monooen. Mona~ t • TIOirwM. fJl-t1me Sole1P.90P,I•. rren a WOl'rle1\. **I BUY** * * * Good used Furnit ure & Mania. WltMr AppUances--OR l ~ill 880 Irvine selJ or SELL for You. I Newport Beach MA.STllS·AUCTIOM You are the winner of 646-1616 & lll-9625 two frH tickets <SlS.00 value>. to Sf'ICIAL SALi 1a..cau.a 1tot. Inlaid wood coffM le end ..W... I hlMy tbla, res $340. Now only, Circus $185. Startlnt Sat at Aug4tbn1Aut13 THEFURNITtJRE Anaheim ConveoUoo CONNECTION Center, 800 W. Katella ~l Heil, Unlt L. H.B. Tickets must be ex· ____ M.a-_i.au ___ _ chan1ed for reHrved JORDAN BROWN, near eeata at the ConvenUon nu, .c>" X 80 "o•al. Patio Center ahead of Ume. or dlnlo8 table w/8 Call M2-S611, Ext Ja3 t.o cbalrl. t500. l40-8208 c1alm your Ucket.s. * * * Wroqht Iron dinette ' --------1 cha.Iii and round marble CASHPAU> table top, Fine Queflty, Fer WW'JJ)ryn/1letrlt built to lut a, WtJ l~I worldnlornotlSt~lJI tlme. taOO. can. eve. at-M'Jt *** James Dowtan 2069 Swan Dr. Costa Mesa You are the winner of, two free tickets <SIS.00 value>, to R~lros. lamiim & lalMy Circus Aug 4 tbru Aug 13 Anaheim Convention Center, 800 W. Katella Tickets must be ex· changed for reserved seats at tho Convention Center ahead of time • Call &U--5678, Ext 333 to claim your tickets. *** Baby Grand Kawal, 5', ebooY, near new. $2000. 551·1280' SEAR ·s Sllvertone Ortan. Big buy! Best orr. Gd. cond. 654-3406 morn&eve ~MJ Gooch 80t4 • • •••••••••••••••••••• Men's Lynx P redator J.ronl 3-9, PW, SW, DO S250. 1 Set Muter Model Iroia 1·9, PW~ SW & 1 Lynx woods 1,3,4.5, DO S3l50 both. 551-0160 lotl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sylvania Ccmole color TV suo. c.au eve. 131-341'. HOMIVIDto SANYO V.CORD U 2 br. holM video re· co~dera Is ADVENT Videolle&m tar_. screen TV•1 now lo J&Oelr. Call for ou r low prices, P&aiflo Video PrOductl, '114-S474AC ....... .,..._ ...... W t060 .................. , Thlcb t560 AMlosW..t.d 9590 ,,,,_, tOJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• W/Storep fl60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• •••••••• ••• ••• • •••• 30' YAWi. ••w•••••••••••••••••• • WE WILL BUY *ZODIAC M nbln,oow motol'. Rentl3' FlRf!BALL. SJ<.:, '58 Ford TrlK'k New t:t'n, YOUR DATSUN SC , AY~ 9000 loads of wlndowa & re11ulutur & radiator PAlD Ji'OR OR NOT P'ort·A·Jhrtn• -C"«m~rapace 845 2283 ISOO/ti.t. PhW-4$48 T-DOil ... R 11\llJttable au Kfrl'! IAIL1tOAT -------V'f'" "" 2!m~t.C M "'°° '6~ FORD Xlnt. chnd FOITOPCARS 1114)1e-'7t fotO.UJI SO. CA'-IF'S I.umber rack, lOol box. -1 ... •a.aST make olr 645-2'11 .,, HP J 0 8, tOli -• ---- «lOd. s:m. Cwt II'..,.&. '" c.. ..... JI' neetot "New" Motor 1972 DATSUN iJtee1 ~ r.,. $1M1 tu-ISTI a..., t.o.dCld for crul.a Home Rentala Over 140 rlCKUf' ---11'1'7 modela to cbOOlle ....._ '•""" -tt40 la& •.ooo. from, 18. 10 32• Wuh rebuilt lr&n1 .. muxs •••••-•••••••••••••••• 157 '1~1-14•11 lnsur•nce lncludl'<i & In excellent condltaon • I R J (197().l) JO'CHIJSCOMMll'1 D11v'a RV eotas,loc SdePrfc.d-SIHO f1ybrl4p h•tft "'"w' fW •ale ''13 Aq1o1•rhu 23 1714)5S&-4446 camu ,,.;, b"-tol. (714) Exceptionally rlHn Son MUt.ACU MAZDA Gl-40&4 0-Mr yellow /white lrlm 21.501larbor81vd ,C M. Tandem ule lrlr 10 HP RV. STORAGE OCIR 75' 645·5700 '60 Dralrct <;raft U ' lhrt• l>el• rlc'!lnir p.tr ft per mo Compl - Cutom Fly Hr Sed 17CJOO. rlrm Wiii iil'11Vt! In • l' r v 1 c " d e P I 1962 Ford Pickup, 6 t•yl, ... ., Xtl'H Bendhl IULO Qillf A~. 1 546-5310 171'.>f7&.1200 rack, & box, pllo,, Bendu rec. MOTORHOMES 64.\.~llBob hthonHtt'r, Bendix Zl'MOttC.ON FORRENT '4DGMCPlckup,xlnlcon· A D F . T • j n 2 7 ~ ti I' OUT ISL.AHO Fr s1so k 770..0644 BARWIC K DATSUN ,,1t I, 11 I q11 II 11111 831 ·13 /S 49 ).J37S WE BUY ClEANCARS lrTaUCIS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828Harbor Dl vd. COSTA MESA 54().1200 Awfos. ""'°"*' Thu~•r. Juty 2a. 1en DAILY PiLOT D8 9712 Awto1, Import.ct Awto$, l•pot'+eod •••••••!':•••••••••••••• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I Autos. , pGf't.d lti.4¥f ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dahun 9720 Men:••· ha 9740 ........ 9755 CREVIER &I sr •HOAOWAY '""'" ""'" 835·3171 IHI UUIMAtl D"IVING MAtHtMl •USED IMW•s• '17 ~ 4 aixt 491RKS '70 .0 Cpe SIR 7'6LW8 '76 2002'8pd S/R 40lf>l>P ·~2002. ~p. Air. ZKG138 '7:13.0CS . .tspd. 220KMT '7tl J.Osi 4 s pd Stlt .572rQM _Clo~ Ott s ... doys_ ORANGE COUNTY'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Datsun l200, rood cood, $1300 Or Best Of. fer n0-0290 m 510 Wagon, good cond • 19 m1. radials, Jugg rack, S975. 642-7009 ---- 61 DatsWl 1600 convert, must sell. $1600 or bst of· fer. 075.1232 aft 6PM TWO SHJPMENTS OF280b, 810WAGOHS& 4 DOOR SEOAMS JUST ARRIVED HURRY FOR YOUR BEST CHOICE! '75 MIZ 450SB. Silver extenor, leath~r interior, sunroof & stereo cassette. Low miles. 167'9M1N>. Buy or lease Other fine MBZ':. 10 stock to~elect from. '75 Mil 4SOSL In superb condition & h11s stereo. cruise control & other luxury eqwpment Fantastic sav1n.is ! (ms.506). - .... JcmnGNY 1'78 Galax le Newport Beach You are the wlnneroC two frtt tfcbh (Sl.5.00 value), to R~ln>-. lami.ilalley Circus "hrysl•rs. etc, t'ti· om _w · dlt1on, $900. 496-3616 aft ' " Loadcd with all new 6PM $ 2 t , S 0 0 I o r or r equipment 11nd 1>1~~ Ii '72 P1ce Arrow 24', Roof 71•"'13S. 1du1ts in romfort 111r11un. 8 Trt ater_ Lo '73 Ford PU~ ton, air ----At.omic •. C~noa. VHJ--... nu's. Xlnt rubber. PP. aux. gas tank. auto: 1""9' IJ' dit'Mt Squ.adron ... ft .. h)' t)' J . head room 962-2195 $3500/bst orr. 646-7212 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC orCLASStCS ~& COSTA MESA DATSUN Sales·Service·Leasing 2845 HARBOR Bl. VD. •7zMIZ250 COUPE. Jn excellent condition, luxury equip· mcnt & low maJe:s. (tl89GWG ). '1 I MBZ DIESEL Aug 4 thru Aug 13 AnaheimConveoUon Center, 800 W. Katella Tickets must be ex- changed for reserved seata at the Convention Center aht-ad of time. call 642~8, Ext 333 to claim your tickets. ....... Cn i.bowroom condltion. Rois Roye• 9756 For the economy of ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yadlt ba)' laUMh ...... .. Ev m 766.S S?2.SOO. S?l ~II bkr --n· Pace Arrow, 2 wka . ,,,...,,__--._....... 511_1 new. avad. to rent Aug. '7S Chevy Luv w/shell, rack. sunroof. Many ex tras Will negotiate 548·3839 If your car is extra clean see us first IAUEABUICK Roy Carver.Inc. 54~641 O 540.02 !_3 Rolls fioyt-e BMW Rat 9725 diesel & the luxury or a #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. Mercedes. <1S7NRN>. ~~~~tw/trlr. ~ r-9070 !3oo.Pvtpty.~149 493.-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------WANTED JO Sa1J slip, Traffen, TnrYef 9 I 70 14' Flberglau Boat, 3S HP Lido Isle res would lake ••••••••••••••••••••••• Evan.rude, plastic ~ver same 615-n56 16 Invader, xlnt cond., Battery nds charging. used 2 mos. 24• awning, Must Sell! 73 Toyota Pkup, lo mi, new clutch. exhau.st. $1750 or bst res offer. 499 2373 eves. 292.5 Harbor Blvd. ~ta Mesa 979-2.500 1540 Jamboree •••••••••••••••••••••• • NewPort Beach 640-6444 MISSION V IEJO IMPORTS ••••I• , • •••4• lt 'O:O' -........ ' 8JJ.J 748 49S·l704 '76 2002. BMW, Jl.000 ma, t974FfAT XJnt. air, sunroor. mtotl, 124 COUPE 1 --i• . :.tick , mags, $7700, 5 speed, AM FM stereo .cv ROY mR CARVER r ROUS·ROYCE tS40 J•1t1110ree 1Wwpor18Hcll \._ __ _._...... CLOSED SUNDAYS ~I u l c b .n d s ;, d J Moonng needed: Buy, never used. lJSO BTU Otherwise an gd shape. rent, lease 646-3728eves, Ac 54S·Sl74 496-375.S Vans 9570 s:;oo. 67 J.8790 213-532. 3842 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE'LL BUY YOUR USED IMPORT AUTOMOllLE PAJD FOR OR NOT CALL SALES MGR. 644-4671 w,tape deck & very low M&w • Uwd NEW 320 1 New, 20IJO m1. rrules. (960NRM >. OVER 100 nA nv T A Alf1 air, auto, AM / fo'M t'Js, Sol• Priced-$3280 MERCEDES f:JL ~ lJ1 ll ~ ~-' , ----, 18' Open Road, fully self '73 Boston Whaler, 14. 40 WAJl!fED: Space for ~ cont'd, very clean, RJOO. HP Johnson. 13 gal. gas cruiser by very quiet 557.3226 tank, lrlr. All xtr11s. Llke owner 714 838·3339 ------ new. $2500. 645-J<m loots, S:_d & 25' TERRY Travel Trlr. r--Sips. 8, fully self cont'd. PELICAN Ski 9080 Many extras, xlot. cond. 30• F t ii M t ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3800. 963-21.JS an a on erey * * * style trawler-dlesel·fully equip'd. for cruising. Cleta Kllft• 15' Aristocrat. Sleeps 2 Auto pilot-VHF'·++ .5Sl5 RiverAve. adults, 2 small children. $20,000. or realistic NewJ>OrtBeach Gas refrigerato r . trade. CaJJ Howard Youarethewinnerof monomatic, stove, & ~lOl&leave number. twofrfftick•h oven. Dinette. battery li ght, gas light, 110 20' Sea Cran Septre. D/F. VHF, bait tank, etc llSH.P Mere 0 /8, $.\500. 64.5-7836 19' cabin .cruiser. Sips 2 w /head. Ready for fis· hing. 631-2682/642.()687 18' V·Hull. 16.5hp. 6 <'YI. Mere. 1/0. Needs eng work . $1200. Call 962~01 . <Sl.5.00 value)' to hookup, electric brakes. Rlngling'lros. hitch included $1550. lamum & lall•y Very clean. 637-41.56 after Circus _4_w~ee_k~d_ay~s __ . ___ _ Aug 4 thru Aug 13 I T • Anaheim Convention 72 Smugg er rlr 18 · holds 5 motorcycles. air Center, 800 W. Katella cood., self cont'd .. Awn. Tickets must be ex ing 3 spare tires, $2000 changed for resen:ed 646-6760 aft. 6pM seats at the Convention ----- Center a head of time. New '77 Nomad 20', used 2 Call 642·5678. Ext 333 to mo's, roor air. dual hold· clrum your llcket.s. ing tanks. $3900. firm. 15' Bass Boat 7111 HP, 0 /8 • • * 642-6358aft. 4:30 elec. trolling motor & winch, depth finder. 18' '7S Tahiti Super Tiger Sl~/bstofr. 962-7691 w/trlr. 45501ds eng. Like Auto 5-nice, Parts ~-nu. S49SO. 830-4758 & Accffsories 9400 New Model 1977-30' ..x:a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ray Sedan Bridg e. 55 HP Chrysler 0 /B ski & SAVEWJTH $38,000. Call 67.5·2155 fam recreation lri·huJI. USED & REBUILT 3.5 total hrs. •·wards Sea R s 1976 41' twn Dsl, dbl. King .. Mak e 0 fr . FOREIGN CA PART cabin, fbrgls, flybrdg, 549·2922, 642·3495 *~;;;\ssions trawler. Range 1200 ml. Nu cond. $.59,500. 549.2374 20 Ft. Cigarette, loaded. "Rear Ends or493-5388 $15,000 or trade for "Tires Porsche 911S. 536·2286 or IFenders loots. RHlf / 642-4482, Jerry. ./Doors .,tBumpers Charter 9050 Transportation ............................................... The Oceanic Society has Aircraft 91 I 0 several berths avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORT AUTOSUPPLY 101 N. Manchester. Anaheim 776·9900 1972FORD BIU YATES VW.PORSCHE BUBILETOP VAN A camper speciaHully San Juan Capistrano mt!ll, sunroof. $10,000. Ph MIRACLE MAZDA ON DISPLAY M f-G 644-4671 2150116r4~~liai·· C.M. House oflmports . OlVr sr Co '69 2002 Ong. owner ------AUTHORIZtD Rolls Royce & Bentley self contained & in ex _837:_4800_~93-45..!_!_ cellenl condition. $4200 Rcblt. eng. Xlnt. rond. '75 124 Spider. AM/FM MERCEDES DEAl.ER sales &service . $216SO. 64().8294 c·as~. <illoy nms, xlnt 6862 Manchester, •'63CLOUD Ill Pri pty .531 7977 '74 3.0 CS, lmmac, lo ma, 4 -· · :_...:_ Autos, Imported spd, all extras. 197ZFORDVAH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714-7.52·8211 CONYERSIOM Audi 9707 --. - V8, sunroof, radio, •••••••••.•••••••••••••• Datsun 9720 heater, white spoke '7~·~ Auda lOOLS, 4 spd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• wheels with special tares air. AM /FM stereo, s un DRIVE A & many more options. roof, I~ m1, S3350. 830·9495 LITTLE EZ terms·O.A.C. 1 yr. _orS86·67li ••• pai:ts & labor ser vice '74 Audi LSlOO. 4 spd, 4 dr, : SAVE A LOT pohcy avail. (82691K ) loaded Only S309.5 pp AutogMtv'$~;951s 83J.24SO days, S5i 5538 SlfOP&COMPARE eves. HAIERS ------ AUTO CENTER '75 Audi lOOLS, 4 dr. 4 cyl 1425 Baker St·. C M fuel anj., p S. air, sun· '2blkeastorHarbor8l roof. AM /FM stereo --• ........ " ...... • 540.9109 ~:.~~o ~~.ns:l~t s~:~~: 1:11~li1uj11f;J~1ml '74 GMC V°" S;1100 tbst ofr. Call E. FOR THE 8EST T ~~la1900r. wk days 8·5pm. FlEET PRICES PS., P.8 , A ... AC . '""' AM /FM 8 Track. $4395. Call Jim Needham 547·4382 !72100LS.l owncr,2door. TOD.t.YI. ----sunroof. AM /FM stereo 8 "' '7S Chevy .bubble.top Van track tape. Air cond. 888DOVESTREET conver~aon, like nu . $229S.Ph644-2573 NearMacArthur 10,000 ma. S72SO. 963·1941 ----&Jamboree Roads ----------Alesti~HHC.y 9709 1974 Ford, Bubbletop Van, ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ -~33-1300 __ all self condt 'd, .very '64 3000 Mark 11. $3200 TOr BUYER good cond. 34,000 ma, pvt days 642·5200 eves & Sec us Cirst. & last! Top pty. 493·3191 aft GPM wknds 645·8124' dollar paid for Imports. Ho~ '66 Chev step.van .61 Austin·Healey-Spritc. COSTA MESA w/ 73 6 cyl. .eni,: .• 12 new clutch, all orig, re· DATSUN mpg., e~cl");'lhmg g~ cent valve job, S850 284.5 Harbor fllvd. BARWICK DATSUN ~.m Ju.111 I ·.1p1,1r.1110 831-1375 493-3375 l'ond. $4300 963-4830 Buena Park Conversion. Gd. cond. '72 SPORT COUPE -Onthc~52a!~~~~~ Fwy. 755~.~~~~~~~~bM s s pd, mag wheels, ----(714)631-054.5 AM /f<'M r adio, dual '67 MB 250SL. both tops,--------- pipes, blk vinyl hard-top, stereo FM, dark blue, 4 CONCANNON•S canary yellow. Good con· spd, superb67S 7903 HORSELESS d1t1on Asking $1950 or --- make offer 646-3818 after '75 Mercedes Benz 280S, STABLES 5pm or 673-7144 and leave low mi, xtra clean, s un- msg for Tammy. roof, new tares, fully equip. Maple yellow 1!171 l•'iat 124 B sedan. 4·dr, w t bamboo up ho I . Rudio. Gd rond 833-9880 wkdays, or 963--4607 wknds & eves, 642·94M Brokers or fine contem- J>()rary ROLLS ROYCE BENTLEY automobiles. 2711 E. Coast Hwy '70 Pi at 850, new top/tires. '00 Mercedes 280SL · '70 (714) 675-0930 xlnt rond. S142S/Best of· Mercedes 28<l5L. See 10 Toyota 9765 fer 559~ apprec ~~-••••••• ••• • ••••••• • •••• '72120Special, 4 dr '76 <ISO SL. s1lvcr/black. '75 Corolla Deluxe, air. b~e-11...t Condition loaded. 1mmac., low m1 radials. defogger, xlnt Must Se-II! Must sell. $18,000 or as cond. S237S. 83().8748 lsts95ocash sume lsc. 611 ·4872 . ~8260 '71 Celu:a, 4 speed. aar Talcff ft! cond, xlnt oond. $1550, Call 968·9268 628-9348 eves. MG 9742 ------ 1968 FIATISO ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Toyota Corona Mark 850 SPIDER 74 MG Midget, sharp, con· JI, great cond, $1295. CONVERTIBLE vert. $2400. Pvt pty, 673--7-298------ A very c lean car! <XOE437). Sale Pricfll.$1460 MIRACLE MAZDA 21SOHarbor Blvd .. CM. 645-5700 536-8795 '75 Celica GT. AM/Fl.I MGB ---n44 stereo, S spd. Mint cond. •••••••••• ••• •• •••••••• $339.5. Ph 551·5086 cond. 14 XS bed, Win· 552-8814 afl 5PM dows, extras . Call --------1 645-3269; 646-7698 --·BMW Co!ita Mesa 540..6410 '00 850 Spyder. Rblt eng. -fender dent. Must sell. ·~ MG B New eng. & inl. '77 TOYOTA Corolla. 2 dr, Wires & FM. Jmmac. likenew,AM/FMstereo, $2400/ofr. 675·0442 7000 mi. Must sell, make o.;1----9746 ofr.646-9.560 __ --- 9712 i3 Ford Super Van. P /S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• P /8, air. S23SO 839·9808 __ _ SADDLEB CK ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 DATSUN "75. 646 5830 '71 Opel GT, rcblt cng 260 l -------S2JOO Firm. 673-7103 aft 4 spL-ed. air cond , m<1g Honda 9727 5PM 1974TOYOTA CEllCA • . aboard the elegant 68' New hangers for lease. 'f>.l-'77 Used l\tustang schooner Shearw.a~er for Corona AirJ>Ort, hurry Parts. 990 No. Parker. a S day exped1l1on to only limited number still Orange. CalJ 997·2000 Channel Islands A.ug avail. 633-6817 & 544·3197 1.S-19&a9dayexped1t1on -AU, W~~K DONE at re· Sept 1·9. Sail, swim. ex·~. StlH/ as. prices. Free est. '77 Chevy Van, 6 cyl, st.and. trans, P /S, P I 8 , 3,SOO mi, S300. & T.O.P . ortrans.car.960-2666 BMW COMEIH&SEE THE6JOCSi HOW OM DISPLAY wheels & AM /1-'M racho. ••••••••••••••••••••••• J9'70 Opel GT AM /FM 8- (479NJP). Brmd New '77 track, very clean, $1400 SADDLEIACK HO .... DA c 2559 YAUEY IMPORTS .... ars 963-__ ------ 4 MAMY Pantera 9747 831-2040 95.4949 T Choo r_ I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13,861 actual miles. s speed, air c.ond., AM /FM • i.terco. vinyl root & s pecial wheels. EZ term.s·O.A.C. l yr. parts & labor service policy avail. (900MML). Aulo Center 's price is plore" let a pro(essional Retlt 9 I 20 Ch n s t i an Car Co . '73 Dodge 200, custom int. crew cater to your needs • ••••••••• •• ••. •• ••• •.. 549-8098 mags , new ti res & ---o ~...-om. '11 Charger. nu radials. A /C. Good mpg 13100/bstoffcr. 830 9102 V Id rts & t shocks, xtras, runs xlnt. esse epaBe hreEur~s 8' Cabover Happy trlr. Chevy 6 cyl engine ~ · """"" ""9 5170 to ~ewPort ac. . rme Xlnt cood. Best o/Cer. w/trans x.lnt cond $200. 60,wu ma, .-vv. ,,, . UNIVERSITY 5 ::~~~~~FM OldsmobiJ• w/cassette, M1C'hcl1n ONLY $3595 MAIERS AUTO CENTER 1425BakerSt., C.M. ~11 blk cast of Harbor BL 540-9109 M 1 n n e y , s k 1 p p e r . 645-3832 after 5pm. 548-8300 or 5S6--0687 _da_;,,:.ys ________ , 415/441-1106, 71'/548-4191 1970 Ford Super Van. OUR COMPLETE BODY SHOP ISMOWOPEM '7.5 B210. Brown, radio. Good condition. $2100 or ofr. 955·3647 Honda Cars • GMC radials. low males & a T k superb classic! f;), I' \.'.! cabover campedr, Datsun-Toyota Cartruck, Select Van int, hi-back loah. Sail 9060 Cutt. int, beaut con . parts, compl vehicles. buckets cruise control, ••••••••••••••••••••••• '725.Att.6,548·1076 Sacrifice, moving S29:JO/olr.Call67S-201S. W A N T E D • y a c h t '74 Datsun P.U. X~t co!"d. 673-1784 1974 DODGE I E a · 1 Gold with co-ordinatang sa esman. xper·s a ' cu•tom shell . AM /FM .& • ..r...-for Sale SPORTSMAN YAM Excel oprt. Mariner .. - Yachts675-1393 stereo, boot & mags. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic, pwr. steer· _:..;===..;:...:...:....::..::.;. ____ , Must sell/trade. $2375. R~ ing, stereo tape & air '76Sol Cat 18, Many xtras, Ph (213)593·4468 ber 4 or Yehiclff 9530 cond. This van is extra, includ trailer. Bst ofr. (213) 597-5303 aft SPM or ••••••••••••••••••••••• extra clean with Jow, low 213/592·5663. wknds. 1977 Ford % tons. wag. mUeage. (759KYY). 0Hobie Cat 16. Good cond. ttcles/ .5000 mi. 5th whir, all ONLY $5695 Must sell. S1195. 673-20.50 en 9150 xlras. Sell together or dys 646-0389 eves ••••••••• ••. ••••• •••... sep. Illness. 673-9408 Aft ·. . • '76 Honda XL-175 for sale SPM-=-------~ Lido 14 for.sfile, with lrlr, by owner. $700. Or best 4 Wheel Drives 9550 good co~~ olr. Call~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTHWESTERN YACHT SALES F'Uji32,3.5.40,4S Ericltson3S (2) $38.9 i2 Kawasaki 500. 13,000 mi's. A·l. $500. Ca II 67.5-8038 AMC.JEEP #I in Calif. . Erwin 37 Eqpt. $49,9SO 74 HONDA CB200 WE OtrrSELL ALL JEEP DEALERS lN'THESTATE HUGE IHVEHTORY All Models New & Used Lea,,ing Available Costa Mesa AMCJffP 25.UHARBORBLVD. • Hess 40 Mtrsailer $60M CT 41 Charter or S76M F\tjl 45 Ketch $l 18M 21616 Newport 673-9211 KITE RACING SAILS.SO 613-0726 Mint condition, never used, 500 miles, deluxe windshield, rack and back cushion and roll bar SllSO. over $1000 invested. Call weekdays after Spm. Costa Mesa 5'9-8023 JEEPS 117711 COSTA MESA DATSUN 284SHARBOR BLVD. 540-6410 540.0213 Mde>Leoshtg 9580 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f 971 EXECUTIVE DEMO CUAUMCE '77Sevllle 77Thunderblrd '77TransAm , '77 Volare Wagon All at very low lease rates. Call Mel or Mary at Cort Fox Leasing. 645-3661 1.Udo 14 t 426'7, racina c Hopp ER, 1 9 7 2 • package, cover, xtras, TRIUMPH Completely ' save ffNl • .-.995, Steve, ~ped U'" ne .. ..,,,.. c J • s ' s , c J -7 ' s . Autos WCllthd 9590 Cherokees. Wagoneers, ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.. c , .. e w • ...,vv. Pick-ups, up to Sl ,200 dis· 67&-2050 Cal 714-675-2206 counta. S yr 50,000 mile !16' RACING Sloop , 1964 Honda 90 St bike, warrantysavallable. 1 Luders 16, full race, ju.,t runs treat going to eop.ICllldMtrs Inc ~ refinisb'd, xlnt. cond. Japan, will t~ke best ofr 2001Elat,SA558-8000 AsklnaS2000.64.5-4979 overtt70.SG0067eves '74 Bronco. Low mllea1e, *' Aero, Tripp Destin. 1'11. Kawuakl 500. New cust. bit eng., many ex. muat aee, xlnt cond, dJ>l, rur shocks It Ure. tras. Needs moderate $6800/0fr • .543-9449 or Cln, healthy. S475. body work. $8500. 552~ 551-1372. ....;6'....;&$-8980__;~------· TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN ~~ 'Ml!' , llf /\CH !IL°' ll IHJ~jT IN(,T()N (If Ill_., 1<1,' ::Rt '·~O •11·1.' IMPORT CARS AlLMODB.S WI NEID CLIAN USIDCAIS HOW CMJ.,A"Y 540-5630 BMW RESALES • 1972 2002tli 4 speed, air cond., stereo cassette & mags. <627FGX). Custom260Z Metal Oake silver & blue, custom body & mags, air, FM stcr('o cassette, many xtras. Mui.t sec. 49-1-4761 2850 H~rsplvd. cellent lease plan avail a Costa Mesa 540·9640 ble. (955LOZ>. SADDLEBACIC '74 CIVIC Blue Metallic, VAUEY IMPORTS Wht v.top, new clutch. 831 2040 495 4949 New tires & brkes. Best __ • ___ • i.5 Celica GT. 5 spd, air, FM/AM tape. Xlnt cond. $3600. Ph .5.52·_7080 ___ _ offer over $2300. 7.52-9299 Ponche 9750 19714-spd, New p~int, new •••••••••••••••••• • •• •• rnnl{s, ~ood cngJne. $950. 1973 HONDA &15·.5079 1974 2002tir '70 Datsun s10. 4 spd, COUPE. Automatic with PORSCHE 924S .71 TOYOTA Yellow. 4 speed, air cond., sun· radio & clock, 1 owner, mags. Very sharp car! roof & stereo cassette. <:Iran, $800. 546.4922 041HVD). We have an excellent R&H, tape dk. $8SO or (596MCF). ---Sal4t Pricfll.$1970 selection plus the best ofr. 968·5513 all '75 280Z, fuel injection, MIR ... CLE MAZDA Championship Edition. s ·JOPM wkdy_s_. i-_·v __ _ 1969 2002 air. 40,000 mi., guar steel "" MOW!!! Automatic, air cond. & radials. Cassette deck. 21SOHarborBlvd.,C.M. Bill YATES '72 Corolla. 4-spd. New paint, Michelin radials. Like new. $1650 firm. 631-2149 AM/FM radio. A one _ca_u_e_v_es_._768_-41.S9 645-5700 ownercar. <ZRV449). J 9730 VW.PORSCHE 1972 2002 Automatic with air cond. One owner ca r . (121FTQ). 1973 2002 4 s peed, sunroof' & AM/FM radio. (6505). f 973 laYarfa 4 speed, air cood., sun- roof, metallic paint & on· Jy 27,000 original miles. (lOOLWA). 1976 530i 4 speed, sunroof. air cond . & ste reo . C013REV). 19742002 4 speed, AM/FM & only 23,000 original miles. Sapersharpl (030KYT). 19752002 Automatic, air cond., 1unrooi & metallic paint. (0150. t976200Z • speed with 1&eno cauetle. Superb I (400NKV). J f7l 3.0CSA • A~atic, 1unrool, air cond. la low milu. <JSJ.IPS). -1974 3.0Sla FWl J)O'llfer, auorvot, air cood. Is leather int. <318KLF). -"753.0SI 4 s~. •UfttOOI, leather lnt., aJr cond. le tull llO'"J'. COC9NJL>. 1915 SlOlA Automatic, air coad. It 11,.eteo. A niio 01M1 wntr CU'. (OGNfF>. 1976 DATSUN CllJUCI" San Juan Capistrano 2801 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 837-4800 493 .• 451 ' ------ AM FM d & '7.5'2 XJ-6C. 8,000 mi's. ------. I ra ao, mags $10,400/bstorr. E ER 1970 Corona Mark II. New clutch & valves, stick, near nu radials. Gd cond. $11.50. 834-1505 dys, air cond. Only 16,000 Call 673•3924 57 SP EDST miles. (J4SPH1). XLNT COND. $7300. ScH Pric~$6585 i2 XJ6 green w /tan in· ___ 640-097 ___ 5 __ _ MIRACLE MAZDA terior. Make offer. Sacrifice Sale! Triwlph 9767 557-3396 eves 21.SO Harbor Blvd .• C.M · 642·5991or645·9794. Late '7S Porsche 914. FM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ 6_4_S.5_7_o_o ___ 1 1970JaguarXKEconvert. stereo cas, lo males, '70 TR6, AM/FM rad.lo, 75 Datsun B2IO, htchbk, ~.000 mi, lugg rack, clean. Just serviced. yellow w/beige int, $1850 AM/FM, air cond, xlnt AM /FM cass, wires, Bestofr.CallSS2-0042 ortradeforSkiboator? very good cond. J oe 661·1894 cond, $2800. 673·3366 __ 64S-7641 an 6PM '72 914. New llres, brks, . , AM/FM. Lo mpg's, xlnt '76 TR7. 11,500 ml, SUD• 78 ~z. AM /FM, A/C, .1eMeft 9732 cond. $4200/bst otr. roof, brown cstm paint. Mags, xlnt. cond. Make ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673~ Perr cond. Must sell. offer. 675-4706 aft 7PM , 000 . . 752-5720 anyt.imewknds. 741r!a J.H. 23• mi, car 18 '.59 Porsche 16005, new ·--------immac. $.57~5. Ask for I I .. d. I I TR" '7'" Xl t d 81 i2 2AOZ, 48,000 ml, air, AM /FM, mags, xlnt cond. 540· 19200ys; SSZ.31S6tves. Mark 642-t369or 673.4933 va ves ra 1a s,. c ean, .,, ... n con . ue, eves/~knds. . ~.Trade? 494-2130 ~·::er,f~P. $t200/bst Mencia 9738 '68 Porsche 912. Green. S ••••••••••••••••••••••• spd. Gd cond. Orte Volkswagen 9770 owner. $C900. Ph645-47S1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• miracle mazda '64 Porsche 356 SC. Silver. Gd cond. $4.500 or best. Pb (714)675-4450 VWSALE!!! We Have An ExceJJeot Selection Of VW · Buses & Campers llLL YATES VW.p()RSCHE "M PISTON Ellgine HJieT '62 Poncbe, nms good, 8San37 ~OOC4a9p~~at15 lol 1tatioo wagon. Deluxe 4 good cood. $2500. 552-4889 ..... ...., dr, red, 30+mpg, roof aft6PM/Wlmds 1_PO_P_TO_P_C_A_M_P_E_ll_.- 2150 H..._ llYd. . '7S 9141.8. AM-FM 8-trk, COll9 Mete 645-5700 ~~ 21•000 ml. $6,500. rack 41 AM/FM caasette. "'--de201t. C'd -·-boa• -VW ·~FM •--Movinl to Europe next n• n. a.a.,....., • •v • ft.JR• s ..... ~. week must sell $2500 for 911S ('75 or '71). Loftll·llkeau. Muataell. nexib1e.ecwou' · 538·2286 or U2·44U, ~631~ _,;..... ______ , Jerry. u ~lea 9740 .. lutoma c VW Bug. •••••••••• .. •••••••H•• '7l 811 TARGA Brown Excellent con~. $1200. '7' .., 280 1 • 1, w/1ir, many eatraa. Eva.~ Mttc .... ct • om •· Mu.st Mil, movfni. PP. • Immac. ~ SS1·12'1 or 768-1644 19'15 VW Rabbit. ' dr, 95G-0881af\e. 2.t,000 ml, AM/FM', •n MZB 2805E Bl 6' 3Se<: Porsche, new Int, Plrelll radlal1. allele, ....,.,1 1 t r t .J!.e paint, fc ehrtch. no rust, $2800. 541101 . w,.... n ., o m • .,_,,.,. lllnt toad Meth eound M0-17~atUPM or1r, or. eo_ ~r. -.000: 'a>VWBu1w1tapenuenr ...... 1 -..aev• clu. upc>i, brim, dist, fen, ?$_,SLC, metaJlcl'ff, • batt +. uoootolr., •unroof, AM /FM t•pe 19'73 Porache&l42.0 Lilf'O. ta.ant deck, 1.lr, a.pedal whffla, 11 a c•, A p pea ran c•i-;..;.;... ______ _ only 10,000 m113f1~ OroUp.Spec:blpalnt, bra 14 VW 411, • Dr. auto. '15-1188 t"Va. ot .. --·•-=--t ..... cond New radla.Ls le bra. XJnt dfl. ._ • ..._.., _,, . eood.$.a.147 .. lM. "13 4 Dk Sedan.280, Xlpt.: 9711 .,. VW W~tian hp- CGDd. '1000. ••••••••-••-•••••••• COp C.mPff, tir, dtt. a7CMO ttfrl1. propaoe lh, 't1 RENAULT !It rtbJt. All/F.I( tau. 1tereo, Haw iOt1MWni to ttm out~ tar +bod¥. ,.ao. dnt coed-Low ml, ClaMllied •di do It Wfll; Cail: •z. .. '7:iO. M4-tlZt ·~ '7pm - I \ DIO DAILY f'ILUI • • • • -................ . . . ..,. '-' .. I t1ur1<1ay July .!IJ 1,_71 • '73 VW Pop top Cumper At.Ito•, Uu d Autos, Uaed ~ •• UHd Auto1, Used ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMick '9 I 0 Chrysler ttzS ford tt40 "'-to 9'5 7 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·BUICK SALE NOW G;OIMG ON '62 Chrysler Newport No ~ 9 pass station Wllll. nt!W dents. reliable trans. Li.res, $350 SlSO/b6tolr. Ted64>7457 ~·70ll8 '71 New Yorker Wgn, nr '73 Ford ftanchero P /S, new tires. air. abocks, P/8, A/C, !it aa ~­ must sell. Sl300 /ofr . Good cood. $:!99$ day• 673-8101 7S2·1S70, eve.s SS7·2744 ----Conffl•fttlll 9930 lW1FordLTD4-dr, as ls, ••••••••••••••••••••••• S25() • 73 COHTIMIMT AL MARK IV ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975MAAKIV lt7l,Otl0 ""10 IUHAIOUT Automatic, ••r cond AM/FM I track stereo. Western map • very low miles. EZ terms· 0 .A.C. 1 yr. parts ft labor service policy avail (l33GNA). Auto Ce.nter'i. price1s OMLY $2495 '974FOID PIMTO s9u11E • • • ... DEALER IS • ln111h1t' t•ond. N4'W tent • U~I ofr OVl'I' $~1500 .. 581 7~ NOW OPEN ! Volvo 9772 '7u llul( Rblt tini:. xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111t•1•h , xtnt intt . corn '7l 144 slick, new eng & mat:.. AM '1-'M ..,tcrt•o transmission, xlnt cond, n 11>,cl1l•, i.:d llrci.. ndl> PP &-stofr. 494-4087 '76 262 GLA , fully equipped, xlnt' Private party. $1995. 714:541 ·4789 BAUER BUICK 29'.!5 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA Stiver Edition. Fully equipped includ.mg mag wheels. Only 40,000 miles . Can Lease . ll¥17MPS> SADDLEIACK VAWY IMPORTS 831-2040 49S.4949 Automatic, radio, beater Every Htra Jn the worJd & deluxe interior. Super rncluding K burgler ruce! EZ terms-0.A.C. 1 alarm ! Extra nice! yr. parts & labor service (7~PR). For sale at on· policy avail. (163910 ). ly $7950. Cort Fox Leas· Auto Ccnt.el''S price ls --------.. ... ... .. .. v' Easy to find • • p111nt ll~ Ph 675 7571i '72 1800ES Sport Wgn Xlnt cond. $5100. A Classic, P IP (1)870·7480 ang. Ca~4S.l66 f OHL y $2695 '76 Buick Century V6. •73 MARK IV, loaded. MAIERS 979-2500 .., Easy to deal with • .. 71 VW Uug, xlnt cond., \M/J;'.M. must i.cll. $1654> ororfer 832-00Sll art 5PM • LARGE SELECTION OF MEW • ! & USED AUTOMOllLES • • ARE MOW READY FOR : t.i7 YWBo~~n~grt.'at • ,. 675·9~ art 5 : IMMEDIATE DELIVENY : '63 vw Bug .. ~ • 16-18 AUTO CENTER DRIVE : Callaft 5'64547~ • IS D FRWY >t ti6 VW Bus, AM FM, nt'w • . -LAKE FOREST EXIT) ,. radials, xlnl runn1n#? it IRVINE ,.. rnnd. siooo ,..,rm 675 4970 . .~~~ _.. 830 7000 • '67 CLASSIC TOUJHNG • -• VAN Sunroof. moon win • • dows. 15000 m1 011 65h11 • • • .a,. • • • ..._ • • • • • • • Jtl. • JI. • • .f it reblt eng. Bo.ct;· 1n w~ry l , gd. cond. Hun:, J.:rt•al DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ~500. 640-4657 '64 VW T RUCK New pnl & t•n(o(. Sl400 or bl•!>t offrr 646~15 or 642 42.1:1 Find what you want an Daily Pdot Class1Cwd1> 1968VOLVO SEDAN 4 speed with factory air cood. Not many left' tBYR640> Sale Priced-$1760 MIRACLE MAZO A 2J50 Harbor ~,Ofi..: C M 64S.Sl . 197SVOLVO 164ASEOAH 4 DOOR Leather int., &utomat1c, air cond ., sunroof. AM /FM stereo t·assettt>. l739M PT ) Pnced to !>ell at ONLY $4995 SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 1966 Volvo 122S Cpe, very good cond. <.1uto. new radials /lr ans 1 cxha ust. SJ 100/bst ofr 770·0290 Autos, Used .•...•...............•. AMC 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1972 Matador. auto, air. PS, PB. xlnt cond. SJ 100 496-llM3 Buick 9910 •...••...•............• 1975 Buick Regal VS, automatic. air cond .. full power. AM/FM 8 track stereo, till wheel, custom rnt., vrnyl top, rally wheels & 33,000 ac tual miles . EZ term:. 0 .A.C. l yr. parts & labor service poli cy avail (953LPS). Auto Center's price is ONLY $4295 NABERS AUTO CENTER 1425 Baker St., C. M 1 2blkeastofHarbor Bl S40·9 I 09 Llke new, economy. 4 dr XJnl. cond. Priced for 70Coupe, air, full pwr, im AUTO CIMT'Ea $4200 536-7313 sale. 552-9134 mac., stereo. Jeuth ml., 1425 Baker St., C.M. CodiHac 9915 Canette --9932 lomi,AnS,640-4062 1)blkeastoUhrborBI ••••••••••••••••••••••• .~ •• ~••••••••••••••••••• Maverick 9947 540.9 io9 - 1975 CORVETTE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Ptnto Wagon. auto. air. 2Tops.F1ameredw/t.an '72Maven ck,m';15t sell.6 AM;FM, 8-track, )o interior. Auwmatic. air c YI, Io w m ii ea e e mtleage. $2300. 545-1202 d l · S1600/offer. 675-9098 1974 CADILLAC con • pwr .. s eerrng, ---avmg stat.e, '73 Ford , AM/FM radio. chrome Mereury 9950 Pinto excl. coed. izsoo. COU E DEVIUE wire wheels. Wholes ale ••••••••••••••••••••••• casb893-4982 Cabriolet top, h.lt wheel, blueboolc-$6500 ; re· •69 MERCURY Stahont---------- crwse control. AM /FM tail-~06~. (839MVG >. Wagon. Good cond. $700. stereo with tape player. Our pnce ts 968-9'73 C496KZI ) ONLY $6671 -MustcMg-----,952 $5488 MAR9UIS VOLVO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nabers Cadillac 2600 H.trbm 131vd < •hlc1 M.:~.1 540.ll 100 MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 49S.l2LD *** Randy Allison 4170rchid CdM '86 Auto 289. 57.000 ong mi. 2 ownrs. Xlnt cond. $1800. 831-1548 '70 Auto trans, 302 eng, 56,700 mi, orig owner, new paint. xlnt cond, Sl.600 Cash 839-4062 197'FOU PINTO M.P.G. Automatic, radio, heater & bucket seats. A real beauty with Jess than 21.000 miles. (S24PUQ). Th.is great liWe mileage getter is OHLY$3295 -· '76 CPE DE VILLE COSTA MESA DATSUN 57 Mustang, 6 cyl, auto, 2845HARBOR BLVD PS, rebll trans, clean. 540-641054o.o•r1 econo, $1095 /ofr. PP, · -• Autos, New 9800 Auto1, Mew 9800 Auto1, Mew 9800 Lo males 640-6454 You are the winner of two free tickets ($15.00 value). to Ringling lros. 8Clr1IUnl & Bailey Circus ~J!-429-~ -~. 996s ····•···•·····•••·•·•·· .................•...•.......•................ at BAUER BUICK FINAL 4 DAYS s2,ooo,ooo / INVENTORY REDUCTION July '77 ho• been our Bigg••• Month Ever, ond for good reason . • . w, hove Discounted our greatest Sehicfton of Models like Ntver Beforel Cotfte & Jtlin u• in the Final 4 .ys of our record Breaking Month. We'll all Be gfod you Did. Extend9d Hewn Ourinv Ovr flnal 4 Doya. Open 8:30 A.M. to 10 r .M. Th11r•., Fri., Sot., S1111doy, J"IY 21, 29, 30, 31. CHOOSI 'ROM THE LAROIST 8UICK INVINTORY IN ORANGE COUN'TY DISCOUNT ~1,_1115 w.~ fl '::0 'n BUICK ELECTRA ~ LIMmO 4 Da. SIOAH '""''' ..... ,~ .... , ·~...--.. .... ,, .... v.. .. w., ......... ~ ...... -....... ·~~ ......,,. •• , ...... c 4• ............. , ....... eil IM 4ta ••t•••· th ' •1SJIS) (ii .. e7'1•1 ,_., _.... ............. ,",'" DISCOUNT ~ll,,t;. DISCOUNT .:.~ ~ "n BUICK REGAL 4 DR. 77 BUICK SKYHAWK . ICK ·~ ,_ .. .....,,.___ DISCOUNT ---....--=::.:..-~~:::: 'l~~as _ ..... , ....... '"":.!'~ ,_.. ----~-... "'-"'"-__ ... ™M .. OP.EL '76 2 DOOR COUPE Alltomotic ~..-. w ctndltlel1l11g, J.M.IM._...._. ......... FINAL 4DAY 1 USED CAR -... ~ .. SALE TtiURSOAY, FIJDA Y, SATURDAY, SUNDAY JULY 28, JULY 29 JU&.Y 30, JUlY 31 EVERY USED CAR IN STOCK SLASHED! FROM $995 FROM •1395 FROM '1555 11m 11m '1888 '1895 •1895 .,, _ _,..u ~-·.a..•.a.. .,, .... _, r.,u;.--,,, ___ :.--~ .,,,.. 1-4-111- '1995 '1999 '1999 11999 '2495 '2999 1975 Coupe D~ YIU. '65 Mustang 289. 4 spd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fully loade d. low mileage, vinyl top. Ex cellenl cond1t1on $500 or best offer. 879· 7075 Aug 4 thru Aug 13 Anaheim Convention Center, 800 W. Ka tell a Tickets must be ex· s uper clean. Rum ~real 1976 POMTIAC S875. 497-3195 Firebird Fon.ula '67 MUSTANG $675 '76 Cad Seville. Has ever· changed for reserved 631·3737 838-7986 th 9.. M · seats at the Convention -----Y mg 1 "' m1. mt Center ahead of time. SUPER SPECIAL• cond. $11,500 Ph 640-7314 Call 642-5678, Ext 333 to 1970. PS. PB. lo m1. make Cad 77 Seville. $12.500 Lo claim your tickets. ocrer. 552-1772 , 675 6666 nu. loaded. Spotless PP. * * * G • 714-870-7480: 213·694 1053 -_ __ 69 ra nde, great car, - -'74 Corvette 350 auto bm musli.ell, bestoHer '68 Coupe de Ville. ~.000 w /saddle int. f~lly ,,_ 968-7438 m1. $695. or bst ofr. P.P. loaded, lk ne w. P /P . '70 MUSTANG Classic ~-87~9am·5pm > .... '6500. 961H810 aft. 6pm 71.000 mi. xlnl cond. Ne~ 1972 CADILLAC . •72 VETTE Cu.st. bod~ tires, 20-25mp~. $1950 or COUPE DEVILLE pearl wht. Rag & hard ~~.!.!°· 644· l464 11 ,700 actua l miles. Automatic, pwr. steer· m g.brakes -windows, AM/FM stereo tape, till wheel & rally wbeels. EZ tenns-0.A.C. 1 yr. parts & labor service policy avail. (278NRS). Auto Cent.er's price is OMLY$5895 NAIEltS AUTO CENTER 1425 Baker Sl., C.M. '~ hlk east of Harbor BJ 540-9109 Fully loaded. Needs top. Lots of extras. Best '72 Mustanl! PB. p's. AC pa.ml & l>Cat covers but ofr. over $6000. 982·7478 Good cond1t1on '68 TEMPEST Wgn. 56000 otherwise looks great & eou;;.---9 933-l'.140·2245or008·1648 m1. J!d. tires, n eeds runs great! (107FPF.). A ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fl RE EN'' R •d ,75 ~71~.03r w ork. $500. bargain at only SIK95 v c .,.. ·uo1 eves. Cort Fox Leasm.: C<.111 t974 MERCURY Mustang II MPG. 4 spd, • . ----- 645-3661 COUGAR XR7 22000 mi. 25mpJ!. S2600 or 1972 Pontiac LeMans Con-bt!storr 494·0620 vcrt. New pamt. top & 1965 Coupe De Ville Good condition 545·1291aft6PM Blue mist w /matching mlf!rior Automatic, air '67 Mustang. 6 cyl Auto. cond.. pwr steenng . & steel radial'> Xlnt cond. tires. 43,000 miles. 675-1567 brakcl>. ~tereo radio, $1200 MS-9953 lllla..iiwbi'rd 9970 CAD'74CdV.2.dr,loaded. vinyl top Wholesale --·-- AMt FM ster. wht w/red bluebook-S3000 ; r e 196.5 Mustang 260 cu in 68T-Bird, goodcood&lo int. Xlnt cond. Askmg tail-S4Ul0 1295LEB). Our V..S.. Tac, auto. PS, PB. mileage. Bs& olr. Must. pnce$SOOO. P IP .546·9094 priceis Buc k t•l :;euti.. 4 nu sell.Pvtpty.Pb:9'19-1897 or75l·L97l ONLY $3095 radials, 100.000 m1 between6-7. --_ M•RnUISTOYOT• $1500/bslofr. 751·8103 -------Ccnaro 9917 "" """ "" -----'6STB1rd.XJntbod,y&up-••••••••••••••••••••••• MISSION VIEJO '66 289 V 8 Gd cond . holstery. Runs good. •1s BROWN w /V top, 831-288049$.1210 Pioneer FM stereo cass. $lOOOfirm.54>U!02 ------$1200/bstofr.644·7582 -mags, spoilers. top cond ~ 9935 ·--'68 T·Bird, xlnt coud, full $4600/besto'fr.963·1301 •••••••••••••••••••••••Oldsmobile 9955 power, AC, s tereo, ---- -1975 Dodge Dart Swinger ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673...s.450 '76 CAMARO very low mileage. e.x · 19750LDS --------- =aculate. ma~~:.¥~ eellent. condition. Muat CUTL.4SS SALON '73 MAROON Xlnt. cond .• sell this week at low BJue Pbdllied l b /tilft full pwr & extras. $3300 9920 Book. Call evenil)ga lnCCIOr. AM~~zes~r~ ~~~~eorge . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·~~ __ "" al.eer1ng-brake1J.· ego 9974 1974 CHEVY '73 Wag. 9 pass. A·l'Cond. ~s, bucket seats, ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPALA SEDAM Lo mi. Nu Ures, loaded. vinyl lop, air cond., VEGA 76 Royal blue w/blue vinyl P/P675·1393/646-7390 cruise control, lilt wheel. HATCHBACK GT interior & matching top. Locally driven car. . Automatic, air cond., •'77 Dodge Yan* (828NJG ). D~MO. 5 speed trans., pwr. steering & brakes, '* ... I OOs OHL Y $4995 (~~)~:ii; ~~.c • low miles. Wholesale custom exterior paint & MARQUIS VOLVO ONLY $3291 blue book-$2325 ; re-mags custom interior, MJSSIONVIEJO tail·S3175. (343SPH). Our paneling & carpeting. 831•2880 49S.l Z IO HOWARD C~'n'Olet pdceis Pwrsteering, pwrbralte, Dove&QuallSts. ONLY $2495 SWl roor, AM·FM stereo '73 CuUass Supreme full NEWPORTBEACH MAR9UIS TOYOTA cassettew/4spkrs.10,000 pwr, AC. new Best ofr. 833-0555 MlSSIONVIEJO mi. S0.000 mi. warranty. PP49t-4087 . Brand new condition ----'74 VEGA. 30,000 mtles. 831·2880 49S.1210 PJClO invested will sell '75 CUTLASS Saloo, all $900 Ca 11 eves &. for balance owmg $7900. extras. S4900 weekends 8:f1·3133 'T7 Chevy Malibu classic wgn. Air /stereo, fully loaded . Lo mi. $5800 493-4797 559-5861 eves. 492·2488 1975 C_H_E_VY __ _ '73 Wgn, 9-pass. Great car Pinto 9957 VEGA for lrg fam . Immac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic, air cond. & '75 Impala Sport Sedan, cond. Fully au\o, ong 1972 FORD only 34,000 miles. Extr a landau top, 30,000 rni, own:!'°..:.~l~:.. __ ~ PIMTORUNAIOUT clean! <06300>. orig ownr $3095. 963-4257 Ford 9940 4 speed. powder blue ex· Sale Priced-$2 I 60 '75 Moo1a 2+2, AM -FM, ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.ertor & very low miles. MJRAClEMAIDA air, lomi. $3000/ofr. (05.FJ'J). 2150HarborBlvd.,C.M. 675-4516 ~-PHIL SalePric.ct-$1775 645-5700 •Classic Corvair Con· LONG MIRACLE MAZDA ·14 GTWagon.hpd. A/C, vertible 's, restor e d, FORD 2150HarborBlvd.,C.M. lowner,xlntcond.$1500/ must see, must sell 645-5700 bstoft.64Z-106'7atU SJ6.9993or (213) 943-3238 ~ AMfos. M•w 91004ados, M•w 9IOO '73 Monte Carlo Landau, '\] • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• P/S,P/B.P/W,AM/FM, •+ _+; WSW, A/C, Clean $2750 1•o0 • ~., 497·2531after6pm wkdys ...-.)i * tv 67 Corvalr Monia 110, ~·•-•hlf-OO...A- 64,000 ml, one owner, 64"--c;-,..._ $l200. 6'4-<M96: &40-0020 '75 LTD 2 dr Brhm, Xlnl 94 Corvalr Convert. needs ciond. Best offer. 640-SS65 top, paint, int worlt. $l50 or ~2901 orolr. 848-3525 ---------- --' 7 5 F o r d L T D . '70Cbev)'Capric'e, clean. PBt PS;PW. FM /AM rons f1'eal. $1 uo stereo. Vinyl top + Ex· 548-8300orSS6-0l!n tr as. Top cond. lo '74 Chevy Sta Wen. &-pass mlleaae, m ake orter Malibu cla11lc, P /S, _s.. __ 1882 ______ _ P/B, air eodd, AM/FM radio, ltbr seats. Runs out SHOO l'IJ.4ol9. 40 CHANNEL DIGITAL . CB RADIO ' • • , ~ ·. . NEW 1977 PONTIAC SUMBiRD CITY 23MPG. HWY. 33 MPG. Offlc:lal. EPA 111ilea9e estimates for standard shift sub·compact cars. Your mileage may •ary depending on your drhhtcJ habits, yo•r car's equipment and state of tune. SEE IT TODAY DRIVE IT TODAY Eouipped with 4 cylinder 140 cubic inch engine & standard transmission Thur9day, Jury 28. 19n OAJL y PILOT DJ J $3695 ·· NEW '77 PONTIAC ASTRE • Ser. #2C11 B7U534332· . Only · s395 TOTAL . DOWM CASH OR TRADE $395 tots down. '48 monthly payments of $97.79. Deferred price 55088.92. APR 13 48~. 1977 YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE MEW 1977 PONTIAC CAT ALINA FACTORY AIR COMDITIOMIMG EQUIPPED WITH: Automatic transmission. power steering, power disc brakes, cruise control, AM/FM stereo. tilt.steering wheel. Ser. #2L37R7P139112 *STICKER PRICE •• =-•.••..•...••.•.. :'$7093.80 DISCOUNT .•••••.••••••.•••••.•• $1298.90 BOB LONGP.RE'S CLEARANCE PRICE 55795 •Sticker price 1s manufacturers suggested retail pnce plus dealer installed accessories. 11 any $1895 1975ASTRE COUPE • .';'hndltif 3 loeed tedM nNttM $•3N~Ot 1974 PONTIAC $3695 GRANDVILLE s2795 1970JEEP v.a. auto .,.,,, tectOtV air c:ono. COMMAHl>ER FOUR ~~!9:::: :;:;"!.,~;;;· WHHt. DRIVE •••1»1-•U hft'S 1a11v-1o11..:ruo ... lock• Sltel< 111ift (~Y.I 1~•3lFUI 1976 PONT AIC $5695 RREl1lDf5"1T V·ll. aulo t11n1 • IACIOry llr concM'°"""" -llH<ll'9 r*"'> llUIM ....,,_ lifa !Wed g'-8. 111iy. -(381NYT) NEW 1977 PONTIAC GRAMD PRtX FACTORY AIR COMDITIOMIMG . . EQUIPPED WITH: ·350 CID V-8 engine. wsw radial t ires. power steering. power disc brakes. radio. tinted glass. etc. Ser. #2J57R7P352228 BOB LONGPRE'S CLEARANCE PRICE 55695 I LIKE NEW . . 1977 CHEVROLET RCAMl"'O SS V06 , eu10. tr1'11 tac:1ory 1tr condlltOrOroQ. oewo!r 1tet'f•"9 crUtM contrcll. rlltye wnools I I E6009'.!J $2595 19740LDS s2495 1973FORD . V·8 Iulo~~~ '~•cloiy 1,, COURIER • conc!ohont"O, -~lef'nt19. Sle<OO 4 IC..-c! C.trpet 1~1 A"/FM rodl() • ....,, tool (ll20lJT) ltHO<I ·-·mag wneell.19&47tiT) / 7 t DJ2 DAIL y PILOT Thuraday, July 21, 1977 17 5 FIAT SPIDER s4599 '70 JAGUAR XKE s4499 51599 · .,,, DTIAMCI t26ro.T '77 HILUX P /U #RN23-055312 SPECIAL PAINT CUSTOM INTERIOR MAG WHEELS MUCH MUCH MORE EARLE -IKE IMPORTS 51591 \ . YOUR CHOICE .... --- '77 LANDCRUISER FJ40-249792 LOCKING HUBS AM RADIO MUD /SNOW TIRES -- __.. ~ 1 r, ... ~ Huntington Beaeh ( . Fountain Valley . EDITION VOL.. 70, NO. 209, ~SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JULY 28, 19n TENCEN· southland Sinnners; Fire P ·eril Soa~ Nervous Orance County fir~C autborlties watc.bed the thermometer and at- mospheric bumldit.Y aau1e toctay u ScMbera Calltom.ia simmered and sweltered In the third day ol lts worst tm fire peril period. Temperatures were expected to drop sli&btly int.o the mid to high 90s ln inland Orance County but olftcial$ 5tressed the fire risk atill mats in its most critical degree. •'The weathermen are still talkine about the blab 90s throuah the weekend," Orange County Fire Department Capt. ID'uce Turbeville said today. Weather forecasters predicted temperatures in the mid·70s at beach areas which have been at- tracting throngs of visitors seek- iog relief from inland heat. But Captain Turbeville said it is the inland sector that fuemen are most concerned about. due to Timbers Slaivered the ftre dancer. County flrellghtlnf forces are also depleted by eight engine companies dispatched .to Santa Barbara to assist. In bat~ that city's holocaust in the bills. '·'They are still up there today, but I expect they'll be back by tonight, .. said Captain Turbeville, noting the Santa Barbara blaze that destroyed more than 200 homes is now at · least contained. "Virgo," a Cal·34, looked like this after running aground near Balboa's I Street Wednesday night. Newport Beach lifeguards said owner Winston Reynolds of Santa Barbara failed to make the Newport Harbor entrance and went on the beach about 7:30 p.m. Reynolds and his companion, Jane Clark of Balboa, escaped unharmed. Efforts to tow the boat off the beach were unsuccessful. Lifeguards said it broke up in the surf. / Adult Fil1n United Crusade's 1 l Plan P:olled Fund R:epert ·Bit , By pay TJ7 The Wes\ Orange epty Unit-cr:uaade'• dlree• tO the <>ranee ed Crusade bas been ordered to County District Attom•J 'i office, f A Los Angeles pay television halt a "misleading" fund.raising accoriUng to Deputy Atto~y reporting practice, California G~eralJimCordi. • station which plans to begin Justice Department officials said Cordi satd today crusade l Orange County service by Sep-Wednesday. volunteer fres1dent Bernard J. tember is polling subscribers for The Justice Department has Ridder Jr. bu been-ordered to r tfleir views about receiving X· 1 1 'rated movies in their homes. turned over its investigation.into stop the charity group's past National Subscription reports of surreptitiously taped practice of taking credit for Television, which broadcasts telephone calls made by the funds actually raised by other or- 1 from Mount Wilson over Channel ganiiations. : 5 to homes with TVs fitted with D J Records ebow the crusade, al-special devices, says it is "testing· &ard e ays filiated witb 30 non·profit groups 1 thewaters"abouttheadullfare. in Huntington Beach. Fountain ' In a letter to subscribers this Valley, Westminster. Garden Ran h . v· Grove, Seal Beach and Midway month, Protram Director An· C 0 leW City, took credit for $20,815 , drewR. Walcfwrote: ' "We have flad a number of re-raised by the Orange County I quests from our subscribers for Future Vote Combined Federal Campaign <CFC> in 1975, said Cordi. I X·rated films. Please indicate CFC is affiliated with the Con enclosed opinion cards> 1our A decision on the future of b · 1ee1,·ngs, both pos1·uve and R h crusade ut 1s a separate group. ~ anc o View School won't Cordi said the reporting practice negative, as to our showing X-materialize until at least mid· implies the crusade raised more rated films. September so that they can first money and spent less on the ef· "Depending on your response hold a public hearing on the long. fort that it actually did. we would begin the program-debated issue, trustees of Hunt· Th J t· D t t f ml·ng on a test bas1·s at midni0 ht e us ice epar men o • e. ington Beach's Ocean View r· ·al "d his staff conducted a On OCcasl·onal Fn·day or Saturday ic1 sai School District decided Wednes-tw th l i fg ti in nights." o-mon ong nves I a 00 • •· day. to the crusade which also turned ...Contacted today about the ap-The district's staff is rcecom-up information dealing with Ex- ,.parent plan to show tbe first X· mending that Rancho View, ecutive Director E . A. "Bud" rated motion pictures on Los closed this spring becauae of Greene's knowledge of taped Angeles television, Wald denied declining enrollment, be used as telephone calls in the charity having any actual plans. the new site for district: business group's office. He said the subscriber poll is offices. The move would cost an Cordi declined to elaborate an being done "only lo tesl the estimated $138,000. (a-REPORT p ••) waters. We are not showina, and The hearing won't be held until ~ , age <Vi have no plans to show, X·rated sometime in September to max- IUms." imizethepossibilityforpubllcin-Caneer Vietim Wald said, however, that a put, trustees decided. The specter or what happened in the brush and tree-choked can·~ yons and ridges above the pic- turesque city sWJ haunts him. "l am not maldng any kind of . predictions," Captain Turbeville stressed. "But for some reason, historically, our fires in Orange County usually break out on the third or fourth day of a beat wave." He noted today is the third day of le1J!peratures that reached, * * * 101 at county fire department headquarters in Orange at s p.m. Tuesday. . "The situation is still very critical," he observed. Authorities at El Toto Marine Corps Air Station said Wednes- day they have made various preparations for the possible out· break ol fire, both in having ready men and heavy equipment. A standing station order calls for 100 men to be ready on a mo- * * * rnent's notice to fight a m~Ol"' blaze anywhere in the county. Firebreeks around the sprawl· ing base lying at the base ol the crackllng-ctrY Santa Ana Moun· tains were also bulldozed earlier this spring and wider tban in pre- vious years. The Third Marine Air Wing plans to make available a variety of heavy equipment such as bulldozers and road graders for <SeePERIL,Pa1eA2> *· * * Damage $50 Million , Disastrous BlaZe . Started by Kite highly flammable and described now as "explosive" because of two years of drought. ''But the wind is very quiet and we don't anticipate any more problems unless something total- ly unforeseen happens,•• Or bus said. parched Pacific coast, became a panicked city Tuesday night as s heets of flame tore through the drought·dried brush of the Santa Ynez Mountains. SANTA BARBARA (AP) -A disastrous brush fire that was started by an errant kite touching a power line bas finally been controlled, fire officials said t.oday. The blaze injured 22 people, destroyed or damaged 385 expensive homes and caused a Joss estimated by officials at $50 million. "lt's very quiet this morning. There are no flames at all," said Dennis Orbus, a U.S. Ferest Service spokesman. "We're just tamping down the hot spots now." Santa Barbara, a wealthy com- munity of mission.style homes whose red·tiled roofs lend a ·Mediterranean flavor to the Fire storms leaped erratically from canyon to ridge, leaving a patchwork of destruction across the city's richest neighborhoods. Fire officials estimated that 250 expensive homes were <See nRE, Page A2) The fire which began Tuesday night and was~ooWltl· R4Mll-W<8Gll*-- day burned 740 acres of brush. An estimated 3,000 people fled the area. Authorities said they were told by a young man who they would not identif)' tbat tbe fire, cme of th1t worst in this acenlc com- munity's history. began whee bis tute blew Into a high.voltage power line In Sycamo" Canyon. "I shall always r~~t th& ~art. however lbnocent, f'bave bid in this tragic matt.er," the yoong rnan was q_lloted as saying Wednesday. ''I am deeply shocked and saddened by the greatloss and suffering which has . . resulted from the fire.'• The kite flyer was reported in seclusion outside \the city. and authorities said nb prosecution was contemplated. Fjrefigbters bad been wonied the blaze might flare again dur· ing the night, or that another spark might re·ignite the chap- ;1rral ~h, norm ally dry and B4KERYHIT BYUWSUIT LOS ANGELES (AP> -A lawsuit was filed against a San Gabriel bakery charging the company allowed dead and de- composing rodents neiJr the mix· ing area and used insect·inlested or rodent·contaminated baking ingredients. The suit against Thee of California was flled Wednesday in Superior Court by the district attorney .. VICTIM OF 'POLITICS?' County Supervisor Anthony Anthony Hits JuryMovea8 'Politi.cal' FV Auto Siilesman .Arrested 1 . . I ~ ' A SACRAMENTO (AP) -An Orange County car salesplan bas been arrested Gil charges c-A seJ.l.. iog 100 counterfeit automobile ti• - Ue docurnentl to undereovei- agen~. William R. Driver, 37, of Foun· f tain Valley, was booked for in· ' vestigation of forgery. 1 possession and sale of counterfeit title ttocuments and conspiracy • authorities said Wednesday. Lt. Glen SeweJl of the California Highway Patrol said Driver was arrested after selling the documents to agents in a parking lot at Sacram'1nto MetroPQlitan Airport. Sewell said counterfeit title papers could be used to sell stolen cars, and one stolen 1976 vehicle was recovered in Los Angeles in connection with the case. He said the Secret Set-vice, CHP, Department of Motor Vehicles and the S;lcramento County district attorney's offic., took part in the invesUgaUcin. Indicted Orange County Skid Row Aided Supervisor Philip Anthony said LOS ANGELES (AP) -A park Wednesday that he now believes where Skid Row habltues could bis treatment at the hands of the .. legally gather and sit," and 135 Grand Jury, District Attorney's new housing units for the "wino om.c~ ~~ press "is primarily district" have been approved by pohtical. , • the Community Redevelopment Anthony s charge came as Agency and sent to the City Coun· court ordered seals on ell. The refurbishing of Skid Row transcripts of secret grand Jury would cost $2 7 million testimony leading to bis indict-· • m~nt along with five other men were lifted and the transcripts <>th.er Coveraae f arge number of requests for the -sexually oriented material have been made. (SeeX·RATED, Page"AZ> 0-C Concertmaster NardUlli Succumbs • made public. -e Vntll now, Anthony had re. fused to criticize tbe indictment process that ended with him, Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and four others being charged with Infractions of state political cam. Additional stories about the Huntington Beacb·Fountain Valley uea appear today on Page CS. paign disclosure laws • But In a news release Wedoes· day, Anthony complained about bavini his request to keep the tr8D8cripts sealed rejected. And be cbutised the dbb1ct attorney's Office for opposln& hi& efforts to keep the transcripts UD• der wraps. The Westminster supervisor said tbetr release .. can only lead ,to even rnore unwarranted and prejucfi4:1al pubU~~.'' , "1 have tried to do everytblnf passlble to prevent this cu• from belnf tried ln the ae~ and other medla," Ant.hoQy aUd. ••There '1nady b.ia bem IO much publicity tbal l probabl7 Wft 't be able t.o aet • Jurr that hasa't been w.d\tl:J iDllu..S by lnnaaun•~ oe..lkle4 ~ .. lac." He aao eriildad IO-nllect ''tStleted" dlfllldanta iuOb • hlmRlf tMdnl ··~ Won tMtreod jury,~ ... boipe tM1 wowct . ....,. man IM ffM....:-'tMIDMI¥•·" . .... .. a""' ..... ucl......., u..bioal tedle lil ur l&aW. couat.1 or: feleral rtir*~ ........ h. •:wt 'OlteUft ..... MJ Coast Weather Late nlcht and earlY. morning tor and low clouds along tbe coa•t. Otherwise sunny Friday. Low1 tonltht 62 to ea. Hi&hs Fricfay in '101 at beaches to near 90 inland. INSIBE T8DA. Y AJ DAILY PILOT I H/F Thursday, July 21, '977 { . f' < . f. ) . ~ «;~\\\ \\'(•~- ... Wl,.pllOIO NEW YORK 'PUSHER' SELLS LEGAL POT Michael Glass One-ups Pet Rock Tradition 'Pot' Pushed At $2 an Ounce, It's Legal NEW YORK <AP) -In the finest tradition of the Pet Rock. the world now has Legal Pot. Michael J . Glass, advertising copywriter and budding ''pothead." has taken to the streets and stores of America to deal his pot at $2 an ounce, not a bad price these days. ms POT, YOU SEE, IS m ade of stainless steel, weighs two ounces and costs $4. The pol is packaged in a humidor-style box and inside an a1 rtight plastic bag •'to insure that the pol stays as fresh as it was the day it left the factory.'' Legal Pot even comes complete with metal pot seeds and sug- gestions on what to do with them. TO GO ABOUT SMOKING POT, according to Glass, "Fill your Legal Pol with water and place it on a lit stove. In a matter of minutes you will be experiencing smoking pot." To stop smoking pot: •'Simply tum off the stove." The spoof gift item is accompanied with a 32-page illustrated booklet that instr4cts one on.bow to get the most eltjoy01ent from the ooe-cup pot. • To roll your pot, one needs a good roJling paper. the booklet instructs. "THE NEW YORK TIMES, the Chicago Tribune, the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times are all excellent papers," •'Simply twist the paper in a counter-clockwise direction as if you were making an impromptu fly swatter. Now take the rolled paper and your pot and go find a joint. Any joint will do~ Harry's Saloon, Joe's Pool Hall, Shirley's Massage Parlor, etc. "Making sure it's empty to prevent a messy roll, place it four to six feet away Crom the joint and give it a hard above with. the paper. If you shoved hard enough, you will have successfully rolled your Legal Pot into a joint." · · AND Sil IT GOES. EVERY time you want to use your pot you'll end up "going lo pot" because ''a Legal Pot wlll never go to you." Getting high on LeeaJ Pot can be extremely dangerous because the two-inch high pot can support only 20 pounds. From Page A J FIRE •.. destroyed and another 135 homes and other structures were damaged . Three thousand persons fled as the flames, driven by "sundowner" winds, raced through the chaparral brush that covers Southern California's mountains. Seven evacuation centers were set ur· but relief workers said few o the financially secure ref· ugees stayed there. Most elected to stay at the 78 hotels and motels in Santa Barbara, a major tourist area. Dist. Atty. Stanley Roden said the kite flyer, identified only as a man in his 20s, was ln Sycamore Canyon when his kite was blown into a 16,000-volt power line. OAANOI! COAST HI,. DAILY PILOT F,.._PageAJ X-KATED ••• I "We would never show hard- cor e movies like 'Deep Throat,' "Waldsatd. He added, "Our definition of X· rated movies, would be con- sidered soft-core." Wald protested that even If the majority of the station's sub- scribers wanl'ed .. soft-core" films over their home television sets, "We probably wouldn't do it." When asked, then why take a · poll, be replied, "We are in the service business to be responsive to our customers." The station bas no X-rated films on the schedule for Auiust. Results of the poll are due in mid· A"gust. This month's schedule includ~ a number of B-rabMLJnovies, in· eluding "Everything-~ ou-Always Wanted to Know About Sex," "Big Bad Mama," "Lis:ttomania" and "Briq Me the Bud of Alfredo Gercla." DefrciuJ, Of Pilots Charged ·. LOS ANGELES <AP> -A federal grand jury has indicted lawyer-financier Barry Marlin for allegedly defrauding hun- dreds ol United Airlines pilots of at least $12 million. The panel charged Marlin, 4S, with 24 counts of securities, mail and wire fraud, interstate transportation of money ob- tained by fraud and c~using the filing of false tax returns. Most of the money obtained by Marlin did not go into the proj- ects, most of them lax shelters, for which it was raised, the in- dictments alleged. The indictment capped a 16- m onth investigation by lbe Securities & Exchange Com. mission, postal inspectors, the Internal Revenue Service, and the U.S. attorney's office here. Marlin, who recently moved to New York, is scheduled t.Q bear- raigned l\ug. 1. ~ccording to the indictments, the major areas of fraud included a foreign banking operation which was to do business in Switzerland. the United Kingdom and the Cayman Islands; the purported purchase of buildings in the Mayfair district of London. and. loans and debentures for a London shipping business. Marlin guaranteed investors a 100 percent return on the invest- ments in five years plus con· tinued ownership of the build· ings, the indictment said. - Instead, it alleged, Marlin "lulled and deceived" investors by sending them pictures or Lon· don buildings not purchased and representing his quarterly pay- ments to investors as being from rents collected on the build.i.ngs. Marlin reportedly used some of the $4.9 million he obtained from investors for a down payment on a mansion in the exclusive Bel- Air section or Los Angeles. E'ro. Page Al DIES ••. -,· ... youthful orchestra and to nurtur- ing young musical t alent wherever and whenever possi· ble. But while ·agriculture and land investments provided a livelihood, music was Mr. N ardulli 'a consuming passion, almost a worship, friends s~. ".He WQ very Italian. When he played the violin it was as though his whole soul came out of the in·· s trument," says Mrs. Ed Schumacher of Newport Beach. "He was a tremendous performer, absolutely charming, and whenever a volunteer was needed, especially to work with young m~siclans, Joe was there," said Daily Pilot music CJ'itic Tom Barley. Rosary Cot Mr. Nardulli will be Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Sad- dleback Mo~uary Chapel, with Mass to be celebrated Saturday at noon in St. Cecilia's Church, 1301 S.E. Sycamore Street, Tustin. Survivors include his wife Bernice, plus four sons, Patrick, Joseph, Julien and James. · The family.suggests memorial contributions lo the Fountain Valley Cancer Fund, care of Founta1n V(llley Community Hospital, 17100 Euclid St., Foun· lain Valley. t , FroraPageAJ REPORT ••• ~ Dennis Banks and fi ve others of the American ln- d i an Movement were backed by the 9th U.S . Court of Appeals today when indictments were re- f us-ed charging transporting firearms in Oregon. Robbers Get French Coins PARIS (AP J -Robbers seized. a semitrailer truck con(ainiJ\g 17 million francs -$3.Sf million - in coins in a holdup today near a Paris railroad station, police said. The coins were belng sent to the Bank of france from Bordeawc. A truck ordered by the bank had picked up the container and was leaving the Gare de Lyon railway station when three or four armed men stepped in front of it and forced the chauf- feur and a guard to get into a car which had carried the gangsters, the authori~es said. The coins were in a freight con· tainer or about 1.060 cubic feet capacity. Atr condtttoriers and tee· ma1cing machines working over· ttme Wednesday sent Soqthem CalJ1ornia electricity use ~oaring to q ·new, alHirne high, rleht alo~ with the r-blna mercury in thermometers. • • Southern Califor.nia E"ison Compan,v 'spokesman Jim Ken- nedy said toda.y the g~napbJcal service area from Mission Viejo to Santa Barbara broke all pre· vious records. A total of 11,217,000 kilowatts were demanded at 3 p.m. to meet power needs for the S0,000· square-mile Southern Calift>rnla Edison Company service area but the company met the de· mand. They geared up for it following a crisis Tuesday when a steam generatjng plant at Redondo Beach encountered -problems and weakened the power system network. · Power was connected from plants in Oregon to meet the de- Solon Given Prison Tenn NEW ORLEANS <AP > - Former congressman Richard A. Tonry. who pleaded guilty lo violations of federal campaign financing laws, was sen- tenced today to one year in prison and fined $10,000. "I do not want t his punishment to amount to a slap on the wrist," said . U .S . District Judge Charles Schwartz Jr. Tonry pleaded guilty to four misdemeanor counts charging him with seeking' individual campaign con- tributions exceeding $1,000 and with promising jobs lo two big contributors. m ands but Kennedy said as Wednesday, local pJ~ts were .. paying that electricity loan ln act-: dition to p\eeUni thel?11Qdr.- 'K enn edy nld the power system overload cao be blamed exclusively on heavier use ot both residential and commercial air conditioners. ... " Spokesmen for San Diego Gas and Electric Company, which serves Orange County southward from Mission Viejo encountered similar prol>lems Tuesday. and a-- Jesser load Wednesday. San Clem ente Distri~ Manager Bill Webb said Tuesda , 300 of SDG&E's biggest users · • the San Diego area were asked to cul back their percentage o " power. 9 Wednesday involved only an energy alert that cutbacks might be required, but the system held ~ up, he said. · 't •. * * .Fr.-P-..AJ PEfilL ••• I ; ' civlllan flJ:efi8hUng too, sboul~1 the need arise. 1• Helicopters from the Santa , Ana Marine Corps Air Station • wiU also be dispatched, equipped with 500-gallon water buckets lQ . aid chemical fire retardant . aircraft in extreme emergency_. , Spokesmen said they are capa,. ble of hovering inches over la.kt!$ i or reservoirs to fill the massive 1 buckets, theti roar aloft to dump .them on a blaze. 1 So far no fires have occurred in \ Orange County during the cur, . rent heat wave, although a ~ ; acre blaze bla~~ed land on Camp Pendleton in San Diego.· County Wednesday. . The fire recalled the disastrous.• blaze of Jan. 21, 1976, ignited by a • welder's torch on Camp • Pendleton pr~f.~rty only to hop. sk ip a nd y.rmp into San . Clemente, whel'.e it destroyed 144 structures. JVC HI-Fl COLOR T.V. JVC 4 Treat your eyes and your ears with a JVC Hi-Fi Color T.V. JVC has taken special care to give you Hi-Fi sound as well as brilliant. clear pictures. Modlf 7160 , , .. ,,...,. td dl.,._rtr Automatic '1ne tuning, electronic eye brightness control. ln·line black matnx picture tube. earphone & recording 1acks & more Price $455.00 Model 7480 17" measured diagonally Price. $389.95 ALC. JVC TV'S BACKED BY A FULL 2-Yl!AR WARRANTY OF PARTS & LABOR tJodel 7160 13" measured Oltoonally ~ 4 Irvine EDITION Today' ~lo Ing l N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 70, NO. 209, 4 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA T HURSDAY, JULY 28, 1977 TEN CENTS A.dmini$trators Told to 'Stay Horne' By lULARY KAYE Oft•o.H,~· .... Irvine school trustees vott!d 3-2 Wednesday •&•inst sending dis trict administrators to a controvers1al three-day plannine conference at Lake San Marcos. The board majority uid it Is too expensive. . Trustees Frank Hurd, June Foley and Fred Gahm s.Ud they would allow the conference only 1f 1t 1s held wtlhin the school district. Board President Dean Olson. who voted in favor or the Lake San Marcos conference along with Trustee Lee Sicoli, angrily denounced the detision as "a giant step backward." District Superintendent Stan Corey said today the planning conference, which bas been held for the past four years, will still be held, but wlll be located somewhere within the district. "The content of the conference will be the same, wh6ther we're here or at Lake San Marcos,•• said Corey. "But we're golng to have a problem keeping our people on the job, since they're very busy .... , ......... EXHAUSTED FIREFIGHTERS GRAB FORTY WINKS BEFORE RETURNING TO THE FIRE LINES Rest Are a Set Aside at Westmont College for Firemen In Santa Barbara Area Jet Ignites on Takeoff Plane Lands Safely With 192 Ptu8engen people and may get distracted with their regular jobs," Corey added. He said the conference is, actually a work conference, not a j unket, and that it's difficult &o conduct planning sessions while still at the district. Earlier thi s month, administrators asked the board for $4,800 for th!! conference, which amounts to $75 per person. The district had intended to send 64 administrators to the conferebce. But when severa l trustees grumbled that the price was too steep, administrators returned Wednesday with a $2,800 figure, which amounts to $45 per person. They said the participants would pi cl up the cost of lodging. Damage $50 Million Disastrous But Hurd said that whether the amount is $4,800 or $2,800, a trip to Lake San Marcos is a "luxury" and s houldn't be considered when economic times are as rough as they are. "I don't see the need to spend thousands or dollars when 90 percent of the benefits can be maintained by holding the <See NO TRIP• Page A2) Blaze Started by Kite SANTA BARBARA <AP > -A disastrous brush fire that was s tarte d by an errant kite touching a power line has finally been controlled, fire officials said today. The blaze injured 22 people, destroyed or damaged 385 expensive homes and caused a Joss estimated by officials at $50 million. "It's very quiet this morning. There are no flames al all," said Dennis Orbus, a U.S. Forest Service spokesman. "We're just tamping down the hot spots now.'' The fire which began Tuesday night and was contained Wednes- day burned 740 acres of brush. An estimated 3,000 people fled the area. Authorities said th~ were told by a young man who they would not identify that the fire, one of the worst in this scenic com- munity's history, began when his kite blew into-a high-voltage power line in Sycamore Canyon. · 'l shall always regret the part. however innocent, I have had in this tragic matter," the young man was quoted as s aying Wedn esday. "I am deeply shocked and saddened by the great loss and suffering which has resulted from the fire.'' 'Poor Elvis' Soviets Sing Sorry Song The kite flyer was reported in seclusion outside the city, and authorities said no prosecution was contemplated. Firefighters had been worried the blaze might flare again dur· ing the night, or that another spark might re-ignite the chap- arral brush, normally dry and highly flammable and described now as "explosive" because of two years of drought. . "But the wind is very quiet and we don't anticipate any more problems unless something total- ly unforeseen . happens," Orbus said. (See FIRE, Page A2) Merit Pay For School Aides OK'd j BOSTON (AP) -A Los .Angeles-bound DClO jet with 192 passengers aboard aborted on takeoff today after an explosion and fire erupted in its tail engine as the plane gathered speed on the nmway al Logan Interna- tional Airport. spokesman for Massachusetts Port Authority, operator of \:he airport. Emergency vehicles raced to the planJ' and a crew smothered the tail« the craft with foam. ex - tinguishing the fire before it could spread.· Some passengers suffered minor injuries while escaping from the plane. MOSCOW <AP> -To hear the Soviets tell it, rock star Elvis Presley is a broken and forgotten man demonstrating to the world the heartlessness of the Ametican system of exploitation. An eight percent merit PV pool tor Irvine achool district ad· mtnlstrators was established Wednesday with a 3·2 vote by the Irvine school board. All passengers and a crew of 12 aboard the American Airlines craft escaped without serious in- jury, an airport spokesman said. "He was taking off. I doubt if be had much speed," said the "A bunch of people thought that was a lire. But I saw smoke pass by my window. T he stewardesses were scared and l was too. But they did a good job," said Beth Gibson, 18, a passenaer from Fullerton. Chutes burst from the sides or the wide-body jet as it came to a stop on a runway almost at the center of the airport. Music Stilled ]Qe Nardnlli Dead at (J6 By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of 1M Diiiy l'llOI Slaff Graceful a nd precise, his hands that nurtured oranges in Tustin, coaxed tomatoes from the stubborn dirt of Texas plains and created music to satisfy the·soul are still today but his music lingers on. Giacinto J oseph "Joe'' Nardulli, concertmaster of the Orange· County Philharmonic Orchestra, is dead at 66. Magnificently Italian, with a u owmg mane of distinguished, wavy gray hair, he succumbed to cancer Tuesday at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. The night before, orchestra Jeader Henry-Brenden broke the .news ol the inevitable to a crowd of some 3,000 enjoying a summer evening concert at Newport Bea~b's Fashion Island. Brandon and his Henry Bran- don Symphonette had performed for years with Mr. Nardulli, who in the 1940s played violin with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. "Ladies and gentlemen, you m ay have noticed our con· certmaster is missing ... ," Brandon began dedicating the night to him. And then, before the crowd of upturned faces, he couldn't con- tinue. But the Henry Brandon Sy mphonette played on. They broke into Mr. Nardulli's favorite nu m ber, "Galle Parisienne," a razz-ma-tazz tune that brings to mind flashing red skirts as Fren n-can dancers "I ran for the field and then turned around and I thought I was far enough away," said passenger John Yvon, 18, of Long Beach. He said the evacuation took about two minutes. The cause of the explosion was not known. "As soon as they pulled the 'chutes, we had it all contained," the spokesman said, adding that the airport was closed for ap- proximately 30 seconds. Bomb Injures 28 TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) -A bomb exploded today under a stall in a market in the Negev Deljert town of Beersheba in southern Israel, police said. SURE THING: SMITH'S VOCAL Very little about the future of the Irvine Company is certain in the wake of its sale and a press conterence this week at which new owners gave only vague answers to reporters' questions. One thing is sure, however. Joan Irvine Smith has no plans to give up her role as a vocal maverick. See Joanne Reynolds' LogbooR: on PageC5. Aging and overweight, the former .. king of rock" has been "mercilessly tossed onto the scrap heap of those who have gone out of fashion," the Literary Gazette, a Soviet journal, said Wednesday. The newspaper did not mention Presley's pink mansion, fleet of cars or the fact that he is a millionaire many times over. Once Presley could drive an audience wild simply by walking on stage "fitted out in his gold and pink rags, Jooking like a peacock, his hair combed over hi s forehead . . . his legs vibrating like mechanical drills," the newspaper said. "Today this 42-year-old man has lost his taste for life, wrecked by his own success, .. it said. Rock Band Practice Broken Up; 6 Slain MIAMI CAP ) -In a middle -class neighborhood seldom troubled by crime, three men posing as power company employes broke up a rock band rehearsal and methodically shot eight people. Six of them died. As the bodies were taken away early today from a three-bedroom suburban home, neighbors and relatives screamed and sobbed. "He's dead, he's dead," an unidentified woman cried as a body was carried from the concrete block house northwest of Miami. "Hele me. I want to die now," another wept as a fifth body was brought out. Five of th~ dead were residents or the home owned by LMneston Stocker and the sixth was a . Diesel Oil Fouh Beaches visitor, said homicide Sgt. Tom Lawley. Their identities and ages were not released. ·Dade County police said the three men were let into the home between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. Wednesday after saying they were sent by Florida Power & Light Co. to fix a short circuit. Poli~e spokesman Ralph Page said robbery seemed the most likely motive but detectives refused to give specifics. Page s aid the killers "were looking for somethine" and searched the house, leaving bureau drawers open and papers and clothe:s scattered. The occupant,.,, who had been rfhearsing a rock music act, were bowMl with necktie$ and handkerobf efa, lined up in a row and shot ~ a large caliber weapon, police said. Five bodies were found in one bedroom, a sixth in another bedroom. JohMl.e Hall, 45, was found wounded Mfd dazed in the front room. He was hospitalized ln serious condition. Another survlrvor, Margaret Wooden, 25, escaped to a netgh boras house. her ear bleed.in& where a bullet &rued it and her hands st.ill bound with a nedrtie. "She was trembling all over,•• said the neighbor, JuUm Davta. Davis told bit wife, •"J'bere are lots of people shot next door.'' and she called polite, who later aaid an apon ymo ua c aller <SM • SLiAIN, .. ,. Al> Board President Dean Olson and trustees Lee Sicoli and Fred Gahm voted in favor of the eight perce'nt pool, which means that the average administrator wm earn an eight percent pay hike for the coming year. Some administrators will earn less than an eight percent hike, whiJe others will earn more, de- pending on their evaluations from their supervisors. There are no percentage increase ceil· in gs. Trustees Frank Hurd and June Foley both voted against the mo- tion, which was discussed first in a private, executive session al the end of the regular board .meeting. Hurd said he favored a seven percent pay hike and fell that the eight percent pool was excessive. Several trustees said they agreed to the eight percent pool because it brings administrators more in line with the teachers, whose average pay raise is 9.3 percent once all of the experience and education increases are added in. But Hurd said he believes there is already too wide 8 eap between the teachers' and ad· ministrators' salaries and said he does not believe the ad· ministrators need to receive pay raises as high as the teachers. Employes included in the merit pay system a r e ad- <See MERIT., Page AZ > Weather Late night and early m ornlne fog a l\d low c louds along the cout. Otherwise sunny Frid ay. Lows tonl&ht 62 to 68. Hi1bs Frid-y in 70a at beaches to near 90 inJand. INSIDE TODAY Pmon ".ca abOrJ> watroat for f"""""' ActorNI ~ Jolm llffcW For.a daM bl tM Ill• "I __, A1Uc1-U m °" ~ 'PrilOft camp. ,,. ~A1. 2 DAILY PILOT Irvine's I..andPlan Stressed Irvine M1t)'Or Ulll V1trdouh1S haa bffn llJl11ured hy the JlttW I rvmc Company vrti10dt•nl that the company will <·ontJnut de vclopinii maattr·planned villages and wllJ follow the City Councd's 1rowth Pollcleit "Tht') won't h~ building lht' houses themselvt~11. but Kremt'r (new company president P\'tttr Kremer> assured me they'll con tmue the concept of planned com munities." s1:11d Vardoulis. who met with Kremer for the first tim£• Wednesday Vardoulls, who was elected mayor of Irvine earlier this month, s1ud he found Kremer to be a "\•ery responsive" person and said he 1s optimaslle about ruturc dealings Y. llh the Irvine Com pan) Kremer ai.sumed tht Irvine Company presidency last Fn day, the same day th~ new owners took control. Vardouhs i.aid he quizzed Kremer primarily on the com- pany's intentions for developing the remainder or the Irvine Ranch. of which the largest chunk lies within city boun· daries. ··Kremer said the company will continue designing the de- tails of the total communities and then let private builders actually do the building," Vardoulis ex- plained. He added that he does not believe things will be changed as far as the city is concerned and said that upcoming villages on the city's general plan, such as Quail Hill and Village 14, will most lJkely be the same as they would have been under the former owners and past presi- dent Raymond Watson Vardoulis said he was con· cerned initially that since the Irvine Company is getting 01,1t or the direct building business. it might lead to haphazard develop- ment. Ile said he feared more situa- tions like Northwood, whi ch he said is ending up fine but which might have led to serious problems since so many de- velopers are building together in the same place at the same lime Robbers Get $3.5 Million French Coins PARIS CAP) Robbers seized a semitrailer truck containing 17 million francs $3.54 million - in coins in a holdup today near a Paris railroad station, police said. The coins were being sent to the Bank or France rrom Bordeaux. A truck ordered by the bank had picked up the container and was leaving the Gare de Lyon railway station when three or four armed men stepped in front of it and forced the chauf- feur and a guard to get into a car which had carried the gangsters, the authorities said. The coins were in a freight con- tainer of about 1,060 cubic feel capacity. The operation, which police said was obviously carried out by professionals, went off so quickly that no one seemed to have noticed. The first alert to police was given by the chauffeur after he was ref eased some 30 minutes after the robbery. The shipment was consigned to the Bank of France by a mint branch at Pessac, near Bordeaux. T he holdup occurred as the sem itrailer rig carrying the con· tainer, weighing more than 10 tons, rolled slowly out of the railroad station yard. It had no police escort, for reasons stlll un\:lear, and the crew had no defense when the rig was stopped by one car and the two men forced into another stolen car. 0"ANOlCOAST DAILY PILOT ~~=~.!..~,·"r,:.i:==~= c-v ,.....'"''"II c_ .... s.-...... _ •• =~~ .... ~~~':'~"'...:::-.:.:.. ~.:!" •••11 Volln, lrvlnt ktlOl-t Y•llfY • .., ~=~~~~,:=-~·~ "'1fl(IMI ..iolllilllftil pla•I ~ ti JJI """ a.y si-. CM .. ,,_..., C.llf9'nl•~ "'H=:::.=-Je<lt 11. C......, vic.'"'1c1t•t•"'Clt,,... .. ~ ............ ........ DISTRAUGHT MOTHER OF MURDER VICTIM ASSISTED BY FRIEDS IN MIAMI Six People Slain, Two Others Wounded In 'Execution' in Suburban Area From Page Al 6 SLAIN ... reported the killings about the same time. Davis said Stocker worked for Scars. Roebuck and Company Police were searching for several suspects seen fleeing in a white and maroon car rented by one of the victims. Officer Lonnie Lawrence, who has lived and worked in the area. said it was a quiet neighborhood. "a middle class area, a low crime area. with no real problems I can remember " Frmtt Pagr A I DIES ... back in Chicago. He was one of the finest musicians in the land but his personal grace and man· ners overshadowed that fact most of the lime," Brandon said today. He noted in addition to performing with the elite Chicago Symphony Orchestra, last year Mr. Nardul11 wl:l~ nominated for the television in- dustry's Emmy Award for hi s conducting of a program of the Orange County Youth Philharmoruc Orchestra. A former citrus rancher who moved to Orange County m 1947. Mr. NarduJli was devoted to the youthful orchestra and to nurtur· ing young musical talent wherever and whenever possi- ble. But while agriculture and land investments provided a livelihood, music was Mr. Nardulli's consuming passion, almost a worship, friends say. "He was very Italian. When he played the vioiin it was as though his whole soul came out of the in· s trument," says Mrs. Ed Schumacher of Newport Beach. Adnlt Film Plan Polled By Pay TV A Los Angeles pay television station which plans to begin Orange County service by Sep- tem bcr 1s polhng subscribers for their views about receiving X- rated movies in their homes National Subscription Telev1s1on, which broad-cast& from Mount Wilson over Channel 5 to homes with TVs fitted with '>pec1al devices, says 1t 1s "testing the waters" l:lboul the adullfare.. In u letter to subscribers this month. Program Director An- drew R. Wald wrote. "We have had a number of re· quesL<; from our subscribers for X-rated films. Please indicate (on enclo:-,ed op1n1on cards) your feelings, both positive and negative. as to our showing X· ralt'd films. .. Depending on your: response wt• would bcgm the program: ming on a test basis al midnight on occasional Friday or Saturday nights." Contacted today about the ap- parent plan to show the first X· rated motion pictures on Los Angeles television, Wald denied havinlo{ any actual plans. He said the subscriber poll is bcrng done "only to test the waters. We are not showing, and have no plans to show. X-rated films." Wald said, however , that a large number of requests for the sexually oriented material have been made. "We would never show hard· co r e movi es like 'Deep Throat.' "Wald said. Ile added, ''O\lr definiti~n of'X· rated movies. would be con· sidered soft -core." . Fro• Page Al MERIT ... ministrators in the district office (except those who report directly to the superintendent>, school principals, psychologists. assis- tant principals, directors, and coordinators. • There are 36 people who will share the merit pay pool. The pay raises given to the employ~ for 1977· 78 are based on their performances from last year. Trustees also set the minimum and maximum ranges for cmployes in the same group. The lowe~t minimum salary for an administrator is Sl6,728, with the highest maximum being $35,753. Some examples of the ranges for the different positions are: elementary school principal. S20,106 to $.10,753; high school principal. $23.863 to $35,753; and psychologist. $17, 133 to $26,796. _____ ..., Fro'" Page A J :FJRE CONTAINED. • • Santa Barbara, a wealthy com muni~ of mission-style homes whqse red·Uled roofs lend a M•dlternneah flavor to the parched Pacific coast, became a panicked dty Tuesday night as sheets of name tore through the drought-dried brush of the Santa Ynez Mountains. Fire storms leaped erratically from canyon t.o ridge, leaving a patc.bwork of destruction across the olty's richest neighborhoods. Fire officials estimated that 250 expensive homes were destroyed and another 135 homes a nd other structur~s were damaged . Three thousand persons fled as the flames, driven by "sundowner" winds, raced· through the chaparral brush t h at covers Southern California's mountains. Seven evacuation centers were set up, but rt!lief workers said * * * rt!w o( the financially secure rel• ugees stayed there. Most eieeted to stey et the 78 hotels and motels h1 Santa -8.ar.b.an. J-1!!.l!J..Q!_ tourist area. . ,Dist. Atty. Stanley Roden saJd the lute Oyer. Identified only as a man ln his 20s, was in Sycamore Canyon when bis kite wa~ blo.,. into a 16,()()()..voll power hne. lie said the strirti of the kite .~a.used an elecll'ical arc whlcb either set the brush 1m,;.ediately below on fire or sent a shower or flam· m able material to the ground, which set the brush on fire." Authorities first believed the blaze was the work of an arsorust. Although small by California standards, the 740-acre blaze left an uncommon trail of tragedy. Many of those whose homes wert' destroyed were wealthy; others "'ere not * * * OC Firefighters Keep Up Watch ' 11 Nervous Orange County firefighting authorities watched t h e thermometer and at- mospheric humidity gauge today as Southern California simmered and sweltered. in the third day of its worst 1977 fire peril period. . Temperatures were expected to drop slightly into the mid to high-905 in inland Orange County but officials stressed the fire risk still exists in its most critical degree. "The weathermen are still talking about the high 90s t hrough the weekend," Orange County Fire Department Capt. Bruce Turbeville said today. Weather forecasters predicted. temperatures in the mid-70s at beach areas which have been at· tracting throngs or visitors seek· Barbara to assist m battling that city's holocaust in the hills. "They are still up there tcXlay, but l expect they'll be back by tonight," said Captaio Turbeville, noting the Santa Barbara blaze that destroyed more than 200 homes is now at least contained. The specter or what happened in the brush and tree-choked can-- yons and ridges above the pie· turesque city still haunts him. "I am not making any kind of predicUons," Captain Turbeville stressed. "But for some r eason, historically, our fires in Orange County usually break out on the third or fourth day of a beat wave." ing relief from inland heat. I le noted today ii the third day But Captain Turbeville said it of temperatures that reached is the inland sector that firemen 101 at county fire department are most concerned about, due to headquarters in Orange at 5 p.m. the fire danger. Tuesday. County firefighting forces are a lso depleted by eight engine "The s ituation is still very companies dispatched to Santa critical," he observed. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "He was a t r emendous performer, absolutely charming, and whenever a volunteer was needed, especially to work with young musicians. Joe was there,•· said Daily Pilot music critic Tom Barley. Wald protested that ~ve.n if the majority of the st.at1on s su~: :.cribers wanted ·soft·C?r.e films over their home telev}sion sets, "We probably wou!dn t do J\iC HI-Fl COLOR T. V. Rosary for Mr. Nardulli will be Friday at 7:30 p .m. in Sad- dleback Mortuary Chapel, with Mass to be celebrated Saturday at noon in St. Cecilia's Church, 1301 S.E. Sycamore Street, Tustin. Survivors include his wife Bernice, plus four sons. Patrick, Joseph, Julien and James. The family suggests memorial contributions to the Fountain Valley Cancer Fund. care. of Fountain Valley Community Hospital, 17100 Euclid Sl., Foun· lain Valley. Fr°"' Page A J NO TRIP. • • conference right here in the district," Hurd said. "If their desire is not to pe interrupted with phone calls. they can lake the phone orr t.be hook or have someone take their calls till the end of the day," Hurd added. Those who will attend the conferenc,e ·include adminis· trators s uch as those at the district headquarters, school principals and manage r s of services such as transportation andrOOd. DeciSion Due OnSBizure W AS)uNGTON (AP) -Tbe Justice Des;artmeht ia conalder- tng whether to .a>peal a Cederal court dcclalon declarin1 that the aovemment acted llle1ally wheti it Mlsed documentt from tb• Wublnatoa heitdquarun ot Ule ChurcbotSclento!m~~-_.__ Ui~tilrlcl~Coutl Jude• Wlftfifn B. Bt7eat nded WtidDel· d~~ a Jeatcb •errant • tW ·-~ raid b1 '81 ICMW WU ~W· Uoaal. t .. 1 ·When asked., then why t.ake a poll. he replied, "We are m ~e service business to be responsive to our customers." The station has no X-rated films on the schedule for ~ug~t. , ResuJts of the poll are due in mad· August. This month's schedule ~clu~es a number of R-rated movt~s. m· eluding ''Everything You Alwa~~ Wanted to Know About Sex, "Big Bad Mama," "Lisztomania" and "Bring Me the ·Head of Alfredo Garcia." LB Greenbelt Head Dilley Has Attack James Dilley, lounder of the Laguna Greenbelt, a fierte en· vironmentalist and a gentle bookatore owner, suffered. an ap- parent heart attack Wednesday outside his modest Laguna Beach home. Dilley was reported today t.o be in stable condition in the cor- onary care unit at South Coast Community Hospital. \ It Is believed a neighbor found billf.V lvinR on the 2round near 500 Ramona Ave. and suml1\0lled DJ". Thadde"1s Jones, Dllley>s physician. Dr. Jones' office is on· l,Y four doora away from the scene. JVC Treat your eyes and your ears with a JVC H1-Fi Color T~V. JVC has taken special care to give you Hi-Fi sound as well as bnlliant. clear pictures. 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I l'Pl'Jtl"tl trips Wednesday lo an olJ:.t.-n utwn point lo cheek Lhe • fin's progrebs ··They told us they had the fire under control last time, too," Colt•man said, referring to the multi m1llwn dollar January, 1976 fire v.hich :.tarted on Camp Pendleton property and spread lo lhl' city, ultimately destroying 19 San Clemente homes and damag- in g others~ A Marine Corps spokesman al Camp Pendleton said today that the Jardin Canyon fire had been contained, although the areaa may still have "hot spots." Because of weather conditions, the sprawling military reserva- tion was decl~ed today to be in . "condition red. ' A Marine Corps spokesman said this meant that pyrotechnic and nammatory de- vices would not be used. WOMAN FREED AFTER ONE HOUR TRAPPED IN CAR IN SOUTH LAGUNA ACCIDENT . Aremen Dismantled Small Sedan to Extricate the Victim, Norma Seller• of Long Beach FIREMAN CHECKS POSITION OF 56-YEAR·OLq WOMAN PINNED IN WRECKAGE Three-car South Laguna Accident Injured Two People Wedne9day Woman Trapped in ~uto , Firemen Free Victim of South~· Crash A 56-year·old woman was trapped for nearly an hour in wreckage of a car in South Laguna Wednesday. Firemen tore the car apart to free her. Two people were injured in the accident involving three vehicles. · Norma L. Sellers or Long Beach was reported in stable condition today at South Coast ·community Hospital. She suf- fered crushed ribs and multiple cull and scratches in the 2 p. m. mishap. ./ Shady Tree Lane, Laguna Niguel. California Highway Patrol of· ficers said Mrs. Sellers was southbound on Pacific Coast Highway near Aliso Circle and had slowed to turn ten. A following dumptruck driven by Bruce Pickard, 30, of 34532 Calle Portola, Capistrano Beach, struck the rear of the small· Sellers car sending it careening i!1lo the opposing trlffic lane where a collision between it and Martin's pickup truck occurred. Martin was released after emergency treatment at South Coast Community Hospital. Firemen from three stations were summoned lo provide suffi· cienl manpower to rip the car apart without ja,rrlng the stricken patient. The cause of the accident is un- der investigation by the Highway Patrol. \ The fire started about 1 p.m., sending up a mushroom cloud or smoke that could be seen as far away as the Saddleback Valley. No sooner had the Jardin Can· yon fire been reported to the San Clemente Fire Department, when calls started coming in from alarmed citizens . One CB radio operator called in a report of a grass fire behind San Clemente General Hospital. Firemen were ready to roll out of the station, when Chief Coleman called lo from bis hilltop ob- servation post to say the radio 1operator must have spotted smoke from the Camp Pendleton fire. A Marine Corf)s spokesman ·said a preliminary estimate placed the burned area al 150 acres but later corrected the figuretol,300acres. Damage $50 Million Disastrous The policy at Camp Pendleton for fires in artillery impact areas II.Ice Jardin •Canyon is to let the fire burn itself out. "Fire breaks are established surrounding the impact area, and it is deliberately burned off under controlled conditions, to minimize the danger of acciden· lal fires," the spokesman said. "It would simply be too <See SHELLS, Page A2) Blaze Started by Kite SANTA BARBARA (AP) -A disastrous brush fire that was s tarted by an errant kite touching a power line has finally been controlled, fire officials said today. The blaze injured 22 people, destroyed or damaged 385 expensive homes and caused a loss estimated by officials at $50 million. "It's very quiet this morning. There are no flames at all," said Dennis Orbus. a U.S. Forest Service spokesman. "We're just tamping down the hot spots now." The fire which began Tuesday night and was contained Wednes- Laguna Leader day burned 740 acres of brush. An estimated 3,000 people fled the area. Authorities said they were told by a young man who they would not identify that the fire, one of the worst in this scenic com· munity's history. began when his kite blew into a high-voltage power line in Sycamore Canyon. "l shall always regret the part. however innocent, 1 have had in this tragic matter," the young man was quoted as saying Wednes day. "I am deeply shocked and saddened by the great loss and suffering which has resulted from the fire." Greenbelt Founder . Jim Dilley Stricken ~ James Dilley, founder of the Dr. Jones was on the scene Laguna Greenbelt, a fierce en· when units of the Laguna Beach vironmentalist and a gentle Fi re Department and the bookstore owner, suffered an ap-paramedics arrived. parent heart attack Wednesday Exceedingly articulate and an outside his modest Laguna engaging speaker, Dilley has BeaJ;~ waged a ~ontlnulng-1rattte Dilley was reported today to be against development in the in stable condition in the cor-natural lands surrounding onary care unit at South Coast Laguna Beach, appearing al Community Hospital. counUess governmental hearings It is believed a neJghbor ~rt-hi3 '-'La-guna ~ -untey lymic on the iround near belt." 500 Ramona Ave. and summoned Thomas Alexander, named Dr. Thaddeus Jones, Dilley's president of the Greenbelt when physician. Dr. Jones' office is on-• Dilley stepped down, said he bad ly four doors away from the been able to see Dilley today. His scene. <See DILLEY, Page A2) The kite flyer was reported in seclusion outside the city, and authorities said no prosecution was contemplated. Firefighters had been worried the blaze might flare again dur- ing the night, or that another spark might re-ignite the chap· arral brush, normally dry and highly flammable and describe<l now as "explosive" because of two years or drought. "But the wind is very quiet and we don't anticipate any more problems unless something total· Iv unforeseen happens," Orbus said. <See FIRE, Page A2) FOUND STRICKEN Laguna's Dilley SJC Supermarket Touted . Survey Shows ReaidentA Like Competition By WILLIAM HODGE Of ttM Dally "II-' Staff A good many San Juan Capistrano residents would like to see more than one supermarket In town. That at least is one. of the in· dications or a survey com- missioned by the city. Thirty-six percent of the resi· dents who responded to a ques· tionnaire on commercial conditions said that another large food store would encourage price competition and improve service. FLYING BOAT TAKES SIUPE Of the 500 questionnaires ' mailed, 240 residents responded. Larry Hill's dream is a nyi.ng boat. Right now a proper propeller is providing tbe stumbling block after lour years of tinkerina and tesUng. The San Juan Capistrano man • is sure he'll rand a golution. See Paaecs .. The survey asked residents to rank from "very imp0ttanl" to "not very important" concerns such as ttusiness hours, traffic flow and prices. A large Portion ot those who responded to tbe poll saiCl they Diesel Oil ~ ' • were concerned about prices, variety· of goods, traffic and parking at San Juan's .various commercial establishments. Twenty percent wrote that they wanted a department store to locate in San Juan. · The survey •ill be one basis used by the city to determine what kind of businesses should be encouraaed to come to the city. A separate questionnaJre was (See MAJlKE'I', Page AZ> Coast Weather . Lnte nitibt 1md early morning fog ~n~ low clouds 1long the coast. Oth~te sunny Friday. Lowa tol;\l&ht 62 lo 68. HiChs Friday in 70s at beaches to near 90 inland. INSIDE TODA. 'W' ,,,... .. 0 llOP Cqfttro# /OT. /'1rtMr Attorilq a.Mot J6M Mitchell. For o dGf in the U/e o/ ~ MUchcU in °" Alabama ,,,...,.. ca.mp. '" PGQeA1. . . . I I I i \. t. .. .... ~ DAILY PILOT L/SC Defraud Of PilOts Charged LOS ANGELES (AP> A federal 1rabd Jury bH Indicted lawyer-financier Barry Marlin bL allececU~ defnudin1 bun· drecb ol United Airlines pllota ol at least Sl2 million. Tbe panel charaed Maritn, 43, wath 2' counts of securities, mail and wire fraud, interstate tranaportallon of money ob- tained by fraud and causina th• filing ol false lax returns. Most of the money obtained by Marlin did not ao into the prOJ· eds, most of them tax shelters, for which 1t was raised, the in· dictments alleged. Tbe mdlctment capped a 16· month investigation by the Securities & Exchange Com- m1ss1on, postal inspectors, the Internal Revenue Service, and the U.S. attorney's office here. Marlin, who recently moved lo New York, 1s scheduled to be ar- raigned Aug. 1. According to the indictments, the major areas of fraud included a foreign ban'king operation which was to do business in Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the Cayman Islands; the purPorted purchase of buildings in the Mayfair district of London, and loans and debentures for a London shipping business. Marlin guaranteed investors a 100 percent return on the invest- ments in five years plus con- tinued ownership or the build· ings, the indictment said. Instead, it alleged, Marlin "lulled and deceived" investors by sending them pictures of Lon- don buildings not purchased and representing his quarterly pay- ments to investors as being from rents collected on the buildings. Marlin rePortedly used some of the $4.9 million he obtained from investors for a down payment on a mansion In the exclusive Bel- Air section of Los Angeles. Fro• Page Al DILLEY •.. vital signs were repos:ted good, tests were under way to de· termine the extent of the damage, he said. "He was cheerful and happy and full or good cheer. but he was obviously very ill,'' Alexander • said. u111ey steppea oown reeentJy as president of the Laguna Greenbelt, partly because of his health, Michael Schley Greenbelt executive dlredor, said. Schely said that while Dilley, 64, hadn't exhibited any signs of ill health, he felt he had to cut down on stressful situations. "This did come as a great shock to me," Schley said. Thomas· Alexander, president of the Greenbelt was at the hospital this morning and un- available for immediate com· ment. Dilley, a former university professor, has owned a bookstore in Laguna Beach since at least 1961. His store, at 460 South Coast Hishway, has been the center of en vironmental discussion for years. From Dilley's antique typewriter have come the ''vic-tory statements" citing the progress of the Greenbelt. . As hard as he fought for the Greenbelt, Dilley also engaged in a wry battle against the automobile, which he usually re- ferred to as "the monster," and blamed for urban sprawl and the decay of Amer~can cities. Once as demolition of a gasoline service station was tak- l ng place to make way. for Laguna's Main Beach park, Dilley observed with glee: "To- day the gas stations. tomorrow the refineries." • O"AHOa COAl'T C.ISC DAILY PILOT . ,. ........... EXHAUSTED FIREFIGHTERS GRAB FORTY WINKS BEFORE RETURNING TO THE FIRE LINES Rest Area Set Aside at Westmont College for Firemen In Sant• Barbara Area OC Concertmaster Dies By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of Ille Oally l'li.t Sl•lf Graceful and precise, his hands that nurtured oranges in Tustin coaxed tomatoes from the stubbo~n dirt of Texas plains and created music to satisfy the soul are still today but hts music lingers on. Giacinto Joseph "J oe" Nardulb, concertmaster of the Orange County Philharmonic Orchestra, is dead at 66. Magnificently Italian, with a flowing mane or distinguished, wavy gray hair, he s uccumbed to cancer Tuesday al Fountain Valley Community Hospital. The night before, orchestra leader Henry Brandon broke the news of the inevitable to a crowd of some 3,000 enjoying a summer evening concert al Newport Beach's Fashion Ishrnd. Brandon and his Henry Bran- don Symphonette had performed for years with Mr. Nardulli, who in the 1940s played violin with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. "Ladies and gentlemen, you may have noticed our con ~ertmaster is missing .... " Brandon began dedicating the night to him. And then, before the crowd of upturned faces, be couldn't con- tinue. But the Henry Brandon Symphonetle played on They broke mtn Mr. N ardulli ·s favorite number. "Gait e Parisienne," a razz-ma-tazz tune that brings to mind flashing red skirts as French can-can dancers prance. The concertmaster would have loved 1t. the.v say. "I've known him since the days back in Chicago. He was one or Front Page A I SHELLS •.. hazardous to allow firemen into the area to fight the blaze. because because or the artillery duds lying around," he said. "These duds could be set off al any time by the fire." "That's true," Chie( Coleman acknowledged, "but 1 ·m con- cerned about fires in other parts of the base. which spread off the base." · Much of Camp Pendleton and adjoining land is in chaparral, Coleman said, which is a "fire waiting to happen" at this time, due to high temperatures and low humidity. One acre of burning brush sends off rnore heat than the first atomic bomb explosion, Coleman said. "We ar'e very concerned," he said. "We have taken every pre- caution we can talce, and about all we can do now is pray. I'm on pins and needles 24 hours a day, though, and I'm a not planning to budge from this city until the danger is past." "l:raah Bag' Slay Suspect Enten Plea RIVERSIDE CAP) -Patrick Wayne Kearney today pleaded innocent to three charges of murder in the so-called "trash bag" murder case. Rh•erslde Superior Court Judfe J. WilUam MorUand set trial fol' Oct. s. During the flve-mlnute hear- ing, Mortland granted • tem- porary restrahtltli order sought bt Ke8l'ne1·~ attotbe}', Jay Grouman or IU~rslde, to pre- vent release or addltlonal ln-lormauon to the news medJa con-· cemlnJ ~ caae. • Mot.ION on the 1•1 order wUl ;lteard Au1. 5. 9~man wu uallable fOt' comment. ear1l~,;~· i1, t or,.ut ~l.1. ol lledOndO Biki, II '"ar1.u Mt.b ~Albiltt Rt,.a, 21, ott.oe ..-.; A\tiiro ·~· •• 0( oa.1. .... 0. 'IAMaJ, J7, fllCS.....- I the finest musicians in the land but his personal grace and man- ners overshadowed that fact most of the time," Brandon said today. He noted in addition to p erforming with the elite Chicago Symphony Orchestra, last year Mr. Nardulli was nominated for the television in· dustry's Emmy Award for his conducting of a program or the Or~nge County Yo4th Philharmonic Or~hestra. A former citrus rancher who moved to Orange County in 1947, Mr. Nardulli was devoted to the youthful orchestra and to nurtur- ing young musical tal.ent wherever and whenever pc)ssi· ble. But while agriculture and land investments provided a livelihood, music was Mr. Nardulli's consuming passion, almost a worship, friends say. "He was very Italian. When he From Page A 1 MARKET ••. mailed to 350 businesses in San Juan. or the 115 business people who res ponded, a large portion ex- pressed "mosUy negative com· men ts" about a proposed downtown shopping mall. The business survey also re- quested respondents to rate their concerns in terms of importance. The downtown mall response was deemed significant since the questionnaire made no mention or the proposed mall project. But Mayor Yvon Heckscher, a downtown mall proponent, said Monday he is not concerned over the negative reacti~n. to the mall project. ·'I don •t really expect anyone to come out and support it · because much of the information hasn't been spread around yet,·· he explained. ·'When you come up with a change in the status quo, most people making even marginal profits will be OPPoSed to it." 1 leckscher is chairman of the Commercial /Industrial lncen- tl ves Committee. which pro- duced and mailed the question- naires. The survey will be one tool used by the city to map out San Juan's commercial future. A majority of business people resPonding to their questionnaire also expressed criticism or a city ordinance restricting the size of advertising signs. . . Some said they believe mpre and larger signs should be er~ct­ ed. The city's land use r,,nana:ge- ment code restricts signs\accord- ing to their type and location. Hecklcher said be expected criticism of the restrictions but defended the ~gn size ·limita- tions. " Describing ·a possible "race~· between adjoining businesses, Hecks~her said without \he restrictions people would 'be competing to buUd the biggest and most garish signs. "We doo 't want to bit overrun by signs like El Monte, r. be said. Heckscher said the Incentives· committee might consider pro- PoSing some alterations in tht sifn te~aUons. ~ Home Theft · Pro.lied in EB ,,_.._,__ ....... played the violin it was as though his whole soul came out or the in- strument,'' says Mrs. Ed Schumacher of Newport Beach. "He was a tremendous performer, absolutely charming, and whenever a volunteer was needed, especially to work with young musicians. Joe was there," said Daily Pilot music critic Tom Barley. Rosary for Mr. Nardulli will be Friday at 7 :30 p.m . in Sad- dleback Mortuary Chapel, with Mass to be celebrated Saturday at noon in St. Ceeilia 's Church, 1301 S.E. Sycamore S\reet, Tustin. Survivors include his wife Bernice, plus four sons, Patrick, Joseph, Julien and James. The family suggests memorial contributions to the Fountain Valley Cancer Fund, care of Fountain Valley Community Hospital, 1710() Euclid St., Foun· ta in Valley. ... l . Fr .. P...,,AJ FIRE CONTAINED. • • Sa.qtaBatba:n. a wealthy com-rnuni~ Of mi"ion-style homes whose red.-Uled roofa lend a M editer'ranean Cla vor to the patched Pacitlc coast, became a panicked city Tuesday nieht as sheets ol name tore through the drought-dried brush of the Santa Yn~ Mountains. Fire atorms leaped erraticially from canyon lo ridge, leaving a patdlworllt of destruction ~ross the dty's riche.st n~igbborhoods. Fire officials eatimated that 25() expeRsive hoines were destroyed and another 13:i homes and oth~r structures w.rre damaged. Three th ousand persons fled as the flames, driven by "sundowner" winds, raced through the chaparral brush that covers Southern California's mountains. St!ven evacuatloh centers were set up, but relief workers said few of the financially secure ref ugees stayed there. Most elected to stay at the 78 hotels and motels in Santa Barbara, a major tourist area. Dist. Atty. Stanley Roden said the kite flyer, identified only as a man in his 20s, was in Sycamore· Canyon when his kite was blown into a 16,000-volt Power line. He said the string of the kite caused an electrical arc, which "either set the brush immediately below on fire or sent a shower of flam- mable material to the ground, which set the brush on ftre." Authorities first believed the bl aie was the work of an arsonist. Although small by California standards the 740-acre blaze left an uncom'mon trail of tragedv: Many of those whose homes wen: destroyed were wealthy; others were not. "We were told to evacuate, we had three minutes' notice," said one man who lost his home. ··1 Border War Aired NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP > Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy have agreed to a high. level meeting to discuss a series of recent border clashes between. their two North African coun- tries. Arab radio stations rePort- ed today. iot out maybe a handful of t"lothing. My wife sat out 1 tn1 plct\Jres, a 1tcr1p k from b~ childhood." Gov. Edmunct, own Jr..· declared a state ot e ergency Wednesday and deploy 500 Na- tion at Guard troops to· belp firefighters from lbe .S. Eorett Service, the Santa Barbara County arid city flre4e}>art.Jnepts and pearby conwwait&ea. Of the 22 persons reported in· jured, officials said, mml sul· fered minor burns and smoke in· halation. One person WP arrest· ed for looting. Alayerofsootandsrnok~bung over the city as anxious residents returned to their homes to see whether they had escaped the names. Meet ltlr. Chest Hairy chests are out, as Eldon Coats proved when he won ''best chest" honors at Mr. Nude and Miss Nude pageants held recently at a San Bernardino nudist ranch. Coats also was voted most photogenic. More photo~ and a story on the pag~ants are on Page Cl. Treat your eyes and your ears with a JVC Hi-Fi Color T.V. JVC has taken special care to give you H1-F1 .sound as well as brilliant. clear pictures. I JVC Model 7t60 • , .. --.d drOC)Oflaly Aulomalic fine tuning. electronic eye bnghtneas control, in-line black maJrlx 01clure tube, earphone & recording 1acks & more. Price $4~5.00 Model 7460 17" measured diagonally Pric• $389.95 ALL.JVC TV'S BACKED BY A FULL 2-YEAR . WARf;tANTY OF PARTS & LABOR Nlodel 7160 · , · · ·1~r ~edd1aoe>riia11v $329.95 I e .... Orange Coast EOITtON VOL 70, NO. 209, 'SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1977 Southland Simniers; Fire Peril Nervous Orange County firelight.In& aulhor1t1es watched the the rmomete r and at mo:.phenc hum1d1ty gauge I.Oday a::. Southern California simmered and sweJtered in the third day or its wont 1977 fir~ peril period. Temperat\lres were expected lo drop slightly into lhe mid to high 90s in inJand Orange County but orricials stressed the fire risk ::.till exists in its most cnlical degree. Dally Pllet St.et! l'Mte lfff"et Mr. Chest Hairy chests are out. as Eldon Coats proved when he won "best chest " honors at Mr. Nude and Miss Nude p<.1geanls held recently at a San Bernardino nudist ranch. Coats also was voted most photogenic . More photos and a story on the pageants are on Page Cl. i Panel Blast Injures Man At Newporter A man working on the main electrical panels at the Newporter lnn was burned this morning when the panel ap· parently shorted out, then blew up in his face, firemen reported. The victim, James Walsh, about 50. was rushed to the UC Irvine Medical Center's burn unit for treatment of second and third degree bums on his face, hands, arms and upper torso. Fire Capt. John Brannan said hi s engine c ompany and paramedic s from Newport Center station were called to the hotel at about 10 :20 a.m. "The panel was still exploding when we gotthere." Brannan said. "sa l called in the Southern California Edison Company." Power company workers first , completely shut off the hotel's ):tower s upply. then partially restbr~ power while they re· pairecfth~.burned out circuits. "The weathermen are still talk1na about the high 90s through lhe weekend," Orange County Flrti Department Capt. Bruce Turbeville 58.ld today. Weather forecasters predicted temperatures tn the m~d-'IOs at beach areas which have been at· tracung throngs of visitors seek- ing relief from inland heat. But Captain Turbeville said 1t i~ the mland sector that firemen are most concerned 1tbout, due to * * * Disaster, Started --,... -By Kite SANTA BARBARA <AP> (\ disastrous brush fire that wds s tarted by an errant kite touching a power line has finally been controlled. fire officials said t6day. The blaze injured 22 people, destroyed or damaged 385 expensive homes and caused a loss estimated by officials at $50 million. ~~s very quf~l'ii~-­ There are no names at all," said Denn'ls Orbu!i, a U.S. Forest Service spokesman. "We're just tamping down the hot spots now." The fire which began Tuesday night and was contained Wednes· day burned 740 acres or brush. An estimated 3,000 people fled the area. Authorities said they were told by a young man who they would not identify that the fire, one of the worst in this scenic com- munity's history, began when his kite blew in\o a high-voltage power line in Sycamore Canyon. "l shall always regret the part, however innocent, I have had in this tragic matter,'' the young man was quoted as sayiog Wednesday. •' l .am deeply shocked and saddened by the great loss and suffering which has resulted Crom the fire.'' The kite Oyer was reported in seclusion outside the city, and authorities said no prosecution was contemplated. Firefighters had been worried the blaze might flare again dur· ing the night, or that another spark might re.ignite the chap· arral brush, normally dry and highly flammable and described now as "explosive" ~ause ol two years of drought. "But the wind is very quiet and we don't anticipate any more problems unless som ething tot.al· ly unforeseen happens," Orbus said. Santa Barbara, a wealthy com· munlty of mission-style homes whose red-tiled roofs lend a Mediterranean flavor to the parched Pacific coast, became a panicked city Tuesday night as sbeets of flame tore through lhe drought-dried brush of the Santa Ynez Mountains. <See FIRE, Page A%) Newport's Chief To Leave Hospital No condition report was im· mediately a\rsilable on Walsh. although Brannan said the in· jured man was conscious and coherent before belhg taken to the hospital. Newport Beach Police ChJef B. James Glavas is scheduled for d..... - . '110 release from Hoag Memorial DQmb _Injures-co • H,ospital Saturday following sur· TEL Avl-,,.. T. l p gery on bis back. v • ,..rae <A > -A Chief Glavas, $5, who retires bomb ~ploded today under a stall in a market in the l'fegev effecUve Aug. 15. underwent sur· Desert town of Beersheba. gery July-22 and will continue to Coast . Weather Late n·ieht and early mornlna roa and low clouds -.loPI the coast. Otherwise sUAnY Friday. Lows taniabC 62 to 68. , Hial\s Frfd•Y: in~ fos al beach• to ot,Jwo fO inland. IN•DBT8•AY convalesc~a1..bame. Cane~ietim the fire danger. County firefighting forces are also depleted by eight engine companies dis patched to Santa Barbara to assist in battling that city's holocaust in the hills. "They are still up there today. but I expect they 'It be back by t o night ." s aid. Captain Turbe ville, noting the Santa Barbara blaze that destroyed more than 200 homes is now at least contained. The specter of what happened in the brush and tree-choked can· yons and ridges above the ptC· turesque city still haunts him. "I am not making any kind or predictions." Captain Turbeville stressed. "But for some reason, h1storicaJly, our fires in Orange County usuall y break out on the third or fourth day of a heat wave." He noted today is the third day of temperatures that reached 101 at county fire department headquarters in Orange at 5 p.m. Tuesday. "The situation is still very critical." he observed. Authorities at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station said Wednes· day they have made various preparations for lhe possible out· break or fire, both in having ready men and heavy equipment. A standing station ordeE: calls for 100 men lo be ready on a mo- .. .. w ........ EXHAUSTED FIREFIGHTERS GRAB FORTY WINKS BEFORE RETURNING TO THE FIRE LINES Rest Area Set Aside at Weatmont Coll99e tor Firemen In Santa Barbara Area Anthony Calls Jury . Activity 'Political' Indicted Orange County Supervisor Philip Anthony said Wednesday that he now believes his treatment at the hands of the Grand Jury, District Attorney's omce and press "is primarily political." Anthony's charge came a s court ordered s eals on transcripts of secret grand jury te$timony leading to his indict- ment along with five other men were lifted and the transcripts madepubUc. Until now, Anthony had re· fused to criticize the indictment process that ended with him, Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and four others being charged with infractions of state political cam· paign disclosure laws. But in a news release Wednes- day, Anthony complained about having his request to keep the transcripts sealed rejected. And he chastised the district attorney's office for opposing his efforts to keep the transcripts un- der wraps. The Westminster supervisor s aid their release ''can only lead to ~ven more unwarranted and prejudici'al publicity." "I have tried to do everything possible to prevent this case from being tried In the newspapers and other media," Anthony said. "'lbere already has been so much publlcity that I probably won't be able to get a jury that hasn't been unduly influenced by inflammatory •one-sided report· ing." . He also criticized s o-called Dally ""°' St .. Plwle VICTIM OF 'POLITICS?' County Supervisor Anthony "tar~eted" defendants such as himself being "brought before the grand jury. apparently in the hope they would help make the case against themselves." ·'This alone iit' a very unusual and generally unethical lactic in any state, county or federal grand jur.,r invesliDlion~cept apparently in Orange County," Anthony said. Engine Fire Aborts Boston Plane Takeoff BOSTON (AP > -/\ Los Angeles-bound DCIO jet wilh 192 passengers aboard aborted on takeoff today after an explosion and fire erupted in its tail engine as the plane gathered speed on the runway at Logan lnterna· tional Airport. AU passengers and a crew of 12 aboard lhe American Airlines craft escaped without serious in· jury. an airport spokesman said. "lie was taking off. I doubt if he had much s~ed." said the spokesman for Massachusetts Port Au\horjty, operator of the airport. "A bunch of people thought that was a tire. But I saw smoke pass by my window. The stewardesses were scared and I was too. But they did a good job." said Beth Gibson, 18, a passenger from Fullerton. Chutes burst from the sides of the wide.body jet as it came to a stop on a runway almost at the een'ter of lhe airport. Emergency vehicles raced lo the plane and a crew smothered the tail olthe craft with foam. ex· tinguishing the fire before it could spread. Some passengers suffered minor injuries while escaping from the plane. "I ran for the field and then turned around and I thought I was far enough away," said passertser John Yvon, 18, of Long Beach.' He aaJd the evacuatloa took about two min1.4tes. The cause of the explosioa was not known. Today's Closia~ l N.Y. Stocks -I N TEN CENTS Soars ment's notice to fight a mli,jor blaze anywhere in the county Firebreaks around the &prnwl· ing base lying at the base of the crackling-dry Santa .An~ Moun· tams were also bulldozed f:arlJ er thu; spring and wider than 1r1 pre· vious years. The Third Marine Air Wing plans to make available a variety of heavy equipment :ouch as bu!Wo;ttrs and road grader~ tQ.r <See PE RIL, PageA2) Milliom .Jn l!.oim Heisted. PARIS CA P ) -Bandits seized a yellow truck carrying. S3 54 million in newl y minted coins today in one of the world 's biggest robberies, a uthorities said. The truck and 17 tons of bronze-colored 10-fran c coins were the obJect of a m assive search. but the thieves had a 30· minute j ump a nd police indicated they had no leads The robber s apparently acted an_ inside information. Police said the coins. about 'he size of a U.S. 50-cent piece and worth a little over S2 . were 1n 11. container that was en route from a mint in i.outhern France to the central Bank of France in Pans. A railroad official said Chere "must have been complicity somewhere along the line. "We do not post special guards so as not to attract attention to these s hipments." he told reporters. "Only a few people know about such shipments .. Authorities gave this account of the heist : The bank said the container • lert the mint at Pessac. near Bordeaux, Wednes day and arrived at the Paris station this morning. The green container. marked with the containe r company's initials CNC. was labeled as conta ining "metal products." Three or four armed men ran a cat' in front of a tractor trailer truck taking the container oul of the Gare de Lyon ra1lro;HJ ... 1at1on in eastern Pano.; The\ forn-cl 1he unarmed ctn ' "r anM J"~1stant into anotht•r c·.ir and d1 on· the truck awciy The op(•rat1on "as dcs('nbed a~ fast and smooth and then· were no known "'1tncs.sc~ Surfer Hurt In Newport A 43-year·old Santa Ana man is listed in good condition today at Hoag Memorial Ho~pital after suffering what lifeguards believe was a broken neck while body surring at Balboa ·s Wedge. · Newport Beach lifeguard spokesman Logan Lockabey said John Bergen was surfing al the beach al the end of the Peninsula with his son Tim when the mis- hap occurred at about 5 p.m. Lockabey I said the man was dashed into the· sand head-first by a wave and complamed of severe neck and back pains. He was treated by fire depart· ment paramedics who took him to Uie h06pilal where he remains today. • r 2 DAILY PILOT N • Bilking Of Pilots Cha'rge d LOS ANGELES <AP> A federal IJ'lnd jury hai. 1ndkltd lawyn--fin1tnc1er fl'1rty M•rlto for alte1edty defraudana hun dreda of United AlrUnet pllot.s of at least SU milllon. The panel charaed Marlin, 43. Wllh 24 counts of securities, mi11l and ware fraud, 1nlerisli1le transportation or money ub- tained by fraud and causan1 th~ ftlan1 d false tax returns Moilt of the money obtained by M a.rl.tn did not 10 mto the proJ ects, most of them tax shelteri. for wtuch it was raal>ed, the m: dlctments alleged The tndtctment <'apped a 16· month 1nvest1gat1 on by the Securities & Exchange Com. m1ss1on, postal inspectors, the internal Revenue SerVlce, and the U.S. attorney's office here Marian, who recently moved to New York, is scheduled lo bear- raigned Aug. 1. According to the lndictmen~ the major areas of fraud included a ~oreign banking operation which was to do business in Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the Cayman Islands; th~ purported purchase of buildings in the Mayfair dislricl of London and Joans and debentures for ~ London shipping business. Marlin guaranteed investors a 100 percent return on the invest- ments in five years plus con- tinued ownership of the build· in gs, the indictment said. Instead, it alleged, Marlin "lulled and deceived" investors by sending them pictures of Lon- don buildings not purchased and represent._ing his quarterly pay. ments to investors as being from rents collected on the buildings Marlin reportedly used some.of the $4.9 million he obtained from investors for a down payment on a mansion in the exclusive Bel- Air section of Los Angeles. Tnutlldey, July 21. 1971 .. 1 Q) © I J Wiiton © Trustee Areas Newport·M1t&a Unified School District O.Uy rllet New. MllP SHADED AREA IS MRS. BERGESON'S DISTRIGf If You Live There, You Can Apply tor Her Job .... N-MUSD Trustees Seek Replacement ,• .., .. · ... ,.,1 Trustees of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District decided Wednesday to appoint a suc· cessor to 13-year board member ~arian Bergeson who is resign. ing to run for the state Assembly. Applications for the school board post will be available from 8 a .m. to 4:30 p.m. in the district offices at 1601 16th St., Newport Beach until next Wednesday. f?ea~e for returning applica· lions is Aug. 5. Candidates must be residents of the third trul'llee district wb.i~b borders the west side or the Up- per Newport Bay. <See map.> Greenbelt Founder Jim Dilley· Stricken According to the schedule ap- proved Wednesday, board mem-· bers will review the applications ranking the candidates in orde; of preference. Each board 'member will give his rankings to board president Rod McMillian who will then invite the top five to a special board meeting Aug. 8. The five will be interviewed by bo~rd members during the public meeting and sometime before the regular board meeting Aug. 9. Each board member .will rank the five and give the re5ults to dislri~t superintendent John Nicoll. James Dilley. founder or the Laguna Greenbelt, a fierce en- vironmentalist and a gentle bookstore owner, suffered an ap- parent heart attack Wednesday outside his modest Laguna Beach home. . DiJJey was reported today to be m stable condition in the cor- onary care unit at South Coast Community Hospital. It is believed a neighbor found Dillev lvinl? on the l?round near 500 Ramona Ave. and summoned Dr .. T~addeus Jones. Dilley's phys1c1an. Dr. Jones· o£fice is on- ly four doors away from the scene. Dr. Jones was on the scene when units of the Laguna Beach Fire Depa rtment and the parlimedics arrived. Dilley stepped down, said he had been able to see Dilley today. His vital signs were reported good, tests were under way to de· termine the extent 0£ the damage, he said. DiJJney Aide Dies at 71; Seroices Set Carolyn K. Durnford, who came to California 47 years ago to. become Walt Disney's first private secretary, died Tuesday .in her San Juan Capistrano home. She was 71. At the regular session, Nicoll w i II then report on the results and the board will vote on a replace- 'P ent at the time. Nicoll said the board bas 30 days in which to name a replace- ment to Mrs. Bergeson or can a special election. Her resignation was filed Monday. Nicoll said the board members decided to move quickly on the appoint~nt process because of the 30-day limit and problems posed by pending vacations. 'Mrs. Bergeson's term rtuis un- til March, 1979. · Fr°* P. Ai MIAMl (AP> In a middle-class neighborhood seldom lroubled by crime, three men poslni as power company employes broke up a rock band rehearsal and methodically shot eight people .. Sh< of them dled. As the ,bodies were takwi away ear) y to d •J fro tn a three-bedrootQ suburpan home, oeighbots aod relatives screamed and.sobbed. "He's dead, he's dead," an unidentified woman cried as a body was carried from the concrete block house northwest of Miami. "Jlelp me. I want to die now." another wept as a fifth body was brought out. · Five of the dead were.residents of the home owned by Livingston Stocker and the sixth was a visitor, said homicide Sgt. Tom Lawley. Their identities and aies were not released. Dade County police said the three men were let into the home between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. Wednesday after saying they were sent by Florida Power & Light Co. to fix a short circuit. ·· Police spokesman Ralph Page said robbery seemed the most likely motive but detectives refused to give specifics. Page said the killers "were looking for something" and searched the house, leaving bureau drawers open and papers and clothes scattered. The occupants, who bad been rehearsing a rock music act, were bound with neckties and handkerchiefs, lined .up in a row and shot with a large caliber weapon, police said. Five bodies were found in one bedroom, a sixth in another bedroom. Johnnie Hall, 45, was found wounded and dazed in the front room. He was hospitall~ed in serious condition. Another survirvor, Margaret Wooden, 25, escaped to a neighbor's house, her ear bleeding where a bullet grazed it qd her ban& still boun·cl with a necktl~. • •'StJe-waa trcnbling all over," aalltheMtaltbor, Julius Davts. . • Davis tolclllla'wife, "':There.are latJ ~ i>e®le &bot neit door," and She called pollce, who later safd an anonymous caller reJ>Orted tho lc.illiDga a~ the same time. Davis said Stocker worked for Sears, Roebuck and eompany. Police were searching for several suspects seen fleeing in a white and maroon car rented by one ol the victims. Officer Lonnie Lawrence who has lived and WQrked in the ~rea sa1d it was a quiet neighborhood' "a middle class area a lo~ crime area, with ~o r eal· problems I can remember." From P119e A l PERIL ••• civilian fi~efighting too, should the need anse. Helicopters from the Santa Ana Marine Corps Air Station w~ll aJso be dispatched, equipped with 500-gallon water bucketS to aid chemical fire retardant aircraft in extreme emergency. Spokesmen said they are capa- ble or hovering inches over lakes or reservoirs lo fill the massive buckets, then roar alofl to dump them on a blaze. So far no fires have occurred in Orange County during the cur- rent heat wave, although a 1~­ acre blaze blackened land on Camp Pendleton in San Diego County Wednesday. The fire recalled the disastrous blaze or Jan. 21, 1976 ignited by a welder 's torch ' on Camp Per:idleton property only to hop, skip and jump into San Clem,ente, where it destroyed many structures. Ji',.._ Page A J FIRE.~. Fire storms leaped erratic&l.ly from canyon to ndge, lea~ patebWOrk. ol dettrucUon. • Ua• dtJ'uiclMJtnelfhborbooda. Fire otncials estimated t.b~ 250 e.xpensive homes were destroyed and another 135 homes and other structures were damaged. Three thousand persons ned as tbe flamet. driven by ''sundowne.t'" winds. raced through tbe cbapanal b~usb that covers Southe rn CalltomJa 's mountains. Seven evacuation centers were set up, but relief workers said few of the financially secure re1, ugees stayed there. Most electea !A> stay at the 78 hotels and motels in ~anta Barbara, a major tourist area. Dist. Atty. Stanley Roden said the ldte flyer, tdentlfted only as a man in his 20s, was in Sycamore Canyon when biJ kite was blown into a 16,000-volt power lli>e. He said lhe string of the kite caused an electrical arc, which "eit.b~ set t!1e brush immediately below on fire or sent a shower of flam- ma.ble material to the ground, which ~~t the brush on fire." Authonties first believed the blaze wa's the work of an arsonist. ·Teen Cyclists Harass Pair ~ In Newport. Newport Beach police are look - ing for the two teenagers who tried lo r:un down an elderly cou- ple as they took a morning stroll along the ereenbel\s of tbe Bluffs Wednesday. According to police reports · Marion and Chester ~ugent wer~ walking in the 500 block of Vista Flora at about 9:30 a.m. when they saw the two boys ap- proaching them on a speeding motorcycle. The couple said they ran off the paved sidewalk and up a small knoll, but the cyclists followed laughing and yelling, using pro'. fane language, the couple told police. Exceedingly articulate and an engaging speaker, Dilley has waged a continuing battle against deve lopment in the natural lands surrounding Laguna Beach, appearing at countless governmental hearings to support his "Laguna Green- belt." A rosary will be said for Mrs. Durnford tonight at 7:30 p.m . in the Serra Chapel of the old San Juan mission, where she was an active member. A mass of the Christian burial will take place Friday at 9 a.m. followed by burial at Ascension Cemetery m El Toro: DIES ••• ·' that brings' to mind flashing red skirts as French can-can dancers prance. JVC HI-Fl COLOR T.V. Thomas Al exander, named president of the Greenbelt when SURE THING: SMITH'S VOCAL Very little about the future of the Irvine O>mpany is certain in the wake of its sale and a press conference this week at which new owners tave only vague answers to reporters' questions. One thing is sure, however. Joan Irvine Smith has no plans to give up her role as a vocal maverick. See Joanne Reynolds• Logbook on PageCS. °"ANQI COAST " DAILY PILOT Mrs. Durnford joined the Dis· ney organization in 1930. shortly after the Disney brothers moved their fledgling movie business to a new Los Angeles studio from the garage where their anima· lion magic began. Three years later, she married Frank Churchill, the composer, who wrote much of the music for early Disney productions. Her second husband, Don Durnford, said his wife was re- quired to resign from the Disney organization upon her marriage to Churchill. ''Walt didn't want any married women working there," Mr. Durnford said. During her marriage to Churchill, Mrs. Durnford wrote lyriC:S for some of her husbMd's music. When he dJed, she inherit· ed b!s me~bership in the Amencan Soc1etY. or Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP>. Sally. Evans . Rites Friday .. The concertmaster would have loved it. they say. - "I've known rum siilce the days back in Chicago. He was one of the finest musicians in the land but his personal trace and man-, ners overshadowea tnat ra~ most of the time," Brandon said today. He noted jn addition to performing with the elite Chicago Symphony Orchestra, last year Mr. Nardulli was nominated for the television in- dustry's Emmy Award for h~ conducting of a program of the Orange Cou n ty Youth Philharmonic Orcbestra. A former citrus rancher who moved tq Orange County in 1947, Mr. Nal"dullt 'wa9 devoted to.pte ~outhful or~hest:r,a and to nurttlt· 1ng young musical talent wherever and wbenever-possi- ble. But While agriculture JDd land invest'tnents p r ovided·» llvellhood, tousle was Mt. · N ardulll 's consumint passion, lllmost a worship, friends lay. ''He wa& Vf!fY Italian. 'Wilen be played ibe violin lt was • Uk>uth his w~ soul came Oat ol the Bl· stru~ent ... 1aya Mts. Ed Schumacher of Newport Bea.ch. ""He w~ •· t rem e ndous performs. ablolutely ch~. and whenever a volunteer was needed. eapeclally to work with youaf, mu1lcians, lo• w•s there, ' said Dally Pilot mu.le •• critic Tom 8f.FI•~· . · ROiih" for Mr. Nardulll 'Will l>e Frld-y at. 7:80 p.m. ln Sed· ~:~l~ :~~J!tT.1~ 'at noon lri St. Ctclla's Clurcli, 1801 6.E. Sytamo Str eet, Tustlft. • Survlyora Include bil. Wff• Bernice. plus foCar sou, Pitrl~. • 10NPh. hll• and Jm •. 1"M fatnily sua11ta m-.;rta! contn..._. to tM l'_.,..o .... cu ... ~ ... of ouataUi Valle1 Co•munlt.T n~ moo DlcWI at.. ro.. wa"V6'. ' . Treat your eyes and your ears with a JVC Hi-Fi Color T.V. JVC has taken special care to give you Hi-F1 sound as well as brilliant. clear pictures. Modtf 7160 ! • ' ... --ed •111J011"1 ,~ t ,:;, • • Automatic fine tuning. efectt"on~"'eye brightness control, in-line black matnx picture tube. earphone & recording jacks & more. • Pric• $455.00 ' ' Model7460 .-. 17" me~re<-1.~ihgonanv Pric.• $389.95 .... ALL JVC TV'S 8ACKED .. BY A FULL 2-YEAR WARRANTY OF PARTS & LABOR .., .. ; • . • l f', •• 11 •• .. Saddleback EDITION .. Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks VOL 70, NO. 209, 4 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDA~JULY2~1~7 TEN CENTS Southland ~ervous Orungtt Count y ftreCighlJng author1lle1 watched the thermomPt1.1r und at mo:.pheric hum1d1ly 11auae today Sinuners; Fire Peril • 1:. Southern California simmered itmf sweltered tn the third d1ty of at:. worst 1971 fire pent J>eraod Temperatures wer~ expected to drop sll1hUy 1oto the mid to high 90s an Inland Orange County but olfk1aJs stressed the fire risk -snll exists m \ts most crit.Jcal degree. ·'The ~athermen are still tulklng about the high 90s through lhe weekend," Orange County Fire Department Capt. Bruce Turbeville said today, Weather forecasters predicted temperatures in the mid·70s at beach areas which have ~n at· tractmg throngs of visitors seek· mg rehef from inland heat. Hut Captain Turbeville said it 11> the mland sector that firemen arc most concernoo about. due to the firedan1er. County (!relighting forces are also depleted by eight engine companies dispatched to Santa Barbara to assist in battling that city's holocaust in the hills. "They are still up there today. but I expect they'll be back by tonight," said Captain Tu rbevlllei noting the Santa Barbara b aze that destroyed more than 200 homes is now ~at least contained. AP Wire ...... EXHAUSTED FIREFIGHTERS GRAB FORTY WINKS BEFORE RETURNING TO THE FIRE LINES Rest Area Set Aside at Westmont College for Firemen In Santa Barbara Area X Movies on Home TV? i Pay Video Station Polling Subacriben • A Los Angeles pay television station which plans to begin Orange County service by Sep- tember is polling subscribers for . their views about receiving X- rated movies 1n their homes. National Subsc ription Television. which broadcasts from Mount Wilson over Channel 5 to homes with TVs fatted with 'special devices. says 1t is "testing the waters .. aoout the adult fare. In a letter to subscribers this month, Program Director An- ' drew R. Wald wrote: ' "We have had a number of re- quests from our subscribers for X-rated films. Please indicate (on enclosed opinion cards> your feelings, both positive and · negative, as to our showing X · Ta led films. "Depending on your response . we would begin the program· ming on a test basis at midnight on occasional Friday or Saturday nights." Contacted today about the ap· parent plan to show the first X- rated motion pictures on Los Angeles television, Wald denied having any actual plans. He said the subscriber poll is being done "only lo test the waters. We are not showing, and have no 'plans to show, X-rated films." Wald said, however, that a large number of requests for the sexually oriented material have been made. "We would never show hard· ' core movies like 'Deep Throat.' "Wald said. Coast Weather Late nishl and early morning fo1 and low clouds along the coast. Otherwbe sunny Friday. Lowa tonltht 62 to 68. Highs Friday in '70s at beaches to near 90 Inland. INSIDE TODAY. He added, "Our definition or X- r a ted movies. would be con· sidered soft-core." Wald protested that even if the majority of the station's sub- scribe rs wanted "soft-core" films over their home television sets, "We probably wouldn't do it. .. When asked, then why lake a poll, he replied, "We are in the service business to be responsive to OW' custorrier1. •' The station bas no X-rated films on the schedule for August. Results of the poll are due in mid- August. This month's schedule includes a number of R-rated movies, in- cluding "Everythirtg You Always Wanted to Know About Sex," "Big Bad Mama ," "Lis:ztomania .. and "Bring Me the Ht?ad of Alfredo Garcia." Musie Stilled Joe Nardulli Dead at (J6 By ARTHUR R. VINSEL 01 tM Oltlly Pllet Slaff Graceful and precise, his hands that nurtured oranges in Tustin, coaxed tomatoes from the stubborn dirt of Texas plains and created music to satisry the soul a re still today but his music lingers on. Giacinto Joseph "Joe" NardulH, concertmaster o! the Orange County Philharmonic Orchestra, is dead at 66. Magnificently Italian, with a flowing mane or distinguished, wavy gray hair, be succumbed to cancer Tuesday at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. The night before, orchestra leader Henry Brandon broke the news of the inevitable to a crowd of some 3,000 enJoyJ.ng a summer evening concert at Newport Beach's Fashion Island. Brandon and his Henry Bran- don Symphonette had performed for years with Mr. Nardulli, who in the 1940s played violin with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. .. Ladies and gentlemen, you may have noticed our con- certmaster is missing .... " Brandon began dedicating the night to him. And then, before the crowd of upturned faces, he couldn't con- tinue. But the Henry Brandon Symphonette played on. They broke into Mr. NarduUi's favorite number, "Galte Parislenne," a razz.ma-tazz tune that brings to mind flashing red skirts as French can-can dancers prance. The concertmaster would have loved it, they say. ··1·veknown him since the days (~DIES, Page AZ) Woman Marine Fulfills Goal The specter of what t)appened in the brush Qlld tree-choked can- yons and ridees above the pic- turesque city stm haunts him. .. I um not 111akin~ any kind of predictions," Captam Turbeville stressed. "But ((>r some reason, historically, O\lt fires in Orange County usually break out on the third or fourth day or a heat wave." He noted loday Is the third day of temperatures that reached • * * 101 at county fire department headquarters in Orange at S p.m. Tuesday. . - ''The situation is still very critical," he observed . Authorities al El Toro Marine Corps Air Station said Wednes- day they have made various preparations for the possible out- break or fire. both in having ready men and heavy equipment. A standing statfon order caJls for 100 men to be ready on a mo- * * * Damage $50 Million Disastrous Started by SANTA BARBARA <AP) -A disastrous brush fire that was started by an errant kite touching a power line has finally been controlled. fire officials said today The blaze 1nJured 22 people. destroyed or damaged 385 expensive homes and caused a loss estimated by officials at SSO million. "It's very quiet this morning. There are no flames at all,·• said Dennis Orbus. a U.S f'orest Service spokesman. "We're just tamping down the hot spots now.·· The fire which began Tuesday night and was contained Wednes· Robbers Get $3:5 Million French Coins PARIS CAP> -Robbers seized a semitrailer truck containing 17 million francs -$.1.54 million -- in coins in a holdup today near a Paris railroad station, police said. The coins were being sent to the Bank of France from Bordeaux. A truck ordered by the bank had picked up the container and was leaving the Gare de Lyon railway station when three or four armed men stepped in front of it and forced the chauf- feur and a guard to get into a car which had carried the gangsters, the authorities said. The coins were in a freight con· tainer of about 1,060 cubic. feet. capacity. The operation, which police lfaid was obviously carried out by proressionaJs, went off so quickly that no one seemed to have noticed. The first alert to police was given by the chauffeur after he was released some 30 minutes after the robbery. The shipment was consigned to the Bank of France by a mint branch al Pessac, near Bordeaux. The holdup occurreti as the semitrailer rig carrying the con- tainer, weighing more than 10 tons, rolled slowly out of the railroad station yard. It had no police escort, for reasons still unclear, and the crew had no defense when the rig was stopped by one car and the two men forced into another stolen car. day burned 740 acres of brush. An estimated 3,000 people fled the area. Authorities said they were told by a young man who they would not identify thal the fire, one of lhe worst in this scenic com- munity's history, began when his kite blew into a high-voltage power line in Sycamore Canyon. "J shall always regret the part, however innocent, I have had in this tragic matter." the young man was quoted as saying Wednesday. "I am deeply s hocked and saddened by the great loss and suffering which has resulted from the fire.'' 0.11'( Plklt SU.ff Pllolo ~-Mr.Ole• Hairy chests are out, as Eldon Coats proved when he won "best chest" honors at Mr. Nude and Miss Nude pageants held recently at a San Bernardino nudist ranch. Coats also was "oted most photogenic . More · photos and a story on the pageants are on Page Cl. Non-teaching Employes Get Salary Boost The Saddleback VaUey Unified School District's non-teaching employes voted overwhelmingly Wednesday in favor of a new three-rear contract containing provisions ror improved working conditions and a sjx percent pay raise. Members of the local CaUfornia School Employes As· soclaUon (CSEA> chapter met at Los Alisos Intermediate School to vote on the packqe. which bad been tentatively endorsed by neaottators for the u.nlon and the district. Soars ment's notice to fight a major blaze anywhere in the county. Firebreaks around the sprawl· mg base lying at the base of the crackling-dry Santa Ana Moun . tams were also bulldozed earUer this spring and wider than In pre- vious years. The Third Marine Air Wing plans to make available a variety or heavy equipment such as bulldozers and road Jffa(lers for <See PERIL, Page AZ> * * * Blaze Kite The kite flyer was reported in seclusion outside the city, and authorities said no prosecution was contemplated. Firelighters had been worried the blaze might flare again dur· ing the night, or that another spark might re-ignite the chap- arral brush, normally dry and htghly flammable and described now as "explosive" because of two years of drought. "But the wind is very quiet and we don't anticipate any more problems unless something total· Iv unforeseen happens," Orbus said. <See FIRE, Page A2) Engine Fire Aborts Boston Plane Takeoff_ BOSTON CAP) -A Los Angeles-bound DClO jet with 192 passengers aboard aborted on takeoff today after an explosion and fire erupted in its tail engine as the plane gathered speed on the runway at Logan Interna- tional Airport. All passengers and a crew or 12 aboard the Americ an Airlines craft escaped without serious in· jury. an airport spokesman said. "He was taking off. I doubt if he had much speed," said the spokesman for Massachusetts Port Authority, operator of the airport. "A bunch or people thought that was a tire. But I saw smoke pass by m y wtndow. The stewardesses were scared and l was too. But they did a good job," said Beth Gibson, 18, a passenger from Fullerton. Chutes burst from the sides of the wide-body jet as it came to a slop on a runway almost. at the center of the airport. Emergency vehicles raced to the plane and a crew smothered the tail or the craft with foam, ex- tinguishing the fire before it could spread. Some passengers suffered minor injuries while escaping Crom the plane. "I ran for the lield and then turned around and I thought I was far enough away," said passenger John Yvon, 18, of Long Beach. He sajd the evacuation took about two minutes. The cause or the explosion was not known. "As soon as they pulled the chutes, we bad it all contained." the spokesman said, adding that the airport was closed for ap- proximately 30 seconds. Diesel Oil FouU Beaches In Mexico ROSARITO BEACH, Mexico (AP> -Nearly seven mUes of Pacific Otean beaches south of San Dteao and TtJuana are being polluted by an applJ'ent spill of diesel oU trom • lMk'er. ~· Officials of B.ia California at.ate said 9cores or marine life •P~iea are eftdanaered by the ahlt\y bhat aUcli that l!lffa driv· ln~ bathers from beacbts . Wednesday afternoon. Wllusaea reported biitny fumes fl"Oftl UM ra.i oll. The IPll.I ii IUlpecttid to bave ~me fl"Olll a Mexican canter that •at unloadln1 at Ute 'P'tta ... llaleDOI <PDIU> ....... .., • tM ilort.bim end Of ~tO'a..da. '# y 2 DAILY PILOT SB 6Found Slain In Miami MIAMI IAl'I Six m~n were k1llfld and a rn~tn 11nd wom•m wound~ 1n wh1at polite <'allt.od an "exc.-c:utmn l}l.1c " ~luylna in 11 middle clu~11 'iuburhirn uea nurlhwest ol Mia.mi Ralph Page, lntormaUon of fker for Oatde County pollre, tu.ad the bodle.' of the men were found l•le Wednesduy lined up tn two of three bedroom:. in lhe ranch style home Page u1d all the men had been 111hot with " .. l1Hge c11l1ber weapon ' But he 1a1d in- veslJgalort. do not yet know if more than one gun had been used Page !>aJd the house was "ob- v1ow;ly searched " by the killers .. They were looking for sometJung," he said Neighbors identified the home o" ner as LI ving!>ton Stocker. lt was not 1mmechately known 1f Stockl'r, who ha!> hved there for Cave year:., wai. a v1ct1m. Officers suuJ they believed they knew the identities of some victim!>, but would not release details. Police said they were looking for three men. Witnesses said they saw the three leaving the scene in a white and maroon 1977 Thunderbird, which belonged to a victim. f'ro .. Page A I GOAL .•. Marines. She chose law, went on inactive status and dug in for three year:.. "I had always wanted tG be an air traffic controller but the M arincs needed lawyers - particularly women lawyers." she sa1tl. Capt. Cohanne graduated "an the middle" of her class in 1975 and shipped out almost im - mediately for boot camp - something s he successfully avoided when she was initially commissioned. As a first li eutenant, she out- ranked her basic training platoon commander. Then the Marines did her a big favor. They assigned her to a base in southern California -El Toro thus fulfilling another of her many goals. "I always w<Anted to come to California." she said. "I like all the warm weather sports like -bttseball, swimming and tennis. I don't ski or ice skate and it is so cold back in Pennsylvania." . Capt. Cohanne, who plans to end her brief Marine career next year, sees a particular advan- tage in the way she handled her military duty. Though she has been active on- ly two years, she is paid as a cap· lain with six years service because of her enlistment during college. She also has three years of solid legal experience to offset an average law school record and recently passed the California bar examination. She was sworn into the bar earher this month al the El Toro base by an ex-Marine -Superior Court Judge Bruce Sumner. · As a military defense attorney working at El Toro's Law Center, Capt. Cohanne handles cases in- volving court martial offenses , and give~ advice to Marines in trouble with the law. When she leaves the Corps, she wants to specialize in "entertain- ment law," handling negotia- tions and contracts in the world of show business. FLYING BOAT TAKES SHAPE Larry Hill's dream ls a flying boat. Right now a proper propeller is providing the stumbling block a(ter four years of tinkering and testing. The San Juan Capistrano man is sure he'll find a solution. See Pase cs. O"ANQl COAST sa DAILY PILOT i Otlty l'llet l'Mlo .,~Jae-0.-11 WOMAN FREED AFTER ONE HOUR TRAPPED IN CAR IN SOUTH LAGUNA ACCIDENT Firemen Dismantled Small Sedan to Extricate the Victim, Norma Sellers of Long Beach Woman Trapped in Auto Firerrwn Free Victim of South~ Crash A 56 year-old woman wa!I trapped for nearly an hour in wreckage of a car in South Laguna Wednesday. Firemen tore the car apart to free her. Two people were injured in the accident involving three vehicles. Norma L . Sellers of Long Beach was reported in stable condition today at South Coast Community Hospital. She suf. fered crushed ribs and multiple cuts and scratches in the 2 p.m. mishap. The woman had been pinched between the front seat and the floor of the late-model sedan, ap· parenlly a loan car from a Los Angeles area dealer. Firemen used the "iaws of life." a powerful tool, lo force Brush Fire Ignited By Shells By ANNE COOPER Ol I,. Dally l'llol SIAllf Artillery shells fired into Camp Pendleton's Jardin Canyon start- ed a 1,300-acre brush fire Wednesday that had San Clemente firemen and resjdents on pins and needles. open the Jammed door of the car. and then snipped the windshield pillars and the roof of the car to re<ich Mrs. Sellers. She was finally remo\red through the roof after tile seal of lhc car wa!. forced back Wlth the toot Paramedics on the seen~ ad- ministered intravenous soltition and monitored the woman's vital signs. Also injured in the collision was Richard Martin, 51, of 23851 Shady Tree Lane, Laguna Niguel. California flighway Patrol of- ficers said Mrs. Sellers was southbound on Pacific Coast Highway near Aliso Circle and had slowed lo turn left. J\ following dump truck driven From Page Al DIES ... back. in Chicago~ He was one of the finest musicians in the land but hls personal grace and man- ners overshadowed that fact most of the Lime," Brandon said today. H e noted in addition to performing with the elite Chicago Symphony Orchestra. l ast year Mr. Nardulli was nominated for the television in· dustry's Emmy Award for his conducting of a program of the Orange County Youth Philharmonic Orchestra. by Bruce Pickard, 30, of 34~2 Calle Portola, Capistrano Beach, struck the rear of the small Sellers car sending it careening into the opposing traffic lane where a colhs1on between it and Marlin'!> pickup truck occurred. Martin was released after emergency trecslment at South Coast Community HospitaJ. Firt!men from three stations were summoned to provide suffi. cient manpower to rip the car apart without jarring the stricken patient. The cause of the accident is un- der investigation by the Highway Patrol. Fro• Page A l .. RU CONTAINED· ••• S~t& B.-bara, a wealthy com· munitY. of mlssion-styl~ homes wbose r~..flfed roo/a lend a Mc.diterrapean flavor to the paic-W Pacific coast, ~came a panicked city Tuesday nlibt. as Shfft.s of flame tore through the drought-dried brush ol tbe Santa Y ne2 Mountains. Fire storms leaped erratically from canyon ~o ridge1• Ie•ving a palet\work of destrucuon aeross the citY.1s ~chest neieh~ooCls. Fire ~ffielrm eaUmat~ ~hat 25d expevslve homes were destroyed and another 135 bonres a nd other atr"ct.,.ures were damaged. Three thousand perso~ fled ·H .the flames, driven by "..sundowner" winds, raced through lhe chaparral brush that covers Southern Califorrua 's mountains.• Seven evacuation centers were set up, but relief workers said few of the financially secure ref- ugees stayed thete. Most. elected to stay at the 78 ho'tels and motels in Santa Barbara, a maior tourist area. Dist. Atty. Stanley Roden said the kite flyer, identified only as a man in his 20s, was in Sycamore Canyon when hls kite was blown into a 16,000-volt power line. He s aid the string of the kite caused an electrical arc, which "either set the brush.immediately below on fire or sent a shower o( flam· mable material to the ground, which .set the brush on fire." Authorities first believed the blaze was the work of an arso11ist. Although small by Callforma BAKERY HIT BYUJfSUIT LOS ANGELES <AP J -A lawsuit was filed against a San Gabriel bakery charging the company allowed dead and de- compooing rodents oear the mix- ing area and used insect-infested or rodent-contaminated baking ingredients. The suit against Thee or California was filed Wednesday in Superior Court by the district attorney. :standards. the 740-acre blue left an uncommon trail of tragedv · M •hY ottlioM whose hpmes wer.: destroyed were wealthY; OU1ets were not. ··we were told to evacuate. we had three minutes' QOlice," said one man w.bo lost bis home. "l got out maybe a handtul of clothing. My wlre got out a few t>ictures, a scrapbook from her childhood." Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. declared a state of emergency Wednesday and deployed 500 Na- tional Guard troops to belp firefighters from the U.S. Forest Service, the Santa Barbara County and city fire departments and nearby communities. or the 22 persons reported in· J"red, officials sald, inosl suf- fered minor burns and smbke in· halalion. One person was arrest- ed for looting. A layer or soot and smoke hung over the city as anxious residents returned lo their homes to see whether they had escaped lhe flames. * * f'ro• Page Al PERIL ••• civilian firefighting too, should the need arise. ' HeHcopters from the Santa· Ana Marine Corps Air Station will also be dispatched, e<(U1pped with 500-gallon water buckets to aid chemical fire retards'Qt aircraft in extre me emergency. Spokesmen said they are cap;t- ble of hovering inches over lakes or reservoirs to rm the massive buckets, then roar alon to dump them on a blaie. · So far no fires have occurred in Orange County during the cur- rent heat wave, although a 15(}. acre blaze blackened land on Camp Pendleton in San Diego County Wednesday. • . The fire recalled the-disastroQs blaze of Jan. 21, 1976, ignited by a welder's torch on Camp Pendleton property only to hop, s kip a nd jump into San Clemente. where it destroyed \ many structures. San Clemente Fire Chier Ron Coleman would not accept Marine Corps assertions that the fire was under control. He made repealed trips Wednesday to an observation point to check the fi re's progress. "They told us they h ad the fire under control last time, too," Coleman said, referring to the multi-mjllion dollar January, 1976 fire which started on Camp Pendleton property and spread to the city, ultimately destroying 19 San Clemente homes and damag- ing others. A former citrus rancher who moved to Orange County in 1947, Mr. Nardulli was devoted to the youthful orchestra and to nurtur- ing youn g mus ical talent wherever and whenever possi- ble. But while agriculture and land investments provided a livelihood, music was Mr. Nardulli's consuming passion. almost a worship, friends say. JVC HI-Fl COLOR T.V. A Marine Corps spokesman at Camp Pendleton said today that the Jardin Canyon fire had been contained, although the areaa may still have "hot spots." Because of weather conditions, the sprawling military reserva- tion was declared today to be in "condition red." A Marine Corps spokesman said this meant that pyrotechnic and namrnatory de· vices would not be used. lB Greenbelt Head Dilley Has Attack James Dilley, founder ot the Laguna Greenbelt, a fierce en· vironmehtalisL and a gentJe boOtcstore owner, sutrered-.n ap- parent heart attack Wednesday outside bis modest Laguna Beach home. Dilley was reported today to be tn at.able condition In the cor· onary care unit at South Coast Communi~ Hospital. I\ is believed a neighbor found Diiley JYinR oh Lbe "rQund near 500 Ramona Ave. and a\Jmmoned Dr. Thaddeus Jones, Dllley'a phyelciao, Dr. Jonu• offictbon· l}' tour dc>ors away tr~m \he scene. , Dr. Jones wa1 on th• 1etr1e wh• unibt of th• L•aun• Buch l'lre J>eper&mtnl and &b e paramedict IJ'1'iv... . &c~ .wtleulatt and lift en•acinj •~hr, DUltt ha. ••1•d a eonUauln• )tattle •••'n•L(•v•lOJment la the na\ul'al d aada ••tro•••h•I ~ BUela, •ne= at COWi .... ..,...... ..,. tO 9llDllDlt. Illa "t.iana• Ortiie· beti.lr'"'"-~ "He was very lt.alian. When he played the violin it was as though his whole soul came out of the in- s trument," says Mrs . Ed Schumacher of Newport Beach. ''He was a tremendous performer. absolutely charmtng, and whenever a volunteer was needed, especially to work with young musicians. Joe was there," said Daily Pilot music critic Tom Barley. RosBTY for Mr. Nardulli will be Friday a t 7:30 p .m. in Sad- dleback Mortuary Chapel, with Mass to be celebrated Saturday at noon in St. Cecilia's Church, 1301 S. E. Sycam ore Street. Tustin. .· Survivors include b~ wife Bernice, plus four sons, Patriak, Joseph,,Julien and James. The family suggests memorial contribuUons to the Fountain Valley Cancer Fund, care or Fountain VaUey Community Hospital, 17100 Euclid St •• FOlUl- taln Valley. Httuseboater ' Blocks Dozer ' \ . JVC Treat your eyes and your ears with a JVC Hi·F1 Color T.V. JVC has taken special care to give you H1-F1 sound as well as brilliant, clear pictures. . Modef 7RO ' " I 9M -·-H dlOCJOl'.ny Automatic hne tuning, electron.c eye brightness control. m-flne black maiox picture tube, earphone & recording 1acks & more. 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A WOMAN COULD BE CLASSIFIED AS head. of household only iC she had no husband. Now, chan1in1 aodal attitudes and life styles have pro· voked iovernment data collectors Into movln• away from th!• archaic and arbitrary idea ol household head and into exploring aJternatives. The Bureau of Labor Stallst1cs will be&in thl1 month to publish quarterly data on the 1tatus of various family mem· bers without designating either husband or wife as lhl' household head. Thls recent data shows, accordin1 to Deborah Klein, senior economist at the bureau, that less than half the nation's husbands are the only breadwinners in their Money's Worth families, while about 10 percent of employed wives are the only wage earners in their families and about JS percent of unemployed wives have no one else employed in their families. WITH FACTS SUCH AS THESE, supplied in a tamely fashion, it will be increasingly indefensible for a policymaker to minhniiethe slanlficance of unemployment among wives. wives. In addition, after polling respondents and tesUni sub· atitutes, the Census Bureau has decided to eliminate the word "head" from the 1980 census questionnaire. The new focus is on the "person in the family." s1ud Janet L. Norwqod, deputy commissioner for data analyisis at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Policymakers have shirted their attention "to the presentation and analysis of current data on individuals in relation lo the people with whom they live." TIUS MEANS THE GOVERNMENT is recognizmc \here is no 1$UCh thing as a "typical" American family. Of the 56 million families in the United Stales, about 84 percent are the husband-wife uml!. Of these, more than hair have more than one wage-earner. The proportion of single-parent familieK ha!> increased too. There are more than 7.5 million fam ilies headed by women with one or two children. Only 6 percent of U.S. families fit with a working husband, a wife who is a full-time homemaker irnd two young children. OC Businesses Advance People Brentwood Savinis and Loan AHociatlon has an· nounced the following personnel appointments: -Mary Ann Plummer, Huntington Beach has been promoted to assistant vice president and branch mana~er ot the ~eatmlnater office. She is former operations officer and assistant treasurer at the Monrovia branch. -Otrist~ne Decker, Huntington Beach. has been pro· moted to assistant vice president and branch manager of the Huntington Beach oCfice. She is former branch manager at the Westminster oUlcc. • Gilbert E. Be1ar, Laguna Beach, has been numcd vice presid~mt, fin~nce tor NaUoaaJ Supply Company. He hus been vice pres1dent-fjnance for Hltco since 1972 . • Joaa Bardach has been named manager of materlul control and servlces at Amedyne Company, Laguna Jlllls. * "'.llliam T. Mazza, fo'ountain Valley, has been promoted to assistant manager of Security Padflc Bank's Capistrano Valley Office. He fa former assistant manager in Lhe bank's •outhem dtviston administration. . * David A. JohHo•, AJA, Lacuna Niguel, former vice prealdent and managing director of the Oran1e County of- fice of William L. Pereira Associates, haa become a partner of Rkbardaon Chase and Assoeiates, San Clemente. Reflecting his association with the llrm, the corporate name has been changed to Richardson Chase Johnson. He will assume m1~a1ement responsibilities for many of the firm's commercial, recreational and institutional projects. * JamN D. Kennedf, Seal Beach. president or KSI Leas- lnt. Inc., bu joined the board or directors of Pacific HOlpttaJ, Long Beach. He is president-elect of the Boys· Cluf> of Lon1 Beach, and ls a member ot El Bekal Shrine Lonf Beach Mounted Police, Long Beach Motor Patrol. und the Chamber of Commerce. Tun Finns to See·k Military Contract Northrop Corp. and Sanders Aaeoclateii have •n· "ounced signtna of a team1n1 aireem•nt to pureue the Joint V .S. Navy-Alr Force self-protection Jammer (ASPJ> elec· tronk counwm1uure1 IECM> proaram for new fighter alrcratt. Tbe program for development end productton of the "next cencratJon" fi'bter system is expected to involve U\e Dtf ense Departmen~ 1 largest •lnll• ECM procurement. '111• \eamlq •crfemtnt acts forth • c:ooperatlv• effort du.rte· velotmtt1t ao4 tbelnJUaJ production phaae. and SMdtn mer tel c-onlendere ln the re· cenUy oomJ> ei.tdJolntaervteea·~nd= ASPJ 1tudy. ~·1-dd'IDH l>'I~ dlvbJ°", whlcb bas de- livered ~ ~ 141000 SCM a1Jt1m1, SI • IUPPU• of Air ~.ma lor\he .. aDd n1 &tile. 5adtra ~lles •'"'*"" e«aterm1u\lrtl aMt has de· UYUed ~ \tia.n S,900 SCI( ~ma. I I Thu'*Y. Juty 28 t9n S DAIL y PILOT CIJ San .Juan Flier Has 'Spruce Goos~' 7 WU.LIAM llODGt:: • • .. Dlollf ,. ..... tatt ~ mil'• drum 11b on llll • ~'*9 n1tbcd tTuck next to .. ina ram1h1<'kle barn tn DOrt.11 SM Juan Caplatrano. :~ a 1hroud ot lroea, lhe n J t11ld~nt ·1 dream la niomet\tarlly \•111ble to the as s"1.loenl ol can and lruclu nfOV· In~ north on Interst ate :i. It <'ate~ the drivers' eyes as the brlihl Wt.ernoon sun ~lints off the 11mGOth aurfRe or arrcran metaJ wnd see·Uirou&b canopy. Hill 'a dream Is a "Dying boat." AND THE 65-year·old retired toolmaker has spent the last four ye1m1 tinkering with propellers and a streamlined look. "There 'g a profound amount q( mathemali.cB. applied to pro- peller lhcory." Hill explained. "But you can still learn a lot a bout propellers by trial and er· ror." The crafts man ls experiment· Ing with combinations of wood trying to come up with a sound Olllly ...... SCaH ,.... .. EXPERIMENTAL 'FLYING BOAT' RESTS ON FLATBED TRUCK IN SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Four Years of 'Trial and Etror' by a 65-year-old Retired Toolmaker Parking District Eyed Newport Businessmen Seek Lot Acquisition Central Newport Be ach busi- nessmen who have been urging the city to buy two pieces of pro- perty for parking lots have been given two weeks to get started on forming their own parking dis- trict. City councilmen suggested the bus inessmen {orm the dlstrict to Pilot Logbook finance purchase of the former Ne wport Harbor Art Museum and two nearby lots, worth an estimated $500,000. THE BUSINESSMEN, who have organized themselves into· the Central Newport Beach Parking Committee, two weeks Irvine Company Siill Joan's Baby By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of Ille Oelly "''-'St.ti RUMORS -the b)'1>roduct or the bidding war that pre· ceded the sale of the Irvine Company--were hardly laid to r est in the press conference called this week by four of the company's new directors. Donald Rren. A. Alfred Taubman. Joan Irvine Smith and Poter Kremer answered questions for about an hour but provided lilllc specific insight into what lhey intend to do with the land development firm. Financing of the $337.4 million purchase is a confidential matter, the new management says, and it will re· m a in !>o. THE SIZE OF the ll·bank loan and its effect on the company's operations will have to re main the subject of s pecul ation So far. the only thing out- siders know for sure is that the company will no longer function as its own general HYN<>1.os contractor. doing away with direct con· strucllon of r esidential. commercial and industrial pro- jects The new board of directors, controlled by an executive committee of Taubman, Bren and Kremer, is currently studying a lot of options -a fascinating revelation, but one that isnotgo1ng to impress the community with its detail. Watching the four pnnc1pals answer questions aHd reading between the lines of the replies, it may be possible lo make some educated guesses on the way the company's new management is going to function. According to recent announcements, there are only two people on the new board of directors who were on the old-- Mrs. Smith and her cousin's husband, Keith Gaede. All of the directors come from the consortium of investors who joined to buy the company at Mrs. Smith's urging. SPECULATION HAS been that part of the price she paid for the Taubman group's purchue of the company ber grandfalher founded -thus killing the Mobil Corp. deaJ she so vigorously contested-was some sort of promise that pending and future Utigatfoo nled by the lawsuit-prone Mrs. Smith would be done away with. · According to the story, she would become a quiet. passive member or the board, bowina to the decisions of Taubman and Bren. Asked about one suit ht particular, the one bJockint the sale to the state of l,300 acres ln the Irvine coast, M~. Smith said that the suit Is "under dlacuuion," but she bun't withdrawn it ago brought their proposal to the City Council. s uggesting the council buy the property while they work on the parking district. A committee spokes man ex- plained that the district. once formed. would buy the loL'i from the city. If the district failed to m a t er ialiie, the c ity could operate the parking lot itself or sell it. the committee suggested. Monday, councilmen reviewed a report on the purchas e and sug- gested the process work in re- verse form the parking district first. then buy the lots: COUNCILMEN SAID THEY were willing to work with lhe committee e ven to the point of committing some of the area's $92,000 accumulated parking funds to defray organization costs of the district. But they indicated they would like to get a better idea of the chances or s ucces s of the district before any funds are spent. COUNCILMAN DON Mcinnis suggested the committee be given two weeks to gather signatures necessary to begin formation of the district, so the council could better assess poten- tial succ~s or the plan. Councilmah Lucille Kuehn who agreed, noted that until some in· die a lion of local interest has been brought to lhe council, other than by the few committee members, "We're just talking in the dark when we discuss formation of a parking district. .. Thieves Hit' Four Homes In Newport Police are investigating a series of apparently unrelated burglaries in which Newport Beach residents lost item s valued al nearly $8,000. RepOrts filed with the police department Monday and Tues· day list the following victlrna: Dennis Oaae or 4718 Seashore Drive, whose Porsche was stripped of all four wheels and Ures, worth an estimated $1,260. Charles Pippin of 34 Seascape in Newport Crest, who lost stereo and camera equipment worth about $4,400 to thieves who pried open hl.s sliding 1laas door. Tamar Brower of 3600 Catamaran Drive, Usted her 1~ at $1,°'5 in Jewelry and an antique sliver piece. PoUce aaid they ~e wabl4it to determtne 'how tbe thieve• got Into the home. Mlchiel McQulre of 505 85lb St., tC>lcl Police he lQet a ltroal· ' bO~ OontahUl\f •tock eertlfttat• caah and varloua peraollai papen Worth a total o1 i1.aoe. He said be hU noticed property out of p1aff in hll re.Sdenc• t'tiice ill theput.t.omoetthi. propeller for has flying machine TWO YEARS AGO HUl tested the design or his fl ying boat at Salton Sea . The Salton Sea tes t went almost too well because HJll had not perfected the aircraft's con- trols. "It came right out or the water ju.st like a sail fish," he re· called. "It scared the hell out of me, so I s hut d own the powe r im· mediately.'' Hill, a pilot for 35 years, got the idea for the plane's design from obs erving hydroplane racing boats. "AT 140 MILES per hour: God only knoWs what keeps that boat on the water ," Hill exclaimed "I thought why not us e the known aircr aft controls that would make it safe · · Hill's pla ns call for a tunnel- design, a radical change from the more typical hull design of seaplanes. His flying boa t closely r e · sembles a catamaran hull with a sleek aircraft body perched on top. HILL IS NOT THE only member of his family with a bent toward airplanes. His brother, Paul Hill. was one of the designers of World War II ·s P47 "Thun· derbolt." · But the s lender Hill is working on the flying boat by himself. "l built it from s cratch. but a lot of the pieces were pre- fabricated," he sa id , explaining that the ~rplane's wings were salvaged from a twin-e ngine Beechcraft. "I CUT THREE-QUARTERS of the wings off and attached the twin sections together ," he ex plained. "That's why it 's on the heavy side." It was the nymg boat's weight coupled with a lack of thrust that caused a second tes t fhght at Dana Point Harbor a year ago to be less than successful. But Hill is determined lo see the "experimental" fl ying boat developed. LARRY HILL DISPLAYS PROPELLER HE DEVELOPED His First Test 'Scared the Hell Out of Me' ·' l had a taste of success with .his thing at the Salton Sea and t 's kind o f l i k e b e ing a .:al"'lbler ·· HILL ADMITS IUS friends and relatives are sometimes less than optimistic about prospects for gl•lting the cr aft in the air. "They've seen me do other t hings and m y background makes me skilled at quite a few things," he explained. I hit is also an ant1que clock col· lcc t o r and 1s building a gra ndfather clockworks. He also owns a 1948 Luscombe Army ob- ser vation plane he keeps at Lake Els inore's Skylark Field. But the gleam in his bright blue eyes when he talks a bout his fly- ing boat is unmistakable. His dream is to leave the blue Pacific below, seated at the controls of the experime ntal white flying machine. Fanners Shun Tax Break Incentives Not Being Taken in San Juan Even as San Juan Capistrano began offering tax incentives to local farmers las t week, most agricultural landowners were maintaining they will not participate in the tax break pro- gram. ·'To my knowledge, none or the area farmers have any plans for filing under the program," farm operator Randy Williams said Wednesday. Williams operates a farm in north San Juan that is zoned for so-called agricultural preservation. ACCORDING TO Councilman Doug Nas h, Agric ultural Preservation Committe e chairman, city officials began ex· ploring alternatives for farm land tax relief when the city ioned 230 acres or land to remain in agricultural uses. The City Council's four-to-one (Councilman John Sweeney vot- ed no> approval last week merely allowed city farmers to file for a tax break under the Willia mson Act. The act offers farmers a tax break if they contract lo keep the land in agricultural uses for 10 years. AN ADDITIONAL year is added after each year passes un· less the city or the farmer applies for termination or the contract at the end of the 10-yearperiod. City farmers, whose land·, is among the 230 acres ioned for agricultural preservation, ate assessed at the highest taxable use for the land. That means landowners are paying taxes for potential de· velopment that is barred Wlder the city's general plan zoning. The Williamson Act program allows for subs tantially less lax· es on land zoned for agricultural uses BUT LOCAL FARMERS sa y the tax break will not help them m a intain their farm's. "Taxes themselves don't make the dif· ference between profit and loss, .. citrus grower Williams ex- plained. He claimed it was economical· ly unfeasible in many cases to continue farming. ''You could lose $20,000 a year farming and you would only be saving $5,000 under the Williamson Act,·· he said. "That means a net loss of $15,000. I don'l think people are going t.O sign up for ten years of that." NASH ADMITl'ED the city ex· pected a negative reaction from the local farmers. "We've known all along that the Williamson Act didn't appeal to the farmers,'' he explained. "But we've never offered it to them before." Nash said the agricultural committee i s exploring alternative meas ures for helping the farmers but admitted most were geared to tax break pro· grams SC Seminar Due On Rape Defense San Clemente Citizens Against Rape, in conjunction with the San Clemente Police Department, is presenting a four-part seminar. starting Monday, "How to Slop Rape." Police record~ five rapes and four attempted rapes in San Clemente last year. There have been three reported this year and four attempted rapes reported. The sessions are planned on four successive Mondays, Aug. 1, 8, 15 and 22, from 7:30 to 9:30 p .m . in Myers HaJl, 119 Avenida de la Estrella. Speakers are to include Shirley Davis, San Clemente Citizens Against Rape founder ; Susan Shaw, deputy district attorney; Gary Brown, San Clemente police chief; Nancy, a rape vic- tim ; as well as police in· vestigators and crime prevention officers and hospital and mental health personnel. A self-defense demonstration is one of the featured events. Additional information on the seminar is available by calling San Clemente city hall, 492-5101, during business hours.