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Home My WebLink About1977-08-10 - Orange Coast PilotI ~-----------~-~-----~~..._. •-l \._L_-.ii...:::...._l"·-.:~ ___ -_ ----==-- • • • • ire men ma mnmg Volleyball Net Police Stymied Posts Need In. Mttrder of . Coast Permit? Newport Woman DAILY PILOT * * * 10< * * * WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 10, 1977 YOL 11, lltO. m. 4 HCTIOtlS, ......... Poles Apart I Firemen ~aking Gain Seared Timber Marks State's War Zone SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -In a war zone marked by seared Umber and weary firefighters, California fire officials said they're starting to win the batUe against five blazes that have swept over 200,000 acres in the state. The giant Marble-Cone fire. • No Clues Found which hu raged for 10 days In the Los Padres National Forest near scenJc Bit Sur on the Central California coa1t, had 1rown slightly to 88,400 acres by early today, but hand-hewn and bulldozed nrelinet finally were erected across a »mile western front. Newport Woman's Murder Baffling By ARTHUR It. VINSEL Of .. Dall'f .. lletlUff No dues or leads have been de- v eloped In the rape and strangulation murder of a Corona del Mar wonum during predawn hours one week aco to- day, according to Newport Beach police. "Nothing. Nothtn1 at all," said Detective Sgt. Sam Amburaey when asked about profr.. or potential breaks in the 1layina ol Jane Ellen Benntn1ton. The 29-year-old former Los Antel• County Department of * * * Service Held For Newport Mllrder Victim Social Services elitlblllty case worker was seiually assaulted, beaten and choked to death manually early last Wednesday. Investi1ators believe the in· truder entered the apartment ahe shared with a female roommate on Mar1uerite Avenue through a sl!dlng patio door left open for ventilation. l4Jas BenninJt,on, who had left her Job to pursue her master'• de1ree at LaVeme Collete in Pomona. was apparently unable to put up a fierce stru11le with her attacker. lnvestiaatora believe she mUJt have been .tunned by a heavy blow to the head wtth a blunt in· 1trument, which caUJed a severe laceration but was iniUlllclent to kill her. lrutlally, deteeUvea believed ab• wu b1Ud1eoned to death but a coroner'• autopsy dlaclc>1ed abe waut:i'analed. (8" NO CLVES, P••• .\2) The "Scarface" blue, so named for Its ugly, charred Im· print across 82,280 acres in the northeastern Up of the state, was reported by the California Department of Forestry <CDF) 90 percent contained early today, with full containment expected by tonight. Nearby in the Shasta Trinity National Forest, the 9,500-acre Horrs Comer fire was contained Tuesday evening, but not before causing more than Sl million damage, the CDF said. The toll is staggering since Aug. 1, when lightning storms sparked a chain of nearly 1.000 fires. Eight major fires since then have caused $253.4 million damage, Including 361 million board feet of blackened Umber, the CDF said. For the first time, fire officials allowed themselves aome op· timlsm in harnessin1 the Marble· Cone inferno. So far the blaze has cost $3,648,000 to fl1bt and threatened v.iuable watersheds that serve the drouaht-depleted water 11y1tems of surroundln1 towns. ''lt lookalike we've tot a pretty good chance, .. said CDF <See naES, Page A2) Strike Leaves Omo Citizens F~tingFire Belfast Battles Hurt 15 BELFAST, Northern Ireland CAP> -British troops and Roman Catholic extremists bat· Ued in the streets of Belfast today ·shortly after Queen Elizabeth II began a visit .to Northern Ireland. Fifteen people were re- ported tnjured. The 51-year-old monarch, who arrived In Belfast harbor aboard the royal yacht Britannia to the cheers of thousands of sup- porters, had flown to Hillsborough Castle, 12 miles south ot this capital, by the time the disturbances broke out. An estimated 1,500 protesters marched down Falls Road in one of Belfast's most turbulent dis· tricts, with black nais symboliz· ing Catholic extremists killed by British troops In ei1bt years of sectarian bloodshed. The crowd, spearheaded by a phalanx of denim-clad teen· agers, clashed with troops and police who blocked the way to cl· ty ball, where the marchers had planned to rally. Two of tbOlse In·· jured were hurt seriously, authorities said. Stones and bottles were hurled at the army barricade• and a car was overturned, authoritlea said. (See QUEEN, Paae Al) Coast Weather Low clouds tonlaht and throu1h mld·mornln1 Thunday, otherwise fair. Lowa tonlabt' 58 to H. Hlahl Tbunday near '10 at Mach• to mld-80t lnland. ' ---t ~ / - """ .. -. .,,,. . .• .......... ~ VARIOUS VERSIONS OF NEW YORK'S MAO KILLER Son of Sam' Described In Differing SketchH Police Bare Sketch Of New York Killer NEWYOHK <AP> Police re ka'>t'd a new, more detailed flcs•·riplwn and a new 1·ompos1le d ru\.li lnl<( of lht• '1'1 cal1her killer on ·111<•..,da) Police described ~''" of Sam" as clean shaven. "1th dark almond shaped eyes. ti.irk wav\: hair. a sensuous mouth. high che('kbones and a i:uod Jlhlet1c bui ld f'ollt·c :.aid tht• killer , who has :.lain six versons and wounded ~,.,en dun nJ< lh<' past year, is 25 111 :12 ~CJt S old. while, rive feet eight to five reel nine Inches tall and weighs 165 to l 7S pounds. They s a1d he was wearing a blue denim Jacket, matching blue denim pants that were slightly flared, a bluish gray Qiana shirt with a pattern of small kidney· s haped designs spaced three in· ches apart, and deck shoes of blue denim with narrow white bands. Police said his hair is combed straight back. Earlier descrip· lions had him with a modish Side· parted hairstyle. Secret Weapon 'Angel Pilots' Aid l•rael? ('/\PF. MAY, N.J . (AP> - Hobert D Barry s ays he's con- vinced I srael has a secret weapon lie says unldent1fled fly - ing obJects. some or them nown hy angels, have turned the tide fo r the Jewis h state In four wars. ·1 believe that godly or angelic p1lot.s of UFOs could be on the side of the Israelis," s ays Barry, ss. a radio advertising manaaer from Yoe. Pa . and director of the 20th Century UFO Bureau. Barry's group, sponsored by fundamentalist radio preacher Dr Carl Mcintire, ts holding its s ixth annual conference this week m Mclnlirc's Christian Ad· miral Hotel here. About 185 behevers in Christianity and UFOs are attending. Barry, who is giving a five·part lecture entitled "The lnvlncibUI· ty of Israel and UFOs," sa.id Israel's four wars have coincided with the great flyln& saucer ··naps," or slgbUnas. in 1947-48, 1956. 1967 and 1973. "Every time there has been o war between Israel and th•. OflANOE COAST I DAILY PILOT ~~:r.~~!"~'r.::;:,::.::~= '-'' _ ....... c.n., .... s--...... ,_ ... ~-::..::..-.:~~"'==~·=· ••'" Vetto ,,.,... .__ • ..,.,..,, ..,. l~ .............. , ........... ...-.. ,. ,_ " -·-.. , .... ,. --. ... Tiit -~· .... _ . .,,.,.. -4•~• .... ~ '"""' .. , ..... (Mi. ...... c..111_ • .,.. .... .,"_ "'··-••flf ...... _ J•~·· c...., v.,,..h ... 111o~oe-•-... '-"-.... ,., .,_,A. 1111"""• """""'"''" ... Arabs. there have been worldwide sightines or UFOs," he said. Barry says many biblical passages link religion and UFOs. For example, Luke refers to "fearful srghta and great slcns from heaven" before God re· turns, he said. This could mean UFOs, he said. Barry says a line in ExO<' •s shows Israel is protected by UFOs: "~ birds fly, so will the lord or hosts defend Jerusalem ." Barry maJntalM that 1ecret Israeli and American reports show that JsraeU troopers were saved during the 1967 war by "miracles" when UFOs were re· ported over the batUerteld. Once, a sudden whirlwind in the Sinai Desert exposed Egyp. ti an land mines lo the lsr aells, he said. Fro.Page AJ FIRES ••• spokesman Jltcbard Ju1t, notlnl the blue wu now ao ~rceftt con- tained. But the 1tru111e I or s.ea1 flrefithten at Marbl.cone wu scarcely over. El1ht "bot" fPC)tl aUll Oamed across the •tees> t•· rain, \1l.llt 11ld, addinf no predJc• lion ewld '-made when full coa· tainment Ytould ~reached. The l ,2'5·aete fire near Cabuon in 1Uver1lde COUhl)t was declAftij cantaiDed at 8 a.m. and llre offidalJ J)iedlcted It nWd be eot)t.rolled by• p. m \Odat • A Welk-old flre Ul 8'guola Na· llonal Forest wu d.cluta muler ~ :'l\ielday •vnln1 atteJ> burnlq 1,eoo acNS. some• ftri OJbi.t 1uatalned minor lrij\irl .. ~tUJnl UMJll'e 40 mU• of ..st Of rortervtUe. The only new Qre nportAld l'iMiaO •• ID Ole Tabi!MkNa· t.iol;il tOl'tlll ftve rntlea Wtlieillt of 7nacUe. 7't fln WM COil• tainld ate Lm.'todaJ mft4iir ~ 1lll --cn1. PQll CciDtMl ... ~aaa....,.n.an rol'Hd ""••U• of ~•-.. ............. Boca •••K'Nlr . ..................... "" ~ ;Military Marker Fo11nd Divers from the Orange Coun ly Sheriff's Department search wnd rescue team recovered a potentially dangerous military dye marker found lying in about 20 feet of water Tuesday off Laguna Beach's Moss Point. The military ordnance had hct'n found milially by u civilian di ver Monday. The diver alerted LugWla Beach police who sent for lhe 1herirf's divers and bomb 1Jquad. Sheriff':; flarbor Patrol Sgt Richard Olson said the device w d S about fo ur 1 nc hes in diameter and about 18 mche:. lone Jt contains phosphorus, a poisonous chemical which can burst Into flame upon exposure to atr The device 1s designed to mark ocr areas durmg mtl1lary ocean operations Sergeant Olson :.peculated this one had floated away undetonated and then sunk Authorities warn beacbgoer& to be wary of suspicious objects found on the beach, in the surf or while dlving. Old mllitary bombs and other explosive devices are found periodically and can be ex· tremely dangerous, sheriffs de· put1essaid . f'rom Page Al NO CLUE ••. Mlss Bennington was last seen alive by her roommate as they left Bobby McGee's, a popular Coast Highway nightspot, as she waited for a parking attendant to deliver her car. The roommate then left with a friend and returned home later. discovering the victim's body m her bed about 1:30 p.m. when she went to awaken her, believing she had overslept. Investigators say Miss Ben· nmgton's car was found parked as she frequently left it in the empty parking lot of Mario's, a dinner house near her home. Detectives say there is nothing lo suggest the s layer accom· panted Miss Bennington home, but could have followed her from Bobby McGee's or perhaps had lain in wail at the Marguerite A venue address There is also the possibility she was the victim of a random rapist who happened to find the oJ)en door while prowling . Whoever killed her s mashed out a front window screen neemg by that route. A former boyfriend whom she broke up with several days earlier was questioned by detec· lives and completely cleared as a s uspect In the homicide. However. James Steven Gano, 28, a Santa Ana motel resident. fl ashed a roU of new $10 bills amounting to Sl,000 when paying off three old traffic arrests war· rants that turned up in the process. He was subsequently linked to a Huntington Beach bank rob· bery that occurred less than one hour before he was picked up at hls~l. The FBI now claims Gano is the Southland's Baseball Cap Bandit responsible for 36 bank robberlH that netted some "°·000 aquandered to finance bis heroln habit. Fro. Page AJ POSTS ••• He cited the coastal protection law's llist of structures needing permits and a state Supreme Court case to argue his point that Installation of four posts does not constitute development. If the commission's definition of development as being any solid material placed in the coastal zone were followed, Cof· fJn '• letter 1&Jd, the "the driving of an automobile from outside the coutal ione to within the coastal zone would constitute 'de· vetopment' alnce •aolid matertat• would be placed tn tbe coastal zone by th• very act of driving a vehicle from outafde to inside the coastal zoae." Colf\n'1 letter uked for the re-iJon~ commission to reconsider f ll ddlniUoo ol d•velopment. But Just in cue commllaiooere de- cided to iUct by thett dellnitloa, h• u~ed tbey 1end the city copies of all the VOileyball pol• permlt appUcatlons made by •ltncles within tho SoUtb Cout rtf}on alfteetm . TM request WU made, Comn 1itd, "SO we may revtew th• ap. pHc.uoN &rid 1itn some lnslibt ~nto the proper metbOd to pro- ceed with 1ucb appllcaUDill. •1 he attcme,y Hfd Morid91 he Ila• not tiiiaid from tbe Cfeputy '.At· torney Gtneral nor the com· ml~ '1n~ bit letter waa 1ent out on:llulj a. Lut 1ummer, commt11lon 1talf memben thre.ita.a to tao Ul•-a,: court to rorce dlit City to. ,.. .. tOMtal ... penniL rar .... oa UclOJale. No CD••l •PP••r•Dee •••t .......... lid tM 1.ido~= ...... ~ ...... u.. .... ~ ....... . , Ready ta GfJ .J11h 11 C111in1 ngham 11rcpares to send 31 111111111· J .;1g11n.1 Bt•ach lt fc~uards on gruel· 1111.! :! 75 milt• run '.'>\\ 1m run from Aliso P1c1· lo .Marn Bl!ac h Park. All but two finished the course Monday. Winne r v. as Doug Shoaf followed by Karen Koslcr . Junior g uards are 12 16 yea rs old. Ex-Fl4 Pilots ~ought Finn Faces Woes Training Irani.am WA S(JfNGTON (APJ A Gr umman Aircraft Corp . sub- eontrac·tor 1s trying to recruit fo r mer Navv F M JJ1lols to leach Ira nians how to fly the jet fighter , the newest plane in America 's nu val arsenal. Iran has purchased 80 or the righters from Grumman With de· hveneli sprNd through 1978. But the <'' pilots may be dif. ricult lo find because the aircraft 1s only tY.o years old and the r ank:; of former flyers are sltm Tl'X Haymond, president of Gener al Devices Inc of Nor· n stown. Pa., s.ud in an interview that Grumman wants 20 former American pllots lo go to Jr.an to Fro1t1Pa~AJ STRIKE· .•. and a three member ractftnding C'o mm1ttel' would lry to resolve the 1·onlract d1:.pute Ma}or J amt•s M c·Get", city at I or n e \ J ;1 m c s D r a k e. c 1 t y m anager J amei. Alloway and four comm1<,s1oners met today before presenting their proposal to the fi remen 41t an open com- m 1\s1on meeting McG~ said there was no dis <'US!->1on on a'iktng Gov James A. Rhodes to call m the Ohio Na· llonal Guard Me an"'hll e, Montg omery County Common Pleas Court Judg1• Wilham II Wolff Jr. moved up to this afternoon a con tempt of court hearing against firemen for v1olalmg his tem- porary restraining order to re· lurn to work. The order was is· .suecl Monday, ~hortly after the s trike began. The bearing originally was scheduled for Fri· day. Late Tues day 400 union policemen threatened lo join the walkout. Fraternal Order of Police President Ronald C. Bran- denberg said he expected "no reasonable response" from the c1· ty to wage demands laid on the ta· ble rorlhefirst time Tuesday. train the Iranian air Corce. •'These are nol mercenaries, they're instructors," be said. Gener al Devices h as been recruiting mechanics and technl- c1ans for the Iranian F14 pro· gram for about two years, but this is the first lime it bu souaht. pilots, Raymond said. "Rel~tively. there aren't very many of them, but I'U bet there are 20," Raymond said. He said the company is concen- trating newspaper advertise· mcnts for the pilots in San Diego and Norfolk, Va., where most of the Navy Fl4s are based. The company is also trying to contact for mer pilots directly. "We have an office in San Diego," said Raymond. "Our man down there, an ex-Navy pilot, knows a lot or people, knows who h as been getting out. Jn fact, we've been recruiting there for a lot of mechanics." Raymond said the salary for pilots hasn't been set but it prob- .ably will be about $25,000 a year. along with benefits such as housing, schools and medical care. In addition, he said, pilots will get a bonus if they complete a two.year assignment. This is not the first time U.S. firms under contract with the Defense Department have n:cruited former servicemen to lead training in countrit!s buying U S. military hardware. Two years ago, after a dis· closure that former U.S. special forces soldiers were being recruited to train Saudi Arabian troops as guards for oil fields, the Pentagon said 9,500 Americans were working in foreign coun· tries under Defense D epartment contracts or assignments provld· ing technical training and as- sistance. Raymond said only a few or about 120 technicians and mechanics his c ompany b as working on the Iranian proiram are already in Ir.an. •'The progratn has been mov4 ing fairly slowly because they couldn't absorb them in Iran becauae of ~ and other problems," he said. But condl· tions are improving now, he added, and, "we're under a little pressure to come up with something fast." Raymond said his company has been in business 24 years and specializes 1n finding such .s pecialists as engineers. de signers and draftsmen for in- dustry. He said the Iranian assignment is not the first lime General Services h4s re<:ruited personnel !or the Middle East. Fr'OM Page A J .QUEEN ••• Troops replied with six-inch plastic bullets. Marchers carried other ban- ners reading "ER, queen of death," -ER standing for Elizabeth Regina -and ''1969-19'1'1, l ,800 dead" -an ap· proximation of t he numbers killed in s ectarian Catholic· Protestant fighting since 1969. A bomb went off along the march route, near the military · roadblock, shortly before the marchers got there. Authorities said two persons were hurt as store windows shattered in a s hower of elass. Units of the 32,000 troops and police on alert to guard the monarch and her family during the two-day visit had sealed orr downtown Belfast and searched all cars in an effort to ward orr bombings. The violent Provisional wing of t he outlawed Irish Republican Army (IRA) threatened days ago to greet the queen with a "blitz to remember." The BrJUsh sovereign helicop- tered to the castle, former res. idence of British governors, directly from the royal yacht. The roYll party plans to bypa~~ Belfast. >.. she 5et foot on Irish soil foe the first time in 11 years. abe was balled by hundreds of flai-wav;lnl youngsters. --~-. ----=-=-,r~~-----.. .... ~-:-_-~-=-=--__ -~ --"-· l~....._.,.,._ _____ ....,cr-~~-=-~-= Orange Coast EDITION VOL. 70, NO. 222, 4 SECTIONS, .. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A Today' Closlag N.Y.Stoeks TEN CENTS I c WEONESDAY,AUGUST1~1W7 Striking Ohio Firemen· on Hot Seat DAYTON, Otuo <AP) -Strik· inc l\.remen who have let more then 2D fires burn unchecked dur· in& a lhrff-.day •·alkout said to-day Chey would return to wort It the city •creed to blnd1n1 arbitrauon and granted t.bem 1m- .munaty from proseculloo. The offer by unaoo leaders came after angry residents grabbed garden hO!>es early to- day lo 1top a hou.e fire and two 1arqe nrea from 1preadin1. "I wiab the mayor wu here to see lhla," aaid one man, wrapped m a bathrobe. The blazes were among 14 re· ported dunn1 the rught In lh111 ci- ty of 241,000, where the 375 firemen walked ool Monday, de· mandin& hi&ber waaes and & shorter work wHlt. El1ht fires Tuesday left at leut 13 tamWes : homeleas. .. The strikers said they would put out fires only 1n a Ute-or. death situation. ' The fu-emen turned down the city's proposal of a 45-day cool· lnl off period, during which firemen would go back to work and a three-member fact-findin& committee would try to resolve · tbe contract dispute. Mayor Jama McGee, city at- torney James Drake, city mana1er James Alloway and four commlaslonen met today before presentln1 their proposal to the firemen at an open com - mission meetinf. McGee said there was no dis- cussion on asking Gov. James A. Rhodes to call ln the Ohio Na· tional Guard. Meanwhile, Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Judie Wlllia m H . Wolff Jr. moved up to this afternoon a con· tempt of court hearing against firemen for violating his tem- porary restraining order to re- turn to work. The order was is- sued Monday, shortly after the strike began. The hearine originally was scheduled for Fri- day. Late Tuesday 400 union policemen threatened to Joln the walkout. Fraternal Order of Police President Ronald C. Bran- denberg said he expected "no reasanableresponse"fromtbeci· ty towqedemands laldontbeta· blefortheftrsttimeTuesday. Belfast Troops, .Catholics Battle Wet and Wild ,. ... ,,...... Foredeck bakd John Edgcomb of Newport Beach finds his foul weather pants useful as he fights to secure spinnaker gear aboard 12-meter Courageous in practice race against Independence off ~ewport, R.I. Fihal trials for tbe defender hbpefuls start Aug. 16. Foreign challengers race Thursday. <Story on boating page, A9 > OC]obl.ess RateRemaim Low· in State Orange County's unemploy- ment rate remained the lowest in California last month when It continued to hover at -4.4 per- cent, according to figures re- 1 eased today by the state Employment Developme nt Department <EDD>. The county's unemployment rate flrst bit the 4.4 percent level in June and remained unch&n1ed in July as summer hlrin1 ln lourist Industries offset job losses in other areas, EDD's monthly labor report said. A year aio, the county's July unemployment rate atood at s.1 percent. The unemploymesit rate in CalifomJa climbed .5 percent to T.•J*'cent. OUiclals in EDD'a Santa Ana office predicted Orance County will conunue to lead t.be atate 1n ita low le.el of unemploym.mt for lb• rest ol th year. They b .. ed that forecut on plaoa for expansion at restonal thoppm, eenten u well u ex· pect.aUom that major companl• •W IDO\'e rqfonal operadom tn-~ tbil county lQ Ule nm abt montbl. BDD'a m°'tblY flairii &bcrir Uaat ~ment employment in the~ WU doWn by S, TOOjobs last month, retlectln1 school clotlns. l\ut that toes wu pai'tfalty otf. :Ht by 1ovenuaeat lllnnf Of llfecuardl. ~reaUon ~ • ~d oUlen heeded ti.a aumme.r ork. • Skilli~g Appointed To School Board B.J. Skilling, co·chalrman of the Newport-Mesa Unified School Diatrict advisory commit-tee, was appointed by lbe school board Tuesday to complete the term of resl1ning Trustee Marian Bergeson. Unless a petition is circulated within 30 days challenging the appointment, Mrs. Skilling, a homemaker and volunteer worker, \1rill be sworn in Sept. 8 Her term of office will expire in March1979. Mrs. Skilling was selected after nve candldatM were interviewed in a public mHttDt Monday. Trulleea, excludinc Mra. Bereesoo, submitted. written top two choices lo district SUperln· tendant John W. Nicoll. Nleoll determined the t.ruaieea • top choice from the •rltten baltou. wtdch were not made public. At Tuelday's meet.lnf, bofld Pretldent Roderick H. M•c· M llUan aaoC>unced tbat Mra. ~ w aetected,. the board UQ~ ()led to CoDfJhri ~~~.m. Mrt. Btt1eten TniltM Doaald E. Smallwood remarked alter the. vote: "J1 that all we do? Don't we crown her or anythina?" Mn. Skilllnt •aid WU abe WU utoUlly overwhelmed" by the •S>paintmen\. "I've iot a lot to • Oelty ..... Miff ..... GETS BOARD POST AppotntH Skllllng Trustees Cut New Tax Rate By PIDUP ROSMARIN Of .... Dallyl'lletS\aff Newport-Mesa school trustees decided Tuesday how $58.4 milllon In tax money will be spent in thedistrfctnextyear. llowever,QOneofthetaxpayers spoke at the pubJic hearing to question or comment upon the J.977. 78 budget. Trustee approval was un- animous. The bud;et calls for a cut of 61 cents in the property tax rate in Costa Mesa and 62 cents in Newport Beach. New tax rates were set at $3.62 per SlOO assessed valuation for Costa Mesa; $3.31 per $100for Newport Beach. School Superintendent John Nicoll aald final state compula· ti on ol the district's unsecured tax roll could mean a further half· penny to penny drop In the tax rate. The new budC4ft ia 21 per~ent bt1her lhu iast year's, with abOut)lal!tbe d.llference account- ed for in money earned from sale Ofa\U'P_JUI}~. Thelt,n<1 t'1es, Nicoli said, will allow the dls~ct to pay off a state school bulldlna loan nine years earlierthan planned. . About $39.8 mllllon Js estimated to be generated by local property taxes, an lncreue of about 2.S percent. · Two thirds of the budget is in salaries and benefits, a total of $39.4 million. tn a related action. trustees ap- proved a five percent salary hike for the district's 1,260 teachers. About 4.3 percent of the increase will be In direct salary Increases, with the rest in medical benefits, actu>Ol officlaluaJd. · Police Seek Thin Thief Costa Mesa police figure it mu.st have been a skinny burglar who broke into a Harbor Boulevard restaurant Tuesday mornJ.nc. Employes at Sam's Restaurant, 1909 Harbor Blvd. told officers someone removed llaas from a louvered b'ath.room window and climbed in someUme durinl the 111&.bt. Tbe thief then pried open a vettdlnJ mechlne •nd took an un· known amount of chanee before Je.vtq the ~!Dtles -thrcluch the aam ae.en by 1e.lncb oPen· tn1. Strike Ended CYrrAWA, Canada c,\P) -The Houee ol Commona tar~ today o~id Canada'• •trlldnc air tramc COIJ~efl back to work. Normal Alf Mrvtce, all but sus· pended lot three day1, WU~· ~to H9UIDO later fn tb.eday. ' . Al'WI,..,..... QUEEN SNIFFS FLOWERS Short Truce In lr•l•nd Newport Cops Find No Clue In Slaying By ARTHUR ll. VINSEL Of .. Dallyl'I ........ No clues or leads have been de· veloped in the rape and strangulation murder of a Corona del Mar woman during predawn houra one week ago to- day, according lo Newport Beach police. "Nothing. Nothing at an;,. said Detective Sst. Sam Ambureey when asked about proeresa or potential breaks in the ala.yin& of Jane Ellen Bennington. The 29-year-old former Los Angeles County Department of Social Services ell1ibllity cue worker was aexually uaa\llted, beaten and choked to death manually early last Wedneeday. Investigators believe the in· truder entered the apartment sbe shared with a female roommate on Mareuerite Avenue tbrou&h a slldin& patio door left open for venWatioo. Miss Bennin&ton, who had left her Job lo pursue her mater's degree at LaVeme CoUeae tn Pomona. was apparenUy unable to put up a fierce stru11le with her attacker. Investigators believe 1be must have been atunaed bJ a heavy blow to tM Wad .tth a blunt in· atrument, which cawied a severe laceration but waa lnauff1cltnt to till her. Initially, detectives believed sbe was bluqeoned to death, but a coniaer•1 autopsy diaclOMd abe was 1tnn,Jed. 'Ml.U BennlnltoD was lut HID alive bY her fOOmmate a they <8" NO CLUES. Paie .U> Monarch Visits Ireland BELFAST, Northern Ireland CAP> -British troops and Roman Catholic extremists bat· lied In the streets of Belf ut today shortly after Queen Elizabeth If ' began a visit to Northern lreland. Fifteen people were re- ported lrtjured. The Sl-year-old monarch. who arrived in Belfast harbor aboard the royal yacht Britannia to the cheers of thousands of sup- porters, bad flown to Hillsborough Castle, 12 mites south of this capital, by the time the dlsturbances broke ouL An estimated 1.500 protesters marched down Falls Road In one of Belfast's most turbulent dis· tricls, with black nais aymboliz· lng Catholic extremists killed by British troops in eight yean ot sectarian bloodshed. The crowd, apearheaded by a pbJlanx of denim-clad teen~ agen, clubed wltb troops and police who blocked the way to cl· • ty ball. where Ul• marehen bad planned lo rall~, Two of those in· Jured were ~urt aerloualy, authorities said. Stonea and bottles were burled at the army barricadea and a car was overturned, authorities said. Troops replied with alx-incb plastic bullets. Marchers carried other ban-ners rf?4lding "ER, queen of death,.. -ER stand In& for Elizabeth Regina -and "1969-1977, 1,800 dead" -an ap- proximation of the numbers killed in sectarian Catholic• Protestant fi&.btlnl since lB&t. A bomb went off along the march rou\e, near th• military roadblock, shortly before the marchers lot there. Authorities Uld two persons were hurt u store wtnd°""s shattered in a shower ol 1tm. Units of the 32,000 ~ and police on alert to tuard the monarch and her famll)' durin& the two-day visit bad Haled oft downtown Belfast and aeu-ched au cars In an effort to ward oil bombing•. Office Burglarized Thieves ltnack a Colta lle,a doctor's office sometime MCJPda7 night, taldn& prescription padl, medication and eupplies, police said today. A nune dileonrecl the lou when she oPfll*I Dr. P.F. 11mberlake'a office al911b Newport Blwt. Tuesday mont· lnc. Value ol the mbstac tteml' hu not beeri det..-mb:l~. Weather Low clouds t.onlaht aDcl tbroutb mld·morn101 • Thund~, ot1-eJ'llft.H fair. Lowa tooi1bt N to 14. H1pa Tb~ near 70 at beacbee to mid_.,. Jnlan~ ., fafe Blaze• Firemen Gain Upper Hand• SAN t•RANCISCO <A I' 1 In 1t ~ar 1onc muked by uare:d limber and weary flrtllshtMa, C ahforn1 a fan offl<'I ala 111d thty'rco: larl1na to win the battle •l••nst (lvt' hlattt''I th.11t h .. ve awc:pt OH:r 200,000 acrc:1 In thr slatt The 1ua.nt Marble C<1rie fire. whu:h bu rqed for 10 day11n the U.. P*1rea Nat.aonaJ Forest near cemc 811 Sur on the Central California coaSl, had 1rown shghUy to 811,400 aC'res by early today. but hand-hewn and bulld0%ed firehna finally were erected across a 20 mile western front The "Scarface blaze, so named for its ugly, charred 1m- Amin Asks Soviet Aid In Mission NAI ROBI. Kenya (AP) President ldi Amin claims rriendly countries will fight beside Uganda air force pilots soon in "an impossible suicide m1ss1on" orri c1al Uganda r1ldio , monitored here today. quoted Amin as warning the pilots lo be prepared for the mission. The radio said Amin addressed air force officers at Entebbe airport before watching a rescue exercise by the "suicide squad" pilots over nearby Lake Victona. The airport was the scene of last summer 's Israeli commando raid to rescue Jewish and other hostages held there by pro- p alesllnlan terrorists after they h11ackcd 1111 Air France jet. Amin described the mission as "confidential" and did not Iden· tify the "friendly countries." The radio also quoted him as telling the Soviet ambassador in Kampala, the capital north of Entebbe, that Uganda is sur- rounded by countries armed by the United Slates or Britain. This, Amin said, ls "threaten· ing the security or Uganda." The dictator called on the Soviet Union for "the quickest de- fensive weapons that wlll enable Uganda to break through enemy lines." Amin also asked the Soviets to speed the training of armed forces personnel. The Soviet Union is believed to be instruct· ing Ugandan pilots and advising army orricers Former Mesa Minister Dies at 68 The Rev. Eldon R. Coble, former pastor of Church of the Nazatene in Costa Mesa, died this week at the •le of 68. Mr. Coble served aa pastor of the local church at 1885 Anaheim Ave. from 1962 until 1968, of· fic1aJ1 at the church satd today'. He later moved to Arroyo Grande wltb his wife, Delphia, a fter servin1 as a pastor in Escondido. Mr Coble is survived by hla wife. of the Arroyo Grande home; aon Derrai Coble of Pitt.· burgh; daughter, Mrs. Jeaaie Irene Baker of Escondido; brother. Jimmie Coble ot Clovis, and slater, Delphia Roberts of Loveland, Colo. He is also survived by four grandchildren and two 1rear 1randchlldren. Servtces wlll be held at ThU?'I· day at the Church of the Nazarene ln Grover City, with burial following in Arroyo Grande. Of'ANOI COMT c DAILY PILOT print llCl'ON 1&2,280 urH ln th~ northeutern tip ot the state, wu reported b1 the CaUfornla Depattment of fi'orestry (CDF> 90 perc~nt contained early today. with full cootalnmunt expected by t.onllht Nearby ln the Shaata Trinity National Forest, the t ,500-acre Horna Corner fire wu contained Tuesday eveftln11 but not before cauaing more tnan Sl mlUlon damaje, theCDF said The toll la 1ta11erln1 since Aug. 1, when llthtnlng 1torm1 aparked a chain ol nearly 1,000 fires. Eight major tires atnce then have caused $253 4 million damage, including 361 million board feet of blackened timber. the CDF said. For lbe fl.rat time, fire officullJs allowed themselves some op. timism in hameuing the Marble· Cone inferno. So far the blaze bas cost $3,648,000 to fight and threatened valuable watersheds that serve the drought-depleted waler systems of surrounding towns. "It looks like we've tot a pretty good chance," said CDF spokesman Richard Just, noting the blaze was now 30 percent con- tained. But the struggle for 3,681 firefighters at Marble-Cone was scarcely over. Ei&ht "bot" spots still named across the steep ter- rain, Ju.st said, addin1 no predic- tion could be made when fUU con· tainmenl would be reached. The 2,245-acre fire near Cabaz.on in River§ide County was declared contained at 8 a .m. and fire officials predicted it would be controlled by 6 p. m today. A week-old firf in Sequoia Na· tional Forest wu declared under control Tuesday evenlne after burning 7 ,600 acres. Some 39 fire fighters sustained minor Injuries battling lbe ftre 40 miles ol east of Porterville. The only new fire reported Tuesday was in the Tahoe Na- tional Forest five miles northeast of Truckee. Police Suggest Cove mp People who live in glass· windowed houses shouldn't throw st.ones, and they also shouldn't throw their am- ple cliarms out for public display, according to Newport Beach police. Th.is is essentially what they told a Corona del Mar cocktaU waitress Tuesday when she irately com· plainetl of a peeping Tom around the premises. She said she was simply standing 11ude at tbe kitchen counter maklna sandwlcbea for her boyfriend's lunch when she turned around to find a 50isb, gray-haired man with hls noee pressed ap- provinJly to lbe window. She said her audtence turned and Oed. The young woman told ofllcen she always 1oes about the house nude, whether making aandwicbea, doinc housework, or whatever. That being the case, police advised, she would be wlse t.o draw the window abades. Boat. Slips Go Fast These boat slips at Dana Point Harbor are standing empty only beca~se· they haven't been completed yet. The 42 county-built guest sli ps still lack electricity. Jack Holander. manager of the adjacent, privately owned Dana West Marina, said he is sure the county slips will (ill up as soon a'> they become available. Bolander said the I 000 slips in t~e private marina are all rented, with people ~ill mg to wait a year or longer for the I arger slips Secret Weapon '~el Piwts' Aid Israel? CAPE MAY, N.J . (AP) - Robert D. Barry says he's con- v 1 nced Is rae l has a secret weapon. He says unidentified fly. ing objects, some of them flown by angels, have turned the tide for the Jewish state in four wars. "l believe that godly or angelic pilots of UFOs could be on the side or the Israelis," says Barry, 55, a radio advertising manager from Yoe, Pa., and director of the 20lh Century UFO Bureau. Barry's group, sponsored by fundamentalist radio preacher Dr. Carl Mcintire, is holding its sixth annual conference this week in Mclntire's Christian Ad· miral Hotel here. About 185 believers -In Christianity and UFOs are attending. Barry, who is giving a five-part lecture entitled "The lnvincibili ty of Israel and UFOs," said Israel's four wars have coincided with the great flying saucer Auto Stolen At Dealership A Tustin woman who took 1her ca r to a Costa Mesa auto dealership for repairs Tuesday is minus her vehicle today after e mployes discovered the 1975 Flrebird misaln1. Kathleen Marie Wa.rwlck told police she took her $4,000 auto to Al Magnon Pontiac, 2480 Harbor Blvd. about 8 a.m. Tuesday for repain. The service department manager called her about 10:30 a.m. to ask if she had taken her car from the lot. The woman said no, and a search failed lo f\nd the automobile. Police said they were seeking the buraundy colored car today. "flaps," or sightings, 1n 1947-48, 1956, 1967 and 1973. "Every time there has been a war between Israel and the Arabs, th e r e have been worldwide sightings of UFOs," he said. Barry &ays many biblical passages link religion and UFOs. For example, Luke refers to ' "fearful sights and great signs from heaven" before God re- turns, he said. This could mean U l'"Os. he said Barry ~ays a hne in Exodus shows Israel 1s protected by UFOs "As birds fly, bO Wiii the lord of hosts defend Jerusalem ." Barry maintains that secret Is raeli and American reports show thal Israeli troopers were saved dunng the 1967 war by "miracles" when UFOs were "f· ported over the battlefield. Once, a sudden whirlwind in the Sinai Desert exposed EIYP· tlan land mines to the Israelis, he said. In another case, thousands of EgypUan soldiers surrendered to 100 llraells after the Arabs had "visions" of thousands of laraelis and hundreds of enemy tanks, Barry said. "God's nation is Israel and He's going to take care of them one way or another," Barry aaid Convalescl11g Ordeal, Over for Sea Lion ' The runs tea Hon appeared In April, a snarl of flahlnc Unt lona· 110 1n111ed around bia ne(k cut· tfn1 an incb·dMp lacerauon into hianllh. TONIGHT "SOMETIUNG 'S AFOOT" Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, Fairgrounds, August 10-13, 17-20, 8:30 p.m. Relervationa: 5:i&-M59. MUSJC OF AMERICA -Free Concert, Dixieland Jau with Jack Mc Vay, South Coast Village, 7:30p.m. "GODSPELL" -Summer m ualcal staged by four bith schools in Newport-Meaa dis· trlct, Corona del Mar Hi1h ~hool, August 10-13, '8 p.m. THURSDAY,AUGUSTll "V ANITlES" -South Coast Repertory Theater, Tuesday. Sunday throu&h Au1. 21, 8 p.m. F,.._PageAJ NO CLUE ••. left Bobby McGee's, a popular Coast Highway night.spot, as ahe walled for a parking attendant to deliver her car. The roommate then left with a friend and returned home later, discovering lbe victim's body in her bed about 1:30 p.m. when abe went to awaken her, bellevln& she had overslept. Investigators say Miss Ben- nington'• car was found park.i as she frequently left it in the empty parking lot of Mario's, a dinner house near her home. Detectives say there is nothin1 to suggest the slayer accom· panied Miss Bennington home, but cou14 have followed her from Bobby McGee's or perhaps bad lain in wait at the Mar,uerlte A venue address. There ls alJO the PoUlbiUty she was tbe vlctitn of a random rapist who happened to find the open door while prowlin1. Whoever killed her smahed out a front window screen fteein& by that route. * * * Service Held For Newport. Murder Victim Fe w of Jane Ellen Ben· ningt.on's friends made during her year in lbe Harbor Area at· tended funeral services for the raped and slain social worker Saturday. Newport Beach Police Detec· live Sit. Sam Amburgey said to- day they didn't know the rites had been scheduled by her griev- ing fahlily. Miss Bennington was buried at Rose Hills Memorial Park following services that drew about 100 family friends to White· Emerson Mortuary in her native Whittler. A candidate for her master's degree at Laverne College near Pomona, Miss BeMln1ton leaves her parents, Clifford and Louise Bennington, of Whittier; two brothers, John, of Rowland Hel&bts, and James, of Cayucos; her maternal grandparents, Fred and Etta Penrod, of Hemet. and her paternal grandmother, Mra. Irene Bennineton, of Whittler. EXFl4 PILOTS _ _.. .. _ ........ -....-.-.-...... ·--..... ,.,,, .-. .... =:'':". ':.. -...:: ~ -.-........ _ ..... ·--~,::;.~ ... ";,.r ... .... G(N(llAI. Of:VICU,NC -:!..Ill\:'..-... ,.... .... ._ ... ... PILOTS WANTED But Few Avallable FirD1Seeks Ex-Navy Fl4 Pilots WASHINGTON <AP) -A Grumman Aircraft Corp., sub· contractor is trying to recruit former Navy F14 pilots to teach Iranians how to fly the jet fighter, the newest plane in America's naval arsenal. Iran has purchased 80 of the fighters from Grumman with de- liveries spread through 1978. But the ex-pilots may be dif· licult to find because lbe aircraft is only two years old and the ranks of former flyers are slim. Tex Raymond, president or General Devices Inc. of Nor- ristown, Pa., said In an interview that Grumman wants 20 former American pilots lo go to Iran to train the Iranian air force. •'These are not mercenaries, they're instructors,•• be said. General Devices bas been recruiting mechanics and tecbni· cian.s for the Iranian Fl4 pro- aram for about two years, but this la the rirst time It bas sought pilot,, Raymond said. "Relatively, there aren't very many of them, but I'll bet there are 20," Raymond said. PlwnePrank Not Funny The lady bad a right to be annoyed, Newport Beach police agreed Tues· day. after listening to her tale of woe. Investigators said tbe Lido Isle stock trader's un- listed telephone rang no leas than Z'l limes between noon and4:30p.m. And, no less than 27 times, the message was identical: "Do you have Prince Albert In a can? Well, you'd better let him out!" It was followed by a gale of glggles. Police suggest if the mis- demeanor annoying phone call offenses continue, they'll teach the pranksten lbe meanJn1 of \that it feels like to be in the can. -----= =-------~ • . _-_---.~ ,-... ~-~ ~ :: ' --------. -·---~· _ _...._ - -- 'Nel:l"91day,Auguat 10. 1817 CAIL y PU.OT A:t .. I C!IGi dl1t 10me terrible actl and I-back b~ to see my .tfe. l'G apsndate lt U you people would come down bere and pick mt up ... 'I Went Berse~k,' Sa~d -CSF SusP,~ct ~ Ma . ti a NCard1nJ ot I tittpbon COO· .. ._ ,..... ve:n.U betwMn Allaway and A.a Or • t1 &*'tor Anaheim pollce Cad•' Jack Court 1vlY liM•M to JM ,. hark.9J.thort.IY after nlnopeopl• conl9d · ... .t Sdwn "Cbart• w e lbot ln and ~the cam· AUaw., late Tu da1 tbt put Ubreq. ~-neared 4IDd ot it.a Advialna 8batkt)' that. b• WU c ... llfl&Dll t.11111 mu accuaed ot wltb bl• wll• and waa calUna aevm k1W.nll aa the Cal llate from the lOlton Jnn tn Anah rn, hll-1Gncampua. Alla•u told the youn1 olftcer. Tbe I.ape pla~-1 back by ~ "I wmt benerk down at Cal ec~ur Jam• Eorilhl alft edly StateFWlerton. And he advi1ed Sharkey, who w at already aware ol tbe cam· pua camqe IO allnuiea earlier: "I'll be In tho banquet room. I'm unarmed and l want to five m~aelf up to you ... Sbarlcey aald he tried to keep Allaway on the telephone and talking, but the defendant hung up the phone w1tb the comment that ht bad to 1et a drink ot waler. Anaheim police raced to the botel and arr•ted the former campus Janitor who took them to hl1 car &Pd handed thein the . 22-caltbet rllle.aUegedly used to klll HVen people and wound two othera. AUaWMy has pleaded innocent and innocent by reuon or insani· ty. The defense is not disputing has responsibility for the nine felony counts, but argues that be was insane at the time. The prosecution wu expected to conclude il.1$ cue •lalnal Al· lawaytoday . Twelve witnesses, two of whom were wounded 1n the alx·minute 1h rampaae on Ju&y 12, 1976, have been used by Chief Deputy District Attorney Enriitlt. ln Lhe 1ullt phuo ol the trial. Deputy Public Defender Ron Butler ba made Jt clear be in- tend.I to coocentrate bis energies on tho NDity pbue of the trial with tbe testimony of paycblalrlats who bave ex. a mined Allaway since bi& arrest. Die ·ch Flays Hicks, Walks Out 'SeHish Motives' Charged By KATHY CLANCY Ol._0_.1, ~lleCSWtt The Orange County Df1trict Al· torney waa accused by indicted coun ty SupervJsor Ralph Diedrich Tuesday or operating with a set or "scrambled" priorlUes designed to meet "bis own selfish motives." Diedrich leveled the two-page blast at District Attorney Cecil Hicks before walking out on supervisors' deliberations on the district attorney's proposed $9.3 million budgetror 1977-78. In later informal action, three members of Lhe board tentative. Jy approved Hicks' budget. Diedrlcb was gone and Supervisor Pblhp Anthony, also under indictment, abstained. Final action on county spend· ing won't be approved until Aug. 16. In his blast at the DA, Diedrich declared, "It Is obvious that you operate the office ot district at- torney to meet your own selfish motives," Diedrich saJd. ''Your ·friends get a different brand of justice than your polittcal enemies.'' Hicks d1d not res pond to Dfedrich's charaes durine Lhe meeting and declined to answer m ost ot them specllfcally al· terward. .. I found it unfortunate that a member of Lhe board cboae that occasion lo attack law enforce- ment in the county and myself," Hieb Hid. He also referred to Dledrich's charges as inaccw-at.e and l1Ud the Fullerton supervisor ap- parently waa descnbing himself as a Hicks political enemy, a description Hicks said was not his own. "l don't reel any prejudice against him," he said. Supervisors had put off de· liberating Hicks' budget pro· posaJ at the request of Supervisor Philip Anlhony, who along with Diedrich, was indicted last month on charges stemming from campaign fund -raising ac- tivities. Anthony. with board endorse- ment, asked for the delay hoping Attorney General Evelle Younger would agree to replace Hicks as prosecutor of the case, freeing supervisors from any conflict ot interest accusations Ul connection wilh budiet action. Supervisors learned Tuesday. however, Youn1er bad turned down the request. A.a • reewt, Diedrich left Lhe seulon and Anthony remalned but took no action in Lhe Informal voting. Diedrich eJQ>lained bis reason for walldn1 out of the meelini by saying, .. Your actions have so prejudiced me agalnat you that I probably cannot do an objective Job of workin• on a budeet for )'our office. .. ,, therefore, wUJ absent. wn:itelt troll\ twthtr discussion aild leave the tuk to the leu biJINd,., Dledrtc:b conUn\led.. HScb Hid afterward. ult be feels be it prejudiced 11a1nat. me I uaume beotcl the proper Lhln1 in ucuslnt hlmHI/.' ln the 'w~paie 1tat •t, Dledrich accUMd fflclrl ol faWnt to prosecute vlolent crlmea •l•lnat cltlleo1 -rape , burilary' •Qlt "'4 tobber)<. t "Y~ JOU m to havt un· l mlted time and raour* to proncute your polttlcal eaeml•." Dfedrlo.b charred. "l c:an Ob1Y believe Ula tMre muat be penonal NUOlll tor such an upsld -down priority lJat; 0 be coPtlnu.cl. Hicu r~. "Re lt tal~ eatiUed '°any oplnloft ~ wall lid. th• board room cer.: t.dll1118Cll tbe place to • .,.._. ff. • ·~••luPPOMdtobea HU .... ion deallnc •ffh .,.. bUQet. •• MCOIDplldned. Ja nl~ to Dledrida'•i~ A.nu.y. ~ taat Hsdl; wtthdiritrom IJMir~ Hieb N&d M felt It wOQW bl Im- .,.,.._. .... hefelJIDO p,....ce ... 1, .... c:apib&t ot h..,..,,, the c .... ~lafflca·=::r: ... o.o, 1'11.c ,,_le '' O•r• Am-.. GRIM SUPERVISOR RALPH DIEDRICH READS HIS BLAST AT DA CECIL HICKS Supervlaor Later left Seaalon, Refualng to Sit on DA'1 Budget Study Dymally 'Frustrated' liewenant Governor Speaks at UC lroine HIS JOB 'TRIVIAL' U. Oov. Dym•lly 'Watchdog' Panel Urged By Roosevelt Senner COnO'MimlD James Rooaevelt 1aia at UC Irvin• Tuesday t••t ooapartlaan wakhckle c:ommltteu 1hould be formed to cbect whether elected ottidala are d0ln1 ~tlr Jobi. By PIDUP ROSM4RIN Of a. Oafl' ~Staff Cadill~c and owned a house an Laurel Canyon." DymaUy humorously cast Brown's political future, pre· dicUna ~le<:Uon as governor 10 19'18 aad defeat of Sen. S.l. Hayakawa in 1982. "He drives to Washington In a Honda," Dymally mused. "he fire1 au the aecretanes and makea the Janitors secretaries, criUcizes Carter and works for Cree. "That takes him to 1984, •• and the presidential election. About bis own future. Dymally said only that, 11 he runs again for lieutenant governor. he wm be re-elected. On unemployment, Dymally said the problem hun 't been solved becawie unemployment bu mainly hurt the minorities. Of illegal aliens. he safd Mex· lco b&1 the f&1te1t growing popula•ion in the Western Hemisphere-and one of the poorest. "Aa long u they're poor," he said, "they're 101n1 to cross Lhe border, if you 1boot them, or drown them, whatever." Gem . Talk HOMl!-OROWN OEMS /toll\ f'Ofllmdjc ANrfco ·tcrt~=== • ..= ....... ar..faf7. c-"iiMillt' Alien Control Border Agency .Combine Eyed By Tile Associated Press Law enforcement on U.S. borders could become more effi· cient by consolidating the several often-competing agen- cies into a single superagency, says a preliminary White House planning document. The Los Angeles Times dis· closed existence or the document in today's editions. A first step, says the report. could be lo merge the Immigra· lion and Naturalization Service and Customs Service into a new border management agency which could later be expanded to Include agencies with secondary border functions such as the Fash and Wildlife Service or the Plant Health Inspection Service. "Each of the border agencies ls responsible for a specific part of border control and each agen- cy pursues its own missions, sometimes in competition with the other federal border agencies and Interests,'' the report aays. "When conflict between agen· c1es aooears. there is no effective mecharusm lo resolve the prob· lem. Even though lnteraeency agreements exist in writing, the operating problems continue." The report, now reportedly un- der review by Cabinet depart· ments, waa. pcepar,ed by the While House Orrtd of Drug Abuse Policy in coordination with the Office of Management and Bud#( Representatives of several olher departments served on the survey team which prepared the report. Teen Cyclist Killed ~y Car Usa Klosterman. lS, of lJ281 Shepard S~., Santa Ana, was fatally lnjuied Tuesday when the bicycle she was riding 'was struck by a car in an unin· corporated area between Tw!tin and Santa Ana. Acco.rdlng to a California Hiehw~ Patrol accideQt report, the eirl was riding her bicycle soulhbound on Old Foothill Road when bit by a westbound car as she croesed Foothill Boulevard. The CHP report said tbe victim and her bicycle were burled 128 feet by the fqrce of the colllaion wltb Lhe auto driven by an un· identified 16-year-old boy. The dJaadvantaaes of a pro- posed 1uperagency, the report said, include "poeaible loea of ef· fectiveneu durine reorganiza- tion" and the potential for personnel turbulence resulting among executives of various de- partment• as they are con- solidated. The report cited patrols on the U .S.-Mexican border as an ex ample of competition, where the Cuatoms Service attempts to seize druas and olher contraband while Lhe immigration service's Border Patrol covers the same territory in efforts to apprehend Hle1al aliena. New Boeing Jets Sought By Air Cal A spokesman for Air California confirmed today Lhe airline is in . the process of acquiring two new Boema 1371 to add toils 11-plane fleet. ·. Howev•. airline official Bob . Payton noted, neeotiations "are still an the very preliminary staaes" and said the company has not even decided whether to buy or leaae the additional aircraft. Payton explained that the airline is seekJ.n1 Lhe additional aircraft to augment Lhe existing fleet of eight 737s and three Lockheed Elec:tras due to the heavy &>aueneer loads the airline has been carrying. He said the airline i1 runnin1 at all average passenier load In ex- cess of 75 percent and Lhat nights from Oranse County to Lhe San Franclaco Bay Area are in ex- cess of 80 percent. •'There just aren't enough seal! tor the demand," he said. Payton explained that the airline haa been elimlnatlne some ~ it.s "short hops" in order to use its restricted number of 0Jght5 out of Oranie County Airport for the rug.bta to the Bay Area. "There'• just 10 mucb we can do with exiating equipment.." he added. The airline leues Its C!UJ'J'ent neet ol 737s. which lt ori&inally acquired In 196t. 'l'Oft YOUR VAWABLF; Jl:Wf:LRY AND WATCHE~ tSASCC.OS!fO vof.! AS OUR STORE. WllERE OUlt ~ CltAfl'TSMlfN CAMrou. Y DO 1'1/f: .. WORK IJNMA OUR P£R.SO~·~w~R~lllOX ···~·~······ Jewelry Repairs Watch Repairs · · Appraisals <4 Special Orders ..... ~ Coading,~J •·. ~ wltla Te• ~laiae 81.lJ NC DEPT. -Ah, ao rue a. 1t •hco • 1oumaUtt for one pubhuuon aeu honored by :.anothtt Bul thia has now hap- Jicnt"Ci lo )'OOr faithful corrnpon· dent I .Am lllmost &~echleu Rut not qu1tt" It develops thal this corner hu beea featured, in nearly on. third ol the space available, tn a '>ltrhng Journal named the Goololfers Gazette, number 2 of \Olume l . publt:.hed In Newport Beach ln event the G;uette 1s faintly \Jnram1ltar tu )OU, 1t i.hould be noted that th1!'> pubhcauon 1s put out by one Jud Smith as the of. fic.-1al mouthpiece of an ouUlt known as the Goororrers Club. THE GOOFOFFERS are a hunch of Newport hangers around "ho, having nothing bet· ter to do, formed this loosely knit am algamatwn so they could all gather in the mornings, wh.lle the real world was at work, and do nothmg together In the early years and up to re· c.-enl limes, the Goofoffers gathered in the coffee shop at the old Richard's Lido Market. which was presided over by one 0 W "Dick" Richard. For years, 1t was widely rumored thut Richard got the t lub started simply so he could unloac1 his surplus coffee. So the (;oofoffers gathered and drank tht' stuff all morning In the beginning, the group was ..,mull and modest But began to ~row by luring away faithful workers and employes who were convant'ed t>y club members that ~oohng off ts a higher calling than sweating for your daily bread Despite amazing club erowth, the Goofoffes suffered a terrible blow when Richard 's market got '>old to the Hughe'I group. The new p<.'<>ple took one took and .ibruplly r ealized they hadn't .w~t pun:hased a market. They'd p1rked up a bunch of lounge lizards ulong with 1l out In the toffee shop Wtdl!!!d!y, Augwt 10, 1171 Korean Giit• 30 Senators .. In 'Payoff BOSTON <AP 1 Th• nam• of aboul 30 tenators were on a South K<wean li1t of 1ome 100 conaraalonal contacts picked out for 1lfu OI' cub p•ymenu, the ChriaUan Science Monitor reported to- day Currmt lneall11Uons Into tho 1rowtn1 scandal of South Korean lnOuence buylq have focuaed mainly on Democratic con1ressmen but IOW'cea <'ION to lhe lnv .. ttcaUoo told the Monitor that 40 percent of the senators on the invnt11atlon ll1l were Republicans. Only a handful ol Houae RepubUcana have been publicly linked lo the South Kore&n1. ABOUT A DOZBN of the senators mentioned have had "serious" Involvement with the South Koreana, the Mooltor said. According to the sources, they Include some of the Senate's moat powerful and best-known figures. One ot. the senalon tar1eted waa Sen. Adlai Stevenson m (0. 111 >. who is cba.lrman of the Senate Ethlcs Committee tbe ato'"" -~d ' -~ Stevenson recently disclosed that the South Koreana bad con· tacted him 37 limes since he waa elected 6'h years a10. the Monitor u1d, and that the glfta be received Included a box of jewelry. which he returned,, and an honoray detree from a Seoul university which be kept. ' • ON MO~D~ Y, Stevenson announced that the Ethics Commit- te47 s mvesugalion _into g1rt-e1vine would be widened with the ap- pointment of a special counsel. "We are determi~ed to get to the bottom orthls matter," he told reporters at the Amencan Bar Assoeiation meeting in Chicago. Two weeks ago, Stevenson said that no senator was involved in the scandal. He said Monday he could no longer stick with that state-ment. .INVESTl~ATIONS are also being conducted by the House Ethlcs Committee and the Justice Department. , Besides the li~t or congressional contacts, the names of the 30 or so senators are said to appear on IUneranes of trips to Korea and on a memo from Tongsun Park, the businessman suspected of being an undercover South Korean agent. the Monitor said The Park memo was reconstructed after it had been machine· shredded. Liquid Laetrile Branded 'Poison' W ASJilNGTON <AP l -The federal government, citmg "dis- turbing new information" about Laetrile, says the controversial anti-cancer substance may be potentially dangerous as well as medically worthless. In two simultaneous news con· ferences, Department of Health, Education and Welfare officials Tuesday said the substance, when administered as a liquid, can be broken down through the normal digestive process "lo re· lease cyanide," a poison. SO THERE WAS only one solu-V d p lion. The Hughes people tore rO,, into down the coffee shop when they THE Wj\RNINGS were the stronKt:st anti-Laetrile srate· mcnb to date by federal of· fi<·ials. Laetrile, derived from fruit pils, 1s banned from ship· ment in interstate commerce, but 12 states have legalized its sale wtlhtn their own borders. remodeled Thus the Goofoffers were Jl,....,~er Told torced to move their head· ~'5' J.. j tiuarters. They settled in at the Cannery Restaurant, which 1s ln •6nH~,.,,;ne near their old haunt. Lr.I.~ ~M-. Anyway, the gooters must be DETROIT (AP)_ Ford Motor healthy these days when they can Co. officials sold Plnto cars for uUord to publish their very own six years even though they knew newspaper And I was flattered the car's fuel tanJ< could easily ~l all lhe ink they gave me Ac· tually, 1 shared space with Al rupture in rear-end crashes, ac· ForJ:1l, the noted hardware store cording to a national magazine. A Ford official characterhed person and former city coun-as distorted the allegations con· c:ilman. Th "'-taioed in the September-October is was ~cause Al had sug-issue of Mother Jones, a West i.:esled the new management of thl! Irvine Company should join Coast publication circulated to the Goofoffers because the mem· 150,000 subscribers. bers don'l do much and dues THE ARTICLE'S th h "'-au or. m1g l.,,,. tax deductible. And I Mark Dowie, claimed Ford ~.~~:.!~ f'orgit on that in this President Lee racocca was In a Instantly, the Gooforrer rush to start producing the sub· Gazette screamed libel in its compact Pinto In 1970, and the headline and used such phrases company ignored tests showing as "cruel blow" and "vicious the tank was .susceptible to gas verbal attack" and "puslUaniml· • leakage after an accident. ty and poltroonery ." A text of the article was dis-tributed here Tuesday ln ad· WHY, THEY EVEN publiahed vance of the publication or the my picture along with their coun-magazine. Mother Jones planned ter-attack. It looks something to elaborate on its alle1atlons at l\ke a turkey. But never mind a Washington news conference that today. If the Goofoffers continue to Dowie estimated soo persons sweat and strain ln publlsbln& have died Lo Pinto fires since the their newspaper, they may fall car first came out. He said unless into an enormous trap. the cars are recalled and fixed. They'll find themselves actual-several hundred more will die in Iv working. the future. Government officials have long held that Laetrile is without medical value in treating cancer. Proponents of the substance, cit· 11'\g what they say are positive re- sull5 from its use, say cancer vie· t1ms have a right to choose the treatment they receive. AT A NEWS conference in W ashineton, U .S. Surgeon General Julius Richmond said ' Laetrile should not be considered safe. He cited reports from doc- tors or "patients with early, treatable cancer who have turned to Laetrile and found out too late that at doesn't work." Richmond's statement was read al a San Francisco news con· ference by Donald M. Kennedy, head of the Food and Drug Ad· ministration. Kennedy saJd tests of Laetrile from Mexico show the substance often is contaminated by microbes that "could lead to serious illness and death if the substance is injected into the bloodstream." Still more tests, he said, have shown that Laetrile sold Lo the United States frequently la lm· pure. · · · tUchmond said available in· formation ha.s led hlm to con· elude that Laetrile "not only Is an inefrecUve cancer drug but that cancer patient.a who buy it are not eveft 1ettin1 what they are paying for, and ln fact. may be purchulng a dangerous and contaminated drua." East, Midwest Stay Wet Flash Flood Watch Poated in Indiana Teasper••••n >All•.,.. I """""""'" t"°" ~· .. . .,,. ... CMrlttlflK °'''• Cln<l-U Ml Le " .. ., 1J .. .. .. 11 IO •• .. " ,, n .. 11 ·" t.» t>ene\, ~ Wtf111 100 n C:"._ •• .. lrell .. .. ... , Hou.c.n .. ,. ,_.._, .. .. n , l(•nttiCI~ " n L .. v_. "' .. Lllllell«-.. ,, ~.., ... 11 .. .. ,, AIM"-'"• .. • f'lll""" eJ 11 Nwon... ., ,, I N••Yetll .. 1t f Oll ....... (11'( "" 1' ·a ..... " " " ,.. tOS Ii ,........,_ • .. r!::!! ... °'9. .. .. Fruits of Bis Labor FBI Agents brief newsmen on William C Sibert, a government employe whose sud· den wealth aroused suspicions in Washington. Sibert, 30, was arrested Fri- day in Lus Vegas on charges of embezzl· in9 more than $800,000 in government funds over a period of three months. He was carrying $59,000 in cash at the time of his arrest. In background art some of the cars which agents stated Sibert owned in addition to a new home with a swimm'ing pool and a 30-foot hou~eboat. 'Wide Gaps' for Peace JERUSALEM {API Secretary of State Cyrus R Vance said today that "wide gaps" still exist between the Arabs and Israel but he hopes to make progress toward a settle- ment by meeting with Middle East forei&n ministers in New York next month. At a news conference, Vance said the United States might broaden the New York talks lo in· elude separate meetln&s with the Palestine Liberation Organiza- tion. This depended on whether the PLO accepted Israel's existence by approvlna U.N. Security Council resolutions which assure all slates In the Mideast the right to live in peace, he said. Meanwtule, in Lebanon guer· rilla chieftain Yaslr Arafat, sounding a new bellicose note after reports of a possible Pales· tinian concessions, declared In a speeeh published today that "the Palestinian rifle" will resolve the Middle East confrontation. Arafat vowed never to bow to Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin'& conditions for a Middle East settlement "Let Begin know that we shall never kneel the final de c1slon in the region is for the Palestinian rifle." Arafat said. The speech was given Tuesday at a Palestinian nurses' graduation reremony in an undisclosed loca- tion in southern Lebanon. Begm told Vance in Jerusalem Tuesday night that the PLO "will never be a partner" in Mideast peace talks. But Arafat was quoted as say- ing : "We want to tell Begin and those who support him that there wtll never be a peace in the Mid· die East without the Palest1n- 1ans" Film Brands King 'Weak, Cowardly'? ATLANTA CAP> -An NBC lelevlslon film about MarUn Luther King Jr portrays the slain civil rtahts leader as frtahtened and cow· ardly, some of King ·s associates nave char ged. The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, former head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, said on Tuesday that the author or the film. "King," scheduled for airing early next year in two three· hour segments, ''at some point decided to remake history, to rewrite the civil ri~hts movement. .. Mr. Abernathy. who led the SCLC after King was killed in Mem- phis, Tenn .. in 1968, said the movie "portrays Dr. King as a very weak and cowardly sort of leader. It even implies that once Dr. King thought he might have to resort to violence." State Rep. Hosea Williams, another former King associate said the movie shows King "being led around by white people" and de· picts him as ··shallow, uncertain, kind of frightened, unopin- ionaled. '' The cntlcism surfaced after copies of the script were circulated among civil rights lead•rs and former King rttends and associates. He Speaks ·-.For :You ~: GlOODlY Gui 11 your spokes,uan because you and other Dally PUot readers put words In bis mouth. Have you.got a pet grievance? Lay It on Gus. Remember to stick to l11ue1 -no personal attacks. Juat write to Gloomy Gus at the Dally Pilot, Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Callf omla 92628. · Then wateh for your Gus. He appean dally on the editorial pa1e of the DaDY Ptlo&. DAILY PILOT Deatli Decision set ue ReBts With 2 So"lona' ~ te? SACL\ <AP, -At· lftl\blJmm l"tld VI la - &lctaard Ahlorre aun'l DOU.mid n to most Of· ane or the ot.btr may whether lb• 1tate re· .....,,...,,.,_ lM deaU. P"llM\7 W. )eU'. 8otb YOled a1 ••n.Jl lb death p a.lt,y bUI u:. May wben •t PUii wl • vote to pare. Both N6d "l\..s.i.Y U..l lh~ ...... lnc lo vote Tbunday aplnat a"-Wtlnide al Gov. EdmUnd Brown Jr.• nto -bul lbey ,.~, rulinc out a 111rltc ()Cle eUler auemblym•, Curtis Tucker ID ln1le•ood>. has 'llWltt-bed 11d~ and now op. ~~ dll overnde, death penalty backt'r.. nffd lo pick up one vote for the needed two L.lurds mlijoti· l "I al 6' that would en d tho blll lnlohtw. Vkencla <O·Bellllower>, and Alawrt fD·Lot Ancel ), Jrt vs wed aa lho two likellesl can· did at.ea. TUEJa POSJTIONS cllff•, but both aald they feared a twoader d•Mh penalty ballot wu.uvo lt lhe ovuride f aJled. And both 1ald they tbou&llt their d11trlcta, Uke th• ato.ie at 1art•. fa•or'ed Lhe dtath~ty. Tbe liD, SB l~. wciuld lmpoee lht dalb ~~ty ror treasop and Ii eau1~a of murder. To meet coutt l\Udellnes, it would allow COJIS 8eration Of cnitl11tln& ctrcu1n1ta,ncee, like a defen· dant'a age and record. Tbe Senate hu already voted Gold Rush On? Tourists React to Find DOWNIEVlLLE <APJ -ThJs small Sierra town has been the target or a mm1 gold rush reminiscent or the old Gold Rush over 100 years ago. Barney Green. president or the Sierra County Mining Coun· cit, said by last Friday the area "looked like pictures from the old days -people lined up on both banks. I let a couple or tounsts borrow a shovel and pan and have a go at 1t It was getting crazy ·· LATER THE SAME DAY TUE sher1rr moved tn and closed the mining down until Tuesday "I had to." exptained Undersherirr Albert Johnson, who is the a(' ling ~hen fr "It was getting completely out or hand .. Johnson sauJ a miner came into town last Wedne'>day and went for a swim 1n th,. North Yuba River which runs throu~h the town of about 350 rc!->1dent:. The miner found u few nuggets of gold 1n the nver. which Is running al all ·l1me low levels because or the drought, Johnson i.atd. •·vou•o THINK HE'D HA VE kept quiet about 1t, .. Johnson said. but the miner didn't. By Friday there were 13 dredgmg operations set up on the river just below the city hall "Too much publicity blew 1t out of proportion." said Johnson "it's not really a strike In two days. Thursday and Fnday, they got less than 20 ounces." He swd 1l is Jewelry class gold. worth $150 an ounce On Monday, a 1956 anlidredging ordmance wai. reenacted givmg the i.heriff power to police the area Johnson said he limit ed the number of dredges to those in town at 4 p.m Friday 10 of them on tbe 325·foot stretch of river. Tax Relief Measure · Deadlock Denied SACRAMENTO <APl -The committee trying to write a com promise property tax relief bill ha& been working off and on for over three weeks without much success. But tbe panel's chairman said Tuesday that the committee mem bers are not deadlocked. "When I think we're deadlocked I'U move that we dissolve," Sen. Nicholas · Petris, D-Oakland, told re· futureapprovalofhisplan. porters. The committee was meeting Al Tuesday's session the two-about tbe same Ume that Gov house committee failed lo agree Edmund Brown Jr. was saying on a plan to add $100 million In that proposed property tax relief homeowner and renter as · and school finance bills are sistance to the bill. already too costly and should be The proposal came from cut Petris, who suggested adding an Brown told reporters that when an come tax bracket for upper In · added together. the measure!> come groups to pay for the add1 · would "create a budget def1c1t lionnl aid, but failed lo muster w1thm two or three years." enough support. The property 'tax committee HE THEN blocked a move to add $23 million In homeowner re· lier to the measure, saying ap· proval of that could rule out had tentatively agreed at an earlier meeting that the bill would provide ~25 million· in homeowner relief and $300 million for renters. to override Brown'• veto. Tb M· aelbbly will be votln1Tb\hday. Vlcencla, a former milk lob- byl1t. la ln hJs second twcnear term A aolf·de1crlbed praiimatiat wltb • moderate vot· lnl record, bt aldd hls oppe>'1Uoo to th• death peo.,ity la based DOt on It• morality, but on lta l.,llib' and effectiveness. "I CAN'T aay lt'a ever been a matte:r of conscience for me," he pld. ••&ut the effort to 1et the death penalty seem• to me fruit· leu. U's no deterTenl because it isn't used and ll 'U never be upheld in court. ··But it 'i. a great political vote." Now, he said, he tB "not abon chanaing" his stand against the bill. Alatorre, In his third term, is chairman of the legislature's six· member Chicano Caucus, four of. whom support the death penalty. JDS VOTING record ls more hberaJ than V1cenc1a's and he says he opposes the death penal· ty on pnnc1ple. Nevertheless, he plans to meet with the bill's author. Sen George Deukmejian <R-Long Beach) and Assembly sponsor Alister McAllsler (0-San Jose>. to hear their arguments. · 'll's a tough decision," Alatorre s&Jd. "I feel strongly about the death penalty, but I fear the initiative may be worse thantheb1ll." V1cencia noted that there may be more than one death penalty in1ltative in lhe 1978 election year 1f the override falls. "There are candidates running for ~overnor on this thing," be sa1d, re(erring to Sen. John Briggs of Fullerton, a Republican gubernatorial hopeful who has promised to seek a wide-ranging death penally ballot meaaure even if the veto is overridden. legislators' Wage Boost OK'd by Unit SACRAMENTO (AP> Legislation increasing some s tate off1c1als' salaries by as much as 34.5 percent bas cleared an Assembly committee. but Gov Edmund Brown Jr. opposes it Brown's top aide, Gray DaVls, said Tuesday 'the Democratic governor oppose~ the bill because Its cost-of.living pro- vision would Increase his own salary -which he's against. Davis also sa1d because or some of the salary levels In the bill, "the measure in its present form probably exceeds the eov- ernor's definition of a modest salary increase." Davis' comments followed the Assembly Governmental Organization Committee's 6 o votl' sending the bill by Sen Albert Rodda. D·Sacramento, to the Ways and Means Committee Al the hearing, Rodda said most of lhc officials would not have had a salary mcrea'ie for eight years by the time his measure, SB 884. takes efrect m 1979 f'lUMllHG HUTfMG All COMO. m .. ,-. ··--1 ,.rvlu 111 YOV6 Ar .. -CAii MISSION VIEJO ""71 (Ami,,. OPi"r•no IS.II D-,,...., .. Awry ...... I Drexel Heritage Summer Sak 4ts-0.c01 ~TA-MESA IS»..__, 81vd 842·1753 ~Lie. •117'51 OAllY PILOT WORTH OF DREXEL ANO HERITAGE FURNITURE OF YOUR CHOICE! NOW DURING OUR OREXEL·HERITAGE SUMMER SALE SWEEPST At<ES. Wldl!!d'Y1 AUQu.t 10, 1171 OAILV~OT "' .. ~__....-~ Bg $780 ltllDIOn Road Funding;· Request Hiked SACRAMENTO (AP) -Brown admlnlalratlofl hlebway plans for the next alx years call foe spend, ine ts.4 billion, up $700 mllllon from last year'a aiir. year prOll'am. Runnini from flscaJ yeara 19'1S.7t throu1b 198.1-84, thtl prellmlnary plan releued Tuesday u~ dates by one year the proeram approved lut year that hed a~-7 billion price taa. Adriana Giaoturco, director of the state ( ) D e par l men t of SI'.4.TE Transportation, bu been criticized by pro-freeway -------- interests for beln1 loo ti1htnsted with biehway dollars. Milk 1. • .., Rfterite s..,peried SACRAMENTO (AP> -A meuure which con· sumer advocates say will booat milk price, cleared the state Senate Atriculture and National Resources Committee on a 6-1 vote Tuesday. The bill, AB 1110, would rewrite California's 42-year-old milk stabiliution law. But Lola Salisbury. a lawyer tor consumer eroups, aald the proJ>05al w'ould boost the price of . a balf·calion oC milk by 3 to 5 cents in the stores, costin& Califor- nians a total of $30 to $50 million a year. Singne Charged t11 KHHq• LOS ANGELES CAP> -James Edward Williams, an unemployed singer, has been charged with investigation of killing four children misslnc s ince the mother of three of them wu found strangled in her burned-out home July 20. Beer and Bike .. ,. ......... However. Deputy Dist. Atty. Harold Lynn con- ceded Tuesday, "Il Is going to be a difficult and in- teresting case to prosecute from a legal standpoint•• because lhere is no direct evidence the children are dead. A tanned youth at San Diego's Mission Beach steadies the handlebars while balancing a young woman on hi~ shoulders. In return, she provides the beer Peripheral Canal 1'1q Be 011t SACRAMENTO <AP> -Debate on the pro- posed Penpheral Canal is rising lo a new hlgb pitch, with Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. saying that unless all sides agree on a $3.5 bUlion compromise, "we may not have a Peripheral Canal." Ho01es Decision Watched by State The debate is on a bill which resulted from what Brown called two months ago both a "fragile com- promise" and a "major breakthrough" in obtaining a iireen li&ht for the 15-year-old proj«t. Skqflng Stupect Ruled 1,..ar1e RANCHO SANT A FE <AP> 'I'he hrsl of the luxury homes are oc· <'Upied. but mos t or the 40 houses costing up to $300,000 each s1l un· finished or empty, eerily hugging the rich earth near Rancho Santa Fe. The dilemma of Rancho del Dio;1. a 216· acre subdivision, JS be· ing watched by d~· velopers throughoot Califorru a. After the 128-lot s ub· divil;uon was approved tentatively, the de· velopers sold lhem off - only to be told by the 4th District Court of Appeal that the lots were illegal. SANTA ROSA <AP) -A 27·year-old Guemeville woman, Marie Murphy, charged "'•th fatally shooting ber husband and two young children last month has heel ruled le1ally insane and not liable ror criminal prosecution for the slay. mgs. Mrs. Murphy, who authorities sald attempted ~uicide and set their home afire after the slayings, has been found by a Superior Court judge to be in· sane and was ordered committed to Napa State Hospital. with this FREE KIT available at Fidelity Federal Savings. SHOWER RESTRICTOR -FLOW REDUONG WASHER saves up to 17 Yz gallons each shower yet keeps that "tingle." TOILET TANK WATER BAG saves up to 1 quart each flush -without losing efficiency. PLUS free packet of toilet tank leak detector tablets. Helps you detect wasteful costly leaks in minutes. You may now be wasting more than 100 gallons a day! Offer valid at Costa Mesa Qffice only while supply of kits lasts. . Visit our water saving fair ~ August 9-19 See displays of the latest aids to help you conserve water? Audio visual presentations, too. F~E R;JjFRESHMENTS. j j PILOT EDITORIA.L Pll College Hikes Tax C:o~l Communal.) l:olh·a~ Oti.lrlct truislct:s huvt.• p1>(.'d .a!) 6 ct~nt mt'tt'~l unto th.: dl .. trict tux r te. wtuch Vt II lfM'illl •nutht.·1 ~ uul of pocket COit ror the uwncr of .ul sao.ooo hunH· in l hl· da•trk l . . . . Oiftlrn t otftc-aal!!> H)' lht.< 34 t>l'rt cnt d1~lr1et tax :• mcN>ue fur that humeownt-r ls unU\'Olduble becuu1t> : t ht-\ n«'C't tn m ;.11nt .un d 5 per conl r csl!rve uc count ! "llhm lhl· •'• 'i m1 lho11 budg«..<t . . . But lht• !loit"\\'J>Ort. Mc.>\J t 'nirwd Sl'hOOI D1str1ct IH ~l'ttang b~ \\Ith ,, :s IH'f<'t.ml r t!M'r n .• fund, und ut lea1't one.• llun ttnJ:lo11 Bt•a<·h ~dmol dh lru.·l tu.1& 01 4 percent rt>S<T\"<' J<'C'ount . ~ Con~11lt•1111~ t •Vt·n · J><'nnv Jddl"d to lhe l a>< ratt> $ mt.·.uh ~;11 ooo to tht.• t.h~tnet budat.'l . the tr uttltt21i • '4 ould h J\ t• bt·l·n Wl'll ••<h 1 ... t-<I tu make.· some program ,·ut 1n order lo bolsh•r the r~cn·es. • .\Jt~r all. lht-d1~trll't tu'< r ate hake comt·s 1111 top or t ' _.. 20 perct·nl 1n<·rt:c.t~l· in as:,e:,sed 'Jiu at ton on : pr<>pert' in the thsln cl : \dding 9 6 <'ents to th<.> tax rale tnd1cates trustees • <.t r e more mtt>r<'~ted in rHa1nang a comlortable : r eser \'e balanc·<· than in g1' 1ng a ltttlc comfort to the : thstrict s taxpJ\ t•r,. . . . . . Downzone Can Benefit Co.'>l J !\k sa Council m embers appeared to have hurt more than 100 property owners on the wests ide last week when they lowered the density on those citizens ' lob •. But perhaps not so when lhe problem 1s looked al in the long run. The council spent months looking a t the four- block area bounded by Ha milton a nd 19th Streets and Pom ona and Pl acentia A venues. T hat area -and another nearby ·-consists of long, narrow lots which planning experts s ay are dif- ficult to tlt•\ c•lop with high density units. Whal the builder u ually ends up with is a long row of apart· menu on one aide and a driveway down the other. So councilmen placed a four-month freeze on the area la.at March. and finally decided to downzone those parcels from R4 <h.lgh density> to R2 <medium density residential.> The Idea ls to encourage property owners to com- btno adjacent lots to provide more design choices to the developer. The downroning might provide some immediate rtnanclal downgrading to property owners ln the areo, but better designed projects Crom now on can do nothing but improve property values in an otherwise not-so-pretty area. Toward New Look And speaking of improving the image of Costa Mesa. the city's Downtown Redevelopment Agency 1s getting off to a good start in that direction. Agency _members last week received city council permission to spend '380.000 of agency funds to purchase nearly two acres owned by a savings and loan institution in the downtown area . They aren't going to bop into sprucing up the new acr eage right off the bat, but will leave it the way it is until the purchase of about 14 acres nearby is com- pleted. Then agency m embers plan to go out to de· velopers interested in building a new shopping center near 19th Street and Harbor Boulevard. Add that project to a $1 million senior citizens housing project planned next door, plus the comple- tion of Super Block around Lions Park and you ha\'e the beginning of a renovated downtown. The redevelopment agency is taking a slow, well- planned route to the eventual facelifting of the aging downtown ' \ \ 'Look on it as a non·deductible political contribution!' c Burglary Report Rattles Reader Baby Mart Deals in Cash Sales ( PAUL HARVEY J Dear Gloomy Gus The Worm in Tequila Mystery The way to buy a baby is to pay off an adopt.ion lawyer -in cash. So there is no w uy to kn ow bow \ . many bab1e!> arc thus sold each • year. But. some court records have 'been ordered opened in New York. By pro r Jecling What w e re a d ·there, we st•c.· th e black m a rke t in b abies ln · 'ol ves many th o u sa nd '> each year I l i s a paradox that while society •nd government have been preoccupied with "un- wanted babies" ... promoting birth contr o l and abo r lions ... babies are so "wanted" by many childless couples that an adoptable caucaslan Infant will bring as much as $20,000 on the clandestine market. In most states It ls legal for adoptive pa rents t o pay the natur al mother ·s medical ex- penses and also any fees to adopt· 1ve agencies or attorneys. Ills~ legal to p ay for the infants themselves. So that is done .. under the ta· ble ·· The Manhattan district at- torney is invesUgalin& baby brokers In New York City. Last month the Appellate Court «· dered heretofore secret adoption riles opened ror the prosecutor. NATIONWIDE, this has thrown a scare into the baby brokers. Their 11ccrt U are no longer secret. Most of the cub involved In baby 11ales does not go to the natural mother: It. coea to the lawyers. One 11ucb lawyer. specializing ln private adoptions, maintained presnant women In midtown Manhattan apartmcnll then . ECHOES F&Oll THE MACABRE. By Dapl\ne du Maurter. Doubleday. 32S Paaes. $8.15. Time play1 trlckl wttb memory. Stori dlml1 r.called aa literary sold ire found tobave turned to lead when retilriaiid lo a1aln aft« the pusge ol )'Pn. So it ll witb •he of the nloe ta!• ln D1phno C!u Maurter'1 ''EdtOea From Thi ll1cabre. '' But lhe,... mll1nlal t.brH. ab, they ar. • ftah IDd u powerful liad M r1vltlri8 • when they ftni wtn rod. Theatodti whteb 1UU 1enerat. ewu..t111n .ar. "Xiii lilt A.•::. Stt...-." '!The ON • ...:~ •'TIM Birds ·' The r&nt ii • 1UP9fb •••mplt or 11111 da Mairil!t'1 &al•l rDr Uik1M ·•• alury ..... ad 11lWt -'MUie lDUllelbembdO........, lltu....,,Jetldl~•.-. ...................... ¥Woe f.U. ID lo"9 fGit *119 ftn& . " The traffic mess on the stretch of 22nd Street \n Costa Mes a between Newport Bouleva rd and Orange Avenue gets more like Tijuana every day. Can't the city do something aboutit? J .V. 01-f O..c._..ts ..-e t'*"tlttM ~, •••••rs-•"°' M<HMtrllf reflec• Ille ..... .. ..... ~·· '-"' ,_ -..... to ~y Goos, Olllly "llet took their babies from them on the sidewalk outside Mt. Sinai 1 lospital after they were bom. It was even more a "breeding business" fo r a California lawyer. His tapped telephone revealed a call from a woman who1aid, "I am fertile on the Ith, 9th. 10th and 11th or this month. Get me someone. I want to do 1t th11 month." The proseeutor m that case says the attorney then sought a sexual partner for the woman caller with the unders tanding of a cash offer !or her baby -caah on delivery. · THAT LAWYEll was prosecut· ed , is free pending appeal. If he ever does go to jail he wlll be the first ever thus punished In the en· tire history of baby selling. Reporter Pam Zekman of the Chicago Sun-Times r ecently posed as an unwed mother, had encounters with several baby brok~rs, coofirma the ritual. Proe«u. in most Stites HY that it is very difficult to prove that a baby ts me1ally placed. The transatlion la always at.rue· tured lo make It appear a legitimate private placement. And there never hu been any legal definition or what con- stitutes a "reuonable lawyer's fee." Tbe New York 1ime$ reports of a white New Orleans mother who did not reveal that the father of her babf ·to-be wu black. The adoptive parents brought It back. demanded their money back. To the Editor · Now you have really goofed! After reading about Oood , fire, water shortage, murder, rape, inflation, war, etc., you finally come upon a good story and you don't follow up. l refer to the Aug. 4 story which li sted the Items taken in a Laguna Beach burglary as in· eluding: "Unset stones, precious m etal and finished je welry . a bout S20 worth of fireworks and a botUe of teqwla with a worm 1n it." A worm in a bolUe of tequila? Wh at klnd of a w orm? A · tapeworm., That's bad! One or those In your intestines can caui,e all kinda of plumbing problems. MAYBE an earthworm? That's &ood! If be or s be is sober enou&h after the tequila is coo- su med, It could go to work in your garden. But wait, was lt a Jeaat worm that was stolen or did It arrive here by s neaking across the border In the tequila? And how the heck did it get in the tequila? If it waa put there on purpose, s hame on somebody., That's cruelty to animals and you should notify the Society for the Prevention or Cruelty to Animals. If that worm sneaked in that bottle, be or she is an alcoholic and surely needs help from Ute A . A. Won 'l you plea se do somethin1 for that damn worm· so I can get some sleep? And Wl)'bow now when I offer my friends a •ip of tequila, they refuse as they are afraid that worm bu relatins. Yours roe beUel' reportlq. GERI CROW The wonn ~coma from th e rod of tM each•• 9'ant from whach Uw tcqW4 fl dJllUW, tncfkcli. ing on oeithAttc. aged Mnkon brew. SonN cia.m tM worm a. ca ophrodUioc. BtlJ Uul wrm thol CXJrd#Md tft UN toftmO ~ mo~ bow ~ an Ul-oal beoauu U.S. bo dOu not ptnnjt '°°'""in commmkll importtd leqadlo. no mott,,.llawaldl1nUc. -E:dltor. •Hda ... .,.,.. To the J:dltor: Rectfttl1 I waa on the beaeh between Bead\ 81\id. and Runt· •naton Beach Pier and oblervtd all day lon1 the beach showerapn the aand (two body-hel1ht showers and two root abowen> nnmh11 eoa.tanUy all day. Children were pJ1ytn1 ln thtm, rioslna out bat.Noa 1u1t1, fll11q tbelr patli. etc. wlth water-41\ fact. Ii wa.s a aheer waste ol our precious waler. I noted there are · m8Q cl these alJ alon1 tho stat lllMI dtJ beach ea. WHEN I iot home, l caUed thi wat d partmnt ln Hun~ Beach and t9'ey told me the HarbOt'a and BMcttu :DtPGt· IBtiM ope:rattld tbt beaellet lft die AN• l WU ilMrelted ln. Tbh told me to taUt to Mr~ V~ Moorhou1a. 1 dl1eu11td Ual1 w •l•r probltm wltb lit. Mo«hoult -and he 1ald the till had nMt tbllr WM« cut·bldt ... low.nee illll ...-.ran:u.r .e be .. ~.: fht ,... ~.Aleo ......... 'IMl9t l~":~•il ~-= : ••• f .. -=.. ... .. .... ( MAILBOX . ) Letter• /rom rtodtrt are welcome Tht righ.t to condtnat utter1 to fat .tpaee or tlimmate UlHrl ii rturvtd. I.Attn• o/ 300 word.I or ltu wlU lHr gn>en prtftrence. All letter• mul't in· cllMW lignature and ~mg addreu but namei ma11 bt withMld on rt · qwlt If tulfldtnt rtQIOn U oppcJTent • Pottrv will not lHr publilhed. Surely when there 1s a water s hortage like we have in Califoinia ri1bt now and we are all uked to cut back. one of the first things to go should be the beach showers. The ocean 1s there to rinse off In, also fOt' the children to play In. I find lt very unfair that we will be fined when watering our yards and letting the water run in the gutters, etc. and the city Is wast- ing our precious water. · MRS. B. BAKER Time,., Aet To the Editor: Thi.a ta an appeal to all Orange County Community Associations, taxpayers eroups and In- dividuals. If you round a buralar in your home you wouldn't hesitate a minute to call for help and the p ollce; you are about to be robbed and you're remainln& silent. Rl&bt now there is a plot afoot that Is going to cost each and every propert)' owner In the Coui Community Collete Dis· trf ct •·• cents per $100 usesaed valuation to support procrams appr'O\'ed by the District. For the owner ot property asstlled at $80,000, thla II an lncfeue of 34 percentoverlutyear. Despite alJ the publlclty alvcn to the advance notices of the llt- cre•ae•. very rew tupayere have protested to the dbtrlct. Thia in aplte of the fact that every taxpayer ln the d1atrlc:t ls I• cen.a«2 over the lncrease. ti • ' of the district board have shown a total disregard tor public opinion. Utterances by officials of the college have shown that they are more concerned about their own positions and those of their associates than for the taxpayer. For example, one 0Hic1al justified the malling or the Fall OCC catalog to every mailbox in the district at a cost or over $27,000 with the statement that ll the catalogs brought In only 38 full-time students, the cost was Justified. Whal he really meant was that that number of students w<1uld bring ln state funds. Where do the state funds come Crom: from the same taxpayers who are havin& their property laxes Increased, that's where. Look carefully at lbe courses offered In the catalog. They far exceed the requirements or the Education Code and they are there to proliferate jobs for OCC instructors, stall and support persONlel. Please stop complaining privately about the tax increase, write the board members; have your association go on record as opposing the increase: start movements to recall the board members ; call for fis cal responsibility In the diatricl. You must act. quickly; time has almost run out! PIULIP SANSONE Walft-R~• To the Editor: It is so inefficient for our water uuee to be determined by whether or not we break~ few rul-. Our water uaage should be judged solely on the readlnJ of meters. One person may not break any of the rules. such u the dme of day he waters, etc., yet be wasting water constanUy in other ways. Someone may take one-minute showers, never uae dl1bwuhers, and observe man.y •snail rules, resulUn& in a trera.SOUS water aavlna; yet he or 8lit tuy be quickly hosina a walk bec:aO.e arthrltla won't _perri$1t'Uleof a broom. · We aboWd all -lndl'vid\aals and buslnasa -be compelled to eta down usage:~"~pulated perc• but:.•• •bc:Md be al- low d io cbooat batevetr method we Wllh u lOnl u tbe HVU1'11Clll record* The $>resent •Yttem. ls unfair 'al JnaccW'lte. rr the water a1enctea receivet enouih corn plal.Dta, perhaps tho rutea will be charipd. • C."1'LLIAllS Ctd•Pout6r.t trusted board to exercise bold leadership in order lo "hold the hne." But lhe current board only knows how to spend and not how to economize or to save money. Here are only several or the dozens of items which could have been cut or eliminated : Membersbips are costing fabulously high sums of money to "belona. ''As an example the dis· lrlct <Chancellor's office> 'pays $36,600 for a "membership-TV consortium'' and Coastline College pays $36,SOO for "mem- bership·TV consortium ... One would logically think that one membership at. this price would suffice. -FUNDS REQUESTED for "conferences and travel" have increased from a very aenerous sum of approximately $145,000 last year to over $215,000 this year. o r this latter s um the ad- ministrators will receive $171,000 while the faculty, who teach the classes, receive sll&htly more than S45,000. This Item ls so "lopsided" in !act that the entire faculty of one college will be re- ceiving less conference and travel money than that budgeted for two chief admlnlatrators. -The budget for Coastline College has soared to over $6 million. This Is $2.5 million over the $3.S mlllion which the Ac- crediting Commission was in- formed by Coast leaderst\ip would be needed. -. The Public lnformaUon Of· flee budeet. or ope coJleae In· creased from ~.573 to Sl.31,338. -Instructors salutes at one older collece increa1ed by St .~.403; al the other older col· lege, the Increase wu 1223.W. This is 1 ratio of approximately S to 1 and abould have underaqne some kind of analysis: le, la one colleee more ca1t-eff ectlve thm the other? LEFTERIS LA VRAKAS AIHJrlloa 'lllfl•t~ To t.l\c Editor: l writo to an.wer Racbe.Ue D. Strau~s whoH lmpusioned plea for ber "rllht'• to tn ataortion ap- poared m ylSur Auf. ard luue. Jn lhf flnal analysis, what we tt really t.atkina about II I.he Mlht to mUtder a live, 8W'1'0. 'tuueu befng. · A.C. MARCHETl'l oaANO• COAST - DAILY PILOT Sacco-Vanzetti FiMs Release Due ...... ,.. ..... • Six Join State Unit C ..... NewlS..tlee SACaAllENTO -Go•. F.dlnuad Brown Jr. bu IPl)Ointed l1x people to tbe CamarWo State Hospital Advilory Board for tbe Developmentally -Disabled. oum. wbo 8lCDed the July 11 pro. elam.UOO :wttb ~akla, said the DOllce Ncardl CID th cue ••are no lon1• 111bJeet to eurnnt law mfon:e-mcmt activttl• and would not pro- Judlcldfectlvelaw tnloreement. .. TUE aBLSASE WAS ot11tnally toulbl by the Qvtl Ubertiee Union of MaulChuletb on behalf ot Ltnc:oln Robblol ol Buuardll Bar. a fOl'Dler •dlaolUlflcber in Quincy and Bratn. tree. llobblna IOUlht relea1e of the poUce fll• Jut November, but the state police ntuHd. Tbey clted a at.ate law problllttlq public inspect.ion ot ln· veaUIU.01'1 materials whose dis· closur. wouJ4 binder law eaforce. ment. Jn July. the Ctril Liberties UnlOll uked Gum to Uitenene. llOBBIN8 MID IN a telephone ltt- tervl9W bo bu 0 a bunch" that the state police Illes will be lipitlcant, but oftend DO clua. State Police Lt. James B. Sbartey. head of the aaency'• Bureau of Recordl, aald it would take more than a week to review the Sacco-Vamettl flte1. Guul'• order permitted the state pollce -probably with aid from the state attorney 1eneral'• d'ftce - to delete nam• al lllfonmma ID the case. Women Break Flight Barrier PROPEKI'Y INCRE4SES SACRAllENTO (AP) -The Board of EquaH•ldoa saya the as- selMd value ol property WASHINGTON <AP> -Fortheftrlt ttme, the ownecl by CaWon1la's Air Fcrce ill allowing women to Qy its alraaft, HY· rr~~-J~. '::! Ing the performance of 10 women in tralnln11cbool ..-J- wu comparable to that of auccesafU1 meo atudent.. most.....,_ Although the law bars women from combat The announcement aircraft, the 10 graduatee of Oytn1 school at =~~:' = ~t ~ ~ Wllllama Air Force Base, ArlL, are being ualgned -tonavlaateotberaircraftbeginntnethlafall. billion for the 173 com-panies, $887 millioa more CX>MPARE OUR PRICll CX>MPARE OUR QUAU1YI CX>MPARE OUR SERVK!I Y• ... _,._, .. ..,. .. ~ ..... II MH•U ... IJew•• .................. .., ............ ... .......... ·uwnm..,.,,YI WC.IUll SPICLW ·$2QQ OFF ON OUR WICKER MIRRORS BURI $4995 SETEES. WI W&COMI YOU TO llOW• .. WICDl. ITC. M 711JW....A,,_ J i --·~ .... II ......... 147-4t40 . -..,..,_,... . .. , .......... .... MILITAaY Ol'FICIALS SAID THAT tbe _tb_an_l_ast_year_. ___________________ _ women pilots. who will graduate Sept. 2. underwent the aame trainiDg as men and that "there have been no problems.·· The women will be allowed to fiy cargo transports, aerial refueling tankers, weather recon· nalasance, medical evacuatioo and traluln1 planes. ENGLAND DAN•. JOHN FORD COLEY They are Elizabeth Walker, Malibu p1ycholo1iat and doc-toral candidate; Sidney Ottman, Santa Barbara educaUCJDal consultant; Viola Spolln. Loa Angeles villting colle1e professor; At-UJur Tobin of OJai. Jane Olson of;;.;;;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;;.;.;.;.;;.;.;.;.;.;;;.;;.;.;.. OUTSIDE CONCE8T. 2 P .M. -AUGUST 11 "I wish they didn't ave so many CARPETS Simi. and Jonathan Bartel. freelance writer and former university lecturer residing in San- rc::::l CORRECTION ~ NOTICE loatll (oast '1ua in this hotel so I could ride ta Barbara. my skateboard." .. s..Y' .... J _. .... II .. vwM' I....._ ....... _. et 111 ... '-............ -.,,... Tain't Fitten -.... ,.. 1 ......... &,.., ·~ u.-. .. .............................. "INI. w.,.... ... ...... _,. 0 J •• .., .......... But Carter Satire Not Against Law LONDON <AP> -The watchdaw1 of the British press done ruled It a1a 't polite for a humor magazine to make fun of Mlz Lillian Carter and other presidential kinfolk but it ain't illegal neither. Cornpone dialect like that in a feature called "Mlz Lillian Writes .. so angered Alison M. Oliver. 71, of Edin· burgh, Scotland, that she complained lo the Press Council against Punch magazine and deputy editor AJan r· Coren. SHE CLAIMED THE series, which chronicles such fictioaal Carter kin u • Uncle StlDJcweed Carter and AunUe Eulalia Moonshine Carter, ill in bad taste and calculated ••to hurt. annoy and anta1onize the President and every American.•• The autboc' told the council Mill Oliver mllbt well be rilht about the · bad latte, but aaid satire uaually ls re- iarded • b.t taste by the contem- porary standards it 11 aimed at. WlWam Davis, editor ol Punch. said a humor ma1uine la not in the buaine89 ol belna respectable. He 1ald the whole tblnl would be dltferent if President Carter badn 't already used his family ln polltlc1 and statsmanablp. THE PRESS COUNCIL, a body or joumalillta and others 1et up ln l&M to judge public complainta a1alnat the presa, declared that .. the articles themaelves were as pretenUous and aa uopleuant u the very th1np the writer clalmed to be condemnln1." In particular, iteald, lt •'did notnnd very plausible the author'• 1ug.Uon \bat all .. lllklm ol lnceet 8*ainat a fic- tional charac:ter called Uncle Funrus Carter (even if recopized by lesJ sophisticated readers u belq mlde merely in jest) were dlrected aplnst the suppoeed prevalence of incest in the Southern UDlt.ed States.•• J Rare· Deadly Disease Probed ATLANTA CAP) -A usually fatal dlaeale IO rare that fewer than 100 cues have ever been reported ill un- der lnvestlgaUon bJ the National Center for Diseue Control. The cl.Ueaae, called prlmar1 amoebic menln1oencepballU1, i1 caued by one-celled or•anlam1 found ill t1ah or salty manb water and muaUy ii fatal unless tn~ • be,ma lmmedlately after ctiqnoallt CDC l'tle8l'Chen said Tumday. it*** it . . OAK WALL UNIT SPECIAL · l 2ouwa-•SHavas S3'J9 .: IMMID!ATI ... DllJVBY Reg.t511. DICZ CAI ••OCAllll'UID•U ............ . ,., ... 111""91 4'Mm (Avery Pkwy. •Off SM Otego "*Y .. NM To NuiM-'9idl • ,. .. • HF'T \ ·-;-; 1-:\i':('l Tl\.1-. )JC HOH ll0\11· I l<O\l 111·.HB FBll·.PL\'l>Lt< ...,'.!~-ss"s or .-,Ti" 1111. \'.•s-t;1 ;·; 1-:,1. !./: • WE'RE HA Yllll A WHALE OF A . CLEARANCE . SUITS Zegna Of Italy OKUtes Lyons Hollywood Cothes N~w UP 10 1/2 P1t1C1 SLACKS . Wools Regularly SOOO Now5900 Polyesters Too SHOES ~ French Shriner Up To 1/2 ~rice SPORT COATS Out1tanclng Selections of Sprfngcnl Summer <=oats Mow ur 10 1/2 P11C1 LEISURE SUITS Regularty 19500 to 71500 Now 12300 ~"',,;I, i·.~ •' ,,.-Joi) • I ) a-'° ---i.a:: ~~~~---:;-..-:.. __ -_ ~ -------=-. -_---~ -- --- ly 'hll fnterlandl Senior Care To Continue .... A proaram olftriut fNelDl&1leal acreentn11 to Hnlor clthtoa at Ov• OrlDI• County commwilty coot.era wu utended f OI' aotlMr year by eoun.t.)' 1upervilon Tueldq. 'lb alx-moath-old Eldercare procram will be carried out at ceotera in Cotta eaa, Seal Beach. Santa Ana, Anaheim and Fullerton by five pan,. Ume county public health nune1. The nunes, wbo bqan provldln& the 1creeo- ln1• early tbla year. have seen 800 aenlor citizens ao far. areporttoauperviaoruald. OF 11IOSE, 171 WERE referred to other agen- cies for odditJoaal pbyalcal and meatal health evuluaUon. 'lbe lfOUP included 350 senior cltbena who bad previously unldenUfied health problems, the report aaid, lndudlns 230 with high blood preuure. More than 100 bad undetected lou of vlsJco and many were unaware of their need for new eyealMSel, the report continued. Slayer· Sent to ·ocJail A man booked on murder cbar1e1 last Dec. 21 when police found the stabbed and beaten body ol an older man in bis apartment ha• been sentenced to one yeu-in the Orance County J ail. Su'perior Co urt. Judge H. Warrep Knight ordered the Jail term for Kevin Joseph McAn· .. -.....;.;....;._,.111 drewa. 22, of Garden ~.,_.... ag Grove. and then ruled B . Ge Willi R Monday that he will con-ng. n ._ am · sider the aerstence fully ""Can you teU me who has a wl.odow office on thla floor met haa bttn makfna nobea about chuckine Jt all rect:n tJ )'., .. THE P&OGBAll, FINANCED witb the help of II Slate IJ'8Dlt is designed to provide health edUCa· lion to senior citizeu and help them detect health problems early before they become more severe and more costly. county officials said. M~ooey is the new aervedDec.21. ass1stant commander McAndrews was of the 3rd Marine jwled last Dec. 21 after Aircraft Wing at El bein& charged with the Toro Marine Corps kllllnl ~Clifford Wayne Air Station. Haase, 29, of Anaheim. McAndrews called police to bis apartment and told officers be used the knlte on Haase dur· Jng an areument. For the Record The health nurses provide folle>W-up viaits to the senior citizens needing asaiat.ance, they explained, includinl blood presaure monitoring. dental, hygiene checkups and aaslstance with special diet needs. 120-mile Bfrt lu .ltth .. "" Mr. Md Mn. Terry ,..,_, 10411 ll'lM Ortw. H<.wltinltOft S.ecll, boy Mr. -~ TllOl'net I.Iii, JOI lltll Street, HunllnolOll llaKll, boV Mr. end Mn. Ro09r J-, U2t Soutll Co• .. I H ...... v. l..t9UN tlH<.'.11, boy Mr. end Mn R99inold Bland, 1,.._tl WIMerorwn Piece. Cost• Me ... olrl Mr. and Mn Alen 1.-. W.~8 Tvstl11 A,,._, COiia Mew, bOV Mr -Mr• Devi• Searle, 42J A•i.r, ~a.ec11.01r1 J ... y 17, "" Mr. -Mrs J•ll Robt-. mn Vie e>cuvo, M IMloll Viejo, t lrl Mr. «rd MrL ~ Sluftan, 201? OIMA I.MW,*"""°" 8eetll, boy Mr. Md Mn. RlcNrd CMlk, 20561 Ml-'--,HUl'lllfltllon 9HC11,01r1 Horseback . Ride Slate d Mr. end Mn. RUSMll WlllO"I, 21» M . L .b Por1c.ri•v. • ..__ .... 11.bo'( riary Mr. efld Mn. Allltrt 91•h'9fr, 1'7St anne .. Trl<1em1Ane,Hl#'lllnvtone..c11.01r1 11 A five-day, 120-mile ~.~ .. ~!.~~~~!~:r1 Gibson, 11 horse trail ride from the Mr. end Mr1. ci..,1 .. R l•ti.. 20 o p bl • mountains to the sea ib .. owmerv.1rv1 .... boy 'pt31lS to u .. C b-' 1 d , th Mr. •nd M~ Jey Myen, , .... llllno1l , II :r1n1 p anne or e s1r.-t,Co1taMew,boV Labor Day weekend, Mr. enc1Mrs.J:r1e.::f...a-d, 20CM Sept. l through S. eeiwr1Str.et.c.t.Mew,boy • The Marine Technical Information · Center s ed b ... T · Mr. end Mrs. .i.-Hemander, m Lib t St te Fi b d G h dquart • ponaor Y w1e rl· M1u1an0rtw, •t.C:OUMese,01rt l'ary a a s an ame ea ers 10 County Santa Ana .. River M r. -Mn RObOtt l'Ndeft, 1'UO Myr-. l'-taln Valley, Olr1 Mr. -Mn. Welter ....,.._., 11• 1'111 Slreel, Huntlnoton leacll, boy t Mr efld Mo. K...,..111 Heklml , 1'421> s.-m.r 9r•re. Hllftll"91 Beed\. boy JtltfSt"" Long Beach has reopened for public use two after-ail Rid l Mr. end """ Ct'i'd. Mnscwt. 2m noons a week. Tr e Assoc aUon, it -------~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-------,.e~1<A-.c:.i.-.11oy starts Sept. 1 at Heart t:~.~~~~:· n• The research facility bad been closed a year for Bar in San Bernardino Mr . .,,. Mr1 K-111 0uroc11er. • inventory. County. Going by way or M r. and MrL NlcMIH ~ 1111 Ate-. -1"'9t0ft fie.ell. 91rt . ~111,n,tm Mr end Mn. J-1 SlimMl<tr, lltt1 ~ l'ovllteln Veltey, bOV Mr and Mn R-ld e1a111, 1tS4 S.n derllnoClr<le. CO.ta Mew. boy Mr end Mn Rotierl Parker 1UI Volo• 0r1 ... • '· H""tlno1on a.ecn, boy ~~.:,:~~'::'2-·rv Library hours are 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monda,Ys Seven Oaks, La Carrera '1"'-·""-094Mer.boy and Thursdays. Materials are available for use Stables, Santa Ana River Mr -,...,, ":"~':een.r. m1 within the library only. Park and Prado Dam, 1t Fordr..mDrtw.~t.a-.boy ends on the shore at Hun. Mr •net Mrs. John crad11, 21n The library, at 350 Golden Shore, houses works llnaton Beach. Relel.,.A-.Cost.aMna.olrt • b' 1 i.., ial fi b • M,1r,,• .. nc1.,~~'".-Ha11.n7Crocu• m manne 10 ogy, oceanoarap...,. commerc &1 • Cost of the ride Is $3 a ...,._...._ -· ing methods and 1tatlstlc1 and other ac:ean· J111,,,, ,,,, Mr. •"" Mn. James wrlQM, m 1 day. Riders, who must Mr. Mf M" oa.id C•-te•. Jeu ,.,.,, .. r .... ~. Newpott a.ectt. or enteds ubjects. provtdeborses, may pick aau-~. COiia Mew boy 91rl • • Mr. •"" Mrl:' JoM wetn. 1m1 It also contains reference works on birds, rep-up the trail at any of the Deatm Elsewhere MIAMI (AP> Gen. l Geor1e CburchUI Ken· ney, who served as Gen. Douglas MacArthur's air commander in the Pacific during World • War II. died Tuesday. He was82 MOSCOW IAP > Rem V. Kbokblov, 51, a leading Soviet physicist and, since 1973, rector of 'Moscow State Unlversi· ty, died Monday, the So· viet news aeency Tass re- ported. CANAAN. Conn. (AP) -E d w ard E. Klelnachmldt, 101, inven- tor of the Teletypewriter which carries news to all corners of the world, died Tuesday. c11er..,,...1rv1,.,...., tiles, amphibians, freshwater flab and otber t t R .. Mr. end Mn. John coo1r. 2ust wildllfe. rou e a OlJI. eserva-. arootcr1ur1t. •m. HIA'ltlnll .... ac11. lions moat. be made by ~ end MrL 00n wius, 2200 Port A u g . 15 b >' c a l1 i n I 0v.--.Newport9Mcll,boy ---------------------383-1912. Deat h 'Notices WAD• OONAlO 0. WADI! Jlt., re$1dent ol C.O\IO ~. Celltornla Peu.d •••Y AUQVSI I, 1'77. s..rvt-by Iii• wife Marv L. w-. -James o. Wade, end Oln O. Wede 111, daUOf\lor Mn S. Wede, 91altddaUO"tU Anne Laura Wad0endlll1 dMlllll••lawSIAM M. Wede. ell et C.... Mesa, ca.~ o.r.tlt¥ Smllll. Hewptrt tlMclt, ea. .... llNCllM Dentel S. Wadlt 5' -S.. J-.ca -.-ia••nlcewltlbeheld r""". A119. 11, >·OOPM .. St Jofln Ille OlvlM Epltc-1 Cllur<ll. 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I ..... ~ulw f'ILJI ,.,, ,..., l'rln l'nuu \I .... I A t • t • '"" t.llnt ... I• u1/ ir 111 .II ht Qh.111.thd r.w plea.Jttnl u ,1111•• .. • 11 frUr•• 'M..f l~lwll"V '"• lfudlr I l.Jl llW"-h idtr ' tnd '1Wt¥.l1 "41tifl J)IMtM' ft.tt'hh rt~"' c 1•11.W. UJ /#uJLtiit.0.•4ft'fJC'iHldaJf ·~," '1ll Sul••Ji•~· P•f _, p.,... Pr••IMt• 011....t~ Midi O • R PAT Yw r9<~ntly ba<I an Item about 1ett1n1 oft maulln1 11 .. t b~ 1aanc 11 "drup form" /rmn the Olrttt Mall Markulln1 Aa M1;atJnn. wh1c:h prompll my quaUon Oocln't the Post Office 1110 hnc •form Uh1t wlll 11cromph1h the umc thlnlJ fur auual m •t~n~I 8 T , f'ountaln Valley , ... ._,. ~ r111tt ader a 1t71 .. upaadert•• ••.wen v.s. use dll > t.e ,...... "erotic« •esulb orleoted ma&ertal from bel.DI 1ent t.e >419. law llu beea broad.11 la&.erpre&ed t.o mean that you can ~f.-.., aaU you ct.em &e be llffeuhe (junk maU or otherwise). 1'11 >• D«d to do I• to UU ••orm ID or ZUI available at the po11t el~. C••IM'tl c ...... atWes Mak#•...-Q11e ... ' • DEAR PAT My n~w nel1hbor &itve me several jus of home t·ann~ tomat~s Althouch they look &ood. I'm a little btl afraid to •·<at lh('m bt-\'i!U'>e I don't know it they wert> ranned properly What ~ould you do" P.L., Newport Beach , Boll &.M tomatoes IS mlDmea ~fore servl.Dt to destro7 botullam to.d.a, lf any should be prneet. Abo make sare that the Jars are 1uled property ud U.ere oo mold Inside. Mold on food preserved by add Ctaued fndt. pldd • toma&oes) un promote the 1rowth of botu.115• bacteria.. BUD llegfttraf lea Otln-s 11• Prettt>ti .. DEAR PAT I am thinking about buying oul of state land. Does rt>g1strat1on with lhe Department of Housmg and Urban Develop· ment mean that this is a leeitimatedeal'! E.S .. Laguna Beach No. Jw.t because the development b registered •Ith HUD, tbls does not mean that the federal government bas inspected, in· vestlgat.ed, appralsed, or endorset the land offering ln any way, Send for a copy of the develepment's "Property Report" <Office of Interstate Land Sales, HUD, Wublngtoo, DC 20410), but remember that all information on the property report ls provided by the de· veloper. Your best protection ls to vlslt the property personally before signing on the dotted line. Examine the real estate contract carefully and do not waive or cancel the "cooling off" period pro· vided by law for your protection. Dictlowa.,, IJ11taagles LegaW.~ ""°'• DEAR PAT: How can I makesUl'e that a sales contract 1s drawn up correctly, when I can •t understand all of the "legalese .. words? J .E., Costa Mesa Your library's copy of "Black's Law Dictionary" wlll help you with unfamutar legal pbrues or terms. Asklng an attorney to look over a contract may be your best bet, but lf you 1Ull want to do It on ) our own, refer to West'• "Annotated CallfomJa Code1.'• at the Orange County Law Library, 515 N. Flower, Santa Ana. Nostalgia CaU. tor Kid Card Salena•• DEAR-PAT: When I was a kid I used to sell greeting cards ror several card companies. I saw their ads in magazines and comic books and ordered lhe cards directly. I've tried to find such com· panies again, but I can'lfind any. Can youbelp? B K., Laguna Beach "Thomas Re&lster of American Maaufacturen.'' available at your library, llsta a number of groettng card companies Wlder the beadJng, ''Cards -Greeting." Tbe book also llsts Items by brand name, followed by the manufactUl'er's name, addreaa and phone number. Dog Patch Wms Pilot Race Cup Dog Patch, a Doug-Petenon· deslaned two-ton sloop owned and aklppeffif by Don Ayrea of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club, wus tho winner of the Daily PUot Perpetual trophy ln the Balboa Yacht Club'• final two races of the 66 Series. The Dally Pilot trophy is awarded to the yacht with the best combined corrected times on the race from Balboa to Long Point and from Long Point to Balboa. Dog Patch was the over· all wiMer in the race to Long Pomt and the Clus A winner on the return race. ..... t•LmtP...,. OllERAU.-Oev PatCJI. Cl.AU A-1, Dee Pttldl; t. Hltlh llolW. em P-, MHYC; l, lllue Nontler. 8111 Sulltv..,, LAYC. CL.ASS II I. HuOl-.Y Ou<k • .lee ""'1.,,.. acvc, J. """'-'· E••• Dell1er, vvc. l. v-. ll-.1Wa1..-11vc Cl.ASS C -Andlomo. 9e«> Sodaro, 8VC; 2. Plrea, Don OulloM. llVC MORI' I, WllOtat, Pele$c-.m81<~ llVC, 1, Vt•a<lou\, 8 111 "°" l(lelnSmid, llYC. J, Gian! IClll•r. Ron St~. SSVC. MORA t, $eqouyall, Jim Moore, BVC. t. Puuy<al, Johll ~·••rt, llVC, l. SaduqlOft, tu~Wltll.,.,•, llVC. Ufll,.... .... IMA OllE RALL I, lluffl..,, l!arl Outer, \IYC. CLASS A-1, Dot Mell; 2, Rtldef', Jay U..- cterm..,, 8VC. l. HIQll Roler. CLASS II-I, llllffl ... ; l,Anlarft, AltnAl!dt9ws. 8VC,J,AuUc:kM,MIMK..-dy,DPYC:. CLASS C-1. Plrau; 2, Aftde-; J. Pl'Mmllle, Terry and Salnl Cktro, 8 VC. MORF I, Bold f'Otb ... Ed Cummins, Callo llVC;2.111Ytcloul;J, Wiidcat. MORA-I, ... Wlla¥9. Miu Scllt<lller, eve. 2, Seduction;>, Putsrc;at. Fastnet Cup Boau Stal,led PLYMOUTH, England CAP> - A fleet oC 290 yachts from 19 coun- tries was stalled south or the halfway point in its Fastnet Cup race Tuesday, vainly waiting for wmd t.ofUJ empty sails. The Faatnet fleet, including 53 10ternationSll racers competing in the last points event of the five- r ace Admiral's Cup series, left Cowes Saturday t.o make a run around the 80S-mlle course which begins at Cowes, moves up to Ireland and then backtracks t.o Plymouth. BOATING Hobie Class TideTaken By Beacbamps Bob and Jenalyn Beachamp of Corona del Mar won the Hobie-16A Clan in the Hobie Cat Divisional Championship Reaal· ta sailed Saturday and Sunday lo conjunction with the Lona Beach Sea Festival. More than 150 Hobie Cats in two divisions turned out for the annual event sailed on Lona Beach Harbor in 15·20 knot winds. Other local wiMers were Wen· dall Mayberry and Barbara Muller in the Hobte·16B class; John Quinn and Jane Ojedowskl in the Hobie-16C; Denn ls Carpenter. Tustin, Hobie·l4A. Summary of results: HOllll!·16A-I, Bob end .MMlyn ........,, Cor-dtl _.; l, WayfWI and Pany Sci..ter, Dana Polnl; 3. LAITY C-e Mid 0..0. Gllli9MI, 819 -r Uke; 4, i.H Mal!\eWt ..,d Peftl Ptpw, SP.1"9 ll•lleY, I Okll Kun ..... °"" .. ~. lie BHrl..llka H081E·l68-t, Wendell llUybeNy-..,._,, Mull«, c:o.11 Mna. 1, s1 .... -'-" •~. 819 8-LAM. J, f.lnM -Ntl!CY ~ !>- Paint I .. Kevtll Hutlon -51\t<I Gau. H~ 8HCfl; S, Mer1' -Jon Paill-, .............. 8H<I\. HOlllE·lK-1,.-QulMandJ-~I, HewPOf1 11uc1t; 2. p...,1. -Sue L..a a.11a. ....... .-. J, Jeff Hardp.,.. -1111 0-, S.. 0'-9o; 4, Rob Wtlpf -llkkl c.n--, i.....,. Beac:lt; S, CrAlt HMW¥ -i.rry H-, Ctt· rllos. HOllll!·UA-1, DeMlt CM-tar, Tllttlll; i, Miiia Steudl. Rlwrsldlt; J, Miias ~ Pac:Hk euc1t: '· aooSaamM,Wt.t i.o.A,.,..1s. ~ HHI, -lftadltl Rey. HOlllE·UB-1, KellV LAl"ll, lllllldlo PelH Vardet, 2, Eel HOll«an, C.rrltot: J, Geoff Well/I, a .. .nv Hiiis; 4, Jami°''°"· WHI Lot ......... s. Rob Pottr,., ca..von Coun!ry. HOBll!-14C-t, Ken"I' Olstll"ll• M<tnflallan e .. th. DAIL y P1LOT A 9 ·Cup Def enders 'Ready, Able' NEWPORT, R .I. CAP) - "About the bluest obatacle we have to overcome ia improving our 1aU1n1 performance," said Dave Pedrick, projeci manager for America's Cup def enae can· didat:e J!;:nterprise. But, be said Tuesda)'. "We are ready and able." The three American defense candidates -Enterprise, Couraieoua and Independence - have not raced since July 27, when the observation tr~la ended. Tbey resume racin. Aue. 16 to determine which yacht. will make the United States' 23rd de. fense qalnat one of four foreign cball1111es -two from Australia and ooe each from Sweden and France. 4 THE fOREIGN boats ended their round-robin series Tueaclay and begin the best-of-seven setnl· final series Thursday. wlth Australia matched agaiaat France I, and Sweden's Svertge facing Gretel 11, the 19'0 challenger from Australia. "I think we've got a lot or CQn· ridence in the boat now, ud we're ready to 10 all the way." said Pedrick, who remained ashore Tuesday while the crew or the new Olin Slephens·designed Enterprise pracllced •&ainsl the 12-meter yacht Mariner. Also out for pracUce were the Klnp Point Syndicate boats. Ted Hood's Independence and 197 de· fender Courageous, skipper«! by Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner. Kane Wins Rugged Cata1J1aran Event · Mike Kane of Newport Beach s hould be accustomed lo the vicissitudes of multibull sailing (catamarans and trimarans). After all, he bas sailed trimarans around the world, climaxed with his aborted singlehanded race across the AUantic in bla 76-foot Spirit of America. But last weekend be found that even two-man sailing of a big "cat" can bold its terrors. KANE. WITH crewman Mlke Nisbett· of Newport Beach, won the Ocean Racing Catamaran Association's first Crew of Two race from Belmont Shore, Long Beach, around Catalina Island. The pair sailed the 48·foot catamaran Allez Cat. "It was one of the most ruieed races I have ever been in," said Kane aa be described 30-knot- plua winds on the beat from Lone Beach t.o the west end of Cat.tllna Island and a wild run down the backside of the offshore rock. Total distance of the race was 86 miles. "l had it realtively easy at lhe helm, but Mike Nisbett had his work cut out for him on the foredeck with frequent changes or sail as the winds picked up crossing the channel." said Kane. "The lead chan1ed hands sever.i times in the rugged go~ mg." l"" THE RACE WAS divided into four categories of multihulls and monohulls according lo the length of the craft -30 feet and over, 28-30 feet, 20-26 feet and boats with no spinnakers. ORCA expects t.o make the race an an· nual event. Summary of results: CATEGORY I rm ft. -owr) I, Alie& c.M. ?, f'rea Sty .. , .wry W.Uw; I. E'9Mll Oey, """"' Ma<~. CATE~Yll t•JO> lmw,Mlllele-. CATeGORY Ill C»Jlt) 1-..e ICOtl-'•» ~rll II monohull), ~A Tl!OORV IV .,_ eplnnaken> Wlndr IMM, aott5'11ftee. ! Sea~~-l1J.llU~,All@P1 .. , ......-. Misses' .Nyl:.:· J Tops / f • $}49 *299 , •. Casual pulloven and longer belted tunic 1tylH. Eo1y core nylon trlcot !snit. Many ttrlpea to coordinate with pants and tld;t1. S, M, l, XL. Limited Quantltln. . " .. i I ----•;:::-_---~----= --. - ---=---:--------- ------.-. . -~ Y P1LOT WedlMtda , u.t I 0 '977 • Loss of Sleep Spurs Severe Depression \ (ttE-~tL Ot '1.) 1 wwunocnum By UR. STEINCBOHN Of-aJ' Dr. suu~rolaa: Jam •sand have not been able to al p weU la\ ly I think It la maklq mo nt!rvoua and depreaaod. I ran hardly set throuth Ulo day. I h11v4' no tlmt' to take naps. But my dortor tf'fWll'I to prescrtbe 1leep- 1n1 p11l1 My friends lllke them. Why can't ,., l"v 1ot 10 I can't cat. and can't work tr It keeps on llko Ulla I J\dt know I'll cr ac.·k Do you have any adv1re ror aomeono who need• sleep rl'w bad'' -Mr. N. COMMENT· Some doctors mimm1ie the importance ol lnaom· , ::16x20" FRAM D PIOURES. UNDER GlASS ........................ .., ,..,...,_.. .. ,_ ......... hu. ,._ .. '-• .. ,._, .... ftWl.S-.,.,.Wwdlir-..... 99 each STRIPED KITCHEN TERRY TOWELS r1n1 .,..., 100•. """' ....... .... ...... ,. u .. '" ..,... .... .. f OR ._..,, '"""4-Veritty flf '"""· KAl KAN CHUNKY MPS SAll Ill/It 140z. 2 . 9 PllCE .,_ ~ I nia. They may say, "It's only a pa11tna phue. Why •tart you on 1leepb)J pill.I when you'll be able to &et .. over lbe ln1o mn1a by yourself?" When paUenta autrer as you seem to be, Mr. N • I IUHesl 1etting anothf'r medical opinion. Most doc- tors realize bow Important aood aleep i.a fortfflclency and health. Arthur E. Hertzler, M.D. wrote in bis ''The Horse and Bu11Y Doc· tor'' years ago: "Nothint In all the ranee of human complaints excites my sympathy IO much as 1leep- lestnes•. The eternal night. He who conquers this ror his patient. more than ln any other situation. bas contributed to the alleviation of DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE human sulferma." Everyone has experienced some loss or sleep due to a toothache. stomach upset or other passing dis- order. But when the one night loss becomes two. and the two four, and the four eight and so on, without any apparent relief it becomes a sort of torture. For many, loss or sleep nt1ht after nlaht without relief may be the first evidence of beginnlng of I/! PlllE ,_ -11110 lle(Uf/NllUU *14111 CJLJ 1 TELEMATCH TV COMPUTER GAME WITH. REMOTE . CONTROL UNIT ..... "',,,., ._.... _., ,. lV. 0-,..W. !Mt 1i11, w .,..,, ... ................... REG. 59.99 Wllllf SfO<ll lAITI .. ' .. ' .. , ' ~ •• ';'.I"' l)'· ..... , .. ,, 1' t' DIAMAMINl TAILm FOR MOTION SICKNESS ,~a 77c severe depression. MEDICALE1TES Dear Dr. Stelncrolla: For years I dragged myself around complain· ang or tiredness. People called me lazy It ·s true I had no amblUon There was good reason for It. I bad no energy At last l did what I should have done years earlier: I went to a doc· tor. He asked me a lot or quesUons. When I also complamed that l always felt cold and I noticed that my skin was getting coarse and my hair ralllng out. he advised a s(udy of my thyroid gland. Sure enough, I have hypothyroidism -a luy thyroid CREWEL STITCHERY KITS s. .di ... & .. _,. l"tlr "" ·-.s-1 ............... ..... II. 4 Y, d Y," wllll plMtlc •-•.1110" ......... & IJaU" .... lltl . MADE TO SELL FOR 2.59 TO 3. 99 EACH c aland. I've been on thyroid extract tor lhe past rew mont.ha and life 11 be&innina ror me all over. I feel llke 30 lnatead of '8. I'm writing to advise people who are always exhausted lo at leut have a thyroid checkup -Mrs. U. COMMENT: It's true that hypothyroidism can be overlooked for years. Sometime& it ls so severe, though. that U masks other illness. I recall one paUent who was admitted to an Institution because docton were certain she had a psychosis. Further 1tudy revealed that she had myxedema (severe hypothroidlsm). After treatment of her thyroid problem she was normal within three months. PRICE RiDUCED ~ YOUICHOla ~~"' JALTA VODKA OR CASTLE GIN ..,., .... ,..., " ....... ,.... ..,_ ..... .,~ .. -· 750Ml (25.4 Oz.) New Look for Bathers: Wo•en In LUeguarding 81D,VSC1J NGBA• .................. Nol many un r ro m lb lut u N.,.port Beach had a fem e Wecuard. ·'I t.hi.Dlr It wu durtn1 World war II... HY• Don Burnt, • veteran rl tba r1ty'• ltt~auard department stnce UNO. .. It 'a beta IO lona lhat IDOlll P«>Pl Just usume Yte've never hed ., Clrt lilepards ... But someda y •oon be~ are 1otn« to look up Ill tbe llfeiuard tower and '" a blcnde female lnatead ot tbe tradlhonal, auntanned· roan. Two &iris are tr alruni for Ole Job now and &ettinC paid for tt. Two otber'I went throueh &be Pro&f'UD last summer. All lour are likely cand.Jdales when the Newport Beach Marine Safety Department gives lt.s lifeiuard test.I next March. .. We can be Just 'as capable as men when it comes to sav· ing lives, although you prob- ably won't sett.be guy1 to ad· mil it," says 16-year-old Jenny Olson. "The only area where guyi. would be better than us is an the lifeguard competitions.·• says Stephanie Michaels. 15. "They can usually run and swim aliWefasterthan us." Michaela and Olson are the only girls ln Newport Beach being paid ($2.21 per hour> to tnln for llfetuard Jobi. 1'h oth r 22 train are boy a . Lat 'i ar two oth r ltrJ1, Keren Attl"">' and JuUt B r1 n, wtnt throu1t\ the proa.ram bUt the llf e1uard alalf bad no opcnln11 thla aeaaon ao they'll have to w11lt until MarcJ\ to t•t for .ny ruture opcnln,gJ AU tour 1trlJI have ulttletic back&rounda Bcr1e1on as M compeUtlve s wimmer, At lJ ~ was a state track and field qualifier in the hurdles and Olaon and Michaela awtm for the Corona del Mar High g1rl1team. The jumor lifeguard pro eram. almost a decade old now, LS run under the auspices of the Youth Employment Pro- gram. AUleeey and Berseson were the first &irb ever to ap ply. A comblnalion physical and oral test is pven to each can- didate. Tbia year six girls •P· plied, but only Olson and Michaels made it. The training is rigorous, and instructors don't let up Just because a trainee happens to be a girl. They spend four hours a day, five days a week, running, swimmlng, paddling, diving and practicing Jlfe- saving techniques. "A lot of the guys put us down. but we don'L lel il bother u , " says Michaeli ... 8o)'1 wtll bi boys.·• Ollon •alY•. "We 1et a lot ot 1lare1 on the beach because they'll '" th1a 1rou1> of auya a nd Just us two glrls . Sometimes they'll shout. 'Help! l need moutl\·to-mouth reausdtatlont ' One 1uy asked ,, he could ao out tllld drown for me." But often the glrla find words or encouragement from other ureruards or Just people on the beach ... Sometimes people are really nice and you know they're pulllng for you," M icbaels says. If any ot the girls can make it onto the full·Ume Jlfeguard staff, they'll be the first in 30 years in Newport Beach, but not in the Orange Coast area. . Sell.I Beach and Huntington Beach each have a female Hreguard on their staff, and two girls are lifeguards ln the Huntington State Beach area. San Clemente hired its first full-time female lif.eguard this week, Sandy Groos, 16. "Women can be very capa- ble lifeguards," says Sheridan Byerly, a captain with the San Clemente Marine Safety Department. "And they're not necessarily slower in the water. Sandy may be In the top 25 percent in our department as far as swimming speed eoes." Deity~ .... """9WO-~ DON BURNS SUPERVISES AS snPHANIE MICHAELS BEGINS PADDLEBOAAD DAILL PGA Course Poses Rugged Obstacle Free Agents· STEPHANIE MICHAELS (LEFT) AND JENNY OLSON PAUSE BEFORE WORKOUTS. Disputed Call Denies Capillft a No-hitter LOS ANGELES <AP) -Young Cincinnati left-bander Dous Capilla had not allowed the Dodgers a hit throusb six In· Dotlgen Slate AllO•"'•••ftKAtC ,, .. , .iluo. IOC"•ncl"""'' •• LOI An<*•• 7•np'" •uc1.11 C1nc11•MllAILOlA,.9411e1 7 7So m. Auo 11.illl ... 1••• LOIA,,.,.~, 7 1Sp'" nings. And he got the first two batters in the seventh. Then Ron Cey hit a crisp one· hopper back to the mound. The ball caromed off Captlla'a tlove in the direction or shortstop Dave Concepcion. who fielded the ball and fied to first -a fraction of a second too late. That was the Dodgers' ()Illy hlt Tuesday night as the Reds scored a 4.0 victory before 53,385 fans. "I got a good look at the play. I thouS}lt he was out.'' said the 25-year-old Captlla, who has yet to pitch a complete game 1n the major leagues. "When I threw the ball, I never thouJht he would call hlm safe," uld Concepcion, who argued briefly with first base umpire Lee Weyer. Said Weyer : "The man reached the baa before the ball. He wasdeflnltely safe.'' Thus Capllla was deprived fl a no-hltter. Later he said, "I 1Ueas tonight It waa not meant to be. I'm happy I pitched u well as I did, that'• the important thing: I Sports in Brief Boxing Star Dies; Rams' Saul QUits and PauJa Smith of Atlanta, 6-3, 4·8, '1-5. .Dolp .... 6tdlt11 MIAMI -Two former Miami Dolpbinl tod_, admitted •elling coealDe to a poliee undercover aaent and were sentenced to a 1. ,.., in Jall and five yeara proba- tJ~ AltJaOqb Randy Crowder an4 Don Reiele pleaded DO eontelt to cbaries ol &el1ln& cocaine and con.splracy, tbeir lawyers said in cowt that the ebara• acatnst them were corrett. pitched and didn't just go out there and throw." Pete Rose sluaged a two-run homer, his 2899lb carffr bit, and Johnny Bench drove in \he ether two Cincinnati runs against los- ing pitcher Doug Rau, 12·3. Capilla left to a standf1'1 ova· lion after the Dodgers &ot the rlrat two runners aboard in the elahtb l.nnlng on an error and a walk. Pedro Borbon, appearing for the Mth time this seUOO' walked plncb·bitler Boog Poweli to fill the bases with none out. But be kllled the Dodaera' only threat ol tbenleht by a~ out plnch·hltter Rlck MoodalY and · aetttni D~ve Lopes to around ~ • to a dooblt\ play. "lwopldnotbavetlkenblmout if be still bad bia no-bttter,•• Hid ClncilmaU ma:naaer Sp.arty An· dersoo. "He ls stlll In ~e learn- ing proceu. Really, be han't pitched a bad same for us yet." CINCINNATI Ull ..... &.SS .. _. 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Ill& llftre or to jump from 10 lllDlllal:a. ttuntwoman Klt· '7 0 la dett:rmlnll'd to Mt the WGltlS bbd speect reeord as weJI ~ tfao f utest woman on ......... "mtb b bffn tot-.Jly deaf Infancy. llut the hao • dlap 'l blodered ber 5lUDl ~.--'ly should It keep ht'r (f'GID braldnc WCJrld speed Tt"C." ~ Adl>afly Ute atntctton t5 helpbta ._aed al both Job&. .. ha. tm-ned a handicap i.J\. to • aaet. •• ailld her husband. UUlltDsan Duffy ffambletoo, who traiaed her to become one of Hollywood •s leadane 11tunlwunen. ''She bas the ab1lily ol total ~at.loo. She'a not distract· ed by oulslde noise, or someone saYtnc, •Gee, you're 1onna get killed doins that'.·· .Al~ deaf, abe can speak and abe and her huaband com munlc.te eaaJly with llp read:in& and hand l!lilJll. On the set some directors are unaware that she's deaf. In dozens or movies and television shows, ~he has raced and crashed c ars, become engulfed in names and leaped from high buildings. Last December she squeezed into <i sleek, rocket-powered car and look it to 618 miles un hour making her the world's fastest woman driver and falhng Just 4 m.p.h. shy or the world hmd record for anybody. She bas every Intention of beat mg that world record and becom mg the fastest person, although <it lhe moment the competition 1s involved in a legal dispute In the meantime, she concen trated on setting the world ac celeration record. On July 6 at El Mirage Dry Lake in the MoJavc Desert, Kitty fired up her rocket· powered dragst cr. ··Rocket Kat," and set a quarter· mile m ark of 39'l.S4 m.p.h., with an average r un speed of 178.962 m.p.b. The old record was 368 m.p.h. with an avera1e run speed of 158.846. Sh e set ne w accele ration marks the same day in the 500- meter run. Last December, Kit· ty, 29, was involved in compel• lion with fellow s tunlperson Hal Needham in an attempt to break Gary Gabellch's 622 m .p.h. land s peed record. They were to alternate dr iv in g Bill • Frederick's LSR car, but Needham was delayed on a film and KlUy was allowed to start witllout him. Then came that 618 m ph. record-break.in& run and Kltty wauuddenly barred from further competition. The couple had m vested $250,000 in the competition. •'The race sponsors about had a coronary," said Hambleton. ·'The problem was they had un - derestimated her ability." Reportedly, "one of the sponsors felt it was inappropriate for a woman to set a record previously reserved for men. Not.only was an imaee at slake but so were lucrative contracts with toy and doll manutacturers that awaited the winner. ••1 have no desire lo cause anybody any lfrlef." Hambleton ~al~ .. Kl.tty only wants wbat's in bwcantract. •• Just ln ease, however, another LSR car t1 beln& bu ill which Kit. ty may drive. She la ouL to break uJl speed rec:orda on land and w•ter ~Duffy 1ald, "She jwal haaanlnter tin1otqfut." When rmt performla11tunta or drM.M, JUtty worb out on the ll&unbTc.Wn.a'4rf·acre cttrua ranch 60 miles nor,bwHt. of Loa Anlel• and practlc• what ahe caJll bet "homework" -Jot· 11n1. llftina we11hta. awlmmln1 She a1ao does hi~ fella onto an u1r bal and practices on horseback and motorcycle. Kitty had been ' dlvin1 cbam· pion and racer before ahe mar· ried Hambleton and ca.me to live at the ranch wttb blm and bll lwo children, Debbie, 14, and DU')'l, 13 Duffy said Kitt.)' bejan to &el restless and aaked blm to train her m stunt work. "She learned fut. She hu total concentration M.Od sbe·s totally fearless," he said. ''She can make the proper decision under dure111." He worked with her for a year and a hall before she did her first 1tunt on "The Bionic Woman" ln Marchl976. "It involved a show about dune buggies,'' he said. "Word leaked out about .her and she's been in demand since. For the pilot of 'The San Pedro Bums' they !.Laged a real demolition derby and she won 1t. Then they had to reshoot at with her losing.·· He said. "She knew the eyes of the industry were going lo be on ht•r. She was dea{ and good- Kl~ was aaked what she likes about llunt work and raclft8. She replled, "The challen1e and Ule danae.r.·• She said ... Bein& deaf helps a lot. It's easier to concen- trate!' She Hld she never worries. "You do wbatyou're supposed to do. Nofear." Duffy added, however, that he will not allow ber to do a stunt un. tll be hu checked all the equip. ment and bu uaured himself everythlnc will io accord.lna to plan. He was asked his feelings about devot.lni ao much time to her career and her be.lnt in the llmelipt. "I'd be I.Yin& if I said it didn't enter my mlnd that I may be creatlne a monster.·· be said. "But. I Set back to reallty. She hu ueat talents and I want the world to know about It.·· He sald Kitty haa not heal dis· criminated aeainat because she is half Indian, a woman or ban· dicapped. She was born on a C herokee reservation in Oklahoma. "She's not In this so much for monetary reasons.·· he said, ··but she has u story to tell --that a handicapped person can achieve things." Kitty said, "T want to show handicapped people what they can do." J a-worski Returns Back to Battle Rama LOS ANGELES <AP> - Ph1ladelpbia Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski, who will meet his old Los Anaeles Rams teammates at the Coliseum this Saturday. says he has something new : maturity. Jaworski, who left the Rama last January for the Eagles after railing to win the s tartin1 quarterback's job, said he's still ·'the same enlbusiuUc guy who loves to compete and win. "Maybe the experience I had in LA matured me a little." he !>aid. "Now I doa't have to go around telling everybody I'm the best. C can talk alter I do 1l. That's my new _,,proach." The 26-year·old Jaworski made h is remarks in a telephone mter Meyer Selected Player of Week f-'1rst baseman Dan Meyer of the Seattle Mariners, a graduate of Mater Oei High in Santa Ana. was selected American Leque Player of the Week Tuesday. Meyer batted .52(S for the Mariners last week with 10 hill in 19 at-bats. He drove 1n four runs, had a slu11in1 percentaee of .579 and stole lbree bases jn three tries. In winning the honor, Meyer beat Kansaa City'a G4!0l'te Br.tt., who hit .408 with three home runs, three tripld and aeven rUDI batted in. Bobby BQndl ol the California Anaels. who hit home runs in five coa.Meattve ••mes. was also tn the runntni. view with the Los Angeles Times from his training camp in Chester, Pa "Physically, we can't mat~h up with the Rams," be said. "If we get a break, we might win, but it will take a super effort. Hey, let's face it, we're not going to make lhe playoffs or the Super Bowl th.ls year.·• Jaworski boas ted last year that, given the chance, he would lead t.he Rams to the Super Bowl and himself to the Hall of Fame. What happened to change Ule picture? Jaworski says it bolls down to a feeling of security - and of being first string with the Eagles. "You know. C've really had a complete change of altitude since I know I'm going to play," he said. ·'There were times I thought l had proven myself in LA, but it was always, 'OK, you did it, now back to the bench.· "Now I'm finally getting the chance to do the one thing I want to do in hfe -play q_uarterback in the NFL,•· be aaid. "The team Is looking to me for leadenhip. "I don't have to worry that if I make a mistake, I'm on lhe bench. I 'm much more relaxed. As a quarterback in LA. you don 'l feel very atable." HORROR ••• c..tbiueclfrom Pa&eBl did not upect Jackaon to read that tbe youth bad cancer. He aald a almllar note wu given a local broadcast team ·~ an· 11~ed oaly that tbe boy waaw. Baseball Standi.ngs CrWl CCll1ftmied a remark by Mul'cer followirit the 1ame that the Cube star bad not pt'OIJ1Jad the boy be would hit a boJM nm. Murcer 1ald he blld called 10Un.e Crull beforo tho same at tbe re- queat ot tbe Cube public relatiom office and tried to encounio him. When the boy uked if be could .bit a homer qatnst the Pi.rates, M\ll'Cef Mid, be replied that he woald do bla best. Pbllade)phi a C.hicqo .. PittabUr1h St.Louis Mont.real GB 1 3 C111ll 1ald there wu now., be could kMp hia aon from teelna tbo telec.,i because "he was ao •lSclted aftel' •ett.lu the call ... ••1t'• boml veey. neatie here:• Crull laid. ''W•'ve been QP aU nlgbt. He'a ea medicine. Now all the newapapera and the televhion atatJons are ca11.lnt. They all want to come out '*- wtth their cameru and talk to ScOtt and dO ifttervlen With him. No way I'm ldtiil to allow thit. 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Out of the two 11how~. ht> 'lays ht> liku "Police Story " best ' Thia., he ti1ud, 111 h ecau se ·Dragnet would never put on &mythlng that indicated a policeman had any kind of weakner.s or was lruly human." IN CONTRAST, he added., the newer series, which starts ils firth i;eason on Sept. 27. Is both "an accurate depic lion of the job and shows that the people on the JOb have the same fr-.llties as tbe ~est or the popula· lion, that the policeman isn't any 'mirac le person ... • ·~ What doesn't he Uke about the show? ENTERTAINMENT "I really fihd It hard to be critical because It's the only one I regularly watch," he said "I'm not offended that 1t 11hows policemen drink, have elrl friends, that they sometimes get out o r line on minor th1nes. .I know it hap· pen!) ··Having reviewed dis· ciplina ry reports for about 40 percent of my total time as chief, I de- termine<i a long Ume ago there's nothing any policeman would do that would surprise me." REDDIN, AFTER re· tiring, worked three years as a news anchor and commentator at KTLA·TV here, then ran for mayor, lost, &'1d went into the private security business. lie now owns bis own security firm. .................... .,-11 . ~AMfnll~,,.. ......... H•lted •• • mstor A....tean pley, thl• polgently '"""' Hlk• about 3 H•TtlilfU d1Mfleeffr9 and tf, .. , ttOW• Ing up J>8ln• COIM9 lo tcft'• •tee-for• Umlted eum-•er q~t. ~" ... "· .......... ,, .. A flHE ''lACE TO OIHI FOR THt IHTIM FAMltV NIGHTLY SPECIALS STUFFED BELL PEPPER~..,... r ...... ./ .. ...._. TUESDAY 'S SPECIAL TURKEY WITH DRESSING WEDNESDAY 'S SPECIAL SWISS STEAK THURSDAY 'S SPECIAL CHOPPED STEAK .;...,., ................... .....,...,.._,_ ........ .......... -,_ ........ , .......,._ ....... .... ONLY Pll.OT 113 . No Singing for 'Alice' By JAY SHARBU'M' LOS ANGEL.ES <API ·It's one of llfe'a little ironies that Unda Lavin arew up mtendlnt to be • sinier, now plays • widow lady who dreams of be- ln1 1 sln1er. but doean't 1et to sln1 on-camera In her aeries. Miu Lavin, star of CBS' "Alke, .. only alnss olf· camera. That's her fine, huskr., jan·Oavored vocalltin1 you hear dolnt the show s lheme son1. The reat of the Ume abe JualJoes about her business as Allee Hyatt, mother a U •year-old boy, waitreaaln.a ln a rundown Phoenix cafe full ot assorted joke-cracklna characters. "THE ORIGINAL CONCEPT was that Alice would do some slneln&, play the local Ramada Inn. but concepts change." aald Mias L , a veteran or Broadway musicals as well as 1ta1e and TV dramas. What happened, she said, Is that CBS "decided it probably wouldn't' be • good ldea to have Alice always talking about wanting to eo to Hollywood to be a s inger. that ahe shouldn't be complain· lne. "It felt she should be re· signed to flndin& stimulation from her life and job as a waitresa in a diner because she has a boy to raise. "They thought It (the sing· 10g dream) was too Crustratmg uv1111 to work on, also that people don't want to sit and listen to somebody sing in a sitcom for five minutes. "I TIUNK THE IDEA is, when her son gets . through high school. then she could pursue her dream if we're on the air long enough." Mass Lavin. whose series has been renewed b) CBS for a second season, wasn't griping and indeec insisted she couldn't be happier with the show lhar. she Is now The diminutive, brown-haired actress. who sounds faintly Brooklyn but was raised in Portland Maine, was asked ll ahe's been doin& any s10ging to keep her hand In. Yep, beamed the lady who made her Broadwa} debut in 1965 m "It's a Bard It's a Plane. n·~ Superman." SHE SAID SHE'S HAD several shoU. on Merv Griffin's lalk-vanety sho\\. · "He's been wonderful to me" ID> well as musical appearances on the Mike Douglas and Dinah Shore programs And. she ~aid, 11he did her first prime.lime network program as an on-camera singer last spring on CBS' "Cnlics' Choice" awards show. Miss Lavin. who plays piano. said she's thtnk· mg of working up a club act now, but Is in no rush to do a reeord album simply to capltalilte -aa have some TV stars -on lhe ract she's In a aeries. 11111 Sl.~PWJ ........ *"" "THI SPY WHO LOVID Mr f PGt DAILY: I :JO.l1J...,._Ml-9!10 "THE SORCERER" C,GI DAIL T 2.-o«M:OO. I 0: IO •11tOCICY" 4:00-t:IOINI WALT DISNEY PIOQUCTlONS' Sht! ulso ttmphas1zcd she's nut fru.strate<i that "lltle she can sing. her "Allee" doesn't She quoted what John Rich, &a director on the series, had told her last sea.son. "HE TOLD ME, WHEN this <no-slnaang plan> was decided, 'So you won 't sing on the abow. You'll sing on all the other shows'," ahe reeelled "And he's right, as long as I get a chance lo don. "I'm not Alice. I'm not that character. 1 just play her. So I 1et to 10 on and be m)'lelf and express that part of myaelf in another place .. She sently 11miled. "-It's okay.•• SOl''l'll <_'O.\ST fttl A I..,., 'At,tl~A HI Ar •t it~ ' •I . . ...... M.ffMes • s.t. -S.. I :41 -ntlATll 1 "A BRIDGE TOO FAR",,., THIATll 11 ---'ANN 1 E (PG) HALL' WJ,.W_,,A ... l§i~·'I STIMULATES young mind• Seturdap In tbe DAILY PILOT AHAHllM ~AHa 8CHll>UUf "' AUGUST A.M. ,,M. P.M. 1"0DAY cw....-r1 •.. ,, •••• , •• ,110 .......... .. TOMOftttOW (TllllrlQ>'I ••••••••••• l rO ..... • .... .. U l'lllOAY, ._, •••• , •. , •. , •.••• 1 ..... • • • .... O• II SATUll~AY •• , , , .th .... • •• • .11 ...... ··.ti 1• IUNOA •• , ••••• , ••••••••. I rlO •••• ·:•0 II MONDA , •. , •• · · • • • · • • • • • .J rl ... · • • · '°'* * eHILDR!N UNDER 12 -*2.00 I• tl~tn tdutf Pl'lctl (Alt,.,,. llt•nM t•.IO 'fl.10 · sa.IO • 17 .10 T1111-.I TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT: All ndlflOtt Lo#fltMI lttdfldJnf S.tr _,... The lroedwoy. All Ml/twl .,,~ lndudlflf Pti:ltl' lttf'IO (6J1 I. HIN, L.A./• Cott~tlon C'Mflr,,,,. (}fflc. • U. IMlllAm.rlClrd /VISA) tN MMtw Owfll•l""'11or•tllox oHK:. •FOR TICKET INFORMATION CALL (114/ a&-IOOO Reddin New Adviser On TV's Police Story 10' A~l,f.1 .• 4~ f\f' J \\ .. mtu1u11h I h~ '°'poll('e •N.:1<1111 WhlJ • r ,l!J N ln.: ii l'ullt > !'\tur ). • h &I\ 11u1t '"' 1h '•lft!iUlt 3111 H l!I U\ 1 e~~Of' tht, M al\C'Jn T,.,m Kt"ddln ''" rtlld ,,f 1.o \ni,;t•h"> 11111~1 Uut It'• not t1 new TV u~ 1>ctl nc fur R.cldln. 11~. "'ho be1an H 1 cop voundln• a •kid row beat ht•rl! In 1041, tOU throu.ih the rink• amd headfJd tM LA PD for two vuni b«-fore retlrln1 In 1969 Tonight's 'IV Highlights 1 HS EJ t, :1e 1 T he Blu(•k Widow .. \ ,111 111 fhn <;111;.:1 r Hoger!'> and Gl·orgt> HJlt ..1Jl• ll';.ilt111·d 1n lh1:, m o\1c m :-:,ter:- 11 urn I 'I, I 1-.11 \ 0 x 110 The Ll•mon Urop Kid Hoh l111p,· pl;.i:-:; lhl' l1Lll' roh.• in lh1:, 1•11) lt1nll'd' \\Ith .\lanhn \la\well 1-.111 0 X ·on "Th(.• World of Hcnr.' 011l·nt l'dl·r :-;dlcr.., :;l..ir:, a:; a concert p1,1n1 ... 1 houndl•d b:-L"-O :-oung female 1.111-. 111t111.., 19!i I fl id-.'' ith Paula Prenll~s (TV DAILY LOG] (WEDNESDAY I t:ViNING 6:00 D a ( 11 ) l 1t lle-s u n • 10 m11e-.t U v.,,,, to the lott0111 ol 111• Sci 6 Goofter ,..,,, 0 ~ (~ I l Ne., (')Cv--· (wu) '71-Ctorie Pepp•1d, John Vernon. 0.11n1 Muldaur. G)MtnCfitlNISllell Cl) Tllt VilpiiM (2fJ The lllW • SL ltautrt m e!> Dreurllt l his 90 m1nu1e proanm euminu the Wute11 lln1ttd St•lts' mosl 1mm1ntnt crn.s. Int lirst ol lht l•o ~·t poo1r4m l••luru a documenta.y tenttronc on lour d1sltnt1 rt&IOtlS ol th~ •tSI artd It•• tconomic:. PGl•tlf•I ano ptr10nal rll!'<IS ol lhe 01ouch1 111 lht mlOllS •tticns The vco"d P4rl is .tn in· H A YS he worked aa •n advt.er un Jack Webb's old "Dn1nel" a~rl• wh.lle atlll 11rvln1 In th1 awm. uld·•chool 4Admlnl1trellon or the police department 'a lute Chic! Willi um Parker. Heddln pnli.es Webb'1> pulristaklna efforts back then to iu:curatcly depict pollce work. But or the two bhows, he says he likH "Police Story .. be8t ' Th111, he 1111d , 1s ·because ·Dragnet· would never put on anyUung that indJcated u policeman had any kind of weaknesa or was truly human." IN CONTRAST, he added.. the newer series. which starts Its firth ~eason on Sept. 27, ts both "an accurate depic- tion of the job and shows th al the people on the job have the same frailties as lbe rest ol the popula· tlon, that Ule policeman isn't any 'miracle person ... • '' • What doesn't be Uke about the show? ENTERTAINMENT "I really find it hard to be crltlcal because it's the only one I regularly watch," he aaid. "I'm not offended that it shows pollcemen drink. have girl friends, that they sometimes get out o f line o n minor thinas ... I know lt hap- pens "Having reviewed dis- ciplinary reports for about 40 percent of my total time as chief, I de- termineci a long time ago there's nothing any policeman would do that would surprise me.·• REDDIN, AFTER re- t1 rln1. worked three years as a news anchor and commentator at KTLA-TV here, then ran for mayor, lost, and went into the private security business. lie now owns bis own security firm. m ,,,1rMl&t f 111111, lud10 d•scuu1on ol 1mmtdi.le -------"!""!'_;_... _________ _ Q) Aku Sm1tll I Jones fl) Jollf'M1 to AdYtnturt M I lon llrcy fr) £.ltclfl( Ctln"'4Y U> Dnlllltlc Stritt I!) llbUI& " C-t -6:30- D Mowll' 1C1 (90) "Tht lluk WHlow" <m'f') ·~4 G1nier Roee11. 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CriNa 10100 D CUl ()") m O llll1stu: Confldtnllll "f rlc>lt E11>0SU11" K1nr· \Ion lauf\Chts an 1nvtstra•t1on lh1t 11ncovm a blackm11rl plot when ' top IV •nchorwom111 be11n1 to back '"''7 lrom st011ts and tl'llutens to QUll a 011.., rJ MOYlt: "Tiit l.tlt .... Ill" rdra) '47-Robert Cummil!p. SllSlll H•ywtrd U WATCH FOii IAllffiA! • TOlflGKTI NEW TIMEI D (1) QQJ (~ (I)) larlttl (R) I ony rs confronted bJ u uary rh•tto nun ll!len one of her street ~ids is m111de1ed to ~up h•m lrom :l~h~io. ~L':",... -10:30-m Cl> ID"-fm~ 1112 m rtet1cltft 11:00 8 &~)ft..~ Style a w mt> m> l1ll oo ""' t!Jll-'ff m Barth Wlofu lnltr· * Pllnttarj Attain 011 "FEIHMOOO ZIUGKT'' m F11...-. 2t11CM ll)Marcnw..-, Ill .... " Cilwdlt ma..114Hn '9 llbclltil/Ltllftf RtfO'\ -11:30- fJ ( tll fl) (I) lllttlt: _C) "llt1t1Mnt khsttr'I Witt'' (fll't1) 72-1.H ht. JIU W1rdtll D 1111 (J) G Qt>_, C.. IJ Mofle; CJ:) "Stmll ,.... ( dr I) '56-[""1vfld l'vrdoln D CD <J• <a Cll) le•ltttt lltpdtfJ .. Ille ..... m...._. 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That a her fine, buskr., jan·flavored vocallzina you hear doln1 the ahow a theme son1. The rest or the Ume she just coes about her business u Allee Hyatt, mother of a U·year-otd boy, waltreu.lna in a rundown Phoenix cale-full of assorted joke·crackin1 charactera. "THE ORIGINAL CONCEPI' was that Allee would do sorae sln&ina. play the locel Ramada Inn. but concepts change," said Ml11 L • a veteran of Broadway musicals as well IS sta1e and TV dramas. What happened. she aaid. 11 that CBS "decldeci it probably wouldn't be a &ood ldea to have Allee always talldna about wanting lo 10 lo Hollywood to be a smaer. that she shouldn't be complain- ine. "It felt she should be re- sl1ned to flndln1 sllmulallon from her life and Job 11 a waitress in 1 diner because she has a boy to raise. "They tflought it Cthe sin&· mg dream> was too fruatraUng uvrH lo work on, also that people don't want to sit and listen to somebody sing ln a sllcom for five minutes. "I TIUNK THE IDEA is, when her son get!. . through high school, then she could pursue her dream if we're on the air long enough." Miss Lavin, whose series has been ronewed b} CBS for a second season, wasn't griping and indeec insisted she couldn't be happier with the show than she is now. The diminutive, brown-haired actress, who sounds faintly Brooklyn but was raised in Portland M sine. was asked 1( she's been doing any smging to keep her hand In. Yep, beamed the lady who made her Broadwa) debut m 1965 m "It's a Bird It's a Plane It'~ Superman." SHE SAID SUE'S HAD several shots on Merv Gramn·s talk-variety show · "He's been wonderful 10 mt'" us well as musical appearances on the Mike Douglas and Dinah Shore programs And. she said, she did her first prime-lime network program as an on-c1mera singer last springonCBS' "Crittcs'Cholce" awards show Mu;s Lavm, who plays piano. said sfle's think- ing of working up a club net nQw. but ls In no rush to do a record album simply t.o capitallzc -a& have some TV &tars -on the fact she'• in a series. M'S SI. Cl&S1 PlW '-... ....... •mt "THI SPY WHO LOYID Mr CPGt DAI\. Y: I :JO.J:J ..... 'M .. t:IO '"THE SORCERER" lftGt DAILY 2.'0CM:"-10: IO "ROCkr' 4:00-l:IOINI WALT DISNEY PtlODUCTIONS' She also emphasized 1>he'~ not frustrated that ~ hJle she can slna. her "Alice" doesn't She quoted what John Rich. a director on t.he series, had told her laat season. .. HE TOLD ME WHEN this <no·Sln11n1 plan I was decided 'Soy~ won't sln1onthe 1how. You'll sine on all the other ahowt'," 1he recalled. "And ho's riaht.. as long as I get. achancetodoit. "I'm not Allee. I'm not lhat character. I just play her. So I aet to 10 on and be myaeU and express that part or my1ell in a.notber place." She aenUy smiled. "tt'a okay:• SOl 'Tll ( 'O .\ST fttl A I NI I Af,q ... I\ Ht o\• •1 f'" j . ., ... ........... ..... -S..1:41 -ntlAtall "A BRIDGE TOO FAR'',,., TMIATl.111 -- 'ANN t E (PG) HALL Wl•WM#tAle. t;;-.=r.'I STIMULATU young mtnda Saturdap In the DAILY PILOT AHAHllM ~ ICHIDUU AUGUST A.M. '.M '-"'· TOOAY &..._.'It · • · • ' • • • • · • • .• , .... • · • ...... TC>MCMt (TflllrMil"J. •••••••••• a,.. •.... .t •• fl PIUDAV •• _, ••••••••••••••• ·I ............ ... ta IA'l'UllDAT •• , ••• 11100-. • •• • .... • •. • .. ... t• IUNDAY •• , , ••••••••••• , •• ttlO •• • ... toe ti MOHDAV , , ••••••••••••• ,. • .J1tl*. • • • ... ... • .CHILOASN UNOEA n -12.00 I• tl11nedutt cw• lAn kilt fltltrwl ••• IO "'f9.SO • H.I~ • f7,IO T ........ 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"' ... . ... , .. ..... ,,,·' ti ~, ,. .. ~ ,. .. , .. ~ J ' . -·-Wed t Concert Season Re&:died 'Angels' Top Ratings Again NEW VOKK 1AJ•1 l.1t1t Wt't'k'• r run of Ch•rU ·a Ana•I•' on Ali(; WM lh• l<>P rated prime hme telnt• on 11huw. but CHS had thv hhlht•l aver-.• for~ w ~lf\J Au• 7, accordtn1 to C Pli1 aon f1•ure11 m d avaUableTueaday CBS h•d • 1•.t anna raUns. which 10 6 rn lllon hoosf'h<>ld ARC and NBC •er tied Wlth \4, or t.t m11llon ln ordtt. the t'1P 10 •howa wer•; "Charhe's An1el1." • 22 4 nlin&. or lS 9 m•lli ; "Vanuruna Point,· lhe CBS Sund•Y mov I , 20.&, <X 14 I tniJUun . "~ynnyk," CBS, 20 4. c>r 14.S million: "Lolly M1adoona XXX ." NBC's Mon day movte, 19 9. or 14 1 m1U1on MAS ff "CBS 19.1, <X 13.6 million. '· 81maby jooes," CBS.' 18 5, o; 13.2 mlltion . "Barney Miller. ABC. 11.2, or 12 9 m1Won, "One Day at a Time," CBS. 18.1. or 12 9 · Je((enons," CBS. 17.8, or 12 6 m1lhon, and ·Quan cy · NBC, 17.3, or 12.3 m11Uon The next 10 shows were .. Laverne & Sturtev ... ABC 'What l> H1tppcn ang " and "Fll.b," both ABC. lied, "Maude," CBS. "Stan.ky "llut.cb." ABC. 'KoJak," CBS; "Happy Days," ABC "Rockford File:. ... NBC. "Barella ... A8C, and "Yesterday'• Ctuld.' an NBC movie ;:==========--==========:--A Real B am Ralph. an Indiana porkt>r with designs on Broad" a~ .• awaits ht.., chanCl' to audition for thl:.' roll• ol liiJlonl'y the pig in a re\'ival of · 1.1 ·1 AIJm·r · llt.• \ll'\\s show bus111ess as mlH:h supl·nor to tht• altcrnali\'e pork eh ops A long time ago in a galaxy far, fai fNVC!Y. .. A different kind of ... ~ · Our t.••.m te,11 you everything you w•nt •o know •~out your team In the DAILY PI LOT llmfB-'lllS THE BAD NEWS BURS All Im YEAR 11.11.R AND• YEAR WILllR THE BAD NEWS BEARS IN QREAKl~TRAJNING WIWAM DEVANE CUfTON JAMES OPrORTUMITY knocks on.en when you u.~ rcsull·tcelling Dolly Pllol Clas111rled Ads to reach I.he Oranl(c Co1111l market, Phon,,e 642·5678 "JAUNTiY FUN~' AN OUTRAGEOUS MEAL OF MADNESS I I '· Hl&h summer lt may be but \.here's a rustle or acllvity behind the scenes amon& Ora.nae Cout music organiiulloni. preparine for the 1977·78 season Already active 11> lhe lrvtne Master Chorale which lJ 1eek1n1 men and women of vocal abtllty for TOM BARLEY • places in lhe 130·merober &roup. • Prestige Indeed If you qualify ror a spot an direct.or Jobn Alexander's elfted rroup and you can seek an appointment by wr1Une to the Irvine Master Chorale at P 0. Box 2301. Newport Beact\, Calif. 82663. Music Box AUDITIONS ARE BEING held at the Corona del Mar H1ih School, 2101 Eutbluff Drive, Newport Beach, from 6 p.m . to 10 p.m. and actual times will be arraneed wilh each lndi vidual applicant. Thia wUl be the chorale's 10th season and it will open Oct. 22 wllh a concert which will be discussed in greater detail In a lat.er column It will be followed by concerts on Dec. 9 and 10. April 8 and early In June The chorale will leave us March 11 and May 28 for concerts to be held beyond our county hnc WE HEAR NOTHING but glowing reports about the chorale's recent European tour and the enthusiasm of audiences for the prowess of our local pride and joy . Almost certainly, another European tour will be in lhe offini if and when lhe Industrious Alex- ander can Ill such an Itinerary into hls already overcrowded schedule . Clo1lrfg New York 1tock1. Delivered um• day fre1h to your doorstep lntf'le DAI LY PILOT .. 'StHlllJ .... tllt ladll' b f tr ttlfJllt•J Wiii 11 cr11r 11111t 81rt •••""'· crezr 1ll11t cen. cr11y ellout oar ch11t1, crazy tllHt Cl 11•111." Heaven knows how lhe man does all be does. But be bu made the Irvine Muter Chorale what it is today and we owe him a tremendous debt of gratitude. Enjoy wb.at'a left ofthe summer, IMC. And Jan Unvert Landatrom. we mlas you. "A BRIDGE TOO FAR'' PG No P- LOGAN'$ RUN" "NEW YORK NEW.YORK" (PG) "THE! SPY WHO LOVED ME" (PG) "ANNIE HALL' (PG) "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" "ONE ON ONE" (PG) "SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" "MOONSHINE COUNTY EXPRESS" (PG) "THE LAST REMAKE OF BEAU GESTE" "BITE THE BULLET" (PG) "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" "VIGILANTE FORCE" (PG) HERBIE GOES TO MONTE CARLO NEVER A DULL MOMENT" (GI Sl'£ClAl CHll.OA[N S ~S "OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT" "EXORCIST II THE HERETIC" (R) LA MIWA 4 • l.AIC!WOOO 4 WA4,UN ltAllOMN Pll'" 11.M MONDAY llwv IATUllOAY ...... _,.. ,_ .. _ LA MIRADA 4 ONLY llHIDAYI & llOl.IDAYI 12'IO .. di u..._ .. 11 ............... NIW Y()ti(, NIW YOU l21M • Jill e .... e 1141 ... .,. .... ..... .... ~ IOLLHCOAITD fMI '"" MIDWAYtNI I I' aounCOAITUIHt KUI MIDWAYtNl tomf, NO NlaS ~ "" noH OI A wiNNlr' ONI ON ONI IHI t•t t WI t •11 t 6oP t .... t IMt J f! ,, .. .. . I~ .. .. . .~ '' '. \ . 'Jerkwater' Town Viewed Cll4'nl • k• th dllf rence betw en a "tank \own · a.ind 1 "jerkwater town "How well l t•· ml!mber. h1v1na nplalned It 111 ~rent tone .. an A tank town WH whc:re thtl t.ralllt 1topped 10 lake oo waler from l•nks betkle Ut•tl•tkl. \ )ffk""11'''r &own wu 5Q a maU Lb traln• d1dn 't M''I' ther• ln•tead, they lowered scoops to "Jf'rk " water Into the tendtri from ~'"'t"f'Tl rrark trou&h• NAVY 8~AN8 1.J \\ h'> .1re nuvy be•n. i.oculled"" \ '\obod> knows for sure, but probably becau~• tht-v tM!ume 1dentdltd wilb the U S tl:a-.> ~ rar back u the Clvll War wheft a u1lor s daily food r ation consisted of a pound or tho!>e bearu. with saJt pork It wasn't until 19lt. howt:vt'r, th•t Na.y cookbooks actually referroo to them as Nuvy beans (,/ What s the most popular first name this )ear among first-grade boys an this coun-try., .. A Michael Followed, 1n descending order, by David, Mark , Jason, Jatmes, Scott. Christopher, Adam. Matthew. Stephen, T homas and Wilham. Q "Where are the most geysers?" A Jn Yellowstone Na· t1onal Part,. With 60. That's more than all the r est of the geysers in the world OulMde this country, Iceland and New Zealand have the m obl. Q "What's a 'mut.cle car"'' A That's ani.urance company jargon for a car driven by a teenager with more than one t·onviclion for a i.eraous traffic v1olat1on How do y(IU account for the fact that a person with a master 's degree is 28 times more hkelv to Call ai.leep behind the wheel of a cur than as a person with no more than a grade school <.><lucutacm? A National Driving Center survey andacatc.•s such to be the case The l!>lc or Mun got a ls name from a Celtic word meaning "hilly IJnd, .. reports our Language man He fought wars and won them. He defied Presidents -and might have been one • Tht most (OftlrO\ltlSl&J Allluian ht.10 of OW' iliM ...nd oot btll of a IUI\. Four ye.an ln prepantJon and production. Gii!! "*·--MIURTHUB . • ~. Aupuat 10, 1977 DAIL y Plcn 85 Rd.die Fisller tO 'Tell Ml' in· Rook Q: It Eddi Pllbtr flnally ready to crawl oat of hi.a 1 II and wrla. lb atory ol b1I cUmb to 1lardom nd rttura to .,.., ob eorUy! -Sal.ti Gron, Uber· IJ,N.Y. A: Y • Eddlt 1uccumbed to a six-figure offer Htu'J)C;I' & Row to pubJlsh bia partly ghosted 'Glad You A~ed That' by Mwftyn oftd Hy Gordner actlon after hli picture " oclcy" won tile "best or the year" Oscar? -Paul Berc. Morriatown, N.J . .. ho La er on Ground HQ,J Qay, 19(16; .,,vorc~ her three yearr later Wo6d~S new Un\ted Artists h1l estabhshes the shy guy as one or todn) 's superblars of moviemakers . . Send 1/0Ur qvetl'4111 to H11 Oatdner. "Glad You Asktd That," core of this MWIJIOPt'f'. P 0 Boz 1560 CostaMeia. 92Qf Morillfl" cmd H11 Gardner unll on.rwer a.s many qveltWM 0$ tht11 con in their column. but th~ uolume oJ mail naokt1 personal rf'Plie• 1mpo111ble. autoblo1raphy. He'll tell all about hi~ love affairs and subse· quent short.-llved marriaees to Debbie Reynolds, Elliabetb Taylor and Connie Stevens. He'll ulao reveal allegat.ions about a doctor who Ced him em· phetamlnes and gave him lnjec- tlon1 before be went onstaae to perform. Ho'll claim the same man'1 lnjectlon11 a.Heeled JFK's A: Sylvester Isn't 1ta11Jn1. We're told he's already started a new film "flST" <about Jimmy Holla> and aold book rl1hts to anot~r Olm he'll likely produce, dJrect and atar In, ''Hell's Kltchen.'' liiiiiiJ.iiiiiiiiiiii Q: e~ Farrab Fawee«·MlJore baa become '""'• performance as President. Q: Now I bear that Farr ab Fawcett·M ajor1 wUI han a Une of perfumes, cosmetics and balr·care products named after her. Anything to thll? - Dorothy Cerf, New Becllord, Mau. A Yes. Faberge's been ffirting with this notion ever since Farrah caused a furor with her own love· ly line~ Q: You don't 1tt•e "clgar·smoklng" comedians around much any more. Why thea did George Burns, Jack Benny, George Jessel and Kea Murray I among others) make a trademark out of smoldnc or hold.Ing clgar1>? -Henry Malden, Las Vegas. A Some used at ai. a crutch. Some "smoked" unlit cigars whale others sent up smoke signals becaW>e al relaxed them Apart from the comedians you mention, they included Groucho Marx, Jackie Gayle, Alan Kang and Malton Berle tThe only time you'd see Berle onstage without a dgar was when he worl' ladies· clothe-s doing the "Texaco Star Theater ·' Q: I w11~ i.tarlled lo hear that former Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox Ii. now dolng a nightclub act telUng Joke8 and 'playing Instruments. Is It true his black partner 111 a former con be pardoned while governor'! -Mrs. R. McGrady, Memphis. Amertca'a No. 1 pinup. I'm aurprtsed ti.at "Myr"' Brecklnrld1e," In wbJcb abo barM all, baa not been re.releued. Did ahe buy ll upf -Jim Ou, Denver. A : Apart from conllrmJni that "ChJrley's Ancel" did have a minor role tn the film. the studio won't bare any other facts. From what we've been able t.o gather. however, l"arrah Fawcett had no sav about a re·releasc nor any interest in "buying It up," Our hunch ls that. "Myra" was such a disaster with movie crmcs ana at lhe t>Ox oft1ce. at couldn•t be released l'l would have to escape. Q: Woody Allee and Diane Keaton have such grut rapport ln bis new Innovative comedy, "Annie Hall," It makes us wonder If they knew each other well before. Dld they! -Mn. Constance Ryan, Lubbock, Tex. A: Yes. Apart Crom being ln four previous films together, Diane and Woody were roommates for several year11. The actor-writer·dlrector was mar- ried at 19 to Harlene Rosen divorced five years later. He went through a comedic kind of court hassle when she t.lnpped a milhon-dollar lawsuit on ham for alle~edly making her the butt of wife JOkes on the "Tonight" and other shows. "My ware ... he later explained. "got the house, the car. the bank account. and if I marry again and have children she gets them too ·· lie married his second spouse, Louise ("Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman") A· Thal would be a good human lnteresl story af .., __ _ true too bad 1l 1!,n't Maddox caught Bobby Lee Scars' act and thought al was more pro than con. Then an agent put them together. They are billed as Maddox Md the Dishwasher Q: Is Sylvester Stallone a one·plctllfe star, writer, producer and actor! Or clld be eel rl&bt lnto LARGEST SCREEN ORANGE COUNTY • MOST AVAILABLE SEATING• FAN- TASTIC NEW SOUND SYSTEM • 70MM AND 6 TRACK DOLBY STEREO • STAR WARS T-SHIRTS AND POSTERS NOW AVAILABLE. Richard pryor 1s toatczr ~ llfilaJ0ftjltifjtlllJM~~ • SHOWTIMES OAIL Y-12:00.2:30· 5:00-7:30-10:00· 12:00 MIDNIGHT ENDSTUESDAY,AUGUST1~h ... °'#llAINVAI l &Y ........ .:,i!1~~'!!""" ,,. -, s1""9d•ne1 The Eye of the ~ Tl~er~ ''" .... . .. STAATS weo .. AUG, 17 "FANTASIA'' IN STEREOPHONIC SOUND SHOWTIMES DAILY·8:42 --------• SAT.·SUN.-1;15- THE.KILLER WHALE! 09'CA-Tllla ONLY ANIMAL WHO Kt LU ~09' "aVSMG•. Tiie ••"•' ..,.,_,, 11untt "' o&lti h•t • •Oii II 11416C-e<I by"*"· f\e 10•ll nunt 00"'" 111a1 °'''°" W•lll •,,,.noon. 1er1101e. ••nonnu-11eror.t ... , 11c:••H ''"''· ecro .. au oo~•acte\ ~==-~=====~--=-_...,__......._,. ____ .. ._._ .. __._ r"'._.__ . ....._.~ ---....__.. _ ... -·· ----~ r;:::====~-1 --.....---........................ ) I 5:10-9:15 SHOWT1MES DAJLY-7:00-10:55 SAT.-SUN.·3:30· 7:30·11:25 • ~----. --~ --=_=--• _---=--~----------~ -_.. -- In Peabody Teaches Finance Lesson or ALL Tll~•E WA.S, 4•y• bdor. U!o oU Ctwleh ol JJn. a ll'O"illl ~orporat.e ln t coal Dli.ru.f'I and IOID~ blc co paaloa bad already moved into the fteld . 1' Contlnen tal Oil. Occidental Pdroleum aiid1'crr·McGee could all dli ror coat. ti7 \ltrtue ot hAv1~ ~ ltOWm Money Tree minlnl subsidiary. Here's how the cutahapa up: Ofl tor California , up iadependent coal operators, why shouldn't KennecoU be able to buy Peabody"! ICENNECO'IT WAS -and ls - NEWMONT, WHOSE 1976 salea wore S600 million, owns 27 S percent~ Peabody Holdine. The tanker Sohio Intrepid brought California its Cirst load of Alaskan crude 011 from Valdez, offloading it at Martinez. The 430,000 barrels carried by the :,hip will be processed immediately. the largest producer of copper in lbe United States. It therefore had rea,,on to beheve that lt could bring some expertiae to coal mln mg. Finally, Kennecott may have ~een lhe handwriting on the walls of Ila Chilean copper manes. from wh~b it was soon to be ousted. If thcy•won't let you dig overscai.. you may as well look for other places lo dag m your home coun· try. Also down for a 27 .5 percent share is the Williams Companies, a Tulsa-baaed corporation that explores for oU and gas, runs pipelines, makes fertilizers and procesaea high-performance metals.1976sales: Sl billion. In for a 15 percent interest each are Seattle's Boeing company, world's largest commercial aircraft builder <1976 sales: $3.9 billion>. and San Francisco'i. Bechtel Corp., one of the world's largest engineering and con- struction firms. Borrowers Pay Debts WASHINGTON CAPI -The buy-now. pay.tater habit of large numbers of consumers continued an June. but borrowers paid orr past debts In record amounts, the Federal Reserve saya. The Federal Trade Com· mission <ITC1. guardian of the free marketplace, didn't see it that way. 1l fell Kennecott was big enough lo get into coal min· ing on its own power, without having to buy Its way an . In l11'7l 1t asaued an order undoing the ac- 11ui11Uon ANOTIIER HUGE engineering and constC"uctlon firm, Fluor Corp. C1976 sales: $1.8 billion >. has 10 percent of Peabody Hold· ing. The aovernment agency bas reported that loans worth Sl6.3 billion were paid b•ck In June, a sharp Increase from the $15.6 billlon in loan liquidations for May. Al the same time, lending institutions extended $18.6 billion an new installment credit, com- pared to Sl8. t billion the previous month KENNECOTI' .. OUGHT the order an the courts. eventually 1·xhaustmg its appeal~ The FTC order was upheld. Finally, holding a measly 5 percent interest is little old Equitable Life Assurance Socie- ty, the nation's largest lire an i.urance company 0 976 pre· ma urns: $3.7billion1 Over all, total consuR)er an- ~tullment credit outstanding ex- panded by $2.28 billion after seasonal adjustment. The Federal Reserve s aid that was a reduction from the S2.52 billion credit advance In May and the record $2.85 billion gain in MOC"ch. The problem then was fandmg a buyer. Since Peabody is a siza- ule company. with hu"e capital needs, the prospecll ve buyer / needed plenty of money. And of course it had to be a buyer that would not reraise the antitrust hackles that undid the Peabody· Keonccoll marriage. That's the group that now owns Che nation's largest coal com- pany. To run it, they have recruited Roderick M . Hills, former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Com· mission. Ente r Plato Malozemorr. 1·ha1rman of New York·based :-.lewmonl Mining, a company with interests In copper, zinc. lead, silver. l(old, uranium, oil and cement. lie put together a ~i>.-company consortium that THE PURCHASE price was $1.1 billion. Tbe buyers bad lo put up only S200 milllon of equity capital. To finance the purchase, they borrowed $900 million. No trouble at all. The banks are hap- py to lend to thc~c corporate citizens. dank Bug Rapped SAN FRANCISCO CAP> Sumitomo Bank of California's Sl9.9 million bid to acquire 19 Bank of Callfornla branches may be slowed by a public- interest law firm that says the Japanese-controlled bank dts- r rl mlnates agalMt minorities. rormed Peabody HoldJng to re hcve Kennecott of its coal - You see how we break up these big concentrations of corporal!:' power and redistribute to the ht lie IUYS" The law firm, Public Ad· OC Employes Promoted Smith Tool, Irvine, a division of Smith lnt.ema· t1onal. Inc., has recently reorganized its sales de· partment. Promoted to manaeer of customer serfices/mining and industrial products Is Ray A. Pt>lereon, Capistrano Beach. Manager of customer <1ervices /international petroleum products is Allred A. Akana. Both will handle customer orders jn lbelr respective areas from the point of inquiry through the shipping of the products. They also wtll echedule the manufacturing and distribution of rock bits and make yearly forecasts or 1alea requirements. Peteraon has been with Smlth Tool for 11 years. Akana has been with the company for six years. • Dick W•rd, Mission Viejo. bu Joined Coc:hraae Chase ud Company, Newport Beach, u a public relations account executive. He ls former public r-t· laUons account executive at Parker Advertlalng ln Palos Verdes. • RLcbard S. McElvalae of 0.arlea 11. B•rr lewelen. Newport. Beach, hu been awarded the U· Ue or registered jeweler by the American Gem Society. ror 16 vean. lndlvldual lnvaton, •• welf •• trust and protlt thartns pa.n, hove eSl'ltd 10.12 .. on the.Ir ~-and eomctlma more. ™ lhOnty hat '*" ~lnlndtnlltdlfft on choke C.llfomla ......... h~ A.A.~11Co.: M 1' ~no 001 ............ c8IC Olt .I.Hid llO--. • ._. tOK Agency Hired Intetrated Data Corp .. Costa Mes•, a divtslon of Safe1uard Bualness Syatema, Inc., bu ap. pointed WUDam Fawcett Advertising. Newport Beach. to direct lll ad· vettlstni. John C. Franc .... Irvine, bas joined WtU1 Farso Mortgage Company's Oranee County Income property loan production office as an asal.atant vtce president. He ls a former assistant vice president ln the Orange County omce of the Ralph C. Sutro Com- pany. .. Louis F. Helllg, Irvine. vice president and general manager of Ford Aero1p•ce and Com· manlcatloDI Corp.'a Aeronutronlc Dlvlalon. Newport Be.acb, ha4 beed re-elected to a second one-year term u president of Ute Greater Los Anaeles Chapter of the AlloclaUon of the United Slates Army CAUSA> • }le hu served u a member of the A.USA board of directors foT the PHt teven yean, tonnerl u chapter vice president. The AUSA Is .a prtvate. non- profit educational orcants•Uon interested In all upecta of n•· llonal security. Ralf of the mem· bership is composed of active Army persoMel, both enlllted and commlsaioned. The other half includes l>epartmeot of the Army civilian employn, mtm· bera of the Army lleeerve and National Guard, ret.Jred mem-tta1ue bers or all componenta and clvWO$ wbo have aJ'l ln· tereat In naUooal delenae. * Walter E. Clinch, Cotta Mesa. bu retired from the Los Anieles Dep•rtment ol W•ter and Power, endlna a 28-year career. He wu a power 1witcbboard operator lritb the power operatmg and rniainteoance dlvl•lon • • ( TAKING J __ S_TO_CK_ vocatea, Inc., bas asked the state banking superintendent to block purchase or the branches until Sumitomo comes up with an affirmative action plan to recruit more bl•cka, Asians and Spanlah·sumamed persons into upper management positions. • Timber Price fi'aU.! LOS ANGELES <A P > Timber expert.8 say lumber and plywood prices could drop In the wake o( the series of fires that have swept through Northern California forests. The fires are leaving behind millions or board feel of lumber that can be salvaged if log&ers get to il before winter wetness and insects rot the wood. A rush for salvageable lumber will almost certainly bring prices down. That means good news for homebuilders and other wood bu1ers. SateWte E9ed SAN DIEGO <AP> -Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. wants to know how much tt would cost California to launch its own com- munications satellite. A representative, of Hughes Aircraft Company told him that a s atellite system could be launched from a space shuttle for about $S million. Over The Counter NASDU1tlftlJ' Gas Service · Prices Rise At Purnps NEW YORK <AP) -Motonsts who bypass self-service gasoline pumps and ask au station atten· danll to "flll 'er up" are paying •v•r·hltber preml1.tm1 for the a er vice. a new aurvey shows. ''The price dlfference bet.ween lull·servlce and self·servlce gasoline grow1 wider by the paasing month, with no end m sight,·• said lhe Lundberg Lelt~, a CaJlfomla-bued petroleum In. dust.ry publication. THE AVERAGE nal1onw1de price for euoline ..i including all erades and types of service -IS 63 cents • gallon. up from 59 cents this time laat year. A1 prices rtse. more and more people are vi11tlng aelf·service stations where they pump their own fuel and check their own oil and Ure pressure in an effort to save some money. Almos t 37 billion gallons of gasoline, 40 per- cent of all the gasoline sold In the United States, were pumped by motorists last year. According to the Lundberg sur- vey or almost 19,000 U.S. service stations, the average saving re- alized by customers who pump their own fuel Is 3.51 cents a gallon of regular gasoline. Thal would be about 70 cents for a fill. up of 20 gallons. THE 3.51.CENT average dif· ference between full·servace re- gular gasoline and self-service compares with 3.14 cents al the end ot laat year and 2.44 cents at the end of 1975. The current price differentials for unleaded and premium gasolines are considerably lower -2.6 cents for unleaded and 2 S cents for premium. The reason, according to in· dust.ry experts, is that those fu els are in shorter supply and pnce- cuttlng at self-service pumps oc- curs most often when there is ample supply. Ptl Uo 4) S Up 21' UP 1•0 Up 200 Uo Ii J Up U 1 Uo U J Uo 1J 0 Uo 11 \ Uo 11; Uo 10• Up 10 s Up 10 I Up '' Uo •I uo • J Up IJ Uo 80 uo ,. Up , ' VP 1 I Up 11 Up I I Uo 70 Uo l>T Up It 1 Up '' ~·a.a Pd. I~ ..;2~ ()If IJ T ,.,.. -~ Off 110 l"--,... ()If 11. 7 -''•Off 111 ) .. -~ Off 10 . 11\ot _ ,.,. Off U J'. -... Off • , J1\ot -).. ()It • I It -I ()ff 11 J -V.Off" J -... Off 1.1 l'• -\,. Off 1 4 • -~·· Off 71 t -,. Oft 11 ,.,.._.,Off 1 t )\<, -.. 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Hwlkll ... • tO 14''o ..... -IE!W210 1 fl ~ 14 HwE11d110 I U ~Vt-~ SS'• • 't 31¥-.•••. 21"•· ••• 13'4 •••.• • l/N DAIL v Pll..OT '!I lofJBIOICs Would-be Bl Workers Aided By SYLVIA PUltTBa About. 6,000 aktued •erupace workers in Southero Callfornla alcne are unelD.PloYed u a re.ult ol Presldmt Carter'• receftt. dedllon lo 'halt product.ion ol the 81 · bomber. la the U.S. 1cwenunent doinl U1thlni to hel• then wor:ken find new Joi.wt Y•. and mucb ol lt la help never befON oUerod. U) A8 PAaT OP ITS eompute-tbed Job informat.loo bank, the Department ol Labor'• employment senilce ls .endlna local employment otnces in Calif orola a detailed. llat ot Job openlop that match the aldlls of these 11ld-orr workers · <2> State a1encles ln Callfomla have idenUfifld 18 ~· cupationa in whlcb 95 percent of the unemployed workers fall. TM U.S. Employrneat Service bu ln tum compiled a llJt d job openlnJ• th.rcJUlbout the country that match these occup•Uona. Th• list, available at loc•I employment aervice of. flcea ln Southern Callfornla, describes the Jab, It.I location, pay otrered, educ1Uon or ex· perlence required and other detail• . Money's Worth (3) A second llst discloses the openin11 in the aerospMce industry as a whole: Tbe lists do not provide the job applicant with the employer's name, but they include phone numbers or JOb coordinators within each area wbere the openlois exist. Employes at the local California employment service Wlll call these coordinators for the job applicant and help 81' .. r&Jl8e a referral. The aervtce is free. 110818 THE FIUTTIME the employment servtce haa provided aucb detailed Information about openlnaa ror a particular set of occupatioa.s, but It runs a almllar "Job Flo" service for any Jobaeeker. Tbe Job·Flo's aim; to help unemployed people in one part ol the country learn about job opportunities there and elsewhere. (4) Under this proeram, the employment service issues a bulletin called "Occupations ln Demand at Job Service Ot. fices." The pubUcaUon Identifies occupations for which large numbers of job openings existed with the public employment job bank durioi the previous month, lndudift&' the total ol jobs available. where they are. avera1e annual pay. 111E SERVICE CANNOT GUARANTEE that a suitable job ls currently open for each of the more than 100 occupa· Uons and locations Hated. But the odds are that If an area.· had a ra1rly larae number ot spots In • certain occupatio" one month, lt probably will have at least some openings ln a comparable job In the next month. <S> About 50,000 to M»,000 copies or "OccupaUons In Demand" are published by the Employment Service eacb month. Tbe Ustlngs will be available soon lo school3. llbraries and other community agencies, as well as most jo~ ~ service and unemployment Insurance offices all over the· United States. The bulletins are free. This effort lo 1et job openings information Into the hands ol all who need It lJ new, but the Job bank network dates to 1972. It contains facts on close to 500.000 jobs nationwide. Each atate and local bank updates ILs listings daily and dis- tributes printouts to Job service offices In the area. last,-hour Effort Advances Market NEW YORK (AP) -1be 1toct market 1alned around al owly today ln relatively 1luglsb tradln.c. The Dow Jones avera,e of 30 lndustrlals closed up 7.92 at887.0&. Galnen led le.en by a2-1 ed1e amonc New York Stock E•change-U..t.ed wuea. Before be1lnnln1 ill 1•in around noon, lbe In- dustrial aver.,e hovered near the 19-month low It set Mon day. Analyata aald tr.clen were concerned that an expected lncr.ue In the money aupply Thursday would lead to UghtaledcredltpoUciM by the Federal Reserve Board. 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Tastes Warm Up To Cooling Treat BJ DENNIS lleLELLAN ... ...., ......... . Outside, the temperature ls well lato U.. eoa. It 1s bot. mu111 ud mila'able. But uwde the ice cream shop, life oaee aealn turns cOol and terene. Two small girls peer throuah lhe Slus partition, culna at the rows ol ice cream tubs. "I'm getting rainbow color," says one oC the &iris to her friend. ••Jt'spretty." "I bate raspberry," comments < the friend. "I want vanilla-and chocolate chip." This scene-with frequent cast cba.nges--b repeated over and over during the summer, the bl&· 1est lelllni seuon for most ot the dozens ol lce cream shops along the o.-.nge Coast. There ia no stereotyped ice cream eater. He or she may be a senior citizen out for an aftemoon stroll or a boy or girl with a sweet tooth and a quarter that's burning a bole in their pocket. BEA ANDERSON, Editor Wednesday, August 10, 19n Cl Or It may be an entire family out for an after-dinner dessert. And while the temptations of rocky road, jamoca almond fudge or tuUJ.frutU are year· round lures, it ls summertime when the craving for ice cream ls at Its most passionate. ••People want relief Crom lbe heat," says Dave Miller, owner of a Corona del Mar shop. "Summertime Is people walking around in shirt sleeves. And ice cream is just the thing to do." Notes Mary Jaenicke of a Costa Mesa shop: "Ice cream is popular because 1t 's cold. On a hdt day people like something re- ally cool to eat. And, it's sweet." Whatever the reason they all come from a long line of dessert eaters dating back to the Roman Empire where "water ices" were the lhina. Historians, in fact, speculate that Marco Polo may have brought the recipe for milk ices from the Far East. But this treat largely was relegated to the nobility, whose chefs tried in vain to keep their recipes secret. Commercial production of ice cream was given a boost with the discovery that salt lowers the temperature of ace. And it really started coming into its own in the late 19th century with the in· Dr. and Mrs. Fred R. Taylor share. Old Favorite Brad Evans, Heidi Polega 'curb' appetites. / troducl1 on of mechanical refrigeration But we've come a long way from "milk and water ices": there are literally hundreds of flavors available to the the 20th century connoisseur. What's the mos t popular flavor? . That varies from shop to shop and from month to month (some feature a special flavor o' the month). But because it is used m banana splits. sundaes and other specialty concoctions, vanilla still appears to reign supreme But, according to Miller, one or the most popular flavors for all age group!> at ha s s hop, som~what surprisingly. is bubble gum. "It's a tutti-frutti-based ice cream with penny pieces of bub- ble gum in it. Kids go crazy over it. .. .and sticky chewy chocolate." Pralines. chocolate chip, chocolate mint and jamoca almond fudge, accordlna to Miss Jaenicke, also hold their own. Pink bubble gum also is the kids' favorite at an El Toro shop where Hope Moylan works. A new trend with adults, she notes. is frozen yogurt, "since everyone is counting calories." While summer is the big time o! year for many stores, Bob Teller, owner of a chain of shop· ping center stores, says Christmas Is his biggest sea.son. That's because the centers are deluged with holiday shoppers. Regardless of the season, ice cteam, as It has done through the ages, holds lta own in the realm of desserts. Notes Bob Teller of ice cream's appeal, which knows no generation gap: "We feel there certainly Is a • nostalgic point of view. When 40 and SO.year-oJd.s buy it they kind of r~ember thew ay things were when they w~re kids.·· Ice cream cone passes- . Jennifer Davis' taste test. -. , APRICOl'OllANGESAtJCE lJar (10ounces) apric:otJamor preserves . . ... . . .. :· •• .. ... ~llf PILOT Homemade Sips l _ .... ~rape Escape: Cheers Tater•'• more tolnt on In Oraa1e Coaat 1ara1ea than mMb tht er• th ... daya Scad• ol local dent.a art taklnJ up \ht popular. tasty hobby of home wtne makinl. They use th•r 1ara1n lor a • an belhroom t for Aett.lftl up a bop •· So tioM UWe ol' wine ma.ken •ouldn't 10 uonollced, the · Oran1• County Wine Society ponsored the First Annual Rome Wine Competition In con· Junction with the Oran1e County ... ,, From the &e entrlea came award wlMera in 22 dllferent c1a te1orte1 ran1ln1 from fresh 11nfandel 1rape and fresh red 1rape to desaert wines, dry and 1weet berry frult and white arape Newport Beach'• own Chuck._ and Trudy Evana took two first place prlzes for stone fruit aweet and atone fruit dry -wlnea made from the fruit ol the nectarine trH ln their yard. Other local winnen were Jim Graver, Miulon Viejo, aecond pla~e for berry fruit dry, elderberry; Fred Berconz, Hunt· in1ton Beach, third place for atone fruit aweet, apricot; and Roy McDonald, FO\lntaln Valley, third-place for burcundy. Member• ol the Or a nee County Wint Society acted as atewards durlnf the contest, pourin1 wines for the 18 Jud1e1 who were all connected ln some way with the wine buaineaa ln Or ant~ County. The entries were Judcect on a modlfled 20-point aystem taken from the wlne-judcing system dev~ at the University or CallforiUa, Davis enolOIY (study of wine maklnc> school. They wer~ Judged on such fac· tora as appearance, body, aroma and bouquet, total acidity, sweet· nea1, color, flavor, bitterness. aatriJltency and 1eneral quality. The winea and ribbons were displayed at the fair. Trudy and Chuck Evans, Newport Beach, won two first places for nectarine wines. ' ' • • z • • • • ~ • ,. • • • " • • • • • . .. • .. the Orange County Wine Society staged tfie First Annual Home Wine Competition for little o/' wine makers. Judges {above and below) test for aroma, color, · flavor, body and general quality~" INTRODUCING THE NEWEST FRISKIES DRY DINNERS IEEFFUVOR There's a new heartier beef taste in our Beef Flavor Dinners. We've added more of our exclusive beef flavor concentrate. so your dog will like it better than ever . NEW CHICKEN & LIVER It's a great new flavor combination. The newest Friskies Ory Dinners. with built-in variety. It's sure to be a favorite with your dog . SAUCE CUBES Super sauce for super taste. Just add water and 1t makes its own savory sauce . Super Spuds Eyes Have It Pl U pot•lO )'CIU I&)'" The earthy brown apud mMy sport a rather bumble a" puranre but some ml&bty fancy dtsba have blquomtd from lu heart. ta f•'ct. an true American cuilUM. the potato la the basil for numerous classic dishes The hot potato ulad with it. tut, -iappy vaneau bale and smoltey fla"or ts the creaUon ol the P~ylvanaa Dutch, wboae simple vetetable sal•ds, used u •ccompan1menu to meat courses, denve much ol their beartineu from their cooked baccm drasinp Vicbysoaue as another Amencan pc>Uto clasa1c Chef Loul.5 Dual created lh.Js elegant. chilled potAto and leek soup 1n 1910 to celebrate the openmt of the posh Ratz Carlton Hotel in New York C&ly When selecun1 potatoes look for those that are firm. dry, free or soft spots or decay and clean. Potatoes are harvested from the earth so rinse and scrub them gently just before cooking. The United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association sugeests all fresh produce be used as soon as pouible ~ter purchase to in- sure peak navor and value. Keep potawes at room tem- perature but away from dire<:t light or heat. Refngerataon is not advised since low tt:mperatures cause conversion of potato starch tosu1ar Fresh mealy potatoes contain a wide range of nutrients carbohydrate for energy, plus minerals and vitamins, including 20 mg. of vitamin C to every 100 gram CJ~ cup) serving. P~NN8YLVANIA DUTCH POTATOIAL.AD 2 pound• potatoe& co medium> ~.pound bacon, cUctd l mfdium onlon, chopped 14.i cup cider vine1ar 11-.t C\&P boef .bouillon ,..., teaapooo ult ''• teupoon white pepper 1 • cup choppod lre1h par1ley C* potatoel ln 1U1hUy salted bollin& water ln lar1e saucepan 20 minutes or Just until tender Drain; peel while hot Cut lnt.o "•·loch slices Cook bacon and onion ln tarae likillet until light. 1olden brown. Remcwe from heal; add vuie1ar, broth, saJt, pepper and parsley Add potatoes; heat. Makes 4 to 6 servings. Variation: I cup sbredded pared carrot may be cooked with bacon and onion. VICHYSSOISE 4 leeks, sliced <white part only) 1 medium onion, sliced v. cup butter or marganne 2 pounds potatoes, pared and thinly sliced (6 medium) l quart chicken broth 1 tablespoon salt 2112 cups milk 2 cups half-and-half or li1ht cream . Chopped chives Jn deep kettle li1hUy brown leeks and oolon in butter. Add potatoes, broth and salt; boil 30 minutes or until potatoes are very tender. Puree in electric blender or rub through a fine strainer. Return mixture to kettle, add milk and bring to a boil. Cool. Strain through a fine strainer. Add half.and-half ; chill thoroughly. Serve garnJshed with chives. Makes 8 to IO servings. An earthy brown potato may look plain, but it's the basis for many classic American dishes. On a warm summer evening, try serving this Dutch Potato salad. A good chilled soup for lunch is Vichyssoise. Wed~. Auguat 10. 1917 DAil Y PILOT CJ Sample Chilly :' Summer Soups When the fiery heat of the sun gives notice that summer ls here to stay, the $eason's slogan Just has to be "Chill it!". And that's exactly what to do with soups - put them on lee. Talk about refreshinc. Air· condition your taste buds wlth these breezy samplers. SEAFOAM COOLER 13 cup chopped parsley 1, can no~.. ounces) con· densed cream of mushroom soup l soup can water l cup cooked cut creen beans t_. tea.spoon ground nutme1 Generous dash carllc salt ~cup sour cream In saucepan. combine all ln· gredients except sour cream. Heat; stir occasionally. In blender, combine soup mixture and sour cream. Blend until smooth. Chill 6 hours or more. Serve 1n cbllled bowls: garnish with addJ· tlonal parsley. Makes about 3~ cups, 4 servings. TOMA TO SOUP ALASKA l can (10o/• ounces> con· densed tomato soup 1 soup can water 1 teaspoon prepared horseradish 1/4 teaspoon Worcestershire In saucepan. combine all in· gredienls. Heat; stir occasional· ly. Chill 6 hours or more. Serve ln chilled bowls or mugs. Makes about 2 1·~ cups. 3 servings. MEDITERRANEAN MEDLEY 1 can Cl01f.I ounces> con· densed beef broth 1 soup can water 2 teaspoons wine vinegar Dub cayeMe pepper Duh tarUc sail 1,1 cup diced cucumber •,2 cup chopped tomato , a,~ cup thinly sliced stuffed olives · , 2 tablespoons lhinly sli~ areen ontons In saucepan. combine broth. water, vinegar and seasOftin&s. Heat: sUr occulonally. ctun & hours or more. Add remairun& m· gredients before servang. ~e m chilled bowls. Makes about 3 cups, 3 to4 servings. ASPARAGUS GLACE 1 can UO ~ ouncesi con. densed cream of asparagus soup ""soup can buttermilk •a soup can water In saucepan, combine ingre- dients. Heat; stir occas1onaliy Chill 6 hours or more. Thin to de· aired consistency with addillonaJ buttennalk. Serve m chilled bowls. Makes ibout 2~1 cups. 3 servings For b servings. double all in1redienlb TROPICAL SOUP l can OOtb ounces> con· densed cream of chicken soup 1 soup can milk l teaspoon lime juice 1 a cup mashed ripe banana ~~ cup seedless grapes, halved Grated lime rlnd Ground nutmeg In saucepaD. blend soup. milk and lime 3u1ce. Heat: stir oc- cas1onally. Chlll 6 houri. or more Just before serving, blend m banana; stir In grapes. Garru~ with nnd and nutmeg. Mak~ about3 cups 3 to4 servings. 30 UARTS SAVEV voJ':~ 2 COIUXIOfl SIZE BARS ,___ ____ ____. 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'• OT 10 ,..,, Sausages to Lean On: Tasty Patties THE SLIM GOURMET 81ha&A&A 2 tH1poon11aJt Jt'ew drops Uquld <optional> directions (pork, tr used, powder <or more, to taeo I tlov" minced 1mok1 HHonln• Cop· 1.,.. te d MUSI' be cooked throuth taste> 1 al hot d or Urik Car ua ta.rile 1aJU UonaJ) upoons rled before servlnc. > Makes l on 1 on. finely .. .. on tM srtll. 2teupoon1 paprika Follow precedlnt roae::'f!aapoon iround 16 patties, about 75 minced <or 2 tablespoons •0 • a t bomemade 2 tea1poon1 dried dlrecUona. Make118 pat· coriander, or 1 teupoon calorid each for veal, 80 instant. plus one-quart 2 Uu111e patUu! ll'a thyme tlea, under 80 calories cortanderMedl forham. tableapoons minced t ••'I -and • o ". z bay 1 1 av•1 • each. freab parsley <or 1 teu. fat _ lf you'r• a crumbled 1 teupoon prepared SPICY INDIAN IAMB poonfiakes) 8hm 1 Gourmet backyard l teaspoon anlte, or GE2&JM0AuNnVt:141.1 at. muJ~~·upoon iround SAUSAGES 2ecis, llahUy beaten ehef. fennel aeedl d -2 pound• lean fat· Follow precedln1 re· Ka.t 1 aie product.I ~• teaapoon bl•clt trlmm vul 1houlder Hie trimmed lamb, from lea cJpedirectlona. Makes 16 m-e S> JMl"C4l'lt pot Ir and peppu or le1, lfound (or lean. Pl~b of black_ pep-or •boulder. cround patties, under 90 calories IO percent porkfat _ ht· trimm ed fr u b per 2 teupoona a alt or each. 1'•Ul a .,boppana calorie -. teaspoon rod hamateak may be 1ub-Plnebotredpepper amoke-aeuonedaalt SPANISH TU RKE Y and ~.uarol count to cayenne pepper (or stltuted> \4teupooanutme1 l level tableepoon SAUSAGE autdl. But you don't more, to tute) 2 teupoonJ Hlt ~cup cruahed lee croond cumin 2 pounds rround raw M!ld all that r.tto mah 1 :1 cupChJantJ wine 1 teaapoon 1u11r Follow prec~dtn1 1 tea1poon curry turkey 2 teupoona ult l clove garlic llnely minced (or use garlic nil) ~ tea.spoon red pep-per nabs ' 1 teaspoon cumin eeeda 2 teaspoons dried ore1ano 't.4 cup red wine Few drops smoke seasonini <opUonal > Follo w preceding directions. Makes 16 pat- ttes,. about 70 calories each. Nusa,e. In fact. you r-----------........ ----~-------------------------------------------- b't ~en need pork! Today we've 1ot a rouad-the·world colltc· Uon al lean and luscious . savcey aausaie paWes that are perfect OVU·th• coals Serve them on thin rouods of French bread and add a baa tossed salad and fresh fruit dessert for a super sun· down supper. NEW ENGLAND Sl'EAJC SAUSAGE 2 pounds fat - tr1mmed bottom roundsteak,ground 2 teaspoons salt Few drops liquid smoke seasoning oa amoke-flavored salt (op. tional > 1 :1 teaspoon black pepper • • teaspoon red pep- per (optional> 2 teaspoons dried sage 1 teaspoon dried sevory ':1 teaspoon nutmeg 1 2 cup crushed ice Have the meat ttammed of rat and ground, or grand lean stealc in a meat grinder or food processor. Com- .qine with r emaining in- _.edients and mix light· ly. GenUy shape an to 16 patties. Wrap and freeze, if desired. Broil or ~rbeque 2 minutes each !Od e (3 minutes, lC frozen.) Each sausage, under 80 calories. ITAUANVEAL ( SAUSAGE 2 pounds fat- trimmed veal shoulder. ground pread Jasty ... By CECILY ~ BROWNSTONE ··-~-·~-·••er I've Just tested a new recipe for crab and artichoke spread that Is easy to assemble and ijenefits from beln a made ahead. Its consistency Is ex- 1dellent and lt.a flavor ls 4elicioua. My taster• en· joyed pl11ng It on those aood "stoned" wheat .crackers that come rrom Canada, but you may prefer some otber ac- 'QC>mpaniment. ~ This spread may be rved cold or hot. The women who tnated tt at my house liked it c,,ld. i b e men we r • •! n . •thuaiasUc about It when tt was offered hot. ' I side with the wome11t : cause I feel the full avor of the crab comes rough best when the 'J)read is cold. -C. 8 . r::~ c .. f-:·y~ { ; ~-. , 1 r,1 ' ,, r • ,... '( ,. I. ' ,f' " •"-'"" ' ~ CROSS RIB ROAST IOH&US80NCIO-CHUO< *Lucky did it again with the lowest overall food prices In the area. (excluding membership department stores). This Is not accor- ding to our own svrvey•. but the moat extensive independent supermarket survey available, the Vector Consumer Report. The latest survey of July 28th shows you could have spent up to 7% more by shopping at one of the other five largest supermarket . chains In the Loa A ngeles and Orange County area. The fact la thl• aurvey alao ha• ahown Lucky to be the low•t priced aupermarket for 20 of the paat 21 wHka. It's simple why Lucky's prices are consistently tower overall. We're a discount operation. We make sure our prices are low by staying away from fancy coupon deals and extravagant giveaways. BUT NO UST. NOT EVEN VECTOR'S, IS EXACTLY LIKE YOURS. ONLY COMPARISON SHOPPING WILL SHOW YOU THE DIFFERENCE OUR LOWER PRICES MAKE TO YOUR OVERALL FOOD BILL. Come In today and compare ... you're . gonna love the lower overall prices at Lucky Lii 11a LARGE END RIB STEAK ~llllf BONELESS TIP ROAST toC»QDll.U ~ 7-BONE CHUCK ROAST IQICllD .. LAROE END Rll ROAST .,...,.. ·-BONILU8 BOP IRl&KET ..... .._.., ... _. --.. T-80NE TAILS --1'\NM-- lll 121 I& 1• I& .88 .I& 121 l& 1• La 1• GROUND BEEF FAYING CHICKEN LIVERS ·~W-18 SMAU.. END AJI STEAK --.. .49 Lii .68 ~~~ -. -··--.1&281 ~!!>.!,.E!FUV!A -· 1& .68 ~!!!.~~~c~~~~· -l& .89 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 90l<O.DI llOICJlO •U lOH LADY LEE SLICED BACON IT._ IUCID ..U 1 m FRESH FfUET OF SOL.e SMOK!D HALIBUT ......... ...,._.. TURKEY PAN ROAST CWT ~ 6 """' MQZ0t TURKEY PAN ROAST S"*l -· ~f •llOUIO .. * • • l& 198 Enjoy savings at tlae register~·· no gimmicks, no p111es, no giveaways. ~--- DELICIOUS APPLES SWEET TASTING NECTARINES RED GRAPU '"'*~"""°'-· --HONEYDEW MELON8 ~'- .29 Padl.ajBCI a canned F-ronn a Dairy Ho11Hholcl •Pet E ~~;~!~~! .39 b HARVEST DAY f.t9 TOMATOES .~ -.o&.c:Nt LADY L!I! IC! CRIAM 98 llQUillMI ............. ~. ... .... .. ..• •• ... "4llL C1M • L ~J~~.!.~.~ IOOtMI-.59 i ~w~~~N~~ Mil-.&9 I JOHNSTON APPLe PIE 1• ... , . ~ .... LADY L!1! LEMONADE 29 ~\'IMUNIOll-•J>OZ.CMI • I FANTAITIKCLEAH!R 112 LO.JC> ..... • •. •·.. ..,.. ••. , .• . •. .. .... • ••• • .... . .. M-OZ. .n. A WINDEX GLASS CLEANER 83 •··••• ···-··· .. •· .. , .• " • ... »Ot IT\. • I GALA PAPER TOWELS 58 .. ... . .... ~ .. . -"°"" • A ~~U~CATFOOD ~CAN .30 ! ~~!~!!!.~.~!RS -~· ~CMt .27 .,... Ml. *'IAUJmnw 1111kiMll111•.... • .. t' .... ~ .... • t l ' • • • eueryday ••• ~ou'll find tllouaands of e11ery1Jay Safellla~ £OW PRICES! . lu•··· taundreds of Here are just a fe111! PIZZA TOWELS Scott Viva Blue Bonnet ~ a.oz. Pllg. Roll 1-lb. c.ton ORANGE JUICE Minute Maid Chilled 84-oz. Carton LARGE •AA' EGGS Lucerne Fresh. Ideal for the Lunch box . .._... Serve on top of Cereal or Use In a Banana Cream Pie! 1-donn Carton Fresh, Regular ; GROUND BIEF , 0.(1)74.PMlrlll CIEAME I Id ELIOW MACARONI 1 ' ., , , I """ -f ' ' . ""' --I I Any Siu Pecbge. Fresh, Regular. Great for all your Outdoor Parties and Picnics. Fresh •and Juicy. lb. More.Safeway Specials! .. Shampoo r'"'' •·n• Instant Tea Canterbury =59~ 3:99~ G• " dka Winner's Cup $z•• 1n or 0 nee •• !~:;~~$••-~· 7501111 ·.: ,. Mighty Dog Dog Food Green Beans Hi~;·y 4 •'h-az. $1 od Cina \t •• . ' ..... ., , , :! ' , ' . ~ I • -I h J : , . °"' Qk:ili "'•· BURRITOS ...... , • .., .. (1) 12-oz. "'• ...... lunttol \ -. . ' ·~ '.' I... / -·' • • ~) .... : /J , _:_! • ~ ! ~ .~ , \ ~ ' ·-' •-'');_ A J • 0.f1J "'•°'' ..... P.ITA BREAD ..... y • .., .. ,,,,_ ......... ,..,. - -----;; ,---~--.;:---"' ----,;;-----;::;; --=----_ ---..... .. -- CAA. V ''LOT W tm Meat Price Prediction: A U GTON fAP) !vta II Uie U.S. aapply ot r meat and cbltk-conUnu to be l&rft and conaumen are nunc il Chtl)' leu Ulla ar. th• A1rftultur• P&rtmC'nt I predict· ln1 "some IO('rC'iLHI .. in retaal me t prlct't The 1tnt'rel prtidtt tloru Wett baaed on two : ~umen bav· 1\1 mon to apend this ) eu on fvod, pu htnt up d•mand , •nd holual<'r · and re· ~ ffot Dish Peanutty z· ByCECILV BROWNSTONE ··--"""' ,._ ·- 011 1 small onion. finely chopped(about 1 1cupJ , l tiny clove garlic, • minced ' I teaspoon ~ugar 2 teaspoons flour 1• tca~poon ground ·oraandt'r 1 • lcai.poon ground : .:1ngl'r 1 .. cup tn•umy peanut butler 1 chicken bouillon ~ube dJssolved in 1 cup 'boiling water 1 2 cup tomato juice 1 tablespoon soy sauce 11 .. teaspoon orcestershlre sauce Salt to taste '• to 1 .. teaspoon crushed dried red pepper .. , In a l ·quart saucepan heal the oil; Add the onion. garlic and su1ar; l ook gently. sti rring • ft.en, until onion is light· · 1 ly browned -about 3 -. -iJlinutes. Stir an lhe flour, toriander and ginger. )flemove from he1tt. Star fn the peanut butter until blended. Gradually .stir m the bouillon. tomato juice, -oy sauce and Worcester~hlrc. keepln1 s m ooth. Cook over moderately low heal, stirring constanUy, until bolling; continue cook· in1 and slirrlna about 5 minutes. Stir ln lhe aall -.nd red pepper. Makes 'bout l'lacups. · The sauce may be made ahead of serving lime. Reheat 1enUy. ttlr· na: lf It Is thicker than ou like. 1Ur In a UtUe water. a teaspoon al a llme. t 11 n O\ rdue In been undertakln1 for levelaboul4orSpercent A lar&t: supply of Butanlncreuelnpork Jev l. 11v catUem•nmuchop· ral lnS prlcu to recover more lhan • )'llr wUl abo\tt a year aao. younger animals to be production from 3.0S The bOard said t.bat il Uml m for hiaher farm lo1t prdlta bostn to ralae prlct1 Ranch and feeders fed arain for slauahter million pounds to 3 5 did not expect the con· prices until the suppty ol Th lar1• mtat aup· 1ometlme next year, the have l>Mn tryln1 to lift later means a continued million by then put the sumptlon rates to in· feeder catt decl1ntt at pit•• and '""d ch .. p b0ard1.Ud. their 1lau1hter prices by steady rate ot meat JnOV· estimated winter red· crtue tor red meat for year'• end, enou1h to d11coun11 The retail prlct• tor reducln1 the lar1e cattle Ing to market lnto ne"t meat total at 9.13 mllllon the rest ortht year and It The total cattle and 1t1nltlcant t:utbackt cholc•IJ'adebeeflorthe inventory, but the low yt'ur. pounds. a decline ot 1 predicted a rise for the calf inventory by lhen .. will iarobably prevent last &Ix month11 of tb1 1raln prices have been The forecu~rs pro· percent from lut wfn~r. last six m<>nthl ot the thould be Ml~Mn 117 any l•r1c )'ur·to·ycur > ur arc expected to oneOW'a1ln1 production Jected a aUpt decline ln Despite the "hl1her year of only 0114 pound mlWon and 111 mall.an tnrro•" Jn l>ed »nd cumt> out 4 or 5 ptrcent allheaameUme. beef production, from consumer incomes" per per.an In the amount b~ ~ a60Ut o 11me as vork prtu5" wht-n the 11buvu the 1ver11t for The reault, the report the 6 2S million pounCSs basl1 for lbe hliber ol broiler eblckena con-on Jo. 1. 1m. and well final avc:n11n 11re l•k~n . thu flr11t half of 1977 or noted, wu1 a 1U1ht tn-eatimalcd ror tho July-prices. tho report alao sumed ln 19'16. btlowUl '31 million Cit· 1t uid thE' laat hair ol 1978, the crease by July 1 from a September quarter lo G.1 showed that red meat ta Hlaher rnut prlcea tie on ~ hOol tbree nut the 1ltadu1tl reportsnld. year earller In the mllllonintheflntthree bein1 boulht at an an-dampem demand. paat yea ... lat•r, lll• report d•cline In lhe cattle Pork prlcea are ex· number of steers and months of uns, despite nual rate ot 190 pounds USDA studies show. Hid. That meanll bleher population thut the peeled to riae 10 percent hetfers welghln1 more the huge mcomlnt teed per person, 3 pounds That and a continued retail beef prica Jn the II\ catod' lndui.try has i&bove the first half, lo a than :JOO pounds grain crop. belnw lut year's record tarco 1lau1bter do not. years 9heid. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.....;.~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~ l11l11r11ry C1l1br1tlo1! ~~~~f~lt~ .·: · · ...... 9 .. 0~· ... '"'4• f'l,,.,.~._N._...f/l...,u .. ......,.l'lf"' • •• No•·-..... •• 11-••MV. Adults OnlJ. ·4 • .... ,_ ... ,, •• ,. , .. _._,, ... OO'I,.. r...-w .... ....,...... r .""'"' tO\lf ~·"' '"' ... , -=== 3049 Coast Hwy., Corona Del Mar• 10114 Adams St., Hunt. Beach Albertson• Supreme Bfff Chuck 7-Bone Roast c Lb. Grade A lwhOle IOdYI • Albert1on1 Supreme Beef Chuck Steak .~ •. . I ~uncheon -·~----..... --~--.~------------... ~~ip Fast Sauce gives barbecued chicken a lift. Big Bash Batch Sauce Tangy Here's a bacbecue sauce that s good enough to call your own. with a big batch recipe that will give you enough for delicious barbecues all summer long. The recipe makes almost a quart and you can dip m and take what you need for chicken, ribs or burgers Th(' remainder will ke('p nic('ly in th(' r('fragcrator You cun vary tho flavor once in a while, 1f you lake, by sprinkling the sau<'ed and broiled meat with toasted sesame seeds or coarsely ground peanuts. TANGY ANDS\'VEET BARBECUE SAUCE 1 Jar (10 ounce) red currant Jelly 1 can (6 ounce> frozen con cenlrated orange Juice, thawed 1 botUe <S ounce I ori$(mal Worcestershire sauce 11~cupeod 3 tablespoons onion powder Combine and }\eat all lngre· dients In a medium saucepan un- til jelly melts. Cool. Use about "'"' cup for frequent brushing over 3 pound chicken cut in parts, the last 10 to lS minutes of barbecu· Ing over charcoal or broiling. Or use ~o bruah qver both sides of s1>areribs last 10 to 1S mmutes of cooking. Refrigerate sauce m a covered container Makes about 31,:z cups 8 EAN AND BROWN RI CE BURGERS 1 can (16 to 20 ounce) red kidney beans. drained l cup cooked brown race. l'OOlt.'d I t'Up soft bn•ad crumbs 1 4 cup c hopped onion •~teaspoon salt 1 egg, lightly beaten 2 teaspoons or1g 1nal Worcestershire sauce 011 Place kidney beana in a medium bowl. mash with a potato masher (mixture does not need to be completely amootb. > Stir m remaimne ineredienta, except 011 Shape Into 6 patties Heal a large slullet with 1 table- spoon 011. Add patties Cook until golden and bot. about 5 minutes on each side. Or. place on an oiled grill over hot charcoal. Cook until browned, about S minutes on each side, brushing lightly with oil Serve two to each person Makes 3 port ions Salad Summery For those with sophisticated taste and a keen appreciation of distinctive character In rood. serve this memorable Three Cheese Pear Salad. Fruit and cheese. of course. 1s a navor and texture contra.st that has been popular ror cenlUnes. broul)lt from the Old World to th• New with the original set· Uert. And tb1J rreat summer salad features not one but three com· plementary cheese flavors - mlld cotta1e cheeae, piquant blue c heese and punfent Parmesan -alonr with the freah. delicate tast~ of crisp Cautomia Bar1letta . 3 fresh California Bartlett pears 1 • cup Rraled Parmesan <.'hCC'S(' 11 ~ quarl'> lfi cups > shredded lettuce 11 :1 <.'ups collage cheese Prepare Blue Cheese Dresslne. Halve. pare and core pears. Roll rounded ~•de 1n Parmesan cheese Arrange a bed or le~uce on serving platter Make 6 small mounds of cot- tage cheese on lettuce. Top each mound wilh a pear half. Driule with Blue Cheese Dresalna . Makes 6 servings. BlueCbeese Dream• In a small jar, combine \.\cup white wine vinegar. ~ cup salad Serv-4 with cru1ty Frenc~ oil, a;;. cup sliced (reen onion, 1 bread and a Heh\ wine, Three tablespoon chopped pimiento, 'h Cheese ~ar Salad makes a spec. teaspoon e acb dry m ustard, taculu lunch, indoors or out, or a celery salt, seasoned salt and lil ht. nutrltloua supper for a lazy sugar, 1/16 teaspoon white pep. 1ummerevemn11. per, and 2 tablespoons crumbled _ blue cheese. THllEECBEESI Cover jar and shake well to PEAaSALAD blend. Shake again just before Blue Cheese Dreasin1 using. Makes a g~erou.a cup. MOUNTAIN GltOWN IARTI.m Y1 PEARS 29~ SWHT NHSTOHE GROUND BEEF .,....., ...... Beef Liver NISH CUT 1, MONTEREY JACK CHEESE CORN WHOU .29c DR MOMTI ICIRHIL Joa CAM - SUM VISTA BEANS · i · .4~s1 GltlAT MOITHERH Ll"OMS TEA MIX 40%. 139 LEMOH IMSTAMT JAlt SPllMGRB.D BLEACH 1/J GAL 39c • Store Hours! 9 to 9 Dally -Sunday 9 to 8 ll';otc .......... ~ .. AUCJ. 11 thru Wed., AllCJ. 17 ,. ~~ .......... We Gladly Acc.,t ,__. $...._ We aeMf'•e The mpt To UMit 91 titln And ltt'fvM s• To.,...... AM WIJolulll'"-.. •. LOW·Ell PRICES I; . . 19~ 59~ ARMoua MIRACUltl SUCID BACON BARM IAYERN HAMS wHOLi 01 HALF e39LI , ~ 6.- 1.39, SAUSAGE 99~ I I f t ONLV PILOT Prize-winning Main Dishes Served Up cw lOmln\.lt • l can (16 ounce) celery and carrotl and · 2wholobroll~·ff7er' l can (16 ounc-=) 1reeo pepper and uce hHl to 335 tomatl)(.1 .-.smtnutea. ch l ck eJl b re at a, tomato wedges mUlhrooml. d•lr'Mlandbake35to45 l cun (I ounce> Add tomatoes.tomato skl.nned,bonedandcutln 2 teaspoona 1arllc Cook. •tlrrlnr oc- lD mlnutea 1onier or until tomot.opaat• .,_..wtne.aalt.pepper. l·lnchpieces :>all cattonally about ts t • lcnlle I rted comea out l cup white wine cinnamon and flavor 2 small ••cc bin 1 1 teaspoon flavor mlnui. or UbUl tend Mra R.I ardl Arndt d •an. L•l at and s 2 tcupoonoalt enhancer. Brina sauce squash, unpated and enhancer crb~ Add tomato. atJr. ol 1'11lln won ~and a minutes before • rvln&. '"-teu:spoon blu.ck and vesetablea to boll. thinly sliced l teaspoon driod rtn~cartlUl~, ranee for ber Broccoli S.n•&I. popper Retum chicken to pan. 1 small e&1plant, sweet basil, cru.sbed . A~ c..-Uc ult, navo.r Puff PM lD \he Woman'• aoCKEN IN \.it teM1poon around Bake in lM> decne o\'en. peeled and cutlnto 1-lnch l teaspoon dt'led eCJbaaicer, bull. panley Day m. aJine'a Jarn• TOMATO WINI!: AUCl'. dnnamon covered, about 1 ~ hours cubes • parsley aod pep'Per. Sim fl)er Beard Cre•Uve C.ook.-y "'-cup corn oil 1 teaspoon flavor or Wltil fork can be ln· l Iarae Ulloa. tbJnly t,<4 teaspoon blade abo.n 5 mlnutes or until R ~ Ccia&at. l b r 0 110 r . fry" r enhancer aerted in chicken with aUced pepper fork ca I» :tnle(ted in .. _. ~ mare cM.ekm. tut ln part.a u .. t com oil in dut<'h ease. Serve with pasta. 1 medium sroeu IMP-Heat com oil in larte ehtc:ltannt.lruse. Ulm 22,000 people who t~pcboppedonioo oven ovw mt:dlum heat. Makes4aer=ln a. per. 1eedtcl ulll cut.in 1-fry pan. Add chicken.and ~e cbtcken on lar1e ... t.--..! the east t., ac· 1 cup cbopped celery Add chicken and brown CID • inch pieces saute about 2 minutes Ob platt,el' with mound or cordlq \0 a QIOkainan l cup peeled and on all alde1. Remove RATATO ILLE 1h p o u n d each side. Then add l\IC• rte• tn center • .Makes • America ~ good cooks share their recipes and · 81Mf9e with Cf ff prizes and kitchen appliances for their exP-,flrtise • fortbe~a:loe. cboppedcan"Ota chicken; add onion. tt.cupcornoll mushrooma,1liced chlnl. e11plant, onloa, aervlnes. A O"'mdmotber from~-.:.:.........;,...~..:..------~--~~~~~----------~------------------------~~--...;_------------_.;;;------~~----------------- Cecqla. AM Ca.ta. took top bomn tn tbe 11'11 N •· tlonal Ouckm C°'*an1 Coolest with her Chicken Ratatouille, w1ooin1 Sl0,000. Second place wrnner was DT. Linda Louise w aJsb. a psycboloey pro- f essor from Cedar Falls. Iowa. whose recipe was for Chacken ;n Tomato- wine Sauce. Here are the prize· wlnrnn. recipes. • BBOCCOU PUFF PIE 1 packa1e (1() ounces) frozen, chopped • broccoli 2 teaspoons season· mg blend 'h cup grated Swiss cheese 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese. 11,, cup dried bread crumbs 2 tablespoons melted butter l cupnour 1 • teupoon baking powder " 1 ·1 cup shortenln1 J to 4 tablespoons milk . 2 eggs. ~eparated 11 2 cups sour cream Cook broccolt and set aside (do not salt). Com· bine seaaonint blend, Sw1s1 cheese and Parmesan cheese. Com· bane I 4 or cheese mixture with flour and bakine powder. Cut in shortt'ning until mixture 1s si?.c of peas Sprinkle on milk and stir "ith fork until mixture holds together Pat into Meats .. ® Bonefeaa TOP ROUND v.iu. '· Trimmed Beef STEAKS s1~~ ..oil 0 CHUCK STEAK ~!~~AST ....... Lb.&sc !l·inch pie pan Press a 1 , • () 0 ® 0 Meats ~~~-~~~ .. ~~~~!~ ... lb.95° ~~~~-~!~~~~ ....... Lb. •1 11 Lean Ground Beef 99c Fat C0111en1 ~not uceed 22"-,..Lb. Short Alba 6ftc e..t Pltla ......................... Lb. ..:1- Meats r ® Fresh Mad• GROUND BEEF . 3 Lb. or 49~ More Fat Cont.,, Ooee Noc laOMd 30'!1. ... • ~NORBEST ~TURKEYS - 0tac1e "A" 10 to 14 Lba Produce .... ~ICEBERG • ~LETTUCE 3:11 lolld HIMdt. .. • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • •• • • • Your Chofce PEACHES, P~UMS OR NECTARINES ®Sweet 3.8 c Ripe Lb. flower Boutique @ Colorful Coln• 4ftc 4 lncfl • . ......... • . •• ~- ® ?!,!"~~--~~~~.~~~~.3 i11 J·tnch rim up side or pan ' <md flute top edge Combine remaining c-hcese mixture, ''l cup bread crumbs and melt- .. ' ·.Quality Sod can see and .~ with wtues Sod can count on, and~ )'OU can count up. ed butter. Set aside for final topping. Beat 2 egg whites and seasoning blend until stiff but not dry. F'old in 2 egg yolks . s lightly beaten, and sour cream Place half of cooked broccoli an pai.try lined pie pan. Cover with half of sour cream mixture Repeat. Sprankle with crumb topping mixture Bake in hot oven, 400· Budgets ~ Studied The average American l.im1ly now spends more ror transportation than for food. accordlnl( to a -;urvey by the Bureau or Labor Statistics The surve of 20.000 families In 19 ·73, found that the average total ex pendllur,. tor transportuHon went from 15.2 per cent ' 1960-61to21.4 P4t~ lR 1972, while expendlturek ror food dropped from 24.4 percent to 20.1 per· cent. Housing's bite on the overace tamlly's spend· an1 rose from 28.4 pert cent to 31.4 percent.· Projecting t hrough 1976, this year. the Na· \lonal Canners Assn. has calculated that the a\lera1e family current· ly spends m ,393 on hous· ln1. $2.401 on lransporta· t1on and S2.Zl on food. Breakln1 down food expelldltur • this meana S1,S87 for dlnln, at home In 197& aitd tor eat· •n1out.• Groceries .<:£\ Dole Pineapple ... -.. \N Slte41d, Cr"9hed Of Chunk 8 ~ Can t::L\ Potatoes -°' -~ He<ltaOe HooM 15 ~ c.,, ~ Tomato Cataup ~ Libby t4 Oz. 8ollle . , ® ~:.~~·I· Tamale• 28c 25c .37c 45c • • .<:£\ Hormel C'1111 .. ,.,_ ~ Hot °' Reou••r If ~ C.., 47° ' j r . ., • For Laundry ·o TIDE DETERGENT Incl. 25c s219 Off Label King 84 Oz. Pkg. ... ~ Yellow Cllng P•chea 47c ~ Hunt'• ~ O< ...,_, 2t Oz Cari ® ~"J! ~~her DI~~~. . 960 ~ Tomato Sauce 7d 11 'S1 ~ 0.. MOii ... Oz. c.n. ® ® 0 0 ® 0 Groceries Gatorade Lemon L""41 32 Oz Bollie ' .. Mr. Fazio wants you to enjoy only the best, that's why his 4-Star meats are guaranteed to be: * Lean and tender * Full flavored *Value trimmed * Fresh cut in· the store ... and that's why his 4. Star Produce Is guaranteed to be: * Quality selected * Country fresh * At Its peak of flavor * Received, shipped & displayed refrigerated Dell-Dairy Q MILD CHEDDAR . ~~s~-~ ..... Lb.s1es ® ® ® ® 0 0 Orena• Juice Minuit Mtid 64 OI ... •1os Knudaen Dreaalng 57c Blue CflMM or CallforNa. I 01. Btl. • •• Minute M•ld Drink• 63c Fruit Puf!Oll, Or.,_. Of~· 84 OL , .. ~! .. ~e,~~!.~.·.~~~~~~~65° Bllced Bologna WMton Of H«tt ... H<IUM lleef, Mat. 99c Oattie'Of Thldt Sbd 1 Lb. Pkg • • • , ~~~~~~~~·ce·~· ... . . egc Health & Beauty Aids I ,• Frozen Foods .<:£\ Ore-Ida Potatoe• =.. 61 c ~ "-" Brown• 2 Lb Pot. o·enen 11t 1..11 @ ~~~.J!8•ter ~•.ffl~~ .. 57c r ~ ® wESfWObD .. ICE CREAM Ctiocolate Vanllla Neapolltan Your Choice ~h Gallon 79c ~ @ ~!·:~~-Pizza. . ... 99c ~ Jlml'• Burrito• , 'l!!Y e..t, e..t & a.an. A.cl Chll .... 4o8ftc °' Grewi Chill e..t. I OL ... •• .. • ~- O HERITAGE HOUSE ~!!~G~. ~~I~~ ... 59c @ ~~·~~23~~~~-~~~~·1· Bird• Eye Yegetebln ' ~ CNMN. ltaliM, Bew111an, o..tl. 93c 'l!!Y JllPtlMM. Hewa11at1 to 0t. ""R ......• BANQUET ®MEAT PIES:=. 2ac 8()z, ......................... .. I' l I ·- .. Tuna and outdoors go together. Feast Al Fresco Pick Tuna The breezes are wh1spenng. The beach is beckoning. And the open road's calhng Throughout the country, "roughing it" Is a wayofhfethat 's 1ttlracting more and moreoftheyoung-at·heart. It's back to nature for mllhons-but back to nature with proper equipment and fixings for good-tasting chow. Canned tuna 1s a natural for outdoor fare. It's as much or a must in backpacks and bike baskets -even boat lockers -as it is on the pantry :.hel r. Tuna has complete protein comparable to lean beer. at a :.1gn1ficanlly lowl•r cost. One 7-ounce can of tuna <200 grams) ac- tually µ1v~s a person more than 100 percent of the Recommended Daily Dil.'lary Allowance CRDA) Corprotein. That'ssubstanee? f lt>rl' an• t "'<>recipes ideal for al fresco feasting anywhere. One's u hearty Tuna Chow-Time Stew, rich with tomatoes. green beans. m ui.hrooms, and other vegetables -pasta, too. The others a savory, toasty Hot Tuna Hero. You can prepare the basic mixtures at home and take them along in insulated con- tainers Or you can prepare them on the spot. TUNA CHOW-TIME STEW Jeans <61, or 7 ounces each I tuna in vegetable oil 1 i cup sliced onion •~cup chopped celery 2 cans < lJ;A.-~ ounces each> chicken broth l cup uncooked macaroni l can< 1 pound I tomatoes 1can14ounces l sliced mush,rooms l package <9 ounches> frozen cut green beans or 1 can U pound> cut green beans, drained l tenspoon salt 1 teaspoon dried leaf basil 1 l teaspoon pepper Drain 2 tablespoons oil from tuna into large saucepan. Add onion and cook until tender. Add celery, chicken broth, macaroni, tomatoes and mushrooms with Uquld, green beans. salt, basil and pepper Cover and <'OOk over medium heat Cor lOto 12 minutes. stlrnn1 occasionally, until macaroni is lender. Yield: 6to8servings HOT TUNA HEROES Jeans (6'~,or7 ouncesellch >tuna in vegetable oil l cup chopped onion J to4 tablespoons wine vinegar t to2tablespoons lemonju1ce ',cup catchup •~teaspoon salt 1 ~teaspoon dried I ear ore1ano 1 •teaspoon pepper • ~ cup chopped parsley 6herorolls Drain vegetable oil from tuna and heat in skillet or saucepan: add onion and cook until tender. Stir in vinegar, lemon juice and catchup Add tuna, salt, ore1ano. pepper and parsley. Cook about 10 minutes over medium heal, stirrln& occasional· ly. Spoon on split warmed hero rolls. Yield: 6servlngs. Co unt on Cuts You're watchln1 your fat ln· take but you atlll enjoy eauni meat. This shouldn't' present a problem, accordinC to a nutri· ttoolst for the National Live Stock and Meat Board who re-cen tly reported cholesterol counts for UMt moat popularly consumed meau. Accordtn• to Francet Ball, ... 1l1tant diNctof of the board'• Nutrttlon Raearch Department. the fact that r.cl meat cOIUlm eboleaterol 11 a ••aenerll mlscoo· cepUOb. '' when compared to otb•r IOUrtte of ~in, nth u Viedneaday,Aupust 10. 1977 OM. Y "LOT (9 Summertime Dressing Veggies, Fish, Meat Tossed Heat U\t IUSfJm'r heat wlth your favorite melanae of fresh ve1etabl , nah or meat, asi.embled an circlet. of their own color for whole-meal salad treats. SALAD LOVERS' LASAGNt; Lasaane Dressing <below> 1 package f7 ounces) macaroni t.hells 1 cup shredded pizza cheffe (about 4 ouncet. > 4 medium zucchini, chopped 'Ai cup sliced pitted ripe olives Salad greens 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce <optional> 811llces salami Orated Parmesan cheese Prepare Lasaane Dressing Cook macaroni as directed on package; drain. Rinse with cold water. Toss macaroni, piua chee11e. iucchml and olives with dressing. Cover and refrigerate Jt lea11t J hours. Place salad gret!ns on 8 salad plates. Spoon salad onto greens; drizzle each salad with about 2 tablespoons tomato sauce Cut each salami slice into a spiral, about V.a Inch wide; ar range 1 slice on each i;alad Serve with Parmesan cheese. Maket. 8servlng11 Lasape DreHlng l can (Bounces) tomato sauce • 2 cup mayonnaise or salad dressing 1 teaspoon sail 'h teaspoon garlic salt •,,teaspoon dried oregano leaves Place all ingredients In blender container. Cover and blend on medium speed until smooth, about 10 secondt.. 112 cupt. dress 1ng CRAB-SHRIMP-AVOCADO SALAD Creamy Dill Dressing (t)elowl l can (81h ounces> waler chestnuts, drained and sliced .. 1 package (6 ounces> frozen crabmeat, thawed, drained and cartilage removed 2 cans (4'h ounces each> large shrimp, drained 1 medium cucumber. chopped '" cup sliced ~reen onions 2 avocados. shced 2 medium tomatoes. cut into wedaes Lettuce leaves or cups Prepare Creamy Dill Dressina. toss with water chestnut.a. crabmeat, shrimp, cucumber and onions. Cover and refrl1erate at least 1 hour. Arrange avocados and tomatoes on lettuce. Top wllh crab- meat mixture. Makes 4 or 5 servlnas. Creamy Diil DresslnC ·~cup mayonnaise or si&laddressln& v. cup diury sour cream 2 tablespoons lemon Juice '"teaspoon salt '•tea.spoon dried dill weed Mix all ingredients. About '-4 cup dresslne. TRIPLE DECKER CLUB SALADS Thousand Island Dressing (below> 2 heads Bibb or Boston lettuce. lorn Into bile-size pieces -4 medium tomatoes or 2 beefsteak tomatoes, peeled and i;hced 2 cups 14-inch strips cOOked chicken or turkey <about 8 ounces), chilled 4 slices bacon, cut into 1-lneh pieces and crisply fried Prepare Thousand Island Dressing. Divide lettuce among 4 individual 5alad plates; top with tomatoes, chicken and bacon. Serve with dressing. Makes 4 servinas. Thouuad lslaod Dreulnc '2 cup mayonnaise or salad dressing 1 hard-cooked egg, chopped 1 tablespoon chill sauce 1 tablespoon chopped pimiento-stuffed olives 14 teaspoon paprika Dash of salt Dash of pepper Mix all ingredients. Cover and refrigerate at least 24 hours. A bout~. cup dressing. r oast roast rices. I ~ A half-pound jar of Taster's Choice'costs m much le~ than two pounds of ground roast, but can make as many delicious cups of coffee~ l I j I ~ I l , I DAil Y PllOT WednMd• . A utt 10, 1171 Nectarines Carry Day Versatile nectarines can be used from start of day to late night dessert. Dish Beefed Up Almo&t any kind of cold roast beef can be used for this maanlficent i>nlad Vinal1rette M"rln atriP' and oalon. Com- bine sour ere m wUh re· terved marinade. Toss with 1alad er-mi and beef. Garnl1h with artlch.oke hurt1 and tomato wedct1. Make4 6 aervin&s. t"rom l1r1 ;ild 1 I tu deltt&t'rt th1• 1161(111 ;;lh 11• .. ,., flin 111 111 n1•1• tartnt' .. '" hllrct 111 m 111 h "'hC'n 11 r11mrn1 to IUll'Y 11umnw1 ttt•.11' ~El,.All·O 'T lUK•: Pll and hu :t n1·c ti.nnl .. , 1nt11 a lttehlly hot te>rod ba~rn11 duh Spr1nt..l1• "'1th :! tnlJI · p1>onto lnu"n !tU~ur • •luh eiltt+ ul nulmt' nnd l'1nnamnn '""" a 1·up of ~ranola t•t u11 110~1·1! <Jal 1 ere al "'11 h 1 lt'a .. 11oon •rjt .. 11 uran~'t· r1nn '°'llrt nklt• on top 1>11ulc "Ith 2 t.1bf .. ,11oon ... m1•lt ··d h1Jllt-r 11r rn.triiannt. Hal.;1· at 3;-,,1c-~rt·1·.., F 20 m 1 nu I ,. ' s ,. r \' l' I u r hrl'akf il.'>l 1 make'! t '\erv· m.: ... 1 v.llh un'lwt"t'tt'nf'd \ C1gurt 8 .\K f.O 'F.C'T \RI' t:~ \U .. XICAU \t1Jn~l lrc:.h \allforn1:1 ncl·tarine hal\'• 'I in <ihallow h.1k1n11 pan Bru..,h ~"ncrou .. t~ \\ 11h c Jhlll> l11111nccl with .1 Ill th·" tn1•' 11wg.H. then -.p1 1nkl1• \\1th 1·ru,h1•d 1·orn dup.., ancl ~r:11t·d <'hcddar <'hl'l'W Bakl• 111 ., moilt•rat1•h· hot m · .. n .!O m1null•-. S1•1 \'I'\\ 1th 11,h hamhur~l''' or m1·at loJI FRUITED GREEN Rief: To ... s 3 l'UP' hot 1·ookt!d rice with 1 :i tup fint!I \' chopped par .. tey. 1"' cup m elted butter and 1' :1 c ups coarseh diced fr esh California nee tarines. Dehc1ous with barbecued poulln or lamb SHORTCAKE ~EWS Coll)bine equal parts i1l1ced fresh California nectarines with sliced Golden Delight Quick For youn~ cooks 'here 1s Marmalade Gold -- easy to come by. MARMALADE GOLD J erange I lemon I cup water 2 tablespoon'! lemon ju1t·c I pound I about> fully ripe fresh apricots J pound I about> fully ripe fresh nectarines 7 cup:. 13 pounds I' fiuJ(ar 1 i bot lie <3 fluid ounce!> I hqu1d fruit pee· l in Cut the orange and the lemon in hatr aod re· move the seeds. Do not peel. Chop flne. Simmer the chopped fruit with the water and the 2 tablespoons lem on juice. covered. fpr 20 minutes. Meanwhile, peel t he apricots and nectarines by dU>ping Into boiling wat.er lo loos n tit ~ skins; plt.and1Uce; cbQp very fine; add cmou1h of the prlcots and nee· tartn to ~ almmered mixture to make 4 1 ~ cups. Turn into o large saucepot --4· or 5-quart size. Thorouahly stir in the s uaar. Over hlah heat bring lo a full roll· ln1 boil; boil hard, stir· rlna constantly, for I minute. Remove from heat. At once stir In the pee· Un. 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BUFFET SALAD VlNA.IGllETTE 1 pound (3 cups> cold roast beef, cut into strips 1 small onion, thinly sliced 2 quarts mlxtd salad ereens l tup dairy 1our cream Halved marinated artichoke t\earu Tomato wedges Combine beef strips and onion with Vinaigrette Marinade . Chill several hours or overni&ht. Drain , s.avi n1 marinade. Break 1reens into bite size pieces In large bowl. Top with beef Vlnatcreue Marlaade Combine v. cup each red wine vineear and water, 2 tablespoons each lemon juice and auaar, 14 teaspoon dill seed, ~ teaspoon salt and dash white pepper. Slmmer 10 to JS minutes. Cool. ' YOU ALWAYS SAVEi WIFH S1AFER BROS. LOW·LOW PRICES .. .--... :, FRESH .GROUND ··-· ... EEF WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OR REFUSE SAllS TO COMMEMCIAl OEAlERSOR WHOlESAlERS ... ••d••"" lo. d S••~Pt .. ,-. S•eit•• ,, ....... . ....... c. ,.., •••• ". .. e waut• .,..,, . ...... . . . . . . .. ··-,.~ ~ __ =r 4'~ ~ 'Ull•UOl •SUC'ID•HUl(tlU 9ac \\4al •P deli. I LUNCHEON MIA TS OU "0 u ~'I. ---_"..? 1 , ""Ml" J()tffj • -• s 1 0 , "'"" '"Olf ... PAN .. uo• POUSH SAUSAGE . . 1n WHITING .. . . .:. 49c nicED BACON • ,. ••·· . ,. $1 3" ruiaoT"FILUT . "$1 29 cAtr.f i'o ·;i<:Nit .. ,. " s 3 '• fiA'liiui FllUT . •• $ 2 a• '. $139 """'"'0lfN $23' COOllD SHllM' l• ---~--:~c:'.""~~~~-=~ NOTTO EXCEED 30% FAT c LB. •••• .... RIB ROAST CHUCK ROAST lARGEEND BLADE-CUT s11! 53~ JUMBO WIENERS STEAK SALE llf' • I OOt (NO •l•STIAK .. •1• ii'iiisna• .. • 1 •• ST ATER BROS. 1·LB. PKG ··~ ;~iac; ... sna• ,. • 1 •• ~·u· .... u • '°"' $ i •s H•Tl•HOUsa ,, ~l(U • eHI • \Olff •-HUS •1 •• TO• Sl•LOlll ,. C '"' • lllAOf ein C ll 9 s CHUCK STIAK ... LL ., 9 "" . '°"'"" • 11 • "99c •OUllDSDAK. u $13• lll'•-lUH • 12• l• •OUllD STIAK LI $159 H., • •HUCll • -flE" • 1 •• , • SHOULDI• .,.... •• •1 •• lUf •"<WNO• IOHlllU •• Tl•SDAK HOUSE PLANTS ASSOlllTID IN•' POT (A . ":+leatd,& ~~ ~ ~ FlKKll LAllES' PIODlll-21 SHAYll IA. T . • r' n~ ct f SY to ' Cl cl gr . h;~ p .... JlJ JI. ~ . cj, al w Cl t l . T s • Pl hi a Ii !J 0 fl . - • Try frosty pick-me-up for the whole family. Floats Appealing With the kids home from HhooJ there'! more call for snacks and refre1>hmg pick mt' upi. When th~ ne11:hborhood flock:. to .>our back.> ard set out the• making for Frosty Bing Chern Floats Two scoop!. of yummy Bing Cherry Ice Cream and a refreshing mixture of pineapple syrup and black cherry soda make the noat.s. Fruit kabobs scr\e as co lorful J:arn1i.he!> F ROSTY BING CH ERRY FLOATS 1·11 cups <13' •·<>unce t•an l pineapple chunks I orange 2bananas 8 marai.chino cher. rt CS Herc ·~ a ta sty. tangy Polish sausage created in the Sch1rmer's Sausage Kitchens. Top quality U.S.D.A. beef and succulent lean pork are blended with delicate spices, then hickory smoked the natural way until fully cooked. You'll get raves when you serve it with eggs, on a sandwich or steamed and served with sauerkraut. l ook for the llttl• Schirmer's Sausage Maker on the p•ch1• In your m1rket. .----" Schirmtrs the Sociable Sausage Avall1bl1 in the Dell case of: MARKET BASKET 1 quart bing cherry lee cream Reserved pineapple !>}rup 2 quarts chilled black cherry soda Drain pineapplt!. re· serve syrup. Peel onnge and cut Into wedges. Cut ea<'h banana into l·lnch shces. On eight 5 lo 6 inch skewers, alternate fruit and top each skewer with maraschino cherry. Place two scoops ice cream and fruit kabobs in clgh( tall glasses. Combine rc1>crved ptneapplc '>yrup and 11oda Fill glassc:. with i.oda mixtun• Serve with long handled spoons and :.traws Makes 8 drinks Best Idea Since ., Shopping Carts j ~~w you can do a week's shopping • <: ~~ without forgetting a single item! Use pre-printed ~~~~ shopping lists ~~::: prepared for you by ~\'"\'\~ct--' PILOT PRINTING. ~-" ~~ 140 teper•t• printed ltem1, '-6_ ~ ... 6" ...a1\'-plu• addltlonel tpacH 1ou "Q er ~~o,y· can flll In yourHlt. """(..,: \ .... ~, ........ \.<:! c.0 ... '14 ~ ... 9'_ c.lf-vv<> _..,. 'A .... ~ ~cY ~~~~~ a~~"':~ to' ~o.l)4.. ... ,.o ~ ~;~ z::e~~,<P ~ Q )I ltapf•• 21 Ye9et1btH 14 Frultt • h k•"Y lt•m• 5 hYeragH ,, Meat and ""' .,..,. .. 11 Delry lt•m• 20 Mlac.,l•neouJ '* 10, 1117 OAIL v PILOT c 11 Eastern Breakfast Unusua I had an Indian breakfast the other day. tr you can call a six coura~ banquet breakfast. The meal was pre· pared for me by HansraJ Kapotra, veteran chef (loom the Asian subcont1 nent, hours before he beean his day cooking at New York's Raga reataurant. Kapotra has been chef In many kitchens over the pust three decade!., Including the Indisn Pavilion at the 1964 New York World's Fafr and Canada's Expo '67. He hu prepared delicacies for Indira Gandhi. Jacqueline Onassis and Bntain's Princess Margaret. HIS Jove of good food amounts to a passion and the dishes he describes made me realize that most Americans know very little about India's cu1sme. cxct·pt for curry and rice. Cert111nly ver.> few have i.ampled an Indian breakfast unless they have v1s1tcd that coun· try Of course, most In- dians do not start their day with any such lavish fare, but I was told a sur- prising number of the more arnuent do. In fact. some of the mornin1: meals whipped up in the he) day of the raJahi. featured 30 or more dishes. mixture or scrambled Green Pepper, eggs, garlic. g1naer and chopped, 2ounccs other spices This was Butter. 3 ounces accompanied by Alu Cumin seeds, 1 l Bhav1. wtuch consisted of teaspoon potal-0 bits swimming 1n 12 egis bqu1d curry with tomato Paprika to taste and oruon slices. Salt to taste The little room left on Black pepper to my plate was heaped taste with Channu Ulndi, a Heavy cream, 2 rich mixture or c hick t<tblt>spoons peas. turmeric 1md other Fresh coriander, a herbs. All three dishes few sprias chopped had a distinct curry Chop finely the onions. flavor. tomatoes, ginger, garllc Indians accompany .andgreenpepper. this ribslicking meal Mell butter in frying with two kmds of bread pan, add cumin seeds Bhatu. an Inflated and sautc firs 5 lngre· globe of thin crust and dienta. paprika. ult, pepper and cream and sel aside. When vegetables aro heht brown aller belna :.auteed in the butter. add beliten ens and whbk over medium heat lJll they are ~crambled a arn1sb wath chopped coriander and serve. HIGH PROTEIN flat disks of AJoo Pratha. Be at e g ai s wit b When I flnlahed,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_;_~~~~~~~~~~~ K apotra served me por· lions of plclled upple and carrot topped wllh a dollop of yogurt Then came a !>ervang o f pickled chicken bit:> plus more spiced carrots. Ir you are sun able to eat after this. an Indian ho!>t will probably ply you with a mult1colored c.r:.:.ortment of !>\\ ect:. wtth a heavy acct•nl on shredded coconut The food is usually washed down with milk or buttermilk. Indians are great tt>a drinkers. but don't start on It till midmorning. I obtained this recipe for Akurl from Chef Kapotra. Onions. minced, ounces Tomatoc:., tltt•t•d. ti ounce. Ginger. l'hoppt·d. 1 S 1 GROUND IEEF SAU USDA CHOICI L-' ...................... 99' u. LEG s I 48 Extra &... •..••..•.••••..... 89cu. .._o_·LAM __ a_. _. ·-·-· _. ·-·-· _. --La..-::,.. L .. ...._ ................ 49\a. WHOLE s219 1 o u.. IN~ Ifft s9to FILLET • • • • • • • . . • • • u. ' ........ ........................ 5to7 U... PORK SALE ~~~ ................. 99' .... "°"&.-.a.,. .............. 99'u. USDANIMI SfDEOFIHF ounces Centerpiece of m y Garlic. minced. J 1 TOft SIRLOIH S I lS ,.,..... ~ cur & wu'"° -10.14 U.. ......... LL breakfast was akuri, a ounce (jiW IED-1) ::..,._~ .. _ .... -~:::-~ Of'e. SUNOAYS t•7:.. -61.... -""'--==..;_..,.---lii:llil. ...,,, llii;'"~ .,__, __ -----· -~- rllUI DIKml --......... .... aa. ., 1911. . .. . . . . Wedne.da Au u11 tO. tt17 Hearty Salads· Satisfy bow M 1n (.'hlrktln ~•lad end Hun 'n ( whh Rye .. alad ... r Cwo new reclpt•A ~ &>ttaalty <"rc-at«id tCJ ul•e a •umm.,rt 1m1· chi mrt1a ChtC'ken s .. 111d 11 ~ faVC>raltt, takl-5 (lft • oriental penonah· •Y peeled .. riaw touch of chow meba noodles aDIS wuttr HAM 'N CllF.ESl-: WITH RYE SALAD l cnvelupe <I 1'1 OUfH't"J <'hfflitHl•Ut'e fnlX I tubl4:1poon r1n• J>•r ~ mu11lurd J t O :I I I.I bl I' 't JJlll>ll.' tnllk I J>Ut"kltKl' (jj OUOl"l' I tream c:h~•tl, •oftenoo 1 ~~ cupa minced or flneJy cho1>Pod cook 11d hum 6 aUce. eye bread ii cups J'rep1tred ttul.icJ grt"t'ns ' Ku:t~1an or thouund •~lund drc~11na In u :.mall bowl. com hllll' content'! of cht!esc '11u1•1· mix envelope, mu:.lurd milk und c rt· am t·hl'ei.e . max thorouMhly ~·orm &mall bulls from rounded teas- poonful1t of the cheese mixture and roll an tho rntnc1..• ham,..ch1ll Cut bread into 'Al-inch t•ubea, removing crusts Orsl, it desired. Toast cubes m 300 degrees oven, 20 muiutes or until crisp and slightly toast- ed, stirring occasionally. Just before serving, toss cubes and cheese balls with prepared greena.. Serve with russ ian or thousand isl and dressing. Serves 6 to8. Sure to tempt any~~~~~_.,~~~~--~~~---'---~~~~~--~~~----~~~------~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~--------~~-------------- sandwtch entbwua1t l!i 1he Ham 'n cheese with Rye Salad. Cboice htUo morsels or mustard flavored cheese b;tll~ Cool Ideas for Summertime Dining , rolled an ham can be foaand. nestled amon& crispy-cold salad eree~. Complete either meal I wttb marinated green 1 beans, flhced tomat~. • l garden fresh r elishes. coffee or icoo tea and 1' everyone~ favor1tl', Jernonpte CHOW MEIN CHICK ES SALAD 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 2 table spoons Worcestershire sauce 1 can (J.ounce) chow m<>in noodles ',cup mayonnaise 1., teaspoon onion salt 6 CUP' ('Uhe<f cooked <·hicken l'a cups ·diagonally sliced celery .,..., cup slict'd wHter ch~-tnuts Lettuce leaves Melt butter in shallow baking pan and combine wJtb 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce Add chow mean noodles and toss to coat with mixture. Bake 1n 300 degree oven 20 minutes. stirring •>ccasionally Combine mayonnaise. onion saJt and remaining tab l espoon of Worcestershire. Just before serving add dressing to chicken. (•elery, water chestnuts. and part (If chow mcrn noodles. Star gt•ntly to coal. ' Serve chicken salad Of' ' bed of lettuce leaves ,garnished with remain rng noodles Serves 6 •a . uy1ng Guide Offered Knowing when, what and how to buy quality foods is as important as knowing how to cook them. As food in season is tastier, Jess expepalve and better for you, a . comprehensi'Ve auide on bow to buy for quallty, plus more t.han 1050 teat- ed reclpea from gourmet dinners to potluck snac~s ls featured in ·•creative Cookinf,.. a new book from Reader's Digest. The publlcaUon also offers aome "°° atep.by-step .. bow to.. draw- i n 11 and diaerams which show the basic preparation and cookln& metbodl for meat, fi11h, brellds, vegetables and deuertl. An wiusual feature ts a feclpe•·by-tbe month sectiOn which focuses on 8euonal foods, and there is a aulde on how to buy. store and serve wine. The boot .. detlaned to appeal and be useful to bachelors wltll dny Jdtc:beo.s, bouaewlves, career women _-_ad gourmet dlda .. wen u tb.enot.-.1mplrecleoolt. The publication it. ••ailatHatboobtorea. . RalphsCoupOnand a Half savinm ••• that's.the Nu111berOne way Bfff·Center Cul 7Bone ChuckSteak per lb. l1htr Remowed Beef Rib Steak per lb. II 58 Fo1ter Farma-Brea1t1 with Albe Atttehed Thighl °' Dr11m1tlckt C8llfornla Grown Frys Pm1S ·~- WlllOlll Certified .., Franks 1201. II ptlg. USDA USDA Choice Beef-Golden Premium Meats CHOICE All Ralphs ... , Roast cmc1 Steaks Are UIDA Choke l•cluslwely ~:· 111 O P*~"Steak :-1•• U\O , llttl Chuc> '"o'c~, 7-Bone Roast ~:· I 79 ~Sirk>in Pork Chops 11 .. 1ch11el UIO• s . St k per c•c1u1 WISS ea II> I D• llttl Chwc> r"o'u Flanken Ribs p .. "' •••t 'O•nl Cut ~.wt!JBeef Brisket ""' It UIOA • 5111 Cvl>u -• a,c1i tewing Beef lb ~~ox1a;1 -lb Take aclwC111ta9e of ewen 9reatu 1awlnp with ,,. .99 131 121 .59 Ralphs Coupon Trading Post Now you can take advantage of even ·greater coupon savings by trading manufacturers· coupons you can't use for .ones-you· can at Ralphs Coupon "' Ttadlng Post. One more reason why Ralphs IS Number One in · shopper preference 1n the Los Angeles- Orange County area. 0 '"'" ,., .... ''"" Best-0-Fryer 0 c;;Uf&rtt;;,u·-fb ~P':k·~ ~ sk;';i~ Rex Sole ~s~~Tuna SllPfW Dell v Fi~~ Bologrla v Lelle To Ullo Cl!Mdat Longhorn Chew 'V. 'loltc""'-··. lllctl . . Com Oil Margar'u.e ~'1ocie-9'Md Momnlla Chew ~~ I ~ H;yilulf Bread ~Cdtaec8kes ~t;;;Tee Cak• ~-,..0...- :· .99 ,.., 21• Ml UN. 89 ,.., . "' 1 .. ... ,.. 1" "' ' •.. .49 ..... 101 ,., '"''· 1111. 77 .... 1•• ... ..... , .... 111 jM ltOI 1•• ... 1!:'.89 ,, ... 99 .... ... 89 !. 12• Wines & Spirits ~-..,v-. stt-ilsiht~ ~~Voclui ...... •IXAJIFU .................. . .... .u111•1 . c•••• A......aL I I ISco,,i - UUlllADDI I - 1/2 I Tiii V MUI I fOlfOIALOf : ................................... ___ ..._ ....... __ .............. Ralphs ... first to bring you coupon and a hall and first to bring you the Coupon Trading Post...offers coupon and a half savings again thrs week! That's right. this week your manufacturers' cen~off coupons are worth 500!. more at Ralphs when you buy the item. And to help you find the manufacturers· coupons you need. every Ralphs store has a Coupon Trading Post where you can trade the coupons you can't use for ones you can. Coupon and a halt and Ralphs Trading Post -Two mOfe reasons why Ralphs 1s Number One in shopper preference in the Los Angeles-Orange County area One coupon per item and one item per coupon unless specified otherwise Not to mclude "retailer" or "free" coupons or exceed the value ot the rtem ................. 11 .. a.1 rt17,tt77 1 oi. pkg. Aatorted Flavor• =. Dlller11 6 oz . plg. II 7oL II tube Pantry Fillers I• •• 39 .. &?J~'M'etons ... .10 .. _ "· ~.22 ~-~.·--Brown Onions ... •• .10 1::.24 ~,.... ..... Gt_ , .10 Cabbage .... ... 1:.. .... 29 Frozen Foods 1!: .39 U. c--.!-!r. • .....,... ~Jeno's f'IZZI '=" .88 ~.39 IOct. 45 pl! ... ~·.99 ~.73 Ill>. 1•• , .... ~· 1•• ~.52 1!: .59 ~ .38 '::·.ea Health & Beauty Aids ~ Fruit Dip Berry Tasty Topping Fruity Turn to papay as fthey ·re at th ei r c he a pest now> for a sweet Jam to fill cakes. t op waffles and pan· cakell. or spoon over lee c re a m . yo g u r t a nd granola. )IRS. KEALOllA'S PAP.\ YA JAM :? ripe papaVJ'i halved and sc<·ilC'tl 8·0u0l:t• can cru~hl•il pin e appl e an un ,weeten ed pineapple JUICC l leasv<><>n I rc~h Ii m ,. JUICC With a tabl e~poon scoop out the papaya pulp: cut into 11 inch cubes ·-there :.hould hl• ahout :! cups. The <·oo,ing procco;s will hreak do,\l n t he cube:S a bLt but soml.' lex· lure will be retained. Turn into a m t•dium s au cepan wit h t he 1>lneapple. Ori nit 1ust to a boil. l\emove from heat and gentl~· stir 1n the lime juice. Cool. Store in a ro"ere<I iar in the refrigerator 11 the .. j am" L-; to be eaten soon or pack into an a1rt11ht fret!zer ·proof t·onta1ner ant! store in thl' rreezer for later use. 1 lt can keep In the rree1.er for a cou· pie of months with no change tn n il\ or or t·ol · or > Makes about 3 cups. It's Just Plum Good It's a deaaert ! FRESH PLUM SOUP 3~ cups diced fresh plums 1 quart water 1 cup sugar '.t teaspoon 1rated lemon rind ' •. 2 t.abJespoonJ corn· •starch blended with 2 t.abl•poons cold water Salt to lute In a lar1e saucepan bring to a boll the plums, ~at.er. suaar and lemon rind; cook unUJ fruit Is •ery soft and su1ar dis· solved. &vain throu1h a fine· ll'leab sieve or cheesecloth. Return to aaucJ'pan and atJr In the confltarch mixture and thtlllt. Sttrrlna constantly, brlnf 11aJn to a boll and boll i minutes. Chlll. P•N eour cream. Malt .. ~1ervin1a. ........... ,, ...... ··-. ~IY. A~Ult 1011'77 DM.YPILOT '"~ Wbethlr you're bavinc a fw berry \'<>furl ~etablt Dip b a until eoft and nutty. Gradually \4 CQP well dra!Ded pickle re-z tablHPOODI bottle~ lrilAdl few coal.all•, or boldq • 11u:/i accom ct to • plat-beat In cranberry Nuce and IOW' Ult\ bonerlldtlh bl• few IO. here are IOm• •rt· ter CNdl\'9. cream. Fold ln nutl. Ill a bc*I, m1z ft.rtt t ~ lcupc~ _ tdeaa tw realty creat Chlll until ready to aerve. dleata ad clllU unW rMdJ to ~ cup chopped aweet Lll~·U•a•pfcture dip. C&EA.-vCMNBZllY Servo wU.b fnalta to UH U dip. serve. Sene with ve1etables to pickled~ p1n1 d'oeuvr• that a.re a RUJTDIP pera. uae as dlppen. Lara• • lbell.S and I DIP \0 pnpare. Dip: If desired, peel a lar1e U dealred. hollow out. a bud ol develned abrtmp (or scallops, J>iQuant cnnberr lo 11uce 1 packac• (I owic•> cream honeydew melon and aUce otl l:fi 1reen cabbqe and uae it to bold cbanbol. lcater« cnbmeat > and i'tllah are the mqJc ~re-ch .... , softened and remove Hedi. Slice a am 1 the dip. Makes 3 cups. In a bowl, m1x all lqndlmts d.lent few thele navonom• lPI t,\ cup whole berry cran· pJece from bottom of melon so it Dlppen except abrimp. Cfdll uaW a= that Joto with a variety ot foods. berrya&uc• stands levd. Serve dip in melon. TblD raw carrot slices to serve. Serve aurrouoded wt ,.,..b fruit.a make a tantalldnl 1 cup (~plot> 10U.r cream Makes3cu111. Green pepper atripa abrlmptouae udlppen. bon d 'oeuVl'e uaortment. when ~ C\IP flnely chopped nut.a Whole cherry \Omatoea It desired. hollow out a larao combl.Ded on a platter with a CBANBE&&YYOGURT Thin raw zuccblnl or round loaf ol Italian or pum. CHUDY Cranberry Fruit Dip Pioe=~k. VEGETABLE DIP cucumber allces pernlckd bread leavtn1 a IMll S.rve the~ ln a melon wblch Dl,p: Sliced raw muahrooms ~-hlch tblck. Place tho bowl of bu been .Sand carv.S out. Stra halves 1 plot U& ounces> plain SPICYCBANBE&&Y dip in the c.ater and boot lblimp .=t becomln• a popular Orance aecttona yoawt (2 cue; over the edle ol tbe bre.cl IMll. Seedl••c· ~ cup c peel tcallloaa SBallllP DIP Garnish with parsley aprtp ot · ~to the coektall aceae are 1 cup cranberr1·orange re-btallbtul, wal1Ulnt conacloua Bananac 1 11'1 CU.P sieved jellied c:ran-carrot tops. Makes 2~ cu~. ve19t.able bots d'oeuvres. Cran· ?dub cream cboese 1n a bowl berrysauc. Uab · Buyer beware! Supermarkets are playing games again! And guess who pays for the prize~~? (Al odds of up to 389,286 to 1 ). YOU do! At the cash register. To prove it, we recently shopped at one of the "Bingo Markets." We bought the items that most people are likely to buy on an average shopping trip: meat, produce, canned goods. detergent, etc. The total came to $79.21 . We then bought exactly the same things at Alpha , I ' f I i CJ .. DAil v PILOT New Morality for the. Birds (Ann Landers ~ · l> R ANN l.ANV1'.;RS· About llvt1 y .. ra 10 )OU prlnled • V'M'M· f htlll"• lt WU callrd ·r e I.am nt " Wht>n I rnd lt l was moved butt O<nl~r droam9d I'd ever nHd It for my owo t ft' Wdl, now-J cJu l.lc."t'JK'flltc:ly Wiii you (>lease bunt il uv and run 1t qllln,, Thank you ury m&Kh. SHORT 1111.L. NJ. MOTHER D.EA& MOTllEa: Tbe .,... ..... by Nanty C1I ud ll procl•nd an ueapecled retpoaM ,,.. Uftl•I~'·· All p<ieHIH. I'm nuusJ.na u ..... for yw and ot.IH!r1 wbu hn 11kt'd for a re· ~at.. 1 •:t .,.AGE LAMENT by NANCY CURTIS Thl· nc: w mCJr ..illty llJld freedom t'N>m cl 1a1sei. what • draa' f'rom ~om knd Uwtl aJwwys 1at1tuma fo'rom homework l>l'Jlbele5a hour3 f'rom dLScapltne -ust•lea!I From church a bore Jo'rom contomuty -a haniup. I'm my own womao now. Made ao by one ded•iOD. One hour ~love and pleasure. FrM now to look al my cbHTleadln1 aweoter han~tna In the closet. My book• and basketball schedule re.tine on the shelf. My material for a prom formal -oever m<Ade -as It alts amid tht remnant. or lhe fabrtca left over from my malemlty IOJ)ll. My medal• from band and cholr, foraaken lfl lbe clutter ot a jewelry box. My friends puatng by my window Lauchlng over the aosslp column in the 11chool paper And 1tullng over who will be the next to expl!rience The new morality -and freedom Forcleanln1 -wbatadra&! For hJm always ar1utni. !<'or ironina -aenaeleu hours. F'or dlsbes useless. For cookine a bore. For aex -a banaup. Ob, God, lt you are there. Please let someone lake this cryin& baby off my hands And let my feet dance once more 1 am ao old. And 1 waa never young. DEAR ANN LANDERS: You are golnt to settle lhl•: When a man and a woman meet on the street, who should speak first? l say the woman -becauae ii ahe chooses not to recognize the man. for whatever reason, lt Is her privtleee. Am lrigbtorwrong? VERMONT DEAR VERM: When friends meet, tbe one who recop11es the other flrat should speak flrat. Warntnc: Al we get older, the ol' eyes uea't what &hey 1IHd to be, IO don'& consider yoaneU snubbed If you aren't aclmowled&ed. It cOQld be ah a& you weren'& teen. Fashion Safari Twist: Tie One On ' . By MARCIA FORSBERG Ol ttoe 0.1ty .. , ... ii.loll It's a Jungle out there. th ank.s to Withs Hiii Lions and tigers and bears, oh my' Koalas, ~1raffes, lebra.s. Stripes and spoL'i. Earth brown!>, ,:(olds, taupes, ru!>ls and · :.1ennas. All that jungle fever, that sensual wilderness. the African veld scattered w1lh shrubs and safuns 1t 's all come to the city Willis Hill brought his lrunkload or jungle motif scarves to department :.tores in Newport Beach as part of his nationwide tour cornerofblsaunglasses a straw hat. When woman minglin1 with Wilh his zebra striped fashioned Jnto turbans, th~. crowd pin cushion at the ready, they'r e "good for hostess . .. Probably frown on he fished through the things .. , They can even it. notlceq her compa- scarves on the table and be tied on lhe side or a mon. with a flourish began to handbag. wrap a halter around lhe When wrapping the body of a young woman. head, "fold lhe scurf an "I can show you 25 thirds, stretch it, angle It ditrerent ways to wear and tie it off to the side - scarves around your it's smarter and more neck and 55 ways for flatterlna than lied at the around your body and back,'' he advised. head," he told the After ali, "you don't audience, which was want to look like you're growing larger by the gonna scrub floors." he minute chastised. In addition lo hts Thenslipatoff,stufflt /"' African anjmal line, Hill with tissue paper, pack it also has been showing 10 the suite ase .. a nd designer Oscar de la you'reoff." Renta's recent work. HiU suggested twisting "He's into paisleys. We one time at the center DEHMIS ROSENE 410 We& Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 64~70 Do you feel awkward, Mlf·C'CIDltious -Joae- ly? Welcome to the club. There'• belp Cor yoa II\ Ano Landen'• booklet, ''The Key to Populari- ty.'· Send 50 cents in coln with your requ.t and a 10111. stamped, sell·addreued envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 111~5. Qllcqo,W.all. CHRISTMAS CARDS 2096 OFF f R t\NClc\)-ORR f 1ne static:ray cm:na del mar SENIOR CITIZENS loW Off All m ~ Pare••••• SAVE ON ALL PURCHASES av HCOMING A MlMalll Of OUll SlNIOll (JTIZlNS SAVIHGS PLAN AT NO COST l 0 YOU, RENTALS & All Prt ·P•ltl IX ,, .. ,. .. , HHord •Lit ·~· ·-· ollege Pharmacy 4 JO f Alli O JI l ''~rt. lllt '>•\ I I ... ' ' O••l1>J••rv 'l•·f11fl ,. '•l•· 1;~H ------~- FOR THE SHAPE OF YOUR FUTURE UH WHAT YOU HAVa HATIMAU.Y ... NO MAalNIS ONLY llOOY 6 MIND The designer and consultant for New York's Accessory Street 1s known around fashion circles at the "scarf wizard," but what he does with the silk !-.QUart'l> and oblongs has nolh1n~ to do w1lh hocus pocus Designer Wiiiia Hiii h a v e a d j o i n i n g baok to keep lhe fabric s howrooms in New from aUpping when it's York." wom around the neck. "See me for car home, life, health and bUsiness There appears to be magic involved, though, as he transforms the plain to eye-catching with theatrical demonstrations. Using vo lunteers rhosen from the Introducing The New Staff Of LUZZETTA HAIR DESIGN AT NEWPORTER INN audience, the energetic man fhpped, twisted, tied, flared and fluffed the sultry scarves. He 's a self· proclaimed ac · cessory hound and a jun~le Creak. He n oted that the It's okay to wear two 27·anch square scarf is scarves or the sam e the most popular, but color and pattern, too rectangles and pareos After demonstrating Clarge squares) also his wizardry on one have a place in his bag of volunteer, she confessed tricks. she'd never worn a head wrap before. THEY CAN BE used Would she now? "Yes, us evening wraps or I thlnkit'dbefun." s hawls, tied together or Hill selected a tall, • • ACC E.SSO R I ES wrapped up as sarongs s triking, mlddlc·aged have always been one or fanny wraps. They go woman for one of his of my lovei. because they around the neck or magic tricks. He took the are so versatile." he around the head. blue band off her straw explaint'<f Twist and coil them hat and covered the top insurance~ IH\U•AN(I• likt a l'O()d ntigbbor, Stale Farm is 1hett. ....... ,., .............. , llkr• r,,t:1111u ai.o.-_,.., .. .._., JOAN OAIHlflL CATHEAIHE BOWDOIN YOGA and CONTOURING EXERCISES 270t HAMOA94.VO~A .... IUlft JCN h I 54s-saoo I Why the Jungle into delicate. feminine wath a jungle slr1pe passion? "From the 1926 rosette flowers at the scarf, letting the ends Vogue poster of the throat, the side of the s wing freely atthe back. ~~~~~~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;m!=:;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii model riding the zebra. face or the center of a He wrapped her head I The zebra i s m y halter top. with an identical scarf 1,fJh~ trademark, see.," Tie one tn a knot at the and placed the hat on top He pulled up the center, flip it over and for a dramatic effect. sleeves of his bla'ck and drape it around the neck Pleased, she decided to l' while minute checked for a smashing Jabot buy lhem and wear them ,~ ~ jacket to reveal rings spllUngoutofablueror. therestoftheday. ~~ '" and a wristwatch overasweater. "What would he do ~ ... ~ ./ decorated with black and Wear one under a over a bead full of :!=!~~~~d ~:ft~ -f-:ed:;;or=a:;o;;:r;;:o;;:v;;:er::;:th=e;;:t;:op;;:;;;of:::;;;:r;;;;;ol;;le;;r;;;s;;;?;;;";;;w=on;:;d;;;e;;;;r;:;e;;;d;;;:-a 30 % • 7 5 % OFF shoes carried the theme, complete with a zebra LADIES .... _.,. necklace and a portrait of ~e animal ln the SPORTSWEAR Tom. Don. Pat. June and Lee Ann ( H ERB CA£~ ) AMUSES, Saturdaya A PULL SERVICE SALON . . for men & women. Hair cutting. Styling permanent waving . cororlng. manicure (Porcelain & Juliet). Pedicure. Individual Eye LashM DAILY PILOT I I 07 ,_. ... U.. .....,_,. le«ti '4M740 ......... c ... W.....C...,... QUMCE ~-· ..... 4tf ..... Ttistllt ... 14) 191·19S8 HAMS -SO Good ••• It Wll ,._..You 'tll It's G.t't • Andy lo Serve wlthHoney'n ~ 0111:• • Splr•I Siie.cf From Top to Bollom • We PaciMge anlJ Ship from Co11t to Coast • Full Service Oelle11teseen • Imported Ch ..... COIOMA on MAI J100 .. Ceett NWy. r714l uwa• Pllll SPllNfS 7fR6Hwy. II .. ~ ........ IMCHOMfHC£ (114) 341.3194 fox ~ hounds, inc. ·halt atudlo You are invited to our grand opening On Sunday, August 14 2:00-6:00 p.m. 3434 Via Udo, Suite 250 • Lido Vllloge. Newport Beach, Co. (714) 67J..6650 Separates -Jad(eta-Tops -Pent• 8104.lset ·Skirts-Or .... lingerie • Sleepwear· Casual Shea Sweatera • Short• • Cott• Swimwear SHEETS AND CASES HJMTID P4TTllMS OML Y Twins.-Ooublet-KlnQ & Queen REDUCED BARGAINS FOR MEN Sportahlrts -Pants· Knit Shirts Pajamas -Sport Coats 3 PIECE SUITS 149" MEWMAIKDO THIS WEEK Koratron ~-and Poly Gaba'dine Scioftsweer. Pantt Kulottea. Shorts. Jacketa. Skirt.-SuMy Cokn. PARK CLOS! TO OUl EAST INTIAMCI AT .. OP MA•MOUA° MAJOR CllDIT CAIDI SINCE 1Ht DIEPAftTM•NT •TOftE MCMIRt "" ... ,.,. •A&Y I CLO• .... , 1116 MIWPOIT ILYD .. COSTA MISA . . 1, • Friendship Is Golden When .N.-port Chapter, NadlC1na1 Charity waiuc openrtl lht' d0<Jra lcJ It. newnt pbll~7. ll was obvwu1 anothcir com m a,oeedwu~1n1mc·\ More thin 1JO acntor r1ll1t:n.1 attended the lnformal affair at the Goldtn Ttmus. a new C"CDl• at 114 E 19th St , Ca.ta llaH UnUl rtcenUy aenlora hid been U1ln1 the city'• Community Recreation Center. wbit" also houses the Civic Playhouae and oth•cily•porusond d ... es and activities Accocdio1 to Barbara Buroham, a 1~. \be new drop-m center war. or1embed with the encourqement or the Community Center's coordanldor The purpote ol the new program 1s to meet needs ol and supply act.Jv1t1 es of in terest to 1M1or c 1t1Ltms On operung day, gues~ were asked to register their ravorite acllv1hei. and m· terest.s AlLbou&h the center 1• le!>S than a month old, programs already have been 10- ausurated for travel, garderung, Spantah cla.sa, a kitchen band, bridge, pinochle, la· ble games, s ang·a·long and a film day. Bingo is played every Fnday from 10 a m to 1 p.m. and Cilms are shown from 3 lo Son theaameday. Cookies, punch, coffee and tea are availa· ble every day. Residents are urged to drop by anytime, to get acquainted and to par- ~icipatein the acllvilies of their choice. The center is a new philanthropy of the <'hapter, as the major one for the past few years has been phased out. Members supported a John Tracy Clini.c for children with hearing problems, but 1t no longer Is necessary, they say, because or a similar program adopted by the Newport· Mesa School 01str1ct which includes children 18 months old through high. School. .. - . '( Back yard at the Golden Timers Center is being spruced up by (left to right) Nola Parish, Aimee Laurino and Ron Bybee. Kitchen band attracts attention of (left to right) Dorothy Walsh, Marcella Van Riper, Beatrice Dutchman, Dorothy Burdick, Bonnie Bybee, Evelyn . Peters and Garnet Barrick. nn:L~ 9CR€€k • H 0 .. ANNUAL 20°/o OFF DECORATING SALE! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ JM GIVES THE CREME DE LA CREME OF OUR FALL COLLECTIONS A WHIRL AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA TOMORROW · Al 2:00 P. M. JOIN US ~OR A TASTE Of A MAGNIFICENT FASHION SEASON. V\19dnelday,August10, 1977 DAIL V PILOT CJ S Calendar Events Varied · WOMENS ' AMERICAN ORT: A ateak barbecue will be sponsored by the Oranae County West Chapter at 7:30 p.m . &alurday, Aua. 13, ln the Green Valley Clubhouse ln Fountain Valley. The C08t for lbe eve- ning, which alao will ln elude aames, 1wimmin1 and dancln&, is $10 . Reaervahons may be made by callina Fritii at 892·0527 or Gila at 988-0395. UCLA CLUB: UCLA football coach Terry Donahue will be suest ot honor al the new year'• kick-off party Sunday, Aug. 14. at the Villa Park home ol put prea!deot Tom Thrasher. Tickets are $4 for the party, whlcb will lnclude a "football feast" ol bot dogs, peanuts. beer and soft drinks. Further in- formation is available by calling Les Munson, 673-3537 or Edith Lynes. 830-4297. Taurus, Take A Short Trip THURSDAY, AUGUST II By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21-April 19): You may reel "lied in knots." Basic materials are available, but you may have to apply pressure. Emphasis is on knowing when to finish, how mucb you are to receive. TAURUS (April 20-May 2C)): Permit joie de vivre to shine forth -relatives, net1bbors, "busybodies" should not control your mood -or your lire. Take a short trip -be rid of burden not your own in first place. GEMINI (May 21-June20): New approach to earnings, savin1s ls necessary. Indications are that you're noL getting enough for efforts, money. You remedy this via new contacts. CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Breakthrough indicated -your views make impact. You rise above petty annoyances, red tape -you gatn "teacher" as an ally. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You shine -people are drawn to you and feel better bemg around you. Travel, entertainment could be featured. Take overall view. Leave fine points, details for another day. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sepl. 22): Accent on getting what you need. Key is to be thoroug~. Your natural abilities surface -and you profit as re- sult. Friend in transit communicates problem. UBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Restrictions are liCted. It may not be apparent on surface, but erand opportunity is present. Be ready for change of scenery, special relationship, newa whlch Indicates travel. SCORPIO <Oct 23·Nov. 21>: Adjustment within family circle is indicated. Accent on com· municatlon, tbe revealing or secrets, travel, articulation of personal philospphy. SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Define terms be positive concerning quotes, ri1hts and per missions. Oesirt; should be ~empered with practical considerations. Emphasis on lax· es, security. CAPRICORN <Dec . 22·Jan. 19): Dig in -on more delays. Attend lo business, including legal r amifications. Friend could aid.in making valua- ble contact. But basic material is obtained only when you observe, find loopholes. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18): You gel second chance to promote product, personal abilities. Key is to improve services, to update display -and to keep diet-health resolutions. PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Creative abilities are spotlighted. Refuse to be backed into corner . Assert needs, Imprint style, make changes, brighten surroundings. f.. NEWPORT BEACH HADA.SSAB: A coffee for prospective me m- ben will be held at 10:30 am. Nooday, Aua. 15, in the Bi& Canyon home or Mra. Bernard Samson. Further information 1s available by calling Mrs. Ben J . Helphand , 640-IM82. EXECUTIVE WOMEN INTER -' NATIONAL : Th e quarterly bwllness meet· lng wtll be held ln the Angel Stadium press club Tuesday, Aug. 16. Vlri\nla Coup of the Big Sisters will be the guest speaker. AMERICAN AS- SOC IATION OF RETIRED PERSONS: Or. Ron Lapin will answer health questions at the 1 p. m. Wednesday. Aug. 17, meeting of the Huntington Beach chapter. JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE: A woman's group ls being formed to provide a supportive en- v I ronmenl in which separated, divorced. widowed or "alone again" participants may share and deal with com- mon feelings and prob- lems. Staff counselors will lead discussions of topic!> s uch as financial dif- ficulties. re-entry into th e social scene a nd today's morality. FEMINIST WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTER : Self-help clinics are be· ing held by the group lo learn m ore a bout physiology, anatomy and sexuality. Further mformaboo 1s available at the center, 547-6381. SANTIAGO LIBRA.RY SYSTEM: Special pho· tography programs have been planned for W ednes · duy, Aug. 17, al two member librar ies. The Orange Public LI brary will r ea lure Tom and Mi ch elle Grimm. local autnors, lecturers and pho t ographers , beginning at 7:30 p.m . The Mariners Branch of the Newport Beach Public Library will pre· i;ent Beth Koch, wbo will discuss her philosophy on photography, at 7:30 p.m. Her work will be on display at the branch dunna August. ·Jumbo ·GOtida OFF~. ... -... _.._.... .. ,...... ... . .. ... -..... ..,. .... ,,, .... \,. ' . . I • ••• From rivers ..S stre1m1 and oceans, we've landed • &rand •"•r of your favorite sea foodsf · Butterf ish •••••. s l 3t frf;!t,h ltllrl•' A d111in1w oJ r)(llC :;. Fresh Clams ••• 79~ 81/mon ~:~YE ...... '2.ll =-- From the areat Northwest-a tre&t you'll describe u sheer delight! Whole or half ( htrr\ .. tf•llt'"' Ir •Ill .'\t-w 1-:n1d&nd :: F h Cl 5119 ·= res ams . . . • Fresh Salmon Steaks cooo CUT •••••••••••• s 3't :• i.11tlt·ntd,, lrnm !'\~w Enizlunct hre up the coalt' You'll want to barbecue thCl!e tempting 1teak11, for u lrcal to remembtor ~=~ s df • h FRESH $499 . wor 1s sTEAKs........ • c·,.,., 1•r • 111 • • 111 ullord y11u more value in really fine ealin1t' ·: Fresh Trout EACIL ...... 69< . :· from the rnlcl wall•r11 of lduho ... fine flavored trout-Net wt. 5 oz cnch True Codrwu ••• 521! Smoked Halibut 527! Fillet of SOLE Frc,,h' ~lilcl l·:ni.:fi,fi Solt• Froz<>n Food ORANGE 29< JUICE Squid MOITDlY •••••• 79~ For adventure11ome appetite11' River Smelts • • • 99i From the rushing Columbia River Stuffed 5 , s i CLAMS ~ Matlaw's ... nf't weight 2 oz each. HALIBUT$ 3s9 STEAK • Center cut from Nori hern fish Mahi Mahi •••••. s 12t Brinic back Hawaiian memorieli Scallops ••••••• 535t Large size ... from AlaHkan sea11 Oysters wutm •••• s1 49 Make a stew this ~eek! M 111 jar Deviled Crabs • . 69~. ...,tufted ~Ir Fn .... ty . . net ~t. :t 111 1•11. WhtJ /1111 f I Ur111d1n u uuld offer \W'h u /abulu1" arm\' S FRESH FILLETS $189 napper PACIFIC RED • • • • • • • • • Always welcome at the table, whether from oven, broiler or 11killet! 0 · p hFRESH $199 cean ere FILLETS • • • • They'll be just right breaded and pan-fried! The folka will love them. Fresh Rex Sole s24~ Delicious breaded and fried Albacore ru • • • s 17! They'll wel come thi11! by the piece CRAB LEGS Meaty' Delicious! Alaskan crabs £~~.~ s~!~ .. ~~~ Mrs~~: Prawns mu um ••• SJ9! Green ahrim~hell on! 4 to 6 per lb. COOKED SJ59 SHRIMP • Ju1t right for shrimp cock~U Liquor Dep 't. REDUCED $1 .00! Ca:'di:n $ 4 99 TroC'M.\l'l'l I rorn Florida' ti 111 t'Ull Enjoy the hearty goodness of beef at its bc11t! l'<aturally aged, d0ttely trimmed' A gourm(•1'11 delil(hl! Loin cut of better beef! Silky 1mooth, but 86 proof! Quart Spinach 1111Dsm. • • • 29c Your choitc -Le-of or Chopped-LO o:i ' Snack Tray • • • • sgc • • Jrno's P11.1.11 I reolR ••• 71 ~ 11t pkg Lemon Juice • • . 49c l\fmule Mnacl pure'. i': rJl run Onion Rings •••• 35c Ore Ida -rrai.p them and "l'r\·l'' 7 oz Cheese Pizza . . s 149 \'on de Knmp's -big 19 ounce package 7 Bone Roast •• 89~ Chuck cul of U.S.D.A. Choice beef Chuck Steak • • • 69c. Center cut! U.S.D.A. Choice beef Beef Roast :ss14t Shoulder clod U.S.0.A. Choice chuck SPARE RIBS Fresh! Meaty! from E88tem pork · Mayonnaise :.W110N .. 79< lmitofion hecau111 it hu leas oil ..• but it h&s the flavor and value! Quart ·· Tomato Sauce ...... 29< Del Monte for thnt thick, rich saucy roodneu you prefer! 15 ounce can Margarine ................ 35< C'11mpnre thP quality, the flnvor, the value of Springfield! 1 lb carton . New Potatoes •• 23c . MJB Rice Mixes 33c . ,. ,. Ch111re or nnvon1 in 6 Ot pkf Whole in 16 ounQe can-Springfield . ,... ,. .-Lemon Juice • • • 39c Salad Dressing. 59c Sunkist-a brand you know! 16 ot. Girard'• F'fench or Champain~-8 oi • Clorox Bleach • • 79c Catsup Ill an • • • • 69C Liquid-for whiter whim! Oallon 'All the navor you expect! 26 oz Delicatesgen Franks FARMER ............. 79~ Polish Sausage 1189 · U1ln1er'e-12 oi pkf. (IUTlllST, ti.) . Orange Juice. • • gge Minute Maid-read)' to pour! 64 Of. ; Ground Beef W.sr5129• Game Hens •.•• s 12! Vodka .,..,. ••• 1999. Doe& not exceed 15', fat (Chopptd Sluts, too) U.S.0.A. Grade "A" and 24 oz. big' Save $1.00 on the half·aallon aize •• Sliced Bacon ••• s 12t Sausage rrAUAll STYl£ •. s 12t Scotch sc.SIY •• ;· s1019 El Rancho'11 thicker "ranch style" Our own blend-delightfully se880ned. The new 1.76 liter alul Save 60e Ground Beef ~n:s1 ot Lean! OOC1l not exceed 22r ( fat New York s399 STEAK • Exquisite! Loin cut <;!f Choice beef Super Shopper Grocery Specials IMO 39c Dressing Uae in place of tour creaml 16 oz Dinner ROLLS Springfield Brown 'n' Serve! Dozen Bratwurstnuao1. s1 2t -Ronrico Rum ••• s49• Pork, milk-~ veal and eeuoning BEEF LIVER 69~ Young! Tender! ••• and nutrltioua ChooM Licht or Dark! Save 36c ClM I. W. Harper •••• 1591 Stralaht wbiakey reduced 60e filth Gallo =~ e • • • • • • ~219 I Ruby Cabeniet French COlwnbard, Chemin Blanc, ~ ••• 1:nas1nsm Facial Tissue .. · ... · ..... 39< Nice 'n' Soft ... and it really i1! Sofrand a nice price! Pk1 of lfiO Grape Juice ........... _.69< Welch·1, o( courae! ... in the familiar purple or the new Red or Wtuta! 2' oa Gala Towels ........... 59c For to many jobs around the hoole! Chooae colort or white in the large roll King Size s1 iJ9 · Iced Tea ~ACK • • ggc Heddi Whip •••• 79c TIDE Th• one with power! (250 tff IMll . Price• in e{f ect Thuradoy Auguat 11 through. Wedneaday Auguat 17 Opt>n daily 9 to 9 Sundoy 10 to 7 No aale11 t't deoler11 Jtes. or Sugar Free! 12 oz cans Dessert Toppins-? oz aeroeol can Tuna ClllCllD••su ••• &sc Ice Tea Mix ••• tt 11 Light chunks, in Oil or Water! 6'11 o:r, Tuna Helper ~ 59c With Cheese or Cream Sauce •.• 8 ~ Lutcloualy aweet and juicy ••• temptln1 clu1tar ...... the dlfrettn~ In qualtty ,. .. LQ9 ............. Slll n~ .. ri~aoabu. ~ 111.'T ••••••••••••••••• 4tc MIUW, IN• .. bi~ liW ~M • ' 5 1899 DAILY PILOT THE '78's ARE COMING! Record <fisc0&mts on literally acres of new 1977 cai-s, trucks, vans and RV's in this gigantic wall-to-wall SELL OFF! 9J DAil Y PllOf MARMADUK w~. A11g1111 10. 1tn by Ired Andtnon 6k) ~ ~:~: "Bton1c ears• Marmaduke hears refrigerator doors at 500 yards' FUNKY WINKERBEAN ~N~~HE~ AT A BAND CAMP ~£A LOCAL HIGH 50100L BAND I~ ~EPARIN& FOR -rnE FALL! f·/O TANK McNAMARA MOON MULLINS !'M"JAU:IN& ~ WrTH HEAD ~TIE, 1-0LL(.,) BUDD! TODAY'S caassnaD PUZZLI UNITED Feature Syndicate &y Wm. F. Brown and Mil tasson ~·· *" APoUflt~G &~ING IN L.OV€ I? ONE •. Stlf ~ING '4.Aesz1eP l °fHtNG , 600M£rt... i'} ~Av1NG ro 5~:( fO~ ~A~M6 ... ~~*'™ MY t~·r,.rlr. · ~f1~tJo, 8f • CAIJS6 !'4 ?flt.I, It-I t,tt./e Wll"H vou.w.i~! MISS PEACH ~I by Tom Batiuk ~ AR~TOFALL IT HELPS IF (,l()O'RE A fi\&T HEALER f by Jeff Miiiar Ind Bill Hinds GORDO l i I i l "b;·rz.f, ~~"' !! \ DOOLEY'S WORt.O . DR . SMOCK by Mell 011] 0 by Gus Arriola ~~Ev JC~:" R 1PP•Nc '£,\t OLJT aE.;:;_ .... 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MIO In NAME STATIMl!NT Ille SURFSIDE COLONY COM ,..:::~oi10winqD"rto0n•"roda1n411Ki>t MUNITY \ERVICES DISTRICT WE\TWORlD 1en1 M•cArl!Wr Count., al Or•~ St'111 ot C.tltnrn1•, 8ouftvlrd :.K.lll• :h>I. 1,,.,1,..... CA. ~:;::;:-• '"1• 1"' Ow pur_. of E"9""" L Myert, Jl<IO Oel Amo T Bl•d • AP4 A, T0<r«>ce, CA '°JOJ &o.td-; ~~! .. ~:=~::.~: ~;.:::~ lfMI J•mt"\ L My1r\. •AAI 8-rmuo. Th~ qu•llti<•tion r~virtO by the Apt 81 °*'Otego, CA '7 rOI o<ln<•CMI .ct tor H <h Ofho '°' whlcl\ Gi0<I-C•"-" HOI Viti• <•M1c:t.Ati' m.w oe nom•n•(f'd. 1, thit Dtl M•r .. Pt•Y• Det AN. CA 'O?t1 .. en 01,.ctor "'•II br ., <OQ•U•<ed T-• 8 C.r.,..m, IOI 0..lern •lf'CtO..-rfl'\•O•niQ w1ttun ttw ~•1d On L_.,,,_. Lft v.,,~. Nr11.0.&0t()O lrt(t T ,..,\ bu· '" \\ I) ( Ul\(tu( , .. ,, by • Ho"'1n1t1"'QI Plt•hon\ rn•v bf"-ot>-V•fWlr•I Partrwr}ih1p I t•I~ •l the O'Hkf' Of ,,,,. A:f'Qhtr•r Of JM'N', l M-;rr\ --- Vottf'\, 110) ~ G'Mld A.wnue S.nt• lh1\ ''"'~' wA t 1i..., ""''" It~ An•. ( .. lifOf'l'W-> l»O"W\lnt) AuQUtl rt Count f (t,.rlt. <llf l)f'.ftnC.lllle Cou4'ty on I~ ----.,.,,.....,...,,.------....:.- 1•71 .,_, t"f'IU\t be fltfld In tl'WI offlte no 10. 1'11 l•t•< '""" Sept...,b1" 1 1•11 ~ 001> m '1110 APCJO•ntnvn• tQ •.Ch ••e<HVf' olf1c_e ~Ubfl\f..-0 Or Jn•~ t <M ... o .. n., Puo1 Wiit bll mAO,. ., ptt)(t"lb"1d by July )0 11 MWfAu'l 10 I.,,, .... ,, C•liforn1• Et•<t1on\ Cod• ~•ctlOft -------------- 1lS)0. In th~ f!Y•nt ~"''' •r• no nonu,_.,. or •n 1"""6ffltf""t ""mber of Mmf~' tor 'IJ(" of•~• •nd a 0ttftl0f'\ •0t an t"lec.tlon 1\ not '"""' ••'"''" 1ne lime per100 0<ew.rt-by ••d S.clton PUBLIC NOTICE HOTICll 0 .. IULK TltAH~"ltlt PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE -- DAIL y P1LOT D3 Examined :.~ Lance Prob • .Intensified I NEW YORK (AP) -Tbe Complroll~r ol lbt> Curr~y has extended his invest11atJon of )he finances of Budget Dlrector Bert Lance to incl~ activities by two ban.ks he beaded in Geor111t ~u:. loans he received from m~ banks. the New Ytrk Times said today. 1benewtpaper said theromptro11'1''• office •o was reviewing a 1976 probe in wbkhitcoocludedtfl.1u Lance and a bank he controlled had not committea a campaign law violation . . The article, whlcb ~----------~- quoted wources close to ( 4 J lbe investi&atlon in JN SHORT Washington, did not --- specify what possible campaign violatJon had bt!enchecked. Cartft9 R~t .. ,.... to lt'..,.lagtoa PLAINS, Ga. (AP) President Carter. cured or home.sickness and ridmg the crest of a softball victory, ls returning to tbe Wh1le House with bJ..., family after a five-day vacation. Carter, tus wife, Roealynn, and their daugbter, Amy,9, were to arrive ill Wastungton late todav M.ron 'A•nlrersar,,' Marfwd WASHINGTON (AP) The removul ~r Richard M. Nixon's tapes and papers from u.e White House complex on the third anniversary or bis resignation as president was Just a coincidence, the national archivist says . "We don't keep up with things llke that,•• said Dr. James B. Rhoads, when asked about the &O\I· ernment's transfer or the Nixon admioistratlQn records from the Executive Office Building lo the National Archives on Wednesday. WASHINGTON CAP) A military reports~ the Army had public relation:. as a major obJectiw in 1~7 when it ordered ground troops into an atontt<: tes\ area within two hours after an atomic bomb ei- ploded, the Washington Postsa1d today. ' Several former soldiers who took part in j~ maneuver 20 y8ar·s ago at the atomic testln grounds m Nevada recenUy claimed they contrac ed leukerrua & a re:-.ult of exposure to low-1ev• radiation. PUBLIC NOTICE l'lc;TITIOU' IUSIHISS ff-ESTATEMIHT TM tol-"9 per-are 00!09 but! ,...,eii: SUNSHINE HAIR CO ,7200 Harbor PUBLIC NOTIC~°j •ICTITlOUS IUllN•U. HAMll STAT9M9NT 'I ,..!:':!"'IOWlllO ,__ .... clo4ne""' 2UJO O•ted "'"ht <MyOI Augu>I. ttH NOTICE ·~ Hl!REBY GIVEN ro THE CREDITORS OF WALTRR L V•N OANUM <1nO Jl!AN M VAN ()RHUM , f rnntt•ro;-. tft•1 • tui1l'l tren\•flr I\ •bout lo bf' mAd~ by Tt•n\,..,.Of" WhC)t,Ct bv\fnt" 1ddr•\\ It 101 1Stl't \1-t, Int"" City of Newpart llHcn. countv ot O•.noe, i1a1e ot C•ltlor"'"· •nd all of..,....,.. otr..r b<i•I MU n.rnn and Mdt'Mwt uwd """''" tnree •••n l•\t P•\I ~ t•r •f\ '-now,, to T r•n•l•or.., .rr "°"" to STE PH[ N II N(LS()N •"<S JE•NNf M N[L'>ON T r•n'f•r~ who\# 00'\tflltn •ddt•I• It tOSt Sultot• 1n ll't• (tty r>f We\tm•n'ltf'f ("Vf'lh of 0'~"0-~t•t• of C•t1tCHn1,; of,...,. tollow1no 0t~\r.r;Orif'd ~r~I Pff)Olrtv of T rM'•f•rot to-wtt 1-·-------------1--------------I 81YCI . C:O.ta-•a. CA'16f7 c~ Maf'VIM _.,_.., ., .. 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AM,C.elHMlle IUMMOMI c.&Sa NUMaa1t »-17• PLAINTll'F HAltOLO J . !TePHeff and ~ANOltA A. STEPHEN. Husband end Wile, ROWAROJ OLIVlllU:Z NOTICll TOCllaOtTOlll •L. HunllnQlon 6Nch, CA 9'1~ SUNlllOllCOUllTOI' THE Rael~ E l..Akklm, SJM Ville Wey STAT'ROl'CAUl'OllfflAl'Oll Cyon·u.c•-..10 • TMaCOUNTYOl'OllAHOll Thlt butlneu la conducted llY e HO. A .. .,.,. oeneral partner•hlp l!ttat. of llOYO E. WEEltES, eke MMvt•Wlll-aovo WEE KE~. •h 11.E. WI: EKES. Thi• tta1 ....... 1 wet fllll(f w1tt1 Ille Oe<MMCI Courtly Cll'flo ol Oratt119 Goonty on July NOTICE 15 Hl!llllY GlllErf w Illa II, 19n <red I'°" ol IM·-......... ~-.m ...,,.., 11\al all --1161tlt19 clelmt -lmt Publ1"""' Or.._ C:O.ot Oa1ly Piiot ,,,. .-.s clecedlrol ire required'° Ille Auo.i.10, 11,2•. ttn JI .. /1 ,,,...., wkn u. nuenery "°"',,."·I<' IN offlca of the cten. of tlle ebo,.. en lltledc_,,or topre-.t tlwm, wltll Illa nec.e-v "9U<,.,, to the llllOtnlQIMd al tl'9 -of!IQ of 11.J. FARlll!LL.. 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PUBLIC NOTICE •tCTITIOUS•USIHESS HAMI STAT•MllNT ntt~n~ollowf"9 Pll<IOl'I It OOir'O btnf. A 5SOCIAT~O PUNOEllS 119U MK Arlnur •••d.. Su•t• 31$'. lrvlne,C..9771) TlM>•nlon I!. TonQut. 11601-9 ........ nd k., ~nQIOll ... ,,. Ge. f2IM6 Tltll ~ta c:enductell l>'t en -ln(.orjloreted -letlon onwr then • pertllanlllp. ThOmltln~.~ T1lb Slal.-t wn 111.0 Wfll't IM ~ty c.t.n. OI Or-~y Ofl J"'' 1•,1m. fl7ltlJ lil'ulllllflad Orana-Coesl O.lly Pltol. Jlll\l20,21.-AUeustJ. to, 1m J111•n PUBLIC NOTICE Matronlo lnlem•tlONI ~. • C•lllorttl• Cor-oor' ... ton, IUI IF, 'd i~r, s.nta Ana,CA"210S • Thi\ bv>lnon "COftducl.cl bY 9 a,. parallan MATAONICS ~ INTEllNATl<lfolALCOllP. 1 H-•DtorlCNn,Pr~..,.,,t Tl!IJ , .. ,_,, WM 111«1 wltft""' Co""'' Ct••-el Or-eou..t'f on ... " 1', "" ~" PubUv.d 0r.._ eo.u 0.11,, -'11. Au<) l, 10, 11, 1• 1.,1 aWt I PlJBUC NOTICB PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITICIUtaUllN•U NAMI STATeM•NT Tllefot~--•••do4 .. llllM· """": A.+etAO Ott OUll TIME, UICJI #I ~. ,._e1n11a1i.,,CAt2llJI s-W•llece Htrwy, »Jt S A-Or., SMl•An-. CAtn01 Wllllem Wevn• tleUay, tlU1 T.ton, ,,__ Vellay, CA '21M Tiiis l>Oltl!IKI II C-Ctocl 111¥ • Otflt1111,,.,,,.'1Mo. ~w., ... ...._., "" atalernMt ... filed """" .,.. c:_,1y ~ .. °'"*°"""".,,lilt• lt,1917 .,..... ~ ...... Or .... C.-t o.tly ~" .. Aut.1, I0, 17,14,"" '*''' PUBLIC NOTIC£ • • • • 2 , ~ II I 1 - -., Cl b4 • ht fil fir q' -__, , I , DM.Y l'ILOf ·--· - .1000 2999 .~9' enan.. •. ln•Htment & The Blaeat Marketplace on the On1111e Coast E1'119'oyment & DAILY Pll 01 CLASSIFIED ADS ~. 5000 50.tf "9patotlon ..•... 7000-7199 Merchandl ........ 80QO.to99 Boota & Marine Annowncement1, '••onol•, lest I feund ••.. '°'°·Sfft Silrvk H & lepaftt 60C)O 6099 You Can Sell It, Find It, ( 642 _5678 J Trade It With a Want Ad One Call Service Fast Credit Approval Equlpmtnt . . • . • • 9000-9099 AutomobUta & other Tran1portotion .... 9100."" --------tHMtn "9r.. ......_, fw S• ......_, Por Sde H0tnH For S. Hone1 For S• Houe1 FO( Sth Hoaes Few S. HMM1 For S. ..................................................................................................... , ...........................•..................................•..••.••••.........• ldOIS: A4Y-41i-..i•e•r.. 1002 • ...,_, 100! GeMHt 1002 G....,.ot 1002 GetMrol 1002 GtMr'el 1002 G....... 1002 Gewef'ol 1002 ........ ~ ~ ......................................................................... •·•·•·····•·····•·••··· ..•.•......................•••••..•..••••..... ·····•···•••••········· ••.•••.....•........... -.... ,..,.... .,. . ........ ....., . .,.... DAILT "-OT., .... , llllllty .... ttw flnt ... wnd...,.....-'J. ~·,Motice: All re.al estate advt'rt1~ed 111 ~ M'"•Po11)lr 11111ut1 Jm lo lb« fed ral Y•tr Hou'l 1nc At t uf t9ti •tu<'b ma.Ilea 1t 1lleial t •dvert11e .. ny prt' ft~rc-nn! hm1t•t1on, or d~cn m1n•llon lr.i~ed o race, rolor. rl'h.:1on, lit'x, or national ong1n. or an intention to m.ike any soch prerert'nft'. h mu .. hon. or dlacnminallon ' Tb.11 newr.paper will not knowtncly an·l·pl •n> •dvert111nc ror real SI 17,000 ti! That'~ .iU, rolk"I -for a nlt'c 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home Now you c.an afford to 11 vc In a Blum, condominium llVIHI! TERRACE Newlv carpeted & decorated 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home with ocean view thru lush r ear yard & beautiful Pine trees $162,500 Try this for sig hs! 673-4400 1-L\.RBOll REAI~TY DM1lon of H.tNir ln•HhMftt Co. estate which Ls m viola G ., tionofthelaw ....,. 1002 G..,..rol 1002 FLEXIBLE DUPLEX Just mted! A very unusual duplex in Corona del Mar: the basic plan con- sists or 4 bdrms. & f amlly rm. plus a very sharp I-bdrm unit -the ground floor 1s versatile could be easily divided to a llow privacy for the mother-in·law or a teenage student. The property Is in A·l condition, incl nl!w t'OPPl'I' plumh1ng & a termlll' proof fence 1t ·s concrek Sl85,000 759-0811 450 NEWPOHl CENTtH OAIVI:. 759·081 I • •••••••••• •••••••••••• •••• •• •• • • ••••••••••••• Getterol I 002 IG.-.rol I 002 •••••••••• •• ••• • • •• • • • • Solar tteoted Pool SPIC & SPAN • •• ••• • • • • • •• •••••••••• ••••• • •• • •• • ••••••••••• G.eral I OOZ Large 21tory C011ta Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 bedroom home. ffeavy CDM VIEW 1hake roof, custom brick Prof~s1onally dcl·orated and tile work G11:1 BBQ 3 bdi'm (am rm home. Low ma1nlcn11nCl' yard view of h1ll1. lights, Hurry, owner mo"l'<I to i:reenbell and ocean CJn<1rlJ and mw.t .,ell' Beaullful secluded free Pnced only $82,500 Sub form pool, deluxe ap· mil your termi1 Call 3 Br. 2 Ra forctrl air & bltn.' lbl-d brHk frplc, carpet~ thruout Ooubll! i11tr w opent:r All tor &.500 Callnow' Rutft Laurie, Acp 646-4310 poi.ntment.s throughout . 546-5880. --------localed tn top Corona del Sff THIS OHE Mu r t'i.idcnUal area. Coly 3 Bdrm home Call ror 11ppoinlment. Lnriw yard with mini or· ~.000 673·8550 chard Great family '*'" 1 • • '' \ • ., •· ., ., • • i--------•I area. dos~ to 1ht ool.s & LIDO ISLE home 3 BR., 2 ba .. street to street lot. Brick patio $196.000 PENINSULA home. 4 or 5 BR, 3 ba., all amenities Lovely neig hborhood. a few steps from the beach. $195,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bc"f'"''" 01111" N 8 b7':J 6lbl 1 '6 ,ilJl!i L11J 11hoppins: Sharp home, GeMrol 1002 G ... rd 1002 "" illliUj~ ~ BBEEAAUCTHY ~~~. lll~r~!ls1:~~5i~g ···~~~~.-~~;~~·~··· ••••••••••••••••••••••• "OOlL HOUSf'7 llG IUY-CDM BtOly decorated 3 bdrm, HAHTUCICET 2 hath 1·harrner Sunken ~HERITAGE REALTORS IUCHESTATE livm~ rm w cathedral 2 STY • S IR ce11tni:ic Country kitchen 1-~~~~---•I $16,000 leads to lge redwood1--------• fr~ hned entry llugl.! decklnl( urea w1gas BBQ hv rm with crackling & firep1t . Mstr 11u1le has firt'place & wall of &laH atnum w1ndow for sea \lew of groundil L:irge brecll• Terrific area <:oontry kitchen Dining close to beach. 6"6·7711 rm St>parate wing for ( lfl)!lljl f 1.11 f! st'dudcd guest auiles '-"'>£1 !Wlril;JiJ 1weep1ng s tai rs to hideaway master suite & Real Estate children's quarters CHARMING CdM Hurry' Jw.t h\led Won't our• RVfS Ol'EHHOUSI TH/FRI/SAT /SUN A ne\Cr cndm1t view in f'..:blbluH. 4 BR. 2 BA. Need11 TLC lo become a dream home Call for appt tosee. 646-or 640 4737 FHA·~ TUMS 8111 lot·blg potential for extra big unit. 3 B<lrm , 2 Tius 111 It' ell cured for Ba 1 Bdrm • 1 a a . & tle11n w,J bdrms & SOUTH OF lllWAV i:orgtl(>U.~ rmly rm in lvly AAking SUS.000 644· 7270 neighborhood Pnced al only SM,500' S45-9491 2 STOIY·4 IDRM SrANISH VlLLA 0\ler 200011q.ll lei111 than•-------•I one year old Owner SANTA ANA must sell i\s'\ume Ol'f"I 111 9. ,, \ ru•i '•HI"'',. 2 new exc:lwuve otrenn1<11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S60.000 ul s:i.•·{ interest OR(' IM HOME I this week One south of Low monthly payments. U 9 ,t~~'11·~1 Highway has 2 2 bdrms &i--------• Hurry' Call 963-6767 For couple wsnllna lg lullong• 963-7881 ~ ' ' iucal rm . JUSl one block <"'IN 111 9 • ' ' ' ' ''· ' gourmet kltcben custom ___ .;' ; 0 ENTERTAINERS f I M\at's Vow 1Tade• :~ !~~:~~"~:~:~~ DELIGHT •l ltiftHll~ ~~Ll:1~r;ra:~l:11~l 11 62 .... r Day of town. pnced to 11ell at -= =• --balb + Ii: room & bath ,.... si•n 500 c II od f Mr Executive. you can th d doo 11\at'll UUJe to nny ..... . a t ay or k II h 1 h ....... HGTS .a.aa"' W1 oula1 e r I was ,,.. ma ea l e r I l mo\les "'" • "' -...... I RV k for an ad In the Dally Pilol pr Iv ale v I e w I 0 IC . with this beautiful 3 Br, ou,L·x .,.,auty 118 on). par . Sr Di tha 67J.SS50 ii: Ing. Nice ores. tree lined ITS A llG '1.rnLI COTTAGI" .... The charming appearance or an old cottage, yet the size and convenience of a Big Canyon townhome; it's all here in this 4 bdrm 3000 sq.ft. re- sidence in Old Corona del Mar: rose· lined walkway. dormer windows. sun· ny brick patio, two fireplaces and heavy shaJrPd roof. Just an evening's stroU from lni,piration Point Presented at $235,000 Uflliillf)UI: ti()Ml:S REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway. CorOl\d del Md• dlso m Mr\c1 Ve•de. "' 546 !.1990 !:~ .......... ~~.~~,!:~~!'! .......... ~~~~ W t·:SLl<Y N TAYLOR CO. IU·:J\ LTOHS !'.t 1w1· 1 ~HH llG CAfitYOH CUSTOM HOME Woodsy mini estate on Big Cyn golf course! Unusual rustic contemporary w/S bdrms. 5th bathl>. huge play rm + study. Tropical ldscpd entrance w /rambling fis h pool. A real country setting for informal living! SJ:S0.000 22 CYPRESS PT. LNE. Daily 1·5 2 I I I Saft JOClqllM .. , Road NIWPORT CEHTH. N.I. 644-49 I 0 1002 G.-rol OWNER DESPERATE Mesa Wood a· most popular floor plan with 3 car garage. Reduced 110.000 below market. 1002 ®herbert hawk ins REALTORS INYISToas. OPPOITUMITY kMOCICS 8122 Opal Circlti. Huntington Beach SllT,900 Lovely duplt:x located in prime area of Huntington Beach. Has lot large t nough for additional units. Situated at lht: t:nd Of quit:l CUl·dt:-sac street. Room for boat or recreational vehicle. Finest in area. SEAGULLS & SU W!ID Hl41 Fox Hall Dr. Huntington Beach $67.900 Prtc<: Just reduced on this 3 bt:droom. t l<z bath. l>Urfsid<: townhouse. II omeownt:r and m v l'Stor flnancinj{ availabll:. Walk to tht: beach. schools. and shopping This ts a 1300 sq.rt home. doubt•• .(!aragt· and brick patio 963-831 t LOOK HERE ~680 Cornwall Hunt ington B1:ach s.56.950 Charmin~ 3 bt:droom. 1 '12 bath condo. Features fr<:sh paint & tastdul wallpapt:r. Warmly pant:lt:d livln~ room a nd dining room. new stM- cleaning double oven m kitchen. Han- dy to a ll s h opping a nd public transportation. For more information call 963-8311 IALIOA rEHINSULA DUPLIX 5308 &:ashore Dr. Nt:wport Beach $189.900 Buy som(!thing that pays it's own way for a chang<:. Summer rental 2 & 4 bt:droom units at tht: most popular bt:ach on the Orangc Coast. Live at the tM:ach or put your money to work for vou by the blue Pacific. Pteast: call 963-8311 18055 M~I• St. Fowttolft Valley 96l-ll I 1 CORONA DEL MAR 1002 . ourLEX VETS Lovely duplex, each unit * * h11vmg 2 bedrooms e1tch Welk to beach-Pnced to !ell. ~ ~h !'Kt~ tear; OftN••1 9·., P "'"'"''<t• den home Pro(esalonal On qu1el tree 1haded street 1426 S Flower :!';i;~~= [.e 1111 ~z~~~~*;~!i ~1t~f!;.;~~~ ~.u; -",~. •. ~IOIJM :,~;.f,~J~.~~:'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil duced $10,500! 648·7711 _..~~Eiml... Monterey Pines enjoy a ,. 4 IDRM CONDO cocktail on your patio as YETBAH ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. 11 ... t..lll l<l\ll) • I'•\ ' ~~I~ I Cml Mw1 Cl•lll lel II" ••FREE•• VA COtlnMlltMj Ii Info, Senlc• "'" .,,,.. .... "°" Ust of VA Hornet bl o.c. 1 ,..._.LY SSS 0001 yooaurvey your pool 1ue HOUSING SERVICE "'" • ILUFFS CHERRY yani · lovely1 atep saver I 1 Thia hu to be the U.Un1 ~-------•I C I kltch I 1· C11 I your loca Veteran of the month! Seller IO"'YRBS •RY'S onven ntly located open en . arge JV. Counselor tor info. on VA -~------"'• u.. • townhouse; 1chool1 & rm.· beauillw Ore!' ace · home loans Call Oran1e Co's. Lar1eat VA Home Broker moprivcrne ii,0• rha1quotrrcekred9 alo1:; -·--------• 2 STORY·4 IDRM ATTEMTIOM ahopplnii: on one or the eec:luded courtyar entry Bkr. 556-7777, ii JIRS. "· 1--------•I rLUS ,OOL ll~e lot <too by 1201 wtth Blulli quiet.eat at.reeta. 3 3 large bdrms · 2 lovely i---------1 C•24H". ~BeauUlu11 locatl~.."· Two OCIAMFtlOHT Wlndlntatalrstomuur blockwall&boattales, B<lrma., l~ ba. condo baths · a pride of ------- p ua tenn .. court auite. New phoh carpet• fruit trees, double de· that hu been completely ownership East Costa TERRIFIC pr1ce you'd normal· ftl'LIX th h • w lk t tached aara"e. Attrac· redone In quiet earth Mou addreu Call lyseeona2bdrm! Bel· Two3-bdrm .. 2balhunlta rou1 ou •. a 0 " TWO STORY 675-2626 WORLD REAL ESTATE •~-•-•"'-..... 1 •~• .... 11 •. 2 bd 1 b h beach from thla de· live 3 Br 1~ Bath home. tonee. Sl02,750 Ml-7171. .__u, .. ..,_ ....,..,, .one · rm., at+• coralor aarden home. Hardwoodfloors"bullt-Cf Cof rtll ""'"'1119'11511"'"0 til,.,..ri• TOWHHOME ~ Walkt!f 1; lr.e Real Eatate ow, h Oellr lllllt _,, ..... t1111""9t'I_ ... ,..., ..... -""r·--r• 1.t1!1UM• Cadlllat:a toGo-C•rU Wbateverlht Fad Roll 'emoltthemark l Wlth e Cla111lntd Ad Call Now! MZ·54S'J8 ~:_~~~~:~::~~:; :a:::.,:'c!l.~O:,::' '"'i::.r.:= aW'roa~o.oo1o I.miff NII ~:::::.i .;.~ ::::~ =~~:~;'~.1.~: -==-=::11 11•111cr:; Jaciazi &t much more. car garace. Close to associated IJ JI ,-Jf( r U ', .J t /\I t f •U ·, '"' ""' I,.., ,, ' . 'I IRAHDMEWJH LUl$17,900 _.,... ... _.,.,,,._. ... _.,.,,,__. ... _.,.,,,._. ... _.,.,,,._.11111_..,,,,._., Never lived In. Steps '&o , ____ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ... ~RT CRIST I.AM & park tool View of "ii:" r-v rollln& hllla. Double door r--------•I Neworrering! Highly up-entry on to ceramic tile. •TR~LIXIS anded 3 Br, dlnln1 Maulve fireplace. FOUR PLir.ves room. 2111 Ba condo . formal dine area, haAdy * · 5" 0 c ea n v I e w Ir om aourmet kitchen, tf:lck t\ "a 11 ab I e . Sun eel belcony. Cuatom drapes. eway maaLer 11uiU1 with llel1hta end downto•o wallpaptr. Built-In mirrored wardrobe. 2 HunUnitton ~ach Good kite~. flrtplace, dou· More queen 1lud bdrma. tax shelters & apprecia-ble 11m1«e Xlnt loca· Anxious owner Call now lion. Priced from Uon.llaf,500. 7~·1100 SUIS,000 and up. Call for PETE BARRETT Ol'lrHll 9. '' Pul'I ro IH NICI' -·~ -'!z~~~-·[.!llRilll REALTY INC. 714/t46·1371 ............ .--............. .--............. START OWHaAHXIOUS 1t'a leuthan 2yeuaold realaurant1 "play & yoo couldn't touch a lbinp. Seller wtll help LOWI LOW! newonerorlhltlow price finance. Reduced to f'IUCI oU7UOO. CALL SM-2660. 128S,OOO! Live In a Qista Mesa • SELECT lcAM hy ,,..,. Creenbrvol home. Close • ...,.. N 0 W &o everythtn1. 1chools, PROPERTIES * '75-7060 * ahopplng and parka. Beat --IE-.... S-TS_l_D_E __ ,1-------• b'l1 In lhe market for a r;A ramlly home. Call us FIXER UPPER IY OWMBt 546-2313 2Bedroom,2ba condo. O"fNlll9•11'11JNIOl!fNl<I $70,000 81GCANYON Wat of Harbor, Garden i .. I i B k TWNHOME Grove Scboolal Super •. ,Jllll'I! Jjl r•e&r preat ~us ac 3 br, 3 ba hl&bly up· clean! Super B'ilr! ~. ..·, .. :>Ji@I• iF _ :'r:r~~~:edad~r~t~ araded El Dorado mdl. $35,900. RED CARP • .' .·· .. ~.-..... •-• Ill' creative landacaplng, l::xtra 111 patio, •lr coad,. 15'·1»2 •• 1 u I Pool, jacuzzi A tennla ln .. c. pane na. m nor re-qutet colt cne. aetUna. peln "11£ Huny lake MISTLIOtH 1dvanta1e and call ~~OO Ownr/All. on lar~~. cut..duac lot. 912-7'788. Beautlf1u 3 bedrm Me .. Verde home Many u· iiQ.. KE:Y Seil thinp fut wltll l>eUy t.ru, includlna wet bar, V P.E:AL TOP.SA PUot Want Ada lae paUo. C'OCIO&ed IU.n· room and vcaetable GtMNI 1002 ......... 1002 1ardtn. Hurry. won't lalhUTt. '150 54&-SllllO ~.: ... HERITAGE . . R f A LTOHS I H.tMt '-,. H..... For ,. HouMt hr 5* 'Ntdl!!!dgi Auauat 10, '9n DAILY PJLOT 8"--••••• •• • ••• •••• ••••••• • ....•...............•.. ....................... ~ C:..t.M1141 1014 ,.._,,.v..., IOJ4 ........._ ... ech 1040 Hean._..W. ....._.,_'* Ho.M•ForW. - ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ...... IOOJC.-.•IM• IOU C..teMete 1ou1--------Y"'C_.,_.D· 0 LEA.5t:W/OPTTOBUY .,,,... 1044 1""-1044 u.,.e•ech 1041 ~ ~"' B nd s•~ ho . •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COLLEGE MINIDOWM n~aar ~:rk~wnua~ Nu'l\an.Jerot1'Hllhlanda• WOODBRIDGE P.slult-1 1!,Y OWNER·lffr Cotct•a~, NWPT HGTS COM OU,UlU MISA VUDI Shari>. uparade<t 3 Bit . Maoolla. 3 Br & den. Pl1.11 3 w 4 Bdrms. fam Lincoln 3 br 2'• b11 • blkl from WOOCS. OH ~:-~.rl)t ~~IJ(jl\Mlulndlth~uiMt~·~ PARK 2'• BA Tiburon condo h1161y up1raded ~5115 rm A\all Aue su;s.ooo $103,000. nv 0143 & De~HC=~·5W" l' o ll u N .\ It 1 c, 11 "' •N ~ .. .... Covtted brick pallo, dou mo Cdll 7~ 06l70wn Ast ~·7783 _. °' __ .;:., 1 .\Sl>S : ll ttH uiul• V«'rd11 •«'~·uon o( C1>•l11 bloaara1e&pool1 Clou CH!:ERREALTY UNI 1 IMMACULATE DUPLEX "u." I 11 I t' I ... I Ii I" Mnll J llR fam rm . • A 4 Br Pl.Ut:i un add d to scboolt le 1hopp1n1 ... ~. v p A I( THE COLO .... Y r" 5M'Cllblt< •ueat QU•rh!n . fam rm 1uid lhrouahly ' " 3 BR 2 BA home La11.111t 1 Srpar•t• b \.tat•"' ::::nr11111, arr1t1 , .. ,11·11 AalunallM.000 u~a~-localed on' ~:i'~r!!~t~a~·t w1ul. U5M~~~~~~Dnve N~l w1lr• pool, g1~J 1.1ui.,.cu1 •"'••<' ltu•t SOC'nt ot-11u;11w w Alf. 1115.aa>O ~ l't cul·desac 1tr~et 540,.366, 5 B~~~~ ~!!~T kit by. coll to •t!e! THE ~;4:'trn~1:!,4 1!:i>~r.~ 8 & nre rina 185.~., •* Ill.,.. I ttfl" I bH ltt ..... 0 DOW.... hie 11 truly "Jl'lllS'T wtl11land couk Ct'nter, MARQUETTE• Elel(•nt are1&.A C. Don'twaU Rcnt while Ln escrow. model•d linllt Sup.-r " " CABIN" Accomodallon bar , tamlly <'enter lownhome. complt!lely VALLIY 640-ttOO ~'8rtODZKY Rlt .. nud Ju111 rcrcJ~ud I PA YMIHT for thtt "tt~LOW DECK ' firtplace, ala11 doora to r"modeled & rc~h~cor. In _..,.11 • r · \'r warranty TO VITS l>"Ct'Q( pool ~ Veraltile floor pl11n xlnl lute 3 BR, form ·~ PltUt r: LOC A fl<JN S79,t00 & earthy color 1chemc dtn rm · lie fjin rm · 2 DCB.LINT BAL80A l~~M'11l ~ Hr 2 lb 'If'"' 01 1..-\llhlfl. al'llOf~ m nonnv illlJ (unuturc& s:f'U IMIU Old ('f>M ~ l1k & 1 lilt llollll'a loutvd 111 {'Olltil Ji A HCMM tlkr9&2 Mil . frplca. All new kitchen MOTiu AJI nt 1tt Ul>I' iidt•• .. llH~d MC'lil •nd llununicton lh ~. II w qua lily Jppllancu,1~~~~!1~~~~~ ... l.(nell today fft.11d1 11rt'1t1 Cull ro1 d'• ~.;.1111 to b. cherith.d J Bdrm. 14 bu Mdl Jtunt· Cl~erlookJI m.Jor green·r Hearl of Laauna lora -oof• VA.LUY 640•9900 ta1l11111d morll 1nlo1m11 4br,2l1ba lngtonTownhomc Opt•n bell; pool & rec. are• PARENTAL tlon; xlnt condttlon.. ~ 1111n ANYTIME Lovely pool ffou:ie Sun 12·4. 163.~ nearby. Call I.orriune larae pool & reL•reatlogoo,_., 540.3666 Lcit.sofprivacy. $117,90-0 Own1Al(tS57·732:5 M2·7007or833·330'1 PRIVACY aru. Short ,,...lk t11.i.o Kalella Really, "8·3301 , VILLAGE Ill At 11111bt wh~n the 001ach 1-'or m!orm11ti~ 546·9132. ~~r~~~1~A~~~.:~ REDUC ED ~:'t.!1~:~~~~~~~ti~~ c1&U lhlero Rfftty ,,_,,! "'"' u .. olrl'ttd n1ur l.'oila t:.~i.adr ~!!!!!!~ CM Ro m for RV ' I/ IL.IC TO oc•· boat ~hows pridf' 01 2 5AN Wftela11 lllH f '•IAll WESTSIDE CHARMER! ~~~~!~.!~~~ Sho'barp.,redt!<lecord11S2tti~""Jbr Su.nahioe~i~ & walls to thl' privacy or lhe 494-5'71 499.z1oca....... me. r uce u.N to ol l(lllaS opening onto 2 dow~talrs matter awte o""-nentup SI 19 '>110 luinplt trly rcrnudt'lcd E:NTIHtT AIHM!NT llrilnd n ew l'nrpt'l lhruuut, new floor an kitchen, new Pullmans 1n balhroomb Thia home Is 11 real gem ~lter hurry. 11 wu n 'l la s t • Call ~~ PRICE SLASHED $81,900. Owner 8721 palloa are featured. You II love the e1111y ac· $8000 Monford Dr, 962·102A Eusy Cahr living & en· ,cesa to the hv1n" rm • Laaun.i Beach exqws1te """" acre ~tale, 5000 aq rt TE.'/ Cammcr. 1111 l nils Newport llc1,.:hls l'ot.-n ual Income So! .am 11111 SZJ0.000 on 11n u\ L·11o1«d lot A !>rma~hlnte ~ 81! plu5 dt'n l'lu.~ lorm .. l din1ni.; f1lui. hUll! (am1ly room Wllh open bt· .. m" ndturJI v. 11od l('I( t url"> Jnd ocean •Jnd Jt'll > \ tl"W from master \UJlt• & :o1undeck JWit !lle!J' lo 0rl"dn l:ll"J ~.uuo MINDED? ,111d iJr h11\.e u lge rmh • ll\1" I ..:1: a. blrl ~ bdr rn home h111 everylh•na F'rml din rm, rmly rm w bdrm adjo1n1n" con \~rted t.o wet bar enter l<tlnmenl ce nter &Irony O\ erlooking II\ r m ha.s rm ror pool lahle Here 1:. your chunce to pickup lh~ lovely 3 BR. completely furnlbhed home an ong. H.B. Lr~. lot w,beaut land11<'H P· mg Near beach. bhool:., ahopp1n11 It park. Call H B. Pnceat S..,,.TL•ss 1 terta1nln1< can be yours dmlng areo & patio from ,..., 15 !. in this 3 BR. ram/din the centrally loratl'cJ Most beautiful entertain· '• men\ houi.e. around a pool . on pvt road . h e avenly 11ardt'rt RUCKEi RlALTY '42-4751 5 BR, 2 ba. frplc . II" rm home with 2,, ba & k1trben. with ltJ ubun· Jtlau & acrnd lanai, lot l'Cnlral 1air. Gret'nbelt & dJnce of counter :ipacti ~ ~.: Qw~k poi.i;eu mt vlww EnJOY pool:. & c:•binel• . .c Bdr~11 . - CAYWOOD tCMll, i:aH Evelyn baths, villa&• of Green w ponds. water t..alb. w1&lkways & more. Must SIXIEOROOM Th~ ~ a b1i.: h1j: twu't Ceil 644-72 1 I t.tu.t n~.b )Omt• p.11nt ~ dc;an up!.. J IJCl(c (Jmtl} v.1th 1rn.ii.:mJ tt<in 1t .. on I~ FORESTE OLSON ~~ ...... ·~,. .... Marble entry :>o&5 9491 • •c:.--'- (~1\M l:!§l, i§j ltt·JI .. :~tJlt Hurry 540.3666 Wftelc-.11 REALTY, INC. EVaYHCOPEl.AHD tree S92.~~ * 541-1290 * llALTOl 552-0434 552·~000 .. ~on Turtle Rock Broadmoor 8 _ Hcrilour I 042 Sl 10,000 for qwck sale. 3 THE .. · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rr. 2 ba ln beaut cond. VI LLACF. . · · llARDESTY, RLTRS · C11ttomWoterfront 1175-2866. paJ:e Pat Rf.ALTORS be seen Emeraen('y salo.: b y owner. 142~.ooo . " 114 8330119. S46-6013 See & Compare:·::·· More home for your, ,1 monty Ocean v1c v.. wulk 10 hea <"h . II •> 11 lhroui:h trurri(' J. UAL l\IAll 4 Bdrm. Jba. be1tut1fully Uumham I) 11 yeur'l 11111 v.11 h " • :.luake roor. bu1 ll 1n JP 4 .. dnn, SH ,000 !7~.0011 Uedroo m plus gue:.l.. µltanc~. J bJth., ,111tl a CllAl<MINC; lluplex. J (1xttr uµpt·r prt1c 111 Hr.l llt1,&IHrl l'Jl1011 Older duplex 11xer uprx•r Wehb Hlty Just hsted ~th~ flri.t· to ~l~ 1l' -l licdrm~. or 3 bl'd1 ms with den 1( > ou netd t:oty brll·k r1repluce, breakfast bur for 11nack11. New paint. JO M 0t;. old <'arpel and drdpes Lots of bltn11 1n I.he 1t11rage. Can't lai.t! ! liK R Ca II 540-1720 S&S Resale Speclali1t11 3. 4 or~ bdrm modehi 8\ illl. !>Ome w/pools, 968·4602 Pennington Properties dee. Davenport IAloncl Svamsh Ule. hu&c rm~ H11om for ·12' boal OW<.: .l!:xclusl v e l1 1>l1n1 SJJ0,000. Purcell Rlty, Sunset Bell Call 846 2348 HSTIUYIH TURTLEROCK Charming 4 br, tam rm. home on lg. lot. Great locallon. Reduced $4,600. Ownt•r Anxious! Call: :»4-9411 i---------•I quartL•r.. on lower le\'t•I, Properly in unusuoll;, SM.500 CALL 7~1 :Jl!ll l 'ltr.c lo ten ms SI 112.000 493·0761 1131 2170 c;:. SELECT Owot•r 640 70Ju I PROPERTIES CORONA HEAR MALL SAY"'HILLO" ----HIGHLANDS '".... '1044 MESA DEl MAR The 1dcul C'Omb1nut1on of Large 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, hui:e lot, great carpels, frj!!ih paint, redwood p11t10. muth more. Priced below m1trket. Call TOAGOODIUY Value Is the word tor this JBr. 2Ba decorator sharp home Featuring walls of mlrTors. plush carpeting & luah landsc1tpin1 Only se!J. 750 As k lo see 1t NOW: ••••••••••••••••••••••• HO VACANCY!! llR + ,.OOL a new home 1n an C'>lJbl1.,hc tl S79,500 nt•1i.:hborh(lod, f1•utunnJi! qu1el tree hned "trel'l ull tht• 1.1tC''>l 11pp<11nl Gor ic e ou' manll'lt•d mcnt" O\er .. 11cil b r 1 c k r 1 r (' p I J 1 l' l(Jr.il(t'. l.iri.:t· room:.. 1 D c r or J l "r m 1 r r or" hath. !lll'P clown v.f'l h.tr h11(hl1i.:ht lt\111i.: rm mlni ix·cJn\li:w Jllrull) Kite-hen h11'h J v. .111 111 IJ1t1"1:Jr>ed wall.mi.: 111,, panlr\ lu'.k .iv.a\ t.mn• 10 prl\all· llf'.t<h mll!tll'r '>lUh' 1 hi' \I ,11·1·r ~1'1511()11 ft•t• HADUYHALTY 963-8933 VAEASTSIDE l 1 ov.ded ' Come s~e lhl\ i.1Jdc10u!> t l>t.'<lroom <! 'bJlh carvcll!d home wnh m .. mmolh f1replul,. PLl S J 28" I~ ulltn ltk•· 1t~n' Lo\•ely t:asl~•<k lucJlton JOd onl~ $74 500 TARBELL "# I In Ca'1ton.la" COLLEGE PARK HAUTIIS!! Ju~I L1•ted ' ~~ .. ~846-5573 ....;;.....==- ••LANDMARK INVESTMENT BUYERS' The current tenant or tha::. J bt-droom home In the Terrace of Uruvers1ty Purk desire" to rcm1&1n An 1·,ccllcnl opportunity l'.111 for di' Lull; DEYftB.D hll mo.ft•I '' Jn '1n1 CALL644·721 I '>l.irtcr hom1 q 11t ... • I .111 M!!lm 349 Prittc•ton l:h "'" ner 5 br 3 balhi. J cur gur. bn\:k p1it10. up gr carpel, low maant B.KWOOD ,LAH !>gl 5\ory 3 br. 2 ba. fam rm. atnum, 2 frpl('ll pallo. Nr. pool. bhorl walk lo achl1. & ~rk. S87.~. Shown by appt. Occupy 9/lS. Owner 673~ last ' . CCMNa. & RH. '--..... • ...... 1i1:· :.&:.i.:::.1.:1.LY&:l:.I Realty 751 -2060 lo'jbulou'> llurllnga me 1; 11rK l'11 u' t• x r>" 11tl •·II · Lido · + ne w 110111 SW.!JOO 2526 Com•9I• .. nn p ool & ll rm $87.500 Open D111ly 12·5 lol>IN Suikkl RJJ .500 963-6372 LEASE OPTION Brand new 2 bedrm plush hom1:. Community pool. s;1unu, jatu111 6 Mo:. ll'UH' uµt1on S90,000 $475, mo HI\ R !Jtl.:I ill&i MAIN ATTRACTION Xlru Sharp Smgl\• Slm ~ :! Ur Condo with 'liakl' roof. gai. l1replu1·t· 111.111". pool & Jat•u1.11 :1 Yt'.1rs new BcJut1ru1 purk llkl· sell1n1: neur So t ~I Plazu Cit II now tn "'l'l'' S58.900 ~~ .. ANYTIME USTSIDE DU,LEX Onh Si6.!llJll AICl 6:11 ~ hi:\ 111171> lolboa '•nlnsula I 007 ....................... lolboa '"""'ula leach CottCIC)e 2 Bdrm .. 1 bath plus atudlo apartment Larite R-2 lot. One block lo thr beach. Still lime lo enJOY summer in Newport S124.SOO HORINS REALTY * 494-8057. Owner's pnde, 7 units 1216 W Balboa $345,000 Mar!lhall Realty 675 4600 CoroNa def Mor I 0 2 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CDMIEACH con AGE Lots of wood and stained &Wa. $138,950. Model 1n II\ lltlls. SP8t'IOU' "' ~\om Rni Form JI Urn101( I< m .! l11h• '" ht11(1• honu' rm 1.Jri.:t• 111101 .. 11t·1l '11•v. lut Fam11\ 1•111 1n1111r1t·n1 1n n11111rnlh llt'.1ut1ful ' u r r ro 11 n 11 1 n ...: s Owtll'r i\L'I Hy ,111111 on Iv 1:01!1 5l l!J Owner Must Sell! l"I" (''I prt I t•rl ()('(•Jn Vl('W U\Jll ;! f'rpk "o.; :I HR. rum rm formal tltn Spani~h talc. wurm & in '1linl(. Great cnlt'rt111n nwnl home. $177,000 1111 While Sa 1 ls \\o a y. 759 9-148 CostoMHo 1024 ••....•................ GOLf OR T&INIS Walk to Ml-SD Verde C C C:hc1rmin5: 4Hr, 2b11 on ror lot Vt:AOF.R REALTY ~6171 500.917 2!1' :I Ur 2 Ou ~onbhine llum1•!. nr ;,c·hool~. nt>w ly paml<'11 1nl'11lc & out Fully crpt'd & drp'd , r1111my rronl &. h111·k ) uni' Cnmr sec for suh• b_v uwner Pnnc onlv Kl:! :JH.11 UNI fED BROKERS &18 HI I 751 511 .. 9 Eottslch • S74.450 J Bdrm. 1•4 b11th~. !l lOnt' ltAMCH HAL TY 551-2000 TURnEltOCK _ California tlomeii .i Br. 3ba, A C, den din. frplc. Nds TJ.C Ownt'r, Agl ~ 8146. ~2-8481 Lri: I UH model "' :J Hi\ local~I on unubually 1,.i.: WoodbriT Place lrpk. alll'y al't·ek,,, rnut --------- WALK TUSUIU" • • lol. New :1 Hr 3 Ha Englt!.h V All.Y 640-9900 Rumty Mdl 4 r. 3ba, up Tudor des11tn 2 blk11 graclei. Sl:V.500. 644·60111 from lhe beach. Vaulted 1.~--------........ t or ll63·27tll ln·e~ Suhmtt lnm" 27:J Joillht>r Nt>il lkolly. lh·ultor 5'12·703.1 645 3141.i VILLAGE CREEK plan fo'enced & lndsl'pn~ RctO\ ~$ "' " t•ellln&11 & s uper floor -· c O''l P~ ""'UTUM ..... Nl•v. Townhouse, behind You con at1ll select your LEA YES" COLLEGE PARk ~ Cou:.t V1lla11l· J br i :ihr :!bu C()rner lol I.I! ha J rr.il lieaul'' l'arpet,• All l'Ustom HEWORAHGEWOOD A pleaalng blend or !lhctl Opn Ilse 10 6 doily <!\.J 007 flOSJ reotur~. 1109.950 warm, Fall colors i cul S7!.Uioo Ov.nrr 2;!111 FlNANCINGAVAlL 1h f h•rcd throughout this t'oli:all' l>r 642 !r.ll!I llOW M-\NY W.\ 'ts \Ka-: ___ c _al_l _960_·5_24_4__ · lb mu.int lrlcnt pullo co7y 2 11tory. 2 bedrc-om T II t; R E T 0 s A y -home in lnine C..ro\es.,. townhome, Ul.'ipares lhu. 'M • Hi..iJ --' "PEftFECT"' '-·· l ---------located at the C'nd or I& IO\ely ",\utumn Leuvei." anna T"onus · .,.,.·a ion ' cul de·HC on 11 l'.:ucalyp 5 OC''A cw;tom -I Hr. 3 Ba rnnd1llon. pnce 1h1i. J Buyers Market tll51aned "reenbelt. Walk theme -In WALNl;T homes Some ocean BR. beom ce1lln11l In rm. ,. SQllA RE area' Only 4 \ oew. Fro m SI 15 .500 has it ull Bebl location tn Super anxious owner lD pools. spa, tennle and year• old, lu1h s hag I lra r l Oe co ral or must sell 4 br. 13• ba very cl<MJe to !>hoppm.i carpct1n" · lenced Va ley l>r. al llamaltnn • ~··b It oil tod with quick ucc•u•1t t " " l':Xclwm e ;\gt. 642 0758 coordinated Priced to now ""' m er uy lreewe"" ~u " bat·k)'ard '4 llh garden :.ell immed. Alao haa tea· A.ski nit 99.900 , u area &. patio view from BYOWHER nls<ourtl.~c: room&ia ~!§tg~j~gM:: daninl( area' Only Sharp 2 sty. SBr I 'ilia pool. with no work ror •11 .z ~ 167.500 home w,ncw pJtnl t·pts XANADU RE . 751 .8888 -------~ , QJUac• you Ju11t enjoy Call •44 .... 1£ I all ~ REAL ESTATE & drps. auto .:ar opnr p many other xtrJS only or 758 076t VACANT·$72,900 J Hr · t.'r<'allve & pror co will S82.000 112'.! Charlc:.ton. new carpet, fresh p111nl. Prap1sf_\= S111m ht-openlnl( orc·s an 5.57 "387 Pool atrium model. R ~AL i•OO®Anlf "'~'"~'" Npt Brh & <.: M areas · ' ESTATE by Mc VAY. RAHCHREA TY - We have openinf.!11 ror V1lll1~e Creek Townh:.e Sl9,950·MHa V..-ck BEACH 8'2·9371. L 4 IR + IOHUS n c w 0 r c x p t' r 3br. :!bu. pool, jacuzzi. Great home lor enter· 551-2000 SIJ SOO 's11lesper~ons & mgrs who courts F\lrthe'r Info Call tainlng. 3 ~drm, 2 fplc11 BY OWNER 2 hr. l'i bu, ---------• ore Interest ed in a LeeAnnal9:>7-1372 lone In lhe rumlly rm ad.HBlocon Cul-de·sac. LARGECORN!R Gorgeous formal llvln1 curt't'r Apply by calhng and one In lht> llvln1 ...:p:...ri_n_onl~y_. 848 __ ·94_9_1__ room hoeta macnlficenl 1)31·0400 557.0110 5 UMITS room I. Outside. pool, A Dffrfleld Par k home Spani1h brick fireplace ror• interview. Hmna Brand new. oil I 11lory patio & rlrepil. Take ad Vacant that hL~ been uparaded Inlaid with gold veined " Of( ed l......,,. 000 8 KR c 11 • mirrors. formal dine. Monlhruf'r1byappt er a.....,.,, vantage u Readylol(o!Lowerlhan very nicely. 3 beouUlul G1antadonbonusroom. -759-0216 540 1720 any 3 bedrm. 1•., bath bedrooms. n separate Super bright conve P "'CESETTER ( ~ Twnhm Very clean end ramUy room with a co1:y nlence kll<'hen 4 Y11m1ly "' CCf'llN AllCCJATES1 TIRllU. unit E II H ti gt fireplace ond comtorta In lo \ e ly art' a. th1!> _ ~ ~ Bch.loc-"~_IY ~u~ on ble patio for even1na ~·:~ "bd~~.orE~inc!~~ Pacesetter' 4 bedroom. ---leillure call tor appt ul 2 bath with f1replac•, has Reduc d "#I ht C•Hforftla" Owner yard Call q ck 752.1700 ' OPH./ f'I 9• If• ll) I r() .. f ~, ·1 wood r,nccd yard, pool, e .I Br Corner Lol . nr [e I double ganae -All the S2SOO SavifNp schools, 1hopptn1. rwy·a Anxious ~ 1.11111:ltlJ ~~:rf:!~~I~ r~~~~;1f~~:~ Owner aruuous• Colorful uolt ~ tennis Fplc. Sharp 4 bednn. 2 story In J_!i~llJ 1129500 • v1ewMlhe aolfcourse 3 herdwood floors, new excell We1lslde. HB . .-:::11 ~ :::::11•::1' · Bedrms. family room cpts, fresh paint, priced Justreducedtot94.500 l.C. TAYLOR co. I& IQ _,, '55-0350 • UUI . ~ Plac• .. with its' own flreplocc to sell By owner MJ,950 C·21 Seabreeze UHIVEttSITY,. AIK and din1na room area. !>40-5082 n _._ ucH R1t _._LTY OwlCflllot. • Br 2~ 81. No wax k1tchen•floor. --------962·5521 """" -hie Fam Rm, walk to larae cover ed patio MESA VERDE a Br 2 Ba, ---------____ 5_5_1_·_2_0_0_0 __ ..,. shops. pools. lennl1, Prap ... ti•• •DUP\.IX + GUEST• 1n-1t20 S72.500. Ld'a sell It!' Din Rm. Fam Rm. va RUSnCllAUTYI NewWoodbrldseCondo Sll~.950.Byowner.Princ BKR Call 540-1720. cant. 8,950 771·2396 All beamed & tongue & 2 Br + den. 2 ba. Lie opt, _onl__;y_._M_t_-m_1 _____ 1 Charmin« 1 and 2 1•oooua1Ln Nlw~Tt1AC1t 1roove cellln11 S8491S DOWN w I h a rd wood f 1 r s . .-r ..500. ~ mo. 64HSO WOODIRIDG E bedroom plu1 g uest houae wlth patio and firepit. Each unit hH a fireplace. Walk lo aand. Sll5.000. XJnt. locallon. REALTY INC. 7l 4/84t.1l71 MESA VERDE TAABB I FOlONLYS79,9001 ftlali .. 38r, 2ba Meaa Verde, S1>9clouafam. rm w/f~. or&73-3022. Own. Aft. An ever popular 2 story OpnRoyadl apllyal·m*. t~ew' po29rtl7. • ac• to cov'd, pat · UHIVBSITY 'All( · "Blaquay" model, 1lllln1 Call to see thl11 freshly "# 1 ht C .. forllla" painted. brtaht & ---------1 N Parlcllke yd. Lota of trees $94 tlO on a bonua lot overlook· Amer . Proper t I• 1 ln nel1hbort\ood. 3 br. 2 • lnll a park. 'Bedroom, 3 cheerful home w /great noor plan. Shake roor. sctte:ned patio. Close lo 1chool1 & s hopplnii. 5411-9491 ~ Walk1:r 1; lee Real Ettate JUSTLISTID 545-1918or"M900 ba.166,tliOAUterrt\1. Excitina Edinburg baths,2Hreplacn.laml· 2200Sq. ft't. of elesant llv model townhome w 13 ly room. formal dlnln& · ~ · SI bdrml, famll1 rm. 2i,.\ log. 3 Br. den, ,lae Fam 0-f'.. 10Z6 WIST DI · baths. Kuce backyard room--SPECIA LLY Rm, pool, new paint. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltlALn. IMC. w/brick patio & flreplt. SP!\ICE~'J?"OOOFOR C,,U lCK stove " ov•n. Lara• D• ... av 141-2J2J Waterfront Homes ""' • ._. . enough yard for at11Jfne vr"'5A · 1£1G all board. etc. Mesa Verde's In exc:ellent O.oa Polnt t.11-1400 • U flnestaru.1148,SOO. lotatlon. J.a BR; H BR, Peo...a-.... ho .. a-A .......,.1 WOODBRIDOE3 Br2 Ba. ~. • one of our ~1\, only n;t' "'l:tth!_,. e Yem R!ft~ Din Rm . Prop...-• ft "~eoASTPAcanc oAILvPIL~ 1115.000· AF· T71•2311 !!j!!!..JOllAll!!!!J"mt.!!!~!l!!!M!!LI REAL ATlt S!RVICEDJl\ECTORY ..... • 10441r*9 SllK&llNlf lllUCAL l«>VIES r·~;·~io;;i~==t11¥·:·~'°~:=::::ts:a:u:•~t1out::;~'~~~I ....................... .. ........ ·-··· .. •••• J. TURnEROCK Serluded. ncur country living in this lovely l'lnn 2 Broadm00t'. E-<tra~ in· elude ceramic tile In 1·n· try, atrium und patio. some new carpeta and drapes, electric garage door opener Plus. local· ed only one block from line cond111on $135,ooo 14~) .... .,+a __ • t p11rk & pool. Reduced loi--------- ... sclf' Call today' PRIVATE COMMUNITY ~. ' I red hill ~· .. 552-7500 ,, OCEAN VIEW 1 EASY CARE Behind the gu .. rtlt •I .,. ~att•S or bea11t1r11t , 1 Mu n1ir l'h Bu). J •• bedroomi.. fum1ly room. ll1nin1 room. pool ..\. -, JJCuzzl. Profes1o1onal00>} J dt'COC'aled, landbcaped ~ matntained $250,000 ~J Cb Cold~ll Ban~r 3 Monarch Bay Plala La~uno Niguel 496-7222 831 -0136 home and surrooncJUlgs Just perfect for active family 4 Bdrms , 21.!I ba. PLUS ram. rm .• Plan 4. Turtlerock Conveniently closf' to h111h l!chool and s hopp1ns: St~.ooo AS SUMABl.E LO \N 1--------- •OCEANFRONT .. 3 Af('h nuy f'antHl>tlC \\It C'..ompll'lcly remod. 3 lit ' Stlc•nf1re Ry Ownrr Bolow Murkt>l-S350,000 494·'7144. 973·137J , .,. tt523 CAMPUSDl·IR'll.CE L09lftG leach I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• amaEMEHT HAVEH :! Bdrm . 2 bath 0 Y 0 apt. A 1otone ll throw to t~ oc.-ean & downtown Lil(hl & air) HrY dean Owner lln,.nc1n1ot al "''~"sas.~ MORINS REAL TY * 494-1057 * :>4&-007:> • LOfJllM Hiii• 1050 •• ..........••..•........ • ~U~~o~J1~~~,1~~ i;tory h o ml'. pr()r.,1 landscap<-d , fully ;11r • cond on qU1et cul de-:.a1: 1.trt't't Ju:.t olf Moulton Prkv.y CJll Curt.is Rc0tl ~tale. 962_24_M __ . ...... . FANTASTIC VIEW • , ,,1, HEW WORLD ... COHDO-SU,900. I• .• l'>r 2 ha. d4"!, A C, h:. 1 ,,, l. pa tao. best loc . THE OPENSAT I 4 :roP\I 2349:> Los Adorno11 , BIG STEAL CllAWt-·onD&ASS()(' 9S7-0701 or ev 961f5$65 ' AND YOU DON'T llAVE -- - - TO BE A THIEF to sec LOCJllftO Hlgwl I 0 lhe value 1n this 4 •••••••••••••••••••••• BDRM .. 3 BATU HOME ADULT COMMUNITY Ueh1lcd architecture 2 8R + den, detached w/exterlor of wood . home on large corner 101. Pal05 Verdes stonf', ell'. L a n d " c a p I n i: Located h1ah up on w /1pnnklers, new Laauna'1 ramt!d H1vlera drapn & carpel. Ncvt>I' J coaatllne with an lived In. look• llkt a OUTSTANDING VIF.W model Own<'r wanh t<l 0 f' S A 0 D L f; n A C K deal nov. M OUNTAJN & Tiit: ' \ALLEY BELOW ~ S1>9cioos llv rm oppro'< ~to-'., 28 I\. long hal WOOD ~ BEAM EO CEILING, " CENTER FLREPLACI'; { • SET IN WALLS OJI ft ' GLASS, leads to pallo & tt\ lath house. Stepuver .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-kitchen haa Bll.T·IN RANGE , OVEN . FANTASTIC family DlSHWSHR. & LAUN home. 4 Bedroom1. 2 0 R V A R E A baths, view and pool si~ W/WMHER It DRYER. lot. $12'7.000. <>Pen11 to LAME FAM IOHD llALTY RM . with wood beamed celllna. nu. bette!r bui 1t ,..__.1•3•1•·9•4•1•1--home I.I t.he beat buy we•• have, offered for only SI 2',100 hi Price SEE TODAY!! GONE TOMORROW• I MISSION UAL TY 1185 S. Cat Hwy, Lasuna ,....., .. 0731 J .. - '. ' .., LAGUNA BEACH 497·iWll9 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New mullHndu•l'I So Or1&11&e Co 11rea Xlnl m vest opport. Wiii ~ho~ a r.pendable w1only 3U'. dwn Under cooatrucl 224 Urull. No. San Diego. on· ly 19 limes eroes. F .P SS.SK . Will exchanae Nu' Plex. Dan• Pnt. All a dwn. Prine. only pleaao. br. pa\Joe, frplc. $225,000. Rltr 7.., 11-200% Dept. Hkr. f42·0!158 --· _.,_,._....,_. ----1 orM>-1441 ----TWO 4-PLEXES ....._. l'roperty 1400 COSTA MISA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Excellent corner lol.'a· tlon Can be sold 1 •l•l llOROOM UNrn • FIA TURI HG • UHICl)UE AND DRAMATIC R.OOR PLAHS Custom designed with exceptionally large rooms . ·dramatic ~ntry wny!i, and luxurious amenitles throughout. Located on · HARBOR BLlWFS CIRCLE (Near Bol!rn Chica and Warner 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH 846·1328 or 840·1123 M9wportleoch 10'9 SanJUCM MO l.ol, lSO by 130 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Capbh--.o I 071 p r 41 11 c n t I y h u s separately or toaether. .......,, Heute1 URfwwi.a..d N-ly ......... ed and nom ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wf.STCLffF BEST BUY :1 BR Cum. rm .. prime Jrl'a nl'ar 1chl.s & shop- p1 na. 1212 Pembroke. Owner wants offer. Call agl. 642 0758 Open Sul Sun ••••••••••••••• •• •••••• .-uwmnuve •hop Own•·r p&~ly ;aded. ' ••••••••~·;;:,· •• ••• Cotta MHe lZ.Z' PRICE REDUCED "--t ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.alll' t'ront 4 11' h1Jm1 IMMEWPORT BEACH N~ ,. bnnu.' rm, d()(·k. hobtt C'UI 11 lot, dccor•tor de Mii~ ll\TU.(tUI $1~.~ Upen houi.e SJt SUJl 3 Bdrm1o. f11m . rm • ~ ~HERITAGE • '!2725 b l•m<irl' ts:n 9517 baths. beaut. rpl'Ji, M'1 HTS HOME or67~~ lllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiitili._ .. _.._._I blLns. frplc, dbl. iBr & CW1lom bll sturdy home Mi·,.1--yt-;... I 067 room for bout" lrlr BIR Uruq~ nr pl1n. 3 BR. 2 -.,.,_ C4ntom cor. lot w/1>prtoklen & I baLh. lots of walnut • Ude Isle v iew o f icolf cours e paneLIJHC f''A heat. ltplc S99.500 fee i.lmJ)le THE CALLISON CO. Xtra htr,e lot; how.e t~ J.ACOIS REAL TY Realtor ·'·· REALTORS ... ······~················ MADRID 671 $49 ,500 wUI Mtll lot & or bui.I BRING OFFER' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... , ........... 3107 c ....... rs1ew ... 1 Casa de Capllltrano Con n~ Wl'Jll COllta Me:.a do. :! Br. 1 bll, culitom Coo"enlenl l1n11nclng drp6. dlshwshr, pool Owner ret1rlna Cull '0· IQuall ~ @3-<UOI__ Marshall Otsea S46 nu • Plactt Agent Prapwti•a 2.75 ACRES _ 7S2•1920 Unobstructed view. C.-'-Lota/ 1.ooGUA1uu•tWP01tTllACM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Before. you pay same SPACIOUS Oceanfront " 11genc1ea fur the "run I Ir around '' ca l l Br 2 Ba compete y urn CONSUMERS GUIDE. hme Fplc, wshr dryr dshwshr. i car gar, no Many have and are clad pets $1200 per mo ) rly they wd. lOO's of h5e's. Avail. Sept 15 641·9582 _ plex'i. " apl 's av&Jlable Cleveland forest. 13 c,.y;;.l 1100 Miles off Frwy. Custom •••••• •••••••• •. •• ••• •• bwll 2 BR. beam ee1l· ang.s, hone corral. burn Harbor Rest Mem Pk. & lack room. J&l·ui'I Cyprei11o bee 8 lob. All or $147,500. Broker 499·29116 i.ep. s:ll5 ca. S3100 for II. or~ Reply lo ud 11:JS6. Dully Pilot. PO ijox 15110, NOW' Al Beach or ... Up CorOMcWM• 3122 to lOO's or NEW listings Pnde of ownership. only ••••••••••••• ••••. ••... "0 c h d a y . S m a I I 2 years old' Spac10u!t .3 J BR tie yrd 1,, blkl lo fee fREE life service ~~·fl;!;l~~.~~ncr" :;~;~~~·~ l /826-0IM>7 ~ :~onSWMn Gulde •TRI-PLO• ... . . .. Bv OWIH'r I Hr c:. ... ~ !'.~rg.J ~l><'ltJrular un• obi.truc·ted mountuin " .:olf coursl· v11·1o1< W Jlk lo Roi/ rour"c lukt'. rel'rl'a t1<Hl c·tmkr l'rol1·,i.111nal ly landscufl'•d , hc auttrul ly de<·orJle<J with :ill Ut> ~rud e:. Arter 6 pm wt.coekdays 837 .826() now under C10N1trucl1on 675 6670 :!llUINewport Bh·d a Br & bonu.' rm. 3 Bu. • formal tlirunJ(, separate ... _ Newport Och 675·4961 living tam1ly room~. :! EASTILUfl' DRASTICALLY fplc'a, all <u s tom 5 BR.veryhlrge2Klory, REDUC F.0 fe11lur11s Bro ker ramll~hnme ne11r pwrk. SeMVleW 4 Brdms. 21, ''<X,!pcral1011, K·5_ ~0·:1383 $168.950. Ba. Cum rm. 2 frplc's. 2 Santo AH C08ta Me~a. Ca 92626 I& jQuoil ~ ••••••••••••••••••~~.·.~ Westm1Mlr Memonal Pk • Plac• l.u11l Supper UIS 016 Prap•rti•a EAS y $1750 for hoth crypts n 2•1920 lhl h 3 Wrllt' H Sunv1lle 1752 ••oo GUAtUT NIWl'OIT ""'" l.ogllna leach J 141 SllARI' 3 Br 2 Ba, llUGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uonus Rm. all bllns, fpk. N LAGUNA Slow down & 4wct t•ut de sac S4SO relax m this nl\:l' :.! Br 550 6330 h:lc Avl AUR. 15 tu Sepl PRL"'STIGIOUS HOME 15 S400 -t S50 dep "' f"-. •" ----- 3 Br, 2 Ba, fplc, rormal duun& rm, lge kitchen & f'3mily rm, nr schoola & shopti $94,000. K R Properll~ 49'l 8700 "O•KCREST 1.. R.C. TAYLOR CO. atruim11 Unbelievable "' 955·0350 view of Catalina aod .u..det-CCN11tructlon valley lightJI. Brand new, <Aioi, alf·wh1t t! carpeting i---------•I upjlraded. & a s\eal al and a n eh. warm par· REAL EST ATE only 1229,500. J.V.CO. <1uct entry & kitchen MS 8614, 768·7620 NEWPORT HTS. to love 11 c armmi? Calle Ponlenle Santu bedrm home. one year Barbaro. Ca 93101 new. Uperaded n.rpet11 - - & drapes . pro r . Condomfnhun1/Town- landscaped, eai;y mum· houH1for1 .. e l 700 tenance yard. Seller Is • • ••• • •• • ••••• •• • •• • • • • I UMITS.IALIOA 4 duplexes, all 2br, 2ba. 4 car encl. garage. 811y view. SUI0,000/dplx Tom Lee. Rltr. 642· 1603 motivated. $79,500 with VA terms. Rt.'<I Carpel Leisure World Tower11 , _________ _ Lux re t I re .Meals .1• mald.'1, 10"< dn $35,000 !Walt.ors 645-3474 4.116-1840 Dl1tN11 Property! I can find 11 for you ~ 4993 4 Br 3 Bo , close to beach ~ mo. MS-6366, Owner N LAGUNA 3 Br tu.e. or S4S.5605 Agent net.'tls mellow peoplt.-to make 1t a home. Non 4 Bedrm & den, lge fenced t.ohucco i;mokinai. com yurd. rplc, Mei.a Verde munol people pref'd Heady now S52S/mo. 181 494.4903 & last 673-1~5 Mewportleoch ..........•••..••....•. UDO ISLE ncutc J splendid con Creallye & pror. co will trast in this Big Caf\Yon 5000 t>e •open1ng ore's in townhomc l.'omplete "'1lh Npt Brh & 'C M U1'ca s. poo~'i &, lcnpu~ • court:.' We huve openings fo r Sunken hvtng room. n l' w or c x r> l' r r1replace. 'lUparatc din salesperson!'! & m~r:i who 1ni ;oom & wet 'bu all J re 1 nte rei.h ·d 1 n u Super family home with prlv11te m slr suite $114,9-00 A~11umable 1-~~~~~-~~ ""n o...hxn/ Unit1.ek Beach area 11peci11hs t Probates. ForeclO!lurc!> Bankruptcies. 01von:e Investment properties Newport leach ) 169 :l !k .?t·can View house ••••••••••••••••••••••• li:c I' um Rm. fo(rdor $o&SI IAYFaOHTLUXURY mo 6IJ-67IJ .... tflr ', lilk ti.:arh trnnt!. I h\ r ,\ j..'l Ii 7 3 1Yl8.'l ran bto yo!fl'>11tt $129 ~' nre(>r Apply h} < ulhnJ: 631·0400 5f17 0110 ror inter\ 1cw llir1n.11 Mon thru f''rt by uppl Lll\\\''l I Rr f.11n r m 1n 1£ Jn•a ' Top fund W11n't ~Quail ~ ,..·. la.~t (\tll John v~1nuin iiil IPlac• •I ! • , ) . '~"' f l'nmpuny ~ 11611 Prap1trti•• , 752-1no .., SOMERSET IY OWHER • 41R 1•00 ou••L n Ntw..011 uac" A Terra Cotta llle par Lu.~k an fo:ai.tbluH Pool -quel entry hall begins w o;olar hNler (;ornl·r P\t porly has lwnh:.1! your lour lhru this pro lot $175,000 Ph 641 1009 $10 000 under murket ress1onally decorated 5 -Must mpye. Ne wporl nedroom Pl.US family --------1111"4 Cn '!!l 3br + rl'ln•at Jbu. room "SOMERSJo:T " Modern Near ~ sci fl homt' New wall l'Over 'l'l'M•s +pool 645 !l322 1ni;:s. exlcni;lvv u11ed WANTED: 11 0 M E 0 N W AT 1-: K , w 40 plui;. IJoul dock ... I .intla Isle. Dov1•r Shorc11 \ -or~" Pnvutc pi.rly nnly ~ .r..'44.·l-45_2 ________ .... BIG CANYON Broudmoor Plan ·I. w pool, m11ny c·u ... 1om features. s:n5.000 fi44 611M7 hnck palu~. l·u:;tom wull u111ts & bQQk1·use111 In 11 lustrious Newport lk•uc·h 1·oromunit) 1£19=!~ Prap9rti•• 752-1920 1400 OUAllSI NIWl'Olll tli,C14 ... "-~~ ~~ 2061-.W..H.I . 646-446:..;:3 __ 0cl"Wtft Oftf ~H 5br3ba up l br2 bu down 3900sq rt 1 yrs old t-·urnii>hed S4S0,000 1175 54117 A~enl OCEANFROMT Balboa duplex. 4 & 3 Br~. Scashorf' Real Estate 67~ 5800 IB.OW MARKET Eil'IU•nl Npt. (;relit Con do :1 br + den. frpl. wcl 1>.1r Pool. tcno1:., walk to ,. \I . " ''GREEHIRliR" bch . ... A CONVCNl(NT SHOPl>INC AHO SCWIHG CU.I>< fOll THf CAl~ THf 00 Under Con1truction OPEN tlOlJSESunday Buy now move an IJlcr II 16 Gretel Crt RXat-VA Low down pa:vmcnl & 'mall m11nthl)' pu y ments. provide ;.in ('1 cellenl chance lo huy thu. 4 Br home, & make $$Son your inves tment Popular neighborhood, xlnt schools. Home Ya· cant -seller anitlous. Qill and save. Vent Jofluoft Redty 540-4646 BRADFORD PLACE 1100 .••.•..•............... DUPLEX CorOM del Mor Completely remodeled and redecorated. Ready for occuP.ancy. Double aaraae w1th alley access. Good loc:etlon. Owner so caJIMS-7221 CENTURY 21 WntdHf Redty Townhome. 4 br, best lncomt Property 2000 10<'. SSS.950. Agt 559-4556 •••••••••••• • •• •• •••• •• l'IUCF.Sl.ASlllW ' I 098 only $1115,000 for Ii. ~ •••••••••••••• ••••• ••• • Bdrm. I ll1t. unit111n <: M Wntmlnst~ 5441·3650. Ali!! Price Reduced nur1.1-:x CM 2 11r 11 • Owner hat bouJ(hl new. Ba , l'll A'ls um lnan Lovely 4 bedrm . Sl 25,000 Ownr l\l(l hardwood noon. ull new tnO 0717 appli's Very upgraded Excell school!. No~ $76,500 SUbm1l terms C·21 Seabreeze 962-5521 ZONED C-D 4 units ut l\ontn Ana Ct\•<' Center G m•l 111>\'t' potl•nual SBS.000 Below market pn1·e WorW Wide lrok•n Call 6'73·4545 20 UNITS L.J(l' I Dr '325. h:e 2 Br S3ti.'J Pet.'> O~ 145 Me-. • l)r S.16 7945 Mt:SA Vt:Rl>E l Slor). I bedrm + den dinini.: rm. chOlce romi>1 llu(l<' 4 br ·1 ha Rayfronl ~e S.rnna GO' bout dock. lurn1shcd. )Jrd wel bar pool lbl Buy view from every room much more A~all year ly Slarllnl( Aug IS 11350 mo 673-1818 JO(: SS7S mo +1ardene1 -tncld 1. Agent MB· 7729 Eush1de Costa Mes a 3 Bdrm Duplex. newly - Pride of Ownership dtt.2bu.Yrlylse 2 doori, ELEGANTbrand nu,lln S7~.000. Call Agent fo•· from beach. $595/ mo ure3. 2 sty house. Nr M Details 751·6063 751·9392 3bd.3ba.S595.646·1035 _ 4-PUX Good Costa Mesa lion 3br owner·,, Great rrntul un•a onl) ''J BLK Ocean 3 br, patto. 3 Br 2 Ba. rec rm w; Inca· 1t1Ar Bltns Wntr $1100 tuble, approx 2000 sq.ft unit mo. 213 355·7222 ufl 6PM IJ(c cov'd patio, S C Prin Pl11za a rea $495 m 4 Br llurbor View lloml'1'. 545-0193 1';wc1>1'ller Heal 1-; ... 1 a ll' 848 213:! HuratlnqtOfl 1.ach 4.rux Bread & Bull,., ~·. l>o,.n sho"'' 'f1t•ncl.1 hit• $1 ~ .ouo 16 UNITS i\11 -t·Plexc" /\uj.( i t Jun. Zff. Ml0(1 mo 644 585:1 Winter rl'nlul, Bayi.hor,-i. Sm mod Jbr 2bu. c·mpl t ':v furn S450 645 131'-l New 'uJ>l•r condo 2 Ha 21 ·•Ba. frplc. bltns. 2 <'a l(ar Avail now No pet. S3'7S 545 :t539 1140 351 Work WOO ISL~ 2Br :?Bu. Sips Cuneio. 2 br. ;.!• ,, ba. YI 6, Sept $14()(1 or S300 wkly u W 2 1·ar l!Ur w tra~ 12131 793·0427 l'Ompactor. door opene1 -1 Bd, completely 1 urn Buch & \.tew S8SO mo ""' w l'arp, drapt.'s. ne"' s..l50 675-5487 AKl'nl wmler lbl' Agent 631 1400 S l 2 ~ m o 1 n c I u d e lo I fof' fash1nnublc Country Agt 548·400 & 979 2230_ Club It' tnJ( 1o1<1lh pool. uoo lSl.t:, 3 BR. 2 ea. ~~~~~~~~~I tenrus court~ & ~n\ alt• rMlr 'IWlt-. bcomed cetl· Rarden pauo You 11 lnvc inRS thru-out. South your t•arlh) cam e l bnckedpnllo.islllle(rplc. I.' a r P c l • n f.! w 1 l h street to istrect, 12 blk to coordinallni: 1·1•r .J m1c P"t bch. tennJs, club hsc tile entry 11nll kitchen Slllti.000 By owner. formal d 1nlnJ: room Shownby•ppt 6731533 IUMITS In Santa Ana Sl~.000 Dennis Rlckett.s, Rllr 9~4l97 or 642 3263 Xlnt money maker!> In· tomr l'O\. eri. CO!>I Fvllerlon 28 UNITS - -i:ordener 3 Br. 2 b· .._,... Uftfuntiahed "'ail II lS n. Rers re ••••••••••••••••••••••• q'd Owner a~. Chuc Slimming Stripes Tops, Tops, Tops ' .. ), . ~ . .,. . ... ·~· ,,,l rireplace. "'ct bar. and huge mu:.lcr hl•clroom with sitting room ' 1-;, clwiive area! :!ilol l.!>UO • 11.U~S • On"inal area, 4 BR, 3 ba. et\d unit. Totally rodec. Move.In read)'. Sl"9,000 HASTIMGS fl CO. RIAL TORS 640.5560 HDSAll.$1H THISUHSIT Spectaculur 110 d•a. View of ocean. Cah1llna & Npt. H rbor mle lites. " br. fam. rm. din rm, 2 f'rp1u. Owner bou1hl another. wants quick LIDO ISLE Jiu . den. 4hu. Perrect cond Lrg. open air liv,·· dan urc11. 2 patios. ra· dwnt heat. Many bllns. S.-Cunty 11ystem. Close lo bl'twh. 2800 sq n. By OWNER. S289.000. U73 70l5. 644·265<& or&eHOUSE Bcuullful :! Story 3 Br, :!1 ~ Bu t·ondo In best 1':Ai;tblutf urcu. Price re· ductoJ Owner motivated. 11ubm1t nil orrera. UAM- 4Pl\1 Sul si111 ~2.t Vista HoRur Call Worldwide Broker"> 673·<l54S for dJ re<:t lc.Hlll BEACH llOUSF. 3 br. 2 ba. w htt' cool patio. $82.SUO O~ner :inxious. Call .-rope rt y House, 142.3&50 aale. Sacrifice. RealtyWor1d963-9'777 S.Cleme..t• I 076 ......................... HAUOIVU PANORAMIC Ocean· 'ALUMO • view. Oorgeou1 cuat. 4Br. ZlA!ba, tam rm, din home, 11~ ac. Sl59,000. rm, pr Qr ln.dacpd . Larten,4*1'171 Jacur:it,. Owner at re· CHARMt.NO ductd price of SJllUOO. 8'4..Q21 • m.ooo . , __ ....._ _____ --! Will oonaldet' VA t.rm1 on thla 2 bedroom beabt~ Lo .. ty FOlftlty HOtM G.Mral 3202 Everett. S59-4-0'.!6 ---3 Bdrms+adcfed Bdrm or den uod l"e fumlly room. Immac ulate. Gd nelghborbood. CIOlle to schls. $118,900. 1-'antastac Value DUPLEXES,H.I . .., p ~ k g S&15 000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S38S 3 Br lrg yarl 2 duplexu. bloc k lo llur~. ~~~ n~~ la!lt' . NB $160 Nr heh pool l·rpl drpi., was h dry1 beach. (2) 3br, 2bu, eocl CURTIS REAL ESTATE CdM 2br. 1325 Kids pet ~t" K1d!1 ok. no pet· aaraaes. SlM.000 INVESTMENT Oceao v1ewT.H Ownr, 714 548·5981 GLOBAL REAL F.STt\TE Eloiae Smith 892·3393 or 893-2!126 Tom Lee, Rllr,6"2·1603 DIVISION C.M Lge 3br + fum rm. 3 Br :! Bu. l1<1c Fam Rn MOHEY MAKIR 962·2458 ~· ~:~.~=~=;~~~k )Urd . ,!.ar. children IH LYMWOOD lnc!lstriol/ H.Bcottuge $185 nr bch sx.'lS 0 . :w~s-1103 Bid BR f'roperty 2100 H .B.2brl2lOK1dJ1/pel5 3 Br 2'i Ba. condo. fpl• °"*'Real Estaff ! VN11tyr.T1A1PTyra' o11•.· 212500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.c 1210 utll pd nr heh Jacuu1.~ blk l\IVCC. ss: ••••••••••••••••••••••• • d 1 d CM 2br $18~ turn p Waldorl Dr .. L)'owood. FOR SALE n San Ber oo. · · · mo. 213-438·3801afl4 ~1 . ....... HoMH Super cond .. no vacan· 13000 sq. ft. w a re hse. mobile home, kids/pets. -W---For S. • 1100 cle1. 1120,000. llas In· w/13000 sq. ft. buement. H.B. 3br, $295 klds/peli; Mesu Verde 3br, 2ba, co :•••h•••••••••-t,Y•••• comeofSl.aoo.mo.Call Dock, apur, fully C.M. 1195 uUI pd. bach ered patio. Close I S8 Hieb 8~'5. l br (cap. owner Sam crane 1prlnklered. $160,000. unlta. Pool. Fee 11hops. schl1. parks. I n t.aln's bed), new roof It • &12-8821':° . Terms. Avail. Waelder Homeftnders 557.osz2 macrt 7!11·3725_ ext. paint. Adult C. M. RealtyC.0. 714-885.fl878 ,..~def M• 3222 .... .. k •-'"173 · 2 TR...,LIXES -4 UR. 2 Ba. nr S.D. Jo'rw ,_.. · .,._.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Fiurvacw. Avail. for LohforU.. 2200 ON IJDO Pmin. In NB, nr Side by 1lde, lt.B. B1iy •••••h•••••••••••••••• yrs. Startlng Sept bay " aandy heh. SllOOO. 0 or bolb. 1149,&00 o..-ner. 979.4927 6"4-ST29 tacl\. •4••>11 10 LOTS! '76 Wlnn•belr> Mini 21 '. Cab air. Xlnt cond. RttillltattM.rt North San Die10Coaatal SlO.sooororr.MC)..-00!!,_ 8 owner, Dupl•x. ,, blk Sub-Divlalon! .Fully Im· "763U88'. lOmOll. rww. By 7..o.m aurr " tennis . owner, appt only. 5 Star Reduced $10.000. A 1teal Pk.SJC4iU397 at SU&,500. 3 BR Uppet, 2 BR low•r. frptca , ~for Nie 1200 balconiH, epcl 2 car •••••••••••••••••••••.. 1u. M aln\ple. Hurry! FIVE.ACRES 5204 Nepluu, N .8 . OAkTRHS 1142·4241 aft . epm. -------- Huge oak treu 11 ke ...:1:....:·3:11~~ .... u;.;.OI.;;,._ ____ _. )'ou've never seen, cover Duplu + 4 Bdrm home Olli gentle rollkJI $ acre by •sent. Stlt,500. Call i-rcel on pav~ road.f. Ruu,95'MIOOorl31-04&8 ~ltU's avail. 'J'erm1. HlltetoCommuteT · (7141678-&'717 Hav•W•Got1'hr Ol\ua IOIM> Anawer! ! with everythln1. Coo l•--------1 firepl•<'t, heavy -blake Home Plu1 BUdlnua Chafmlnl& 2 BR Ir den home with huge covered O c • a n v I • w S a n patio. ~ c:at 1aract ai Clemtnt•, Xlnl fl·l IO<?a· &*n thumb h\l\d1oap. tloa. T"m1, Ht.soo. rod, 2 ur 411-r•••· room for RV. You II love Jt. BERn«A HENRY REALTO.RS 215 Dd ... ~ ~4121 lni! It'• btaulJful ln1ldt Owner'9M75Z 11\dout AND .... E'lllllnl 11 b)' ocean Vlu-, l•vtl, Ml&utl rt. MSdlUoa would inab a Shor•. APPtO« lf,000 1q lirntastle dre11 1ho'p. ft, Nr ocea•. walk lo denlllt otrlee or l - ... t •• ... ............... 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Al.o dt· •:!brt.ownhomew/lrpl &200/mo lM UTlL PD + " uttt. Call llllse, Iii&.. taa nn, bJtn . W 0 WalnuU"lltU•t• • UTI bdi.S*mo f1 I!!!__ luu new toft'nboute •(4epat.lolrenc.garaae 8T.. HJZ Domiu.ic..:nl5. • ~orMZ-1141 \ C. ultH UOV /mu KaMIN>S.oJuaq .. 14~ Open 12-s dally UOl •AdulU,chlldUlfrover ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• -----------------_. ... , -..nT .,. MO OSI 1 or IWKho 1n Ju1&q .• ~ UDO ISLI Delaware Jiuntlnaton ~ lrJacu.ul ay1ll. Nu I Br z Ba A/C crpta PAii HIWPORT DaUn& A aban reolall, ID 11IR'"" i ... 1 a-rlul cuat.om 4 Br, 2 .._a ............ -1 .... 1..... d 'bit ' • l ' 8 Video l'!at1rprlae1,1---------r.r • ..,, room• Ba 1 nQ1paUo ll50mo -" ... _._, _. -Sharp Zbr <'Pt• drpi rpe, DI, no pe 1. achcilora, l or 2 13$-U.Sl M·l1t& 4 M*wn. 1 belb, Or@1•1r ........ ~ ~orM11il1 . _orA(J.. bltns. 1 child OK. N~ $395/mo. S81·7887. Bedroomalrl'own.taou.ea or 11J .. ,. cJ>h • pjtlnl , Woodbndac• • • • · • • 14lS pet.a. 12JO &74 Joann St, 51M1J'7 Jl'rom $29.SO Bouoate waDttd male, ,_..yd Ucb .. JJC'l OK llni\l,J'•rk ... M'IS ........... 1106 AptD.~3'17 uz.3441 Spectacular apa, total ni,umoker,SJC,:Br. IMmtrial u.lti sm ., tllll7. Ar~ l, no Vllla1e Ill .. .. . . ~ On water w/boat dock. ....................... ' Pa-• y.., lll4 recreation pro1ram, m..-c9 wrnlOFFJCE ,_, R1n<'holanJ11•11 •. ~ Lt )Br, fam rm" ofc. ON!Ofl'AK 0 Lat&• 3 BR Townbouae .. ••••••••••••••••••••• aocialpr"01rar:n.IPQOl1,I 1\artJeRock ....... U11' Pallo " privacy at 1 lldrm wtth tofl'tt roof wltb patio, 1ara1e + 2 Br condo Community unnlacourta.Att .. hlon l\aspptyt.oabare2brapt. 14GOtoJIOO~ft. l:nted FOtJR Hec1rwm• WWI prden. Eicl1m.·Z Story PoOI. Quld complu. pool t~ Avail Sept llland, Jambo~ ,. SH Prk Nwpt. '185+~ uW. ~oc'-' M u rr~ of ---------t Wla1a1J1 .......... tm0 lBrw~rPlc:,lpatw"'••r Uvin1 room oo LITTLE ~:::i::ZZ~:i •33'. :k'd.ists.1168-9821 . Joa::i41:1~~:.ce-:oo Ev•711-0044 W.1=.:c.::calln1 *A y AA.AILI• &m yrly ISL AND O R AN D Ph\ale roommate wut· 64Z.44U Udo l1le, a br. den tli .CANAL .• S4SO/mo1Hi. 2 Br l~ Ba hmhso brk ......._ ... leeclt 1140 2 Br, huae ~k. w/view. «I! OYer 21 to ahare J *MOW• view MOO/mo lat SALJSBURY t\L TY fplc, aar, lae patio, adlta, ••••••••u••••••••••••• tie uv Rm, 1 blk to bch. bdrm apt near beaob.t---------•~. fOAdominrumi Udo Ille 1 Or & df'n, t7MDOO no pets. $285. 2447 Elden lllAHD MIW! S36S. 87a.l260 $143/mo. lncludinl uUI. 4510 ........ , __ ......., __ ..... _, .. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill twO/cnolH Ave 646-702'1eves Br De Eves •Cler 1 P.at. _, __ ",_ ......... Udo lilt 2 Hr £. den Lower 3 Br. 2 Ba furn or · · 2 apl.ll. l41l liware. Z P NR OCEAN 67~3184 . V Slor•f• Oran at: to lllOQUI rtt0Ula ttu'\lna MO WAITING> llaoGlmo' untum. 4°'1 N. Bayrront Adults, £/aide a Bds. HB Open 12-S Dally. 1 lll'3iSloS'100 l.out~ln lltRdc-nAdult S:UU1mo WA1'1!:lU'RONTllOM€8 8 r. lnqotre upper. pool,jucu.zz.i,lndry,encl. Mlle lo ocean. &42·9601 Bricltfireplace,nrparlt. Fem,43wWlf1U'Dt.otban i::;~~7Sc';,!r~ft.~11. Ulftlqlon If arbour find ;~KR rltn A c· 11dull ~~ ... 1.1.,,.. S700/mo yrly 813-8540 gar. S270. 644-0878 __ A&t 5311·1808 ~~m~e~~· · Lie reel&J « fmd coqenlral mo. Complete aervi«< fllmUallon IMMh Call ,,., ..,,,, -""" Nl>'UI 2 BR 2 B .._ _ ptylorentaptwit.b.Park ..._. 714~S.l2SIO 181 far moredeUll• <!Bk 542$ IA&.IOA ISLAND 1 Bdrm, adults only. cloee .::.." • h a. ~, N..,... llgts dupleit. Nu 3 Newport. 141·2* Alt. -t"- BR ,.,.,,, N 1 8 l .... d loahoppmg r• ec 1 monl rent 1 -~ SPM •----------• .,.,,., Hbr View. II(. 4 br ~ rap,c., ... rps. 556-3900 549.4225 leased for s mo's . Br,2Ba,pets.ch1ldO.K. Stor•&• area, enclowld. JIJlt :to&8S Palermo mdl. view. pool, bltns. lff ~ 673-~77 or 848 :1777 ~/mo 646-7171 AUomey wiahM t.o •hare Equhalenl 4 111 1ar. ::~: ~ ~: = ~· S720 840 1044 Small bach apt, part furn. ntE VICTORIAN New 2 "3 Br luxury apll, 2 Br, l ' 2 Ba townhouse lwt fully furn 4 Br beach ~~-1.::~'i'!t, La•un•. REALTY INC 714/146-137' 4BR.,\ (' $SS(l uhJ pd., 1225 mo 126~1 2 Bdrms, l'-2 ba, with pvt palJo·balcony Fplc, style. adults, no pets. hse In Nwpt. Sept.June. . .aUR ~;oo S.J-. Agate ~2797--gar. S2SO. Adlts .. carp, ~cl aar, walk lo beach. S24S SCB-2682 s:o>mo.541·0ll88 ....,.W_..., 4'00 CGpbtr.o 3271 lal»eP...._ 1107 drps , range, Cncd.yd ___ __ __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... , ....................... ~:~~~·a W~t-erc~i ~~ 500Delaware S36-6)82 S.CleMIM• 317, ~91'!.t 4150 dftl I br. l ower. Very nice J br. 2 ba, OW. cpts, drpa. 2 car aur fenced yard. kids pet OK. Cl'lf>. 1)63..4587 Alf\ . Noree. Near New Condo-2Br, la Bay le ocean view, 2 br. 631>-<&120 •FAMILY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·--·••• .. •••••••••••• D6cnlfled, elderly lacty. mstr awte. 2 car gar. air fresh paint. WS. yrly. Smale CeJ' Oara1e. St. non-1mkr. drinker. •o cood. tugbJy upgraded, Incl. ulil. Adults, no pets. $290. 2 Br. l ba. E stde •POOLS 2 BR, gar. pool, view. AnnSt. Lat Bth, S35 mo. pet. 8 yn. present apt. $32Smo. 499-358Seve 673-6372. • Tri·plex, encl gar. bale. •JACUZZI ES adults, no peta. $3()(). 290 GeQl'ge,04-5108 Alford about S2U. ----- - - ---nr new. 842-l603 •PRE SCHOOL DelJado. 493-1988 114-131'"'7 For l~~ 3 Br 212 Ba, Bay view luitury 1 br S3SO. •PARKJNC OHI -:--:-::.cie-""'=.,-.,..-:-.. -:---.. ~.~0?0-1-~~~:.!..----- ~ BR. l b.i, cph. drps. bltns. frpl Sr 8U$harc1 RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 Captal.ll s Hlll Home, 1m· Le••n. Ocean view luv. 2Br, lBa, bltns. ver y l Bdrm. 1 bath ln Triclex Harbor Hilb Se•1or. r I ded •· ~ ~ I BANBURY CROSS ~/--.! & aundeck 2 "·-•• .. ••••••••••••~•••••• •-+ 1 m••J. p:r OI' mac. ul y upgra "' wy bachelor S265. lease. c ea n , 7 8 6 Apt l -.,..... · .... ......,.... - & Adams. S3ll~ mo lst. t'ruv Park Terr. 2br. 2ba last 1150 dep. 645·4587 rrpk. nr pool & green· lndscpd. scen ic view, lSIOW Balboa. 67$-7101 Shalimar, no pets, ~o 2 Bedroom from $270 lobcb. $240. Ph 4!M-7287 •OfFICI S'ACI• work for NIDt.S48-04t must see to apprec No --mo. 842·8907 or 759-S807 142-6604 San Ju. *Prune H.B. Blvd. Loe. 1 or 2 bdrm rum or unfurn eves It wknd.s hell S400 mo. SS9-8070 pets.~ per mo. l!.t & Blk lo Beach & Ocean. 3 -------Caplttr9M 3171 -<:ustomdealgnsultee. hseoript. Endosedytd. last + cln dep req'd Br 2 Ba. yrly 11'e $425 HOW RBfrlHG J Br 2 Ba 4·plex, Cplc. encl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••1000Squareleet. i ml pet. Rent S2ll·S2SI. 714-t98-482411fl5 JOPM mo. A11k for S11ndy. New a Br. fr.om $290. 1 gar, lncd pal10. cpts. OCIA11..1 VllW •Sample covered 535 7136 Mu11~ i;ee. new 3 Hr, SS75 per mo. Ham•ho San -~-ll9 673·2058 _ Br. 126.5. Encl garages drpa, bltns. dshwshr. " Creeprkn'g r--------- skyhghts, lort. fn<"d yard. Joaqwn Townhou11l• for WH""'nshf' I / t ti N walk to park, 1chool11. Brand new Z Br, S27S to •Mcincld. Utll. N..,.,. ··-'um room wi'bat.h Cplc. 2 bl ks to bc h lease on i.:olf l'ourse. 3 Dr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cep1trMO hach 3118 ~ 0~ragc';;ildr~o~5ope~ shoppng. SJSO. 847-3346, $325. Nr Pico Beach. lOS J1Jlitorial 1;-"~':t reiudence. Npl 499-2181 3ha,pool,juc R38-3232or Real sharp 3 bedrm, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968-4967 De1Repoeo.714-496-527S 11all :RonMlller Be . M .. Jackson . 771·3184 bath-cpla, drps. 2 car 2 BR, 2 Ba, gar, fed yrd, ~1:.1~:!:~"a~~~l~ ~ ._... & Co. ~.1192 ' Charming new 3 Br 3 Ba ' --gar. Fenced yard, nice patio. Near bch & 11hop'g. N l Bl d C 11 3br. 2 Cull baths. Hl •g 2 Br l Ba. Ccxido. Pool, n.r Fam/Din Rm. micro sses mo All incl Turtle area. S3'75. Agent. no fee. $350. mo. Lease. 661.253-1 ~~~S40-~ 8 Harbour. Children. OK. beach . S2 7 5 mo . 1714154'·9361 wave, bnck entry I fplc Ro(' k G I en. H ca u l ~. a r l . 6 Pm• wk n d s Mullan Really ~. 848-0023 Wlr/lruh pd. U6-7358 Pantry, lndry, dbl l(ur. 1 d d J 0 tennis ---yl --walklobeach/ l.~e. $651)' ;tn br.:p · ac, 'HoutfffvrWtMdor an ime. SPACIOUS 3 BR. 2 Ba. SouthLog.a 3116 pool . Auto gur. 3 br, 2 ba, , ........ -i_ .. _ _. J 300 Garden Apartmeola ed ed •• • ••• ••• •••• +secdep.642·374Jeves formal dining. Call ~-New deluxe 2 sty. 2br JBedroomsw/patio,also newly r ecorat . Kids•••••• • • • • ---&10-01111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dupleit apl w 11,ba. 1 bedroom & Bach . ok.S295.mo.Avall 8i1J Lge,qwet.lwcurious,eic· Lovely 4 bedrm. 2 b<J , -Lg!! 2 Br 1 Ba dupleit. frplc Ocean view Crom 847..()98'1 ec 2 br , 2 ba apt. $lone fplc • t•ov 11at1<>. 2 BR & den condo Wood lower fpk new l'Plll the Blur rs overlook Ing Matun aduJl.5 only Elevator to scenk priv, r pU., drps J:~ urea hndJ:t' Cro-.,,inlo! Deluxe paint, w1~ler $375 . Capo Brac h 3~638 MartWqueApt#2 WAU<TOllEACH bch Party&gam eJ'oom, Kids & pet OK S31\5 qxs & fir t-C>\ .I! Jui.t 673-6210 NB Cammo Capi:nrano S395 275 E. llHI St, C.M. 3 br. dshwhr. fpr le. total security Perfect ~7.Agent noft•\• f.OO'tnlhl·IJke Call W ·' l\lopeu 1714J4949~art 631-3003 garage.nod031 4202l!.l llVlngorwkndrelreatfor \nc1rrw or t". Wh 11 l'. Condominiums 6pm 960-2Sl9, 536-1718 the ad\ enturous adult l4S82 A"pen l r 1 Br, :!ha 1>10 6\lil Uftfurnish.d 3425 2 Br w 'arage S240 New Starting at $515 mo. H•PHSQFT 1117 WF..S1'<;LJFF-NB AGT. 5(1.50.12 150 I WfttcRff Dr. Newport Financial Ctr Ltcllllft9 Office Spec• Call on Site Manager 1114) 642-3111ext246 D&UXI OFFICES rrplc in fam rm n<•w ••••••••••••••••••••••• eon.a del Mar 3822 crpts thruoul. Fenced yd 4 ILOCKS llEACH 499-2835 painl cpts S4SO Krnl 2 HH 2 Ba l'dtlo Home. Beauttful Bayside Co"'e 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w patio. Water pd 2228 Lge 2 br, l ba. e1roee. _ Comml It lndllJ spaces, 847·3411or8461371 'The Terrat·t> . s~oo Br. <! Ba, condo. '850 "'A" Placentia. CaJI htwn lauodry No pets. adults Tuttiri IMMACULATE: Family mn S.'>l·2A64 _ Avail lmmed P\l bch. l ·S.6J6.4120 S225.42SA l2lhSl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• h B h pool bo d k I re ~ • -JBr, 21 2Ba Condo, avail 3190 200 to 2000 1q. ft As low as~ sq. ft La& N 1guel & Mission Viejo areas. Handy to S.D. l'~rwy. Call: 831·1400 me. 4 r 2 Ba. ottac LOC)llftohoch 3248 · at oc 5 uvai I 3 Br. 2 ba, cmpl\ly WAUCTO IEACH! mo/mo baals S37S + dbl car. fpk, dshw!lhr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-IJ48 '(l., lC:r:~c~6~ r"'mdl'd No ""'t~. SJ"" t d w it llJ .. -pd 1 t -""~~~ " .. ~~ '-"'•Beaullfullylandscaped securiy e.,os req n cc Y n""c · c OM! 0 3 Br 3 Ba, oceanfront. Towtlhous. HY.!1Valencia.546-8185. •f''lre~laces 67 __ ~_9820 ______ _ shops , sch oo 1 ~, St $l3.50 1 8111 , ._..__1.&.-~ 3525 Bonaventure S42S mo mo. Alaic. It'. ~-CORONA DEL MAR EISide lg 3 br. 2 ba, nu •Cas eating/cooking pd Apcat1Uwnt1 Funtlthed No fee A~ Call Curll,,, tc33 Jl50; Dave. 639 OS60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br TownhoUJie, frplr. cpt/drps, enc gar. no •Aduluonlyinopets or ~hed 3900 963-08&'7 or 960·5865 evs J BI-: DR 0 0 M · 2 ha · Pool, tennis. Some ocean pets. S3751 Avl 9 ·1 1116 E CASA DEL SOL ••••••••••••••••• •••••• --l I I carpets. drapeN. dis •-C l II . Cl 21 l "A""""'"' B kh 118 Lease W•Opt to buy thih 1 Ir. qi 1v1ng rm h be 1 S4'!5 "' a a na views. ose s ,.....,....,.,..., 21861 roo urst, THF.EXCITING serenely beautiful.' new w frplc, lrJ.! ba !' dreiis-~:u.l,7~i.ri:i.' • mo. to shoppln11&rmebeach (1111--------962-6653 PALMMESAAPTS. AirDort Offlce1 i jfONTlf FREE F\IU service. No leaae re- q 'd. 200-600 1q. n. Plenty of pJrklng 2082 S.E Brl11lol Sl. Newport Beach. 557-7010 S&S house w u c·on in,. rm. modern kit. 644-21611 11..1c MIN\ITESTO NPT unuow. Clow or ~lllH'l' 3 µunorumw ocn view, pvt !p SELECT LA CASA ILA.n A Walk lo beach. l,ar 11e Jbr BC • ll a rd en w , ll a i e b o loch., I & 2 IR 2ba. Crplc. deluxe apt H. 2 Pvt Offices, reception & Or & den. h11thh UIJ S4(Xi, mo cau 494 2018 PROPERTIES VlEW 2 bdrm. I bath. A•ail. How--SSO D•p. Neer achl & 11hop'g Avail Bach. 1&2 BR. 2 restrooms. 720 11q rt .:rude<! for JUsl ~95 .i w, sundcl'k. fplr. gur ., Sept I 960·30111 from $210. & up. total Fnt Valley962-3:."00 month. I.orated nr <.:aiJ<.' Cod 3 BR. 2 ba . 2 ..___.fMftfsFurnlshed w•o. all applr 's Nr All uUls pd . cpls, drps, Adults.No Pets Yorktown & Mu.:noh.. frpl . step:. to the beach ::'::-.:••••••••••••••••• park. beach in Cd M pool. lndry. fa e's Adults 2 BR, 1 l:la , no pc1:1t . 1S6J Mesa Or Pfau CHE~.~rSt"'E3:A1 I.TY Sff75 Agt.i!l-1 7ss 1 .-......_1_, _ _. 3706 S4.SO molease.675.6081 oHr 35, no pets or ctuldrenok.clOl!etos(·hl. <5 BlkaEastofNewporl b.cutiYeWtH ,,..., ., -.. __ children Cull Sue $22.S.mo 7688764 Blvd.> . 2br,2 ba.frpk.2rar.:ar ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR + orr1cc. 2 bath. 556-7777 or H enr y 546·9880 Ofrll-e avail. Overlooks 5005 ANJTORIAL Busines1>. ~ mo. income. $$000. Firm 493-06M IHttTAYUH BEACH CITY Nets Sl.SOO. moot.h Hdp run. Trouble Cree run 1pot. Owner moving 4.. muat aell. Terms. TIMt:. 75l·l400 Restaurant F\111 LIQ. UC.· seals !OS ExceUeot parking • good lease. lar1e dance Ooor. On Pacinc Coa1t Hwy. Condo J Br. 2 Ba frpl1-. Oc·eun vie" S~75 mo. Yrly Bachelor apt, 1 re!\p crpts. drps. adults. yrl) 642·9137 LANDMARK LEASE airport & mouotam1. pool, park: tennii. ct:. 19~ 7287, 89'..!·9849 11dult. over 27 Non 310 Iris 1 29s.8827 or Adil comm 3 Hr 2 Ba ltoo.M 4000 Airport/Re&11lry area. MPLOYMENT Agency $35() mo SS.MlS8Jafl S --smoker. $175 ut1I pd 2'l3·3808 condo. nr clbhse. tennis, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2082Mlchebon, Irvine. ln Npt Beach. Car acct -LOCJllfto Ml~ 3252 644-9981or1213)281·0365 French Quarter rec rm, no pelll 1 m1 bch ROOMS sis wk & up. ____ 1_sz_._0234 _____ 1 de nt to owner forcet. 3 Br twnhse, l' 2 ba pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shanan La. All glossed. Condo. 3 Br 2 Ba S42S.mo. 581 1032 W/k.itchens, $42.50 wk di qulcluale. m.ooo with lo sec aates. kids ok. no Gorgeou• 3 Br 21/3 Ba lal»oa PMftMa 3707 •""clacular Bay view. 1741 Tustin. S39S -A ... • .... ""'SS down to rllfit party. Call A,. 5 °•" 3275 ,... up. ,.._. """''•• early. il 1oe• t o lat pets,,.,. ·""" Twnhme View. FP. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Whl crpl'g. 2000 sq rt. ~ 5~ ----23821 Hillhursl Shirley 2 Br. Crplc. bar. Ir& 11un· 11501.se 8'13-8193.f540-J232 -HwtlWon Lovely quiet home, no quallnedbuyer!SS6~ 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba, large yd. At Collect 714 S36·083l or decJc. t hse Crom ocean-2 BR. cpts. drps. kids OK. ......._, 3142 peU. non smoker. Use or Newport West. wallr lo 714-346·3301 Cronl. Mature ad Ill only. Wan led fa m 11 Y for no pell. 12251 mo ••••••••••••••• • •• ••••• kitchen. Fem. SlSO mo. 1~..:_::..d-lx-sul-les-. _u_U_J_pd-.-lll"'o,•~,.--._.., 50 IS beach S400 962·7019 -Avail now. ~. Winter beautUul 3 or 48r apt. 84S-29'78 - -HA.llOUll UC.HTS tl6S-l233 bef IO:aoam A/C, ample pkg, rrom ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br,28a,nrBrookhurst& OCEAN VIEW. 4 Br. 673-6055. -~e~~~i1t'i:.·~~ne:.2 & 3 Bdrms. mature Offers ele1ant adult Costa Mesa. t\lrn room, Sl&S.Nolaereq.175-900 ~EltaUSales Garfield, 2 car 11arage. Fam Rm rormal d1nm" Yearly bachelor. ulll pd nlenr localed to achls" adlllls, gas pd 778 S<:oll apartment.I. Located In ell utlUUea. Laundry. Lge Le••,. 1400 sq n. _,c/ WI HAYE MAJOlt rncd yd, cpta1drps. new J . • ... Pvt bch in Balboa. $160 shop ng So orC11tHwr Pl.842·5073 exclusive Huntington home, 1100/mo. No _... "' Pmo~l+~~apo11,ti''~4"-;~1~ w ~:i ~~~· fa"c\1 co~:i· mo.673-6790 Cd . 613'.4021 o t r.-&~TSIDE Du-pl _2_b_r onlHarbourrl. The tHarboulr'• doper1. Call 645-4730 :t!r~).a~ ~ t~'!in~ tMC•~-:~ow.,,:..~ . -------5PM/wlcnds Avail Sept~ ex • yapa men comp ox. btwn2-4PM rt ,. I n• tennis S900 mo . 2Br2Ba.gar.~:iblk from 1 '· gar. S300 mo. 1 br, dbl SpacK>u.1Br.2Br.&2 · lnduat al "omp ex W/ OuUtandlng opPor. for 4Br. 2Ba. nr We1lminstcr 714·493-5888. bay & ocean, S300 mo yr-· gar w/wrkshp. $350. IJS Br + den. noor plana Room for rent La1una ~vi:!c~~~~ ~:~fTom~ IPlacc'ldflcRC. E08.5lpeHrw1yo.n~ln. ri11hallh. cpls i dr,psd. ly.548-9341;84&-2848 3Br. tea . 1 un deck, Cecil Pl .. 548-1927, from $280, ere com· Jilli•. nr Saddleback 111 ws r. 2 car car, nc W 1 earage· no pet.a $425 mo 1!12-2887 Agt. plement.ed by enchanUna Colle&e. t70 iuo. Age National Services o. Hunt. Bch. Security )'d, a vail 1~med $385 NE 4 Br 2 Bo. lee pat?· Costa Mua 1724 Avail Se l 1 '873.oooci · gardeiu & 11lreams. a 18-30, CallJean83T·8U5 6404!250 l:quiUes,535"8833. mo.+depo111t847·18ll rencedbackyard.publlc ••••••••••••••••••••••• d kpr ·Dick or E 1SIDE Cozy bach beautiful c lubhouae ---------i:::-----:---:-:----1-=:;::.;::.::::.:..::.:.:;..=.:=. __ • ---tcnnis courts &Clshlngal s4000WESC&UP ayi •11 or w.Crplc, new decor / J 1 Free rent to fem in eic· omsmprlv.ofticeupto toU-512"5 S~ACLIFF 4 Br 212. Ba. nearby Regional Park. •Stud,io&l BRApta Craig $195/mo. Al ter 5pm ~~~~'l~l•:ru!j1• chan10 for babysitter, 2500 sq rt by Harbor••••••••••••••••••••••• ~u~~ro~sm :r~ai \Jc~ls ~~.714-495-1407 •'IV&MaldServAvait Cozy 1 br, Corona Del 67~2913 wonderful people. Wein'. mature w,oman pref'd. Blvd.&405Fwy.540-2200 ltt.ZMlrWT.D.'1 lolVI lmm~d. $8501 mo' Misslott Viejo 3267 •PhoneServ. Hld pool Mar. Nopetl. $250. 3 Br. 2 ba w/pool. Space v~te you lo villit llubour Ref. req d. 646•840Z, CORONA Da MAit LOANS AVAILABLE S38-7839 Bkr/Ownr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2376 Newport Blvd. CM 673-4148, 87S-9417 for RV or trl r . Pvl L1&hl1. Pacific soast _1_.1_P_M _______ Delwte 1 rm. S9S. Real Credit poUmportant. LAVlSHLlVING CASTADEl.SOL 50·97Mor64S-3967 2 Br. 2 ba, new cpt1 & garden.Nopets.$380mo. H~ytoWamer,toA1on· Room, quiet worklnl ono m lc1 Corp. Bkr. ....,.4tJ.l101 1 2 Hr. 2 Ba condo. Spec 1 _,_,..21,. paint Swedish frplc No ~-6885. ___ q1.11n or orr San Dle1o man. cooking prlv. 8'75-6700 ---------~ptP!t8g~:e';t>!1:~r ~~:r ~~~tter Spro Pool.~ature adJta. no c hildreni pela. 1350· Xtta lge 2 Br I\~ Ba walk ~neexr t!°~~.~~:~1~~ ~~~-;:i~ance. Lag • ..__a_u_tl-fu_t_F_u_r_n_o_f_fl_c_e_1 SWIMG LOAMS Best loc 1n H.8 Call _J__ pets.$250.645-3971 64G-7266 to ahop& & schools. No 16700 Saybrook Lane.---------Bank of Coata Meu 1 ~y\3pi1J>~~t. M7.eootor847·334-& Hewponhach l2'9 • -aosetobeach 2br. l'lba, peta.S275.S4().63.38 714-148-3341 ROOM&lowd 4050 Aua •Imo. No leue Credlt-NoPNbJem ••••••••••••• ••••• • •••• BUNGALOW· Employed llv rm bltns new crpt & · •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 83800 Coos UoQ Loafts :? Br 11\ Ba. condo, pi1l10. Lo\el 3 BR 2 BA 35• person. no smokers ruj. pOoa • 2 BR apt., 1 b1, patio, Condo 2 Br. 2'-'J ba. Gar. Room W/Of without meai. t-----------1 CALL~CT3-l1At6 poollrteruua.avlSept l boa Yu 25 • Id M1Ud8erv1ce5d-7197 • 6'7S-2lll lndry. lacs. S23S. 1st & Swim pool, clbhse. ten. inpvtMesaVerdebome •Offtc::IRITAJL• ,_ _______ _ $325. 962-0678 h itl~ P toy·~ y~ o ti D-P-1-£ 37•6 last. $100 dep. 646-S71l, All year rental. S4SO mo. Xlnt food. MS-2095 • •Bld1-Valley Garden Mlwtc.al9L f,..t c re n • ana _.... & Coita MeM 3124 76aShallmar, Apt. 4 -.uaee-5. Center HuwlW• 87~7~ ..... •••••••••••••••••• ----------1 hz ... , .~. 4200 Karil aw 3241 -....................... 1 -hoch ll41 --•S. =rrwy· BLUFFS CONDOS SUPER VlLLAS 1 Br, bal, ........-••••••••••••••••••••••• B hunt •••••••••••• •• • •• •• • •• • vu crt·.....t 1ar -"' 1 ••••••••••••••••• •••••• LeaHS startlnc at isoo • ,,.... · _,..,, . . BEA<* HSE. Steps to •CultornSulta 4 Br. J ba t'nd condo on Month. Agenl&«·lll3 Smllr Br. 1200. 4118-5.293 No. end, nr. Shaw 1 Cove, nnd lD Npt Bch. Lwnrry •1DC)0.7S000Squarefeet point surrounded by wide ....... ..__.hoc.. 3769 t.~~: ~· Ocean view 3bt, 2ba. Avail now. $300 •toe P/Sq ft. cbannelt . 55' aide tie NWPTCRESTCONOO ...... ,_., " ......,..,..,....... _... ·"" t dock. S\200 mo. Agt •BR,childrenOK.Pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• TumerAuoc. 41M·1177 ... ~.t-915-89S2 ''""•ext.mant M0-1171. tmnts, walk to bch. Yrl,y WA TERFltOHT 1 BR W--'-Co BALBOA ISLAND ,,. ~ R .... OC\ MIAll~o ISS0.840-1751 Ancl water vAew luxury ' uuu. ve area, On Little Isle w/boat --.,_ • IHI l.OAHS9% Abe2MTD&.o.I Faliat Term1 ablce lNI WtlefoMtg.Ce. '4~2171 S4M6U Lee I tw. Iba condo. Mint -----"'M BR .. 200 " nr. bch. U40 mo. Ullls 1 .... b 14t·fl6 I road. Ma.Qy amenllit'•. ~ a.,... l· ' fl mo., ., pd. Otll av• or try daya dock, • ll8 8• l2x.-. *1 l--...i.:.;.:.:,.:..:.::.::..:. ___ j,~-llCI~~. m1 bch. .... 5. 842.IHIZO BR .. $1500 Mo. 4M-'2l• patio TELEPHONE, 2 ..,, BU.LGfltJNDY gan, furn, Au«. le Sept. REALTOR 87$-818l L_,....,... 3152 $225-S295wk.6'73-~ Spaclou1 8br, lam rm, fonn. din rm. Newly te deco. taSC> mo It . e y The Really, (313>59:·2871 or CTH >Mt 445'7 STIPS TO llACH 3 BR. 2 b;a MSG 1r1¥ SPf;.ClAL n,\'l'F.S t«i'•umrner rentalA - associated ffw•11o 1 JI, lit,'\ • • . .. .................... fl.... "'° ..................... 0 ll•tUrdt BOb·t•ll ' ••. Bu id .• Diaper lt ... Hammer t ... upet .:.cement )t •. Wlr n .. Hoe It .• Clean lt ... Movo t.. Press 1t •.. Pa1nt 1t...N•ll lt ... P1 ~ter lt,..Flx It. .. SERVICE DIRECTORY ............. C.,.t lienlc.e 9edrtc.. ca ....... , H.Atg HouMca...lltt .......................................................................................................................................... tnpoo • uun1 C'IHO ll..'..CT1UCAl. 8l'!RVICE ReUable tr.~pr J•,anae CIU•.:APES1' haullna 111 llOUSECLEANING bri1htut!n, wht CAU . .llU hr,• :,MAI.I. Oardoner Ke11ouble, town Fr eall CH!AP! Two men. hone1t, reUa PROP'l!:SSIONAL P1lnl Ing. Inter/Exler Jteaa. work 81&•r M2-03M PAINT· PAPER 20 Yl"I ex pr Free e1t. No walll.111. 138-387!_ HOMESAVERS Plumb· ~a! lk•Un1 It air con lnt. t'rM a\. Sau hr Hon al I. reliable rpu tOmln ba..rh Clean JO MllZU fr .. e•t 64.5-6Z30Mlke, 6'2·~or64S 1390 ble. reHon•ble. Call .._,._ ................. l:lv, d•n rm, hall llt Av1 t;111ai ~ .. -d..... o....r• Swwtcea u-__.._._ 84()~ - -~ --rro 17 Ml. ('9Ueh tlO, t'ttr .. ___ ., ..., nc ..__,.._.., J I d A ..... Ilk ·•-•••• •• ••• •• ••• •' •• • Guar ellm t ~or Utt Slfl• a.ell 1»14 •••••• •••••• •••••• •• ••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• lpant!lt! • f, w......, ' Palntina. Local-Eat.ab • lnaured. Tona of refl. Fr lend I y I eff lcl eot tTM88'7 E.xpule~td pMinter, own aervlco. BolA, MIC OK. Alr·l~oa. ~ yna experience 751·31~ lnllde " out. Odd jobe, 1....;...;..;....;..... ____ _ yard work, miner re· MARV'S PLUMBING ~1.111. Call Gre1197"9121 • f46.MO'f • Y9'U' flnm~. t'pt ,., .. 1, u ~ ,..,, ._. 1 lloinc • Ap.,.trnent Want a REAJ .LY CLEAN ~r~uc un. Call u. .,orll m)'Hlr R•C. n 1 1 Repair Ac remodellns. HOUSE? Call Gln11lam •t call JI"' '31-0101 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '4!9733 Olrl 1'-eee1t!W5·5123 Mo•lnt WEEDING C1.£ANU~ -----••••••••••••••••••••••• F\ne work. Stat.e lie 4' ln· N0.108 TOO SMALL c.• •. Awtlc .~... . ....................... . 1rd. Exterior 1peclaU1t. Palnllna: '300/~ for1--------- Try me-<:11Uco83S·M&$ avera1a l 1tory e~i ........ & • .,.... '450/up ror 2 1ty. Ouar, ••••••••••••••••••••••• W kl)' Malnt•nanrt1 ·~cPJc~tNpl~~f:i.!'aclr>'& Wlndow1/Hou1er leanln1 CITY SERVICE ~ .. fl9t 642 91l01 noon ~I. M? 2197 OOtld ralH ·Good rera MOVERS • .. ••Ja."_ •••••••••••• ••••• ~ AC'CJ!U.Ura· \IUaJ l:•"J"'•lr.) •11> l'l'f't", 1pr•)'«d ce1lln11 r4' " (.'all Mr l.ynnS36-7711 LOCAL•STATE wrn•· of, G ... ner HANVYMAN --. • Act nuw' for {Om11 NOJOlil'OOSMALL IMMACULATE CLEAN ~Hra 7day1 WORK GUARANTEED 11oasfl68,IU·lUl W.R Parkv C:OO.t Co. tm..nor/Extr. Free at ,..... S pec In rm add & PaMt, dwir. .. ,, t\lr.u '*,.· awir, &..¥· 1 J.40Gt:t. c..m 1 ht o'11l Ar\ ), frMntU6·1 ioelflt - m111tl of l•wn11 ahrul)i. INO. You DESERVE the 1l4·S23~ • trec11 KM ,; <'Clmm 67~~40 l.U--:ST. 7!19-0377 213·t44-4110 25ynexp M2~ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• remdl'1. Llc1J30882i. Know I es P a I n t I n 1 . -cu.tom Dnl&n PatiCMI bonded 6IMl150. c... ... ,c ....... Pr. . fnush rt-mor.S.l ••• ••••••• •• •• ••• ••• •• • repalu, 1.11 (lutt'l M.U(;(sw-r"'" Alfpl\aMI ••"•u• Wrlr. •111r ~reot.-bkK·IL • bnl'k llWl:SH -.orll 1-'rH ntl l.11" 4' Mt WNMY,64$ ~1:.4 Grad1n9 MOWING 1t;oo1NO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hoaemarle'11 llouaeclnR '~'P---'ng Xlnt work, re:(•. 11d rateJi. -·--., _,...... • own tr1 ru 842· 1403 • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lnl/ Ext. commerclul Wood Patio Cover a. llMllftt epll. r e1ldenllal "' Redwood o.tklna I do••••••••••••••••••••••• mobUe homtt 831-1120 my own wortt. ""'" e.ta Repaln. Uc " Ina. All =•tons .. ubtMl.ll ~1'7~WT:lll 6 utll rm fHt to,..,., w ..... ( • OlllWrlln" &!rv1c:t· • lt•11n HaullncJ Trlmmlltll C'lt••nup1 Sk1pl0.Sdt<r dump truck. Jtaul1n 11 ~t< ttr11 11 huuUnl(, lrcc work.1itrad t}o4il 562 lnl(, th!mo. 1·1 c· 761 :11n10 AJJce'1 llouaccleuninl( Rt-111, reli1blc, ruf11 Own truns. G46·4871 : 642-7207 PETERS PAINTING f;xpr'd . Rua Ralea !"rec !!:at Coll Gene 552-0458 YOUNG Man. s yra expr M2-&SU t)'J>('I. Free dt. Walt. In wellcover1n1." Fret ptmter/Repcdt' callanytlrne,$41·8'30 eal.s. ~~78. Andy ••••••••••••• •• •• •••••. te ""' .. ~ ,..,.. rt!W "1'" •·" • h" U kl •••••••••• •• ••• • • • •• • • • ~ l40-1.S. pr C*ll'tnl • flniah1n11 u11 •U n11 wt•11 Y w m•lnll'n1tnc11 fif1111onu Jh1uhn.: mov1nic . cleatnup c+f ~ your O'Wn form1, 14i1V• ble r1ln. tree nt1mutt•11 S7 up Tr~work Reaa, •••""••••••••• • ••• • • • •• mo.w)' ~1 :l4Zl Mer 4 JO o•k for Kon h1:il. free est K42·4S97 llouaedean1n1 by c:cliable PAINTING lnl/ Ext. Ex couple. ReCerence11 Call p'd., honest, neat. Reas 963-5813 or l·li26·6126 Uc'd. Dave 964·1045 Com 'l&R idt"tal-N VERYN~;ATPATCll ••••••••••••••••••••••• job ':100 bl& 4:r ~ .~.1~ JOBS• TEXTURE ERAMIC TILE. N•w or 20 yrs upr. Room1 i''rt:ee~t __!91-1439 remodel. free eat, ir.ml C•t11n Men wlll lay youn --"'--00 OSI I ors.ta ·4987 or """" ft ~p111 ra ~.,.._... OCC Student. Uli ¥• T detnlu too' Gu•r won--••••••••••••••••••• !<on'11..iwn !:)(•n1ct Mow truck Trash. trtt tnm, et t-11-U uvma• rr~ All«llUOlllJ fa.l •ftl4:MGl • edjJc also yd cln ups ~·t< Handy fill 5703 est, M.S-31M6 IO )'UI'• u1>41r!l'oto 1n M7 8709 for rrce ~t ~!I J6ti1i Experiencc:d clcanlni: lady wanll more homei. 1111 referencn Santo Anu , 1:1111 .dt 4pm ~·1333 fllUna and uwlnl( -Sell~ ___ !!2-5171 611t 3223Jadcie WaotAd.!_lelp'1 642-5678 WantAd11 ~all 6'12·~78 Chwlrled Adi 642·56111 Paint Your Co1He A ver:iee F.xtr 1 St.ry S38~ 2Sloryl54S. lntr$45rm Prices Incl malr'l·l.abor • Ouar/lruird, Free est. Ted 552·0134 or 836-708$ Sl51up. Fully lruird & Uc .... ....w-JObs weltome. 836-3426 Odd jobs too638-ett5 ::-:;::::? •••••••••••••• 11_1t_s ______ _ 8111 & Bob'1 Exterior DRAINS CLEARED l"ff S...wlce Palntlna Service. Ex PROt.I $3.5() • •••••••••••••••••••••• tremely reu. rates C•ll751~2 emovlna, lrlmmln1, 675-8138 towin1. rr eat. lie/Ina. In • Want Ad Help? 642·5678 area 14 yrs. Tooy 845·8134 La.r&Fe.d 5310 HetpW..t.4 71GOHelpW•ted 7100 H.tpWanted 7100 H.tpW..t.ct 7100 .... w.ted 7100 HelpW..tH 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 HetpW.ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• F'OUN V fUk matl~ ..imo.t grown cmt w wht 1 ~pot on throat VIC 19th "Hbr MS 7487 I l"ound · Sl11m<'11e Cal Male, altered. l,(}nl( hair Vic· South L4&11nM t99·1151 .Pound Youn1 Female Sl Barn:1rd Ad mlf'allyi Paciflt· C1tl Hwy. Auic 3 Hed "white colon n I(. 840 1207 or ( 2 Q.1.'i82·S876 Lost,, Nr Adumi. & l.11ke, orange m11le c·at w/11hort. tall. while rte11 collar ~19 I.OS'?'. Neutered male adlt eel. ahorl hair, orange & wht, greeo •·ye,, broken t.11. looks hke left band tum 11.ro•I. ACCOUNTING CLERK i\ rull-time postt1on 1s available for ac· c-u rate ch:rk to assist in busv newspa(>E:r office. Duties are varlEsd Should bt: a good typist and O(>E:rate a JO·key adding machine with skill Previous accounting ofrlre experi1.:nct- 1s desirable. Work in pleasant environ- ment with good company benefits in- cluding 2 Wtf!k, vacation after ont- year . company paid group msur:.mct-. &rt-cht union . etc-Apply at. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 330 W. Bay St . Costa Mtsa • Jil·lw~tn thtJ hours of S·OO AM·S ·OO I'M Call f ot appointment ph:ast 642-4311. .... 27' Equal Opportunity Employl·r c hlld hcurtbroken. r el 5450 HetpW.t.d 7100 plc:a'e call 642-6466 _ .~: ••••• ••••• •• • •• •• •• ••••••••••••••• ••• •• ••• Lost · older minlutur« ~South Amenca. l''ully male 111lver Poodlt•. ei.courted F .A. Tour. w out mt•thcme will die Lcav1n&: Nov 6 All llt'Wllrd ~2848 meal11 All tips poid 1.o:#r. lllk ("Ill " whl ~pot11. fem Vic Coast llwy "Jamhort•c Reward 640-8510 \Pl'Llt\N(. 1-; ll::CllNICIA!I. llur J!ll'liunll' lnh111 ti.1nl\ t-Jrn Slli 000 to $0!0,000 per yr 5 c.luy wk xlnl h1n11t: llt'ncftlJi. musl ht• cxpcr cJ·orwnina11 In C M . l''ullerton & Whit tier Cert1fwd Apphiince 5404720 ASSEMIL Y LEAD i\Mt'mbly of smilll clel trn ml'l·huniu1I dev1cc11 l(~qUlrtll> t'llj.ll'r 111 d1rcctl1111 work ol up tu Io 11!>\emlJlcr:. Uay i;luft STACOSWITCH INC 11311 Uakcr Costa Mesa 549-3041 l-~1u1tJ Oppor Employer J\5semhly AUTOMOTIVl our nt'W Chevrolet dt• Jh.'rllhlp 1n tht• Irvine J\ulo Ccnl~r 1J1 now hlnni: for all departments. Sc<' 1.WNOW1 • JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Center Drive IRVINF. CALL 768·7222 J\ut.omot1ve SALESPERSON Lou of lrarfl1· Grt·ul earning polt•ntwl Sdhn.: Toyota & Vol' o You nt:ed JUlomottvt> salt's cxperltncc to quollf> Cull Sales Munul(cr ul MARQUIS MOTORS MISSION VIEJO 131-2180 495-1210 Automotive N1•w Detail Shop needs hl'IP MECHANICAL PRECISION ASS!MILERS Top waves p.i1d ~n~111c Wl• JI c ..1 ~111,111mi.uiuf 1 ., ~lt'llmt:rs, cn11 pumteri. 1 w JOh upportunillci. lor buHcrs & polishers. up pn•1•1~1on rncl·hunu•al aK llol1lery shampooen.. !ll·mblcr!I w i. mo·., c>C check out, plck-up & dt< RanklnK Our be11ut1ful Newpor l Rt-uch Oran1 h hai. th~ rollowlnl( J>OlllllOnb avatl TB.LEI Will perform duhea of Commerdal payln& & re- c~ Iv I 111 Teller. Six rrfonlhs prior teller's ex- per. req'd ASSIST. OPHATIONS OfflCElt Mui.t be knowled11ablc an ull 11reu of Uratnc h OJ)l'rutionh Wiii asalat the Operations Orricer In tht> i.upervia1on of other employees Prior exper (unclionl11g In th is c11p11c•ty la nllceH. Oolh po111l1i>ru1 will orrer compellllvc ularies & «Int co. benertta. Ir Interested. pleue call the Branrh to achedulc- u n Interview. t714) 752 0580 CITY NATIONAL IAMK i-;quatl 01>por Employer !.\ .I ' ' . ' .. •• I''-• J~UllOCK'S ::J.~~ILS~IQ~ LOa ANOILI& "ALM 8"111N08 WOODLAND Mll.1.8 NIW,.OIH e (M"H BULLOCKS WILSHIRE A leudlna fa s h ion 1pec111lty store la now B t' cept.mg appllcelJons for lhe followln& ~ti.on• SEW NG RM Jewelry Social lnCJr9•htcJ NON-SELL Security CNdit Housebeplnc) Aff•.tkNt• U..ERJCAL TEMPORARY POSITIONS County or Orange has p09illona ev ollable for people who want tern· porary work from 3·8 mo.nth•. Ca II Cl u > 834-7188 for Interview. TEMPORARY OFFICI! WORKER IY I Y~11r C'lenc:al l'I'" penence. type 4~ wpm S4 03/hr. TEMPORARY OFFICE WORKYlll I Ytur <'lcr1 c11I "" penence. $3.86/hr COUNTY OF ORANGE PERSONNEL DEPT. 625 N Rosi. Stre+'I Santa Ano. Cahf 92101 An Arflrmallvl' Actton Employer COCKTAIL WAtTUSS Learn in 40 hra the ma.l exc1t1n1. 1lamourou1, h1g.hly paid profet1. Day or eve IH!t11lon.s. Place· meot assl.st. Good job op. por. Cdl714(751·flt4 So. Call . Cocktail Waltra1ea, Inc.. 11t2Z Sky Perk Bl, Ste <:. Irvine, Ca 92714. COFFEE SHOP Cash1tr llo1teue1 & W1rtreuet1. F.xpr'd only Ovt>r 2t Apply In per-1011 IXwn 1 &t 3PM Alrporttl' Inn llotel. 11700 MacArthur, Irvine. CONSTR SECRETARY &>cretary to Operations Mgr " Purchulns Ao. Exper In raldenUal con· tract administration. For Mojor Oran1e Co. Bulldera. Salary l'Om· menaurate w i expor. PleJ11e aend resume to Ad :\o 915, Dully Piiot. P 0 Dox 1560. COllta Mesa. Ca 92626 COOK 1..all.Slameseapaycd ft•m I yr. Blue eyei.. Me11a Venje orea. !)40.4019 Travel Bogota North. Uartilomt·. South & holh COll:;ll! Cull for illncry. Lela K1ngerly of Dh1 cover} Travel. l~uuna Rea< h. 494-~78. 41M 0763 ACCOMPANIST La~una Beach Unified School Dialrtct. Aecom Pll1'lt.'11 lll'tl ve H S & Jr Jllgh choral mW1k pro- grams 20 llr11 per wk Mu11l be expl'r 'd p111nl1t111ccomp11nl11t for challcnKlnl! & rt:wardinic mua1col expertenrt• C:ull 49-1 8546 ~., You will ha"c the ll\ll'f'Y Apply ul ch.inn• to mo1re up to ful ~!I Harbor 81. CM •-a~ "'It ..... t.a_ Wt• offec •n opportunity 645 1030 ~ u."' -.n. t.oJoll\ an exclllnl( CLERICAL Shr expcn~cs to f;a st Iv qu.1hf1ed mochine tool C11ll for appt 541-7781 fuhlon forward LllllARY CLUKS hulldC'r We offt•r 11ood 1---------COOK llome sl7lc cookln1 for retirement home in Laguna Beach. "1M·IMS8. Accounhnf( Coa11t l.euv1njt for Ill 1---------Loat co.Id bracelet, July ~ug 20 Cull ~S 33n7 bc'nef1h & you will work BARTENDER, F /Time, Or'lCanlzallon. SJ.30/Jlour lo a larl, 00 It \/,1nety of r cn dr111 AVON e>eper, apply In peraon: Plellle Apply In Per1111n S4.33/Hour mad mum :n t''l.Jsa" engraved In • blade. Reward. 552 3052 JR. ACCOUNTING CLYK 101( m.1chrn<'s 1111ju1tin1t. t;.amburger Hamlet, 1545 Mon lhru Frl3-5pm The Orange County lnmm1nl( & 11uin.: lo Adam11, CM Btwn 2·5PM 13 Fftltlow Island Public L1brory has a con COOK d)iJ, 5Sl·3880 eves ~I I. , lftstrucffoft 7005 'l'h4.: Jolly Roi:cr. Int. hil:s an tintry level opt•nlni ror 11n lndustrtOU!I ind Iv IMklnA for oppor lo «row Mu11t be proficient w/JO key add~r P011Uon calls ror tiling. -.ud1t1n11 oC dally aulea rcport11 for our r~l1tur11nll! &. ml1c l(en'I ofrlce clul1ea A1>ply 1n perwn. 17()42 Giiiette Ave, Jrvine. Sam Spm Moo thru Fri. V•ll•n•n<·l· HIEED EXTRA CASH7 tie.wport hoch al.Int nl'ed fol' clerk.I to Earnings are good·hour9 HF.AUTY OPERATOR Equal Opp Emplyr m/f perform o variety or Pantry & kitchen helper 4911.2271 aak for chef f'ound Or1nge Co Fair ••••••••••••••••••••••• W'(>Unda. l /7. brwn poo. EMBARRA.5SED By poor die.~~ apellln1• Send for l'"ound, Shep. mix puppy, booklet t.c> help. Spelllna J..4 mo'• old Male Vic. Rules, P 0. Box 10881, I.all f1c>rM & Ellis, l''.V Sante Ano. $2711. 1-:nd. 963·0013 S2 & your numc & ad Apply In l'N )011 arc Oexlble when you're NEWPORTER INN clencal functions No ex an AVON repruen· 644·0661 &640-4740 pertence required. f'\111 OOKS, BARTENDERS, ADVANCED COMTIOL tauve. Cull 54-0·7G41 or C.tet.ria Helper' and part-lime poslttonJi. DRIVERS. P/Ume. Over 1.cnlth 7 1358 BEAUTY Penon for P/Umc work. rtt.in 3 Hra lmmedlattcly available In 21 yrs. lmmed opentna•. dn.'111 fo'ound; Colll0. remalt< ._ ----V1t. North llunllnston Jobi W..t.ct, 7075 Beach. 982·~ •ft. fl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 647 Young St Sonto Ano, Calif. 1-.:qual Oppor ~mployt•r ASSEMILUS BADVSITTER-Mature womun my home. Mon· duy F'rl 968·810:1 ----Male. S8 e>epenenced and 1---------t. 0 ST : Med 1 um para-proreulonully ---Asaemblers. prec111011 , male or fem 1 yrs min e>eper Good manual dex- nA BYSITTER. lA>vin« mature wnman ror 2 le 5 yr olds, our home. days SJC Area 495·643S cocbpoo. blk w/home tr1111t.'<I. seek.a po.Ilion as ACCOUNT AMT lype hair rul 648·7175 compank>n/alde t.c> con· . terity. iOOd eye1lahl. Bab)'lltl.er fort yr old. My IOlder1na & mlCf'Oecope home. Own tren1. 4 exper. Small compo· nllhta.rera.75l-6111D neotl. Hard working, de· - Nwpt valeacent/elderly/h•n· Computer oriented for ---d d • U major R.E. developer lcappe /e~otaona '¥· Newport Beach Xlnt PertaH•• 5350 mentally d sturbed or arowth opportunity. ••••••••••• •• •• •••••• •• terminal. Onua«: COW>ty Forward reaume lnclud· dlcated Jndtvldual1 Babrltter. Mon, TUea & needed. Small co. Fr . 7 :45~m -8 :'5 pm. w/aood benefit.I, ed. op-Boy 9 mo 1. Slrl 5 yr1. por advancement. Call Co 11 e g e Pr It are a . Drtnldn1 problem.. refeuncee • .c 2·5591. lng aalary requirement.a. Call Alcohol Helpline ~ DAON CORP. 1400 Quall. Carol; 581·9830, MV 548·74E__ ----MhnadayC>31!IO Relocat1n1 lo Oranse 8te25$,NwptBcb,ln660 Coun\y from San Fran·•--------PREONANT? ct.co area. Female wlth "CCOUNTIHct CLK ASSEMILERS BABYSITTER needed, Cerlo1 confldentlal 14 yean experltnce ~'O\l.D.Hllns " rererral. man11tln1. Hllln1, de· Abortion. adoptlo• • mon1tretlna aawtn1 ktePln1. a.chin• " vacuum• In APCARE $47 2.S(l3 ret•ll 1lor1. Xlnl ex .,.rJ•nca wlUt Elna ;. •MICHELLE'S• VUdn& lnt1udin1 clauaa. OW:all.Maauae Fer mon·1~ormaUon • IOAM·2AM 131·"&2 rerarente call .NJta. c..w.......... G0·72l1 CYCI or ~· wetkendt. =~:!~~~I~~~ .W,W-'94 7100 'P'or •Pf'= 412-1196 •••• ••• ••• ••••••••• ••• • -" Mature woman, my G .. dALOFFtCI Electronic auemblers home, Mon thru Fri. Electronlu manur for •m•ll co w/plauanl 75l·9830aft.5PM worklnir almoephere " ---------Education or exper. In aood benefit.a. Muat have BABYSITTER Needed A/Pay a. A/Re« oeceu at least 6 mo'1 ex-r. 1n My home, Mon. Ulru Fri. DuUeti require aoud lyp-..-loJ. pl•atanl phone PC Boordl It wlrinf. Call Own tran1. Sal. open. peraonallty. order lakln1 for appt. R•f'1. pica••· M&..a688 & etc Pleaae ull for ap· Ortllodpe llKttoftlcs s.o. __ !296 ______ _ polntmnt belwMn 1·30 ___ ..;..146-_IJ_ll ____ ,Babytltter f/Ume, 2 boy• &4:3> s & 2, Jrvlne Colony COMPULITI CORP. ASSIMILIR llmcs arH. Pref your 71 I W. I 7tt. St IMSPICTOll TllMI home. JSl-4'745 aft IPM MIAMJF-11 Maleorto'•male -..y.lthrW..ted AttounUl\I Col .. Mfte64S.1101 l!:lectrontc COmPonenlt Looklnf for HtpOMlble ASST. PPltoHOO a11embly, day 1hllt, &klnd penon tor 20 mot CloH Jouroat1, email Admlnlatrallve .. F /tlme. Oood co. oldboy.2daya•~tTuet· tik'r~,~~i::r:.; TUIHEI ~};·In PentOn Only Th. My home, CdM arH. exptr h•lpful. C.M. Group mktn1 dept of Between 1:30 & a·ao 14().11'9 an!a Ooodbaw.Ordno major rlrm 1e•k• COMPULfTI Rankln1SavLD111•Loan 1 1019 motl'(I~ lndlv. W/tood CORPOl.ATIOM TIU.IA · COIT cl•rtca[ aldlla tor pro-711W.17ttlSt Ml11lon Vl•jo, perm. ACCOUMTIHG • ::'J:. ~11:'::: MldJfto '91 I pmlUon. FIT. Typin1 re· Cl.BJ( To $100 Dia Penonnel Serv1ce of Cott• M ... 641-150 I quired. XJnt ta~ op. Job a.t, ~oft.at.eel, Huntln.iton BH~. l8181 ~~~~~~~~llJ~!f!:!!~~~"~be~m~te~fltt!:!! .. C~a[_ll eaklllat.ai' b1 &ouch.. Lite Beach Blvd. Ste 121. ---rtdl•MMIOO ~ • r.U.ve on Ir• -Alllat. Mana1er for lrc lm-f•-------de.• . ll'op firm. Good "::tlk>uja YOUDI ladl•, d e p e ll d e h t H • 8 • -. .. Uinl Beach ,\rM. t p /UM• from 1-12 dnlbtort. !'fMd droa or OlldnO.·iaao. noop. Sal commemurat.t ~,store •xptr. Mr. n:SA&~CALL w/nper. Mutt hue car. Hatchk1·2Ml. ~ w ... ., C.11111·2$95. O'~ ...... ,.&k cleaning Lag Jilli.a be•u· .. t h C M all library br11nche1 Apply ln pel"IOtl, M• ·n ty aalon FIT for 2 wka In ... ui ave car. · ·• throughout Orange Coon· F..ds Pln.a Parlor, 410 !. A~ 83'1·2175. N.B. & CdM areas. App· ly. F-furth .. r lnforma· 17lhSt.C.M. ---ly , Newport-Mesa 11 "' .. --------BEAUTY Peraon ror Unified School Dillrtct, l on roll C7l4>834·28«. OOKS & COUNTER dcaruna El Toro beauty Food Service Dupt .. 1M7 COUNTY II EL p. Do ys " eve aalonP/T.137-4743 Ph•ccnt111 Ave, CM OFORAMGE lb.It\•. Apply, Del T•co. ~utyOpr W-3273 PERSONNf:L Dt=l'T t720Soperlor Ave, CM 82.S N. ROM Street 2 ht C_.._. Half' Cafeteria full & p/tlmf Sa A CA .... .., •AHt (be;;;~-; 1 halrtul· Exper. prd'd . Santa n':.m~~AU~~·Ol tt-r) Ana/ll'v. •rea. 87~_!_ Action Employer -cutler<rollowinf preO CANDY Glrla Cuhler1 .•Manlcunat(exper> 1873 ;r.! M •' So Co ' Ir vine Ave, Suite H. • Y aa.n 1 • aal CLERK for H. B . C.M.<acroea from Nwpt l\&alTheatM'afl.aPM drua1lore. p/llme. Ex-1--------- BehOakwood Apta> C.ovau Man-Needed Im· per. not nee. Min •ae 24. OOK, wanted exper. d f II d 947 2583 Xlnt waaea, 1ood -1-;•· r..a-A me • u Y ••par' --·--·------• beneflla . Apply In -'"" "'°'' .. """" 0 ct a D 1 I de a re • Olrl frlday, no typln1. l-4»-llJI <iERK-ScMdullns & or· p e r 1 on • Ca no•• Jeslble handwrlt1n1. 3 -dertng for noonna COO• Restaurant, 224 l E. day week. P'aahlon Ca1hler Clerk to work tractor{ ~onalructlon ex· Coaslllwy,NB.SeeChef hland. Cal l Patti 9:»t Moo "Sal. 12·8 per ho pful. Salary SS00 M4-U63 Thurt & frl In CdM. _+_.9S7_,_11_s_1 ____ _ Boat CarpentAtr F1ber1lua &i Gel.Coat R.tPtllrtntn. Apply at. Dana Polnt Shipyard Good ref'• • up req'd Hr1 t.c> lncre&M In Fall No •ludenl& plHH. Call Mra. Adami for In tttvlew, 9"·7575. Q.IUTYPIST 34871 Pu.rto Place Dana Polnt Harbor Retpontlble lndlvldu•I OUNTBR GIRLS, needed to work In our r»rmanent p091tlon. Ex· DlatribuUon Dctpartmem per. on.ly. FUii °" parl CASHlllS handlln1 dlatrlbutloo l I m e · A P P I Y Jmmed. rull " p/Um• pa)'erwork. 10111n1 OOODENOUGBNaturel ••BOOKKEEPING optntnaa ln oiar Hlf urtal numbers and Food. JOI llaln St. OdM realty and develol· eervlce .raa atatlona. aterlllt& releaua andi-;..U._l_boa_P_en_. n_a._214_11.;;.. __ ~ ~'f3'17~1:fc~ ~r.·a~::.: S.A. areu. m:.t•A;~~ca':f':~~~ · Serv. 9850 type. Mu1t bu• toa---------kav• pleaaant phone ~-·~~_!.M!,O~~..!_ 1 atructlon blrkpf tllp. CUH18 mannera and be 1ood ~ --"' ''""' •vd CommanlC8Uon 1k.llta •· Wkd)'a. Some t'lP pref'd. wltb n1W"M. Typm1 at co. oftel"I end'-variety aentlal. Salary opeo. Neat, penoiiabl•. de· 45·50 wpm required. for tah ch111• pera. Welt.c>nltCo.f7HDOO. pend. SSSO/mnnlh. PJtue tall ~l"Uan:.n:1!·~ PIODUCI MAM ~nel tor •PPolnt.-Service of BUAtlfttton BOOllE£POS tz•'•"'lottt S 1,050 ,.,. Me RE ll Med Suppllu Empfoyen Pay All P'ef't Uz Reinditn Acene1 4o:M> Bltth Bt, lt.104 Ntwport Beacb m.1190 can tor •ppt/eet.ab ·a Trtm, •et·UP~ di.splay wtUJAIUIARVEY Bnch.JaJ.llS...b.Bhf, P/;;:.,l:IT ~-S.l'U Ana n41~2422,_Ste_l21_. ____ _ Part-'nrne. AU needed Etual Opp Empl Mff ELIYBRY Kelp Meded. to wed ta COUDt.ry ruch i da,. per wk.,' bn. per arte&.:an.-. LQuna l•-------·r day. Euy wen. &am Nlpel '1'l.r II.SO pw lt.r • '!-fl$ cma. .. GIHIM De1l1ner·Calc ula tot'. Donald & Sttv~ loc, tm l'uller\Oh Aw, Cll. ..... Englneerin1 MANWACTUlltHG IHGIMIH For production develop ment or 1mall electro · mechankal a11emblle1. Exper. In d~umenta lion, production line troubleshooting " cost r eduction . Decree pref'd. STACOSWITCH IMC 1138 BakttCOlta Meaa 549-J041 Eq149J Oppor Empk>yer Jl;!~uJ!8! p!~ !r a 30 day ad In the DAILY,ILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DOlTNOW1 f42-J671 .... W..t.4 7100HelpW..W 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Cote Realty • .,. .. & Investment Company ATTIMTIOH Succuaful resldentl al. com· mercial and industrial Saltspersons and Brokers ln tht NEWPORT HARBOR /COSTA ME.5A and IRVINE art:as. You know why you Jtot 'into this bu.slntsa ... ~causti you saw an OP· portunlty to use your talents in deal- ingwith people ... providing a service w h i c h a J I o w s ~· o u t o b e creative. stM-surtlclent and to make MONEY. Why, then, are you working for someone who takes 30. •o or ~vcn ~%of YOUR earnings? You no longer have to becaus~ now '"91 IS AM OPT10M Now you can work for and receive 100% of YOUR commls1lon fttta. wtth no split goln• to th" Bn>kerage. That's correct ... 1003 of tNt cornmllslon g<MtS ln your po-dust. lnt-nahd? Thtsu '• tnore. .. GUARDS P/tlme. Work any shift. N.B. area. Uniform furn. Retired ok. Teleph & car req'd. Call 833·'603 9am·2Pm. HAIR STYLISTS Jmmed. openings for!~~~~~~~~~ talented hair cutters. 1: ""II 1ervJce salon loc. in busr So. est Plua Mall. Cal ror appt. Regis Hair Salon, 540-3888 HattL RECEPTIONIST '-*"'*• OP,..r. TOR Neat honest. N1Pc>n1l· MAC"'" air• bl•. OP))t)' ror advance. CPRODUCTION) ment .-.,.r not ntc Day II evenlnf abln1., tin·O rmle(femalt, q1.1alinca· •~---------• Uont ncedld; Capabi. o Houseclean•"· women o~ratlna hl•h·apHd ovtt at, rellable rfft. machlil•. Be •let& al all owntrtn.t,142•1403 tlme1. Rav• af>ove 1..,;....;.._..-, ____ ..._, avera1• mecl\a•lcal HOUS._. atitUt)' Is 1tno.led1e ftl NO e1tper. n.ec. Bayview MaMr, ISO W. Bay, C.M. I0-8*; ·-~---- Rell.auranl NOW HIRING SMACK SHOr 3446 L CiHllt Hwy Corone def Mw All Positions Re·()penln1 Au1. 311l Apply In peraon IM Mont.bru Friday F.qual Oppor Employer \ 10·4 ON THAT SALES JOB GOOD BUDDY! OM. 'I fll&.OT ft $9000 A.dYewHffl In plush o<c of publiablnc firm 1ee•ln1 capable pttl, for key poe. Call Joy. 841-1281, .Deon1s • Dennis Personnel Sttvtce or Huntlntton Beach. 16Ui8 Beach Blvd, Sle 12_· 1_. ------ SICllETAllY Tiiis i1 the,,....'"*"'· Part ume to full \lme for ............. & f. Nllet new. arowlng Yacht a-. IR o-C• We Brokera1e. Btokerage .-·-...-• experience preferred. offer • e.... pey, • Call Nancy, between , 9ood COlllM., d11t llAM ck 8PM any day, , botw1 & c••••I et· 1-67_3-_92_1_1 _____ __. 1111>1 ...... to 90 elotMJ SICllT ARY w/ow •hlff '"-flta. Need hardworkin&. Mo._ to ..... Ow dlveralrled. mature ofc ~ la tt...ttful penion. Small co. w/lot.¥ & .. ..,..... MC•ts. o1 r~p. Xlnt typln1 Ac sh W ' _._ req d. Good bene, pay. • r-. MlsaJon Viejo area. Call -SOUMD GOOD? Carol, 511-3130. toam to n..c.. nooo. IUIUll DUCK L..--see-.-IT-.-.-y-- •• l Girl ore ln N.B. Seit llUOH Slarttt. 1ood MC)' •kills TIMM.ltlAlllS nee. Xlnt benef!U. Lr,. , , ifqu.al Opp Emplyr m/C co. 7S2-1490. • W9dn.teda A Ullt 10 WT7 ............ IO 0 Mhnl••-1010 ~faiilllweA ••••••••••••••••••• •••• • ..... -··----······ ..,,_... 1011 Http W..td 7100 .,,. ... , IOOI &>erk ptoe Qu n bedroom W-'-uTED ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1o•. W •o•o Motoriud It t I 40 Wt.Nt M•" tiff • •••••••• ••• •• •• ••••• •• ••••••••••• •• ••• ••••••• •Ult.e, lwln matt. Con· "'" Two aolld Oak En•ll•h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·••••·--•••-• ---------iMalu11any ale11h bed lcmp llOfa • loveMat. TOP CA.SK DOLLAR dratllnJ4etil,Jdrawer, Jl'MORGOM VHP• Motor Scooter AMC..JllP •• o.\ll 't l'ILOT nPllT CLllK 1 mo Maaalv• a d.rawt'r l'a.rqwt wOOd came 1t't. PA 1 D P 0 R Y 0 UR 142·7N7 OUT 15'.AHO lllOet'. Xlnt cood. U'J) #I '-C4f. rheit mo. na. arNolr• Cd tbla. wall unll. 1ofa JEWELRY. WATCHES. -----tM-2!003 WEOUTSELLALL 1 •mpuritr)' po11t1on1 $325 Ornate church tbl. Cbrome 4' 11111 AWi' OBJECTS. QOLD, IBM Eltec Typewnter, Loaded wlandth •Ill new J .... .,. ov•• •RS au1la1JI• imm .. dlat•IY chair POO t'r•nch IOI• din4rlle.1l1a111lopcoC.tbl SILVER SERVICE, Savin 2 15 Cop1~r. tlqwpmtint ae.pa 6 ... .....-""""'"" "''' ~•P"n~nc:t• r11quirl'd, G50 Parlor tbl SIS t,oy. lU baclu:hn. 14'-N40 FINE 1"URN " AN Stt<:rtlary Desk , 2 Exec. udult:. an comforl ~~/ ., INTH&STATI 1.utmw.tblo11bl•lol)'pt1 •Hat 111 4 mltt'hlnl nQllfliM,S.2200 Dt:l!ks,6737050 Atorruc4: ?,enoa, VHF, 9150 HUGllMVIMTOaY HI w ll m <"a 11 171 t J dWn ST6B a.n P'alrway KinC •ltc wat.er bed. ever-p ~-dJn&}ly 6 3 head room ••••••••••••••••••••••• All Mockla N.-It Ueect &:M lll4 tor t .... l •1>110llll Dr .. CM, Ml lllGa ythlfli lncld'd Xlnt cond UKiGAGE TAGS eh 1017 $22.500. 67311211 bkr. •74 HONDA l 'UCll. 1 Leal.QI Anllab!o rnrnt UU/hr -S1SO 537·2321 bwtwn from)'OW'bu.tltteucard •:•••••••••••••••••••••ERICSON 3'1' Llk owau'4'0 c..t.MeM COUNTY O' OAK Barber Chr. 1:30-4 30 S1br1 ot ar\ 5 Send ont' card for each Co<'ltatiela. normals. e new, ~5IMIO AMCJM9 01.AMGI R • n I c: II •I• d • call'3l·l508 t.aa phu ont 11pure We S2995&up,C11oane11 $1S. dine, da.l, wbl, etc. ---------• 25:.MHARBORlit.VD. Rtfurl>iabod Oma~. uo -return permanentl• ll&H1306 Race1 c rul• e. p . p . VmpeScooter~t' Colla llf ,. __ l'U:>~~r;,o~J'T lqu., Circa 1000 S35CI MONTH DID SALi ae.;aled •tlr11ct1ve ta(l i. Pianot & Orv-1 1090 831 noo evs 2 mootbs old. saoo. esa _...,...,. Sit"1cf' SI• llt•n4hnt ~nt• Ana t'allft2'7Ut 111.14830 PP IL.&I-Stock alrap, meeting alrllne ••••••••••••••••••••••• LlDO 14 ~11 J!EPS "77 .. "'....,. ., t\ill nr p llm• An AlflrmallVt' AllUquo Ward lee Ito•. till gm, -J.D. requlremen~ Prtt Aoollan Player plono 1:.! Trailer. Exlru • 7 2HON DA me L c J • 5 I I • c J • .., • 9 • \JIC'f' N"<t ~11t 11•n 11th Al'tm EmpJoy.,r tnttal.1126 Drottfcally vent ION & lh4!ft. For 8 yeara old Xlnt cond l2005 S42-e706 Scrambler, vllrY 1d <.."herokeea, W11ooeen, In..,,., c: " 175 1261 R.duced ~:~~ t;:b~~~I°:~ ~ 1-493·1Ml70 · Cal. 4!0, xlnl cond. Jt'ull <.'Ond , new battery, lire. Pick-ups, up lo Sl,200dil· ''nut ~l;iillun Allt-n nPIST NI l'AIO BrllMI Caah r•llbter rure "Day Glo" pa.per "we Spinet tClmbull Plano. race. H.D. trlr i!2.~i. Muat aeU $600. =~~~>:v:'h.e:!..mlle If.int upcr ,, 1>11)' .t.. Id h • •. Ila.law Samcles will b11ck & trlrn your Like msw, never used. 646.0llt • "'--•-dMtn.__ f ,, .. 'ull &: p 11111~ Ali aiuPtr provh· makll con o C' 11ntil' counter .,. .,.,. --r-_ _ pl) stK-11 ~ll•lfl , 17th .. iemt111l 11roup 111 luvely ofr 1Qf1.er • ~ ladder back lllp. Or try two carda Must dell, bit ofr OVt!r u· V.iriture Cat. $650. '74 125 Suiuka TS '350. 2001 E lit, SA 558-8000 lrww ~It ufklnte promoubl• ch,.,PPVl2 Ulil ,.._......_.. f9'a backtoback. 1800. 6U·87'1:! ev, XlntCond Mustsell.Streetleaal. CWl'll for 1mpon•nl pos .. .(f • PRJCF.S: <213>tll3-7768dy11. 546 3000or673-0446 M6·1281 '76 CHEROKEE Chier. "n1tt' Ma 'Urnft•nl C'<illlJoy J•n\ft 84912111 Z514ualc Bo• 01.11C11, l5~t urn1ture Geaor3/$5 --------, tan & blk, lo mi. crulae ,., 6'v.ttll«nda.(;le ALSOfHJOIS ' forRe&lnaarePolyphon 4/5tapSUIOe•. Starr Grand P11rno, CAL 25. 1976 National 75Kawoslu400.13,000ml. cntrl,tlltwhl,CBanteo- .. ,'P" .. r oolv n«-d apply' lk'nnL'I " ~11 l'<'tlon $10each. 962-6314 FOR EVERY IOOM ti/9 Lap $1.50 e11 Walnut, 8', SlOOO Champion. Loaded, 10 Very dean but needs nu + more. $1100. ~1Sr ... 1 iun Rhd. c M l~rvl f}( JI •'ACTOHY SURPLUS lOor moreSI.40ea 646 5240 bailJ ol aalls. Nr new 7.5 engine work. $360or *t ~T nc t<' unhnacton Appl.cff 10 I 0 OHIGINALCARTONS Sales Tu Included b. p. Honda O/B. $9600. offer. 631-018.\ -------- ..,.." ~ .. Htlp llf'•-dt'd im ~~A· UUtilS &1u:h Ulvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CREDIT OK NO CARO? 1213) 592·29M or (7141 ---:;:rltooda 7..,.K um Toyota Landcnliaer. rn-."lf Jo\111"'" pt \pply, .:_ WHhf'n. drytr11 Clean Draw )'OW' own or send ~MachinH 1093 960-3484 _. · Chevy 2S3 ftll. Soll top . ..... t;C t 11~ v, t,;fj TYPIST i.te rnodel1. $100. l yr //Used Furn name. address, phone & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4000 ml. Sl700, caab. Bsl ofr. 831·19SI or guar. Fr ee delivery k we'U make one card per Yamaha G 5S l yr old , Character boat & NB. S8l-0771J 55&-6385 "i\1pp111 Rne1v111tt Mv.;t ~ f.a1t. •ccurate, MstrCh&. Wlllalaobuy ~tale-Ban ruptlcleit tag.Add25teach.. w1cuse. $0 Gd for slip. 23' Ketch Sturdy, '77HondaSSOfour·K xlnl CU:R.K w1ll1n&: to learn lhe 638-Z840. MAPLEMOD!:RN Sendehecltormoneyor-beginnin1111tudent. ~oodn&&mg,etc.SlOOO runn1na coodalloo Cualom '66 Jeep "· fd fi1 Jl."1nal1n " trade of MEDITERRANEAN derto.· 646·381K ..,,.. • ...,1 """'-1 'Wagoneel'.Loob4rl'llDS ,.,.1mc l'"'P"' prt-but " IL ....... , ___ ............ ....,._ v.1llln& to tram v .. nd> photo typesetting. Good FRGHT DA MAG El> """"'""ft'Y PILOTl'RIHTIHG ---1reat• <If duties Must~ able to pay. Xlnt worlung l'onda HOTPOINT SALE. 3J(l8 I REPO$SESSION Sport'"9 Gooch 1094 Want ,to rent Swlboat, 40 197S Honda 550·4. Xlnl SllOO 81J.a3S hf\ heJV) l.Joiie. Vahd GN~~~tnac'or~prtpl £,<1911" .. ~lrt 't-V:~a ~292Hlurbor, /WAREHOUSE ~·g~~~J:.'°~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~c~[~ ~!.:.~pt 6 cood High back seat. 8 'M CJS, • cyl. New tranS. c .ohf dnvcro. hC' Apply, __ • 11' ..... .., ... ,.... • """'~ • ..,_ bend ban. $1100 or best clutch, ures. Looks &. ~atlonal Systems ('orp. TYPIST CASHPAID At619E.4thSt. ADLER Scwant( mach. 2<~":~~i:e~ .. ~~::j~~!~ LS' Cat, •77• Sea Spray, offer. 642·0514 aft. s·oo niMIJ'MLl3000orbest. t.JKI Birch St, N 8 I Near For Wshr/[)ryrs/Refri& Smtta AM 547·572 I w/aUJachmt.s. $100. Salon Beatofr. 644·4Sl8 xlnt condition, $1200. PM olr. e6l-Ol22or495-5181 OC\lrport>EOt: 0e~1nng position with a.•~· ,,,.7 ,.,., "'"-n .... l"·6 11!--11·5 haardryer$45.MS-5S60 N u1 .... 1r./\CJl0 ""Xenllal for learnm" & _wor .... '6orooc. .... .a..... ._,... .. , .,.. -_e~eq p,u • .......-. New1977Honda750super ,... • l~~~~~~~~~INEW il 111!.a....-R--"-·--A ...-so I '68.IMpWegaHtr. 'IH•S PAINTER. cl<~r Jdvancement ncl'ded ln WASHER DRYER 1---solid state mob e ...,_..,.., _.._...._..., ~ER, 4 wka old, full Ii...,.., maroon, l m . Ft \11.1.'>l know the bw.incb:. our yuung & expanding car telephone. lar 1095 cover. eqwp. bags & dol· super deal at $2000. S2,aro rm, 963-6361 Im m e d ope n t n S: • Newport firm. 752-5301 Super deluxe multi-cycle FUIHITUIE (714)529-2775 ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ty, save $150. or will 498-2831 MS 00« U h 1 ----, -mode!:.~ .,";.,~7n!,llke ·eunk beds, drcsbcr & --trade up to newer Lido. '74 HONDA 200. Great Trucb 9560 i p o 11t r y trn e or new.-................... -· book HospitalBed.Perfectcon· I sl Class.' GLASS 67~3746 hm, or 5:17-7342 ••••••••••-··-·•-••• ---------1 M~JH·al product co. Sell· --c1111e, walnut, S275 dit1on. $195. Ph 646-64.58 ol shape, runs well. ~. STENO CLERIC II ins: expt!r. 3025 s Kilson Will buy50meappUanc!e1, comptet.e.536-1701 befllam«aft6pm. DISPLAY Cues & c. Ph548-416ti Mull Sell ! 73 Toyota s A working or not. Also Benches Crom a major ·-.--. . -----Pkup. lo ma, new clutch, Temporary & i>er.muncnt • · __ _ _ scrap metal67S·52S8 BACQVETCLUB retail st.ore. Uke new. 17 0 Day, day sailer. '74 Yamaha 360 MX. Xlnl e>1haU11t.1l79Sor baln9P po~itaoni; available. WAITRF,SS over 111 day ---Dining table, 8 chairs; OFJRVINE 631.2003 S1450 Incl trlr & motor. Forced lo sell. Call offer.498·2313evcs. Plea:.e call <J14 > 8.14-6184 :.hifl Apply. aft tpm'. San Re tr I ge r a tor, Wea t ltlnt cond. $150 ra q1ily me in b~rabip 640-7020. 4i3-6204 ~-204-'or (213)332·8082. for le!>t 1111poantmenl Re· Clt-mt-nte Inn 125 Ave 1nghouse. froll·free, __ 962·3240 873-37CT1 ---Ra · Sabot Cull · 74 Dae-Plcbp ~11~:c~.Y[y~c~c~P~: _&iplandtan,San~ ~~7~caoft:PM.brown. Couch, tbls, dbl bed, UNIVERSITY Athletic CE0q~rp·m~.1'&ht,~lrun~ N~~lluuma'n. B!if.11:~: Xlntcc!:~400CZ. sa?.5. S1450. 8"-3613 Jnd take shorthand al~ Wl\ITR&'iS no el<p nee refftg, and Iota of mlac. Club membenihip. $400. 631·2176"834·V950 7'.Ml. 673-85i93. 5.W-5009 '73 Oat.sun PU. Alr1 D'IQS. wpm S4.231hr Apply 30242 Crow~ Refrigerator, Frldgldaire CaJl545-3367 644-1091 days "673-5748 HOBIE1• .. FLAMER" radials. Xlnl cono. $!950 COUNTY OF Valley Pkwy, Lag N1g Jm~~11ciJuto defr<Mal. CUstom made corner bed eve9&wknds. TY.a.lo. New 3 mos ag~pecial ·~tu~1!~w~·0lr~ orofr.640-00LO ORANGE <llam-Spm> ---196. . . --unltw tbl&storaeeunlt. Attentt0n Craftspeople! MIR.Steno 1098 blackanodlzed&c:oiored 963-16.W '71 GMC Tnaelt w/"11 t' Pl';RSONNl!:l.DEPT WAITRt-:ss Part time WASHER&Dryer,Super ~·4518 --Booth application.a now••••••••••••••••••••••• t.1111!., tramb etc. Like Dolphin Camper. 62S N RO!l!iSt lunth Call betw~en 9 & 1u.c. Yellow/gold BRAND New Bunk bed. being accepted for the HOMI VIDEO 'N:·l~t 64~3:i2~~:'~ HoMft. Sdtft/ Loaded. Xlnt.. 11700. S • .mtaAna C:ullf 92701 ll JmforJppt s.19·9U6 _ ~7634all.Noon Wbt Sl50 \'ipnce 4th_ annual Old Main St SANYOV.COROIJ 675·3682 R...t/Storocp fl60 962·31_19 ______ _ An Alhrmall\c W l f'ood C kt I lkydft 1020 6408308 Fair in OceaHn Park Sun. 2 hr home video r e ----•••••••••••••-•••-••• '74 Chevy ~ ton. I eyl. Act1onEmployl•r Aai r1~:.;.4 'socd' 8 • 1 15· ••••••••••••••••••••••• --Au&. 2lst. urry! lit corders "ADVENT COLUMllA34Martlll P 'S PB 27000 PP} a .. pm, 1 s ue Med1l Bdrm Set by Drew. come lJt aerve basis. In VldeoBc1m large screen SO CALIF'S 1 'I ~lllo. • Beet. ten 21st Pl. NB Bicycle Oangumey Mono Sobd Ollk. Kni,: hdbrd. lormaUon (Z13) JW-1831 TV'1 now m 5lock. Call Bwll m '73, t.b1s tm· • mt, oa1 • 538·1606 shock wtmoto mag. new dresser. mlrrora.. ntle or (2l3)391MS44 for oor low prtces. Sau. maculate aloop is ready LARGEST _sa_1_00. _______ _ WAITIESS-DIHHH ~t, & Ure xlnt cond. lilndl. 51200 673-Sl.SI 10.,., Pacific Video tocru1ae,w/7'headroom fleetoC"New"Motor We accept applications LiJ<e new,$110. 752--0427 GE Portable cir TV, Products, 7l•·MHl834 m 11alon. Powered by Home Rentals. Over HO '74 GMC Jimmy. Clean. \ton-Thurs 3·5 .. Exper Schwinn Sc amb~ rt 9' Cout-h <bm) vinyl, nr Motorola Cir console TV, Perkins diesel, auto 1977 models to choose 32.000 ml ISO eftl. Tr1r r eq 'd. G u 11 t v er· s bike I 20 .. r 1 . 1 e' h 1 new, li250& walnut coffee 1' gold sora, gokS hanain& Mqnavox Cooaole 19" cir piJot, RDF. dingy, furl from; 18'lo32'. ~ch ~e~ braltellkltp. T<'tephone Suits A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO WORK. Rut aura n t , J 8 48 2 dly MS 642.~ r , vy & end tbl Sl75 both. lamp. :w&-0289 TV. w1atereo Hi-Fi. a nl• jib+extru. Sacrifice Insurance Included 50 • ·lB MacArthur Blvd, lrvme · · IM6-4649 S 1 F 11 M que cab. PP. Ma.ke olfer S28.500. Owner 531-337• Dale·• RV Rentab. lm:. -----~..._Matwlahl025 ---II e. am Y e m · 802 dayaor645-7S:Weves. 4) -"46 y Wallrest1cs/H011tesses Ma -.., Large China llulch all benihlp, Irvine Racquet 642-l ----(TI 558 -Barkt•ni Re&lourant 212 •••••••••••:•··~··~~··~ , wood, lake new. l:olor Club. 551·5206 26' STURDY Dbl. Ender ••·--···-·-- (:;17th St CM Nowlak· UsedLumber,4'x12 •18 "par1·hment" S285 New Cerwlo Veaa l2T Sloop. Dbl bulled. 1/8 R.V.Sl'ORAGEOCIR.75' lt7ZfOID 9570 I DIDN'T WANT TO.GO If y•'r• not ha•lncJfuft woridnq Of" maklttg CJOod IMMY- CALL US FOR AN INTERVIEW IASEPAY + COMM + IOMUSES long Ou;tanl."c Lme11 Cuual, .. ·un Atm~pherc FUH-TIME l'AIT0 TIME II you read well. like to tolk on the phone & want tocl\)oy your job ... Call TIME/LIFE LIBRARIES INC 833-8095 11,qual Opp >;mplyr m /f rclephone Tool Room Telephone Sale.a-Advert. Aacncy, full " p/time Croat pot. Sal + comm. K35-Ml2. s:JS.ust. Tl.AIHEI m11.ipphc~tlons <221, 3"•10"xl6' (4), 962·1961 . Towers apkra, llal -enR. Pvt. head, holding -r fl per mo. Compl IUllLETOPYAM -· 2"xlO"xl41rli" (432), T· ------_.,., tank, radio .• 11lps 4. X.lnl, ~o r v 1 c e d •pt ea. AUanUc MWllc's sale .. A camper apeeiaJ.fuUy WAITRESS bracketa (26),644-0878 s are family cruising c714 )675-l290 sell contained 11 In ex- Comho, i;mall rnffec 0..,. 1040 ~SGle 1055 ~~CMUSIC boat . 16500· Eves: ---------•eel.lent. condlUon. 111115. 11~inN.B.6Days .~a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 445E.17lhC.M 499- 3562 Ma:g::~ES Pri.pt)r.5&1•78'77. _911 all 5pm', 548-4702 Lhasa ApsOll AKC. 1'1ulfy 6000 BTU Sea ... air condl· Fr $'Ir.I\ k 77 ... ,.,,~~ l•ton '68 --v ----aD -little mops of aold. 10 Uoner 195 lOxlll tent 176. om ~ w · · .,.......... """' -,. w Welder lleh arc uper. wks N 8 640-0S?°i Other masc ale m t . w/'738cyl.eoe.,Hmpg, weldmg thin wall stam· __ . _._. 547·3182 everythhll good coDd. 1~11 steel Lub11111:. 30'.lS S . 2 Id Sh ht •~ -14'd' bed, wiftdowa.·ex· .,, yr o • 1 • zu, ..:ray .. N J It G S 1 rulM>n S./\. white. AKC SlOO o un arage a c· We nttd 50 people who are at least 10 lb!I over · '<'t-lghl. Call Ms Stone at 75HH75 We l."an tell you how to lose pounds & eam money al the same tll~ Apt mana11er. couple neoded for 40 unit com· plel< an Cosla Mesa. Husband may work out. Apt +salary. 631-~ 559-5099 Baby clothes " eqwp. ----- -levolor blmds, Durant'• Fneto Y• 1045 C1v, pots, ktchn app'I. ----- ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Presale 846-9640 ror appt. '77 Kawasaki KE175, new For a worthy project 17171 Sims H.B • IOam· warm. Askin& $1SO. llln.k large sack of left-over tpmS/13. Caah. coat, never worn, de· yam. Varied types. col· GIANT k 1 , , ors! Lots of 1ome. Bloc Sae. 8 ~2%79 after 5 pm Cmpr , looll, rum., fn g .. ---__ --washer. TV . I B M Nd gd home for 3 mo old typewriter. crafts, mllc. F'n., Sat " Sun, 9 to 5, Local C.M factory h11 openlnl In I\'• 1talor wtndiq dept. No ••Pr nec•11ary. will train sa .10 hr lo •tar\ AIWnator Specialties Inc. cau Ma-918$, Ulk for Stu t TWO lUCJIONS •· v 4C T n c • s d .. .. ------. I Awtot. I ported 'Aattet, l•pof"ted A.tot, Imported w.dn!!d!v· Auau.t 10, 1977 DAILY PILOT DJ I . .••.••......•...•...... •..•.•.....•........••• ................•.••... . ----.... W.... titO ._..... ~ .btet. I Mf"h4 .._. 9727 Autot, UMd Aaltol, Uhd '• UMd ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••·····'f; •• ·;.-....... •••••••••'•••••-•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• o,.t 9746 VolkJw41pn 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ._. ........ _ 9709 o.tM 9720 .............................................. G •r• '901 ~.,..._. tt20 teut... 991~ Wlwa&. •OU. AT P ID OR 'ol' TOPDOU.AI fDaTOPCAIS flAlll WIC l DAt\U ... " I' I I ' .. 4t; ). ) J H ill CHMOlET WI MID a.EAM USIDCARS MOW CAuPAP'PY 540-5630 1011\SO\ & ~0\ • LIN(OL N ·MERCURY 2626HAHOR ILVD COSTA MESA TOftlUYElt See 1&S Ont, " last! Top dollar pa.Id for Import• COSTA MESA DATSUN ....................... ....................... .,.. Mew •77 lt72 OPB. GT lt74 vw IUG .. ~ ... ·······-······ ............................................. . ·~ Au 11n llnly ooo. * DllYI A. * HO.._.D .&. C 4 1peed. air cond. & Witb ndlo & healer. * $Sf9 Sole * '19 Con le air AMI ~ WlO lluataaJ, allto trau, Vt·rv a:Mld h••t offer " ._ ON map. Look.a lib NEW! Hard to tlnd model. stereo PS PD PW air, PS. PB, SUOO. uH., •• , ""'' * LITI'LE * MANY <LNEOQ). <*'1PWl Ez t"rm•· .ao. (Tm•m ; •111aa1u:1DPll ... Te et.o.e ,.,._. ONLY $2695 O.A C. 1 yr puu & labor O..iailllt ttH IMW 9712 SAVE A LOT UHIVERS~TY MARQUIS TOYOTA urvlcci pohc)' avail. "?Sonnie T-top, moo« ........ ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MlSSION VJEJO Aut<>Ccinter'!! price la belt Offer. gyea all t, lf71 OLDS "' . SADDLEBA CK BMW COW tMaSll TMIAUMIW 6JOCll MOWlll COMnlTI IOOYSHOP HOWMe. SADDUIACk YAWYIMPOITS u 1-2040 495.4949 CREVIER ' a..lltobla. ll I ·2110 495-1210 OHL y SZ 4'9 &olU cun.ASS SALON ..... C.-a • Gt.4C: HAHAS 'Ga VETTE m T·WS>, new PWahed tn brosue w/tan Trwk1 AUTO C&fTtR pnt. Gd. coQd. '4100. lnljt1or. A111"11 ltereo. .OHarbor Olvd ,_.... 9750 Olv.-NatMil'I Cadillac 815 34319 pwr 1tHring0 brakes· CC.taM•a W0-0840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14.258aktrSt.,C.M. COllg9I' 9931 wtndowll, bucklt 1eat.s, •n11i1r 1i'l'ill:I '71 2 dr St.odan, front whl ~,:::s~:l~~;::.~1utch ~, blk ;•·ct~ ro;bot Bl AMC 9901 ••04•,ax;·······ood······ ~~ :::ro.~~ ~::!1: ••-• •••• 5.T .. _ ldrive,dilcbrks.MMPG $3500 615·3330 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .veryf.: Locally drl'lell car. (town), f725, MO~ 195 vw. Good cond. '15 PACER Gd. ehape. condition. a . (IZSNJG>. fllUTNICH .__ t7JO '7tPorsche9ll~. Perlect. SIOOOl46-214'crft6. Slral&hUena.12400. 6S7-424oan.s OMLY$4ft5 Cll Jbn HHCIMt111 _.,_. Polar ltlue. $16,000. CaJI ----64()..83()8 ft..A-99"'1 ••••••••••••••••••,•••• 644 6045 ~ • MAJtQUIS VOLVO TODA. Yl i ll JAOUAR XJllL. 22M . '14 VW 412' 4·dr, A/C, Xlnl IMck 99 I 0 ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• MISSJON VIEJO •DOVEtiTREET ml , xlot conrt 112.000. 19739142.0.Am/fo'M8trk, ~;..!'°W mi. 846-1'157 •••••••••••••••••••••••• '14 Cbaraer. DU r11dlal1, o-ir ., NHrMacArth11r But 915·2100, home mag whls, xlnl cond. ,.,.,........, 1973 1NlckEatateWaaion. A i C. Oood mpa . IJl·Jll •nr 210 &JiambiH"c4.'ltuad11 4'-54142 l'5200.~2·9156aft6PM '71 VW 8u11. AM /FM. s tereo, 8 track, orig $3lOO/bslofr.830·ll02 "14CU1.lassSupreme4SS,I IU·llOO '72 XKt; lJl2 2+2 '71 Pon.chc 914, new ti~;i41~~ Party. ownr.SZSOO.MS.S088ev1, '73Wa1.tpw.A·lcond. A~/b~t~ir.£..:~C . lt74DATSUN JAGUAR P~rt1all1 pa.int, 74 engine, xlras. . '74 Buick Sta. Wag. Air. Low ml, loaded. IZ05-1--------- 7IOCOUrE Hdored. Very clean, days IU2·4281, eves BAJA BUO '68 VW, 1700 p/1, AM /FM ater. 70,000 p,p17s.1.JN/84&-7390 19720&.0S loaded 17500 Ph 645-5470 cc, aunroor. AM /P'M ml'a. $2500. 833-8880 & l81Blllooaco.a1r, PB, PS. TOIOMAOO BARWICK OAf\UN I, •I I II'• , Ult IJ/':>4V I I ll '> ~:::~d . :1~c>\'u~0~~loL (714)9M-0318 ,82 Porsche 3568 coupe, 11tcrro. 8 trk, CB radio, oak for Dirk. rW\I fiM. id cond .. 6~M P'Ull power, air cond . &1 ~' 6 llOADWAY many otherutru' Very ..._..-9732 new pa int. interior. ~~n whls 11500 '87Skylarlt.U.keaus. nu,$650.494·~ AM/FM •tereo 41 crwse , ... ,. Al'I• 1h»rp ! 17051.1v1 t,z ••••••••••••••••••••••• bra k e 1 • c I u t c h Best orrer. •67 Corooet *· Radio, control. Just a beauUful 835.3171 terms-0 AC:. l yr parts '74'• J ,H., caas. deck, Sharpl$3600. 548·3851 '66 VW Runs &ood, look.I 142-ISlO AC, nu uphol. Gd eood. car! (llS8FU0). EZ ft labor 1erv1ce poltcy &ood cOnd., ~. Call eves. IJ88..Qll9days bad. $495. _ S700.146-3ilO terms·O.A C. 1 yr. partlo , .. •uuUS...,EDTIOlllYIMwoW~I ..... ' avail. Auto C"nter·s Mark al 1140.~ooo or .__.._1 9756 Ca11494·3223 Buick 1'70 Electra, 2-dr ---------1 & labor :.ervice policy ..-pnceu. 5.W-1174 _. oyce H.T., cle&ft. Muat 1eU 74 C!tal PS PB, AC, avail. Auto Center's ·74 BAVARIA, Auto ONLY$2499 ••~•••••••••••••••••••• '71 Westralla Pop.top. 950.Eves.751-8023 AMJnr,Vl.~lntop,llke price11 m MVG MAIERS ~Ghia 9735 l DEALER IN U.S.A. ~5cond. Dya. M. ~~-~e.!tr7 •0sr. Clllllic . tt IS new. 30M, D>OO. 1 .. u21 OHL Y S26n ·74 3 o Cpe S R 746LW B "UTO Ctb..IT£8 •ft•••••••••••••••••••• .,...., ..._ '""' MAlllS ·11;2002updS,R40lPDP A "" -'71 karmann Ghia semi-~ ROY eves67~. •••••••••••••••••••••••ford 9940 1Dl!002.46p. Air. ZKGl38 Dlv.-NabenCadlllac auto. Good cond. Sl950 CARVER v · ....................... AUTO CDCTltl '733.0CS.4.'lpd.220KMT 142SBakerSt .. C M Clrm. P /P 640·7020, ROUS-ROYCE ~e~tB'!°'~=~gc:~~~ !-PHIL Div.·N1bet1C•dillac ~~~~~11 4 •Pd S1 R h blks4~0::~9bor 81 .48.'M2Dt ____ =~t':,'.i transportation Sl 100 •· · LONG ~~::::.~~~l.ar~:BI Oo..dOnSUltda I -'73 Karmann Ghia. fo'M, ~ Flrm538-99S6 197'CADILLAC 0 540.9109 Y' '74 2160Z, • s~, a1c, m~s, clean. n eed11 f ron l ctouo ~UHDAYS 72 Bus, xlnt cond., camp EU>ORADO COUPE eas~!!8a'°bor 8!~~6410 ORANGE COUNTY'S ~m~~m," ~~ts ~o;~.<o ~ ~~~ f.2500/.trade 1 Ph CONCANNON'S equipped, 52350 or make Cabrtolettop, rulllealher OLDEST 833·1361 ,pm /wknds --HORSELESS olfer.673·6004 lnterlor. 60/40 power '67 Cut.lasa $375. Lo ml, pvt pty. CaJl675-6563 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOIMIFTY IMPORTS & b'7S·5430 1976 Granada Ghia, V·8, aeat, AM/FM stereo P/S. P /B, AJC. AM·P'M . ST ... ILES 87 vw Squareback, whole w1lape player & ruu A or part.a, SlSO or best or. ,_ ("""PCX 260Z Silver on Blk. Auto, stereo, 54000. 839·1291 Brokers of fme conlem· fer. Earl Williama Teit· power ua ... ta. ,,_ ). :~00~811:ij~a~4!;,;~1:: Maadtl 9731 poraryROLLSROYCE aco,648-2503,af\6 $8988 Low mllea, 1997 Olds CuUus supreme. 68,000 mUea, air eondltioa. aood body, SSOOor bat orr. 5048aft5PM . MARQUIS MOTORS 21110Zfttar1uertte Pkwy MISSIOt'I Vt F.JO 131·2UO (fs.121 O WllUY USED CARS! Sales·Servlcc·Leasin1 Roy Carver ,Inc. rtolls koyce BMW l~Jambore" Newport Beach 64<H5444 '76 • 2002, ice blue, 3 yr wrnty , air, AM FM , hood hra Best orr t>4tj '519 u.•-·--~··-· .. ..--c-i.. ·~ 541-1'74 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BENTLF.Y 'm Sqbk, DU paint & tires. 1972 DATSUN automobiles. 75K ml. 11500/ofr. 1'iir..T-1bers '73 Ford Ran"h•ro. P JS, 1H7 O Id a Cu ti ass 2711 K C:oa..,t llwy 752.839 aft 6 1 ~ " '" S V • V f 240% · P/B, A C. Mag Wheel•. upreme ..... ery mo 4 epeod wlt.b lesa than <7t41 675-0930 1B72 VW Westthalla Pop· C d•JJa Good cond. $2995. days shape. SNS. PP. MZ· 7382 50.000 miles. (236KKZ•. Toyota ..-9765 top camper. AM·FM a I c 752-lb70.eves557·27« 68 Delta •• PS. PB. pvt Extra sharp! Won't last ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• atereo, crpl'd, Mlchllns. 2600 li.11 h1•r Blvu '74 Gran Torino Sta Wan. pty. Good Uret, nso. Jooaat 1975 TOYOTA $3500. d~vcs 1 wknds <."'1.1 Mci..1 540·9100 Loaded, xlnt cond. Brn. 53694» -- ONLY $4395 CORQ ...... WAGOH &W-8984_:_>58346393 ~~~~~~~Ll '73 RX3 St Wgn A C. """" $21115. 640-HSG fllnto 9957 we·re the new Ch"vrolct MARQUIS TOY OT A radials +2 extra studded Automatic. air conrl & '65 BUG needs good home. D' '76 0 d d hi ••••••••••••••••••••••• de&lersblp In the Irvine Capri 9715 MISSION VIEJO mud&1oow.20,000 m1on A ~I J FM rad a o. Short on looks, Iona on 74 Eletance coupe, una a. 2 r, w te 1973 Pinto Runabout Auto Center. Wl• net.'<!••••••••••••••••••••••• 131•2110 495-UIO compl eng overhaul. Ul29MWKI personality Won't eat blue. 1unrool, 8 track, wiaaddle int, All/FM SUIOO Low mlleqe, xlnl )'ourusedcar! i3V-6Capn,greatahape. . Newbattery.Xlntcond. ONLYS3895 muc:h-32mp1. SUO. loaded.47,000Ml.SSOOO. st.ereo.AC,S4400ortake cond. Afler I PM JOE S2700. T3 uoz. new pa111t & up· Sl350. 541-M3& MARQUIS TOY OT A -~-57_17_. -----675-5726 =~ J!:~=t ~: 548-la62 • MACPHERSON C:all548·9708 beC4pm. hol. • ~..!!,'· maaa. & •ll71 Blue Mu.da c.-, MLSslONVlEJO '&8 VW Bug. white. new Selllnt Grandma'• (714)8'10-\170 "7S Wp. V-6, auto, PS, CHEVROLET more._..._. IOOd cond .• 1895. Call aft 131·2110 495·1210 battery, &ood radials, Fleetwood Brougham PB Nu tlreslbrb Xlnt 21AutoCenler Drive Cott 9717 '71 Daunm 510 4 dr, 1ood 6:30PM,.982-3586 .., 18'7!k 752·2S:IO from Beverly Hilla, '111 GRANADA, lo mUea, coftd 52l00 7Stm art 6 IR""''E ••••••••••••••-••••••• condition. must aell, ~-.. •~ '76 Cellca GT, hardtop, .;r... VW o-J 1 / 80.000 on1 ml, loaded, V6. air cond, 1392$. · ' ... ,, 11000 17~ ~ --.n 9740 sliver, 5'spd, AM /FM -.,. a, new pant $1.S00.548-4618 751-139'7daya 9960 768-7222 Super Sharp. lo mi's, '75 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo, pwr disc brks, Int., nawlesa cond. Ulru· ,._o 9917 • .....___._ 99 .. S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dodge Coll. 12~. Call • 7 2 0 a ts u n P I ck up. rad I a 111 • L 0 w m 1. out. SllSO. 893·3175 -.--__.. "" '73 O..ter xlnt cond PS Alltos. IAl•orted 640 1912. Eves afl 8 , AM FM. caHetle, ahell, Leaw •u•uo./'-tofr ...... 5885 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • , .... .. .,..,8 .,..._, "" ..,,.. .... Pop T:f. Cam-Im ·-Lln l d "' bk PB, alr cond, 65,000 mi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• v, ... ...,, __ 20g a I. tank . 11300. ...W. Uted ,.. ,...r, · 71 Camaro, lo ml, auto. -co .n 2-r. "u f 1. 12100 fl63.2$3l .... 9707 661--0119 OVd IOO 1974TOYOTA m1c. con · Mu1taeU lm· xlntcond.,muat11eU! AM·FM. S875 or beat ol01---· ------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Datwn 9720 -COttONA SEDAN med. SJSOO. 58l·'7504 551·0374 rer. 6'2·9879 '71 Duster v..a. auto, AiC, •741,.~ Audi 1001...S, 4 apd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~\;;o. 4d~l~~~n;t'\~· MHCIDl5 2 Door. 4 apeed, radio & VW 74 THING, 16,000 ml, ''76 Camaro, 15,000 mi, MaYerick 9947 :~stba~Jr~~71~od . air, AM /FM stereo. sun i2 Dataun 1200, 34,000 mi. 644-7~". art 8 495·41S: . OM DISPLA y aitcond. Now '3250. Xlra nice 84().lOllO loaded, atudenl .111u1t ••••••••••••••••••••••• - roof. lo mi, ss:ISO. 830-9"9 auto trans, A1C. mag HOUN of lmoortt ONLY $2695 evea/wknds,844-04Mdya aeU.496-3015 '71 Mav, Zdr, I cyl, Japd., tt65 or586-6112 wheels. S1500 or bsl ort. '76 Z 2+2. air. tape, lo AUTHORIZkD MARQUIS TOYOTA umVWSUpcr Bui, lotaol R.JH. 48M ortg ml, clean.••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ·1$ LSlOO 4 dr, aulo trans, ~'4794 _ ~esp. Y~•~ ~-~:o ~~~~ MERCEDl!S DEALER MISSION VJEJO xtru. Very eharp, Comp Qnrolet t•20 $1275.146-4MSG 1'74 PONTIAC loaded. S3975. 675 1197 Alftot, Ut•d 751-8182 -:!~~c:::~r. 131·2880 495-1210 xtra PIJ'U $2395. 5:5e-'7243 ·.;~;~~;~~~ .. ~~~ '71 Maverick • GIAHD PRIX evesor547·6381 days ••••••••••••••••••••••• 523.7•50 '""' SQUAREBACK 11t. •-.... 000 ori-'-l il 6 cyl auto xlnt cond Has low mllH. Tilt RARE z 'fW c ................. tt- '70 ... C..•_....• 4 .. pt.w #70' I ·10., c • ..-... 4. #700 ,. __ ............. ...... ?Z K.-..... #70tt '72 • ..-....... .,, ·n a--Mill #7044 SAVE '73 Da&.aun 340Z. l owner. 6 '89 Toyota Corona 2 dr. "" Y '"• ...,a m ea. ' ' • wheel, pwr. 1teering-Whlte1 red tnlr. M aii On the Santa Ana Fwy. New paint Looks sharp' blue, auto, ad. cond Th1a car la In PERFE Sl.350. 494..Q20 brakea-seats "wtn.dows. whls, 4 spd. all extra:. Sl!OO. Call after 6 PM SI.ZOO W · D · Schock or1&inal coadltlon. You Mercwy 9'50 vtnYl ~le rally whffla. 141.50 . .,..,., ,,...,.or"•.,.u 0., '702SOC MERCEDES 89., ..,,..3 r~, 3502 S. GrHnville m· .... ·-I •~a.--··• 3JY EZ v .. ,..,....., '""'°"°" ,,....,, ...,..,. ., _.. ~ ~. • ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• (98 ). lerms- $5(X)() CALL~5V:~tarty .... "'-Ilea GT lift b<>ck. St .SA.549·2277 excellent. Sl,000 or best ORANGE COUNTY'S 0.A.C. tyr.parta•labor '73 Datsun 510 Z dr, 1ood •• """ -•7 .. -ius c:uhotrer.831-9308. ....IWlST aervlce pollc&avlal. cond oew tires 331&0 ,_ .u. 8LC (~ p•••) M-'. xtraa, lo m1, S4SSO. Ext """"" " II A , _m_I;_, Sl;_• 9116.__;__MW095 ___ • __ • _ 1 'r~ed ........ , aunroo'"t, -AM / F.,M. 243. 833--00707i0.0154 Lo ml. 13700 .. f4.S.998J '76 El Camino Claaalc. LJNCOLN·MERCUllY ~· b uto nter's •. F\ill power, AC. AM·FM Dealenblp I.I now OPEN I'" .ce -y SlSn M 9725 tape dk. air, sp~clal 1976TOYOTA '84 Baja, runa It looks stereo,cuaeUrack.XJnt RAYFLA.DUOI --• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;'~~;59~~~ !e:~~1c'::J: C.Uca Uftbodl t~~S6~0/BHl offer coad. Low mUea1e. LINCOLN·MERCUllY MAllRS 725POltTC:OUPE m.3814dis/wltdya 5 a peed, air cond .• --------15•5115 557-ZSGS 18-18AutoComerDr. AUTOCIMTEA 5·tpd, ~•I wbeelal --__;~ _ _..;.._·---1 AMint stereo radio & Volvo 9772 "12 lmpela Ci.wt.om, a/c, st> Fwy.Lake Fore.led Div.·N•berac.d.lllac AM/PM radio, dua 15190,4-door,11WU'OOf,r•· red exterior. (OJJNRN). ••••••••••••••••••••••• new paint le liret, lo IRVINE 142SBakerst.,C.M piJ*, blk vinyl hard.top, al clean. $11185. 6'5-1425 ' 12 month. 12,000 miles 1972 VOLVO mi'a. Very cleu. S1700. 130.7000 ~blkeMtol~ Bl c.,,.,,,Jellow.Ooodcon· (lr&46·9134 service contract In-flllOOCOUPI 51M171. 540.ttOt . cUUon. Asking $1950 or , ~ d k eluded In this low price of Al d .. 1 I .. ?O Mollhto $100 makeoUer.946-alhl'\er 87 ........ L, 1tereo, ar ONLY $4695 rea Y • c 111 c -4 's:tChevyNovl. Good eond. In le out. Lo '74 Fireblrd 'Eaprit".350 Spmor6'fa.T1"andleave blue, bolb toP11. 4 spd. 1>peed w/overdrlve. $575,runsatrong. ml.557•28811557.4579 cmg. Turbo hydro, vinyl -e , T superb, 60000 ml. best MARQUIS TOYOTA AM /FM stereo 8 track & 990-3817 ---------•roof, AM/FM rally .,..,g .or arnmy. olr.175-7903 MISSION VJEJO I eat h e r l n te r lo r . ---------•ie Monarch Ghla, 4 dr, wheel5, t.lh wheel. lo ma. '74 Flat 124 Spyder con·.,,_., '1l •·a wllh tan 131·2110495-1210 (301ETV). •'64CORVAIR• white w/saddlo velour best.offer.873-0lllODays. vert. 2 tops, AM· FM __,.,. • .. ' OML Y S4ff 5 Conv. Cla.astc. Nu top, Int. AM/FM •~reo, AC. 559-0140 ,;ves. atereo, lo mi. S38H. :O~ r;\~u:r~7~~:an. '74 Corolla sta. wa~.. 4 MARQUIS VOLVO P\t. SUllS. 538-9993 $4400. Or take over lse at , 7SM7S2 • u • . :~:·x'j~'~it. ~c,te~~ ~ION VIEJO Gbevy '74 Impala 4 dr, $157. Q10. Dllcovcry 10 Boni~v~lle Ac9 ' '7U'iall24Spyder.Conv .. 11,..ercedeat90SL.com-rer. 811·2110495-1210 35,000 ml, perf. cond. Management Co. <7l4> ~ p, ' Imm• c . AM I F M' pletely overhauled, blk, 840-1674 557.2395 eve _ss_.300_. 58M965-----..:.-1 _rro._1_rr_o ______ • ~=· 55,000 ml. '650. radials, new top. 52450 tops l8900. <114 > 846-038l otlAMGI COUNTY •71 M M ~ PS -------- «rr-3196 ~ 9742 1971 Toyota, runs good, VOLYO '60 Bel Air. PB,~~ o:!nJ~ood· tt70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• needs hght work. $700. or EXCLUSlVELY VOLVO l:llO 6'&-2358 1750. &&2·'735 • ' .. ••••••••••••••••••••• '74 124 TC. Auto, stereo, , best orrer, 968·5513 ,.._ 99 1181 T·Blrd, all pwr, aood radial• 34M ml, Xlnt 68 MG Ml&et Completely Llr&esl Volvo Dealer _,tier 25 '7~ Mont.eio Wacon. All transp, ~-· cond. $30'7S. 646.5830 new In/out. MWll acll. T....... 9767 In Orange County! .• .. ••••• .. ••••••••••••• extcu, 5 new tlres. Sale 946-~0 I eves Ed $1500. Ph 875·8772 ev, ••••••••••••••••••••••• · BUY or LEASE r t ade Bel bl , ' <Zl31e&S.7ill8dya. TR·7 1'76. 2500 ml. Red, DIRECT lt7'CHIYSUR ~:. Ph 111?:u1 :~ V191 tt7' 89 Flat 12' Sprt Cpe, ~--97 .. 4 Cl55. steroo SS300. ;(--~, c--" 60-ISIZ •••••• .. •••••• .. ••••••• IJ"Ntcood,oewvalvult,..... "" 831·2118 ~· ~·~-_,,,,.~ -. ....... , more tnUlll ._ moving ................... i. .. ;1 ,"I Onl.Y 7025 actual mil• MHIMt 9912 "-~ ' muatHllll.8SO.~I •a M~l tel) now. Xlnt. Prime ·m Triumph GT ~ • llke brand new!........................ HATCHUCKGT .... 9)27 Radial•, extrH. very 6+. 11750 or offer. Call S. M _ ""-Automatic. elr cond .. 'W Auto •· 57,000 orti DDIO. 5 speed tru~ .• clcan.S\700.Ph13'7·231S after5pm,845-6730 attcrfiiiit8r pwr 1teertn1 & brakes ml.~ownn. Xlnlcond. air cond,, etc . ........................ Anaheim 760-2011 and many more exttu! S1800.131·1541 Ul.S05fa12). wumos. 74 Honda Ctvlc, s.M. bm, Opet 9746 ''74 Spitfire Hardtop Con· --------l <7&ePDC>. EZ term•· --------1 ~·y S3291 wlblk lat,. No air:. Nu ••••••••••••••••••••••• V.11, JS.000 mi. nover UNl9VolvoHC. O.A..C. lyr. partaltJabor '73 M.9ch J, lo mllea,., HO"'"'"w ... •ac6-•.t llt'fs & tuneup. Great 1111 Opel OT. Air, Uled.13,850.538·'7810 Auto.AC.Xlnteond. aervlce polkJ avail. xlnteoftd;'aUatru.M~& t>cw:&Qua'Ui;., ccact. $2200, 152-U.Sd)'I> AM/PM tape, xlnt coed. SACRIPICE S1600 845·.0S AW>Cetlter'1 price it aeUCTMtsl NEWPORT Bl'JACH ~7eves. Ma.keotrer. MS-TIU UllllTR250. new radials. '74 Sta Wan. 16YE, AC. OM&.Y SHt9 tiff Muatu1. auto, HJ.OHS Alitet. Mew • tlOO """ tlOO lood body, xlnt cond. Xlnt cond. Call Jeff MAIBS hard&op, va. netr Ur•,•-------- ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• •• .. ••••••••• .. •••••••• lt!IOO. '45-4533 N~. ~o d19 AUTO CEHTa aakl.n& ft,100. •7&·.\211 J>lv.-Naberl Cadillac eYI. 142$ 8-ker St,, C.W. '*bllteutolRlrbor Bl H0.910f S12SO OAllV PILOT Wedneeda A u.t 10 1977 JACTOIY All COMDITIOMIHG BRAND HEW '77 PLYMOUTH VOi.ARE WAGON $5095 318 CIO v..a engine. ca~o compartment. car~s & 11orage bins. automatic 1r1nsmiSllOl'I. tinted glass. day & night mirror. left remote control mirror, electric ctoci<. deluxe w iper$, luggage rack. AM radio. power at .. rtng. whffl covers. deluxe door edge protectors. bumper guards front & reet. wsw steel belted radial tires. pin stripes, wheel lip mouldings. Ser. tHL45G78270891 Close .t on Al lralld Hew 1977 Cllrysler Le laro111, O .. sta11dl•CJ Values • • • • Giant Selectioa! . . . ltly or lAase at Affas Chrysler fPly1llouth NEW'77 • .. EVERY BRAND NEW 1977 CHRYSLER. PLYMOUTH CLOSE OUT SALE PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. DON9T MISS ATLAS CHRYSLER/ . PL YMOUTH1S . YEAREND SAVINGS NOW! Sen Now wttlt c.te. c .. LMMiit •.• \.MN .... •• ..... ~ .... ., ....... _,Mew Meke C•r. Tn1ck or Ye11 Direct •4 S•HI Lew PLYMOUTH VOL:;\RE 4 DR. C..,.....,,. •-'" ... Fer .. , • ....._ -4 Pricn c .. ,_, o.NWb ... 546-lf)4. I • DepHlWll• 5-Yic• y• cca comt oa. wit•• yo• •••d It! Atl•• Cltryal•~ly•o•tlt S•nlu H0ttra: Mollday Frfdcry, 7:00 a.a to 6:00 ,. ... w. day. 1:00 .... to 5.-00,... 225 CID 6 cylinder engine. $ standard t ransmission. b umper guards front & rear. Ser. #HL41C7F-209829 BEST USED CAR "BUYS" OF THE WEEK. •74 PLYMOUTH SllRIMG V-8. automatic. air conditioning. POwer atMfino. ~ brakes. radio, heater. wtiltewall tires. vinyl root. 1770LPG) s1995 '15 POMnAC 'MAND NIX V-8. aU1omaue. air conditioning. l>OW9r steertng. power btakee. PoW8f' wlndow1, AM/FM 1tereo radio, hHtw. wtiltewall "'"· vinyl roof. ~:~r: W$h~il~.,·el, b5UCket (138MML) ._._ '73 DOOGI POI.AU. V-8. automatic. air conditioning. power steering. oower brak ... PoW8f windowS. power seat•. radio. hMter. whltewall tlret. vinyl roof. (3MKY8) s1795 . V-8. automatic. power steering, redlO. (YQH4()8) '7l PLYMOUTH DUSTa V-8. eutomatlc. air conditioning. Power steering. l)OW'er brakn. radio. heater. Whitewall tires. vinyl roof. (411GVJ) s1795 '77 IMW 1301 4 D .. '4 speed. air conditioning. AM/FM stereo ~te ttPe radio. heater. less tMl'I 7.000 mltee. (2888EU) Huntington Beach Fountain Valle:y EDITION Afteraoo• . N.Y" Stoeks . VOL. 70, NO. 222 4 SECT.ON '6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10 1971 Badhant Opposes Marine Housing Plail1 IB1 SA YllOND EST&ADA .J&. Of-~-.... A q>Oltesman ror Rep. Robert adham <R-Newport Beada> told 40 Fount.am Valley dvlc leaden Tuesday rucht the coA1ressman now oppo.ses the U.S. Marine Cori-proposal to build as many as 1.300 bousln& units in Mile Square Regional Park. But the Fountain Valley resi· dents sought a atron1er as· Wet and Wild aurance from Badham•s aide, Howard Seelye, that the Mannet' bou1lnc plan would• never materlaUz.e. Jn a telephone Interview Tues· day, Bad.ham commented, "The chancea ol mWwy housin1 at Mlle Square Park are between slim and none." Badham la a member of the House Armed Services Committee. Seeyle told the Fountain Valley crowd the 137-acre core area o( the reclonal park, still owned by the U.S. Navy, "is not the right place for military housing." Said Seeyle, •'The con· areasman believes the housin1 s hould be closer to El Toro Marine Corps AJr Station.•• Bad.ham and Seeyle said they saw public reaction to the Marines' proposal aa "emotional overkill" and "hysteria." .............. Foredeck hand John Edgcomb of Newport Beach finds his foul weather pants useful as he fights to secure spinnaker gear aboard 12-meter Courageous in practice race against Independence o(f Newport, R.I. Final trials for the defender hopefuls start Aug. 16. Foreign challengers race Thursday. <Story on boating page, A9> 2Chat:ged With Abuse Of Child Huntington Beach pollce ar· resled a mother and her male companion on child abuse charges today. Police allege the man beat the woman's 3·year-old son with a belt after the youngster ap· parenUy had trouble putting on his pajamas. A phone call from a neighbor who beard the child's scl'eams at about 2:30 a.m. led police to an apartment at6401 Warner Ave. Police arrested the child's mother, Linda Eloise Reynolds, 25, and Scott Summers, 25, after claiming they found the youngster with severe welts and bruises coverin• b1a body. · Accorclin1 to Ofncer Cbuck Nowatny1 the chUd wu ap· parenUy oeaten with a belt by Summera with tbe moUaer's con· sent. Nowatny said the couple ap- parently were U&f'1 at tile child because be had not put on bla pa· Jamu. The youn11(er wu taken to UCI Medical Center where he wu reported tn aood condltJon todlf ln the hotpltal Pfidlatrica ward. Ohio Citizens Figlit Fire in Strike Wake DAYTON, Ohio (AP> -Strik· inc firemen who have Jet more than 20 fires burn unchecked dur· Ing a three-day walkout said to- day they would return to work I( the city a1reed to bindin1 arbitration and granted them im- munity from pro.ecution. The offer by union leaders came after an1ry residents grabbed garden hoses early to- day to stop a house fire and two garage fires from apreadin1. "I wtsb the mayor was here to see lhil," sald one man, wrapped in a bathrobe. The blues were among 14 re· ported during t.he niabt in this ci· ty of 241,000, where the 375 firemen walked out Monday, de- mandin1 higher wages and a Janitor Held In Huntington School Thefts short.et work week. Elibt flres Tuesday left at least 13 famlfies homeless. The strikers aatd they would put out fl.J'es only in a llfe-or- death slluatlon. • The firemen turned doWD the city's proposal of a 45-day cool• Ina oft period, durlns which firemen would .co beck to work and a three-member fact-flndlns committee would try to resolve the contract dispute. Mayor James McGee, city at- torney James Drake, city manager James Alloway and four commissioners met today before presentin1 their proposal to the firemen at an open com• mission meeting. McGee said there was no dl.s, cussion on asking Gov. James A. Rhodes to call in the Ohio N• tional Guard. • Meanwhile. Mont1omery County Common Ple11 Court Judge William H. Wolff Jr, moved up to th.la aftei'noon a an· tempt ol court bearlna aaalnlt firemen for vlolallnl bi. ttin• por ary restramma Ofdti' to ro- turn to work, The order was ~ sued Monday, shortly after~ strike begafl. The hearln1 originally was 1cbeduled f« Fri• day. Late Tuesda~ coo vntoa policemen threatened to Join tM walkout. Fr•ttrnal Order Police Prealdent Ronild C. Br• denber& sald be expedecl ·~ reasonableresponae••fr'omtbed· ty to wage dem.,. lald on tbe &.. blefortheftnttlmeTuuday. "It's not even In the talJdnc stages yet," Badbam added. "We want Badbam to give the word to the Marines not to build housing at Mile Square," said John Ryan of 11188 Bellnower Ave., Who d911ated his home fOC' the meetlnc Tuesday. "The Marine Corpa doesn't have any more rlcht to put up housing at Mlle Square than any private developer," Ryan con- tended. But Seeyle said if the Mlrines receive ~reuional approval. they may build homes at tbe park without clt.Y or COlmly approval. "The key here is Con1raaman Bad.bun," who is also a membtt' or Lhe HoUae 8\lbcommlttee on Mllttary Inatallatlooa and Facilities. Ryan said. Seeyl• reminded the audience that the Marine Corps donated· After Queen's Visit the fi0'7·acre recreational area at the park but maintained the in- ner 137 acres ror poteotial use. The recent housing shortage for low-ranking Orange County servlcernen necessitated ·the Mari.DM• consideration of using the Mile Square area. But It would be at least another yeat before a '9 million House Qpropriationa measure fOf' the <See MARINE, Pase AZ> Troops, Catholics Battle .. in Belfast .. ! , ... BELFAST, Northern rr.tand (AP) -lkitlah troops and Roman Ca~lc extremlst:I bat· tied 1n the streets of Belfut today shortly aft.el' Queen EUJ&beth ll be1an a vlslt to Northern Ireland. Fifteen people were re- ported lnjured. The 51-year-old monarc!\. who arrived in Belfast harbor aboard the royal yacht Britannia to the cbeen of thousand• of 1up- p or t er a, bad flown to Hillsborouch Cutle, 12 mUea south of this capital, by the time the disturbances broke out. An est.imated 1,500 protesters marched down Falla Road in one of Belfast's moat turbulent dia· tricts, with black nais symboU&· in1 CatbolJc extremist.a killed by BriU4h b-oope ln ellbt yeU'I ol aectarl• bloodlbed. • nen readfne "ER, qotft of du~." -ER atandlnf ff)r Elhabetb Realna -IDd "1969-197'1, 1,800 dead'' -an ap. proilmaUoa ot the num"fs k1Ued la sectarian CatbollC· Protestant flaltttnl atnce 1981. A bomb went ott alonl the mardl route, near the military roadblock, shortly betore the marchers 1ot there. Autboritl• said two penon.s were burt as Store Windows shattered in a shower ot 11asa. Unlt.a of the 32,000 troops and police on alert to 1uard the monarch and her family during the two-day visit bad sealed off downtown Belfut and searched all can in an effort to ward off bomblap. The violent Provisional wing of the outlawed Irish Republican Army ORA) tbreatened 411' IP -~.. wttba '*''-n~w.• Tbe BrlUlb IOYenlo hlllcop. tered to the c'uUe, tonner fff• ldt1lC' Of riUtb IOYt ........ dirictly hVift the tvyal )'ltht Tbe royal pittJ pl au to lwPau Belfaat. M lhe let foot on-friab 9011 for the tint Ume ln 11 yean, all• wu balled by hundred& of 11.,.wavtq younptera. .......... QUEEH SNJFFS FLOWERS Prehmed In lretend • Fire"'1en Making Gain Seared Timber Marke State's War 7'0ne damap, tMCDPaald. The toll ls atagcerlng since Aus. 1, wben liabtnin& storms sparked a chain of nearly 1,000 tires. Eliht major rues alnce then have caused $25.1.4 mUllon dam11e, lncludlal 361 mUllon board feet of blaetened Umber. tbeCDFaaid. For the ftl'lt time, fire otftclali allowed tbemselvu 1ome op. t1mism ln bamelalDa the K11ble- Cone inferno. So far the blue b .. coat $3,t4S,OOO to flcbt and tbreaten.ed •aluable w1tenbedl that IJel"N tbe dtolllht-depitted water a)'Nm.a.ot ~ t.ownl. • .. It loob Ute we've sot a »nttY IOOCI cha,ace,H •aid ;en• tm• Rlehal'd .lua~ ftctlnl bluewaanow30~coa tatMd. Bat tbe atn1J1l• for 1,a1 ftr~tsa at Karble-Cone was 1eareeb' over. EtPt .. bot., 1pota ltW flanMd aetou the steep Ulr· ram. Juat ~ Mdlns DO ptt«le• tiari ooilld be made wben tun~ tammeot~ be_-'HC!Md. 'Tb• ·2,2'5·•cr• Utt near CabuGDIA 1Uv""4e~ decl..S cootalned at 8 a.m. and fire officials predicted it would bocontrolled by 6 p.m toc:t.y. A week-old fire in Sequoia Na· tionaJ Forest was declared under control T\lesday evenlne after b~ 7,eoo acres. Some 31 fire fighters sustained minor lnjuries batWng the Ore '° miles ol east of Porterville. The ortly new fire reported Tuesday WU In the Tahoe Na· tional Forest five miles northean of Tr\ltkee. The fire wu con· talned ate a.m. U>dq after bum· lnl 800 acres. Pull control wu expected this evening. Tbe ftra forced evacuation ot camp• 1Tounds near Boca Reservoir, bUt no lti'Uctu.ral dama1e waa r~ ported: With the Scaif ace blue in band, and the nearby 20.819-acre l'>ood.-os,a flt'• report.eel s cent coat.Sned by earl7 • fire official.I uaeased t.be war • fort aDd braced for the reatol tb1a month ilnd next whea ev• worse flre daDCer lle:xeect.ed. NearlY 10,000 flreflPten from . '8 ltael llave been CID tbt lJ.nej ael'Oll Catilond~ with federal • and .... qeinc* worldai han4 ceeenu:s: • .,. At) DAil Y Pll 0 T H /F Uganda Suicide Mission? AIR081. K•nya (Af) Pruldent Jd1 Amin tl•Jma (rl.ndly c-ounltlH Will filhl t..tide U1anda air fore pllota sooa ii9 "a unpouible aulct.de m .. Offtcl a.l u a and• radlo1 monitored here today. quotea Aman u wanunt tbe palota w be prepwed fw Uw ml.ulon The rad.&o eaid Amln addre.Md ;alr rorce otf1cera al ltnt.ebbe airport before w•tcb.in1 • 1"91CUe uerd.M by the "1wc1de squad" ptlou over n.arb)' Lake Victoria Tb• airport wu Uie scene ol tut summer·~ llraeh commando raid to l"eKUe J ewlab and ~r hoatacea held there by pro- PaJestlnian terronat.a alter they h1Jacked an Air France jet Arrun described the mission as "confidenllal" and did not iden- tify the "friendly countnes." The radio also quoted him as telling the Soviet ambassador an Kampala, the capital north of Entebbe, that U1anda is sur- rounded by countries •rmed by the United Stat• or Brltaln. This. Amin aald, la "threaten· ing the security of Uganda." The dictator called on the Soviet Union for "the quickest de- fensive weapons that will enable Uganda to break throueh enemy ltnes." Amin also asked the Soviets to speed the training of armed forces personnel. The Soviet Union is believed to be Instruct· ang Ugandan pllols and advising armyorrlcers Amin said he wu happ)' to see a mass supply of military aircraft had arrived at Entebbe from the Soviet Union. " Oblervers here aay the ,,lanes are replacemenll for about a dozen Soviet-made MIG15. MIG17 and MIG21 jet righters destroyed on the gro'if'd by the Israeli commandos. Diplomatic observers In Nairobi were unc~rlaln about which countries Amin referred lo as threatening. "We may never really rathom out what Amin'• 1etlln1 at this time." a Western diplomat said In Nairobi. "Trying to read him is like a blind Scotsman trying to read Sanskrit." No 'Benefiu' On Saturdays SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Tommie Ann HUdebrand ltn't en- titled to unemployment benefits after she was fired from her job ror refusing to work Saturdays because of relieious convictions, the California Supreme Court has ruled The court said Tuesday that Miss Hildebrand. a trlmmer al a Sallnaa vegetable packing plant, took the job with "full knowledle of the Saturday work require. ment" before she became a member of the Worldwide Church ot God. ........... """ ....... THESE ARE OFFENDING VOLLEYBALL POLES Do Four Four-by-four• Stuok In Sand Need Permit? , NB Volleyball Poles Stir Coastal Flap By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of Ille ~ly ~ .... lwtt Lut summer It was the 260 post.a holding "no parking'' slens on Udo Isle. Th.la year it's four posts to hold up two volleyball nets that bas sparked the annual debate between the City of Newport Beach and the regional coastal commission over what needs a permit and whatdoean't. The commtaaion says post.a - whether they hold up parkin1 signs or volleyball nets-are de· velopment and development re· quires a coastal permit That Interpretation ls absurd, according to Assistant City At· tomey Hugh Coffin. Coffin said he iot a letter rrom the deputy Attorney General representing the coastal com· mission July 15 lnfonnln1 the cl· ty that the four posts Installed on the 12th Street ocean beach would have to have a coastal zone permit. In a three-page reply, Coffin explamed the hearing process by which the city's Parks, Beaches and Recre•Uon Cornmi•sleb de- cided to put the f6ur four-by. fours on the beach. Fro•PageAJ He cited the coaatal protection Jaw'a Ust of structures sseedinc ptrmlta and a atate Supreme Court case lo araue his point that installation of four po1ta doa not conatltute development. MARINE HOUSES ••. housint unlta could be paned lhrough con1reaa and another year for construction to be1in1 said Seeyle. Seeyle told the crowd the city should conalder altern•Uv11 ln- cludJn1 aupportln1 a p091lbJe trade by tbe county lnvolvina the park core area for the northern MU, Square farming land. Thia would fnvolve the clly reaonln1 the area. Fou.otaln Valley City Manaaer James Neal ufd the area Ja presently toned for recreational and open space uses. Clly official• Indicated lt was unlikely UU. land use deaJan•Uoil would cb1nae. &eeyle noted that hla otnce bu tnltlated talks with ltvlnt Com· pany officials who may b6 In· DAILY PILOT II the aommlaalon'• definition or development as being any solid material placed ln the coastal tone were followed, Col· fin'• letter aaJd, th• "the drh1n1 of an automobile from outalde the coutal aone to wtUdn the coutal zone would constitute 'de- velopment' 1lnce 'solid material' would be pllC?ed in the coastal zone by the very acit of drlvthi a vehicle rrom ouuJde to lmlde fhe coastal l!Ofte. • • Coffin'• letter asked for tbe re- gional commlaaton to reccnakMI' its definition of development. But just ln case commiaalonera de- cided to atlck by their definlµoD. he asked they Mnd tbe cltr eopt• of all the volleyball pole permtt appUcaUona made by aaenclee wlthln the South Cout reaion 1lnceum. The reque1t waa made. Coftin said, "So we ma.y review th• ap. pllctaUOM and 1atn aome iftltght Into the proper methoCl to pro- ceed wt th auch applloatlObS. '' Tb• att«nty Hid MODdQ be ho not beard from UM dtPUt¥ At· torney General nor the com· miaslon afnce hi• Jetter wu HOt out on July 22, Lfll summer. coaim$ulo11 1t•lf.mem Ulnatened \otake the City tO coUtt to force the city to apply I« a coa.ttu ione penntt for partin'~ oa Udo Mt..'lfo court •PP arance ever maleiiulHd W the ~dO llp ar• itlll Jn place, a art tM 12Ul~ Street vOUQblU "-'"· Ex-Fl4 Pilots Sought WASHINGTON (AP> A Grumman Aircraft Corp., sub· cootrector Is trylne to recruit rormer Navy F14 pflols to teach lranlans how to fly tbe jet rt1hter, tbe newest fJane In America's naval arsena . Iran has purchased 80 or the fighters from Grumman with de· Uveries spread through 1978. But the ex-pilots may be di(· ncuJt to find because Ute aircraft is only two years ofd and the ranks or former flyers are sll m. Tex Raymond, president ot General Devices Inc of Nor· rislown, Pa., said In an Interview that Grumman wants 20 former American pilots to go to Iran to train the Iranian air force 0 1bese are not mercenaries. they're instructors ," he s wd General Devices has been recruitln( mechanics and techni- cians for the Iranian Fl4 pro- gram for about two years, but tbJs is the rtrat time It hu sou1ht pilot.a, Raymond &aid. • "Relatively, there aren't very many oC them, but I'll bet there are20," Raymond said. He said the company la concen· tratlnc newspaper advertise· ment.a for the pllota in San Diego and Norfolk. Va., where most or tbe Navy Flu are based. The compan,y Is also trying to contact former pllots directly. "We have an office ln San Diego," aaJd Raymond. "Our man down there. an ex-Navy pilot, knows 8 lot or people, knows who bas been gettlne out. In ra~t, we've been recrultlne there for a lot of mechanics · • Raymond said the salary for pilots hasn't been Ml but lt prob- abl)' will be about $25,000 a year, aloo1 with benetlta such as housing, schools and medical care. lo addition, he aaJd, pilots will 1et a bonus ir they complete a two-year assignment. Valley Man Arrested in Auto Fraud SACRAMENTO <AP ) Three men have been arrested in a probe of counterfeit automobile ownenihJp slips. the CaUfomla Highway Patrol says WilJiam ~river, a Fountain Valley autO' salesman, was ar· rested July 29 after alle1edly selling 100 fraudulent pink slip blanks to undercover agenL'i at the Sacramento Airport, CHP CommJssloner Glen Craae saad Tuesday. Driver's arrest started an In veatlgatlon which led to dis- covery of $75,000 in printing equipment tor counterreltine lm mlgr•tion cards. charge cards and securitie.a, Craig said. Craia said the counterfeit auto ownerahlp papers apparently were used ''to create new Iden· ties for stolen vehicles, which they tranaparted out of state and aold, usually for $10.000 or more." He said the inveatlaation also reault.ed in the arrest last Friday of John De Roee, 32, and Neil Groves, 56, both of San Jose. .,~ BROTHERS SEE LITTLE CHANGE IN EACH OTHER CharlH Bryant (left) Greeted by Brother Alger Brothers Meet ' Reunited After 71 Years EL CAJON (AP> -Mer 11 years Charles Bryant "looks about the same as he did," says his brother Alger. They eot together Tuesday for the first. time since 1906. The length of the continental United States separated tbem since Alger waved goodbye to Charles ln Maine that year and set out Coran uncle's rancb ln the Paclflc Northwest. Why the delay? "111EY'RE JUST TWO stubborn old men," said Esta Bryan~ AIKer's wife of 69 years. The two and a sister -LotUe Bertrand of San Dle10 -are the only survivine members of a clan that Included seven boys and a airl. Alier became a wholesale produce salesman and rancher at Mt. Vernon, Wash., and Charles owned a furniture store and sheet metal business. · When tbe idea of aeein1 Alier aeain came up. Charles was on a ramily picnic in Ripley, Maine. Mrs. Bertrand suagested lt. Her son Ale er recalled. "WE WERE KIDDING ABOUT it and uncle Charles sa.id, 'Well. let me think about it tor a whJle. •A week later. he called to say he would 10 to my home lo San Jose by plane if I'd drive him to El Cajon." In the 417-mlle drive down California "he aot more and more enthusiastic," said Ol1er Bertrand, and "he 1ald he wished he'd come years ago." Charles, 96, walked briskly to the mobile home ln suburban San Diego where Alger, 91, and his wife live. The two men hugged. The younger man observed, "He looks about the same as he did when l saw him last, except for the eray hear.·· I THE CALIFORNIA WEATHER, braaged Alger, "ts just as "ood in the winter." And Charles said he will stay with his s~ter for a while before heading home to his apartment and housekeeper in Athol , Mass The two telephoned "maybe once" over the years. said Alger's wife, but never thought of crossing the country for a visit "For one thine, my husband never liked to travel," 1he s aid Police Bare Sketch Of New York Killer NEW YORK (AP> -Police re- leased a new, more detailed description and a new composite drawing of the .44 caliber·kUler on Tuesday. Police described "Son of Sam" as olean·shaven, with dark almond-shaped eyes. dark w~vy balr. a sensuous mouth, high cheekbones and a good athletic build. Police said the killer, who has slain six persons and wounded seven durln1 the past year, ls 25 to 32 years old, white, five feet eight to five feet nine Inches tall and weighs 165 to 175 pounds. They said he was wearing a blue denim jacket, matching blue · 1 denim pants that were slightly Oared, a bJulsh gray Qiana shirt with a pattern of small kidney· shaped designs spaced three in· ches apart, and deck shoes of blue denim with narrow white bands. Police said his hair is com~ straight back. Earller descrip· lions had him with a modish side p•t.ed hairstyle TOday'•CI I .. N.Y..SiHka Irvine EPITION VOL 70, NO. 222 .. SECTIONS ~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNfA WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10 1971 TEN CE Northwood Parks 'Panned'· in ·~ . ' e B11D1AaY &A YI ................ t.,~·· Coalm ty &.YI• p>ipiooen •• , they, .. that the p1111round equipment la juat • . . no:aed1tent... aaJd Com· mlul«ter Sally Anno Mlller. those already bullt lD the IOUtb and aald he expect• tbe de· velopert to return with cbanaa before the plana are flnallsed. eommumty service• dlreclOT', 1ald be. and tbe otbetl on the connnltillon, aaree wltb Mra. MlU.. .. t'd have to take a closer took before I make any Judgment.a, .. W a.ahll\lt.On aald. · At the community aervlces commlaalon meettn1 last week. commiasionert told Northwood developers tbat they expect more facillties ln the parks, aucb .. more playeround equipment. drlnkinl fount.aina, and J,llcnlc tables. commlnlon to Rvlew tbe de- velopers' plans aaaln Se,>&.., or Sept.21. parka lo Ute aew vllla1• of ~ortbwood mQ be lof friar to a· btJna para in IGUlben &eetJiou olt.bfcltY. •1be pub. accordin& to the plans brouabt lD lat wMlt by de- velopers. are totally devold of any i.Dierestin& Lblap t.o do. ADd Firemen Gaining Control SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Jn a war zone marked by seared tlmbet' and weary firefighters, California fire officials said they're starting to win lhe battle against five blazes that have swept over 200,000 acres in the state. The giant Marble·Cone fire, which has raged for 10 days in the Los Padres National Forest near 1cenic Big Sur on the Central California coast, had 1rown slightly to 88,400 acres by early today, but hand-hewn and bulld<ned firellnes finally were erected across a 20-mlle western front. The ••scarface" blaze, so named foe its ugly. charred Im· print across 82,280 acres In the northeastern Up or the state, was reported by the Callfornia Department of Forestry <CDF) 90 percent contained early today. with lull containment expected by tonight. Nearby in the Shasta Trinity National Forest. the 9,500-acre Horrs Comer fire was contained Tuesday evening, but not before causing more than $1 milUon damase. the CDF aaid. The toll 11 1taa1erin1 since Aug. 1, whee U1htnin1 st.onna sparked a chaln of nearly 1,000 fires. Eight major f~ alQce then beve caaaecl t25!.4 lnilllon darnqe, lncludl.al Ml mUllo:a board feel of blackened timber. the CDF 1aid. For the flnt Ume. tire olOclals allowed tbenueJve1 aome op· timlsm ln harnesslnl th• Marbl• Cone inferno. So far the blu. bas cost $3,648,000 to fl1ht and threat.ened valuable watersheds that serve the drou1ht-depleted water syslema of surroundine towns. ··u looks like we've 1ot a pretty 1ood chance," a aid CDF spokesman Richard Just. notlna the blaze wu now 30 percent con- tained. But the strunle ror 3,881 firefighters at Marble-Cone was 1carcely over. Ei&ht ''bot" spots atill flamed across the 1teep ter- rain, Juat said, addln1 no predic- tion could be road• when f\lll con- tainment would be Nacbed. Tb• 2,245-acre fire near Cabuon ln Rlventd• Count)t w• dedlnd eontaimd al I a. m. and 11 ... aftlclals predleted It would be controlled by I p.m today. A ._.-old ftre 1D &.quola Na· t!qnal Forest wa declared under • contrU Tueact.,-•••me ifter bUrillni '7,IOO acree. Some 38 ft.re fl1htera suataiDed mtnOI' 11\jwiee battllnl tbe ftre • mile1 ol ea.st Of~. ii1* Only ~ tire reported rra...._. w•·-,1.a th• Tahoe Na· • tiooll:""'1tftff inll11 ll«tbeut Gt ~11- But Chuck Wlntlow. communi- ty coordlnator for the North Irvine Aasoclation Ctbe de· velopers buildinl Northwood>. denied thal the parb aren't up to par. Wln.llow said today be•s confi- denl the parb wlll be u fine as Northwood la the new villace beinl built north of the Santa Ana Freeway. The firtt Northwood occupants are expected to move in by the end of the year, accord· ing to Winalow. Jease Waahincton. Irvine•• ''They cam9 hl wltb tbe baafc patk nqulffment and nothlnC mon . .Juat tbe bare mlnlml.lm," 1ald Washiqton. Bvt Wuhlnston declined to comi-e the Northwood Parks with the play areas already built lntMeouth. . Waahln1tm1ald be~ the Mn. Miller 1ald she wlll IUI• 1est to the dty council tbat part of the developer's "ln·lleu" r .. allocated for Bryan Avenue Com· munlty Park be spent on the nel&hborbood parka unless tbe developers unrad• them -• par wttb tho ICRltbenl parU. J()bless Toll Down • County ~ate Lowest in California Oranse County's unemploy-• ment rate remained the lowest in California last month when lt continued t.o hover at 4.4 per· cent, accordinl to figures re· leased today by the state Employment Development Department <EDD>. The county's unemployment rate flrst bit the 4.-t percent level in June and remained unchanted in July as summer hlrlne in tourist lnduatrles offset job losses in other areu, EDD'• monthly labor report said. A year a10. the county's July unemployment rate stood at 5.7 percent. The unemployment rate ln California cUo:abed .5 percent to '1. 4 percent. Orrlcials Ln EDD's Santa Ana omce predicted Orange County wlll continue to lead the ltate in lta low level of unemployment fOC' the rest of the year. They based that forecast on plans for expansion at regional shop~& centers as well as ex· pect.aUons that major companies will move regional operation.s In· to the county in the next six months. EDD'• monthly fitures show that government employment in the county was down by S, 700 jobs last month. reflectin1 echool closing. But that loss was partially olf. .set by 1overnment hirinJ of ureeuarth. recreation directors and others needed lD awnmer work. Irish Battles Raging Queen Arrive• aa TroopB, Catholic. Cltuh ... Sketches of 'Sarra' New York City police have released these composite drawings of the killer who calls himself "Son of Sam .. and has slain six people and wounded seven during the past year. BELFAST, Northern Ireland .<AP> -Brltlsb troopa and Roman Catholic extretnlJts bat- tled in tbe 1treeta of BeUut today shortly after Queen Eltaabeth II beian a vlalt to Northern lrelad. Fifteen people were re· ported injured. The 51-year-old monarch, who arrived In Belfut harbor aboard the l'OJal.~ yaebt Brltannla to the cbMr• .,. tbou1&1td• of IUP· pHt•n. heel flown to HllllborouC· Catle, 11 miles touU. ~Ulla capt~. bJ t.ba Um• Ul• dltMltbaDc .. brak•out. Ali ~ 1,IOO protest.I marebld don Falla Jload In one of BelflllR'• molt turbul• d.11- trtct&t wtc.ll bl.:: •1mbolls. tn1 CltbolJC ta killed by Brttllb trooP1 In eilht yeara ol aeetartan blOodab.ed. The crowd, apearbeaded by a phalanx of denim-clad teen· acera. dubed with troops and police wbb blocked the way to cl· ty bill, where the mareben bad i>luu\ed t.o ully. Two of tboee ln-J u recl were hlfrt aerloualy, autboriti• •Jid. Stoliel and bottles were hurled at the army barricades and a car was overtumed, author1Uea aald. Trooptl replled with slx·lncb plaatic bullets. Marcberl catrled other ban· ners readlbl "ER. queen of death," -ER standina for Elizabeth Regina -and ··1969-1977, 1,800 dead" -an ap- proximation of the numbers kllled in sectarian Catholic• Protestant fighting aµice 18. A bomb went off alOlll the march route, near the military roadblock, abortly before tbe marclwl got then. AQthoriUea aa1d two Pinc.I 1Vere hurt u store wlndows thattered 1D a abowerot~ Unit.I '6 tu D.000 tl'OOPI ind police oo .im to ,uard ·the mon.n:h .nd Iler f amll1 dUrtnl the ~ Ylllt bad 1ealed oil downtown Belfast and searched all can ln an effort to want Gil bombinp. The vtolent Provisional wfnaof tbe outlawed Irish Republican Army QRA) threatened days qo to •reet tbe queeD with ... bllt.I to remember.'J The Brltllb sovereifn hetlcope tered to Ule ·e&•tle, former rea-ldeoce of Brltlsb 1ovemor1, dlr*ly trom tl\e f'Oyal yacht. The' royal party plans to bypus Bellut. >.. abe let root on lrl1h aotl for tbe l'lrst time in 11 yeara. ahe waa balled by bwidreda of fiac·wavt.na younptera. .,..,.... QU!EN SNIFFS FLOWER8 ShortTruce In Ireland 1. ,. Ohio Citizens Fight Fire in Strike Wake liquid Natural Newport Slaying Gas Terminal Ba,#J • . tempt of court heattni .,al.nit f(femen for vlolatlnC h1a tem· porvy restralnin• or4er•to re-tum to work. The ofdor wu la- aued Manday, 1hortly aft.tr tbo Site .Selected ~J "'ng to Police 1trl1te becan. Tbe bearlna SACRAMENTO (AP) - orllinal\y was sc:h«tuled. for ftl· Callfornlt'• flrst Uque?led day. natural SN terminal probably L•t• TuHda1 400 unlon would be ~ at Point Concep-~Ucemen tbrHt--4 t.o Join the tlon by tbt 1ummer ol 1912 under Yi alkout. Fraternal Ord4r Of u qreement •ammered out by Police Pnlildent RGilaJ.d C Bran-tealllaton and lndUltrl' offlclals denbel's Hid ha a~ "ao , it wad Arnedt.Od~. • reucaabletilponae''Mm&Md· In ~~llODday and Tues-tt t.o••dtmllidl IUl•1bitta! da)', ttwu clMldld to dfVI! a bill blefortbellntUmeT\l.eldq. by AaMmblyman T...,-aoaln (D·Sail Bei'Qardlno>, and amend a ~~~ meuure by S.O. Alfred Alqua.R <D·San.JCJM). left Bobby McGee'•• a popular Cout IDCbway nl&);ltlpot. U abe walled for a paJtini attendant to d•llver her ear. 'l'be roommate then left with a frleDd and ret.umed boDM llUr • dllcoWrlnl tbe vtcthn 't bodY In ber bedabouU:IOp.m. wbmlbo went to awatm &er. bell.vtP.I abe b.cs ovenl._ ln..atilaton H1.=:Mfa 8""" nlngtan11 ear wu,IOunct parkect .. Iba ~tb' left It lD th em*r.::" lot ol Muio'a. • dinner aear wbOme. <SeieNOaAJBSt P 1eAJ) I Uganda , Suicide Mission? Wet and Wild _,, .......... Foredt>ck hand John Edgcomb of Newport Beach finds his foul weather pants useful a!'> he ft~hts to secure spinnaker gear aboard 12-mt>ter Courageous in practice race against Independence off Newport. R. I. Final trials for the defender hopefuls start Aug . 16. Foreign challengers race Thursday (Story on boating page, A9 l Sea Lion Convalescing NB Li/ eguard Rescues Animal From Noose The nai1ty ordeal 1s over for Jo- Jo, who:.uffered agonizing weeka with a nylon noose slowly strangling him on 1t Newport Beach bo1tt dock before he leuroed that not all humant. are to b<' fear('(1 Tht• 100 pound, two year-old !>l'a hon 1:-convalci.ctnl( today in the sunn\ backy1trd of Laguna Beath Lafcgu.rd Capt Jim Stauffer's Laguna Canyon Road spread Stauffer has made an avoca lion of capturma sick or mJured seala and sea lions when po!!.sa ble. or taking them in and nurs- ing them when they are cauaht by others "He's doing just fine now, .. says Stauffer. who at any given time hu one or more 11c" or Sweet Charity Hookers Help Ailing Tot PAllHUMP, Nev. (AP) A young girl recover 111g from bruin surgery will get to visit Disneyland because of the generosity of local ret>idents and !!IX prostitutes at this desert town's lone bordello. Residents of this town of 2,500 east of Las Vegas decided last week to ral~e money to send 5-year·old Katherine Miller to the amusement park. but the) <.·ould raise only $100. . Six women at the Chicken Ranch. a legal house ol prostitution, contributed S315 and owner Walte r Plankington added $285 to make the trip possible. The girl recently had surgery in a Las Vegas hrn;p1tal for u brain tumor. .. J-:verybody wanted to gi\'e e\ erything they had :rnd the) just about did ... s1ud madame Mignon Cla)son "Little children are so beautiful. We \\1sh we c-ould huvc done more for this one ... "l think it's great ... srud the girl's mother. also Katherine Miller People need to forget about their own problems even if it's at the expense of mine 1 think it's iood when they think of others ... Mardian's Son Held For Accident Trial Dana Point restaurateur Robert Mardian Jr. was ordered bound over to Oranae County Su peraor Court on felony drunken drlvihg charges, follow- ing a hearing Tuesday In South Orange County Judicial D1stnct Court Ln Lquna Nlauel. Mardian. 30. of 3324 Atlantic Ave., Laguna Niguel. 1s to bear- ralsned in superior court Aug. 18. TIM son ot W aler1at.e fipre Robert Mardlan waa arr .. ted followtn1 a June a aecldent near the entrance to Dana Harbor when hla J'errart went out of control, ran up on a 1ldewalk and atruck Michael Dawt1, 14. DAILY PILOT The Dana Point boy was going fishing when the accadenl oc curred. H1I parents t.old Deputy Dii tnct AUorney Hal Morgan Tues day that Michael is still m a body c-.st at UCI Medical Cent..r. He has only recently been able to communicate in whispers afw being In a coma for two mon\hill, hill parents said. He loet an eye \n the accident and hu no memory. His doctors wlU nol be able to assess nerve damiace untU t he casl ls re- moved, but Mor1an satd lt is likely the boy will be parUally par alyzed. Cott.on Mil/A wounded creatures at home. • • J 'II run out in beck and lake a look 1£ you like. but he seem~ lo be doing okay," said Mrs Colleen Stauffer today Jo J o wu captured a few days ago by Newport Beach Lifeguard Jeff llom with the aid of on- lookers who dove on the struggl- ing bca.sl on the NewPort Harbor dock he chose"' bl• de•thbed. The yoong aea hon appeared an April. a snarl of fishing line long- ago snagged around has neck cul- ling an mch-deep laceration inlo his flesh. "It wa:-. so p1t1ful ," says Balboa resident Louii.e Le Beau. Jo-Jo Wall losing weight daily, unable lo eat, and would soon die 1f authorities didn't put him out of his misery first or somehow remove the af(onlzlng noo~e Horn's repealed efforl.5 to cap· lure Jo-Jo were foaled by the ~ea hon's cwmmg inalinct. but he cit .. c1ded to try once more and snared lhe sleeping anamaJ with a hpe<:lal tool called a come· along. Bulboa neighbor MacLaren Stewart and an un1dent1hed 'ucutloner pounced on J<rJo and ho wu subdued and transported to Stauffer's sunny haven. Once there, he was given a tranquilizer and minor s urgery. plui. cleansing of the wound, but i.ttll faces up lo three months' re· rovery. Stauffer says. Then, the young lion 1s certain to hear the call of the sea again Finn Seeking Navy Pilnts ForF14Jet WASHINGTON CAPJ -A Grumman Aircraft Corp., sub- contractor is trying to recruit former Nav1 F14 pilot. to leach t ranlan1 how to fly the jet fighter. the newest plane in America's naval areenal. Iran has purchased 80 of the fighters from Grumman wi\h de- ll vertcupread Uu'ough 1978. But the ex-pilots may be dif- ficult to find because the aircraft ii only two years old and the rankJ of former Oyen are alim. NA1R081 Kenya CAP l Preatdent idl Amin claims friendly countries will tight beside Uganda air rorce pilots soon in "an Impossible silicide m11aion." Offlcial Uganda radlo1 mcmltored bere today I quotea Amin as warning the pilots lo be prepa.red for the mission. The radio said Amin addressed air force officers at Entebbe airport before watchlnar a rescue exerclae by the "suicide squad" pilots over nearby Lake Victoria. Tbe airport was the acene of last summer's Israeli commando raid to reacue Jewish and other hoatages held there by pro· Palestinian terrorist.a after they h1Jacked an Air France jet. Amin described the m1sslon as "confidential" and did not Iden- tify the "friendly countries " The radio also quoted him as telling tho Soviel ambassador an Kampala. tJte cap}tal north of Entebbe, that UOnda la aur- rounded by countries armed by the United States or Britain. Thia, Amin said. is ''threaten· ing lhe security of Uganda." The dictator called on the Sovlel Union for "the quickest de· fensive weapons that will enable Uganda to break through enemy lines." Amin also asked lhc Soviell to speed the training· of armed forces personnel. The Soviet Union is believed to be instruct ing Ugandan pilots and advising army officers. Aman said he was happy lo see a mass s upply of malalary aarcnul had arrived at Entebbe from the Sovlel Union. Observers here aay the planes are replacemenla tor about a dozen Sovlet·made MlGlS, MIG17 and MIG21 Jel filhleni destroyed on lhc ground by the braell commandos F ro111 Pa~ A I NO CLUE •.• Detectives say there as nothing to suggest the slayer accom- parucd Mas!> Bennington home, but could have follov. cd her from Bobby McGee:. or perhaps had la an an wait at the M arl(uerale "' ('nuc add r('Sl> Tht.>r<.• 1:1 also the posi.1h1lily :-.he wa:... the victim or a random rapist who happened lo find the upi•n door while prowling Whoever killed ht•r !'.mashed out ii front window screen (Jeeing by that route. A former boyfriend whom she broke up with 11everal days earlier was queslaonecl by detec t1H~ and completely cleared as a !>Uspect an the hom1c1dc Howt•\cr , Jumes Ste, en Gano. 2R. 11 Si.lllta Ana motel resident, fl ashed a roll of new 110 bill:. amountm~ to Sl.000 when paying off three old trurfic arrests war ranti. that turned up in the prO<'CSS lie "'a:... suhsequcnlly linked to u Huntington Beach bank rob bery that occurred les:-. than one hour before he was picked up al his motel The FBI now claims Oano Is the Southland's Ba&eball Cap Bandit responsible for 36 bank robberies that netted 11ome $40,000 squandered to finance his heroin habit. ............. BROTHERS SEE LfTTlE CHANGE IN EACH OTHER CharfH Bryant (left) Greeted by Alger Brothers Meet Reunited After 71 Years EL CAJON CAP) -After n years Charles Bryant "looks about Uae same aa be dld.'' aays his brother Alger. They got toaether Tuesday for the lint Ume since 1906. The length of the conUnenlal United States separated lhem since Alger waved goodbye to Charles in Malne lhat year and set out for an uncle's ranch in lhe Pacific Northwest. Why the delay! "THEY'RE JUST TWO stubborn old men," said Esta Bryant, Alger's wife of 69 yeara. The two and a sister -Lottie Bertrand of San Oleao -are the only surviving members of a clan that included seven boya and a girl. Alger became a wholesale produce salesman and rancher al Ml. Vernon. Wash., and Charles owned a rurmture store and aheet m elal business. When the Idea of aeelng Alger again came up, Char lei was on a family picnic in lllpley, Marne. Mrt. Bertrand1u11e1led it. Her son Alger recalled. ••WE WERE KIDDING ABOUT lt and uncle Charles said, 'Well, let me think about it for a while.· A week later, he called to say he would go to my home an San Jose by plane lf I'd drive him to El C_,on." Jn the •'17-mlle drlve down California "he got more and more enthusiastic." said Olger Bert.rand, and "he said he wished he'd come years ago." Charles, 96. walked bnskly lo the mobile home In suburban San Diego where Alger. 91. and his wife live. The two men hug~ed. The younger man observed. "He looks about the same as he dad when I !>aw him last, except for the gray hair." THE CALIFORNIA WEATHER, bragged Alger. "1s just as good in the winter." And Charles said he will stay with his sister for a whlle before heading home to his apartment and hoWlekeeper in Athol, Mass The two telephoned "maybe once" over the years, sald Alger'11 wife, bu\ never thought of crossing the country for a visit. ··For one thing, my husband never hked to travel,•• she said. Dye Marker Siezed Davers from the Orange Coun· t~ Shenff's Department search and rescue team recovered a potentially dangerous military dye marker found lyJnl in about 20 (eel of water Tuesday off Laguna Beach's Moss Point. The military ordnance had been found Initially by a civilian diver Monday. The diver alerted Laguna Beach Police who sent fort.he sheriff's divers and bomb !IQUad. Sheriff's Harbor Patrol Sgt. Rlchatrd Olson sald the device was about four lncheb In diameter and about 18 lncbes long. ll contains phosphorus, a poisonous chemic1tl which can buri-t Into flame upon exposure lo air The device !JI designed to mark off areas durina military oce;m operations. Sergeant Olson speclllaled this one had floated away undetonated and then sunk. Aulhorities warn beachgoers lO be wary of IUJpiciOUS objects found on the beach, in the surf or whlle divlna. Old mililary bombs and other explosive devices are found peraodicaily and can be ex- tremely dangeroua, sheriff's de· puties sold. J Orange Coast EDITION VOL 70, NO 222, ~SECTIONS, '6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAL:IFORNIA Today' C!lo lag N.Y.·S•oeb WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1977 N' TEN CENTS Poliee Baffled by Edltl Rape, Murder •1 Arnrua •. VINSEL oe•o...1t_...., No dues or leads have beat de· "feloped 1n the rape and stran1ulat1on murder of a C01"0na de! Mar woman duri.ni predawn hours one week a10 to- day, 1Acrording to Newport Beach pohce "Noth.mg Nothmg at all," s aid Del«lJve Sgt Sam Amburgey when <&Sked about pro&relb or potential break1 In the slaying of June Ellen Bennin&ton. The 29 year-old former Los Anaieles County Oepartmenl of So<:1a.I ~vices ell&lbtuty case worker wu sexually uaaulted, beaten and choked to death manually early last Wednesday I nvestigatora believe the in- truder entered lhe apartment she shared with a female roommate on Marguerite Avenue throu&h a slldln1 paUo door left open tor ventllaUon. Mils Bennington, who bad left her job to pursue her mast.er'• dearee at Laverne Collea• In Pomona, was apparently unabl, to put up a fierce 1tru11le with her attacker. Investigators believe sbe must have been stunned by a heavy blow to the head with a blunt In· strument, which caused a severe laceraUoo but was insufficient to kill her. Initially, detectives believed she was bludceoned to death, but a coroner'• autopsy dllcloaed she wu atranited. Mlaa Benniniton wu last seen alive by her roommate as they left '.Bobby McGee'a, a popular Gout Hlchway nlehtapot, as she wailed Cor a parkina attendant to deliver her car. Irish Battles Raging Al'Wl ....... QUEEN SNIFFS FLOWERS Short Truce In I rel end · OC]oblesa RmeRemairu Low in State Orange County's unemploy· ment rate remained the lowest in California last month when it contlnued to hover at 4.4 per· cent, according to figures re- 1 eased today by the state Employment Development Department <EDD>. The county's unemployment rate first bit the 4.4 percent level in June and remained unchanged in July as summer birin& in tourist industries offset job losses in other areas, EDD's monthly labor report said. A year ago, the county's July unemployment rate stood at 5.7 percent. The unemployment rate in California climbed .5 percent 1o 7.4 percent. OtncialJ in EDD'a Santa Ana office predicted Oranc• County will continue to lead the atate In Ila low level of unemployment for the r•t of the year. They based that forecast on plans for expana.lon at reaional abopplnl ceoten u weU u ex· (See JOBLESS, P11e Al> • Queen Visits as Factions Clash BELFAST. Northern Ireland (AP) British troops and Roman Catholic extremists bat- tled in the streets of Belfast today shortly after Queen Elizabeth II began a visit to Northern Ireland F1fte.,en people were re- ported m1ured. The 51-year-old monarch, who arrived m Belfast harbor aboard the royal yacht Britannia to the cheers or thousands or sup· porters, had flown to llillsborou.ch Castle, 12 miles south of tbJs capital, by the time the disturbances broke out An estimated 1,500 protesters marched down Falls Road in one or Belfast's most turbulent dis- tricts, with black flags symboliz- mg Catholic extremists killed by British troops in eight years of s ectarian bloodshed. The crowd, spearheaded by a phalanx of denim-clad teen- agers, clashed with troops and police who blocked the way to ci- ty hall, where the marchers had planned to rally. Two or tho6e in· jured were burl seriously, authorities said. Stones and bottles were hurled at the army barricades and a car was overturned, autboriUes said. Troops replied with six-inch plastic bullets. Marchers carried other ban- ners reading "ER, queen of death," -ER standing for Elizabeth Regina and "1969-1977, 1,800 dead" an ap- proximation or the numbers killed in sectarian Catholic· Protestant fighting since 1969. A bomb went ort along the march route, near the military roadblock, shortly before the marchers got there. Autbonties said two persons were hurt as store windows shattered in a shower of glass. Uni~ of the 32,000 troops and police on alert to guard the monarch and her family during the two-day visit had sealed ofr downtown Belfast and searched all cars in an effort to ward off bombings. <See QUEEN, Page AZ) Newport·/tleso Tnl.Stees Skilling Appointed Cut Sclwol To School Board Tax Rates B.J. Skilling, co-chairman or the Newport-Mesa Unified School District advisory commit-tee, was appointed by the school board Tuesday to complete the term of teai1nln1 Trustee Marian Beriesoo. Unless a petition is clrculated within 30 days challen1in1 the appointment, Mrs. Skllllnc. a homemaker and volunteer worker. will be swom In Sept. 8 Her term of office will expire in March 1979. Mrs. Skilling was selected afer five candidat.es were lnterviewed in a public meeting Monday. Trustees. excludina Mrs. Bergeson, submitted written top two choices to district Superin· tendant John W. Nicoll. Nicoll determined the trustees' top choice from the written ballots, which were not made ,public. At Tuesday's meeUna, board President Roderick H. Mac- Miilian announced that Mrs. Skilling was selected. The board unanimously voted to confirm the appointment. Mrs. Bereesoo abstained. Trustee Donald E. Smallwood remarked after the vote: "Is that all we dot Don't we crown her or anytb.lna?" Mn. Skillina said wu ahe wu .. totally overwhelmed" by the appointment. "I've cot a lot to • 010y ...... ...,. ..... GETS BOARD POST Appolntff Skllllng le am," ahe said. "Anyone does in thallt\uatloo." Mra. Skilltnc, of 212' Windward Lane, Newport Beach, twice bas been pruldent <I. tbe Children'• Theater Gu.IJd, and has been vice-presl4ent cl the Ne•Port Harbor Foundation, and president of the N aUonal Charity Leacue. By PJDUP ROSMARIN Of .. OlllY PtletMlfff .Newport· .. •• Mbool trust.ea decided Tuesday how $58.4 million tn tax money will be spent inthedtatrictnextytar. How.v~1ooneof the taxpayers apob at ine public hea.rtn1 to queat.lon or commertt upon the 1977 • 78 bud a et. Trustee approval was un· anlmOUI. The budaet calls for a cut of 61 cents tn the property tax rate in Costa Mesa and 62 cents in Newport Beach. New tax rates were aet at S3.62 per $100 assessed valuation for Costa Mesa; $3.31 per $100 for Newpo~ Beach. School Super\ntendent John Nicoll said final state computa· tlon ottbe district's unsecured lax roll could mean a further half· penny to penny drop in the tax rate. The new budaet is 21 percent higher than last year's, with about half the difference account- ed ror In money earned from sale of surplus land. Tbe land aales, Nicoll sald, will allow the dJatrict to pay off a state school bulldlnl loan nine years • earlierthanplanned. About $39.8 million is e1t1mated to be tenerated by local property taxes, an Increase of about 2.S percent. Two thln!a of the budtet It In salaries and benefits, a total ol $39.4 million. ID a related action, truatftS ap- proved a five percent salary hike tor the diltrtct's 1.-> teach.era. About ,.3 petcenl of the incrnH wtll be tn direct salary increases, with the r•t in medical benefit.a, 1choolofflclalaaald • The roommate then left with a friend and returned home later. discoverlne the victim's body in her bed about 1: 30 p.m . when she went to awaken her, believme she bad overslept. Investigators say Miss Ben· nington's car was found parked as she frequently left it ln the empty parking lot of Mario's, a dinner house near her home. Detectives say there is nothing to sugaest the slayer accom· panied Miss Bennincton home. but could have followed her from Bobby McGee's or perh• had lain in wait at the Marauertte A venue address. There is also the posslbill\y she was tt\_e victim of a random rapist who happened to find the open door while prowlinf. <See NO CLVES, Pa1e .ur °""',. ........... THESE ARE OFFENDING VOLLEYBALL POLES Do Four Four-by·fours Stuck In Sand Need Permit? NB Volleyball Poles Stir Coastal Flap .... .. coastal zone would constitute •de· velopment' aloce 'solid materi-1 • would be placed in tbe coastal ~one by the very act of driviq a vehicle from outside to inside the coastal zone." Comn'a letter asked forthere- glonal commbsloo to reconsider <See .POel'S, Paae AJ) Firemen Gain Upper Hand AN f''RANC.:JS<:O <AP J In a •Jar 1one marked by seared timber lftd •• .,,. nret11hten, Ca1lforiua fire offlctal1 Hid they'l"e i.tart1n1 to wtn the battle · •1auut five bluea that have swept ovw J0(),000 at"ret ln lhe state The 1iant Marble Cone fire. wtncb hu ra1ed for 10 daya ln the l.oe Pedtt1 N•Uonal P'ore.t near ~c~n•c 8tj.! Sur on the Central California 1:01ut, h11d arown ~llabtly to 88,400 acres by early toda). but hand·h ewn and bulldozed firellnH finally were erttted acro,,s a 20·mlle western front The "St·.irface blaze, so named for 1~ ualy, charred 1m· Fro•P~AJ JOBLESS ... pectallona that major companies will move regional operations in· to the county In the next six months. EDD's monthly fi gures show that government employment in the county was down by S,700 jobs last month, reftectlna school closing. But that loas was partially off· set by government hiring of lifeguards, recreation directors and others needed in summer work NB Attorney J ohn Carlson Rites Friday Memorial services will be held Friday for Newport Beach at· torney John Carlson who died Monday at the age of 35 Mr. Carlson was stricken by a fatal heart attack In his home at 1228 Sand Point Way, Corona del Mar. He was a partner in the firm of Barnes. Schag, Johnson, Carlson and Harris with whom he had practiced law since 1968. He became a full partner o( the firm In 1972. Mr. Carlson received hls un· derer8duate defree from Stan· ford University where he was a member of the football team. He received hia law dearee from the Univeralty rA So\ltl\•m Callfoml• In 198'7 and wu admitted to the California bar In the same year. Mr. Carlson leavea his widow, Karftt, and children Rand and Bonnie. of the family home, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kip Carlton, of Ontario. The services wlll be conducted at 11 a.m. In the Pacific View Mortuary Chapel. The family 1u11nu memorial cont.ribuUons to the Atl\erlcan Heart Association or a favorite charity BE11'ER CALL E.4RLY ON ADS At least 98 callers were left out in the cold when a Costa Me.a woman eold her refflserator on the tint call throuch the Dally Pilot classified adverUslna sec· ti on. "Sold it on the nrst call. I mu.t have had 100 calls.•· said our auc· ceasful seller Here's the ad that sold itfor her: 19 "" r1 We11lln1thou1e Refril 2 dr • tee bottom frr.r. Im <cXJC •xxx If you w1mt to aell kitchen 1tem1, bouaehold Cumi"1re, old c ara or al\)'thinl elH, phon1> 642-5678 and do lt throuah the Dally Pltot classified ads -the . beat bargain on the Oran1e Cout. QAANOI COAIT' N DAILY PILOT prlnl ac:ron 82,280 ucre11 1n theo nortboutern Up ot the 1Lat.e. wu reported by the C11lfornl1 Depattm~ol of l<'ore1try (CDF> 80 p rct'nt contained eurly l.cxJMy, with full cont11.lnment expected by tonJ•ht. Nearby in the ShHta Trinity National J.'oreat. the 9.~·acre Horn Corner fire w •S contained Tunday evenlne. but not before cau11n1 more than SJ million damace. the CDF said. The toll la ataeaerlnr since Aug. l, when ll&hlnlna storms spaned a chain of nearly t ,000 fires. Eight major fires since then have cauud $253 4 m1lhon damage. including 361 million board feet oC blackened timber, the CDF said. For the fi rst time, fire offktals allowed themselves some op· <t.timiam ln hamessln& the Marble· Cone lnferno. So far the blaie has cost $3 ,648,000 lo fight and threatened valuable watersheds that serve the drought-depleted water systems of surrounding towns. ''It looks like we've got a pretty good c hance." said CDF spokesman Richard Just, noting the blaze was now 30 percent con talned. But the struggle for 3,681 flrefiahters al Marble·Cone wai. acarcely over. Eight "hot" spots aLlll named across the steep ter rain, Just s aid, adding no pred1c tion could be made when full con tainment would be reached. The 2,245-acre fire near Cabuon in Riverside County was declared contained at 8 a m. and fare officials predicted it would be controlled by 6 p.m today A week-old fire In Sequoia Na tional Forest was declared under control Tuesday evenine after burning 7,800 acr es. Some 39 fire fighters sustained minor injunes battling the fire 40 miles of eai.t of Porterville. The only new fire reported Tuesday was in the Tahoe Na llonal Forest five miles northeast of Truckee. Police Suggest Coverup People wbQ live in flaaa· windowed houaet ahouldn't throw stones. and they also shouldn't throw their am- ple charms out for public display, according t o Newport Be ach police. Thia is eaaentlally what they told a Corona del Mar cocktail waitress Tuesday when she Irately com - plained of a peeping Tom around the premises. She said she was simply standing nude at the kitchen counter making sandwiches for h e r boyfriend's lunch when she turned around lo find a SOlsh, gray-haired man wlth hJa noee pressed 11p provingly to the window She said her audience turned and fled. The youna woman told officers she. always goes about the house nude. whether making aandwiches , doine housewortr, or whatever That being the case. police advised, she would be wise to draw the window shades. B oat S l ips Go Fasf 0.11, ~ ......... ,,_ These boat slrps at Dana Point Harbor are ~tandmg empty only because they haven't been completed yet The 42 rounty hutlt g u est slips still lack electricity, Jad, Bolander, manager of the adjacent, privately owned Dana West Mal'lna. said h e is sure the county !ih ps wall fill up al. soon as they become available Bolander said the 1,000 -.lips 1n the private marina are all rented, with people will ing lo wait a) car or longer for the lar~er sl1 p!i Ohio Citizem Fig ht Fire in Strike Wake DAYTON, Ohio <AP> -Strik- ing firemen who have let more than 20 fires burn unchecked dur mg a three-day walkout swd to· day they would return to work if th e city agreed to binding arb1trat1on and aranted them Im· munlty from prosecution. The offer by union leaders l'ame after angry residents ~rabbed garden hoses early to· day lo stop a house fire and two garage fires from spreading. "I wish the mayor. was here to see Uus," said one man. wrapped in a bathrobe The blazes were among 14 re- ported during the night In this ci- ty of 241,000, where the 375 firemen walked out Monday, de· manding higher wages and a f'ro•P~AJ POSTS; .. its definition of development. But Just in case commissioners de· clded Lo i.llck by their definition, he asked they send the city copies of all the volleyball pole permit applications made by agencies within the South Coast reaion since 1972. The request was made, Coffin said, "So we may review the ap- plll0at1ons and gain some insight into the proper method to pro- ceed with such applications." The attorney said Monday he has not heard from the deputy At· torney General nor the com· miaalon alnce his letter wu sent out on July 22. Laat summer. commi111lon staff members threatened to take the cit.y to court to rorce the city to apply for a coastal ione permit for parking stans on Udo Jale. No cou rt appearance ever m atena.Uzed and the Lido signs are still in place. u are the 12th Street volleyball poles. shorter work week. Eight fires Tuesday left at least 13 families homeless. The strikers said they would put out fires only in u life.or· death situalion. The firemen turned down the city's proposal of a 45-day cool- 1 ng off period. during which firemen would "o back lo work and a lhree·member facl·findln& committee would try to resolve the contract dispute. Mayor James McGee, city al· torney Jam ea Orake. city manager James Alloway and four commissioners met today before presenUn1 their proposal to the firemen al an open com· mlaalon meeting · McGee said there waa no dis· cuaslon on asking Gov. James A Rhodes lo call in the Ohio Na· tlonal Guard. Meanwhile, Montsomery County Common Plea• Court Judge William H. Wolff Jr. moved up to this afternoon a con· tempt of court hearing aaalnst firemen for vlolaUne his lem· porary restralnlna order to re· turn to work. The order was as· sued Monday, shortly alter the strike began. The hearing orlelnally was scheituled for Fri· day. Lale Tuesday 400 union policemen threatened to join the walkout. Convaleseing Ordeal, Over /or Sea ~Lion Tho youna •ea Hem •PP.and ln April, • 19arl of flahlnf Une lona· •JO sna11ed around hla neck cut-ttn& an lnch-deep laceraUon into ht•ti.b. , ,.....,raeeAJ QUEEN ••• The violent Provisional wine of the outlawed lmb Republlnn Army <IftA) threaleried da~ a10 to greet the queen with a "bUu to remember.·• The British soverei1n helicop- tered lo the castle, former rea. idence of British 1overnora, directly from the royal yacht. The •royal party plans to bypass Bellut. Aa abe aet foot on Irish aoll for the ftnt Urne ln 11 years, she was hlliled by hundreds ol nag-waving youngsters. Frottt ~age A J NO CLUE ••• Whoever killed her 1mashed out a front window screen fieeloi by that route. A former boyfriend whom ahe broke up with several days earlier was questioned by detec· ti ves and completely cleared as a suspect in the homicide. However. J ames Steven Gano, 28, a Santa Ana motel resident, Clashed a roll of new $10 buts amountin& to $1,000 wben paying orr three old traffic arrests war. rants that turned up in the process. Ile was subsequently linked to a Huntinaton Beach bank rob bery that occurred leas than one hour before he was picked up at his motel. The FBI now claims Gano is the Southland's Baseball Cap Bandit responsible for 36 bank robberies that netted some $40,000 squandered to finance his heroin habit. * * * Service H e ld Fo r Newport Murder Victim Few or Jane Ellen Ben- nington's friends m,ade during her year ln the Harbor Area al· tended funeral aervlcea for the raped and slain social worker Saturday. Newport Beach PolJce Detec- tive Sgt. Sam Amburgey said to· day they didn't know the rites had been scheduled by her griev· ing f•mily. Mias Bennington was buried al Rose Hills Memorial Park following services 'that drew about 100 family friend• to While· Emerson Mortuary in her native Whittler. A candidate for her master's de1ree at LaVeme Colleae near Pomona, Mlu Benn1qton leaves her parents, Cllrtord and Louise Bennington .. of Wblltier; two brother•. Jobo, of Rowland · Heights, and James, of Cayucos: her maternal grandparents, Fred and Etta Penrod, of Hemet, and her paternal grandmother, Mrs. ' Irene Bennington, o( Whittier. Miuile Launched r V ANDEN!lERG AIR FORCE BASE CAP> -An Air Force Minuteman Ill Intercontinental balllsllo mil1Ue wu auccesalul· ly test launched early today by the St.rat.eglo Air Command. Tbe 12: 10 a.rn. launch waa one in a series of launches tesUna the · total reliability of tbe Minuteman weapons l)'Stem. EXF\4 PILOTS ::..: .-. --·. -.,. -· ··-I.I--· ........ -....... , ...... !:: !-'--·-~::.. ............ .... ·~~-.-.-.. .. --..... . .. ,,. .... Gl .... RAL DllltClS, K . --... .., ---.. ..... . .. _.,. ···-·· ~. ALARM Tf CHl'ICIANS DIC lOC'.llAPH ' \((.\ 11111 v PILOTS WANTED But Few Available Firm Seeking Former F14 Pilots WA SHINGTON <API A Grumman Aircraft Corp . sub contractor Is trying to recruit former Navy Fl4 pilots to teach Iranians bow to fl y the jel fl&hter, the newest plane in America's naval arsenal. Iran has purchase4 80 of the fighters from Grumman with de· Uverielapread through 1978. But the ex·pllots may be dif· rtcult to find because the aircraft la only two years old and the ranka of former Oyers are slim. Tex Raymond, president or General Devices Inc . of Nor ristown, Pa .• said In an interview that Grumman wants 20 former American pilots to go to Iran to traln the Iranian air force "These are not mercenaric!>. they're lruitructora, ··he said General Devices has been recrultln1 mechanics and techm clans for the Iranian Fl4 pro· gram for about two years, but this ls the first lime It has sought pllota, Raymond said. "Relatively, there aren't very many of them, but I'll bet there are 20," Raymond a aid. Plwne P rank No t F unny The lady had a right lo be annoyed, Newport Beach police agreed Tues day, after listening to her taleoCwoe. Investigators said the Lido Isle stock trader's un- listed telephone rang no leu'than 27 times between noon and 4 .30 p m And, no less tha n 27 times, the message was identical: "Do you have Prince Albe rt in a cun? Well. you'd better let him out'" It was followed by a gale of giggles. Police suggest If the mis demeanor annoying phone call offense s continue, the y'll teach th e pranksters the meaning of what It feels like to be in the can. • Laguna/South Coast · EDITION ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA t VOL. 70, NO. 222, 'SECTIONS, '6 PAGES Afteraoo• N.Y.Stoeks .WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1977 TEN CENTS Seal Reeovering After Noose O"deal The nasty ordeal is ov• for Jo. Jo, wbosuffered •1ool1lniw..U wltla a ny lon nooH slo•ly atranalln1 him on • Newport Beach boat dock before be learned that not au humans are to be feared. The 100.pound, two.year-old sea lioa 1s convalesclnc today ln the awmy backyard of Laguna Beach Llfesuard Capt. Jlm St1utf er'1 t.atuna Canyon !toad a pre ad. Slaulf hu mid• an IVOCI· tlon ol captUl'iq 1lck or 1"jured seaJs and sea Hom when pos1l- ble. or taldnc them ln and nurs- ing them when lhey are caueht by others. "He'a doine just fine now." i.ays Staµffer, who at any given ume baa one or more sick or wounded creaturea at home. "I'll run out tn back and take a look tt you Uke, but he seem• to be doln1 okay," aald Mrs. Colleen Stauffer today. Jo-Jo wu captured a few days ago by Newport Beach Lifeguard Jeff Horn with the aid of on- lookers who dove on the struggl· ing beast on the Newport Harbor dock he chose 811 his deathbed. The youna eea lion appeared in April, a snarl of fishing line lon1· ago snacced around his neck cut· tln1 an inch-deep laceration into bis flesh. ''It was so pitiful,·· says Balboa resident Louise LeBeau. Jo-Jo wu losina weight daily, unable to eat, and would soon die tf autborittes dldn't put htm out of tuis misery first or somehow remove the 11ontzJn1 noose. Hom'• repeated efforll to cap. lure Jo-Jo were foiled by the sea lion '1 cunning wUnct, but be de- cided to try once more and snared the sleeping animal with a special tool called a come- alonc. Balboa neighbor M acLaren Stewart and an unldenhlled vaCIUoner pounced on Jo-Jo and b~ •• subdued and transported to Staufter'a aunny baven. Once there, he was given a tranquilizer and minor surgery. plus cleanling or the wound. but atill faces up to three months' re· covery, Stauffer says. Theo, lhe young Uon is certain to beu the caU of the sea again. Belf a~t · Troops, CathQlics .Battle Cab Firm Witlwut License? Checker Cab Company says today it is operating in Laguna Beach. but city officials say the company hasn't received Its business hcense yet. Laguna Beach was left cabless Aug. 1 with the departure from the scene of Courtesy Cab. which was beset by insurance problems. Checker Cab, which had re- ceived city council permission to begin ~ration, had intended lo ease into the Laguna Beach business, but has had to step up its time schedule, Pat Yirka. dispatcher and s upervisor for the cab firm, said today. She said the company now has two cabe running in Laguna Beach and will have addJUonal cars on the road aa soon as they can be outfitted. However, Janet Andet"Son, a • city finance clerk who luues buslneu Ucenees, tald CbecJter has applied for a buislneaa license, but that it has not been issued yet. The city still has to inspect the cab company's place of business and issue a certltlcate of use and occupancy, she sald. While technlc ally, a business should have \ts business license in hand, the custom bu been to allow businesses to get 1oin& after application has been made and without waiting for formal issuance of the permit, shesald. Mark Gibson, who handles taxi permits at the La11.1na Beach Police Department, saJd the Checker Caba had been in· spected by the traffic officers and the necessary approvals 1lven. Mrs. Ylrka said rt?sponaes to the cab calls were avera.1ln1 about 20 minutes. However, dur- 1 ng very busy periods, a customer might have to wall as long as 45 minutes to an hour. She aaid that u more ca.rs are put on, the waita will 1et aborter. Miulle Launched I VANDENBERG AlR FORCE BASE <AP) -An Alr Force Minuteman JU intercoadnental ballisUc mlnlle wu 1uccesaful· If teat launched early tod11 by lb• Stratqtc Air Command. The 12:10 a.m. launch was on. in a 1trlea of launches te1tin1 the total rellablUt.y d t.be Mlnut.tman weapona 1yatem. ~adytoGo John Cunningham prepares to send 31 ~• nior Laguna Beach lifeguards on gruel· a. 2.1~-in.lle run·•wim-run from /tit er to Main Beach Park. All but two finished the course Monday. Winner was Deug Shoaf followed by Karen Koster. JuJ)ior guar<ls are J.2·16 yearo old. Firemen wi,uung BlQze War By JACK CHAPPELL Ot•o.iVfilMi•t.tt The idea ol a water line Unklng Top of the World with Arcb Beach Helghta in La1una Beach was approved Tuesday ln a joint meeUne of the city council and Laguna Beach County Water Dis· trict directors. The city council is also weilhinl construction of a con· troversial emergency fire road between the two hilltop com· munities. Concurrent construe· tlon ol the road and the w•ter line was diacuased, but no declslon made on the road. ·the w•ter project may benefit from federal drought reltef 1ranta which could pay up to half the cost, plua low coat loan noan~lng tor the remalnioi ~ percent. Joseph Sweany, water distrtcteenera.l mana1er. 1ald. Pipeline cost alone was estimated at $t00,000. Property easement or acqul41Uon costs are not known, Sweany said. A preUmlnary appUcatJon tor the federal aid will be made Fri· day. Development of both the water <See WATER, Pa1e AJ) ·Mollarch Visits Ireland BELFAST, Northern Ireland <AP> -British troops and Roman Catholic extremist.I bat· tied tn the street. of Bella.st today shortly after Queen Eliiabeth II beaan a vistt to Northern Ireland. Fifteen people were re- portAld lnjured. The Sl·year-old monarch, who arrived in Belfut harbor aboard the royal yacht Britannia to the cheers of thousands of sup· porters , had flown to Hillsborou1h Castle, 12 miles south of thia capital, by the time the disturbances broke out. An estimated 1,SOO protesters marched down Falls Road ln one of Bellaat'I moet turbulent dis· trlcta, wilh black fiaga 1ymbollz· Int Catholic extremlsta killed by Br!UM UOopt,., Ip el1h .,, d secttrian bliiodlbed. The crowd, spearheaded by a phalanx of denlm·ctad1 teen· agen, <?lubed wtth troope aod pOJlce-.., bloektO the •'7 to d· t.Y'ball;<~bltt the mare~ had ~lanaed tO rally. Two of thcile in· Jured were hurt nlous}f, autborttlea Hid. Stones and bottlet were hurled at the army barricades and a car was overturned, aulhortU•aaid. Troope replied with alx-lnch plutlc bullet.a. Marchers c .arrled other ban· nera readlna "ER, Clueen of death," -ER standln1 for EllJabeth Re1lna -and "1869-1977, 1,800 dead" ..-an ap· proxlmaUon of the numbers killed ln Hctarian Catholic· Protestant ftCht1nl since 1169, ... ~ QUEEN SNIFFS FLOWERS Shon Truce In lr•l•nd Di.ven f;rab l>yeMarker Off Laguna DlveB from the Oran1e Coun· ty Sheriff's Department search and rescue team recovered a potenUally dangerous military dye marker found lyini In about 20 f~t of water Tuesday off Lafuna Beach 'a Moss Point. The military ordnance had been found initially by a civilian A bomb went off alonf the diver Monday. The dJver alertAld march rou&e, near ~ mWtary Lafuna Beach police who sent roadblock, shortly before the for the sberiffs d.Jver• and bomb mar(bera got there. Authorities sq.,.ad. said two .,enoM wen bwt u Sh'1'ffrs Harbor Patrol Sgt. store windows 1hattered in a / Rlchard Olson said the devke showerof gtass. wu about four lncbe1 in Units ot the 32,000 'trooPI ana diame~ and about 18 Inches police on alert to guard the IOQ.J. lt contain~ phosphorus, a monarch and her famlly durina poisonoua chemical wbJcb can the two-dar visit bad aealed olf b!Jl'll lnto name upon exposure to downtown Bellut and ••arched ••~be device t1 dealrned to mark <See QVEEN, Pate Al) off areas durln1 mIUtary ocean operatton1. Ser1eant Ols9n speculated this one bad fioat.ed away undetonated and lhen sunk. Authorities warn beaohaoen to be wary ol auspicious obletts founcl on the beach, In the surf -or wbUediviq. Old mWtary bombs and other explosive de*• 110 f~ oetlodic.Uy and c beu· tr.em.IJ:daD.svoua. iberttt'a de-- pt1detdld. DAIL y iatLOf LISC No Clues Found in Slaying 91AaTHUR R . VIN8f:L °'-~,._...,. No C'lucs or lud1 have~ dt ~eloped 1n the rape and i.tr•a1ulataon murder of • Coroaa dd Mar wosiin dwin1 preda•'ll boura one •eek .,o to- da> . .ccordm1 to Newport e .. ch pohce "Noth.ins N0Uun1 at aill." said Ot\ective Sst Sam AmburltY when lted about pro1rea or potentiai break.a in the slaylna of Jane Ellen Bennln1too The 29-year old former Lo6 Angeles County Department of Social Servicea eli&ibWty cue worker was sexually assaulted, beaten and choked to death manually early last Wednesday. lnvesllgators beheve the 1n truder entered the apartment she shared wath a female roommate on Mar&uerite Avenue through a sliding patio door left open for ventilation Miu Bennington, who had left. ' her job to pursue her master's degree al Laverne College in Pomona. was apparently unable to put up a fierce struggle with her attacker. lnvestigatora believe she must have been stunned by a heavy blow to the head with a blunt in- strument, which caused a severe laceration but wu insufficient to kill her Initially, detectives believed she was bludgeoned to death, but a coroner's autopsy disclosed she was strangled. Miss Bennington was last 11een alive by her roommate u they left Bobby McG~o·s. a popular Coast Highway nlghtspot, as she waited for a parkJn1 attendant to deliver her car. Teacher Holds Joh Through Hearing Delay l>.ily ..... Matt ...... THESE ARE OFFENDING VOLLEYBALL POLES Do Four Four-by·four1 Stuck In Sand Need Permit? Capistrano Unified School Dis· lrlct officials said today that a teacher, notified in May of his imoendiniz dismissal. will be teaching at least through No- vember. because of a county· level administraU ve delay. Michael ''Mick" Herbert, who leaches math and German at Niguel Hills Junior High School • an Laguna Nl1uel, appealed the district's decision to dismiss him. NB Volleyball Poles Stir Coastal Flap The county ortlce of ad- ministrative hearings scheduled a July 25 hearing on the matter. Thal hearing was continued to Nov. JO. allowing Herbert to re· tum to his teachtnii job when school resumes Sept. 12. after summer vacaUon. Robert Knapp, district person· nel director. said the county hearings office is carrying a "ork overload and could not schedule the Herbert hearing before Nov. 30. Knapp aald he was advised by county counsel not to discuss the nature of the charges a1aln11t Herbert. He said howevex-, that they are not "morals" char1es. Herbert, who Is represented by a Capistrano Unified Education Association attorney. said he was also counseled not to dlscuu the matter The final decision whether lo fire Herbert rests with the di•· trict board of trustees, Knapp said. Home Burglarized In Laguna Hills Property valued by the victims at more than it,000 waa taken by bur1lara who entered a Luuna lfllla home via the unlocked front door, o ... nae County •bertff'• ol- By JOANNE RE'°NOLDS Of ... 0..tr ~ ....... ., Lut summer It was the 260 posts holding "no parking" signs on Udo laJe. ThJs year it's four posts to hold up two volleyball nets that has s parked the annual debate betwttn the City of Newport Beach and the regional coastal commission over what needs a permit and what doesn 'l . The commission says posts - whether they hold up parking sicns or volleyball nets-are de- velopment and development re· quires a coastal permit. That interpretation ts absurd, according to Assistant City Al· torney Hugh Coffin. Coffin said be got a letter from the deputy Attorney General representint the coastal com- ml.Uion July 16 informin1 tho ci· Fro.aP09eAJ WATER ••• ly lhal the four poata mstalled 00 the 12th Street ocean beach would have lo have a coastal zone permit ln a three·pa&e reply, Coffin explained the hearin1 procas by which the city's Parks. Beaches and Recreation Commission de- cided to put the four four·by- rours on the beach. I le cited the coastal protection law's list of structures needing permits and a state Supreme Court cue to argue his point that installation of four posts does not constitute develol)menl. It the commission's dennition or development as beln1 any solid material placed ln the coastal zone were roUowed, Cof. tin's letter said, the "the driving of an automobile from outside the coastal zone to witbl.n the coastal zone would conaUtute 'de. velopment' since 'soltd rnaterlal' would be placed ln the coastal zone by tbe very act of clrtvtn1 a vehJcle from out11de to lmlde the coutaJ zone." Colfin '• letter uked tor the re- 1lonal commlutoo to reconsider ltl deflnlUon ol dev•lopment. But. Just in cue commlolonen de. clded to atlck by their deflnltlcxi. he asked they tend the clty copJes of all the volleyball pole permit applications made by •cendes within tb• South Cout re1lon 1 since 1V12. Tb• requett was made, CclftD 11Jd, ''$9 we may ...view~-• pllcaUQll arid 1am aome ~ lnto the,~ m~ tor~ cffd wtUI 1uc:b e.,plic tJOnt. • Tbe attorney 1114 md.il.Y h8 hu not~ard from tbtdtl"d1 At· tornoy General nor tb• com· mluton amce ht. Jetta wu lerit . out on Jlll1 a. Laat aummer, eommtuton ataft metnbln t.briat.n6d to toe the city to court to f orc• the dt,>t to apply ,,,.. a couial zone ptr'1Dft tot parklftl 11,nl on Udo lilt.i No equrt appoaraoo• ever mat.SiallMCl snd tb• Udo lt1n1 art iUll ln pJa~ u.,.. tti4i 1ZtJl Stl'ett Volleyball S>Ol• Opening Of School Delayed Shorecllfls Junior Hiih School will not open before Nov. 11. com- pletion date for the relocatJon oC portable claa1room1 under a bid »Warded Monday ni1bt. Capistrano Unified School Di•· trict trustees awarded the JOb of site preparation and relocation of portable to Shirley Brothers Construc tion Company of Pasadena for S232,000. This was $80,000 lower than the lowest bid r eceived ln last month's original bidding for the Shorecliffsjob. The decision to have the Job re- bid has meant that Shorecliffs students will be on double session at Marco Forster Junior High in San Juan C11p1strano until the job 1s completed. The 24 portable classrooms lo be located at the San Clemente 11chool are an Integral part or the design. Shoreclirts, like other new achoola In the Capistrano District are designed to open with portables, which can be re· moved as lhe wpulation around the school stabilizes. Supt. Jerome Thornsley saJd other CaJl(omla school districts are finding their student enroll- m ent.s dropping as their com· munities mature. These distrlct.s have more classrooms than they can use. In order to avoid this dilemma a few years down the road, !laid Thornsley, Capistrano Unified trustees have chosen to build core·module schools. These :facilities illclude a permanent central structur'e and portable classrooms. ' Strike Leaves Ohio Citizens Fighting Fire DAYTON, Ohio CAP> -Strik- ing firemen who have let more than 2Q fires burn unchecked dur- ing a three-day walkout S8Jd to· day they would return to work if the city agreed to binding arbitration and granted them im- munity from prosecution The off er by union leaders came after angry residents grabbed garden hose!l early to- day to stop a house fire and two garage firea from sproadin&. ''I wish the mtyor was here to see this," sald one man, wrapped in a bathrobe. The blazes were amoog 14 re· ported during the night In this Cl· ty of 241 ,000, where the 375 fir.emen walked out Monday, de· manding higher waaes and a shorter work week. Eight fires Tuesday left al least 13 families homeless. The strikers sa\d they would put out fires only in a life-or· death situation. Leader Gets Life NICOSIA, Cyprus CAP) -Lef- lerls Papadopoulos, ~. a leader ol the extreme rl1bt·win1 Greek Cypriot EOKA·B under1round, wu 1entenced to life lmpriaon- menl today for particlpating in the bloody coup that overt.brew President Makarios In July 1974. BROTHERS SEE LITI"LE CHANGE IN EACH OTHER Charles Bryant (left) Greeted by Brother Alger Brothers Meet Reunited After 71 Years EL CAJON (AP> After 7l years Charles Bryant "looks about lbe same as he did," says his brother Alger. They aot together Tuesday for the first time since 1906. The length of the continental United States separated them since Alger waved goodbye to Charles in Maine that year and set out for an uncle's ranch in the Pacific Northwest Why the delay" "THEY'RE JUST TWO stubborn old men, .. said Esta Sryant, Alger's wife of 69 years. The two and a sister -Lottie Bertrand of San Diego --are the only survivm1 members or a clan that included seven boys and a girl. Alger became a wholesale produce salesman and rancher al Mt. Vernon, Wash., and Charles owned a furniture store and sheet metal business. When the idea of seeing Alger again came up, Charles was on a family picnic in Ripley, Maine. Mni. Bertrand suuested It Her son Alier recalled .. WE WERE KIDDING ABOUT it and uncle Charles said, 'Well let me think about It for a while.' A week later. he called to say be would co to my home in San Jose by plane 1f I'd drive him to El Cajon." In the 417·mUe drive do\vn California "he got more and more enthusiutic," said Olger Bertrand, and "he said he wished he'd come years ago." Charles, 96, walked bnskly to the mobile borne in suburban San Diego where Alger. 91, and bis wife live. The two men hugged. The younger man observed, "He looks about the same as he did when I saw him last, except for the gray hair.·· THE CALIFORNIA WEATHER. bragged Alger. "Is just ss good in the winter." And Charles said he will stay with his sister for a whiJe before heading home to his apartment and housekeeper in Athol, Mass The two telephoned "maybe once" over the years, said Alger's wife, but never thought of crossing the country for a visit. "for one Uung, my husband never liked to travel," she said. .. roa Page A I F1RES BA TILED .•. spokesman Richard Jtst, notlng the blaze was now 30 percent con· talned. But the struggle for 3,681 firefiahters at Marble-Cone was scarcely over. Eilhl "hot" spots still flamed across ~e steep ter- rain, Just said, add I no predic· tion could be made en lull con· tainment would be r'acbed. The 2 ,245-aore rtre near Ca bu.on in Rlveralde County was declared contained at 8 a.m. and fire officlals pNldlcted it would be controlled by 8 p.m today. A week-old fire in s.<,uoia Na- ' tional Forest was declared under control Tuesday evening alter burning 7,600 acres. Some 39 fire fighters sustained minor injuries battling the lire 40 miles or east of Porterville. The only new fire reported Tuesday was in the Tahoe Na· tional Forest five miles northeast of Truckee. The fire was con- tained at 8 a .m. today after burn- ing 800 acres. Full control was expected this evening. The fire forced evacuation of camp· grounds near Boca Reservoir. but no structural dama1e was re- ported. ddlellaek EDITION VOL 701 NO. 222, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, C1.LIFORNIA Striking Ohio E'i~ <committee ~ouJd tTy to resolve DA Y'l'ON. Ob.lo CAP> -Sttt•· iDI nr.nm wbo haft let more ••nr. burn cmebedted dur· • ~ walkout did to-~ u., would remm to ~ If tJa• clt1 e1reed (o bhtdlat arbltntim ..a sraoted tban lm· m ~ rrom proeecutJoa. TM offer by wiloo leaden c:am• after an1ry reaidenta srabbed 1arden bosea early to- day to atop a boat• fir. and lwo s•race fir• from 1preadiq. '') wllb the IDQGr' WU here to ... thia," Hid one tnu, wrapped ln a ba&hrobe. The blues were amonc 14 re- ported dwinl the nl1bt in tbla cJ. ty of :Z.U,000, where the 17~ firemen wallted out Monday. de· mand.l.D1 blgber w.,es and a aborter work week. Ellbl flHI T\teaday left at leut 1J tam.Wes homeleu. The striken·•Jid thtY wou.ld put out fins oQly hi • llle-or- deatb 1ttuatloo. · • The ftremen turned down the city'• proposal of a .s.day cool· ins off period, durina which llremen would io back to work and a three-member f act·lind.lnt the CCllltract dlapule. Jileyor Jam• McGee, clt,y at- torney Jamea Drake, city mu..-James Alloway and four conunluloQwa 1Qel today belon preHDUn1 tbtlr proposal to the firemen at.., open com· m.lllioo meetln1. McGee Hid there was no dis· casalon ao uldna Gov. Jamee A. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ~o, 1977 TEN CE~· f .. Bot .:Seat I Rhodes to call to the Qblo N .. tlonal Guard. IUanwbll&. llont1oin•~r County Common Pleu Coun Judie WlllllflD H. Wolff Jr. moved up to tbll afteruooo • CCJD. tempt ol eoUji btarint--••mt firemen for Molt.tlq bis tem· porary restr'1nln1 order to re- turn to work. The order wu fa. aued Mand_., ahortly after the 1trlke bt11u. The bearln' o.rit1naD1 WU lclleduJed for Fri·. day. Late Tueaday 'oo union PolJcelQell t.b.reateoed to Joln the walkout: ~eToal Orcler of Nice Pnllidtil1Ronald0. Bran- d~ iald _ expected "no reuanANer.pome" from tbecl. ty towa,edemands laid on tbe ta· blefottbeanttlmeTUeld~. . I : B elfast Troops, Catholics ,Battle State Bla%es Firemen Gain Upper Hand SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -In a war zone marked by seared timber und weary firefighters, California lire officials said they're starting to win the batUe against five blazes that have swept over 200,000 acres in the state. The &iant Marble·Cone fire. A.niinA.sks Soviet Aid· In Mission NAIR081, Kenya (AP> - President ldi Amin claims friendly countries will tight baide Ueanda air force pilot& aoon in "an impossible aulc:ide misalon.0 Official Uganda radio, monitored here loday, quoted Amin u warntnc tilM pUota to be prepared for the mlsalon. The radlo said Amin addreaed air force offlc•rs at Entebbe airport before watcb1n1 a rescue nerdae by the "suicide squad" pilots over nearby Lake Victoria. The airport was the acene o( lut summer's Israeli commando raid to rescue Jewish and other hoatasea held there by pro· PaJest.iniM terrorists after they hijacked an Air Francejel. Amin described the miaaion as "confidential" and did not iden· tity the .. friendly countries." The radio also quoted him as telUna the Soviet ambassador In Kampala, the capital north o( Entebbe, that U1anda i~ Sur· rounded by countries armed by the United States or Britain. This, Amin said, is "threaten· inl the s~urity oC U1anda." The dtctal'or called on the Soviet Unlon for "the quickest de· tentlve weapons that will enable Uaanda to break through enemy Una." Amin also uked tbe Soviet.a to 1petd tbe t.ralnlng of armed forcu peraonnel. The Soviet Unlon la believed to be lna1ruct· ID1 Upndan pilot.a and aclviaina army olficen. Amin eald be was happy to see a maH 1upply of military aircraft bad arrived at &ntebbe trom the Sovlet Unloo. which has raged for 10 days ln the • Los Padres National Forest near scenic Big Sur on the Central Ca1ifornia coast, had arown slightly to 88,400 acres by early today, but band-hewn and bulldozed firelines finally were erected acr088 a 20-mile western front. The ''Scarface" blaze, ao named foe its ugly, charred im· print across 82,280 acres in the northeastern tip of the state, wu reported by the California Department of Forestry (CDF> 90 ~rcent contained early today, with full containment expected by toni&ht. Nearby in the Shasta Trinity National Forest, the 9,:500-acre Horn Corner fire'was contained Tuesday evenln1, but not before cau.sin& more than $1 million damage, the CDF aaid. The toU is staggerinf since Aug. l , when UgbtninlJ storms sparked a chain of aearb' J.,000 fires. Ei&bt major f\fel alnce then have caused $253.• million damage, including 381 o:dlllon board feet of blackened tlrr\ber, the CDF aald. Pot the ftnt time, fi" alftclata allowed themselves ao~• op· tlmlsm in bameaina the Marble· Cone Inferno. So far the blue baa coat $3,648,000 to llsbt and threatened valuable watenbedl that serve the drought·depleted water systems of 1urround1n1 towns. "ltlookl like we've aot a pretty 1ood chance," said CDF spok•mim Richard Just. notina the blJU WU DOW 30 percent COD· tained. But the atrugfle for 3,681 flrefl&bters al Marble-Cone wu acarcelY over. E11bt "hot" apota still named across the~ tel"· rain, Just. aald, addlnJ no predic· Uon could be inade when full con· talnment would be reached. AP..,.... BROTHERS SEE Lrm.E CHANOE IN !AtH OTHER Charle• Bryant (left) OrHted by Bre»ther Alger Brothers M eet Reunited After 71 Yean J:1, CAJOl'( '»> -Altw 'n ,. ~art-.,,_ .. , .. abotat the 1ame u be did,•• •lr1f' ids ~.Mier. They tol toaetber Tuesday for the first time 1lnc• ll06. The lenitb ol the conWlent.,al Ublted States Hparated thesn alnce A)aer waved •oodbye to Charla In tibJne that 1e11r and Ht outfor an Wk1*'1 r~h ln tbe Paclflc: Nan!aw•t. Wb.>' tlledelay? • '"1'11£1"all! JUST TWO stubborn old men,.. aald Esta Bryant, Al1er's wUe or 69 years. The two and a 11.ster -Lettie Bertrand of San Dleao -are the OD.ly survivtna members ol a clan tbat lncluded aevea boys and a &irl. Alger became a wholeaale produce salesman and rancher at Mt. Vemon, Wash., and Cbatlel owned a turniture store and sheet metal buslnesa. When the ld~a of seeing Alger a1aln came Up, Chari" waa on a tamily picnic in Ripley. Maine. :Mrs. Bertrand auatested it. Her son Alier recalled: "WE WEU: KIDDING ABOtrl' It and uncle Qtarla sald, 'Well, l~ me think about it for a while.' A week lateJ:-. be called to say be would 10 to my home in San Jose by pi.rte U vd drive him to ElCa,Jon." In the 417-mUe drive down Callfonda 111he rot tAOfe and more eothUllastic.'' said Olaer Bertrandt and "he said tJe wilbed he'd come yean aco ... Charles, 98, walked brlaldy to the mobile bo1ne in suburban San Dlqo Where Ale er. 91, and hi• wlfe Uvt. The lwo men bu11A The youn1er man oblerYed, "Ht loSs abc*t the same aa he did when haw blm l.,t, ncept for lhe aray b~f ·" • T8E CAl.UORNL\ WEATBEa. bra&I~ Alaer, 0 la just al good 1n the winter.'' And Charlelsald be 1rilt1ta.y with hll ailter lor a while befoH beadiDe home to Jal• apartment and b~lAAthol, MUI. , Ttie two telepboMd "maybe cnc:e~· ~ver the yean, said ·Al fer'• Wit•, but never tboulbt of cl'OM~ co.mt:ry for a villt. "f'Gr oae thin,, my ~aab4md never Wclil! to truel," •be uJd. MOnarch Visits Ireland BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) -British troops and Roman Catholic extremist.a bat· tled ih the streets of Belt aat today shottJy after Queen Elisabeth II be,an a visit to Northern Ireland. Flfteen people were re· ported injured. The 51-year-old monarch, who arrived in Belfast harbor aboard tbe royal yacht Britannia to the ctreers of thousands of aup. pDrters, bad flown to Hillsborough Caatle, 12 mun M>uth of this capital, by the time the diaturbancea broke out. An estimated 1.~ protesten marched down Falla Road in one of Bellut's most turbulent dil· tricll, with black nags symbol!&· lng Catholic extremists killed by British troops lo eJght yean ol sectarian bloodshed. Tbe crowd, spearheaded bf a phalanx of denim·clad teen· agers, clubed with lJ'OOPI and police who blocked tbe way to d· cy ball, wJMn tM JDucbss had plasmed to rail~. ho ol U:M9 ia- Ju red were bu.rt Hrloualy, autborit.let aald. StoDll "24 battle. wen Jaurltd at tbt M'm.7 '*"iead.el arid t.CN' wu •ertiarntd. autborttla said. Troops replled wltb 1lk·lncb plastic bulleta. Marchers carried other ban· nera reading "ER, queen of death,'' -ER atandJaf for Elizabeth Reelna -aad "l-.1977, 1,800 dead" -an ap. proxlmatlon of the numbers kllled in sectarian Catholic· Protestant ftghUng since 1168. A bomb went off al:£ the march route, near the tary roadblock, shortly before the marchen got there. Aatbortttes said two per&OOS were hurt u store wSndQWS shattered in a shower ot alua. Unill of the 32,000 troope and poUce on alert to cu~d tbe monarch. and her famUy durina the two-day vi.sit bad 1eaa.d olt downtown Belfast and searched all can In an effort to ward oft bombinp. The violent Provla.lonal wtns ~ the outlawed lriah Republican Army (IRA> threatened dQ'l qo to 8l'9lt the ~ueen With a .. bUt& to remember.' The BrWab aovereJsn bell~ tertd to the c:utle, tOTIDer ns- ldenc:• ot Brltllb aonrnci"t, dlrectl)' froJn the royal 1ecbt. The royal party plan.1 to bnul BeUut: A.I the Ht foot •:Irlib toll t~ the Orit time iQ tty~1 she w• bailed ~ buncfi'.tdl w ftac·w•V1U~aten. • • AP ......... QUEEN SNIFl=S FLOWERS Short Truce In Ireland Ptret Set - • Boat Slips Go Fasf These boat slips at Dana Point Harbor are standing empty only because they haven't been completed yet. The 42 county-built guest slips still lack electricity. Jack Bolander. manager of the adjacent, privately owned Dana West Marina, said he is sure the county slips will fill up as soon as they become available Bolander said the 1,000 slips in the private marina arc all rented, with people will· ing to wail a year or longer for the larger slips. Sea Lion Recovers From Noose Snag The nasty ordeal is over for Jo- Jo, who suffered agonlzln1 weeks with a nylon noose slowly 11tranghng him on a Newport Beach boat dock before he learned that not all humans are to be feared. The lOO·pound, two-year-old sea lion Is convalescing today In the sunny backyard of Laguna Beach L1fe1uard Capt. Jim Stauffer's Laguna Canyon Road spread Staufrer has made an avoca· lion of capturing sack or lllJUred seals and sea lions when pos~- NY Voices Sour Grapes HAMMONDSPORT, N. Y. IAPI • Gov Hugh Carey hat> thrown down the goblet and challeneed California to a wine·tasllng test. Speakin& in thli1 Flnaer Lakes villa1e on Tuesday, he dared Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. lo mateh C allfornla 's Almaden brand aaalnst New York's best. "He'll find that his Almaden, whJch ls sellln& so well, ls so much vlneaar compared to New York's nne wtoes." ble. or taking them an and nurs- ing them when they are caught by others. "He's doing just fine now," uys Stauffer, who at any given lime has one or more sick or wounded creatures at home. "I'll run out in back and take a look If you like, but he seems to be doing okay," said Mrs. Colleen Stauffer today. Jo-Jo wu captured a few days ago by Newport Beach Lifeguard Jeff Hom with the aid of on· lookers who dove on the struecl· ing beast on the Newport Harbor dock he chose as his deathbed. The young sea lion appeared In April, a snarl of fishlng line long. ago sn~ged around has neck cul· ling an inch-deep laceration Into hisnesh. "It was so pilif\.11," says Balboa resident Louise LeBeau Jo.Jo was losing weight daily, unable to eat, and would soon die If authorities didn't put him out of his misery first or somehow remove the agoniaing noose. Horn's repeated efforts to cap· lure Jo-Jo were foiled by the sea lion's cunning Instinct, but he de· cided to try once more and snared the steepina animal with a special tool called a come· along. Balboa nei1hbor MacLaren Stewart and an unldent1hed vacationer pounced on Jo.Jo and he was subdued and transported to Stauffer's sunny haven No Clues Forindin SlaYing Dy A&THUa a. VINSEL OI ... o.1ty ,., ... IWtf No clues or leads have been de· veloped in Ute rape and 1traniuJ1tJon murder of a Corona del Mar wom~ dUfiai predawn hours one week aao to- day, accordin1toNewportBeach police. "Nothing. Nothing at all," aald DetecUve Sgt. 'Sam Amburgey when uked about procress or potenUal breaks ln the 1Ja)'in1 of Jane Ellen Benntnston. The 29-year-old former Los Angeles County Department of Social Services ellglblUty cue worker was sexually usauUed, beaten and choked to death manually early last Wednesday. lnvestiaat.ors believe the in· truder entered the apartment she shared with a female roommate on Marguerite Avenue through a slldinl paUo door left ~open for venUlatiou. Miss Bennington, who bad left her job to pursue her master's degree at LaVerne College In Pomona, was apparently unable to put up a fierce strugcle with her attacker. lnv•Ugatora belleve she rt)USt have been •tunned by a heavy blow to the head with a blunt In· strument, which caused a severe laceration but wu insufficient to kill her. Initially, detectives believed she was bludgeoned to death, but a coroner's autopsy dllclosed she was strangled. Miss BenninJton wu lut seen alive by her roommate u they left Bobby McGee'a, a popular Coast Highway nl1htspot, u she waited for a parking attendant to deliver her car. The roommate then left wit.b a friend and returned home lat.er. discoverin1 the vlcttm'a body ln her bed about 1 :30 p.m. when she went to awaken her, believing 1he had overslept. lnveetlgator1 say Ml11 Ben· nington's car was found parked as she frequently left lt In the t:mpty parking lot or Mario's, a dinner house near her home. Detectives say there ia nothing to suggest the slayer accom- panied Miss Bennington home, but could have followed her from Bobby McGee'11 or perhaps had lain ln wait al the Marguerite Avenue addreas. There i& aJso the possibility she was the victim of a random rapist who happened to find the open door while prowling. Whoever ktlled her smashed out a rront wmdow screen fleelne by that route A former boyfriend whom she broke up with several days earlier was questioned by detec- tives and completely cleared as a suspect in the homicide. However, James Steven Gano, 28, a Santa Ana motel resident, fl ashed a roll of new $10 bills amounting lo $1,000 when payine off three old traffic arrests war· rants that turned up in the process. lie wus subsequently linked lo a Huntington Beach bank rob- bery that occurred less than one hour before he was picked up at his motel. The l<~BI now claims Gano is the Southland's Baseball Cap Bandit responsible for 36 bank robberies that netted some $40,000 squandered to finance hls heroin habit. Hammondsport i" the ho·me of Taylor and Great W eslern wines. both re- cently purchued by the Coca-Cola 11oft dnnk com· pany Marine Guilty Secret Weapon 'Angel Pilots' Aid Israel? ESCONDIDO <AP> -Marine Pvt. Robert Johnaon, 17, will be sentenced Sept. 7 on his plea of aullty to firsl·de1ree m~rdtr ln the 1hoottn1 ol Michael Windsor. alao 1'7. Iavest11atora said two men tried to r()b Wtndaor, 90C\ ot E1con dldo's a1sJ1tant clt.y m anacer, and fired a fatal 1hotcun blut Yihen he tried to run. .. DAILY PILOT CAPE MAY, N.J . <AP> - Robert D. Bany saya he's con- vinced Israel haa a ucret weapon. He says unidentified fly. tna obj~. 1ome of them n own b1 ahJels, have turned the tide for the Jewish atlte b\ four wars. 0 1 believe that godly or anaellc ptlotl ~ uro. could be on the aide ol the Israelis," says BJl'l'Y, 55, a radio 1dvertJ1ln1 man.,er from Yoe, Pa., and dtrector ol the 20th Century UFO Bureau . Barry's aroup, SpoMored by fundamentall•t radio preacher l>r. ~arl Mdntl.re, ls boldin1 Its ahrtb u nual eonf•renee thi• - Wet and Wild .... ~ Foredeck hand John Edgcomb of Newport Beach finds his foul weather pants useful as he fights lo secure spinnaker gear aboard 12·meter Courageous in practice race against Independence off Newport. R. I. Final trials for the defender hopefub start Aug. 16. f'orc1gn <:hall~n~ers race Thursday. <Story on boating pa.J.!e, A!l 1 Ex-pilots Recruited To Teach Iranians Dangerous Dye Marker ~Recovered WASHINGTON <AP> A Grumman Aircraft Corp., sub- contractor la trying to recruJt former Navy FH pllots to leach Iranians how to fly the jet fighter, the newest plane In America's naval arsenal Iran has pUTcbued 80 ol Lbe fighters from Gt'WDrnan witJi de- ll veries spread tbrouib 1978, But the ex-pllot.atmy be dlf· ficull to find beduae the al eraft is onJy two years old and the ranks o!rormer flyers are sJJm. Tex Raymond, prHldent of General Devices Inc. or Nor- ristown, P~. sa1d in an Interview that Grumman wants 20 former American pilots to go to Iran to train the lraniun air force. "These are not mercenaries. they're instructors," he said. General Devices has been recruiting mechanics and techni- cians for the Iranian Fl4 pro- gram ror about two years. but this is the first tame 1t has sought pilots, Raymond said. "Relatively, there ar:~n 't very many of them, but I'll bet there are 20.'' Raymond said He said the company Is concen- trating newspaper advertise- ments for the pilots In San Dte10 and Norfolk, Va., where most of the Navy FHs are based. The company ls also tryln& to contact former pilots directly "We ti.ave an office in San Diego," said Raymond. "Our man down there, an ex -Navy pilot, knows a lot or people, knows who has been &ett1ne out. In fact, we've been recruiting there tor a lot of mechanics." Raymond said the salary for pilots hasn't been set but il'f)rob- ably Wlll be about $2:5,000 a year, along with benefits such as housing, schools and medical care. In addition, he said, pilots will get a bonus IC they complete a two-year assignment. Ttus 1s not the first lime U.S. firm1:t under contract with the EXFl4 PILOTS ............ __ .._..,. -.,..,............ -............. ,,, -· ...... .............. .. ,,. ·-,_.... .... .., .... _ .. ........ •""' .............. .... ·--.... ···-·~· .. *',,,,... ............ '" ... GENERAi DE VIC£'i. INC_ "C' ... "' ............ ,._ ........ ,.._.,. ... _,_ -. PILOTS WANTED But Few Available Defense Department have recrwted former servicemen to lead training in countries buying U S. military hardware. Two years ago. after a dis· closure that former U.S. special fqrces soldiers were being recruited to train Saudi Arabian troops as guards for oll fields, the Pentagon said 9,500 Americans were working In foreign coun- tries under Defense Department contracts or assignments provid· ing technical training and as- sistance. Raymond said only a few of about 120 technicians and mechanics his company has working on the Iranian proeram are already ln Iran. · 'Tbe program has been mov- tna fairly slowly because they couldn't absorb them ta Iran because of housing and other problems,·• he said. Divers from the Orange Coun- ty Sheriff's Department search and rescue team recovered a potentially dangerous military dye marker found lying in about 20 feet of water Tuesday off Laguna Beach's Moss Point The military ordnance had been found initially by a civilian diver Monday. The diver alerted Laguna Beach police who sent for the sheriff's divers and bomb s quad Shenff'11 llurbor Patrol Sgt Richard Olson said the devite was about four 1nchci. in diameter und about 18 inches loni?. It contains phosphorus, a po1sonou!' chemical which can burst into name Up()n exposure lo air. The device is designed to mark orr arN1s during military ocean operations Sergeant Olson !'>peculated this one had floated away undetonated and then sunk. Authorities warn bcachgoers lo be wary ol suspicious object.$ round on the beach. in the surf or while diving Old military bombs and other explosive devices are found periodically and can be ex· tremely dangerous. sheriff's de· put1essaid l"rom Pag~ A I FIRES ... Nearly 10,000 firelighters Crom 48 states have been on the lines across CaJlrornaa, with federal and state agencies working hand in hand, including the U.S. Army, the California National Guard, the U.S. Forest Service, the CDF and the Bureau of Land Manage- ment. "We now have a joint federal. slate system working together," said Brian Barrens. a CDF spokesman. w dn day~. NYSE COMPOSITE 2 p.m. (EDT) Prlce1 ""' Wll ... "'Hll (119 ~ ""'"' J ' .Jl nl4 • " , rn 'll~:·:~ ~ :1' ·; 1; .. , _,.. i. u:· :i utf 1 f r-::.'4 t~~I"; .t; ::" !.. it v-lt l•IH 14 acttt 1 ,,. • t !!~ • v. 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AU51u.t to, 1m s Would-be Bl Workers Aided By SYLVIA PO&T8R About ~.000 skUled afl'Clpace workers in Southent ,• California alone are unemployed as a re.ult ol President Carter's recent declalon to halt production of the Bl bomber. 11 the U.S. aovemmeot dolnJ an)1bln1 to help these workers flnd new Jobs! Yes, and much of it•• help never before orterod. (I) AS PART OF 11'8 computerized Job · 1nrormauon bank, the Department ol Labor's employment service is aendin4 local employment offices ln CalUornla a detaitcd list of Job openings that match the skills of these laid-off workers. (.2) State agencies in California have Identified 18 Ot'· cupations in whlcb 95 percent ol the unemployed work~rs fall. The U.S. Employment Service bas in turn compiled ·<l list d Job openings tbrou1hout tho country that match these occupations. The llst, available at local employment service of- rt c es In Southern California, describes the Job, its locaUon, pay offered, education or ex· perlence required and other details. Money's Worth (3) A second Ust discloses the openings in the aerospace industry as a whole. The lists do not provide the job applicant with the employer's name, but they include phone numbers or job coordinators within each are" where the openings exl&t. Employes at the local California employment service will call these coordinators for the job applicant and help ar- range a ref err al. The service ls free. TIDS 18 THE nR.ST TIME lbe employment service has provided such detailed information about openings for a particular set of occupations. but it runs a similar "Job Flo" service for any job seeker. The Job-Flo's aim: to help unemployed people ln Ofl\ part of the country learn about job opportunities there and elsewhere. (4) Under this program, the employment service issu~ a bulletin called "Occupations in Demand at Job Service Of flees." The publication identifies occupations for whlcti large numbera of job openings existed with the pubJic; employment job bank during the previous month, lncludlllf the total ol Jobs available, where they are, average ann\&al pay. THE SERVICE CANNOT GUARANTEE that a su1tabh job Is currently open for each of the more than 100 occupa lions and locations listed. But the odds are that If an arei had a fairly large number of spots in a certain occupatior one month, It probably will have at least 1ome openings ln " comparable job in the next month. (5) About 50,000 to 80,000 copies or .. Occupations h Demand" are published by the Employment Service eacl' month. The listings will be available soon to schools libraries and other community agencies, as well as most jol service and unemployment insurance offices all over t"" .. United States. The bulletins are free. · . This effort to eet job openings lnformatlon into th• .. hands of all who need it Is new, but the job b an)c networl dates to 1972. . It contains tacts on close to 500,000 jobs nationwide . Each state and local bank updates its listings daily and di:. tributes printout& to job service offices in the area. Building in State:~: Increases Again .. ·; California's bulldln1 activity climbed to a record high of Sl.49 blUJon in June, according to Security Pacific Bank. up 17percent rrom the May level oUl.28 billion. Security Pacific Bank's monthly report aay1 the Jum upswing surpassed the state's previous hlgb or $1.42 blll.ioo . recorded last March and rellected record-breaklna acUvil} In each of Callfornla'a four major resiona. 0 8EASONAL l'ACTORS StJCll AS favorable bulldin& weather and students entering the labor force contributed w the Sl bllllon June total of residential permlt valuatlons, up 10 percent from the M~ level," aald Paul J . O'Brien, senior-• vice president. "In addJtion, nonresidential permit valuations reached · a record level of $456 mllllon in June, a be(ty 35 percent ln, crease over the May flgure and 20 percent above the S38l million record set last March," he aald. O'Brien aald California bomebulldina stabilized ln June after adjuaUns lot the atronc seasonal pattern. DwelUni un. , itl were authort&ed for construction at a seuoaally adjust.. ed annual rated 247,400 units, compared with the Mayra" of 244,900 units. "Sincle-f amlly home ~!ta dropped to the lowest level alnce April on a stuonally adjusted basis, whUt _ multifamily homebulldln1 increued 9 percent over ~; May level," he said ... Tbe June houslnc trends, a moder,·• tlQn ln 1lnllt·f amlly conatructlon and an Increase-·~~ mulWamlly bomebulldln~, are con1lltent with the b~~ current bouslng forecuta. •be added. .. • &INGLE·PAMILY DWBWNGS ACCOUNTED for '750 mtlllon ln activity, up 9 per~ent from the May level of M88 million. Perm.ltl for multiple dwellln1 unltl totaled 1199 million, up 11 percent from the May ncure of $179 mllllon. . Permltt for rt1ldent1al aJteraUons and addiUona corn·, prlaed the balance ot Calitomla'a residential actMty durh\I June. The $8S mlUlon tot.Jl represented an 18 percent illr creuoovertbetnmllUoftffeordedlnMay. . "So\ithtm. Cillfornla•1 10-coastty area reeordod saia . million ln bulld.ln1 permit valuations. a 17 percent b'lcreat .overthe'744 milllon r•laterodln )(91,"0'BrlenaaJd. * * - ASSORTED fLAVORS . U ••·CAMI 4~15c JACK'S CONVERTIBLE 3-IN-1 CHAIR SPORTSMAN$' FISHING CHAIR f SHULTON OLD SPICE TRAVEL KIT Aller Shave. 4-3;4 oz. Aerosol Oeod .. 4 oz. Shave Cream, 4 oz. KIT 3.99 fl LIGHTBULBS BATTERIES 2i1.00 GOLD FORMUCA BRECK ·SHAMPOO AllOfttd Formulas ''ONE STEP AT A TIME" A 4-STEP. 8 -WEEK SMOKING WITHDRAWAL SYSTEM .. \ Four precision en11neered filters desi1ned to remove successively more ol the tars & nicotine in ci1arettes. 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