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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 6, 1977
VOL. 11, NO. 24', J SI' CT IONS,• ~AOll'S
JOIJ Seekers
This was the scene outside Newport Beach's City Hall
this morning as applicants lined up to put their names
in for a single opening in the city's fire department. The
line stretched along Newport Boulevard· in front of city
hall and halfway around the block into the adjacent
municpal parking lot. The job ~Ing is for' a beginning
fireman.
County Birth Site
ID Controv:~~'.¥~.
Last weell)ln • .OkontWaldWcl
offlaalt at Broward General . Medical C.te In Florida 1M
, would refuse tranafulons tor benell~ber child bec:auae ol ber •
Hosp tal olflclal1 aaid the
tramfuatoas would be nectAary
beeauae ot the Jl\otber'• r_.-• • bloOd t1Pe· . . ~ Two Fkirtcta u1~ ,ubUc def .... appolJated ....... ._.for die abcn ddld:.baYe
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Korean BrilJe.,, ..
Hanna Named.
Co-conspirator
WASIUNGTON CAP) -South
Korean businessman Tongsun
Park has been accused or 36
federal corruption charges in an
indictment that lists former Rep.
Richard T. Hanna of Orange
County as an unindicted co-
conspirator and names several
other present and former mem-
bers of Congress as recipients of
alleged bribes from Park, the
Justice Department sau1 toaay.
Motive Sought
In Mutilation
Of Mesa Teen
Coeta Mesa police continued a
search today for a firm mot,ive in
the SWKlay slaying of a 16-year-
old boy, whose slashed and
gunshot-riddled body was dis·
covered in an abandoned house
at 1818 Pomona Ave.
Acting on an anonymous phone
tip shortly before dawn Sunday,
pollc~ went to the home and
found the body of .Raymond
Jerome Gaspard. ·
Police said the youne transient
had been shot at least twice with
a .22 caliber r.evolver, stabbed
several times and bis throat had
been slashed.
• Within four boun, police ar· rested another occupant of the
house, Donald Jam11 Hartman.
19. who ls now beln• held on a
cbarae ol Milpidon of. murder. Hartman. unemployed with no
local addreA, ia ~ held on a
$250,000 bc:lnd.
Calta Meaa Police W Gecqe
Lorton Hid the Ditvict At·
torney'a Office wtll Helt a
murder chart• a1ahut
Hartma
Hartmlil WU arrtlted after be
.retw'D;d to tM ICIH Sunday 8Dcl
(See&.\YJNO,PaceAJ)
Alty. Gen. Griffin Bell said he
will ask President Carter to con-
tact South Korean President
Park Chung-hee "in order to
have Tongsun Park, who's now a
fugitive, returned to the United
States."
Bell said he will leave It up to
the South Korean government to
determine how Tongsun Park
should be taken into custody U
President Park agrees to the re·
quest. ·
Tongsun Park, a,Wasbington
party giver who bas been the
focus ol the government probe of
influence buyini OD Capitol Hill.
has been in Seoul for about a
week.
At a news conference, Bell
declined to say whether Hanna, a
California Democrat, and other
members of Congress would be
indicted.
Hanna, who represented the
Anaheim area in the House of
Representattves from 1962 to
1974, lived ln Newport Beach
following retirement.
However, he left Orange Coun·
ty in late July and a former as-
sociate said three weeks aco ·
Hanna moved to Arkansas.
Following retirement, the
Democrat set op buslneu offices
in Newport Beach and Irvine.
serving ln a variety of quasi·
officiaf capacltla. including the
county-funded Economic
Development CorporaUon and
the fledgling lnternatlonal Trade
Leaiue.
County records show that Han·
.na resl&ned from the corpcratioa
f orrnecf to attract industry to OrBD1e County on July 8 a the
Park lnvestiaatioo wu problna
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Ld'• Fllff le
Gene BUiCk doesn 't like
politicians who plaster their
faces on billboards, buses
anti television, so he wears
a brown bag over his head
at all public gatherings.
He's a Wfite-ln candidate
for 'King County executive
in Bellevue. Wash.
Sanity Issue
Deliber.Uons resumed tGdlY
in Oranse County Superior Court
where a jury ls trying to reach a
verdict ln the sanity phase of con·
vlctecl killer Edward Carles Al·
lawQ'I trta1.
Dlvl~ at M when U.ey toot the welltend break juron ,..
&urned to Juda• Robert P.
Kneeland'• courtroom today for
what wiU be Ulelr fourth de)' of
dllc&•kU. •
Origin ...
Of .Blast
Unknown
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
39-foot sloop exploded and sank C
at the San Francisco Yacht Club.
but police said they were unable
to determine the cause of the
blast. There were no injuries.
Police Lt. Richard Shippy said
although the origin of the ex·
ploslon at 8:40 p.m. Monday was
unknown. San Francisco police
intelllgence had been alerted
through sources last week that
the New World Liberation Front
.might bomb yachts In the harbor.
He said no special patrols bad
been planned in light of the in·
formation. but added that the
marina was part of normal
checks by cruising squad cars. .
Within the past two weeks, the
• NWLF has struck on four OC•
casions, includirig bombings at a
Pacific Gas & Electric substation
in Sausalito and the plush Olym. ~
pie Club in San Francisco. An un-
detonated device outside the
private Pacific Union Club here
was found by police and db-
armed.
"We don't know if thls ex.•
plosion is related," Shippy said.
A spokeswoman from the
Peoplea' Information Relay,
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Coast
Weat•er Fott and low clouds e:r•
tendina lnJand three to four miles late tonlcht and
through mld·mornlnl Wect-
nesday, otberwlae sunny.
Lowa tontcht 6' to 67.
Higba Wednesday '10 to 'IS at beacbee io aa io 88 in· land.
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YON'll ftnft' ,_..10M the
Mtfflf t•lnlrioft bolt~
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Hanafi Chief Gets
120-year SenteR~e
w SIO NC:TON <Ar > -Jlanali
M olllt'm lt•udt•r 11 .ima.as Abdul
Khaalls wu., \Mt<'nn-d today lo
:.pt•nd 41to120 years In prison for
hi'> role a' leader or a 38-hour
bloody ~•eae that &ripped Uda cl
ty lw.t March
Defore the senteftcln1, Kh1alis
u id, •·t lcnow that whatever hap·
pt>M here wlll be the will O( Al·
lnh."
KhaaJls would be 97 years old
before he 11 eligible lot parole.
A eecond defendant, convictecl or atabblnl two men at B'nal
B 'rith headquarten. received 1
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SENATORS TELL CARTER LANCE SHOULD RESIGN
Charles Percy (left), Abraham Rlblcoff
Lance Bank 'Run
Like a Playpen'
WASlllNGTON (AP ) -A
House subcommittee chairman
said today hudget director Bert
L a nce operated one ol his
Georgia banks like a family .. playpen"
''Banks arc not the personal
toys of bankers -ut least they
a r e not s upposed to be,"
Ch:urman r crnand St Germam
:-.a11t
"While I do not want to pre·
JUd~e. the evidence I have seen to
date leads me to believe that Bert
Lance, his family and friends re·
i:ardcd the Calhoun First Na-
t 1onal Rank as their playpen -to
he used as they pleased."
A statement by St Germain, a
Rhode Island Democrat, came as
President Carter resisted efforts
hy two key senators to get Lance
to resign.
St'ns. Abraham A. Ribicorr <D·
Conn J and Cbarles H. Percey
!R·lll ), told Carter Monday that
they think Lance should step
down while Congre ss In ·
vcstigates what they called
serious new allegations of il·
teeality. Rlblcoft and Percy are
r anking members of the Senate
Governmental Affairs Commit·
tee. which confirmed Lance and
which is investigating his affairs
further t his week.
Carter was noncommittal to-
day when aAked If he thought
Lance should resign.
•·we'll see about that later,"
was Cartef'li 6hly response to the
que11Uon. . t"
Asked if i&t8 meant be was qat ~ruling out 'i~i&nation. Carter ignored the · and returne4
tto his Oval . ice after saying
1oodbye to ~nama's ·head of .governm~, ':\Omar TOtr1Jos.
·Torrijos •a at the White House
tin preparation for the historic
signing WedJlesday or a new
Panama Canal agreement.
The President reportedly still
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feels Lance has done nothing
wrong and will be vindicated by
lhe committee 's inv~stigation.
In an Interview with CBS News
today, Lance said he doeln't
believe the Carter adminlatra-
Uon is losing confidence in hJm.
'• J haven't seen any evidence of
that at all," he aaJd.
Asked if he thinks he will be ex-
onerated of the allegations made
against him, he said, "cer-
tainly ... absolutely ... "
He also aaid he did not believe
his problems are hurting the ad-
ministration.
The House trearing today
focused on the comptroller or the
currency's investigation which
cleared Lance before he was con-
firmed by the Senate aa budget
diredor.
Senators have sajd they did not
know that Lance bad made aub-
s tan ti a I overd.rafla al the
Calhoun bank and that the
comptroller's office had reached
an agreement with the bank to
makehJmatopthepracUce.
Robert A. Bloom, who wu act·
ing comptroller at the time, said
he did not tell Rlblcoff'a commit·
lee about the a~reement because
~e thought it al\!_ady knew about
1 t ,.-
Bloom had written a letter to
the committee saying, Lance
"enjoys a good reputation ln the
bankini committee," but Bloom
said he did not think the Senate
panel was asking for a detailed
account because lt had liven him
only a day to wttte it.
"l tried to balaiwt the ne11tne
comments with rer-:~l\CCS to Mr.
Lance's corWderabl, postiive ac·
complishmenta as a banker.••
Bloom said he had 1u11•ted to
Lance that he tell Carter about
the agreement "and subsequent
events confirm that Mr. Lal)ce
followed my advice."
SLAYING •••
was t!lken Int<> autody for quet·
Uonlnt in the JOUtb '1 d .. th.
"We really don't know the
motive," aald Lt. Lorton1 who
described the ~wo routna as
"Y°""I men with no real dlrec· tlon in llf e. 0 A
The hatal Jncldent apparen~ .tarted wltb an arauement iM
Lt. Lortott noted that Ute murdu
suspect may have become dlt·
enchant«l with the vlotlm'a con·
1ta11tpreeence,
The victim'• parent• were
notlfted ot the d1ath whUe vau· Uonlna ln the mld west.
slightly harsher sent~ce. Abdul
Adam, 31, was sen\enced to a
' total or 44 to uz years in pqson.
Khaalis and Adam were the
first sentenced of the U ff anatla
convicted July 23 of seblna three
buildings here -the B 'naf •tr:lth
building, the Islamic Center lnd
Washington's city hall -and
with laking 149 hostaeet ln • ln·
ctdent that began March 9. '
Prosecutors asked D.C.
Superior Court Judge Ntcbolu S.
Nunzio Jr. to hand down sUff sen-
tences to show "ttiat tf\ose who use terror to victimize persons
do 10 at the rialr of fOl'fe(Un1 their
right ever again to be free in
society."
Nun&io aentenced Khaalls to
five to 15 yeara in jail on '4
separate couni. of armed kid·
naping.
However, most will run con-
currently. Only those counts
dealing with hostages taken at
B 'nai B 'rltb Headquarters.
where Khaall1 and six other men
held more than 100 hostages, will
run consecutJvely. Nunzio also
added an additional one to three
years for conspiracy.
Khaalis also received a term of
20 years to life for lhe second·
degree murder of a young r•dio
reporter killed at Washiniton's
city hall and ftve to 15 years .In
prison in connection with the
shooting of two othe men there
and for the stabbing and shooting
or a man at B'nai B'rtth.
However, the judge set all or
these t.o run concurrently with
the others.
In remarks before the sentenc·
. tng, Khaalla aaid, "Th~ c:ountry
is in grave problema ... and I'm
ready to orrer my assistance ...
He repeated earlier stat~ments
th al he had been fighting against
m o ckery of the prophet
Mohammed.
Looking al the judge, Khaalis'
said, "Hamaas made a stand.
I'm going to keep that stand ...
I'm not going to apologize for
fighting for his r eligion ... Once
you do that eve rything ia loel."
3 Little Pigs
DUln't Make .
It to Markei
BIRMINGHA~, Ala. (AP) -
Andrew 'J.'abb ot Wyl~m, J¥a.
aa.,t a car with a tllt Ure atdn'g an
inte~tate highway. 'Re pulled
over to offer aid and noticed
three young pigs in the car's open
trunk.
The two men In the autoofrered
him one or the pigs tr he would
take the n at tire and have it
fixed.
Tabb took the tire, but called
his brother.:.. who owns some pl's In nearby uolomite. The pigs m
the trunk had lboked familiar.
Sure enough , his brother.
Adam Hendrix, said three·of his
little pigs were missing. The two
men retumed lo the hlghway, but
th~car was gone. .
A police officer had taken the
two men into cuatody for public
drunkenness and had the car
towed to the city pound.
Tabb and Hendrix went to the
lot, but there was no trunk key.
Police gave permission for the
lock to be drilled out.
The pigs, cooped up in the hot
trunk. were revived by dousing
them with water.
Men's Store
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8'JrgJarized ·:
N~wport' Seaoh' police ~re ~
vMti1atil)9 the t'heft of *29,000 wo~ ol men'' clothes from:a
Lido area men'• ahop thls wee~end.
Police Hid thieves 1muh*I
the front window• of S&uard'•·
3439 Via Oporto early Sunday
morntna. arabbed more than J>
sultl, coatl and •porta Cotti '1ft
the racb ancl fled, droppln1 ftte aul&a u they ran. '
Police saJd the brealr·in was
not dllcovered undl I a.m. when
William Neth, a newspaper ~f
liveryman 1potted tht broltep
front window. -fl
Hook Blow ,,
Kills· :Worker:~
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Dlere'• a Bitela to It
Directors. Mel Brooks <left) and suspense master Alfred
Hitchcock chat about Brooks' upcoming m ovie "Hig~
Anxiety," which Brooks calls a "salute to the genius of
Hitchcock." The ne w com edy flick pokes fun at such
Hitchcock classics as "Spellbound," "Verllgo,'' "The
Birds" and "Psycho."
Beach Crowd Thin
In Newport Area
Newport Beach city officials
are trying to f4aure out where
everybody went over .the Labor
Day weekend.
The us~al mobs that have
crowded into their city in past
years jll3t didn't show up this
year, aJthough lifeiuards srud
the beach waan 't exactly de-
serted.
Lifeguards said there were
75,000 beach visitors on Satur-
day, ~.ooo on Sunday and 120,000
Monday. "lt was crowded," re-
marked a lifeguard s pokesman,
"but it waan 't as bad as Labor
Days have been in recent years.··
Police said there were no ma-
jor traftk: Ueups and the traffic
and parking problem• were no
more severe th·m a normal sum-
mer weekend.
A spokes man for the Harbor
Patrol s aid "cverythmg went
pretty smooth. It wasn't too bad
for a holiday weekend."
Lifeguards s aid there were on-
ly 67 reacues made dunng the
hree-day weekend. The low
number was attributed lo the
small surf.
Air temperature on the
beaches ranged from'66 degrees
in the early morning lo 8 mid·
afternoon high of 71 on Monday.
Waler temperature cooled slight·
ly from last week's 70 degrees
down to67 degrees.
Labor Chief IJit
BLACKPOOL, England CAP)
-Three hundred lefl.wlng dem-
onstrators, waving their fists
and screaming "Traitor!" and
"Bosses' Man!" ottacked one or
Br 1ta10's mo!>t i nf lu e ntial
moderate labor union chiefs, Joe
Gormley, in the street Monday.
Gormley Is president of the
262,000-member National Umon
of Mineworkers <NUM)
Borrow up to $10,000
Take 10 years to repay
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HANNA •••
hJs bwslnesa llnks with Park.
"The lnveatiaatlon 11 continu·
Ing," Bell aatd ... w,•n in lhe
Hasan and we'U have~ see wbat
the harvest will brinf." ~
The lndidment Park wu f'J
turned .by • roo.ral •rand j\U)'
Aug. 26 aod kepl Haled until kt
day when the department as~
that It be unsealed. Altbou h
indictment waa reporte~ I st
week, no details of the char,._
had been avallable. 1
Park was charged with CQJt
s piracy, bribery, mall fra'¥J,
r acketeerioa ~Uvltles, lallurejo
r egister as a foreign aeent. and
maklni polttlcat contributions
which are prohibited for foreign
ugents.
According to the Jndlctmen'
Park, Hann~: and two former
direct.on of tM Korean Centr'tl
Intelligence Agency conspirel
from about 1967 until Dec. 3' 1975, to bribe members of ~
House and Seri ate for their a~
t1ons to promote South Kore:l
interests.
The two former KCIA direc
-Kim Hyung Wook, who held
the position between 1963 ~ 1969, and Lee Hu Rak, who he
the job from 1970 throueh 1973
we r e a lso named unindict
coconspirator1.
Hanna played a key role in~vlslng Park on which membe
of Conares1 should be bribed
how thousands of dollars shout
be parceled out to them, the ·
dictmentsaid.
Bell sa\d Hanna i s n
<"OOperating with the lnvesUg
lion.
The 30-pqe Indictment w
filled wtt:b mere than a doz
names of present and form
members of Congress who r
ceived money, sometime& in
form or campaign contribuUot from Park.
Asst. Atty. Gen. Benjam
Ci vlletll said some of tho
named are tar-.ets ol the pro1*
and some aren l. . J
F,....P~AJ l
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which has received NWLF co~ muniques ln the paat, 1akl the
hadn't gotten any lnlormaUo
from any underground revohi·
lionary groups relating to thee*
SLOOP •• ~·
plo~lon. ·
Tht' sunken ship, the MaJor 0 ,
wa~ owned by Paul Fishel', 45, an
ope rator of the Comstock
Termite and Pest Control Co. ~
yacht moored in the adjacent slip
was undamaged.
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You pay 10% simple annual interest
The Annual Percentage ~te is 11.7%
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you're a property owner, the If Newport Equity Funds Timm wants to
arrange a loan for you. We're
brokers. We'll find the ca<oh you're loot...in~
for and arrange a loan ol up 10 $10.000 al
J.O perefnt simple anJUJal interest fo r 10
years. Of course you may be able to borrow
more (up to $50,000) and ~horter terms are
available (as little as 3 years) at a higher
annual percentage rate. And you may be
able to repay up to 20 percmt ol the
principal in any ye ar without pthalty, as
provided by State Law. On a $10,000 loan
you'll have 120 montlrly payments of $&3.33
(interest 0 11/y ) and a fi11al principal
repayment of $10.000. ,
'Newport Equity 'Funds, lru:.
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VOL. 70, NO. 249, 3 SECTIONS, 31 PAGES
Korea
Slaying I
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Motive /.
Sought I
Costa Mesa police continued a
search today for a firm motive in
the Sunday slaying of a 16-year-
old boy, whose slashed and
eunshot-riddled body was dis-
covered in an abandoned house at 1818 Pomona Ave.
Acting on an anonymous phone
tip shortly before dawn Sunday,
police went to the home and
found the body of Raymond
Jerome Gaspard.
Police said the young transient
had been shot at least twice with
a .22 caliber revolver, stabbed
several times and his throat bad
been slashed.
· Wtlhin four hours, police ar-
rested another occupant of the
house, Donald James Hartman,
19, who is now being held on a
charge or suspicion or murder.
Hartman, unemployed with no
local address, is belng held on a
$250,000 bond.
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T oday' Clo sing
N.Y. Stoeks
ORANGE COUNTY, CA~IFORNI A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 c TEN CENTSJ
ent Lists Hanna
Park's
Return
Asked
WASIDNGTON CAP) -South
Korean businessman Tongsun
Park has been accused of 36
federal corruption charges in an
indictment that lists former Rep.
Richard T. Hanna of Orange
County as an unindicted co-
conspirator and names several
other present and former mem·
hers or Q>ngress as recipients of
alleged bribes from Park. the
Justice Department said today.
Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell said he
will ask President Carter to con-
tact South Korean President
Park Chung Hee "in order to have Tongsun Parle, who's now a
fugitive, returned to the United ·
States."
Bell said be wlll leave it up to
the South Korean government tc
determine how Tongsun Park
should be taken into custody U
President Park agrees to the re-
quest.
Thrill Kil~g?
\ Honea and Cmm Slain
Two thoroughbred horses and two cows were ebot to
death Monday in an apparent tbrlll·killing spree just oft
Santiago Canyon Road in the Cook's Corner area. Oranao
County sheriff's dewties said today.
A TIDRD horse was shot through the neck but
survived. · ·
A witness, who bad been motorcycling in the area,
described the suspects as two white men. about 20 to 25
yean old and driving a four-wheel-drive vehicle. ,
'lbe slain horses were owned by Frank Waer of Orange
and the cows were the property of a William Flowers.
Flowers also owned the wounded horse.
'ALL THE ANIMALS were shot with a small·caliber ri·
fie at about 2 p.m .• according to sheriff's deputie5.
The witness provided investJ1ators with a description of
the vehicle and a license number, which is being checked
out today.
Vrged to Qtdt.
l.ance Bank Said l
'Run Idke Playpen'
., Costa Mesa Police Lt. George
Lorton said the District At·
torney's OHice will seek a
murder charge against
Jiartman.
Oally P'li.c ~· .. we hYH POTENTIAL FIREMEN WAIT TO FILE APPLICATIONS
In Newport Beach, One Job Opening Draws 115 Men
Tongsun Park, a Washington
party giver who has been the
focus or the government probe of
influence buying on Capitol Hill,
has been in Seoul for about a
week.
At a news conference, Bell
declined to say whether Hanna, a
California Democrat, and other
members or Congress would be
indicted. -
WASHINGTON (AP> -A PresidentCarterresistedefforts
House subcommittee chairman by two key senators to get Lance
said today budget director Bert to resign.
Lance operated one of his In an interview with CBS News
Georgia banks like a family todayi Lance said he doesn't
"playpen." believe ihe Carter adminlstra-
Hartman was arrested after he
returned to the scene Sunctay and
was taken into custody for ques-.. • ti~>ning in the youth's death.
A Long Line
115 Apply /or Singk Job
Hanna, who represented the
Anaheim area in the House of
Representatives from 1962 to
1974, lived in Newport Beach
following retirement.
"Banks are not the personal lion is losing confidence in him.
toys or bankers -at least they Sens. Abraham A. Ribicoff (D·
are not supposed to be,'~ Conn.> and Charles H. Percey
Chairman Femand St Germain <R·lli.), told Carter Monday that
said. ' • they think Lance should step
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"We really don't know the
mot.iv .. " said ~ Lorton. who csescribed the two youths as
·~OlDJI men with no real direc·
tlDninllte.'' .. ~ The latat hicldent apparent!~
started with an &r8\lement and
Lt. Lorton noted that the murder
suspect may have become ,dis-
enchanted with the victim's con·
slant pre.sence.
The victim's parents were
notified of the death whit~ vaca·
lioning in the mid west.
Name Corrected
Raymond Hajek d Costa Mesa
is among six candidates seeking
4:fection Nov. 8 for three four·
f~ar terms on the Costa Mesa
Sanitary District Board of Direc-
tors. In Saturday's Dally Pilot
hls name was spelled incorrectly
aaffajer.
Newport Beach City Manager
Robert Wynn said be thought city
hall was bein& picketed today
when he arrived for work and
saw a line of men around the
front of the bulldins. .
But the men were there-to ap-
ply for the single Job opening in
the Newport Beach Fire Depart·
ment. •
According to a spokesman in
the city's personnel office, the
lineup of applicants for the
firefighter's Job began forming
Monday nicht.
By the time city officials start·
ed accepting the appllcaUons at 9
a .m., there were 115 men in the
line. It ran from city hall to
Newport Boulevard and into the
city parking lot.
The petsonnel department
spokesman said a maximum of
300 applications will be accepted
forthepQSt.
Some of those who applied are
firemen with other agencies, but
city officials said the majority
are men who want to become
firemen and apparently feel the
'$1,038-a-month job would be a
good WQ to start.
Brown Urges
Wbor Eff or.t
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr. told or-
ganized labor it should act to stop
worker exploitation and help
fight unemployment Instead of
"sitting on its laurels."
"It's time you pull together,"
he said before a Labor Day meet·
Ing of the Catholic Labor
Institute of Southern California.
Carter Talks Treaty
PanainanianChie/DuCUJJ•~CanalPlam
State Cyrus R . Vance and
ZbiCniew Brzezinski, the Presi-
dent's national s~urlty assis-
Torrijos an arter spoke in-tant. ·s.
En1U.sh aa ey posed for hoto-
gra-phs at arter 's desk ~ t~e
Ov ill Offtce.
.. It'• all veey well or1an11ed,"
Torrijos noted, ref errini to the
'dmlrilltratloo's elaborate pre-
arationa to r~eive more than 20 ot
The dignitaries will observe
the treaty-signing ceremonies
Wednesday.
''I hope so," Carter ·replied,
grinning.
"Well, we must have faith,"
the Panamanian replied.
The Unit.eel States and Panama
later gave final approval to the
texts which will be sifned by
Carter and Torrijos.
"We have come to the eM of a
ver y Jong road,'' said the
cochairman of the U.S. ne1ottat·
inc team, Ellsworth Bunker, as
he tniUaled thedocumenta for the
United states.
The initlallnt for Panama was
performed by ita eMet
oeeptlator, Romulo Escobar
Bethancowt, and the PBl\lma·
nlan minilt t r'. or education, An.tedll no,.,.
LaW)'erS for tbe two countries
have been workln 1 o n the,
Spanllb llDd Sq.lilh l aQIUace
tAlxt RliH till eonceptual qt'M-•
ment Oil the new tre.U. wu
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However, he left Orange Coua·
ty in late July and a rormer as-
sociala said three weeks ago
Hanna moved \o Arkansas.
Followlna retir ement. the
Democrat set up business offices
in Newport Beach and Irvine,
servir\g in a variety of quasi·
official capacities, including the .
county.fund ed Economic
Development Corporation and
the fledgling International Trade
League.
County records show that Han-
na resigned from the corporation
formed to attract industry to Orange County on July 8 as the
Park investigation was probing
his business links with Park.
"The investigation ls continu-
ing," Bell said. "We're In the
season and we'll have to see what
the harvest will bring."
The indictment Park was r~
turned by a federal grand jury
Aug. 26 and kept sealed until to-
day when the department asked
that it be unsealed. Although the
indictment was reported last
week, no details of the charges
had been available.
Park was charged with con·
s piracy, bribery, mail fraud,
racketeering activiUes, failure to
register as a foreign agent, and
malting political contributions
whlcli are prohibited for foreign
agents.
<See HANNA, Pa1e A2)
Legal n ... -.e .
"While I do not want to pr. down while Congr ess ln·
jud&e, the evl~ence I have HID to ve•Ugates wha t thty called
date leads me to believe that Bert serious new allegations of il·
Lance, bis family and friends re. legallt.Y.. RibicoU and Percy are
garded the Calhoun First Na· rank.ins members of the Senate
tional Bank as their playpen-to Governmental Atfairs Commit-
be used u they pleased." · tee. which confirmed Lance and
A statement by St Germain. a wbich1s investigating bis adairs
Rhode Island l>emocra~ came as further thls week.
'Thftats, Abase'
Wallace's _Wife
uaves Mansion
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP> -
Gov. George C. Wallace's wife,
Cornelia., moved ·out of the ex·
ecutive mansion today. saying
she can "no longer endure the
vulgarity, threats and abuse."
"I have struggled a long time
to preserve my marriage," Mrs •
Wallace said in a statement.
She saJd she has instructed her
lawyers to "do what is necessary
to protect me," but that she has
''nothing further to say at this
time."
There was no immediate com·
mentfrom the governor.
The Wallaces reportedly have
been having domestic trouble for
some time, and a divorce petition
was drawn in the governor's
name several weeks ago but w as
not filed in court.
A moving van was seen at the
mansion today, apparenUy to
take Mn. Wallace's belongings
to a new home. Mrs. Wallace
d~llned to say where she will
Ii ve except that it will be in
Montgomery.
The untiled divorce petition.
which blamed the marital
troubles on "a complete incom·
patibility of temperament" and
an "irretrievable breakdown of
the marriaa~ •• came to light ear-
ly in August when copies of the
petition were mysteribualy made
avallable to the news media.
~ounty Blr,th Site
Neither Wallace nor bis wife,
was available for comment at
that time, but Elvin Stanton, the
governor's assistant news
secretary, said "there's nothJna
tothat"
hi (~~ntrov:ersy
A .Jehovab'a-Witneu mother
gave birth to a healthy nine-
pound, rour-ounce boy Monday at.
Fountain Valley Community
Ho•pltal after refualni blood
transfusions ordered by a Judie
in Florida.
Linda Oten9Wlkl, 21, of Wt1t
Palm Beach, Fla., underwent a
1ucce11rut CaeaarHD 1eetlon
operadall at 6: 11 •·•!t .._.tal
om ctaJ11ald.
Later. at a news conference,
Wallace said It was a "purely
domestic .. affair.'"
Coas t
p .
Sinks
SWop
SAN P'RAN('IS("() <AP> A
3fHoot •'09P C).ploch•d 1tnd 11ank
.at th~ St.n ?'ranctsco V d<'ht Club,
but Polle~ "•Id tht<Y were unobt.-
to detei-mlne the c-11use of lht
blut. There w~rt no 1njurte1
Police Lt Richard Shippy saJd
ulthough lht' origin of the t•x
1>losion at IJ 10 p m Monday ww.
unknown, San fo'ranc1~co Police
inteU1~e bad beeo alerted
lhroueh ~ell.trees las t week that
the New World UberaUon Front
might bomb yacbta 1n lb• harbor.
He said no •peclal patl'ola bad
been p~~ ln light or the in·
formation, but added that the
marina was part or normal
checks by cnaislng squad cars.
Within the past two weeks, the
NWLF hu struck on four OC·
t·as1ons. including bombings at a
Pacific Gas & Electric substaUon
m Sausalilo and the plush Olym.
pie Club in San Francisco. An un·
detonated de vice outside the
private Pacific Union Club here
was founcf by police and dis-
armed.
"We don 't know If this ex·
plos1on 1s related," Shippy said.
A spokeswoman from the
P eoples' Information Relay,
which has received NWLF com-
muniques in the past, said they
hadn't gotten any information
from any underground revolu-
l1onary groups relating to the ex-
::>losion. ·
The sun.ken ship, the Major 0,
WdS owned by Paul Fisher, 45, an
o p e r ator of the Comstock
Termite and Pest Control Co. A
yacht moored m the adJ a cent shp
was undamaged
Fimeral Rite
Slmedfor
Manin Crane
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday in Costa Mesa for
Martin L. "Joe" Crane, a long.
time local resident who died Fri·
day. Ile was 86.
Serylces will begin at 11 a.m.
at H~r Rest Me morial Park.
A resident or California since
1896, Mr. Crane was a retired
construction foreman and ce·
ment worker. He helped build a
library and gymnasium at UCLA
-and worked on department store
construcllon in Orange County.
He was a m ember of the
Calvary Chapel of Santa Ana and
the Rapt1st Church of Costa
Mesa
A resident of Costa Mesa since
1932, Mr Crane li ved at 319 E.
19th St.
He is survived by his widow.
Emma; sons, Alfred, Cecil and
Lloyd: daughters , Margaret and
V1rg1nia, all of Costa Mesa. and
five grandchildren and nine
grC'at-grachlldren
CM Chamber
To Relocate
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce plans to move il5 of-
fices lo new facilities by Nov 1.
The new offices will be located
al the corner or Baker Street and
Harbor Boulevard.
The chamber will vacate of.
fices it has occupied for 12 years
at583W.19lhSt.
200 Indicted
CAIRO CAP) -Nea=l 200
members or a fanalic rel ious
Moslem sect that kidna and
killed a former cabinet minister,
Sheik Mohammed Zahai, were
indicted Monday on char1es of
joining the society, which sought
lo overthrow President Anwar
Sadat.
DAILY PILOT
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PLANNING UCI COURSES ON HISTORY OF BIRDS
Blotoglat Pitman Out to Give Birders a New Image
Booby Alert
Bird Watcher New Species
By PIUUP ROSMARIN
Of 11• 0•11' l'llel staff
You can dtal a telephone
number in Los Angeles and the
woman who answers will tell you
c heerily, "There was a blue.foot·
t'd booby seen last Wednesday on
the breakwater ut Playa Del Rey."
Or. "The boobies at the Salton
Sea this pas t week were all very
dark birds."
She's not commenting on the
s uspected inte lligence of
Southern Californians, nor their suntans.
She's with the Los Angeles
Audubon Society, a nd the
telephone number 1213·874·1318>
is the society's Rare Bird Alert
number. Anyon.e can call and
find QUl who just flew into town,
bird wise.
An increasing number of
Americans -an estimated five
million of them. arc discovering
the pecUli ar thrills of sighllng the
blue.footed booby, the wandering
tattler , the Am e ri can
oystercatcher. the white-eyed
hummer and a thousand other species.
The image of the bespectacled
pantywais t who lodks like
Truman Cai>Qte trudging thr:ough
the tall ~rass in knickers and
kneesocks is being punched to
birdfeathers by a new species of
birdwatcher.
He's even got a new nilme.
He's a birder, and his sport is
"birding."
Robert L. Pitman, a UC Irvine
research biologist, is one of the
new breed or birder who'll testify
his sport has its rugged side. He
wears a brace from the time he
fell 50 feet from cliffs on Santa
C ruz Is land, fracturing a
vertebra. .
Pitman was counting cor
rnorants at the time.
It broke his back but not his en·
SC Holdup
Try Thwarted
By Minister
A Cceta Mesa minister thwart·
ed a holdup attempt Saturday In
San Clemente when he told two
men hold.Ing a gun on him the
wenpon did not look real.
Rev. Paul Butler told San
Clemente police he was outside
Sebastian's West, a dinner
playbou.se at 140 W. Pico, when
two young men approached him
and asked for matches.
When l)uUer said he had no
matches, the men pulled a cun
and demanded cash, he aaJd. The
mlnistei' told.them the cun didn't
look real to him, and ther could
10 abead Ille! •boot ft.
Instead, they fied, runntnc
south to~ard th1 munlclpal
beach club, Butler Hld. H-.
deacnbed hll auaUanti 11 11 or ~9 )'ean old.
thusiasm for birds.
Pitman will try t o com -
m uni rate some of that en ·
thusiasm through a UC lrvme
Extension course in the natura l
history of birds, which will meet
Thursdays 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.,
Sept. 29, Oct. 6 and Oct. 13.
rn three Saturday field trips
COct. l , 8 and 15) Pitman and
another UG Irvine research
biologist, Paul Kelly, will take
their initiate and experienced
bir;lers where the birds are: Up·
per Newpart Bay and the San
Joaquin marsh.
There's a Channel Islands trip
in October to spot sea birds, Pit·
man's specialty, besides poputa.
tions o( ~rpoises, whales, sea
lions. elephant seals, sharks and
sea turtles.
Fee for the course is $88.50.
"There are few places in the
United States that are notorious
for having lots of bird s pecies ...
Pitman said.
The Orange Coast is one of
them, though most people are
unaware of that.
"That's because you have to go
where they are to see them," Pit·
m an said. Not many birds prefer
the concrete habitats offered by
urban s hopping centers and
highways, tre said .
So Pitman plans to take his stu-
dents to coastal salt marshes,
chaparral, riverside, grassland
and oak woodland.
He hopes to spot such rare
s pecies as the long -tailed Jaeger.
rar~ly seen on the California
coa~ because the Arctic tun-
dra-breeding bird migrates al
high speed and al hiith altitude
In the Channel Islands. on San
Miguel. is the biggest sea bird
population -20.000 birds Is Pit·
man's conservative estimate
from San Francisco to the Mex·
ican border.
His students will staJk Xantus'
Murrelet, a species of small div-
ing birds whose largest colony in
the world may be on Santa
Barbara Island.
There are a hundred resident
s pecies of birds, and several
dozen migrant.a who summered
on the Orange Coast and are
leaving, or who will winter there
and are just coming. Enough,
· that is, to make any birder's
binoculars water.
As ror Pitmen, "It's something
I do naturally, and don 't think
about.
"For others, it's a way of get·
ting 1n touch with lbings around
them."
Boat Craah
flOdyFound
·-
Laguna
'Begging'
M~di/ied
The city of Laguna Beach will
modify Its anti.begging or-
dinance in the face or a federal
court decision in favor of the
Hare Krishna cult which had
challenged the city law on con·
atllutional grounds.
That was the word t<><J.«Y from
City Manager Al The~who said
a new ordinance meeting the
court's requirements should be
ready for City Council considera-
tion~.21 .
U.S. District Court Judge
David W. Wllllams ruled qainst the city Friday in a suit brought
by th~ Society for Krishna
Consciousl)eas aeainst Police
Chief Jon Sparks and Orange
County District Attorney Cecil
Hicks.
Slx Krlshnas who brought the
sult charaed claimed that hand-
ini out leaflets and soliciting
donations Is a part of their pros·
eJytlzlng.
Judge Williams said 1the
municipal code was unconstltu·
tional in allowing a city offlc1aJ
alm05t arbltr~ry power to deny a
permit to anyone he chooses.
The Krishnas, however. had
never l>een denied a permit,
TheaJ said. They had n ever com-
pleted the application form. The
cultists balked at supplying the
financial data sought by the city.
Tbeal said the overturning of
the solicitation law hu broad
consequences for the city.
"Being a resort community,
you could be deluged every sum·
mer with people wanting to
solicit on the beaches, in front of
the festivals and on the streets.
That's why we're concerned
aboutit," he said.
Labor Chief Hit
BLACKPOOL, England CAP)
Three hundred lefC·wing dem-
onstrators, waving their lists
and screaming ''Traitor!" and
"Bosses' Man!" attacked one of
Britain 's moat i nfluen tial
moderate labor union chiefs, Joe
Gormley, in the street Monday.
Gormley is president of the
262,000·member National Union
of Mineworkers I NUM >.
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LISTED IN BRIBERY
Ex..COngreSlmen Hanna
F,...PageAJ
HANNA •• ~
According to the indictment.
Park, Hanna, and two former
directors of the Korean Central
lntellleence Agency consplred
from about l,967 until Dec. 31 .
1975, to bribe members of the
House and Senate for their ac·
tions to promote South Korea's
interests.
The two former KClA directors
-Kim Hyung Woolt. who held
the position between 1963 and
1969, and Lee Hu Rak, who held
the job from 1970 through 1973 -
were also named unindicted
coconspirators.
Hanna played a key role in ad-
vising Park on which members
or Congress should be bti bed and
how thousands of dollars should
be parceled out to them, the in·
dictment said.
Bell said Hanna is n o t
cooperating with the invesUga.
ti on.
-The 30·page indictment was
filled with more than a dozen
names of present and former
members of Congress who re·
ceived money, sometimes in the
form of campaign contributions
from Park.
Asst . Atty Gen. Benjamin
Civiletti said some of those
named are tar~ets of the probe
and some aren t. He declined lo
say who was in which category.
Borrow up to $10,000
Take 10 years to repay
Moslem
~ ~ .. . . .
Sentence.~ .. .
Lengthy:~
WASHJNOTON <AP> -H~an
Moslem leader Hamaas Abdul
Khaalis was sentenced tod~lo
spend 41 lo 123 years ln ptisOl\1or
l'us role as leader ol a 38·hbur
bloody siege thaL lripped thil Cl·
ly last March.
Before the sentencing, Khaalls
said, "I know that whate ver ~~P·
pens here wUJ be the will of ~1-
lah." I
KhaaJis would be 97 years ~d
before he is eligible for parole. '
A second defendant, convlctid
of stabbing two men at B'ILi
B 'rith headquarters, reeeiv~ a
slightly harsher sentence. A~
Adam, 31, was sentenced to~ a
total of 44to138 years in prllon. "
Khaalis and Adam were .,e
first sentenced of the 12 Kanafs
convicted July 23 of seizing thl'fe
build.Inga here -the B 'naJ B'rilh
build.Ing, the JsJamlc 'tenter aid
Washington ·s city hall -add
with taking 149 hostages in an 01·
c1dent that began March 9. :
Ten followers received s~·
lences ranging from 24 years ;to
life . ' Prosecutors ai,ked D (:.
Superior CQurl Judge Nicholas f;.
Nunzio Jr. to hand down stiff Seti·
lences lo show "that tpose w~o
use terror to victimize persoos
do so at the risk of forfeiting their
right ever again to be free ln
society." :
Nunzio sentenced Khaalis lo
five to 1S years in jail on ~
separate ~~ or armed k~-
naping. • ,
However. n\OSt will run c~
currently Only those cou~s
dealing with hostages taken }it
B 'n al B'rith Headquarte1~;.
where Khaalia and six other 1n
held more than 100 hostages. II
run consecutively. Nunzio a o
added an additional one to th~e
years for conspiracy ~
Khaalis also received a ter of
20 years to life for the seco d·
degree murder of a young ra io
reporter killed' at Washingtoil's
city haUjfuHI five to 15 years Tin
prison 1ln ebhnection with ;e s hooting of two othe m en lh e
and for the stabbin' and shooti g
of a man_aiB'ilal B rith. ::
•' However, tl'\' judge set all 1pf
these to run concurren~ly wl~h
the othet-s. !•
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The Annual Percentage Rate is 11.7%
you·re a property owner, the If Newport Equity Funds Team wants to
arrang~ a loan tor you. We re
brokers. We'll find the cash you're looking
for and arrange a loan of up to $10.000 at
10 percent simple annual interest for 10
years .. Of course you may be able to borrow
more (up to $50,000) and shorter terms are
'
available (Js little as 3 years) at a higher
annual ~rcentage rate. And you may be
able to repay up to 20 percent of the
principal in any year without ~nalty, at.
provided by State law. On a $10,000 loan
you'll have 120 monllily payments of $83.JJ
(in terest 011/yJ and a fin al principal
rtpayment of $10,000.
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Wiseonsin
J(ADJSON. Wta <APl -l>an ~ -'.. Are tmcmoa wtaoae erulctam of aexuat
a.nnt.s:hrll!!IW!I~ stirred a move or bta rer.U. fKa lh• end ot a
~ 1ummer tn a 1pedal
elftdaft edneldJl1 q1•nat ftve appoprnta.
.• Jt is tho flnt judklaJ ncall
.aectloo ever 1n Wiaconaln. but
Qe biatorical sl1nlf1cancf' bu
betm ovenhadowed by -voters·
NacUon to the judJe'I\ remllt'k~
JD a teen·qe1exual 1&1saultcase
Stmonson. Apealdna from tht-
• ~
brnch ln May, crlllctied whal h •
ci•lled provocative women'b
C'loUunc and permlJalvo com·
munlt.y atUludn an Madiloa.
.. Ant w 11uppoaed to take an
Impressionable peraon U or 16
yean ol qe who can re1pond to
aomdhln& like lhat and punlsh
that peraon 111everely because
lhoy react. tu 1t normally? ..
Slrnooson uaked.
The comm.-ntK tnf(gered a
wave o( 1>rott-i-t by local
fc-m1nis1' who 111c·kt-ted the
. CASHING IN -· Ann Burnett. who bought 500 copies of
the Memphis Press-Scimitar with coverage of Elvis
Prcslt'y':-. death, has :-.old 20 of them at $25 apiece She
hopes to µ.iy off her hOUl>(' \\llh ht.>r eventual profit--
EIVismania
~Souvenirs Snatched Up
MEMPtns. 1'enn. <AP> Novelty stores, old news paper
back issues and the trees around Elvis Presley's mansion are be-
ing stnpped bare as fans surprised by his sudden death scrounRe
!or mementos in his adopted hometown.
"They are buying anything," said M. P. Anderton, whose
b rother Louis owns a local novelty shop. "We can't keep thinRS In
stock
··ALL T HiS !I'ARTED WHEN HE died and we 're selhng as
soon as we get soi:n.thing in."
T-shirts, polJt~. bumper stickers, key nngs and other
_gewf?awshavefiqodcd the market since Presley's death Aug. 16
There is a demand for copies of his fi lms, copies of his. will
and copies of ti~k"et!tfrom his concerts.
Newspapers from the day he died are rarities. Magazines
and paperback books about Elvis sell out as they reach the
shelves
MORE THAN ONE MILLION copies of special tribute edi-
tions of the Commercial Appeal and the Press-Scimitar have
been sold, and orders are still coming in.
The thousands of fans who come to Memphis to see Presley's
mansion, Graceland. often stretch for a twig or piece of a branch
from a tree.
Fans also clip or pull grass near the Forest Hill Cemetery
mausoleum where Presley was entombed Aug. 18. Flowers,
•which arrive daily at the white marble mausoleum. are almost
immediately snatched up, along with their vases
"I GUESS A LOT OF US, ESPECIALLY around here, took
Elvis for granted." said Jim Godown. owner of T-shirts Interna-
tional ·
· Godown's firm 1s finding 1t increasingly difficult to keep up
with the demand for Elvis shirts ,
··1 think the overall demand for Elvis souvenirs has natural-
ly come because of the death thing,'' Godown said. "We all ex·
peeled him to die an old man and all of a sudden, he was gone."
..
Tueaday, September 6, 1977 DAIL"( PILOT A:J
Voters to Judge I
courthouse wearlni blklnll and
r incoata. The N atlonal
Organization for Women and
other feminist 1roups led a drive
that 1athered 35,000 aignatu:rea
and forced tbe recall
Of Slmonson's five opponents.
femlnlJt lawyer Moria Krueter
and assist.ant family court com-
missioner Daniel Moser appear
to be lhe strongest.
Three other local altomeys,
William Bradford Smith, Robert
Burr and Worth Piper, are in lhe
Holiday
'Follows
The Sun'
By &be Associated Press ·
Holiday revelers followed the
sun to the mountalns and the
Mexican border, shunning'
normally popular beaches where•
dense fog dimmed hopes of a
pleasant Labor Day celebration-
Fog shrouded the Southern
Califorrua coast much of Mon
day, and beaches from Zuma
south to Redondo reported no
crowds larger than 60,000. Even
Santa Monica Beach, which
usually attracts more than a
' million persons on Labor Day,
reported only 60,000.
Temperatures along the
beaches were in the 70s and surf
was running about two feet every
15 seconds, according to the Na-
tional Weather Service ..
About 50 boats ran into dif-
ficulties during the holiday
weekend and were assisted by
the Coast Guard, but no serious
injuries to passengers were re-
ported.
Many holiday travelers return·
ing to Los Angeles International
Airport encountered delays as
several runway were closed due
to fog both Monday and today
The airport reported all runways
operational by 8 a.m. today.
But in mountain resorts,
thousands of campers basked in
s unshine that brought tern
peratures to the 80s. Ranger sta
l10ns reported an overflow ol vis·
itors lhroughbut the Big Beor.
Lake Arrowhead and ldyllwild
areas.
In Baja. at the California-
M ex i co border , a crowd
described as the biggest in years
turned out to celebrate the holi
day.
The 24-&ate U.S. port of entry
along t he Mexican border
between Tijuana and San Diego
was geared for an overflow of
cars, mot.or homes and trucks. A
long line of cars had already
formed by midafternoon, and
authorities said they had a huge
crush of homeward-bound traffic
Monday evening.
Fifty persons died in traffic ac·
c1dents throughout the state as of
6 a .m. Monday, according to the
California Highway Patrol.
Last year 43 persons Jost their
lives on the highway during the
holiday period.
Drunk djiving arrests were
down compared to la.st year, with
t.627 aJTests made as of 6 a.m.
Monday throughout the state
During the same period last
year, 1,837 persons were ar-
rested
Umt,ious NB
Woman Little
Too Cautiom
Newport Beach patrolmen
George Stavropoulos and Jim
Coe said they really didn't pay
much attention to the car that
stopped behind theirs Sunday
night on Balboa Boulevard.
The policemen were busy quea·
tioning the driver of what they
suspected was a stolen car. They
said they assumed lhe driver was
attracted by the patrol car's
noshing lights and pulled In to
ask a question.
But when more than 10 minutes
went by without that driver
emerging. the officers got
curious and went to lnve1U1ate.
They said they found a 43-year-
old Ne"1)0t"t Beach woman wait.
log patU!:nUy. They u ked her
what she wanted and 1be replied:
"Not.bing, thuk you. I'm Just
waltbC for um yellow light. to tum ireeo so I eatt 10 home."
The· woman wu booted for
drlvinl under tho lnflalDce ol alcohol. Tbe nspeci.4 ear Wet'
WU booked. too.-
race.
Simonson has said be bas no
Idea bow well he'll do.
City Clerk Eldon HQel refused to predict tbe turnout for lhe vot·
Ing, which also features a con·
troversial Madison rent control
referendum.
Simomon said the'\>rinciple of
"'1lether he should be recalled
was at issue, rather than the
nature of his comments. He re-
fused to participate in some can-
didate forums and refused to
answer newsmen's questions
about his qualificat.iou.
The Incumbent emphasized
what he called his constitutional
protections of free speech. He
said transcripts showed be never
penooally took the poJition that
rape was a normal r-eaction, and
accused opponents of diverting
public Ol)inion from what be ac-
tually said. .
The recent release of the court
transcript focused more atten-
tion on Simonson 's remarks.
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\ Michael and Steven Davis of Royal Oak, Mich., make a
point with the judges in the Look Alike Twins contest at
the Michigan State Fair in Detroit. The pair won
honorable mention
Building Blocked
At Kent State Gym
WASHINGTON (APJ -·U.S.
Supreme Court Justice WiWam
J . Brennan blocked today for the
time being construction of a
gymnaaium at Ken t State
University on the site where Na·
tional Guardsmen seven years
ago killed four Vietnam war pro-
testers.
BreMan, the second member
of the nation's highest court to
consider the Kent State case.
said the start of construction
should be postponed until un-
iversity-officials respond to a re-
quest by construction opponents
that no gymnasium be built.
''It is ordered that the issuance
of the mandate of the 6th U.S.
Court of Appeals be stayed pend·
ing the filing of a response to the
application and further order of
Brennan or of the court," Bren·
nan's brief decision said.
Justice Potter Stewart. the
circuit justice w ho usually
handles urgent matters for the
high court coming from the
judicial circuit which includes
Ohio, refused Saturday to delay
the construction.
A group calling itsetr the May
4th Coalition then went to Bren·
nan, as it is allowed lo do under
Supreme Court rules.
A U.S.. District Court CJrder
barring construction of t he
building near the site where the
protesters died and nine olher
persons were wounded May 4,
1970, was to expire today.
Coalition members bad a brief
confrontation at the Kent campus
with police at a rally Monday.
The protesters plugged their
public address system into a
dormitory outlet, but police
promptly unplugged it.
Rally leaders then went to
another part of the building for
power and established a human
c hain to try to keep police away.
However, police outflanked
them by cutting off the building 's
main power supply. Robert
Malone, head of the campus
police. said the power was cut
because .. the rally was not ap-
proved or recognized, and the
campus was closed."
The speakers went ahead with
their addresses to the crowd of
200anyway.
Later, the coalition posted
what it called a "people's perm a
nent injunction.. against the
gymnasium and also agains t
what was described as police
harassment.
In addition, the 15-Y.,N>ld boy
·involved in the case wu taken in-
to custody and charged with de-
•linquency once again, this time
in connection wit.tl t,be theft ol a
bicycle. He was se-.td,Juvenile
detention home just. six day.s
before the election.
At the dispositJon beefi.nJ in
May, Simonson toUowed the
recommendation o' social
workers and ordered the youth to
spend a year at home under court
supervision.
30A.cres
CharretJ,
By8laze
A massive firefighting effort
that involved use ot 'four aerial
tankers held a brush fire in the
eastern end of Silver~do Canyon
m check Monday.
By lhe time ~ounty firemen
doused the blaze, 30 acres had
been blackened by what in·
vestigators said today was "prb·
ably a man-caused fire that
could have been much worse."
A fireman injured m a fall
down a rocky embankment was
<1irlifted from the canyon for
treatment of injuries at Missian
Community Hospital.
Officials today described those
injuries as bumps and bruises
but said x-rays were taken as a
precautionary measure.
According to county fire of·
ficials, the canyon fire was re-
ported at6:06 a.m.
By 10 a.m. the blaze reportedly
was contained in a massive effort
involving 29 engines, four fire
line crews. four aerial tankers.
two bulldozers and two emergen·
cyrnedical crews.
The county firefighters were
aided m that display of mountain
firefighting power by engine un·
its from Santa Ana, Tustin and
Orange, county officials said_
Of the 30 acres charred by the
blaze, 25 were in Cleveland Na-
tional Forest and tho remaining
five were in unincorporated
county territory.
One official said the fire area
was immediately adjacent to a
larger area that had burned last
year.
Cr•h Victim
Identified
As HB Driver
A 2J.ycar-old driver killed in a
high-speed traffic accident Fri
day evening 50 miles east of San
Diego has been 1dent1fied as
Jesus Guzman Chavez of Hunt·
sngton Beach.
An officer with the California
Highway Patrol in San Diego
said that Chavez' car plunged 120
feet off an embankment on In·
terstate 8 near the s mall town of
Boulevard.
Chavez, of 228 Chico St., was
rushed lo the El Cajon Valley
Hospital where he was pro·
nounced dead on arrival.
He was traveling at about 90
miles per hour and passing traf.
fie on the shoulder of the highway
shortly before the fatal accident,
the CHP said.
He was alone and there were
no other in.Juries. the CHP added
Just $32.45 (one way) from Orange County airport.
Sunjet Tours and special fares for famllles and groups, too.
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Jot 'A Dead Martyr'
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Tom
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Teen Sniper Kil/,s Man, Then Self
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IUCKY TIC'KV POLITIX: Ron
t 'ordov.-. tht.' Ocmocrat1c ai.
'''m hi~ man "ho rl'presents' o
'jSl :-t•t.:nll'nt 11f nur roast al re
~111n. h.t!> Ju't l>t.•t·n handed a dl'
ht·1ous opportunity for pohUcal
m aneuvennl(
l'ordova achieved this
m arvt'lous chance by getllng
h1msctr attacked on the Ar.
st·mbly floor JUSt lhc Other day by
one or tus o 'O party's biggies
As::.emhlyman Willie Brown. the
Democrat from San Frnnc1sco
At issue "as a measure called
St.>nate Bill 164, which had been
touted as a tax relier measure It
"ould nrrer ('(•rtmn rt' be.ates to the
taxpayer
Wilh«.' Brown was all out and
1mpas:.ioned for passage or this
one
CORDOVA WASN'T. lie saw 1t
.• , a tax sham rather than a relief
measure. II<' ;ind Assemblyman
Oennis Mangers of Hunlmgton
Be ach ended up as the only two
Uemocrals 1n the Assembly to
vote against the measure.
It passed the assembly. 57 to 18
hut then got dumpt•d by the state
senate, 23 to 15.
Anyway, Cordova attacked the
measure on the Assembly
floor as a political decep
tion, orrerini:: ()nly a short-range
tax relief wh1l<' failing to address
major tax reform questions
Tax rl'batcs would have been
paid from stat<' s urpluses. which
Cordova n .·as ons only exis t
because the people are overtaxed
m th<' first plac<'.
Clearl:., Cordova may C'arry
:he Democratic Party label but
he sounds like h.e hovers near
Barry Goldwater on the con·
serval1 ve scale.
So he got V<'rbally whacked by
W1lh<> Brown. out on his charger
Brown mdt>ed labeled Cordova a
t·onscrvative and then declared
that anybody who would vote
against the bill demonstrated
"the highest form of insensitivity
and stupidity "
STRO!'liG WORDS from W1ll1c.
in flaying a fellow Democrat.
Brown i!> r eputed not to be
mu<'h of a fr1('nd of Or<.inge Coun
ty anyway. v1t·w1ni:: ;.ii mos t
.inyth1ng nr any body assot1ated
with our n ·i.:1o:i "'1th enormous
!>uspicion.
Thus Brown . in hi s
'1tupl•rall\'t' assaull upon our
asscmhlyman's brampower. has
perhaps unwittingly handed
Cordm a a !>J>ll'nd1d political op·
portumty
You S<'e. Cordova's 74th As-
c,embly District 1s weighted so
heavily with Republican voters
that it li sts Lo the right.
Cordova 's victory in that dis·
t rict last November is already
lt'g<'nd.
I le puJll'd off the upset stunner
\Vhen the GOP vote was horribly
l>P'\L between faltering candidate
Jim Sll'mons and write-in can
didatc Marion Bergeson
Now Mrs Uergeson has taken
,, running start at Cordova. She
has stepped down from her
N<'"port-Mes a s chool district
hoarcl post and has already an·
nounced for the Republican
primary race next June.
But meanwhile, Cordova has
C'learly established himself as a
<'Onservative in Democratic
doth. lie has been verbally as-
saulted by o n e of the top
Democratic liberals in
!:iacramento.
SO WHAT HAPPENS if
Cordova should abruptly an-
nounce he can no longer work
within the Democratic majority?
So he switches parties and runs
as an incumbent next time in the
GOP primary.
That could make it a real horse
race
(;llAttUYrTE, NC IAP> A
~wui.Uku-wc11rlnK . white high
~chool jwuor who turned an Ml
t·arbme on 11 crowd of blacks at a
l.ubor Uuy 111tn1c, killing one
man Wld woundrnK three other
peoplt: before k1lllng himself.
was "daffy about World War JI, ·
one of his teachers said
Police withheld the identity of
the gunman who fired ut some
200 picnickers Monday while
they were on an annual gathering
at the Jonesville African
Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church.
BUT THE Charlotte Observer
today identified the youth as
Kenneth Wilson, 17, who at-
tended Ea.,M~cklenburg f{jgh School.
Acquaintance of the youth
verified th g man's identity
Police said Oday a note was
found on the gunman's body
Mecklenburg County police
s aid the gunman stood about 40
feet from a softball field where
some of the picnickers were play
.. .,.Ang and bcKan fmng the carbine
without warning about3 p.m .
The gunman fired 11 s hots as
the picnickers hit the dirt and
grass, striking four persons,
police said
THE GUNMAN then put a
bullet through his throat. police
Utt Ott
\'oyagl'r I bla~ls off from
Cape Canaveral early Mon-
<l ay morning e n route to
planets .Jupiter and Saturn
Voyager 1s part two of twin
space probes, a S500 million
project, expected to provide
in format ion on the solar
system . Its twin sister was
lauched Aug. 21. The pair
will send information back to
eatlh.
!l&ld. Lottie Carothers, organl~r
of the picnic. s aid she saw
Hoosevclt Davis fall from a chest
wound. Davis. 29, of Charlotte.
died about 20 minutes after being
taken to a hospital.
"I heard a shot and saw that
boy <Davis> fall backwards." she
s<.1id. "They (members of the
church> told us to get down, get
down. Whoever 1t was just kept
shooting."
"At firs t I thought it was a
plane, but it kept going barn.
barn, barn," said Mrs. Willie F
Pierce of Charlotte, one of the
pie knickers.
Witnesses said the assailant
wore a light green military shirt.
light brown military trousers and
military boots On his left arm
was a red armband with a black
swastika ma white circle.
NO ONE COULD offer any
mol1ve for the shooting or ex·
plain why tht· youth wore a
swastika
In Raleigh. the head of· North
C<.1r0Lina's Na1.1 party. Harold
Covington. 23, !>Uld today of the
sniper's uttack "We don't con
done il. but wo don't condemn 1l
either
"We don't ask our men to go
out and diem some kamikaze ac-
tion. We'd rather this guy had
chosen to ltve aod get involved
al·tivcly I'd rather have a
live a ctivist than a dead
martyr."
Jo Anne Terry. 28. of Charlotte
Discotheque
Fire Bombing
Injures Nitre
WASlllNGTON (AP 1 A f1rC'
bomb was hurled into a crowtletl
Washington discotheque late
:\tonday, touching off a bluzc that
in;ured at least nine people and
l(•ft the bar area 1n a mass of rub
bit'. police said
Two people were crit1c::ill y in·
JUred as dozens of patrons fll'tl
from th<' mght club. ~ome burn
mi.: and choking in what wit
n«.'sses d<'scribcd as a scene of
screamml! panic
THREt.: MEN who had been
as ked to leave the Shepherd Park
Hestaurant earlier m the evening
apparently "came hack and
bombed the place," su1d Capl
M aurir'! McDonald of the Dis
tract of Columbia Police Depart
m cnt.
Police said approximately 80
customers and a dezen employes
were inside the restaurant when
the fire bombing occurred short
l y after 10 p .m Wh e n
firefighters a r r1ve<l . tn t'
restaurant wus "a "'all o f
fl<tme.' s aid one fire official
Firemen extinguished the blaze
within 30 minutes
ONE WJTNF.SS s aid s h e
noticed the front door being
opened, heard gloss shattering
and then "fire was all over the
place ." Another said "it went up
like a firerrackcr "
A fire department mvesti$lator
said the incenrt1ary device ap·
parenlly was a bottle rilled with a
fla mmahle liquid . probably
gasoline.
WITNESSES SAID the f1rC'
erupted about 45 minutes after
three men were asked to leave
The reason for the request was
not immediately clear, police
s~ud
According t.o an employe of the
go-go club, the trio had given
club bouncers "a hard time"
before they Jert.
Police said early today that
they were searching ror the three
men.
Cold Front Brings Bain
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Tornado Spotted Near Miaaouri Tmm
Tl!9~ature•
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was m intensive care and listed
m cnucal condition early today
at Presbyterian HospltaJ where
she underwent surgery Monday
mght. Joseph Walker Jr .. 29, of
Charlotte was an satislaclory
cond1t1on with a foot wound.
while Larry Eugene Smith, 15,
was treated for a leg wound and
ml eased.
Jerry Lewis'
Telethon Nets
$26.8 Million
LAS VEGAS, Nev CAP> A
television audience estimated•at
85 million people contributed
toward a total of $26.8 million in
the 221rl·hour Jerry Lewis Labor
Day mus cular dys trophy
teleth<'!1.
"This fantastic result proved
once again that until we find a
cure for muscular dystrophy, the
public w111 never let us down," an
t>lated Lewis said Monday as the
tot<' board s how ed final
l<'lephone pledges were $5.1
million ahead of last year
LAST VEAR'S telephone
pledges were $21.7 million, but a
total of S22.5 million was collect·
ed. the Muscular Dystrophy As-
sociation said.
"Telethon '77" -Lewis' 12th
telethon for muscular dystrophy
was broadcast over a network
of 213 stations in the continental
United States, Alaska, Hawaii.
G uam, Puerto Rico and Canada
Singer Frank Sinatra appeared
by himself this year, unltke last
y ear when h e brought Dean
Martin for the first Martin and
I .ew1s reunion since the comedy
<luo broke up
JOHNNY CARSON also ap
peared for the first time in
s everal year:.. along with singers
Englebert Humperdink. Connie
Stevens, Eartha Kitt and the
Count Basie Band, which Lewis
conducted
Actor Charlton Heston and
other s tars also gave videotaped
urescntations. The telethon was
c o -hosted b y a c tors Cl)ad
Evt>rrett, David Hartman and Ed
McMahon.
"It's those wonderful people
out there watching that pick up
their phone!. . . that make that
final figure on the tote board
possible." Lewis said
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Bloodied Victim
Police rc·mov{' u man. bleeding lrom head wound,
following a rail~· b~· the Ku Klux Klan in Columbus.
Ohio, Monda~ V1olcnce broke out after the Klan left the
c:~pilol steps and police began to disperse the more than
:>OO pers on!-. in the C'rowd . mostly anti-Klan dem-
onstrator:-.
Hurricane 'Babe~
Spawm, Tonuuloes .
NEW ORLEANS <AP l -Tornadoes and heavy rains tossed out
by u slowly dying Hurricane Babe, downgraded to a tropical
depression. plagued inland towns today as the storm moved north
and allowed coastal residents lo return to thelr relatively WI·
dama~ed hom es ,_
Fort'caster!> pre<licted more tornadoes as ~Je storm moved into
Mis sissippi. and tornado watches and some wa(nings were posted in
M1s s1ssipp1 . Alabama and Florida
l.'l ITS SLOW TREK through Louisiana on Monday, the low-
JHHH•red storm took no h ves, despite a dozen tornadoes that raced
thrrnll'h arPas north of Lake Ponchartrain.
Twisters damaged houses m Hammond and Ponchatoula.
lll'a \y rains flooded s treets an both towns, and parts of
Pont hatoula 's main thoroughfare was under two reet of water.
In Pass Christian. Miss .. which bore the brunt or the killer Hur·
ric<inl' Camille as it slammed into the coast in 1969, a tornado ripped
up th<' roof and damaged six class rooms in an unoccupied elemen-
tary -.c hool The tornado inflicted an estimated $500,000 in damage.
TnltF.E TWISTERS were sighted in western Florida, but none
touched down
lfabc \\as demoted to a tropiral depression Monday afternoon
by the ti~e 1t was 70 mil<'S west or New Orleans. The storm's highest •
s us tamed winds were about 74 miles per hour --the minimum for a
s torm to he called a hurricane · when it hit shore, and the wind'$
quickly s lowed down as 1t moved inland in the pre-dawn hours Mon-
day
· Kitchen Help .•
, YOu Can Count On
You can count on the· Wednesday food pages or the Daily Pilot to·help
you if you're counting calories. stretching food dollars or simply
hunting for recipe ideas for f amity or guests.
A host of consumer tips and menu su11estlon& to help you subtract
kitchen time while adding to eatln1 enjoyment, come to you in each
week's People Section .
Food is news this year. Keep up with the latest on nutrition, &horta1es,
prices. new markets and cooklng trends by turning to the Wednesday
People section.
To make the most of what you buy or erow for your dlnn~ table, count
on the food pages of the Wednesday .
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:'4; 2 Dead
ESC'ONDl DO <A P > The 1ovrce ol 11naper bullet»
that k111ed two motorcycUau and wounded their
pasaen&tl"\ nn a fruway ba.fned lnvesUi•tora to-day
Apparent I)' no one hut the ltllltir l!IDW the shooting Monday
A C'Br with three occupants went "Oylne by"
!\l't'otld:. alttr the abootine. motorists reported. But
outhoriuei. u 1d the shot.a could have been fired
from the roadside
THE SOL 'THBOUND MOTORCYCLISTS were
tied as they went over " ril!le in Interr.tate 15.
otorbt.:a ~hlnd them came upon the sprawled
kei and vicllma lyme across the road
• Raymond L Smith. 26, ot El Cajon was deDd .
ersoo Richard Morns, 29, of Spnne Valley
theut or San Diego, died 21 2 hours later tn
omar Memorial Hospital.
; ~ED IN SERIOUS CONDITION after un·
~rgoing su.rg-:ry late Monday night was Moms·
e Dolores. Smith's wife, Diane, was treat.ed at
~omar Hospital and released.
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Slaooting l'fcti•
Howard GreC'n recuperates in Mission
Emergency I losp1lal. He is one of the v~c
t1ms after three masked gunmen burst tn·
to a San Francisco Chin atown restaurant,
killing five and wounding 11 others. A
S25,000 r eward was offered in the case to-
dav.
~Crime's a Lifestyle'
Study Recommen& Earlr I rriprisorunent
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LOS ANGELES <AP l Cri me is a lifestyle for
some people and they should be imprisoned when
they are young and most likely to break the law, a
~tudy by the Rand Corp. suggests.
In a study released Monday, 49 California in-
mates convicted of armed robbery said s tiffer 'en-
tences, stricter parole supervision or the threat of
being caught would not have deterred them from
returning to their criminal lifestyles.
"I remember working a dry cleaners once -I
had nothing in common with those people,·· said one
prisoner. "I was anxious to get back with my own
kind. I deliber ately got myself busted when things
got too bad.'' The prisoner said he only knew how to
function in jail.
Gas E qlosf on Kiib /tfa11
NEW CUYAMA <APJ -A moving van that
drovt: through" vapor cloud leaking from a natural
gas lane sparked an explosion and raging fire Mon·
Burglar Hit
LOS ANGEL~S <AP> · A burglar who was
~ught in the act .at the Bel-Air mansio_n of hotel
m agnate Conrad Hilton left behind a trail of blood
as he fl ed in a hail of bullets. police say.
Investigator$ s'ald Monday that the intruder ap-
parently was wounded when a private security
guard fired five s hots as the man escaped into the
bushes. The security guard was alerted by a silent
alann.
Hilton, 89, and his family --asleep upstairs
were startled awake by the gunfire but were not
directly involved in the incident, said police Sgt.
Bob Lowrey
Murders 'Triggered'
LONG BEACH CAP J
A $40 theft which led to
,. the arrest of a Long
'-Reach man apparently
: triggered the weekend
, s hooting death:'! of four
; persons. including a 3·
~ year·old girl, police said
1 today .
Pamcly Cade, 30, was
entertaining guests Sun·
day when three m en
burst into her apartment
and began blasting away
with a s hotgun. police
said.
Mrs. Cade and guests
Christal Baxter. 23, and
Luther Larry Evens. 32,
all of Long Beach were
killed. Her d aughter,
Chinue, 3. died Monday
at St. Mar y's Hospital.
day. c rl(l~y burning one man and killing his
brother, autho ri ties said.
---------Flames towered 500
[ •'-T-'TIC:' ) feet in the air as Arco
., • .t1 1 c., crewmen worked to cap
the pipelines that led
rrom a compression plant. Three nearby ranches in
northeast Santa Barbara County were evacuated as
flames destroyed the moving van and engulfed a
perimeter extending 400 feet from the pipes.
Wa.anNabf»ed torS•"flflU,.
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Customs agents and the
San Ysidro border station arrested an unidentified
woman for invest1gat1on of smuggling some 800,000
a mphetamine pilll> an to the United States .
Harley Carter , customs supervisor. said the ar·
rest Monday came when a van was stopped and the
palls were discovered as at was about to cross the
border from Mexico
$00,000 A.ID SET
SACRAMENTO <APl
· The Caliro rnia
Highway Commission
has voted to spend
$80,000 to help long.toed
Santa Cruz salamanders
-eight years after
building a highway over
part of their habitat.
The salamander pond
at Valencia Lagoon near
Aptos in Santa Cruz
County was damaged by
widening or Highway 1.
The long.toed Santa
Cruz salamander is list·
ed as a rare and en-
dangered species by the
U.S. Department of the
Interior.
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I Killed, Cop
Hort in Melee
LONG BEACH (AP) -Th1rteen people have
been arrested for lnveaUcation of murder in a
melee durtn1 which a plainclothes police offlcer
was shot, slashed and stabbed and a 2l·year·old
Gardena man was shot to death, police say.
Officer William Penhollow, 39, a nine-year
veteran of the police force, was reported in satisfac-
tory condition Monday with cuts and bruises. at St.
Mary Medical Center . Hospital officials said he was
saved from death because his badge deflected the
bullet fired at him.
KJLLED WAS PAUL GONZALEZ of Gardena.
who was shot five~i s by an officer Identified only
as 0 . Montgome . Montgomery had graduated
fromthe police ac C:lemy only two days before.
Police s,t. Howard Jenkins gave account ot the
incident:
Penhollow and his partner. Mark Hanson.
respooded to a disturbance call Sunday and found
two men struggling in a car. As the men fled and
Hanson chased one of them, several other men at-
tacked Penhollow wilb razor blades and knives.
ONE OF THE MEN ALLEGEDLY grabbed
Penbollow'a pistol and tired at rum, but the buUet
was deflected by the badge and creased the of·
ficer's rlb cage. . .
Al that point, Montgomery and a fourth ?fflcer
arrived. While the fourth officer wres tled with ~he
man who s hot Penhollow, Gonzalez allegedly point·
ed a gun at the struggling om cer and Montgomery
opened fire, police said.
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PUt a Real Limit
Ori:' ·the Politicians
' " 11
L• Y'kllf 1 county Grand Jury aald fleeted county of·
f1c1ala ~n·t vote on tauee affecting th.e flnanclat well-
b~ung of tnas. who give them hefty campaign contrfbutlone
Tho "'ty drew the donatk>n ttne at $250 and hid oftlclala
'heOld be made to retrain tor four yeara from voting on Issues
where the .ntorests of donoraof that much or more ls at stake.
As'm1ght be expected. Orange County'• tlve aupervlsora
d1dn t agree with the jury'• recommendation.
Son)ewhot lamely, supervllOrl uld In their recent reply to
ftle Jury~ ttldn't know It the Board of Supervleort hu the
legal mu,lpt~ to say who can a'ld cannot vote.
Tilecla. might be some con1titutlonal merit In that argu-
ment But It blaa the p(Hnt. wrnn Ule.Grand Jury uid was that the public has grown
weary~t dllcredited Orange County pollt~~I system that
casts · lroldera in Jhe role of dollar aeel<era with their ·
hands antly out for any bucks that might tall their way.
It tloes (lO good for supervisors and other elected officials
to in5'st their judgment is not swayed by heavy political dona-
tions.
The ilHated political careers of Or. Louis Cella and other
county poli'tical financial bosses in recent years say
o therwise.,
So. su~rvisors should not simply d1sm1ss the Grand
Jury's recom'mendation as impractical. Nor should they re-
turn to their hypocrisy of 1975 when they proposed political
campaign reform and did nothing.
What supervisors should do is work with sincerity to find
a method to return credibility and Integrity to Orange County
politics.
Educational Quality I
A recent report that freshmen entering American colleges
this month will have the lowest scholastic aptitude scores In
51 years of testing comeS'as no surprise.
The slze of the drop is not great -less 'than one
percent -but the continuing downward trend xear after
year is cause for deep concern.
More important. it ought to put to an end the defense of-
fered by too many educators, that the tests are somehow test-
ing the wrong things. Or that the Vietnam War is somehow
to blame. Or loss of family identity. Or whatever.
On the other hand, a good many educators have been de-
eply concerned about this trend for a number of years. It's
about time they had more than lip service support from their
colleagues, from parents and from students.
Speaking of students, it is disheartening to have the Stu-
dent Lobby representing the University of California students,
fighting strengthened admission standards for the University
of California. The faculty senate had endorsed a program that
would require entering freshmen to have the addltlonal year
of high school Eng If sh composition. and it would have placed
more emphasis on entrance tests than on Increasingly mean-
ingless high school grade averages for admission.
What the 5'udent Lobby Is saying Is that it would prefer to
see the system continue to erode academically rather than to
face up to the neoessaty corrective action with its attendant
• problems in insuring minority students a fair shot at getting
mtoUC .
This is a mixture of shortsightedness and the inevitable
mafaise of lobbying groups who become addicted to wielding
pow8' for power's sake.
If the strength of this country, as we ell are so fond of say-
ing -and as history appears to have confirmed-relates to
the quality of our educational system, it's about time for the
ordinary citizen who's paying the education bills to stand up
and demand quality.
• Opinions expressed ln the si>aee above are those of the Oafty Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. RHdercomment is Invited.
Boyd I D evil
ByL.M.BOYD
When Johann Gutenberg,
the inventor of movable type,
was taking his first load of
printed books to market,
inspectors couldn't figure out
why they all were exactly
alike instead of each slightly
different as handlettered
books would be. ''The work d
the Devil! .. they cried. or
words to that effect. Clever
rascal, that Johann. Picked
the right book for his first job.
Would the Devil, said he, turn
out a cartload of Bibles? They
let him pass.
Gravity or the sun is so
much greater than that of the
earth that a 160-pound man
there would weigh over two
tons. Briefly.
It's common knowledge
that the noise most likely to
wake up a sleeping mother is
the crying of her baby. But
what noise most re1dlly
awakens a man? So inquires
another customer. That, too,
has been tested. It's the men·
tion of his own name.
Do you remember why
trousers are called panta7
Follow this: Patron Saint or
Venice was Saint Pantaleone.
Venetians generally,
thettfore. came to be known
as Pantaleones. A stock
character in Italian comedies
was a clowning Venetian who
wore odd trousers which were
dubbed pantaloons. still
another reference to that
patron saint. And pants
evolved out of that.
Q. "Where'd the word '1'i·
ble' come from?"
A. A Greek word meaning
"the books."
Before William Harvey
figured out blood circulation
about 360 some odd years ago,
people thought thelr blood
washed back and forth like
ocean tides.
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Charles McCabe
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Irrigatio n Not a Dry Suhj ec~
Once, J don't know quite bow, I
found myaell covering an in·
ternational confertnce on the
riparian rigbta of the Danube
river states. The question before
the cooference wu who owned
water LI money, water ls the
m01t import.ant thins on earth lf
you do not have ll. Sex is nothln&
compared to this need.
keep rights alive. The arab·
water s11tem also works
powerfully against allocating
waterwbere it is most needed.
' what waters that 1m1ated the
area.
Tber, is an important dJf.
fereoce between the Danube re-
gion, and most of the rest of the
world. tor that matter, and
Calilomla and tbe We.tern stat.es
of America. Jo the American
West undersrouncl water ls as
important usurface water, as so
mucb ol our ....-Sculture ls based
INCREASINGLY, there is a
growing body of opinion that con·
siders water is a public resource.
Naturally this view Is pretty hot
al this moment of profound
drought in Northern Calllomia.
The view was expressed suc·
cinctly in 1974 by Ronald B.
Roble. director of the State
D&partment of Water Raources:
now. under the chairmanship of
Donald R. Wright. the recently
retired chief justice of the Stale
Supreme Court. The hearings
have attracted almost no atten-
tion because riparian rights are,
at the moment, urusexy .
THERE'S gofug lo be a helluva
fight over all this. It is well
known that the agenda ot the
water commission conslsta not
only in bringing order to an
ainQlllPbous frontier code ot laws,
but tn actually soclaU&inc to
some de&ree ·what bas tradi·
tionally beeen considered private
property. The water lobby la pre-
dicatably-well, upset.
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More preciaely, riparian rigbt.s
embody the ancient doctrine that
surface water
for flehing
and agri-
culture and·
all other
uses belongs
f rimarlly to
andowners a l o n g
streams.
For sheer
tbeologizing,
and complexity of structure, I
have never been involved in a
more complicated bit of report·
ing, unless it was the hugger·
mugger involved in the financing
of the rapid transit systems of
New York City. a subject of nota-
ble density.
THE LANGUAGE involved in
riparian rights is so obese and
unmanageable. I suspect.
because the matter is so impor-
tant -water is lite and death.
Paul Harvey
-on irrigation by means of
arUficial ditches and channels.
OVD THE YEUS In this
area an Informal code bu been
worked out about tbe owoenbip
of water. Though it over-
aimpllfies the matter. water
belongs in perpetuity to the fll'St
persao who grabs It. This means,
essentially, that agribusiness
owns California's water.
That ownership is protected by
one of the most powerful lobbies
in Sacramento, the Association
of Callfomia Waler Agencies,
which benefits 260 groups of
beneficiaries of lbe old grab-•
wattrsystem.
This system has grave
shortcomings. It is known, for in·
stance. that owners draw water
from rivers and wells simply to
"Water ls a public resource.
Theref.ore, the traditional con·
ceptloo that a water fight b a
property ri&ht subject to
minimal governmental regula·
tion must be changed so that a
right to use water is created by
the stale acting in the public in·
terest."
Governor Brown has said "the
<water) Jaw we have now is
archaic -it baa disincentives to
careful water conservation."
Early this year he created a com-
mission of lawyers and water ex-
perts to see what useful changes
might be made in the old grab-it·
and·run system.
The commission is holding
meetings in Sacramento right
The water lobby bu as much
clout as any group in Sacramento
seeking to make new laws or pre-
serve old,. ones. The wirter re·
formers, too, have considerable
support, ·and it is.growing. A re·
cent State Ap~Uate Court opi-
nion held that the State Appellate
Court opinion held thal the state
constitution "abjures the waste
of water and seeks its conserva-
tion in the interest or the state•s
entire population.••
This is low.profile stuff. It is
also, substantively, just about
the most daring thing Jerry
Brown has undertaken in his
term as governor.
Our Guests Don't Behave Like Guests ·
When the United Stat.ea elected
t 'ted Nations it was
assumed that
these foreign
''guests''
would always
be on their
best behavior.
In the years
s ince.
however. the
wortd•s
backward na·
lions have
come to dominate the General
Assembly -and many brou.&ht
with them their backward ways.
Last year three can registered
to Idi Amin 's Ugandan Mission in
the United States collected 1, 781
traffic tickets in eleven months
-and ignored them.
A foreign diplomat can come
and go -into and out of our coun·
try -carrying cash, drugs or
stale secrets ln hia luggage -
and there is not a thing we can do
about it.
A FOREIGN diplomat living in
the United States can ignore bis
bills, Jet his dog bite tbe
neighbors. He can injure and
even kill people with his
automobile -and there's not a
thing we can do about it. ·
And not only are diplomats
beyood the reach of our laws but
their wives and children are also
-and even the housemaids in
J ack Anderson
their embassies! ,
No other nation in the world
treats international emissaries
as leniently as do we.
Indeed, bard pressed as New
York City is to pay its bills, the
city st.ill must spend more than
two million dollars a year to pro-
tect these visitors -while they
ignore some two hundred
thousand traffic tickets each
year.
A GENERATION ago it wu
the .. Ugly American .. who
sometimes made himself un-
popular and unwelcome over-
seas. But nowhere did we expect
to flatmt the laws of a host nation.
Newsweek magazine remem-
bers when a cultural attacbe at
the Panamanian Embassy ran a
red light in 1974 -crashed into
the car of a Dr. Halla Brown -a
62-year-old clinical professor of
m ediclne at George W ubingtoo
University.
The impact damaged Dr.
Brown•s spine. turned her into a
permanent quadraplegic. Her
"AMY? ••• COVLDYOUSTEPINBEREAMJNUTE,HONEY! ..
medical bills 'bave totalled a
quarter million dollars and so far
she still requires round·the-clock
nursing. 1
Panama's Ambassador offered
his coodohmces; nothing else. Diplo~C immunity WU ln·
tended to protect diplomats from intimida~ by the host eovem·
ment.1b1t ls important.
Jn "undemocratic .. countries
our own diplomata might be sub-
jected to harassment under local
news or kangaroo courta.
(
8111' 1'1118 experience of Dr.
Brown .••
And the deatb or a young boy
last year who .was run over by tbe
chauffeur of the Senegalese Em-
bassy ... 1
These incidents have fmally
motivated our Con1reu to • modify the Act of 1790. If that bill
passes the Senate this Fall our
guests are going to be tauaht
some manners.
Top diploqiats will retain
criminal and civil immunity -
but not ~euer embassy
employ=and not their ser-vants. e bill will require
every m of the diplomatie
community to carry liability ln-·
surance .
This will not cllp their wings
but, as United States protocol
chief Erin Dobelle says, "It will
require that they answer for
what they do.'•
~grants F~d Way to WeHare ·Rolls Quickly
W ASlUNGTON -Buried in
State Department documents is
evidence that a high percentage
of immigrants start collecting
welfare checks soon after they
arrive -despite advance
pledges to keep off the weUare
rolls.
About 400,000 immiifants pour
lnlo this country every year.
They are ad·
mttted only
after their u .s. sponsors
certify they
won't become
public
charges. Yet
a I a r g e
number hard·
ly get settled
in the United
States before they apply for re· ,
llef. The cost to the federal, st.ate
and city 1overnments ia
enormous. · SQme 80,000 immierants. as a
case study, flock to the United
States from the PblUpplnes each
year. The U.S. embauy bas re-
ported to the State Dept. that ton·
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T~httat Lorp~:
• Just as the tonaue cannot
taste itaelf and the eye cannot see
itaell. so the mind cannot know•
itself; introspection l1 a futile
pursuit. for we come to realise
who and what we are only by our
reJaUorw with other1. ,
• An.y rell&lon that tcnora or
rejeetl the nndln1• of modem
sclenllllc lnq"'1ry ls bound to 1
becom bankrupt ln the lont run:
Just u any aclenutlc lnqwrJ that
remaint mechanllUc tn tu •P
pro•ch c:an neiver~net.rate to tbo ultimate unltY cnaUon. ;t • 'th. atu.,.d m Im lh•l "the
end JUlllftet t.M meant" II COO·
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suliar officers cllDDOt seem to fer·
ret out the future welfare clients.
.. WE ABE NOT even close to
adequately satisfying the intent
of Congress in keeping lmmt·
grants oil tpe welfare rolls " the
embassy haa confid to
W ashlngton.
The conf esaloa conllnu•: "Ap.
proximately 90 percent (or
pouibly evea hJgher) of the ap-
plicants who qualify for • • . old
age assistance accept thJ1 form ot welfare assistance within the
fi rat year . • • in the United
States."
Yet in every case that was cit-
ed, a relative ln the United States
bad guaranteed t he lmmilJ'ant
would not become a welfare
1tati8Uc. Among thf U.S. real·
dents who have permitted their
relatives to co on rellel, for ex-
ample, have been a physician
ea.min& '50,00() a year ln the
Great Lalfel area and a Califor-
nian ID8kin& $30.000. •
NOil AU-TBS new lrqml-aranta at all reluctant to.taktth•
Unually rebuked ln hiatory by the
pervene f1ct that. our efforts to
do lood so orten reauJt tn evtl.
wblle, contrarlwJae, Coad can
1row out of our eff orta to do ~vu.
•There la always an element
of pleaaure, ., mucb u off ea.r. ln
aodal emer1encle1 nc:b aa
floodl or power I allure., tot~ crlau brine persona clo1tr
to1ftber tn a sense ot beloftltn•
and IMritnl' m,-.mne: tot each Otber~_Whlelt l1 f~~klq ln eyery.
daylU
welfare payments they bad
promised not to seek. Declares
the memo from Manila: "In
numerous cases, when asked why
they accepted such welfare pay-
ments, tbe answer was 'because
it'sthere:
"The arJUtnent bas been
heard.•• the embassy continues
its report ... that this trend is the
result. of a fault in our own
system. This theory may be ac·
ceptable ift>ne assumes that the
public at large is without ethics
or principles. Jf such ls indeed
the case, then possibly a review
of the system ls in'Order. •'
The embassy contends that the
present sate1uarda are "lneffec·
tual" and recommends tougher
restrictions and better enforce-
ment. "Bureaucratic as it may
be,'' the memo urges, thls ls
"pref erablc to payinl out the
taxpayers• money to undeserv-
tnccues.'•
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scientists of the National
Agricultural Research Center
are striving to perfect the pear.
This is no idle purswt but a
serious effort to save the pear.
For in 1981. the pear was on its
way to becomlllg u enclangered.
species.
Tbe sdentbts searched the
world for a pear that might sur-
vive all the bu11 .aiicl blights
found on U.S. fruit farms. Jn the
Asian highlands, they' discovered
a tiny, pea-size pear that grew on
a stocky tree with shiny leaves.
TIDS PITIFVL little pear had
one endearing quality; it was im-
mune to all the pests known to af. met pears. Neither firebllgbt nor
worm could faze it.
The slow, painstaklOJ process
beSan of breeding Its n&Ued
qullit.ies into a Jucer. more
flavorful pear suitable for
marketlq.
Th e 1c1enttst• have now developed a · pear, close to
normal abe, tbat ta* 1ood but
can retla an~ a.own affiic·
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"I found o piece of tinsel on the lawn from la~t
Christmas. Shall I keep it for this
year's tree?"
Jobs Unique
Brown Aides
Supply Ideas
By DOUG WILLIS
SACRAMENTO <AP) -Occupation : Buddhist
priest. Employer· State of California. orrlce of the
governor.
Occupation: astronaut. Duties adviser to
Califorrua Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
Occupation: former assistant fil m director.
Job: secretary to Brown's cabinet.
Tuee.ct.y, September 6, 1977 DAIL y PILOT Al
Ehrlichman Book Basis for 'DoOrs'.
Br JA y SHA&Bun
L..OS ANGEL~S CAP> -John EhrJichman, the
cx·Nlxon aide now In the slammer, once wrote a
novel. "The Company." ABC made ltthe basis of a
S'J.5 ml~~on TV nick, "Washinston : Behind Closed Ooor11.
With AJ:}C ex~cllng a Roots-like rating, the
flrbt "Doors" open lonieht, the rest Wednesday
through Sunday with a fastpaced pa1eant' of D.C.
power lllegahUes, love. fear and loathing, even an
embasi.y party <Channel 7, 8:30 p.m .)
JASON ROBARDS, CLIFF ROBERTSON, An -
dy Griffith and Robert Vauglln star in this fictional
version of the good old days -Lyndon B. Johnson,
Richard M. Nixon, Vietnam, massive protests and
buggangs galore
The series ends with a Watergate-type bugging,
begins with an election scramble touched off by the
surprise announcement of a Johnsonesque presi-
dent <Grllfith) that he's too tu to seek a second
term.
The bad new xcomes ( J
ton.ight as CIA director TV REVIEW William Martin
<RoberUon> sits in his
plush. carpeted office,
partly watching what he thought would be a routine
presidential speech on national television.
DURING THIS TIME, the CIA chief also 1s dis-
cussing with two aides various CIA business
including a secret $20 million, 3,500-man coun·
PL.A VS CIA BOSS
Cliff Robert1on
ter-insurgency program in Southeast Asia. Which is
Hot Stuff. The big news surprises him. He goes
home. broods, tells his wife, Linda CLols Nettleton),
who also has seen the announcement on TV.
As we quickly learn, she's the president's ex-
lover .. and still cares for the old rascal. This
d.i~U:esses Martin, likewise a. so~ewha' iQd.elicate
i.tatement by Griffith the next day n. lhe Oval Of·
flee.
THERE, AFTER DISCUssi?VG BJJSINISS, he
urges the CIA boss to start a faljJly •n. addln1:
"Linda's a passionate girl. Go tiome and make a
baby.·· This is known as the old flame angle.
The business angle concern$ Ule!ecret Primula
Report that could ruin Martin, as 1t1C!Oncerns his
part in assassinations of foreign,tdders durin1 a
previous administration. Which is Exlremely Hot
Stuff
Griffith seeks the illegal aid of the CIA in get-
t mg his chosen successor In office -in return for
stashin'g the report from hostlles.
BVT WHEN A RIVAL~Al\TY senator
<Robards>. whose aide de-cam at1tl is Vaughn,
s tarts leadin g tn the pr fdentlal polls1 Martin • . • well, many machilfaUQM mount, anci
good luck iD keeping trackof tbemJ
T6en a marriage collapses, a lm affairs com·
mences, -an illegal $250,~ campairn contribuUon
arrives and Robards, c:ast as a Nix~JUce hater of
the effete Eastern EstabUs~ment, la elected pres!•
dent.
THE SHOW IS GOOD, WITH deft touches of re·
ality, and the acting is excellent. particularly that
of Robards and Robertson. Despite their work and a
tolerable script, though, I have a feeling "DOO(_s" is
going to bomb in ratines during its six-night ruri, '•
Occupation: creator of the "Whole Earth
Catalogue," temporary consultant, office of the
governor. Duties: orchestrate Whale Day for the ~., .. w.,._
governor.
WHEN JERRY BROWN WAS campaigning for governor, he promised to bring new people and dlf·
ferent ideas.Into state government.
After the election, the 39-year-old Democrat ap·
pointed m0&tly people with traditional backgrounds
-attorneys. career civil ser-
vanLc;, former legislators. busi-
But a few of the cir cle ./Ii ness executives. ~-
around Brown lived up to his ~'/~~Z'li~~rt!~~~~fll.~~~ promise. Indeed, they probably
wouldn't be found working in
any other state Capitol.
Take Rrian Victoria. Vic-
toria, who directs the governor's
lntem program, has a degree in
.. u.-oH• Buddhist social ethics and savs
he was ordaihed in Japan as a Buddhist pnest
before he was deported for antiwar activism.
ASKED IF HE THOUGIIT IT strange that a
Buddhist priest is working in state government,
Victoria replied with a slight smile: "Some people
find it hard to believe J erry Brown ls in the system,
too." '..
But Jerry Brown is very much in the system.
Even critics who can't stand his politics often ad-
t• mire his tactical abilities in the
world of power, deals, com-
' promises and posturing.
And one of Brown's favorite
ploys is to surround himself with
• a host of different voices -tug-
ging him politically this way and
that.
With one hand he'll have
Victoria running his intern pro-
gram. With the other, he will
c.t•n•no have a conservative Republican
Vietnam veteran, who lost an arm and leg in the
war, lobbying for him In the legislature.
But back to the cast of characters
THERE'S RUSTY SCHWEICKART, THE
Apollo 9 astronaut who was the first man to walk
in space free of a space ship.
Today the lanky. red-headed Scbweickart -on
loan from the National Aeronautics and Spac~Ad·
1 ', m inistration -practices 7t meditation and works as an ad-
;, viser to Brown and his cabinet
members on space, energy and
related technologies.
Across the hall fro m
Scbweickart ls Jacques
Banaghi Frencb·born former
actor, former assistant mm
director, former sea navigator,
I connoisseur ol the ·arts. Today
HocuN1u he is secretary to the 1overnor'a
cabinet and special assistant to Brown.
One of Brown's top trO\lbleshootera ls Leroy
Chatfield who, like his boss, is a former Jesuit
seminarian.
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backtround In the health field ia an aaaet ln shakinl
up the detar1ment.
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TROPHY WINNERS ON ouuade nee courses
1.UOERS·l6 l, Ka Idec, Dan Hromadka, NHYC, 2,
An&eJ. Ball Funrlenbera. NHYC
SANTANA 22 l , Mischief, Bob Vaughn, VYC
SOLING 1. Estrella Lmda, Gaston Ortiz,
BYC
ETCHEU..S·22 l ,
FRIENDLY COMPETITORS.._ America's Cup defender Ted Turner in-
ttlatcs Australian challenger Alan Bond. into the intricacies of
· · biseball" in a short-lived display of friendship before the s tart of
the cup finals. Turner} owner of the Atlanta Braves. entertained
Bond and his wife CJt a Braves-Mets game at Shea Stadium. From
left are Turner. Frederique Darragon. Mrs, Eileen Bond and Bond.
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BOATING
Ole, Mark Hughes.
BYC.
SANTANA-20 -1,
Andaslar, Will
Templeton. BYC: 2,
Sunklst, Bob Martin.
SMYC; 3, Artful
Dodter, Jim Otto,
BCYC.
THISTLE -1,
Jubilant, Bob Ball.
BYC.
INSIDE CLASSES:
SNIPE -1, Bill
Roberts. BYC.
LASER -1,
Dwayne Barra, BCYC; 2, Vir1inla Headden. BYC ;
3, Bruce Gary, BYC. .
LASER (30 a nd over> -1, Bruce Twichell,
BYC; 2, Jim Kerrigan, BCYC; 3, Graham Gibbons,
BYC.
Ll00-14A -l, Bill McCord, BYC; 2, Mar k
Gaudio, BCYC; 3, Artyle Carnpbell, BYC.
U00-14B -11 0&1')' Hamilton, BYC: 2 Don
stoughton. BYC; 3, Emmanuel Colter, Sl BYC ..
SABOT A -1, J ohn Pinclme)',~BCYC; 3, Jlrfolly.
O'Hora, NHYC; 3, Jobn Ptrnlckb BCYC.
SABOT B -1, Ptter 8tou1 too. BYC; 2, Scott
Loos, BYC.
SABOT C -1, Julie Kerrigan, BCYC; 2. Gary
Van 'T Riel, BYC; 3, Paul Stinson, BCYC.
·Ton Crown Taken
·By America Jane
America Jane Ill, owned by George Tooby of
the New~rt Barbor Yacht Club and skippered by
Gary Weisman, scored a decisive win in the One
Ton North American Championship at Long Beach
Yacht Club with four firsts in a best four of five
series. Her throwout race was a second.
Runner-up was Black Magic, owned by Max
Gordon, St. Francis Yacht Club, and third was Tin
Woodsman, owned and skippered by Gordon Frost,
SaA-Diego Yacht Club.
• > America Jane III is being shipped to New
Zealand where abe will compete In the world cham-
• pionship for the class and be a part of the American
team in the Southern Cross Series in Australia.
;westward Winner
~.Of Bevin Trophy
Cup Climate Eyed
.
New Gadget Aida Forecaaten
NEWPORT, R .I. (AP) -Elec-
tronic weather forecasting equipment
that will help the skipper of America's
Cup defender Courageous predict
wind shifts and sea conditions has
been installed ut the Kings Point Syn-
dicate headquarters. ·
The radio facsimile marine weuther
chart recorder. worth more than
$3,000, produces a surface map or
weather patterns s howing at -
mospheric and wind condltlons, sea
conditions, storm movements and
even ice flows from 12 dif(erent send-
inl staUona on the north AUanUc.
Armand Bouchard -aervice
repreuntat.lve of the electronlct ftrm
Star Champ
Wms Fifth
KIEL. West Germany
CAP> -American Den
nis Connor, already 1977
World Star Class Sailing
champion, won his fifth
event in a row f'riday.
the final run in the six
day Kiel regatta.
Connor, a 34-year·old
San Diego businessman,
became champion
T hursday after four
s traight wins in fi ve
days, which gave him an
unsurpassable point
lead. It is the first ti me in
recent memory that any
has ever won five events
that installed the device, which ts
about the size of a typewriter -said
"the weather charts can help the
crews of the 12-meter yachts prepare
ror storms, tropical depressions,
squalls and fog."
"Special purpose charts provide
sea surface temperatures as well as
information on salinity and cur-
rents." Houchard said.
"I think aklppera Ted Turner <of
Courageous> and Ted Hood <of In-
dependence) will be at a big advan-
taae having this information a vaila-
ble to th~m before the start of every
race." be tald.
in six Star Class cham· ......_ •• --L:..........L...a--._.__
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Barton Beck of Los and other1111111benhip
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overall by overcoming an Step on over and be fifth on F'rnlay to grab
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Winds Whip Race
Bright Star Fint in Wild Regatta
By ALMON LOCKABEY Oelly ............. ,,.
The annual Labor Day weekend San
Clemente Island race, co-spon5ored
by Dana Point Yacht Club and Silver
Gate Yacht Club of San Diego, for the
first four years could be counted on to
be somewhat of a drifting match.
Things c h anged dramatically
Saturday and Sunday when the fifth
race was blasted by 35-40 knot wands
for almost the entire 134· mile distance
from Dana Point around San
Clemente Island to San Diego.
The race started Saturday at Dana
Point and before It was half over one
vacbt h ad been dismasted. a
crewman on one or the yachts was
taken lo Avalon Hospital for severe
head injuries, and at least three
others -skippers and crews alike -
suffered broken ribs and other minor
injuries as they batUed gusty winds
and heavy seas down the back side of
San Clemente Island.
THE DISMASTED yacht was Saga,
a Coronado-30. There were no injuries
In that mishap. But a crewman on the
yacht Independence suffered a severe
head iash when he was struck by a flying winch handle. ·
The Independence crewman was
given emergency treatment at Avalon
Community Hospital and later re·
leased. Those with minor inJuries on
other yachts remaiped in the race.
The first yacht to finish was the
Ericson-46 Bright Star, skippered by
Mel Wills, San Diego Yacht Club. She
flnlahed al 11:34 a .m. Monday for an
elal)Md Ume of 24.9280 hours, just
short ol the record of 24.5653 hours set
by the Erlcson-46 lnvader In the 1976
race.
DESPITE THE weather problems.
the race has been growing In popular!.
ty. This year's race drew 75 starters.
Handicap results:
lOR OVERALL --. 1. Hat Trick.
Batcher/Brown/Tanner, SWYC; 2,
Blue Streak, George Bodlcka, Capo
BYC: 3, Audacious, Mike Kennedy,
DPYC
lOR-J\ l, Audacious; 2. Briana.
Bob Collins, SDYC; 3, Vector. Herb
Johnson, SDYC.
IOR·B -l Hal Trick; 2, Blue
Streak; 3. Bflvett. Neal/Hartman/
Nelson, SDYC. '
' PHRF OVERALL -l, Ranger,
Tony Duch!, SSYC; 2, Victoria, Ed
Callender, LAYC; \3, Sirius, Head-
den/Lynch, SDYC. .
PHRF·A -1, Ranier; 2, Victoria;
3, Sirius.
PHRF-B -1, Solitude, Robert
Hobbs. SWYC ; 2, Faust,
Schultz/Glaman. SGYC; 3, Vamanos,
Robert Wallerstedt, BYC.
PHRF-C -1, Fancy. David French,
DPYC : 2 . Huff 'N Puff .
llilltrhompson, DPYC: 3, Calamity
Jane, Jane Swett. SG YC.
PllRF D 1. Bon Aire John
Verba. SDYC: 2. Endless Summer.
David McMiilan. DPYC: 3, Star
Wind. A.D Nlelbas, Capo BliC.
SDHF l, Blue Blazes, Hugh Pen·
nell, SDYC; 2, Fast Lady, Al
~trachan, Cor , YC; 3, Regulas,
Caprtoglio/Cort, SDYC.
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TDMs Top of the Tr9de
Apprenticeship Takes Time, Wage.s ~ow
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: I am a 38-yeu-old
woman and have nve children.
Soon I will be their sole support. I
am Interested ln &ool and dJe
making. ls tbll on-the-job train-
ing or taught In schools?
-S.D., La Porte, Texas.
Tool and die makers (TDMs)
are classed as skilled workers.
They rank at the top of the
machine trades in pay and pre-
stige.
Many journeyman TDMs earn
in the $7.50-$10.00 an hour range,
although this ls not true for every
tool and die making job in all
parta of the country.
WHILE RELATED, TOOL
making and die making actually
are separate crafts; within them,
some analysts count as many as
25 different specialities, ranging
from dies inkers in metalworking
industries to moldmakers in
plastics.
( )
by the Natiooal Tool, Die and
r ~ Dr'ERS Precision Machining Associallon
_ ~ _ with federal funds.
...____________ FOR 12 WEEKS YOU'RE
used for the mass production or
parts.
A four-year apprenticeship is
said to be the best preparation.
<IN YOUR SITUATION, S.D ..
you may not be able to support
your family al the start because
apprentice pay begins at half
that of journeyman wages.>
Apprenticeship is undergoing
change, so get in-depth advice
from the U.S. Labor Depart·
ment's Apprenticeship Informa·
tion Centers, located In dozens of
major cities. Two more sources
of information: state appren-
ticeship agencies, and slate
public employment service of-
fices. ~
given a crash' course i.n shop
math, blueprint reading, and the
hke. You're paid about $60 a
week and helped to find an entry
level machining job when you're
finished, from which you may be
able to enter an apprenticeship
proeram.
Ask your public. employment
service omce for details.
Another approach is to attend a
vocational schoolA hen eeton-job
training. For school leads, con-
tact your state department of
education, d.ivlsion of vocational
education; any high school
counselor can give you the ad-
dress in your st.ate.
Tool makers produce and re-
pair jigs and fixtures -devices
to hold metal while it's being
worked on. Die makers construct
and repair dies -metal forms -
A special pre-job training pro-
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endlDec 1. 'PEOPLE·MOVER' UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT ATLANTA AIRPORT
Faclllty Wiii House Underground Trains, Moving Sidewalks , --------------------------------------------~~----------------------------------------------~
Atlanta Terminal:
Case of Catching Up
ATLANTA (AP> -Olympic marathoner Frank Shorter, in
Atlanta forla long-distance race, told reporters he'd never run here
before. Bu then he added, "Of course I've run that IO.mile loop
around Atlanta airport. Everybody who changes planes does.'•
It's a familiar, if exaggerated, complaint for the 27 million non-
marathon~ who came through one of the world's busiest airports
last year, a majority of them stopping only to change planes
OFflCIALS HOPE TO SATISY THEIR complaints and
others -with the $400 million terminal and plane concourse begin·
ning to take •hape near the patched-up, outgrown present terminal
at llart.sfielCJ International Aill>Ort.
The airlines estimate passenger traffic through Atlanta -a hub
connecting fights among hundreds of cities -wlll rise to SS million
by the late 1980s. The facility is designed to handle that m a ny passengers with
ease, providing them with
large parldne lots near the ( J two-building terminal, zip~ 1Jl4J'EL
ping them t o plane c -_ .
courses as much as a ile ---.-• -----~
away on underground tr s and moving sidewalks
Or so tbe designers y.
A PASSENGER R NNING TO CATCH a connect.mg flight still
could face as much as half-mile on foot, but that's not as bad as
some jaunts to far-flung gates al the present terminal
Passengers and pilots abke will cheer the new terminal's loca-
tion between m ajor runways, a location that will end the current
need for many planes to cross a major runway to reach their gates.
Eventually, airport planners expect to slice off the ends of the
present term in al building -and lop off its top few floors -to make
room for a fourth major runway and provide a good approach for lt.
THE NEW AIRPLANE CONCOURSES ARE expected to be ex-
panded from the original 104 gates -capable of parking 104 "jumbo
jets" at once to 135 gates ..
The new racllitles are scheduled to open in 1981 -and the new
terminal at present ls no more than plans on paper, a little concrete
and a lot of dirt and dust.
Bulldozers and other earth-moving machines work long days al
the site, which is mostly on property that was already within the
confines of the present airport.
Squabbles about city demands for black participation in con·
tracts delayed the start of construction ror months, bul1the dry sum
mer that has hurt Georgia farmers has helped the airport construe·
lion crews get back on schedule .
TWO STRIKING SIGNS OF THE progress are a mountain of
dart piled up by the machines and a long trench where the "people-
movcr " s ubway is becoming recognizable.
The infield construction has caused a few headaches for air con-
trollers "having to open and close taxiways, switch planes around,"
but in general there has been little disruption for scheduled nights.
saad John Br aden of the city's aviation department.
The airlines agree.
Some airlines, which will foot the bill for most of the conatruc-
lion cost. were slow to give approval for the project which was finl
proposed a decade ago, just a few years after the 1961 dedication of
the present terminal.
BUT THE AIRLINES ARE SOUDLY committed now, and
Braden said airline leases have been signed for all 104 gates.
City officials have been solidly behind ~e project for years and
also have pushed for a second major airport.
The need -or desire -for e1epanded alrllne facillttea in Atlanta
is due toll" nearly unique status aa a connectJn1 point. It is 1l1nlfl-
cant that the world's busiest airpo{t -Cblca10'1 O'Hare lntema·
taonal -also serves as a hubforfllgbteonnections. '
Several airlines -Delta and Eutern in particular -have
found it profitable to plan their routes around Atlanta, thereby chok·
ini.t the Atlanta airport with travelers who never set foot on Geor1la
soil.
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Let's Drink
To Uncle Sam
By MILTON MOSKOWlTZ
How would you like to be lo a buslnea1 that forks over
nearly half oJf all the dollars lt collects to the U.S. 1ovem-
ment?
We're talkfng about dollars ol aale&, not profit.a. It's tan·
tamount to 11elllng your product or service and then saying
to the government: ''Okay. one dollar for you, one dollar for
me "
11lERE IS A BUSINESS THAT hu to.operate in this
manner the liquor buslness, which ranks u one of the
greatest tax collectors 1n the nation outside the Internal
Revenue Service. Every time you buy a bottle of whilkey.
you make a substantJal contribution to the cotters or the
U.S. Treasury.
You can check out this weird financial arithmetic ln the
recently tsaued annual report of Brown-Forman DlsWlers.
a LoulsvUle company whoee sat~ are derived 100 percent
from alcobollc beveraaes.
In the year ended
last April 30, Brown·
Forman registered
aales of $.1N million.
Of those revenues, It
turned over $168 mlllion
to the federal govern·
ment in the form of ex·
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cise taxes. Brown.Forman was left with S228 million.
Alter paying all the expenses associa\ed with producing
als spirits, Brown-Form an had a gross profal oU121 million,
more than hrU the S228 million it had after. payi ng tht>
federal excise taxes.
That's what's known as a super profit margin. Brown-
F'orman needs only 1.900 employes to produce and markt·t
1t~ long lane of spirits and wines
IT SPENDS A LOT OF money on advertuing: S2S
million last year. That, along with other selling and ad·
mlnistrative expenses, must come out of the gross profit .
with the result that Brown-Forman is left finally with a pre-
tax profit of $47 million.
Then comes the Income tax on proftts. This bas nothing
to do with being a liquor concern -all corporations pay it.
Last year, Brown·Forman paid federal and stat.e taxes ol
$23.S million, or SO percent of botlom·llne eamlngs.
M a result. Brown· Forman bad a tax bW of $190 million
last year, coming out of sales of $398 million. That is the way
the liquor business works.
NOW THAT YOU HAVE SEEN the fisures, you should
have some idea or the products that underlie them. Brown-
Forman distills Early Times and Old Forester bourbons.
Jt owns the Jack Daniel's distillery In Tennessee.
It Imports and bottles Canadian Mist whiskey.
f'rom Britain it brings In two Scotches -Ambassador.
which 1~ bottled there. and Usher. which Is bottled here.
It imports the Bolla and Cella wines from Italy, the
Cruse wines from France and the Anh euser wines from
Germany.
'FROIURELANO IT BRINGS in Old Bushmills. From
France it brings in Noilly Prat vermouths, Martell cognacs
and Veuve Clicquot champagnes. Arnone its other labels are Bots liqueurs, Korbel cbam ·
pagne and brandy, Pepe Lopez UQulla and the Bois line of li-
queurs and brandies.
All would cost you next to nothing if the go~rnment
hadn't found spiriU. and wines to be such' an easy way to
raise money.
Sluggish Market
Moves Sideways
NEW YORK <AP ) ·The stock market showed llttl~
over-all change today in a sluggish, back·and·fortb session
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, up 2 at the out·
set and down 3 by mid·day, gained a token .96 points to
873.27.
Losers clung to a slim lead over sainers among New
York Stock Exchange· Listed Issues. Tradlng was light. Blg Board volume totalled 16.1
mUlionsbares. · ·
Analysts traced some early buying to a carryover of the
market's pre·Labor Day rally.
But they said traders still seemed t.o be troubled by
fears ol an economic slowdown.
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By Phil lnterlandl
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Finance Data Offered
5 ~e l;oastline Claasea Taekl,e Topic
Coutlln• Community Collele will offer four
fr fioancial lecture aeries and a worbbop thla
fall.
They include:
of maqiftl 1"aalaea finances. It wlll lncluc!e PacUI anablls ot bow bulc transactions affect account-C
in1, analy1t1 of ftnandal state01eots tor
manaprW purpoHe and bud1etPreparauon. City llaak
6.25°/o top.,..
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~-~ 1714J i41-12J4 -"Pr•reUrement Plannint .. focuses oo bow
to plun for maximum security and pleasure.
The series will be offered Sept. 20 and 21 and
Oct. 4 and 11from7 to 10 p.m. at the Fountain Valley Community Center. HallA,10200Slater Avenue.
THE WOllDSOP WIU BE HELD Sept. 17, .......,,01c
from t :30Lm. to3:30p.m. at the Holiday Inn, Costa .. •••••liililm••••m•iilll•• .. MeaL
Colt ls $10 and includes lunch and materials. r(i:=========-J---:-------i
Pre-rqistratioo la required by Sept. 9.CHARLES MeCA BE 'l'o regisjer, send a check for $10 to Workshops, , _
Coutllne Community Colleee. 10231 Slater A venue.
Fol.U)taln Valley 92708, or call 983-()811, ext. 258. DELIGHTS
TOPICS WILL INCLUDE REASONS for plan-
ning ahead, myths and realities of a&lnf. financial planning, social aecurily and pena on plans,
employment opportunlties, health maintenance,
ways retirement will affect life, llviDI arranae-
ments and opportunities available to retirees.
-The aeries "Financlal Planning for Slnales"
will be held Sept. 13, 20 and 27 and Oct. 4 fro01 7:30
to 9:30p.m. in Glendale Federal Savlnss' communi-
ty room, 100 Newport Center Dr,ve. Newport
Beach.
For further information, call Coastline Com-m unity College, 963·08.ll, ext. 256. r=======;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
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In the DAILY PILOT
Death !Wotlee•
The series wiD ln~lude reduclnl income taxes,
investments, careful money manaeement. home
optioos and inaurance. Enrollment LI limited. . .
-"ADVANCED COMMODITY CYCLES.,
LWV Sets
Auction
MAllTIH t..t..rc::,• •• .-.,, ,.,.1...,. ~~J~'-,:;:::t ~~ ~~ JDeets for five Tuesdays: Sept. 30 and 27, Oct.'· 11
Of co,i. ~. c.111orn1•. P .... ow•v i..to ~.,. s..t.,.,.,... •. 1tn et and 18, from 7 to 9 p.m. at Enslen Middle School The League ot Women
en S.Plomber 1 ""· S•mrlwd by wife M.,lriert Clw«ll 1000 llhon A... • H m Ee . R 2000 Cliff Dri Newport Vot--I the Capl-·ano Emm• B. Cra,. Of IN home Tllr .. Newpor1 llH<h. C.lllornle. lnl .. ment 0 e ODOmlCS OOm, Ve, -• W ......
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•• I • I • M"•· C.. T-CS.UVhl.,, Mer9o1ret Mon~rydtrecton. Th · '11 i 1 d 1ntrod ti t d I "Bid d B ,:-.w11•onotCo\t•Mtt•.ca .• -v1,01 .. 1• scHun e series w1 nc u e an uc on o a · nua an uy \t
., EHton 01 O ••noe c e . Five w 1N1FREDE.SCHUTZ,r .. 1e1en101 vanced theories, analysis and practices in cyclic Luncheon Auction'' -~ 9rtndch lldrtn. nlnt 9reet · Fount.in V•llr,, C.lllon1I•. f'HMd } • f od't r l ri ts be tnnin t 10 31() 6 It 'or•nd<Nldrtfl (,rew\ide wrvlUt wlll ewey ~-r 1, "71. Survl\'ed by ana yS18 0 COmm 1 Y U Ure p Ce mOVemen ; g g 8 ; a.m. !-belleld~dey Se111emi.r 1. 1917 •I ,.., ,,.,_ f.Ow•rd H S<hutr °' .,,. cycle-phasing; top and bottom analysis of com-Oct. 8.
VIKING'
SEWING MACHINES
SUGHn. Y USED STOCK
COMPARAILE V AWES TO OYER $500
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• 11 OOAM, Harbor Lawn Memorl•I ,,.,,... 0.. m"911ter M<lr-w...... -·ut 1 harts h in u l I Th al f d . •1 'f'eo Frrend' mey cell al Bell ot Fount.in Vell•y, C•, -orot,,_r mUUJ Y CYC es C ; ?He&rC CYC C ana YS S e &nnU UD -ralS·
• • Broeo~y MoHu•Y on Tl>H<l•Y trom 011-.r Barenl• o1 1nc11 ..... '"'" .i.ier• and a system of full·r ange cyclic analysis. ing event will be held in • B
• 1·00PM t,o •·ooPM. e.11 •roadway M••I• "'--"•net 1.1111Mt Sflaruy botll -"Advanced Commodity Trading" will meet the Estrella Country I Mort...,ydlreclor',, Of lndl-. -10. Llwnoood d Ven citusAH Nuys, c. .. ,_ or•n«M«M. MAiu ot on rive Tuesdays: Oct. 25, Nov. l, 8, 15 and 22, from C l u b ( f o r m e r l y z
HELEN J CRUSAN fHIO.nt of Chrlsll .. Bunal tooey T-v Se!>-7 to 9 t Marin Hl h Sch I lti Sb cl" ff , i s i ""' .>-wewporl Buch, C•lllornl•. ••mber6. lfT7.ttOOAM St.Joechlm p.m. a ers g 00 mu -purpose ore 1 s n an •••
I P•n•d away Sepl•mber 4, 1'11. CllhoUc Church, with lnlefment ~ room, 2100 Mariners Drive, Newport Beach. Clemente.
'I SUl'Vl....i Dv two nelcH, Baro.re NUii Shepherd Cemetery. Bell 8rNdwey For reservations ~ and
•:.•Of ~ W AnoelH, C. • Mary LO</ Mort ... rydlrKIQr,, -e $'190 0 ~ .·, .,.,, .. d Sejlulwda, Ga. Sero;"" will UMUIC TIDS SEIUE8 WILL FEATUllB an lntrodac-addlUooal .lD.fonn.UOO, I Ullllt 0.. • Mo haltn
be Nld s.pterT!blr 1, lt'7, ll:OOAM et ltOBERT v. UHLllC, rell6"! of tlon to advanced commodl• .. tr-·-· gild·-· __ ... call M·-· "'arb.m at . u--..a a.._HH11e1 !! Bel~ 11et99nin Funeral Home oi.pe1. 8tlboe lslMd, Oltlfornl•. P...,.., _a., V ......._ ,, • ..., ...... .uui _, Y _._ ,..... I
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brothers Raymond ol Porlf•nd
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Luck Doubles
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·Celebrity
lectllres ..
TlcUta are Oft Hie fo
Ol'ance Cout Colle1•'• tint celebrity lectuH
aertee to belin Ul1a fall.
1be four PJ'Oll'Aml wl1l
feature ventrlloqul1t
Ed1ar Berten. Sept. 23;
Dr. Joyce Brothen, Oet.
24; author Laurence
Peter, Nov. 18, and
utlrlat Dr. Richard
Armour on Dee.14.
The lecture. will be
held at 8 p.m . in OCC's
l,200·aeat auditorium.
Tickets for each lecture
coat '3 or a series pus
can be purchased for $10.
Ticket.a are available in
OCC'a Tlcket Office, Z"IOl
Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa, or may be obtained
by mail order. For more
information phone
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Elderly J
To View
Free Film
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Pledges Cited '
UW Launches
F11nd Drive
1be Orange County United Way will honor local
corporatloaa at a campaign kickoff dinner Sept. lS
at 6:80 ln the ballroom ot the Disneyland ffotel in
Anaheim. · It wUJ acknowledte the advance co~mitmenta
of companies whose combined cort>orate and empl~e pledtes will provide ll mllllon toward the
M,3751000 United Way aoal for 1971.
A partial list of companies which have con-
firmed advance commitment.a Include;
Air Calltomla, Alleraan Pharmaceuticals, All·
state Insurance ComP.anies, Banlc of America,
Delco-Remy Dlvialon of General Motors, Dia-
-----·, neyland, Fluor Corporation, Ford Aerospace, Glen-~ale Federal Savings and Loan Association.
Also. Hushes Aircraft, Carl Karcher En·
terpriaes, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, McGaw
Laboratories, MSI Data Corporation, Northrop
Corporation.
Alao, Pacific Mutual Life Insurance, Pacific
Telephone, Potter and Brumfield Division, AMF,
Rockwell JntemaUonai, Sears Roebuck and Co.,
Signal Landmark, Smith International.Smith Tool,
Southern C~llfornia Edison Co., Southern
California Gas Co. and Xerox Corporation.
For dinner reservations or further information
eall 834-2252.
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plant food available,
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The humlc adds
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(EdUor's note: 1hil .article was prepared by t"M
AuatrolWn Information Service.)
when Craig Fre~ch, high school student and
part-time sculptor, returns to Laguna Beach after a
year's stay in Australia, he will leave bebJnd
somethine more tangible than fond memories.
• . At least one of his sculptures, a "fun thing'' of
his host :·rather," Australian sculptor Alan
Ingham, will have a permanent place in the home of
his ho5t family.
CRAIG, 18, THE SON OF MR. and Mrs. Lee
French of 980 Bluebird Canyon, Laguna Beach,
shr~gs off the work as a "family joke, like a
cancature sketch."
But Ingham agrees with his wife, a school
teacher, who says the work really "captures" her
husband.
"It's so much like Alan when he's bending over
his work it's ridiculous," she says.
Craig, who has been living with the Inghams
a_nd their three daughters in their Sydney home
since January on an American Field Service
scholarship, describes himself as ''double lucky.••
"WREN AMERICAN HELD SERVICE ln·
t emational told me I was one of 82 students selected
to go to Australia. I thought l was lucky to be goln&
to .what iseemed such an interestinl country.'' be
said.
"But my host 'father' being a sculptor was real-
• Jyabonus."
Although Craig did not know it at the time,
Ingham is one of Australia's leading sculptors in
metal and bas worked and studied for more than
four years under the great English sculptor, Henry
Moore.
Like Ingham, Craig works in metal. While in
Australia, he sold three works to ·pay for oxy-
acetylene gas for welding work on other, more
serious projects, including a kinetic energy
sculpture which incorporates moving balls in a
metal framework of tracks.
"MY RELATIONSIDPS WITHTBE family are
truly like those of a family, but my relationship with
Alan in artistic terms bas been a fantastic one "
Craig said. '
"We relate completely a nd openly, and
although Alan has so much more e.xpertence and
has taught me so much, he is too much of an artist
to impose his opinions or suggestions on me.
"J am learning in free discussion and exchange
and, when be answers my questions, be is never
patroo.ing or condescending."
Craig will complete a full year of school before
he returns home in January, 1978. He is in his ~enlor
year at Pittwater High School near the Ingham
home at Newport, a north em suburb or Sydney.
THE HOME. WITHIN FIVE MILES of six ocean beaches, is set in forest land overlooking Pitt-
water, one of Sydney's most popular power and
sailboat areas.
Crail sald that although be bad to work at
school to adjust to what he felt was a areater em·
pbaail on academic work in the Auftrallan school
system, he bad settled ln comfortably.
Mrs. Inpam said Craig's latest school report
noted that be had .. charmed all his teachers" and
that an earlier worry about adjusting to the
Australian system of teaching English had been
overcome.
for senior cltizena In
Laguna Beach wlll be
held Sept. 16 at 2 p.m. 'at
the South Coaat Theater.
The feature tllm will
be "Pete and Tillie,"
s tarring Carol Burnett
and Walter Matthau.
Tickets -at DO COit to
elderly citlzena -are
available at· the Council
on Aging Office, Human
Affairs Building, SlS
Forest Ave.
.For more information
about the film matinee,
sponsored by the Council
and Laguna Federal
Savings, call Bob Porter
at 497·2441.
For the
Record
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Age: over 21.
first Half: Wife, mother
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business -living-in with mothers and
their newborns. Wrote My First 300 ~
Babies, a book sold w~rldwide and now'
ready· for its 7th printing. So far she
has lived~in with 684 babies and show
no sign8 of slowing down.
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Gladys Hendrick thinks the second half should he Just y
involving and just as rewarding as the first half. : . ,
So do we. That's why we offer all sorts of savjngs and retire-·
ment plans to help you start saving for it now. Like IRA, s
for those who don't have a retirement prograin. Or Keogh, . 1
. for the self-employ~ MaVbe ;aes why so many oeOl>le".ave at Gleodale
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Crippled Wing Can't. Stop the Bird's Tune
BY tlA..L BOCK ............
Today ·a i mportant
tttlev11 on new1 Is that
Howard C ll lr. 1n no im·
, Clledl lt' d & r ol lo ln1 hl•
J)Qll ADC'a C'bJ f bueball
analyst
Thl' net.-ork of tht" Olym
~ and, br the ~·)'. this
•year 's Ww d S•r1e1
celebrated it. llnat M on<.tay
ni&hl baseball telecast bt'fore
post seuoo limo by 1ntroduc-
1na to tho televtaion booth one
' Mark '1drych, once a famous
pUcbtt fOf' tho Detroit T11era
t'adrycb 'a arm u on
baseball'• disabled llst But
there l notlun& wrona wlth
his larynx, So, ABC hired him
to do iq upert analysis on
one ol ill rf1lon1I ttlecub,
wlth Al Mlchaola handllru&
play by play for the M In
nl' ot•·Toxu 11m lt I.I tale to report thut the
Hil-d wiU not recelvo "n Em m.-for hi d but
H e wa a, ol c our1e ,
beautiful. Ruplendent an a
yt1llow ABC bluer and Harpo
M a.rx hairdo, Ftdrych looked
cute u M button One ABC
tccbnidan In New York. un
f1m1Uar with the Bird. won·
derod 1r he wH wearing tt
wl.j But th~ curls wer~
natural and so was the trace
of a bt'ard that Ftdrych is
cultivatmg.
Michaels introduced the
Rlrd as ''a refuaec from Dis·
neyland," bu t Fidrych
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TOM WEISKOPF GRIMACES AFTER MISSING A PUTT.
Wadkins Still • m
seemed determined to prove
how eertou.s he could be. He
carried lt off, too, ror about
three innings.
Then, ex•teammate Willie
Horton --all 205 pounds of
him tried to steal second
and the Bird couldn't sup·
press a laugh. "That's
weird ... aeeinl Willie run
with his body," he said.
When Daye May came to
bat for the Rangers, Michaels
asked If Fidrych knew him.
"No, I never met him."
said the Bird.
"Well, he's the guy Atlanta
got when they traded Hank
Aaron," pointed out
Michaels ... Don't forget that,
now."
"Ask me again in about
tou:r lnnln1s aqd I probably
won't remembet ," conreued
the Bird. ,
Fidrych. as you ~ilht ex-•
pect, was deeply inv•lved ln
the pitching. On a couple ot
Minnesota hits, he shouted In·
to the mike, "Hey, ~e hunc
that one." Then, loOltJ.nt ror
the replay Uke a good broad-
caster should, be advised the
audience to "watch this one."
T he problem w•s that the
wrong replay came up. Sorry, I
Bird.
Before tbe game, Fidrych
had visited on the field with
tbe players and talked
particularly to Bert Cam-
paneris of the Ran1era. Cam-
py missed bls first swing ln a
strategy maneuver by Texu
manaaei:-Billy Hunter, who
let Lou Beasley bat in th~
leadofr slot before inserting
Campaneris to pla y
short.atop.
"I talked to him earlier
about It," reported Fidrycb
dutifully, '.'but l couldn't un-
derstand )"bat he wn say-
1ni."
Oh.
Lat.er. the coover~aUon in
the booth t.umed to Richie
aebner of the Philadelphia
Phlllles. "Who's Richie
Hebner?" asked Fidrych.
"You really don't know who
Hebner ii?'' said Michaels,
sounding slighUy bewildered.
"lle's the Pbllllts' flnt
baseman. Do YOU Just follow
See Fldrycb P11e 8% MARK FIDRVCH
Unruly Tennis· Fans Win• LA's Garve,
· · · ' In Groove So Does Vil~s at Open . Ends s1mi:11
FOREST HILLS, N.Y . (APJ
They had watched Tracy Austin.
Harold Solomon a nd Virginia
Wade, but the fans at center
court at the $462,420 U.S. Open
Tennis Championships weren't
going home without seein g
Guillermo Vilas.
A chanting crowd or more than
12,000 clapped, stamped its feet
and yelled Monday until tourna-
m ent officials with scheduling
problems relented, agreeing to
bring on Vilas and Jose
Higueras.
"We won 't go," they cried.
"We want Vilas."
They braved a thunderstorm.
waited for the court to dry and
watched a steady, unemotional
Vilas dispatch Higueras 6·3, 6-1.
Earlier Monday. the 14-year·
old Aus tin overcame th e
scorching forehand of Virginia
Ruzici ror a 6-3, 7·5 victory, and
Billie Jean King needed a tie·
breaker to elim in ate ninth·
seeded Kerry Reid 6·1, 3·6, 7-6.'
Wade, the Wimbledon cham-
pion and No. 3 seed. ral!ied to
beat Fiorella Bonicelli 4~. 6·1,
6·2.
No. 5 Belly Stove defeated
Kathy Kuykendall 6-3. 6·0,
reaching the quarter-finals
against Austin. No. 2 Martina
Navratilova beat Tanya Harford
6·0, 6-2 ; No . 6 Rosie Casals
eliminated Brigitte CUypers 6·2,
1-6. 6-2, and No. lOMima Jausovec
ousted Janet Newberry 6-1, 6·2.
Solomon, the 12th seed, upset
eighth-seeded Vilas Gerul aitis
7 ·6, 6-3. The women's No. 12 seed,
Wendy Turnbull, down ed
Barbara Jordan or King 6-4, 6·3.
Vilas and Higueras were kept
wailing in the wings as touma·
m ent officials c hanged their
mind sever al lim-es about
Shock
whether the match would be "l worked so hard for four or
played before the daytime_ five bits from one side to the
crowd. Officials had wanted lO ~ other ," lllgueras said. "I didn't
reschedule the match for night . see how he could do that."
when the day matches ran lonaer
than expected. Ther e is a
separate charge for night ad·
mission and the afternoon crowd
knew it.
Finally, rain delayed the
match until night, and tber
C hris Evert-Nanc1 Richey
match that had been scheduled
for the evenina was postponed
until today. Both players bad
eaten during the delay and Hlgueras said playing on a full
stomach bad made him uncom·
fotable.
"I think it's very nice," the 25·
year-old Vilas said or the crowd's
insistence on seeing him. ··Better
they say that than •w e hate
Vilas.' I was happy, for sure."
Vilas was brilliant in the
sec!ond · set, and 30·40 In the
fin41 game, he blistered Higueras
with a winner down the line.
Higueras dropped his racquet
in amazement and applauded his opponent.
Tiny Tracy, the innocent·
lC>Okinl ball or fU'e from Rolling
Hills, bad a far more difficult time against Ruzici than she bad
a gainst fourth-seeded Sue
Barker Sunday.
In the second set, she answered
Ruzicl'• forehand with drives·to
her opponent's backhand and
with lobs designed 'to slow the
pace.
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back to normal for Steve Garvey
who "just kept swinging anc
went back to the basics" whll•
trying to end the worst slump o
his major league career.
Garvey snapped out of the
well-publicized slump in the mos·
explosive way imaginable Aug
28 with two home runs, thret
doubles, five runs scored and fiv•
runs batted in as Los Angele:
clobbered St. Louis, 11·0.
Since then, the Dodgers' 28
year-<>ld first baseman has beer
his usual consistent self, pickin1
up nine hits in 24 at-bats wiU .
sevenrbi.
During the rirst hair or the 197~
season, Garvey, who collectec
200 hits in each of the past thret
years, was doing as well as eve;
al the plate.
His batting average reached :
high of .316 on July 3, and in addi
lion to hitting for a high average
he was showing more power thar
ever before.
Suddenly, things went sour
Garvey's average slowly fell l l
.276 by Aug. 28, including ont
s treak of 22 games without ar
rbi. During one stretch be bac
only nine hits in 73 at-bats.
"It's just a period that catch~
up with everybody," said lht
powerfully built 5·10, 185
pounder ··1 was fortunate tc
avoid any kind of . a length)
slump the past three years.
"You just keep swinging anc
go back to the basics. I never
questioned my ability. Thert
were limes when I just wonder~
when it was going to end. I usual·
ly have one or two little slum~
during a season. I don•t thlru
a bl>ut slumps, I think about
streaks."
After the Aug. 28 explosion.
Garvey is back up to .287. He hiu
157 bits. 29 of them homers, ano
101 rbt.
Garvey'R ch ances of ac-
cumulating 200 hits for a fourth
straight year are slim. He needE
43 in the remaining 26 games.
World Series of Golf Winner Pockets $100,000
"tt•s going to be tough, but who knows ,··
AKRON, Ohio (AP> -Lanny champion' and I look around to
Wadkins still is in a slate of wonder who in the heck 1t is.''
..-bock. Someone suggested Wadkins'
The 27-year-old Virginian, his playolf victory over Gene Littler
career threatened by a gall blad· in the PGA might have been a
der operation less than three fluke.
years ago, has won the PGA and "I never felt the PGA was a
Ut~ World Series of Golf titles and rt u ke," he a n swered. "rr
$145,000 In the last.month. anybody else does, I don't care. I
His first prize of $100,000 in the feel I'm back where I belong."
W<>rld Series Monday exceeded Even a r ecord-tying 29 by play·
t)is entire winnings for 1975 and ing partner Tom Weiskopf, six·
t976. under par on Firestone South's
"It hasn 't • really hit me," front nine, failed to rattle him
Wadkins said alter hl.s record· Monday. breakJn~ 65-267 total over the. "I thought I put all the pres·
!earedFirestoneSouthcourse. sure I could on him. Lanny
"The PGA still hasn't sunk in. I played perfect, fantastic golf. He ™ bear them announce, 'PGA never looked worried. That's
; Lezcarw Fells llalos
rakes Wrap Off·lnjured Hand
• Sixto Lezcano felt an an-
ticipatory throbbing in his left
hand before his MUwaukee
B rewers• game with the
California Anaela Monday nilht.
"'The Milwaukee outfielder's
band had been broken July 22 and
be had mlssed 49 tJ&mea. ·
··1 didn't. know if I could play
" Ancels starter Frank Tanana
lasted OQ.ly six innings, goln1
down to his ninth loss agamst 15
victories.
••J•ve been wor~ini Vf1f'Y hard alnce I 1ot hurt," said Lescano.
'11 didn't know lf I could play the rat of tills season. I was working
hard to get ready for winter
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why he's the champion," said
Weiskopf, who finished in a lie
for second place with Hale Irwin .
Weiskopf matched Wadkins'
final·round 65. Irwin, one stroke
behind the winner going into the
last 18 holes on the hot, humid
day, shot a 69. He and Weiskopf
had 272 and earned $.15,000.
Weiskopf birdied six of the first
eight holes and was even with
Wadkins at nine-under-par. Still,
the former Wake Forest College
star was unshaken.
"I told Tom, 'This Is really fun.
I'm having a ball.' It didn't sur-
prise me. I 've played with Tom a
lot and have seen him do it
before. When he plays like that,
he's something to behold," said
Wadi<ins .
"l was really pouring on the
coals. I wasn't backing off. I
hoped I could just hang on and
something would happen."
It did. Weiskopf unleashed one
of his booming tee shots at nine.
Wadkins sent his drive 35 yards
rarther down the ralrway, a total
of 308 yards.
','Tom told me, "I tMnk there's
somethlnt wrong wlth this ball.
He was serious. He declared the
ball unplayable," said Wadkins.
Momenta later, Wadkins sank
a 15-foot birdie putt apd retained
th• lead, at lO·under-par.
Wellkopf parred from 2S feet at ~o. 9. He never challen1ed 1erJouely a1atn. Wadkins was
ahead to ltQ' .
Martt Hayes took fourth place
moHy of su.ooo. ebooUni
69-278 •
TRACY AUSTIN PURSUES A SHOT BY VIRGINIA RUZICI.
Stars, Spikers
Vie at Santa Ana
The Santa Barbara Spikers.
winners or rlve of six previous
starts with the Orange County
St ars, tangle with the Stars
tonight at Santa Ana College in
the International Volleyball As·
sociation semifinals.
It st.arts at 7:30 and the winner
advances to the finals . this
weekend against Wednesday's
winner between El Paso-Juarez
and Denver.
The Stars finished 20-16 for the
regular season, one game ahead
or Santa Barbara in the Western
Division.
Sil,encell Dodgen Bala, 1-0
Padres :.Star P~ped Up
a job. I'm tlred of hearing how
younc lam, of people maldn1 ex·
cuaes for rookiemlstakes.
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team ln the leaaue • • • '· • ~e 1ame was not u 1atlsf~
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Major .
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Standings
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Rost.on
Ritltlmoru
Dett'oil
Cleve>land
\11lwuukce
roronto
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R:J 5-4
ttO 56
7ft ~7
116 70
t)5 7:t
59 84
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578 •
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471 18~
Ul 21
336 381..i
West Dtvlaton
KzmsasC1ty 81 54 .600
Chicago 75 59 560 5~
\11nnesotu 76 6Z 551 6"4,
Texas 74 61 .548 7
\ngeb 63 70 474 17
Oakland 54 81 .400 Z7
Se3tUe 55 84 .396 28
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t:ast Dlvlalon
W L Pct. GB
l'h1ladelph1a 84 52 .618
P1tL'iburgh 78 60 .565 7
Chicago 73 62 .541 101 2
St. Lou1i; 73 64 .533 11 1 2
Montreal 62 74 .456 22
New Yo1 k 53 83 .390 31
West Division
83 54 .606
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Dodgers
Cincinnati
Hou~t.on
San Frunc1sc(l
San Diego
Atlanta
73 65 .529 1012
67 70 .489 16
63 75 .457 20•,.,
62 77 .446 22
51 86 .372 32
FOUNTAIN VALLEY HIGH STAR WILLIE GITTENS.
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Carlton Wins 20th
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Vikes, Seattle Trade
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. -The
Minnesota Vikings or the Na·
tional Football League sent
linebacker Amos Marlin and
safety J\utry Beamon to the Seat·
tie Seahawks Monday in ex-
change for a future draft choice.
MIAMI The Miami Dolphins
have added lO·year veteran
Steve Spurrier at quarterbac•
behind Bob Griese and to make
room, have waived former Foun·
tain Valley High and Orange
Coast College star Gary Val
buena.
For Valbuena, Miami's No. 3
quarterback, it's the second Ume
the Dolphins have let him go
after a trade to Tampa Bay in
1976.
Griese experienced blurred
vision in the Dolphins' 17·10 ex·
hibltion win loss to New Orleans
Saturday. Spurrier won the
Heisman Trophy in 1966 while at
the University of Florlda, but has
spent most of the past nine years
F1DRYCH A HIT ••.
Continued From Page 81
the American League?" ·•t don't follow no league."
explained the Bird.
Later, Michaels used a
between-innings break lo
plug ABC's evening news
with Harry Reasoner and
Barbara Walters.
"Do you watch Harry and
Barbara?" Michaels Asked
Fidrych.
"Ha rry a nd Barbara
who'?" wondered the Bird .
Now you know Howard
would never have said that.
Michaels moaned ever so
sJighUy and went back to the
old ball game.
There were the predictable
technical problems that occur
when you put a pitcher In the
broadcast booth . The
microphone ls not a baseball
and so Fidrych wasn't used to·
talking to it.
Early in the game, a direc·
tor coaxed him to "speak up
when you talk," and he
replied "Okay." The problem
was that the booth m ikes
were on and the directions
went out over the air. Later,
the Blnl got too close to hla
mike and the result was some
distortion .
The Bird's best moment
came mid way through the
game when the camera in the
booth went on and Michaels
found himself alone. A mo-
ment later, Fldrych returned.
"Where'd you go," asked
the play-by·play man.
Ftdrych hesitated for a mo-
ment and then, deciding that
honesty was the best policy,
replied. , •
"I had to go to the com·
mode," he said.
He's not the first guy in the
press box to miss a pitch
because of that.
Channel Swim Mark SD188heCI
on the San Francisco 49ers
bench.
CarltOll Trl ... plu
PITTSBURGH --Steve
Carlton became major league
baseball's firs t 20-game winner
o( the 1977 season Monday, scat·
tering seven hits in eight innings
and rapping a home run, leading
the Philadelphia. Phillies to an
11-1 romp over the Pittsburgh
· P1rates and a doubleheader s plit.
Pittsburgh won the first game
3·1. .
Carlton, 20-8 overall and 3·0
against Pittsburgh, got all the
runs he needed in the second in-
ning on Jay Johnstone's two-nln
homer off loser Bruce Kison, 7 -8.
NalN A •at eur Title
NEWfOWN SQUARE, P a.
John Fought of Tualatin, Ore.,
took a giant step toward an lm·
pending pro golf career Monday
by winning the 77lh annual U.S.
Amateur golf championship 9
and 8 over outclassed Doug Fis·
chesser, the Connersville, Ind .
greenskeeper.
Bot I dea Win s
RUIDOSO DOWNS, N.M. -
Hot Idea, who bad won only
$2,460 in her brief racing career,
ran away with the $330,000 first
prize in the 19th running of the
$1.03 million All-American
Quart.er Horse Futurity Monday
by outrunning favored Towa
Policy over the final 100 yards.
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SAN DIEGO -Quarterback
BUl Munaon, waived by Seattle
after playing for the Los Angeles
Rama and Detroit Lions, is join-
ing San Diego, the Chargers said
today.
PALOS VERDES -A
22·year·old Santa Clara
woman haa broken Greta
Andersef\'11 1958 record
for 1wimmlne across the
Catalina Channel both
Penny Dean swam the
!i2 miles in 20 boun •nd three minutes Monday,
beaUns Anderson's time
b1 lb hours and s
minutes.
NEW SHIPMENT
JUST ARRIVED
ways.
$7 OOo .• did . ~ . for ontY $135.07 q asw
a month.
Whoth•~you need $3,SOO or $10,000 get It
lrorn tho JMople who lend mUllons.
Ccmmcrctal Credit. Monthly payment
bas.cl on a $7,000 Hom(l()wntr loan, for
84 mdndis, et an annual percen~ge rate of
16CJ>. Total peymant 11.345.88. ·
NO TS. NO PREPAYMENT PENALTY.
Wt ftnd way. to help.
~~~c5~~!t
ltoiWWMI' tAW. fir
Barons· Better. in '77? .
Gittena Letub Talenled L'iat of Retrinleea ..
There are rew secret.a at Foun-
tain Valley Hilb School where
the Barons are considered as
tough-maybe eventua lly bet·
ter-than the 1976 football unit
which racked up a 10·2 record.
Coach Bruce Pickford 's Foun· taln Valley eleven is con
sldered No. 3 in CIF Southern
Sect1on circles by a national prep
magazine and that may be a little
conaervative.
To begin with the Barons have
5·11 senior Willie Gittens at
tailback, a 175·pound, 9.9
speedster with excellent moves
He was a second team All-CIF
choice last year and Pickford
says: "The only back I saw last
year that was better than Willie
was Darrin Nelson of Pius X
High (Downey).
"Gittens really looks good at
tbi.s point. He's faster, stronger
and better than lut year. He's
older and has more confidence
now. He could be our franchise ...
Two or Pickford's concerns are
at tackle and considering what's
available in the torm of talent.
it's a good Indicator of Pickford 01>
worries in relation to the strength
of the Barons
Among the offensive tackle
candidates are Al Koenig (6·4,
232), Steve Sistler 16·3, 200), Pete
Chinnici (6·2, 227), Steve Cupp
(6·1, 195), Mike Broulliard
<5·11, 190), Tucson transfer Mike
Freeman <6·2, 200), Russ
Heidesch (205), Steve Johnson
1210) and J ose Kaufman C210 l
Defensive tackle begins with
center Bryan Caldwell (6-5, 215
sr.) Heldesch , Sisller and
Mitch Finklea poaalblea. "We'll
platoon a llltle at tackl~ but
we're still looking for the rlaht
comblnattons," says Pickford.
Gittens is not the enlt out·
standing player in the fold in the
skilled positions. There ls r e· ceiver Tim Holmes (6·3>. 205
sr.), who doubles ln the secon·
dary with returning starters Ron
Padilla <5·9, 170 sr .) and Stan
Shibata C5-11, 170sr.). Alsoatde·
fensive back is Tom Shaw, an ex-
cellent candidate who can also
fill in atquarterbaek.
At quarterback is senior Doug
Thompson (6-4, 180), who guided
the Barons to seven wins in the
last nine games. Thompson
showed last year he's capable or
doing the job and the Barons
have Gil Compton available.
Compton is up from the
s 0.1> homo r e t e a m a n d
a lthough many of Pickford's
aces lack varsity experience,
this fact remains: Of the 35 re·
turning seniors, they have lost
only twice in the past three years
<undefeated as freshmen and
sophomores). The juniors in this
same cycle have never lost.
Additional fireP.ower on of-
fense includes trulbacks Kevin
Romine, Tony PasUzzo and Sam
Centofante; fullbac~s Brad Wood
<5·10, 195 sr.), Tim Henigman
and Tucson transfer Jim
Freeman (6-0, 205 sr. >; H91mes
and Shibata at wide receiver.
plus Mike Empting,. Kevin
Margerum and Jlm Milx.ham ;
and tight end Bob Stanton <6-0.
185 sr .).
Backing Caldwell al center is
Gree Barrios. The klcklng game
ls que1t1onable, but four can.
dldales include Dave Larson.
John Hall. Bob. Campbell and
Scott Sleinke. The Barons lost plenty at
linebacker to graduation <Bo
Boxold>. but Larry Budgen 1s
back and Pastlzzo. Henigman.
Dan Dennis and Jim F"reeman
should rm lhe gaps.
Stanton, Carlos Reyes and
John Nicholson are returning let.
lermen al defensive end and Bar-
rios also figures there.
Wood. Mlke Fanoga,' Mike
HarQotUe and Mitch Finklea are
the leadipg middle guard can·
dldates in a fleld of 80 as the
Barons continue preparations for
the 1m campaign.
Saturday's scrimmage with
Santa Ana Valley ls set for 7 p.m.
at Huntington Beach High.
Faloom Win, 24-16
KANSAS CITY - . Steve
Bartkowski, playing with his in·
jured riaht knee in a bra~. con·
verted three Kansa#t Clty
turnovers into third-quarter
scoring drives and sparked the
Atlanta Falcons to a 24·16 Na-
tional Football League exhibition
victory over the Chiefs Monday
night.
Bartkowski, who was hurt in
Atlanta's viciory over Tampa
Bay last week, sat out the lint
half while re.serve quarterback
Kim McQullken managed just
one touchdown as the Chiefs built
a 16-71ead.
It's a Wire-to-wire Victory for Ancie nt T itle
DELMAR CAP> -An· . Wtule favorite Crystal Del Mar officials
0
cient Tille goes on and on Water was turtle slow estimate that at hls wln-
like Old Man River, but getting out of the gate, ning pace. Ancient TiUe
the Pacific Ocean prob-Ancient TiUe broke first would bave gone the full
ably cost him a world and won in 1 :55 2/5, l V• miles In 1:57 4/5,
record. breaking the record of compared to the world
The 7-year·old gelding 1 :56 3/5 set in 1971 by record of 1:581/S shared
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the $100,000 invitational
Del Mar Handicap.
The elderly runne r
s hattered the track re·
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Course, which is 120 feet
less than one a nd one·
quarter miles because a
highway and a r ailroad
track run between Del
Mar and the ocean, so
the chute can't be of
regulation length
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fr('11hmen from nearby Mission
Vleju fllKh Make Walterhou.'te,
M urtio ~fonn, Tim fiorlond und
.Ion C.:OOk
Two other South Coast L~M~uc
pcrformer11 trom a year a10 Art
Vun Wie of El Toro 1md Jim Vas
quez of Dana fltlls-join return
me lettermen Dave Furbee and
Uave Tokur In Gurule's attempt
to rebuild Saddleback 's cros~
country team after a d1sappolnt
mg fifth place finish in the Mis·
slon Conlerence lut year.
Furbee, an El Toro p~ct.
waa the thlrd man on last year's
Gauchos squad and finished 25th
In the eonftrence finals. Tokar,
who hails rt0m Anaheim. waa the
No . 4 man on the team and
flnh1hed 32nd In the conlefence.
Despite the abundance of
freshmen, Gurule feels the
Gauchos could be a contender
tha~ 11eason even though Chaffey
returns all but one runner from
1ls 1976 Mission Conference
championship unit. ''We have
:-.ome borderllne kids wbo are
supposed to be out but aren't
yet." he 11aJd. "U they come out,
we could be right in there for the
eai Patlenee Key
For Irvine SPORTING GOODS
Patience 1::. the key ut Irvine High where the Va
qucros of coach Chuck Sorcabal are preparing for
their first year or varsity football competition. 2 DAYS
SAT. SEPT. 10
conference championship•'
However, Gurule Is pllnnlng
his season around those runners
now out. "We're 1oing to play it
by ear with what we have now,"
he said. "I h"'1 I l'fOUp running
in the mou.ntaihl that could put il
all together if tbty work. This
year, it's whether they come
around Uke I think they cian that
will determlge how well we do.
But we do have some pretty 1ood
k Ids out right now."
WaJterhouae, a 9:09 two-miler,
was second in the 19th South
Coast League track ftnals and in
the CJF 3-A cross country Cinals.
Mann, No. 3 on the same Diablos
cross country team, ia a sub 10
minute lwo-rnJler while Borland.
out tor his first cross country
1euon. is a 1:57 half-miler
Cook ls somewhat of an un-known quality. After competing
io track for Saddlebaclc: in 1976,
he transferred to Oran1e Coast
College last year, didn't com·
pete, and returned to Saddleback
this fall where he keeps bis
freshman status for cross coun·
try.
Van Wie was a 4:2S miler as a
prepster while Vasquez was the
No. 3 man oo Dana Hills' barrier
squad.
Saddlebaclr kicks off its season
Saturday at the Long Beach In·
vitational.
•
A SKIER PRO · SHOP FOR 43 YEARS
AND
SHOW There urc a lot of negatives present -no
seniors. 110 n•turning varsity lettermen, the
transfer or two top prospects and a tough schedule.
And al the rate work 1s bclne done on the stadium.
I rvmc could be playing afternoon games.
Hut there u; :.ilso :.i goal that is within reasonable
reach and the payoff as a berth in the CIF 1-A
play'otts. SUN. SEPT. 11·10 A.M. TILL 4 P.M~
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"The Cl 1-· has told us that 1( we can win s ax
games we'd be eligible ror a spot in the playoffs, ..
s ays Sorcabal, who has a squad or 36 Juniors and
nine sophomores. but with very httledepth.
There are bnl(ht s pots an the Vaqueros' armor.
too. beg1nning with flanker Gary Jones <5·6, 130. Jr 1.
tackle Lynn Buchan 16·2, 205Jr.1. guard Art May
<5· 10, 210 jr. ). center and team leader Steve Bodkin
15·11. 100 jr J and quarterback Herb Thompson
<5·10, 160Jr.>.
SO BIG A SALE
Thompson wa~ an ouU!idc linebacker and a re-
<'C1ver as a sophomore, but has experience at
quarterback as a freshman
Running the tea,.. out or the veer. Thompson
appeared sharp and capable or directmg the attack
rlurang the summer passing league
Jones. despite his lack of size, has excellent
hands and maneuvers well. With split end James
Hudy W·O. 165 soph. 1 and tight
end Dan Monteverde (6·2. 185
Jr I. the Vaqs have good targets
for Thompson. who is backed by
sophomorc8 Hot> Bradbury and r. reg Creese.
Threl· an· in the picture for
th~ two halfbac k slots with
Juniors Dennis N1C'kens <5·10,
1751 ond Sam Clonts 15·8. 150 >
:rnd ~ophomore Jam es Rudy
Cl4UCI( '°"CAUL lfi o. 1651 ava1labil·
Buchan as JOam·d al Lackie by Okmawa transfer
V1nnfo Enders 15 10, 210 Jr.). John Malloy <5-10, 195
Jr 1 and May. the '>lrongest on the squad
Sophomon.:'> Steve Renteria 16-0, 1951 and
Frank Aust in 1:; 10, 165 l arc at guard and if they can
fill the gaps, Malloy wi II slay al tackle
Bodkin 1s u question mark due to a knee opera-
tion. however'. '\l center If he can't return, May will
return lo lhc spot he played as a sophomore.
Thompson figures to handle the punting duly,
but Irvine's overall kicking game needs a lot ol
work-especlaJly in placekicking.
Defensively many of the same players are in
the picture where Sorcabal has inserted a six-man
front. similar to the eveo front with stunting he
learned while playing at Bishop Amat High.
Up front at guard are Malloy, Enders. Austin
and Darrell Sprewell <5·10, 160 jr.1. while tackle
candidates include Bueken and May.
Defensive end candidates a.re thm. although
Rodlun appears sharp on the strong side.
Other defensive aces include sophomore Steve
Balls (5-10. UlO > at linebacker, Clonts and Swancoat
Jt rover . Jones. Nie ken and John Goseco C5·8. 140
• Jr 1 at th<' corners. and Monteverde or Greg Creese
a~safety
"We're JUSl trym~ to build at this point says
Sorcabal
Lost are linebacker Damien Watters. who has
moved to Arizona and halfback Mark Headlough to
Florida. Headlough gained 180 yards in six carries
in a sophomore game against Corona in 1976.
An additional problem for the Vaqs is the field
situation. The lights may not be ready at Irvine un·
tal mid-season and presently the Vaqs must practice
off campus at llarvard Athletic Field because
facilities et.l Irvine have not been. completed.
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NBCe 8.00 "The Hindenburg." A
cir m Uution o( the 1pl-ctaculur c.·r111h of
the G rman repix•lin and the t>vcnt. lead·
1na up to lt in the TV premi re of thus 1915
rnovie 1th Gcor1c C. ~ ott, Anne Ban·
<. roft, Gll Young, Roy ThlnnNI, Burgen · I. \1crl'<llth nd Charles DurnlnJ:
KTLA e 8 00 -"CuJJ Mc Madum ." · f:thel M r m n recreat~ ht•r Uroadway I role ns the umbassador -too tiny European coun-
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try in thb 1953 movie
m~1rn·u l with Donald
O'Connor.
CBS 1J 8 :30 ·
"Logan's Run." The SCI·
f 1 movie that inspired I:~.. the upcoming TV series • from the 23rd century where people over 30 I 1tOM•01 are not only not trusted
-they're terminated. Michael York and
fc Jenny Agutter star with Peter Ustinov,
Roscoe Lee Browne and Farrah Fawcett· Majors.
ABC 8 8: 30 -.. Washington: Behind
Closed lfaors." P art I of the six-consecutive-day drama on power politics
in the nation's capital. based on John
Erlichman 's novel "The Company.'·
Stars include Jason Robards (as the pre-
s ident>, Cliff Robertson , Stefanie
Powers, Robert Vaughn, Barry Nelson
·1 and John Houseman.
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Katlllri11t Hepburn, Cary Grant. Lew
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'Odd Couple' Returns
If you missed "Tb• Odd Couple" at tbe Karl ..
quln Jut moolh, rear not. You can catcb tt at s.bu·
tli.0'11 W t DtMer Playbouae ln San Clemente,
be1lnninl tonlaht and nanntna th.rou&b the nut two months.
Onu of Nell Slmon'1 m01t popular comedies,
and the only one to l.Dlpire a bU. tolevlafOG 1.-tes,
''Tho Odd (°A)uple" 11, understudably, GD• ot the
mOlt produced play1 on the Oradle Cout. A• Sebu-
ti an 'a, Michael Colllna wlll play the slob
1port.awrtter and Gwil Richards la cut u h1a prissy roommate.
Completlns the San Clemente eut are Charles
St. John, Wayne Madlaon, Lou Genevrtno and John
Bernabei u their poker·playine buddies and
Carolyn Bowden and Jenny Sharf as tbe Pi1eon sis· ters. '
Directed by Dan Verre, .. The Odd Couple" will
play nightly except .Monday at vary~ curtain
times at Sebastian's, 140 Avenida Pico. Reserva-
tions 492-9950.
MEANWHILE, TAKING UP where "The Odd Couple" left off at the Harlequin Dinoer Playhouse
ls "The Great American Bacbtage Musical," a1ao
playing TuesdaY1 through Sunda,a, under tbe
directioo ol Bob Talma1e.
The silt·character musical salute to the showbiz
movies of the 1930s and 40s la in the tblrd week of a
scheduled five-week run. It's at the Harlequin, 3503
S. Harbor Blvd., just north ot the Colta Mesa city
line. Reservations 979-5511.
DIRECTOR JOHN WILUAMS has two com· munity theater productions on the boards, both run·
ning weekends through Sept. 2' and 2:5, respective-
ly. One is "My Daughter's Rated X" for the Hunt·
ington Beach Playhouse; the other is "Kiss or Make
Up" at the Westminster CornmWLlty Theater.
Robert Renfrow, Ann Leverett and Patricia
Corbett comprise a frustrated family in "My
Daughter," on stage Fridays and Sundays only at
the Edgewater Hyatt House, Paclflc Coast Highway
at Westminster Boulevard in Lollg Beach. Reaerva-lions 828-058.1.
Private Eye_ Role
Next for Coburn
LOS ANGELES (AP) -James Coburn will
play world-weary private eye Hamm.on Nash in
"The Dain CUrse" for CBS.
It will be Coburn 's first dramatic televiaiOG ap-
pearance in many years. He 11id be was attracted
to the project because It will be done as a minl
series and the thriller by Duhlell Hammett bad
never been filmed before. ·
Martin Poll will produc_e tbe six·hour film on
location to New York beginn.lqbaOctober.
A .
different
kind of
love story.
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Tom Titus
War Recalled
LOS ANGELES <AP>
-Johnny Canon will .be
the host and narrator of
"Life Goes To War,•• a
look al Hollywood and
the home front during
World War II. The pro·
gram will air on NBC's
"Big Event" on Sunday, Sept. 18.
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"THE STING" (PG)
"NEW YORK, NEW YORK" (PG)
"RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHER"
"FANTASIA" (G)
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seems an unlikely setting for a
man of intrigue who is willing to
go anywhere in the world to at-
tempt a "delicate" job.
"I wasn't sure how the ad
would go,'' admitted Sheffield, a
practicing attorney who already
has some experience in doing odd
jobs around the world.
William Sheffield: He 's willing to go anywhere in the world to do a 'delicate' job.
"tRO BLESHOOTER :
because foreign countries usual-
ly are "flrnl in their sentences.
Sensilve ackground in bus1-
ness,i, licate negotiations;
expe e. rite /wire WS."
A gu Beach address
follo'Aed. n international
troubhshoo r {rom riibt here in
quiet Orang unty?
SO FAR HE has had replies
from a man in Finland who
wants help getting his daughter
out of jail in Bolivia, a person
who needs some negotiating done
in South America and another
with a "very mysterious" 'mis·.
sion in Geneva.
"I've done a lot of work in Mex·
ico," he added. "I started doina
work like this about 10 years ago
when I had a client who wanted
interviews done with famous peo.
pie around the world. It was
fun."
On that job, which took a year
to complete, Sheffield met such
famous people as Picasso, the
King of Thailand and Marahishi
Mahesh Yogi, the Beetles'
spiritual leader..
Sheffield, in fact, woµld like to
have an entire law practice
based on such work abroad. "It's
different than my local prac·
tlce," be explail\ed. Here I have
200 cases at once.
"There I go with one purpose. I
~beck into a hotel and spend full
t'lme on it. All my creative
energy goes into accomplishing
that task. I sometimes work 16·20
hoursaday."
Sheffield doesn't speak any ,
foreign languages, which he
believes is to his advantage. "I
always have a local interpreter
and people go out of their way to
help me;: he said.
Sheffield most recently helped ·
get a 20-year-old youth out of
prison in Damascus after he had
served only 10 months of his lS·
year sentence.
The young man, jailed for traf·
ri c king in narcoti cs, was
fortunate, Sheffield s aid,
"I ENJOY those types of
challenges," Sheffield comment·
ed. "Especially those which re·
quire an intensive amount of
energy and negotiations."
"The ultimate would be to
know languages but not tell
anyone."
Stu· ying Other Ways to Live
By DENN McLELLAN
OlllltO r"ltlltSIMf
During the our years Bill
Goodykoontz tau t a marriage and
family class. he iscovered tliaf be
was spending too uch lime disculss·
ing alternative liJ yles.
"I got to the poi where I was cov·
ering too much," e recalls. "There
were a lot of le not living in
nuclear families.''
The solution wa imple: He would
teach a separate ss on alternative
ways ol. livingiuq open marriage,
cohabitation. ma l contracts, com·
munes, s ingleho , swinging and
homosexual unions
His first Golden est College class
on the subject was I spring. About 60
people showed up th irst day.
''Some wanted t know what the
phrase 'altemaliv estyle' means,"
says the sociology structor. "Some
were genuinely loo g for a new way
of life.
"And some had more scholar·
ly interest. So it was ally interesting
the way it turned ou '
'People are seeking a
sense of family they
don't feel. '
This fall two alternative lifestyle
classes are scheduled at Golden West
College, beginning Sept 12
"A lot of people assume they can
read a book about open marriage or
communes and think they can just do
it," sa}'s Goodykoontz, who spends
the first three weeks on an o.verview
of the s ubject and discusses the
reasons people choose alternatives.
People planning to try an open mar·
riage, for example, must seriously
rethink their Ideas on love, intimacy,
trust and privacy, he says.
"A lot of people just try to jump
right into it," he adds. "And then
when it doesn't work, they put down
open marriage."
Many of these alternative ways of
living, says Goodykoontz, have been
around a long time, but only in recent
years have they openly been dis·
cussed.
He says the nuclear family
(parents and children), in fact, is less
than 100 years old, while extended
families (parenta, children and other
relatives) and communes have been
around for centuries.
"The nuclear family essentially is
an experiment," he says. "But
because most people live that way, we
don't see it as an experiment."
He believes there is ope primary
problem with the nuclear family: It
makes people ~el isolated.
This is illustrated by the over·
whelming response to "Roots," in
which thousands of Americans began searching for their ancestors, he
says.
''People are seeking a sense of
family they don't feel," he says. "I
think that bas spawned the growth
of all types of lifestyles."
Two or three years ago ,
Goodykoontz notes, he would have
said open marriage was the most
popular alternative lifestyle. But to·
(SeeUFE, Page CZ)
. A ~umrner At
Disneyland
He learns local customs
by observation and being
sensitive to ''vibes." "In
Damascus you couldn't talk busi·
nesi;i for at least a half hour, ..
Sheffield said. "You had to drink
tea and Turkish coffee first or
you were being rude."
Even to get a file folder in this
hot spot required the same pro-
tocol, so his job there turned out
to be time-consuming.
Sheffield's modus operendi is
to be direct, whether it be in try·
ing to get an American out of jail
in Europe or interviewing a
famous personality.
''The best way to get things
done is the most direct," he as·
serted. "If you can't get in the
front door always go in the
back." J
When he tried to see the King ot
Thailand this philosophy was bis.
key. He went to the palace in
Bangkok and was told that the
proper way to meet the king was
to talk to the Thai ambassador in
W asbington, D. C.
THE SECRETARY let it slip
that the king was at bis summer
palace, however, and Sheffield
prompUy went to try there.
"A number of people talked ta
me," he recalled. "They all said,
'You can't see the king."' But
Sheffield told the, king's
secretary what hotel he was stay.
(See TROUBLESHOOTER,
Page CZ>
DellY,... ......... ~~·
Annie Belknap: 'I'm a little scared.'
Destination: Paris
By CHERYL ROMO
°'""Delly ...........
Move over, Margaux Heminpay.
Annie Belknap ls comina to town.
The Laiuna Beach blonde who b
almost 6 feet tall Is on her way to
Paris to become a higb.f ashlon
model.
The 1076 Laguna Beach High
araduate has Just been tagged to re-
ceive c all-expenae paid contract
from La Gence, an international
modellnc agency located In Paris.
Is the Yount woman, who bu spent
her childhood learnJng to surf and rid• skateboards In the fa med art col-
ony, frtahteaed about leavtna bome for the ftrat Ume?
'1l'm a little acared; but it's aclt·
inl aDd I ftiure it's lime for me to
llOW •· Bellctes that, I Cet a real trip oat ol meet•n1 people with an ac·
cent.''
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Was Best Fri.end's Affair Real After All?
tbll mom1n1 b looked at
me u lt I bid lOll my
mind. He 1ald the
woman I.I u cresy u a
loon, th.at ootblnl of tbe
aort took place. Tb n he
made m feel dl1loy1I
for bellevtn1 her out.
r11eou1 story
(Ahn Landers 0
Wh•l lbould I do now '
G~t tho two of them
toa t.h and try to rlnd
oul wh.lch one la lyln1? I don't want to add fuel to
the fire but I'd Jlke to
know lbe truth. -EAST
COA.b,. DILEMMA
DEA& E.C. DILLY:
Drop It. tin. Bl( Moa&ll
doesn't IOlllld like maelt
of a friead. Moreover.
alle could be JMD&alb' llL
S.me people ltave de·
lu11Gu aad are uable to .. parat.e fad from fie·
tlon.
'In marl&aJ matters ce·
1ardlnc Jofldellty, I
believe 1 man (or
woma11> sbould be COD· aJdered.lnaocot DAien
provea-(tdkt.
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: Would you
please say somethin1 in
your column about 1wn-
1nappln1? Maybe I'm
aome IDDd of nut but it
A Day for Love
One of the most
personal experiences
l 've shared with readers
over the i:last 13 years
was the occasion of!iend-
ing my last child to
school.
Boy, how I had Justed
for that day. 1 was goang
lo have all my stomach
muscles back by lunch,
go to the bathroom
without locking the door,
pull the shades and sing
duets with Barbra
Streisand, and burn my
materruty clothes. <The
statute or lJmitalions had
run out and J had won! )
But there was no ex-
hilaration in my victory,
watching "the baby" sit
pathetically at the curb.
1 thought of the woman
he was going to -Miss
Cbalkdust, or whatever.
And I wrote "Miss
Cbalkdust, give him pa-•
t1ence and gentleness.
Please have a soft lap
and a warm smile. I sub-
m 1t to your tender, lov-
ing care my son who is a
little shy and a lot stub-
born. Who can 'l cope yet
.with zippers that stick or
buttons on sweaters that
don't come out even. One
who makes bis 5s
sideways and doesn 't
know B-0-Y.S from G-1·
R·L-S on the \')oor. I may
really drives me craiy.
ll's bad enouah to have
someone snapping a
huae wad of gum behind
you on a subway or a
bus, but to work in an of-
fice where a woman pops
and snaps her way
tbrOU&h the day is more
than I can take.
I have thought of com·
inl ri&ht out with it and
tellinl her bow I feel but
I don't know her well and
don't want t.o make an
enemy.
sue you for alienation or
affection but for the mo-
ment, God bless you."
Those small, pathetic,
scared children who will
be sitting on the curbs
next week for the first
lime don't have their
own column. If they did,
they might confess lhat
they didn't have
breakfast this morning
because they couldn't
s wallow. They didn't
sleep well last night. .---------------------------...._.. They're afraid. Afraid
,
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From C1
... Troubleshooter
ing at and said he would be
available a few more days.
"The next day the i.ccrelary
called my hotel and asked me 1f J
wanted lo talk about Vietnam. I
said no. Ttle secretary asked me
what I wanted to talk about. I
s aid it was a personal matter.
"Finally he said I could
see the king at 3 p.m. for 10
minutes. I actually spent nearly
three hours with him. He had
been educated at Harvard and
wanted someone to practice his
English with."
SHEFnELD, whose assign·
ment was to talk with a list of
famous people about their
philosophy, taJked with the king
about his goals in relation.ship to
Thailand, his personal life
philosophy and his definition of
love.
Going off to remote places on
such "touchy" missions could be
dangerous but Sheffield saJd he
doesn't worry about 1t.
"Sometimes it involves work-
ing opposite to what some lohl
and powerful people want lo see
accomplished," he said. "And in
many countries the way lo get rid
of the opposition is to kill them.
"But I go in with a positive at·
titude. I don't do anything illegal.
I value my own freedom too
much."
Sheffield's wife accompanied
him on one jaunt but be left her
towaitforhim in Paris.
Thi s career as a
lawyer /troubleshooter is Shef.
field's second, and possibly not .
his last.
"As a kld I could fantasize
building buildings and I've done
that. I could fantasize being in
the courtroom and I've done that.
I also saw myself as being a doc·
tor," be said with a laugh. "But
that would mean going back to
school again."
, .~------------------------------
CALENDAR ..
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MESA -HARBOR
CLUB will meet al 10:30
a.m . Thursday, Sept. 8,
l\l the Mesa Verde Coun·
try Club. Marge Swenson
of the Fashion Academy
will present a program.
AMERICAN AS ·
SOCIATION OF -· .u N I V E R S I T Y
,._WOMEN: The Laguna
Beach branch wlll hold
coffees(or new and pros·
pective members from
10 a.m. to noon on Wed·
nesday, Sept. 7, at the
home of Marion Fox,
950-0 Adenida Carmel,
r..agWla Hills; on Thurs·
·day, Sept. 8, at the home
of Nancy Shacklett, 22872
. 'Andara Road, Laauna
.r
Niguel; on Friday, Sept.
16, at lhe home or
Pricilla Hael, 24186
McCoy Road, El Toro. If
you plan to attend,
please call Mrs. Wade,
494-6802.
ORANGE COUNTY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 8, at
Bowers Museum, 2002 N.
Main St., Santa Ana.
Author Ellen Lee w.ill
speak.
MAalPOSA
WOMEN'S CENTER:
Blossoming Awareness,
the center's alcohol
awareness and educa-
tion proararn has
scheduled presentations
from 2 to 4 p.m. each
Thursday afternoon.
Programs to be present·
ed are: Alcohol and
Other Drugs, Sept. 8;
Thank God I My Kid
only Drinks, Sept. 15;
My Doctor Pr~cribed,
Sept. 22; Is There Life
After Alcohol, Sept. 29.
For information, call
547·6494.
NEWPORT CllARITY
LEAGUE: Golden
Timers, Senior Citizen
Center, will hold a
barbecue party from
noon to" p.m . Saturday,
Sept. 10. New classes
they'll get lost . Afraid
they'll goof up. Afraid
they'll look different.
Afraid they'll be called
upon. Afraid they won 'l
find the straw for their
milk.
One of the most poig·
nant insights into a
child's venture into
education comes from a
book written by Albert
Cullum called "The
Geranium On The Win·
dow Sill Just Died But
Teacher You Went Right
On. '1 It deals with an ln·
.sensitivity of the feelings
·of children and what
they are going through.
T his is one or my
ravorit.es .
"I have a messy desk,
I have mHk money that
rolls,
J have a lazy pencil,
a book that won'topen,
a mouth that whispers.
1 have a shirt. that's
out,
shoelaces that won 't
tie
And sometimes 1 wet
mypanl8 -
but never on purpose.'•
Miss Chalkdust ... -
ihis is a day for all the
Jove you have to give.
beginning Sept. 12 in·
elude: "Eat for Health"
Cooking Class, armchair
travel and beginning
painting. Activities also
include arts and crafts,
kitchen band, beginning
bridge, bingo, card and
table games.
AMERICAN AS·
SOC IATION OF
UNIVE R SITY
WOMEN: The Hunt·
ington Beach branch will
hold a fall champagne
brunch from 10: 30 a. m .
to 12:30 p.m. Saturday,
Sept. 10, at the Hunt·
ington Beach Central!
Library, Talbert and
Golden West streets.
Can you live any ad· Explala yw'cl be ....,
vice here? Should I grin cratelul U ahe'd ti')' to
and bear it? I've tried to cllew Iler 1am more
coatrollD.)'leltbutlt'sao qaletly becaaae U
Irksome I fear my blood botben you terribly. You
Pl'eSSUl'e la iOlnl up. -atl1ht even lake tbe
ON EDGE banlm • yCMU'Hlf by ex·
plalnlnl that sometbJog DEAR EDGE: Gum· In your cblldbood bas
1aappla& II beortala and made you overreact to
crude and l& irk• many gum.popping -which, peo'9 <me for one) 10 lncldentalJy, la what hap.
don l feel like 1ac.h an penecl to me. A relative
oddball, dear. did It to be an.noylng, and
Unfortanately, aothlng now in my adul& years I
can be doee abcMd tbe find cam-popping un·
subway or' ••• cam· bearable.
1napper, but IOlllechlng
cu ud lilliOa.ld be done
aboat a penoa with
whom JOG man work all day.· .
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DEAR ANN : Our
daughter, like so many
others in thb lost genera-
Life
day he feels more people are talking
about the communal Ii ving.
SOMEWHAT OF AN offshoot of this
is the cluster family where "instead
of everyone living in a cooperative
fashion, they say 'let's have small
nuclear family units, but let's not
isolate ounel ves.'
"It means you might have a con-
dominium with people having their
own family units, but then go a step
futher and have such things u com·
munal food preparation and com·
munal child care."
Goodykoontz believes it is healthy
for people to be aware of the choices
available to them because then they
can find the lifestyle that best suits
their needs.
What sort of family structure does
he envision for the future?
"It's hard to know where we're go.
ing," he says. "We're in the middle of
change. We've been with a certain
kind of family for a hundred years and
people are looking around now. They
want to see what else i.s available."
From C1
... To Paris
("Nothing really importanL") ·and
says "everything bas come eaaily for
Annie all her life."
Annie says she just wants "to make
a lot or money" because that's "what
makes the world turn.''
1 She has no ambition to continue her
schooling and says, if her career is
successful, she "will keep going with
it for as long as I can.
·'The only other goal l 've ever had
is to become a stewardess because
you get to travel and receive good
pay. I think it's interesting to go all
over in an airplane."
Glancing at Jackie, she smiles,
"You always have to have a second
goal That's what my mother always
tells me."
"When I see-a face like Annie's,"
says Scott, whether it be male or
female, I try to open doors.••
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY
tlon, fell ln with a re· Here il ls. I'll k
ll1tou1 cult. We were flogers crossed fo
heart.sick, frustrated and
lost.
Friends suggested an
organization for parents
who are struggling wiih
the same proble m .
Please, Ann, tell them to
write to Citizens '
Freedom Foundation..
Box 256. Chula Vista,
92012. There are chap·
ters in many cities of the
U .S. and this head·
quarters office will put
people in touch with the
closest. -A MOTHER
WHOISsrILLHOPING
DE.\R MOTHER:
Libra
Parents, what
you do i.f your lee eer is
having sexual rel ions?
Ann Landers new
booklet, "High chool
Sex and llow t Deal
With lt A Gu e for
Teen s and eir'
Parents," giv no·
nonsense advice how
lo handle this 1cate
situation. For each
booklet, send 50 ts in
coin plus a ng
stamped, sell-ad essed
envelope to An Lan·
ders, P.O. Box 1.995.
Chicago, IL60611.
Get Resul s
WEDNESDAY wills -key is lo
SEPTEMBER 7 own person Mat
BySYDNEYOMAllR dependence
ARIF.8 (Mar. 21·Apr. creative contro
19): Cash that had been LIBRA <Sq:>t.
"tied up" is released. 22 ): You get re
You have chance for pro-professional en avors
ductive change. Home succeed. Yru scover
base needs attention ; way of byrass g red
you eain valuabl e tape. Canc8', uarius
cooperation from f amlly persons an in icture.
member· SCOR PH ( t. 23-
TAURUS (Apr. 20·May Nov. 21): Hitblight
20): You get action; ele· humor, vesatilily, wUl-
ment of luck or timing is ingness t< expand, to
on your side. Relatives break Croo custom, to
make concessions. Short ask questons.
trip could be featured. SAGITJlRIUS <Nov
GEMINI <May 2l·June 22-Dec.~: Be warv or 20): Financial pictµre practical nsideralions. brightens. Young or b · energetic persons aid. Emp as on matters
Defineterms.Avoidself· pertain·g to taxes.
deception. Utilize in-CAP ORN <Dec_
tuilive intellect. 22-Jan. ~: You need ad·
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July22): Power, aulhori-be pati!lt, observant,
ty, achievement a r e especi wherelegalaf-
p a rt of cycle . Go fairs a concerned.
forward, take initiative. AQ RIUS (Jan.
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Past experiences come figure scenario. Em·
into play. Mean~persons phasis employment,
you knew will "get in healt ability to s ue·
touch." Be receptive, not cessf utilize element
maudlin. Tie loose ends. of s se
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payment and collection. 20 )" .011r gla m our,
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22 >: Friends could at-mystery are all
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2 THE GREATEST LOVE OF ALL -George
Benson (Arist<i J -
J . L.A. SU NSI fl NE -War <Blue Note)
4. LET'S CLEAN UP THE GHETTO -
Philadelphia International All Stars (Philadelphia
International)
5.BOOGIENIGHTS-Heatwave (Epic>
COUNTRY SINGLES
1. DON'T IT MAKE MY BROWN EYES BLUE
Crystal Gayle <United Artists) · •
2 l'VE ALREADY LOVED YOU IN MY MIND
Conway Twitty CMCA >
3 WAY DOWN-PLEDGING MY LOVE -Elvis
Presley <RCA J
i1 DAYTIME f''RIENDS
t Un1kd Artbtl' I
Kenny Rogers
5 SOUTHERN CALI fi'ORNIA George Jone~
;md Tammy Wyneltc <Epic J
Punishment Severe
Modest Dress
Law Stressed
I
ulness
;Jjnked
COLUMBUS, O hio
(AP> -Health officials
say there may be a link
between the weather and
t h e appearance o f
:Legionnaires disease
lhere late this summer
Dr. Ian Baird, director
of infectious disease at
Riverside Hospital
where all four confirmed
cases here were ad -
mitted, s aid the dis-
ease's recent history m-
dic ates it. becomes active
m late summer.
,( I NSH ORT )
Baird said his re-
1 search shows there were
late summer outbreaks
of pneumorua-Uke deaths
in Pontiac, Mich.. and
Saintly Dancer .,,.,,........ Washington, D.C., before
'the infection was isolat-
ed when 29 of about 180
people stricken with the
disease died durmg or
Jfter an American
Leag1on convention in
Phile1delph1a July 21 -24.
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m1:mbcr of thL> Nt>w Orlt><lll:-Saint:-. Bonne ...
\mat•:-d;mc·er ... "ho 1w rform d ur ing guml'"
111 tht• Supcrclonw.
---------------------------------f2toDle
Country Gig
For Tiny .Tim
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP> -The country music
ce1p1tal of the world -the domain of the rhinestone
rebels and the Mary Sues and the honkytonk heroes
1s vibrating to the r alsetto sounds of an intruder
Tiny Tim has gone country.
With his ukclelc. his stringy black hair and ef·
rcminate manner. he has recorded four country
songs where fiddles and s teel guitars predominate
and where anyone who blows kisses is regarded sus-
piciously.
"THl!:V ASKED M E TO TAKE a challenge and
s ee what happens," he said as he sat in a Music Row
omce just before a three-hour
recording session. "Everybody
wonders where I am, and I pop
up in NashvjJle," he marveled.
He has kept busy recording
and making club appearances.
lie and his wife, Vicki, who were
married on the Tonight Show in
1969. arc separated.
"l've decided not to get
friendly," he said about their re
lalJonship "I don't believe in in
het weens Either you 're hot or cold · ·
TINY TIM
Jus career has rallen off since he became
famous for tus version or ··Tiptoe Through the
Tulips" 10 years ago
NAIROBI, Kenya
(AP> TWelve people
sentenced to death by a
military tribunal in
Kampala for conspiring
to overthrow President
ldi Amin will be execul·
ed in public Friday,
Uganda Radio an·
nounced today.
Amin personally
s igned the order for ex-
ecution by firing squad
or the former ranking
l!Ovcrnment and
military offic1ali.. the
radio i.aid in broadcasl!i
monitored here The
court issued its !icntence
on Monday
Studftat Slafn
EWING TOWNSHIP,
N.J CAP) · A graduate
student from California,
Sigred Stepenson, 25.
found m urdered this
weekend on the Trent.on
State College campus
here, orten practiced
piano near the stage
where her body was dis
covered, s ay members of
the locaJ theater group
The battered body of
Mis s Slepenson ol
Livermore. Calaf., wa!i
discovered Sunday at
center stage an Kendall
Hall on the college cum
pus here. authorit1e~
said
Tragedf~• S~na
Tu.day. Sepllmber 6 1977
A,,WI..._...
WISCONSIN BICYCLISTS HIT THE TRAIL
State Convert• Abandoned Railway LlnH for Recreation
New Trails Blazed
A.long Railway Lines
NEW GLARUS. Wti. IAPJ
There's a different kind of traveler on
the rights-of-way where steam
locomotives once chugged through
the rolling green countryside or
southern Wisconsin.
Bicyclists, young and not so young,
are riding the 2.S-mile Sugar River
Trail tbat connects the little towns of
New GI~ Monticello. Albany and
Brodhead.
T HE TRAIL. DE VELOP ED and
maintained by the state's Department
of Natural Resources over the aban-
doned roadbed of the Chicago,
M llwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Railroad. is one of four m Wisconsin.
The state considers 1l!ielf a leader in
givmg bicyclists safe, scenic and level
places to ride.
Trails in the state us ing old railroad
lines total 91 miles.
"There are thousands of miles of
raghL'>-of-way up for abandonment na-
tionwide and we get lots of requests
for information from other slates
about our program .'' said Dave
Weizenicker, deputy diredor of the
DNR's Bureau of Parks and Recrea-
tion. "We've been a stimulator.·•
WEIZENJCK ER SA VS arter the
stale buys the abandoned lines, the
tracks and ties are torn up and
replaced with fine-ground gravel. five
to six inches deep.
Between Elroy and Sparta 1n
western Wisconsin ii. the 32-mile !Jne
which tbe Northwestern Railway sold
the state in 1965 for Sl2,000. B1cychs ts
ridmg the full length travel through
three tunnels and over 33 lresUes. The
Milwaukee Road property, purchased
eight years later, cost the state
( OlJTDOORS J
$150,000, officials said.
Northeastern Wisconsin has the
J S..mile Ahnapee Trail, using a former
roadbed of the Ahnapee and Western
Railroad. Far northern Wisconsin has
the newly opened Heafford J unction
Trail, 19 miles long.
All the trails are free to the public.
0Ff1CIALS SAY T HERE is no way
t.o determine exactly how many rider&
lake to the trails annually You cah
regis ter al the hcadqulfrters of thr
Sugar River Trail here tht
handsomelr reforhished Milwauket•
Road station but only a few rider;..
do so
We1zcmcker j?St1mates a total Of
100,000 people ride this trail and tht:
E lroy-Sparta Trail each year .
Bob Martin, chief of resource area
studies for the Lake Central region of
t h e feder al ·Bu reau of Outdoor
Recreation, based at Ann Arbor,
.Mich., says .. there certainly is a lot of
activity," in other states followini
Wisconsin's lead in developing old
bicycle paths.
THOUGH THOUSANDS OF miles
of railroad lines are being abandoned.
:.tales may have to move fast lo save
them for recreational purposes such
<il> b1cy<.'11ng, recrt-at1on1tl promoten.
v.arn
"There l> a great untapped potentJal
there,· Marlin ~ays . ··aut un-
fortunately, 1l's a !>hort-hved poten
llal. Many interests will he seeking
th~se properties." ·
CdMMan
An Expert
N aval Reserve Com-
mander Jay Moseley, or
Corona del Mar, was de -
signated Navy Exper t
Pistol Shot du ring a
s m all arms training
course conducted at
Point Mtagu .
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County deputy district
attorney The des1goa
lion of Expert Pistol Shot
is the highest possible
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HOTSINGL.£8
1. Hl'~'T OF' MY LOVE -£motlona 4Cotum-hta)
2 lUGHER ANT> HIGHER
<A&M 1
Rita CooUdge
~ I J\.IS1' WAN1 TO OF. YOUR to.:VERYTHING
\nd) Gibb < RSO '
~ llANr>Y MA N J1tme11 T11ylor (Columb1& 1 ~ fo1..C>A1'0N "'l1111tcr'> IA BC>
i OON'T STOP f-'lt't-lwood Mll<' IW1trnt'r
Hro!\ •
7 t-:A~ 'I t 'om rnci<.lore~ I Motown 1
8 !:>IRAWBERftY LE.TTER 23 J ohm.on I A& M J
Brothers
9 TELEPHONE LINE
On.·h~lnt <Uruted Artists-Jet>
Electric Light
10 SMOKE FROM A DISTANT FJRE ··San·
ford· Townsend (Warner Bros>
TOP LPS
J . ~~EETWOOD MAC -Rumors (Warner
IltOS.)
2. SI'AR WARS-SOUNDTRACK -(20th Cen· tury>
3 CROSBY,STILLS&NASH-csN <AUantic>
4 JAMESTAYLOR-JT<Columbia)
5 ELVJS PRESLEY -Moody Blue <RCA>
£AS Y USfENING
1. NOBODY DOES JT BETTER -Carly Sjmon
I 1-~lektra>
2 HANDY MAN James Taylor <Columbia>
;1 OON'T WORRY BABY B.J . Thomas
IMCA)
London Sym. 4 STAR WARS Main Theme
phony Orchestra <20th Century J
5.0N ANDON Stephen Bishop <ABC1
SOUL SINGLES
1 f'LOAT ON Floaters (ABC>
2 THE GREATEST LOVE OF ALL-George
Benson <Arista> ·
3.L.A. SUNSlllNE -War <Blue Note>
4. LET'S CLEAN UP THE GHET'l'O -
Philadelphia International All Stars (Philadelphia
Jntemational)
S. BOOGIE NIGHTS-Heatwave (Epic)
COUNTRY SINGLES
1. DON'T lT MAKE MY BROWN EYES BLUE
Crystal Gayle <United Artists> · •
2 I'VE ALREADY LOVED YOU JN MY MIND
ConwayTwitty <MCA>
3. WAY DOWN-PLEDGING MY LOVE -Elvis
Presley (RCA I
4 DAYTIME FRIENDS
1 Un1tt'<I Artist~> Kenny Rogers
5 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA George Jone:.
and Tammy Wynettc <Epic 1
Punishment Severe
Modest Dress
Law Stressed
From AP Dispatches
King Khaleel of Saudi Arabia saad American
and other forei~n women livmg in his kingdom
must obey Is lamic teachings and dress modestly or
otherWl~e face unspecified punishment.
In a ~lc.1tcmenl broadcast by Saudi state radio.
the Mo:.lem monarch also said hippie-like people
would not be tolerated in his kingdom. He said they
\\ ould face arrest and imprisonment if they did not
respect Is lamic law
Khaled's st.alemenl was addressed to all
foreigners in the oil-rich state, though he did not
<;pecify nationalities, as well as to Saudis. • Johnny WelHmuller is ''feeling fine" as he con-
tinues to recover from a stroke, his agent reports.
Weissmuller, 37, famous for Olympic swim·
ming feats and his movie portrayal of the fictional
jungle king Tarzan, has been taken off a respirator
unit at Valley Presbyterian Hospital in Van Nuys,
~!~ lhe agent, 'oho Fis· (
Weissmuller, who
won hve gold medals ;n
the 1924 and 1928 Olym-
pics and set 67 world rec·
PEOPLE J
ords before going mto the movies in 1931. was
hosp1tahzed Aug . 27 In recent years Weissmuller
has beenagreeteratCaesar's Palace in Las Vegas •
Tueeday. September 6 1977 DAILY PILOT
Weather,! .. , 4
I
.Illness
'
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COLUMBUS, Ohio
CAP> -Health officials
aay there may be a ltnk
bet.ween the weather and
the appearan ce of
lLeglonnalres disea:se I here late thls summer
Dr. Ian Baird, director
of infectious disease at
Riverside Hospital
where all four confirmed
cases here were ad·
milted, said the dis-
ease's recent history m·
dicates it becomes active
in late summer.
.( I NSHORT J
Baird said his re·
search shows there were
late summer outbreaks
of pnewnonia-llke deaths
in Pontiac, Mich.. and
Saintlg Dancer "~ ........... Washington, D.C., before
'the infection was isolat.
4!d when 29 of about 180
people stricken with the
disease died during or
after an American
Leag1on convention m
Philadelphia July 21 ·24,
1976
.
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!'>emblancL• to Furruh-Fawcett Majors. but
-.he.··!'> on tell•\ h-.10n 111 lll'r own right ;J~ ;.i
member of t.tw ;\;t•\\ Orlt-an:-. S~1inh flonnt'"
\m1e-. d;.in(•t•r-. wh11 r.wrlorm during g:.imt·-.
111 t ht· Suµcrclomt•.
--------------------------------12toDie
Country Gig
For Tiny . Tim
NASHVILLE, Tenn. <AP> -The country music
capital of the world -the domain of the rhinestone
rebels and the Mary Sues and the honkytonk heroes
1s vibrating to the falsetto sounds or an intruder
Tmy Tim has gone country
With h1::. ukelele. his stnngy black hair and ef.
femtnalt• manner, he has recorded four country
songs where fiddles and st.eel guHars predominate
and where anyone who blows kisses is regarded sus-
piciously
"THEY ASKED ME TO TAKE a challenge and
see what happens," he said as he sat in a Music Row
office just before a three·hour
recording session. "Everybody
wonders where I a m, and 1 pop
up in Nashv~lle," he marveled.
He has kept busy recording
and making club appearances.
He and his wife, Vicki, who were
married on the Tonight Show in
1969, are separated .
· · 1 ·ve decided not to get
friendly," he said about their re·
lat1onsh1p "I don't believe in Jn·
between:. Either you 're hot or cold "
TIH'r TIM
llli. career has fallen off since he became
famou.'i for hH1 ver~1on of "Tiptoe Through the
Tulips" 10 year:. ago
"IT WAS MV OWN FAULT and bad manage·
ment." he ::.aid. "l had to break away from my
manager and haven't had one as great since. Good
managers are vital."
Ue's also had problems gett.ing the right sound
on his recordings.
"A lot of the songs l've done were like an
orange -half squeezed. Something was missing. I
have many different sounds and styles. Every song
and style I do is like a sculpture -it has to be just
right.
"They say it's impossible to record me because
no one knows what a song wiJl do or how to handle
me or whatl can do." ·
NAIROBI, Kenya
(AP> -Twelve people
sentenced to death by a
military tribunal in
Kampala for conspiring
to overthrow President.
ldi Amin will be execut·
ed in public Friday,
Uganda R adio an·
nounced today.
Amin p ersonally
signed the order for ex-
ecution by firing squad
or the former ranking
2overnment 1tnd
m1ltt<1ry offac1als. the
radio said in broadcas~
monitored here. The
court is:.ued its sentence
on Monday.
Student Slain
EWING TOWNSHIP,
N.J . (AP>· A graduate
student from California,
Sigred Stepenson. 25,
round murdered this
Weiikend on the Trenton
State College campus
here, often practiced
piano near t he stage
where ber body was dis-
covered, say members of
the local theater group
The battered body of
Mass Stepenson of
Livermore, Calif., was
d as covered Sunday at
center stage m Kendall
Hall on the college c<Jm
pus here, authorities
said
Tragedte. Seen
·~-· ........... WISCONSIN BICYCLISTS HIT THE TRAIL
State Convert• Abandoned Rallway LlnH for Recreation
New Trails Blazed
p·
Along Railway Lines
NEW GLARUS. Wi s fAP 1
There's a different kind of traveler on
th e rights-or-way where steam
locomotives once chugged through
the rolling green countryside of
southern Wisconsin.
Blcycllsts, young and not so young,
are riding the 25-mile Sugar River
Trail that connects tbe llWe towns of
New Glarus. Monticello, Albany and
Brodhead.
THE TRAIL, DEVELOPED and
maintained by the slate's Department
of Natural Resources over the aban-
doned roadbed of the Chicago.
Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Railroad. is one of four in Wisconsin.
The state considers itself a leader m
giving bicyclists sare. scenic and level
places to ride. ,.
Trails in the state using old railroad
lines total 91 miles
··There are thousands of miles of
r1ght.s-of·way upfor abandonment na·
lionwide and we get lots or requests
for information from other states
about our program," said Dave
Weizenlcker, deputy director of the
DNR's Bureau of Parks and Recrea·
tion ... We've been a stimulator.••
WEIZENICKER SAYS after the
state buys the abandoned lines, the
tracks and ties are torn up and
replaced with fine-ground ~ravel. five
lo six inches deep.
Between Elroy and Sparta 1n
west.em Wisconsin is the 32-rnile line
which the Northwestern Railway sold
the state in 1965 for $12,000. Bicyclists
riding the full length travel through
three tunnels and over 33 trestles. The
Milwaukee Road property, purchased
eight years later. cost the stale
( OUTDOORS J
$150,000, officials said.
Northeastern Wisconsin bas tbe
JS-mileAhnapeeTrail, using aforrner-
roadbed of the Ahnapee and Westem
Railroad. Far northern Wisconsin has
the newly opened Heafford Junc::tion
Trail, 19miles long.
All the trails are free to the public.
OFFICIALS SAY THERE is no way
to determine exactly how many nder1>
tl:lke to the trails annually. You cah
register :.it the headquarters of thl'
SuJ?ar River Tr:.111 here tht>
handsomely refurbished Milwauket-
Road station but only a fe.w rideri>
do so
We1zcnicker estimate~ a tot al at
100,000 people ride this trail and the
F.lroy-Sparta Trail each year
Bob Marlin, chief of resource are11
studies for the Lake Central region of
the federal ·Bureau of Outdoor
Rec?'eation, based at Ann Arbor.
Mich., says "there certainly is a lot of
activity." in other states followini
Wisconsin's lead in developing old
bicycle paths.
THOUGH THOUSANDS OF males
of railroad hnes are bemg abandoned.
~late~ may h1tve to move fast to savC'
them for reC'reahonal purposes such
ai. b1cychn~. rccrt.-al1onul promoten,
warn
"Theres :.i great unt<1pped potential
there. Mart an says ··But un·
fortunately, 1t ·~ <1 short-laved poten·
taal. Many interests will be seekan~
I hese propcrtac~ · · •
Extension~~~
Set
The following schedule of activities open to the
public has been announced by lhe UC Irvine Ex·
tension Program :
...........
CdMMan
An Expert
Naval Reserve Com-
mander Jay Moseley, or
Col'Olla del Mar, was de·
signaled Navy Expert
Pistol Shot during a
s mall arms trainini:?
course conducted at
Point..Mugu1~--
Moseley is an Orange.>
County deputy distract
attorney The deslgna
t1on of Expert Pistol Shot
1~ the highest possible
s hoot.mg qualification.
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De~r~ Al'fd'altl~ f,. LA
DEAR PAT· Where t·llfl I cet a copy ro my !mat
divorce d~crce<t I Lned the Hall of Records in Los
An&eh:s, hut lhey d1dn 't answer me The d ivorce
was grlUll~i In Los Angele~ in 1948. I received the
hnal decree then. but I had 1t notarized and sent 1t
back
E Y , Cosla Mesa 1be dly rf'cord., office t"ouldn't help you because
dlvorc.-"a'f'1'1 ar .. handled in lbe county 1'uperlor
court and 'ubs~uent l'ffords are retained by cou.aty
ofllc4''\ Ir you know your divorce case
numlM>r , l'ontatt thf' Los Angelf's County Archives,
:!27 1'. Broadway, Room A-103, Los Angeles. CA
90012. Provide the ca"e number and 5@ cents per
page for a <'Oii). If you don't know the cas~ number,
a!>k that It he provided by Los Angeles County
('lrrk, 111 'I Ifill St .. l.O'> Angt-les, CA 90012. Include
a' much inform a lion ai. you can <names or husband
and wlfl•, t'ourt location. date case beard, etc.).
Slun-N,...d11 TPlllporarw Bor.r
DP.AR PAT I \.I.ant to find s<>meone who needs
a "house!>1tt<:r" for u couple of months this winter
und for three months next summer. The winter
m onths for m y parents. and the summer for m y
brother and his family They would be willing to
t ake t'arc of the homes and /or pay a low rental
charge. My fam ily laves 10 Iowa and l 'm here in
California trying to find them a place lo stay. Any
~uggcst1on!>?
S G., Orange
A boos<' n change would be your best bet. Con·
tact the'>e firm!> for the details: Adventures in Liv·
ing, Box 278, Wlnnetka, II 60093 ; Vacation Ex·
chan~e Club, 350 Broadway, New York, NY 10013;
Holiday Ho me Exchange Bureau, 8-0x SSS, Grants,
NM 87020; lnquillne, 80:1 208, Katonah, NY lOSle,
and Creative Lebure, · 1280 Columbus Ave., Sao
Francisco, CA94133. You also should contact area
l"eal e!>tate firms that .'>peclallze in rentals, bul the
short lerm involved may Umit you to a swap ar-
rangement or a low·co!>t area rental.
Photo f 'lrne Makes It Snappy
OEAR l'AT llornc l'ortnul Studios of Los
Angclcl> canvasl>e<l our neighborhood recently to
take photos. Our family had pictures taken and the
salesman returned July 18 with proofs. I ordered
and paid for S:J7 05 w1>rlh of finished photos. and was
told that they would he mailed to me in 10 days. I
haven't reC"c1vcrl any photo~ and the HPS phone
number is always hu!->y I checked with the Better
Ru sincss nurc.-au and was told that there is a long
file· of l'nmplaanh against this company Can
:mythang he done. or am I out of luck?
K F • Fountain Valley
A VS contaclt"d Hom<' Portrait Studios and all
your phot-O«raph'i now have been malled. The
firm's spokesman said that delivery takes up to ZS
working day'> lor lab proc:es!>ing, not 10 days as the
salesman told you. The Los Angeles Better Busl·
ness Bureau report'! that complaints have been "on
We" about HPS since 1975, and that the studio d~s
not answer all BBB·ilisuf'd complaints. Next lime,
t"ontact the RR8 fir-it.
Antique. Get Sprdof Pfarr
DEAR PAT I am con-;idenng the purchase of
an antiqu(• automobile Will r have to have it
equipped lo meet current antipollution s tandards,
11nd is a sr><.•cial li cense plate required''
P .L., Irvine
Vehiclei. or historic intt>rest are not required to
have any motor vehicle pollutlon-cotW"-01 device ex·
cept for those which were required for such vehicles
hy the Pure Air Act or 19'8. The Department or
Motor Vehicles will fill you in on specUlc equipment
details. The OMV Issues special ldentUlcatlon
plates for motor vehicles manufactured after 1922
and for can at least 25 yt>ari. old.
Worday Charftl~• LbtH
DEAR PAT It seems that I'm on every
solicitation m ailing list that exists. I do make con-
tributions to various charities on a fairly regular
basis. so I'm not surprised. My problem is how to
tell the worthy charities from the ripoff operations.
N.H., Balboa
"Standards for Charitable Sollcttatloas," a
CouncU of Better Businesa Bureaus booklet, can
help you separate the emotJonal appeal charities
from worthwhile organiutlona. Requeat a free copy
from CBBB, 1150 17th St. N.W., Wasblngton, DC
20036. CBBB 11uuest1 that If you don't know
anythlnl( about a charity, you should chffk Its com·
plaint me with your local BBB, Chamber of Com-
merce or consumt'r protection agency .
P UBLIC NOTICE
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Course
Taught
Pll8Ll( NOTl('E
t Ul'lltlO-COUltTOfl TMI
UAfl Dfl CAl.IPotlNIA flOlt
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twe .... O'< IO<ll "oon, or lhert•lttr
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~0111n OrenO Avenue, hnl• Ane,
C•lllorN•, •II """·tint . 1111 ... MI efWI
ol•I• ol \elel fl.Al'9AltA CLAlltE
ltAY, •I• t.AltlAltA C ltAY, M· u•-· 411llw11-o1 -d9atll, ell<I all
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perlyO.Krie.dMIOllOwt
Loi 11'0• T•ecl No. u ... In, ... City
ol ~m,CANfti'totOrlf\90, ll•t•ol
Ce lltorN•. et "*' -r.cor-111 ,_ 7' p_. I le • lnclll\lw of ml ..
tell•ne<IU\ ,.,.°' "' •~ oll•<e ol '"' Count'( lle<.Ofde• ol w 1dC0<1My
EXCEPT •II 011 9,n tnlner•h •ncl
ydto<.,.bOn 'W.t•n<tJ\ lylrw;a M lo'tllf •
eotll ot 100 vorllUI lt•I lro1n
I"" \Uri.Cool \•d I-bul Willloul Ille
nqht of f'ntf"t uoon trw-\url•t• ot , • ...,
••""-1 to" uw wr~ of drilllnio. boring
ptO\PKtino tor m•"•no removlftO °' "TI•rk•tlnQ ,.,d \UO'\t.M•\, ttw com "' ... ""'°'"' o• \.tel ll'OOI,,,.,., 1n<1 Jt.IO W•\I ll•oedw•r . An•he•rn
C•••fOtt\I"
Bid\ M off~" At• 1n111t•d for ""d pro-
prr-,y MM:! ftlV\1Of"111 ""'''"'t<1 •nd w 1il '-
f'tc,.1vf"O •t t"4't 04fl(P nf OW Pub.,( Ad
"''"''''•tor, IJ)O South Gr•nCI AvenUI' S•"'" AM, C•llf0tnl•, or mo lit lilt<.!
wtlh ,.,. Cler-of \otld SUO<t• lor '°"'' or m.1111v tMt ct.u..,ered to S•ld Adm1n1\tr•t0f'
tJ1•r \On .. lly. al dny t1m• •ftttr
tr\I out>!lca1I011ol lhl\nol1te •lld IN!loro no maklnoot •elO••••
TI ltMI OP iALI: C••ll. ••wlul
mono ol ctw u .. 11.c1 Stalo, or o•" c .... •nd 1)91oln(~ ••ICMr>eed Cly nol• Or
nolu _..,.., DY morl04009 or trui1
-on the Ol'OPt' r1 y \O told ts mey be
acceolllDI• 10 '"' Covrt uoon confirm•
11on Hw tum of ~.ooo 00 °'°"'" In •>II. <·•<l•lted <lw<• °' mono orde• mu\1 a<<-V ucn wrlll•ll Did Of of
tr, "'"" ,,,. twit-• ol tht 11<irc,,.w
e>rt<• 14 De .,.1d -conllrrn•llOn of
•••• •• •119<0ved Dy Mid Supe•IOr
Court
All btch °' °"'"' rn1.1tt be Wbmllled • fOfmfurni\.hed by '•lier TM t~t •o '"1t<t ..,, .tno •II DICh ",..,eor '" rv.o
OA TEO ~-· t 1•n JAMES E HEIM,
PuDllc Admlnltlr•IOf
Mltn<Nsl1elo•ol Est.ft
fHEOOOttl J llALL
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PuDll\IWd Or-CMS! O•tly Pllol.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Pt:nuc NOTICE ..... ,,
SUl'lltlCHI COUltf0' THI
STATl 0' C.ALll'OltNI& 'DR
THE COU NTY OF OltAHGE
Ht. A t2tlt
NOTICE 0' Hf:.AlllNQ OF
PITITIDN l'Dlt ll'ltDlo\T( DP Wt LL
AHO FOlt LlTllU TUTAMIN
T&llY .ANO FOii .AUTHOAIUTIOH
TO .ADM tHISTElt UHO(lt THE
IHOEPEHOENT &OMINISTlllATION
0, UTATHACT
f.•1•1• 1>t FlOllEN Cf W
EPHAllOT OK .. Md
NOTICE IS HEltEllY GIVEN lh~I
IV&N W EPHAROT ~\ llled ner•ln •
~tlllon '°' ProlMllf' Of Wiii •nCI for I•
\uen<ool ltlle" Tttt•m•nl••• .,.0 IC>< &1,1l-l1Ali0n to Admlnl\I ... under tlW>
lncks»-l Admtnl\l•ellonot t •Uite• Act ,.,_._. 10 -•en h ,,,_ lo•
furl""• l*"tkuler\, -,,,., llM """'
end Ole<• ol lw•rlnq lht Ymo lln .,_..,
••1 t0< S.OI 10 1'71, •t 10 00 • m , In
IM cour1room of 0-0.•1"-I Ho 3 ol
.. Id tou<t, •I 100 Civic C.nltr Orlv.
Wul, In tnt Clly of S•nte An•
c:.111°'"'•·
D•l"CI Auou•l1 s. "" WILLIAM I ." JOHN
Covnly Clt•ll
Ylll,UI & l'"ICK, INC
Ht H-1 Cefll.,. Ori••
Ntw,.n .. 1<11, (A '2MO
JtH!lllC.OMtl
A"•',."'°'' ,...HI,,.., Publlsntcl OrellGr Co .. 1 O•llV Piiot,
A1.10. JO, JI, Sepe,•. lt77 )901 11
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PUBLIC NOTICE
C:P Ml7
HOTICI TOCltlDITOltl
OPIULlt TllAN.,llt
t'-<t Uel •lt1 UC.Cl
llltll<• •t lle,,&Y 9lv•n lo 111•
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C.-ty OI Or-Sl•te Of C.•lllOll'lle,
'""' • 11111• tr.,.\l•r '' ell0u1 tq be m• lo M•a J•\Chitll.e# l tM1\f•tM whit .. t;u~1.,..., -•It 101•2 ....,,., Cir< le.
Clly 01 VIII• P ..... C_,IY ot Ot-.
~1•1• Of CelifOfnl•
Tiie procierly lo be tr•n•••<ftd ••
l0<e•• et , ... Pfe<enlle, (lly Of Cetl•
Meu, (aunty o• O••noe, ~•I• ol (elllOt1We
$eld pr-rty I• dU<rlbed In Qener ..
••· All tloc-Int-. flat1.1N • equlo-
mtnt.,,., QOOCI Wiii Of tn•t Mttlula<lur.
1110 lll.lslnets 'nown et &MBEll
MANUFACTUltlNGCO.-tooled•t
, .. , Pl.C:Mtlt ·-· City ol CG•I• Meu, County or Or•nt)o, Sl•I• 'ol
(.e1t1or111•
T..,. bl.Ilk er-I•• wlll o. contumm•I·
ed on or otwr Ille 1•11> NY ol Sec>
ttl"llber, 1'11, •t 10 em, et OllOVEll
E~CllOW CORPORATION WflOSo eel
drn• " 111 !loo. llllnois. A11•ne1m,
C.llfOfNe, Attn· Ardlln Puuell.
Soter •s I• Mown lo IM Tren•l•r .. ,
ell -lneu ~ -eddru ... UM<J
llY ll>t Tr.,.\ltfOt fM IN pot 111••
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lllS. 1111 ..... ,. ........... c:.1-..i.-
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S.p(tmllor •• 1977 3'0l-77
PUBLIC NOTICE
"CTITIOUl IUllNIH
NNlllSTATIMIHT
Tn. '9ttowlnt Ptoon• ••• 0o1nv bull· ,,.,, .,
PUBLIC NOTICE
UATIMIH' 01' W1Tl401t.AWAL flltOM ll'AltTN81ttHlll'
Dll'lllATIHOUHOl•,.CTITIOU•
a\lllN•UNAMI
Tiit ... ._,,. ...,_, ,,., "'"""'.,_
•• • 9e11tr•I 11erc11ef troll\ Ille
lllolr(,..t>lllO -tt•ne "''*' the fie· 11119'11 Mineo ,..,_ of HIOH TIDE
et n1 w..1 1t111 Screet, c .. ce ,..., ••
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,.,.nl lor ltw ""'lltflllf P w•t Ill• Oft ,_,,_,, 11111'4 '-tYtl 0r"'9t
111,111 Name.,.. AdOr•nof tlw "9tWn
Wlltwltewl119
JOM .A. M<Cull1,1m, .... "'''"'''' lllYe• Clrcl•, l'ou11l•ln V•lley,
c:e111,,,.,.1•'1llll
JOllllA McCull11m ,..,,,,,
Publtlhld OtonQit C:O.sl Delly Piiot,
A119. 21,lO.enCISeot •. 13, 1'77 ~U·77
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUI tUllH8H
NAMISTATIMIHT
The loOowtnQ 1>9rt1111• ••• clol110 lll.ltl· nenn
OIAMONO IAlt All'AltTMIHT
L TO , 1000 Ouell Strut, Ste Ito,
Newoo<t &e.cn, Celltorllle t-.0
Rl<Plerd I( Hoev•-. IOOll OU.II
Strut. St• 100, Hewll>Ort leecn,
Cell toml• ""° Fm~ HOelKllM', 1000 0ua11 s1-1.
Ste 160. H-port lllN<h, C.lltornle
'1'60
R-., J. Wt"lne, 171'1 ltVIM
llYd • SI• IU. TUilln C.llfornle •-
llobtf1 0 Wel•lll\o 172" l••IM
Blvd • Sit i.l, Tinlin, C..lltornle ti*
lllcherdl( ~·-Tn1, ''"'-"' wet tiled wltll !?le Counly Clet k ol 0••"99 COllnW 011
A119utl II, 1'71 , .. .,
P1.1bll111td 0rtnQ9 C.0.SI Delly Pllo1. Au;.13.lO .,,.,s.cit.•. u, tt77 :i.sr.n
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
PICTIT10Ut eu11Na ..
NAMa UA,aMIMT
Ttw fel-'119 ,_,_, •••09!"9 """1•
""net NOTlll ~1.ACt!, l)O •Ht Ult!
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PUBLIC NOTICE
ll'ICTIT10UI IUllMI»
NAMI ITt.TIMaHT
Ttw tOl-inv -_, efe ootnt "''"' ........
COt.()Nit.140 INVl.!>TMENT (QM
PAHY, lfQA t.a .... ey A-, lr•lnt C.111 ..... •"714 IM<-• T II~. e14 tlM itr"t. Newll0'1 .. ecn, C.llt,,,.,.etJMO
av..-.tt T, keN, UI ... 1-Ue,
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Cou111y Cltni ot Orai1 .. C:ou"'y °" ""°"'' "· 1911. AUl\!Jtll, 191'1 ,....... "°'"» ~lltlfl.,., Oronoe C.O.tt 0.11, ""•'· ll'ublllltecl Or.,.. Coast Delly ll'lloC, A119,Jl.JO.~Sooe.•, u. m1 Jt)l.11 •111.t~JO,elld~.•. u.1m :i.11.11
PUBLIC NOTICE
"CTIT10UI tUllHOI
NAMl If A TaMlfllt
'The to1tow1111 ""'°" 11 c1o1119 1111t1·
MUtJ: • A .. ~ Tl ltl, 10* ll'fK•• lllwr
Ctrel•, l"oullt•l11 Valley, Celltornle
t270I
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c-1 IOIN Piac.,. ttlvef Clrtl•, ,_.
(f 111 YelltY, c;.4Horllle '2JOI
Thlt .._,....,, I• t~IMI by a C.,_
OOf•lllft. ltkf\ard "-Co., 1 nt.
0....Al-OI Prealdlnt
Tiiis stat-I w<tt filed wltlt tllt
Co1.1n1y Cler11 ot Or•~ Covllt't on
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUI IUllNIH
NAMI STA,8Ml•T
TM totio.lno I*'-•rt OOlnt Ml·
MU et'
EXCHANGI! l!HTl!ltPRl~ES,
1'•0 Atn<IOll Aven...,, Cati. MeH,
C..llforlllen.1'
W .. tace Lo<k P-.r, 10'9 Allto
Ave-. COSUI IMM, C.llfOf'llll ,,.,,
lt..,moncl H, "°"'ltar, Htl Str-
t>oll 11-. C:O.i. Meu. C..lllornla tt.»
Tnll l>UslntU It tOMl.l<ted ll't e
gefttt' .. ""ne~l'tlp.
lleyMOftdN ~-W•ll<Kl I.. Perktf'
Tl1I• "•I-wet llltd wltlt the
County OWtl 9f Orar199 ColinlY.., J l/Ay
2t, "" """ A119VA It, lt77. ,_ P1.1Dlllltecl Orenot C.0.tl O•llY ~II ...
PuDlltlled Or-<:Nil Delly Piiot. A .... 2l. l0 ... Stt>t.•. U, lf7' JM>-11
&119.2:1,JO,onds.ot.4. IJ. 1'77 J6Sl·71
PUBUC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
QUALITY QUICK PAINTING -------------
PICTITIOUS 8UllHUS
NAME STATIMINT
T "• loll-IPIQ oer '°" i. dOIPIQ bust
~U.t\ &NO M.AtL1NG, 110 Monrovia S1
Co•I• Me ... C.lllOfnl• U•1'
S-•111 Mn Leo, lltS Monrovlt Slrt•l. eo.te ~,,., C•lllornlt •2'11>
Sl•Dl'en Pal.II HOldlwO•ln. llU
Monrovia St<et l. Coll• Me ..
C•lllornle ttn•
Thi\ bu•IMU .. <onduCloO by •
oenerdl 011rtnar\h10
~ff\Ul"ff S•-P Ho1cnwort11 Thi> >1•1.,.,.nl ,.., fllod wltn Ille
County Cit•~ Of Ort1199 County on
A1.19u.1ll, 1'77
fl'1Jtj
PuDll\hed Or-Cont O•llr Piiot,
Sept•mbe• •• IJ, 20. 11. 1971 .... 71
PUBLIC NOTICE
t1'11
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S.01 • I) 10 11 1'11
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTlllOUi 8USINIU
NNll•STATIMEHT
TIM toUOWlft9 penon h dol1>9 !Kn•
MUI\
THEllMO ICING OF OllANGE
COUNTY, 1149 Nortll Lemon StrMI,
0••"09, C..llfornl• '1'16'7
T~ l(l'!q S..••• ...., S.rvlct 01
Los Anotle.. • C.llfOf"'e <Of POfatlon,
011 P•clflc Boul .. erd, Ye•no11,
ce11to11\1a.OOSI
Thi\ DutlMSI I• <Olldll<ttd by • co• PO,.lton
Tllenno I( 11>9 s.1 .. •nd
~rvlce ot L°' AnQeltt J11<k 8.oni.men
p,.,,.,..,1 encl Trusurer
lhit tlet-nl WH fllecl wlln IM
County Cl•fl1 OI Ounge Co11111v on &uo ,,, 1'71 .
Wlllltml!! SIJOM,
County Cleo .. ,_ . ..,_
1•c:.MurY ........ 1
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PICTITIOU!> tui1NtH
NAMI STAT!MINT
l I)• IOtlO'Nlng I»'"°" I\ dotn9 bu\I "•" '" Hff STANLEY G WALl(Elt
COMPANY, •IS Newn•ll StrHI. Co\UI
Mua.C..lllorr11•'1677
Tt>omo• l, W•Ck\lrom 10\77 S.11
Air Cirri~. 14unllnaton ll••c n.
Celllorlll•OJ• ..
Tni\ DU\lfle\\ I\ tonclu<I~ by •II I,._
di VI dual
Thom.nL Wlchlrom
Thi\ >1•1..,_t ,. .. tiled wlll't llw
County Cl••• of 0UllQ9 Covnt~ on
AUQU\I "· 1911 P•Ol'l'.!>SIOHALHCltOW
SEltYICH
17014 ~I• 51'"'
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EHrow ,.._t-11-.MI' ,...,,
Pubhtlleel Or-(CMtSI Ot1ly P ltol.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
lllCTITIOUI IUllHIH
NAM! STATIMINT
TM 104 loW1119 oerw" •• e dol "9 l>USI· M,,.,
THE AMAZOLCO, IOQjE ll1Ymortd
Wty,An•,,..1m.C.1t1o•nl•taOI.
Rl(HAllO LLOYO lllUNell. IMOJ
S. Su'"" Piece. ~,,I I.GI, (AIU '°IOI. lttlfH LYNN OllUH Ell, 177JO
E•alO'\Our Roe<!. Olt<nond BOI. C.111
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'"•' bu\1nt\\ •\ condu<t•d by
Atth.,d l tJrvf\llJr•nd K"'ltn L Btul"lf'•
llt<Ple•d L. 8ru11<1r
Tn,\ \181•_,,I WA\ 111"'1 "'"" lht
rounlyCl•rk 04 Or-Counlyon Au9.
JJ, It/I
GOt.OENWEST CONTR.ACTOllS,
t2ll f erry Ort ... Hunllneton Boecn,
C•ltlor•l•9'2441
Jolln Elton POik, t1ll 1-rrv Or .•
Hun1tngton8ucll,C•lllornl•Uiu1
Tnl\ Du\lntu 11 <ondu<led bv •n 111.
dlvldu•I
JoMPoll<
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Cou,.I'( O•rtt ot Or•"O<' Counly 011
AUQU\I 19, 1'n.
P*'2
Pullll•-Or-Cout Oelly Piiot.
Aut.21,lOonds.pt.•, IJ, 1'77 114l-11
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PUBLIC NOTICE
PICTITIOUS •usr•us
NAME STATEMENT
TM fo•1-1no cierson 11 doino b<nl·
Mi\•s·
'~ MUN SO .. MANAG IH¥1 E N T HOWAltOE YLEEltlCI( SYSTEMS INC .. J50 E . Paulerlno,
A"-Y Coil a Meta, C..llh1•·nl••2'2'
tH I E. Tiii•• "'... M-$por11"9 G<>od' Inc .• •a
DewMY,C.IH "141 Calllornld coroor•llo11), lSO E .
P1,1bUW<I Oun09 CM\I O•lly Pllol, P•u•erono, C...UI Men , C..ltlornlet2'~
Au9 JO~ •• U,X>. 1'11 la10·11 Tnls Mlrwn II tond<lcted by. CCI'·
PUBIJC NOTICE --------·-·----
"CTITIOU~ I UJINIU
NAMll STATIMIHT
, ... fol-"9 --h dolnt ""'' M\\~
ALPHONSOS, 3UO lrvlno Avo
H•w00'1 Bu e" CA'7..0 Lou•~ Oe•hon. IS E\UP•de
Cou'1 N-111..,cn CA "-.l
Tnh Du14""s '' <ond..clod II'( •n In 01¥1-1
LOVtMOe•ltOll
'"" ,, .. ....,.1 "''" tlltd with tl'>f Counly Cl~rk ot Or•no-Co""IY 011
AU11"'I JO. 1'71
OOt•llOll.
"""-Sportif!Q ~s 111<
l(~IY~
Vic~ Prnldtnll
c;.ner el--· Tn" •t.1-t w•• llled with ll>P
Cou'lty Cle•ll of O•a11oe Covnty on
Al.IQ<l\114. "77
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A119 ll. JO. -s.ot •. I~. 1'77 -77
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,ICTITIOUi IU"NEU
NAME STATIMINT
Tiit tol'-'119 peuon• ere OolPIQ ~·
nett•\:
aH SKYLAR!(, A Limited ,..,,,,..,..,,,0, 11u1 Sl&y P1r1< C1rc1e,
"G'', 1,..,1ne, Celllel'lll1 t ?11f --------------t C.-9'" G O'HMI ~ Auoc:. 1,,c .• I
nu• Pvblllihod Or~ Cont Oel1y Pllol.
S.OI •. ll 10, 11 1'77
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C&lllomle <o<oo•atlM, 17tSI Slry P•rl<
C•rc•~. "<;", lrvlne, C.llf0<nlat1714
St1nley S•wcnyn •nd Tn•I ma
Sa,.chy"· )00 Ge•ll•ld, Souln
Pasedene. c:.111.,,,1. '1011
Tnl\ blnlneu Is conducted I>'\'• butl
"~\\ tru\t.
C--Oroe G O'NHI & Auou
II\(
~r>erol P•r1""'
Pa1r10 A. O'NHI
Prnloent
Thi\ \t•t•_,,, "'n ltlud wttn '""
Counly Clerk of Oranoe Co.int'( Oii
A1.111u~t 11, 1'11
FMU• Publll!wld Or-Co .. 1 Dolly Piiot,
Auo.U.JO.-S.Ot.•. U, "11 JUJ-17
JO; ••
PUBLIC NOTICE
"ICllTIOUS a u11NIH
HU.W STATl'.MINT
T"" tot1ow1no ~·-Is doine llusl
M~\o.t\•
CHEMICAL SPECI FIGS, '211
SydMY Or., Hu11l1r19ton BH<l't, CA .,..,
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OVERLOOKING
THE PARK
J .;1 ri:1· 1 ht•ll mmn \\ 1th
:o.t•duded mJ~tc•r s u1t1•
:-. .. p.11 Jtcd frum the
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OPEN HOUSES
SA TUIOA Y & SUMO A Y 1-5
I 437 SERENADE TYR.
ltvuw 'l\·rraC't.· Sharp 3 bdrm . l bJ
with vu·w of ha v & <X't:an thru lush
s.:n-.·m·ry & tall ·Pines. $162.500. One
) t.:M w&Jrr&Jrtl).
359 YIST A M.ADHA. llUFfS
Wt:ll maintamc:d <:nd umt Carm<:lita
modt:J condo. 4 Bdrms., 3 full baths,
lots of storage in ovtrsm:d garagt: &
bas<:mt:nt e:tr<:a. Walk to shopping.
$162,500 Includt:s Jund. American
H ome Shic:Jd Warranty. ... liill VISTA HOGAR, ILUFfS
This om·'s no wallflowf:r . some lut·ky
fomil) will grab this economy modd :!
bdrm .::! balh t·nd unit ul only SI 17.000
Ask about our hot ntw :1 bdrm listing
on Milford Drive, Camt:o Short:s. V1f:w
of <·:myon & ot·<:an K<·v to prtvalt·
tu· a du ·.., :S2fi0. 000
673-4400
1-J l \.JlJ l() I l
Dh,ision of Harbor lnveshMttt Co.
( ;11J1 dl'd i:atcwuy pro
'"' h IJ "'h 11rountl'> with ,.,.,1 'wl'ludcd cntr} tn
1 ,,., ul t\l' l1v rm +
lurm JI d101ng rm .
S u11 :.h1111! gou rm1,l
l..llt'ht'n overlook s
private courtyard.
S 1'tral1ng staircase
w1nt.Jo; lo 3 miimmoth
h1:d1 uoms. ()1,1. ncr ii nx·
1nus. Submit any offer.
The (mei.t m towohome
l1v1ng. Cull quick!
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111'.lltlil ul h1m1t• 111 one ul
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• 111111· "'"" th•~ large• l1111nt• h.10., ,, mao.,t<or ::.u1tc•
m 1·rl1w1k111i.: a I u.,h c·cn
1r,ll .itnum. There un· J
more h1•droom~. a luri:t:
fJm1ly room, d1n1ni.:
room. ant.I a ~1,..c·1ou~
gourmet k1tt•hen. For to·
f II r m J l I 0 11 C J\ f, J.
751 Jl'll
t;:SELECT
I PROPERTIES
HEWtHTHE
BLUFFS
A VIEW FROM THE TOP
H arbor ViE:w Driv<." in Co rona del
Mar, 1s when· this lovf!ly home. with
outstand in~ view. is locatE:d . 3
Bdrms .• 3 baths & f a mity rm. + den
or 4th bdrm. A gr<:at vit:w tt:rract:.
proft:ssionall y d ecorated &
landsca~. with luxury jacuzzi. Ft:t:
Jand. Offered al $310,000 ... call for
app't. to s<:t!.
TRIPLEX
Three 2-bdnn., 2 frplc. units: bit-ins,
pool. Highly upgraded ~mthouse unit.
Beamoo ct:il. Lot 2300 sq. ft. larger
than av<:ragt: Corona dt:l Mar income
Q:·llo;;;~~·tcn~:;~ Q:
2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
REAL ESTATE 644 ·4848
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NEWPORT SHORES
BE:autif ul 3 bdrm .. 2-story home, close
to pools, U:nnis & beach. $102,000
LIDO ISLE
Spanish charmt:r. 3 Bdrms., Jge. brick
patio. genE:rous stret t to Rtre<:t lot,
open ream c<:il. $195.000
, • 1~ pool tlml" in tht" :i
bedroom. like nl!w htJnw
I 1,1.1th lrl'sh paint, plu-,h
I t<irpo·tmi.: and best u l Jll
un 18xJ6 healed and
l 1lten'<I pool. Localed in
<.:nllei.:e Park. Full µnc·c
IS $79,900 CALL 556·2660.
C:SELECT
T' PROPERTIES
LAGUNA
Magnificent ocean view
lot! Three Arch Bay:
build the house or your
, dreams In exclusive.
private community
w /gu3 rd ed ga l e .
il75.000!
WOODBRIDGE
Broadmoor home, Wood
lmdl.!t'. Irvine. 2 HH. t-
t11n1ng rm. + l'atini.: <irt•J
tn kitchen. {i<HAl'OU!>
hn1·!-lrpll'. Low mainl
y.1rd :S!ltl.500'
CORONA DEL MAR Oc:·~an side of hw} , 1h•
ltghlfully C'harm1nJ.? :!
OR. hou:.e + nt'ar new ·I
RR. apt. + 4 car J.?aragc.
S185,000!
Balboa lay Prop.
R.altors * 675-7060,..
LAST CHANCE
C7 I 4J 752..0161
RONrOMMBJ.S ,
lro .. r •
HOMES FOR SA~
.J ust Reduced to $81,500 -Be'autiful
MC'sa Verde patio home. New carpet,
walls. window covcnngs. 1653 New
Ha mpshire, C M .
Mesa del Mar Special-$82,000 · Close
to parks, schools , tennis club. Big 4
bdrms on huge lot. 2750 Portola, C.M.
Just listed! • 2 Large bdrm, 2 story
ho m e i n a g r eat n e ig hborhood.
Built-in island kitchen. Central
vacuum. Freshly painted, corner lot
with ft. V gate, enclosed patio. 3157
Kerry Lane, C.M. -:--·
' Lar~c 3 hdrm home with covered
...
IJmtlv 1'1111111 l·.lc1 tr1e ~JraJ.!<' 11111 ·111 r uuublt· GeMral I 0021 General I 002
f •\t'rt .ind tuult ins Hnl·k ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
F1r ... 1 t1m .. 11ffc r ed .
ll1·.1ut1fully upi.:raden
.u11l 1•\qu1~1l I~ dl·c·1irukd
• llr "II" plan Formal
d1111ng , expun~1\1' i.:n 1•11·
liclt und m.11ht li~ht v11,>1,1. .
n11l for pn vate viewing.
Call tl73 li550
LIDO PENINSULA
Spt:clacula r pt:nthoust: condo with
sweepin g v1t-w of Nt·wport Harbor
Sc:curity Mntrollt-ct hldg .. with jacuzz1.
s auna & swim pool. $425.000
for TllIS SUM M F.H"S
PRICES at the bt•u• h
W1· know pnel'S art! w lll
11w. "c also know rlo"· 111
th1· ocean pnce~ '' 111 1•11
up :-.1 liltY NOW: One 111
patio. Owner anxious to sell and is
ol fering VA terms at $71.500. 2201 S.
Linda Lane. Santa Ana f1rl•pl.Jt·1· ::.Kl,!1011, (.\LL
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«:=SELECT
t PROPERTIES
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
Qw111•r ".1'' · SELi."
J..owc·..,l tn l'nmplc•'C. Im
m.H'ul.111• ~:!.:iOO
1 7'!~ :'vi 1tt•ht•ll l.Jn1t 70
MlkES.AVAGE
HF.AL EST i\ n;
642-9601
COROH.A DEL MAR
DUPLEX
.l l ST 1,~ bloc·k to b1i;
< 'oro11:1 lx-a<'h 2 Bdrm:.
m ,., .. h 111111 • .L AUl'Sl
v'••m t11r 'our <1vf'rn1J.!hl
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WHITEWATER
VIEW
POOL SAUNA
$83,900
liar IHlr Pal'if11• heatrci
:11111 f1llC'rt'cl pool wllh
J •• 1· 111. /. 1 • 0 v 1• r Io o k..,
h1."1"h ScC'ludcd pn vatc
ri:st10 Scl'luden s<>eond ~t11rv •hon w1l h occun
vtl'w 'To '1•1· th1:. prnpc•r
t } plc•J:.<' <'Jll 'Jf;:! 77HX
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REALTORs iC
DREAM NO MORE!
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640-6161
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COATS& WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
HUNTINGTON
l&ACH
4 UNITS s 198,000
Four lu'<11r1ous unit~.
Wtlh !\PIH'IOU~ OWltCr '~
unit Almo'L t•urrH''· ~11l'r will ht!IJ> rinJnt'C
For profit project ion in
rl udlntt t"" '!htlter
bt-ne(1ts. rull 002 77R8
~ KE:Y
\@)& P.€ALTOP.5 ii
:! ~to1 \. :1 b(•drm. 2 bath '!!!!!!!!!Ill!!!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!!!!!'!'!~~!!!!!!'!'!~~~~!!!!!!'!'!!!!!!!'!'!~ doulil~ J.!JI ui;1· Cumpll'l•· I h\mJ.: ,,,th t cnm:.. pool~ Getterot 1002 G..._rol 1002'
rl .. t' h ~•ll Hf:t\U~r1 FUI. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~
RA TED R, IN THE BWFfS
Hare R plan ('()ndominium in tht·
fabulous Bluff<;' Split kvel on tht·
~ret·nlwlt. with 3 bNlrooms Cor 2 and :J
dt.:n) &Jll m 1mmat·ulatt: cond1t1on and
tast<:ful appf:arancc. V<:ry custom'
Top of tht: linl· M·curity sysl<.:m Now
vacant & n·ad \.' I or nt·v. ownl·r
15!1,500
I JNl()Uf ti(>Ml:S
INVESTOR'S DELIGHT!
Duplt:x, 4 bdrm. plus 1 bdrm., South of
Jlwy. $189.500
Triplex, 2, 2 & 1-bdrm., South of flwy
$22.5,000
Tnplc·x. 3 hdrm'>. 2 & ~. Cost~ M(«;a
$142.500
Th1·s1• prop1·rt tl'S an· all in v<·rv good
c·on<l & 111 I ml· rt-nl <.ti art:as
'Fiut [tew 759-08 I I
~eat We~uiuc Be.dg.
t'.(JIJf\/\'f>ClRT CENHH nH1v1
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{ .-:::~17 Vio Lido. t:t•wport leoch PERFECT BEAUTY
I 1 ' •J • 11 f ''I I If I "'w If l.iear h ilv1111:. SHJ<l,(J<Hl
~ ~~ 6 73_7300 Walk into entry with vis·
-ta or t urqo1:o;e blue pool. MESA VERDE · Separate int1m<itc 1tvin~ $79,500 rm. Spacious family rm
<:rc•at 3 bedroom, 2 bath GeMrol J002 GHWrol 1002 +gorgeous kitchen tind
homt• with hu1lt·1n •••••••••••••-•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• dining area. Upstairs '1
ktti·h<>n, c r ackling ---------1---------1 large bedrms +
f1r1 •place :rnd fr.need LUSK EASJBLUff enormous r ec room. JOH7 yJnl. Corner lot location s Redding, W. of South
I or e a sy It v ac·cl'~S . v ET ('11u~t Plaza in J\l 1Js:1
l'nC'<'ci fnrtodays market $134,900 Woods, Open Sat1Suo J ..
Jt \'79,500 CALL 751·3191 This 1s the quality, very
SELECT popular Lusk plan J\ 60 VA And most certamly thl' PROPERTIES t>e.t huy in Eu.,tblurr at ••FREE•• ~harp4 t>edrm. newlv dt'
lhl• t m • ... l ., t orated. pane It'd :1 nil LE "'SE OPTIO... ., I e. r <'a ure!'i. ·' VA Counullng &
tl;A " hedrmi. lam rm & t1li•<J ~Jr;o,gc, 1-!rt'dl II\ ~&...'> Redwood model in formal dtntnl( Large. Info. Service mi: ~•~.50u
\\'oodhnd1w :J Bdrm~. 2 very prlvat~ ya rd
t>Jth .... lrpll' 1'1111 pnce Motivated heller ha"
::i t o 1.500 Leu~e ror priced to sell now. Please
:io.li5 mo while }Ou suvc phone
~ uur d11" n paymcnl. Call 546·4 I .. I hi3 R5.>0 ,.
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BEST VIEW
BEST PRICE
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COATS&WALLACE
REAL ESTATE , INC.
BEACH & OCEAN
VIEW
Free Appraisals
Frett List of VA
Homu In O.C.
Oranjll' Co's. Largest
V fl. llome Broker
Coll 24 H".
675-2626
WORLD REAL ESTATE
Woman Ucensed
Sensuous bachelor con·
dominium with beach
and ocean view from
master bedroom suile plu.~ sl'cludeci tori ci<'n. ···~P.t
In Real Estate needed to asst in home sales &
se<'retarial services for
home building firm.
Sf'cret anal hrs, to be
8:30AM·l2PM noon,
Mon·Wed·Fri. Avl to
handle home 1 sales at
i.ak·s ofc, in Anaheim
Hills on Sat. Sun &
holidays from JOAM·
5 JOPM. Pleaiw S<'nd re
suml' lo l'an·r Ul•vf'lnp
m t• n t C o r p . • I 7 7 '> 2
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lnine C.t !Y.!714
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2STORY
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Walk to beach (rom thi:.
b€'aut 1 ful d.rroratur
Rarden homr lluite hv
rm w 1 t h f 1 r c p I a n· .
formal tlintnl(. !>l1tlini:
gla11~ d1xir tu 11at 111 ;Hit.I
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flreplan•, fenced yard, ·ru t te of y"" TERMS mt -es a your own "" dou ble gar age. Six with 157' frontage on the SH.AKE ROOF months n e w , yearly hes l slreet. A mature BEAUTY lease. S400/permonth. bearlnt orchard with
RN·1>ntly rerlurl'd $2,000 COLIOFHEWPORT m o re than a d oze n
n 11 w Io w ti w n v /\ 675-5511 beautitul rrult, avocado
~IOll\ ali:cl ::.t•ll11r hou$1ht & Macadaml3 nut trees.
Jnother home -t Hclrm. ---------1 Warmth & quality CX ·
fmly rm nm rm on quiet LACiUNA pl't!Sll themselves in tht!I
street 1·:111 now tn sc<> MJ.inirH·t•nt 0<·e1tn view C11tm bit one owner
thlfl ont' Onh Sll9.t)()() Or lot , Thri·r Arch Bay . home Flexible ~ Bdrm,
" S.1.00() option 1ll•Po11 11 hu1hl th" huuiie or your w ram rm, larRe pool & ~111 """'' 11pt1on ut dn•.im:. ,11 l'\l'lust\11! puUo ~ mo ~~·9'191 pnvah' community wtth
Real ElllDlf'
ADULT CONDO
l(uurd<'d gate. $175.000
lolboa loy Prop. ....... * 675-7060.,, HAI.HOA ISi. \' J 1
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Just beautlrul, centrally o...,... 1002 Gt•ral 1002
located . Bring fuiu1y ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• huyers. This is In Up-top
shape. SS$,OOO. Please
call 962 7788.
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NEW LISTING
<,>ulck p0Uf'111110" nut 3
bedronm . "St;A
11/\\' .. !N" homt> n1•nr
Me.-nohu und Adanu.
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RFAl E~TAH IN<.
11c; ONI
PUU.Y 'IUILT-ttlWPOU HACH
DUPLEX
3 BOO.room, 2 Bath in Heh ot the
large unlta. Just 5 yean old & In
xlnt condition. FlrC$places -
Bullllns -Carpeted & Draped.
Very qufot r t-sidt:ntlal a~a -close
to bay. Haa; nlce owner's untl.
$189,SOO.
JACOBS REALTY
OUTSTAMDIH~ 11.UFFS
End unit w/s unny patio & BAY
VIEW! 3 BR, 2'12 baths -pro-
fessiona lly decorated. Complete
security system & outside lighting.
$159,500. Maxine Williams 642-8235.
( M·73)
642·823S 644·6200
901 Cover Drive H•rbOr View Center
I rvtne at Campus Valley ~nter
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OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
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FIRST OFFllHMCI!
IN THI ILUPFS
Muc h Desired E Plan In The
"Front Row" With Exciting View
Of The North Bay & Mountains . 3
Spnclou.c; Sedrooms Family Room
21/:i Bath" Lar1iee Secluded Patio.
Many Custom Upgrad~. $179,500 In
Fee Simple. A "J oy Of Newport"
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Ill DOYmt DllYI 631-1800
E SL l':Y N
~YLOR CO.
H.EA LTOltS ~11 1ct~ 1 H4G
llGo CAHYOH-5350,000
On 18th t~e of Big Cyn golf course? 5
Bdrm cus tom home w /rough sawn
wood extt:rior. Unusual architecture.
hug(! com t:r s ite. Lge recreation rm &
!>Ludy, parklike yard, txotic entrance
to homl: w/fish pool & waterfall. In-
formal home. P r ivatl' community.
22 CYPRESS POINT Daily 1·5
2 t t I San Jooqulft Hiib Rood
HEWPORT CENTER. N.I. 644-4' I 0
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VACATION LIVING
Rare s ing le·level 3 BR, 2 BA
townhomc on quiet c ul·de-sac in the
Bluffs. Easy walking distance to
s hopping & recreation. Quality de-
corating inside & out. .Just reduced
to $159,500
A COU>WE:U I.ANKH CO.
644-1766
2161 SANJOAOUINHILLSAO.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
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HEW OM MAUIT THIS WH1C
HAPPY HQM'-HARIOa VllW
$141,500
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Have your own ShangrlLa, only 1~
block from tht: famous Corona Bt:ac h.
Absolute ly bt:aut1ful 5 bdr m .. 6 bath.
5,000 ft. homt . 1s idt:al for the large
fa mily & for t:xt:c. entt:rta1ning. Large
family rm. with wt:t bar,· formal din·
ing r m. & 4 car garagt All on TWO
prime lob. $350,000
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HIEWPORT IE.+.CH
WJlt:rfront home. pier
,1nd ~hp for 50 fl boat
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675-5511
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C. F. Colesworthv
REALTORS 640-oo:lo
Handsome Knit!
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MORE than e¥er before! 2()1'
designs plus 3 free p11nted I~·
side N(W 1976 N[(OLECRAF'
CAIALOG1 Hu everyth•ni. 75r
Crochet wl\11 Squares \ 1.00
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necr Swt Valley,
Idaho
Or I Jrm I.and all well
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rrulcs We&t or SUn Valley
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LAKE FOREST
LAKEVIEW
$97,500
PanorJmtc \'tl'W •JI
s11Jrktrni.: IJkt• Jnd rus tic
duhhousc fro m ltvtni.:
mom and COL'klatl pat1n
off mastL•r ~wll'. 4 Twtn
Siled bedroom:> a nd :l rull
IOI ~liii,CIOO tn l'o st u
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tn i.:ood arc ;,o . <.:lost• to
,t•huols u nd trons l)Ort:i
t1on Ju'lt ll11ted, won't
lai.l, L'ull now • 645-7:.!21
CEMTURY21
WHtc:llff Reaf!_y_
4 DUPLEXES
In Corona del Mar
SOUTH OF HIGKWA Y
J Bedrms. 2 b ath s-1
bcdrm, room to bwld
$155,000
CAPECOD STYL£o:
2 Bedr m<;, 1 Jkdrm.
endoM•d v.ird s i 54,500
~l'ACIOU!:i
3 lll'tJrm,, :1 lrath~. 11Jt111.
tpk, i! tx•drm'>, :! h,oth
:.undt•<'k . I pl1·
SI 75,000
CO<>D 1:-.ICOMI-;
.1 llocdr m,,, J hath:.. I pk . ~
11\:drms
SIBl,500
C.:ONDO
w111n;WATER VlE W
1 Bcdrm. 2 bat.tu., Cplc &
lurgc patios
$125,000
644-7270
b;,othS. ,W;,o rm IOYltlng "41Lc s""" L·overed patio hos t-. ;: ___
1mvate luxur y Jacuu1. "7""-·~-
Prc m 1u m )(rade floo r REALTORS
a nd wind ow cove n n gi. • .=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I throu~houl for apprnnl
m!'nt pleasl' c all !l62·7711lf.
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REAL TOl\S A
UMBELIEV AILE
Chance ol a hh:ttmc lo
buy 1n BJ y!>ho r e:.. :l
lldrm ... , 2 hJths. prt \'al e
p.1t10 Compkldy rt•
rnodl•lt'd i.;.arden homt'
'ou must sc~ 1t to belte' c
1l Cull lur a pp'l. ~159.500
C. F. Colesworthv
REALTORS 640-0010
LINDA ISLE-I 0.000 Sq. FT.
~O l"t. hay frontag(; (two lots>. with
slip fur laf'gc boats. ldt:al homt: for the
la rge fa mily or txt:c. e ntt rtaining,
with its 7 bcl rms .. 6 bpths, fabulous
family rm. & pool. Gustom furnis hed
in magnificent taste::. ~50.000
LOVELY ILUFFS HOME
Beautifully decorated "E Plan", with
3 bdrms., Vh baths. lgE:. lowE:r leve l
family rm., 2 f rplcs. & splendid green·
bE:lt vit:w from both uppt:r b a lcony &
lower patio. $149,500
OML Y $62,500!!!
3 Bdrms., family rm. horn<: in Costa
M(.-sa. Pricf:d at a bout land valut <R -2
will a llow an additional bldg.). This is
not a fi x(.;r -uppt:r !
HEW EXCLUSIVE
:l Bdrm~ . i baths. Bluffs condo; smglt
level t nd unit. Close enough but not
too clost to pool. Ownt:r may a cct:pt
ll·ast:/option. $124 ,500
INVESTOR'S Df:UGHTll
Duplex, 4 bdrm. plus 1 bdrm .• South of
hwy., CdM. $185,000
Duplex, 3 bdrm., 2 baths (!ach, South
of Hwy. $189,500
Triplt x 2, 2 & 1-bdrms., South of Hwy.
$225,000 •
Triph:x , 3 bdrms., 2 & 2, Costa Mtsa
$142,500
Th{:St: propt rlits an.: all in v<:ry good
cond & m f1m: rt:nla l art:as.
759-0811
4'i0 NLWl'Ull l CC.NTLI~ Of~•vr 759-08 11
G~ral 1002 GeMral 1002
lleul Esta te of S57.000 al s.525/pcr mo~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lu r l(C ~ r o om ho m e . ----------1 ---------•I Separa te fam ily rm & for mal d tntni; rm Owner .JJ JUST LISTED!! VETER AM
HOUSING SERVICE
Call your local Vl•lcran
Counselor lor tnfo on V ,\
home loan.' C.ill
Hkr 556 7777, 24 llHS
POOL & JACUZZI
Tht<> l>trl we ll kl'pl homt•
really s how!> pride ol
ow n cr.,h1 p ! Large
energy s avtni.: f1bcrgla's
pool & JilCUlZI W1bolar
blanket to heat to a com
fort.able temp. S pacious J
bdrm, 2 bath w1cozy
frple in li:c family rm
Only 2'12 y rs new. Seller
bought la r l(er · better act
TODAY! 646-7711
Real estate ---
CORONA DEL MAR
DUPLEX
Lovely duplex. e a ch unit
havtnl! 2 bedroom s each
Walk to beach. Priced lo
s ell
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J t •I , • \ ' ~1~ I Cu~I Hw1 Ctr1n1del111•
F or Clas111f1Pd Ad
ACTION
Call a
m;,oy c arry 2nd t r us t
dt'l•d J u:.t lt s lt•il at
S98.0UO. so hurry ;,oncJ t·all
now 64~ 7221.
CENTURY 21
WHtc:lfff batty
Ou°" Vu Condo
Newport Crest. T J.St eful·
ly wa llp11 p e re d , up·
graded c pts a nd drps.
Fireplace. Balcony will>
view off Uvtng rm. and
ma s t e r b e drm . 3
Bedrms, d ining rm, 21t.i
baths & double ga rage.
$124,500.
EASTSiDE
COSTA MESA
I Bdrms.. den + P<l'll
Ah.,olutcly charmini.: &
s potle!>S! I.a na1. lrutl
tr!'c s, ponl hou,.. ...
caba na, th1" horn•· w J~
f Palurc ol 10 HNlhook
.\1Jga1:1nc. P riced at
SIJ5.000
673·3663 673-8086 Eves
associated
BROKER S--AEAL TORS
lOH W Balboa •11-l&bl
PRIME
EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
DUPLEX
3 Be droom uppe r unit
w1lh i.undcc k. lowe r 2
bedroom with e nclosed
pa tio & yard. Kmc s ized
bedroom s. mdivldual
laundry a reas. built·1n
r a nge, o ven, garbage
disposal, & d ishwashe r
J ust 5 years old . Owner
desires e ltchange ror ad
dtllonal units In San
Clemente. $146,SOO. PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
PL~E call & have U5 COLE OF HEWPORT
tell you about a terrific 6 75·5511
64Z.S200 ~ buy in beautiful ---------
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h Your Profcs:.ion
HOME HEl'AIRS.,
Did you know you can
Eastbluff. A 5 bdrm .. 3
bath, with dinin~ rm. & a
view . too. Walk to pool.
tennis, schools. churches
&shopping
place 11 class1f1cd ad in -==~~~~~~~ the Da ily Pt lot Service •
Directory for a whole ---
month for a s hltle as VETS
S1 62 per day., For mo re
information. ca ll HO DOWN!
642.5678 Call tM EXPERT!
Inn R.E. tWtwork
WONDERFUL
3 LEVEL
FAMILY HOME
AHi sectio n o f Mesa
Verde Very nicely de·
coratcd 4 bdrm w ilar ge
frnly rm w frplc. Frm l
dtn rm Won derful
~arden w . trees & ce·
m!'nl paddle te nnis or
volleyball court. OCCered
at Sll9.500. S4S.9491
Touchstone 96J.()867 ---------
. 675-3411
L US K~R E ALTY
a Jn/111 /) l.1nJ.. t~ S1111 Co.
2S IS E. Coa,t Hwy. Co,.ona dcl Mar
OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING
LAGUNA If.ACM JUST REOUCED! -3 Bedroom hom e.
completely r~tcoralt:d + largt: I bcdrm. 1 bath
with white watt:r vit:w. idtal for mother-in-law
<1partmcnt . Situ at~d on large lot wi th double-garage
ol f the alley. Just re duced to !)2 .. l!J.500. Open Sat 1 Sun
1·5 ; 1337 Cliff Drivt:, Lag . Bch.
IRVIME TERRACE -LEASE. Fantastic ocean view
home foaturing 2 bedroom, de n, 2 woodburning
firepl~ces. 3 Baths. Supt:r sharp, Opt:n Sat/Sun; 1.529
Dolphin Terr. CdM
SPYGLASS -lar g<: 5 bcdrm bonus room home
featuring 3 fplcs, ont: m the master bedrm, located
on a 11 .. acre lot with a mini-orchard. Also ft:atures
large pool and jacuzzi and a blJ.n gas BBQ. orrered
at $289,500 Opt:n Sat 1-5; #2 Mission Bay, CdM.
SPYGLASS-BEST VALUE bt:aut1fu l 3 b t drm
Ports mouth mode: I I caturts · bc:aul pool & jacuzzi.
Super de<.-p 3 ear garagl' that has a <:hildrt n 's game
room and a bath_ with dressing area for pool. Plus
room for all 3 cars. Highly upgra ded . movc -m cond ..
offered at S2.t:1.so11. Open S.11 Sun 1 ;,, 8 :\l onterc,·
Circle.
SPYGLASS New modtl home. <:omplt tely dtcorat·
td, fantastic vif:w, pool & j a <:uzz1, sin gle story. 4
bf:drm home. Offered $314,000. Open Sat & Sun 1·5: 5
Bodega Bay.
COROMA Da MAR -just listed, lovt:ly 3 b ed rm; s plit
level home, priced t o sell only home under $190,000
with ocean view.' Open fo r your viewing. S at. Sun .
1114 White Sails .
HAUOR VIEW -just listed, sharp. 4 bt drm. 21h
bath, la rge back yard, Approx 2300 s q.ft. 4 Years ...._
young. Offert d at $179.500. O~n Sun 1·5: 2239 P ort
Lerwick, NB. '
OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE
HAUOR VIEW -Beautiful 4 btdroom. 21/2 bath homt
featuring approx . 2700 sq.ft.. 3 Car garagt. located
on a cul-de-sac. Next to pa rk. Lar ge deck ovt:rlook.
ing st:cluded gret:l'lbelt. Priced at $249.000.
SPYGl.ASS-"HEW HOMES"
3 Bedroom, Ports m o uth model$26 5 ,000
4 Bedroom, Tradewinds ....•............... $282,000
All homes have a nice VIEW!
SPYGLASS -large 5 bedrm bonus room homt
featuring 3 fplcs, ont: in the master bedrm, locatt:d
on a l/.i acre lot with a mini-orchard. Also featurt:s
large pool a nd jacuzzi and a bltn gas BBQ. Offtrtd
at $289,500.
HAUOR VIEW --Enjoy privacy of t:xtra large yard
with fruit trets, txcellent location near school. 2
Bedroom. den or 3 bedroom home. Popu)ar Monaco
modt l. Offt:rt d al $134,500.
TUR'n.EROCK HIGHLANDS -Two, 3 bedrm homt:s.
family room, formal dining room. popular plan I.
One with a corner lot location. Homes to have supt:r
upgrades. Priced to sell.
DOYER SHORES -Lovely Ivan Wells Baycrest. 4
l>E:drms, study, family rm, formal dining, terrazzo
entry + room for pool. Quiet prestigious cul-de-sac
location. Priced to sell.
HARIOR VIEW -popular tri-lt vel home with 4
bedrooms, proft:ssionally landscaped and highly up·
graded with nice vit:w. $199,500.
COROMA DB. MAR DUPLEX -lovt:ly duplex, each unit
having 2 bedroom s c:ach. Wa lk to beach. Priced to
sell !
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673·4400
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<lru·uruuthn1·"t Rt!•tl> 1;2 •111foOCE ....... REALESTATE Rt•ll buy ID arc11 3 l t l t ..a 5An Cre.at1 Udrm. 2 ba, 11,e yard lo inovt• in ~we 1 re<' · Completely remodeled ve 6 prol. co wiJI w1 frwt treei. & more. hdrm'°' ru111 rm tlanlnl( 1000 be opening olc'I In rm wcl IJ.ir .m<l prkt.od lo on wi oversized lol. A Npt Bch & CM Pnced toseU.
iwll fol .iml with .1 faal amuhlng 4. 8~ plus den We · have o~ni~::e;:r 646· or 545 !WR;!
e-.t·ruw It w11l 11l'l l 1l1wlr ~us formal dining plus n e w o r e x p e r .
wh4·n you :wt• ll lht• riri.l uae family room with ulespersons & rn&n
tun· t'ull lur )'1111r ..ap open beams, r\atural who a.re tnterested in u ,
1: .,., • wood textures and ocean 1 1.vmtmr:nt :>46 -u HANDSOME IM HUM11MGTQM llACH • and Jetty view from c1treer. 'Af:,IY by calling '
<"111111.,·11.1u1>110 111 111• A handsome family home with 4 mMteraulte&aundeck. fo.rin1.vv~w. ByOwner.3br,2baMon·
[ , , I~ bedrooms and a sparkling P.OOl that J usl!1teps to Ocean Blv,d. 631-0400 ticeUo Condo. 1340 sq n.. I~~~~~~~~ --~1!!,jl:;.:~ . has (catch this!) a family room , 123S.~644-7Zll ~t~~t!._;~a":'."r~~~·:a~•~r---------. ~ ""'~~!! !-formal dining, a library, a kitchen Nr o cc. $61.750. 181
. -overlooking the pool and a 3 car TAX Yorktown. 540·3402 VA NO NQ garage. All of ttiis with maximum SECLUDED privac}.'. and an open, sunny reeling. Mesa Verde -Pool ~~r':~i!:; :),~1,
See 1-liil\dsome in Huntington Beach, OLD CdM. By owner 2200 Sq Cl oC r1 .. ~1ml hv t'oe.l. Shbn> ' bdrm ss1
SPANISH VILLA
4 IDRM--$60,000
ASSUMABLE LOAN
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ont· year •Jld. low mon
thly "uymcnts, priced
at $174,500. Charming 2 br, 1 ba FR EE ang 3 Br, dl!n. lf.:t> Film P1npon~ Won't h1sl' home on xlta wide R·2 nm, new pi11nt. i.t.ovc & 5~6-7777 U ,._ l()U I: fi()Mf:S lot.. '139.500. Open Silt & oven. Lafl(e enough yal'd WorlclReaUstcrte
1REALTORS•. 546·5990. Sun . 71' MangQld. for sbuCfle bourd, el<'.1~~~~~~~~~ 640-7252 Mesa Vt-rde':. fmei.q_
1525 Mesa Verde Drive, East, Costa Mesa ror the balance ol the area.$148,500.
also m Corona d el Mar. at 675·6000 CORONA. ~~b~~~,; FREE
-' I 0 HIGHLA.MDS Park home. Su per 1002 GeMNI 0 2 'Ibe ldeaJ combination of enclosed patio Cor thos~ eu11u11r•
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-••••••••• a new home 1 o an warm aWJUDCr evenings ~ 0"N HOUM 1110~"'
es t a b 1 1 s h e d Won'UastatonlyS81.500 1re30.. ... c.,.,...... tao.cs-for VETERANS,
R neighborhood, featunng Open daily 1·5 at 2256 ___ ..:6 __ 4:...::S:-·.::.9..:..1.::.6..:.1 __ , NO down, NO closing LUXQRY waterfront condo, 2 B • 21h all the latest appoint· COLGATE. WHELAN costs. We have 2 in Costa ba. Pool, jac\Nzi, 24 hr. security. menta. Oversized REAL ESTATE , MlSAVEIDE Mesa;l\n,SantaAna,2in
B d r ~ 000 1 898-7~ EXEC RETltEAT Huntloitoo Beach. Call ran new: comp. urn. ~v. garage, arge rooms, 3 . for .,...,c-E inrormat1·on. bath, step down wct·bar . · ---Pvt rourtyrd entry to 4 """"-
PENINSULA. 4 BR, 3 ba. homt . All '
amenities. Lovt:ly area. $195,000
mJm ocean vlew, all fuUy MESA NORTH Bdrmt1, Cam rm + a s k fof veteru n
land..,caped, walkm~ dL'>· Super location-d ose to energy t.av1ng pool & spa couns~lor. lance lo pnvalt' hcach ror fa mily fWl & enter 540.3666
$19• OOO ( shopping and schools. 4 uunin••. Only Sl:">ll.OOO a. · cc.>. Bedrm home. needs .. CALL 644·72 I I some TLC. Seller is \ ny DHld lolll'ile Rttr.
mot 1 vat e d . b o u g ht 546·9950 Wltela11
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VILLA
Real Estate
now· Call 645·0303. yurt!. Walk t.o all schooh.
341 Buy~1d1• Dr•v••. N 8 6 7S · 6161 CDM BEACH lmml•d 1JOS!il!1>l!IOn . Family home. 3 BH. 2 l'nnl·tplesonly. 549-2424 BA. huge lot. S69,500 COTTA.GE . Including 1 Yr. war-
Lots or wood and stained So. Cst Plaza ranty .
GtMrat 1002 lcAoaPe•sllla 1007 glassR.C..SJT~950YLO. RCO. ,.._~-"-Trl·level-3 levels of VALLEY 640.9900 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --....L-------1 plush dei:.tgner features. ~ •cc~Touv•LUE Owner'spn'de 7unlts • 955-0350 ' MESA.DELMAR Terrauo entry. Huge ~
A ....,. " A • ---------• family with flagstone -,..,...\ c,540\'l r~ 3 IDIM-JACUllJ 121sw. Balboa. $345,ooo H-....EYMOO... 4 Bedroom, 2 bath plus """ ~ ,, Marshall Realty 675-4600 "'" " la rge family r oom , fptc, ncMwalnut panel·
Best buy In beach area. COTT"'GE formal d ining r oom . ing, and wet bar. 4 BR's~~========== Just listed. Owner BalboaDuplex,4 Br2 Ba "' Must be SOLD FAST! :r BA's . Cormal dine.
bought a nother, wants & 3 Br 2 Ba. $l85,000. Old CDM charm. brick, Owner says "Bnng me Reduced to $89,900. HKR
rust sale. Large bdrms, Pnnconly.615·2321 knotty pine, wood noon;. anolfer".CaU 962·5511. big ram. kitchen, cov· 2 BR, 2 BA. all new. Lrg ---------1
ered redwood deck Capistranoleoc:h 1018 lot. can expand to ocean 540.3666
w, bwll·m jacuztt . don't ••••••••••••••••••••••• view home $122,500. Tr~ MESA. VERDE
wait. call now! 842·2535 2Br, fresh stucco. frplc. SU.000 dowi't. Owner wiU carry fmaoc·
'""'"'1''"'P0"'',,,,.,.,..1' ocn view, wood ccibngs, HALPIHCHIH inl( on this lar{le, 3
Six
Bedroom [efli~~.'jlii:Jll ~~~:~oMt.~3-6861'012_2 ~~~~f:2s bedroom beauty Dl>le LET'S GO ~ ,._.. _ BY OWNER fireplace. Jo'am1ly rm. BIG 1s the only way to . s1:rv1ce porch. No µoml!i describe thi5 North Cue.la COMMERCIAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• Very nice 3 br, 2 ba & 1 br Sharp 2 sty, 5Br: l:Vdfa,. on this Joun. t'ull pnt·e ~I c s a h r ;a u l y 1,
Ne«! a good commcrc1al COZY HAVEN rent 11 l . S 16 2, O O O home w/ncw paint, cpls SH6,500. Cal1510·1151 Bedroom. :.! bath. fum1h
lot·at1on ·1 We hJvc it lalboalsland 1006 DUPLEX Lca:.l·1option $10,000 & drps. auto gar opnr, room. Walk to schools &,
l'loSl' 1 n on N cw 11ort ••••••••••••••••••••••• You & your tenants will down. Owner, 540.7030 many other ~r.is. only sboppin1t: Won't last at
Blvd. with good p<Jrkrng •NEAR VILLAGE• mJoY the good tire rn Hus $82,000. 1122 <.:barlest.~m, only $8!!.500. Open Sal &
and mclu<l1ng .i ,,mall Charrrun1t 2 Br, 2 Ba Corona del Mar duplex SPYGLASS HILL 5.'i7-4387 Sun 1·5 al 3107 Coolidit\'
build1111¢. Lot si1.c ap· house w/frplc & lrg patio plus guest studio. Walk Dramatically situated. Villa&e Creek 1'ownhse. ------•••I Call prox. 70xl17 and zoned + lrg apt w/Crplc over 2 to s hopping & beach. ocean & bay v1ew11 ; 4 BR, Jb 2ba 1 540-3666 C.l. A rare opporturuty. cargar.$189,500. Tennis & r ecreation fam.rm.,poo1'cjacuzzi. r, • poo , Jacuzzi. OPENHOUSF.
C LORA VANCE Ca rourts. Further Info Call SAT/SUN/MON lillust.osbow! 646·7171 center dose by . Old 3 rgar. $289,500 LeeAnnat9~7 l.312 n-If 11 °''1 'Ir•• •1•ri•u<1 REALTORS PAULMARTIN .,. ocaul u Y decorated ti IRIUI . -:---6
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VA THMS ---------1 den, 3 Ba, rrutr bdrm m· ---------' EASTSIDECHAIMO clds fplc, his & her bath. Canyon " Wilson . 2 VA TERMS
Shan> & clean 3 bdrm ' A=~M u ~1:~ ~~~/1e:C~~~; sJ,~!T ~l}!J!esa lliZ~~~~~;lm p~~~~ Super MESA DI-;L MAR
INVESTORS! 1225,000. • SS1 Pierpont St. -3 bedrm home. Hea\'Y
YOUR OWH PARK
An active fami'ly will
huvc yeur1' or enjoyment
in this attract lvt! E111;l
oPfNflf9 •1f\1rrJr flt"it'I'
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GREAT VALUE!
Btllly upgraded 4 bdnn.
Huge fmly rm w/frplc.
Room Cor pool table. Btn
garden . Asking o nl1
935.000. 545-9491
( ... 1~murn1mma
• Real FAtate
PR.OIA Tl SALE
REOUCEl>TO
$19,909
4 Bdrms, ram. rm. ne.r
the Mesa Verde Country
Club. Reduced $2800.
Call us for your aJpc>lnt·
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Dennis RickeltsRealt.or • HoDowwVA OPENTJLSOLD shake roor .. Hardwood
We have many choice DM-049? or6'2·3283 556--7777 Custom 3 Br. Mver llVl .. od floors. Owner very anx·
duplexes in th1i. popular Dupl x . 2br 2ba bse WortdReal Estot~ an make orrcr . :!161 ious. Don't wait, call
area to choose from. Call +2be 2b 'apt 0 '"'r Raleigh. Co~ta Mesa 645-7221 r. a v~ Broker 752 9023 CE ... TURY 21 I.Oday. gar age. $165,000 . --· --n
V.AUEY 640-9900 l~arka pur , 500 b lk. SAVE Thou s ands or FRENCHQUARTt;H W"tcfiffb..a... 1,..,=======~ ~ Dollars. 3 BR house & TWNHSI:: -·r
(Just completed' New
11paclou11 ' Car ~ar. with
2 Br, 2 ba over. 511
0 w n e r w I c a T r y 4 B 3 run b Ou If mortna"c T o sec, r. 8 "· i;e EA.STSIDE " ,.. cleaning oven. nu cpb, ~34~ _____ dbl ~or SG2.u50. Owners FOUR.PLEX
Opt>nHouse.daily l-6.4hr anx111us Al-(t.957·0701or Good rental unit in
on trec-:.hadcd corner 979 6434 F.asti;ide Costa Mt!Ha
D n r ( I -Owner m usl sell now 1 m, r p c, many ComC'r lot, neat & clean, 3 Call
xtras .. $79,000. 3158 Cork br, 2 ba Sunshine Home 54" •
Ln. 546-7713 $67.900. Will i.ell VA. 8!IO v-:a ----1 Acacia. Askin& $180,000. I 002 673-0571
ma en ab I lrvtne
realty ·
SIAYllW.
"The Nantucket" -high on lg. cor-
ner lot offering one of Newport's
best views! The "New Bedford" -
Jg'": 3 BR & den on upper tier -1
priced to sell! $~.500 Carl Butler
642-823.5:,(M~) ,r' ,.
A SUMMlll PLACI
1 ••• a winter,,place ... a GREAT plac'e't•
Rancho San, Joaquin townbome
w/minimum upkeep & near the
things you love -goJ!. tennis. rac· .
q uetball , pools & j acuzzls.
Professionally ·decorated -don't
miss tbisl $131,500. Lila Harper
752-1414. (M-69) · -MIWPOllT. TOWMHOMI
, Location is everything! Terrific, '1
private etlel·unit w/3 BRa, 3 baths &
. near schools, shopping & tennis.
Gu lamp-BBQ -color TV -ex·
tra attic insulation. Quick oc:cupab·
'cy. $117,3K>. Jo1ce EdlWld SC.8235.
(H-10) .
I ·~ec..OMY
Exedent Joc:aUcm an ltiWet cf ftDe
bomm. Neat-u-a.ptn 4 BR w/at,-tracU•e, wel.Mandscaped yara ~
Near lbol>Pina. RealilUcaUY prtced at -..000~ "Glllde 752·UU. (}l;'Jl)
'IUlnaOC&-llft Mm Gorfcou8 stncl.-tamlly 3 BR. 2 bath home w/fant'a1tlc private
1.ro ... loads of plan&I •trees + bric plljlterS. Immaculate! Marvelous ' value at $119,~ incl. landl Holly
, MarbaM4~. (M·72)
I
JRVINETJo:RRACE
Move into this superb
home now on your choice
oC terms Purchase,
r ent o r' l se option .
$156,500. -
Property House 6'2 3850
•auffful Seaview
4 Br, extra lge lot Good
view. Own/Agt. 644-6678
or&M-&37
MESA. VERDE
P A.CESETTER
.... and "trend-setter" or
fashionable laving ! For
beauWul Cam1ly living.
here's a 4 bedroom, 2
bat h hom e with
fireplace, wood fenced
yard and pool~ct in lov·
ely area. Only Sl29,500.
Below Manet 1.£ l~C:: "'
This w~XReduced Prop,m_~!fo·~
Sl0,000 t.o $l..59,900. 2 Br l•OO OU~IUT. NlwtooliT HACH
each, super buy. 640-7662 • By owner 3 br, 1 ba. lge 1-------'---1 yard, quie t s treet.
LOVELY Lusk HVH 4 br, $61,000. 548-1877 afters
ram rm trl·level. Up·
graded . Lg. Pool. LHMwlthOption
Owner/ Agt, 6"-4~ To luy ·
4 CUSTOM kOMIS OPIM HOUSE Lea.seexercl.sablel·l-79
Darrell. Open Sal & Sun
A#· 642-0758 Wltela11
Rl AL (~TAfl
Pool&G.-...
Supcnor 4 bedrm and DHll Fell n--...... ramJly rm home w1t.h lov· • '"' _,, .. e ly atrium, colorrut Owner between 1a roe~
garden & !iparkhng pool. and a bard place. Th ts .l
Thisexecuu\;e homepro· bedrm. 3 bath ho,mr
v1des entertaining at its (BRAND NEW) sold for
finest. Mesa Vtrde loca· $89,500, and buy l!r
tmn.ll's closetoachools, bac.ked out NOW·~
shopping. etc Offered :you re quick. 182.SOO.
for s 1 08 500 Rt:: D Ocean view, vaulted C<'tl
CARPl!."T.645 3474 Ing, fireplace. copper ---------1 plumbing. s hake roof, ---------•fenced, more and more •
You ex.-~ven choose the MESA. VERDE carpet color. In Marina
3 Bednn, 2 bath, family Hlghlands-tts the best! room and sunroom. Wet Call Curt Herberta, Bur·
bar &refriit. All ln move· relt Realty 842·5200.
in condition Many ex 67s.e&l5 ·
tras. Priced for qulck ~
sale at $79, 750. Call
54&-5880
W/S-/Moa IZ·I <~~~~~~~ri~ =:e:-::: eov Z20 JClllllllR1, CdM Drivel ercd pallo. 3 bedrooms. '12 1• to Ocem Tues thru Fri 7Sl·3850 red bnck nreplace. eul Sauhn.r Mon 642-0758 tftt"tt'H priTate' n-Complefely remodeled ----_________ suit(' '64.950. BK~al~
on an oversized lot A ·-~=~====~·1·-~------·1 5'0-t'T20. 11maalllng 4 BR plus den MES .... VERDE
plus formal dlnlng plus "' s C ~ p rtv
huae family room with A.a.ME OU raae._~J 9AABl!IL
open bum1, natW'al Enjoy this sunny home On larac ot. veb-shurp I llftll5'1
wood t.e.xtura and ocean wnpped around a very 3 bdrm with eenLral air 10 and jetty vlew from private 1wimmln1 pool. Mak~ otters 2011 2 '"#I "9C•for1tla
muter ault.e " 1undect Home offers 4 bed rm It Or ch I d S ant• An a
Just ftt'1I t.o Ocean Blvd. loft, CentraJly lotated for Hetahta. Btm
IZJS.000. schools am:l ahopploa . 556-1777
Ctll644-72tl CaJJ54C).1151. WoridAMtEahlh ' Wff ..... $71,950 1~~~~~~~~~1 Supu locaUon nJ4'!e and 1: c I e a n . N e • l I y -: ~·· HERITAGE . . RFALTORS
MESA VDWE I Bt 2 h , Pin nm, hm Rm. Yl· cut.··-· '11'2111
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formal dlnln• room, phah raat ·carpet, with caUwdral cemn11. mote
thlt the very beat bu.r In
landlcaped, fnat tqea.
covered patio, Hling
area, Loller aecen.
BKR, call 540-1120.
t.hotract. Call now. i----------
540.3666
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~~~~~"',::a;.1° 1"1.~1 ~ Sfo1tReadinCJ u .5oo 55H 87oJim THE ·· t:xqu1s1te 3Ur, Jlla, En)oythol'Onvcnicnreor °'91TODAY 1-5 ·iAr\rcOl)'•n' ISLAND 4 .. •• whale wulcr view. this 4 bdrm, 2 blllh 2t6UOc ... Vlsto
•ten "' i i.r 1 l'i.!• 1•1t·11 w.a.TIRFRO D• ... 1Fl ... LD VILLAGE · · fl ...... 1 "u" 'lton ~ NT ri;~ ri; • • hbrJ ry, hardwood rs. home, wtlb1n walklna Dn1m11llc 2 story condo
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h .ri~hn ,11 ,1~.u AMOTHttt 111.iii .. Hr ,,11.,..,0 '1.i~h·r ~1.500 .. tu11lM•ll AS/\P. h th d NOTIC S Sl59,500 lirookswood panelini:.
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~~ RCAl-£STATE .. "-t::"-ENTtRPRISES
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PURCELL RI.ALTY Tilt• t•nlry . i-·ormal :.tl'p bearhes. Sl5!'1,0tJO ···•·•····•·•·········· m '' ~llt :l*~ up hv1ni: room Vaulll•d Brand nE:w Turtltroc k Highl ands TEMPLE HILLS red hill ~: ... n> ... l>O ... "t I I \I I.., I
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r111. VJ.ICO beam ('ClltO!i
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1044
family l·urnbo. Walk 111 valley bt:low. 3 Bdrms., formal dining. TOP OF WORLD This one hus them an hv 552·7500
p.inlry 100' Secluded Act soon . you may p1'ck your own Aur. 3 bdrm· 2 bath ing rm. family rm. &1·-~~~~~~~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• . M home. family rm • din-bd I\ I ll · t ma't~r sui t~ :J , ore car~t colors. $149,900 m.'lr rm. 1t 1• vain POOL-SPA·,ARICS qUl'cn :.lll'fi twdroom:.. ~ an.: urea. lrplc. LAc. &TLCw1ll makrthisc.>ot• C.ASUALCOMFORT
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b~:droom lownhom1· 1n
hcaul1ful Oecrf1l'l<I It
hJs been \ ery n1N•h up
gradt'tl \hruughout Jnu is
r~ad} for )OU A:.kin~
Sl:LS.~ CJ II to ~cc IM WOODBRIDGE
l>on l wail Call 752 2700 fenced yard. Some v u:w of LJJ:una 's most cha rm and formaJ entt>rtainln~
., • ,. •• • . • • • PARENT.AL 'RIVACY lrom deck . Patao off ani: 3 bdrm. homl'S. Country kitchen & out
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. .. ~ ~t nig ht whE:n the young'uns art mslr. bd~m. ~wner buy· Greatpotenl1al! $175,000 standing oppointmeots
. tuc koo in ups tairs, you can r tlreat to ing anot er ome. anx UMDERPRICED... 1n this 3 Bdrm. :.!~ bath mus lo scU ! Sl17,000 r I O the privacy of thE: mast e r suite. You 'll MAURY STAUFFER .. lor ast su t'' wners oct'an view home. MUST
lovt thE: .. asy acCE:SS to th .. liv1'ng rm.. SEA LION REALTY leuvrng the country. A 2 ~EE! $149,500. " "' bdrm. charmer w1lh Ccaasey & Company dining area & patio from the centrally '1213 N Coast. La~una room to c'<pand. Partial llM So. Coast Hw\'.
locatoo kitchen with its abundance of 497•3388 644•2212 ly rcmodoled. walk to LAGUNA BEACH
countertspacE: & cabinE:ts. 4 Bdrms .• 2 - -----be11~·h & market!> It 497 2457
baths. Villa~t of Grttntr~ $92.500 BY OW.,.ER "011 t last lon!l al ~110.000 -----·----·
RED CARPET
842-9393
6973 Worner
Hwwtinqton a~och I 040 on Goldenwest HI .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ---------1
/\ NEW 1 bedroom
\-.~nwuod 't'lth 1•levat·
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l nder Con:;truct1un. ~ 41R-llATHS
l'ARKVIEW CENTER ()(·l'an & ran) on \ 1t·w-.. 1 View' Lge liv rm hJ,
5321 UHIYYSITY DR.. IRVIME Jbr. stud}, 2b;i S21!1 ::.oo If .. w1• bl•Jm cell . frpl. wall~ or
CONDO 4~ 572!J / """""' ~ i:lu':. leJd to pullo & lath 552-7000 · llO~N.CoostHwy.,Logvna hom.l', l.im rm . bltn
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RAHCH REALTY
551-2000
CHECK US... 94 1177 k1tch . laundry area. \
For ..ill La~una l:k..i• h &. 4 -huy. $126.50(1
d I JJt>Ol Coo~t Hwy.,S.lagvna M I · 104411rvine I 044 !>urroun m.: artJ ... .itt·:.t 499_4591 "~t1!!1on Really _ '!!:'.:0'.7:11
HAMPSHIRE MGMT
963-8 591
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HUHTIHGTOH HILLS
:lHr. 2Ua, h: Irv rm &
kitchen, h.v owner .
S74,500 !J6J.:m;1 ---
A BEAUTIFUL
BROOICFIELD
R.AMCH REAL TY
551-2000
IH~f>:Ht'IELD "/\spcn".
SUPER SHARP!!!
UNUSUAL
Sat/Sun/Monday
511 Brooks Slrl.'l'l
Ocean View Convenient
to Ix> a ch & town. J Hr. 1 ''~
ha. lrml dtn rm, l~c lot
Waterfront l'ro~rttt!S
l2 l.3 )592· 2813 ---
XLNT OCEAN VIEW. :i
Or. 21 ~ ba. c·eram1c lilt'
e ntry, lrg fam ·rm
wiskyhtc & panelini:.
Lovely flagstone & brick
paho. Comm pool. spa, &
tennis crt.s. SI 38.500.
HACIENDA
1t~~J~~~.~i~1!~~n~~;1
or Greentree. /\n n1wn,
s pae1ou:; 4 ht:droom
family horn<' with :.i
supcr POOL 1-:nJOY
South<'rn C.ilrlorn1.1 On
ly Sl~.950 C:.ill for JP
pomtml.'nt
Hy t>wner. up~radl.'<J 2
"ly, 3 br, 2' ~ ba. fJm. rm,
din rm . 2 p at1oi..
landsrpd, nr pool. Ask·
lllA S94.500 551·'1348 eves
Brand new listing! ! ! Beautiful end un·
it Cambridge, University Park Ter·
race; 3 bdrms .• 2 baths, formal dining
rm. & kitchen eating area. Frplc. &
wet bar. Patio faces large greenbelt.
Gourmet kitc hen, brkfst. area & din·
ing rm. open to wide, side greenbelt.
$98,000.
Sprawling grounds with
ocean and city view
make this 1.8 acre
homes1te one o( the r mc:.t
m1•cstmeots in Laguna
Beach. Gene rous ly
planted .... 1th fruit and
avocado trees. this pro
perty orrers M·clu~1on to
the d1scrimina1111.:
buyer ApprO\ecl plan~
lor a presll~ious horn<'
Jrc• tnrludcd in th<' ol
lt•n'tl pnl'C' ol ~199 500
BOMDREALTY
Arch Beach Hghts. 831-9411
Mai:ntflt1enl ocean view. ---------
plu.'h cpl & drps. CJll
cr .. ..it 1.1milv home on S.l8 1595.
t·111ncr lol ""'1th llV .1l" -----
c·c". 3 hl'llroom :! hJth.1---------
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DECORATED
1..ir.:l· p.;rk l1kl· yard
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GREl::NTHt:E, 2 Hr hsc, 2
c·ar i::ar. fpll'. nr park &
common pool. "'.ilk to
~<·hoot<., ~70,000. Si 000
1lwn, ~l mo 5 16 5745
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PRICE SLASHED!
11 RIC.AL ynus lOH JorclmlJ
OPB4 SAT /SUH/MOH I ·6
759-0811
hilltop 2 slorv. 3 llr. I' 2
bJ, s umkt•k, 2 lrpks.
chnin~ rm. ltahJn t111.'d
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furn ";2.000 I ... t• I.ind
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RANCH REALTY
551-2000
Sup.•r :! ... tv :-.&S hnmr I
hr :!1 b,1 ll11{hly ur
).!IJdcrJ thruuut Nr p<rrk
.'<I. l'Omm pool lk:-.t bu)
;it 11nly SHN..,0011 1 lurry or\
1111 ... one' Call nu"''
.ANCHORAGE
IHYESTMEHTS
t7 I 4t 496-7711 ISLAND
SUNSETS 1111 :1 t1tlr111 llHl"ll'I' ,I\ ;i1l.1---------
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CREEK DELUXE :J llr. 21 .:. hu,
963·0891
SOUTH
:! Hdrm lwnhM• l·ntl unit poob, lt•nn1s S1·t·unty.
l'n·1•k on 2 s1d1·s 1111.:hly Shown liy ;rµpt S!llUKlll.
upi:radl'd. S74,9511 · Ph 644 .. u:w or ti44 4101
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CREEKSIDE
lr'¥ine I 044 lr•ine 1044 ....................... ··•····•···•··········•
OPEN HOUSE THECOLOHY
3 Br. I·'• ha. 75 fl I r<ill
lag~. nn Now uscct ~1s 2
hr -t J.!UC'Sl apl. SJ.15.000
By llwner l'rtnt. only
4!f7 1K38
TYROL
Want lo h ve on top of t h1·
world" See thi!> r111t•
f:im1ly home 111 th<: OICC'lll
nl'ighborhood . I
lkdroom il24.500 11\7 1
and lw1nkltn1o: 1"1\y
h.:ht~ will t•ntcrlatn yc1u
lr<>m t•vcry 11.'vd ot th1:.
:-.pt·1·1al L;ii:uuu h1ll~1uc
hornl•. lkller s1•1• 1l to·
tlav Sll*l.~MI (f~j I
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PRO~ EXCHANGE, Inc. COAST ~,.,~ ·-:;,,.,,
HOME PARK
Beautiful 4 bedrm. 3
hath. 2 ~lory home• with
family rm Mo' 1: 111 t·on
d11ton Custom dr;qll'.,,
elec J,!ar.;gc 01wncr. IJ,!1·
bark yard w c·ov p;1t111
SH,1mort.' mo1h•I 1'.111
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~HERITAGE
••• REALTORS
WOODBRIDGE
Woodhrld~t· Estatl''·
n(•w on markl't PupulJr
:\tJdhon ~lo1Jcl ne.ir
IJk~ 3 Bit. fJm rm . 21.:.
h.; lll ~hly upi.tr..i1it-d
Cl·ntr.al ,11r ~121.950
Opt•n Sul Sun )Ion 12 5
SAT 1·5
THE WILLOWS
4502 Robinwood
&aut1ful Plan 102 Thi~ 3
bdrm fl'nlr,1llv air <'oncl1
lioned home · 1!. 1ueo1ll\
lot.·.itt.'d near nl'" Jli11k,
pool:. & lC'nn" hk111g
only Sii 0110
Hcautal ul & hard to fin cl
Plan 300 4 Bit. family
mom. dtntnJ.! rm Central
air. s prinkler' 1 Yr
"Jrrantv
TURTLE ROCIC
Su1wr Plan IH" 4 Bit.
r.1milv room on c•\C <'fl
llOnJlly l.trg(· lot. :\I L:ST
HE !-.OLU :-;ow • 1 1 Yr •• Trade or may l<'a:.e op
Re,1/ £:~/,J/t' /11<
900 G/1:11111.•yw Sl1t:t!I
494 .9473 549 ·0316
EXCELLENT
TERMS
V/\ lc·rm' 4 lk•dro11rn ;!
h..ith w1lh l,1r1o:l' l.1m11}
room & bn•1·1<• WJV Ovl•r
:.'iJOO -.11 ft M u.,l ul' i.ulrt
f.;:.l ..il only ~7!1.!100 0()('11
Son 1 ~> Jt 210!1 S Spruc·r•.
CALL WllEl./\N HEAL
ESTATE,K!Jti 7K55
HERE RYOWN£-:ll 3Rr. dtn rm.
1---------•I 7We"t YJlcLoopDr. DAVID D. CARLSON iiiiiii~ lion lmmal· :i yr old 3
HR, + l HA hm w pool.
oulS1de gas HB<2 & fire
Bri .:ht t.. .11 n () Y ()
;ip.;rtnllnl 111 L.a.:unJ
lk.11·h :! ll1lrm:; & 2
hJlh' \ .. tom· ., throw tn
oci.>.rn & do\\ ntown N<'w
II n•dt•rorall·d Ownl'r
Y.111 I m.int·c• .1t<'11rdmg lt>
your needs $85,500 2Ba. country l.1tr h1·n, REALTOR 833-9293
J llt>droom. 2 bath on cor· professionally lnd~l'tld Turllerock hy owner.
ncr lot. Pnced below V/\ c~tom lrpll' & drpl>. up Spa('rnu.' l'lan :1 I Bil .
appraisa l. Walk to graded <:pls &, more 212 ha . 11:<' fam rm.
CONDOSPECl/\LIST ~c·hools. s hoppini? and 551·5663 . Buyn t .in rcl'arpet R.AHCH REALlY ' LAP OF LUXURY
lllg Orh. CM. Fl Vly the park. Only S79,500. --·---house at owner's ex · 5~ 1-2000 All lhc accoutrements
Touchstone lle<illy Open Sal & Sun 1·5 at 884 The fastest draw in thr llC'nsc. t:ho1ce toe., oear 1-------""---needed rrorn the llbun·
___ !)6:1 0~.7-Presidio. Call WHELAN West . . ;1 l>atly Paint pools & p<1rks. Beautiful· By Owner. Turtle Rock. da nt mslr. suite with its
rt 1-; AL F: S T AT I::. Class1flcd Ad Phone ly l<indsc·aped. 4br Brood moor llom c. own prtvate deck, to lhe
OWMER WILL HELP 898-78.55 &12·5078. Callll33·!l719 fnrapp'l Liv rm, fam rm +form s pac1oui. lower lev<.'I,
ftHAHCE . -----------d b enhanced by the vaulted
Hunt' -'on u..-£i -' m rm. 2'~ u. Sl Jl,OOO. < ... ,·1. & multiple w1·n ·
:1 Hr. 1'" Ba l'ondu. n.,. nwnn,,,on land 1ncld'd Opn Ilse ~
H--&....;. I 042 H--1...;;,._ I 042 .,_ utl H . (}OW!\·. yl>u'll r•oul opulnnt U.•aut cond lh1't· lo the grguUr --ri;aK •e ome Sat , Sun l 2 5 S 4 I 2 ~,. ' bl·h. SS7.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Turtle Rock Kenosha Ln. 752·1691 111 thii. 2 bdrm + den.
'1f.LSON n 1-; 11-u; 13115 Plan 4 Dro01dmoor. ·lbr. ---------formal dinm~. 2' ~ ba
IYTHEBE.ACH
lhr + f:im rm w Wl't har
Npt We~t. SpJc1ou~. lu:.h
lodscp'i: & mor<' By
Ownr $9-l .OOO. !lti:.! :J<J.15
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DISCOVERY
OPEN HOUSE 12·5
ISLAND WATERAtOMT
2 1ibu. lri: tam rm, TURTLEROCK home In the \lllaJle of
:.cpenrte clan rm, atrium, Pl 3 n 4 . Pres ti f( 10 u ~ Woodbndite S1J<!.500
c·omm pool & park. Turtlcroc·k Hilb home ~ ~137.000 Opn lbe Sun with FOREVEH VIEW' 552·7000
10 5 5752 Sierra Casa. Quiet cul de sac loc
For mfo t·all 833·0859 Walk to cll•m & h1i;:h TH£ . · '.'. · ·
schools. 4 BR. ram. rm . VILL "CE. . .. · 2 b3 PRES I DENT A --------1 H0~1E. Fine construe REALTORS WOODIRIDGE lion A \'Cry S{'F:Cl/\L ---
nnf( In Lag Hills S85,000
-~.500 equity + CJS h
for Lag. Bch property
ZAGRODZKY, Rltr
~94·86ll ---
MORIMS REAL TY * 494-8057 *
FOREVER VIEW
Sc•llmg anything with u 3 Bd rm. 2' ~ BA. 111~5
Ua1ly Pilot Classified /\d Ha I h 0 a . La p. B c· h .
1s 11 simple rnattl'r .. I Sl32.~00 Bv ownt<r.
JUSl call 642·5678 49'J·41iX:1 or H73 ·!l!l7K
LOCJW1C1 Beoc:h I 048 LocJuna Beach I 048 ....................................•.........
NOW VICTORIA BEACH
Have you betn waiting yt:ars for •
proptrty on t:xclus1vt: Victoria
Drive ? Now ava il ab l e. nt:ar
ocE:anfront & close to beach stairs
with Potential as a rental duplex or
family homE:. Compit:tely furnis he d .
can arrange terms or exchangt Herc is an cxlraord111ary
home buyl·r~ opportuni·
ly. Buy this 3Br. 2Ba
sparkhn" clean home to-
day. move in to morrow.
Priced nght at ~1.000, it
1s vacant & ready to
welcome you: For quick
poasession, call NOW!
Jus t lis ted by original owner. this
beautiful Davenport Island 4
Bdrm. 3 ba home. Grtat floor plan
with 2 Bdrms d own + Waterfront
Ma~•er BR & 1 up. XJnt location
w /a fantas tic view of Main Chan·
nel. Overs ize garage. hugt sundtck
& 45' boat dock. $99,500 down to a
new $250,000 loan.
TOWNHOUSE home ror very SPF.Cl AL ] + 2 + p f" _
2br. 2ha Bright, hKhl & people! Priced nght al Q 10 -
airy Cornrr location. Sl39,900. Call Evelyn lime for run. Jusl im· RED CARPET REALTORS
Never hved In . steps 552 0434 01gme the fun you can So. Coast Ml...a. 1 __ t.och
Shorecre1t
Realty
146-5573
• 16727 lolero Lo..
PURC~ REALTY C7 I 4J 146-2141
IY APPOIMTMEMT
from new pool. Carmel VILLAGE II havt' wh1I~ hvrng in a ._,.way, -r--
crpts. $'83,000. Must be SHARP MARQUETTE bcautirut 3 bdrm.·2 ba. 497-1761 751-052&
seen to he a ppreciated. f ea l u r in g 3 8 R , home with patio. instead •1
AskCorJlmorJack. GOURMET kitchen with of your large house with lJ
540·5080 quality appliances. 2 large r~rd , you now I '· I _. :
Frplcs. formal dining have. 1'.nJOY the comm. ~-•
rm., IJ:e. Cannly rm. & pool & park!>. Have more
MAJOR GREEN BELT ti me for rel n x a t1on a net -~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~:_
LOC. Asking $122,500. travel I
·:: Owner must 1'ell 3 Br. 2
Ba, nu rrpl & pnt Walk
• " to shoppini: & ~chools.
57K. White Jlou.-;c Agt.
ll93-05'13
CUSTOM WATllRtOMT
A n othE:r m:w listing, this lee s idE:
lath & plaster Davenport I s l and
home. Prof decorate d and s uper
s harp. 3 huge Bdrms up w\th 2 more
on water . 1 Bdrm down. Large d eck
& room for your 42' boat. $99.500
down to a nt!W $245,000 loan.
can Lorraine !'152·7007 &
833-3307
EVEL YM COPELAND
-------1 REALTOR 552·0434
C01YHOME
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by MCVAY, BEACH,
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BEST BUY
Unlque combination ot
locaUon. deslsn &a value.
Nearly new daulc
holM, reaturlna 4 lgt
bdrms. separate tndry
rm,• RV p•rltlnf, Home
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TUE l.ANDIN'O LoW~t'l prtct400 Plan.• Dr 2\ia Ba. f \ ft luxury
plan Ttw atnroom1 In
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PURC&L UALTY 1714) 146-2141
· OPEM HOUSE ~5
. SUltFSIDI llACH HoOsl
Just 150• to ~autiful privat4' beac h
in guard~ colony. 2 Bdrm, 1 bath
ho~ next to 10' patio easemE:nL
Gr~t locf tion with view of Maln
Channel entranCI' to Huntington
Harbour. Off er~ at $89,000. e.ns.t...-
PUICti UA&.n C11411""2141
IY APPOIMTMINT'
MAIM CHAMM8. Cotee>
1 Bdrm, l bath tnd unit with 42'
boat dock. Fantastic vlew of
Wuatherly Bay. Tennl.s, pool & Jae .
Only $130,000.
17141 ..........
PUie&&. IMLTY f7 I 4J 146-U41
'" RClftch Areo Jbr, 2ba + paneled ram
rm. Bltn ground Spa off
Mast.er Bdrm. Paneling
matches landscaped
wallpaper lo give a
warm woodsy fcelin&.
Custom drapes & many
otber exlru. Short walk
to tennis couru. Fussy
buyer better hurry.
ONLY $93,500.
540-5010
TitEIE FOR S.ALE
Shading a delightful
h o me in prestigious
"Greentree". Larae
rooms wiltt cathedral
celllngs, a family kitchen 1-----------1
overlooking pallo area.
walk-in closet. in
spacious maater sulle,
dramaUc Orei>lacc, 2 car
8*1'•P and a lat1• back
yard. Pdced to ffll al rn,ooo
red hill -.
S'.>:1 ·:~00
UHIVERSITY PARK
$94.950
Excltlnl Edlnbura
model \ownhome w /!1
bdrm&, family r m . 2\11
batha. Huft• ba.ck1ard
w/brick patlo "nreplt.
Wat.erfrortt. Jtomet
t3t.1400
Culverdale ~~~~~=~==1 , :Bdrm., 2 ba., r.m. kit .•
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6llOXHILL
A eban> 4 bdrm Park
bome wJ9V•r 2500 •Cl· f\.
of comlortabl• llvlna.
Completely ur.1raded.
Walk to 1ehoe> , pool A
park. SJ.M.800,
rp In llv. rm.; 1ar1c COV•
er.cl paUo with lira rinl
& bum In BBQ. Thia
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Cl\A1f()lt
Al.MOST OCEAHFttOMT
Magnificent wt.It• water V18WS .ctom
thlt daz:Zllng 3 SR home In plduretQue
Monlf'Ch Bay. e.ectt & Club HouM lust
ateps fNlllY, S210.000.
NJMICOMt•etALC<*B
Over eooo IQ. n. fronting on 3 1treet1.
Greet locatlon . ample parking.
$600,000.
UlllAL AMAHCIMG
More thin a generoue view la otrered
with thlt flM 2 Bft convertible dtn
l'lome. Solar he8'Cld POOi & )1COul are
truly e l)lui feature 1139,&00.
Mlwrotn' DUr\.IX
3 BR. frplc a 2 BR. frptc. all IU<Ncf ll'ltO
alrnott 30001q.. rt. Short walk to bNCh. Ou.ilty~ 1183,000
•IA\BOR DAY SP£CIAL
:s89.500 Low or no dn, but
man S2200 per mo, rom ·
bmed mcome. 3 Hr. 2 Ba.
3\ ail no't' L1l..e ne".
Corner lot. own<'r.
7M4'r.1·1625 L\' ll(IUr 'l;o.
1! NA. Pro'mpl t·a·ll b.;c·k
One Of A Kind
Cathcdr.il 1·t•ll111g:. 111 II'
1ni; room & dinini.: room
Sol1tl "'h doon ,\
l':Jblnl·tr) rt:rll•1·t th•·
quuhty 111 this .i bedroom
oome with hobby room
and lar~I.' i;lorai::e aH·<i:-..
Sl39,000 (2131
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6b1 1161 83t 3888
Old Monterey
I\ cute guesl unit ,.,
n~lled on a torn<.'r of
th1~ huge lot behmd thl.'
main hou.'>e. A C'harmer
w1lh 3 bedrooms. den.
\ 1ew & two hlock!. to
lwach. an South L.igun.1
~169.500 t2l5>
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SUMMIT II
Favorite B·Pl11n. Ocean
vrcws. 2 bedrooms +
chm. :! baths. Beautifully
land~c·apcd & allrUctl\ c·
ly upgraded interior ue
ror Commumty pool.
1ac·u111. clubhoui.e. CIO)><'
to shoppmg & bea(•hc~
112.500
:i Monarch Bay Plaza
Laguna Niguel
49#).7222 831-0836
MOH.ARCH
SUMMIT II
Tasterul C· Plan. Ocean &
mountain views, 2
bedrooms. 2 baths.
Beautifully landscaped,
tastefully decorated .
Com munity pool.
jacUT.:d, clubhouse. Shop·
ping & beach close by.
$104.000
3Monarch Bay Pina
Laguna Niguel
496-7222 831-0836
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localed In quiet reslden· nymead, approx. 490 w/(rplc. Wnlk lo beach & P d I .hi 3 b NEV RANCH tra fp, $860 yrly. Lora ~~·;lC'db ';;,~~t~u~ '~ t I a I are u or s 11 o acrl'S. Perfect for mint P'lfk. $152,SOO. 1~ ba 00:V0~~!'5unft'. Ju!i. Vance Rllr, 873'4062.
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10Jf counf', lakt, ra·c medlatoulcat$89,~. 'LaR.k~,eT~Y.LOR ,.;. ncur beach & park. 963-0191 PLUS.level ac~. Cla to •••••••••••••••••••••••
centtr f'r1>f ln•l.,,1 1111 ~AMCHOllAGI ':",5'S.Oll O ~ •. $91,SOO I CA line. $420,000. CaJl aterftont· boat 1Up, .! ~=:~ .. d"~;~r it' :~'ti~~·~ IMYISTMEMTS BE~°i~~fo~~RY 873-~17. ~1t!~-~ly kitchen ans~:o 7141496.7711 IACRIRAHCH 2l5DelM1.1r 49'H121 EXCHANGE ~" :...L...:1each 3~1 8 ~======-~-:!I Fixer upper hol.lle, 2 car DE:LUXEDUPLEX N t ~ " nusi P'ANORAMIC OCl.AM .r-J-garaie. bunk house. out •TR• •LEX• · P •• 1!'••••••••••••••• ~ -· ..,-Bch. It's a beauty. Hu 4 .• TRHSI AND HAllOR VIEW Capl1tnlno I 078 buildings, well wot er• Pride ur ownership, only Bdrm 1tnd 3 Bdrm unit. 2 Br. ncu yard, $250. 11.l .
TltllSI -Vf!rY ............ 4 .._ .. 1 DM .._.. wfttt ....................... fencine. lots of trees. lie· 2 yeara old I Spacious 3 Bolh rented. Exchange lut&~p. $7S.
The only trn·"' In \I v I ul. fl YOU'll ... IEVER ing spl it lnto-2's. bedroom,2 bathowner's only. Prefer Industrial 496-33119
Rt f I & 1 , , I u ~ 1 , 1 acvu • re,.•c•, ••,..ti•• redwoo4 " Terms. BKR. "l llh"' I ' top ,.~ dtl M "-322 .. dKb. wet bw, l c•..,.. md Mfl REGRET (714)6~·569, l wu w urep ace. ..· p . -OI' 2 T IMIH .lt 1.l~t-; A l!(w~J __ •124 ,000. OR 5221~ 675-49t.I ••••••.=:•••••••••••••••
lnvf' ... tmf'nt f. .i f•nt.1,111 ·---• the duy you decided to · -· -JJ 1 · THECALLISOMCO. horn~ •lir, 211Ra 1.1111 493-1112 SEE this 4 bedr~m. 4 ....... Property 14'00 • Quall ~ -REALTOR . SPYGU.ss -
rm. d111 rm 1 ummu1111 > 1 \< ,t .,. \ ~OUTH LAGUNA car garage home 1n the. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plac• 2819Newport Blvd, N.B. .J>J:.l.UXE/PROI"
,w1mm1n' vool Tiu-l\oH,l 1-:L LAG UNA BEACH ht lls of San Juan . Prop ... tl•• ~ .QECOR
puul, lhl' bl'!!l .,, h i, 411., l7al .a!t!J 4SS1 497 2489 Minutes from Dana ...___ & I •--7n·1fl0 . Rtal &tat. B , Bi l'rH'1"1 bo·lu"' m.irkt•t II> Po I n t M a r 1 n a . A ,,,.,._. UStm:'H I 1400 OUAlUT NIW~T 11AC.H ExceUent rental area-'-2 W..ted 2900 4 r, 3 a, Fam Rm. ·1
Th. 4 bed 2 b th I r .__ h All 2 car gar, 2 fplc's, mil-to owner 1:!13 )3!182781 , -_ dramatic home localed ts rm. a mies rom""ac. •••••••••••••••••••••••
----South LOCJ181o I 016JSouttt LOCJUftCI I 016 on h Acre. Call to see. home 1noned fo r limited UNITS UMITS bedroom & fenced Li.stings needed. Belt.er ;::oera~l~n~1::.l~~t1 Heowport leoch I 069 ....................... ....................... NEWPORT-IRVIHE commercial use. Fresh ,We have 8 unit bulldings, backyard. Great buy al ser vice for leas com· mo. Lease. Call Onnte,
••••••••••••••••••••• •• R ~ALTO RS pa mt. Im med. occupan-four·plexes, lri·plexes. 10 $1J4,000. mission. Scott Realty A"enl. 644-7211644·8132
liY OWN!-:R. Harbor 8 31-1586 cy.$63,900. pnmc Coeta Mesa and _., _ 5.16-7533 "
Y1ew Palt!rmo l':.irth Roy Mc.Cardle 1lut1tinl'\On Beach loca· J · IQ all ~ ---------1
tones, tile. bnck $186,500 FOLLOW THE Realtor 1110 H•wport t1ona HURRY whJlethey m• PIU -2br, bltns. Gar, Lndry.
Fee land 1843 'Pc11l Co.toMffo548·7729 l ast. Call Veteran ac• R...tGh $400 mo. 640·87 59~
Wheeler, Phone KJl-11~40 SWALLOWS counselorn~ · Prop mi•• ....................... 548-9002, ask for Alex.
to quaint Village San · 540 3666 752-1920 ttc.ff FwnllMd S IEDROOM Juan area & gel a birds· • .. tAOO OUNLjT. NIY"'°"' tlACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br 2~ Ba, Fam Rrn, FIXER t-ye view or this nicely SUPER lallo4l laland · 3106 kilch, refrig, wshr/dtyr, . -u" g rad ed 2 s tory DUrLEX-VIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 car tar, beau~ yarn.
~ri ng you r pa 1 n t &
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sell.
t ownh ome w ith 4 MARKET-12,400 sq.ft . $72,900-$69,900 ( bd 1rdofJ pd. $625 yrlv. COZY SEA TERRACE bedrooms. 2 buths and Gross. annual sales View or Saddlebuc k Beaut. um., 4 rms., 2 l mftle d occpy. 4 i7
-Cute 2 bedroom. 11/J bath toWR.~ IR famLlv room fun patio Sl.250,000 Liquor llrcno;e Valley. Buy one unit or baths. Rer s. required. Narcissus642-3286
R.C. TAYLOR CO.
955.0350
opt 1 on a I C u 11 I. DUPLEX Winier lease , $600 mo. o pri•ah Cll"M wlth_4 .....,, c~. pool, with (1rl'ptl. many plan A:,hcrart.6'll 72711 -bolh, each•has a· view; WlntonR.E., 675-~lNrbeacb,shops,upper .. 1 focuai,and~hacuas...$97,SOO. lt>ri. & t.•n1•1•1t yard' CoronadelMar consists of 3 bdrms ., 2 ar 2Ba W/O D/W 1 1
Pnc·<'ll fur quick ~ulc ;.il 11,..,,, .• SHUtlt Two bedroom home plus baths. ln xlnl rondition! lalloa ret1lnaula l I 07 gar · i'•so. '675.83~~
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499-4551 S'TD.000 .. w.ft. large.> rentul untl; ex· Located in Laguna Hills ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968-8z,4 • ~~S~~t DANA LAGUNA ~ ccllenl incornr potential 644-1271 SPACIOUS oceanfront 41--------·
Byowner/agt. 4 Br. 3 B..i. POINT BEACH I aauail ~ REALTORS tn ftnl'lll e~tablushed Br 2_ful. completely rum. Charming secluded 2 Br,
F.R., tri patio, dbl r.:ar 495 1720 4n-88t2 497-2489 Plac• area. C11 rp<"t, drapes, 2 , 759-0226 hme"'.'"'""Fplc, wshr/dryr , tplc, wood beam clgs,
New paint iniout. l\1.rn} ftreploce!I. $175,000 ~ ~ dshwshr, 2 car gar, no gar,644·5687
upitrd's. 428 V"tlJ Prap•rti•• -----=!'~. ra pets. Yrly rental avail.,._,_M 3224
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Ftnanc'a avail. • Dfo:LUX E WATEtt ONT PRICED TO SELL! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Place Lots fOf' Sde 2200 CJeao, cute, beach c:ot· ' Br, 2 ba Mesa del Mar.
PENl...aSUU.PT CONDO. Panqram1c 2+Den+formalfrplc . .AHXIOUSTOSELL .Pacific Vt<'W Memorial Prap..-ti911 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.aae,3br,tba,2purk1ng $450. 644·7040, e~ 15
" • Vlt:W! $275,000. Agent +bit-Ins + 2 car gur. S63,5~0. by owner .. Park. Lakl'side lot. 7Sl-1920 v.a.c.a. ..... LoT spcs. Fplc, completely daysor640-0008 Channing 2 sty home. 675 woo +ocean + pools + Len-beautifully decoraled Perpetual care paid. 1600 OUAIUT NtWl'ou'alACH "' "'"1 furn. $400/mo, yrly -.
bay windows, hardwood rus. $86,000 . 2Br Country Court Home SJOO 752 7587 . _ • • , CDM lease. Barrett. Realty MESA VERD~ clean 3
floors. Beaut. patio & Pnl!\1E Newport_ Beach 3 L"e. 2sty. A-Frame. 3 495-4909 • , Rare Spyglw Hill lot 642·5200 Br 2 Ba, Fam Hm, fplc, 3
famJJY r 3 BR I llR ., ba r· m rm ... t p~aut. lot' in Pac1f1c TRIPLEX -. bib rromabo-'-.. M35. m. • sew ng · = · • a · · HR 2 b A 1 d J ed d 2 A ·"" w/man-•'icent ocean & 2 8 pl'd -'-•·· •~-N -.,.,.... rm or nursery, 2''l BA. )109,500. Agt 646 H63 ., a., . con . ustr uce • 75 cres 2 View Memorial P ark ..,.... . r. c • ww~ ....,. o ~78113or557·9242 • ~ -+ocean. SU0.000 Rr hoU!>e Horse corrals, Rl·a sonablc. 494 .554~ NEAR OCEAN Fashion lslan~ views. pets. $270/mo. 611 West ...o.:.·--------~~~ bay or occ.in llALHOAOCEA:-0.FHONT CAYWOOD lock room & Jal.'uu1 Apt 107 All 2 bedroom umls. 3 Perfect for your custom BaJboaBlvd. 'Bd r ma, 2 ba.
JIOLLIS WOOD :i & I Br du1llc x. Owner REALTY, INC. $140 ,000. T:iylor-Mad~ ---blocks from sand Good hoR.meC. T"'YLO CO Coroftadtl Mer 3122 cfarpt s/drps, bllo·ins. REALTOR tr;in,fl'm ·d •548-1290 •' Realty 49S-44K6 or Ouplexei/ rental areJ Submit • "' R • rplc,rncdinyd.1eardn'I{
67c:.u.,17., Scashcm· Rt•a l EslJtc? -----49'J 4!9ti6 CJnih sole 1800 J 95r ft350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• incl. $450. 831-9081 Btwn:
J ,,., ., ••• •• •• ••• ••. ••. ••. •• • • ~~~~.()(~ >Oand I rnr <.' Only ;rv Open House, Sept 3, 4 & S, 9-5 ---------ti75 5XO!I T ... ..., ----------ownhousc'. JBr. 2•.ua. _________ 1 lOAM lo lPM, furn 3 Br,
REAL ESTATE 111-;sT flt ' Y FOXY Summer Placl•. S87.500 *** * * * 112 blks to 6each & Mesa Verde 3 +family. HIDEA WA y Wtll lake 10';. Down M~ Beach Dplxs SUMSET READY shops, 314 Jas mul'e .• l~ ba., new paint. $40\t t " l' "· w Ptll rr Crenlivc & prnf 1·0 "'Ill
M10n be opcn1n~ ofr's 111
Npt. Uch & t ' M 11n•,1s
We have Ofkningi. for n ew or cx p c r
sal~penwns & m~rs who
arc interested 1n J 1·arecr. Apply by culling
for interview
4932Q.t3,83l !JO:H Two Bdrm, 2 bit unlti. TO 8_ UILD CdM . 1·626-0887 ~or Mo.Nopet.s.
B'\L tsr.r. UNDF.rt IOOK Tustin ~ 1090 Close lo bea<'h & sho11 HEIGHTS 626-6272 ' AgentsaJ.1768
CANOPY CARPORT ping Asklni: $175,000 FUNKY & NOT SO NEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUR-PLEX Winter: prlv. beachfront4 Conswners a.w_..!
t-'IREPLACE.WOOJ.>SY Owner. 4br. 3ba, den. J flctrm.2ha&2B1,lha Be11l buy in area acroi.i. Finished Lots 81l,2ba.$000Mo. Before you pay som•~
pool, shflbrd crt, air, 3 Nr u11yi0ccan &aches from proposed park. 3 Agenl673-2SOO agencies for the ""'r un
631-0400
WEARE MOT
ILUFRMG
Make an oHeron this lov-----------1
ely 4 bedroom home in NEWPORT CREST
the East.bluff area. Close
ALMOST
DOVER
SHORES
VACANT 4 BR. FRPLC
$129,500
33RD ST.
DUPL~X
3&l!,4 BA.2 FRPL<.;
NOT AN OLDIE
<.'U r . auto -;p rklrs Askin)l$l39,000 RC'fJroomowner'sunit + a r ou·nd ,,. c·i 1 1 $165,000&JO'~dwn.14321 IJNITEl>RROKEllS 2·2 licdr oom . & l ·l Plans, permits, etc. 3 ~leac.h 3148 CONSUMERS GUIDE.
Galy. 731·3247 Paul Shiparo IJcdroom. Excellent ap· Lots av.all. Will sell one ••••••••••••r•••••••••• Many have and al"G'$h1d
"•"7414 or 631·3900 pr crnllon & tax shelter. or all tn Yorba Linda. 3 Arch Bay. 2 Br frplc they dirl 1oo·s or ble' · BY OWNER, Luurelwood .,..... Call owner's a11ent • ' · i;, ""·-.. ~e. 2 Dr l;'·• Ba. up. •_--------•I $2 0,000. 631·0400 "'n...a-ocn .'fu8, PY!.~~ $550. •plex's & apl's a vailabll! 1wmL... "' , .... -SiM ..... 1 or4lJl7" .. .,...,. ',NOW! At beach or ... u,,
grade11. $60.9:?0 _832_·0996_ _ 4 PLEX $243,000 * * . · to lOO's of NEW listings
L¥urelwood Condo Jbr.
2ba. Plan C. l 'pgraded
Nr park, pool, lenn1s
t'rts lmmrd n<·rupancy
lk'low mrkt at ~.500
95:> WKK
Blk lo l><'ach ---------1 Quiet, rustic 1 br furn. ea c h d a y. Sm a 11
wr; down 968 5700 Build.r's Delight h 0 use· S2 5 O • O Ide r fee/ FREE life servlc
-----Resadent ial lol with e mployed person. 645-4900 -c.
TRI · ' REAL TY INC. view, Lake Arrowhead. "94.Sl70 ••CoM-1nGuide
714/846-1371 R-2 Lot Desert Hot Spr· 2br aplil leve l home -~~~~~~~~~~ mgs Callforinfo. s ituated in wooded DLX Mesa Verde dplx. 3
to school and 11boppin.:. Fabulous Pront Row.
Owner reduced price oreJn ''il'w condo ~.000. "' HUG I-: pnre reduc
JNT'L R. E. NETWORK Wntminster • I 09 8 PLEX DUPL.EX 646·3928orS45-3483 seelua1on. Deck, frplc. br. 2 ba, frpl, bllns, new •
H2ba, 3 blks t.o bch. For cpt & pnt. Enc~ 2 car gar.
Supo•r E.u.htdt· C ~ COSTA MESA lse 9115·8/15, $425 per Adlts. $425. Dnve by 1571
lo1•:111on, c•l11.,1' to 17th EASTSIDE mo. May be seen 9/1·9/5 Wintergreen, C.M.
JUSJ Slrc•el 2 BC'drms C'J 2 Bc•droom units with & 9'10·!1/11. 4.25 Shadow 4 br, X·lg gartrncd y!I.
HEWPORT·IRVIHE urm J BR. :?3. DA. MUST
Rt-~ALTORS SELL.1 \'r. "'urranty.
Newport Heights lleulty •••••••••• ••• • ••••• • • • •
645-5044
w 'l'P Jl.ir.1i:e~ Pnn d Lots Ln.49'·2662 Cpts/drps. new stove. c tpuh only, rl<'as c' pnvate pal10"1 on C's1ra-Newport Beach 9 ~1~1 soo NPw l'xclu51\"C' hl1• corner lot I n po1o s 1hl1• !\1olel site'. H.wporlhach 3169 $425.751-1462:548-4669 -
838-8586 VALLEY 640-99001-------•I
NEWPORT 111':11.HTS! ~ 000 CAD.6731 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • . ' REDUCED l1,t1n~ i;o call now• (' 0 :i.t p 1 t" TI:: 1 y -"'-'"':._._""'° 1,. b 1 4 Bd be h F..asts1de front duplex. 2
~ ATIRACTIVI-:
DOYER $HOllES ~ p\OC__!. WESTCLll-'I"
IEAUTIFUL ... Y op-~a\ Es~ 3 Br. ram rm, quiet
polnt1td 4 . btdrm, 2 ... ~=========" slr ect, nr everything
&15·7221 · ' ' • H 3 u OU.'I on ac • br carport new crpl in
C HEM 0 D EL ED 2 LAGUNA BEA C c o mpl etely fu r n . rv' & h'au & I EMTURY 21 1': X T ~ R I 0 n . LOTS. fanl3sl ic .un· $H50i mo. winter Jse. 1
1 r~ $300 com p ·
flSOO. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, Westcliff Realty land!icup<.'d , i.pnnklt>ri.. obstructed ocean View. A1:enL631·1400 pan · · 548-M72
clean as a pin. family reduced from $120,000. to · -$400. New E·side 3 br. :?
•· $130,000 Open Sal/Sun/-
bath honw. S•p. dlninq -BAYFRQNJ--Mon. 1212 Pt>mbroke. rm, formal II• rm, Agt1642-0758 -----
brick fp lc . 2 cor EXCLUSIVE BY Owner-Big Canyon 9oro9e, lond1pd & Townhome, View. :i Br,
1printdet-e d. hit buy Local ed on the pre· den. pool, jacuzzi, tennis.
In this ••chulv e slig1ous main channel in $220,000. 37 Canyon
neighborhood . Nt'Wport. This im · lslandDr.OpenSat/Sun·
home. Comm . pool , Houtes tobe JM jQuae"I ~ best offer ovl.'r $78.000. STEPSTO BEACH ba. yurd, encl. garagP,
clubhouse. tennis court. Mond 1900 , NET TO SELLER . 3Brdplic,yrly$595 W/D.Nopets. ·
all for your enjoyment ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plac• Brok e r !. protected. 675·4777 TSLMgmt 642-lf>Ol
for only $55,500. Open 2 Br home al l4!l Diamond Prap•rtl•• Owner/Agent. 752 7541 -----
Sund a>: l ·5. at 10243 Balboa J:..1. Avail to lw re· 7.Sl·19l0 ~ ---------..i We!!lminsler Avenue . localed commcnctnl( tht• 1~00 ouAr1 s1 Ntw~T ~ pret.sive 4 Br & Fa mily /Mon l ·S. 644-0350.
$146,500. Owner wlll Rm. 5 bath home of
helpfiftClltCe. course has docking ror Balboa Island exclusive
CALL WHF.~AN REAL day of rirsl notice & last SKY'S THE LIMIT
ESTATE. 898 785S. -~~~~consecutive days. 2-4·12 & 24 Units. Beach
WortdWlct.lrobrs your 48' yacht or your newexechome.2story,3
6 73 ... 5 .. 5 runabouts. Beautifully br + master suite
TODA Y'S and inland Orange Coun·
"' "' decorated lhr uout and w/frplc, 3 ba, Cam rm BEST IUY! ty locallon for highest vnluc. Call 979-8533, Dob
••WESTCLfFF 3 hr. 2ba
1''.R., pal10. Walk lo
shops, schools SI 1!1,000
Owner6-S6 983616411 0100 ----WATF:RF'RO'>IT
Newport Shorr!', I Hr
den 3 Ba. 2 fplc s. romm
pool & tennis $139.500
By owner. 675·0017
LIDO ISLE GEM
3Br + mother In law un·
1t ·Agls own h ome
1-4161 ·2&26
tn1ly a lovely rcs1dcnC'<'. W/frplc, 2300 sq. ft. '!I blk
OPEN DAILY l ·SP,\1 to beach. $275,000. Ai.tt
646 \'tu l.1do Nord 673-2332 ·
Lido ble SOS0.000. Xlnt --. ftnan~111" Newport Crest In level. 2
11 ,, ,. F H 0 N T ~r. 211 b:ilhs. end 1.1n1l
1•1mp1-:HTIES Steps Lo pool & tennis.
:\l;n mc l\lorni.on upJ:raded Will carry ~25002or64.5·SOOOX216 2 nd· S 1 1 S • 0 O O ______ Owner/Aet. 675-0105
BRAHDHEW
View of ll a cre park
from each room. 3hr ,
21 ~ha twnhse. Opn Use
Sal /S I.In /M o n . 4
Moonni.e Court. $841950.
l'h wkdys aft 6. 962· 7183
Macnab-Irvine
'REALTY COMPANY
llGCAHYOH
S ha rp 3 hr. ho.me ltteomt Property 2000
Freshly pa10ted. brand •••••••••••••• ••••••••. nu cptg. thruout. Extra _
lg lot. Pnced at onl\ 9UICKI
154.!ql. Veteran huyer·s '1 ·PI ex w 1th Io v <'I y
Welcome'! owner·., unit m p..irk lrkc
9 6 3-0891 surroundrn1is Prime re
s1denL1al 1ncomr
area.$175.000. Agent
54..5-8424 or673·7737
I.ACUNA BEACH, 2 on a
lol. Both w 1th super
ocean v ie w. New 3
bed.rm, 2 balh, (pie, 3
decks. dyn1tmie design
+old er upgraded 2
bedrm w/fplc. PricPd lo
K or Chns.
THREEUMITS
EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
IAYFROMTCOMDO REDUCED 2 Br, den, 2 Ba, boat
dock. pool,!acuz:d, view. $25 0001
B IJ)pt 75" ........ • • 7~.ony .... _,,.,or NEWPORT C REST 875-or ff7S·J02l By TOWNHOME. End unit.
•own-•er_. ------•I 2 Story, l:irge living rm ---------1 w/balcony. Spnc. open
5 llt. IROADMOOlt
Hard to find home, with
prime corner location &
good view. Af prox.
3,000+ sq. ft. o hvl ng
area. with vaulted cell's.
Secluded mslr. tulle with
patio & sep. mold's rm.
Room for pool & murh,
much more I For preview
s howing. cull Lyn ne
VAl~ntln•• 759--071'1 or
644·6200. (!>1-78)
sell at $232,000 .• submit I£ .Quall ·~ your terms. World Wide
ATI'EHTIOM VETS Brokers. 673·4545, Jean· Plac• .
You can get Into 1t s uper
1
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1
Prap•rtl••
house In Westmln11ter,.. 752-1920 with 00 down payment. -----1 1400 OUAll U NIWl'Oltl llAC ---------•I master b~drm Xlnl
Price
Slashed!
price. Won't last. Call
645-0303
.FOREST E
OLSON
~ f•IA.\•1on '\
Total trri,•1• or onl y REACHTRT·PLEX
$59,900. Chc<.'k wllh us Lo 3 Units in old town Hntg
i1ec l! you quahfy. Hurry Bch. Only IUSS,000 All
while \t loatll eMy to rrnl 2 Br units.
848 2323 I.ow VlilC:rnc y factor
• Tobin also hns complete
rortofhlo .. outy Westside R4!al\y inventory of income pro·
More sq.fl. than uny perty. Cull 848·1371 and on 4 bedroom and pool In
Harbor tUghJands with
oil new camel carpet.
Now prl1:c-$L34 .950.
Hutt)'. 5'0-1 l.51.
o\h(ir model In Harbor °"""' R ... lstot. _as_k_for_d_etalls.
• ·~-_-____ , Vu Homes. holltina 4 Bra. ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• ---3'~ bo. w:sep. garden. Mobile Hofnla nlP&.IX, C .M.
. ~. HERITAGE
. • REAlTORS
BIGCAMYON
2 BR. 2 Ba, McClain
Townboul<' on fairway.
Wet·bar, Crplc. 2 car gar.
Tcnnl•. pool & Ja<"unl.
SAi• or lease .
Owner/Ast. 8'4-M04
WATEl\FRONT Harbor Vlt'w Homes 3 Br
JUG 21tory, 3 & den. Pvt 3~ Ba, bonl14 rm. pool,
bea(b. Ope n houae n75,000. Ownel'. 544.4131
bon'" rm " loft perfect ,_.Sele I I OO Great location. newer ror aiucAts, leenaaers or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3br. 2ba. frplc. yard. (2)
office. 1,ae pnvute lot. 9 x 31 1 Br Columbia in 2br. lba. patios. encl.
C!Ollot' &•lore, paddle ten· C.M. Adult park. S2800or 'ifo•mi~..:_11, ~~t':'°,&42.18413 n s court fs all 'ho bettoffer $48-6173 -"" amtnltle both tMlde Ac----·-....;.......;... __
ly By
owner 1170,000. By appt.
&M~US or 644-2071 ext ~~~---~~-
250. Sal/Sun/Mon 2·8. #1 CanAt Cir, 'Nwpt Shore• IY OWMElt i--------·• Adu.I" over 40, 20~ ft .
Proper\)' Jlouae642,385() JlbrVu Hmt Montego IAStlLUH Srt1all do1 OK. Spaco
4 Braatrlf. SHS,500. 1'hJ.s newly ll•ted 3 ~R. 2 r eot. S95 mo. Adina
201sPonChclsea.PI. Ba. 11 prl1:ed to 1111 flUOO.
644 0101or631 0780 qulckb. II• low malnt. All 840.-00
yard w/room fM 'pool. I~~~~~~~~~
Ownor movtn 1r out of ._..._._ f St ate .. Mu11\ utl ! -.•-r'!" ••• 1200 nzs.ooo. MC •·1nanc1a 1, • •• •• •• • ••• •• • ••• • •• • • •1•--------·
'712-llG or tVff UMAT'1 •
TWEMTT
UNITS
Priced ror quickie sale-
Ocearulde. 1435,000.
Macnab-Irvine
REALTY CO:\I PAN\'
BUILDER'S ••
CHECK THIS OUT!
3 Adjouting Jots in newly 1~~~~~~~~~~ developed guard gated I
community. NEWPORT
BEACll' Plans &
pemuls UlCI. Ready for
immcd. i.:round break-
ing. Lynne Valentine
759·0717 or 644-6200
(M·7!>l
Mowttoin. Dfffft, RHOrt 2400
Hous.s U..-,.lahed New family condo. l Ii:•·
2550 ••••••••-••••••• .. •••• bdnns, 2~ ba, A/C, eut••
3202 dbl gar, cpt.s, drps, :.ill
••••••••••••••••••••••• applns. tennis, pool, r)\ t
I Ir A ltlHTALS pal.Ice. No pets. $475/mn
Why poy 125·$30 when 1_544..588 __ 1 ____ _
you can get the belt for WEST COST A M SSA I~. Sl5. fee. 7 Daya Nice 2 bedroom. 2 bath.
$1:!0 Fum 4·Plex util pd fireplace. garage, n<'w
$160Nwpt Bch uUl pd drapes. 1 Chlld and p..t
l175 0£1x, frpl, yrd ok. S34S/montb. Call
11801 R,pool,uUl rd Ila.Tm •
---------• $20() a BR ~-PlJt, will con-1---------11kler children NWPT HEIGHTS
S225tBRC.M. Apt. DUPLEX. 3 Br. 1~ Ba.
P703BR, kldtOK h'pJ, P¥t patio, aar. s:rrs.
1828 NltW))Ot't Bl, C.M. Av.U-yt9/15. m.nso.
Sl.5. reo MS-5990 --------•V~ VERDE. Clean 3
HOMIPtMDMS br, 2 b&, lam. rm. tplc.
Callfomfa '1 laraeat bltna, bloc:ka trom ecbool Rent.al SC!rvtce It #bapi. Vacant. Onty
------------• Only 1310. 2 br, klda '400/ttlo. ChUclren OK. 2Jtory 3br, 1215 C4111540·l W Act.
2600 Balboa, free utll 122$.
4 Br hom onb' '300-0nly SllO, l b~ non. propmy $225 lbr ~freeutJl. l br
Wiuna sns 1'1'H uUt
BelbcNI. tUdlo, 1115.
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•-· • • •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••• ••• • 4 llr 2 Uu, drpi1. t>pta, OCEANFRONT 621 W. WU1on 846 ~lU ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••• •• •••••• •• •• • ••• New rt Financial Ctr
h111 UOO-a...-1 •WATHROMT• bltn11, fncd, wtr pd. $495. WINTF.RRENTALS FURNOR1JNFORN Lux <.:om.lo 2 Br tL~ Ba, •-~OffleeSpoc•
•II ' Pool .. at IO • more a UH. rrpk. bltni. Avu1l '714 8-UJ UIO --2 88, 1 bRa. $370 •2br townhom" w /frpl IRA.HD HIWI Wtilk lo bcarh, $450 ·mo ~ s t.e Manaat'r
\t•n) murti inl !>n1111l S"pt hl Yrlv hl• -Lftc.3 8 .2bu. S5SO •4;opiaUo&cnc.g1iri.1Ke 2Brupt.H.l411 Dt!111w1.1n" 113311151 tly~. 51H9K'75 ('7 )6423111 1246 ft't!/l.ll''r: •''rvlrf' lint 774 4u4, •iB·ti1tl9 2 tir 2 lSll condo, J>/W, 2BR .. tbu S32.5 •Adwt1,chtltlUJ&ovcr HB Open 12.5 Dully 1 <.1v1o1wknds 14 • ex
i;.u .uioo , knit r ln11. rplr, l'Pt•. drp:c, 2 BR. 2 ba. S400 Pool & Jacuu1 avail M 1 • 960 DB.UXE OfffCES • •COMWr1 Goedde t v1w KiAr, H•ry ch•an :>:125 mo. STEPS TO IEACH -. i e ,ti+ ocean. 642 1 ~'TEPS TO SANU. dt•luxe
rpor1 • 1..ir ·t-:J UK .<! ttA 11111. llkl' Ind IJUUI p11v Sll6S478, 2BR,den.2bu S600 t,argc 3 BR 1'ownhouse ~~l~ _ _ 3 Br, 2 Du, 1:11r, hltM, Comm! & lndsU apaces,
C! rm, S.1.\\ l.;m:i-~ Ur. trnh 11 111·" .1.iclo hh• ,\1111roic 41* ~ i.JiR., yearly s.aoo wllh put10, garage + ~ •11parkllng dt-un S4.5C,! mo 200 to 2000 aq. f\. M tow
bath 1,.1 .. Cit\ J'iml mun• ;!'.'IJllMI fl l.0111:1t·1rnl111· 3210 pool. Quu1t compl~x 2 Br.nrocean&!>ho~.1118 yr~y .. ca.11 19856!.ISw or aB:JS"sq.ft.1..agNlaucl&
1nm111 epa l\l•u •mtill ,,.,. t utHlo .l\.111~1.1001110 SardoAna Adults, no pets S335 "H"Genl!vaOJ)t!narter 162!12Mti ~1 11111011 Viejo areas
t.on1u,. rm 0Cll<'e.1 work 1tl)-l'IOO u.r;llK!\lllllfo; lll-:.\1.fV ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64.5·3381or837·9517 3pmS260 Adult.-.53612116 (ll·nfrnt !:!Br. 'iu.i . quiet t'~.:'i~'tl['l1t;~~.D. Prwy .• ~ in1 I 11>alcr" 1111.ini • •C G Ilk 1175 Woo ~.o 4 Br 2 llJ, bltrus, fnctl 'I"'
\du.Its nu1io1 .. t•i<tl~I. ~r' u '.,. , , ).1111. 1mma1• Child & Nll'e l Br, ~I . ~dult:1. no l Br, $260 No 1.11·t~. I bib i·µI or I ~1111:11'. ~1~10 ~o ---HIA t""I Ul.t l•l•S<ONDOS fM'IN OK Nr llaiard & l)(.'l.,.$240 612·525lday11, 10 P•t'r lndry lal·ll yrly. rnuny llulu1tll, LEASE-O~CE
I mt ~·, ti\, ~11ri1 .. 1u~ ~ Oft 3242 J.,,•llkl'lo i.lu1l111i: Jt ~J llal'lXlr, l11t. lust & dep. 646·379tluft6PM ~-7542. l>42H!Ji3 -•Offu•.;5 .•
llr illhl "''"' I undtt With ' ~ Mvmh A1w11t tA4 l IJ:t (;,~mull ft N1ltv 839-6623 Beach front, spacious 3 nr E /Side ,.~ 3 br, .. ba. y .. ,,l'I\' ~ll'I'~ to lwarh '' t M 39 ft Ir i: p .. 1111, .! 1·1r ._.ir11K•' •••••••••••••• •••• ••• • • , • ' ' --2 Ba. avl Sept 10 thru ., ' Lux Apt11. 2 & 3 Hdrm ' ., ... 0:1 a csa...... c
1011 i•u·un1,h•11111~ l\uti l ~•·!hr ~h.,1· .. 111111 Mint 1';1.F.<~ANT Hrund "IU. ~:'<1·h1 .. 1v1• NW :i hdrm, June 10. ~600 . Dys ~:~.drS~S e~~ l(ar, no View o( ocean, mouu ~~~1~:~1~;,frpll' Jo'rom300l02500:iq.n .
m1t1w11\1d l.~·I' >'115 <mid i 1 ma lllh );l:\41 i.lnl11tt.'IJ :!'t~how.1•nr fJm rm. I den Xtras 752·7410;cvs 4!14·48M 5466!)85 1<:. 21st, lain:;, quiet nctghhor (.ill~~J710oi a.lb Hl.:.b l.l"''li>W('.Jll lk.•tw1•1:u !> 7 twh .I bu J IJJ :i.M10 ml' u v parkln~ & n: ----hood. dose to bch. Bltn LIDO ISLE •Mt.'(llcal
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:J Hr 3 Ba, oc<•anfront. ,,~ -bo v b Ph · --.---beamed l1 v rm, 1 r • cw P 494-6017 Fern rmmate to share 2 Prestige location. Call S13.50 mo. Lease. Rillie, .... r r lcw 5 '" a>o1i 2 BR &4 DR. Seashore Or. kingsize bdrm lots of thruout. Water pd. 2566 R:l.'J 3150 Dave 639·0560 Ill. Vu. ~750 IJl'r mo Winter lease. 9H0/77 c 1 0 s e. t i, .' 11 e w "A" Orange. Call btwn lmmae Ocean view 2 BR, Br 2 Ba Pinc Creek apt, _1_s_2"832 __ 1 ______ _
eH• '· ' 759-0143.:_~U-778:1 fl /15/78: 536·1827 or i.tove,rcfri j.l. All tile ]·5.6~4120 2 BA, apt. 1 :~k to bch. Ui-~~~12.J~~6771 or lusia.ssR...tal 4450
Ste"" to V1ctona Beach OOO-l830 bath/kilch. No r.tarage-2 BR. walh patio yard L~l~ of pa.r rng HOO. --- ----••••••••••••••••••••••• {)(c'3 n View home. '3Br, Shorecliffs. Qua I 2Br + OCEANJ<'RONT winter. but close lo parking & urea. Lower unit. $260. -4 · 11 agt. ~VOIRD001Nf1~·lMA~r~!s'•.BL~ 4 DELUXE OFC'S
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soon mo bt• BEAUTIFUL VJ EW --ed-lrg wood burnmg --Store/Office ror rent, zone ~~~41~br, Jba. ss7s. Lido Isle 2 Ur+dcn. Wmter.2or3b<lrm0plx. BEACHPRIVGS. We have several units frplc.Only$295.Immed Femto ~hare2BRapt.at c .4• Suitable ror pror.
----1 St.rot mo S295 up. 114 E. Balboa New duplex! 34638 avail. this month rang· occupancy. heh S220. 833-9495 or ofc, reuul. On Busbard
thr 2ba. ~!> mo ht & 2 Br, 1 ba, den. overlk'g On Waler JRr+office. Blvd. (.213)335 4696 Camino Capistrano. 2 br, mg from 1 br npt to 3 br 673-4411 nr Cst Hwy. Approx 950
l."t Wtr pd k1ds1pcts matn beach. Newly re-fam rm, dm rm. l.ge C t M .,..24 11"2 Ba, frplc & gar. house. They arecdis· Elegant 2 bedroom, tr•· Prof. woman wants M/F sq.ft.1335permo.,min3 uk.9605343am&evl'~ modl cd. $450 /mo . h ome w t co mplete osa •H "' S395imo. Child OK. No bursaithrou11hout .M . level ~o'!nbomc . toshrJBrtrilevel con· yrlse.Avlnow.982-1351;
- --494 7287 pnvacy on waler al turn· ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets. 494·9583 or inquire For mfo call 831·9081 Panoramic v1e_w of Back do. Nr. "oag Hosp. NB. eve, 963-6976 Real mce :t br, 2 ba. cpls. · s40 OO WE""" & UI' bet 9 5 _ • ,.." i n g b a s c . v J E w . . '"" at Unit ··A" above. ween · Bay. Lots of pn vacy-.r g 752_9023 drpc;. 2 car gur. Ccnccd $600mo. Blue Lagoon i15001tno. •Sludln& I 9RApts muter bedroom-ood ---------
yard, good lot· S395. Villa pvt bch tennis On Peninsula &cro111 •TV&MaldServAvail CoronadelMw 3822 Brandnow2br,2ba,fam bumiogfrplc-11ewplush Master Bednn, king bed.
1163·4567, Agent, no rce. pools: 2+2. 499-2.119 • from beach. 1 Br w/vtew • PhoneServ, Htd pool •••••r•••••••••H•••••• rm. Dl1hwa1her. 1325. 1 carpets & drapes-newly Pool, color tv. Nr OCC,
Good loc. II Br. 3 Ba, (rplc. Ivy Cov'd Bch cottage, 2 SJOO/mo. Zl'76 Newport Blvd, CM Olild ok. $48..()844 painted. Pool facilities. UCI, S Cst Plaza. Sl4S.
fum rm. gardcn<'r. ~. br, gar. Near H.S. $445 Steps to beach, 3 bdrm, M8·9755or64s.3867 .... :; On the Eastalde, near Only $440. Immed oc· 546-5511
K46-1371 or 846·6966___ mo. 494-9302. be t d ted S750/ (91 new 3 Bed rm 1 \-!a bath cupancy. Call Denyse at ---------
au ecora mo 1'\lm. lge & small l br, '(I,, ._, .~r:~c~~· apt.'llke t.ownh~use. Dbl~ 9uall l'IProp Inc Share 2 br Newport apt. Lur1oic 2 sty hme 4 Br. 21tli 1.ogi1na HICJ'Mfl 3252 lse. closed in gar. incl'd. b ~ ~ ~ ~ _ F 1 C try kit 752•1920 Pool. clubhsc, Lennis.
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oi•i·un S.'>00 m o. Call Rill OCE/\N VIEW Patio CallS3l·t4oo Newport Blvd. CORONA DELMAR alter Sept· 10. Call Ceta· PARK NEWPORT SllAREA HOME
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lo'azio'11. J br, lam rm, lor 752·9260 Nu bltns.S650/mo. _5315 Completely rurni1hed. & Catallnu views. Close 2 Br, 1 ba: 1 br, 1 ba, So. From $264.50 share beaut 38r, Jba apt, Adjacent to op Atr1Jort,
I bed rm) Dminu rm u\11 --River Ave. Call 645·0300 lmmed avull, ytly rental to shopping & fine ljcach. C 0 ~ 11 t. p 111 z8 A r e a· Spectacular s pa. total 2 blks rrom Lach w12 girls. 3600 ~.ft, cpt d & AC or· . · "' · 3br.2ba.Nlcehome,pool, --.,,..,.,11 Child r en, pel11 ok. l fi & h S 1 m. patio & courtyanl. new crpt 1475 1 mo free on Mermaid. 2 Bdrm _... ... " 556-8789 recreat on program, Spac pvt rm incl F /P & ces ware ouse. av-~9.') lnclds gurd lst mo rent wioi-ie yi lse. PiP. San Clemente 3276 w1frplc & <'harm. $350. llQC.ial program. 8 pools. II bulcony & 2 walk-In lnp offered by maaU:r-~ dep Av.111 0 /15 546-62?4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A~ll.8.nopelA.1'..,blk11to 2 Br + office. 2 bath, 28r,adults,cloce.toshop· ~~.c~~':tK,~~::~~~ cl011Cts.S200/mo.960-5260 leasee.Call~Udys
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-lbr. 3ba. Upgr:aded. '6:IO. ~!~~~:Sn;:~~/i'::'ct s:ns. 497·2747 ox 640·6818 rental. &.udlo S250/m o. 1 223-3808 2 Br, 2 ba Ea1t.1lde condo. ••••••••••:•••••••••••: •MEWPOJn HACH• '
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IW2·746l home w /panoramlc OleMyre, 1 blk to bch. Adlta no pets. Wint.e; terms. Adulta only, no Ba dph. 1400 mo. car or atora1e only. IB3S per mo treU. All. . .,
Cuatom downtown 118 2 br. 2 ba on 1otr course. ocean vlc-w. Call Scott 494..C20or494-4655 $37S,yrly~.6'73·TI87 pell.64&-59'5 • 6"-8780or642·3639 831M~!.~ .. V &rde area, Cllll'f&Z·SOU.
home. 3br. paUo; crpta. x lnt cond. $365. Bill RealtyS31J.'7533. 2 B l I d -~ 900 Sq ft I than 1
drps. Parltina fo( RV or Powell, 497-1751 II[-•~ Htwport .. edl l769 SooUeaa luxury duplex d r ap 't pat.Bo. aart, Spactoua 2 br " en Office 4400 old 11t.b 9i Pl J:.
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uy. ,_, • • -.-• ._.,.. .. ~ W1k to })(,IMlhP'I Grdnr w....._ All. uea. • crpt, drpa. 1 car aar. Nr. • .. •-••••••••••••••••• ~.-mo,; ..au ifaecurity.538-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••On the beach·Wlnt.r rcn· au·wtrl.nct. Yrlylout: 12pm Hoa1 Hosp1ttl. Adult.A. 61,PHSqFT 831·3571 w1tdy1. 11 Do
.Forle ..... atttllctlve•br, CASTADILSOL Lovely 4 br, 2 ba, lpJc. tal.~ple~j B~: Ba 3Br3bal700'SS9S/m~ l Bt Apt. Cptl/drp•. nopm.S3T5 mo.543•2895 1817WESTCLIFF·NB .,._.-.i-.
1'1\bl, modem ktt, 1800 2 Br, 2 Ba condo. Spee· 'CNI, cptl, d,,,., kids/pct ifie~Bo~•li;r&r.;,i: <t8t3bafom·rm2!00 atove /refrlr, no ATOUCROFCLASS AGT.541·$032 W.&WttW/efc
aq ft. Crpt, :~flJ)lf tacule.r vlow. An.trepm OK. good area. '450. M•t\lrtaduJt..6*2090 85/moAdultaprddNo klda/peta. n10. Call Cbarm1nt 1 br w/bay l50CMOOO.g.~~11'. aard1nor.Lrfp1t1~1 rncd wkd)'l.837-8280 9G-4Sf'f,A1ent,nofee. peta509Acacla&45·1048 5$'7•32 view. Mature adults. AlrDorf Offlcet IMMEDOCCUPA.NCY
yrd. No pota. MV5 mo. 8 d LA MANCHA 2 B d bit I Oceanfront 3 BR, 2 Ba, c.. ...... 1 b h t e Muatsee!l~lOW.Balboo 1Ji6NTHFREE J.Mslngotoope11Ndal.1 a.2028; 493 9431 r. en, • r + en, na, poo • lrplc Sept • Juno or 11r· ..... ,,..,r JI ac • ma ur Eastald• trl-plex, newly <a• Uth > ""·lt 11 .. rvt-. No le"11 r• ly. Sat. 8·noocL. ru W. ---"------1 bltnl, frpk. pool, xlnt lakes, rte. rac. 1375/mo. ly.e00.8754j ' penonl250.Al.oladbr, decor. lac 2 br, 1 ba, --~ -------ru "' ""' .,.
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1hoppln1. colle1e. 1425 ... 269 """-rmtn 2 br 1, .. b OCEANFRONT, ncatz Br Pvt. uas. 11~·HOS; S250/rno. &4CHl500 bo. Weter vlcw. SOcludcd or parkln«. 2082 S. E . 642-4463 mo.84f.1ses ..._..,.,. hach 3 · ..,.,.. I • ...., I, .w/Jar. Adlt.a, no reia. 871-4141 patio on major Sl'fCn• Brt.tol St, Newport
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-• -- -••••••• ••• •••••••• ••• • • (2nd Shift I Cad.~ llac Permlillent. 2 day:; per Ute typini ok. A warm ~ ..... R.ader ATOUCHOFCLASS'. week, mature wuman, l nature Ls important. You ........ ()penln"!:I avail for a:. I I r l l wlU h bu• h 11115S.. ~Camino Real M·•e t "ttractlve •. ,... • A r o c, mus ypo. ave u .,y, appy ~ .. ... .. aembly or 11mall l'ICttro ,, ()()'I I "I .• Phone f()r pt l!•E 1·•7• d.a Call Ra··a UIUll\ ...... San ~lomenht. Fully lie. tel'·gent """'f>I·•. qul"kly I .II Hll n \/u ap . ........ .. ... 'y. • .._,,_,.. • u ,,~~ ~ ' ffit!chanit•J I tl cv1ces. ( •• l(l''l l)() N Doe /W t Irr NU 5 ret l'oranpt.492·7296 & d1 scr netly n• l n · "''·' OYll'\,I ~· . ..,, r v r es l' I • -ary . .. " .. • Shop ex per pref 'd He11 'i. .,..,.
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Opport~r SOOS •••••••••••••••• •••• ••• :Jlith ~l·11r111~ lllJl'r"'"<' -••••••••••••••••••••••• f'otter & Hruml1eld Ulv - - -fern.'ll.11. 8.11 o5tH Lots of people cont.act all
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IJHIU d;,1y~ tor Jlll,ltl.V AMF.R ICAN SPOUSE! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avenida Acroput'rlo BUSBOYS DISll~ASHEI interesting. Important
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FUH & PROFIT I ~ V 1-; s 1· Jo~ U W 11.. L end ul Bua line In Bulboa marned, want;-to me~ after Thurs. 4949119 HEED EXTRA CASH? Dlckcrus lll'stauranl. 3344 Xlnl benefits > TIME, 751 •1400 I> 0 L JI 1 F JO d•,., a.:o. Reward. w1dowt•r o-.er :io. Write. -----E Coastllwy c,dM Call Ri1aS40-GOS!J
(,. lJ AR AN I'~: 1., 'o ~ 642•11l7H •ll ti Miss Kim M1 H.i. Kwana MATURE WOMAN wuntsl•--------•I Earnml(s are good hours Fi•-c•L $ H M p o Jio ASSEMBLY arc flexible when you're BUSBOY "' ta 650" ----s t-:l:llOl:S l'lt1:-;c1PALS Lost 3 yr ,,1d I.ab wtnea wa oon, . • x Job as compJn.1o n , V >N ---------111 Only !..)!j .oJll 11 11 rbor Shop' a 1329. ~ul. Korea driver. cook. Live in. For precision electro· a n A < • r epresen· Oayw. 18 & over. Contact Fast arowinl real ~late BEAUTY~AloN --co ar ~. . • .. --SGOO. Live out, $700. No mechanical or s m all tal1vc. Call 540.7041 or R ose mar Y Sa n development co. req's
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642-2171 545-0611 hlac·k c1tht-r Dacttolhund· lady who enjoy11 travel. husiness need11 quuhfied ASSEMBLY LEAD hvc·m lull charge Xlnt Seek in~ 6 housewives to SI 000 ,
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C1l1c:Center11;irk1nl(lot 1'0 Rox 1560. C'osta re<1 Goodfutun· lnd<I-. IUasM•rnbl<.'rs.I>ayshift. hrperweek.1yrold&J4 CANVASSERS :.kills & altractlv ..
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pl111nbin1t, <.'Jrpcntry. (714)493-l153eve paws, wcarin~ OrJnic slender, meticulous, dap-Acctng Hkkpn& wt.ion m local area. Must cas days and/or over· METRO CAR WASH Accur. typlng, use or 10
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Wl\h to invt•'>l $:!~1 t.o s:'>M ~ r:.. Hc<iuttful 1 BR, :i Ba 559..,1.50/S3S·S363 Orangl' Co 1-'AST FOODS per~n. Gd t.<tlary. Own F/time. sharp, growth J
111 ... m.1llhU\IOl'"' Want homcinUr;.nge. ---___ RF.LAXINGMASSAGE 1-tohcrl llalfs MaturE"woman.642_4527 trans. Mon·Frt. Ore co.SLocallon-; Hoah $700up ,,.m ... 11I1\' 11.11 t1l·111<1 ~I.ill· ~ks samt> undrr BobJames·Llc :\1J,.,cur An-uunll.'mfl' 5'13-8072, home 552.1455 Ovcr 20. We truin. 1 Yr civil Ul exper. is a11
t1o111 •\ •.111 '"'' ""r Sc·n.J for Fl<f':t: ~0 Friendship Po:i..,11Jlt• Outc·all!.l!.l,41U5lll 5<lllS Main.Stt>~>I ATT t-:NDANT for altf!pm. METROCARWASH thatisnecessloobtam ,,.,,1~111 <trot<' 1;.&-i !Ifill llHOC'lfl'HI'. nn lll\l''l 11~irnrruill• SJ6 :!:!t!l llunt "'" Tm\1•1, l'n1on fl,tnk paral\/t•d ~rl~ woman, __ __ 2950 1lurbor,C M. this interesting job
L 025 I 1.1 1 1 lli·h •I FrHQuestion* 1nThcC1t\.'ofOr .. n••1· Hf>, Mrm Frt. Bal Is l. Babysi"t•nrtocarefor"c· ---w/young attorney. Self Money to oon 5 in~· .inc :!nt 111">1 ,..,., !> d " .... .. 1 S1,ter Anna reads <•ar s 711 113.'i 4 Hl3 ll75 Sti!i2 livn 1 yr old boy, 5 dys wk CASHIERS starter n pretty one ••••••••••••••••••••••• ow' \101rn;,,1;1· .. \i.:t T l r H d "' r ,1'.! .,.,,ol DIA.l·A·SERVICE t·a .l·a l'.J 111gs Open Salli Jo I:.! :Jo 10 our home. Ref., rcq'd. F i t Days or n1 s:hls. persono c. I st, 2nd & 3rd T.D.'\
I.I),\:\!:\.\\. ,\1(,,\ 1.U.t-: t-: ., « cl r l s VI 11 11 l' I ' . 1213)461·5a-15 ATTENDANTS Pref mal. woman. Luit. Mature, rtlllp . person. Call Rita 540.60SS
ECONOMY /GO·LO Niguel 495·53611alt6PM Contact Carol McCarthy, Actuarial I 1HJ1t 11ol 11111.11i1 l~wl
BrolcPr. 493-3102
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t m!'ln•n•, ovr>r 400 r>motovers nave rPouested Irvine gradoatP~
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ACCOUNTANT lmmediutc openings for Newportl•r Inn, .Jam· ClmT .
Controller's Desk, out of ,1.ll ·!>e rvt• ga:; !'It a lion. Uabys1tter for 18 mo. old borcc ltd, N. B. No Phone ramtt
rontrol' Dci:n.-t· & Hti.: H MUbt be ut ll.'ast 18, over girl. 5 days p/wk, live 1n Q\lls. No ex~. needed.-F<&n·
t>xpcr. 1s wha,t thl· ai.s.i"t so welcome. Jobs uvaila· 1out. Lag. Bch. 49-4-0086 -------tulle op"por. lo bt>
nl.'edi.. To ~1700 <.:all ble ~nta Ana & <.:osta or497·2Ul0aft.5 CHILD CARI!;. Woman trained lnto lnlerestinl!
ti-'0·8470. Amer1t·.111 Mesn IS2l·6260 needed from 2:30 to 6 career offerin1 rapid curcer Age ncy, tao _ · _ __ Babysitter wkdys, N .D. PM, to care forJchildren irowth potent. & attrac·
Newport Ctr Dr, N.H home. Refs. Phone Mr. in Harbor .View. Call alt tive salary to be dis·
MO FEE TO YOU AUTOMOTIVE Hood. 833-2900. 644-6141. 6:30 PM. 644·7095 cUMed w/compan.y on In· teM1lew. Ir you eajoy _________ 1 1'~ new car :.ales & Babysitter. housekeeper, Christian mothers helper. worklnl w/flgures &
DM V. Kx per. req 'd. Wanted. My home ~fter· 2 School age girls, refs have 1troag math skills.
Good benefit!>. Sal open. noons . Call L i nda req. Approx s hrs daily. you11 quallfy, Some col· ACCOUNTING
CLERK
Selman Chcvrolt.'t, 1800 ~3767 aft6pm. 963-7682 after4:30. lege math or aceowlting
K Chapman, Oran&e. jor c•..a ., •• A'>k For Mri.. Hamilton, CIVIL n..iGIMEER ma pre "'" .-e typ· '
Ba k.i ,, A"ll ing. NatlonaUy known 2 Years A1Payablc & 6:133521 n n., Deaigner·Calc ulator. co.w/iuperbeneflta.
Rec. exper. Good Al'n'I AL'TOMOTIVE TELLER Donald E. Stevens, Inc. CaUSailyS4(H;OSS
acclog back around F ULL·TIME 11128 Fullerton Ave, CM. •;p C•--L $700 T;> pc 50 wpm Jlc:1v) Parts Countermeft Branch ofc :.eeks booda· 646-8915. A ....,...
\\ork load. 10 kt·y atldt•r Get i,ct ror '711! Busy ble telll'f w/ncw ac· --------~ 1 Yr exper. only for this
Some collt•J:c-accounting Chevy tkah•r in c~c•lmg eounts. t:xpcr. prcf'd Clean 'g serv:o; need s beautiful ofc ln Irvine. A
course!> helpful. Oran"e County Airport Contact Hilda Terra nove malure women. Rella· bl.dy day w/pleasant co-
Call for app()intment Compleic11el'k,twoparls atl7l4)644.7255. ble, refs, car n ee. worlcers&xlntbenefits.
TELONIC/ALTAIR c<1unltirmt"n with <a1 de· W~tern 642·1403 Noho-humjol>. ,71 .. , .. , .09.00 I ult•r cxpt·n<'ntc. l'l·rma· Call Rita S4Q.60SS ""'"" .... "" t l 1 I l r.dffal Savin91 C..1erical .a.ut Rat LCIC]Wlahach ~r~~~':r~n~~~a~a;. 2144 1':.Coast llwy Wccurrently havcunim· -O •
Equal Oppor Employer portunity for advance· Corona del Mnr mediate oeed for the To $650
---------• mcnl. We tram. Sec Hob EO~M/F following: Xlnt co. who otrer9 food
Admln. Aaalatant C o o k , ll 0 W A R D advancement & benefits
WOMEH & MEH Chevrolet, Dove & Quail &nkmg FILE CLERK needs flexible person wi l
l81r UP St.s., Newport Beach.__ Southwest lank Some Hoo t yping desired yr~"8!g.per. in auto insur. but not neceaaaey. _...
Nat'I co. now taking •P· Automotive now accepting appll· CallSaUy540«JSI
phcatlons for m~tng, ad· New Detail Shop nee«U cants for exper. tellers. ACCTNG CLERK &port Clk
mln, cual. relations. No help Pleas e call Laguna Requires lO. key by
e.xper. nee. Will train Top wages pa;d. E nl!ine Beach office. 497·1771 touch, ability to com· to $750
n&bt penon. Steamen. cnJ.? painters, t:q ual Opportunlly mun.icatewell verbally & Thisxlnt beach co. needs
PORlNTERVWCALL bufrers & polisher:., up-Employers In writing. Previous ac· an lndlv. familiar
.. AMIJ3~~6~LY holstcry s~nmpooers, Bank&S&LBoslUons ctng exper helpful, but ('n~olo~meds ~ ,!>~11pped11.Q& uretos
• · check out, pick.up & de· FREE POSITIOHS not. necessnry. ~glbte foretan 'fl!MU: Tb1f"ls a
ADVERTISING SALES I.Ivery.Apply at Comm'IAppri;r ToS17K handwritin1amust.. career oppor. w/advan·
Earn $500 + pt•r week 20S9 llarhor RI, CM Operations ofc. To 11200 cement potential to
comm. w./prestii:e re· ____ 6'5·l030_ --ElicrowSecy To$900 ........,,..net. u•-, bul ac· ~h APPLY l N PERSON .,...._... """' 1(1onal magazine C 01ce R.E. Secy To S800 "'U E FR 1 p 1 cur. typing & math abih·
tcrrllorie!' a vrul Exp AUTOMOTIVE Jo1oalm~Secy ToS7SO ' · e rsonoe tybelpful.
M T Dcpl. 6th l''loor. req. Call Tues. A s.12. Mech/T•chnfcians Plat!ormSccys 0$750 TRAHSAMEttlCA · CaUS4CMIOSS
640-4933 . for oew car prep! Busy Person Friday To S.'iSO 1---. $600 .---------i ,....._vy service dept. In Reconciler To $700 IMW"Gl'tCe Group --r· "'"' Proof nor "'o $700 .,.,..,. Dri tol St CM Leading co. needB attrac· "'~w-0!--PBX rast·grow in" Orange o,,,.. I .rv.u s . • -.... ........... " Tellers To$650 EOEM/F tive, pleaaant penonah· Want to workdays, after· County Ind uatri a I Collector ToS62S ___ _;;.....:....;..;.;...;.. ___ 1 ty for tbelr beautllul
DOOm • •"eoiq.a In NB Complex t.o add ex· LoanClktrne ~ ClericalT,....._ front lobby. You will
& COM arua? Work perlenced new car prep Aho fff iob5. Fashion Isle financial need moderate t)'plng
f /time or p /Ume. technl cia~s. 59.50/hr. CallCarryFox540-6055 Clrmlslooldngforare,p. skills to Mtp out other
Weekenda a must. Xtra --~xc. working conditions Coastal person for challcnalna departmeata. Happy co.
Pay f 0 r 0 "p • r , d tn pleasant surround· clerical ~· Lite typt.os Xl.nl boss.
operaton. Call 840t0'73 lnp. Opp. ror advance· Pet"SONMI A9'f'CY " phone communtcaUon Call Wta 540-6055
E.O.E 'ment. SeeServlce Mir., 2790HarborBlvd. "'/clients. Exper. T?Ctto$575 • • HOWARD Chevrolet, CostaMeaa " Dove & Quall Sta., __ _.::;=.:.::.;;;.:.=;_,._--1 helpful, but wllUng to If you ave leam.ed~Jood
NewportBeach. lortettder/Welhr tn1n right person. Xlnt typing + 10 key aa ding Archlt.ecture. Need office
boy, F/T. Contact
Geraldine at Ladd
Keh1ey Woodard, AlA
Ph 64()..()'770
Small Contin ental benefits. CPI, 180 mach. in school tflJJ c:o.
restaurant eves. Lag. Newport Ctr Dr. N.B. will train )'OU for ln·
AUl'OMOTfVE Bch. CALL 49M99'7 btwn 644-4360, ask tor Barbara terestlnlf, \tariety Po•·
USED CAR S.llAM Jactno. Some olc exper. ~pful.
MECHANIC! Clerical butnotaneceuit)'.
ASSEMILER· Bart mg/Ute cooklng, CLERK Call$ally54D-eos5 SOLOBB ExccUenl salary & work· fe . pref. for t.nnl• . l Secnfmov $775 tni cond itions for cl nit.es&wknds. Call Newport Ctr Financ al -, ~n=P~ ~!'°1~::0~ :,~:~~f~~d l:s:edrr:::i bet~eeo 3 la 5pm only. !~;:o;~.lotoklh:n~~~ :~la~~~·~::i~J~~
openings In OW' Electro varied & lnlerestlng lilhl 538-8832 tru1t·telat.ed financial Island's most beauUlul
Mecbanlcol Aaaembly mec:hanlcal work. Op· IARTIMDIRS actlvWu. Buaineu ex. bklli. The Job la In le1a1
Dept. Exper bel1>hd but portuntty for adva nce· Ex'per'd. F/time. Apply per. helpful, but. will depl..:reca·•th•~t>tn•.
not necess~ry&~~aa.y ment. See Service l'ttCJ'., In person, betwn 2 &r train ambiliou. ac· 'Ihl.t acareeroppor.1n pai~~:t.~menteo:· ~~~A~D-Q~~f ,vr3~:~: ~P ml.et H ~':sb ~d::a! ~~!~0d~~·c~f.Y l~O ·~URltaS4MOSI ~IG_...;..«l_l80 ____ &_._o ._E_.t. .;;.;N"e;:.;w:.;,:pow::.;rt;.;.Be=.:..::ac.:.:b.=----• A~C y' Newport Ctr Dr, N.B. FllJOIS ..... · • • ........ AU For Sandy
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....., trends •. ...., buly a.teal No man bo-burj 41.1• f u1on. top wues forrtaht CLlllC wmtiDI tor &.b.la b\11)' co.
peraon. Late l'orett ~ _ Ct n I l A 1mllinJ ff1~.• + U1-42!1Dol'U7.f7'79 ntw.,.,.. r nano a ......... voice ww .rua
-----------· ft.rm Neb r•p. ptr'loQ um BeatJl1, Uc. )llanlcuri1t to fOC' clerical pot. Llt• t.Jp. fOt& CelJ~~
apply , teulptured nails. Ina, ~ ~mmunlca· 9evrtl. $520 ~1 , tlQn w /ollent1. Ooo4 .....,.., n1ure alJC.ltudc & at leHt L1&t ~. 10 k•· nJee •llAUTY* 1 yr o(c exper. req'd . ..,...,,teforracliodl.a· o..,.rator/Stylst Good ~. beneftt1. CPI, petch. rou're r:tturn·
W l kt r 180 Newport Ctr Dr, N.B. lnl to the wort 1' Ot'
e are oo flJJ or con· 6'4-4380.. Aalt for Donna Ji.t out or acMOt~ thLti
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or min.. H" 11• Ira • t:<t0lr Cu11tum All 6 Adt.I, v rdener Hea,onable, h.iulln1. tree work, t;r.td HOUSE? CalJ Ganaham Newport, Co.IJI Mc11u & fr~esumole. Call Jay lna" He11tina & :ur con
3112$l> "••n SA "'"•nml( too! Ouar work p • ll o •. 1· 1& b 1o<'t11 . tr?e ett 845-~ Mike ing, demo. etc 7Sl·3930 Girl. Free est 00·5123 Irvine. 815·31758\IC!lt 64S·796S ditlorung lt'r\"t' l!t.t, SIO
a& bl,lll•r HYIOll• "'re~ form.lei& New t·on"t 1\1•11 -hr Honl'i>\ & r<-llablt' •t.~Jtlff " l'Omm 80 <tt>I• VERY WW PRICES! Hca11i1MJ lMMACULATE CLEAN· 'olntMIJ/PapenlMJ Sml painting co. s mall 11ervlce. &tA, M C OK .. , .. ,.... A ... Ml~lLk IJQnth•d un .i11rden1nii murn ....................... fNG . You DESERVE the ....................... prtce1 lnt/~xtr Depen· 751·3150
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l.ic d cla) ,,,,. ""r c;,., •••••••••••••••••••••••Ito om 11rltt111oni. $7 up Treework Reas, Expr'd . Reas Rates est.754$921 DRAINS<=L~/\HED
l'O< PbH tt1rth lbn.i d ... _..my i\rnw.llu "\u1I Rcsmodl'llnir. C uatc.>m Gard~mn.i Scn1ce clean fa11t, rreeest8'2·4597 CARPET. WINDOW. F E t C II G ------PROM S3 ~ )r.Mi'~ rc;;;;yd t'•lltnua.,""'n ho1ne1byU.yn1· 1-:-..~11. up Ii hi&ultng, weekly FLOORCLEANING ss';~s . a ene q.litvP8ilttlng Call751691''
l ............ rt>.ituJ n.-bli· 550! Jn:, mi11ntcnanre Rea&on..i OCC Student. Big ~. T Uutch Maintenance __ •LowestPnces ---,._,.•..,•r ~in. 1u3 r .• it l..6-... bl" r t ~ rr t t k T h t trl "-I S37 """ '~ ------1 e.,,e11 .: J e... ee eti 1m11 es true . ras . ree m, .,.,rv ce · l....... Paint Yow-Cattle •Houses/ Aplb, ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt:JrHliltiltfOO ... ,.\ I ''" lcf R ----t ,u er .,., 418 or on ell.' Rl'Jndy 642 5703. ---lnlr/Extr -·-7"'"""'" l>'raminc hni ... h. r\•rncKltl Ca•nt/CORC,...._ IMcfric.a G4S 0511or548·4987 549·3666 ' 2 Men. House, Apt & or. Avuage Extr 1 Stry $39S •Work Guar. _ Re(s. .. ................... ..
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Hr\ I l't ~rt IL u .ir ON to: MAN ('rt•IW Hr~ 1•11 t;f,1-X.i'HICAL SlrnVICl'.: WEEDING CLEANUPS CHEAPl-:ST hauling '" II a blA, dependable Pnces Incl matr'l·labor Prof Mgmt Tux Appea"
, ,., 1314 pr pounnai & flni~htnit CAl.l-<i $15 hr. & SMAl.L weekly Maintenann• town fo'r ests. CHEAP! 84&3365 Guar/lru1rd, Fr~e est. PAINTf NG lntr I Ex tr Appra1sal1>, k:d 5~ ~ 1u ~youto\Onform•,uvt' JOBS842·8233 fo'r~est 64:!9907 &t2299Sor645·1390 a....dsc:ap.;;g Ted55.2-0134or636·7085 t.:xpr'd. honest, nut R "'--
Shc-lun1i .. t.1r.i~t' ~ .. tm1t>b ~y &fll 2"Z3 u.....~--a.-'--••••••~••••••••••••••• PROFESSIONAL Pa mt· Reas Lie 'd. 964· 1045 oo • ...., fur .:"r &. utJI rm~ .... bcrdS.ctric ~ -'""ll Dave . • ..................... .
t•ormll'" L4)p, (:i.tm bll.CEMt;N'r WORK. All 1Jl'327136 t14!'>6974 GftM'f'GIServlc•s ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8yrsexper,Creeesl.also ing. lnter/Extcr. Rcu, ROOFS installed fal'tory ~7l54 ltlnds Heasonablc. l:-'rec ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alice's llousecleaoing. lndscpng material avail, work guar642--0386 Int /Ext Painting. Res. direct: c&lab ·1 35 yr!>.
---------b c 117~ 1'.:LECTRICIANpm·~ HANDYMAN: Carpentry, Reas.rellable,rers.Own clean up & ref's. Jay -. rates. quality & neat· Call Harold Gunn . Carpet S..-.lc• ~a • --r1&hl Cree clillmate on clcctr1<'al, plumbing & trans. 642 7207 or 646·4871 848·40Uor99S 2155 Pine W?rk. State he & in· ~-Free est. 548·2129 549-2961
....... •••••••••••••••• li " D Concrete. All lu.r&eorsmaJIJObli. noors646~1~847·27g7 -srd. Exterior spec1al1st
Shampoo & steam clean. pb~ concrete, block & l..Jc 673·03S9 ----HOUSECLEANfNG 1sour SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Tryme-<:altco836-~ Painter· Syrsexpencn<'e. ROOFS FOR LESS
Color bnghtenen,, wht bnck work. Free ests. fl?. DYMAN Business. Rehab le lnstallat1on&serv1ce. WORKGUARANTEED all phases, own Alrlel>s All types, Onan avail
cpts to mm bleach. Clean u c'd& bondell 675·9720 crdeftin9 NO JOB TOO SMALL ser\lice, Janice's Hag -Licensed Free Est. Interior/ Exlr Free est Reasonable. Call Greg. Free est, lie/bond 'd. in
Uv, din rm, hiill $15. Avg - ---•••••• .. ••••••••••••••• 675·2440 gedy Anns at 675·6553 Art 5 pm, Bob, 642..:._248.!_ 2.5 rs exp. 64i.0295 · 979-9621 sr. Senior c1tl,ens d1:.cnt
rm S'1 so ·ouch SlO chr Child Care -------Y lj94-0421 anytlml'
$S Gua~ ~hm pct ~or ••••••••••••••••••••••• GRAND OPl-:NIN(; HANDYMAN All types HOME MANAGEMENT Tree & Pit tnm & rem Know I es pa 1 n ting. Ploshr/R_,air
('pt repJir 15 yri. cxpr LOVING ClllLD Carl' Wholesah1topubl11· home :.erv1ce Guaran SERVfCF. Comehmto ROlo soil prep. sprklrs Int Ext. commercial •••••••••• .. •••••••••••
L>o work my!ielf Refs l..ic'd, hot lunches Refs. Bl'gon1as & colorful teed sullsfaction DJllJs a fresh & sparkling h.se repr, lawn r~nov & inst apts. residential & VERVNEATPATCII •••••••••••••••••••••••
s:n·OIOI CJU 642 S29'J L1IJ grount.I cover. 4!i IOO'l> of 646·5888 I We cln. dust, polish. vat. comp 548·5863 mobile homes. 836 1120 JOBS & TEXTl..iRE emovals . tr1mm1n~
vanet1es. wash, Iron. organitc f'recest. 893·1439 pruning. Free t•st LH"d.
1' r y a U" 1 I y f' 1I11 t llttw somcthin" you \Hint Beach City's Nurscr) HANDYMAN liomci. & closet & ml'nrl your ex· The fastest druw 1n lhe YOUNG Man. S yrs e>.pr fully 1n14urcd 642 :!tJ:.!4
Cl,1:.s1hc·d Ad tu huy, sell tu sell ? Cl<Jss1l1t·d ads do 2372Newport Blvd CM Apts Co nH·1ent1ous pensive i:armcnts. All Wc!.t .a Dully Pilot in wallcovering Free SELL idle items with a -,
or rent sumt•thmi: 1t well. &I:! ~7K 645-56116 (free delivery 1 Craftsman. Ph &15·U302 for only S50 day 559·8312. <:l:c.s1f1ed Ad. 642 5671! e5ts. 645~_76:.. Andy Daily Pilot Cla11sifiod Ad. Want Ads Call t>4l! !>ti71l
~Want~ 7100 Help Want•d 7100 Hefp Wanted 7100 Hefp Wanted 7100 ~Wonted 7100 ...., Wanted 7100 Http Wanted 7100 He4p Wanted 7100 Help Wont.ct 71 00 •··•·••••·············· ...•....•........•..... •····•····•············ .•......................•.•.•.......••...•............••..•.••.......••..•••.••••••..••.•.•••..•..••••...........•. ·•••·•·······•··•·•····
DRAFTSMEN Clerks, ":io 12.:io or t s COOK/PREP
F'or5 wk'>. N B N1~hts. 215 H1vers1dc Dr. Sr. & Jntermediate, Ml F'.
___ 548 79()(_1_ N.B. Apply bclwn 8·12 Type V, Min. 3 )rs ex-
Coach needed for 6th days. 548-7418 per To (Ill out growing
grade girls volleyball COOKS BARTl''NDERS Newport Beach Design
team. Davis School. lhgh DR 1 v'E.RS p /Ti me• _o_f_ri_ce_._642_·_1898 __
School grad. Sept. 20· · · Nov. l.' $13S for assnl. Over . 21 yrs. Im med. Drartsm~n. Strictly re·
Call 556-3430 for further openings .• Appl)'. in s lde nt1al drawing.
info person, Mc n F.ds PJZza, BaJboa area. P IT OK.
· 410 E.17th St, C.M. Call 714-673-8212 dys ·
COCKTAIL
WAITRESS I•--------• Drapery Room worker,
COOKS
Days & Nights Avail.
exper, paid va1·at1on ,
ho!Jdays, up to ~.00 hr.
642 1843
Gencrul Office
MESSENGER/
GEHERALOFC
Mariners Savings h.is
1mmed. opening for a
r t t1me F.scrow
Messenger & Gen 'I Ofc
Asst. Must provide own
vehicle & type mm. 35
wpm Xlnt benefits &
working conds Apply
Al.
!\farmers Sa vini:s
ISIS Wcstchfr Dr. N. B
1-;qual (lppor Employer
Learn m 40 hrs the mosl
exc1llng, glamourous.
tughly paid profess. Day
or eve se..,s10ns. Place
ment assist. Good job op
por.
Apply 111 pen.on
9am·4pm Mon Fri
SHACK SHOP
3446 E. Coast llwy, Cd:'.1
Equal Oppor l::mploycr
DRIVER WANTED, semi
retired. genll<'man to
dnve me. m) 1·ar, Nwpt Gcnl•ral llclp
Cati 714/75 I ·9194
So Calif Cot'kta1I
Bch area to Anoihc1m MUSTARO daily. Call 772 0740 da}'
Wi11trci.i.t·~,, Inc . 17!12<! --
Sky Park Ill . Sle c;, Cooks & W:.11lr<'i."es wu_nl
Irvine. Ca 92711 L'<I, Charlie-. Ch1h Good
Driver. local turn1lure
t'ompany. exp 'd only
fo' T. 768-0643
CUTI ER
CCX:KT1\lf. WAITrn:ss
,\pply Whisky Bill s
12.'iN<t Nl'wport Ill , NB
<.:o. bencr.ts 51!1 0351
If you thmk you c·an lUl
lh•· \1uM.trd & can work
Counler Person for deli, __________ , P lime evei. we ~JY up
p lime. some l':<per ELECTRONIC to
pr<'f'd Apply:-Gary·., ASSEMBLY $7 AN HOUR
COLL.ATER/PACKER 1><'1i,3J(r.1E.Coa,.,tllwy, 121 Months ass1gnmcnt Call751-9790
l'acknl(c edU<'ill1on Cdi\t Must have Sllass elcc· -
malenab No expcr net· • trode ilSScmbly ·ex per General Ofricl' ~.7 1 per' hr. Apply Na Counter Help I" lime Mm. pay S3 per hr Start RECEPTIONIST
t1onal Systems Corp P time, appl~ C.ipt' lmml'<l1ately
4361 Birch St. N B. (N~ ~hke's 1-:1>.h 1-·ry 815 W IEL[~ Our lovely exec offll'l''>
net.'<i .in .tllracllvc, well
li(roomcd re<·cpl. who has
a <'hl•ery personality & a
i.:ood phont! mannl'r
Vunoui. duties require a
OC~1r~rtlEOE 19lhSt.(;:\I
l 'ouplc req 'd to mana1ote --c·0-M•M-IS_S.IO_H __ hus y 30 unit mote l
Telephone 644 l!51i2 SALES
~E AVI CI '•
833-1441
1----~~~~~~----·1 l)pmi: ,.,kill or so wpm Arc you a profe.,1>1unal
salt'spcrson·• Can you
1>ell fu rniture? Want xlnl
income oppor. w ilotal
~nefll program'! Plu!>
Jlll!asant working wnd1
t1ons ~ Ir you qualify you
tun sell at
J.C. PEMNEYS
24 Fashion Island
Newport S.ach
Pnor cxper required.
/\pply In Per~cin
Mon thru Sal 10am·4pm
Equal Oppor Employt·r
Companion; llskpr, live
in/out Fem Must drive
lf.B an•a 962 5224
CUSTODIAN This 1-. 11n l'Tllry le\ el JlO'
P lime. Approx. 3 hrs. lhat 1ndude-. xlnt work
Mon thru 1-'ri Apply. F:xec. St!c'y $1200 ing conds. bcnef1ti. & 6
penn y s av c r , 1ti6 o Warehouseman ~l.10 ·mo. s:.ilary rl'v1ew'> App
Placenl1a,Co:.taMesa Secy1Constr loS900 ly, National Sy,.,tt•m"
--F1leqerk loS700 Corp .1361 RirchSl. N.B
DELfCATF.SSEN GlfU. Irvine Personnel A~eney 1Nr OC Airport l F.OJ<;.
:'.lust be OH·r 18. dean ~ i88 E 17th CoslJ Me~d
neat. will tram ror full So1te224 • M:.!·1470 General orricc work on
time work Sl'l' Terry. ~ l'onstrurt1on pro1cct al
lll·Ttmc Delicatessen 19S -San Onofre Apply by let·
£ 17thSt.C.M FABRICSSALES ter s lating quallf1<':t
DELI HELP. cxpcr uni~
ne<.'d apply N 11
673·0173art S JOpm
DELIVF.RV ,
AFTERNOON AUTO
CARRtrrns NEEDED
FOR T ll f: C OSTA
MESA·NEWl'ORT BCH
J>itime.exprnel· t1ons. availabllly und
Call 646·4o.10 l.md;i phone No to Guy I-'
FACTORY
PACKAGERS
Alk1ru.on PO Bo'< 3020,
San Clemente. CA 92672
---------1 AHEAS $350 5400 MO COOK
Days only
Apply m person
Artt•r 3PM
The Ancient Mariner
'lfH1 )V· Coast llwy, NB
COOK. exp'rl. apply 1n
person. S.tm's Seafood.
#2, 3001 E. Coast Hwy
Corona del Mar.
COOK, bper'd.
Private Country Club
For appt call: 644·5404
COOK. EXPER'D
For Conv. Hosp. AM &
PM shirts. Please apply,
Park Lido Conv. Hosp,
466 Flagship Rd, N.8
642-8044. EOE.
COOK
Fast l''ood. P /t1 me
nights 3 :30 ·8 :30 .
· Kranos. 6800 W. Coast
Hwy. NB. 646-0120
COOK
For small retirement
home 1n Logu.na Beach.
exper. preC'<t in home
atyle cooking. Good
working conds. For In
tervlew phone 494-9458.
MUST JIAVJ<: OEPE="
UABLE CAR 540 3008
Dental Secretary Bkkpr.
<'xper'd or college Call
546·3000 '
Dental. Orthodontic.
l'hamude. exp'd.
llunt Sch, 842 7707
DENTAL
Girl Friday for
Orthodontic office. Goot1
typist! F/T. 642-5997
• I' If t • , _. .... I e •••I e .. , ..
GUARDS INSURANCE CLAIMS Maintenance A11lst. MEDICAi. Asst. ror l girl MOTOR ROUn:
F l · I t t' r N B The Da1l.Y Pilot hus u Costa Mesw & Cerritos
Full & Part·T1mc. Phone
& transp req'd. Retired
welcome Call 546-0274,
ofc hrs 111-2. Closed Wed·
nesdays.
PL'RSON needed for In· 1llme. App yin person. n emu; s o c. 1n • "' s Cl r 25 N k o · larf e route 111 South dependent l:-'ire & an emente nn, 1 on·sm r ut1es In·
E I d S Cl elude tele h t Laguna :.ipprox eJrn Casualty A~ency. Ex· ~Pan 1an. an em. P one, recep ,
penenced in commercial 4_92_·_6_103_. ------• med. typing, g1v111g shots 1ngs $.500 per month. Mon 1 & Ille back ofc. work. thru Fri afternoons and
& Personal Imes c aim Maintenance Man. Clean· Send resume or personal Sat & Sun mornings. Car
handling. Call Mrs ing for pre-school. Hrs info, work exp & refs tc>. nnd good drivini,t recorcl
HAIRDRESSER Baker, 833·!1S50 flexible. cau 640-8820. Box 16. Daily Pilot. PO required. Call 642-4321
INSURANCE Box 1560, Costa Mc5a, Ca Leaving name and phone with or w/out following
fo'.V area. Call 962·2141 Beautiful Newport
------• Beach Fire & Casuahty
Male noon s upervisors 92626: . number.
need grades 6,7, & 8. ----------• -------
Hair Stytincj/ AHist 1 n s . or r 1 c e n e e d s Davui School. 11 ~ hrs dai-
ly.Mon-Fri. $3.11 per hr.
~II Bob Noel 556 3430
MEDICAL
Many xlnt pos1tion1>
avail. thruout Orange
Co. For more details
Must have cosmetology quahr1ed underwriter
he. Call 6'15·4012. Tom· with experience in pro-
Rae Hair Styles, 218 1::. ccssing. :.erv1t'1ng, & MANAGER or garage
17lhSt,CM. btwni9.:.4· __ markt:ting of 1·om· sales. must be exper.
merc1al account., Salary w collect1bles. 673·484~ lla1rslyhst n,ew11ed. pre,r oi>en Xlnt bencfiti. Mrs w so m c o ow 1 n g B<tker 83J.g:;so Manager Trainee
DR. ,ERSONNEL
Agency or Orange Co.
1201 W. LaVel<J, Ste 209
Orange 633·9740 Pleasilnt i.urround1ngs, · ---WOMEN & MEN pcrce~t;1i:c.or booth .ren lnlenor Des~ , p lime . 18 & UP Free & Fee
tal fi·l 6 ltJ77 o r Jt:vct. General Ore design Nat'I co. now hiring for MEN OR WOMEN WllO
545-2791 knowledge helpful . mklng,customerserviee WANT TO EAR,'i
HAIR STYLISTS
lmmed openings for
t<1lented hair cutlers
(i\111 :.crv1ce !>alon lo« in
busy So Ci,l Plaza Mall.
C<tll for appt Regis l hlir
Salon. 540·8888
Hardware sale"· retail,
Expe r o nly Know
Schlagc loeks. Laguna
Beach Lumber Co
494-6538 or 540·8267
9SHl636 &managertrnc. $50.000. A YEAR OR
-HoE1per.Req'd MORE. MliST HAVE
LAI ASSISTANT Forintervwcall SOME SALES Exri-:n
831·3640 TO SELL MOBILE Partt1me.Speclmenpro· 9AM-3PMONLV HOMES CALL MR ccss1ng ex pr prer. • SIMMS, g911.9904
Chemistry hackground . . -----
pref Work in clinical lab Manager Assist. Fa~ric MOTOR ROUTE
m Nwpt Bch. 8 lo 2 PM st.ore. Costa Mesa. l::xp. The Daily Pilot has a
dally. Call for appl. req.2l3-627·«7l .... -.--large route in Mission
640-0140 Management trne for re-Vie10 area, good for high
LEGAL SEC. TRNE tail M·arinc Su pp lies school or college student
NEW IN TOWN" D1-.
sat1srie<I w I prc~ent pos1
uon'? Would you llkl' .\
Career oppor w multi
rrulhon SS firm? Earnml!
potential in t'X<·c:.,., ol
~.000. Will tram Call
751 9l3-I
~ new port
~ · .. _ personnel
~. agency
771i, -752·0331
LetUsSoln
Yow'UIOR"
Pai1ts!!!!
2192 Martin, In-ml'
Call for appointment
llOSTF.SS CASlll ER
Fine dmnrr hOU!ol', day>.
& ml(hl!'> :t\'Jll Apply m
po·r~on, The Fran~1.,can
Hl'"taura nt . 3171ll
Camm0Cap1strano. SJC
trade. 1f.ull time, boating Approx t•arnmgs $300 per
llere's a challcni:e for a background helprur. month. Call 64.2·4321 and
spinted pcr:.on w,typing Send resume to Cap. leave name and phone
ability. $600. Call Jo, ta1n'!; Locker. 34235 ---~---
li10·8470. Am'erlcan Pacific C!!t Hwy. Dana ....................................... _ C<J r eer ,,genq . 610 Pomt.CAm29
Hostess/Cashier
p time Ovt>r 21. Neal ap·
J>e<Jr Contal'l Ro:.emary
San Clemente Inn.
492.0103 art Spm
HOSTESS
New port Ctr Dr. N B
HO FEE TO YOU
l.1(1UOR CLERK OVt'T 2l.
t•xper preferred. I rvme
752 1336
MANAGEMENT
PEOPLE P[RSON
F.xec needs p lime 1111·
soc in wholesale supply.
Fully l'apltal12cd .
&t2·1634. LIQUOR CLERK P T.
O\ler 30, I or 2 niles MANICURfST. I.Jc to app
642·6537. ly sculptured na1li..
----642·6541
Apply in person. Velvet Ll9\JOR CLERK
Turtle Rt:~Laurant. 59 Mature, rull time. Apply MANICURIST
Fashion Island, N.B. fl AM to 2 PM. Tues thru Proflt'ient in sculptured
H Ir d--· -Sdl Airporter rnn Hotel. nails. Some following re·
o usew e aytime, 18700 MacArthur Blvd. q 'd 642-4513. short nouri.. plc:.isunt -'---------
surroundml(s. No Sul. lrvme.Nophoneca~ Manicurist. xlnt OP·
Sun. or hohdays. Far~<> LOCAL Busines:. man portunlty in beuuty salon ~ur.dw1ch Shop 1599 l!l.>ekmg abovc average & boutique. 646-16i7 or
Superior. CM Ask for person. Some sales :>0me Eves 545·2791 c11 rr 1;31.:io..12 or 751-1902 pr 0 m 0 t 1 0 n ., 0 me ----------
management Reply ad. M AT U R E W 0 M /\ N Housecle11n1ng :.en ice <II. Daily Pilot. P.O. Box p t1 me to welcome
needs r t.'liahle 1:1rl. ISi;(). Costa ~tc:.a. Ca newcomers & ~ontact morn ·s. SJ hr, 545_·_34_0_5. _ 112626 merchants. F1ex1ble hr!!.
Need car, lite typing HOUSEKEEPER
5 Day!\ per wk 4 Hrs per
da} Lido l 'lle. Own
Transp 752·1431
LVN 11·7 ~7 JOOS
C M. area :>49 3061
-·LVH
Mature woman wanted
Van's Tennis Shoei. fo'ull
time 642·2169 HOUSEWIVES Full or p1t1me 3·11 shirt.
Work the hours your Churge Nurse. Good sal MEAT CUTTER or
children are '" school. & benefits. Please apply counter help. Apply, 462
tOam·.ipm Carousel Park Ud~ Conv. Ctr. 466 E.17lhSt. C.M.
Operator, So. Coast ~~hip Rd, N .B . ----------
Plata, C all Bobbi ,--·-MECHANIC 540-6682.
MACHINIST PRODUCTION
Sm-growing Costu M'esa MACHINERY
Mfgr is looking for"a 1To build tube and pipe
good mach1nil;t fol' our ,bending macl\inery. Re·
machine shop Should •qwres person with at
have experl>n sel·up and least J years mechanic
shon. run punch press, exper1en<'e in such areas
cb.ucker. mill, lathe, and as nutos. trucks. rirm
dnll press, tool & die ex· mac hinery and other
per helpful but not close tolerance heavy
necessary. machines.
Cole Instrument Corp
542~ EOE Must have 'Jlrong
mechanical aptitude and
ab1llty to work from
p1lnls with mlnlmol
supervision. Own l\and
tools. Excellent pa)I •nd
!rtnac benefits.
lotervtewt by appt only
CaU (7l0A$4'41U • ..
A COHV£N1£NT SHOPPINC ANO
MWINC CUI()( fOll THE
CAlON TH( GO
Smartest Knit
7308
&,~B~
S1a11 t~ily with your tall
kn1111na
This handsome 'weattr 1ac~et 'tart~ flom rn~ neck,
!las 11c1an Sime~ and lacy
yoht llnrt 11 ot srnlhttic
worsted '•lltrn 7308 O•rec hons !Of S11es 32 •6 rncl
Sl.25 tor each pattern. Add 35f tach palttrn fOf hr~l·clm
111ma11 and handlina. Stnd to:
Allee Brooke
N,eed•eaafl Dept, •OS
Fall Outfit!
Now
• f
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•
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CJ4 DAll.YPILOT Tuesday, September 61 19n
HripWanted 7100 Help Wont.cl 11oolHetpW°"t•d 1 1001--------1--------·-------1He1pWortf.d 7100 HefpWanted 7100 Antiqiln 1005 •........••...........••........•............• ···•··••••······•••··•• R~T All. SAl.~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
,11,u1 l lc•r\.. ~ 3 n11:h1t•.. s 11• & S COLLlGE S Si':CRl-:f,\RY or OFl"IC~ T.a.phoM Solu
"'" l \ \I "•II ,, "'' CLERKS ne 1ng STUDENTS /\O~tlSlSTRATOR. Xlnl Wanl to muJ<c money'> Wonderland
'••r•I l<u I 11111 I U••i.1 REC.EIVING CLERK Ciet Your r /Time l}l.1111.: skills. Wall train Can you lf'll on lh1• Of Ant• I
\\ h·r n 1 on111.1 I 1,1, "' UTOTEM J b Lined u N t oo '<<'rox llOO word pro· phone? Tops 111 our bu.sl· l~S. ~url' :\-4} !11 s 11· 0 P. ow. C(.'gl;nr, Ofco lm·nh.'{l on near>. 84630:W, 111k for llUOE wartbou at-
COR•...teM4 Marketa ne 1ng Tuoe/Ltle Librurh!I. the b;1y: lnvei.tment co. Ray crammed wil.b over~
MURSE/Uc•d l'11!11Unnt. OJM!n 1st, lnd & loc. ofrers xlnt money G7S..8030. ------------• mualc boxea. nlckelo·
"' "•'" "''"'" t>o ,,.,.,.11 AT t-:ASt: m fo'al)haon fa land. Ntwport :i rd 11 hdt8 1 n s an for short nex1ble hours. Telephone Tool Room deoo pianos. clttaa or-11 , ani: 'I• \\ 1•1 1•hl Ot•ut•h ha-. un oµcnm.i an its RtC'l!ivmg <'lcmonle & l.Jl(Ull3 f Wt: hUVC a cuaranteed SECRETARY Salcs·Eurn to $2Q.OOO+. gana. wall c:loelra.
1 11111•, M"•l .,_, \ 11111 1>1·1it. 8 JO~ JO Monday thru l-'r1da)\. ik'a<'h. Other ard11 have 0 ',:1~~~ w:g~ ta~d:g:~ Look before you leap, 11 Locations. Oran11e Co. ttrandfather eloclc1.
1 um1 un~ &. n~n \ w•n ~ opcf\lll!i• 1tl110. No ex per. bonus. Our almo•pbere sWI waters run deep & ao & LA. Great. benefits, fucinat.inC antiques •
• 1.1' "'<'fk.~ tfl ~ "' 1 cq'd. Apl)ly at. any "r 1 •. all I do responsibillHes. Loan securitf le rapid advan· Over Sl 000 000 Worth
1 .. 11 , ~7 &4 11ur 11tort-11. N rt ls 8 run casua one"' t eitper. Typing & sh. To cement. Call Republic Americaii J~&em.aUonal
...... C•U4-1070WMd.ys 2~NuwportUlvd ewpo takes lo quullfy is $8SO.C811VickJeDuncan. Distributors, loc. Mr. Oalleriea;l802·TKett.er-'"'~•'' \cit· l'/11m1 A.IAI for Mr. I(.._. (' t ""! """7702 PERSONALITY. Jf you 640·8470. Ameri·cun Roy,714)11
"•"""'". I St t l T-' · 011 u" ~•a .,...... hke t.:ilking on the phone °'"'""°° ng " rv oe. -· , i.11, '' m.in, ~ k1 I Career Agency, 610 7u 1777 "'"""-Wed•"'-· & have a little 11parkle ln T l I lrl M t "-'"' · v""" wu .. ct1.1ir c'1111\,1h• .. •·•·111 B h NewportCtrDr,N.U. ennsaaesg 8• us..., Sat9AMt.o4PMVlsit• 11,.,11 Al··ia 111 rn ar"I eac yc>urvoi<'c,thisjob isfor MOFEETOYOU exp, must pay tennis. · • • ,,.~11 ,111,.. 1.i.1~:!!1~ HefpW-.ted 7100 Http Wonted 71001 ROBINSONS your.1"/tim1J1sava1I. FullTlme.640.4172 i---------•••••••••••••····~··· ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUNDGOOD'' •JOMATHAM'S• NURSES AIDH Newport leach A CALL US NOW AT TIRE Service, 5 day wk. Wholesale t.o the tradt!.
111-n II '.'I \\I "' l'\1 1·~~n.1 I' \IU'IS'f ,., 1n;.\l,t-:S IATt-: Willintervu·w gency 833-8095 SECRETARIES Salary+ comm. Apply: best quality antiques al
.. hilt 1-.,~·r pr1•111 1•rlf f'h·."""1 \\urkfn;• •SALES* 1· tr TIMELIF"; 3000E.Coasl llwy,CdM reallallc cost prlcets.
. I l I '"'"I-c • l11·11. lit• A1•11 JllP ic:an b ur LIBRARIL'·"" & TYPISTS 1,11111 •. 1 & 1t1i.111" "' ·" C --Ai s..a "'"' TOOL&DIEM ... kER Pleaseslopbyorcallfor
l'h·.i-.· ·•1>11u 1'.1rli. 1.u1.. " 1•, ""~ .. 1 \ l'' 11.1111 lk.11 ..:~1.1h.• :.Jlc11rl('oplt· os..-. c lill•I t-:,1ual Opp .. :mplyr m/r Sm-growing Cost,,_a M""a Into. l&:m Mt. Langley.
1 "'" 110~~. t.il• ~IJic:.hll• 1•1 .. ,n11.i.,t' \I 01Jt"n your luluh• Lt'l u'I ·WORLD'S Seek1nll temporary ~.. Fountain Valley 968-l3al lt.t , H ... p i.o•u hdv >uu 111tu lhc bu." Cos~~lst employment where we M£gr is looking !or a · PIX Receptionist 1w~s Join .i. c:ompany A.estttetician SAL 1-:s LAD y . p / time make it worth your while good tool & die maker. (iot~ .ipJX'<1ranc:c & typ name lb yt>ars 10 Orangt.• LARGEST eve:. & wknd!>. Call betwn Top Job. Top Pay Dulles Include: Sharpen· Large oak swivel chair NURSES A.IDES
t; wt· i J J 1.1 & 11 7 <.; ood
'.11.J r v. C: \I .1 r cu .
~ ... 10til
an~ r.-quJn•d. <.:onlat.L <.:ounly. C.ill Claire or 1''/llme positions. Xlnt 3.spm.~ 8832. You·re Yotr mg & malntairung extat· $150.
Mr:. Jtau.~rr. W ;1 rren at R Jo;AL co b e ncflls. Exper. Employment . Own loss ini dies, also making 536-3507 COHMELL ESTAT!o:bv~kVAV. pref'd. SahJSlady.malurc,f1tfnr new jigs & dies !or am---------
CHEVROLET C7141S42·9371 Apply Personnel Dept Serv·ice 1 Costa Mes a Bakery: electro-mecbaolcal .....,."" IOlo ------·I
NURSES A.IDES
l \fl\ rd ur y.1ll traan. All
Sh1lb. \fl~.1 \'udt• Con"
llo...p fi6l Ccntl"r St. C :\t
:.'li:a! II arbor Hlvcf --~ Mon thru Fri 2-4pm Exp. pref'd, 548·303l ~o~ 0 ff i Ce •. parts. · ••••••••••• .. ••••••••••
COSTA '1 F.SJ\ Rectl F..stale Sale:. Poople 2 Fashion Island l d Cole lnstrumeo1 Corp. Washers, dryers. Clean
546
•
1200
wanted. Up to 90110·.. SALESLADY 0 over Oa 642-8080 E.O.E. late models. SlOO, 1 yr
_...;.. ________ 1 tumm. sphl Nwpt Heh Equal Opp Emplyr mif For e:cdws1ve ctuldren's guar. Free delivery.
P1·rman:int p.ut time _->_~_86_·14______ Engineers ~tore. So. Coa:.t Plaza. 557-0061 Tow. Truck Drivers ex-Mstr Chg. Will a1ao bUy ••
---------1, 1 & I l ·---------•I Expcr'd, mature person. 3723BirchSt.NU pcrd. Top pay. Apply, 636-2840 'lJflSINC ll'tll'r tl'tvt.•ry lor RJCEPTIOHIST ,. Structural. Cavil, :>49-11585. G&WTowmg,1000 lrvlne ----·------
RN to $1980
l'l1nllnt.tf~rm 644_7955 Beauty Salon. /\ttracllVl' ROBINSONS Mechan1 cu l, E.I::. ---------•l~ve,NB642·1252 FRGHT DAMAGED
w pka:..ant pcr!>onallty. ..._ •-h ~12,()()().SJO.OOO ---------•I TR "'VB. ... G., ... T HOTPOINT SALE. 3308 Flelwn 20 :15 Work Tul's ,_wport-ac Call Bill Rnni:hum SALES ••Secretaries. Bkkprs ,,_ ""' ~ W. Warner nr Harbor.
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l'\I I II \Ill.I, l :>.!'I
Pl.1.,111•,
IHJECTIOH
MOLD SET-UPS
'l'hru Sal I rvml'. 752·6141 Will inlervh!W MEM'S SHOE !1•'1Ch~ ), Payroll, llank· Expericnct>d Sunta Ana. 979·2921
apphranlslur SALES 1ni.: Sl·cy, Gen Ofr, <.:all~11>·4700evesnnly
( l·.l(llVll \1'1"1\l'.t/ 11 hno~lt•dul· ut matcrwls
<'\.. • 'lfH'I' \\, Sl'l up ,'l.l
111>1.'r.1l11111 11f Ill l"l'l IOO &
fr.1n .. 11·r m11ld1111! ,if
:.mall prt'l"'""' parh.
RECEPTIONIST
llni:ht. fru•nrll y yo11111.:
laliy for 11111' hu .. y fro11t
dt•:-.k Tyl)llll! rcq ,\pplv
111 person litwn to I rM
EM·(·ulnc How, In!' ;J!IQ I
:O.lal'Arlhur, Ste 211
Newport Bt•al·h
H e ad Cashier Marketing Mgr F /l1m(" 1•omm , ,1n1 Li·gul Sl·i·y·s. Rc·•·ep· -
Restaurant Cashier IK.·nl'lll1' 11om1'LS w 1 LypinK.
<;ASH PAID
TYPESETIER l"nr Wshr/Dryrsi Refr11!
I IH•I Ex per i. y 1' te m work mi: or nol 957-8L33 RN to $90 Rest.Counter Help U..-velopl' µIan:-., tc·:-.l ,\pply wum 11 .W.im l·:mployers Pay All Fees
>.Int t·o bc11el1ls Ex per markcll>. supt'n'>bt' .food Mon lhroui;h ~:ial Liz Rcmdcrs /\gc111·y
~la nd ulonl' oµt·ralor , -, Pa.,ll' up & u II phases o( !':Ille dryr $9$. King s1.
111 .l'l.'l>I''; Cl" I>.\\'
~l 111· I ,\ l -..11
nroducl maniJ"Cr:-.. To () II A 4020 °1'rrh St Ste Jt•• pn•l 'd .. "' r y npprnnlml'lll u • . "'
,\pply Pt•n;onnl'I Urpt ~.000 wil'utun>. TllF: HHOAUW/\ Y N(•wport Beath RJ:1.11rno
tvpesctlang . Salary bed. firm, new $18~.
sl50·S.1UO wk. Sel,)d r e· Trundle bed· Sl7;>.
RN P.D. $66
l>ay !'-.htll.
STACOSWITCH IMC Mon Thru i''ri 2·4prn Cati Bill Bnnghdm Fashion Island, MB Call for apptiestah ·~
2 Fashion Island Equal Oppor Employer
s ome to Daily Pilot .2_611-_84_94 ______ _
Adl!l!*. Daily, Pilot. P.O. Freezer, lge upright . I a-:1., II \SIS 11:rJ Baker Costa Mesa
549-3041 LYN $50 1-;qual Oppor Employer RECEPT /SCTY
l·;qual Opp t;mplyr m /f Insurance SECTRY /CPA Ofc ~ox !560, Celita Mesa, Used 6 mo's, cost ~.
Most have statistical CA92626 •· Sell $250. 847·55$6 art.
F.xper. front off1c:c.
!'-.lA .. 'fl''d; l)Il l'VT w1po1::.e. maLUr(J JUdg "rv ----------1 menl, pleasant phone
l>EI' 1 lN Siii F'T & OA VS PROJECT \01ce, & ability to meet &
~.XI' & Jll-:1-'S "11'.C ENGINEER \\Ork with businc:-.s c\·
YOUR CHOICE OF ecutivt>s . Newport
SHIFT & HOSP. Expr. necessary. Calaf Center Heply to ad 41. rl·i.:1,,Lr .1l wn dc:.1rcd or n .. In OronCJC County otJl 3 inJ bll· St ron I: The Uailv Pilot, P 0 uux ~o Dues_.,.o Fees knowkoll!l' of .... Jter & l~.O. l ' :O.l 92626
For Membership ., ..... ,.r ")'tern:-. n·qwrcd.1----------
0r R--istration 1\pplv 111 PN.,nn lo \Ir. HECEPT Sw1lrhb•1.1rcl -~ Fu1 •111<·-; Rohl Hem. Wm :O.l1n J 'r ... w111 hh11.1rd cx -
1' nrl '\1.il Pr.>1·11r" \ft F111:-.l ,\. J\s,.11c1.1le., JI pt>r. rl'spnn1-o1hll' for
1 \1•1 f,d lloo,ill h \,' lu., 11111 tiu.11\Sl. ;'l;y.pt lkh 11111.'ral111n nf sw1t1·hhoar1I
I 111 •'1tl>1• t.1111111 & handling r1•n •pt111n
SA.LES
SUPPLEMENT
YOUR INCOME ssss ssss
PART TIME
TB.EPHOHE WORK
HOUSEWIVES
COLLEGE STUDENTS
t; u ,1 r .int cl' d 11 11 u r I y
Wai:e Plus Bonus 5 :10
pm to ii :111 pm Lall
1•11; 42:!1 or l'<lm•· lO :150 Jo:
lilh Sl . C1 ·~l .1 \I •·!>.I
""" ll.111 , WEEKLY PAY I' 11r1· has 1 n i.: I> 1· pt Jn·.i lur m•w daim' 111 s,\L .. :S
Come In Onc:e To '''\q1e1rt H<-.11 h ~;,.,1Jort f1<'l' Opportumt7 1111 .rel ASST SALES MGRS
1111.; firm l1111k inJ.1 tor 'ann:ml•nt "111 11"1 W I ti I I RiMMster--Chec:kc:an ,.1cll•r.1tion pl•·"'" 1·Jll l'nt~·~ >srn rpp~npc ·~· .__ mail'"'d. l>rtghl 'l'lf ,t,1rl1•r 1·apa i:'rl·7!lUOX400 t•Xpl•r d 19. men s &
111: "" l•ll'11fwork111gw ,h1•J\Y p ~tit& woml•n:-. 1-.u r11pc<1n LESCOULIE phorw>. XlnL ty1nn1: n· ru n a doth1ni.: & :-.p•Jrlsw1·11r
qwn•tl. goou w , £1gurc" to Casualty Ins. Co. sale:-. to help mMlJ!:I! our NURSES Y.01ktnpurl'has111J;(&l·X J s ults 1ll1ary ol The m ,. 11 , d ,. µ l 111
pl'l.i>llng 4>-IU G:!!.11 or send l'rudcnt1al ln::.urant•t· Co W l'Sl m 1 n s ll' r :\1 a111 1'11 REGISTRY resume & s;ilary history of Aml•nca Fashwn l!>land F1l1111.-.
&MedicolServic:u lu H11x 2600. ''./cwport ltilJOUovcSt .. SlctOO p<>rm. posllion:-. avuil l~Jt h, CA !12660 Newport Beach. now ·
3 51 Hospital Rd ---EOE :0.1 f'' Call for appointment
Mewport Beach PURCHASING CLK THE LOOK
L\1·ros:-. From 110.1.: lk' a kN'P<'r of the key-> RECEPTIOMIST 644-6500
Jlos1)1 E>e!>('r w1sh1pprn.1? & n» T l'l l' phone. l y p 1 n g
CALL TOLL FREE 1·r1v1ni.:. 1·xpcditing. V<im·tyol duties. C.ill lor SALES
642-9955 540-9954 l'O :.., clc. opens the door -aPP.! 54G-S2ll. / -
-
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1
to export firm 1'•1 SIOOO .... CLERKS
1·.i11 V1ck1e-Uuncan-:1----------1
Offat'l' l.1 rl FI II IJ ~ I' I
1-'or R ~ .. olt tur .ippl
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cWFlt E 11 1111w .ift,.r
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1HI111· lll'lJI 1·· 111111· ""' m
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lo.•·1 <1tld1ni.: ma1'11 1111p11r
I ,, n I & 11 I l• I 1 p I ti t.:
1;.12 4>\00
Ofl"lCt-:
IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS
Fur p .,.opl<.' W11 h
SKretarial, Clerical
Switchboord. Typin9.
Keypunch or
Data Process Sltills
,.hOO!><.' thr dJ\ "1·1·1..s
& lur .1l 1un 111 "1111 h 'ou
11 10 I! 170. American Recept/Typist CASHIERS
t'Jrt•t•r 1\..:rnl'). bllt Op<'ralt· l'h0 clron1<·
:-.:c11.pnrt l'lr Dr . N 13 .,\,1tc·hho.irrl Arr urJll'
HO FEE TO YOU typ1,t. min fiO wpm clce
H1"1l !-:'It.lit'
\'1•n .. u< re<;-.;f11I Im· al
l1rm \\Unls tll' \t.IFIEO
& hrenM·d "·''"' p1·r..i111' +-exp.·r. salr' m.111:11.:cr
T11 p 111tnm1,~111n-. &
I 11tur1· off1•n•li f111· lop
l\Jlt'Y.nlt'r <:.ill for appl
lnrlu:-.Lrial Rl'1.1l1ons
Iii 11 ol!H 9401
T elonic /Altair
Laguna Bcurh
Equ.i.I Oprior Employl·r
Rerom1• .i F'otoma11•
tlt'h:1hll' w .,alt"I exper
I' llml· po'ollHJn'> ava1!
\\ l(rl'al lll'nd 1h IOA "1
to :? :iur:.1. :! :JOPM 10
71'M. Salurda~ ~ 10 I. 1\JI
ply al lhe SJn Cl1•m1•11l1·
St.ore.
FOTOMAT
lf)I N El C;Jmmo Rc>al
San CIC'm 402·39:.CJ
Or Orangl' H34 · IJ36 --
f ht:hl 111d1v1dua1... "'h11 RN'l'pl111ni<>l / llroprrctor
won't :.i·llll! tor,, . .,:-, Suh· nN~<b l'XJl'N i:lrl w11h
mil rrsume lo l>J11y·l'lloL ,1111 typ1nl(, plc,1::.anl
Ad 118. Dn1ly l11lot I' O tekpho1H' vC'11c:e, & a
Box !Sf.O. Costa J\ksa. clear lo1:1c:~l ht•ad for ----------1
CA ~21;2ti. lmmerliaL" manai:cmenl company SALES ,-
rP:-.p<lMC will he J:iwn. ofl1ce"-Sa I a ry q ~otc·tl J .C . PEMMEYS
___ .... ._ ____ , after pcirs<~ 1nterv1cw 24 Foshlon Island
H1•al Estate Sall•sperson 631·2950 · --Newport Beach
I 00% COMMISSION ll~pon.c;1hll' ..,1tll'" ricr"lon
W!! furnish desk wanted for small falmc
tc•ll'phonl' ... crretar} & store. p;1rl llmC' Wall
help trnan •,1:; 0127
LA.CASA.RLTY
4!1S· 11170 <>ve 831-0737
Now Interviewing f'or
PART· TIME HELP
Sales & Stockroom •
lluur., must be flexible
Apply an person
toam to 1pm Mon F'ri
Equal Oppor Jo:mploycr
\\Ill I.. ----------
Rr.<;1'1\l HANT PIZZA
Now hiring rur 1m
llll'<hak p<irl & full t1ml'
cmplnyment fl)r
wcckda" Al l11c:1t1nn
near O<.' Airport N1•al
appe:irance, fallL on fl•cl
req'd. Apply in pcr.,nn.
:\I o n 1'~ r 1 • 2 · 4 l' M
Sargeant Pcpperon1's
P1aa Store. 2300 S. ..:.
Uri s tol. Santa Ana
llei"hLc; <next lo Moc·
Donald's). J::qual Uppr
l':mplyr
SAL ... SG IHI.. drugs &
-.un1lru!., 1-:xprr 11ref
Full time n1.:ht:. &
wknd!! Salary open Port
l'harmacy, 2727 Newport
Blvd.NB . ki1 bf12~~~'i~~
833-7755
Coldwdl ll;1nkrr nld1ot
4040 l\1J1•Arlhur Blvd
Sl~ JM Newport Brh
REAL ESTATE
Creative & prof co. ~ 111
soon be OIX'nm..: of<' s an
Npt. Bl'h & C '1 <trl'aS.
We have openings for
new or exper
salespersons & m grs.
who are 1nteresl<'d in a
career. Apply by calling
for interview
631-0400
~~~~
SA.LESLA.DYS
Full lime and part time,
needed for our Soulh
Coa11t Plaza&.
Westmm."ter Mall loo.a·
RETA.IL CLERK t1ons. i!:xp'd only need
Houseplant c:ompany apply
nec·ds full lime person POC)e loy Matemlty
w 1 re ta II ex Per & 557.5134
houseplant knowlcdi:e ---
Salaried sales careers.
Complete training. To
S18,000. C311 Jodi Wesl
Exec. Sales
Sufl<'r oppor for a person
w, 5 6 Yl'llr'i pro,·en pro·
dlK't sales rC'cord to top
managl'mcnl SI art to
Sl:S IJOCJ + t>Onu' + • ,.,.
l'all .J.rnn Wh ... 11011
Machinist
l'urrcl l.l.1lh1· l">C p1•r
Hr.HI hl111•pnn b To
$J:t.noo
t '.di t '1ndy 1-\1 .onwr
Bookkeepers/
Accountants
SALES PER SOM typing expr., also light ---------•l-6..:.pm ________ _
telephone & receptionu.t
duties. (714) 833-9887
Male or female .
Knowlt'<lge of Art Sup-
plies helpful. S2.50 to
:.tart. Apply 190 So. Coast -·srl"-U•R•l•TY_G_U•A.•R•D-1
Hwy, Lag Bch. ~
•SALES*
Part Timev
Full Timev
Real Estate Sales
O .C . Airport
Location
For Appointment
Coll Jim
540-5080
Mature person ror foll
time Job. Hours & salary
nex1ble. Honesty. tnlC·
~nty & dependabthly re
quired Retiree 0 .K .
Newport Hca<'h location.
(';Jll Mr Lt>wi s. al
li73 lil72
SECURITY OfCR
R<1lalin)( shirts. <hr i!l
l'ontal'l Carol Ml'C;1rlhv.
Ncwporll'I' Inn. I \h7
J.1mborcl' Htl, N H No
1·alb pll·a~c E <1 E
TYPING
STATISTICAL
TYPIST
Gaffers & Sattler bit~·
range w1hood, oven, cop-
pertone. good cond. $85.
Cul!Jgan Wll' purifier SlO.
Dulles include typing <714> 751-6881 day OU>
hnanc1al reports. cor-1_63_1_·233.S __ ev_e _____ _
rc!.ponde~r~. etc .. for ac· Wlurlpool 19 cu rt Refrlg.
countini. department 1 yr old like new $27~
Mrn1mum reqwrcmcnts. 64S-G7"6 • • ..>.
l}\tx'· 65 w p m <and al ----------
ll'J•L one yl'ar .. tal1~uo:al Cc>mpl G . E. Electri<·
l} pmi; ciqicncm·l· l..1tchen. U1shwasher. 1
W1• olll•r ~·i<KI '>Jlar~ and
l'lll'l'llcnl In• ne£1ls
Pll'aM' suhm1l n ·wmc rn
ninhllcrtt·l• 111 1 .ti I
burner cook top, trash
musher. dbl selr·cln'g
oven. All 2 yrs new. All
work perfectly. $850. Ph
1;.111-t136ll.
.\l1k1• ll,all' KENMOllE Washer ,\
1':rnpl11v1•1• lt•:l.t111111 s GasOryer.SlOObolh.
Ucpt. .Call 645·4317
DOUGLAS
OILCOMPAMY
or Cnhforn1a
3160A1rway /\venue
GF. Refrig S75. Admirlll
Refrig $50. Kenmore
washer S75. Guaranteed
& delivered 546-8672
Entry level Lo £ull charl!c
& :.r. s upervisors l:l72o0 --•--.-,-----
s J·: cu It IT y . w l' IHI \' (•
\ :mou:; part & full lime
1w..it1ons in C '.\1 . &
lnme areas. lR & over.
cxpcr preferred, <·ar &
phone required. /\pply
I I' :0.1 • 5 P M M on· ... r 1
Unr versa I Prol eC'l ion.
1226 West5lh SL. S.A .
Costa Mesa. CA 92626 BIG SPENDER NEEDS
<714>540·1 1ll HEFRIGS: working/not
EqualOpportun1ty phone price quote ~19.000 ,.
Call Cindy J\ramer
Electro-Mech 'I
St>rv1t·e rep pnc;1t1on'
SALES
Part ltme. 5 9pm. Mon· -
J-'r1. perfel'l £or College
S\uclrnl. no pre~sure
.. air, or qunlJ!! to meet.
~1~11
SECY /RECEPT.
Employer M / F 960-474'1 anytime
TYPIST
--Side·by-side 21 cu Ct cop·
pertone Whirlpool rer.
Like new. :>46-0269
w nal 'I <'<1 lknd1t:-. & ---------•
Cru1:..1ng sailboat bldr.
needs secy ,rccept
w 1 know ledge of
'lailhnats . Typ ·
10R1 NorC'lco dictation/
phonl':-cu:.tomcr C'On ·
t ,1 r l C r u 1 s 1 n g C I u b
~~r<'lary . Med. & l>l'n·
t;il Plan. Pu1d hol11IJ"
l'ontacl Boh Poole. Do~n
1-:asl Y;i.:hb, 979 6.~11)
• ORDER DESK llcydff 1020
c.ood :-JI ll.e!>u1n cs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• N~I~. 1531 Monrovia • future to Sl:!.OOO ~Inn· 11
E 1" w merl1ral. ultra
~1111nd 1·x l>l'r
t ';ill Jori• w .. ,f
Communications
Stron~ .. :dt•s prr<;l)n \~ 111
gain l':Jr t l'\l>l'l1M'' +
tnmm. w nat'I l'O Start
Stu.~J<J
C111l .J1ll Vo~lt•t
Sales Trainees
•>olden nppor for a
< arecr in m11na1.tl•mcn1
w,n:it'l l'U Degree 111
hus ane:.s. Complete
training. 1-:xpcn'ol'S &
hrn1·l 11 i. Shnul1I m.1k1•
SH.000·~.UOO :-.ta1 l to
S91lllll
L.111 Janr ' Wheaton
Route Sales
~at ·1 cu. Prott'cted t1•r
r1tory. Trani.porlallnn
provided GreaL fulurc
SlartSOOOO
Call Jill Fosler
'General10ftice
Ex<"ellent location &
benefits. s.550·$750. Order
desk he1pfu-I.
Olll Jtll Fqiiter
Tellers
S1\LES
LARGEMAT'L
SUPPLIER OF ·
HARDWARE&
TOOLS
MOWHIRIMG
SALES PERSOMMEL
:"1.0 EXPEH NECESS
Xl.NTTR,\ININ<;
.;t•n ll'C Sta /\llcndanl,
t•xprr'rl . Full or p lime
Appl~· An·o Station. 17th
& lr\'1nt'. l'.M
/\\'l'. Sl<' a-:. Newport :l Speed Huffy bike. good
JJ!o,ll'h, !Ii!~ cood. M~:.l i.ell $35. Aft
S:JOpm. U4_5·_785_7_. ---
TWO JO-SPEED BIKES.
SEARS. $2S each. Citll
i\rl'h1le<'lUrJI ofhr1• re· aflerRpm, 751·3088.
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PllOG lt/\M .;rrvu·t• !'ila /\tl(•ndanl. Wm I.. J'crefrn AhSOC.
\lucArthur at Ford
t:1Jrona <lei :\1 ur
71 I . f.44-()620
l·:OEM1F
s Kittens. \'J Siame&e. Ii
wks. box trained &
wt•uned SlOea. 642·68U~
Good Stortinq Pay F i 11 me Days. I~ 1 l l'
, Eorn $210-5400 wit mcrh ·1 know led Kl' nee:
----Docp 8040
COMMISSIONS& Neal a P pear &
BUNUSES handwriting. i\dfh•d DOGTRAINING
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Must be "ell groomed & hencf 1t s. Apply. 2950 Typ11>l, part llmt• !lours & Your place or "'1me
neal :ap!X'artni: Caren -~~~J>O~~lv~ t:.M ·_ rJte flexible N B .John 67!).2440
&rapid ad~am·i•,ment OP· ~rv Sta llelp needt:d un· S4!! 7000 -Cute lovablt> Bassel
portunitu., '<Int i·o med.Fullorpt.J\pr)ly. TYPIST hound.Smosmale,AKC.
l>1mef1ll. E , 11 "' Coll M I · 9!'IO l:..l wy •• ~wpl "lewparl <.:tr fmJnr1 al all :.hots. Beaut mark·
r. rv1n9 lkh firm seekc; accurate mg.s S200. Pk 631·39~ all 751-9134 SlllPPING& • t)p1'l £or tru. .. t rrlaled 7 pm. ------
fur' & W1•1l l!;im lµm RECEIVING CLERK a lll\'llll''>. C~I<' ex per. Old English Sheep Do~.
onh· For med1l'al company. helptul c.ood co rem.ile.V"l mo.old.Sl!iO
1----------1 :J02SSo.K1lsonUr.S.A. bl'nef1L!> CPI. tilO b?S.2\llB ------:"lewporl Ctr Dr. N 8 ---------
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lor S.i.n Juan llout1que
1-;,p'd & ilrt'a res1dt>nl
1>rl'f'd 493·8891
~hop Work · Fl e" I b IC' IH-1 l:ttiO. Ask for ('arol Stuh Tzu pups 9 wks old.
Hours X Int opportunity Gct'r $275. AKC, Champ stock.
for SOQ'leone expenenrC'd ----Call Mon "•().7"""'
II W "'ITRl!.tSES. • I ..... _,, 111 operation or sma ,,_ "'~ ---------
hand & power tools on u Ex per. Apply with 1 Cute & cuddly rem-.le. s .. :CY11\DMI~ permanent par\l1mc Marge, bcf. 11 or ufl 2. AKC Mmi Doxie. l2 wks
Investment t·ounselln basis. IWply Ad 1!050, <' o Mis111on Vl<"jo Country old. 185. 962·0303 a rter
f1rm H('k<1 highly Daily Pilot, P .O. Box Cluh.8310000 6pm. .
mntivut1>d i.clf '>larler 1560, Co:; la Mesa, Ca. -------1
Urokerul(c or Trust ex 92628 Wn1lress/food/Cocktail11. Coeker Spaniel pedigree
per prcl'cl . To :---S3/hr. Sid's Blue Beel, 4 1"lmo. Butr beauty.
:.e(·retariul :.k11li. needed. :,nack Bar Supervisor, on· 1072111t Pl, NB afl Jpm S 150 I o ( r. 54 5 · 64 2'1',
Send re:nfme to· Ad No. ly mature women nct'<i --427·2198
20. Dally Pilot. Box 1560, apply. Work.wknds only. WAREHOUSEMEN ·-------Colstu Mc1-1n . Ca 112626 Xlnt henef1ls. llalhou Recc.ilving & dl:ilribution lrlt1h Setlt'r P~p 5 mo old. Yacht Club. Ooru n , of men 's clothing. 31).40 l!t~a~tlr~I Shot&. 130.
Secretary Must type & b 673·3.515. h1'9 per wk. Apply, 319!JK li4.>·6lllg_111_l_4 ____ _
~ood on phone. 1-'o -Airport Loop Or. GM. Bl" Hlonctc Teddy Bearr 1
further info. call 640Ali14 ~pectally hardware co. In 556-0648 •
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required. Good pay & SELL idle Items with a
bencfil11 for tnp person l>aily Pilot Classified Ad
751 4760 fl.12·5611! Beach locntlon fo'ulu1•c ,._ __ i6(X)
HelpW..t.d 7100 HtlpWMt~ 7100 HtJpWoRted 7100 Hl'lpWuted 7100 CullJuncyWht>»lnn
SECRETARY
needed for but-.. It E olc
l>ll'h1plionc & Xlnl l) plnl:
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11.13 2000
N.B. ~eekin11 clttnnrut . yr neutered "t. shots
man for perm <'mploy· WAREHOUSE MGMT ~n1m.il wa~ue t116~~
menl. 548·3454,. "Gel up & KO· h; "hill fTff to You 1014 5
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REAL ESTATE SALES
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MEW FAC!S.1 ...... MIW APnOACHlS
AS THE UAL ISTATI w•lllT c......as. so DO WI
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Al•rt R.obetuon. our new aal•. recl'Ul\meat. and tralnlnit manaaer,
, bellev ln GROWTH thrtiu1b CHANG!. ln a drtve to hep arowln& ~Ith tht1 '3st-(han1&'int1 real estate mtrktt In ()Ur arta. Alan le
rtcrultln.r encr'itrtlc, dynnmk new llc•nllf'N who ore lookfnJI for nn
M •tlte traJnln& pro1ram tailored lo dtvtloprntnt of' hl•hly
prerts11ci\Al and effttUve a1en1.1 tn our 1tron1l1 compeuUve market.
'Jr tb.l wtnnlntC approach ta what you ha Ye bffn lffkfnl to 1tert your
aC'W careu ort on lh• r11ht foa&.; '" more Lnrouriauoo NOW!
Collectors
f PR type w 1 mcd1r11I
claims ex per. S7S0.$900.
C C.lfClndy Kramer
.. Phone Sales
Short' on houn. tone oq
mcmey. Could earn
. Sl0,000 rlrtl. ye1r. ~ ·Call Jodi Wes\ . .
Secretaries
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medical, txecuttve. l~aaJ. Bc•uUrul otfkea &
benefiU. S8S().11000.
Call
540-5001
SECRETARY
Jr Permonent. good
tvping & phone f.k1lli;, hlC'
t.h required. E"<c1t1nR
sales atmosphere. Xlnl
benem p•ckafte. Un;.
8·5. 5 day1. Apply ul,
Avnet Electronics. 350
McCormick Ave, C.H. or
call 7:M-6066
Teacher thl' c<Oml>ony nrdc-r<'ri ................ ••••~··• •
Lile typing & 111\,t'ntMv Orph;inrd IO\lil>lr 8 w
Spec1til F.duca taon l'ontrol. S60() Cwll Jo l.llh!>t&. l malt' t1gefvl
credenlllllS required. 6 10·1'470. A mera c.an h•malc blk whl. Wiii
mw.t ba"e exper with c r ,,_ c t110
DD. m"lll handicap~ a eer 11cn Y, i shan: neutunng. spayma ~ I"'" Newpe>rt Ctr Dr. N. B. eo!>l~. CaJI &.i6·92S2. •
Must have nblllty to NO FIE TO YOU • -·-----..;;._.
wnte «o•I• & objectives - -Black 11p11yt"d female qt
" Implement proaram WINCHELL'S w,wh1te boots, o.eeds
plans. Submit resume to DONUT HOUSE good home. 64.2·756} ~W.HarvardSt.1S•n· 8791 Warne' Ave .. H .B. SI C f ,_ ta Ana, 92104 a.pp'lnow bcloa \altenlor amue at, 4\m•-· COW\~r &lrl$. spayed, 8 yrs of4, V~ry TIA.CHIR orre<'llonate6Gl•21!J
Exper'd, 4 yr olds 11lary Womea, um l20. to 140. ·
open,' Ea•l Blulr Pr•· p/eve. Sample fashion IQO
School. N.B. 644-0232 W•rdrobe avail. No ln· •• .. •••••••••• .. •••••••
Yett. Car fit phone nee. Cold 1• IC)(a SlOO. Orton
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963-:.68or Me·3l83 ftetbl $30-. OQ.2254
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WANTED ..............•.•......•••......•....•.•...... '\1l :-.hi1 (or liJ', 15' hcJm ~. 979 2251 '4!6' KANTOLA Trimaran. ~. !lruzs<h411it ~ i:: .. ~~~.sailboat. Muat.
11 ""' \\I I' 11111 W .11 t IO' IOA T Tt•ui1M1rary or JX•rm. l'h ------Head, galley, 0/8, VHE-', .-., 411111. oc;u • ......, 11 l"o"ll'-1 'r nlii 1·_,.. !179 t)j12.'> • 1111 •. IH 550ti Iv ms~. l~.·~JBhnOlton Whabolcr, 20 hfe hnes, moorin& cvr. '71-7'14 , 673~9 IOI' ('\'-II IJOl.l,\lt
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uw•1 " 111111 ~ I' "1 II 1111 " • .-0 M>n, new ttom Poly paint, 11peedo, Pen 2S Lancel" S7500 ----------
11 illn • \\1lh ,.,,,,.1 lJ.St1 •~_._ M -! :11· i.:'<prc"s Cruiser, paint, tru1Jer. Good con · cond. $7500/ofr (incl 4 27Newport SlS,500 ZS'. Coronado, a f afil·
I .... 1 .vvn, ..,.n• l11r11lt'1 ly City or Lon" dilaon. U850. (Rick} mos freu shp)Must. sell· 28Ktn•"•Crulser Sm<> roomy saJlboat .• And ~
''"1 •1'""·1 E-.i-t 9030 .. .,. """9 00 "'" I tok N pt ( 'f'""r-··~·· ll1•.-1h rt::.cuc boat. t.4234 .... or.:""" .!_ __ PP.5"9·2520 ~lslander,dsl,wbl Ofr puce eeptllD W · **I BUY•*
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I tit l ' \1 -.; I· I 11.1..,' & ••••••••••••••• •••••••• <'h,o,kr V H. Hema :!:!S :ll' TROJAN, twn VS, new • . 3"l Weslliatl $55000 must. Hll t bJs wknd ~
l111n1 ~11ll .111qmlo1h<\ WANT£0!!! 111 \11) gJ1·ond.~5ou VIII'' xtra A'l 18Sol Cal. w/traller. :;oColumb1a . $84500 $7900. or best oCfer.
LUGGAGE TAGS h1t.1hhJl ,11.11 1·~ :.1.ir1<t l\\uuithrt·~horwpo\\1·r t~lcl ~ul :.h..irp. Owner Newport. :.$·950 0 : Loaded: FOR ANVSAl1;-UOAT 531).~-------
" 11 • • l 'umplt!h: ~11,:. oullJt•..inl motor 1111 111 , h1~ 111.rio 213 2'l3 S!Ol 494·2781, 41>4·7085 CALL US looh, Slips/
fr11m \UUI hll•llll'"~ t 1111 MO,.l!n , • llt'"1~ •11·•1uin·ti hli•a.ill. ,1,, 0\\1·11;, 1\11nl 1·ond. 12 -----l'ATALl:-.IA '1:7. Loaded. 32' M''T CABIN DIESt-:L DoekJ 9070
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1:.',',', ' ~~ '.1 Office Fumiture & ( •111 UJlt Jl .itlM :rnri •1 h1 .1111 Sips 1; "Ju t•ni.:' MAKO -IMP Yr nld, lnl>rd enJ:, 3 :.ail:.. MOTOR SAILElt, TRY ••••••••••••0 •••••••••
64MH6 & I J).9U5
t "\S llt'\lll ,. 111111 I" 111111,. ,111 Equipment 80851\\i•bt:i 1arh111et11r,4HllJI\ t. 11.111' llu ~en. Jllto OPENLAIORDAY \'111".knotmtr.113CHOll!> S17.500 8359316 TO AH· URGENT!Nc002S'tilipin
t'or a.•I u .~1 111111 11111 , tlttl ,,11 , ,, 1", 1 11 e.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11n \kKu\' rn,1111lold for p1to1 '>S pll . xlra ga-. & Labor Day Sol• -l..ASElt RANGE f'OR l NSPEC· Newport Beach. Please
11l11•,o\tlr I\ •1'1"111 ,11 ,11, 1111•111111• ,1111111,1111\I t'lt·•t hi'''"'''''' "n.illhl111kCht·'' thrut "'' l.rnk.., S:.!1,500 Goodcoodttion. TlON ~al1642·Til2/213-868·73t3
t '•rm.1l1h111111 111111•1,.' 111 ''"l ... '"""11. l'r• .>111 \l11t1or11I I 1k· linka~·· & ful'I hm•' .>111017 17' MAKO <'cnlcr S7UO. 644·1755 JIOB(L' CAT l <I' V Newport channel doc'k. ""' 111 , ,\ 1111 11 ..,,., ,1 'MiK I Uln • ~kml-. 1ornpld•· & n:;,ul) to run Con.o;ofl• ------- -.-. . • .an """"' pow,. .. boat, $2.50 -rhr..., h•.ir. 1'1·1 .111 "'""' • fr r:! t.IJ,trnn 15 ~>I) h P rack E tra sail . ~ _.._ ._ \\.ilnut ~ hllo. 1111 ,,, \•·• 1"'''"11.1111• •I 1.1~· • 1wlm1 f>ril 8087 ~> .. ro •·r :\lcn· outlxiard & tratll·r. 7UHPE'rudt! $S9'J5 WAMTRESULTS7 • x s. · per rt/mo. 646-5945 or
1\,1111"'1"' 1..t.111• "' I k t 20' MAKO Ccnlt·r Scllyourboullht" 207 Collins. Bal Isl. .,...,...._ tal~ lhl . :.! r11l1t ~"hi .11 11 r & •••••••••••••••••••••••'-•'W homem..iile tr.11l<r .i 1· new, l't>n an . Coru,oli• SOUTH~syie.n':.. 673·3104 -"-'~---------
han"1"" IJmp:-. ~m.111 w11t\J: ~ ~··~lr~m Y•~,:· ll \'lj\H'EUT/\"t E 111\H\ lur 11 boat, s12:, gJrai.:t•d fH·ce~s S2250 USHP E'rude ... $8395 nm; ...,," ----------1Luthern n M i nist e r
blo.c.i:.•·. <.Jtl .;It ::>.Jo 'K \'l'I L'l s ,. 11 6734220 !1t~:1.'>3-I 10061 Lcxtngton y.i1.cHT S..,LES "'----Stoop 17' Ju... 1 __ _._ li IJI-!"· <11 11v two l.11•h I Ill .-. •• · '-J ----1.n llB 18'1MPNavJoll "" "" ~ • '" dcsperatey n.,.,..,. Vtl• &&.>7~7. lJJ~lo. lo h.11 k. 1.1i. ·~ ---2 80 2'.lS Amp hutkrac-,, .:.._ Loaded .. S899S FUJl/MEWPORT . restered w/~ails, aux aboard sllp in Nwpt Bcb.
TWIN liEO. <'vmplct•· l'Hlt'~-'>" Pianos & 01"gcuu 8090 for boat 0 ,. motor home. :m• 1-'ormula '77 Xtra 17' lMP /\pache (714) 673·9211 mtr. everythUlg. $2690. 30'-'40' boat. Call collect.
w1box.,pnnl!t"· m.illr<'t>,, S:?t>Jor'I ;:..> ••••••••••••••••••••••• newf:i4.t-4796 dcan,OMC P/P,N.8. 170.M/C .. S7495 TRAILER. FactorJ dysS2l"5920evs.979-916S. (806)98:>'3201
headbo.ird. Xlot cont.I. 41:i tag-. :-.1 bO l'.J. /\N'f" "'··I I( ood --714·640 1665 AU boau w/trailer:. tra1lel" ror L1"do 14. x1nt. I, Hew 9100 •·--Hew 9100 S.&700 ~20tl2 l> :Jt.11•,.~J ~ICJ. -.: .• ,,.,um~r 1oiww Hobie 16, nu M+J; 14 ----_._
· ·-----• ''IU.Jrc "runt "IJno R" " '71 CAHAVEI LE 140 H"' w.i1.RUE.n. 10..,TS "150. Ph581-0264 •••••••••••••••••••• .. -••••••-•-••••-•• 10111 111111.•: ~I w ... , ... c;~. m P · main; 1tchie Sl:J.,-40. , ,-"" ~ "" •
Maplcn'lut·h&rha1r..,1•t ~.11, IJ>dncludi•ti :'.';'l'\·.~~i:x,67,11(;7!1 8111,646-2968/546·931 1 Chev.11 . .ieyll1016'11" A doorwcstofNpt.Rlvd 25 , SPARKMAN &
Hoth :>175 l>elu'-1' s p1cn! ,111 \1(11' " 1111 i.: ) ~ _ Bo -I>t·l'P V Walk thru w is 220 Vii-tona. C.M. S T E p 11 E N S
d1nettt' S250 546 :mn Draw ~our own 11r i.twl :-.1.11 k l µrt i.:ht I' 1.1 no ats, Powtt 9o4 o lull t:O\Cr:-.· Power tram 631-2810 FIBERGLASS SLOOP.
rlJrrw .. uJtli 1 "· 1ihonc &. '" 1 ... n1 h H1 .. 1ul dJI k ••••••••••••••••••••••• i•xlr..i" '\l'ell l'Ond. Fast ----------Inboard, loade d , fu ll u.•aut1ru1 oh\.c .ind "h1t1· ,. • w 11 tr >n" Trlr -\\1·llrn,1k1·nn1·t.111lp .. 1 \\••11l. mint nmd. "'·''" J!l69 :u• A1Jglass. lt•,· '"''"n u''"' •SKIPJ..,CK• ~1nctro~"·s•-v0ryclc·•n. What about this?
print t·alaro c11u1·h an!I ....,,,., I h I , budd p "" • " m .. "' ~ .. null hln" <·hair walh oJI.. 1 ti! ""'1 "' 1'·11·h l'fi' 1:t2!1 beam, lwm Chrysli·r,, "1 h'dl"llll; 1 s Fl .~·1111: hridnc cru1:.er. $11,!J~ or make orfe c.
"' :-.. 1111 1 h1·t k 111 rn1111• ' "" flym~ bndge. duJ I 1·1111 ~150 ~> rn Kli:ll .. <71.t > 642·2717 fr,1m1·d llor;il pnnt ''"" " "'-w·innMo-h't •s 8093 1 :-.lps 4, twn 225 HP. 4~ u1·r lo ~ ··'7 ~ ""' tr O S , SI p S l>. I' h !\ I -----h,llll!tlll! l'.. p1ll11v.-. ~!'>u PILOT PRINTING ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714.~!l·l44S alt 6 1•1;1 IH ~IJl•rhhnt•r. lrlr. • I Pll. ull t>h•ctronac:o, or 11fh·1 1.1111·1\ hlul· 11.111 t.rnl.. \. h••rth. ll:oht•r l1~l11n1: H'l up, full y Catamaran Sptrit 17, w;
trlr. ~1300. (711 > 871·5000
X431 d):.. ev:.i wkndi;
731 :J966
',1se I.imp v.1th "11111• I' Cl 11 .. , 1·.i.u '•nr.t·I" (;iildi•n Touch 'c·v. • 1 w..,, ::..'"'K"J 11r bl':ol 11( 1•11u1p d, only JOO hrs.
•Ont·nlal d1·-.11:n &. "hit!! t "'"' \lt•-..o t ·• ~12i.2ti 01 ••l'hlllC " l .tl1tlll'l :I.'>' Chris 'Ira""" 1"1 lt'L ~11·1 ni;1 Tiu, Boal 1:. hc·tter now
i.h adc ::. 1. .. 1r'111 .. ::.~.11 lti.l of 1. ,\I l H n1•e1b t1111.,1dt· rc·du111· than when new. ~H.UOO
5.)2 \WO IM\.EI.\ hkt• m•v. 7'"111.1 i!'>l:l()XH lllU'tl 'I'll ~I I .>Ull \\ 11l.1k1 :!I' J),1\ 1·1111i.t·r 7S90lUO orG753222CVc>..
HE>d room I urn·.., h111 11 s
Twin hcd compll'lt• w11h
dJrk m;iplc· wootJ lrJm1·
ht•ad & Coot hoarcl-. \'t!ry
good cond1t1011
mattress m•w. SIOO Anl1
que 4 drawer dres~cr.
SlZS. Dark walnut finish
J drawer dresser with
'matchmg niRhlstfJnl!,
SlOO for hoth. In anc
552-1790
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16' llob1c w /lrlr, dbl
trapeze, "Int cond. $1WS.
5.52·15!13 cvs/wknds
mint 1·1111d '.>.1!111 •11.:1 :!ll8l Sl'uha (;1·ar \I' I'\(. S1•l $1.62 per DAY
UIJ l'ilffiP \\ J ,111 ing ~.,11 Uhl linclt·r\\ood rn.1nu.1I 1.1ti ,;1>11i
IY1>t·wnkr ~:1. Vurd lrud, -
i.phl nm. !i lui.: ~>. J Jui.: Golf 1·la1hs. \lc<;.n·i.:•1r
Ford truck wh1:l'I & t111· 1r11n,. Wabon wood s.
SS. Two ford 1~.· mag eomp wil1ai.t & c·J1t sg:.
wheels S.'i cJ Chrome 111 S:Jli 3507
take m amfol<I for <\0 Ill' .-. -.,--,-~. VW cnguw ~'> J I ' For cl W /\NT ~· r> .. tJ g U II t; t
mag w h <' e Is ~K 111 ~loclcl 12 ,Wm< ~l"'•lt:r.
1'11.1l'sAl.l,you J>.1Y
fur a
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in the
:!I' Chris Cra!t
Uaylaunch, SJOO.
675·56-IB
~-----------1 COLUMBIA 34 Mork II Sabot 8' by Holder. Fun
Bwll in '73, Uus immac htllc boat. Used t wice. ~loop is ready lo crwse, S158. 998-41103
7' headr~ in salon. Pwrd -RID_D_L_E_Y_A_C_HT_S __ 1
by Perkms diesel, auto
prlol, ROF, dmgy, furl Buyers-Sellers..Ttades
Jib. Nwpl slap avail. Col~ll.must sell SlOM
Sacrif1cc-ask $28,500. Catahna27 ('76) Sl9M
Own 531-3374 dys or Newport.28 Makt'orrer
&l5·7554 eves. I slander 30 $21.500 ·
1977
Mercury Monarch
$5278
Foc-tory Air Coed. & Fun Factoty Equipment
Plue Tas & Lie. Ser. No. 7W34L.563254
HNO SVNDAYSELLING"
Twin beds compll'lt'. ~ood
rond S75 Pu . uue~n
ll1deab<·r1 sso. Orcas
I ii b It'.; & 1· h 1 ' C a 11
673-0279. ----
1~12 3.T/11 .N.'I 5·1.17
Fret' l'"l1m,1ll' on up
hol..,l•·nn;: . ...r1l .1 l111k ,,
IK"!I Sf>t'l'IJI if.ii >Wr I
E'1•r1•1!0[• \1 u ll l·ftllrjlll~f·
W1•1i.:h1 lknch. i.lnl 1·011d
SR1 1.:11 :!I Ii
Rar :-\1101, '111i..·1
ltll ll'tl h.J• I..
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DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
642·5678
~· 01\t•n::; cabm <.-ruiser,
h •· a d , ~ a 1 1 c y ,
rPI rag<'rator. JH'W paint.
full l'OVers, N<'w porl
lk.11·h slap avail. 6-40-6825
or· I ~.'i ti!H 5 Safari 28i.teal at $19M
----SPF.l::DUALL 14, fast! BAY BOATS Full r:itc, trlr, cover.
Sedan Cruzer28' $4750
14' • 22' SISOO. 675·8679
Many more hstingc; al
:!602 Newport 675-9137
~\er;1l to l'huo"e rrom.
SSOO & Up
Brier. 675·9137
-----· CJI 20, hinged mast. boat Vtkani.: sloop. 20', s:ood
balh.6111' mtr, xlntcond, cond1t1on. New suals.
~'1500 121:)) 592 2906 ~1500 hc:.L orrer. 675·3682
Santa Ana
Lincoln Mercury
1301 N. Tustin Ave. 547-0511 :'llOVl;'l;G S.\Ll-:-Xlnt mnd
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4ll" hrass <'irrular tal)h• _C~I !>lti:>k.'>X To~htha lurnLJl>l1-.
SlOO !'>57·3530. 1~6 The Chest of dra" t•ro; \~ m11 ~~:,,.;1,~~rlc"< "Pk r-, !> 11111
~c·rsClr. l''VI _. ___ rr11. h1llr·a twrl. i.:I"''
thb. hJr '>lool,, 11·1 orib . .!.'\' ('un ... oh· t; I·. Ch TV
m1J<.'hm1,.c.St:.1311K hkcnew I \rold,a:-.ktng For salr: WJlnut corf1•e
,table. Walnut end t;ihlL·.
sml rube table. 2 velvet
bucket chJir!>. 2 l s:e
ceramir la mr1s. g1rb
wh•l•• Prov hflrm wt Cl
pc>. IC!l' J,!rn lwJnbaJ:
, ,·ha1 r 1;.t l Hx 15
flou~rh11ld 1111 n1-.h1n~'·
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•$42-H.'> II
~Id h<·nultm !I l'•mth.
$100 Wh1l~ 1>1.''k &
Chair ~l L:imp' Sl:i
Yellow wood l11•adboard
SIS. brown unl1qul.'d
Dres-.er & Nale Slund!>
SAO. 640 5345 -----Jluge Armoare 5200. Paanl·
ed Whale. Idea l fop
wardrobe or enlcrlain
ment center. 675-3763
after lOAM. -------~tereo <'onsole. <·ompo-
o.cnt sys w/laJ>(' rrc, i:tld
vcJvpt chr. dmneltc, ll:il
marhlc top, mu.c. Call
.673-8596 •
Jt 0 u n d G a m 1• T b I •
w1pad11. 4 t•hair-.. S3.'i0
Sofa. blut' on hone hk
1 f(rnd S3!i0. 1411 Tlw
.M a ster s Cir C'M
Misulloneous S4. 'iO m ~. f!:!50
Wanted 8081 Con '11 I l' <· 11I11 r :! I ·
••••••••••••••••••••••• lt'lt·v1,1on Ao0d t·onfl
-WANTED: ·
EXERCISOR'BIKE
I! b1\S<JN i\ BL I·;
'i~.1 IK Ill
WANTEU :!ti i.:o1ui:t-~lo<lel !.! W1m hc!.lt•r
!').VI 5-1!17
Want to buy uld foul hi! II
programs from i:.iml·~ ol
the 1930's & 1940's (USC.
UCLA. Stanford. UL:.
nther maJOr srhools
throughout the country>
Al<,o mtcrPsted in fool·
ball maJlazmcs & 1:1udt's
Crom '30's and '40':.
545-4240
Apt Sile Refrig. and
metal lypwraler table
Must be rt'as 6.11 3360 -------Muslcol
Instruments 8083 .............•........•
FendC'r twin RC"verr
guitar amp & puhlw .id
rin•:.:o. ,.yslcm. ~32~>
f>4li 21~~. Dave
'1751i:Jl:J.171 .
Boots & Marine
"Equipment ····•···•·······•·•···· Genel"al 9010 ..••.••....•••.••.....•
FREE
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8oatin9 l euons
f111t1lla 15 lfl of the I ~
Coa~l <;uarcl /\ux1hary
ha' ~rh1·riull'd l\\ll t •
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rurtlwr 111ltirm.1t111n l .ill
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- -----hollow hoc1y. Eng neck,
White wroui,:ht iron tahll· S125. or bt'sl 12 J 15 ·
·iwllh genuine .marble lop s I> k r , 1 n 1• a I> s 4 o
"With four chairs. Q~allty bolh,8J7 11111
~Ll>n:1lr ul•t1on . ~300. -
• 'ti31·34H Auto1, Hew 9800
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SUN·MON, Aquarium,
• "kJlhea. desk, books etc. ~Fordham, C.M.
'llawllry 1070 , ....................... . .
WANTED
~~ oc";g RD~LJ-~~
ftELRY WATCHES, _,ART OBJECTS, GOI.D, v f1JLVER ERVICE,
••nttfl FURN & AN·
ntJ ES. ~-2200
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The Summer
Sensation
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IUYOR
UASI
SPECIAi. SALE
55~i95
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SUPER MARKET SALE!
DATSUN RAISED THEIR PRICES.
•
ALHAMBRA DATSUN
ANAHEIM DATSUN
ARCADIA DATSUN. INC
WAll Y TUCKER DATSUN,
IHC
BALDWIN DATSUN
CANOGA DATSUN
COSTA MESA DATSUN
CULVER CITY DATSUN
DOWNCY DATSUN. INC
ATLANTIC DATSUN
UMIYERSRT DATSUN
CARDEN GROVE DATSUN
GLENDALE DATSUN
DOT DATSUN, INC.
AUGUST 1. HURRY WE STILL
HAVE A HUGE SELECTION
OF MODELS AND COLORS
PRICED AT THE OLD PRICES
BUY NOW
IF YOU DON'T
BUY YOUR NEW
DATSUN
FROM
D1d1 Barllo11r DATSUN
YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!!
CHECK YOUR 'CLOSEST DEALER
USTED HERE. IET IHEIR PRICE IN
WRITING. THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME
DATSUN DEALER!!
"810" "KING CAB".
IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY Z-CAR DELIVERY
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52395 $ 495 s1795 54595
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f OOTHlll DATSUN, INC.
MOON DATSUM
TR~VALLEY DATSUN, INC. ..
LONG BrACH DATSUN
DOWNTOWN L.A. MOTORS
IMPERIAL DATSUN, INC.
UNJVERSll CITY DATSUN,
IMC.
MEWPOIT DATSUN
QUALITY DATSUN IMPORTS
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PASADENA DATSUN
SOUTH BAY DATSUN, INC.
wwa Mm, INC.
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loat1. Spe.d & Motcwiud llku 9140 orcydea/ AMC.Jlfft l:ton ·oo <.;hov t>Wfl vun BMW 9712 Autoi, lmport.d Autos, Imported Aattot. httporhd
Ski 9010 ••••• •• • • •• • ••••• •••••• Scoot·en 9 I 50 #I In Calif. wJ ·73 ti cyl. eng .. 1.a msitc. •••••••••••••••••••• ••• 0••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• Vt1!\Jta• «·1uu ll•·luxr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ~vcrythan" " t.l d obt.at 9720 Oats.I 9720 Dat.a. 9720 ·"·I WF. OUTS•:U. A1.L • ... oo cun . ••••••-•••••••• \\ood • ilt h oal 11 tin v. 1tll11k••111 & b111ikl'l SU'UA &Occ Low m1, lo11 Jl-:to;P Dl!:ALl<:HS 14'x6' bed, wandnws, t')(· ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
11,. .... 1• rwtrlr, ,..," ~·,o S.."7:. ~/ 11.~:J rnnd. lcktal lo carry oo lNTUK~'TATJo: lru. C1tll 64~·3269, '76 8210 4 dr Scd:m, air, *DRIVE A*
, 11 • ...24 t:nu Mot .. I Mt(or Home or tn.il~r. HUGllMVIHTORY 646-7898 auto trana, new rtu.laals,
1r1aJ._11011t,111r,1.111• s:"o:f~' 9150 ~.IJl-347'. AllModelaNew&Used '75 Dodre Royal &'" •HOADW•v ~l.~PMma,lownr830SJOJ * LITILE.-* ~u~ .__,,.,/ • ..... •-1Ava1·1able Spo ... ·man Maxi, 8 ·300, SAMJA AMA 0''" SAVE A LOT FORTHllEST John .. 1111 , 1·11·· 1>IJrl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~-9 uc-au1 ,...,
SOOtl 1>fr~ 11Sl4 ltn:t Yam11hJ 'ol:>O t-:n1iuro, R...t/Storave-160 C0tta Meta auto, loaded. Mutt sell 835-3171 Rat 9725 SHOP&COMPAHt-.: FLEITPRICES
NEWPORT OAI SUN
---~f'rv •:uou tund, asoo ....................... AMCJeep bolow book, $3600. 1l+IUUllBTIDllMllOMACHINI ....................... CGMJ .... Meedltmll
lV' Mmt t'rw f't', ~ t'1u d . 1573 :•w.1 MOTOll llOMES m4 HARBOR BLVD. 493-9895 *USED IMW't* . it * * * * •
JIC'UUI \ .,""'I•. •~lllni• --l"Oll Kl':NT c.o.ta)rf 649-8023 TODA YI S l lOO f ·lll:.·4Ulll .,, WJ\N'l'lm Fromll&O.wk.770·0M4 eta . 1970FordWindowvan, 1 '732002t.apSR727HNK • • 118800VESTBEET
' ~ 3.-.0 I hwl.i t·n~mll", J!l'70 or JR.RAS -,711 Ton, only 1300 miles on '7'1 Bavaria auto 780MVG it • N M cAl'th
-rl(;v.tr. ~3)1C. A.wk r1,, 'CW 22' io'le!ld & Sltt!am. ~ newly installed Ford '74 3.0CpeS/R 746LWB • ,. IEAT ear • ur
'74 111' JM Stl"r. •1lvf't A. t>c"' XlDltonel Lomi. CJ· 5 's, CJ• 7 • s • Bronco en1une. $2150. '76200241pdS/R401PDP ,.. • • THE PR.ICE &Jalml~llORoadaO
bluf' ntf'l•I flal.r, tt,, 962-W24 Cherokees, Waeoneers, Runsgreat.870-4564 '763.0lli4spS/R572PQY it IMCREASE!!! -
M«-tt.trlrM0111\ 7!\'I OOl•7 11 tx1; only 1.1100 ml. P1ck·upa,uptos1.200d1s-Closed""'-$ .... · · •
t.·.111111111 t.1l.1• v.111i~·cl1il TraUert, Tro•el 9170 00W1ts. 5 yr 50,000 mile '73 Ford Van w/302 VS & ""' •uaya • IC 63NEWCARS Fen..t • 9721
p.11111 lo.tr•,, wl 1·1101t·r I'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• wurrantys uvaaluble. headers.. GOOD gas ma • JI AT THE OLD l'RICES •••••••••••••••••••••••
TrmspCNiaHN ~• 1m i T.-.1 .. 1wll for 111'17 Invader 23 ft. Fully CopelandMtnlnc xlnt 11tereo & ant,enna11 <>RAMGICOUHTY'S • • All models now ava1la-'6 4 330GT, single
••• •• •• •• ••• •• •• • •••• •• ~ i • o 11 an c I u •I 111.: :i .'ICll cunt 'd. oo ial frc11h 200l E lsl SA MS-8000 swi roof. custom nms & OLDIST • • bl~. Call or aeo ua before headlight, mint coad. C~ S./ hdm1·L' & l11•hw11y bell wtr tonk, duul holJ111& ' xlnt tires, CUSTOM int, &· 1t rt you buy!'! R.ed. $8,950. 67:Wll85 Refit '120 ~o llt.1. t.wks. 111· A&t: awnani:. '75 Toyola Landcrwser mun be St.>en. All around •
•••••••••••••• ••••••• •• f'e rr t' on d. S4 7 7 s. Sta Wi,:n. Im mac cood. xlnl cond. PP. 646-1846, • '74~ Da.no 246 GTS. Fae
h Cab OHr , try tll'iln, 1 t llu111l:.a 1 'L 1 n. •JOO l'h llJ8..M68. S.SJOO. Call 963 6027 or 8111 • air, stereo. elect win, lu ~Int "'>nd M.cJll 1111 :. M h1k1· ~I. Call 751·3191 Ask for Carl. SaJes·Serviee-Leasing • nu, burgwidy, Hddle inl. ~i&l tiJm1 .. 1tsJ011m . 111· Winnebago. sips 6, .. '75CHEV Roxc--,lnc. • 284SHARBORBLVD. lmmac. P/P only.
-----:;elf·eont, xlnt cond, nu Custom "66" Jeep SURFERVAM -••• 540.6410540.0213 759-9087
WeU \.'On:.lructL'<i <'ampt"r i3 Nurton 750 xlnt <'ond. crplb, drps. many xtru. Wagoneer 4·Whei!l dnve. (471.lO<l) Full power, air, Rolls oyce BMW • i.b~ll tor ~mall imi.iort Many n.tnr parU., $1100. S2300. 847·0040 XJnt cond. $1500. 646·3173 spoke wheels, 2 yrs, 1540Jamboree • it Autos, New 9100 AMtot. Mew 9IOC
trur.k.WU'.ldowsumJboul. ~_!_ls.J7 7181 • 24,000 mile warranty Newport Beach 64-0-6444 * HE RB • ••••••••••• .. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••---· 1-·1r~l $25 t t1ltl "'· Call · \•1 HA 2~0 E d 15 · Sips 6 • Sink, atv, '14 Blat.er. Pwr, AM·FM nvaiJable. It' FRIEDLANDER• , 'I: / " 1\ ., n uro, icebox. Look.I 1.1.ke nu. c 111 a a , big l i res . .. '72 Bavaria. Auto, Air,
ti;l1·3149, 642·1W> oft." ,111t eond. S4SO . MustseUthilwknd.$950. Everylbine. 54995. $4999 Xlotcond.S.SSOOiofr.Cau • ISMAKISG •
.1 M YAMAHA tlO, nds work. 840-21.35 493-0071 CopelandMtrs ~5613 It! C.~it~~-1\ it~
", .. b 11 644· 1 i~ """ E S cco °""" ... .. m ini true. cmpr ' e . Auto Servi r.ts 75 JEEP ~t lsl A.......,-avvv
Cost SSSO. sell ·~ pnce. Have o,orm•thing to sell? & ... ~~ 9 400 Capri 9715 If OIL CHASGES • <;d cond. S.52-3475 evs Cla s f •0 ucb do 1t welL .. ccn_....es CHEROKEES '76 Chevy Van 20, long ••••••••••••••••••••••• h r•••••••"•• ~' tb
---------•-~·l ••••••••••••••••••••••• h 1 b l k . '71 C ri Rbl' I •••-· , ... ...,. •• , ..... it (884MIJ > Full power, w ~e ase, s oc .'n· ap • ~ eng ne, Auto1. Ut~ Autos, U1ed '64·'77 Used Mustana air, tilt wheel, One yr. tenor, auto trans, 350 new tires, AM I FM it'•'c:'·oe"
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pam. 990 No. Parker, unlimited mileage war· V-8, x.lnt cond. $4395 or cos~t.le. SUOO. Call Mike ,. j jijifijijit
M.llR Q DIS
MOTORS
VOLVO & TOYOTA
SPECIAL TY CARS
1'61 CHEVY
CAMA.10
Showroom condition.
Air cond . automatic &
bucket sea ts.
(YXT227).
1975MG
MIDGET
Like NEWI low miles &
AM~M stereo. (565 t ).
51795 53295
1974 VOLVO
145 WAC";OH
Automatic. air cond &
in suocr n1co condt·
tront (818LNS).
1975 TOYOTA
COROMA WA.GOH
A ir cond • automatic &
AM/FM 8 track stereo.
(929MWK).
Oranae. Call 99'1·2000 ranty available. bestorfer. 494 -0433 548 2039 • ~
Weber C"'rbure•-~0 IDA $4999 '7 Ch V ., 350 • ~ .. .....n..., 2 evy an . .,.. ton. '76 Capri, Sunrf. mint
on l\ltKay manifold for CopelandMtrs V-8, J\uto, P /S, P/B, rond.AM,FMBlaupunkl
sl'Tl.'.lll block Chevy, throt· 2001 E. lsl SA 558-8000 Sway bars. Custom ln· ~lcreo. 644·7747.
lie linkage & fuel Imes teraor, Nu mags &
complete&readytorun. 73Jeepl/4TPU radials, !>heks, Xlnt Datsun 9720
S850oroHer. (257280) 4 11peed, 26,000 <'ond.837·0556or5S7·2170 •••••••••••••••••••••••
miles, off road tires ~ ----, . . '73 Datsun Wai:on. 4 i.pd, Auto1f«Sal• wheels.2yr,2A.000m1lcs l!Y75ChevyV~n.cuslmt,6 c;cJ conu, Hadio. 2 new ,..
••••••••••••••••••••••• warranty available. spkrs, AM/1' M 8 trk, sun· tires. $22(1() ph 548.8082 it $3999 ruof. mags, loaded w / -' * ~~Jls 9520 Copeland mtrs xlras. $5,500. 1A42160. '74 2fJOZ. Dark blue, mags, * MNINIMllM~
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2001E.1st SA s.53-8000 847-4643, pp auto, AM/FM. xlnt cood. * _!4195. ph 963-6897 .. GORDOM KEEBLE ·oo Blazer 4WD 307 v.s Autos Wanhcl 9590
Thjs daslinctive looking Auto, Radio. $2o0o ' •••••••••••••••••••••••
car re~emb~~ that of a 631·3475 WE WILL IUY
Ferran. This 1s the only YOUR D TSU.,. car of al's type known to Trucks 9560 A "
be in the U.S. Imported ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAID FOR OR NOT
from England. It's a 1961 '73 Toyota w/shell, wht TOP DOLLAR
4 paM1enger silver beau· spoke rims, nu tires. FOR TOP CARS
ty. 4 SJX.'e<i wilh a sun $24!i0. 646-8402
roof. Ser. 0023. Call Ron
foraquote. 1973ToyotaPkup
MOTOR CARS H1lux Model mag wheels,
BARWICK DATSUN
:-..111 lu.111 c'.1111,lr.11111
831-1375 493.3375
D'ELEGAMCE wade t1rl's, comp en~ ----
fl26 W 17th SJ\ 547-925('1 overhaul. runs l!Ond. WE BUY _ • Xtra top for l>cd. Sl875.
Rec:ttational Aft s. 84.2-9783 .
VehiclH 9530 • 1 --••••• •••••••••••••••••• 5? Chevy _:d'2 ton PUh. lgt• . ., rear win o w, c errv ln,ternataonal 72 1010 shape! $1600. firm'.
CLEAMCARS
&TRUCKS
'72 SW & '73 2 dr $1350 cB.
'7<1 610 4 dr, lo mi, $1!195
:111xlntcond673-1784
.. ,.. ,.. ,..
'74 260Z. 46,000 mi, new lit
Michelins, air, mags, * ~tcreo. S4900/orr. 831-2447 ________ _,
HOIDAS
HUGE STOCK
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
54495 53395
1 ravelall.. Custom V-8. 847·2703.
:rnlo, A1C. PS/PB, rf -...:.·-----
ru('k , AM·FM, nu tires & '73 Chevy PU. Cw.tom,
hrks, eng overhauled. Dix, 8' bed, GT shell.
'l'rlr pack¥ge. 44,000 mi. auto, A/C, PS/PU. lo mt.
CONNELL
CHEVROLET At Htil long Ford at the
all new Irvine Auto Center
Lake Forest exit/San ~ego Freeway •••• 1974 FOllD
IROMCO 4•4
Automatic. air cond .•
radio & chrome mag·
type wheels. (61 1 KKLJ,
A steal at
-a977TOYOTA
COIOUASl5
SPORTCOUPE. Air
cood . AM/FM radio &
5 spood (515SPL).
1974TOYOTA
CWCACiT
5 speed, AM/f:M
stereo & vinyl top!
l568LPB).
1975RAT 124
CONYBTIIU
5 speed. AM/FM
s te reo & low miles.
I042NLL).
54395 54595
1974 DATSUN
2602
Air cond . automatic.
moon roof. AM/FM
stereo & low miles.
(708KEHJ.
1976TOYOTA
Co.ou.A WAGOH
5 speed. a1r cond ..
AM/FM stereo & lug·
gage reek. (639PHI).
54895 53795
l\RQDISMDTDR
f.14-1000. $3150. 492-1085 eves.
'66 Chevy cust cmpr. Vans 9570
Pnced to sell. Bst over •••••••••••••••••••••••
£2165. Arthur640-0394 '00 Ford Van VM. auto.
4 Wheel Dri•es 9550 AM/FM, runs well, looks sharp. S1300, 751-6372 •...........•.......... ~
l.!Y17 Jeep CJS. 7,000 ml. '76 Fo~ Camper \'.an. ful·
Still under Fae Wrnty. ly cqwppcd, lo ma. Sfl!l!l5.
$6300. 675-9933 54&-107_5 ___ _
282X Harbor HI vcl.
COSTA J\I F.SA
546-1200
WEPAYTOPDOLLAR
FOH TO I' USED CA HS
.FOREIGN, DOM 1-.:STl<.;
or CLASSICS
If your car 1s extra clean
see us farsl.
BAUER BUICK
Jeep, 1941 MB completely ·n VW. Camper. Pop-lop, -
restored. Must sell. /\~1-1' M nu.ho. new en~. TOP
DOLLAR
PAID
P / r. 673 2658 gd cond. 846 !~l:J!J
Auto1,Hew 9800 Autos ...... 9800 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
What about this?
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Brand New Capri
for 84087
WE
HEED
CLEAN
USED CARS
HOW
CALL PAPPY
WE ARE PLEASED
' TO ANNOUNCE
THE ARRIVAL OF
FORD'S NEW SMALL CAR
''FIEST '' -
• VOLVO& TOYOTA
S.-r. Nn. f.AECSY70307
"NO~UNDllY SJ.:LUNG" 540-5630
> > ~~ >"' ~ ...
Mission Vieio
831-2880
495-1210 All-"""Tb&u..n.
lt7J•AU0t 100 LS s 1395 AutomeUq 1111\1. A nice cart •
(667EYY).
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Santa Ana
Lincoln-Mercurv
1301 N. Tu stin Ave. 547-0511
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2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
WE BUY
USED CARS!
We're the new Chevrolet
dealership in the lrv10e
Auto Ct'nlt'r. We n-ted
your used car!
JOE
MACPHERSON
·CHEVROLET
21 Auto Center On ve
lRVlNE
768·7222
•••••••••••••••••••••••
'72 Audi lOOIS. 4 spd. sun-
roof. $1500. r1rm 833·2292
or644·4WJ
Aultt.H.al•y •••••••••••••••••••••••
SADDLEBACK
BMW
COMllM&SEI
THIALLMIW
630Cst MOW!!!
COMPLITI
IODYSHOft
MO~OPIM
Europe's most
sucoessful new car in
hrslory comes to Amerfca. Im Ported trom
Germany by the Ford Division of Ford Motor Company. . ---
4 speed trans., bucket seats. radio. tinted glass. movable front vents.$3925 body side moldlnga, rack & pinion steering. front disc bralc-. radial
tires. heavy duty pectcage, fold down rear seat & more! (77532).
• Front wheel traction to help even
when driving on snow and ice
• Quick acceleration (0-50 in an
average of 8 .8 sec./9. 1 sec tor
California emissions equipped models)
• Good braking (50-0 1n an aV8f'&ge of
3 3 sec .
• Solid cornering
• Exceptional stablllty for Amertcan
freeways and turnpikes
• Smooth maneuvering in urban traffic.
• E.xoetlent gasoline mileage ratings (48
mpg highway -34 mpg city. In
California. 43 mpg highway -30 mpg
c11yJ.
IMMEDIATE DEUYERY
*********************
.AID SEE US IOW Al
BRAND NEW
'78 F-100
$ 6133 20 COLORS TO CHOO• ..0... '!t~2,!9J.,~4 . o•• ~:~~ ~~~~ =~"" *************************************•** San Diego Fwy. to
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645-5700
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beige " bamhoo int
t:lel'. i.unrf. loadl'd, hk1•
new. rart "Arty o:-.LY
8000 mt. Sl:l.800. P P . t4!l5
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• 2850 flurbor Bh d
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'72 Pf .. 150 SpydwC••· .............. $IHI
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TO CHOOSE FROM
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'74 VW OatlMr .....•••••.•...•.••..••• 12411
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llST SELECTION OF NEW
'77 RAlllTS • DASHERS •
SClllOCCOS
IUSIS & CAMPlaS
IN OllAMCH COUNTY • ..,..._._..,k.,.ceellt .... •
MERCEDES 1968
210 SI 4 dr.
nrown. 11er. 7CH!l
Merudet lena 974C A..to1, lmporled Auto1, lmporied Auto1. lmporied ··••··••·•···•······••· ••··••··••·····•·••···· ..•................••.••.....•.•.•.......•.•.. MerudH Bent 9740 Mercedes Ben1 9740 Mm:edo1 Bent 9740
$4289 M!RCEDES
LI MOU SIMES
We Speclallu 2 OOO'i; I 600 pull man
In Merc-*s luw m1kuge 1967
{Ser 0:192 I LHMftCJ & Senice ALSO BLACK
Many other Sporl1 STl{ETCll AVAILAUl.E
Can & Exotic• MOTOR CARS
12 In Stock D'ELEGAMCE
C.ill for complete mro fl26 W 17th Si\ 5-17 9250
MOTOR CARS 12 MNN·dei. 280 SE.
D'ELEGAHCE "Ah11t• w 1·og11J c mt, AC
626 Wl7thSA547·9250 lo n11. 1mmt11' <·ond, o rig
1973 '150St-:. 1 own er, ownr ~7Jf>U f<'i rm. pp
AM Jo'M 'lereo chern 54li 8900 or 527 2297
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Lea1e
Hew·UHd
OVER 100
MERCEDES
OMDISrLAY
HcMase of lmporb
AUTllORIZl::O
Mf.HCEDF.S DEALlm
llllti:? ~1 anchcstcr.
Buena Park
523-7250
On the Santa Ana Fwy
l!f)li :\11.'rn•ctr~ Bcnl lllO I • I l~l'.1 ., \llll l'OIUI
dr !>edan Gd i.hapc In :illl,!1011l'\l11t'
t .1l'l ~ot 111wr auonJI 11n :,5;i11
)15() 847 ,(/ 1K ,,_
Auto1, Mew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
00 280St-:, mu .. l wll
$3.200. 494.3435
rond. 41.000 m1. · Autos, Hew pp. 644 ·6«9 9100 Autos, Hew
5 GALLONS
OF
GAS
Lincoln
Versailles FREE Similar in size to the fine
European luxury cars
MISSION VIEJO IMPOJITS
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llJl-1748 495.110• ..
1.50 SI. Sil\ rr :\lercedt•s, * t•rn :12 IJ("J mi. l owner •
t.i'i JI~:? ,._
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tii!,IM.IO m1. air. A :\1 F:\I. ~.,~~f'ltc :-.te reo. n<:w tire-.
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Take the
36 Month Closed-End
Lease 8227;~
Plu11 Tax & Lie. 0 .A.C.
.• Ser. No. 7W84ft'801516
"NO SUNDAY !iELLINC
Santa Ana
Lincoln Mercurv
1301 N. Tustin Ave. 547..()511
SOUTHERN SAVINGS ROUTE
YOU ARE FREEWAY CLOSE TO 5 OUTSTANDING AUTO DEALERSHIPS
0 LOTUS -FIAT Mission
MERCEDES BENZ ~~ts
LAGUNA
8EACH
SOUTHERM ORANGE COUNTY'S
GROWING AUTHORIZED
DEALEI
SHOP & COMPARE
OUR LOW LEASE RATES
'I 0 BARWICK DATSUN
28701 Marguente
Parkway.
Mission Viep
714/831-1740.
714/495-liOO
' E) MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS
E) PHILLIPS BUICK. PONTIAC & OPEL
0 ALLEN OLDS-CAOILLAC-G MC
9 SAOOLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS
SHOP&
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IN
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SAN JUAN
CAPISTRANO
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1977 CLOSE-OUT NOW IN PROGRESS!
SALES-We're Southern Orange County's
Volume Dealer -Excellent selection!
SERVICE We re the finest 1n this part of
• Orange County -let us show you•
LEASl .... G Try us first and you will be
" • sat1sf1ed -Call for a Quote today!
WHIM YOU'YI GOT GHAT f'IOf'\I. YOU DO •HAT T'HtMG~
Z4888ALICIAPKWY. 837 2400 LAGUNA HILLS •
0 SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY'S VAN
H EAD"'UARTERS· HANOUHG CONTIMf'O. S4HTAHA • • H'I AHD TIAVCO COHYHIK*S
EXCELLENT SELECTION ~
OF MEW GMC VANS 1'U'
ALL SALE PRICED
FOR OUR SUMMER CLEARANCE
Attt.e .... rlll•.t...,...c•llMlp.2tJJ2C..-.c ........ 831 OIO
i. Let-I Hlpe&. S-0'-9-"""•ey .. A•ert P.tw•y nit. •
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BRAND NEW '77 DATSUN206-SX.
SPORTY NEW
5-SPEEDER.
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75 MGI S'ORTS CARS CONCAHHON1S
\,llJINHX > Hlw.: & Hl1.11·k loUflht Ii Sold HORS .. ESS Hally~ wheel!! AM I" M s..
•Lt'rt'O 8. One! yr unhmlt WIST GERM....... ST AILES
1111 1n1 1~""<' wurrunt y "'" B-'-t ti ~.... • ..... eni o ne contem· Jvu1luble IMPORTS porary
U"t 714/ 541·1116 RO~ROYCI'~ 20e~'r.!t":t ~~ 'tB 911T Targa. New tires, ~=~~!. -mags. Xlnt cond. Many 2711 E. Coast Hwy Opel 974' xtraa. S&S00.64.5-1613 (114)615-0930 ....................... ---------1·---....;_;_;_.;,;;,:..~-
'70 01>t•I Kudcll rel·~nt '61 Porsche h ardtop Sub9v 9761
r ·bll , , R 1·1 )>itOO c·oupe, Karmen body1 •••••••·--··-•••••• 1 t n.:. · rare model very gOOCI LoL-M2 :l:!tHi cond. cl ea~ SJSOO. pp 110wood Mt1s Subaru
ftant.ro 9747 ~0'527~ --New '77 Subaru i-····;~·;~;;;;~~···•• '76 Porsche 911S Targu Start at
Xlnl cond. A M1 FM tal)t!
to ooo rn1le~. tully le1l' deck <714 )135·7122 1111 y 1•qwpt. ISt•r JI074!Hff ) - -
fm.-ot tht> lust 100 mud" SC SC, rcblt en". s 14,489 j46QO.
MOTOR CARS Ml-0557 aft. apm
O'ELEGAHCE 77 9US, aar c.'ond, s 11nrool,
cJ26 w 17th SA s.11 !!250 loaded w /xtrll!>. Low ma.
-lmmuc. $16.500. 581-4750 - -____ ,
*Pellltera's• ••'7.C 914 18. 28 mpa.
74 l!antcra .... Sl4,489 I must hell. S497S. Good
Slut!. (Ser. 7296) cond. 673-1594
TJ PJntera • · · · SlJ,189 • 914, sepaa brn. air. S
*$2877•
(()053)
FREE AIR COND.
169ZS>
New 17 Wagon
. •$3911*
(3588)
$3986 tKAMl'll
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All pnced lx•low market AM/FM tilcreo. Scoop &
'l'l">t Drive Toda)'! detail pkg. Xlnt cond.
MOTOR CARS SS900/bst orr. 168·1911
D'ELEGAHCE eves.
ti:.iti w 17th S/\ 547.9250 _•·1-ols--1-0-
1
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4X4 WAGONS CJtt.t 14 New Sobarus
Left ot OLD PRICES
l-IURRYDOWN
$1.62 per DAY
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THIS COULD BE THE BEST TIME EVER TO BUY A
LUXURY CAR ... INCLUDING THE EXCITING NEW
LINCOL-N -VERSAILLES . WE HAVE AN
OUTSTANDING SELECTION FOR YOU TO CHOOSE
FROM ...
A FEW OF OUR LUXURY SPECIALS!
I 97 4 LIMCOLH 1975 LINCOLN 1974 CHEVROLET
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'72 Corolla. Great transp
car, good mlleage. Well
cared for. Bst orr.
493-3286
People who need Pc•oplt:
That'!> what th1·
DAILY PILOT
S~RVIC E om F:CTOHY
t!> all about•
·ntoyota
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en"" IHJIWIO lt<Jnf di• "'•"""' AM ·fM 14010 & ••n •rt.11
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53899
53099
When you're looking for result•, look to
classlfled. One phone call puts your ad Jn
print and it keeps on working for
you.• •• right around the clock!
DAILY PILOl " !>nor Sedan. Medium heH:e
w11h h«1Rt' lc•ather interior. and
c·onLriumnl( brown vwvl roof
l"ull po~n A~I fo'\1 ·,.,ten•u
<1t.llomal1t· truns m1!>,!\1on. u1r
1·ond1t1oninJ: <1nct mor<' a
prt•'>lll(I' 1,1mtly l\l•ctan Lit·
llnfiflK.11 '
<'on11n1·ntal I Door Sedan Soft
y l·llow i.told with leather 1n
ll'rwr ;ind vinvl roof, full 1><>wer
111 'ourw Jlr c·ond1tmntn1t. 1111
wlwrl. AM-1""'1' '>lcrl'o radio. and
m<inv more tuxur) ll<'m' 1n th1'
r1n1• luxurv .iutomoh1lr LH
II 1:11 :\1Xli
"1 onte Carlo Tan with beige·
1nt enor. air rondHionlng, Power
hrake-and !>teenng. automatic
lrJnsm1sc;1on. a i:reat personal
.1ut o at 11 111"" l<1w prt<'t-1.ic
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1974 OLDS
Cutlas.., 2 Door H a r dtop.
Outstanding green metulllc. with
white vinyl roof and interior,
power st eerin g and brakeb,
A M·FM radio, a u tomatic transmission, itir cond1tlonin1t -
clean and sharp, Hee 1t today.
Lil'. #205GLR.
s3695
1973 UMCOLM
CouJ>(' Thi11 beauty Is loaded.
~un roof. full power. AM-FM
8lereo, uutomatlc transmission.
'411r cond1l1onlng and more Lie
1H>!>9.H>V
1973 T-llRD
Only 4B,OOO m1l E!t' and all set to
l(o. Gold with IJlack c loth
I' Jlltenor. und black vinyl roof, aar
condltlootnic . a utom ollc
transmission, power 11teerinc
and brake•, ndlo, a c lean
pmiona1 ear. Lie. 1493GOO.
56895
1975 LINCOLN
I 11u1w '<lcd1um \dlow "''th
doth 111lerior full powc•r
automatu· tran..,m1,~1on, AM ..-M
\lcrco w1tapc, crm~e control. air
c-ondiliomng. vinyl roof. pur('
luxury at a sens1hlc prt<'t· l.11·
#:l88NOll
56495
1 1975 MARK IV
Medium blue, with padded vinvl
roor, leather interior. air
l'Ondltlonini.t. full power. comfon
lounRl' frunt seats. AM FM
'lleCt'll rud1u, till wheel and
more. "~ thJs beaullful pel'8onal
luxurv car today Lir #Jfi6MXJI
58895
197 6 MARK IV
~ust be 'le~n black, with
matc:h1ng leuther Interior and
vlnvl roof, loadt!d with host of
fa<"tnrv extrat., AM·FM stereo
rud10, romforl loun11e front
111eat.11, uir condltlonlna. tilt.
wheel. and more. for that
~nlOllal touch, a real beauty.
Serial J8812D9.
s9995
1974 LINCOLN
l 'onllnrntal Coupe. Sharp green
me!alltC' with white leather
mtenor and vinyl roof. AM·F~1
~lc reo , full powe r . a ir
rond it1on1og , automatic
transmission, and much more.
comfort and luxury at a low low
price. Uc. #350LUV).
s5395
1977 MOMAICH
4 Door Sedan. Silver metallic
fi nlsh w\th maroon Interior, 8
ry llnder, auto m atic
transmission, power steering -
Luxury at 11 ens saving price.
les:i than II ooo mile11 Li e
•733SLR
1974 COU&AI
XR7, White with areen vln,I
roof, air cond1Uonln1. automatic
tranamla•lon. power steertn1 and brak•, radio. heater, aharp
Ut rudy IO p , Serial tJJMD.
s3595
Orancp County's Oldnt Uncoln-M•rcury Dealwshlp .
WE LEASE
ALL MAKES
1974
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(1C49588)
APPROVED $99 DELIVERS ON
~ CREDIT
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~ Spit.f u-e, 6 wits old. 3!liOtl
• blue w1 ma& whl.s, -.00. 831..olM!9
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• vw Bus Camper. Rblt
. ••· radio, tapes, lee
)ox. Sl.200. 54o.6837
'n VW Camper, 52900
• Mlnl cood1tion, reblt eng,
"*1Jals, tape deck, PP $ie-St60 days only
:... VW Dix Sunroof Wm .~w Van. Xlnt cund
l'otalty recond. Must be
J!!n. S3000 firm 4:ti 3450.
'POVW Bug. AM-1-'M 8 trk
·~orhc:;toffer
548-0244 or 548·13·1 I
~ Sqbck. runs great, nu
.dutch, AM /FM, cass,
.'1200/bst ofr. 960·5ll2 ·eYes
'«J VW Bug, auto. orig
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c>Wner. clean & reliable. 351 CID ongone. AM radio. tinted glass complete.
SJJ00.64S-Hi82 Ser. 17A'47H183071Srk.15413
1'14 VW 412. low miles,
i:reat cond! S2300. Call ll•••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••11111 ttit . 6 pm. 960-5396
'6~ Convcruble. many,
many xtras. Sl550. r1rm.
4~·2130 -----.• VW F'slbk. Needs cng
~rk. S650. 536-6974, an
7P~t 846·9070
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DRIVE OME TODAY
30 MPG CITY -43 MPG HIW4 T
.
BOB WJlllA:'\1 VW
• 'iWO Westmrn.>ter A ve.
• 893-7551 or631M880 _________ ,
·fl Sq Back. Looks good &
rpns nice. $1100. Call
~·12.38
HEW '77 MAVERICK 54577 4DOOl51DAH
fACTOIY All~
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'11 411. X lnl cond. N u
r~d1a1s. Chrome rims. nu
tlfks, m uCfler & pn t.
• fB)O. 675-4257
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300 OD engine. chrome front bu , full loam
seat. folding seat back. 8800 GVW package, amo
& oil QllJQ&S. po_, 11teermg, dull bright llWll'11J lock mlmn. 11n1ed wlndahleld, extra coollng
radiator. rear step bumper. 8 00ll18.5 10 ply hrea. Ser. # F25BRZ07289 Stk. t 5439. s4177
NEW '77 PINTO
• Z DOOll SIOAM
I s31n .. · ~ . ....,. __ 4_;.,_ ----·...-.--. W!\11--~ ... --. ---..-· .. lllet 'N :· lint.O ll'RL SIOCik ... , ... I IO'tlOND. ,
'74 VW4.12
Bronze &ta. wagon.,
~M /FM . radial tires, ~EAN ! 40,00-0 mi. l
e't'fler Must sci I. $2750.
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-USED CAR SPECIALS OF THE WEEK -
'O vw Bui:. Auto, ad ~-$990/bestorter .
&10 1156
'.a; VW. Good body. xlnt
l"Wlning conc1. AM/FM
Ndio. $750. 675·5856
71 VW Squareback, good cond .• new paint.
5411.4930
9772 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IEFOREYOU
SELL YOUR
VOLVO.
See us for a wp dollar ·estimate!
M4RQUIS VOLVO
M{SSION VIEJO
831-2880 495-1210
ORANGE COUNTY
.. VOLVO ~CLtJSJVELY VOL VO
.~est Volvo Dealer
. in Ora nee County I ~,.. BUY or LEASE
fZE ~m 760-20\.1
'11 VOLVO 242GL. 1 ID4. alr, P/S, anrf, lthr fnt:
Qrif ownr. U,t50. ~-4441
'7 HZ. Xlnt. Air, new
b.46,000ml. P/P. 4-• 714'551Htr1'7
1975 FORD
..U."lltCC e cyt .. alr conditionl119, Ylnyt lntlfiof. Back to ectlOOl IC)eCl81. (Pt-4921
52277
1974 BUICK .......
V-8, euto. trans .• f actory air conditioning, pewer steering. vlnyt
root. tinted glass. Step up a class.
(2'48KLCI.
52977
1975 CHEV.
YMA
• cyt . 4 speed, radio. heater. Huny and save (990Nl<L).
~ -· -s1377 '
. 1976 FORD
NCTOWA~
4 cYf~ 4 epeed. rwdlo, !\eater.~~ Interior. BHt value In town.
(801NIM<).
52177
1969 FORD
"00 ptCIVf'
v.a. stick ahlit. new paint. lot for a llttle. (40t 19E).
.
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1971 FORD
e."*91DWA~
, ~ane., •~to~afr tlldlo. fltlter. A fat the prtoe. { t\J. • • .,, . ;
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1975 CHEV. 1974 CHEV. a CAMfMO CUSRC tMPALAW4•0t4 V·8. auto, trans.. lacrory elr V-8. auto. trans .• factory air condlllonlng. vlnyl ropr. vinyl conditioning. PCIW9( 11,Mrl~. 1'9dlo. 1nteri0r. Oesslc with clua. lP1478). heater. lug. ractc. Lota o room.
(266KSP).
53971 53077
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1976 FORD 1974 FORD
4 eyf .. C te>eed.= yellow beauty.
PltfTO IUMAIOUT 4 cyt .. auto. trans .. 11r conditioning.
(984NCHJ. Save a few us. (712KYCJ.
52277 51977 .#
1973 FORD 197 6 MERCURY
1.TD4DOOl MAtqUCSWlt.~
V-8, euto, lran9.. air condotionlng. '/•8, euto. Irene .. faatQry air ~ 11.ino. vln~ roof. LOllO up QOndltlonlng. radio, heater. '=-ttie !Milly. (P1413). rack. Dark tJrown beauty. (NPt< ).
52177 '54677
1975 MERCURY 1975 FORD cou.u ILITI
V·8. auto. trana •• f1ctorv elr V-8, 1uto. tr1na .• Jacfory air
conditioning. PoW'lt ateertng. POW oondltlonlng. poww ltNtlno. DOW*
dltc ~ Ylrs roof, Vinyl Interior. dllC brakel.vlnyl root, wnyt lnt«l,or.
81gnoftheC8t. 367l.W). low low mll81. (&5'8NI • .
53977 53877
1972 FORD ~1t6I CHEV.
IANC.-Oe.T. v~a. Iulo. Y=~ factorv air V·S, auto, tran1., oower 1teeri'l; rad~ + lid• pipes. Hard concflt!9"}"'J· power 1tMrlng, Pin
flnd (661'5Y}. llt1P96; \'fnyt lntetfor. ~. a.. 8'1111> CllMllc. (USM78),
1971 TOYOTA 1976GMC 1973 FORD , .. ,.., ~ l'ICIUf' 414 V·8, auto. tr1ns .. f1ctory alr 4 cyl . 4 aPeted. Lota of t~p. v..e. ' .,..,, PoWel' ateettno. ~ condttlonll\Q. full power. power (417CCV). ~ gaa tankl, lllding rNt Window. L atffftno. oower dlac brakes, vlnyt miles. (108\692). roof, tinted glass. wheel covers.
Loaded luxury at low price.
SJ277 ·55977 · . ceeaauwi s3577
1971 FORD 1975 MERCURY 1967VW -MOMAICHMA -
T .. .O V·8. auto. trana •• factory air CONv•tM.I SWllY V-&. auto. trane .• factory air condltlonlno. riowier eteertno. .. cyf .... iipeed. Red beauty ~beach
con<lltlonlno. full power, vlnyt roof. disc: bnlkes. PQWtH' windows. AM/FM bums. (ASF295). vlnyt intenor. Herd to find mode&. tac>e ~. Yinyt roof. flOOf lhlft. (217GRQ). s1IV8f' blue beauty. (241 NOC).
s1977 53877 ~777
1975 FORD 1972 PONTIAC 1971 MERCURY TottlMOWA~ UMAMs won
V-8. auto. trana •• factory air V-8, «110. trans .. brite yellow, fldelry CAPa
conditioning. full power. power air oondltlonlng, full power, power c cyt,. 4 IP8ed. radio. heater. allver
lleerino. power dlec brakes. radio. •lffffng. oower disc tnk ... rldlo. blue. GM saver. (5448F1.>.
vlnyl Interior. Family wagon. vlnyl roof. vinyl Interior. buctcet
(373lV.0). aeate. con101e. Sex appeal. (283FYG1. s2177 51677 ~1477
1974 DATSUN 1974TOYOTA .1969 FORD
.. uoooa COIOU4 T.-
" CVf~ 4 8')Md. '*'lo. helter. Stnd 4 ~ 4 tpMd. *loo ...... V•I, auto. trana •• factory ah
cat Wflh room. (2188). mlMft (257\.JO). condlltonfnD. ~ *-'l'O-pcM9' dllO br1Me. POWW wCnctOM. vlnyt
lnfetlor. CIHn ea • whl1tle. (YCC7C3}. .
s1977 51577 51177
1974 PONTIAC 1969FORD 1974CHEVY ~ ... ToeMOe.T. ITAlll PICWUP Auto. h9na.. llr oondltlonlng. POwtr V•I. •uto. trana., factory •I Y·ll. cl••"· Aeadv lot 9tOrk. 1tterlnJ. POWtr brakea. r1dlo, conditioning. power ltMr1ng, vlnyt (18~).
heater, nyt root. tinted ~-. wtlMI roof, vfnyt Interior, bucket Mata.
bl'tt• ye!IOW. See ft to bellwe ... COVM. tftt wtleel, (920JE l. CXTE732> •
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C • 9917 ...... ftlJ ~t.a 99U BlaCar/BlaDeall '73 Squire Auto al ontfac 9961 Mllac 9965 ~ 9974
••••••••••• .... •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ;.r ............... 1974 Oldt Ot•lta, auto, 35000 ml Perfect.'co d. '74 Ventura CU'latom ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••• "11> CalllalO. XJnt ~. l "11 lllluatan1 ll. A1C, 1un air nu tires. cocoa brwo r.2so.133 '°'68 n · Hatchback 3S0·2BRL. 1977 POMTIAC '78 Gran Prix, loaded SJ VIGA ?6 ..
O.llCP. Lo mJI& lllOO. roof, c11¥ lntr, AM t rM '80 Auto . ~7(000 oriJ vtfy aood cond. l600Q. flt. ~ 9960 AiC. PIS. P /B. Auto. Nu FIRBllD Model. blue w/whl int, HATCHIACKGT
CB 11n 1tcrto, P/I, now Ur 1. ml a uwnrs. X nl cond. 213:887·5857 ,,,_, Ures & paint. AM·FM. sseoc>. Pl.o969 0 ~ --------·• VI, lmmac cund s:nao 11100 . ..,1 l~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ralleye wheels. Extraa. Automatic. pwr. steer· Thi d rt>lrd ff70 DEM • 5 ,....,.,.. tr1111.,
Qleu; hi 9910 ltv•_.. trkdya on --711 CuUa11 Supreme. 3 dr, '68 Satellite V8, PS. PB, 64.000 mllea. Sharp! ~br~rr.v~ctr~s, ~ .:z:'.!'ff: ............. ~~~:.aiS:ot c •
••-•••-•"•-•-••••• JyMCILl.>47.:1211 •(nCl1.~~~r:ti>O~w361cs!l :~.r~l~~ all xtru. ~~;::_P 1'500/ofr. 12700 P.P. '41·8831 wtwJOi..(d'RYZ>. ra '73T·Blrd,veeyclean,ftlll 'OMLYSJlfl
?IMQCIATC 11no Mu.tan1, 'tl,000 ml. trana, ucrlflce 11300. -• ' 55 O · (7SlTJB>. OHLYSSl99 power. A&i /PM tape HOWAIDChenWt1
XlnltODd. Ukenow. k1nl rond, manual tram. 7~l~ PWo 9957 ~t~':f)I.. Catm. 4 Dr. '78 Fkeb\rd Dprtt. 7700 HAIRS deck, atereo, tUt wht. Dove•Qu llSts
On1y11.oooml llllwit »ZNPO .. Best oh' over . • ••••••••••••••••••••••• , A/C. radJo. XlDt ml, immac. Beat orr. Ph AUTOCEHTU :'top~j~~·~~ NJ;WPOR~BEA.Cs
..U.owtTll...-a ll&'IO .... ·l4G4 ~1J~~1~b;.ct~!'h.ftd~: 1174 Ford Pinto ataUoo cond.S279S.M7;29N &42-08lO.e4U14~ l)iv •• NabenCadUlac C'714>f73-6833 or 1ee at IJJ.0555
'Tl 811 Alr.-. Ba& olr. 'fT Mutana •. cyl, very reriu.a631·04M waaon. Mas wbeel1, '87 Sta. Waeon, xlnt run. '88 FlrebJrd. Good Condi· UZBakerSt.;C.M. ·lhUon otJ StaUon. 3001 ...... W•ioo.Ai"C,a"•"" Pwr,ttc. dun new radJah as bat at.ereo tape deck. roof ning cond. Beat offer. Uon.saoo. "blkeaatofHarbor Bl NwptBlvd. •• ·-
e.1 • tery,itrll.11060.4..,_, 'Cll Fa1tb1ck GT. PIS. raek. auto tnna. Clean, 142-6541 CallMS-'7141 540-9109 Sdl'"'elt--· 142-S67S newllrn
Transport lllda • IJ'OC· ....._.Mew 91 d.IJo brakes. Xlnt CO&\d. wtute exterior, blue lo· .... ....... 540-1142504a1'
IU80.C1llMS·20H tertor.armc>.870·4564 ~!·.~!'! .. ., .... !~~ ~.~•w tlOOMlot.Mew tlOOAMtot.Mew 9100 iliiOIOMew tlOO ~ \n Una dean .................. _ •••••
Nocmd Wa&QD, l'ac:tory
air, ndlo, 17115. m.mJ
'71 MODte Carlo, vlnyl top,
aU power 6 xtru. Beat
ol r. I' P. 531-1"5%
"'M Caprice Claa11c Sporl
V-8. S yn:i0.000 m1 warr .•
excell. cond, 19.000 ml.
Car looks uke a Cad & as
loaded. 15,995. 893·6460
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1973 THRU 1977
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CORVE'ITES
HOWARD Chevrolet
Dove & Quail Streets
NBWPORT BEACH
833-0555
"76 Corvette, loaded, 4
.. :;pd, hke new. must sell
ll>"7900. 499.3009
Cougar 9933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·m Cougar XR·7. Needs
left. hand wmdow. Call
644-6591.
Must sell 1970 Cougar.
new paint. good cool!.
~1000 b~l ofr. 640·0406
9940 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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TWO.OOOR COUP£! Only FOUR.OOOR SEDAN! "' Only
Malibu Clasalc With auto. s509 With 11r cond . aulo lrans owr
etc #909G/0811. Fed. l)fl<:e 17294/0670 Fed Of•Ce label. trans.. air cond.. pwr. steering. 8 steering & br11ke, e tc s5298
label. Sl.181! S6.302'
Hew '77 HOY A
lWOOOOI COUPE!
Wilt\ auto. trans.. pwr. steenno
and brakes. and more.
U311/0792. Fed price labef.
$5.552!
Our price
Only
54798
New'77 IMPALA
TWO.OOOR COUPE
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New '77 MIRAGE Our price
HATCHIACKl Oftly
Tw<>door With IUto. trans . air S509I cond . cwr. stMl'ino & bralces. and much more. 1343110590.
Fed. once 18bel. S6 soo•
Hew 176 PLUMBERS' Our P ce
ELECTRICIANS' TRUCK! Only
Service bodv on ..., ton LUV $4698 C & C well ·equ1ooed.
1527313987 Ready to go!
Hew •77 COHCOURS Our P Ce
FOUU>OOI SEDAM! Only
With llir cond.. pOWer steering s5291 and bnlkel. auto. trana.. and
much morel •5264/0881. Fed.
price lat*, te.0551
Hew '77 3·SEA T Our price
STATIONWAGOM ORiy .
With llr cond.. aulo. tr9'9., $619 pwr. 1teerlng, etc.
16993/1128. Fed. price label,
171921
t '75 Granada, 35,000 ml, 6
cyl, ssoo. cub & take
over payment.I. 540-ask for Luis Yero
·n; <M•nada Ghia. Wht
wir~d ~inyl moon rf,
27.000 mi. $4600. All 8,
751·3<*l
1972 T-Bird." good coodl·
lion, AiC, allpower.
$2000. 545·1M6eves.
Sportos ! Like to surf
board or snow ski, ?
Perfect car. Xlnt cond.
'72 LTD Cntry Sq. air, 8
trk. 6 cyl. 644· 7038
'75 t'.iranada 4 dr, 302 V-8,
73 Pant. Grandvle -IUtometlc. POW'9I'
lteering. brNs. wlnctows, etc. Priced 1500.00
Below Col'fent Wholeeal• Blue Book. t076MOT
air. PIS, P/B, AMiFM. '71 lulc:lc Skytortc -autornatto. ex>wer
SJ.250. 559.5525 steering & ~ air cond.. vtrr;t roof, etc.
Sharpelt In Orange County! t&72DL V.
Only
51798
71 Fwd PSr.to Runabout -eu1omltlc. radio
& helter. Good mllee. Showroom fre1hl t757CSN.
76 Chev. li ton Plclwp -four409ed tt1n1 ..
power steering and brakeS. etc. IBYl24& •54 Squire, :ltlnt, A/C,
power. ssso. Everythinc
work.s ! 644-.a39
'71 Torino Sta. Wen. Air. 74 c.a.,.tce -eutometlc. power steerlno &
P i B. P /S, xJnt cond. Sac. power wtndoM. tilt wtreel. llr cond. & stereo
Sl295ioffer. 675-4891 1yatem. &1.ra nice! t365LXH
'73 G.... Torifto
Full pwr. a /c, Low ml'a,
xlnt cond. &2250. 645·51.36
·5199°"" 8 75 ,,,.,. Cutt. Cpe. _ eutonwtlc. llOMf'
119811ng. brakel. 1ir cond., etc., low Jaw mn .. -:'!ced At Whol ... le Blue Boal( ltOYG010
'or 548-5039 •
"76 Granada·Sllver·2 dr.
Stereo/radio. Xlnt cond.
Lo miles. S3750. 644-7970
'75 Ford Granada Ghia.
Loaded. Like new, A real
Gem. 673-8120.
1971FORD
GRAHADA GHIA
Automatic. pwr. ateerin&
"braka d}litaJ clock a: wire wheel covera. ($11.XG),
OHLY $3699 I ' MAIRS ..
AVTOCIMTIR
Div.•NabenCadiUac W5 Baker st., C.111.
"blk eutof Harbor 81
·140.9109
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Qnty
51698
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cond.. radio. •c. Not a bad llttle Clll1 t~S004
Only
51498
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76 ecdiac S.vlQe Loaded! LMIMt. Int.nor. Orange c:o,inty'a favorite! 14714. -
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air, radio, 1196. m.2217_
°71 Moete Carlo, vlnyl top,
all power 6 lllrU . Bel t
olr . .PP. $31S-U152
'76 Qtprice Clu11c Spart v.a. s yr/50,000 m1 warr ..
excell. cond , 19,000 pii.
Car looks like a Cad & is
loaded. S.S,995. 893 6460 c...... 9912 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CORVETTES
CHOICE OF 10
1973 THRU 1977
4 speeds & AulomaUcs Or-. County'•
Larc111t & Finttt·
SelKtion
EZ FINANCING
WE LEASE
CORVETTES
HOWARD Chevrolet
Dove & Quail Streets
NEWPORT BEACH
833-0555
Cougar 9933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·m Cougar XR-7. Needs
left hand window. Call
644-6591.
:Must sell 1970 Coufl ar,
new paint, good contl.
51000 bl>t ofr. 640·0406
Ford 9940
FOUR-DOOR SEDAN!
With air cond .• auto. trans .• ~et w 1n~ows-sieering-brakes and
more! 1'7686/1082. Fed. price
label. S7007.65!
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With auto. trans.. pwr. steering ~ !n:~~e. t~~~~4~ba:~s. r~:: s4191 ~ price label, $4,9551 ,
Our price ONLY . ~
Our price OHL Y With air oond . auto. trans . pwr
steering & brakes. and more. s5291 #7958/0803. Fed. pnce label. .
$6.411' • . · . · Our pnce OHL Y .
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55898
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HATCHIACK! Only FOU&OOOa SIDAM! Onl •
Nnt •77 _cHEVELLE Our price . Mew •77 CHEVELLE 'Ow• price
TWO.OOOR COUPE! Oftfy FOUl.OOOR SEDAN! -Only
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Malibu Classic with auto. S5M8 W1th a1rcond .. autotrans .. owr s5291 trans.. air cond •• owr. steering. st eering & brakes elc
etc. 1t9093/0811. Fed. price 1729410670 Fed 0t1ce label.
label. H .181! S6 302•
Mew'77 MOVA
TWOOOOR COUPE!
With auto trans.. pwr. steenng
and brakes. and m or e.
#4311 /0792. Feet price label.
$5.552!
Our price
Only
54798
New'77 IMPALA
TWO.OOOR COU,E
Two-door with auro. trans .. air 55098 Wlfh air c:ond.. POW9f' 1teert1\9 s5291-y 1
1
cood .. P#f. ateerino & brakes. Ind t>r--. euto. tr&n$.. end
and rrucn more. 1343110598. ltlUch morel t 52&4J'0881. Fed.
Fed. once label. 16 500' once llbllf, 16.0551
Mew '7 6 PLUMBERS' Our price Mew •77 3-SEA T Our pric~.
ELECTRICIANS' TRUCK! Only STATION WA.c>N ORiy.
Service body on "' ton LUV $4698 With lir cond., auto. tnln9., $619 C & C we ll•eQuooo ed. pwr. 1 t eerlng, etc,
1527313987 Ready to go' t 8993/1128. f.ed. SM1ce label.
. 171921
I '75 Granada, 35,000 mi, 6
cyl. SSOO. cub & take
over payments. 5'0-
**OPEN ENTIRE LABOR DAY WEEKEND!*~:; l
SALE CONTINUES TUES.& WED:, SEPT. 6 & 7!~~C~ ask for Luis Yero
'18 q_ranada Ohla. Wht
wirttd vinyl moon rr.
27.000 rtu. $4000. Art 8 .
751·3088
1972 T·Bird: good condl·
tion, A i C, allpowe r .
S2000. 545· 1~ eves.
Sportos ! Like to s urf
board or snow ski, ?
Perfect car. Xlnl cond.
'72 LTD Cntry Sq. air. 8
trk, 6 cyl. 644·7038
"?S Cranada 4 dr. 302 v.s.
73 Pont. GnnMle -1Utornet1c. f)0'#9f'
steering. t>rllMI. windoWI. etc. PrlQed 1500.00
Below Current Whol...ie Blue Book. 1!0711MOT
air, PiS, Pi B, AMiFM. '71 Buick $tylart -1utomatlo. POwer ~.250. 559.5525 steering & brakes. air eond .• vtnyl root, eto..
Sharpest In Orange County! t57W LY.
51398
Only
51798
71 fCln:I Pinto Runabout -aJ~lc. recllo
& heater. Good mllea. Showroom fresh!
#767CSN.
'64 Squire, xlnt, AiC,
power . ssso. Everything
works! 644-4839
'71 Torino Sta. Wgn. Air .
P /B. P1S. xlnt cond. Sac
S129Sioffer.67s.4896
'73 Gran Torino
Full pwr, a/c, Low mi's,
xlnt cond. $2250, 645·5136
74 (.aprke -automatic. poww •leering & oower wlndowS. toll INheet. llr cones. & stereo mtem. Extra nice! t3e5l.XH $I 990nlY 8 75 ...., CUst. C4». -IU!Omltlc. "°"" 1teering. br8k• . .ir c:ond •• etc.. low Jow mn.. -:~*At Wholesale Blue Boo!( toYG010
'or 546-5009 •
'16 Grana<la·Silver·2 dr,
Stereo/radio. Xlnl cond.
Lo miles . S3750. 644· 7970
'75 Ford Granada Ghia.
Loaded. Lilte new. A real Gem. 673-8120.
197SFORD
GRANADA GHIA
Automatic. pwr. atA!lerini
&brak•, dlcltal clock & wire wheel covers .
(591LXG ).
ONLYSlHt
HAIRS
75 Corvftt• T-Top -euto. trans.. oower -"--lfffrlng. braket. & wlnck>Wt. tllt wheel. tler410. air • s7 8 cond.. etc. f8Yl270.
AUTO CIMTER 73 c.orwtte -tourGeed ~ elr c:ond..
Div.•Naberl C.dUtac atereo. ~ lteldng & ~etc. t&41MNH. U25 Baker st., C.M.
\\ blk east of Harbor 81
·540.9109
Oitly
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I D11ntington Beach
Fountain Valley
EDITION
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VOL. 10, NO. 2~. 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Floridan
Flees
For Birth
A Jehovah's Witness mother
gave birth to a healthy nine·
pound, four-ounce boy Monday al
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital after refusing blood
transfusions ordered by a judge
in F1orida. Linda Okenewski, 21, of West
Palm Beach, Fla., underwent a
successful Caesarean section
operation at 5:12 p.m ., hospital
officials said.
Doctors said the woman and
child received no blood
transfusion in the operation in
which they cut into the mother's
abdominal and uterine walls.
Dr. Anthony LeDonne, Mrs.
Okonewski's physician, said
there were no complications and
mother and child are doing fine.
The parents have not selected a
name for the infant.
La.!t week Mrs. Okonewski told
omcials at Broward General
Medical Center in Florida she
would refuse transfusions for
bers~lf Qr her child because or
her religion.
• Hospital officials said the
transfusions would be necessary
because of the mother's rare
blood type.
Two Florida assistant public
defenders appointed n guar-
f dians for the unborn chH<l have
sought to have the fetus made a l ward or the court but were unsuc-
~ cess!ul.
The Okonewski 's then fled to
Fountain Valley to avoid a court
order which forced all Florida
• b oapitals to give blood
transfusions to the mother and
child when the baby wu de-
livered.
Blast Sinks
39-foot Sloop
In SF Harbor
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A
39·foot sloop exploded and sank
at the San Francisco Yacht Club,
but police said they were unable
to determine the cause of the
blast. There were no injuries.
Police Lt. Richard Shippy said
although the origin of the ex·
plosion at 8:40 p.m. Monday was
unknown, San Francisco police
intelligence had been alerted
through sources last week that
the New World Liberation Front
might bomb yachts in the harbor. ·
He said no special patrols had
been planned in light of the in-
formation, but added that the
marina was part of normal
check.a by cruising squad cars.
Within the past two weeks, the
NWLF has struck on four oc·
cuioos, including bombings at a
Pacific Gas & Electric substation
in Sausalito and the plush Olym·
pie Club in San Francisco. An un-
detonated device outside the
private Pacific Union Club here
was found by police and dis·
armed.
"We don't know if this e:i-
ploslon is related," Shippy said.
A spokeswoman lrom the
Peoples' lnformatlon Relay.
which has received NWLF com·
munlques Jn &he past. said they
hadn't &olten any information
from any undetty'OUnd revolu-
tionary groups relating tot.he ex·
plosloo.
The sunken 1hlp, the Major o.
wu owned by Paul Fisher. 45, an
operator o f t h e Comato.ck
Termite and Peat Control Co. A
J &cht moored in~ adJacea&alip ' wu undamaced.
Clunked 'fJg Canoe
On the Labor Day weekend in Newport
Harbor, even the buoys weren't safe. This
one got clunked by happy band of pad·
dlers who were photographed from a pass ·
ing Lido 14. Do buoys have the right·of·
way over canoes?.
2Gunmen
Hold Up
HBStore
Two ski-masked gunmen tied
up a clerk. locked him in a back
room and stole $3,275 from
Pasha's Liquor S&ore. 706 Coast
Highway, l{untJngton Beach,
Monday morning, police re-
ported.
Two unmasked gunmen stole
$600 from the same store last
Wednesday and fled across Coast
Highway.
Police Detective Dick Nolen
said it. is not known at this time 1f
the bandits in Monday's heist are
the same ones who struck last
week.
Store employe Richard Bishop
told police he was opening the
store at 6 a.m. Monday when the
two gWlmen burst in and ordered
him to the back room to open the
safe.
While one or the men bound
Bishop, the other apparently
cleaned out the cash register,
police said. The two bandits left
Bishop bound and locked in the
room for about an hour until the
store owner arrived with the keys
to unlock the door, police said.
In both robberies, the gunmen
were described as male Latins In
their mid·20s. The bandits car·
ried large caliber plated
handguns. No vehicles were used
by the thieves in both robberies,
witnesses told police.
Shooting Erub
Romantic Feud
ARLETA <AP> -One man's
loss of his girlfriend led to the
shootlni deitft of another, police
said.
Dennis Fonder, 24. of
Sepulveda. was found dead Mon·
day at the home of William ScoU
Martin, 23, or Arleta, offlclals
aald. They said Fonder 1bad
claimed Martin bad alienated h1a
airltrtend, and the two had been
feuding.
Moslem Chief Gets
Prison for Siege
WASIIlNGTON <AP> -Hanafi
Moslem leader Hamaas Abdul
Khaalis was sentenced today to
s pend 41 to 120 years in prison for.
his role as leader of a 38-hour
bloody siege that gripped this ci-
ty last March.
Before the sentencing, Khaalis
said, "I know that whatever hap-
pens here will be the will of Al·
lab."
Khaallil would be 97 years old
before he is eligible for parole.
A second defendant, convicted
of stabbing two men at B'nai
B'rith headquarters, received a
slightly harsher sentence. Abdul
Adam, 31. was sentenced to a
total of 44 to 1J2 years in prison.
Khaalis and Adam were the
first sentenced of the 12 Hanalis
convicted July 23 of seiiing three
buildings here -the B'nai B'rith
building. the Islamic Center and
Washington's city hall -and
with taking 149 hostages in an in·
llB Telephone
Box Torched
A vandal torched a telephone
terminal box near 8472 Don
Caster St.. in Huntington Beach
Monday tiy pouring a nammable
liquid on the structure and then
ignmng it, poUce reported.
Police Detective Bob Russell
said the incident is apparently
not related to the 10 vehicle
arsons reported in north central
Huntington Beach last week.
Monday's incident occurred
sometime in the morning but was
not reported until 10:43 a.m.,
police said.
Talks 'Fruitful'
TOKYO (AP) -President
Josip Broz Tito of Yuaoslavia
said Monday his ta1U tilth Com·
munlst party chairman Hua Kuo-
feng and other Chinese leaders
were "very frank, 1lncer~ and
fruitful," Peklnc'• official
Jlsinhuanewa a1ency reported.
• cident that began March 9.
Prosecutors aalted D.C. Superior Court Judge Nicholas S.
Nunzio Jr. to band down stiff sen-
tences to show "that those who
use terror to victimize persons
do so at the risk of forfeiting their
right ever again to be free in
society."
Nunzio sentenced Khaalis to
five to 15 years in jail on 24
separate counts of armed kid·
naping.
However, most will run con·
currently. Only those counts
dealing with hostages taken at
B 'nai B'rith Headquarters,
where Khaalls and six other men
held more than 100 hostages, will
run consecutively. Nuniio also
added an additional one to three
years for conspiracy.
Khaalis also received a term or
20 years to life for the second·
degree murder of a young radio
reporter killed at Washington's
city halt and five to lS years ln
prison in connection with the
shooting of two othe men there
and forthestabbing and shooting
of a man at B'nai B'rith.
However, the judge set all or
these to run concurrenUy with
the others.
In remarks before the sentenc-
ing, Khaalls said, "This country
is In grave problems . . . and I'm
ready to offer my assistance."
Brown Urges
·Labor Effort
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Gov.
Edmund· G. Brown Jr. told or·
ganlzed labor it should act to stop
worker exploitation and help
fight unemployment instead of
"sitting on Its laurels."
"It's time you pull t(>gether,"
he sald belore a Labor DlY meet·
Ing of the Catholic Labor.
Institute ol Southern California.
"Let labor take the lead 8' It bas
int.hepast. Youcan'trestonyour
glory. Things are tou1her.
You'reloelng ftound. ''
60,000 Jam llB Sands
A crow4 aUmated at •.ooci 1*Dle swarmed to l:luntlqtoft
tit;, ·Be.ch MoadaJemet~ lt one Of the lara..r Laber ay
turDouta la rteellt blstory.
=:•rd Cap t. Dou a D' Nld that "~ 1tart· out of the wOodwork"
•Mia the auu brolt• lhrouatt over·
cutlld•aborUY atternooa. He Hid t hat about 45,000 batbeu were Jur.ed to tb•
be.cbll Sunday and u.ooo moN
c1meSaturda1. Pattd.ni loU which can aceom·
Afternoon
N.'Y. Stoeks
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 TEN CENT~
Park's
Return
Asked
WASJUNGTON (AP) -South
Korean businessman Tongsun
Park has been accused or 36
federal corruption charges in an
indictment that lists former Rep.
Richard T. Hanna of Orange
County as an uoindicted co-
conspirator and names several
other present and former mem·
hers of Congress as recipients of
alleged bribes from Park, the
Justice Departmentsaui today.
Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell said he
will ask President Carter lo con-
tact South Korean President
Park Chung Hee "in order lo
have Tongsun Park, who's now a
fugitive, returned to the United
States."
Bell said he will leave it up to
the South Korean government le
determine how Tongsun Park
should be taken into custody ii
President Park agrees to the re-
quest.
Tong.sun Park, a Washington
party giver who has been the
focus of the government probe of
innuence buying on Capitol ffill,
has been in Seoul for about a
week.
At a news conference, Bell
declined to say whether Hanna, a
California Democrat, and other
members of Congress would be
indicted.
Hanna. who represented the
Anaheim area in the House of
Representatives from 1962 to
1974, lived in Newport Beach
following retirement.
However, be left Orange Coun·
ty in late July and a former as-
sociate said three weeb ago
Hanna moved to Arkansas.
Following retirement, the
Democrat set up business offices
in Newport Beach and Irvine,
serving ln a variety of quasi·
official capacities, including the
county.funded Economic
Development Corporation and
the fledgling International Trade
League.
County records show that Han·
na resigned from the corporation
formed to ~Uract industry lo
Orange County on July 8 as the
Park investigation was probing
his business links with Park .
"The investigation is continu-
ing," BeH said. "We're in the
season and we'll have to see what
the harvest will bring."
T he indictment Park was re·
turned by a federal grand jury
Aug. 26 and kept seated until to·
day when the department asked
that it be unsealed. Although the
indictment was reported last
week, no details of the charges
had been available.
Park was charged with con-
spiracy, bribery, mail fraud.
racketeering activities, failure to
register as a foreign agent, and
making polltical contributions
which are prohibited for foreign
agents.
According to the indictment,
Park. Hanna, and two former
directors of the Korean Central
Intelligence Agency conspired
from abou\ 1967 until Dec. 31,
1975, to bribe members of the
House and Senate for their ac-
tions to promote South Korea's
interests.
The two former KClA directors
-Kim Hyung Wook, who held
the position between 1963 and
1969, and Lee Hu Rak, who held
the job from 1970 through 1973 -
were alao named u nindicted
coconspirators.
Hanna played a key role in ad·
vising Park on which members
of Congess should be bribed and
how thousands of dollars should
be parceled out to them, the in·
dictment said.
Bell 1aid Ranna ia not
cooperatJ.ni wlt)l the invesUp-
tion.
The SO.page indictment was
filled with more than a doien
names of pr.-en~ and former
memben of ConcreH .,ho~
ceived money, aomeUmea ln the
form of campall'D contributions
from Park.
A11t. Atty. Gen. Benjamin
ClvlletU u1d aome or those
named are tariets of tbe probe
and aome ven '· IJe declined to
a-.y ~ wu tn .,blch catacory.
FY. Woman Ra~
Police were lnvest11a~ the
rape ~ a 27-year·old f'ounta.ln
Valley woman today. Lt. IATti.a Barlow aald the s.xull •Uaek ot·
curred earJy Sept. 3 la the
WODiM'I Coswlomtnluai. lt WU
not ~ to police until Sun· a.,.
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NAMED IN BRIBERY
Ex-Congressman Hanna
Sky Banner
Revocation .
Considered
Huntington Beach City Council
members will act tonight on a
possible revocation of a business
license for airplane banner-
t owing operations at
Meadowlark Airport.
The council VQted last fllOnth to
give the owner of the Sky -Ad ban-
ner-lowing business 30 days to re-
1 o c ate his business from
Meadowlark.
The action was taken when a
banner was inadvertently
dropped from an advertising
airplane and became entangled
in power Unes at an intersection
near the airport.
Sky-Ad owner Bob Cannon has
indicated to the council thal he
can't find an alternate location.
Tonight's session gets under
way at 6:30 in a joint meeting
with the planning commission re-
garding Lake Street exlension
and widening.
Planning commissioners
earlier made a decision to dis-
continue planning for the Lake
Street extension.
The issue has been reopened
because or an increase in de-
velopment activities along the
s treet, according to Planning
Director Edward Selich.
Educator's Mother
Terminally Ill.
Ocean View School District
Superintendent Dale Coogan took
personal emergency leave Fri-
day to move his 80·year-old
terminally ill mother. the Hunt·
ington Beach educator reported
today.
Coogan moved his mother
from her Gardena residence to
his brother's home in the same
city to provide closer care. He re•
turned to work today.
V e8sel Seized
KODIAK, Ala.ska (AP) -The
Coast Guard has seized a
Taiwanese fishing vessel for al-
leged repeated violations of the U .5. 200-mile fisberiea limit.
Co ast
Weather
Fo1 and low clouds ex-
tendl.ni inland three to four
mllea late tonight and
through mid-morntna Wed-
nesday, otherwise sunny.
Lows tonight M to 67.
Highs Wednesday 70 to 7S
at beacha to 82 to 88 in-
land.
INSIDE TODAY·
You'U MWr ft"f' IMo the
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ARovr TIU: DISTRICT: Ocean Vlew atatr rnembe.r•
.1r~ ('Urrently RHrlnl up for th~ ~plemb~r 12, 1977 ~tart Of
.-nt-,. school H'ar that proausca furthtsr rtllnomont of last
.) ~.ir·, SU<'('t'~~hd pro1er11mii.
"11u:) Jtun'lmt·r brou&ht us e11alu1ttlon11 \hat wore up an .au c.-te,ort• except rnrollmf'nl," notl'd School• Superin
tf'ndt nt J>Jtle Coo.:an. He slrused a highly positive com·
muruty aUUl.lde survey and annual thtln& ln basic skH11
Tht• ~urwv '\hO .... t.'<i an ult lime ht&h or 85 percent of dt!llM cl
piarcnl'. i.athht'<l with OVt'r1tll school p1•rtorm1mce Test
:l!C~r~ rn readrnw llnd math ranJred highe1 lh¥1\ IWY other re·
ceol year and wt:ll above both stale and national normi..
The enrollment picture shows a decline for the kin·
deraartm throueh 1r1'de elght district Down from a peak of
14,200 &b.Klent.a, UU. )lea.r's pr0Ject1on shows an enrollment
of 13,200. The district closed the first of its 25 schools,
Raocho View, in June. OcelU\ V1ew Is still the lar1est ln bolh
enrollment and square miles of the five elementary dlstricts
sending eighth iraders on to blah schools operated in the
Huntington Beach Union High School District. Borders of
tbe 15-square mile district are roughly McFadden on the
north, Huntington Harbour on the west. l'da&oolla on the
east a.nd Talbert on the south.
The school board is elected at laree in odd·number~
years, and serves four-year terms without pay. The presi-
dent or the Board for the current year is Charles Osterlund.
Other Board members include Marianne Blank, Darrell
Carter. Julio "Jay" Rivera and Dr. Margaret "Ma&gle"
Stark.
Approximately 575 teachers. including learning as·
sistance teachers. music specialists, psychologists and
spe~h and language therapists will be employed this year.
The staff also includes approximately 40 administrators
and 400 full and part·time non-teaching employes.
Tax rate for the current year is esllmated at $2.99. a
figure up approximately 20 cents over last year, due to
decreasing enrollment and declining state contributions to
general operating costs. "Unlike other agencies, we don't
realize new money when assessed values rise and taxpayers
see large hikes in monthly housin1 payments," explained
Superintendent Coogan. "We operate under slate funding
formulas. and when local taxes rise, most o( those new
<lollars wind up in the stale treasury, not in Ocean Vi~w ...
CURRENT PROJECTS: Completion~ near at hand on
the ~cvcral building projects designed to expand the dis·
lricl's facilities for seventh and eighlb graders. The build-
ing additions and modifications reflected a year of study by
staff and community. and complement program changes
and expansions at those grade levels.
Further refinement oC the district 's math and reading
program 1s planned. Last year the district launched its
tcacher·dev~loped and district-produced curriculum in
reading and math, and first year results indicate a high
degree of success m most of the classrooms where they
were used.
Currently under study by the Board are programs and
fac:1llllcs for kind~rgarten through grade six. The findings
of a st;iff committt•e resulted m a series of recommenda·
tums a.imed at equalizing foci lilies and opportunities, much
..is the earlier seven /eight study.
/\ dec1s1on 1s expected this year on the disposition of
Rancho View School, located at 8 Street and Warner. Cur·
reot options under consideration include sale or rental, or
moving of the district's central offices now on the valuable
commercial corner or Beach and Warner. to the vacant
school.
EDtJCATIONAL PROGRAM: The District supports a
strong basic program laced with a "diagnosis and prescrip·
ti on·' teaching approach geared to each individual student.
.'Oµs summer, several district teachers have been work-
ing with high school district teachers and officials to jointly
agree on basic skills competency standards for graduating
eighth graders. As a result of these meetings, a series of test
quesUoJYS and procedures has been designed to assess com·
petcncy. This competency is the foundation or the district's
educational program, and current test results show 75 per-
cent of Ocean View eighth graders graduating with skiUs
beyond their grade level as Judged by national norms. The
district is also strongly committed to providing as much
success as possible to every youngster and to building the
student ·s self-concept.
SPECIAL SERVICES: Because the Ocean View
philosophy stresses meeting individual needs, a large
number of special programs operate within the district.
These include spcrial classes for mentally girted minors,
located al two district schools, in addition lo enrichment
programs at each neighborhood school. Parents may
choose to l'nroll their youngster in either. Classes for men-
tally and physically handicapped student& are available.
with transportation provided by the district.
The rustrlcl also oCCers "open enrollment." a pohcy al·
lowing s~udenls to attend any district school, assuming that
space i~ available and that the student provides bis/her own
transportal.lon.
~arly childhood education programs. funde~ by special
state mmlies. are expanding this year assumlna financing
for additional schools becomes available. This pro1ram, a
popular one with parents and staff alike, operated last year
at CresL. Glen, Meadow, Vista, Sun, Robinwood, Oak. Cir·
cle, Mesa. Golden, Pleasant, Lake. Villa&e and College.
SO.ial funding will be continued thla year for Amerl~tp Indian Education, for disadvantaeed and bll·
inguat gsters, metrics education, and for pre-school
youngs s also operating within the district.
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By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
011 ... o.il'f ll'lleUIMf
Sunburned and bewhiskered
Walter Leon Shatsky is back
home in Huntington Beach today
after a cross-country bicycle
marat.hoo.
Waller, 50, a bachelorpurchas·
ing clerk at McDonnell Douglas
Aircraft Company in Long
Beach, llt out across the conti·
neot July 20 on his bicycle after
flying to Miami to begin a 36-day.
1&--speed odyssey, seeing
America the hard way.
"For social acli 'l(ilies, .in cities
where th~y had Parents Without
Partners chapters. I would at-
tc nd the ir functions." said
Shatsky.
"I talked four girls into coming
out to visit," said Walter. "One is
supposed to come out next week.
She was originally from
Venezucl a but I met her in
Houston "
Shatsky, of 19909 Sheffield
I.Cine. recalled, "I met a lot of
people "'ho were curious but the
thing about bic)cling is that peo-
ple are ui.ually nice to you. J met
a guy. a teacher. from Toronto.
Can., JUSl east or Biloxi. Miss.
While he was pedaling east and I
was going west.·'
Shalsky started out camping
on his first mght out of the
Everglades but quickly decided
discretion is the better part of
valor and began checking into
hotels instead of lodging in the
great outdoors.
The mosquitoes were eating
him.
Waller, in fact, met lots of peo-
ple along his 3.100-mile route on
which he pedaled 155 miles on hi s
longest day and averaged 90
miles daily.
He pumped the pedals for 155
miles the day after he blew hi s
rear tire and broke 13 spokes
near Alpine, Tex .• vowing to
make Marfa even if it was after
dark.
Shalo;ky and his bicycle got
blown off the r oad once by a big
diesel truck's slipstream. And he
learned the real meaning or ice
water. a shower and a soft bed on
his trip from east Lo w~t. he
says.
''The worst-part of the bike
ride was west Crom New Mexico
and Arizona. The heat was sort of
unbearable and the towns are too
far apart." he explained.
"l weighed 170 when I started
out," he explains, adding that
food and other living expenses
averaged $15 daily.
A member of the Orange Coun-
ty Wheelmen, Los Anaeles
Wheelmen. American U!ague of
Wheelmen, American Youth
Hostel and the Sierra Club's
bicycling branch, Shatsky says
the last eight days of hls trlp
were the toughest.
INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNJ11ES: Ocean View has
taken major steps over the past several years to provide in·
volvement opportunities for local residents. Believina that
participation in the school system la essential for both un·
derstanding and lmprovemtmt.. the district support.I Schoel
Advisory Committees (SAC> in every building. More than
300 citizens are involved on the committees, studying cur-
riculum, school problems, analysing communl\y s urveys,
a nd serving as a communications link between the local
I ''I ran out of water a few Umes
I and then the mountains to climb
I to get into Sao Diego were quite a I burden .•. "
school and the neiahborhood.
In addition to school-based com01lttees. there are dis-
trict-level committees of par,ent croup presidents, Early
Child.hood Education, MGM, as well as staff committees
that assure staff participatJon 1D decillona aff eetln1 the in-
structJonal prognms .
Over 2,000 perents participate In an acUve volunteer
proaram which hu been underway for aenral years. and
any resident with time or slUlls to share ls "ftl'mly
welcomed at every achooJ .
SCllOOL T111£8 AND CALBNDAU: Startlns Um•
'tor each school vary, and, a.ton• wltb el an Jlata wut be poet-
ed at &he scbooll prior to e>pen[nc day. School bolldaya and
time schedules will be aent hom• with ltud•ota ln the early
weeks ol the firet semester. Questiona n11rdlnl q,eclftc
achoo& 1cbedw111boutd be directed to the scboolt. -
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tmmuruuUon bi.tory with Ul=•t the time of enrolltntnt. I Partida ot enterlq ftnt ai an remlnded that recent I
1tat.e JqlslatJon requlnl a cal examlnaUon prior to I·
achool apenlna, Form.t foru..M examlnaUou ue. available ·
ORANGI COAIT "" DAILY PILOT
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Tre~ty
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Readied
WA.SlnNGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Carter welcomed Panama-
nian head of government Omar
Torrijos to the White House today
in preparation for the hiatoric
signins of a new treaty for1ed in
13 years ol negotiations over the
future oft.he Panama Canal.
Carter strode out of the Oval
Office onto a collonade lo shake
hands with the Panamanian.
They chatted as they walked in·
side, fianked by Vice President
Walter F . Mondale, Secretary of
Stale Cyrus R. Vance ao<t
Zblgnlew Briezlnski, tbe Presi-
dent'• national aecurlty assis-
tant.
Torrijos and Carter spoke in·
English as they posed for t>boto·
graphs at Carter's desk ln the
Oval Office.
"It's all very well organized, ..
Torrijos noted, re!errinj( to the
administration's elaborate pre·
arations to receive more than 20
Wes tern Hemisphere heads of
state or their representatives.
The dignitaries will observe
the treaty-signing ceremonies
wedresday.
"I hope so," Carter replied,
grinning.
"Well, we must have faith,"
the Panamanian replied.
The United States and Panama
later gave final approval to tbe
texts which will be signed by
Cart.er and Torrljos.
.. We have come to the end of a
very long road," said the
cochalrman of the U.S . negotiat·
ing team , Ellsworth Bunker, as
he initialed the documents for the
United States.
The miliaJing for Panama was
p e rformed by its c hief
negotiator, Romulo Escobar
Bethancourt, and the Panama-
nian minister or education.
Aristedes Royo.
Lawyers for the two countries
h ave bee n working on the
Spanish and English language
text since the conceptual agree-
ment on th<' new treaties was
reached in Pancima four weeks
ago.
The texts added little new in·
formation to what already has
been said publicly by both sides.
Boat CrtUJh
Body Found
HOUSTON CAP> -
Authori.U• reported find·
ing part ol the sixth vicltm
of Sunday night's tbree-
boal colllaion in the San
Jacinto River today.
Police said the victim
appeared to be an unlden-
tllled woman. Parts or her
body were found a quarter
mlle downstream from the
site of the accident.
Autborltes said t.be
wreck occurred when a
motor boat, running
without lights, pulled into
the river and was rammed
, by two high-powered Jet
boats. Eight aurvi vors
were plucked from the
water minutes after the
craah.
Aldo Strike'
Bicyclut;
Suspect Held
William Francis Newton, 18,
remained ln critical condition to-
day at PaciOca Hospital where
he was taken after being hit by a
car while riding his bicycle in
Huntington Beach Sunday even·
ing.
Young Newton, or 7562 Alham-
bra Drive. Huntington Beach.
was st.ruck while riding near
Silver Lane and Glencoe Avenue
about 7:30 p .m., according to
police reports. He is the son of
Huntington Beach Fire Depart-
ment Capt. Bill Newton.
The driver of the car. Daniel
Lane Hagerman, 29, of 7622 ~olga Drive, Huntington Beach.
was arrested on suspicion of
felony drunken driving. police
said. Heiafreeonbailtoday.
Traffic investigators said both
Newton and Hagerman were
traveling north on Silver Lane
when the collision took place.
Prote8t Broken Up
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -
About 100 police in riot gear
broke up a crowd of 300 to 400 an-
ti busing protesters Monday night
after the demonstrators blocked
tramc on a major highway. A
9-year-old black girl was injured.
Borrow up to $10,000
T alee 10 years to repay
LaiiCe's .. ,
Bank ....
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WASHINGTON (AP> -A
House subcommittee chairman
said today budget director Bert
Lance operated one of has
Georgia bo.nks like a tamlly
.. playpen.''
"Banks are not the personal
toys or bankers -al least they
are not s upposed to be,"
Chairman Fernand St Germclii
said.
"While t do not want to pr'-
judge. the evldence J have seen &p
date leads me to believe that Belt
Lance, his family and friends r(t
garded the Calhoun First Na.-
tional Bank as their playpen -~
be used as they pleased.'•
A statement by St Germain, a
.Rhode Island Democrat, came~ President Carter resilttd eflo~
by two key senators to get Lan~
to resign.
Jurors Back
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in Orange County Superior Coud
where a jury is lr)liog to reach J
verdict in the sanity phase of cort-
victed killer Edward Carles A}..
laway's trial.
Divided al 8·4 when they too~;
the weekend break jurors re·
turned to Judge Robert P.
Kneeland's courtroom today for
what will be their fourth day <it
discussions.
The jury earlier found Al-
laway, 38. guilty or seven counb
of murder and two of assault with
a deadly weapon in connectioh
with the shooting of nine Cell
State Fullerton employes on Jut,y
12, 1976. .
The jury must now determine
if Allaway falls within the slalJ·
dards of the M'Naughgen rule,
the definition of legal sanity or
insanity that is applied in
California Courts.
You pay 10% simple annual interest
The Annual Percentage Rate is 11.7%
you're a property owner, the If Newport Equity Funds Team wants to
arrange a loan for you. We're
brokers. We'll find the cash you"re look1nJl,
for and arrange a loan of up to $10,000 at
10 perctnt simple annual interest for 10
years. Of course you may be aple to borrow
more (up to $50,000) and shorter terms are
available (as little as 3 years) at a higher
annuaJ percenta~ rate. And you may be
able to repay up to 20 percent of the
principal in any year without penalty, as
provided by State law. On a $10,000 loa11
you'll have 120 monthly pAyments of $8J.JJ
(interest only) and a final principal
repayment of $10,000.
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ABOl 'T THE PISTlllCT: Ocean View 1t1rr mt:mbers
Olrt l"urrt.ntly j(CUrln& up fur the September 12, 1977 6lurt Of
<* nt>w ac~ yt•1'r I.hat prcunileS fut\btr rtoftntlmtint of lu11t
) t .. r ·s 5.UCCi: ful proiram,, ,
"Thul :summer brou1ht us «1valuatlon1> \hat wt1re up 1n
11U calqon except enrollment," nottd Schools Supertn·
tf'ndc.nl Dale Cooaian He •tre.ncid • h11thly poa1hve com
mu.ruty attitude survey and annual te:stu)i In basic skills
1'ht-~UTVt'S' 'howt-d an all Um4! high vf 85 perctinl or d1stnct
purent:. :!>Jll fwd with ovt-rull school perform a nee Tl'i.l
::,cur• in rc1-1din& and m¥th rtmlu.od higher than any oth•·r re-
cent year and well above both st¥te imd nt1Uonal norms.
The enrollment picture shows a decline for the Ion
der1arten through 1rade eight d1stnct. Down from 11 peak of
14,200 5tudents, tbil year's projection shows an enrollment
ot U)J)O. Tho dlJlrict closed the first of 1ts 25 schools.
Rancho View, in June. Ocean View ls 1Ull the largest in both
enrollment and square miles of the five elementary districts
sending eighth iraders on to ba~h schools operated in the
Huntington ·Beach Union H1gh School Distract. Borders of
the J.5.square mile district are roughly McFadden on the
north. Huntington Harbour on the west, Magnolia on lhe
east and Talbert on the south.
The school board is elected al large in odd·numbered
years, and serves four-year terms without pay. The presi·
dent of the Board for the current year is Charles Osterlund.
Other Board members include Marianne Blank, Darrell
Carter, Julio "Jay" Rivera and Dr. Margaret "Maggie"
Stark.
Approximately 575 teachers, including learning as-
sistance teachers, music specialists, psychologists and
speech and language therapists will be employed this year
The staff also includes approximately 40 administrators
and 400 full and part·time non-teaching employes.
Tax rate for the current year is estimated al $2.99, a
figure up approximately 20 cents over last year, due lo
decreasing enrollment and declining state contributions lo
general operating costs. ''Unlike other agencies, we don't
realtz.e new money when assessed values rise and taxpayers
see large hikes in monthly housing payment.a," explained
Superintendent Coogan. "We operate under stale funding
formula'>. and when local truces rise, most of those new
dollars wind up in the state treasury. not in Ocean View."
CURRENT PROJECTS: Completion is near at hand on
the several building projecL'> designed to expand the das-
t rict's facilities for seventh and eighth graders. The build-
ing addJtions and modifications reflected a year of study by
staff and community, and complement program changes
and expansions at those grade levels.
Further refinement of the district's math and reading
program is planned. Last year the district launched its
teacher-developed and district-produced curriculum in
reading <.1nd math, and first ye<.1r results indicate a high
degree or success in most of the classrooms where they
were used.
Currently under study by the Board are programs and
f<JeilitJcs for kindergarten through grade !!ix. The findings
of a s t<.1ff committee resulted in a !>Cnes of rccommenda-
ltons aimed at equalizing facilities and opportunities, much
:.is the earlier seven /eight study. .
A decision is expected this year on the disposition of
llancho View School, located al B Street and Warner. Cur·
rent options under consideration include sale or rental, or
moving or the district's central offices now on the valuable
commercial corner or Beach and Warner, to the vacant
school.
.£DtJCATIONAL PROGRAM: The District supports a
strong basic program laced with a "diagnosis and prescrip-
tion·· teaching approach geared to each individual student. ·'O\is summer , several district teachers have been work-
ing wtth high school district teachers and officials to jointly
agree on basic skills competency standards for graduating
cigfltb waders. As a result or these meetings, a series of test
questions and procedures has been designed to assess com·
pelency. This competency is the foundation or the district's
educational program, and current test results show 75 per·
cent of Ocean View eighth graders graduating with skills
beyond their grade level <.1s judged by national norms. The
district is also strongly committed to providing as much
success as possible to every youngster and to building the
student's self.concept.
SPECIAL SERVICES: Because the Ocean View
philo:;9phy stresses meeting individual needs, a large
nuD'lber of ~pecial programs operate within the district.
These include special classes for mentally girted minors,
located al two district schools, in addition to enrichment
programs at each neighborhood school. Parents may
choose to enroll their youngster io either. Classes for men-
tally and physically handicapped students are available,
with transportation provided by the district.
The district also offers "open enrollment," a policy al·
lowing s~udents to attend any district school, assuming that
space irt available and that the student provides his /her own
transportation.
~arly childhood education programs, fund~ by special
state nu>nies, are expanding this year assuming financing
for additional schools becomes available. This program, a
popular one with parents and staff alike, operated last year
ul Crest, Glen, Meadow, Vista, Sun, Robinwood, Oak, Cir-
cle, Mesa, Golden, Pleasant, Lake, Village and College.
.ial funding will be continued this year for
AmeJ1Ctp Indian Education, tor disadvantaged and bil·
inguaf ~ gsters, metrics ~ucation, and for pre-school
youngs s also operating within the district.
INVOLVEMENT OPPORTtJNmES: Ocean View has
taken major steps over the past several years lo provide In·
volvement opportunities for local residents. Believing that
participation In the school system is easentU.l for both UD·
derstanding and Improvement, the district supports Scho•l
Advisory Committees (SAC> in every building. More than
300 citizens are involved on the committees, studying cur-
riculum, school problems, analydng community aur\leys,
a nd serving as a communications link between the local
school and the neiahborhood.
In addiUon to school-based committees, there are dl1-
tricl·level committees of parent group presidents, Early
Childnood Education, MGM, as well aa atalf committees
that assure stair participaUon ln decialons aff ectln1 the in-
structional programs.
Over 2,000 parents participate In an active volunteer
proJt&ln wblch bu been underway for several years, and
an1 reaid•nt with time or akillJ to share ia .....,mly
welcomed at eveey achool .
SCHOOL TDIES AND CALEND.ut.8: Startlnl times
for each ICbool vary. and, alon1 wlth class llats wlll be post·
eel at UMt school.I prior to e>penlftl day. School hoUdaya and
time 1chedule1 wlll be sent home with at\ldenta in the early
weeka of the first •~meat.er. Q1,aeationa recardint apectnc
acbool achedulet abould be dlreeted to the achoola.
New students may enroll any time after Auaust 28, ltTT
and entertna ldndercartnen 1boUld have proof of blrth and I·
l mmunli&t.lon b1ltory wlth them at the tlmt of enrollment. I
Parent.a ol entertns lint anden are reminded tbat recent I
atate lellaJaUon nquil'el a pb,alcaJ examlnaUon pnor to I.
acbool Ol*liftl. FonnJ for~ uamlaaUom are avaU1bJe ·I
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Watter Shataky
Maratlwn
Ends/or
HBMan
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Olt,..OAllY "lleCStAff
Sunburned and bewhiskered
Walter Leon Shatsky is back
home in Huntington Beach today
after a cross-country bicycle
marathon.
Walter, 50, a bachelor purchas-
ing clerk at McDonnell Douglas
Aircraft Company in Long
Beach, tit out across the conti·
nent July 20 on bis bicycle after
flying to Miami to begin a 36-day,
10-speed odyssey, seeing
America I.he hard way.
"For social acli '(ities, in cities
where they had Parents Without
P<.1rtncrs chapters. I would al·
tend their functions," said
Sh<.ttsky.
"I talked four girls mto coming
out to VlSit," said Walter. "One is
supposed to come out next week.
She was original l y from
V enezucl a but I met her in
I 1 ouston '
Shats ky. of 19909 Sheffield
Lane, recalled, "I met a lot of
Pl'Oplc \\ho were curious but the
thing about b1cycltng is that peo-
ple arc usually nice to you. I met
a guy, a teacher, from Toronto,
Can., Just east of Biloxi, Miss.
While he was pedaling east and I
was gomg west."
Shatsk,y started out camping
on his first night out or the
Everglades but quickly decided
discretion is the better part of
valor and began checking into
hotels instead of lodging in the
great outdoors.
The mosquitoes were eating
him.
Walter, in facl, met lots of peo-
ple along his 3,100-mile route on
which he pedaled 155 miles on his
longest day and averaged 90
miles daily.
He pumped the pedals for 155
males the day after he blew his
rear tire and broke 13 spokes
near Alpine, Tex .• vowing to
make Marla even if it was after
dark.
Shal<1ky and his bicycle got
blown off the road once by a big
diesel truck's slipstream. And he
learned the real meaning or lee
water, a shower and a soft bed on
his trip from east to west, he
says.
•'The wors~ part of lhe bike
ride was west from New Mexico
and Arizona. The heat was sort of
unbearable and the towns are too
far apart," he explained.
"l weighed 170 when I started
out," he explains, adding that
food and other living expenses averaged $15 dajly.
A member or the Orange Coun-
ty Wheelmen, Los Angeles
Wheelmen, American League of
Whee lmen , American Youth
Hostel and the Sierra Club's
bicycling branch, Shatsky says
the last eight days of his trlp
were the toughest.
•'I ran out of water a few times
and then the mountains to climb
to get Into San Diego were quite a
burden .•. "
OfU,NQI COAST NII'
DAILY PILOT
'l're.~ty
S. •
ig•~ng
Readied
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presl·
dent Carter welcomed Panama-
ruan bead of government Omar
Torrijos to the White House today
in preparation for the blltoric
sianing of a new treaty foqed in
13 yean ot negoUationa over the
future of the Panama Canal.
Carter strode out of the Oval
Office onto a collonade to shake
hands with the Panamanian.
They chatted as they walked in·
side, flanked by Vice President
Walter F. Mondale, Secretary of
State Cyrus R. Vance and
Zbigniew BrzezlnsJd, the Presi-
dent's national s'ecurlty assis-
tant.
Torrijos and Carter spoke in-
English as they posed for ~to.
graphs at Carter's desk 10 the
Oval Office.
"It's all very well organJzed,"
Torrijos noted, referrini to the
administration's elaborate pre·
araUoos to receive more than 20
West.em Hemisphere beads of
s tate or their representatives.
The dignitaries wUI observe
the treaty-signing ceremonies
Wedpesday.
"I hope so," Carter replied,
grinning.
"Well, we must have falth,"
the Panamanian replied.
The United States and Panama
later gave fmal approval to the
texts which will be signed by
Carter and Torrtjos.
"We have come to the end of a
very long road," said the
cochairman of the U.S. negotiat·
ing team, Ellsworth Bunker, as
he initialed the documents for the
United States.
The initiaJing for Panama wa~
performed by its c hief
negotiator, Romulo Escobar
Belh.ancourt. and the Panama·
nian minister of education,
Aristedes Royo.
Lawyers for the two countries
have been working on the
Spanish and English laneuage
text since the conceptual aeree-
ment on the new treaties was
reached in Panama four weeks
ago.
The texts added little new in-
formation to what already has
been said publicly by both sides.
Boat Craah
Body Found
HOUSTON <AP> -
Authorili• reported find·
mg part of the sixth victim
of Sunday night's three,
boat collision in the San
Jacinto River today.
Police said the victim
appeared to be an uniden-
tified woman. Parts of her
body were found a quarter
mlle down.stream from the
site of the accident.
Autborltes said the
wreck occurred when a
motor boat, running
without lights, pulled into
the river and was rammed
, by two high-powered jet
boats. Eight survivors
were plucked from the
water minutes after the
crash.
Amo Strikes
Bicyclut;
SuspectHeM
William Francis Newton, 18,
remained in critical condition to-
day at Pacifica Hospital where
he was taken after being hit by a
car while rldjng his bicycle in
Huntington Beach Sunday even-
ing.
Young Newton, of 7562 Alham·
bra Drive, Huntington Beach,
was struck while riding near
Silver Lane and Glencoe Avenue
about 7:30 p.m ., according to
police reports. He is the son or
Huntington Beach Fire Depart-
ment Capt. Bill Newton.
The driver or the car, Darnel
Lane Hagerman, 29, of 7622
Volga Drive, Huntington Beach. ·
was arrested on s uspicion of
felony drunken driving, police
said. He is free on bail today.
Traffic investigators said both
Newton and Hagerman were
traveling north on Silver Lane
when the collision took place.
Protest Broken Up
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP > -
About 100 police in riot gear
broke up a crowd of 300 to 400 an·
ti busing protesters Monday night
after the demonstr~tors blocked.
traffic on a major highway. A
9-year-old black girl was injured.
Borrow up to $10,000
T a.ke 10 years to repay
1.anCe's q
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Bank ..
Playpen?
WASHINGTON (AP) -A
House subcommittee chairman ·
said today budget director Ben
Lance operated one of his
Georgia banks Jlke a family
"playpen.••
"Banks are not the personaJ
toys of bankers -at least they
are n ot supposed to be.~
Chairman Fernand St GermaiJl
s aid.
"While I do not want to pr~
judge, ~e evidence I have seen f9
date leads me to believe that Bet\
Lance, his family and friends rt-
garded the Calhoun First Na!.
tional Bank as their playpen -I»
be used as they pleased.··
A statement by St Germain, ~
Rhode Island Democrat, came as
President Carter resisted efforCs
by two key senators to get Lan~
to resign.
Jurors Back
On Allaway
Sanity Issue
Deliberations resumed todaf
in Orange County Superior Coo¢
where a jury is trying to reach ..
verdict in the sanity phase of cort-
victed killer Edward Carles Alo-
laway's lrial.
Divided at 8·4 when they too~
the weekend break jurors re-
turned to Judge Robert P .
Kneeland's courtroom today for
what will be their fourth day Of
discussions. .
The jury earlier found Al-
laway, 38, guilty or seven counts
of murder and two of assault with
a deadly weapon in connectioh
with the shooting of nine Cell
State Fullerton employes on Jury
12, 1976.
The jury must now determine
if Allaway fall s within the sta1t·
dards or lhe M'Naughgen rule,
the definition or legal sanity or
insanity that is applied lh
California Courts.
. ·:
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10 perctnt simple annual interest for 10
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morr (up to $50,000) and shorter terms are
available (as little as 3 years) at a higher
annual percentage rate. And you may be
able to repay up to 20 percent of the
principal in any year without penalty, as
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EDITION
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. VOL . 70. NO. 2'49, l SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA iUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 TEN CENTS)
Korea Indictment Lists Hanna
Ounked by Canoe
On thr Lahor Duy weekend in Ne wport
Ha r bor . ('\'en the• huo\s \\eren't safe. This
onC' gut <'l unkt•cl h~· ·happy buncl of p<id ·
dlers who were photographed from a pass·
ing Udo 14 Do buoys have the n ght·Of·
\\ <i .V o ve r t' a ooc~ '!
New School
Started for
Woodbridge
1, Groundbreaking ceremonies
were held today to celebrate
• beginning or the construction of
Stone Creek Elementary SChool
in Irvine.
The school is the first for the
housing urea called Woodbridge.
It will ~ loc ated at the comer of
West Yale Loop and Stone creek
South
Estimated co~t of construction
is S2 J million.
The rac1htv is !>c heduled to open next fall to serve 276 kin-
dergarten through sixth grade
students. Ultimate enrollment is
planned at 480, with a maximum
600 students.
Woodbndste area children cur-
rently attend Woodbridge In stant
School. a collection or portable
classroom buildings on West
Yale Loop
Bull Panics
Fair Crowd
RUTLAND, Vt. <AP) A
1,300-pound bull crashed through
a six-fool fence at the state fair
and ran through a packed
grands tand for five minutes
before cowboys roped it. A
woman was trampled by the bull,
and two other people we re
trampled by fleeing s pectators,
officials said
Vermont State Fair officials
.said several or the estimated
~.ooo spectators in the
.grandstands when the bull broke
loose swung box-seat chairs at
C:he bull trying to divert Jt.
A Rutland Hospital spokesman
said Virginia Cruickshank, 34, of
()rwell, was in satisfactory con-
dition in the hospital with head
and chest injuries following the
incident Monday night.
Forum Slated
On Housing ·
n. ruture of houalng ln lrvlne
1¥111 be the subject of a 1peelal
public hearh\g before the Pian. .Nnt Comml.sslon, at 7~JO p.m. "1lunday.
The meet.log ls at VeudO lllld-
"• School, 4 Deerfield Aft .• In ,.. Village ol O.rfltld. .
' Pw'pole ol the hoU1ln1 elemfllt
~the clty'a eeneral plan ii to de·
tell lrvine'1 houllnl nffdt. IOlll
•d pollclea to rnftt those needs. :11Dd current boutii>1.
Booby Alert
Birdimtcher New SpecieB
By PIDUP ROSMARIN
OU.tit Ml' ...... It.Mt
You can dial a telephone
number in Los Angeles and the
woman who answers will tell you
cheerily, "There was a blue.fool·
ed booby seen last Wednesday on
the breakwater at Playa Del
Rey."
Or, "The boobies at the SaJton
Sea th.is past week were all very
dark birds."
She's not commenting on the
suspected intelligence of
Southern CaJifornians, nor their
suntans.
She's with the Los Angeles
Audubon Society, and the
telephone number (213·814-1318)
is the society's Rare Bird Alert
number. Anyone can call and
find out who JUSt flew Into town.
bird wise.
An increas ing number of
Americans -an estimated five
million of them , are discovering
the peculiar thrills of sighting the
blue-rooted booby, the wandering
tattler. the American
oystercalcher. the white-eyed
hummer and a thousand other
species.
The image of the bespectacled
pantywais t who looks like
Truman Capote trudging through
the tall grass in knickers and
kneesocks is being punched to
birdfeathers by a new species of
birdwatcher.
He's even got a new name:
He's a birder, and his sport is
"blrdlnK."
Robert L. Pitman. a UC Irvine
research biologist. is one of the
ne\41 breed of birder who'll testify
his sport has its rugged side. He
wears a brace from the time he
fell 50 feet from chffs on Santa
Cruz Island, fracturing a
vertebra.
Pitman was counting cor·
morants at the time.
It broke h.is back but not his en·
thusiasm ror birds.
Pitman will try to com·
municate some of that en·
thusiasm through a UC Irvine
Extension course in the natural
history of birds, which will meet
Thursdays 7 p.m. to 10 p.m .
Sept. 29, Oct. 6 and Oct. 13
[n three Saturday field trips
<Oct. 1, 8 and JS) Pitman and
another UC Irvine research
biologist, Paul Kelly. will take
their initiate and experienced
birders where the birds are: Up·
per Newport Bay and the San
Joaquin marsh.
There's a Channel Islands trip
in October to spot sea birds, Pit· <See BIRO, Page A2)
Park's
Return
Asked
WASIDNGTON CAP) -South
Korean businessman Tongsun
Park has been accused of 36
federal corruption charges in an
indictment that lists former Rep.
Richard T. Hanna of Orange
County as an unindlcted co-
conspirator and names several
other present and former mem-
bers of Congress as recipients of
alleged bribes from Park, the
J us t1ce l>epartment sa1<l to<lay.
Atty Gen Griffin Bell said he
will .isk President Carter to con-
tact South Korean Pres ident
Park Chung Hee "in order to
have Tongsun Park. who's now a
fugitive, returned to the United
States."
Bell said he will leave it up to
the South Korean government tc
determine how Tongsun Park
should be taken into custody ii
President Park agrees to the re·
quest. Tong.sun Park. a Washington
party giver who has been the
focus of the government probe of
influence buying on Capitol Hill,
has been in Seoul for about a
week.
At a news conference. Bell
declined to say whether Hanna, a
California Democrat, and other
members of Congress would be
indicted.
Hanna. who represented the
Anaheim area in the House of
Representatives from 1962 to
1974, lived in Newport Beach
folloWblg retirement.
However, he left Orange Coun·
ty in late July and a former as·
sociate said three weeks ago
Hanna moved to Arkansas.
Following retirement. the
Democrat set up business orrices
in Newport Beach and Irvine,
serving in a variety of quasi·
official capacities, including the
county .funded Economic
Development Corporation and
the fledgling JnternationaJ Trade
League.
County records show that Han·
na resigned from the corporation
formed to attract industry to
Orange County on July 8 as the
Park investiptlon was probing
his business \mks with Park.
"The investigation is continu-
ing." Bell said. "We're in the
season and we'll have to see what
the harvest will bring."
The indictment Park was re·
turned by a federal grand jury
Aug. 26 and kept sealed until to·
day when the department ask'ed
that it be unsealed. Although the
in.dictment was reported last <See HANNA, Page AZ)
Thrill Killing?
Hones and COWll Slain
Two thoroughbred horses and two cows were shot to
death Monday in an apparent thrill-killing spree just ofr
Santiago Canyon Road in the Cook's Corner area, Orange
County sheriff's deputies said today.
A Tmao horse was shot througb the neck but
5Urvived.
A witness, who had been motorcycling in the area,
described the suspects u two white men, about 20 to 2S
years old and driving a four-wheel-drive vehicle.
The slain horses were owned by Frank Waer of Orange
and the cows were the property of a William Flowers.
Flowers also owned the wounded horse.
ALL THE ANIMALS were shot with a smaJl-caliber ri·
fie at about 2 p.m., according to sheriff's deputies.
The witness provided investigators with a description of
the vehicle and a license number, which is being checked
out today.
Mom Flees Florida,
Has Baby in County
A Jehovah's Witness mother
gave birth to a healthy nine·
pound. four-ounce boy Monday at
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital after refusing blood
transfusions ordered by a judge
in Florida.
Linda Okenewski, 21, or West
Palm Beach, Fla., underwent a
successful Caesarean section
operation at 5: 12 p.m., hospital
officials said.
Doctors said the woman and
c hild received no blood
transfusiQD in the oper•Uon in
which they cut Into the mother's
abdominal and uterine walls.
Dr. Anthony LeDortne, Mrs.
Okonewski's physician, said
there were no complicaliona and
mother and child are doing fme.
The parents have not selected a
name for the infant.
Last week Mrs. Oko'newski told
0Hic1als al Broward General
Medical Center in Florida she
would refuse trans fus ions for
herself or her child because of
her religion.
Hospital ofCicials said the
transfusions would be necessary
because of the mother's rare
blood type.
Two Florida assistant public
defenders appointed as guar·
dians for the unborn child have
sought to have the fetus made a
ward ol the court but were unsuc·
cessful.
The Okonewskis then fled to
Fountain Valley to avoid a court
order which forced all Florida
hospitals to give blood
trans£usions to the mother and
child when the baby was de·
Uvcred.
900 Illegal Aliens
Caught on Coast
Border patrol agents picked up
nearly 900 illegal aliens over the
long Labor Day weekend. includ-
ing one sedan with 15 adults
crammed inside.
Agent-In -charge Al Jan icky
s aid it was a very busy weekend
for the U.S. Border Patrol at the
checks1oint where agents in·
spect northbound traffic on the
San Diel(o Freeway,
"Saturday was really busy," ·
Janicky said. "We apprehended
434 aliens that day."
He said 198 were picked up Fri-
day, 128 on Sunday and 112 aJiens
stopped on Monday.
Agents pulled over a 1969
Dodge sedan Monday containing
15 men, according to Janicky.
·'There were seven or them in
the car and another eight
crammed in the trunk," he said.
Irvine Panel Eyes
City Arts Policy
"Thei weren't very comforta·
ble," Jarucky added.
Another 16 aliens were spotted
near the San Onofre Nuclear
Plant on Sunday, according to
San Clemente police. Agent
J anicky said those illegals were
also captured and included in
the Labor Day weekend
statistics. The Irvine Community
Services Commission has ex·
panded its considerations for a
city arts policy from the public to
the private sector or develop·
ment.
Last month the commission,
trying to devise a plan to bring
more art work into the clty, eit·
amined the posslblllty ot requir·
ing developers of public projects
to include works of art in site de·
signs.
But at a meet.ins of the com·
mtsslon scheduled at 7:30 p.m.
W edneflday at city hall, com-
miasloners have been uked to
comment on four cateeorles of
development.
Besides public projecta listed
as pot.enUa1 subject.I for an arts
OOOL OFFER; ·
WARM RESPONSE
When • Coett, Meaa man want· ed to tell 1\11 .tr condlUoner, he came &.ct'~ botlat market. 1n
·town -th• Dally Pllot clauifted
advertbln11ect.lon.
H1I 1ucceu 1tory wu 11mpl~.
he aoldlttothefintcaller. Here'• tn. aat.uaed:
policy, schools. libraries. fire
stations and private projects are
being considered .
Among private projects in·
eluded ln the debate over a city
arts policy -ar• shopping centers,
banks, industrial buildin1s.
hospital•, bousbie tract.a. apart-
ment.a and condominiums.
Art works could include !oun-
tains, murals, statues, monUt
menta, sculptures or pa.lntlngs.
The Irvine exploration ot such
an arts policy is based on ex.bUn1
policies: Loi An1elea, San Fran·
ci1co, Seattle and Philadelphia.
Accordlhg to Je11e
Wuhlnctoo, the city's communi·
ty •esvicet director, one percent
to tw~ percent of ,ro.1 esUmat.d
coeta or proJeew mleht be •et.
attde ror art workl lft1lde ot on
the~ o(~ prc.ject.1.
Communlt1. ••rvlcea eom·
mWlon recocniMndatlom Gn the
POlkJ' ~ be forwarded to th• I mile C1t1 Counc:U.
4 Die In Ora.eh
V es8el Seized
KODIAK. Alaska (AP> -The
Coast Guard bas seized a
Taiwanese fishing vessel for al·
leged repeated violations of the
U.S. 4m·mile fisheries limit.
Coast
Weather
Fog and low clouds ex·
tending i.nland three to four
m Iles late tonight and
through mld·mQrnlng Wed·
nesday, otherwise sunny.
Lowa tonight 64 to 67.
Htfhs Wednesday 70 to 75
at beaches to 82 to 88 In·
land.
INSIDE TODJ\ Y
Vou'U Mia gwn who tM nrwn Sflnf.rion baHbolt
~-!I. S#Pag.81.
l•ilex
, .
\2 DAIL V I'll Q I
Laguna
'Begging'
Modified
fht" city of t. .. i:una Ruch wlll
mocll(y ''' ¥nl1 l>t•l(llln(( or
thnant•t• 111 lht' fuc·c-u( u frdt'r1&l
l 'OUrt dt'<'hloll tn fuvor ol tht•
Huu Kru.bna rult wht('h h&td
chMlll'r\M«i the city law on con
~tltutJonuJ arounds
That was the word today from
l '1ty Manu.il'r .'\I Tht·al who i.1ucJ
.1 fl\'W ordin,mC'e mt·L•tan g the
t•ourt 's rt!<tutrcments should be
rc.-11dy for City C-0unr 1I consldera
lion Sept 21 ·
U S Oi!->tracl Court Judge
OaVld W. Willtams ruled agamst
the <"ilY Friday in a s uit brought
by thl' Sol·aety for Krishna
Com.cwusness agaan:,t Police
Ch1d Jon Sparks aind Orange
County D1stn('t Attorney Cecil
lh('ks
Six Knshnas who brought the
su1l charged claimed thal hand·
ing out leafkts and sohc1ting
donations as a µart of their pros·
elyttling.
Judge Williams siad the
municipal code was unconstitu-
taonaJ in allowing a city official
alm05t arbitrary power to deny a
pcrrrul lo anyone he chooses.
The Kr1shnas, however, bad
never been d enied a permit,
ThcaJ said. They had never com·
pletcd lhe application form. The
cultists balked at supplying the
financial data sought by the city.
Theal said the overturning of
the solic1lat1on law has broad
consequences for the city.
"Being a resort community,
you could be deluged e very sum ·
mer with people wanting to
solicit on the beaches. in front of
the fcstiv1:1ls 1:1nd on the streets.
That's why we're concerned
about 1t," he s aid
Jurors Back
On Allaway
Sanity Issue
Deliberations resumed today
1n Orange County Supenor Court·
where a jury 1s trying to reach a
verdict in the sanity phase of con·
victed loller Edward Charles AJ-
laway's lnal.
Divided at 8·4 when they took
the weekend break jurors re-
turned lo Judge Robert P.
Kneeland's courtroom today for
what wiJI b~ tpeir fou rth day of
discussions
The jury earlier found Al-
laway. 38, guiJty or seven counts
of murder and two of assault with
a deadly weapon 1n connection
with the s t>ooting of nine Cal
State Fullerton cmployes on July
12, 1976.
The Jury must now determine
1f Allaw<.1y falls within the stan·
<lards of the M'Naughgen rule.
the definition of legal sanity or
1nsan1ty that is applied in
California Courts.
Shooiing Ends
Romantic Feud
ARLETA <AP) -One man's
loss of hi~ gtrlfrlend led to the
shooting Beath of another, police
said.
De nnis Fond e r . 24, of
Sepulveda, 9.tas found dead Mon·
day at the home of William Scott
Mart.in. 23. of Arleta, officials
said . They said Fonder had
claimed Martin had alienated his
girlfriend. and the two had been
feuding.
Stereo, Cash Gone
A thief crept through an un·
locked open bedroom window of
an Irvine;go e and took a $300
stereo se $500 in cash, police
reported y. Victim Renee
Laurent, a 47-year·old auto
m e<:hanic, said the stereo was
taken from his Hvfng room and
the cash from a wallet he Jtept In
a bedroom niehtstand.
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'Deere's a Bitcla to It
" Directors Mel Brooks <left> and s uspense master Alfred
Hitchcock chat about Brooks' upcoming movie "Hig'1
Anxiety." which Brook!> calls a "salute to the genius ·of
I IJtchcock." The new comedy fli ck pokes fun at such
Hitchcock classics as ··spellbound," "Vertigo," "The
Birds" and "Psycho." I '
) -Moslem Chief Gets
Prison for Siege
WASJilNGTON <AP> llanafi
Moslem leader Hamaas~bdul
Khaalis was sentenced tOday to
spend 41to123 years Ul prison for
has role as leader of a 38-hour
bloody siege that gripped this ci-
ty last March.
Before the sentencing, Khaa11~
f'rmaPageAJ
HANNA •..
week, no details of the charge~
had been available.
Park was charged with con
s pa racy. bnbery, mail fraud,
racketeering activities, failure to
r egister as a foreign agent, ancJ
making political contributions
which are prohibited for foreign
agents.
According to the Indictment.
Park, Hanna, and two former
directors of the Korean Central
Intelligence Agency conspired
from about 1967 until Dec. 31,
1975, to bribe members of the
House and Senate for their ac·
lions to promote South Korea 'c;
interests.
The two former KCIA director'>
-Kim Hyung Wook, who held
the position between 1963 and
1969, anJ Lee Hu Rak, who held
lhe job from 1970 through 1973
were also named unindictcd
coconspirators.
llanna played a key role in ad·
vising Park on which members
of Congress should be bribed and
how thousands of dollars should
be parceled out to them. the in·
dictment said .
B e ll said Hann a is not
cooperating with the anvestiga·
lion.
The 30-page indictment was
filled with more than a dozen
names of present and former
members of Congress who re·
ceived money, sometimes in the
form of campaign contributions
from Park.
Asst. Atty. Gen . Benjamin
Civiletti said some of those
named are tar~ets of the probe
and some aren t. He declined to
s ay who was in which category
According to the indictment.
Park gave $10,000 in November
1971 lo the wife o f Edwin
Edwards, then a House member
and now governor of Louisiana.
A month later , Park had one of
his employes give $5 ,000 to
Edwards' gubernatorial cam·
paign and in January tm, Park
funneled another $5,000 to
Edwards' campaign.
In April 1972, Park had $3,000
in cash deUvered to th'e cam·
palgn of Jack Miller. a former
Republican senator from Iowa,
the indictment said.
Later that year, Park de·
livered $1,000 lo Rep. J ohn
McFall <D·Calir. ), the indict·
mentsaid. ·
said, "l kuow that whatever hap·
pens here will be the will of Al-
lah."
Khaal1s would be 97 years old
before he is eligible for pa.role.
A second defendant, convicted
of stabbing two men at B'na1
B 'nlh headquarters. received a
slighUy harsher sentence. Abdul
Adam, 31 , was sentenced to a
total or 44to136 years in pnson.
Khaahs and Adam were the
first sentenced of the 12 Hanafis
convicted July 23 of seizing three
buildings here the B'nai B'rith
huilchni.(. the I:-;lc.1mic Center .rnd
Wash1ngt1m 's city hall -and
with lllking 149 host ages in an in·
cident that began March 9.
T<'n followers rccei ved sen·
tcncc.s rWl~ng from 24 years to
life
Prosecutors a s ked D C.
Superior Court Judge Nicholas S.
Nunz10 Jr. to hand down stiff sen·
lences to show "lhat ~hose who
use terror to v ictimize persons
do so at the ris k of fqrfeiting their
right ever again to be free in
society.''
Nunzio s<'ntenced Khaalis to
five to 15 years an jail on 24
sep.1rate eounts of armed kid·
naping
llowevcr . most wall run con·
currently Only those counts
dealing with hostages taken at
R 'nai B 'rith Headquarters ,
whe re Khaahs and sax other men
held more than 100 hostages. wall
run consecutively. Nunzio also
added an additional one to three
years for conspiracy.
KhaaJis also received a term of
20 years to life for the second ·
degree murder of a young radio
reporter killed a l Washington's
city hall and five to 15 years in
prison an connection with the
s hoot.mg of two othe men there
and for the stabbing and shooting
of a man at B'naj B'rith.
However. the judge set all of
these to run concurrenUy with
the others.
In remarks before the sentenc·
ani.t. Khaahs said. ''This country
is in ~rave problems . . . and I'm
ready to offer my assistance.''
SC Holdup
Try Thwarted
By Minister
A Costa Mesa minister thwart-
ed a holdup attempt Saturday in
San Clemente when he told two
men holdJng a gun on hlm the
weapon did not look real.
Rev. Paul But1er told San
Clemente police he was out.side
Sebastian 's West, a dinner
playhouse at 140 W. Pico, when
two young men approached him
and asked for m atches. .
When BuUer said he had no
matches, the men pulled a Kun
and demanded cash, he said. The
minister told them the gun didn't
look real to him, and they could
10 ahead and shoot it.
Instead, they fled, running
south toward the municipal
beach dub. Butler said. He
described hls analtanta u 18 or
19 yean old .
lance's
Playpen? • WASHINGTON (AP> -A
House subcommittee chairman
said today budaet director Bert
Lance operated one of his
Georgia banks like a family
"playpen,"
"Ban.ka are not the personal
toys of bankers -at least they
a r e not s upposed t o be,•'
Chairman Fernand St Germain
said.
"While I do not want to pre·
judge, the evidence I have seen to
date leads me to believe that Bert
Lance, his family and friends re-
garded the Calhoun First Na·
lional Bank as their playpen -to
be used as they pleased."
A statement by St Germain. a
Rhode Island Democrat, came as
President Carter resisted efforts
by two key senators to get Lance
to resign.
In an interview with CBS News
today, Lance said he doesn 't
believe the Carter administra·
lion is losing confidence in him.
Sens. Abraham A. RibicoCf (D·
Conn.) and Charles H. Percey
<R·Ill.), told Carter Monday that
they think Lance should step
down while Congress in·
vestigates what they called
serious new allegations or II ·
legality. Ribicoff and Percy are
ranking members of the Senate
Governmental Affairs Commit·
tee, whlch confirmed Lance and
whi~h is investigating his affairs
rurther this week.
Carter was noncommittal to-
day when asked if he thought/
Lancesbouldresign.
"We'U see about that later."
was Carter's only response to the
question.
As ked if this meant he was not
ruling out a resignation, Carter
ignored the inquiry and returned
lo hts Oval Office after saying
goodbye to Panama's head of
government , Omar Torri1os .
TorriJos was al the White House
in preparation for the histonc
s igning Wednesday of a new
PaniJma Can<.tl agreement.
The President reportedly still
fe els Lance h.ts done nothing
wrong and will be vindicated by
the committee's investigallon.
·'I haven't seen any evidence of
lhatatall." besaid.
~~· SENATORS TELL CARTER LANCE SHOULD RESIGN :
Charles Percy (left), Abraham Rlblcoff . ~
Fr .. Page Al ' lo • • • BIRD WATCHERS. • • ! : man's specialty, besides popula·
Lions of porpoises, whales, sea
lions. elephant seals. sharks and
sea turtles.
Fee for the course is $88.50.
"There are few places in the
United States that are notorious
for having lots or bird species, ••
Pitman said.
The Orange Coast is one of
them, though most p eople are
unaware of that.
"That's because you have lo go
where they are to see them," Pit·
m an said. Not many birds prefer
the concrete habitats offered by
urban s hopping cent ers and
highways, he said.
So Patman plans to lake his stu
dents lo coastal sail marshes.
chaparral, riverside, grassland
and oak woodland.
He hopes to sr-ot such rare
species as lhe long.tailed Jaeger,
rarely seen on the California
coas t because the Arctic tun·
dra-breedang bird migrates at
high speed and at high altitude.
Borrow up to $10,000
Take 10 years to repay
In the Channel Islands, on Sat
M 1guel, is the biggest ·sea birt
population -20,000 birds is Piti-
man's conservative estimate ..;..
Execution ·
Threatened
COLOGNE, West Germa
CAP) -Telephoned tbrea
rt a 1 med a k idnaped We
German industrialist would
executed today. He was abduct
Monday in a street ambush
which his chaufCeur and lhr
t
L I .
b()dyguards were killed . i
' Authorities said they had ~-
tamed two persons in connecti
with the attack and kidnaping f
llanns Martin Schleyer . B l
Chier Federal Prosecutor K
He bmann said it was not ~
known whether the two we
directly involved. They were t
identified.
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VOL. 70, NO. 249, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 TEN CENT~
Korea Indictment Lists Hanna
Laguna
~Begging'
•
Modified
The city of Laguna Beach will
modify its anti-begging or-
dinance in the face of a federal
eourt decision in favor of the
Hare Krishna cult which had
challenged the city law on con-
stitutional grounds.
Thafwas the word today from
City Manager Al Theal who said
a new ordinance meeting the
court's requirements should be "'
ready for City Council considera-
tion Sept. 21 .
U .S. District Court Judge
David W. Williams ruled against
. the city Friday in a suit brought
by the Society for Krishna
Consciousness against Police
Chief Jon Sparks and 0.-ange
County Dislrict Attorney Cecil
Hicks.
Six Krishnas who brought the
suit charged claimed that hand-a---·--d .... c inic out leaflets and soliciting ·~ .,, anoe
donations is a part of their pros-
elytizing.
Judge Willi ams siad the
municipal code was unconstitu-
tional in allowing a City ofrlcial
, almost arbitrary power to deny a
permit to anyone he chooses.
On the Labor Day weekend in ;\'ewporl
Harbor, even the buoys weren't safe . This
one got clunked by happy band of pad-
~lers ~vho were photographed from a pass-
ing Lido 14 . Do buoys have the right-of-
way over c~nocs '?
The Krishnas, however, had
never been denied a permit,
Theal said. They had never com-
pleted the application form . The
cultists balked at s upplying the
financial data sought by the city.
Theal said the overturning or
the solicitation law has broad
consequences for the city.
.. Being a resort community,
you could be deluged every sum-
• mer with people wanting to
~olicit on the beaches, in front of
the festivals and on the streets.
That's why we're concerned
about it," he said.
Mom Flees Florida,
Has Baby in Valley
A Jehovah's Witness mother
gave birth lo a healthy nine-
pound, four-ounce boy Monday at
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital after refusing blood
transfusions ordered by a judge
in Florida.
Linda Okenewski, 21, of West
Palm Beach, Fla., underwent a
successrul Caesarean section
operation al 5: 12 p.m., hospital
officials said.
Doctors said the worn an and
child received n o blood
transfusion in the operation in
which they cul into the mother's
abdominal and uterine walls.
Booby Alert
Dr. Anthony LeDonne, Mrs.
Okonewski's physician, said
there were no complications and
mother and child are doing fin e
The parents have not selected a
name for the Infant. Birdu:atcher New Specie'
By PJOLIP ROSMARIN
Of I .. Dally Pllel Slaff
You can dial a telephone
number in Los Angeles and the
woman who answers will tell you
cheenly, "There was a blue.foot -
ed booby seen last Wednesday on
the breakwater al Playa Del
Rey."
Or, "'The boobies at the Salton
Sea this past week were all very
dark birds."
She's not commenting on the
suspected intelligence o r
Southern Californians, nor their.
suntans.
She's with the Los Angeles
Audubon Society, and the
telephone number (213-874-1318)
is the society's Rare Bird Alert
number. Anyone can call and
find out who just Oew into town,
bird wise.
An increasing number of
Americans -an estimated rive
million of them, are discovering
the peculiar thrills of sighting the
blue-footed booby, the wandering
tattler, the American
oystercatcher, the white-eyed
hummer and a thousand other
species.
The image of the bespectacled
pantywaist who looks like
Coast
Weather
FOi and low clouc:ta ex·· tend.Ina inland tbrff to tour
miles lato tonlJ~t and
throup mld·mOl'DlnJ Wed·
neaday, otherw1H 1Ulllly. •
• Lows tonl1ht ~ to t?.
: HJ1hs Wednesday '10 to '75
• at beaches to aa to • m.; Jand.
INSIDE TODAY
l".ou'U MNr.,..,. uM U..
NwaC ,,,.,,._.°" INIM&d • ........... ,,..,_
Truman Capote trudging through
the tall grass in knickers and
kneesocks is being punched lo
birdfeathers by a new species of
birdwatcher.
He's even got a new name:
He's a birder, and his sport is
"birding.·•
Robert L. Pitman, a UC Irvine
research biologist, is one of the
new breed of birder who'll testify
his sport has its rugged side. He
wears a brace from the time he
fell 50 feet from cliffs on Santa
Cruz Island , fracturi n g a
vertebra.
Pitman was counting cor-
morants at the time.
It broke his back but not his en-
thusiasm for birds.
Pitman will try to com·
municale som e of that en·
thusiasm through a UC Irvine
Extension course in the natural
history of birds, which will meet
Thursdays 7 p.m. to 10 p.m .•
Sept. 29, Oct. 6 and Oct. 13.
In three Saturday field trips
(Oct. 1, 8 .and 15 ) Pitman and
another UC Irvine research
biologist, Paul Kelly. will take
the}r initiate and experienced
birCSers where the birds are: Up-
per Newport Bay and the San
Joaquin marsh.
There's a Channel tslanda trip
in October to spot sea birds, Pit·
man's specialty, besides popul.,.
tlons ol porpoises, whales, tea
lions, elephant seats, 1barka and
aea turtles.
Fee for the COUJ'le ls $88.50.
"'lbere are few places ln the
United states that are not«tous
for havlnf Iota ol bird apeclea; ..
Pitman aald.
The Oran~• Coaat ll one of them, thou moct peOple are
unaware ot at.
'"nlat'• because you have to 10
wbe:N they are to lff them," Pit-
man aakl. Not many birds pref er
tbe concrete habltatl offend by
urban 1boppln1 centera and
IQhwaya, he said: lo Pitman plana to take bia ltu·
cltntl w coutal aalt man':d ~al. i1venlde. arllll --~l'lnd. Re llopiel '° 1p0t Htta rare ...... • u.. lcma.u.Ited J..,.._,
riueli 1em on th• c,utomla
coat beeauee the AreUc tun• dra·bniiedlne bird mll"ttti at
Mala IPMd IDd eta.tab altitude. ln t.hl ChUIMl llfUCS., oa San
llipel, 11 the blHeat..,aea bird
popwlldon -30,000 birds IA Pit· mu'• t'OftltrYativ. .. umu -(8-maD;PapAI)
Last week Mrs . Okonewski told
officials at Broward General
Medical Center in Florida she
would refuse transfusions for
herself or her child because or
her religion.
Hospital officials said the
transfusions would be necessary
because of the mother·s r are
blood type.
Two Florida assistant public
defenders appointed as guar-
dians for the unborn child have
sought to have the fetus made a
ward of the court but were unsuc-
cessful.
The Okonewskis then ned to
Fountain Valley to avoid a court
order which forced all Florida
h ospital s to give blood
transfusions to the mother and
child when the baby was de-
livered.
Brown Urges
l.nbor Effort
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr. told or-
ganized labor it should act lo stop
worker exploitation and help
fight unemployment instead ot
"sitting on its laurels."
"It's lime you pull together "
he said before a Labor Day m~l-
1 n g of the Catholic Labor
Institute of Soutbem California.·
BoatCraah
Bady Found
HOUSTON (AP ). -
Aothor1ti• reported find·
tn1 part ol Uio eixth vlctlin
of SUnday nt1h1'1 three·
boat collilion ln tbe San
J ac1nto River today.
l>ollee 11id Ui• victim
•QP.tared to be an unlden·
t1Red woma, Part& of her bOd1 were fQUnd a quarter
mll• dowmtteam from lh• slteottM~t.
Authorltu 11ld tbe wreck occurred •b•• a motor bo~. r:unnlat
Wit.bout llstm. pulled lnto
th• rl.er and wu rammed
b)' two h11h·powered Jet
boats. El1ht aurvlvore
were pluclctd from lb•
wat.r mlnulel aft-ff th•
crub.
SC Holdup
Try Thwarted
By Minister
A Costa Mesa-minister thw~
ed a holdup attempt Saturda,y in
Sun Clemente when he told two
men holding a gun on him the
weapon did not look rea.).
Rev. Paul Butter told San
Clemente police he was outside
Sebastian's West, a dinner
playhouse al 140 W. Pico, when
two young men approached him
and asked for matches.
When Butler said he had no
matches, the men pulled a gun
and demanded cash, he said. The
minister told them the gun didn't
look real tv him, and they could go ahead and shoot it.
Instead, they fled, running
south toward the municipal
beach club, Butler said. He
described his assailants as 18 or
19 years old.
~Site
For Shelter
OnA.genJa
The Laguna Beach City Coun-
cil will be asked Wednesday lo
select a site for a municipal
animal shelter and to authorize
Initial architectural and
engineering work.
Cost of the shelter has been
estimated at $187 ,000 of which
$60,000 was allocated in the
1977 · 78 city budget.
The planning commission has
recommended pla~ing the
shelter on the city's old landfill
dump Just north of the SPCA
facility in Laguna Canyon.
Also under conalderaUon ls a
spot now used for summer art
festival parking across the street
from Hunt Automotive.
The city has stud ied
alternatives to a cit)'·Operated
shelter and a final decision is
pendini.
Other council buaJness in·
eludes:
-Increaslng the parklna fine
from $3 to $S per vtolatlon of
overtime meter or meter feed·
ln1.
-5ee1dnc • *"°·ooo grant for
• acquisition of Moulton Meadows,
property 1ou,ht 11 a park •
between Too o Uie World and
Arch Beach If elaht.t.
The meetJng be1in1 at a:ao ·
p.m. ln city hall chambers, ad·
Journs at 5 p.m. and reconvenes
at.6 P·"l.:
4DieinCruh
MONTRJ;AC (AP> -A ltolen car ftHlill pollc• er11b.S lato
anOthir cu Ji(mday ntPt and
killed Ufe fov occupanta ol. thO'
atcCIDd car, a police 1poketrnan
aaid. Two poUeernen were burt ln
tbe ch .. Wbea tbelr car hit a ttM. Tbe drttw of I.ht ltol• ~
wbicb emmlMCl 1toltb UemM
plat., ... Ud una~
WU~
Park's
Return
Asked
W ASlDNGTON (AP) -South
Korean businessman Tongsun
Park has been accused of 36
federal corruption charges in an
indictment that lists former Rep.
Richard T. Hanna .of Orange
County as an unindicted co-
conspirator and names several
other present and former mem-
bers of Congress as recipients of
alleged bribes from Park, the
Justice Department sau1 WClay.
Alty. Gen. Griffin Bell said he
will ask President Carter lo con-
t a ct South Korean President
Park Chung Hee "in order to
have Tongsun Park. who ·snow a
fugitive, returned to the United
States."
Bell said he will leave it up to.
the South Korean government le
determine how Tongsun Park
should be taken into custody if
President Park agrees to the re-
quest.
Tongsun Park, a Washington
Oall'I' Pli.t &laff Plloto
NAMED IN BRIBERY
Ex-Congressman Hanna
900 Illegal
Aliens Get
party giver who has been the Re Ti •
focus or the government probe or
influence buying on Capitol Hill, turn np
has been in Seoul for about a ·
week.
Al a news conference, Bell
declined to say whether HaMa, a
California Democrat, and other
members of Congress would be
indicted.
Hanna, ..,ho represented the
Anaheim area in the House of
Representatives from 1962 to
1974, lived in Newport Beach
following retirement.
However, he left Oranre Coun·
ty in late July and a former as-
sociate said three weeks ago
Hanna moved to Arkansas.
Following retirement, the
Democrat set up business offices
in Newport Beach and Irvine,
serving in a variety of quasi·
official capacities, including the
county-funded Economic
Development Corporation and
the fledgling International Trade
League.
County records s how that Han-
na resigned from the corporation
formed lo attract Industry to
Orange County on July 8 as the
Park investigation was probing
his business links with Park.
"The investigation is continu-
ing," Bell said. "We're in the
season and we'll have to s~ what
the harvest will bring."
41to123 Years
Border patrol agents picked up
nearly 900 illegal aliens over the
long Labor Day weekend, includ-
ing one sedan with 15 adults
crammed inside.
Agent-in-charge Al Janicky '
said it was a very busy weekend
for the U.S. Border Patrol at the
checkpoint wher e agents in·
spect northbound traffic on the
San Diego Freeway. ·
"Saturday was really busy,"
Janicky said. "We apprehended
434 aliens that day."
He aald 198 were picked up Fri·
day, 128 on Sunday and 112 aliens
stopped on Monday.
Agents pulled over a 1969
Dodge sedan Monday containing
15 men, according to Janicky.
.. There were seven of them in
the car a nd another e ight
crammed in the trunk," he said.
"They weren·t very comforta-
ble," Janicky added.
Another 16 aliens were spotted
near the San Onofre Nuclear
Plant on Sunday, according to
San Clemente police. Agent
Janicky said those illegals were .
also captured and included in
the Labor Day weekend
statistics.
Moslem .Chief Gets
Prison for Siege
WASIDNGTON (AP>-Hanafi
Moslem leader Hamaas Abdul
Khaalis was sentenced today to
spend 41 to 123 years in prison for
his role as leader of a 38·hour
bloody siege that gripped this ci-
ly last March.
Before the sentencing, Khaalis
said, "I know that whatever hap-
pens here will be the will or AJ.
lab."
Khaalls would be 97 years old
before be is eligible for parole.
A second defendant, convicted
of stabbinc t,.o men at B'nai
B'rit:h headquarters, received a
slightly harsher sentence. Abdul
Adam. 31t was sentenced to a
total of 44to136 years in p_rtson.
Khaall• and Adam were the
firat sentenced of the 12 Hanafls
convtcted July aa or 1elzln1 three
bulldinp here-the B'naJ B'rl\h
building, the Islamic Center and
Waabiniton'• city hall -and
wltb t.aktni 149 hoeta1es ln an ln·
cld•t that beaan March 9.
Ten foUowen received sen·
tences ranatna Crom 2• yeU1 to
life.
Proaecutora aaked D.C.
Superior Court Jud1• Nicholas S.
Nunzto Jr. to band down 1Wf sen·
ten.c• to show "that U\OM who
use terrOr to vlcUmln penooa
do ao at U\e riak ot f orf elllna their
rtpl ever aaaJn to be tree in aoclety."
Nunalo sentenced tthaalJa to
five to 15 rura In iail on at •es>••te ~ or annm kid· nalMa. Aowever, most wW nn con·
curr.nU1. Onty tboH co..nta
d .. uni Wlth tt.oeu, .. ta. at
B 'aal B'rltb Headquarters, wJl ... KhaaUI Ud alx othtir men
tield men tbu 100 ~Will
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years for conspiracy.
Khaalis also received a term of
20 years to life for the second·
degree murder of a young radio
reporter killed at Washington's
city hall and five to 15 years in
prison in connection with the
shooting of two othe men there
and for the stabbing and shooting
of a man at B 'nai B 'rith.
However, the judee set all of
these to run concurrenUy with
the others.
In remarks before the sentenc·
ing, Khaalla said, "Thls country
Is in grave problems • • • and I'm
ready to orrer my assistance."
Vessel Seized
KODIAK. Alaska CAP) -The
Coast Guard has sebed a
Taiwanese flsbin1 vessel tor al·
lege:d repeated violations of tbe
U.S. 20().mlle flsherle.s Um it.
COOL OFFER; ·
WARM RESPONSE
Ma a Cost• Mesa man want·
ed to aen hit air conditioner. ho
came to the botteat marltet ln
"town -the Dall,J Pllot cluslfied
advertlsina sect.ton.
Hla 1occea story waa llmpte,
he told It tot.be flnt caller. ffue•a
tbt ad be used:
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Laguna Beach Unified School Dlatrlct
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:\f\Ol T Tiit: DISTRICT. La.iuni. Beach UnHied School
P1 ... tr11 t ln<'luclt•.., tht· 1ar~wi of 1'hn10 Arch Baay, South
1 .. tft40.i, I .aa:un.i t1nci Irvine Cove, Latuna C1anyon. Top or
lht• World and Arch Bei.ch Hel1hi... Eduutlon ls provided
for duldrcn, k1ndcraarten throu1b 12th eradt. Five
•cbools comprbc the dh1trict, three elementary, Thurston
lntt>nnedlale School and U11una Beach Hl1&h School.
~·h<1ol tM-11f n'> Wednesday Sepl 14. An estimated enroll-
nwnt of :1,400 will <cnd schools m the dlstnct. The schools
Jrt' sla!ft.'<.1 by 1t 250 member faculty and 160 full and part
time &upporl staff. EsUmated general purpose tu for
1977 78 wtll be Sl.87 with an aMual expenditure of $1,468.40
per pupil. <This cost Includes summer school and the
Reetooal Occupational Program.)
BOARD OF EDUCATION -CURRENT CONCERNS:
The five-member Board of Educallon meets lhe first and
third Thursday of each month at 7 .30 pm. in the Education
Center Bollrd Room, 5SO Blumoot. Board President Harry
Bithell descnbes some of the challenges facing the board
and d1strict:
Implementing the new legislation regarding high school
graduation requirements throu~h the establishment of
standards of proficiency in reading comprehension, writ·
mg and computation. Improving the basic kindergarten
through 12th grade instructional program, providing ade-
quate fac1Lities and dealing with the problems of school
financing, "are major concerns and priorities."
NEED MORE INFORMATION!
Dr. Rohen A. Sane his, Superintendent 494·8546
WHAT IS TAUGHT: When compared with students
throughout the state, Laguna Beach pupils, elementary
through high school, score on the average in the top 10 per·
cent on the annual state required testing program. Areas
tested include reading, writing, spelling and mathematics.
Elementary: Major priorities at the elementary level
include the teaching or basic skills, supplemented by enrich-
ment programs, est ablish(Jlent of good study habits and the
development or positive st,udeot self-esteem.
Intermediate School! Thurston Intermediate Schools is
for 7th and 8th grade students. All students are enrolled in
history. English. math. social studies, science and physical
(•ducalion They also take music, art and a variety of elec·
lives designed to stimulate interests and sltills which can be
t•xplored in greater depth in high school or guide them in
career choices.
High School: Laguna Beach High School is a com·
prehensive high school offering an extensive academic pro-
gram in English, science, mathematics, foreign language
and business skills. Attention is also given to the liberal arts
area or music, art, drama and athletic programs for girls
and boys. The media center provides extensive sets or
materials for research and drill in most major academic
area:;
In addition to oncampus courses, the Capistrano·
Laguna Regional Occupation Program orters an extensive
µrogram in job entry !>kills for high school students.
Graduation requirements at Laguna Beach High School
include three years of English, one year of lab science, one
year of mathematics, three years of social studies including
American government, U.S. his tory and world cultures.
driver education, human ecology, and consumer
economics. Also. physical education Is required. These
courses comprise 120 units of the 230 units required for
graduation; 110 units are electives.
ADULT EDUCATION: The adult education proil'am
offers a variety or courses for adults or high school students
wishing to complete requirements for graduation. The pro·
gram offers academic courses such as basic skills, English
as a second language, first aid, typing, foreign languages
and creative writing. Developing personal interests in the
areas of art, photography, business education, home
t•conomics, industrial and physical skills, are but a few of
the courses to choose from. Senior citizens are included in
clayt1me classes which include courses in foreign language,
physical condH10nlng, various arts, handling personal busi-
ness and home repairs. Fall classes will begin the week of
September 19th. Brochures are being mailed to district res1·
dents.
CAREER VOCATIONAL EDUCATION: The high
school maintains an active career center staffed by trained
counselors. The center has available vocational and ap-
titude t.csts, catalogs from colleges, universities, and trade
~chools.
The program also serves out of school youth and adulta
residing within the Capistrano and Laguna Unified School
Oistncts. For further information call: Capistrano-Laguna
Regional Occupational Program, 26900 Acjacbema Street
San Juan Capistrano, C~ 92675, 496·3118. '
SERVICES FOR S_,ECIAL SfUDENTS: The special
services learn consists of experts in various areas of student
need Members of the team include an elementary
counselor, music supervisor, nurse, psycbologlat and three
speech pathologiat.s. They serve as a support team to the
classroom teacher and the learning disability and aphasic
programs. Enrichment and ment.ally gifted programs are
active and important lo the scboluUc achievement or 1lu·
dents throughout the district.
FOOD SEil ViCES: NulriUous bot lunches are aerved at
all sc•ls. Elementary and intermediate atudents are
charged 15 cents, and high school students are charted 6S
cents or .,JOaY purchase supplementary foods at the snack
bar. •
TllANSPOaTATION: BUI transportation i8 provided
students K throuch 12. Schedules are published a week prior
to the beginning of acbool. Please call th• tramportaUoa de-
partment ii you have questions, at 4M-8013.
I Nd IN THE DISTalc.TT naB'S llOW TO BNROl.L
11 YOUR ClllLD: School.a are now open to reatstraUon:
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ventJon of Df1nlty dele1at., an
or1anlzaUon for homotexual
concema b• helped found 1ht
Yearta(O.
Small at·
Beaches
Newport Beach city officials
are trying to figure out where
everybody went over the Labor
Day weekend.
The usual mobs that have
crowded into their city in past
years ju.st didn't show up th.is
year, although lifeguards said
the beach wasn't exactly de-
serted.
Lifeguards said there were
75,000 beach visitors on Satur-
day, ~.000 on Sunday and 120,000
Monday. "It was crowded," re-
marked a lifeguard spokesman,
"but it wasn't a s bad as Labor
Days have been ln recent yea.rs."
Polle~ said there were no ma-
jor traffic tieups and the traffic
and parking problems were no
more severe than a normal sum-
mer weekend.
A spokesman tor the Harbor
P atrol said "everything went
pretty smooth. It wasn't too bad
for a holiday weekend."
Lifeguards said there were on-
ly 67 rescues made during the
three-day weekend. The low
number was attributed to the
small surf.
Air temperature o n the
beaches ranged from 66 degrees
in the early morning to a mid-
aftemoon high of 71 on Monday.
Water temperature cooled slight-
ly from last week's 70 degrees
down to 67 degrees.
Funeral Rites
Held/or
Mr. Perrin, 88
Funeral service and interment
for Kurt M . V. F. Perrin, a 47-
year resident of Laguna Beach
and an early Dana Point de ·
veloper, were scheduled today in
Santa Paula.
Mr. Perrin died Friday at. a
Sunta Paula convulescent home.
Ill' was 88.
Mr Pc rnn came to L~Runa
Beach m 1927. lie became in·
volved in real estate sales and
dC"vclopment and a!)sociated with
S M. Woodrulf in the initial de· ~pmentof Dana Point.
Later he entered the invest-
ment busin ess and becam e
manager of the Laguna Beach of·
rice or Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Mr. Perrin moved lo Leisure
World upon his retirement.
Mr. Perrin, an ardent tennis
player even m his 70s, helped
establish the firs t city tennis
courts near the Irvine Bowl park.
He was active in the local Rotary
Club, Masonic Lodge 672, the
Laguna Beach Tennis Club and
St. Mary's Episcopal Church.
The deceased is survived by a
son. Kurt Douglas Perrin of
Mazatlan, Mexico ; daughters,
Betty Stroh of Santa Paula and
Marilyn Parker of Villa Park;
seven ~randchildren including
Janel Bladergroen and Joan
Forbes of Laguna Beach: six
great-grandchildren and sister
Joanna Sitzler or Karlsruhe,
Germany.
Execution
Threatened
COLOGNE, West Germany
CAP> -Telephoned threat s
claim ed a kidnaped West
German indmtrialist would be
executed today. He was abducted
Monday in a street ambush In
which his cbauUeur and three
bodyguards were killed.
Authorities said they bad de·
tained two persona in connect.ion
with the attack and kldnaplng or
Hanns Martin Schleyer. But
Chief Federal Prosecutor Kurt
Rebm&M •ald it WU not yet
known whether the two were
direcUy involved. They were not
. identified.
DAILY PILOT
PLANNING UCI COURSES ON HISTORY OF BIRDS
Blologlat Pitman Out to Give Birders a New Image
From Page Al
BIRD •.•
from San' Francisco to the Mex·
ican border
llis students will stalk Xantus'
Murrelct, a species or small div
ing birds whose largest colony in
the world m ay be on Santet
Barbara Island.
There are a hundred resident
species of birds, and several
dozen migrants who summered
on the Orange C.:oast and arc
leaving, or who will winter there
and are just coming Enough,
that is. to make any birder's
binoculars"' ater
As for P1tmar. ... Jt 'i. somcthin~
I do naturally. and don •t think
about.
"For others. it's a way or gel
ting in touch with thmgs around
them."
Shooting Erub
Romantic Feud
ARLETA <APJ -One man's
loss or his girlfriend led to the
~hooting death of another, police
said.
Dennis Fonder, 24. of
Scpul veda, was found dead Mon·
day at the home of William Scott
M artm, 23, of Arleta. officials
-;aid. They said Fonder had
t.'laimcd Martin had alienated his
~1rlfnend, and Lhe two had been
rt·uding.
Skiing Gear Stolen
Linda Harrington. 37. or 2845
Chateau Way told Laguna Beach
police someone stole skis and ski
poles worth $145 from her un·
locked garage over the weekend
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Borrow up to $10,000
Take 10 years to repay
' l.ance's
Bank
Playpen?'.
WASHINGTON CAP> A
House subcommittee chair~
i.aid today budget director
Lance operated one of
Georgia banks like a fa mily
"playpen." .
"Banks are not the personAl
toys or bankers -al least they
are not s upposed to be, ..
Chairman f'ernand St ~rma"
said. t
"While r do not want to prei
judge, the evidence I have seen t~
date leads me to believe that Be"'
Lance, his family and friends ref
gardcd the Calhoun Firat N11t
tional Bank as their playpen -t4
be used as they pleased.' ~
A statement by St Germain, '
Rhode Is land Democrat, came ai
President Carter resisted efforU
by two key senators lo get Lanc4
to resign. :
In an interview with CBS Newt
today, Lance said he doesn't
believe the Carter admmistra;
twn is losing confidence in him.
Two Jnjured
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Surf Mishaps ~
Two LaboP .f)ay visitors td
Laguna Be~h left the city witt1
dislocated shoulders after suffel'i
ing separate ·accidents al abou'
the same litne .Monday at Mairf
Beach Park :i
Paramedics responded to twd
calls 11l 12:50 p.m. Monday at lhf
busy beach park, arriving to Im~
Darwtn Babers of Fullerton, I~
ing on the basketball court. , .,
Firemen said the man dlsloca~
ed h..is should.or while playinC
basketball. .. .
Al nearly the same time on~
beach, paramedics treate~
Philip Delorm of Upland, wht>
~aid he was knocked down by f
wave and dislocated hip
s houJder ,
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Both men were taken to Soultl
Coast Community Hosplll(I
where nurses said they we'l
treated for their injuries and r'"
leas(>d. ~
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10 percent simple annual interest for 10
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more (up to $50.000) and '>horter terms arc
available' (as little J~ 3 years) at a higher
annual percentage rate. And you may be
able to repay up to 20 percent ol the
principal in any year without penalty, as
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VOL 70, NO. 249, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1977 N TEN CENTS!
Korea Indictment Lists Hanna
Treaty
S. . 1g111ng
Readied
WASIDNGTON <AP> -Presi-
dent Carter welcomed Panama-
nian head of government Omar
Torrijos to the White J louse today
in preparation for the historic
signing of a new treaty forged in
13 years or negotiations over the
future of the Panama Canal.
Carter strode out or the Oval
omce onto a collonade to shake
hands with the Panamanian.
They chatted as they walked in·
side, Oanked by Vice Pres ident
Walter F Mondale, Secretary of
State Cyrus R. Vance and
Zbigniew Brzezinski , the Presi·
dent's national security assis-
tant.
Torrijos and Carter spoke in-
English as they posed for photo-
graphs at Carter's desk in the
Oval Office.
"It's all very well organized,"
Torrijos noted, referring to the
administration'& elaborate pre-
arations to receive more than 20
Western Hemisphere heads of
stale or their representatives.
The dignitaries will observe
• the trealy ·~1gning ceremonies
Wednesday.
"( hope so." Carter replied,
grinning. '
"Well. we must have faith,"
the Panamanian replied.
The United States and Panama
later gave final approval to the
texts which will be signed by
Carter and Torrijos.
"We have come to the end or a
very long road," said the
cpchainnan of the U.S. negotiat-
ing team, Ells worth Bunker, as
be initialed the documents for the
United States .
The lnttiallng for Panama was
perfo rm ed b~ils chief
negotiator, Romulo Escobar
Belhancourt, and the Panama-
nl an minister of education.
Ahstedes Royo.
Lawyers for the two countries
have been working on the
Spanish and English language
text since the conceptual agree-
ment on the new treaties was
reached in Panama four weeks ago. .
The texts added llttle new in-• -
formation to what already has
been said public Iv by both sides.
A request tha t the U.S
Supreme Court blo<'k Wed ·
nesday's scheduled signing of the
treaty was offic1ally received by
~ourt employe~ today
O•llY ~i.t ....... l>Y LAe '"•Yft•
POTENTIAL FIREMEN WAIT TO FILE APPLICATIONS
In Newport Beach, One Job Opening Draws 115 Men
A Long Line
115 Apply for Single Job
Newport Beach City Manager
Robert Wynn said he thought city
hall was being picketed today
when he arrived for work and
saw a line of men around the
front of the building.
But the men were there to ap-
ply for the single job opening in
Brown Urges ...
Lah<!_~ Eff '!rt
1 LOS AN(iELES .<AP) _:Gov~
Edmund G. Brown Jr. told or·
gani.zed labor it should act to stop
worker exploit·ation and help
fight unemployment instead of
"sitting on its laurels ." -
"It's time you pull together,"
he said before a Labor Day meet·
1ng of the Catholic Labor
Institute of Southern California.
the Newport Beach Fire Depart-
ment.
According to a spokesman in
the city's personnel office. the
lineup of applicants for the
nrefighter's job began forming
Monday night.
By the time city officials start·
ed accepting the applications al 9
a m ., there were ll5 men in the
line. It ran from city hall to
Newport Boulevard and into the
city parking lot.
1 The , .... personnel : department
spokesman said a maximum of
300 applications will be a<'cepted
for the post. •
Some of those who applied are'
firemen with other agencies. but
city officials said the majority•'
are men who want to become
firemen and apparently1.[eel the
$1,038-a-month JOb ·would be a
good way lo start
Dog-gone Mixed Up Tale1
Wst Pooch
Jn NB Pound
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
at, .. Dally '""•Ut•ff
Willard was found, not too long
ago. by the Richard Santangelo
Camily of Newport Beach. When
nobody claimed the lost dog, they
took h1m in as a member of the
family.
·'We named him•Willard,
cause he looks like a rat," ex·
plalMd one family member.
Willard ls listed aJ a terrier,
but I amlly members aay the
breed designation is Juet a guess.
About a week aco, Willard
turned up mlsaint. Members of
the family scoured &helr Dover
Shores ~Jthborbood1 but to no av all.
Apparently in bis roaminp,
WHlard wu arrested by police
and incarcerat~ at the Newport
Beach animal •helter, nm by Dr.
Wayne Davis at 3838 I!. Coast
Highway. •
There he wu epotted by Daily
Pllot pbotoarapber Patrick
O'Donnell who bid ion• to the
1helter so 1boot 1 picture for
Saturday'• dot of the WHk
!eat~
Wblli the Santanaeloe opened
thelr &aturday paJ)er, there wu
WUl.rd, Nn&med Wonder po,,
Pffrill&oul at them.
Park's
Return
Asked
WASffiNGTON (AP) -South
Korean businessman Tongsun
Park has been accused of 36
federal corruption charges in an
indictment that lists former Rep.
Richard T . Hanna of Orange
County as an unindicted co-
conspirator and names several
other present and former mem·
bers of Congress as recipients of
alleged bribes from Park, the
Justice Uepartment said today.
Alty Gen Griffin Bell said he
will ask President Carter to con·
tact South Korean Pre~idenl
Park Chung Hee "in order to
have Tongsun Park, who's now a
fugitive, returned to the United
Stales."
Bell said he will leave it up to
the South Korean government tc
determine how Tongsun Park
should be taken into custody ii
President Park agrees to the re-
quest.
Tongsun Park. a Washington
party giver who has been the
focus of the government probe of
inOuence buying on Capitol Hill.
has been in Seoul for about a
week.
At a news conference. Bell
declined to say whether Hanna, a
California Democrat, and other
members of Congress would be
indicted.
Hanna, who represented the
Anaheim area in the House of
Representatives from 1962 to
1974, lived in Newport Beach
following retirement.
However, he left Orange Coun-
ty in late July and a former u-
sociate said three weeks ago
Hanna moved to Arkansas.
Following retirement, the
Democrat set up business offices
in Newport Beach and Irvine.
serving in a variety of quasi·
official capacities, Including the
county-funded Economi c
Development Corporation and
the fledgling International Trade
League.
County records show that Han·
n~resigned from the corporation
f6rmed l.'.> attract industry to
Orange County on July 8 as the
Park Investigation was probing
his business links with Park.
"The. fnvestigation Is continu-
ing," Bell said. "We're In the
se.ason and we'll have to see what
the harvest will bring."
The Indictment Pack was re· turn~ by a fe,deral grand jury
Aug. 26 and kept sealed until to·
day when the department asked
that it'be unsealed. Although the
indictment was reported last
week, no details or the charges
had been available.
Park was charged with con-
. spi racy, bribery, .. mail fraud,
racketeering activities, failure to regis~r as a foreign agent,,ii\d
making· political conlrloutions
which are pfohibited'for fnrf'ign
agents. . . .
(See HANNA, Pace AZl
Legal Hassle
Thrill Killing?
Hones and Cows Slain
Two thoroughbred horses and two cows were shot to
death Monday in an apparent thnll-killing spree just off
Santiago Canyon Road in the Cook's Corner area, Orange
County sheriff's deputies said today.
A TWRD horse was shot through the neck but
survived.
A witness, who had been motorcycling in the area,
described the suspects as two white men, about 20 to 25
years old and driving a four-wheel-drive vehicle.
The slain horses were owned by Frank Waer of Orange
and the cows were the property of a William Flowers.
Flowers also owned the wounded horse.
ALL THE ANIMALS were shot with a small-caliber ri-
fle at about 2 p. m., according to sheriff's deputies.
The witness provided investigators with a description of
the vehicle and a license number, which is being checked
out today.
Vrged to Quit
Lance · Bank Said
'Run Like Playpen'
WASHINGTON CAP> A
House subcommittee chairman
said today budget director Bert
Lance operated one of his
Georgia banks like a family
"playpen."
"Banks are not the personal
toys or bankers -at least they
a re not supposed to be,"
Chairman Fernand St Germain
s aid.
"While I do not want to pre-
judge, the evidence 1 have seen to
date leads me to believe that Bert
Lance, his family and friends re-
garded the Calhoun First Na-
tional Bank as their playpen -to
be used as they pleased."
A statement by St Germain. a
Rhode Island Democrat. came as
President Carter resiated efforts
by two key senators to get Lance
to resign
In an Interview with CBS News
today, Lance s aid he doesn't
believe the Carter administra-
tion is losing confidence in him.
Sens. Abraham A. Ribicoff (D·
Conn.) and Charles H. Percey
<R-Ill.), told Carter Monday that
they think Lance should step
down while Congress in·
vestigates what they called
serious new allegations of il-
legality. Riblcoff and Percy are .
ranking meplbers of the Senate
Governmental Alf airs Commit-.
tee, which confirmed Lance and
which is investigating his affairs
further this week.
'Threats, Ahuse'
Wallace's Jf'ife
Leaves M(insion
-.""ltONTGOMERY, Ala. CAP>
Gov. George C. Wallace's wife,
Cornelia, moved out of the ex-
ecutive mansion today, saying
she can "no longer endure the
vulgarity, threats and abuse."
"I have struggled a long time
to preserve my marriage," Mrs.
Wal lace said in a statement.
She said she has instructed her
lawyers to "do what is necessary
to protect me," but that she has
·'nothing further to say at this
time."
There was no immediate com-
. ment from the governor.
_The Wallaces reportedly have
been having domestic trouble for
~.
s ome time, and a divorce petition
was drawn in the governor's
name several weeks ago but was
not filed in court.
A moving van was seen at the
mansion today, apparently to
take Mrs. Wallace's belongings
to a new home. Mrs. Wallace
declined to say where she will
live except that it will be in
Montgomery.
The untiled divorce petition.
which blamed the marital
troubles on "a complete incom·
pallbility or temperament" and
an "irretrievable breakdown of
the marriage," came to light ear-
ly in August when copies of the
petition were mysteriously made
available lo the news media.
County Birth Site
~either Wallace nor his wife.
was available for comment at
that time, but Elvin Stanton, the
governor's assistant news
secretary, said "there's not.bing
to that" · • ...
In Co~trOversy
A Jehovah's Witness mother
gave birth to a healthy nlne-
pound, four.ounce boy Monday at
FounUln Valley Community
Hospital after refualna .,lood
transfuslpns ordered by a judge
In Florida. Linda Oke.MWtkl, 21, Of West
Palm ~h,. Fla., WJderwent a
successful Caesarean aection
operation at $: 12 p.m ., holpltaJ
officials aald. ·
COOL OFFER; ·
JJ' t4RlJI RESPONSE
When a Colla Mesa inan want-ed to H1J hla air condlUontr, be
came to UM bottat m erk.et tn ·town -th• Dally Pllot ctualllld
advertblnl MCUon.
Hll 1uec• 1tory,wu simple,
he told It t,o ... nnt caller. lf .. '•
the lldbe UHc1:
Later, at a news conference.
Wallace said lt was a ''purely
domestic" affair."
Coast
Weather
Foa and low clouda ex·
tendh1g lnland thre~ to four
miles late tonitbt and
through mJd·moming Wed·
nesday, otherwise sunny.
Lows toni1ht 64 to 67.
H1tbs Wednesday 70 to 75
at beacba to 82 to 88 in· land. . ..
INSIDE TODAY
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LISTfO IN BRIBERY
Ex-Congressman Hanna
F...-P~AJ
HANNA .••
According lo lhc indictment,
Park, Hanna. and two former
directors of the Korean Central
I ntt.•lhi:encc Agency conspired
from about 1967 until Dec 31,
1975. to bribe members of the
I louse and Senate for their ac-
tions to promote South Korea's
an lerl">ls
Thl' two former KCIA directors
Kam Jlyung Wook , who held
lhl' position b<•lween 1963 and
1969, and IA!e flu Rak, who held
the Job from 1970 throu~h 1973 -
were also numcd un1nd1cted
cocon!lr,irators
Hanna played a key role in ad·
vising Park on which members
of Congri>sl> '>hould be bribed and
how thousunds of dollar5 should
be parceled out to them, the in-
daclmcnt said.
Bell said H anna is not
c·oopcruting with the invcstaga·
lio n
The 30-pugc 1nrhctment was
filled with more than a dozen
namC''> of prt'sent and former
members of Congress who re
c·e aved money, sometimes an the
form of campa1,Rn contrabul1ons
from l'ark
Aso;l Alty (;en Benjamin
C1 \'llC'tt1 !'i atCJ some of lhos~
named arc tar,Rels of the probe
and !>Ome aren't He declined to
say who was tn which category.
Accordtng to the indictment.
Park gave $10,000 in November
1971 to the wife of Edwin
Edwards, then a House member
and now governor of Louisiana
A month later. Park had one of
his employes give $5,000 to
Edwards' gubernatorial cam·
paign and in .fanuary 1972, Park
funneled unother $5,000 to
Edwards' campaign
In /\pnl 1972, Park had $3,000
in <:ash dclt vert•d lo the cam
paaJ.(n of Ja<'k Miller, a former
Hepubltran si>nalor from Iowa,
the indaclmt•nl ::.aid
Lalt•r that yl.'ar , Park de
l1verNI $1,000 to Rep. John
Mcf"Jll 1D Calif). the indict·
menl said
Titieves Loot
NB Apartment
Newport Hcach police are in·
vestil{ating the thert of $4,362
worth of household goods from a
West Newport apartment
Police rt'ports indicated the
burglary occurred Sunday while
a p a r t m <' n t r e s i d e n t B i 11
Hcynolds, 23, wa!> away for the
day
The thieves got into the res
1denc«' at 131 1h 44th St. by cut·
tang a window screen on the
apartment's bedroom window
Listed as missing was stereo
equipment. a camera and a
television set.
Fire Hits Hotel
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Fire has
gutted two rooms and damaged
several others at the Saratoga
Hotel in the downtown area,
authorities said One resident
was taken to a hospital burn
center.
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Moslem
Sentence
Lengthy
WA1'1llNG'l'ON <Al'I Hanu(I
Mo11lt·m lt.•adt.•r tlu1n1t1u1 Abdul
Kh oah11 wit~ "l'lllt•nccd todiay lo
1pe11cl 41 to 123 yl'1m; lrl p1i1wn for
h11 role ui; ll'.ider of it 38-bour
bloody aleuc that &ripped this Cl·
ly lw.t Mw-l'h
Befort• tht 111enlenclnK. Khaall11
11a1d, · I know that whatever hap·
pt-011 ht·n · will be the will of Al·
!ah
Khaalls would be 97 years old
before he Ui eh&tble for parole.
A !>e<:ond defendant, convicted
of "tabbing two men al B'nai
B'nlh headquarters, r eceived a
i.ta.:htly harsher sentence. Abdul
Adam, 31, was sentenced to a
total of 44to136yeara in pnson.
Khaalis and Adam were the
first sentenced of the 12 Hanaf1s
convicted July 23 or seizing three
buildings here -the B 'nai B'rith
build.mg, the Islamic Center and
Was hington's city hall and
with lalunt 149 hostages in an 1n-
c1denl that began March 9.
Ten followers received sen·
tences ranging from 24 years to
life.
Prosecutors asked D C
Superior Court Judge Nicholas S
Nunzio Jr to hand down stiff sen·
tences to show "that those who
use terror lo victimize per!'ions
do so al the risk of forfeiting their
nghl ever again to be free tn
society."
Nunz10 sentenced Khaalis to
five lo 15 years tn jail on 24
scp..arale counLo; of armed kid·
napmg
However, 'most wlll run con·
currently Only those counts
deahng with hostages taken at
B 'nal fl 'rith Headquarters,
where Khaalis and six other men
held more than 100 hostages, will
run consecuh vely Nunzto also
added an add1t1onal one lo three
years for conspiracy.
Khaalti. also received a term of
20 year!> to tare for the second
degree murder of a young radio
reporter killed at Wac;hangton ·~
city hall and ra ve lo 15 years tn
prison in connection with tht-
shooting of two othe men there
und for the stabbing and shooting
of a man al B'nai B'rith.
However, the Judge set all of
these to run concurrently with
the others
Clamked by Canoe
On the Labor Day wcekl•nd in Newport
Harbor , ev<.•n the buoys weren't safe. Thts
one got dunked by huppy band ot' pad-
dlers who were photographed from a pass·
ing Lldo J.l. Do buoys have the right·o!-
way over canoes'?
NB Sands Crowd·'Small'
low Holiday Turnout Puzzles Officials
Newport BeaC'h city officials
are lrying to r 1 gure out where
everybody went over the Labor
Day weekend.
The usual mobs that have
crowded into their city in past
years just didn't s how up this
year. although lifeguards said
the beach wasn't exactly de-
serted
NB Areas Compete ..
For Clean A.ward
Newport Beach 's c·om mun1tics
are comJl('ting this week to see
wharh part of town can get 1tse1r
the C'lcanc!>t durini.: thl' city s an
nual Liller Awareness Week
Large trash ccmtaaner~ donat
cd by the Dewey Dumpster Com
pany have been placed in five
locat1oru. and rt•!.adcnts are U!)tng
them to dispose of ui.clci.s clutter
from old newspapers lo worn out
appliances.
Avenues, for Corona de! Mar;
Mann1>r's Library, 2005 Dover
Drive. for Upper Newpart; and
a t the vacant church sate on Chff
Drive for Newport Heights.
C.:1ly plannan~ commissioners
wall lour the areas before and
after the cleanup to evaluate
cath area's effort.
l"or more information on L1tler
Awarcnei.'> We.ck conta c t
Su1.annc Rudd at 646-7711 or Hon
Whalley at640·2271
Lifeguards SBld there were
75,000 beach visitors on Satur
day, 80,000 on Sunday and 120,000
Monday. "It w~ crowded," re-
marked a lifeguard spokesman,
"but il wasn't as bad as Labor
Days have been in recent years.''
Police said there were no ma·
jor traffic lieups and the traffic
and parking problems were no
more severe than a normal sum-
mer weekend.
A spokesman for the Harbor
Patrol said •·everything went
pretty smooth. It wasn 't loo bad
for a holiday weekend."
Lifeguards said ~here were on·
ly 67 rescues made dunng the
three-day weekend The low
number was attributed to~ the
small surf •
Aar t e mpe rature o n the
beaches ranged from 66 degrees
in lhe early morning to a mid-
afternoon hlgh of 71 on Monday.
Water temperature cooled slight-
ly from_last week 's 70 degrees_
down lo67 degrees.
Slaying
Motive •
Sought
C06ta Mesa police continued Jj•
search today for a f1rm motive Ul.,
the Sunday slaying or a 16-year•
old boy, whose 1>l ashed aftd
g unshol·riddled body was dis·
covered in an abandoned ho~e
at t818 Pomona Ave. ~.
Actmg on 4n anonymous phone
tap shortly before dawn Sunday,
police went to the home a1
found the body of Raymon
Jerome Gaspard.
Police said the young lransien'
had been shot at least twice w9·t
a 22 caUber revolver, stab
s everal times and his throat ha
bt!en slashed. !
W1th1n four hours, pohce ar{
res ted another occupant o( thft
house, Donald James Hartman'
19, who Is now being held on ~
charge of suspicion of murder. ,
Hartman, unemployed with nd
local address, is being held on 4
$250,000 bond. :
Costa Mesa Police Lt. Georgd
Lorton said the Dlatrlct At~
torney's omce will seek CJ
murder charge agains1
H artman. ,
Hartman was arrested after h '
returned to the scene Sunday an~
was taken into custody for ques•
t1onmg in th'"'9\lth's death. I
• ' I "We re•fijt don't know the
motive," s~t41 1.t. Lorton, whq
descnbed llie \wo youths as
·'young rl\jpl, wath no real d1rec:
lion in ure:t : . I
NB Burglary
l.A>Ot 82,825
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A ... ~ewport BeachJamlly, r~
turning from · vacation th1l
weekend, found their home ha4
been broken into and valuabl~
worth $2,825 and personal paperi
had been taken. :
Gust~v Kol of 1842 Port Abbef
Place told police a box contairt
1ng heirloom je welry 'and f
telev1~1on set were taken bt
burglars who apparently prief
• open the home's sliding glass
door. ~
Kol, ~ native of Poland, tolt
police the b6x a]so containe4
personal papers sucb as his birtb
certificaLe and bia citizenship
papers".' •
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Dover Shores
Dredge Case
Appeal Asked
The cleanup effort 1:. bein~
coordinated by the Litter Control
Citizens Advisory <.:om m1tle(•
The big cleanup wall concludl'
Saturday with a free community
picnic from 3 to 5 p .m at
Perunsula Park adjacent to th(·
Balboa Pier.
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Dover Shores residents who
want lo dredge their two boat
channels are preparing today lo
take their case to the state
Coastal Commission after local
commissioners refused to re·
consider the projeet
The uppe r New port Bay
homeowners had s ubmitted an
applicat10n for a $25,000 dredging
project which would have
cleared 5,000 cubic yards of silt
from the two channels between
Morning Star and North Star
lanes.
Under the group's proposal.
the matenlU._ was to have been
buried in pats dug in North Star
beach. The beach then would
have been graded smooth.
But regional commissioners
said the project could not be done
unless the material was taken
four miles out to sea and
dumped.
That project is lo cost an
estimated $50,000, according to
Dorothy Doan, president of the
homeowners' association.
Mrs. Doan said today her
group is preparing an appeal of
their case to the stale com·
mission .
They had written the regional
commisalon asking for a rehear·
ing laat week, but Mra. Doan said
the association's board of direc·
tors received a verbal denial or
that request late last week.
Commissionera imposed the
dumping pla'-s because they
cla imed the burytn1 plan would
cause a severe harmful environ-
mental lmpJct on the beach. But
homeowners contend there la no
sclentlflc evidence to support
that contention.
Live music and free hot dog'>
will be part of the festiv1t1es ao;
will the awarding of certif1cutes
to the cleanest, mos t 1mprovt'<.I
and dirtiest parts of the city.
Trash containers will be !(){'al
ed al 3116 Newport Boulevard for
West Newport residents; ut the
Market Ha3ket on 23rd Street for
Peninsula dwellers; Community
Youth Center, 1 ris a nd 5lh
Men's Store
Burglarized
Newport Beach police are in
vestlgating the theft of $29,000
worth or men '11 clothes from a
Lido area m e n 's s hop th is
weekend
Police said thieves smabhed
the front windows of Stuard's,
3439 Via Oporto early Sunday
morning, grabbed m ore than 50
suits, coal<; and sports coats oft
the racks and fled , dropping five
s uits as they ran.
Police said the break-in was
not discovered unlit 6 a . m when
William Neth, a newspaper de·
livery man !I potted the broken
front window.
200 Indicted
CAIRO CAP > Nearly 200
members of a fanatic religious
Moelem sect that kidnaped and
killed a former cabinet minister,
Sheik Mohammed Zahai, were
indicted Mond!lY on char18' or Jotnina the aociety, which aought
to overthrow President Anwar
Sadat. ·
Recreation Panel
·To Hear Park Plan .
.I
Borrow up to $10,000
Take 10 years to repay
You pay 10% simple annual interest
The Annual Percentage Rate is 11.7%
f you're a property owner. the I Nt•wport Equity Funds Tram w.Jnh to
arran~e a loc!n for you We rt•
brokcrc.. We'll !ind the cd.,h you re look1n>•
lor and arrange a loan of up to $1 0,000 at
10 percent simple . .mnual intert~'it for JO
years. Ot course you may be able to borrow
more (up to $50,000) and shorter terms are
avail.iblc (J !> little a:. 3 years) at a higher
annual percentage rate. And you may be
.ible lo rC'p.iy up to 20 percent of the
principal in .my year without penalty, .is
provided by State Law. On a $10,000 loan
you II have 120 montlrly payme,1ts of $83.JJ
(mterest only) and a fin al prinriJ'al
·repayment of $10,000.
Newport Equity Tunds; Inc.
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Saddlehack
EDITION
VOL. 70, NO. 2~9. 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1977
Afternoon
N.Y.Stock8
TEN CENTSJ
Korea Indictment Lists Hanna
Clunked by Ca11oe Dally P'li.t Sl .. f ,. .. to
On the Labor Day weekend in Newport
llCJrbor, even the buoys weren't safe. This
one got clunked by happy band of pad-
~lers ~vho were photographed from a pass-
ing Lido 14. Do buoys have the right-of-
W(jY over canoes?
Jurors Back
On Allaway
Sanity Issue
Deliberations resumed today
in Orange County Superior-et>urt
• where a jury is trying to reach a
verdict in the sanity phase of con·
victed killer Edward Charles Al·
liiway's trial.
Divided at 8-4 when they took
the weekend break jurors re·
turned to Judge Robert P.
Kneeland's courtroom today for
what will be their fourth day of
discussions.
The jury earlier found Al ·
laway, 38, guilty of seven counts
Qr murder and two of assauJt with
a deadly weapon an connection
with the shooting of mne Cal
State Fullerton employes on July
12.1976.
The JUry must now determine tr Allaway falls within the stan·
dards of the M 'Naughgen rule.
the definition of legal sanity or
insanity th at is a pp.lied in
California Courts.
Pair Arrested
;In Burglaries
• Two El Toro juveniles were &r·
rested Monday on s uspicion of
burg 1 a r i zing ab o u.t 2 S
automobiles in lhe El Toro-Lake
Forest area over the past two
weeks.
Sheriff's deputies said they re· ~covered $750 to $1,000 worth of
citizen's band radio units, car
,stereos and speakers al the
,homes of the two suspects.
·-Officers said the 16 and 17·
year-old youths probably
·PlaMed to dispose of the equip·
'ment at a swap meet.
The pair have been released to
, their parents pending juvenile
court action, oCficers said.
, Bandit Robs
·~oro Eatery
A bandit brandi11'1n1 a bfoe-
eteel revolver escaped Monday
ivlth between $600 and '1.000
from an El Toro restaurant.
Oranre County sheriff'• deputtes
·f•ldtoday.
• . Tbe 9:40 p.m . robb~ e>e·
curred at tho Red Ooton
restaurant In tho Saddl•clr
Valley Plata shoppln( center.
WltnesaC!S deacrl~ tbe baad1t
•• a black mate, abciut zt .~
Qld, five feet 11 mcb .. i.u ......
]"•~iblnc about aoo :.::. He ~blKk baltllld am
Sbertff'• depiuta• laid tM .... ~llCa~OD foot;
New School Slated
For Aegean Hills
Saddleback VaJley UnHied
School District trustees will be
asked Wednesday to advertise
for bids on the construction of a
new Aegean Hilla elementary
school, which Is 1cheduled to
open next fall.
The district's 18th elementary
school, designed to house 427 stu·
dents, will be built at Arcadian
and Undley streets.
District officials estimate con·
struclion or the facility, which
will include 12 classrooms and
one kindergarten room, will cost
about $1 .34 million.
· Trustees also will be asked to
approve preliminary plans for a
new Laguna Hllls elementary
school which is expected lo be
open in Sept. 1980.
Plans for this school, to be built
at Camberwell and Beckenham
streets at an estimated cost of
about $1.5 million, include four
portable rooms as well as 16
permanent classrooms.
Robert Ferguson, director of
planning and developmalt, said
the inclusion of portables in the
design will provide "a lot more
fluibility." He explained that
the school can be made smaller
or larger aa needed.
Trustees will be asked to authorize tht architectural firm
of Davis-Duhaime Associates to
proceed with the working draw·
ings for a fee of about $82,000.
In other action, trustees will be
asked to decrease the district's
revolving cash fund from its
present level or SS0,000 to $30,000,
the amount normally held in this
fund.
Trustees added $20,000 to the
account to cover emergencies
last May while they were facing
a teachers' strike.
The meeting will begin at 8
p .m . in the district omces at
25631 Diseno Drive, Mission
Viejo.
Lance Bank Setup
Said Like 'Playpen'
WASHINGTON CAP) -A
House subcommittee chairman
said today budget director Bert
Lance operated one of his
Georgia banks like a family
"playpen."
"Banks are not lhe personal
toys of bankers -at least they
are not supposed to be,"
Chairman Fernaod St Germain
said.
"While I do not want to pre-
judge. the evidence I ba ve s~n to
date leads me to believe that bert
Lance. bis family and friends re·
garded the Calhoun First Na·
lional Bank aa their playpen -to
be used as they please4. •
A statement by St Germaln, a
Rhode Island Democrat, came as
President Carter re.lated elf on,
by two ltey senators to i•t Lance
to resign.
In an Interview wltb CBS Nowt
today, Lance said be doeu't
believe tbe Cartel' admlnlltra·
tlon la lollnc confidence lD hlm.
Sem. Abraham A. Riblcoft <D-
COnn.) and Chari• H. Percey (~IU.), told Carter Monday that
the1 tb1nk Lance should atep
down wblle Con1rH1 In· ~Hll1atu what they called
Hrioul new 1Ue1atlona Qt U·
le•allty. lllbteoff and Ptro.r are r~ nwmben of the s.:.te ocmmmenw Attain Oilmillt·.
'" Which confirmed L-. and wbleh la im'eatJa•Wll bJI attaln
f\ll'tW WI week.
Cll'W' WU DOftci)mmlttal to-
day when uk.cl tf be tboulbt
Lanceahould realp.
"We'll HO about that later ...
wu Carter'• onl>-retpon1e to tbt
qu11Uoa.
Aaked If tb1I meant be wu aot
rullQI out a .... 11nat.lon, Carter ~ tM blqUIJ"1 and rl&umed ,
to his Oval Office after saying
goodbye to Panama's head of
government, Omar Torrijos.
Torrijos was at lhe White House
in preparation for the historic
signing Wednesday of a new
Panama Canal asreement.
The President reportedly still
fe els Lance has done nothing
wrong and will be vindicated by
lhe committee's lnvesUgaUon. "I haven't seen any evidence or
that at all," he said.
Asked if he thinks he will be ex·
onerated of lhe allegations made
against him, be aald, "cer·
talnly ... absolutely ... "
He also said he did not believe
his problems arc hurtln1 the ad·
ministration.
The Hou1e hearlne today
focused on the comptroller ot the
currency's lnvatigaUon which
cleared Lance before he was con·
firmed by the Senate as budaet
(See UNC&, Pase .U)
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Penncrnl. Llk• new.
Make Offer. x.xx·xux ..
If )'OU want• warm tWPGftle to
whate\ter ~ -.0Pt to 1.U, call
&Wll1I, far u iaj9tt clllllfted ~d tdir at tM l>alfy PUot.
.Park's
Return
Asked
WASJUNGTON <AP) -South
Korean businessman Tongsun
Park has been accused of 36
federal corruption charges in an
indictment that lists former Rep.
Richard T . Hanna or Orange
County as an unindicted co·
conspirator and names several
other present and former mem-
bers or Congress as recipients of
alleged bribes from Park, lhe
Justice Department sa1CJ toaay.
Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell said he
will ask President Carter to con·
tact South Korean President
Park Chung Hee "in order lo
have Tongsun Park, who's now a
fugitive, returned to the United
States."
Bell said he will leave it up to
the South Korean government tc
determine how Tongsun Park
should be taken into custody ii
President Park agrees to the re·
quest.
Tongsun Park, a Washington
party giver who has been the
focus of the government probe of
influence buying on Capitol HHI,
has been in Seoul for about a
week.
At a news conference, Bell
declined to say whether Hanna. a
California Democrat. and other
members of Congress would be
indicted.
Hanna. who represented the
Anaheim area in the House of
Representatives from 1962 to
1974, lived in Newport Beach
following retirement.
However, ht left Orange Coun· ,
ty In late July and a former as·
aociate said three weeks aao
Hanna moved to Arkansas.
Followlnc retirement, the
Democrat set up business offices
in Newport Beach and Irvine.
serving in a variety of quasi-
orficial capacities, including the
county -funded Economic
Development Corporation and
the fledgling International Trade
League.
County records show that Han·
na resigned from the corporation
formed to attract industry to Orange County on July 8 as the
Park investigation was probing
his business links with Park.
"The investigation is continu·
ing," Bell said. "We're in the
season and we'll have to see what
the harvest will bring.''
Tbe indictment Park was re·
turned by a federal grand jury
Aug. 26 and kept sealed until to-
day when the department asked
that it be unsealed. Although the
indictment was reported last
week, no details of. the charges
had been avaltable.
Park was charged with con-
spiracy, bribery, mail fraud,
racketeering activities, failure to
register as a foreign agent, and
making political contrlbutlons
which are prohibited for foreign
agents.
According to the indictment.
Park, Hanna, and two former
directors or the Korean Central
Intelligence Agency conspired
from about 1967 until Dec. 31,
1975, to bribe members of the
House and Senate for their ac·
lions to promote South Korea's
Interests. .
The two former KCIA directors
-Kim Hyuna Wook. who held
the poeition between 1963 and
1969, and Lee Hu Rak, who held
the job Crom 1970 through 1973 -
were also named unlndlcted
<See HANNA, Pa1e A.2)
Thrill Killing?
Hones and Cows Slain·
Two thoroughbred horses and two cows were sbol to
death Monday in an. apparent lhrill·killing spree just off
Santiago Canyon Road in the Cook's Corner area, Oranie
County sheriff's deputies said today.
~ TWRD horse was shot through the neck but survived.
A witness. who had been motorcycling in the area
described the suspects as two white men about 20 to 25
years old and driving a four-wheel·drive vehicle.
The slain horses were owned by Frank Waer of Oranae
and the cows were the property or a William Flowers.
Flowers also owned the wounded horse.
AU. THE ANIMALS were shot with a small-caliber ri-
fle at about 2 p.m .. according to sheriff's deputies.
Th~ witness pr~vided investigators with a description or
the vehicle and a license number, which is being checked
out today.
Mom Flees Florida, ~
Has Baby in County
A Jehovah's Witness mother
gave birth to a healthy nine·
pound. four-ounce boy Monday at
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital after rerusing blood
transfusions ordered by a judge
in Florida.
Linda Okenewski, 21, or West
Palm Beach, Fla., underwent a
successful Caesarean section
oper~tion at 5:12 p.m .. hospital
officials said.
Doctors said the woman and
child received no blood
transfusion in the operation m
which they cut into lhe mother's
abdominal and uterine walls.
Dr. Anthony LeDonne, Mrs.
Okonewskl 'a physician, said
there were no complications and
mother and child are doing fine.
The parents have not selected a
name for the infant.
Last week Mrs. Okonewski told
officials at Broward General
Medical Center in Florida she
would refuse transfusions for
herself or her child because or
her religion.
Hospital officials said the
transfusions would be necessary
because of the mother's rare
blood type.
Two Florida assistant public
defenders app0lnted as guar-
dians for the unborn child have
sought to have the fetus made a
ward of the court but were unsuc-
cessful.
The Okonewskis then ned to
Fountain Valley to avoid a court •
order which forced all Florida
hospitals to give blood
transfusions to the mother and
child when the baby was de·
livered.
900 Illegal Aliens
Caught on Coast
Border patrol agents picked up
nearly 900 illegal aliens over the
long Labor Day weekend, includ-
ing one sedan with 15 adults
crammed inside.
Agent-in-charge Al Janicky
said it was a very busy weekend
for the U.S. Border Patrol at the
checkpoint where agents in·
spect northbound traffic on lhe
San Diego Freeway.
Hanafi Chief
Gets Sentence
Of 123 Years
WASJUNGTON CAP> -Hanafl
Moslem leader Hamaas Abdul
Khaalis was sentenced today to
spend 41 to 123 years in prison for
his role as leader ol a 38·hour
bloody siege that gripped this ci-
ty last March.
Before the sentencing. Khaalis
said, "I know that whatever hap·
pens here will be the will of Al·
lah."
Khaalls would be 91 years old
before he ls eligible for parole.
A second defendant, convicted
or stabbing two men al B'nai
B'rilb headquarters, received a
slightly harsher sentence. Abdul
Adam, 31. wu sentenced to a
total of 44to136 ye an ln p..rtson.
Khaalis and Adam were the
first sentenced of the 12 Hanafla
convicted July 23 of 1el1in1 three
bulldlnp here -the B 'Dai B'rlth
bulld.1.na, the Islamic Center and
Waahlnaton's city hall -and
with taking 149 hoata1es in an l.n·
cldent that beCan March t.
Ten lollowen received •en·
tences ran1lnc from 2• yean to
Ufe.
ProHcutore uked D.C. Superior Court Juda• Nlcbolaa s.
Nulllio Jr. to hand down IUft MD•
te•c• to •bow "that ~ who
UH terror to vletlmlM penGnt
do IO •t the rllk of forf eltlq tbelr
rl1bt. ever acalft to be fNe tn 1oclety.••
Nun&io tentenced Kbaalla to five to l~ yeara in Jail Oft M
Hp.arate counta of armed ktd· naPlnf,
RoWevtr, mott wUI .ran con-
c urreatJy. 01111 tboH count.I
(leit~P .. eAI)
''Saturday was really busy.''
Janicky said . "We apprehended
434 aliens that day."
He said 198 were picked up Fri·
day, 128 on Sunday and l12 aliens
stopped on Monday.
Agents pulled over a 1969
Dodge sedan Monday containing
15 men. according lo Janicky,
"There were seven or them In
the car and another eight
crammed in the trunk." he said.
"They weren't very comforta·
ble," Janicky added.
Another 16 aliens were spotted
near the San Onofre Nuclear
Plant on Sunday. according to
San Clemente police. Agent
Jankky said those illegals were
also captured and included in
the Labor Day weekend
statistics.
Vesse...Seized
KODIAK, Alaska (AP) -The
Coast Guard has seiled a
Taiwanese fishing vessel for al·
leged repeated violations of the
U.S. 200-mlle fisheries limit.
Coast
Weather Foe and low clouda ex·
tending inland three to four
miles late tonight and
throuih mld-mornina Wed·
nesday. otherwise sunny.
Lowa tonl1ht 6' to 87.
· Highs Wednesday 70 to 7S
at beaches t.o 82 to 88 ln·
land.
\.2 DAil " "'la r -~s_a ___ ~::;;;;:;;iiiiiiiiii.
Treaty ·
Signing
Readied
W A.\HJ NGTOl\il 1 A f• I t•r"I
tlf'nt < .u11•r 1Nf•lr<1m(-d l'un61mu
ntJ11 ht•ud of 1•0\'(•rnrri.•nl Ornair
Tnrru,,.. to lht• Whi t .. Hou~r lt)(ha y
10 pn•p..r .atwn for thl' hbtorlf'
~11n1na or m~·w treuty rorRed in
13 yn n ol n1•1ot1uUon1 over the
futur~ of the l'an1&ma <'anal.
<'._1rtt·r .,trrKle 1>ut of thl· Ovul
Oth1·t· unto ,, '111lo11udc lo i.huke
h 1rn1h "'th tht• l'an1tmani1An
The) chultcd ~ they wf&Jhd In·
sule. Ounkt.-d by Vice President w JltPr ... MondJle, Secretary or
Stat t' Cyrus R Vance and
Z~Rruew Brstilnsk1, the Presl·
<flont 'i. nation a) secunty ai.i.1i.
t.int
TorriJu" an<i Carter i.poke in
t-:nJ!li'>h a:. they posed for photo
grJph.'> al Carter's desk in the
<h JI Off1c:t•
ll'i. aJJ very welt organi:ied."
Torr11os noted. referrinl( to the
adm1ru~tratiun 'i. elaborate pre·
ar.itwns to receive more than 20
Wei.tern llem1sphere heads of
~t:itc> or their representatives
The dignitaries will observe
the treaty·s11(nlng ceremonies
Wl'dOl.'l:iday
"I hope sd," Carter replied,
grinning.
"Well, we must have faith."
the Panamanian replied.
The United States and Panama
later gave final approval to the
text-; which will be signed by
Carter and Torrijos.
"We have come to the end of a
very l on g road,•· said the
cochrurman or thf' U S. negotiat·
1ng team, Ellsworth Bunker, as
h<' 1rutaa.Jed the documents for the
United Stat~.
Fro• PageAJ
' HANNA ••.
coconspirators.
Hanna pl ayed a key role in ad-
vis ing Park on which members
of Congress should be bribed and
how thousands of dollars should
be parceled out to them, the in
dictmenl ~aid .
Bell s aid H anna is not
coopcratinR with the 1nveslJga.
lion.
The 30 page 1nd1ctment was
filled with more than a dozen
names ilf present and former
members of Congress who re-
CC'ived money, sometimes in the
form of campaign contributions from Park.
Asst Atty. Gen. BenJam1n
Civiletti stud &ome of thoae
named are tar~ets or the probe
and some arcn l. He declined to
say who wa!> in which category.
According '" the indictment. Park gave $10,000 in November
1971 to the wi fe o f Edwin
Edwards, thl·n a !louse member
;ind now governor of Louisiana
A monlh latt•r, Park had one of
ha s cmployes .:1vc $5,000 to
Edwards· gubernatorial cam.
paig.n and an January 1972, Park
funne led a noth er $5,000 to
Edwards' C'umpaign.
Jn April 1972, Park had $3,000
m cash delivered to the cam-
paign of Jack Miller, a former
Republican senator from Iowa.
the indictment said.
Later that year , P ark de·
liver ed Sl,000 to Re p. J ohn
McFall <D·Calif.), the indict·
mentsaid .
Mc Fall appeared throughout
the indictment as the recipient of
several paymenL1
To collect the fa vors he was al·
legedly buying, Park gave
McFall a draft of a letter ad·
dressed to the Korean president
in February 1973, the indictment
said. The letter was to be typed
on Mc FaJl's official stationary
and signed by the coneressman.
The indictment dtd not identify
the content of that letter nor did it
say whether it was actually sent.
But about the same time, Han·
na sent President Park a letter
recommending "that President
Park utiHze all or his resources to
influence the actions of members
or Congress" and assertJn1 that
T ongsun Park agreed with Han-
n a 's proposal, the indictment
said.
DAILY PILOT
PLANNING UCI COURSES ON HISTORY OF BIRDS
Blofoglat Pitman Out to Give Birders a New Image
Booby Alert
Birdwatcher New Species
By PIDUP ROSMARIN
Of II• o.llr Pli.t Sl•tl
You can dial a t e lephone
number in Los Angeles and the
woman who answers will tell you
cheerily, "There was a blue-foot-
ed booby seen last Wednesday on
the breakwater al Playa Del
Rey."
Or, "The boobies al the Salton
Sea this past week were all very
dark birds."
She's not commenting on lht:
s uspected Inte lligence of
Southern Californians. nor lheir
suntans.
She's with the Los Angeles
Audubon Socie ty, and the
telephone number (213-874-1318>
is the society's Rare Bird Alert
number. An)'One can call and
find out who just flew into town,
bird wise.
An increasing number of
Americans -an estimated five
million of them. are d iscovering
the pecuJiar thrills of sighting the
blue-footed booby, the wandenng
tallier, the Ameri can
oystercatcher, the white -eyed
hummer and a thousand other
species.
The image of the bes pectacled
pantywais t who looks la kc
Truman Capote trudging through
the tall grass in knickers and
kneesocks is being punched to
birdfeathers by a new !>pecies or
birdwatcher.
He's even got a new name
He's a birder, and his sport 1s
"birding."
Robert L. Pitman, a UC Irvine
r esearch biologist, is one or the
new breed of birder who'll lestlCy
his sport has its rugged side. He
wears a brace from the time he
fell 50 feet from clirrs on Santa
Cruz I s land . fra ct urin g a
vertebra.
Pitman was counting cor
morants at the time
ll broke his back but not his en
lhus1asm for birds.
Patman wtll try to com -
mun1('ate som e o f that en-
thusiasm through a UC Jrvine
Extension course in the natur al
history of birds, which will meet
Thursdays 7 p.m. to 10 p.m .,
Sept 29, Oct 6 <and Oct 13.
tn t hree Saturday field trips
(Oct I, !l and 15 > Pitman and
another UC Irvine research
bioll)g1st. Paul Kelly. will take
their 1nit1 all· and ex perienced
birders where the birds are: lip·
per Newport Buy and the San
Joaquin marsh
There's a Channel Islands trip
in October to spot sea birds, Pit·
man's speeialty, besides popula·
lions of porpoises, whales, sea
hons. elephant seals, sharks and
:,ea turtles.
Fee ror the course is $88.50.
"There are few places in the
United Stales that are notorious
for having lots of bird s~ies."
P1lmansa1d
The Oran~e Coast 1s one of
them. though most people arc
unaware of that
"That's because you have to go
where they are to see them." Pit·
man said. Not many birds prefer
the concrl'te h~bitats offered by
urban s hopping centers and
highw11ys, he s aid.
So Pitman plans to take his stu·
dt'nls lo coastal salt marshes.
chaparral. riverside, grassland
and oak woodland.
I re horws to sp<>t such rare
species as the long-tailed Jaeger,
rarely seen on the California
coast because the Arctic tun-
dra-breeding bird migrates at
high speed and at high altitude.
In the Channel Islands, on San
Miguel. is the biggest sea bird
population 20,000 birds Is Pit-
man'.s conservative estimate
Trustee Filing
Deadline Nears
Saddleback College has aet
Sept. 20 as the filing deadline (Or
applicants aeeking the trustee
seat to be vacated within the next
few months by Tualln'e Frank
Greinke.
The board chose to appoint
Greinke'• successor rather than
hold a special election because of
the expense involved. The TuttJn
trustee's term lasts Qnlll
F ebroary ol 19'lt. Greink~ announced hia re-
F ..... P ... AJ
PRISON •••
deallnf With boS~e. taken at
B 'nal B'ritb Headquartere,
wbere Khaalla and 1hc othtr men .
held m<n than 100 hoet11•. wUI
run CC>nlOCudveJy. Nunlio alto
addid an additional one to three year, f Of' con.ipJr1c1.
KhaaU1 aJao received a term of
%0 years to Uf o for the ltCOhd·
. d11ret murder of • youq rldto
reporter killed at W11hln1M'h'1
tlty tudl and Ove to 15 YHl'I ln
JtriMn hi conneetloo wltb th• tho_otiq Ot two othe m~ there
aad I« tlJe atabblnf. and •baotlni · of I man at s•nal B rtth. However, the Jude• aet all ot
theM to run COllCUtNDUy Wtth IM«ben.
Jn rtmU'b befort_t_h• MlltW· .............. ''TbJI ~. t111a,..zt1•••· .. liidl'm nao\O • .,....,~··
J
slgnatlon pending a move out of
the county later this year.
Appl1cattona for the board post
will be screened by the members
of the governing board prior to
the final aelectlon process.
Grelnke's district Is bounded
generally on the east by Newport
Avenue, on the north by
Crawford Cenyon and Fairhaven
Roads and on the west by Lyon
Street.
Caue (Jnkn~n • . Slaying
No InJtines Motive
In Yacht Blast Sought .~
Costa Mesa police continued ·a SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A intelligence bad been alerted search today for a firm motive iJl
39-foot sloop exploded and sank through sources last week that the Sunday slaying of a 16-ye*;
al the San Francisco Yacht Club, the New World Liberation Front old boy, whose slashed a d
but police saJd they were unable might ~mb yachts in the harbor. gunshot-riddled body waa d ,;.
to determln'e the cauae or the He said no special patrols had covered In an abandoned house
blast. There were no injuries. been planned lo light or the in· at 1818 Pomona Ave. • ·
Police Lt. Richard Shippy said form.aUon, but added thllt the Acting on an anonymous phone
although the origin of the ex· m ar1n a was .. part of normal tip shortly before dawn Sunday,
plosion at 8:40 p.m. Monday was che~ks.by crwsmg squad cars police went to the home aJUll
unknown. San Francisco police W1thm the past two weeks, the found the body of Raymonct
F,....P9fleAJ
LANCE •••
dir ector .
Senators have aaid they did not.
know that Lance had made aub-
s la n li a l overdrafts at the
Calhoun bank and that the
comptroller 's office bad reached
an agreement with the bank to
make him stop the practice.
Robert A. Bloom, who was act·
ing comptroller at the time, said
he did not tell IUbicofr's commit·
tee about the agreement because
he thought it already knew about it.
Bloom had written a letter to
the committee saying, Lance
"enjoys a aood reputation jn fhe
banking committee," but Bloom
said he .did not think the Senate
panel was asking for a detailed
account because it had given him
only a day to write lt.
"I tried to balance the negative
comments with references to Mr.
Lance's considerable posUive ac-
complishments as a banker "
Bloom said he had suggested to
Lance that he tell Carter about
the agreement "and subsequent
events confirm that Mr. Lance
followed my advice."
200 Indicted
CAIRO CAP> -Nearly 200
members of a fanatic religious
Moslem sect that kidnaped and
·kmed a former cabinet minister.
:,he1k Mohammed Zahai, were
indicted Monday on charges of
joinrng the society, which sought
to overthrow President Anwar
Sadat.
NWLP' has struck on four OC· J drome Gaspard. ::
casions, including bombings at a Police said the young transient
Pacific Gas & Electric substation had been shot at least twice wt~
in Situsalito and the pluah Olym. a .22 cahber revolver. stab
pie Club in San Francisco. An un· several times and his throat ha detonated device outside the been s lashed. ::
private Pacific Unlon Club here Withln four hours, poUce at;
was found by police and dis· rested another occupant of th~
armed. house. Donald James Hartman:
"We don't know if this ex· 19, who ls now being held on l
plosion is related,•· Shippy said. charge of suspicion or murder. ·
A spokeswoman from the Hartman, unemployed with Di.
Peoples' Information Relay, local addres~. is being held on'
which has received NWLF com· $250,000 bond. :::
muniques in the put, said they Costa Mesa Police Lt. Georgi
hadn't gotten any information Lorton said the District At•
from any underground revolu· torney's Office will seek ;
tionary groups relating to the ex· murder c h a r g e again s C
::>losion. Hartman. ;: The sunken ship, the Major 0 , .,.
was owned by Paul Fisher, 45, an Hartman was arrested after h&
~perator of the Comstock retumedtothescene Sundayand
Termite and Pest Control Co. A was taken into custody for quesv
yacht moored in the adjacent slip tioning in the youth's death. ·
was undamaged. "We really don't know thj
Silverado
High ·School
Accredited
Silverado Continuation High
School in the Saddleback Valley
Unified School District has been
granted a full five year t erm of
accreditation by the Western As·
sociatlon of Schools and Colleges.
WASC, one of six accrediting
associations in the United States,
is responsible for accrediting
high schools and coll eges in
California, Hawaii, Gual'lt61 and
American schools in the Far
East.
Silverado was given the ac·
creditation for the maximum
time allowed on the basis of an
evaluation by three outside
educators last spring.
Borrow up to $10,000
Take 10 years to repay
motive," said Lt. Lorton, wh•
described the two youths at
''young men with no real dir~
tion in life." ;. ..
The fatal incident apparenUt
started with an arguement and
Lt. Lorton noted that the murdet
suspect may have become d~
enchanted with the victim's con~ stantpresence '
The v1ct1m's pare nts wer'
notified of the death while vaca.
lioning in the mid west.
Labor Chief Hit
BLACKPOOL. England (APJ
Three hundred lefC.wing dem:
onstralors, waving their fist~
and screaming "Traitor, .. an<t
"flosses' Man!" attacked one ol
Britain 's mos t influential
moderate labor union chiefs. Joe
Gormley, in the street Monday~
Gormley is president of lh«!
262,000·member National Uniorr
of Mineworkers CNUM).
You pay 10% simple annual interest
The Annual Percentage Rate is 11. 7 %
you're a property owner, the If Newport Equity Funds TMm want!> to
arrange a loan for you. We're
brokers. We'll find the cash you're looking
for and arrange a loan of up to $10,000 at
JO percent simple annual interest Tor 10
years. Of course you may be able to borrow
more (up to $50,000) and shorter terms are
available (as l111le JS 3 year!>) ell .i hight:r
annual percentage rate. And you may be
able to repay up to 20 percent of rhe
principal in any year without penalty, ai.
provided by State Law. On a 510,000 loan
you'll have 120 mo,1tl1ly paymmts of $83.33
(interest only) a11d a fi11al principal
repayment of $10,000.
'Newport Equity J=unds, Inc.
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Let's Drink
To Uncle Sam
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
HoW would you Uke to bt ln a business that farb o.Ver
nearly ball of all the dollara lt collecta to tile U.S. covun-
ment?
We're talkln& about dollars ol aales, not proftta. tt•a tao-
ta,nount 10 selling your product or service and tben aaylnr
to the government: •'Okay. one doUa;:r f oc you, ooe dollar for
me.''
TREllE IS A BUSIN~ TMT hu to operate In this
manner -the liquor busmen, wbJch ranlcs as one of the
greatest tax collectors in tbe naUoo outside the Internal
Revenue Service. Every fulw; YoU buy a bottle of •hiskey,
you make a subatanUal contribution to tbe coffen ot the
U.S. Treasury.
You can check out this weird Clnabelat a.rithmeUc in the
recently issued annual report ot Brown-Forman Distillers.
a Louisville company whose sales are derived 100 percet1t
from alcohollc beverages.
In the year ended
last April 30, Brown-
Form ao registered
sales or $396 million.
Of those revenues, it
turned over $168 million
to the federal 1overn-
ment in the form of ex-
Money
Tree
cise taxes. Brown-Forman was left with $228 million.
After paying all the expenses 8"0Ciated witb producing
tts spirits, Brown· Forman had a gross profit of $121 million,
more than half the $228 million it. bad after paying the
federal excise taxes.
That's what's known as a super profit margjn. Brown·
Forman needs only 1,900 employes to produce and market
its long line of spirits and wines.
IT SPENDS A LOT OF money on advertising: $25
million last year. That. along wttb other selling and ad-
ministrative expenses. must come out or the grosa profit.
with the result that Brown-Forman is left finally with a pre-
tax profit of $47 million.
Then comes the income tax on profits. This has nothing
to do with being a Uquor concern -all corporations pay it.
Last year, Brown·Forman paid federal and stale taxes of
S23.5 million, or 50 percent of bottom-line earnings.
As a result. Brown-Forman had a tax bill of $190 mitllon
last year. coming out of sales of $396 million. That is the way
the liquor business works.
NOW THAT YOU HA VE SEEN the figures, you should
have some idea of the products that underlie them. Brown·
Forman distills Early Times and Old Forest.er bourbons.
It owns the Jack Daniel •a disUllery in Tennessee.
It imports and botUes Canadian Mbt whiskey.
From Britajn it brings in two Scotches -Ambassador.
which is bottled there, and Usber, which is bottled here.
It. imports the Bolla and Cella wines from Italy, the
Cruse wines from France and the Anheuser wines from
Germany.
FROM IRELA.ND IT BRINGS ln Old Bushmills. From
l'"rance ft brings in Noilly Prat vermouths, Martell cognacs
and Veuve Clicquot champagnes.
Among Its other labels are Bois liqueurs, Korbel cham-
pagne and brandy. Pepe Lopez tequila and the Bols Une or 1i.
queurs and brandies.
All would cost you next to nothing if tbe government
hadn't found spirits and wines t.o be such an easy way to
raise money.
lmurance Leader
Speaks at Church
W. Clement Stone. insurance company executive and
author-publisher, will make a return engagement as
keynote speaker for the Sept. 14 Possibility Thinkers
Luncheon for Bwsiness and Professional People.
He will speak in the Garden Grove Community Church
auditorium at Chapman A venue and Lewis Street following
the noon hmcheon in the fellowship hall.
Stof\e's success story is centered around bis philosophy
of positive mental attitude. His concept
bas taken him from selling newspapers
on the Chicago streets to chairman of the
boa.rd of Combined Insurance Company
of America, a mulU·mlliion dollar in·
surance empire.
The chairman of the board or
Hawthorn Books. Stone hu an ac-c um u la ti v e person al worth of
$400,000,000. He has become known In
rr • giving money away to cauaes.
ReservatioM for the luncheon are available through
Pastor David Bailey's office, (710 7$0.1000. until Sept. 12.
Reservations for the 1peak.er-only )>Ol'tion of the pror ram
will be available at the auditorium door tbe day of the pro·
gram.
lowenbrau Beer
Brewed Here in U.S.
WAS1DNGTON (AP' -The Bureau of Alcohol. Tobac-
co and Flreann1 has Issued an advisory to eonaumen t.bat
they should be aware that Lowenbrau beer, tradlUonally .
imported from Germany, is being produced by the MJller
Brewtaa Company lD the United States.
OtJfolals said &!Uler ts In a l)edod of transition wltb
some maneUnc areaa sttn recelvtq Imported b6er. wbUe
otbe.n &et tht domeaUcallY brewed product.
'!be transit.ion wW end tn October. JW71, after which an
Loftlibrau beer Introduced into U.S. markets wfil be pro-
duc.cl docnaUcally.
Because labei. are almll&r on the domesUc and lmport·
ed ~ ATF offldala urpd COMllm .. to dMck ~e label eareMl.y to determ.lnl wbefe UM beer wu produc.S.
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'PEOPLE-MOVER' UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT ATLANTA AIRPORT
Faclllty Wiii House Underground Traina, Moving Sldewalka
Atlanta Terminal:
Case of Catching Up ,
ATLANTA (AP) -Olympic marathoner Frank Shorter, in
AUanta for a long-distance race, told reporters hfd never run here
before. But then he added, "Of course I've run that 10-mile loop
around AUanta akport. Everybody who changes planes does.·•
It's a Camiliar , if exaggerated, complaint for the 'n million non·
marathoners who came through one of the world's busiest airports
last year. a majority or them stopping only to change planes.
0Ff1CIALS HOPE TO SATISY THEIR complaints and
others -with the $400 million terminal and plane concourse begin·
ning lo take shape near the patched-up, outgrown present ternunal
at Hartsfield International Airport.
The airlines estimate passenger traffic through Atlanta -a hub
connecting flJghts among hundreds of cities. -will rise to 55 million
by the late 1980s.
The facility is designed to handle that many passengers with
case, providjng the m with
large parking lots near the ( J two-building terminal, zip. 'IRAJ'EL
ping them to plane con· _ .
courses as much as a mile
away on underground trains and moving sidewalks '
Or so the desiiners say.
A P~ENGER RUNNING TO CATCH a connecting flight still
could face as much as a half.mile on foot, but that's not as bad as
some jaunts to far-flung gates at the present terminal
Passengers and pilots alike will cheer the new terminal's loca·
lion between major runways, a location that will end the current
need for many planes to cross a major runway lo reach their gatea.
Eventually, airport planners expect to slice off the ends of the
present terminal building -and lop off its top few floors -to make
room for a fourth major runway and provide a good approach for it.
THE NEW AIRPLANE CONCOURSES ARE expected to be ex·
pandcd from the original 104 gales -capable of parking 104 "jumbo
Jets" at onee to 135 gates.
The new facilities are scheduled to open in 1981 -and the new
terminal at present is no more than plans on paper, a little concrete
and a lot of dirt and dust.
Bulldozers and other earth· moving machines work long days at
the site, which is mostly on property that was already within the
confines of the ptesenl airport.
Squabbles about city demands for black participation in con·
tracts delayed tbe start of construction for months, but the dry sum-
mer that has burt Georgia farmers has helped the airport construc-
tion crews get back on schedule.
TWO STRIKING SIGNS OF THE progress are a mountain of
dirt piled up by the machines and a long trench where the "people·
mover'• subway is becoming recognisable.
The infield construction has cawsed a few headaches ror air con·
trollers "having to open and close tuiway1, switch planes around,"
but in general there has been little disruption for scheduled ru1bts,
said John Braden of the city's aviation department.
The alrlines agree.
Some airlines, which will root the blU for most or the construc-
tion cost, were slow to give approval for the projeet which was flnt
proposed a decade ago, just a few years after the 1961 dedlcalldl of
the present terminal.
BUT THE AIRLINES ~RE SOUDLY committed now, and
Braden said airline leases have been signed for all 104 gates.
City officials have been solidly behind tbe proje~ for years and
a I so have pushed for a second major airport.
The need -'Or desire -for expanded airline tacWties in AUanta
is due to its nearly unique status aa a connectlng point. It l11lanifi·
cant that the world'a bu.sleat airport -Cbicqo'a O'Hare lnterna-
UonaJ -alsoaervea u a bubtor fll&hteonnecUon1.
Several airlines -Delta and Eutern in particular -have
found it proCitable to plan their routes around AUanta, thereby chok-
ing the Atlanta airport with travelers wbo never set loot on Geortla
soll.
"SEVENTY P ERCENT 0 1' THE people comlDS throu&h here
get off one plane and 1et on another," Braden aald.
Without that relay traffic, the present airport would be Just fine,
but the clty wants the train~ for a wide varlet)' ot rtuons ran1tn1
from economic conalderaUona to a teeUnt that it lends "maJor-leasue" status to the clty. •
And it also provides Atlanta ~ti wlUl ai &Oocl air Hl'Vlce
u any city ln th• world, Braden tald . •
AUanta may be on17 a1topcn a New Yonet'• ~~to Miami,
but that conneetlon status meana an AUani.a w a aumber of non· stop fiilbta to both those citl,a. ~
ATLANTA.NS CAN BEACH 1 .. CITIU DOnltlclt.ron acbedulld
ntchta and more~ HOwtthnanttopt or..-1top1.1iadea 1a1d.
And that •~• ls bound to a pand U IM J OV8nffnent ..,._.to
one Of a number of tlrllDe requeatl for uutop.ce ~Mn AUanta and London, ftat WOGld mU. Mlanta a P1nl«f Dlace
tor Jnt.natklaal llOtl orlillDattu ~ U.. *ftd W•L
Clty otflctall wlio-nlblftbe a1tuaUc)Q aay th•delp1t• u.e cur·
rent Ul>UlloiD M ~ • HOoDd 1DaJor ~ls a aec•lty for \M AUanta aru ...,_..U.tDd.ottbe oeatU17. ·
IN J'A~1 Tim af'l.llU pmelaued land at h8poulble1Jtte 80 or mor•mu• _.al •rnt1
8ut WOtk CIO 8 .... ~-.... Mid. bj *'I, 4lltal1ed
ftderat 1,r~UN1.·bf 11nlt d•' ...-.... tW "*''°°'\ wutjeta
tcUiftit lhtir f81'18 ....... '1 Atlida.11~ lla~ard J1tbGn'1
hope. to Jocu Ute...-*'°" I08lb ot 11e·euinat _. whlcb Lt IOUthol\bt~ And, u • ._. ., ~ tM
alaeld far Ulo 4:::i.:,,_.~~ sn·---•Wlf .. n rs •.w ~11J· ,,_ .
Tueedey. Sep14tmber •• 1977 ~ DAILY PILOr .49
TDMs Top of th~w--Trade
' Apprenticeship Takes Time, Wages Low
81 JOYCE L KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: I am a SI-year-old
womaa and bave flve ehUdrea.
Soon I will be tlaelr IOle 1appon. I
am lllteresaed la Cool ud dJe
making. II W. OD·tlle·job trala·
IDg OI' &aqbt ID 1ebooltt
-8.D., La Pone, Tesu.
Tool and dJe makers <TDMs)
are clasaed as skilled workers.
Tbey rank at the top of the
machine trades in pay and pre·
stige.
Many journeyman TDMs earn
in the $7 .50-$10.00 an hour range,
although this la not true for every
tool and dle ma.klni job in all
parts of the country.
WWLE BELATED, TOOL
making and die maldng actually
are separate crafts; within them,
some analysts count as many as
25 different apeclalllles, ranging
from mesinkers in metalworkine
industries to moldma kers in
plastics.
Tool makers produce and re·
pair jigs and fixtures -devices
to hold metal while it's being
worked on. Dle makers construct
and repair dies -metal forms -
Feotlll!K loqo fr-er od1\l\•dile
,helve\ power sover sw1tcio\.
od1ustdile meot lteepe<. ond 2 ke
n Eow t•()y\.
SAYE llOW
GE SIDE-BY -SIDE
REFRIGERATOR
FREEZER
Come-. with a 6.8 cu ft freezer. '4
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...+ieei\
SAVE EVEN
MORE ••• WITH
YOUR TRADE-IN
GE 21.6 CU. FT.
ICE DISPENSER
REFRIGERATOR
NOW
JUST
s149•
( J
by the National Tool, Die and r ~ D lt"Jt"RS Precision Machining Association
_ ~£1 _ with federal funds.
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used for the mass production of
parts.
A four-year apprenticeship is
said to be the best preparation.
UN YOUR SITUATION, S.D ..
you may not be able to support
your family at the start because
apprentice pay begins at hall
that of journeyman wages.>
Apprenticeship la undergoing
change, so get in-depth advice
from the U.S. Labor Depart·
ment's Apprenticeship Jnforma·
lion Centens, localed in dozens of
major cities. Two more sources
of information: state appren·
liceshi p agencies, and state
public employment service of·
fices.
A special pre-job training pro-
gram for mel;,ilworking in·
duslries operates in 25·30 cities;
the program is continuous in
some cities, in others it's given at
intervals. It's for low-income, un·
employed people, and operated
given a crash course in shop.
math, blueprint reading, and the
like. You're paid about $60 a
week and helped to find an entry
level machining job when you're
finished, from which you may be
abJe to enter an apprenticeship _program.
Ask your public employment
service office for details.
Another approach is lo attend a
v~alional school , then get on-job
training. For school leads, con-
tact your state department ol
education, division of vocational
education ; any bigh school
-counselor can give you the ad-
dreas ln your state.
READER SERVICE: To <>beam c:i
free C<JPJI of "The Making of ·a
Machinist," JB pagea, publUMd by
the National Toot, Die and Preclfton
Mach.inmg Association, aend your
postcard request to .Joyce Lain Km-
ned11 at this newspaper. Allow
aeveral weeks /or dehvery. Thia offer
endlDec. l.
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. wirh .. O"fJl'l'tflf~ ro qrve you ICO,
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bu11on
SS REDUCED S$
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