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Home My WebLink About1977-09-09 - Orange Coast Pilot. . ' ., t i ' • ' .t ... _.,.._._........,...l_ ·-~ ~ -------- ---...olL__-=- ance ~overup -arge r 1 Bell ·ringing Rapist Attacks 2 Irvine Women DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * . . . . . .. •'• , . ' : -. . YOL. 10, HO Ul, 4 SECTIOfllS, .. 'AGl!S o.lty PW« ..... " Lee '•r- 1 s the silhouette on the sail of this catamaran in Ne'.vport Harbor endowed with the power to cloud men's minds'? Whatcvl'r. 1t made for an interesting picture as a summer draws to a close along the Orange Coast. Doorbell Ringer Two Irvine Women Attacked by Rapist Irvine police are seeking a doorbell-ringing rapist who as- saulted a woman in her home ' while holding her nude cousin at gunpoint. The man then tried to r-ape t.he couain, police said but he f alled. The victims were not ot.Mrwbe injured. Police Investigator Dennis McNeely said the nature of the incident could lead to tbe sus- pect. Neither or the women. aged 28 and 30, could idenuty their at· tacker, acc0fdln1 to th~r •tat•· menta. The man, described u about 30 years old, fivo feet nine inches tall, with a bad complexion and 'IR4Sll HIDES ·. B4RBOR SIGN Orana• County has 1~ent 125,000 for a •Ian to mark the Dana Polnt Harbor entrance. But a tnab tonulner. ~ea car1, dl1carded Junk, bu1 beMbes, tralllc •lPt and atanaJ pol11 oblcure or detract from Ute 1l1n. PiiOto. 4idlt.QriiJ, A8. long, curly, sandy-blond hair, escaped in a s mall car or on a motorcycle. His victims heard only tbe sound of the small engine. The women told police they were awakened at 1:45 a.m. by the rbig of the front doorbell. They went t.o a front slldine tlaas door, where, taped t.o the door. was a note. The not.e demanded that lta a~t.hor be let inside the house through the back door and warned that he had a 1un. The women, terrllled. huddled In a hallway ln the mlddle of the house. The back door, they realised, had been left unloeked. The cun· man attacked them ln the hall and forced both women Into the masi.r bedroom. MotloninC with a small callbel' revolver, he forced them to Wldrts1. and hlmMlf dllrotied. Jnvutlaator McN~ aal41 he'd never: h•ai4 ol • raput ~ an utorUaia note ti> a.t to 1111 Vic· Um• .. , ''Tbll c ......... ''be Mid. Polite •• ,. UJlDI to de· termlne how UI• man ma,,uve known tM women wera 81oM In thebouN . .. Beaches Pounded By Surf Pushed by a New Zealand storm, surf was reaching heights of up to five feet early today along West Ora nge Coast beaches. · Lifeguards anticipated a sharp . increase in rescues at both Hunt- ington and Bolsa Chica State Beaches, while city beach lifeguards noted they had rough water and rip currents. "It was up to five feel th1s morning," said State Beach Lifeguard Jeff Whitaker, "but was down to about four feet later ." · Whitaker said he expected the heavy surf t.o build up again later today, when beaches were ex- pected to be jammed with slu· dents and other visitors the last week before school . Hot weather and the fact this week is summer's last hurrah before resumption of school was expected to draw heavy crowds. State beach lifeguards logged 50 rescues Thursday, while 16 persons were pulled from the water by city guards. Seal Beach lifeguards enjoyed their usual slow rescue activity. They rarely pave to m ake any because the waves are so small a t the sheltered strand flanked by two jetties. Measure Shelved SACRAMENTO (AP) -A pro- posal to require most California homes to have water meters has been shelved until January by . the Assembly Ways and Means · Committee. Will Nixon Yiew'Men?' Althouib the film "All The Presldent'a Men" m•Y not be one of Richard Nix· on •• favorites, the former president "Will have plenty of chance to eet used to lt thlamonth. The chronicle of the JoQJ'DallaUc lnvestJ1atton of W•teraate that lead eveacu.lly to Nbron '• HI· 11naUoa wlll tM 1hown elaht Umll over a pay TV clrcidl dial re....-the tx· presldtnt In Sd Cltmente. SIGi'er Cabl• TV'• area man11er. · Douctu Rook, tald Nlson hu four or th• .. Sbowtlme" pay TV O\lt· let.I la bl.I home. .• . Turbulent Surf Pounds Beaches 1.: In West . County ', , Roller Rider CHP Jaih 'Drunk Driver- Is· Coma•.'· 7 i Report • RIVERSIDE <AP> -Highway patrol' officers h ave arrested a Fullerton man for allegedly driving while drunk -on a steamroller. AHoaX:?. I' • CI IP officer Bob Patton says Porfi Duarte was seen driving the 1970 Rex asphalt roller in a new hous- mg development Thursday in the Jurupa area east of Riverside. · Duarte was apparently em ployed by the asphalt contractor working on the street a nd came to work after downing a few drinks, police said. Officers told Dua rte to pull over and ad· m inistered the breath test. They booked him at Riverside County jail. New Charges FBI Inf ormatioii NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) -Al group of plotters against Presi- dent Idi Amin were reported•to have been executed today under· a clock tower on the outskirts off' Kampala. the Ugandan capita).. Fifteen people were scheduled to die before a firing squad. ~ An editor of Voice of Uganda.i the official governme'nit· newspaper in Kampala, cort1 firmed by telephone thai, uie1 public executions took place·at S; p .m. (7 a.m. PDT). He said•he had no further details. 1 Meanwhile, Uganda radio~~ mained silent on a report.,!rom1 one of Amin's chief aides thai:the 51-year-old military slr<>n&manl was in a coma after undergol.:tg W • hh Id L surgery Wednesday for an UD· It e On ance. disclosedailment. . • . The suspicion was growing in! . "" Nairobi that Amin's report~' ATLANTA (AP> -Former said. • coma was another hoax, like Uie, U .S. Alty. John W. Stokes Jr. "The point I wanted to get at is fal~e report last June that he was charged today that officials of that in late December 1976, FBI flying t.o London for the_ Comj the Carter admini stration s pecial .agents made a full and ~onwealth Confe~ence m Jde1 withheld and concealed FBI in-complete investigation in con· f1ance of the British govern"/ formation on Bert Lance' from necUon with the overdrafts. They ment's aMouncement that tie the Senate committee that rec· interviewed me and anyone who wasn't wanted. He never lilt ommended hls confirmation as. had anything to do with the Uganda. f .d budget director. Lance case," he said. Reports rom ~a,mpala sat Stokes said at a news con-"l felt the case was not pros-the local telev1s1on s tation ference that as U.S. attorney his <See LANCE, Page AZ) s howed an operat.ion being offit e investigated whether performed on A~~. m the neck Lance violated federal law in area. The station s program 1974 by overdrawing his account 'Bi·u.-v T,.~k' director. wh1eNn Paske~ .. ,if the at the Calhoun First National ..., J ~. <See AM , a1e n6 ~ Bank during his unsuccessful try for the govemorkhip of Geofgta. .4.a-.-1-5, ... ;f He said he found insufficient fU,,f,(M;f£ ...., evidence to seek an indictment against Lance and closed the 'I"-! .-I Ope, ... case. .i. ruu, •flO Asked by reporters what the FBI report contained, Stokes replied: "I consider lt damaatne informatlon but not criminal con- duct. Jt •howed tne1ular ac- tivities in running a bank." The case was closed ·•because in my judgment it wu not a pro- secutable case. There was not any intent t.o defraud •• ,'' he _ _.Hid. Stokea said Senate In· vest1gators uked hlin lut weet for lnfonnatJon be found d\arlna the lhve1U1atlon. He said ho turned lt over to the FBI, which wu coUec:Una lt for the CartAir transition team lut fall. "lt the Senate committee had had th.ii FBI rePort tn lfuuary, lbty .auld not be· nM4lnc to 10 into lt With me and ~Mil all • thl1 tntormatJOO pow,• S\okei ...d. "I duirre that ontclalt ol tbe Carter ld.mtni.traUon wtthbeJd •nd coctcealed th• FBI back· around report &iMl th• infoi'ni•· tlon It COGtalntd trOin tbii SIDate committee la January,0 Sblk• . .• LOSANGELES (AP)-Areal· life "Trial of Billy Jack" la under way ln SUperior Court. Judge Charles H. Older and a jury heard flrat testimony Tbura· day in tbe SlOO.OOO auault and battsy suit bl'OUCbt by televtalon commercial producn Jack Spear. It 1' a1•tn.st Tom Laulhlln, lead llet«, director and ptoaucer of the "Billy Jack .. movies, tho latest ol wblcb .. .8111.y Jack Goes to W•blnlton," bu JU1t oPened in theat«t around the country. Lauahllo bu fllecl a coun· tenwt for more than $1 mll11on ln conneetlon with • Ftbnt~ 1'73 fl1bt ln a proJecUOll booth a\ an KO• Culver City studio. Spear claimed Lau1hlhi a~ tacked him dui'tna a dJaWte over a ierl• ~ commerclall ·ntmed for the r.rei.ut of \be Ori~at "Bl.ll1 lact1• ftJm. ~ 1alcl Sl>ear atuetecl hlm illd later' mlde def l.lllatol7 ata....a about bllll IA tra publleliUW. Coast Weather Some relief from the heat i1 expecte~ thla weekend. It will be fn the low 80s inland, lower 7* at beaches. ·The morniDI lot may hang around a liUle longer than usual • Saturday. Tonight lt will be 58 \o 68. IN8iDE TODAY Al. a ftftD "°'°" kgfftl for Colla MHO'• South Cooaff• R~. oaur PUOC wnten Tom ftu& ond JoeJde HJ11MA look.at hOO dl//~.Q.lf>«t• I • of the tlwiattT. °"Page CJ. lailex \, l c -.. . r .. Al D~LY PILOf. ~ ""d•r Septemgetll tll;' Mari.J\e 'Likes Them All' .. •• .Carter Hits Criticism of Cabinet Housing WASJONGTO~ lAP > Pn'!i1 dcnl C!lrter, faced With nwrt.. . that varfou1' m~mb"r• of his CabllliCt are c1ts1tppoml1n1, obit qu1ous.rUC'1We, lmprobable auc ~HHis, wita, exlraordlnarlly pleuMt.. unua.umln1. 11veo Lt> ral\hng on, impatient ;and benign, U)"• he hkt>s them ull Carter, uppart'ntly UJ)kt't by the published reports, »ulhonu'<.I bis chief spolteJ>man, prci.!> secretary Jody Powell, to volun- teer at his regular White House news bnel1nc Thu~day that '/te cent storth rcflect1n& udvers~y vn mdividual members or his Cabinet do not reflect has feel· logs." • Now lhat Carter bas seen his · Cabinet cboices at work, Powell said, he would choose them again to head his executive depart· ·ments. .. The Presiden t realizes that 150me among the White flouse staff feel he is not the easiest person to work for," the press secretary s ald, apparently refer· nng to the sources of the stori-es. The accounts. which appeared recently in two newspapers, 'Yre attributed to unnamed members of the White House stare. The first story was published several weeks ago by the Chicago Tribune. Powell derued its adverse implications at the time. The second was published Wednesday by the Wall Street Journal. It was reprinted Thurs· day by the Washington Post. The President, Powell said, wished tum to state categorically that he is pleased with the performance of all of bis Cabinet members as individuals and as a group and "regrets attempts to impute contrary opinions to him which have no basis in fact ·· Told thal some assessments in the stories are complimentary lo s pecific Cabinet members . Powell paused. Did he mean that all the good things in the stories are right and all the bad things are wrong? "You've summed it up just right," the press secr etary reJJlled. Bouncing Baby '&ckache' WILMINGTON, Del. <AP> :._ • Sandra Conaway went to the h os pital Monday with a backache, and came home Thursday with a new baby, her first The unexpeclant mother said -.he was '"flabberl{asted" when the nurse at the Wilmington Medical Center told her she didn't have a kidney infection, but that she was m labor. Holly Elizabeth, a healthy, seven-pound, s ix -ounce, baby was bom Tuesday, and nurses said she was apparently carried full term. "I bad no idea I was pregnant," said Mrs. Conaway, 34. who ad· milted that she had put on quite a bit or wei ght in recent months. Brown Meeu On Pipeline SACRAMENTO (AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. was scheduled to meet with Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau in Ottawa today about a proposed natural gas pipeline across • Canada. Following lhe meeting, be was to fly to Anchoraie for a meeting Saturday with Gov . Jay Ham· mond, also to discuss the )>ipeline. Brown's oCfiee asald. The Democratic governor is· ~ued no statement before leav· fog. Brown has· favored a pipeline with a western le~ to carry Alaskan natural gas to Pacific Coast states, as proposed in the agreement between Presi· dent.ean.r and Trudeau. ORANG! COAST DAILY PILOT RATTLES ON Patricia Harris PLEASES CHIEF Joseph Califano Identity j Sought in Cabinet Personnel Sized Up by Paper WASHINGTON CAP> -The Wall Street J ourn a l says Secretary of Transportation Brock Adams is the biggest dis· appointment in the Cabinet. It quoted "one or the President's men" as saying Adams' "obse· quious " manner· grates on~ Carter. Mtcr listing Energy Secretary J a mt.·s Schlesinger, Budge t Oirn·tor Bert Lance and Defense Secretary Harold Brown as the s tro ngest member s or the Cabinet, the Journal said its sources described Schlesinger as impatient. Brown as bright and ·Lance as Carter's closest conli· dant. The paper said its informants described Secretary Patricia Harris of Housing and Urban Development as the most irasci· ble Cabinet member and Secretary Joseph A Califano of Health, Education and Welfare as the Cabinet's most improba· ble success. Califano. the Journal said. "enrages Carter aides but somehow managl'S to please the President.·• The newspaper quotes one pres- idential staffer as saying Mrs Harris "rattles on and doesn't seem to know anything in Cabinet meetings " However, the Joqrnal also reports that she is a quick learner and has as scmbled an excellent st1tH Attorney General Griffin Bell, a former judgc, tells the best j o kes . accordi n g l o th e newspaper account I l n:•ported that he once called an idea being discussed at a Cabinet meeting '"the kind or thing that works in p.·achcc but not 10 theory ... I nlcnor Secretary Cecil An drus is "lhe nicest by far," ac· rnrding to Uie Journal 's sources. ··very .... moo th , adroit , ex · tr<.iordinarily pleasant and un· assumin~" Secrl'lary o St<1lc Cyrus R Vance is desc bed as benign, un nappablc an the victim of a run or bad luc including a recent disappoin · g trip to the Middle East. ( Mesa, Saddle~lc County to Entend Dial-a-Ride Plan By KATHY CLANCY• O. the O•lly ,.,,_. St•H The Orange County Transit D1str 1ct's D1al·a ·R1de service will be coming to Costa Mesa and the Saddleback Valley this wmter. OCTD directors decided Thursday f'rowa Page A J LANCE ••• ecutablc," hesaid. "lf the Senate committee had the report in January and found that 1 was right, that he should not have been prosecuted, they could still have considered the facts and acted on it as they chose," he said. . I le said the day arter he closed ·the case, President·elect Carter annOWlced in Plains that Lance was his choice as federal budget director. Thal m e an s star lin g 1n February residenL<> will be able to phone for door·to·dcstination tr ans it service for a 50-cent fare The Dial-a· Ride taxicab or small bus will carry them lo destinations within their com murutics or to major OCTD bui, routes. Directors plan to hire a con · tractor to operate the service. OCTD planners said 1t will take until February to start the ser vice, and the cost for the. last five mon~hs of the 1977·78 £1scal year will be $209,600. . Directors bad set aside $500,000 in this year's budget for either Dial-a-Ride or the addition of short-run bus routes within com· munities. Drowning Orange County coroner's in· vesligators are seeking the iden· tity of a man whose body was dragged from the oceao Thurs· day about one mile offshore at San Onofre. Investigators said the ap·· parent drowning victim had been in the water "'from 12 to 18 hours'' before being pulled from the sea at nooo by persons aboard the cabin cruiser .. Westwind." Because of the direction of the ocean currents, the investigators believe the victim was swept southward and probably entered the water somewhere north of San Onofre The m a n is described as between 45 and 55 years old, five feet. eight inches tall and weighing between 130 and 140 pounds. Investigators said the victim was naked when hauled from the ocean but was wearing a silver chain around his neck that held a ring as well as lt circular mobile Owted Actor Sues Debbie LOS ANGELES CAP1 Ac· tress Debbie Reynolds has been slapPed with a $1 million suit by an aBSistant stage manager who claimed she hit him and slan· de red him by saying ··Hey stupid, you missed your cue "' Larry Fazio, 38, who worked on the Music Center'c, recenl pro· duction of "'l\nme Get Your Gun' in which Miss Reynolds starred. said he was later fired because of the alleged July 7 incident Also named in the suit, hied Thursday m Superior Court, was c horeo~ra pher Gower Cham· pion Arson Suspected SA NTA BARBARA <AP> - The U.S. Forest Service says an arsonist may be responsible for a series of small brush 'fires plagu- ing southern Santa Barbara County, including fires near the resldenlal area where fire did more than S50 million damage in July. A $5.000 reward has been offered and a telephone "hot line" set upjn an effort to catch the arsonist or arsonists. 'Feared' . By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Ol •M o.lly ... ..,_ '~ Fountain Valley ~s1denls say they still fear a future Manne Corps invasion of Mile Square Park even though the Marines have scrapped, at least tem· porarily, plans to build housing units in the heart of the recrea· tionaJ area. Mayor Roger Stan.ton told the city council that petitions with almost 5,000 sh~natures have been filed by Fountain Valley residents who oppose any use of the 130·acre core area or the park for any purpose other than recreation. Marine officials say they have not ruled out the idea of military family housing at the 130-acre .site iI needed in the future. Officials dropped the Mile Square plan Aug. 17 and instead said they will build 400 units on 72 acres near the Marine CQrps helicopter base in Tustin. Fountain Valley residen.ta Terry Ryan and Barbara Brown, who spearheaded the petition drive, say the military housing threat will not be over unW the 130-acre area is declared surplus and converted into park land. Oii tlte Bea..e New York City May or Abraham Be ame, whose t e rm in City Hall was mi.Irked by tne city's g raves t financ ial crisis since the Depression, went d o wn t o defeat in lhe mayoralty primary Thurs- day along with challenger Bella Abzug. See story, Page A4. Porno King MTS. Ryan and Mrs. Brown said they believe their efforts forced Rep. Ro~rt Badham (ft... Newport Beach> to find a new site for military bousin& near the helicopter base ln Tustin. ' Seeks Arrest But the two community leaders plan to continue their fight to use the Mile Square core area as a park "We have to keep a real watchdog attitude on lhe future use of the Mile Square core area issue," said Mrs. Brown. "We haven't won yet." Stanton told the city council Tuesday he and Councilman Bernie Svals tad met with Supervisor Philip Anthony, oth~r county officials and Badham aide Howard Seelye on the Mile Square land issue last week. Stanton said no definite plan ca me out or the meeting but ·'the ba II 1s 10 the congressman's rnadham) court." Seelye told the city officials he will investigate the possible declaration by the Defense Department of the Mile Square land as surplus, Stanton said. 2Teens Held In 18-house Burgle Spree Two Huntington Beach teenagers have been arrested in connection with an 18-bouse burglary spree near Golden West Street and McFadden Avenue which netted about $8,000 in loot last week, police reported. A police helicopter pilot spotted the youths fleeing from an apparent daytime burglary Sept. 3. Police nabbed the 13-year· old and 15-year-old near the scene, said officer Bob Russell. Rl1.5Sell said fingerprints and other evidence linked the boys to a total of 18 day and night-time burglaries in the Golden West· McFadden residential area from Aug. 31 to Sept. 3. The youths a llegedly took jewelry, cash and liquor. Some or the stolen property has been re· turncdtoiL5owners, said Russell. . ATLANTA (AP> -Publisher Larry Flynt ll out to get arrested for selllnt h1a "aoft core porno· graphy" magazin•, HuaUer and Chic. On Thursday, Flynt dared Fulton County Solicitor General Hinson McAulirre, who bas re· cently arrested several magazine sellers on obscenity charges, to arrest him for selling the magazines in a downtown bookstore. But McAuliffe, who refused to comment on the matter, did not appear by about l p.m., and Flynt left the store, vowing to continue selling the magazines until be is arrested and can take the case to court. F,....PageAJ AMIN ••• telecast was live or had been filmed some time ago, laughed and replied : "Ask the minister of information." Amin is known to have been hospitalized on five previous OC· casions for medical attention· since he seized power in 1971. A nurse at Kampala's Nulago Hospital, reached by telephone from Nairobi, said Amin was no longer in h.is room. "As far as I ·know,·• she said, "he has been transferred to an island retreat on Lake Victoria, but I'm not sure." The report that Amin was in a coma came from Maj. Robert Astles, a British-born Ugandan citizen who is one or his closest confidants. After a radio report that Amin had undergone surgery, Astles told a reporter who telephone him from Nairobi that he didn't "exactly know" what was wrong with the 51-year·old military strongm an. "But he's in a coma," AsUes continued. "We believe he'll pull out of it. I'm going over to the hospital right now to see what's happening." A later call was answered by an aide who said Astles was "at President Amin's bedside. The president is in sort of a coma. Jl looks serious." Meanwhile, Lance's effective· ness as President Carter's budget director has been so seriously damaged by recent dis· closures that he may be com· pelled to resign, Agriculture Secretary Robert Bergland said Thursday. Board Chairman Ralph Clark cast lhe lone dissenting vote after arguing unsuccessfully that bus improvements should be ex- panded into his hometown. Anaheim, as well as into Costa Mesa and the Saddleback Valley. Alter deciding to provide Dial· a-Ride In the two Oranie Coast communities, OCTD directors couldn't agree on what to do with the remaining $300,000. All For The Family- In a copyrighted interview with a Wuhlnl\00 c:orrespoo· d e nt for the Minneapolis Tribune, Bergland said Lance could still be vindicated by Congressional heartnp lnto bis . financial dealings as a ~rgia banker before joining the Carter admlnlstratlon. "What I am saytn1 Js that the questions 'raised have cr~ated auch a furor that I think hls etfec· t.lveness hu been lmpalttd to a polnt where tt. probably can't. be reltored," Bef1}and Hid. Integration Role Adopted SACRAMENTO (AP> -The atat. Board '4 £ducat.loo hu adqpt,ed r culat.lool lnatructlnf C•Ufornla 1chool1 io de· aearecate, 'despite atai. IChool Superintendent Wil5oll Bilu' concern ovu that acUon. Uocler th• rules, t.btre are no penaltlu for vlo1aUoaa. The l'Wel allO do not applf to diltrict1 under a court orCler t.o d•: 111re1ate. 1'bQH dl1trlct.1 In· c:hMM Loi An1ele1, 8aD P'rin· ctaeocPSSan Dicaq. ' They asked planners to learn how long it wUl take to obtain cars or buses to operate addi· tlonal routes before making a de· cision later. Director Ralph Clark won sup- port only from Director Robin Youni in a move to add short· haul bus routes in Anaheim. Directors Al ff Qlllnden and .• Pb.illp An\bony aaid the district has only 13 1mall buses to use for the 1entlce, while planners had 1aid 22 would be nec:•sary. Direct.or William Farria also nld the Anaheim service, wblch coula Include Dlal·•·Rlde In Anabelm JUll1, could cost more than tho $3001000 avtllable. OCTD plenners had ranked COIDIDUDitles by a&e ltOUp and tranalt need. The one ranldn& b.i&belt wu San\aAna. But plannen Hid 16 buses able to carry 31 1>&Ht nf ert each would be needed for that lel"Vlce, and thote buau wouldn't be anllable \mill tall~ 1971. Allor...tlD& h&,_ on tbe Ult for 1&ort·haUl eommuoity bu rOut• were HunUnat()o Beach and Oarde'nGrOve. Hunttn1ton Beacb Coun· cllwoman Hal'riet W&eder 1a1d tbe service would ""' the ~. ,,.,_, llDd loW·lncomo reaid4lota ol bV cltJ. f What changes your house more than any other thing? What Improves accousttcs dramatically? What warms up a house? What Imparts unique beauty and comfort? ••• Carpeting from Alden's, that'• whatl (If your house 0 atlflea'' you, stop In and SM urFUT.) . DEN'S : iiisiailatioii: 'custom d 1apsriss· lnoleum • vVood floor ' ,L • t . .. • d ti .. tJ lt a• d ; Bl al he dr ch .P• de ·me alt an. ton ~hj wit sai 'dat tha .lnQ ale. nw itc1 • Orange Coast EDITION VOL. 70. NO • -'SECTIONS, 46 PAGES _ ........... -..... .. .. .. . ' . Today' Clo Ing N.Y.Stoeks C TEN CENTS Spotlight-on --nanna Stuns .Neighbors By GARY GRANVILLE °' .. o.11, ~ ..... Two months aao former con- 1 res b man K1 ch•rd Hanna 1hpped into ,.'ayettev1lle, Ark • all c1uieU} a.., he sltpped out of Orance County Hanna s ne11&hbon. 1n the pie turesque college town nestled in the Ozark Mountains say they didn't know what their new neighbor did for a hvmg, let ldi's Coma alone that be w&11 i. former con 1ressman. Bul when Fayetteville police chased three television crews from Hanna's backyard at 1 a.m Thursday. those neighbors learned they were living near a nabonal news personality It is the so·called Korean con· n ect1 on that mak es Hanna newsworthy. Hanna was identified as an Wl· a Hoax? indicted co·consplrator In a federal indictment handed down early this week that charges South Korean businessman Tongsun Park with 36 corruption related crimes. According to the indictment, the former Democratic legislator con•pired with park and others from 1967 through 1975 to parcel out S7S,OOO to fellow legislators in an effort to win their support on 15 Amin Enemies Reported Executed • KAMPALA, Uganda <APJ - F ifteen men convicted of plotting against President ldi Amin were shot one by one by a firmg squad before a large crowd in this Ugandan capital today. The men were ltned up, lied against water drums filled with sand and fell one after the other as the bullets hit them The ex- ecutions were carri ed out at S:OS p.m. 17:05 a .m. POT) near the Queen's clock tower on the out· skirts of Kampala. ~I Report On I.ance b.ncealed? ATLANTA CAP> -Former U .S. Atty. John W. Stokes Jr. ·charged today that officials or th e Carter adminis tration withheld and concealed FBI in· '{ormation on Bert Lance from he Senate committee that rec- pmmended his confirmation as budget director. Twelve men were convicted last month of plotting lo over- throw Amin in an attempted coup allegedly timed to coincide with the sixth anniversary of Amm's accession to power Jan. 26. The other three men were sen· tenced in July on treason and murder charges. Radio Uganda was silent today on earlier reports by Amin's aides that Amin was in a coma fo llowing surgery, for an un · disclosed ailment Will Nixon View 'Men?' Although the film "All The President's Men" mQ not be one ol Richard Nix· on 's favorites, the former president will have plenty of chance to get used t-0 it this month. The chronicle of the journalistic investigation of Watergate that lead eventually to Nixon's res- ignation will be shown eight times over a pay TV circuit that reaches the ex- president in San Clemente. ' In Paris, the French am· bassador to Uganda said the re· ports of a coma were "pure fan· tasy." The envoy did not say how he knew. As the firing squad took aim, a large crowd watched near the clock tower, the same spot where a number of guerrillas faced the first public execution by firing squad in Uganda in 1973. Uganda's military defense council had ordered the convict· <See AMIN, Page A2) Dial-a-Ride Extended to Costa Mesa By KATHY CLANCY Of .. o.11, ~ ........ The Orange County Transit District's Dial-a·Ride service will be coming to Costa Mesa and the Saddleback Valley this winter. OCTD directors decided Thursday. That means starling in February residents will be able to phone for door-to-destination transit service tor a SO-cent fare. issues affecting South Korean business interests. In m4 when Hanoa announced his retirement from congress: he gave as the reason his wife's fail- ing health. Thursday, however, it was Mrs . Hanna who kept reporters at bay outside the Hanna's two· story brick Fayetteville home. In the process, she found It necess~ to call for police aid twice in addition to the 1 a.m. sorti that chased the TV crews from the darkened backyard. According to an Arkansas Gazette reporter al the scene, most obtrusive of the newsmen was a Washington Post reporter who pulled her car into the Han- n a driveway and refused to budge until granted an interview. By day's end, nine reporters who had laid siege to the Hanna Is the silhouette on the sail of this cataIJJaran in Newport Harbor endowed with the power to cloud men's minds? Whatever, it made for an interesting picture as summer draws to a close along the Orange Coast. .. . home throughout the day had been herded across the street by police and sat on a curb as they cooled their heels, the Gazette re· porter said. The best they got for their day- long effort was word that Hanna had been subpoenaed t-0 appear before a congressional commit- tee Tuesday. And from behind a door that (See HANNA, Page A2) ·caner's ·Cabinet \Vi~d W ASI-llNGTON (AP) -Presi· dent Carter, laced with reports that various members of bis Cabinet are disappointing, obse· quious,rasclble, improbable suc· cesses, wits, extraordinarily pleasant, unassuming, given to rattling on, impatient and beni$tn, says he likes them all. Carter, apparently upset by the published reports, authorized his chief spokesman, press secretary Jody Powell, to volun- teer at his regular White House news briefing Thllrsday that "re- cent stories reflecting adversely on individual members of his Cabinet do not reflect his feel· ings." Now that Carter has seen his Cabinet choices at work, Powell said, he would choose them again to head his executive depart· ments. "The President realizes that some among the White House start feel be is not lbe easiest verson to work for," tbe press secretary 1aid, apparently refer- ring to the sources of the stories. The accounts. which appeared recenUy in two newspapers, • were attributed to unnamed member• of the White House st.alf. The first story was published several weeks ago by the Chicago Tribune. Powell denied its adverse implications at the time. The second was published Wednesday by the Wall Street Journal. It was reprinted Thurs· day by the Washington Post. The President, Powell said,· Stokes said at a news con· fcrcncc that as U.S. attorney his offire inves tigated whether Lance viol ated federal law in 1974 by overdrawing his account at the Calhoun First National Bank during his unsuccessful try for the governorship of Georgia. Storer Cable TV's area manager, Douglas Rook, said Nixon has four of the "Showtime" pay TV OUL· lets in his home. The Dial-a -Ride taxicab or small bus will carry them to destinations within their com- munities or to major OCTD bus routes. Mesa Educator Grable Succ11inbs "'~ wished him to slate categorically .. , '• <See CABINET, Page A2) He su1d he found insu£ficient evidence to seek an indictment against Lance and closed the case. Asked by reporters what the FBI report contained, Stokes replted · "I consider it damaging information but not criminal con- duct. It showed irregular ac· tivities m running a bank." The case was closed "because in my judgment it was not a pro- secutable case. There was not any intent to defraud . . , " he said. Al the While House. press secretary Jody Powell said he did not want lo comment on Stoke's statements. Al a news briefing earlier, Powell quoted White House counsel Robert Lipshutz as say· Ing FBI reports on nominees are a vailable to the appropriate Senate committees but that none was requested in Lance's case. Fl,ag Football · Sigtwps Slated In Costa Mesa Mesa Police Hunt Truck In Burglary Costa Mesa police continued their search today for two men who used a tow truck to lip the front door off a gunshop Wednes- day then looted the store of 68 handguns valued at $14,500. Witnesses to the daring early morning raid al the Grant Boys store, 1750 Newport Boulevard, • told police the truck bore an ad· vertisemenl for a Los Angeles towing agency. • Police Lt. George Lorton said investigators will conduct a search or the Los Angeles area in an attempt to locate the 1etaway vehicle. The burglars hit the store in broad daylight at "7 :15 a .m . Wed- nesday in full view of motorists on busy Newport Boulevard. After using the truck's boom lo tear off the front door, the quick· movma burglars smashed three gun cases and took 68 band1uns of various calibers. Directors plan to hire a con· tractor to operate the service. OCTD planners said it will take until February to start the service, and the cost for the last five months of the 1977-78 fiscal year will be $209,600. Directors had set aside $500,000 in this year's budget for either Dlal·a·Ride or the addition of s hort·run bus routes within com· munities . Board Chairman Ralph Clark cast the lone dissenting vote after arguing unsuccessfully that bus improvements should be ex· panded into his hometown. Anaheim, as well as into Costa Mesa and the Saddleback Valley. After deciding to provide Dial- .a-Ride in the two Orange Coast communities, OCTD directors couldn't agree on what to do with the remaining $300,000. (See RIDES, Page A2> Police S~k Identity' ;f Drown Victim Goss S. Grable, a long.time Costa Mesa resident and member of the original faculty al Newport Harbor High School, died Aug. 24 in Riverside after a lengthy Ill· ness. Hewas78. Mr. Grable was on the school staff when It first opened in 1931 and taught there tor 37 years. He was head of the social science de· pa~ent and waa the originator or e driver education program in angeCountyschools. Mr. Grable also lectured in his· tory at Orange Coast College and taught driver education courses for adults. An avid sports fan, be was in· terested in all hilh school sports and acted u the official timer for Harbor High athletic events for 25 years. Mr. Grable retired from teaching in 1960 and lived In Palm Springs before movinl to Riverside. Funeral servlcea were t)eld in Riveralde. Mr. Grable ls survived by hia widow, Rose, and three sons, Robert G. Grable ofTustm, Donald Grable of Cerritos and Il was the second time within 11 days that gun thieves 1trutk al the same location. Polle• believe the same bandits were involved and a1eo may M linked to almilar cases lo Santa Ana. day about one mile offshore at Store emplore Mike Orant San Onofre. • • , Orance County coroner's in· vestt1ators are seekin1 the I.den· tity of a man whose body was draaed from the ocean Thurs· eallmated the total lou at tnveatt1atora aaid the •P· t>ACRAMENTO <AP> -M be ..-... ™:"""Gn " -. '-·"----'fi"f dmwnln• vlctl~ beta... lilt •-· A-. bordei ~.illll'\f~Ult': lll<T, UUUJ•---0 e water 4Tifrom 12 to 18 w ''''" _., ~ te ,,.: :!::::::i~:S~ :.~f" of 37 hours" before bein' pulled from ~ ~!~~~R~;:~ Jn both cues, the burl1lan the iea at noon by persona Beach> watched tbe border were described u black men in ~~:~~.e ca bin crulur 1uard deal wJtb two ~pl• In tbelr earl)'*· B.ceUM d the direction of Ult thg~j:;:::sJ' ab\:tdll al 1l- ocean eurreota1 th1 lnve1U1ator1 quor P'l.ftbU9d tn Mexico, One belteve tM victim Wal aw.pt ~ouple, wbo )ly9C1 ln 0,.p, aouthWard and pt'Obably enter.d were elJowecl w fl"-P tbelr WU.. the nter 10mtwbere north ol Tb• otlaer n••· who were OnOtte. C....,.._, •• nq._. to The man ta de•crtbed H a.attadlrMrbiltllt.''.Dl9ftjl'd lllt_... u Md 55 1ean old. ftve poured tt contnt• on 'tMi ftet, 1l1.bh lncbet tall aad pound. ·~- ,,....,.., betWeen 1ao and 140 n·1&1111W1ilpc:i.uf.nu.1tw bMI ..... w.tlrW ,.._., fllWlfl lave.tlaaton Hid tb• victim ... -.. to ~--RJ/..', _.. •uilabdWIN!inbaUledfiOlntbt O...,...Ult. ..... ocean bcit was w1artng lllwr Uria&~, " = Atll rl':;-:' .. ~u"!'e=arm:t .. • t ... red~ :: ' O.llyl"I ............. SUCCUMBS AT 78 Harbor High'• Gr•bl• 1Uchard Grable of Las Veg_., Nev. He also leaves six •rand children. Patient Hit By Car, Hurt· In Escape Try ~. A 20-year-old Fairview State Hospital patient escaped serious injuries Thursday after he darted onto Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa and was struck by an on- coming pickup truck, police said. A hospital spokesman said the young man was struck at about t p.m . after be apparently tried to runaway from the facility for the retarded. After being struck by the truck the patient continued his escape effort and wu narrowly missed by other autos on the busy thoroughfares. He was brought to safety by Fairview employes. • Police said no citations are , pending in the incident. Coast Weather Some reUet from the heat ls expected this weekend. It wUl be in the low 80e inland, lower 709 at beaches. The morning fog may hang around a little lon1er than usual Saturday. Tonl1ht it wUl be 58 \0 68. INSIDE TODAY A•. a MW ~ bfoi'lll for Co1to Mtta'• South Cocut R.,,mar,,, Dalli/ Pilot iorUert Tom nn.i. and JackN H11man look at two dl/f trfnt. Olf*ll o/ u..u..our,oraeao-ci. ••••• 1 ' . l -• t OAILV PILOT C '"di Se temb~ t911· •• Oaa•plo ....... Marine I 00 Surfers Re ~y For Championships More thun lOO liurfcn 1.rt! acheduled to compt'l• lhli. w end tn the i.eventh annuiil llunungton Burh Summer Surf m& Cbamp10Mbip Competition will bo ht'ld from 6 ll m . to 2 p m both Saturday and Sunday at Ow> r l\y P't.>r The e~nt. la sp0n or~ by ttu: Huntinaton Beach f'14rki. and ltccn.-atlon Oepartment The chomp1onsh1p cvt:nt •l tracta surfers from west Oranae County who h•ve eatnt<d prom mence in n•tional compe\J\Jon, accordtna to r ec reation ~uperv11tOr 8111 (''owler The summer champ1onah1ps started seven years ago when the U S . Surhng Championships were dlsconllnued in Huntington Beach becaw.e of clJmbin& costs , Llfoauud Capt. Dou1 D'Arnall 11uld that 1urrin11 condltlona 11 huuld t:Ht Hliatacwry for lho t•vent "U1ough no one Ciln l"ll wh•l lh~ weobnd will brlnai1." U'J\rmall aald thul breakers ue cWTently running from three tu four root C'orn1~tltion wtll bo offered an "\ x di v1s1onis · 1umiors (35 yeurs und older>, mas ters 115·34 I. rra·nJ11 08 lhrouah 24 >. Juniors 115 17 l, boyll 040 1md under> and v. omen I Mil u.cc• l The event i11 open to surfer~ who reside wilhin the Huntin&t.on Beach High School District. which includes all of Huntington Beach and parts of Fountain VaJley, Westmins ter and Seal Beach. Roller Rider CHP Jails 'Drunk Driver' RIVERSIDE (AP I Highway patrol officers tw \l' ar rested a Fullerton man for allegedly driving \\ hilc drunk on a steamroller. CllP officer Bob Patton says Porfi Duarte was ~cen driving the 1970 Rex asphalt roller in a new hous- ing dcvclopm(•nt Thur sday in the Jurupa area east of H1vt•rsidc . Duarte was a pparently employed by the asphalt contractor working on the street and came to work after downing a few drinks, police said. Officers told Duarte to pull over and ad· ministered the breath test. They booked him at R1ver..1dcCounty Jail. New Anti-begging Law OK in Lagtµta Laguna Beach has a new anti· begging ordinance today after the old one was shot down by the Ha re Krishna sect. City Attorney George Logan said today that an urgency or- dinance adopted this week has made the soliciting or donations without a city permit unlawful. City councilmen took the ac· lion following a federal judge's decision that invalidated the old city solicltatien law. U.S. District Court Judge David Williams ruled that the ci· ty ordinance did not require the city to respond to a permit re· quest within a set a mount of time for city response to applicant&. and inserted more definiteJ ob- jective standards," he said. But, Logan said, the city argued successfully before Judge Williams, that lhe sect must apply for a permit despite the fact it is a religious group, and also lhat the sect must dis· close financial records before being issued a permit. By eli minating the vague reference to character of the ap· phcant and adding the time Ii mltation for city response, Logan said, the law is now en· forceable. RATTLES ON Patricia Harris PLEASES CHIEF JoMph Califano GRATES C ARTER Brock Adams Cabinet Members Rated Wall Street Journal Vie ws Carte r Aides WASHI NGTON <AP) -The Wall Str eet Journal says Secretary or Trans portation Brock Adams is the biggest dis 11ppointmcnt in the Cabinet. It quoted "one of the President's men" as saying Adams' "obse· quious" m anner grat es on Carter Arter listing Energy Secretary James Schlesinger_, Budget Director Bert Lance and Defense Secretary Harold Brown as the s tronges t m e mbe r s or the Cabinet,, the Journal said its sources described Schlesinger as impatient. Brown as bright and Lance as· Carter's closest confi· dant. The paper said its informants descrlbed Secretary Patricia Harris of Housing and Urban Development as the most irasc1· bl e Cabinet m e mber and Secretary Joseph A. Califano of Health, Education and Welfare as the Cabinet's most improba· blc succes11 Califano, the Journal said. '"e nrages Carter aides but somehow manages to please the President" The newspaper quotes one pres· idential staffer as saying Mrs. Harris '"rattles on and doe~n't seem to know anything in Cabinet meetings." However, the Journal also reports that she 1s a quick learner and has as· sembled an excellent stare. Attorney General Griffin ~II. a rormer judge, tells the best JOkes, according to the newspaper account. It reported that he once called an idea being discuss<.'<.! at a Cabinet meetmg '"the kmd or thing that works tn pr acltce but not in theory.·• lntenor Secretary Cecil An· drus is "the nicest by far,L' ac· cording to the Journal's sources. "Very s mooth, adroit, ex· traordmanly pleasant and un· assuming." NB Police Query CdM Stab Victim Newport Beach police planned lo question a Corona del Mar slabbing victim today in an al· tempt to rind out what led the man's wife to attack him. · Detective Sgt. Ken Thompson said this morning the wife. Anita Beatrice Ochoa, 42, who was jailed on a charge of attempted murder followinl? the incident. told investigators she acted in setr defense. Thompson i.a1d the woman claims she and her husband. Re y, were arguing while atc hin g televis ion 's • w a~h r\gton : Behind Closed boo~.'' Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance is described as benign, un· flappable and the victim of a run or bad luck, including l:l recent disappointing trip to the Middle East * * * F ,....Page A J CABINET •.• t hat he is pleased with the performance of all of bis Cabinet members as individuals and as a group and "regrets attempts lo impute contrary opinions lo him which have no basis in fact." Told that some assessments in the stories are complimentary to s pecific <;abinet m embers, Powell paused. Dtd he mean that all the good things in the stories are right and all the bad things are wrong? ''You've summed tt up just right,'' the press secretary replied. Housing 'Feared' Fountain Valley residents say they aUll rear-a future-Merine Corps invasion of Mile Square Park even though the Marines have scrapped, at least tem· porartly, plfln• to bulld housing units in the heart of the recrea· tlonal area. Mayor Roger Stanton told the city council that petitions with almost 5,000 siinalures have been filed by Fountain Valley r esidents who oppose any use d the 13()..acre core area or the park for any purpose other than recreation. Marine officials say they have not ruled out the idea of mlllt.ary family housing at the 131).acre site if needed ln the future. Officials dropped the Mile Square plan Aug. 17 and lnst.ead said they will build 400 units on 72 acres near the Marine Corps helicopter base in Tustin. Fountain Valley residents Terry Ryan and Barbara Br?~ who spearheaded the pelil~oo drive, say lhe military housing threat will not be over until the 130·acre area is declared surplus and converted into park land. ' Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Brown said lhey believe their efforts forced Rep. Robert Badbam CR· Newport Beach) lo find a new site for mtlit.ary housing near the helicopter base in Tustin. - Porno King Seeks Arrest ATLANTA <AP) -Publisher Larry F1ynt is out to get arrested for selling his "soft core porno- graphy" magatlnes, Hustler and Chic. . On Thursday, Flynt dared Fulton County Solicitor "General Hinson McAuliffe, who has re· cently arrested several magazine sellers on obscenity charges, lo arrest him for selling the magazines in a downtown bookstore. · But MeAullffe, who refused to comment on the matter, did not appear by about 1 p.m., and Flynt. left the store, vowmg to continue selllng the maguines until be ls arrested and can take the case to court. ' Approval Won ' i SACRAMENTO <AP) -The ' California Senate baa approved a propc1al to Umlt the power of state courts to intear ate schools. despite claims it would "shut the door on Abraham Lincoln." He also ruled the ordinance al- lowed city officials to arbitrarily deny permits to anyone based on "moral character " Frot11 Pflfl~ A J She.told police her husband left the room and came back with a knirc. She said he dropped It, she grabbed it and stabbed him with 1t. then called police. Officers said they found Ochoa :.prawled across the entry of the couple's home at 424 Margueri te Ave., bleeding profusely from the wound in his upper right thigh. It's Really Illegal Now City Attorney Logan said he agreed with the judge on those lwo points, adding that he thinks lhc new amendments reflect that thinking. '"We inserted time limitations Fro.Page Al AMIN ..• ed men to be shot and Amin signed the execution papers on Tuesday' rejecting last-minute appeals for clemency from Liberian Presid ent William Tolbert. Those killed include teachers, businessmen and former govern· m ent officials . In Nairobi, diplomatic sources in Kampala reached b y telephone confirmed the exeeu· Uons had taken place. After the shootinas, the bodies were taken away for burial, the sources sald. In London, Radio U&anda sald in a 4:30 p.m . (9:30 a.m. PDT> broadcast that Amin warned that anyone who "engages in sub- sersive activities against Ugan· da is actually commHting suicide." ORANOI! COAST c DAILY PILOT HANNA SPOTLIGHT. . .. was opened just a crack In response to newsmen's knocks came a statement from Hanna that said, • 'l do not have anything to say t.o anybody about anything until then." Nonetheless, a small cadre or reporters was still stationed out- side the Hanna home today, ac· cording to Fayetlevllle police. Consequently, the seclusion sought by the 63-year-old former congressman when he and his family setUed in Fayetteville has evaporated into the Ozarks' clear air. Before seltlinl in the Arkansas home ha vine an assessed value or ~.ooo but a reported market value ""of somewhere in the neighborhood of '1201000" Hanna lingered a whlle after his retlre- ment lnNewportBeach. In mid·19'76 he neaotlated for a county lobbyist's Job that went down the drain when the Board of Supervisors nixed approprla· lions that Included a $30,000 a year salary. Later, he accepted llh appoint· ment with the newly formed county economic development commission. I Coach Pleads . Innocent to .. ~xCh&rges Simultaneously he continued lo operate what he described as d;"l "agribusiness" from offices in Irvine. f'.-...Page AJ RIDES ... They asked planners to learn how long it will take to obtain cars or buses to operate addi- tional routa before making a de· ci.8ion later. Director Ralph Clark won sup· port only from Director Robin Young ln a move to add short· haul bus routes in Anaheim. Directors Al Hollinden and PbiUp Anthony said the district has only 13 small buses to use for the service, while planners had said 22 would be necessary. Director Willlam Farris also said the Anaheim ser vice, which could include Dial-a-Ride in Anaheim Hills, could cost more than the $300,000 available. OCTD planners had ranked communities by age eroup and transit need. The one ranking highest was Santa Ana. But planners sajd 16 buses able to carry 36 passengers each would be needed for that service. and those buses wouldn 'l be available until Call of 1978. Aho ranklbJ high on the list for short-haul communJty bus routes we re Huntington Beach and Garden Grove. Huntlngto n Beach Coun· cUwoman Jla.rriet Wieder aald the 1ervice would serve the elderly, young and low-income reaidenta o1 her clty. I re-is listed in good condition today in the intensive care unit at lloag Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ochoa remains ln custody at the Orange County Jail. Camels Off and • • VIRGINIA CITY (AP> - Camels, those splttlng, desert beasts of burden, will start their antics today as the National Ch a mpions hip Camel and Ostrich Races gel under way here. Elimination races are set today and Saturday. Finals will be held Sunday. ,.,. .. ,..,.... Oii the Bea..e New York City Mayor Abraha m Bea me, whose t e rm in City Ha ll was marked by the city's g raves t financial crisis since the Depression, went down to defeat in the mayoralty primary Thurs- day along with c hallenger Bell a Abzug. See s tory, Page A4 . SACRAMENTO <AP) - It might seem lhat It would be illegal lo f l ee a policeman chasing after your car with bis siren blaring and bis red llght flashing . Apparently Mt, or at least oot yet. ·. The Assembly voted 66·2 Thursday to approve a measure making it a mis· demeanor for a person driving a mot.or vehicle lo flee after bearing a siren and seeing a red light flashing on a distinctively marked vehicle. An For The Family- . . What changes your houae more than any other thing? What Improves accouatlca dramatically? What warm• up a houae? What Imparts unique beauty end comfort? •.. Carpeting from Alden'•, that'• what! " . (If your house "stlflea•• you , stop In •~d ... ua FAST.). I .• Friday, September 9, 1977 DAIL v PILOT A3 I 0 TV Portrayal ·of Elderly Criticized . • I A 1 .. • d tJ •• tJ pl w hi th av da SU .al< ho1 drt chl par dell ~tlJOI also and tone I WA.SHlMfl"ON' tAP !ht' lolev1\1011 1n1lu'lt n pu~" lllti mucb alleontum to lht· Pt'P~• CeacnHQG'' 1n<l.JJol enouah..l!L older folk\, H> 11t-veral <'on ar mm and a co lltion of tht• clderl> .. Ar~~• ~o \1C\1m11ed hy our o~n •krt'OlY&>C'.!> that we only rcco1m•t1 as elderly thou• tele"i 1~n churac:te.n who &rt' loolhless, t-dess, humorlua. wlU and ronshpated?'' 1&1kt!d Rep Claude P~pper. cha1 rm1&n Try, Try Again 11r lhe fk>Ult' St-letl ('ommlllHon A•lnR flt'Jlpt•1 "' t'loridu D~mocrat, m Mrkwi hi• 77lh turthday Thur11 ti" v l>y conif uc1lnl( the lltartn,-trr-· to IK1w televllloo portrays older Amcncuna I h· wWJ tnccnM.-d over u routine pt.•rforrned by "Tontahl Show" hoat Johnny Cor•on. "11 Johnny Curson'• rtipertolre ttu hrruted that he cunnot afford to lll.ll'rtllcti Aunt Blabby, hili sick purody ol the elderly woman'" Pepperukad Executives of the three major networks aald they feel pro- f(rama treat the elderly fairly. They-nJd the new television 1eaaon f eaturea more pro1rams of lntereet to the elderly, lnclud- lnl abowl on retirement. boua· lnt. medical care, diet and recreation. They alJIO said more family abowa thll aeuon will abow the older mtinbera ln a favorable light. Ht.·:-.1d0nh of l IJ~hl.ind .. 1 smull town nc<Jr San fkrn;111111111 ht-Ip ,.,, r.il'l a smog re- "l'<J reh hidloon from .in orungc gron.• \\ lwn .. · 11 had ma<l1· a forced l;.mdmg when '' tnrb pu ... ht·d 11 off courst•. T he balloon expedition \\as spon~ored b) the Southern California Air Quulit~· J\hrnagement Dis lrtct \\.hkh 1s meusurmg the hJd air CJ\Cr Orange, Los Angeles ancl San Aernardino counli<'s ---------------------------------------- Australian Yacht Preps for Cup Test NEWPORT, R .J. <AP> -It's {'arly, not yet 8 a.m. But the dock where the Western Australian 12-metcr yacht Australia ties up 1s jammed with crewmen, gear <ind well wishers. lroine East Bill Cheered By Company By PIDUP ROSMARIN Of -DallY "lie. Sufi The Irvine Company reacted enthusiastically Thursday to passa1e in the state Assembly or a blll that would allow the St billion Irvine Indus trial Complex-East project to proceed Rep. Thomas J . Downey (0. N. Y.). at a1e 28 the youngest member of the House committee, sug1eated that older people boycott products they find.Jo have offensive commercla.ll. For instance, he menUoned a lemonade drink advertiaement that sbow!I two elderly men play- ing checkers absentmlndedly. Maggie Kuhn, 72, national leader of the Gray Panthers, said lhe image or the elderly oo TV· has improved in the laat two years. but ts still inaccurate. "TV 1maeea perpetuate I.Del re· lnforce the myths that old aae u1 mindless. sexleas. useless. powerless and diseased," she aald. ~ Nlcbolaa Johnson, chairman of the National Citizens Com· munlcationa Lobby, echoed her sentiment.a. Despite the many Americans over 65 who watch TV, he aaid, advertising aeencies seem to be attuned primarily to an audience Trillute or Ripoll? Elvis Mimic Hits Stardom LOS ANGELES <AP> On a Tuesday in August, Elvis Presley died. By Thursday, the day he was buried, an unknown country singer with a passable Presley imitation had conceived, )Vrilten and•recorded a Presley-mimic elegy to the King. By Saturday. sometime singer , Ronnie McDowell was a star, and the fast-talking entrepreneur who handled McDowell 's super quick release was counting his money and talking about an album. McDowell's "The King 1s Gone" has been hailed by some as a tribute to the great Presley but others have assailed it as a fast-buck capitalization of Presley's untimely death. "It's sad that the greatest singer in the world had to die for me to get my start,·' says County Funds Approved for Mesa Theater Orange County revenue shar- ing funds m ay be used to con s truct the new South Coast Repertory Theater in Costa Mesa under a bill signed this week by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. The bill, SB 1190, by Sen. Den- ni s Carpenter <R -N ewport Beach> was submitted to clarify an exisiting law, according to Carpenter aide Walter Clark. Clark said county officials were confused over lhe a~illty of allocating funds for fine arts projects. The bill removes any doubts about the legality of the process. South Coast Repertory Busi ness Dir~clor Tom Spray said the theater has appLied for $250,000 in county funds to help construct a new facility near South Coast Plata. The theater groups hopes to break ground on the new site in November and complete the project by fall 1978, in time for South Coast Repertory's 1978-79 season. McDowell. "I guess it was just meant to be that way.·· McDowell cringea at lhe men- hon of the word "exploitation." I le says he hopes .. people realize l 'm sincere and didn't do it for monetary gain." ln contrast, record producer Slim WilUamson hasn't been pay- ing much mind to the barbs. "Cablegrams are comin' in from all over the world, they're goin' crazy over il down here," s aid Slim Williamson. whose year-old Scorpion Records in Nashville provided the rush job release. "It's No. 89 with a bullet on Billboard. Exactly one week after it was released, it had sold 1,570,000 copies. It's a monster!" McDowell's and Williamson's "monster" is supposed to be an homage -country style -to a dead star, but it borders on being a parody of an homage to a dead star . The record s tarts with a dialogue by McDowell, in which he tells of the profdund effect Presley's music had on bis llCe. He then rips loose with a fair Presley imitation that gives the eerie feeling Presley had sung his own epitaph. Country music stations in Nashville and other cities Jumped on the record, and before he knew it, Williamson says, he had more orders than he could fill . But others in the industry re- fused to touch the disc, claiming 1t was nothing more than a tacky exploitation of Presley's death. Wh e rehou se stores, California 's largest record re- tailer, refused to carry the re- cord in spite of numerous re- quests. · · Wherehou~e wanted to be kind to Elvis and not go In for that kind of smack." satd one Wherehouse employe, who asked that lus name not be used. KLAC. ooe of Los Angeles· country stations. r efused to play ll. "Our program director, Don Langford, feels that at this time it wouldn't be proper to be doing tributes," said one of Langford's assistants. "He feels it would be more appropriate to play real Elvis tunes.'' Other stations loved it. between the aaes of 18 and 49. He said many advertisers view that group as the most likely buyers or what they have to sell. Johnson cited the "Lawrence Welk Show." which be said had high ratings on network television but. was canceled several ·years ago because the wronc people were watcbinc - those over 49. The show is now sold to in- dl vidual staUons around the coun· try. Calk It Qldt• B ob Moretti. form<'r s peaker of the Assembly. 1s r 0signing from the Stalt" Energy Commiss ion because ··most C'o mmi ss ion e r s are •rnli-growth. anti-nuclear. use too much paper and make too few decisions:· Your Welfare Comes to Mind This Sunday Sunday's Daily Pilot will have your welfare In mind, showing where some of the payments and subsidies wind up. FORD ON TARGET -Ford's Aeroneutr..,nlc Division's cam- like setting is the source of many sophisticated missile guidance devices. The Daily Pilot's Joanne (suNDAY'S BEST) Reynolds sets this Newport Beach firm in her slgbts Jn a Sun· daf _B~iness Section feature. CHILLING TOPIC -Jim M cLendon has wrmen a novel about criminal punishment -· based on executions he witnessed while growing up as the son of a prrson guard. The book has made him a millionaire even before publication. TIPSTERS TELL -Ever wonder how to report a case of welfare fraud? A new system in the state or Waslungton, which has recovered $106,000 in one year, will be described in an As- sociated Press feature. .Chil< with said. '] f;f Drtlf that The challenger 1s going out for a run There are things to do with the start of the finaJ round of match racing less than a week away The pressure 1s building, but skipper Noel Robins is an oasis of calm. despite a lawaull. 1'he swt. brought by propo-l~~~~~--~~~~j~l~~~~~d~~~~~~~;;u nents of low-coet housing and ' seeking to force the Irvine Com- pany to provide such housing for the expected work force, ls schedul ed for hearing in . mont t alcob norm It can The friendly, soft-spoken man from Perth with a boyish grin and warm eyes is always ready to answer a question or praJse a competitor. Al 42, Robins has 30 years of sailing experience behind him He first hoisted a canvas at the -age of 12 when he rigged a sail to the family canoe and put out to rw sea. w• Since then he has captured ~..J titles and championships ln a J • ' variety of boats. In 1956, his first year out of Ull _te.amer's coll«l.B~obins had his rei neck broken in an e\ilo m1ae·n1 and was left a quadrapterlc. He 01' recovered In nine months and , now says that despite a heavy O / limp be reels comfortable on a H sailboat. Following his r~covery, Robins th~. went back to dJntby racing and ., was twice runner-up in the Australian national cham- pionships. Later, he went to the diamond claa1 and won two na· ttonal t.iUes. Al skipper of AustraJla, Robins has impressed yachtsmen with hl-.-handllng_oL the 12·mo,Yr yacht, hla sailing skill and his tactical ability. How.ver, ln hla u~ual quJet way, RoblM credit.I bit crow and the boat. Stael( wltb much of tht Australia '11ueceaa. "Our crew II ptof lfflonal," he aald. "They know wh~t they 're dOiftl and u..,t do u wen." RobtDi •I.YI he 11 not a dllflcult ,: ik1111*' to Nil wlU., but he fld· t .,.....,.... A QUEST FOR CUP Au11le Noel Robina mi ts that once he'i'Under way "h1i word is law. 'Tm not noisy, Just adamant I'd say. There's no argument once I ask for aometblng. You can't 1ail a boat that. way, or coune, everyone can have a say later." Roblnl aays 1allln1 compet.t. lion la recreation for him. However, he admit• tbe America'• Cup It a bit dltferent from other racing be'• done. "Thll U )'ICbtinl on I ttaft,'' e 1&IcT. .. 'TbeW...-lot"otMcood• and thlrd·and even fourth· 1u ... m, on ev..-ythln1 you do. There'• a lot of p,re11ure. You're 1tUt a lont Ume. • Roblnl add.cl that lt'a also lm· port.at to brtnl the 11-man cNw to a peak ·at .the riSht moment. • 'Jt '• hard to kHp up for the whoJ• thJna. We have to keep buUdtn.c back up." ), December. · The Irvine Company has been unable to obtain loans ror the project because lenders have worried about it being delayed by the laWIUlt. The bill ($8 344 ) by Sen. Den- n ls Carpenter < R-Newport Beach) would perm It develop- ment to proceed while llUgatlon Is belnJ foueht. Its major backer is the Irvine Ranch Water Dlstrtct, which in 19'ZLaold...more than $9 milJiQn ln sewer bonds to accommodate die development. The rneuure has been sent back to the Senate for debate on amendments. A vote there is ex- pected next week. • Auemblyman Ron Cordova, wbo lpon$0red the bill in the lower hoUae, clalrned 38,ooo·iobe are at .iate. He aaJd defeat o the bUl WOOlc1 not provldo any low· eott bouaina, but in1tead would halt the lnCluatrlaJ project and worsen WJempJ.oyment. c. Thomu Wilek, lrvlno Co111· puy..vice.pulldent tor. public al:.. fatra, Hid Carpenter11 bill Is "important to tho commmntty and the l'efoo." Wilek 18.Sd, • ·n would remove a le1al cloud over our ability to •o ahead wtth tho Irvine Industrial Complex·Eut, while at tbt ume time lt allowa both plainttlf and defendlMe ln• boul1na tawawt to work toward.11.Wement." • LAmCEWORK PANRS lncreaHe your shade garden area the easy way with pre-constructed latticework panels. ....... , ................. $11.ts l'll6'PCN4 ••••.•••••.••• $12.f5 ...... , .................. $1f.t5 ,SLUE STAR CREEPER Li ght-blue flowers •dorn this moss-textured ground cover for shady or partly eunny areu. .... ,,4 ................ Sale 54.99 AUSTRALIAN TREE FERN onann, 11l'ctrinr -ff'Oftd~ leed-e-touch or coolln1 dl1n1ty to the landscape. ................ ti ale 55.99 JAPANESE ARALIA Large, deep-green leaves lend a striking tropical accent to aoy ahady container or iandacape. i 1al. size, reg. $2.49 Sale79c BLOOMING IMPATIENS 'Busy Uzzie' blooms continually In shades of oran1e. red. white. pink or coral. Grat for baskets too! 4"111e,,..n· Sale•tc SPLIT /LEAF DOUBLE HIBISCUS PlilLODENDRON · Add Jar1e fall blossoms· to HY Jd,Jl~kJ!!fi!e>!.l!i.!. h!Jhll&}lts thla ' sunYmfr shady area wt th Crown or 1uosl• aar en TiVorJCi:'\lr6wr -iJoh· Cl!bt.' l'Olti;;-ff'ona-«tbl. rapu11ytn sun or sl\a<Se. pink> ar Red Mountain (dbl. red). .................... . ........... .. Sale 54. 99 · Sale 54.att INST ANi LAWN DICHONDIA l~OUT~~ 119U.\1111'9JIOW· ~-,.,........,..,.. •aoeN HYllJD lllMUDA SJ29 w.oal-turf·ITOLOMIAUOAYAUILI OlllLUMllASS .... - ... J I .. 'I . t ( II ll ti d . el p. d• ,., -al 'ar to . t . ln< at( DOI itc £t 4 DAIL V PILOT ~ ., .. .. · ~( • I wit• T ... ll.l'p lalne UP &: AWAV . Some year• ' ack, alter the Shakes and Mov l'r~ of the N~wport Harbor Art Museum opened t hetr flnl pt>rm1U1ent homf', I sensed that thls art move ment for t hl' Newport B~ach u ca was ao1n.c to ht-M rousma 11uccei.11 I w lib conr1dent of It You might wond~r how I wai. so bure of success for thui Oed&I tni group when. m art circles, I couldn 'l tell you the difference between Van Goih and Van de Kamp'::. Well, st was the ceshng of the old news pe1per pressroom that gave me that confidence. Ttus developed because when the art people cast a bout for a first permanent home, they set· lied down on the Newport-Balboa Peninsula at 2211 W. Balboa Boulevard. THE STR UCTUR E o nce ho used the Newpor t Harbor News.Press, one of the forerun· ncr~ merged into this sterling Journal I put an some yeur!. sweating ovt•r a typewriter in that old brick building. It was a pretty typical newspaper shop with <i ~l' altering of desks and filing l'abaneL-; all over the place. Out hack, there was the us ual print shop and beyond st. the press room with a high ceiling to accommodate the tall rotary press All or this. ol cour s e, was before the days of automated, co mp uteri zed , e l ectr onic newspaper production. So you had a lot of smell y, inky. noisy machines filling the place. It was difficult to visualize how the art museum patrons and support1•rs were going to lake lh1s old place and tr ansform at into an art museum . But they dad it. with great SJJl' c:ess The most impressive of the url display areas was the old pr('ss room. Since it had the high ceiling, it had the most potential as an area that could actually look like a museum. T H E TRANS •~ORMATION was amazing. The old press got hauled away and the pit beneath _ 1t filled in. But most a m azing of all was the ceiling. It had, in the years before, a bunch of old painted beams across the top. Well the art people took those old be ams and s a nded and cleaned and polished and waxed and whatever else. They were trans formed in to the most be autiful pieces of wood l 've ever ~een. You could hardly believe it. That 's when I became con·. vinn <d that our Newport HarBor Art Museum people were going to have great success. Anybody who can t ake an old newspaper press room and make 1l beau t iful h a s to h ave something going. Now Newport's art museum has made a final m ove. into a handsome $1.5 million s tructure with 20,000 square feet of floor space at the upcoasl end of Newport Center RIGHT NOW, the museum people are putting on a series or previe w par ties th a t will culminate wsth the gr and open- ing lo the public on Sunday, Sept 18 I got a preview look last nsghl and even if I can't tell Van Gogh from Van de Kam p's, you will rind a visit to the new museum and Its sculpture court overlook Upper Newport Bay a most rewarding experience. . . . /tlan9•laceted Clotma Dies Al'Wlrw ....... Zt·rn ~lostt•I. ''ho dll'd Thursdu\' ,1t the .iJ.!t• ol Ii:! \\as a <' ro\\ cJ ple<.1sang t•lmA n on -.t..i ~t· .u uJ 'it'l l'l'll Som e of his most popul ur rolts induded PrmCl' P al1omkin 111 (;n•..tl CalhC'rtnc>, .. 1967. l<·ll . T l'VY<.' in ·~Fiddler on the Roof," 1965; m "A Funny 1 h ang Happened on the Way t o th ~ Forum" in 1962 and as Kublai Khan in a musical comedy in 1972. Close JFK Aide Dies Cause .of O 'Donnell's Death Not Disclosed BOSTON <AP> Kenneth P O 'Donnell , one of the most trust ed and influential members of the Irish corps of political confi dants of President Kennedy, died today of an undisclosed ailment. lie was 53. O'Donnell, who was also known as "Kenny," was appointments secretary throughout the Ken nedy administration and later s er ved as aide to President Johnson. He had been hospitalized s ince Aug. 11 at Beth Israel Hospital DOCTORS DECLINED to dis- cuss O'Donnell 's illness at the re· q uest of his family. Dave Powers, who coauthored the book about Kennedy "Johnny We Ha rdly Kn ew Ye," with O'Donnell, said he d idn't know the nature of his illness but that he had suffered greatly in the last month. "I have been a great friend of Ken O'Donnell 's for the past 31 years. We worked together an every successful campaign for John F. Kennedy from the tent-· ments of Boston to the rarms of Wisconsin and from Maine to Alaska," Powers said . "He was admired by all for his courage and his loyally. Massachusetts has lost a public servant and I have lost a great friend " O'DONNELL WAS A member of Kennedy's inne r circle during every m ajor decis ion from choosing the cabinet to the Cuban m issile crisis. As appointments secretary. he Al'Wl...-Ce DIES TODAY AT 53 Aide Kenneth O'Donnell had almost a bsolute say over who got in lo sec Kennedy. Pier re Salinger, Kennedy 's press secretary, said O'Donnell ~ad more influence in shaping important decisions than anyone els e "FROM MY VIEW," Salinger s atd , "O'Donne ll h ad t h e greatest rcsponsibslsty, infl uence and accessibility lo the pres1. dent " I n h is book "Ken n ed y." Theodore C. Sorensen wrote that O'Donnell ··customarily exhibit- ed such a cool countenance ftd such a grim resistance to those undeserving of the president's time that many were unaware of his shrewd sense of judgment and delightful sens~ of humor which helped the president through bis day." O'Donnell's view of his job was simple : "l did my best to shield President Kennedy from un- necessar y time -w asting vis· itors. but ne ver without his knowledge that I was doing so. My problem was not keeping peo. pie away from him. but trying to find time on the schedule for all of the people that be always wanted to see." O'DONNELL WAS discreet and quiet, a lean, athletic man with wiry black hair and high cheek bones. Jacqueline Kennedy used to c all him "the wolfhound." because when she saw him enter a room, she knew the president would have to go b ack to work. O'Donnell worked on precinct organization during Kennedy's successful Se na t e campaign against Henry Cabot Lodge in 1952. Then he went to Washington as administrative assistant to Robert Kennedy on the Senate labor r ackets committee. But he left that in 1959 to join the Ken- nedy for President campaign. He became Kennedy's nght h a nd m a n . a r ole be ke pt throu g ho ut the Ke n ned y presidency. NYC• Bigflest · Beame, Abzug _ _Lose Primary NEW YORK CAP> -Mayor Abraham D. Beame and former Rep. Bella S. Abzug were sent to slinging defeats in a mayoralty primary ot d ark horses that ended In a near dead heat today. It was the biggest voter turnout In New York City prim ary history. The victors ln the m ost crowded Democratfo field ln memory an two moderate to liberal politi· cians who werf not given much chance a fe w months ago and who will face each other In a runoff primary Sept. 19. THEY ARE REP. Edward I. Koch. 52, from the Silk Stockine dis trict or Manhatta n 's East Sid e. and Secret a ry of State Mario Cuomo, 45, who ran at the urging and with the active sup- port or Democratic Go v. Hugh L . C:arev. Beame, who came in third. is the first mayor turned out of of· fice since Vincent Impellitteri lost to Robert Wagner a quarter of a century ago. Beame's term in City Hall was marked by New York's gr avest financ ia l c r isis sin ce the Depression. A Securities and Ex· change Commission report re· leased 10 d ays ago said he had concealed the cttr's financia l shape while promoting sale of its bonds. KOCH AND CUOMO emerged from a field of seven candidates to face each other In the runoff primary because no cand1date received 40 percent of the vote. In fact, no one received more than 20percent. With all but 15 of 4,763 pre- cincts counted, Koch wu one· p e rcentage point ahe ad of Cuomo. . On Nov. 1, the winner will face hberal state Sen, Roy M. -Good- Bum Chicken ·Bombs Out WASHINGTON CAP> Police, still tnveatlgaling . two bomb explosions ln the city earlier this week, noticed a n unmarked package outside the Cuban Embassy. Two dogs trained to sniff out explosives were brought w the scene Thurs· day and Gile of the dogs, ac-. cording to police, reacted positively. When the package was opened. the bomb squad found only fried chicken. man, who defeated radio talk· show host Barry Farber in the Republican primary. Farber continues as the Conservative party nominee, while Cuomo is on the November ballot as t he Liberal party's candidate. THE 71-YEAR·OLD Beamc. who began his public career in 1946 and became the city's 104th m ayor, tearfully pledged his sup· po r t t o t he future m ayor . "whomever th at pe rson may be." "I gave the city every ounce or m y strength and my full~t devo- 1100 durinj! its most trying years of crisis," New York's firs t J ewish mayor declared. "I have not let this city down ... Beame, who sloganeered that he had "m ade the tough de· c isions ." e ntered government through the clubhous e 31 year!. ago as an assistant budget direc- tor. He became city comptrolln a nd was briefly out or office in an uns uccessful ru n fo r mayor against John V. Lindsay 12 years ago. ALTHOUGH BEAME loses has $60,000 annual salary. his yearly pension plus anu1tses has bel·tt calculated at $64 ,000. "It a ppear s that the odd ~ against me were too great to o vercome.'' he told his sup porters. "But we fou ght the fight that had to be made, a nd there 1s no reason or purpose to look back." Crash Kills 13 ANCHORAGE CAP> -None of the 13 persons aboard survived the crash of a twin-engine plane into 10,016-foot Mt. Iliamna some 200 miles southeast of here. Alask a Stat e T r oopers said Thursday. Never Loved Gregg Di.scusses Cher You Can't Tell The Players NEW YORK <AP> -Rock star Gregg Allman says he neve r loved Cher and knew as soon as he mar- ried her "I was sorry that I had done it." In an interview in the October issue of Viva magazine, Allman said: "We came home from the wedding, got off the jet a nd I was gone for two days. I JUSt couldn't ha ndle what I had done." "I ain't putting her down or anything like that " he added. "She was just as sor ry that we'd done it."' Noting t ha t they were together only four months befor~ their marr iage, Allman said : "One Sunday mormng I wo~~ up and she said, ·1 got this Lear jet and Nevada a m t too far away. Why don't we get m a r - ried ?' s he asked me. And I said, 'I don't know if I'm ready to get into. this . but okay. let 's do it ·." Their first sepa r ation came about because of drugs, he said . ··w e probably could have f alien in love if it hadn't been for drugs," he said. Allman said their second separation was caused by Sonny Bono's handling of Chastity, the daughter of Sonny and Cher , and money proble ms. Rain Dumps on Mi~west Without A Program I # . . • . . . I • • • . . . • • "I . Swrnu Moving Etut Acroas Plain. Te..,..raa11re• Al~ Att.,te .... ,. tlolteft .,._ .. m. 9.ldf•l.f_ sc -CNtn..tGll OllUto Clncl~I c1 ..... lnd 0•1·F1.'Mlr11t o.t\..-r 0.1,... ... ,_ "-'""' "°"''°" JecUolltll .. 1(1111411 City 1.AtV•t Llttl•"odl ~· Ml1ml ~ ......... NIW~ M)tll '--. ., . .. n 4S " " ~ 11 ,. .., ""'ff" 11 .. ., ., .,. .a ., .. ., ... 11 " .. . .. ,. .. , .. ., , . It .. .... ., .. " " .,, 11 IO .t• tl • .>S ., n ·'' DAILY PILOT ~. In televlalon, th• lat .. t . •nd moat complete program new• now comes to you In th• Dally Piiot, .tarting Monday. An •XJ>•nded televl1lon new1 P•O• wlll carry 1tory and picture coverage of new 1howa of the new HHon. A• tM HHon maturea, thoro&19h coverage of replacement or other -new'""Pl09f'lrithllng wlll be featured In the new-DaUy ~, .. ~,·--------' newa to be publlahed every day. On Sunday, TV Week wlll continue to Inform Deity Piiot reader• • Thia new tetevltlon page wtll preunt: -The rnoet complete lnfonnatton about tonf9ht'a viewing. -Ulttf'I• of •II Loa Angel•• atatlon• and the ABC and CBS atatlon• In .. n Dtt00 of lntereat to c•bl• vlewere. -l:Ut mlnutt 1hlft1 In eport1 progremmlng. -Detailed ll1tlng1 encl program Information about both public broado11t1"9 atatlona aervlng Orange County: KOCE 50 In Huntington leach and kCET 21 In Lo• Ano••••· If you went to know what'• gol"9 on In televlalon, rely on the ,j r • ' - •• .. Tiie· POillll Is ••• San Francisco patrolman Dl'nn1s l\lcixne r poinL'i his revolvt•r at Fn•d Grange, sitting at hulldozcr controls, to halt un uttt·mpt to t ear down the controvcr!.ial lntcm<.itional I lotPI. A temporar y court order bars de- molition until sctlkml'nt of a legal battle over the permit to tear down the.· hold Its 50 c.·ldl'rly o<:c up:ints w<.•rc t'VIC'll•d Aug ·L -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· Mt. Diablo Teachers on Strike By The Associated Press California ·s first teacher stnke this fall has hit the Mt. D1ablo Unified schools, with teachers, nurses and counselors walking off the JOb today in the state's 10th largest school district. Helen Smith of the California Teachers As· social.Ion said teachers threw up picket lines outside the Contra Costa Count.y schools begmning at 6 a .m. Schools were to remain open despite the strike, district offi<.·ials said . with some 1,300 s ubstitutes a lready signed up to man the classrooms. Wednes- day wa.-. the far:,l day of school Quake Due? Micro-tremors Found LOS ANGELES <AP > Caltech scientists say they've detected a swarm or micro· earthquakes along the San Andreas fault near Palmdale which mean that another major earthquake -s1mllar to the disastrous Sy I mar quake of Feb. 9, 1971-could be forming. Scientists. who have recorded at least 400 manor tremors since last November in the Palmdale area, say the clusters of small quakes arc s1m1lar to a pattern that preceded several ma1or quakes m California. Dr. Don L Anderson, director of Caltech ·s Scismolocacal Laboratory. conceded the Mmilaraty between the seismic swarms of then and now suggests that a moderate·lo· strong quake 1s gathering itself in the earth's crust around Palmdale. about 50 miles north of downtown Los Angeles. But he was careful to draw a distinction between expectation and prediction. "This 1s not a prediction," he cautioned. "We don't huvc enough experience with this sort of phenomenon to be able to say what the ti mc·scalc relationship is." Bottor BntOttD~d a Bit Late SAN DIEGO <AP> The honor comes late to Juan Bautista de Ania, two weeks not 200 years Trustees of the San Diego Community ( J College District have ap· .'IATF. proved the name of _ _ "Juan Bautista de Anza ...__ ______ __. Conference Center" ul Ct· ty College. Two weeks ago, they refused, saying not enough was known about the famed Spanish soldier. S tace Edu.rotor to lle•lgn SAC RAMENTO CAP> Dr. John Ford. a member of the state Board of Education and once its pre111dcnl. says he is stepping down from his post. The 53·year·old 1''ord, a San Diego physician, was named to the board an .January 1968 by Gov Ronald Reagan. and served as prl':-.idcnt from January 1975 to May 197fi 4 Slaf1'rag Supe~t• "'"~ lfp LONG BEACll IAP 1 Two men sou~ht an the slaying of four per~on't Sunday night have surren dered lo pohce, authorat1e~ said James E Cade. 29. of Long Reach and Withe Thomas. 27. of Los Angeles. were booked Thursday fo r investigation of murder in connection with the death of Pamela Cade, 30, her daughter. Chmue. 3. Chrastill Baxter. 23. and Larry Luther Evans. 32 LA Cop• G"" lf•e Re•tri«!ted LOS ANGELES CAP l Reacting lo criticism over the shooting deaths of 29 persons this year. Los Angeles Police officers have been ordered not to fire their weapons unless the action would save an innocent life. The new policy. spelled out Thursday in six double-spaced typewtitten pages, says. "A re· verencc for the value of human life shall guide or ricers in considering the. use of deadly force.·· ~ .fl"'i~ ~.~ .. ~!.s No'W Open 99 Fa1hion lslond Huggins Invites You To Visit Their New Store Please Come . . . . We would not want to start without you. for W•"'"" (Jwt •Jew et .,, mony fin• •~> JULIANELLI , CHA"LES JOURDAN, HOWARD FQX, OILMAN, AMALFI, ANNE KLl!IN, AINALD,, ERICA, CAftlZIO, MAATtN OIYALOO , . For ft'tn , BALL Y-ot-Swltztrl•nd, C.ff. ALol!N, JOHNSTON MURPHY, G.H. IAIS, COLE HAAN, E.T. W..IGHT. IPIRRY TOPS.Oll"I· 99 Fa1hton ltfand, Newport Be•ch ./1 , 751-'9551 Friday. September 9. 1977 DAIL v PILOT AS Opera House ·Hit NWLF Claims Credit for Blast SAN FRANCISCO <AP> A bomb exploded early today. twisting a met(ll canopy and shattering window ela&11s at the limousine entrance of the San Franclaco War Memorial Opera House but lnjurlng no one. Electricity Use Trims Stressed SA.N FRANCISCO <AP > For About an hour after the 12 :25 a.m. blast, a woman caller telephoned the Associated Press saying the New World Liberation Front claimed responsibility for the bomb and gave dlrectiona for picking up a NWLF communique at a telephone booth. THE BOMBING was the fifth that the NWLF has said its units perpetrated in the last two weeks. The blast, which was felt throughout the downtown area and heard as far as three miles away, came shortly after the final rehearsal for tonight's opening of the 5Sth opera season. Jn its typed, page.long com- m unique the Tom Hicks unit of the NWLF said: "As long as poor people are forced to live in un- s afe, unhealthy housing, ruling class social fulitlions will be threatened.'' T HE BOMB did no major damqe to the buildlne, and opera officials said the opening performance of Cilea's "Adriana LecouVTeQr" would take place tonleht as sch~uled. Lt. John O'Shea, commander of the San Francisco police in- telligence unit, said security would be increaaed to assure the safety of those attending. O'Shea said the bomb was placed out- side near the third of rive doors al the carriage entrance. the first lime since the 1940s, Californians were urged to d rastically cut their nonessential eledrical use. Voluntary conservation avert- ed a crisis Thursday afternoon, the s~cond day of a heat wave where electrical use might otherwise have led to rolling blackouts, P acific Gas & Electric eo. re()Orted. Crime on Elderly Measure Supported Some nine million Northern and Central Caltfornians were urged to cut back on power use from noon to 7 p.m . Thursday turning thermostats to 85 degrees and avoiding use of such ap· pllancC's as washer~. dryers. vacuum ch:aner~ and television sets. SACRAMENTO (AP) -A measure aimed at crimes against elderly people has won Assembly passage despite one foe's claim it was a "fraud on the senior citizens of California." The measure's lower housesr:>0nsor, Assemblyman Ken Maddy, IR- Fresno>. said the measure was needed because crimes against elderly S imilar conscr"-'1t1on was urged for uxlay,eventhroughthe National Weather Servi ce forecast a cooling trend Power use hit a peak of 13 million kilow a tts at 5 p.m . Thursday, down 218,000 kilowatts from the peak of the day before because of conser vation. Fritz Draeger of PG&E said Marine Base Cross Burned BARSTOW CA P> A wooden c r oss was set o n fire last weekend outside the Marine Corps log1st1cs support basC', M artne Corps spokesmen said ar e escalating. Thursday Firemen quickly extinguished Di"°ree Dtte"! the fire. No injuries were report ,\ctress Su an St. Jame!:>, JJ. ed. but flames scorched a tree hJs hcen sued for divorce propping up the cross Warrant Officer Mike LaBonne IH her hu:-.band. makeup said Manne Corps Investigators a·rt1st Thomas Edmond havC' identified fo ur m en Luc-;.is. Lucas specified his hl'lacved res ponsi ble for the "tfl' \\OUld retain custody of The bill would deny probation to anyone who commits s pecified crimes against persons 60 or older. 8 1JI' DURING Thursday's de- bate, Assemblyman John Knox. D -Ricbmon d. led opponents against the bill, SB 37Q by Sen. George Deukmejian, <R·Long Beach). Knox, who made the fraud comment, said while increased police forces might help protect elderly, this measure would not add to their protection. Knox said the bill was backed by "certain demagogic persons in the legislature who reel they will make themselves heroes" with the elderly by sponsoring this measure. 'Tarzan' Better LOS ANGELES (AP ) Johnny Weismuller, the movies' T arzan, was "doing much bet- ter " Thursday although be re· mained in intensive care for respiratory and central nervous system problems, bis agent said. .. We're all very pleased, every- body's optimistic," said John Fisher. Saturday cross· burning t hC'1r two chtl<lren. ~~--=:.__~~~.:.:.:.::...::.....::..:..:..:..:~~....:..:..:.:..__~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You want to feel confid ent. After surgery, our professional fitters will help ·select the bra best suited to your figure. Shown here, nylon tricot bra, cushioned straps, this is Tru Lifee from Camp, $18 Next week, between 10-4, Camp's special representatives Pam Yaeger and Ella Gilbert will be available for private consultations and fitting breast form s. Meet them, in Bra and Body Fashions. Monday, September 12: South Coast Plaza. Orange Coast D1oly 1>1101 Editorial p ag.e ________ Fr.ld·ay-· s.p __ ,.,.,_Mr_9_ •• 1.en·-------R·o·~-·r·t·:·ar.:.e.:a·d·K·:·~~-~.::.:.:.~.d.lt.:.1h •• :.:.~.'-Ke.:.;_.~.'/.E·d·lt·o·r You Paid $25,000 For This Landmark A picture. they say, is worth a thousand words. but just a ~ew more are needed to put the picture above in real focus The sign peeking past the trash container, past the parked cars and assorted discarded 1unk is not a mere sign. It 1s a "feature entrance" and it cost Orange County $25,000. Just ·off the picture. but obscuring the Dana Point 'Harbor's high-priced entrance are some bus benches with .garish ads. a small forest of traffic signs and signal poles. Of .course. the broken beer bottles, crushed cans. pop tops and waste paper sprinkled liberally over the "feature" are too 'Small to be seen 1n the picture. ~.Y' .. Shmneful Bickering Court decisions, new legislation and reflections on a system that has produced woeful results nationwide have. 1n recent years. forced change and adjustment on 1uven1le JUSt1ce systems throughout the country. There is no reason to believe that Orange County could have avoided the resulting turmoil within its juvenile justice system. turmoil that 1s reflective of a national dilemma. There is, however, good reason to believe that much of the strife afflicting the county scene as officials have wrestled with mandated change and adjustment could have been avoided. The most recent bureaucratic battle pitted the county Probation uepartment against the Mental Health Department. To settle a quarrel over psychological evaluations used as guides when deciding how to treat juvenile offenders, county supervisors authorized two independent studies of methods used by mental health workers at Orange County Juv~n1le Hall. Unfo'rtunately. the expensive outside studies ended up settling nothing, in part because they were at odds with each other on sign1f1cant findings. Juvenile Court Judge Raymond Vincent wisely ended the no-win debate and took the air out of the probation-mental health feud by taking the mental health effort under the court's wing. The continuing bureaucratic and personality quarrels within Orange County's juvenile justice system are nothing less than a shame. And there is good reason to belleve significant problems are being unnecessarily compounded in a team effort that seemingly is anything but a team effort. Meinories of· Martha Last Monday 'night telev1s1on viewers heard former President Richard Nixon tell interviewer David Frost that. "If II hadn't been for Martha, there'd have been no Watergate." Former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell. Nixon explained. had been so distraught about his wife's disturbed emotional cond1t1on he just wasn't "minding the store," and that's why there was a Watergate. Well, Nixon is entitled to his view. strange as it may seem in the aftermath of the political debacle. Meanwhile. the folks down in Pine Bluff. Ark. seem to have a different recollection of the late Mrs. Mitchell. 0 11 the day she would have been 59. her hometown newspaper, The Pine Bluff Commercial. announced the opening of a fundraising campaign to er~t a monument to Martha Mitchell, who was buried In Pine Blulf after she died of cancer last year. She will be remembered, said the newspaper. as a c1t1zen who "had the courage to tell and Ii~ the truth as she saw 1t." It's perhaps safe to say that more Americans share the Pine Bluff evaluation of the talkative, tragic Martha. • -Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Piiot. Other views expressed on this page are those of tbeir authors and artist'> Reader comment is invited. Boyd/Music ByL.M.BOYD Do you know which musical instrument is the easiest to learn to play? And which is the most difficult? The American Music Conference has figured out the degree of dirctculty rn learning 26 Instruments: Very easy: ukulele, portable organ. Easy: 12·bitss accordion. ~drums, recorder, xyloplfone. mnrin)ba. Fairly ea11y : hoMe org.in1 guitar. Average: piano, 'taxophone, tfumpet;- comet, trombone, tuba. Fair- ly difficult: bassoon, clarinet. string ~ass, flute, plccok>. Dear Gloomy Gu Metblnk1 Martha Mitchell won't aleep euy wtth the 10Uec1 Lil· tera and raa1 of 1notbtr'1 dl1bonor a tufted ln her er ave. R.W. harp. Difficult: cello, violin, viola. Very difficult: French horn, oboe. The French Government has prohibited corree ads on TV for the last several w~eb. Object: to lower the demand, s o force down the price. Might keep an eye on that to see if It works. The hurricanes of 177 years ago were named after saints. Q. "Wh at wa11 the Sad Sack's Catecblam of World ,. Wl't'JJ'?"- A ."'If it moves, salute . If It doesn't mq_ve, pick it up. If yoittan 't plcl< It up, paint It." Jack Anderson Help for the Shah's Secret Police WASHINGTON -American officials have been quietly help· m~ the shah of Iran and his notoraoui; secret police force t•rack down on Iranian dlssi- dcnu. Thi.' American!. have been ulmost fawning m their coopers t1on with SAVA K , lr<Jn 's drl.'aded "C'C ret police. They have helped the sh uh's ugents spy on Ira· man students in the United Stcites who oppoc;e the shah's imperial rule. In past columns, we have quoted SA V AK 's own documents which reveal how its agents routinely tap phones, forge documents and ('Om m1t burglaries in purswt of this goal - Yt•t U.S. government agen· Ctl'S an• still anxiously cooperat- in~ with the :.hah and his secret po It Cl' I !~re arc some examples. Lust Octob<.'r. we revealed that lhl' top SAVAK agent in the l 'n1tcd States 1s Mans ur Har1wdeh. who claims to be an Iranian atlaehe al lhe United Na- tions Rafizadch vehemently de· n1cd any connections with SAVAK. NOW WE have obtained a tele· gram which was sent last Nov- ember to FBI headquarters rrom its Ney; York office It describes -<Jn cilleged threat against Nassar Afshar. a prominent Iranian d1s- s 1d ent and publis her of a stridently a nt1 ·shah tabloid called the "Iran Free Press."The FBI document declares une· qu1vocally that .. Mansur Rafizadel) 1s the principal rcpre:,entat1ve of SA VAK in the U S and 1" ci foreign liaison ~ourcc of lthe New York FBI of· ft('(') .. Ao FBI official acknowledged that ~ansur Hafizadeh was a "foreign Jia1son source'' of the Earl Waters FBI. "We h ave them in just about every friendly mbsion In New York," sald the ofrtcial. "They give us information, and if we get something on threats or demonstrations, we call them. Thf'y are not paid, and there is nothing covert about It " -FORMER CIA chief Richard Helms became ambassador to Iran in 1973. A rew months later, the shah hinted to Helms that he wanted an orderly receptfon on a planned trip to the Untted States. Helms cabled the State Depart· ment that Iran ''is putting us on notice and Indirectly s uggesting that we tidy up as much as possi- ble ant1-shah elements in the U.S. '• :,_\'?\ to reduce Qr avoid untoward inci- dents or anti·shah demonstra- ti.ons d~ring his forthcoming visit ... -About the same time, the U.S. embassy asked the State Department whether anything could be done to shut down Afshar's anti-shah newspaper Afshar ·is an American citizen und his publication is protected by the First Amendment. The shah might win a hbel suit, the State Department lawyers ad· vised in an internal memo, bu1 "it would only be in the course or u long and open trial which would focus public attention on this publication.'· Helms was later authorized to '1I HAD TO FIND OUT WHERE tell the Iranians lhat "lhedepart- ment a1rees that the Iran Free Press ls a scurrilous publicaUon filled with libelous, trresponstble and inaccurate statements." But, warned the bureaucrat&. "there are no legal steps the U.S. government can take against this pape~ ... " -AFSHAR'S news paper was being mailed to U.S. embassy e mployes and smuggled onto the streets of Tehran. At the State Department's suggestion, em- bassy employes refused to accept the tabloids. which were re· turned to Washington unopened. A 11 were identically stamped: "Refused by addressee. Return to sender." Third Drought Year Could Be J;>isaster With the normal rain seasons only a few weeks in the offing, farmers, and others whose futures depend directly on the ava1lab1lity of water, are anx- iously eying weather predic· twns and other signs to indicate what the skies have in store. Having experienced the two worst drought yea r s in California 's recorded weather his- tory with but minim al damage, the question now is what if the third year should prove equally dry? For the most p art Californ ia n s' knowledge of the drought has been what they have read about it in the newspapers, accom· panted by some restrictions on domestic usage. Excepting for a few isolated areas in the state Art Hoppe where water shortages were real, most of the impositions on homeowners were symbolic measures taken by politicmns and bureaucrats to demonstrate their "awareness." This has to be true since 85 per- cent of the total water demand in California is for agricultural use and nine percent Is industrial. leaving domestic usage only six percent. WHAT THAT means is that if the home dwellers had reduced their water consumption 90 per- cent in the past two years the savings would have had prac· tically no impact on the adverse e f!ec t s o f the d r ought on agriculture. By the same reason- ing if the residential users had paid no attention to the drought and in fact increased consump- tion 100 percent it would have caused but small change in the state's agricultural operations. As it is agriculture, despite the claims of losses ranging from $500 million to $1.5 billion, actual- ly hasn't suffered all that much. T rue, a report just issued by the state's agriculture department estimates a 17 percent drop in net farm income for this year but it also discloses that 1977 will pro· vide the industry with the firth highest income level in history. While some small farmers were hurt, agricultural disasters were avoided by anticipation of water shortages and a ct)ange in plant· ings. Then, too, ip many cases, smaller yields will be orrset by higher market prices. Farmers also made up reservoir s hortages by drilling wells and' drawing from widerground. BUT A TIDRD dry year could spell serious disaster and could bring real hardships to residents throughout most of California. That is because the reservoirs will be down to 15 percent of capacity by October. Without a winter rain and snowpack there will be no reserves for next year. Even "nonnal" precipitaUons, while bringing some relief, would be far short or bringing the res· ervoirs to full storage. Although state omcials point hopefully to the record which in- dicates a two-year drought is un- usual in itself and a three·year drought hasn't ever happened, they are still mindful that it could. ITS IMPACT would not onJy af- rect residential dwelling but many other aspects or living not ordinarily considered. California outdoor life, not . only recrea- tional but environmental would surrer drastically and plans must be made to cope with a drought : impact on the parks, forests, fish and wildlife, as well as agriculture, employment, and those things which depend upon energy. And even if the rains do come this fall the emergency drought task force can be expected to con· tinue planning because one season of rain and snow wi11 nol restore the state's water re· serves to a sare level. ' How Little Horatio Becatne a Real Millionaire. Once upon a time there was a little boy named Horatio Alger. He was poor but plucky. "I will work and strive and save my pe nnies," he vowed pluckily, "and some day I will be very, very rich -maybe even as rich ils Mr. Bert Lance." Mr. Lance was Horatio's hero. He had just been appointed Director of the Office 0£ Managemen\ a nd Budget -by .eteside.nl_ Carter. The news paper s aid Mr Lance had begun hh career at qe ~ 20 as a teHer. Twelve year• later he was preai· dent ot the bank. And now, they uld, he was worth $.'U million. "lf Mr. Lnnco can do It," sald Horatio, gquanqa hls little chin, "socanl." · BY PEUBVERING. RontJo manaae4 to cet a Job u a tell4t'. He wu paid., a week. "By eat. lnl only cold bolled rutaba1u." he aald to himself, ••t c1n save St 1 day. Just think, lo only 3.1 mllllon ~ l 'JJ be u rich u Mr. Lance.•· Onfonun1tety, tor this 1m· bltlOUI drHm, the price or rutab11u kept aoarin•· Horlitlo tourid lt DlOI\ difficult to HV9 tl a day. In fact. like the rat ol ua,; b9 found It most dirricult to make ends meet. Indeed one week his banlc ac- count was $13.52 overdrawn. "As you are an employe, we will forgive you , Horatio,•· said Banker Hom~r T. Pettibone generously. "And while you 're at it, why not take out a loan tor $50 to cover your expenses until pay day?" Other Views Horatio did. But he was unhap· py. "Gosh, now I'm in debt and overdrawn like everyone else. I'll never be a multimillionaire this way. Oh, how I wish I knew the mysterious secret of Mr. Lance's fantastic success." THAT VERY DAY, he opened hls newtpaper to find his hero's picture on the front page. The B~ Cars Still Sa.fer MIAMI NEWS -"One of the uaumptions th1t seems to roUow 1ovemm. ent denunciations ot au·sua1Un1 can l• that lbose 10Ul1 drtvlna them are un-American and just don't want to pve up their gotd.platod uh traya, alt eond!UonJnr and automatic windows. But lb at ain't neceuarlly 10. "People may wantlull·tlied care, allu the 111 aunlen. bec.uae they have CuU·slaed f amlUea. Try to atuff two adulu and five Jclcla lnW on•olthoeeamaU,but1&1-efficlentcara-and11peclallyforanylona trip. "But there la another more competlinl rt~ w\y IOln• people may pf'eler lhe bluer can -they 4J'•Juat a whole lot aater. How much 1iler has been 1pelled out ·tn tM J<Mlraal of American Inturance. An insurance Industry •.tudy thawed tb1Un 1'75 the OffU· pantl ol 1\&.b-eompact can 1U1talntd; M.t dt1U. .., 100.000 r• &l•t.eted v.tllcln -mere than twlc4' 11 1nan,.-1 oceupanu Of com· pact can IDd u percat1reat4f f0t bttenne7dlaa.a1Md oan. tQJWie alaofollowedU.•••m•J>•...,.~ "MliiY ownen er bl& eara. v• _., taktiiil bid r•P.l1'M1 are notallJ.taliallebolw_.. kina,.....ll~.111~.,..J\ilt 1b0w:tnl common NM• for• • Anet eleitflY thiil ii Ulili-. order of the di)' 11 bll can In.ere y are Min• npf 8"1 bJ ltltl6er aOd monmmc.ba~ maeblnu. '' story told how Mr. Lance's bank had allowed him to overdraw his account by $150,000. And how after that be 'had taken a loan for S2.6 mllllon. And how after that he hadt>orrowed 13.4 million. "No won<i e r he 's a mult.imilllonalre! •• cried Horatio. And he immediately went out and bouaht a big house, a big car. a big wardrobe and anythina else his checks would buy. . "Horatio.'' thundered Banker Pettibone sternly, "you are $250,000 overdrawn. What do you have to say ror your1elf? •' "HOMER.'' aatd Horatio, nicking his bl1 cl1ar, "I wish to borrow five mill or so until pay day to keep up my payment.I on my bl.a hou11e1 my biJ car and my bll we.rd.robe.'' "A rlc:h man Uke you ii ob- viously an excellent credit rtr>k," J'llld Banker Pettlbone admirint· ly. "Sip here.~· Horatio became ao famoua be was lnv1ted to lhe Wh.lt.e Rouse. uSlx months aco I WU ..... wMk teller," be told t.be Prell· dent modeatb'. "Toda)' I owe mort than $5 mutton.•· "Vou'N Just tho kind ol IUC- c fuJ man rm lookini for," nld the PretldenL "How would you like to be Di...etor of Che Of. flee of Man11emenl and Budcet?" MOUL: Th.e rJeb an dlf • Cetlilt ~ yoea UMt. me. They owe mere mouey. Voices Make The ir Fortunes.,, . ., .... ~ ...... ,, DAILY PILOT A 7 · \lli'l- 'W1NGS OF MAN' Qr90n Well•• EXTRA MONEY Wiiiiam Conrad NEW VOftK <AP> Rob Llillderb, J11ck.Joon Bttk und Al u~ndcr Scourby aw umon1 the! rounlry '• bt!'ll ~alcl'men Bul their face~ uc n1rely 11een by their cuatomo,.. Landen, Beek und Scourby are amonf tha top hatlf doien or so of o 1roup of ahoul :i(I men and a fow women who apecloJl1e in ·•vo1cc·over1, ·• the verbal announcement• that •CCOMPIJlY pie· turca ln television commcrclala. UNES SUCH AS "Kodak -for the Umetof yt>ur nre." "Long d istance is the nelll-beat-thln8 to boin8 there" and "Geritol everyday" helped Bob Lan· ders become rich. Landers, who has a house an California and an apartment m midtown Munhatlan, earns well Into s ix r11:ures each year. Although the work might seem easy. tran~forming cold words on a page of ad· vert1Smg copy into irresistible sugges· lions to purchase somelhin& poses a challenge. Much of the success of ~commercial depends on the planning and execution of the picture. But advertisers say an enormous af{lount of work goes into de· cid1n g just who should deliver the words. "IT IS ~NE OF OUR toughest de· cis1ons." said Fran Foster, casting director for a New York advertising agency. "The voice has to be just right for the product, without overpowering II " ''The right voice can make or break a commcrc1al," said Fifi Oscard, who runs a New York talent agency. "Thto t hin~ that 1s looked for is real insight into the words ." Landers put it another way: ··The JOb or a really good spokesman is to get rid of the lubes and get as close to the hstent:r as possible.•• LANDERS, IN HIS 40s, has a whlnulcal but warm voice. But he also can tum on tho power, as he does in a aeries o( Sears a uto-battery com· merc1als. "II~ lS one of th~ best, or maybe the beat. ln the business," said Tony Schwartz, an advertising consultant. "Most announcers, the copy goes through their eyes and out their mouths. But with Landers, it goes through his brain. He really understands selling and how sound sells." Like most voice-over announcers, I.anders began on radio. "SOME AGENCY PEOPLE heard me do spots on my show and decided to have me do some commercials for them," he said. So after 17 years on the air, he left a New York City station in 1965 to devote his time to selling. L8Jlders broke in at the top, doin'g commercials for Kodak film and a new sort drink. Now, he often records his lines in a converted closet in his California home. ''The agency sends me the copy, then I step ,into the closet, record the lines while the agency people listen ln on a telephone connection and when every· body's happy, I air·freight them the tape," he said. MANY ACTORS, SUCH as Orson Welles, William Conrad and William Shalner, pick up extra money by doing commercials. Welles, for instanc~. did the well-known "Wings of Man" cam - paign for Eastern Air Lines Alexander Scourby, who has acted in hundreds of stage, radio and TV shows, now makes m ost of his incol}'le from Breast Cancer Surgical Aid Wins Backing CJUCAGO CAP > -Women who have had breast cancer operations s hould not be stigmatized for wanting plastic surgery to give them a new breast rather than a prosthesis made of cloth or plastic, says an American Cancer Society official. "It seems grossly unfair that once she has lost her breast, there is a stigma attached to wanting to get it back," Francine E. Timothy told the society's second national conference on human values and cancer. "WHETHER A WOMAN CAN have breast re· construction is entirely up to the surgeon, but she should at least be allowed to want one without being judged," said Mrs. Timothy, director of the s ociety's R eac h to who bas bad a breast re· MEDICINE 'SALESMAN' BRINGS WORDS TO LIFE' Alexander Scourby: 'Highly Remunerative ' Recovery Program and [--------...... ) moved. _ _ The agency is de· s igned to help women who have bad mastectomies, or surgical removal of the breast. Plan Fails A tonement: Cmel '• I BERKELEY <AP) -A man who said he was 't rying to atone for an act of cruelly when he was a youth has been placed on probation for keeping 56 dogs in his home. · Edward Cleveland, 72, pleaded gumy to one count of misdemeanor cruelty to animals and re· .ceived a suspended 15-day jail term and was placed on probation for one year by a municipal court .judge. ." CLEVELAND WAS ARRESTED AT ms home ·May 11 following complaints from neighbors. Authorities said dogs were found in rooms filled with layers of up to five feet of newspaper and ex· cremenl. The Berkeley Animal Care Service said nine of the dogs were adopted and three others released un· per strict care provisions to relatives with whom -Cleveland and his wife are living. The rest, many s uffering from severe flea infestation and anemia, were destroyed. THEY SMD CLEVELAND APPARENTLY did not intend to hurt the animals and may not have . been aware so many were living there. Cleveland said he kept the dogs to compensate for an act of cruelty lo animals when he was a boy in the Philippines. He said be shot a dog with a rifle and watched it die slowly over several days. :··Death Toll Highest •' SACRAMENTO (AP) -There were atleast472 tnffic deaths in California during August, the ,. highest far any month in more than four years, Highway Patrol Commissioner Glen Craig said. "Causes are complex, but record vehicle · mileage, the destructive impact of drinkln& drivers, and growing disregard for the SS mph speed limit are contributors," be said. •• "For some women, the hope of an eventual breast reconstruction is the one thing that makes them bold on to life which may already be com· plicated or depressing" because of a breast am· putation, she told about 1,700 persons at the con· ference. "ANY AMPUTATION IS A TERRIBLE thing, but some amputations are more symbolic than others, and this particular one causes an internal turmoil that logical reasoning doeS'n 't quiet," said Mrs. Timothy . Many women have no idea to whom they could ask questions about a reconstruction, and often don't ask at all out of timidity. It is the fear of being judged vain or frivolous that keeps some women from looking into the possibilities, she said. Artificial breasts, made or cloth and plastic, a re worn by thousands of women who have lost a breast to cancer. INSl'EAD OF PROSTHESIS, MANY women wish to have plastic surgery to give them a new breast. and they have many reuons for the desire, said Mrs. Timothy, who said she has not had plastic surgery. "Imagine, each one of you, that every single morning you must attach an ~tra thing to your body, a thing of considerable weight which you can't forget, ever, during the day because it must constanUy be checked," Mrs. Timothy sald. "'IN MY INT E RVIEWS WITH operated women, I found that young women care desperately about being obliged to live with only one breast, but I found that married women care as much, and single women care as much and older women care as much." One woman facing breast surgery was asked how old she was, and she replied she wu 52. Mrs. Timothy added, "A surgeon told her 'Then why do you care? You're not going to seduce anyone.' With this altitude, who would 1ympatbbe with her desire for b1'east reconstruction?" GET YOUR FANTASTIC : .. RCA TRADE-IN AT DAVIS· BROW~ commercial vo1ce·overs. To many ex· perts, Scourby's deep, resonant voice ls the standard by which American speech and d1cllon is measured . Al a recent taplna for an auto com. merCJoJ, Scourby greeted two a1ency representatives and an engineer, was handed two pages or copy, which he scanned quickly, asked a question about • pronunciation of a car model's name, then said: "OK, let's do il." . WITH T H E MACHINES Tolling, Scourby read the copy once,. faltering briefly about midway through. On the second take, he dldn 't get past the second sentence before stumbling. On take three, the words came to life with fine nuances and interpretations that brought broad smiles to the faces ot the agency people. Scourby wasn't satisfied, however. Hew anted to do it again. After taJce four, there was a moment o( silence, then, "Wow, that's OK by me,'' said an agency man. "Then it's done;• Scourby said. The whole session took 20 minutes and Scourby had earned a minimum of $5,000 for reading the 160 words. Depending on its use, the commercial eventually might bring hJm as much as $.l.S,000. SCOURBY, I N ms 60s, has done com· mercials for Eastern Air Lines, General Motors, Chevrolet and scores of others. He also narrates TV documentaries. How does he feel about selling things on televis ion and radio? "Well, it's highly r enumerative." he said, laughing. RCA colorTrak 25" _ ...... AA&D ELECTRONICS 275 EAST I 71tt ST. COST A MESA 642-8882 Jackson Beck, one or the busiest of vo1ce·over artists, is known for his powerful delivery. He's featured in Emory Air Freight commercials and has done spots fQr U.S. Steel, Ideal Toys and cigarette companies. (call 642-5678) Pu t a few words to work f or you in t he DAILY PILOT \-·., .,,,,.,off' ·,......... ~ ~ .......... ~ ........................................ .,_ Your old color TV will neverbeworth more! 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Hiii•, C• In •' terment AM:el\tlon Co,,,.tery. 0 Coo-:i Mr~Hlll\Mor"'411ydlreclor> ,, 8,,ISACHI• • HARRY 8Al~ACHf;A re.idenl 01 ; I.•• V~•. N.-.•O. P1tn«1 •wer Sep. • • tem~r •. tt11 Stlr¥111ed DV "'" wife 1 M•uO<! llrlwci.er two '°"'· H•rry • 8r1Uchor Jr oA !>hoor,,..n 0.h, Ce , .? •net J•-8'1w< .... of (0$1• ~ •• c. . ~ "••n 9'-hlldrf'n •nd on• •1\ltr #' S.'"'"' wero ""'" on Friday S.p· / letnt»r •. 1911 •t Pet Ille View Cll•OOI .... With ~····•no l.oOge a IOI F .. AM of ; ••<••t•nru Emom~1\t P.ctt1c v1~w •; MtMO<l•I Pa1'11 P-.1flC Vlf'1'f Mortu•ry #' <11rector• :: 9AOWH •. r lOONCLVOE 8ROWN,rt"°"ntot C.o\t4 Mie-w C.tlfoft'll• Pan.cf •••Y "' on ~-, 7, ltl7 Surv1,..o l>Y "" ~ wile ~line Brown, .,,•noem•n" _,. ••• oonc11no. Smllh Tulhlll urnb Co•t• ·~~ M•M Mor1UMy o'rtctOI'\ ... ~ .... ;. 8110WN -' JUNE 8A0WN, t~1oen1 OI (~I• •,. M~\4, (.atltornle P.t\\l"d "w•v ~P ; lf'lmblr •. 1971 GrAVf'\ldf> ~f'ViC~\ wHI ,. "" ""'" FrldM S.-Ol•mt>er 9 "11 •I • 11 00 Noon at Holy Set>ulcl\or CAmfl•rY ;,. on Or""9" C• Sm1ll\ Tulhlll umb "Co•t• Mt .. Mort uorv d irector\ ;• 64t>·~ • 0:' CAMI" ·~ LEI.ANO B CAMP SA r~ldtnt of ,. Hunll"!llon S.6Ch, C•lllorn1• Pt•.ed f •••Y September 1, 1911 Survived bl' • hi• wife Tl\olrTl<I C.mp enet san \.ftl- C•mP. Jr P•1v4te wr.lcnwlll be held. , F•mlly su11oeu• oon11ion• to Tiie • • Amerlc6" <Anur Soc'4tty. Olldal' Br~ + Mort,..ryd!rectOr\ ~ ,AMULA•O '• NOFI E FAMUL.4RO. '"'dent of SM! :'" Juen c..tcM"1•-. Celllornl• Pu...i ~ .,.,0 on Se91....0.r •. lt71 S..rvl,..d l>'I' ~hi• wll• Alie• Femul•ro. two ,• .. O•uof'lttr\, Ari11• Montoomerv, ~ C f\rl\llne Or!.bur"* two Orot"•' '· ~ Ar1rtur f-•mul¥0 •"'* Ton r 1mu14,o ~ Tl\r" 9r-nl1oren, Phll. Tril\6 -, M1t1,.w Sen.le.-••• to be ,..Id at ~ P•ell1< View Chapel S.turA<ley Sep. ;. tPmber tO, 1'11 •t to OOAM. Offld•tlno ,~the Rev PNlllp Smllll Prlv.ie lrlle< ,. ment Pe<lllC vi.w Memo<l•I P•·~ • .. Peclfl<V..,..~rydlreclorl ~· O•AVU.1.1 ~ GRACE E. GR"VELLE. f4rlldent of .. c:D$t• Mew, Gtllt ..... 1 .............. . / S.ptcme.r t lt17 S..rvtwd by two "" fl' '"''· Glody• E Ovoert of Cott• Meu. ..;ca . J onie Griffith of C•n•d1. ;,s.rvlc•• will be htld Mond•I' 1 OOPM '8•11 8r1M1dwey Chapel. lnletment ;:Herbor Lewn Memor11I P1'11 Bell -' 8r06dway Mortu.tfy di rec Ion ,4' •UDY -: JOHN 8RU8AK£R AUDY, ret1dent ..,01 Nl'WPof1 Buch Celllornla Paueo ,•:•w•v on Sept"""""'• ttf11 Sur"IY'ldbv ' Ill• w•I• 8erbarA Auav, one"'" Jonn A ~Rudy ano one brotr...r Clla•l•t I( Rudy :.•~rvl<•• will be l\old P.clllc View ·~ ("•IH'I on !Mltur<111v S.pt..,,,ber 10, tt77, • ., •' 11 00 -Olfkletlng will lie Or .,•Pro11 p G Murraiy Entombmt"t <11 .:,P•(•llC View M<omo<lal Par~ Peclllc ,t-.':;,,7' Mo<IUMy N-PO•t Otech <llrec :J.-WHITE ~ MICHAELH WHllE. rP\l.,.ntofSo ~L•OUl\6, C.l1forn•• p .. ..., •w•I' Sep. :•,ember I, 1911 Survlwd by llh 11<1renh .. __ Tight , •hedul Mangers Asks Meeting Date By O. C HUSTINGS Of._ l>6Up l'll•lluH A'-ll«'mhl> mun Dennis Maniers <D llunUngton lit•uc•h 1 t·x1wc:t~ tu do u lot ol explatnina when he comea homt• dunnl( the Lealislature's 15-week belwti.:n 8t'lllitun11 h1ului. "The complt•x1ty und controversy of le1ialaUon rt•tNtlly comlng out 111 the state Le1islature will re· quire u personal explunat1on if citizens are to truly under~tnnd the impact of such measures on lhelr h vt'11." ''bservl•d the frcshmun lawmaker in a mis· '>I\ t· from Sal'rc.tm1•nto "THE l'llOPt:RTY TAX reform and school finance b1lb ulonl' <Hl' enough to bogale anyone's 1111ncl," Mangers addt·d I It· i.ays hlb !>Chl'tlull' for the interim period, \\ hu:h Y.111 run from y. hcnever the Legislature clos~ down Cprobalily the end of this week) to Dec . JI, already is Cllhng up I It· asks thut organizations, groups or an- d1v1duab interested in setting up a meeting dale with tum call hi s d1!>lrtct office. The telephone number if 848·1168. ••• THE ORANGE COUNTY Coordinating Republican A!>!>c mbly plans a family picnic this Sunday at the Brothers of St. Patrick Park in Westminster. For details, call Republican Central Committee offtcei. • • • GOP CF.NTRAL Committee leader Lois Lundbt>r~ will be the s peaker Tuesday when the Irvine-Coast Republican Women's Club gathers for lunch at the Velvet Turtle Restaurant in Newport Center The September meeting gets under way at 11 a m . with luncheon <it noun • • • DONALD L. BREN, one of the new owners of the Irvine Company, is one or the chairmen for a $150 per plate fundra1smg dmner planned Sept. 29 in Century City for Republican gubernatorial can· did ate Pete Wilson Also on lhl• dinner committee are builder William Lusk of Newport Beach and Gavin S. Herbert Jr., president of Irvine's Allerean Pharmaceuticals. Dad Files Suit In Son's Injury Damages totalling S250,000 were demanded Thursday by the father Breakfast Scheduled Three civic groups, the Newport H arbor Jaycees. the Newport Cosmopolitan Club and th e Childr en's He ar· More Institute will com· bine forc£>s Sept. 25 for a fund-r a ising pancake breakfast. The event will be held from 8 a.m. to noon at the Newport Bench Ten· nis Club. 2601 Eastbluff Drivt' •!<>•. 4 Mr" Wllll•m White, brother> '• Tlmoflly, w1111...,, O.rlstopl\er, OeM ----------------------. :::;.,.d •hter Kimberly. MIU of 11\e •• ·-"· IOAM Selurdey, St. C.llle•IN :• )1enfl6 Olvrcll, LAIGUM e .. c .. In llevol ·:'low•" llDNllorot m ey be m•cle to tn. '• Mike White IM"-l•I Truft Fwl'ld cto :•Wllll•m Wlllte, 3232' So. Coett • H l911_.,, So.Ill\ uoune. Ce n•11 "' ·~M<ConnlCltMortu.ry, :f' WILLIAMS ·~ CHl!STEA E. WILLIAMS, '"!dent :.--!f S"l"llleto..,.., Cellfornt•. "'"''" .·•••I' anliliplemtier 7, ltn. Survl-llY •• t.11 wife V•rbe W111161'1\S, t wo .,.,.. •.l><Hl•ld Wllllems of Colorado, - - :..tttP.IOfl '-lclla•d LIKI• of G<lrmany, .,.tour d•uolllets G•n•v• low111 ol •.:.S..se•wllle, Ce , l"-ne llrl119tm.., Of :.c.11coro. Ce., •net Oonl\6 Stel\r Of .tColorefo , P•901' Guthrie ol ~l"lacervlnt, Ce .. one llr-r Oliver of :.wu11lnoton, '"'" •l•t•"· Ktt"•• .~u·•-of Lono !leech, Ce • WIMle ::Wll<O• and OP•I lltnnett• boll! of :;io-••"°""8, to-.wt~n qr.,,O(hlldrf"' and 'even O••el·QrMlk.lllldren Se,.ICH •!w111 i.. held Mond6y S.Plember 12, :,,11 OOAM et Bell llfoedW•V (l\tpef, 11'- ;.,ttrrnt•'fl H-I.Al-Mem«lel 1"•111 ~1•11 BtoedwayMorlU6rydlrectors . ;; . ,-----------------~ i' IALTJ..IUGUOM :J PUMHAL HOMI ~ Corona del Mar 673·9450 • Costa Mesa 646·2424 -; ~ •• ·' llUllOADWAY MORTUARY 11t> Broadway Costa Mesa 842·9150 IMITM 1VYHIU. LAMI COSTA MllA CNAra 427 E. 17th St. Coata Mesa • tMM888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N Broadway S1n1a.Ana * 547-4131 Pt•ClllOTHUS SMITHS' MOITUAIT 627 Mein St. Huntington Belch S3M530 ..... .,. .. y ~LPUMHAL NOMI 7801 Bolaa Ave W.Stmlnst., 883-3525 PAC-.CVllW ... IW.PAleC Cemet9f'i Mortu.,y Chapel 3500 ~fie View Orfve ' Newport, cat1fornl1 844-2700 McCOIMfCll MOITUA .. 11 Legun1 Bt1ch 494-0415 l.qyn1 Hlllt 7M-o033 3M Ju1n Capl1tr1no 495-1778 What's YourBag? Win $15,$10 or$5 lnatructlona: • Make a back to school purchase at the Storekeeper and receive a free bike bag. • Color; print, sew, stitch or whatever to make the Storekeeper man and bag unique and colorful. • Write your name, address, age, and phone number on the inside of your bag and return to the Store· keeper by Saturday Sept. 17th for judging. • Your bag will be judged In four age categories: a .. a. 9·11, 12 .. 14, 15·17. On originality and neatness. • $16.00 for 1st. $10.00 for 2nd, $5.00 for 3td, will be awarded for the moet creative bags In each categOfY. ... Park Gets FIU!e Lilt Workmen from the Acer Landscaping Company of Long Beach install a wall as part of the S60,000 refurbishing of Cliff D.rive Park . Newport Beach city officials say the project is one of seven park proj· ccts worth $575,000 to be undertaken by the> city during the 1977-78 year. Cliff Ort\'e purk. one of the city's oldest, is located between Cliff Drive and Riverside A\·cnue al Santa Ana Avenue. ·'Fraud' Action Settled Lawyers for a Costa Mesa automobile detler and the Or~e County District Attomey'a o(fice have reached an out of court settlement of a consumer fraud action filed aeainat the firm . The aettlement calls f or Univ e rsity Oldsmobile, 28:IO Harbor Blvd., to pay $2,000 in civil penalties and com· ply with the terms of an injunction issued in Superior Court. 1 The injunction orders the firm to cease making false representations in connection with the re· pair ol motor vehicles. The company .agreed with the terms without admitting liability. Mesa Joins Cities In Benefit La~suit Ivy on Fence Brings Suit In Newport Members of the dis- trict. attorney 's con- s umer fraud division took action against the firm when it was alle1ed that customers were be· ing charged for auto parta that bad never been replaced. 546-5528 2640 Hwitor ll•d. e..te~7 Doys MANY EXCELLENT INVESTMENT PIECES FEATURING Rockwell Neiman Dall Chagan Al•·~ ~ly Miro Plcuao Roberton Celder Rlddlck'F~landefl<il)Q ..,-~ o NEWPORT BEACH MARRIOTT HOTEL • Sunday, September 11, 1971at1 p.rir. • Callfomla Auction Services {714)830-7$ RARE ANTIQUE SPORTS CARS ,. 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Al!lllCHANOISI II AV"U.A81.t: ,0 .. ,.. IAT P~"4.I' AT THa • •• TA A A • oa I 0 • Cllll!OIT' THlllll ~tAtLA~L. o'l!tc "ftlTlHO~OolT·VOIJlllSU.f' .JC,.,_'T AO\llC c)j; "'OftUllOtfAL ~"NT INSTALLATION AVAll.Aa1.,a. .Q!g,f'g• IBETWEEN TAFT a. KATELLA) TILC,HOHE (71'1 tel ncn tf ,, . 18 DAILY PILOT ''Idly Sep11rn1>er t . 1111 "Courts Get ·T:hrough to · CBers WASHINGTON lAP1 -Som\· c.u radlo •rator., tx-nl on bre1aklr\I 1 ult-i., ~arn unly lhC' h11rd w~. 11 1wt-m1 "i1m ( le C'du<'alton 10<-1 rlcht over th,·1r each, u aovnnmcnt i.tudv 1ndJcl&k11 ~ f't'dc-ral rommwiacallO&U Coin mlu1on haa 1 .. uect a 11tudy uf whut mtlhoda are me>1l elfecUv•, and tht• h•aat expen•lvt, In promotln1 rom \ pllan~ wtth CB rulH • .. S IMPL E EDUCATION >.plaaninl' to c e~r"I .... hat the rult!I are and "''hy they ~·x1~t product:<! "no •htnlflcanl rom1>ll.anrf' t•fftrh" durtnii lht• "'" month ~tudy c·ondul'lt-d in JS t' ll ll'" { '1t1l'i. 1n' 111' 1·11 111 lht• ~umpham·u 'l ud v .,., t-r.-Tu,·so11 A ri.t • Sun ta R05 a. ('.all( J\lbu1~uNqut:, ~ .M , Austin, 1 t•\ ()uluth Minn ~tc.1d1-.on . Wt\ L.tt th· Hoc.·\.. Ark W1 t h1tJ Kan P~'<>rld Ill L1mi.1 Ohio, John~to.,.,n , Pa . l'orlland, Matnt-, Furl Wayn€', Ind . Ch.tttanooga, Tenn • ancl Columbw., G;,i The most cosl·efft-ct1vc lcchr11 quc .. was cr1m1nal sanction." or _j)rosecultng the violator:. 10 court, the 1"9\udy show~ · TIUS WAS FOLLOWED by conven- tional sancllon~. or FCC adm1nii.lrat1ve ( CBC1U~~ ) pt-nulUe11 :.u1·h .. ,. fin es and Ucenae n· HJt•ution8, uni! u combination or educa· lllm 1u\d udmlnh1trallve i.ancUon1>. Thti oouc:1ttlon le<:hnique employed in the ttludy In vol vt:d preiienlln1 slide '\how• IU\d dlt>CUbblOI the benefits of rule q11npUW\ce Wllh CB clu~. and local ncw11 mecha publicity. H1chard M. Smith, deputy chief of the 1-·n· l''leld Operations Bureau's enforce- mt·nt division, acknowledged ''that the t•dut:at1un program testoo may not be the mot1t effective such program." "ANOTHE R POSSIBLE REASON ror the: fi.lllun· or the education techni- ques .could be that the persons al· tt•nd1n g the. .presentations were already complying with lhe rules. and Lhal these programs did not reach those CB opcrutors who are frequent and.or i.cr1ous viol at.or:.," he said. Many of the clubs Involved In the education program were members or REACT and ALERT. national emergen- cy monitoring Ot"gantzatlons, and other local CB club:. which ord1nanly comply with roe re1ulatlons. llut Scnlth added : "Thh1 line or reason· Ing ii questionable because of the sue cess ol those conducting the education program ln saturating the local news media through question-and-answer M~sslons. appearances on talk shows and pres:. releases. "APPARENTLY,' 'CHOSE PERSONS who chose t.o violate rather than obey did so not out or Ignorance," he con· llnued. "It may be that only a few hard· core violators ln each city create the bulk of the violations but. unfortunately, 1t wouJd appear that these violators can be reached only through enforcement ef· forts rather than through education.·· Does this mean the FCC is about to abandon its educational programs'> Definltely not, agree Smith and Arlan VanDoorn, deputy chief of the FCC's Safety a nd Special Radio Services Bureau. One benefit of the education program. Smith said. Is that "persons who already comply with the rules a nd who attend the education presentations have their behavior reinforced. Victim Of Rape Wins Suit mm SATURDAY, LAST DAY I CLEVELAND (AP> - A '17-year-old South Euclid woman who was r;.ipcd 21 ~ years ago has been awarded $22,000 1n dama~es from her at· tacker. C u yah oga County Common Pleas Court Judge Ann Mc Manamon ordered .James J . Carter Jr. or Cleveland Heights to pay $12,000 in com- pensatory dama~es and $10,000 in punitive damages after a Jury de· c1dcd the case. Jn 1975, Cartt•r pleaded J.:uilty to S(•xuaJ battery. The judge said the woman s ued under a 1974 law which says that a woman who has been rap(•d may file for damages. The woman originally sought $150,000, contend- ing that the rape caused. her to undergo the ordeal or trial and caused her "great anxiety, embar- rassment and lasting nervous condition ." Tht' woman testified that as a re!>ult of the nervous condition s he had to close her dance school in Cleve I and HeighL'> She was raped in lh t' :.c hool 's washroom ·Two-Day Trousseau to Slaare Newl yw{·d~ Mr. and Mrs . R. Jackson of Wayne, N.J., didn 't quite get the mes:,agc about the curiousity of baboons. The couple drove through the Great Adventure Safari Park in J ackson, N.J .. without removing luggage from the' car-top carrier. despite the warning. The park's insurance covered damage to their clothing anyway. • avmgs. Aquatic Park Buy Announced I save 30%. Sp¢Cial. Save 2So/0 • Save 20o/0 *. I . ' . Young women love T-shirts in beautiful screen prints. Cap-i.lecvc.>d print tops in 488 i.harp designs. Mod e of soft pol yest.er/cotton and 100~ cotton. In sizes$, M.1 •. $13, bru11hedjean ..... 8.99 REC. $7 CINCINNATI CAP> - Taft Broadcasting Co. h as exercised jls pre- viously announced OP· JL SIOR RHl.ECTIONS tion to acquire the assets tarc~~ll~iiiJI!! _..~~~ of the Marineland D1v1sion of Hollywood Park. Inc. for~ million. The deal is scheduled lo be closed on or before Oct. 31, according to of· fic ials for the Clnclnnati- ba~ed company FABRIC SALE BONANZA BUYS Sewing tune tempt.at1on1! 88C Large llR!!l. of beeut11'ul ' cottons, knits und blends YD. at big fantastic 86ving8. . REC. 1.99' Choice of fun and practical children's footwear styles. Great sole 1ntere!.t for g1rli. 588 and boys. Moc-toe oxford is genuine suede. others, PR in man-mode molt•rial fl. · In children's elzei.: Huy! SAVE 24o/0 BIG MAMA• FULL SIZE PAf'!ITYHOSE 2/$3 REC. 1.99 EACH Reinforced toe, nude heel. All-in-one sheer -.tret.ch nylons in mony tones L c 165-230 lbt>. I, XL1230-:JOOlbs l Buy' HOSIER Y "Power Denim" jeans for boys' in regular or slim. Tough JC'ans rn polyester/ cotton/nylon No-iron for Weatern style In color11 8-20. Shop toduy und save! 8.99, husky jeon11 6.99 599 REC. 7.99 llOY'i fl'RSISHIN<:S SAVE $4 CLASSIC LOOKING MEN'S CORDUROYS 1()88 REGULARLY $15 '.\frn. C'njoy the crircfrl'(' com fort of polyester/ col ton. Ban· Roi• woist ends rollover. Avail ,1hlc 1n colon\. 30-42 Mt.N l> CWTHU't; Girls' super selection dt back-to-school dresses. Choose from an array of crisp cl011sics ttr-.. include many 11tyles and colors. She'll love tht good looks and comfort. All machtnl:! wash able dresses in easy-care fabrics. Sizes 7-H •OFF REGULAR LOW PRICE t:IRLS'FASlllONS SAVE 21% TOUGH DENIM JEANS FOR MEN 7~ REGULARLY 9.99 Hefty blue nnres of lilrong and soft cotton hove contrast stitch- 1ng. Western pocket:.. Machine wash. 30-401 MKN'8 WORK <'lnT'HINI; Marineland claims to be the oldest theme at- lr action on the We-st Coast, having started operations in 1953. The ,.a r k overlooks the Pacific Ocean on the Palos Verdes peninsula n ea r Los Angeles Harbor. It features sea life exhibits and special aquaUcshows. 1--~~~~~~~~ ........ ---+-~~---...._-+-~~~ ...... ~~~~~~~~~~~~--'~~~~~~;;;;;._~~~~~~~~~~+-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T a ft also oper ates ,~, Kings Dominion, near I R ic hm on d , Va .;' Oarowinds. n ea r Charlotte. N .C. a nd ltings Island, near Cin· cinnati. (;ay Bias· Opposed r SAVE 33% STANDARD-SIZE FLUFFY PILLOWS Polyeater with 199 collon cover. Hy~alle~en· REG. 2.99 1c 9x26". ave~ er;op!NG AND Wlf:S SAVE '7 TE'L~IN 110 POC ET CArt1ERA s11d•lh• ..iect-17sa or, aim.and 1hoot for •harp, REC. 24.ti briiM rHuh•. CAM IRAS SAVE 22o/0 SPECIAL ~ALITY PURE • ~ 40-CHANNEL CB XURY• BRAS COMMUNICATION Nyloo/Lycra' 544 -~ Ou1l-conver1ion 88 spondex. Light ~ "' ............. 79 uniltrcup1naert. REC. $7 l11ble •iuelch: 18. Oeup ... f.44 hiht.ed /Rf. fO\)NDATIONI> llADJOTV SAVE •s SAVE •4 BEAN BAG FOR lWO-CUP DRIP '!) CUSHION COMFORT COFFEEMAKER .i Polv"l""' 1718 lle1t1 water }388 bead f1l • vinyl fni<t Signal cover Jn color11. REC. 22.99 11.rht,d•rcneer REC.11 • ., 27.119, 102·. H.38 l~ver an cord. DRAPtlll~" • .. • Ftldlft 9!p!emb!r t . 1'77 DAit. Y PILOT A' .. Agencies Named In Suit American Trend Shocks.TllEFAMILYCIRCUS. By Bil Ke' ne . • LOS ANO L CAP> L A. t h been flleod t.1 Ally Gen. Evette Younccr cbaratn1 • t..ne Aftltlft travtl •1ency <atlth tallln1 to refund inonoy to ruatomera for at'rvkcs not rtndtred UOSTON <AP> The leitdln1 c6'uae ot death among youna bluck m6n ln America 11' not accl denta or 11ny 1tngle disease. but viol nt. lntcnllonal killing, a 1tudy oy11 Rcaoarc her1 s urvey1n1 homlcldH In Cleveland dts· covered that the overall homicide rate increased 320 per· rent between 1938 and 1974 . TUE'V YOtJND THAT about 20 nonwhites died or homicide in <:1.-veland for every white from 19!>8 to 1962 and 12 nonwhites for t•Hrywtutefrom 1963tol974 The study also ~howed that the .11-:t· of moi.t vlct1m11 dropped from the early 40& to the late 20~~ Homicida Leading Caw1e Of Deaths Among Bltieks t1onally homicides were lhe lead· Ing cause or death among non· white males, 25 to 34 yea.rs old. She said that in 1975, for example, homicides accounted for 2,506 of the 8, 114 young non· white deaths In lhat age group, compared with 1,913 accidental deaths, 439 suicides and 3,256 deethsfromdiseaseaofallkinds. mortality that raulta rrom the casual use and ready avallabillty of guns in th1a country ought to be stronaty opposed to the handgun in particular," Ford aald ln an in· tervlew. ''I TIDNK OOCl'ORS should favor that klnd of control as much as they do the reduction of smoking." Ford added an the interview lbal tha homicide rate seems to have remained fairly stable Nam(ld In lhf 11ult were Miabuhay Travtl A1en· ry, ~Travel Services of Southern California. Inc , TA Mendoia. pre 11 1(,ient , and Tony Jdamillo, vice pru1 dent of Mabuhay ''The homicide trends reported in this study shock us,•· the re !.l'archers wrote "What hap· pened 1n Cleveland reflects, in a m a~nified way, national trends du ring the same period.·· Heart disease. accounting for 5~ deaths, and cancer, reaponai· blc for 263, led the list of deaths caused by disease. since 1974, but cited no specific @ The suit chum• the travel K&ency failed tb contract for Mir or sea transportation as 4*d- vert.iaed, or to maintain a trust fund or bond to protect c ustomers · money until payment was made to airlines. ... .,.,,,,.,. .. THE RESEARCHERS, MOST o r them doctors from Case Western Reser've University, published their findings Thun· day in the New En&land Journal of Medicine. rte urea. , .Between 1958 and 1962, 82 or 'Mommy, if you !IWOf ony flies will you save every 10,000 black men between them for my spider?" Scotrlta Ru.or• 2S and 34 died ln homicides in------------------- 'It's J scary. frl'ak~ feeling" to be told people are a::iking about your death. Elizabeth Ray says m scotching rumor:, of her demise. Cleveland. The rate roee to 3'.f of ---- The suit asks the court for an injunction and S2,500 in civil penalties for lhe alleged offenses. For the Record Birt It• IN WASHINGTON, ALICE Haywood. a spokesman for the National Center for Health Statistics. an agency of the Department of Health, Educa- Uon and Welfare, said that na· One researcher, Or. Amasa B. Ford, said the results should con· vince doctors to take up gun con· lrol as a medical Issue. "I think doctori> looking at the mR SATURDAY, LAST DAY every 10,000 between 1968 and 18'74. Only 13 percent or all Cleveland killings between 1958 and 1974 were considered legally justified. the report said. and most of those were by police. •· Newa from all over Callfornla la rounded up each day In the DAILY PILOT ,OUNTAIN YALL• Y COMMUNITY H011'1TAL .......... 1'71 Mr •nd Mr~ Miilon DIOIO". HuM• •noton 8HCl'I, ol•I ...... atJl,1'11 Mr. •nd Mr\ Ir• Tftorp~. W .. lmiMl.,,9lr1 ..,._, '· 1'11 avmgs. Mr •NI Mn • .JOM C"mlTlll'lt. "°""' toln V•ll ..... boy Mr. ~ M" Jerry T-11, CetY M•w.Olr1 Mr. end Mt\. Vici.,. H•nften, Hunt• •noton !katll, olt• . Dl•solutlon• Of ltlorrfage ~ ........... ,,. F 0110 JR , M<M W llnd S.nl•"''"· GllAVES, Slllrl•y •rid Stov•n C I' AGAN, Mery I end Tllo"'•' How•rd. VAUGHAN, Sharon L•• •l'>d Jo.,..pn Cetv1n ANDERSON. J ury M And Lo lle M ; WAZNE V, Ml<llatl .,,.., V1<t0<1n, WALLER. Norma" E ""0 Mor1orw AA , HEMPHll L Ot-br• IC '""' PatrlO W., AAPPAllO, S•n 10 end M<>ro.trl1•. OAAAETT, L•"<l• MA• if -Roi» rt 0."" PAYSON, Muy •lld llob.,I OAVIOSON, Adri...,,. el'>d Jomn LANGE. s.n..n -""""""• ol'>d Henry Wllh•"'· .JOHNSON \<Im""' C ond IOdn w .. SAX TOH. wry J •l'>d ~U'"" I : ICOEllSEL/OIAN. B•r"""' )OM •nd Oorll Lo<relne, KHEAWERTS lt•lllry" Kor•en end T"om .. l •oll••d; LEON·G Ul!RRE RO. Yvonne and Johe A<O U• • TIM· '-IE AMAN, EY•lyn Jov<eM\CI Wllll•m ll'r..ierlck; ALEXANDER, lt•,..,.lh MICllHI....., lrll L~ GALVIN. Marie l •l'>d lloe.rt W . BARTA. Rerb.ar• L •rwl Aloh E ; OAILY MICl\ffl J -Merci• A : CALLEY, Fr•n Antllony •"" Grete ..... AM. AUERBACH. ~WI! "· ol'>d 0.vlcl A , AAHLWES, Slloroll Iron• •lld llOlltr l Ed•e rd ; HASTINGS. Jollf\ Heelh •IWI l(art11 Sue; MURRAY, Lorry c . •nd 8trbMe J .. SMITH. Ill, Je11lce LYM •rwl Alber1 Vlr9il; MOORE, B•rbor• A.OflfGtel9W. OEJOHG, llH J•v...., W1lllerd H ; HOUSENGA, Tri.,.~. R. •M H•rrv J BURROWS. Polrk .. •nd G•rY Eclwl11, THOMPSON. Boblly C -Nore L : KARNS, leure4 • ..., end L•rrv Akllerd SPENCER, Nl<l\OIH Wllllam eno M•vr .. n Kethl .. 11 ; LOVE. Rollon o. •nd Mer11\• J.; AUSTIN, Trt,,el Ko end Robert C.•rt•r: AOAMS, T""lm4 1111111 •nd J•mn EOWl11; LAWSON, Ael114 Ann •nd Ooneld Cllerln. 8ATCHELDEll, Sl\lrley e. end Norman Wiifred, STANFIELD. J•m•\end l.oY<>tJ., SMITH, P1trlcl• and Roy; SNAVEL 'I', Bev.rty •M Oo<l9IH E .. BECKMAN. l(lm Elise end GltM Otvld, ELLSWORTH, M•"f M. 11'11 J.clt H , TARA, .. lly Dl.,.Mend Jol\nWllll•"'· SPANIEi!, Victor J1rnes..., 110 .. mary Otann•: TEER, Dl-LY1\"•M DevldJemu, CANO, Shirley A,,,,. ena Atyneldo. INMAN, Marouerltt H. end Artl'lur L • FLETc.HEA. Orm•n JostPll end Don11•Mae; STEWART. Dant w .,,., JecqutllM A • MCCAlll!. Donn• I. yn,,. -Ml<Ntl Cl\trlH. OR ANT. 1too.n MlcP\eel •'Id Joni,,. Wende. ERWIN, LynlSe L" erld Stewn E WHITE. A•ll>ll D •no lloylHll. MEZA. CllrtstlM e ..... JOH L CHAVES, Debottll N end Juus M . HfllREAA.W•lltrJ -NormeJ. FLETCHl!R, 'renk Jr., and l'lor.,.I• H.; ADKINS, Helen Joll lrld Ho•Ud L. Jr., llOUSH, Oveld 0 •nd llamle Jo; UNDlllOOWN, llon- 11 It Fr1ncu •11....,ol'ln Lnlle ; THOMAS, LlllCI• $, ind Jes.it E .; CASPfltlTt, EvtMerlt-Jolln J : 11eeD. Ed1t11 P '"" Giibert L : HfAO, l'elrlcl• J .tlld Jlmtl Wllllem; MITCHELL. Sl'l.tron •nd Owl9"1 L-.; .. ALI.ETTI!, Juelltl'I G. ............ c. CLEMl!NT, Mar941 T. "'" Lemen !.; LINTOH, T.,.rlL.arlCIWllll•m H : OA'I', -"''Y llUfJllW alld Belly Lor. rel11e; YOUNG, C.lllV flltll alld ROii• 11le IC.; GOODMAN, Darrell T. tnd V•tllle a.: JACOllSllN, 0 . ll•rt•ll alld Oen-E.1 IOOICINS, Ce11dece \. a11d ••cll••d ·L : V•OOMAN, SfterOfl Md 0...ld ~, • .,II; llLLIS, OellOrell ~ edwerd A•y; SCOTT, LI""-a. .... 1tt1,ii It, Special. Polyester brown and rust coordinates for Misses'. 1.-inl( blt'eva l<Qlid color l·owl top ......... 5.K8 LIS 11h1rt.. p/o pants l!<HJl ho~ ............ 6.8R LonJl i.k-cvc Jacquurd t.1rd1g:m ...•.... 11 .88 Le.in.: :-lt>cv~ coordinal1111o: hl.ul·r ....... I !l.88 All women'11 1lze• an· ~I mm·•• WOMP.N'l'l !'Wf •RI ..,I\~ All SAVE $6 FASHION FLAIR VESTED PANTSUIT 2188 REC. S28 ' Toke th1o; 3-pc \C11ted pant-.uit" hcrf'vl'r you go. In Hl!Orted color11 100"& polye11tcr. Sizea. 8-16 and 10-18. WC'IMP:!ll S f'A!'llllONS ICWONO, le«y M. 4lllCI Ptltr M , SMITH, .. tty 11141 Oevl• ~rlon; INDOOR. OUTDOOR GAV, Dtrwo>t O 4lllCI O•ro L.i SAM· PILE CARPETING &•AHO, MlcllMI •. alld Wllllda M.; l'AGAHS, Trl<'f Lff tlld Bruce ~ V4'rtllltllc car· }88 Mtrll11;8ROC'IC,b•••M. ... dRl'9S.; a~~,,~~~.~!r.'1j~ti~.;.J N•ti~ ur ulcfin SQ, YD. HU~'MAN• CNllff 0 . •!Id Greet O.; "' SH••AtlCIS, l(tthlMll T, allCI Jame• r•lt. ntex buck. REC. 2.99 L.; NllBLETT, Mer9u.,lt• ..... ~~ ..... ~ ,, J n f1v(' cc>h>rN Otl\al4 o .; STaAOMM, o.t•ld w. 1illiJl~lll!IL_~~~~~~:._-...sHttaft.t.. ~ ~l.(K)l(('U\l'RI"; NIU, ~ M. -Clelre J.; s1ao,1t110, ,,.., o. '""wi111 .... a • WILLI.AMI, .. ecrtu A. -J•IMt A,J ISAAQ. ~M_,. NaMll• ,Ot ; OIAMONl1, Oellltl L. e11d J e,.t M.1 OUZMAM, Ola11.t ltlte ..,._ IUCtr* """' OONZALU, JoM J, lftd GlftA \..1 tClaNI, Afl/lr., ltftd 0...... ll.1 '"°'IC" ltvealllfl Jay aflf ..,,_. Gt-1 , ••• c •• "'•"'' A.ellllt......-D, SAVE•to ATTRACTIVE BuY IN CtlANOELIERS t::l«'~nnt. &.light. 39aa cryelul rhonde· ~flWIW' lier. '1.-r' dla REC. 49.tt 49.9!1. r h.,,, :19.118 >.I 1'.CT'ftlCAl Save $2. Men's striped sport knits are ready for campus wear. Trv the HI riped crcwneck. 4ss Po1yci.tcr'collon Hlrsped kn11J1 come in '"l'' S-X L ~. t'triped knit ...... 5.~ $9, ::itriped 1ilt1ove .... 6.88 REG. $7 SAVE 30o/0 LITTLE GIRLS COLORFUL TOPS 349 REC. 4.99 @:\1achine washable in poly/colt.on. Colon. (1}7.99, Brusheddenim saddleback11. Aitet. col- or&. 4-6x .......• 6.99 Cllll.DREN'S f'ASlllONS SAVE 40o/0 USE LAMINATED STEEL PADLOCK Z I nc ·ooued. ·1· Comb. focll. l.U Muter•k.UI REC. t.tt lvlf kit .' ..... HAllDWAR! Special. Timex® LCD digital quartz watches for men, women. @Men's with backlight. 2995 (j)Women's 5-func., 32.9~ Men"• LCD watch. 39.9~ ~l Womt>n'11 LCD watch. 37.95 SAVE '4 1050-WATT-IN PRO·STYLE DRYER 4 heat set.Una• with air }()88 concentrator to spot dry. 17.99, 1250W• plat.ol, 13.M •Mt11Ulld.ratMwall•1•· REO. 14.tt HEAL.TH/BEAUTY AIDS SPECIAL ·WHITE CRO!SBUCK DOOR INSULATES Durable.alumi· 49aa num.,frohunr. 3lf' or S6"W. x Uoa ... mb. 80"11. Buy now. OUILDINO MATIRIAL.'> SPECIAL WIDE VARIElY OF COLORFUL PLANTS Your eholca of ~44 ' 1r•.,. Ivy, be· 1ian1., in bloob\ poe eqd lftlllY beckJ. 0ARDIN8HO .. ltAU. ~ Vl-4 8M lt*1t Crtltl e1aav, l.ANft .1ta11 .tllf Nfdlllla ,,,_; OA1.Ll!OOI, MM'tM ..,. J.-"-1 lttTIOH. ~ -'· .... Mllrdt L..I ,I.It\', Jiii eM • .. .._,, CMttet; MllNAH, MMV Mf Jlflftlt A. ''·.I ICllLI •· tQYA. ..... °"'"'.,. "-'"" SAVE NOW AT WARDS LOW PRICES -WITH YOUR WARD~ CHAR~ALL ACCOUNT ..,..,,..=··---.......... ,,., ~aMri• ~•M LMf'I I Dl•Tttlc:tt, .......................... -·~-............. -°"" .._, MIOOOUOH "-""' ........ I .I MOIUttt_ MkllMt ...... ._. OW .. Meritt 9AltCl"'-V..,..._ ... -,,..,.., L°'ll. ,,.. ... ..,. A ~10, Hkll ~ ... ~.. MaNLlV, ....,_.,._... ........... ..._ ................. __ ~----"';.....;;'"'-'....;..;.,......;......o;--~~--'"~-....---.....;~- Htl4'1 _..,,, e11• 'l .. tr tlt¥9ft; lllllt,~l . ...-ltk ..... A.: 0000.'.IC~ I. tNI YffOlll" /l.,J ~ca; ........... "~. 'AUST, ...... CIWttt• MllMlf ~-.; GAltCIA.'J1w1 a. _. .11-......_: ... IMAVHN, ll'flt _., Tllef!W ......,., "°"'-...... I!, _. :..... 9'.1 Q41HCICU., ht• ~ Save $12. Double-knit warm-up suits are for war'mup and leisure. Exercise in stvl<'! Extra· 1797 wide stret.ch w1u~t. cuffa Assorted woshoble colors 4.99, 1weat1hlrt ...... 3.99 4.99. eweatpant. ..... 3.99 REC. 29.99 '>l'ORTINv vOOUS SAVE '35 BANDY s.ep SHREDDER·BAGCER Will grind leave" branch-24988 es, and even corn1talke. Ideal for the garden and the eaaleat yard clean·up. REC. 284.95 LARDEl'ISJ40P SAVE 20°'" BRIGHT WHITE SIPHON TOILET Powerful Ou•h 3988 A fl t 1., 1 p h n n boll-oock. china REG. 4!US howl. Tunk Sil.Ii extre l't.l~IHll\U WARDS HAS IT! THE KILLER WATT '.l'he enfr~·NVtnlJ adopt•r tho\ t1Jrn4 co~\ly lrlC11nd0ttt cent n•turfl~ Into mone1· uvlnff nuorHCtM light Supenor home ll1htln,; -·A. ... Oll8' o._.:.a:llllNO, CIWl ... .MllM 1tew111 ~,,......,... .. c-..._ ______ .......... ....,. ........... ......_~~~--w.:.---...~------~ ............ ._.. ........................... ~,~!o'""'~~...;..~~-'""~~ ... +-~ .... ~ ...... ~--............ ...., ........... __ ~~---------';;._..;.....,.. ..... ~~~--....:.i~:.1...o~ ...... .:.:..;..:J .......... . , , •i JI IWl Y PILOT Carter Leans To Neutrons WASHJNGTON tAP> f~tdcnt Cart~r 111p· pean to a,. leanln1 towJrd the productum <>f neutron ..mew. but offmala aay ho la del•Yhl& a d«woa becauao NATO allios -.re nol anioous to publicly tmbrace the new wupooi. White How Pr Secretary Jody Powttll had said ln Auiust that the Prakhmt wu likely to de dde wbal to do about tho wuapon11 neutron uUUcry 1Mlla and Lance ml.ulle warheada -ear· ly this month. A Penta1on memo, believed to bti In s upport ol the •eapona. wmt lo the While House on Au.&.15. Bul one ldmlnlltraUon official said Thursday that C~r will oot dectde before late September. Anot.htt said the decialon could come as late a:s Oc· lOber. RAWUNS. Wyo. <APJ --Four workers were killed and two others were "unaccounted for'' early today after an oil storage tank eiq>loded al an oil well site in the Red Desert about 25 miles northwest of here, olt\clals said. Two other workers----------.. s uffered burn• when( IN SHORT J Thursday night's blast Ig - nited 14 other oil tanks in ---------t he area and created what one eyewitness described as "a mountaintop on fire." One of the injured workers was reported in critical condition today. The other was treated and released. Db~e Dlapo•ed COLUMBUS, Ohio <AP> The state's fifth case of Legionnaires disease at Rivers ide M elhodist Hospital has been diagnosed in a 79-year- old Columbus woman. Joo Christensen, a spokesman for the state J lealth Department, said Thursday that the woman, who was not identified, was admitted to the hospital on Aug. 5, treated for pneumonia-like sym ptoms and released 13 days later. Korea Aid Cut Nlzed WASHJNGTON <AP) -The sponsor of an ... mendment to cut U.S. aid to South Korea says he may try again lo get the measure passed in the I louse unless rice dealer Tongsun Park is returned to the United States. The amendment sponsored by Rep. Bruce Caputo, (R·N.Y. ), was defeated 205· 181 on Thurs- day. Caputo said he may reintroduce it, however, 1( Park is not returned from Seoul to face charges that hC' tried to buy influence on Capitol Hill . DeURqtumt• Luted BOSTON <AP) Three politicians and 15 other prominent property owners got some unwelcome publicity when they were included in a city rogues' ~allery of delinquent taxpayers. Photographs of the 18 alleged tax delinquents were unveiled in City Hall Thursday with ceremonial fanfare. Mayor Kevin H. White said lhe event was held "lo embarrass those people into paying their tax· es.'' Clly officials say the 18 owe a total of $20 million in excise and property taxes, a charge dis- puted by some of them . A spokesman for the mayor said the photo- ~raphs would go up on donated billboard space 1f the display in the City Hall lobby doesn •t help. Show Aided Wmo Lawyers Relent Lawyers for Perry Como's promoter re· lented on seizing a theater lent and stage equipment after the owner agreed to make good on a $1 5,000 check for the singer that bounced. The decision allowed the Storrowton Theater in West Springfield, Mass. to stay open at the Eastern State Exposition fair- grounds for the last three performances by comedian Buddy Hackett, the final act of the theater's 19th season. Lawyers for Guber-Ford-Gross Produc- tions of New York tacked up notices claiming the tent, chairs and stage equipment. But after a noisy dispute, theater owner Michael P. Iannucci said the lawyers agreed to accept gradual repayment lhls fall and winter. with the flrst installment to be paid today. • Academy Award winner George Ken· nedy, 52, filed for divorce from his wife, Norma, 48, after 18 years of marriage. Kennedy filed the suit in Loa Angeles Superior Court. The couple has been separated since Aug. 10. ... The first phase of setll· ing the S700 million estate of J . Paul Getty ended with u111111aDY debts being cleared up and laxes paid, administrators say. "Mr. Getty had no debts to speak of and laxes were relaUvely modest because he left the bulk ol his estate to charity," said Edward Landry. attorney for TIUe lmurance, an ex· ecut.or of the estate alon1 with Getty•s sons, Gordoeand '·Ronald. • Buralan took a &uitar valued at $1,200 from the home ~ actreu 8Glu St. lames· whllo abe WN lhopplna, police aaJ4. A,c~pollce the bur&lan &alned entry into her · Hilla boma \hrOuah a Jarie doc-door at e rear of the house. I\ WN not hnmedlately known tf anyth~ eln had been taken. • A .tudto aa" fhilDtler c. ~ 8mltll, '78, mliat lace trial on a 5w ~ eharco atemm fro• transac-ttoH w tl• lb• major atockbolder of the San Dleco Padres baseball uam . luperior Court Judie a.Mn W. c.,tn of San Dlqo dedlntd to dilmJ11, the ~ OH of OQ.\y 10 ,......_.from a SC-count lodle&ment rekrned • ...,. ..... smlth in 1t'15. 1be ot.her M 1tate cftaUal cbartes wtte d~ dmiaa pntiUJ ~.that bay• ti' ... PtJllUC NOTIC& ..onct••vm,...,ot ....-....... _ .... .,.. ..... 9' T,,._ lfl W. c:.-t ~ty (•II-Ohhl<t .. OtMte c...My, Celllt<lll• """ f9( .. ,.. -IM-1111 •• , Qlpm, , ...... , • ..,,._ ... r •• "" .. II• ~(Nltl"f Dtlll .. Wt " ..... tllllrtct ....... ,~.,. ~ A•tll.... C-te ...... (Altf.,. ...... , wht<h ...... ...., .... •Ill ... IM*ll<ly .... .-... r ... io.· 111010 "'-AY .ACX ''ft'lM All -••to• Ill~ •ltll , ............. l~NCt ......... ~ """" -'41iK1fu1klft• .m1<11 .,.. -on Ille eM ,,... lie _.,,.. 111 OW efflc:. .. Ille fl\w~ ... "-<II 9f ..it IC,_. llttlrlct loKll llltllW _ .. IUllft\lt •Ill\ Ill• ... • <PIN•'• ctllo< ... ''"tlfi.d cftet•, or ............... ~ ,..,..,. ... .,. .,. °"' of tlw C... C9oftmwtlt\' c:.u-Ol 'II rto lkMordDI TrW.l•• In.,.._, _. •-U-fl.e l*'tefll (S"I of IN '""' bid •• flllt'"'"" '""' ""' .,...,, Wiii 91\"'r INO t ........... Cotltre<t It '"" -It •-OM .. lllm, I" Ille ewoftl Of felMIA w .,.,.,. Imo -" Cl!" lr•CI. the _...i.ot ,,_~-· wlll 1119 rottellod, or In'""<• .. OI • llOftt, ... 1u11 .-1 ... r9'lf wlll 11t f9rllfl• w ..i. M l\4ol flllrk1 No-r "'*" wllllOf-lllt tld W • perlOd DI lortY.11,.. IAJI CllYt eft.,. , ... Oeltwtl9'the-lngtlMlr-. Tiie ..... ., at Tr\lfl..et ,...,,.., the 111 l•lleQe<if rej9(tll\Q .,,y ...0•11 bkttor 10 walv• .,.y lrr99ul•rllln or I,._ lo""eotl .. In.,,., IMO or 111 ,,,. bldcllrio. HOAMAH IE WATSON Se<ty, ... root Trlltl .. t ~11 Setll lO, 1''7 2 OOp m. PuOllVleO Or .... C:O.U DAiiy Piiot Sept. 2. '· 1'17 PtJBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOT1Ca ~ ll'U•UC HIEAIUffO NOTICE IS HEAEBV GIVEN !NI• pvllllt -1110 .wlll be held by llW City c-11 d ,,,. Clly ot Col .. Mete on s.111...-1', 1'77, •I • lO p.m .• ~ as --Nfter u llw metw m•y be ll••rcl, c011cetnl119 the •PPo•I bY Johnny L O'ConftDt, Jff-nnd SlrMt, Cone Mete, of Ille Pl•nnln9 Com· mlulon't Cllt<lslon •-rOlllO peym..,t DI -· 1•1 for 11't pn>j.e(I •I 1961 Anall•IM Awnue •M 1'62 Mayer ~la<•._,,--z-Eac90tlon ZE·l~ll? NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN tNI PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICB NOTICIE ~ ..v•uc MaAalNO •l!~ll THE CITY COUNCIL Ol'TMI PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUIWC NOl'l<;,S _ • PICTITIOUS •UstNUS NA.Ma STATl!MIENT The folio.wine per-. It OOlllO ~ ... ".,, •I "Id 1'"--ploce, any Md •II 1-------------peoont inwr•i.d mer -•• el\4 i. 1---P-l-CT-IT_l_OU_,-.-u-.-,-.. -11-u---1 lleard by ,,,. City Council 01\ 11'1• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE MAM8 STATIEMINT •fortnw>tloneclli.M. 1------------- CITY~ POUNTAIMVAU.CY NOTICIE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\aton Septemt>rr 20, 1'77. et 1:00 p.m . 111 Ille Coun<ll OWtmoer, 10100 Sletff A-. Founteln Vellrt, C.lllornl•, the City Co<.wlcllwlll ,..,.d • pullll<-l1t9011 tlw tollowlnu· f'ICTITIOU$ 8USINUS !tAMS ITATaMaffT TIW falloWlftQ ,._ la OOll\Q bull· IMPACT M.AlllKETING, JIOtl AlllO Circle, Soul.II Yo..,.., CA 92''7 J«fl'W'f I!. 0.-n, 1'0 ~11-, Soull'l~.CA"'60 • Tlllt bin'-It ~led ey M Ill• dlvldUlll. i he toll-1119 _ _. 11 OOlng t>onl-EllEEN P. PHINNEY ,..n as Clly CW.It at "'9 ftlCTITIOUS •U$1HaH MAMIE STATIMIENT ..... , SK IP ~lllt DAVIS t.ANOSCAPlffG, 410 Aeoclltt Court, J.ttrtYE.0- SOUTHEAH CAllFOlllNIA Cltyot(.o.I•~ ~PRINTER, 11 .. waawln9 Cltcl•, Publl'lhecl Or-CoHt OatlY Piiot. Tlw lollowl"O oer-•t• clolrio bl.Ill nen ., Thls at••-• w•• tlllld wit" ,,,. CoUftlY Clerk of Ore-County .,. Auqufl 11. 1'17 co~t•Mew,CAmlt S.pl.mbor9, 19n 3'161·11 lVXURY llVING M081lE HOMES. 211 Norin H••bOr 8oulev•rd, Senta Atl•. C.lltornl• tl/03 WEED A•ATIEMENT CMAltOas "Olt PROJECT HO.-. ~HASll 11,DI 1917·1tWN!d Abel_.,.1 Pr1>9r.,.., uvune a.ecn CA tltil M•redltll G lenn oavtt. •lo llltclciltt. Oourt, ~ a..<11, CA '""" PulllltMO Or_.,. CN•t D•llY Piiot Geor99 0. Woll. 71 .. Wu wln9 Cit cte, eo.i. MH41, CA tlt2'. Tl'lll "'™""' ll Co<>dll(locl by al\ Ill dlvl-1 Georve e. Wot! Tnls \r,1eme111 wa• tllfd w1tn tr. County Clerk at OrAnqe County on AUil 2'1, "" fttUtl Pub11.-Or...,119 ~\1 Dally Pllol S.pl. ?, •• "· 23, 1'71 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Oft PUllllC HE AA ING 8 & 8 RESALES. INC, I• Cali lorn•• corpo••llon I 112 North H•rt>or 8oufev•rd, S•nt• An•, Caltlornl• '1703 PO:::~onbv\I""'' •S COndU<lt!d by f tot B&8RES ... 1.LS INC. 9111 Frie"""'"· lr .. ,urer Tl'IOMdll\lrlrio lolnllly In fevor or In opp0&111on to IN• lt.m wlll IJe 9lw11 ., oPPOrtUl\lly to clo IO. I! further lntorm• lion I\ dHlred, you m•y c:ontecl Ille Publl< Work• De!Wtrtrnent "' "~1. CITYCOUNCllOF THECITYOF FOUNTAIN V ... lLEV Evely" Mc.Cltndol\ CttyClet~ Auou&t "· ?t, S.PI 2. t , lt71 Jt:W.17 m 51. Tiiis .....,,.., Is~"" b'I' •n 111· Olvld,..L MEREDITH G. DAVIS P UBLIC NOTICE TJ-lt Malemellt Wet flled with lhot .--------------COUfllyClenl olOrwt .. County on Sept. •• 1917. PIU7t P\11111"*' OrMQe C.0.•1 D•llY Piiot Sept '· "· 23, lO, ,.,, NOTICI! TO CltEOITOltS Oft •ULK ~lt.llNtrllt tS•u .. 4101 -'1t1 u.c .c .1 NOTICE IS HEREBY Gii/EN tl'l•t a publit rwarlnu wlll i. n.td by uw Clly Council of the Clly OI C°'la M U4 on S.plemblr 1•. 1917, •I & lO o.m • or •• 1oon tl'll!rMlttr •• Ille m1111er may tw n.erd, con<ernl1>11 ll'le reqw<t ot Coun cllwoman Snwll-10 re•lew Ten _________ u_,._n_ t•ll•• P..-cei Map 5-71-20, Wllltam and S..Mft 54. Clelr, tor PoPrrnlH1on lodlvtde property Into lltr" peruh at 1 /IOO M1U0t• IM1 t.Ch, bel"O . pOrtlon Of lot lOJ oi Newoort H••ollh Trect, el\d located et 19160._A .. nue. Tnts 1ta1-. "'d' lllO<I wllh IM Cou111Y Cieri! of 0••"9'" Cou11ty on AIJilulllS, 1'11. PubtlSIWCI Orer199 Coett O.lly Pllol, S.pl""'bef'•, ttn ,,.._n 3'3177 Hollo ll hereby OI••" to th• Cr~dlton of GEORGE CARSON. Tr•Mlttror, -bUtl,,.n •dd••H I• 3307 Savin Mein Street, S...I• A~ County of o.-. St•t• ot Cel1fornl•. ltwtt e bulk tr.,•ler II ellOUt to be m•d• lo BRIAN BARA, Tr..,sleru, wnou buslneu Addr•n Is UOI South Morn StrMI. S...te An•, ~Y of Or•"90. Stoceat C.lil0<nt• PUBIJC NOTICE HOTIC• INYITINO •lot Nolle• 11 ,..,..by 9 lve11 tllel tll• Boe rd of Trutteu ol Ille Coetl c-. ...... 11y Olli-District ot Ot- C.OU..IY. C.lllot'nl•. will rKel ..... 1.cs bids up to i1:00 • m., Tuudey, s.01_, 10, 1tn, •I ow Purch .. lnu Oept at wld Kl'lool dhlr1cl loul.O el 1)70 Adams A••n .... Cost• Mo•, Celllotr,.., af wnlcl'l llme Wld bids will be publlCly ---rt.O tor PRINTING ORANGE COAST COllEGE NEWSPAPER "COAST llNES" FOA 1'117• SCHOOL YEAR. All -•re to be 111 eccorCS.n<• wltll tne Bid Form lnllructlon• a11d Con<llllons -~cltlcttlons wlllcl'I ••e now on Ill•...., mey be tacured 111 ,,,. OHIO Of ,,. p,.,, ..... 1nu Al)enl ... .. id Kl>OOI d1tl•lodder ,.,...y wlH,.,.._ hi\ bid tor a periocl Of IOf'ly·lt .. tOI cS.oys alter Ille date wt lor ,,,. 0De11frt11 there of Tiit Ooerd at TrusleH ••-ves Ille pr1v11-of rejecllno eny anCI all bid• or to w •lve 1ny lrreoul•rltht1 or 1n!ormallll"' In •'IY bid or 111 Ille bidding NORMAN E WAT50"1 s.<tv Boa•d Of lru'1 .. , Open !>opt 20, "71 I 1 00 • m. Sid No l'U Publl~ Or-eo .. 1 0~11~ P1lr!I, Sept t, '· lt71 ,.,_ Pwt>11"'9<1 Or-c.>a.r Delly Piiot, PUBLIC NOTICE Sept. 2, '· 16, ll, 1977 .,,.,, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN !Ml CP'-MD et Mid 11me -ploce, MY a11d ell PUBLIC NOTICE ..oTICl~INTINTIONTO :~'::'·~~·~,:·~,r;-&:"i~' :,."",::= --------------•' cuts:,~:,~~=,'; ~~,I.guT •IOft,,_.lonecllttm PICTITIOUS•USIHl!H Notice I\ nertbY 91Ytn to .... EILEEN p PHINNE y NAME STATEMENT C•tdl\Of• Of Orle11tel Al!9 Gallery, C1ly Cltfk ol lne • Tl'le lolloW1r19 per'°"' •reOO•llO bial Oeblor, ""--bu\lneu ed8r.ss It 2417 (tlyofC.0.taMeu ,,.nos E . Co.•I Hl~wey, City of Carone 0.1 Pubtl\IWO O'-C.0.W., SAlC, 7•1S Crnunt Cal1forlll• INtl • wcurlly l11t.wesl ti Ave ,e.....P.arll,te.-:io •-• 10 bit cre•t..S bY Oellolor •l\d JOWPl'I 0H n Gr...._,, lStl C""ryl orantecl to S.11llA90 B•nk, Securtd Way. R1-.r1lcle, C.o .,'°' Party -• DusAM\• eddren I\ m Bellyt s.-e Grlm<tl, lStl Clleryl Eol Finl S.rMI, City DI Tu•tln. c.ou ... Way Al-.ntcle, Ce '1SO. ly ol 0r.,. !>t•le ol Celllornl•. l 1'11\ bu\lrwn h co11ducled by • TIMI P<oc-r1Y. In (lt!l\erel, 1,, wfllcll 11enerat o-rtnersl'llO Ille s.<urtlY lrO•HI will be crHled II PUBLIC NOTICE c~-, PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUI •USIN•U NAMa ITATaMIENT TM followlno ,..,._ •t• clol"9 bull l'W\.tes· • OlllANGE COUNTY CA91NET ANO TOP MFRS. ASSO., 20>5 C Plec...e•a A .... Cot•• MH •, CA tl•17 ROBERT J ftOSTER, 2UO F-•I Aw., Colt• Mff.t, CA tlt17 MARION I! FOSTER. lllO F-r•A,...,OK'-Me'9, CAtlt77 Thh ti.l\lno" Is concltKl«I tty •n .,,.. lncor-aled ...ocl•llon other I...,, • p.artnenNp. MAAIOH E FOSTER Thlt 1t .. _t wu 111.0 •llh '"" County 0-d Of'.,,.. County 011 So!pt •• tt71 ft-t121ft ft1CTITIOU$ •USINESS NAME STATIEMENT J~O.i1nGf1me\ fl•tute~ e-qul~n•~ fur"lturit a"o Tll" \l•l..,...nt wa• lllt<J wlll'I ll'le lurnl\/'tlnu• at Ofblor wl'IOM butl,,.n ft11467 Co .. nly Clerk Of Or•noe County on I\ kno""' •• ()rrenlAI Ruv Gell.,.y. •lld Publt"'*I Or.,Ot C041\I Dally Piiot The IOllOW•"O "'"'" I• dolnv bu\l-ne\\.,, SAMMY'S HOLE IN THE WA1.L. ISll 8.lker StrHI, Coile MeH, CA .,,,,. Alco JoM M.>rselle c /o..., C•P•lof Sir HI, C.0.le Mes". CA Th•• buslrwn " coOOU<1f"<' l>v An tn dl•idual Rico Jonn Mar<\~11• TP\I\ ~at.,,,.nt wa' flffd w ith ,,..,. Cou111y Clerk of Or•"~ County Avo 1•. .. 11. Auou•IS,1'77. 10ca1.o •• 1611 E••• C:O-•t Hlgr.wn. S.P1.t,16.2l.l0,1tn ,. .... , City of Corone <lei Mar, County ol PubllUle<I Or•._ co ... 1 Dally Piiot Orenoe. Stlllt of Clllfornl• S.pt 1 Y "· 23, 1971 llll0·17 The •l0<ew1d ~urlly lrMsecllon PUBLIC NOTICE w111 be conwmmattd on 0< elter llW ---------------1 :!01h da'(ot S.ptemoer. 1911. •t •.m, •' S.nll•Qo 9""k Wl'lo'9 eddrn1 11 SlS HOTICC OP INTeNTION TO PUBLIC NOTICE ,-ICTITIOUS IUSIMfU NAME ST ... TEM£NT Ea.i Finl St~ Tuslln C•lllornt• ClleATC SICUltlTY IHTalttST So l•r .,. Ii .'nown 1~ u.e Secwreo 15-ct. 6tel41t7 U.C.C I Party •II bus1nus nam•s e11d ed· 1 NOTICE It lle<eby 9lven to '"" ortUK ~ bV , .... Debtor lot .... p.t\I Credllon ot ~ & Jul•• IC.uhlmM, uu·ee year\"'" 141me Oebtor~~ wt'IO'ie buSIMt\ •ddr_,, 1\ Tlwt ..,_,,y 10 be ,,..,....,,.ci h lout..i el llOI Soutl'I Main Sl....,1, S.nt• ,.,.,., County ot Or-. Slete 01 Celllomte. Seid prooertv I\ """''llecl 111 ...,., .. ". All ltoO In tt-, llJ<turtt, equip. me11t -90C'd Will of In.I Uted equ;p. mef\I buol"tti ~nown •• MARINE \UAPlU!> COMPANY and toceteo at 3307 Souln M.oln Slrttl. Sent• A,,. Co.snty al Or-. St•t• ot Ca1Hor11I• llle bulk ,,.,,,., will i.. COi\....,,· m•l•d on or alltr I~ 1\1 day of O<· toi..r, 1•n ... It 00 AM •I l(fnc:lel & ,.,..,.non, 1010 Horth Or.....,wu ~t• A11e Coullly et Or•11oe. Sl•lt el Celltotnla ~ t..-•\ known to t.hfo' lr.,..,f~f'• •II tM.ntnl'\s name' Ind 600r"'*' UV'd by TraM!t<or tor \..., "''..., lH•t w 'I .,., ...... s. ..... D•lecl Sept..,,~r 4. \~17 8ri*' 8arr lr~\,fet".,. 0.ll•'" •. Davi-... ""· K I nctel & lu•dtr""' 1010 North-.OWAY S.nta ua, CA '1791 Publl-O'enoo C<U•I DAllY Piiot \•pt 9 1•17 J"flJt.11 ·-----------uu. __ ,,_1 ~.~:::.~.~~OW CORPORATION T"• 10110..lrio ~·"°"• •r• 001n9 bu.i "''' .\ TOOl TECH, ltt6Monro•le, Co••• Meu.C.llfor"ntetlU1 0•1"" Seplembor 1. 1•11 11040 Meytleld Ave o 2, l o• Anqel•• S..rttl~ Benk ~'· County o1 l..o• Anqtl••. Stat• ot 8yJ•rnHW WOOdwa<ffl C•ll""'"I•. 1no1 • wcurlly lntnul " PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE OaANOI! COUNTY SUltlllllOft COUllT c. .. H-: 11SSt1tl 1tl Clric C-ter Dr., Wetl S.Ote ..... Celllef'ftl• •11•1 SUMMONS ea.. .. _r; tlll>• PLAINTIFF GEHERAl LE ... 'llNG co. " OEFl!NOAHT OAHNY CHENAVlT -MICH ... El 8 ... RAE dbe REFRIGEAATEO TRUCK REN TAlS, DANNY CH!NAUl T, •n In dlYldWI MICH ... El SARAI!' an In cllvlduol NOTla! Y• M ve --· T ... Cffrt nwy decide -IMI yew wit-I ywr .._ _.. ..,In• veu ,.,.,.,,. wllfllro • d.ly" llt.od tho lrolermalloro ... ,_ ... VISOI Vlletl lie ................. Ill Trl-1 _.,. de<ldlr cMCr• u•. tin alldlMCla .o ,.._. Q ... Ut&. r~ .... deftlro oe • diet. LI• la 1-moc 1tr1 0 ........ 1. TO THE DEFENDANT A clvll complalnt ,,.11>1111n tiled bv ,,,. ol•l11t11t aoaln\lyou.1Seel004f10te• 1 • ll'fO'IWhllloclelendll'lltlawtull, you must, wltlll11 l0d•v• •ll•r 1111• •um mOM la .. ,_ on you, Ille wllh It'll\ (A)Ut1 • •llten pleltdl"O In rue>0nse 10 l!w CiOmCllelnt. Ill • J""tk• Court, you • mvst fll• wltll llw c.ouri • '"' ""' pta..:t· 1119 or cMise.,, or•• plelldlrio to i..., ,.,@d 111 11\1' doOat In ••-M to t"4I complaint, wllN11 30 cs.v• •tt•r lhl• summctMhWf'WClonvoul b \Jl\I.,_. you Ml rUC>Olld, your ~ I0<1ll Wiil M .,,,.,...,upon •PC>lltAlion of lhe P4•rn11H end lhh court may enl•r • IUOO--'"'' vou tor the relief Ot m•nclecl In trw comp1al111. Wf\•<.lt could roult In Git'"'__,, at waqH ta1<lllO ol money or ,.,._,.,Y or.,.,,., relltl r .. q ... sltd tn lllec<1motel11I < II -wtU. t. -l"9 .. vita et tttl att•r"tY IA U•h m•tl•r, v•• "roallelm, CO. '110S Eacrew "°· 111111-0l·All Pybllv.d 0--.nQP CcNl\t O••ly Piiot !>fool 1 • •• ll 1'77 lUl II PUBLIC NOTIC E CP·!o017 SUP'EltlOft COURT 0,-THE STATE Ol'CAllFORHIA ftOR THE COUNTY 0 ,-OltANGE ... ,..., ... NOTICE Oft NiAlllNG 0 ,-P'ITITION FOR PltOIATE OF Will.AHO ftlRST COOICll AND FOA lETTERS 0,-AD· M INISTllATION WITH WllL AN· NEXEO AND AUTHOIUlATION TO ADMINISTER UNDElll THIE INDEPENOENT .. DMINISTRATION 0, ESTATES ACT E"•'• ot MARG.a Re I l AVl"ll ... IS.erbvl LEICHT ... d MARGARET lE ICHT, 0.<U!."d NOTICE IS '1EREB'Y GIVEN ll>nl G.llV A HAYNES IMS l1IOOrlrellon to !Mlmll'll\ter under tho lnti.l)Olnclrnl Admlnls!ratlon of E•tet,.. AC1, reffl!f'en<~ to wtuch •s medP tor lurlt..tr Ptlr1Kular~. 111\d 1nat ti.. time """ pl.a of l'leartrio lht leme lies been wl for~-' 21, ••n. al 10 oo • m '" ttw courtroom of Oee>artme"t No ) OI wtd touri, al 700 C,.1< Cent., Drive W~I in tl'le City of S.nl• A"a C•lltornla O•ll!CI ~pt-r 1. "" WIU.IAME SIJOHN, Ca<Jnt y Cle"' OAltRlln&DIMINIO 1•111 .... 1 ... ~ T111tln, c. .,... 1714) ,,...., .. ......... " .... Pttltl-PtJbtl\l'M Otl!onQlf COA\t O.etl'f Pttot Sept • t u "n Robert J la11c asl•• 10• Edoe••ltf', 9411boe. CeUlornt••Mt 1110 1 S L..tn<••I., 1°' '"9ew•ltr Ba•-. Celltor111a tMI f"I\ bv\tnel\ I\ Conducted l>f •n tn d lYtdutJI RObert I Lil11<••ler fn•• il•tement was lllKI w11n lho County Clertt f)f Or•n~ Coun1Y on AIJilUSl 1' "77 P't 1Jll PubHU\Pd Or•~ (M'' '''"'"' Pno1 Sepltmbo!r, ... n .. ,, J1-.11 -----' PUBLIC NOTIC1'. FICTITIOUS IUSINESS N ... ME STATl!Ml!NT Ttwt fotlowlnq ()ff~ '' (khlHJ bu" n~\\ d' TURN IC.EV A'iSOCIAI fS )4171 Ruby untern, O.ne Pol111. CA <n•1' Aobor1 G lurrwt, 1"171 Ruby l •n l•rn. 0-P.,lnl, CA.,.,. Thi\ bu'\IM"l\ I\ <e>nGV< 1.0 by 8" 1n dtvlou•I Robert G Turne• Tl'll• •l•lement w•s "'"" w1111 '"" County Cltrk at Or""ll" Cou,,ly "uqu•I 2.3 ... ,, , .. , .. Publllhed Or•noo eo .. 1 O•l•y Piiot. S.pt , •. 14, '3. "" PUBLIC NOTICE ,,._ NO'TICa TOCltlOITOltl \Ul'tllllOtt COUltTOP THI! STATl!OrCALlftOltNIA roll THeCOUHTYOftOll_,.01! He.A .. 1US Est .. • o! EUGENE I' Rf SOS, JR •I~ ,,_. H EUGENE PERAL TA RESOS, JR , •• EUGENE RESOS JR •• E P RE SOS J R , a' l:Uvl:HI: Rt SOS, -•• EUG!NE P ll•C• Ptttlclenl •llOVI IO llt Cf'Hlecl by 0.blor And '>Kur.OPerty oran1«110 Andr-lff, S.cu<<;d P•r h .. 11..., -ty, w-b\11"'"' ..,.,,.,.., .. 1107 J us Ent "1nt 5trM1 Baker SI , Ca&la Meu County of THtlrl, CA"* Or•nee. Sl•I• ot C•lllorn•• """' Ja.._ w . .,..._. Tlw or-ny In wtllcll II•• S.curlly Pubh-Or-co .. I O.ilv Piiot, Inter"' wlll be (N4'1ed IS 1n oe,..rel Sept • 1,17 •II fllrtur.• encl equl_,,I tuntllur• >t4~77 end lurnl\111~ of O.tllor covertno --------------1 property now loUled •I llOl·J B•ktr SI , Costa M•••· C• Cou11ly of Or •"99. S..t~ at C.lllor11I• .,,., t>u•• -------------1 nen t f\OWn 0 CARNATION ICE PUBLIC NOTICE SUP'lltlOtt COUllT Of' THIE STATE OftCAllflOltlllA ftOlt THECOUHTYOrDllMCGI! ....A•t2'1t NOTICE O F HIAlllNG Oft P'fTIT10H flOR PlllC>eAT£ Oft WILl ANO ftOlt LE"l!llS TIUTAM•N• T ... RY E•••I• 01 JOHN l DAYER, ••• JOHN LEWI\ DRVER, OecH .. d CREAML.ANO TM •lorewld M<untv t•an•.oCllon will be C°'"""'tNttecl on or •llt• thf Uth cloy at Sec>lember. 1'77 al tO A M el lll"'telentl•I E•uow Coro , I~ Adam•. CO.le Me\e. C• 1n lllSl.ell m~nls So fa< u known to ,,.,. Secured Par ly, •II bu\lntt• nome. and •ddr.ne• uwd bY Ille Debtor tor ,.,. Ill• .. ., .. ,. IMt past1 are norw Deleo AUQUil ?~. 1'17 --l.H ltttl_I .. •tc'9W ~ llOO tlde .... C.tt• -.. CA '2ti. lsc..-4Ultll Publl\hed Or.01190 Co••I O•lly f'ilol, Sept •. 1'17 NOT•c• o" ~U•LIC M£AlllHG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN INtt • publt< ""•""9 w111"' held by'"" c11y Counctl OI ,,.. City DI Coste MeM d'I S.PI-• tt. 1tT7 el the l'IOur ol 6:» p m ~ or •t-to0n ttwore•ftiH· as ttte ,.,.,... It<"'""~ hf••CI. tn Ille CCl<JllCll ~m bt<l Of City H•ll 77 Faor Ori .... Cotle M•,•, on the tooow•ncJ Items REZONE PETITION A-71·2'. Co\te M~u C•ty C•uncll, for oorm•\"on to rt,_ pr-rty IOc•IPCI twl w..,, 1ll0 •ncl l lM1 !even """'"'" • Par• A...,.,,., -U3 e11d S41 lodd num""' •I C.nler 51-t. from Cl lo R• C P Into conformance w llll IM C.ntrel Ar~• Pt., En•lr.,,.,.,_lal O.i.rml"8 tion £nv1ron~1.a l~ct Rf!'POf't M optl!d by Coun"I on Julys, 1m REZONE PETITION R 1116. Co \te Mts• Coty Council, for oermt\t.lon to rrton(! P"OPf'''" toe••· ...i belw-n S1>1 •"" t'lfo lnffl numboln l Plume• S•-1. Imm Cl •nct Rt lo 111 CP Into contormM><e wllh tne c .... 1,11 .,,..,. Pt.n EnvtrOt'\mPnl•I O.tt,.rn•n• t1on Nt<)ftttve OK••r•tl"" REZONE PETITION R·l111. Coste Meu City Cour1cll. l o• oerml\,lon 10 ,.,_ oroP'!rtY IOc•ted bttw...,, 17.11 Mid 17'4 l~•.n n"mber.I Ane"'9tm A.,,flUl'. lrom C1 lo Cl. ~no to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ll'lat IRIS E ORVEll h&s llleclher~tn a i>etl· lion FOR PROBATE OF Will ANO FOR LE HERS TEST ... MENTAAY to ,,.,.. P"'1lloncr refe<...ct 10 wntcl'I ls meo~ ,.,. turtner partlcu••"· end tt••t ll>t I•""' and piece of neerln<J II• ieme "•' W.... "'' tor S..ottmbitr 21, 1971, et 10 oo • m , '" '"" touriroom of O.oerl· m•nl Ho 3 of Yid courl. •I 700 c,.;, Centor 0•1.., w .. 1. •n ll'le Clly of S.111• "n•. Cellfor nln --------------! ro1011~ '""' .. cont pore~• tHI ot 17.le OallKISl>pttmtwr6.1•71 WILLI AME. t4 JOtlN County Cl<'"' •URRIS, 1.AOEllLO ... sw1naSEHICAl S..lt•l* lOJWlltlll,.. ..... lts"'-4•.CA-11 At-yolor:-itl-Publt.,,.., 0r•"9f' C.0.\1 Oa•IY Piiot. Sorpl • 10, .. ,., , PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE el\d tl61 Atl&,.,.lm A"""""· end SU and S67 Wnl l"ln <,1,,,..t. from CJ lo A1·CP, --------------1 Into cC!f'tof'mttnc,. wltl'I t~ Central Ar1111t CJTYOP P'OUNTAIN YAL.liY, CALIP'OllNIA HOT1Cll INYITlffO 110$ WAllN•ll C.HANHlll ST01tMDltAIN NO, H I XT£NSIDN "OJ•CTml Pl•n Envlronm~ntel O.tumlna11or1 H•9Alln DP<l~r>1tl°" REZONE P ETITION R 111t, Cot.te M~'• C•IY CounCU40 f or perm!\\-to r~•-orooerly loUtlld IMIW...,. 1n1 _,., !733 IOOd tlUMber\1 ftuller10f\ .,...,,.,.. t.O, 170, 111, '"· -ltl Wtlh Pl•CP, 167 end 17S CebrillO SlrHI .• ,,., 1111 and 1111 Oren~ A"~"~ tram C1 lo Cl . Into COi\ lotm•nc• wltn lht C•ntral ArH Plen E nvl•onm•l'llal D•t•r m1n.ot1on Neqetl\lt Oe<laratlon REZONE PETITION R 77-n. ....., ..... ..,_..,,,.-,.rwnt> 1-----------RESOS Deceuro OR.llHGE COUNTY SUP'altlel'I COUltT NOTICE ISH CRE8Y 011/EN 10 ll'lt NICl"1cC....WDrl ... we• NOTICE IS HEREBY GlllEN ttwtt lhe Clty C<>uncll Of the City ol Fountel11 Velley, C.lllornla wlll te<eiw tut..i ..,_,..., un111 ,,.. l'louf: Of 11 30 • m on Setll~ It. lt17, tor c.ontlructlon of the WARNEA CMANNEl !ITOAM DRAIN EXTENSION In Warner Aw11 ... on "'9 .-th "* trom no 1 .. 1 •HI of EuclMI s.,.., to MO feet .. " at Euclid Strttt In «<Ort1•11<• w1t11 01.,., M>d ioecrtlcetlons. P-ah sh•ll bo prH<tnteCI ....,., \ .. ltd COVff al\d \twlll be ecc-lecl OI' -of the forms at !>I-r's -vtlry ft requlrtd on PltQt Bl ot t .. Soe<lll<.911ons All propoul• ill•ll lie m•rl<ed "PROPOSAl ON PROJECT NUMBE R 2'25" elld m•ll.O or 0.11 .. reo to et. 10 1119 11'1 Ille ,,.,..,sat .... City Cln •• ,,., oftl<• In Ill• City H•ll, 10100 Steier """""'· at wlllch time all tlidl rto(elWd Wiii be pUbllcly apenecl, •uml,,.d,.,,., df'clered by t~ City Clertl. 8111*" •l\d Ille llVbflc a rt l11•fted II> lie_...,. at lfl• O.clar111on of w"' ......... Cosu Moe Clly Cou,,cll, tor oermlulorl to rtzonP P<_,1V tow~ •I 17SS, 1763. •l\d 17U Or-.ll•en ... lrom AP ID Cl. Mid pr-r1y loUled Al 111, ,,., 1e1. '" and t'3-tlitl Strttt, l11S to 1711 IOOd number•I Ot'.,llf Avenue, -170 to '" ,...,,... and OOcl numbitnl Aocllffltr 51,..1, fl'Ofn AP ID 111 CP Into CO'llotmen<e •It" ll'le Gen lrel Ar•• Plan En•lronmerll•t O.lermlnellon Neg.>11•• OeC1•r.i1on w.. ,.._, II.,,.,, ,.,., ... llletl ... ,. .... Oa1t00ct 13. t'7• W1111""E SI John c1 ... -9y J .. rwtte Br-11 Deputy ISEALI •Tl'le WOid .. complflnt'' lnclucles C<OS!K.,.,......IM, "pl•lllllll" lncluelt\ crow.<OmlllalMflt , "•ttnclent" 1,,. cl!Mltt crotMltf....,•nt, 11riou1ar I"· cluo.t ,,. 1141"'41 end tn•Kullne 111 eludes famlfllne end rieuter, A wrttten PIMdl"9, l11<IUClll\O en •lltwar, deMur ,.., , etc. nt111.I bl In IN form reowlNltl by tlW c.llfoml• flulet of Gourt. Your otlQINI pltecllno mu~I lie llled In lllh court wilt> pr<lllff 1111"9 ,.., tnd pt'ool 111411 e CllPY tlereaf we• Mr'""' Ori ee<h plfll'lllft't ett.,.y .,..one.ell 011lnt111 not re~ed ., Ml .itotrwy l M tlllle Wltett t •11mmon~ I\ dHmed MrVtll on. lllt1Y ..... ., •••v dtpencllftO on !1'11,...._oftef"'let. For•.am111e. -CC~•t> 10tltrW911•U .cl OllAHA.M&JAMIS 1'1 Wlltll6re ........,.,. *""-L.e-1 ......... CA-• Att_, ... ,~ ~lllWll Or-(M\I Oatly Piiot. Sept 1, •. It,"· "" PUBUC NOTICE c reonors OI ,,,. •bOve nam<tO 0tuo.n1 '-"I• AM, Cellferrll• 11'1.ttt ell ll'l""'" "°""O claims aqatnsl SUMMONS llW WICI OKt<l@nl ••• rtc1ulr.O lo 111• CASE HUM•l!lt: ~l·U SUP'IElllCl'I COUltTO" THE lllem, Wlll'l ll'le f\Ke\WrY voucllers. In PlAINTIFF WAVNE M.llRTIH STATEO,C.llLlftORNIAftOlll 1'-ollk.eatll'lf <lerkatll'le •bo .. .,.. FASSElL JR.. MAlllOARET T .. ll COUNTY OF OlllANOI ll!lt<l cOUrt. or to P<•Mnl '""""• wltll ll'le F"SSEll N .. A·tfff7 nece•SMY W<JU(,..r\ lo'"" unclertt.,..., 0 E " E N 0 ... N T J 0 H " MOTICIE or HIEAltlNG OP al ......... 011 1<~ of Kl!NTON E All!XANOEllGAAL.OOEl.OOEll, l'IETITIOH TO OITIEllMINE TITll ttROGST ... O, 112> Twtt<JY 8oute•erd, ANO DOE Ill TO l'lllOl"llltTY. South G.tle, Celll0<nle tO:llO, wlllcll I• HOTICIEI Y• fll'N __, ..... TM In ,.. IM M.rtter of the E1ta1• of the piece DI bu\lneu ol tlle unde"loned cot1rt -Y -.clee •l"tlt Yell wl..._. RAlPHW.SElt<IAt<,Oe<1t•setl lnallmeu .. soertal"l"OIOIN•Ual•of ............ -~ ........ """ .......... To •II ptNOn\ clelmlno an lnlerH1 rn Mid cleceelenl, wlll'lln tour mofllh• ellM wll•••ro • .. , .. ltM41 1M l"NfmMleft l1't p'-fynerel11eti.r<1etcrl-ll'le flr11 llUC)tlcellon of INtnoll<•. lltelew. NOTICE IS HEREOV 011/EN '""' 0•1""""9u,130, tt77 AYllOI u .... "" tla ............ C~CILE "· SElt<IAI( .... lllfCI. pell ROI-Ill R•-El Tri-• ........ *<:llllr c.efttr• Uf. tlon tor Oelermlnallon of lltlt to"" Admlnlslr•l~ofll'lefft•I• ''"•••-•••-•utU• . ...._. llereln•ll•r Ott<rl-property, "' oflhe•-"•.....,cleo()erlt ""'"'a• ..... Lea i. l,....ITl•d•• l"tnce to wnlclt It m-fOf' turtlwr ICENTOH •. l(ltOOST ... D 11 ... , ...... partlculu1,enclll'lallMl1me•lldot0<e JiUT....,atvt. I, TO TH& OSlleNOANT· A clYll Of llferfno ,,,. ..,,... "91 llten Mt lot toulll o.te, CA...,.. cornpU1lnt lies been flltd b'I' tllf Pl•lntlff $el>lemtler U, lt77 at • 00 •.m In Ille Tel: hlll M1·Dt1 "901'81.,0U IS.. lootnOte"I cewtroom of o.ii.riment No, tot u•d Att_., ._ .-...i1t1st•"1•• a II vou whll toCltftnd llllt 1-Ult, Cou!1,M IOOCMc Cl!nter Ori,.. Wulln Publl\"90 Or-(oau Otlly l'i .... you rnust,wlO>lnJO.S.yief1er\llluurn• Ille City of SMiie ....... C.111&l"'I• The $oopt , • 16, u , "" -11 •"""' on 'l'OU. Ill• .. 1.,, lhll p ....... , -·(II I\ '"' wbjKI of ... .,, 11 (O\lrl ... -111 ... p1..01,..1 .. ··-"'· .. ll'etltlonl•CluLrlbedat tolt-•. --------------4 IM<omol•nt (lleJliftlc•Cour1, "°" PUBLIC NOTICE • ""..,."''-' , .. , ,..._,,,,com PUBLIC NOTICE 1111111111ew1111111ecot1rt•wr111..,p1..., monly k..awn •• 216 Mattw.,rle 1119or<_...,.ot.,pl-ngloll9- Awnue, eor.... .. , Me•. Cet1tor11•• 1--------------i Mted Ill N oocu11 Uftl"' you Cle te, mu. HOTICIE TO cfltaOITOll• .-...... Wiii ... e<rlertO -•• b. All llOuHllOld t11r11H1ir.. or •ULIC TllAMS,111 pllcallon to ... pt•lntlft, -W• court fUrTtlSfllf\Oj, lllOIS, -''fl'<•, -rt!\ of (Sect. ttt1 -61'1 UC C.l -y llf'fter • 1...-1 ettlMt fOU.., •rt, k~ "''""""'"'• tl!wrwer1 Notice II ll•telty 01 .. 11 to In• Ille rtlltlf ~ lfl !'-<MnolelM. ...., ITllK .. I~ llMtts tlf ,_,,..,.. C f • d I t e t • o I A N 0 ttf I! W wtllcll C.OUICI '""'' In .. rflifftftMrll ti """"" lecMed 11 the ...... f'lllfl , .. , L Ii E , T r • 11 l I • r o r , Wetff. talll"' ef _., « ~Ol*'IY « -------------1 ~" • Clelf'l'l.,,t afld De<edtflt et ..._Mlftt•-•111107 J auer tt~191W~lnthl~elnt. 21• Merfl"'lte ..... ""'· Ct< .. • 491 C., C.U Me'9, CoumY of OrlftOf, ~ If -... 19 ........... lc.e 9' ,,._, c.i1Nt..i."1US, late fll Cellforrole, 11\M • lfu!l1 lr.,.al• N • ....,.. fll 9lft """-· .,.. ....., C.. Alt CllltH"t, 1-'rv. ellll •II t ebewt to be Mede te OINll •• ........... to._.,...._.._ et11trl .... Gfe __ 1,..,_,er14ell l(\JMLMAN -JtJlll KUHi.MAH, ............. ..,,_, .. ,.._ .. .._ ............. ,~.l1Whtlltl11tllutlltt TrMimr-• ...._ tNtlftan Oeld<'etl OATaD! ... ,1fn llmlta4 to cemaru , .,ol•ctert, 11 I lt•O M•ylltld Avt. •1. 1.. .. • WIU.IAMl,llJCM4N 11111....,.. tllc•n •!Id ,...,,.. It'd ml• .... 1 ... CA t004', Ctlll'llY of I.•• Olrtt '•ll•n-• ~ulpmettl •114 wppllft AllOO!ft. Mt!• of c.llforl'lle Undl T-~ • .. efortwtd rettdmtlol ... 1 Tiie ~., ta lie tre111ft,... It °"""" .,rotltrty; out••lll01' lelter$1., Cott• MeM. l111AL) d. All .,,., 04Ulllf'l'IOl!t. lnc:ludlng lt1fllOrMlfll, 5ltrtUf Cllllon1le. •Ttw wont "tMfl1'1•1"t" 11'1<1""" M l'IOt llm4tecl '> btlflcll -·Ila Mw, a.Id~ la 41ftcr1"" I" •M•el c~elnt, •••e111t11t" t11C1-. ,.... .... t41111def'S, llf111dt,.. loUtf• .. ffl All tlldt '" ,, .... ,..,u,.,, ""''" lr'OU.Cllftjllal11ent, ·••t-flt" Ill• tllt ...,_.Id ,...ldllntlel rwl fl'OPlrtv "'"'' -OMd •111 flf INlt It• Cr...,, clv4" cron ·•fn•nl. flf19111., 111- or ootYl-ly """"" ,.,.,.....,,; llft4I It a r I• r bu' In• u -now n u clllcltt tllf '4urel *"" f'll•tellll,.. lro. t . M«kt-eilllef 1Kllr1t1tt .. MI CARNATION IC:I Clll AM I.ANO ottd <l~t l ..... lnl"' -MOltet'. A .wflltfll tortll In lld\lb4t "A" Wiii~ II O\lecl>ed locet"' t i . 1101 J ll•ktr St., c.,1, p! .. dlllQ, lllCIUdlttO tw1 MIW.r, ffMW• "*"'° """. 1Niqr90r1ttd l'IW•lfl9V ""' M•••• CIHinty of or ..... , Stet• IH rer,etc., ,,,._.. 11111'1 h i.tm,......,.. flfw.n<A ClllferN8 by , .. (allforllle lt"'9t ef Qtu11 Y- ll you wl~ .. _.. .. tllfll~Of., et n. Ml lr'tr111tr wlll • "'"""'" orltlflll ...,..,.. ~lie fllM llt tt'lllt ltrMY '" 11>111Mtt•,.,.., IMl/tct CIO • ,..,, .. on or.,..,,..,. >6tl Illy" Se• court wi111......, 1111111 , .. .., """" ~IY ijl U!lt .,_, pteffl"9. If .,.y, ttf'lltief, 1tn, et •O A M It fltet._..ll.. 1"-t e -......., _ ......... .,. _., f!l!Vtleflltd'"'..,. C&cr•• C.rperetl•"· UOO Ad•m•, Pl•lntl"'' .ct-•._ .r1 eetf> "' .. ,.. OATIO ~a, 1"1 Gelle MtM, Cotlnt'rGf 0...,0t. S.O\•• t"t11ot~•tt'l'lll'I ........... Tiit WIWAM a .1t.10ttN, allttrfll• fll!tt """"' a tlllll-• ..... ..-°'f11 $0 I• et k-n t• UM 'fl'lllt ~. .,.,... 191el*'tl'111W ,..,.., ......... 1111 ..,,, ~·A. Cl-lllt, •II lllltl"'"' 1Wll'IWl 8"t ---111• .,.. .. .,.... fJI ~ ~.,..,,,,... °"""" b'I Tr_._...,, .. 111..-.. l't•n I••• -cc~411 ••""""1•''-• IOllll ...... t"IAAllMITllOtlO P0\1,-....,_ ~AVLA.MMMA A........,.etuw O•IH ...,.. ,., 1.,1 Aa-...etUW ....... ~on.. Oet'ttltlltllflM ...... °" .. ...... Tr---..... . ........ ...... Ciilllwllla.... Ni. Kllllm... ....... -..a;~tlMt , .. 111Ml...,._ Tr_..,.. MMMI; ... ...,....,~ lt(jltlltfoM OrOllOt CMtl DI ,._,,... 0-.. CWtC Dlll'I' ..... ......, ... o-.... c.wt ~ ._, • t, 1'11 ~ '· ....... "'1 .........., .... ,., '"t ,.., ,, • All bldS 10 reQl .. d, •~•mined ~ cle<l .. ed Wiii IJe rifer"" by lh• Clly Clerlt to llW City lROlrwer a11d '"" Clly AttoNte'f for' clttOlno •"" rto0rllno 10 the City Olun<ll al It. reou•er "'"""O on Se.,..mlltr 20, 1'71 Prior• commencll'IQ ,..1'1, the ton trtclor erld •1 s.utKonirectoo tl\4111 Of>. win •bull""'"'•"" lrvm tl'le City at l'OUMton VOiiey In IUOf~ .wllll t'lt ftouNeln Valley Munlclpal Co<lt. VOi""'" I, Ttt .. '• O\AP'.,t S 04 •lld s ••. 111 eccorN!l(e wlfl !ht .,...vi,1on1 Of Sections 1710 lo 1117, lrw:lutlw, f/f Ille L.Obor c-OI Ille Stell of C.lltO<f\la Ille Clt'I' C-11 ti llw City of F-tol11 Valley .... IP\' '""""°" e.C.!Ul,...i U.. Pftvtlllf'lt hourly rtt• Of .., ... , tor ..ell crMI w l'fl» ol wor-mt11 w mtcflenk Nedit4 It 1'18(1/11 I"' C.01,_ ltect wNc.11 wtll "'•-d to 111e •oc· CAUIWI l>l•r. Tht PfV•lllftt .., ... kt <l•MllkM'-,... cw.,..,.. •or llY ,. ... Milon 1'11111 not llt , .... -the"'°'' ,.Ctftt .... o.t-IMtlM fW Ille 0reft9t c.unty erw .. Mlltlted lrt Ille Unlt.i St9'• Dwttert1M11t Of l.ftllW, Md ... ,.. _,.•Mil " ...... tltM ... wt*11'1M,._mMlftl_W .... Ne W Wiii iii ai;91..w lllllltt II It 1uctt en t"9 otflel•I b1enll tor"' fur11.._...., IN Cll'f elW It mtde 111 «• ~ -"" ,,.. """"'"'"' .. Ull• Hott«..-... ,,,,... ... '""''*_,. aM ctftdlllOlll Mt IOflll 11-r lealoj\ t "tM 8-<lll«it""'° led! 1t1•r mwM • tl<fltte4 In~ wltfl •llOlltt- llleSU.. L-. ,.I_, '-"<lflwti..-, ell4 offlclol ~.-.• f9flM to• ~ fOI' lllddln9 Uft ......... Clll\' 11 the Offlet OI Ille CM~ 11191_.,,Cltt .... I c.-...... flllftt -"*ffkft'-, ........... ,.. ... It, ........ "" 11 .... tl INI 'dtt flll-111\d-..Cltlcetl- .. Mitt .., llNlll, "" '"'""" flllwll tflt <llOr .. tMll w.,. Hell~ ta.-. Neither .... HM .. u. '1Mt tfWI 5'1Ktllqtl-tW lile ...... INlllftt ................ "-~ Tiie Qty,........ -......... ,.~ ........... 0....1 ...... ·"" ""'"'.MCCI • O'YOPrll .... =.-..c:.-.... ,........ °' ... °"" Dellr ltlM. ........,,,"" ~ REZONE PETITION 11·77•JO, Cost• M•u Clly Councll, f or permission lo rnone orcoerty locat.O •I •••• Fullenon A~ue. from ,.p 10 R?·CP. end 111.ll Oren91 Avenue,.,...,. AP to A~CP, lntoconlo<m•11C• wllllti. Cenlrel Ar•• Plan. Envtronmt nl•I Oetermlnotten NtQ<ttlve O.Clerellon AEZ.ONE PETITION A·71.St. Cotl• Mtu CllV Councll, t or °"rm1sslcft to r•.-11<ooerly loc:alfd I rom 111 lo 120 !even numbers I 1tll'I SlrH1, •ncl •I 114 end Ill 8r ... c1Wtv' from GI -C1 lo Cl. encl ..,_,,, IOC•led •I llS 10 U! (Odd number~) Flo_,54,_I, IMI0137 Br°""'ov, 119 to IJI Maql\OllA !>ltffl 131, U4, -Ull 19111 Str .. 1 ,,,.. llll Fullerlol\ ,....,.,., lrom {I 10 112·CP, Into <on· forme1•u wilt! IN Cenlrel Alee Pleil "11vrronm•rllal Oe1erm111•Uen N~•llw Dt<••u•llon REZONE PETITION R·71·l1 Co•t• Mu• Clly C•u11<tl, for Clfffl'lllollllft to re-..,_,,.., lec•MCI •I 123 end 111 EMt 11"' SI,..., !fie ve WM _.ml -st of IU Eea1 1191 ~. UO, ,,._ -111 IO IU (OOd roumlltrt) lloellel1er ~-1. enct 11• to 140 ....... """" ...... ' c.tlrlllo StrM1, f,..,,, Ct,~· Cit, CJ, eM CJ.CP lo CL, lnte (4 i.t-.e 'Wllll 11• c.tllr81 Ar ...... lnvlreruTleftltl Oelermln•tl•"· H ... tlw Oeelwe41on. • llUONI "ITITIOl'f ••77•si, Coate Mue Clt'I' Co11ncll, ,.,. ~,.,.....,.to,.. _ _,., Ital .. •• "" '"~,,., A•enue •4 .,., AMfttlm ._, ""' a.,,.. MO. a .c,., ...,..~ .. "' ttw~,,., AfH !tit". I "-'I tOftlftel'lt f l Oe1•11WMllon~ Net,ttlVI OKl•etlM. "ltONI ltl1'1TION IMM-4, Cot .. M••• Cllf C•u,,tll, f(r (lttflfll"*' IO,...._~ loci_, "' "" .wt •kit • °"'"" ....... ". cll0dltt0 m e11t IJt.t .... ,.,._., f~ at• lfti;G,., l,. ~ll\tllCt •lttl '" 0 ...... 1 ~.... lflYI reMfttlll•I ~.,,,. ......... N ... 11 .. Otclefetklrt • ttO•MAT tOlll 0, UNOflfltOlllOUNO UTlt..tT~ OllTlllCT NO 111 o-i lf!\11' st'"' •rem.....,..""' A-to tllt ~ ••MW~...,, M>Tlat 1$ f'Ufltt'Hlll 0 1\fltN tMI lit Mid tlttle 4111C1 fltn llfl'I' •I'll "'' ..,..,,. -. •• f'fleY .,,.,.,. ..... Mlftl .. a. O!Y QNrw:11 • 11tO Ott .i C•te Mne Oii .. lfWfflllftll .. - r DAIL y PILOT A'' Western Movie Rides Again·~ .. ;: .. · .0 GUNRUNNER , ,.,,.,,.. ....... GRADE B WESTERNS IN COMPLICATIONS Producer Patrick Curtis In Pregnancy Liquor Cause Of Def ornrlty BOSTON CAP > -Women whodnnk heavily are twice as likely lo bear i;1ckJy1 deformed babies as mothers who use liquor moderately or not at all, a studyshows .• "There is definitely increased risk to offspring of women who drink heavily during pregnancy," said the study in Thursday's New England Journal of MedJcinc. THE STU DY SAID TUE II EAL TH of the babies of moderate drinkers -women who drink more than once a month but do not fit into the category of heavy drinkers -and teetotalers was virtually the !>a mt•. The findings a re .( J based on a r eview by MEDICINE· Boston University doc- "---------· tors of the drinking ha bits or 633 pregnant women at Boston City Hospital. Earlier studies ha ve warned of the dangers of drinking to the unborn, but thJs is the first report that measures the odds or this damage occurring. DR. EJLEEN M. OULLETI'E, who directed the study, s aid she recommends that women give up drinking completely while pregnant. "It's unknown whether there is a safe amount that can be ing&Sled ," she said in an interview. ··Alcohol crosses the placenta and goes directly into the baby.'' Some women cut down on drliking during pregnancy, byl the doctors said only two or the 27· women who drank heavily throughout pregnancy 'had normal infants. THE STUDY DEFINED HEAVY drinkers as those who consume five or more drinks daily, or an average of more than l1h ounce of pure alcohol a day. However, the heavy drinkers in the te$t con· ~umed an average of more than six ounces of pure alcohol a day. The doctors dis covered a variety or ab· hormalities among the babies of the heavy drinkers. Seventeen percent or the heavy drinkers' children had serious birth defects, they said, com- pared with 3 percent of the babies or nondrinkers, defined as women who drink less than once a -tnonth. THE BABIES OF THE HEAVY drinkers were also far more likely to be jittery, unable to suck well and have small beada and brains and poor muscle tone. Overall, 11 percent of the heavy drinkers• .Children had some kind or abnormality, compared with 36 percent. of the nondrlnkers' babies, they said. The doctors said it is not clear how alcohol 'damqes the babies' health. However, they found that the problems vary depending on bow many . :months prepant the mother is when she drinks. During the first three montlls of prepancy, alcohol is most Ulrely to be associated with ab- normal pb.yslcal development, they said. And later, it can inhibit the fetus' nutrition and site. We want io thank all of our friend. for tluJi~ patience and under• tanding during the renomtion and remodeling of our re•laurant ai the comer of Narci1•u• and Coa•t . Highway, Corona de_l Mar,. ih;. patt •ummer. Wt!'re now open toiih a /re1h new look. Do drop by 10 t~ can •ay · "Hello" a"'1, again, Thank Yo~ 5~ s~ Siwiel Sito,·-~ By BOB THOMAS LOS I\ NG F.LJo;S I AP> Producer Patrtck ('urtt• hu!! u '•nlaay lhut aoes like this: . n~~k in 1943, 26 or the top western movie stars l·unil11ntXI to film the uhlm•te western lo benefit the Witt effort. Becau!Je they au worked for different c·ompumc~. no ono could 11aree on u distributor, lbe him wd put in• vault and tor1otten. ''1'1rnN LAST y EAR THE PHONE company w1&~ tilu:uvaUng for a new cable and came across ttw lust vuult ut Santa Monica Boulevard and Stiwurd Street. Ana so this magical movie was dis- covcrtld." It didn't happen, or course. But it's Curtis' best w;1y or explaining how "Meanwhile, Back at the H anch" might have happened. That it did happen is good nl'WS for those leg tons Of enthusiasts WhO have luv1..-d the western genre m movie houses and on TV. The Curtis fantasy helps, but you have to see ··Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch'' to realize what it a:. The producer and his co-workers have combined bits and p1ecet. from scores or B westerns to make a compalallon film. THE ONLY MODERN ADDITION IS the sorghum voice of Pat Buttram, who tries to make some sense out of the mulU-level plot. Peaceful Valley, you see, has been bese\ by a horde or rustlers. bushwackers, bank robbers and JUs t plain varmints. The U.S. government is so alarmed lhat it sends in 2.S of the moat straight· shooting marshals west of the Pecos. Among them : Buck Jones, Hoot Gibson, John Wayne, Gene Autry, Ken Maynard, Bill Boyd, Roy Rogers, Bob Steele, Don "Red " Barry, Johnny Mack Brown, Allan "Rocky" Lane, George O'Brten, Charles Starrett. "MEANWJULE, BACK AT THE RANCH" re- sulted from the devotion of three men: Patrick Curtis, Packy Smith and Richard Patterson. Together they reviewed 900 westerns made during the 1930-1947 heyday of the Bhorseopera. Curtis provided the impetus. His family was in the'film business, be worked as a child actor, later produced and managed the career or bis lhen-wife Raquel Welch. "I grew up in the San Fernando Valley," said Curtis. "Stars like Bob Steele and Charlie Starrett were my heroes and neighbors. My dad used to lake me to the IUtching Post Theater in Hollywood, where the kids had to check their guns with the cashier ." PAckY SMITH OF NASHVILLE, Tenn., is a western !aim collector with encyclopedic knowledge and helped Curlis locate the old movies. Richard Patterson, an editor and director who assembled a Charlie Chaplin compilation, "Gentleman Tramp." put together "Meanwhile. Back atthe Ranch." . "f'rom my standpoint,'' said Curtis, "the film was a chance to relive my youth. I did discover that those westerns were not as gOOd as we remember Course Prolllotes Small Business Promotion of small business fmns, churches. schools and civic organizations will be.the focus of a new Capistrano Unified Adult School course, which starts Monday. ''Public Relations for the Small Business" is designed to help individuals promote businesses or organizations through the effective use .of the media. The course outlines preparalton of brochures and poeters and planning for special events, according to Marcella Lange. who will teach the course. The class will meet Mondays through Januar)' from 7 t.o 10 p .m. in room 103 at San Clemente High School, 700 Ave. Pico. The SB registration fee can be paid at the first class meetin~-. , Additional Information 1s available by calling 498-0340. them, The aim was lo make our film as aood as we would like to remember them " · N.T.A., WIOCH OWNS THE REPUBLIC film s, partly financed "Meanwhile," which will be dis- tributed in various areas this summer by Pacific In· tcrnational. N.T.A. now has given Curtis riaihts to all of its old serials . Now he's planning "The Secret World War," and he offers this fantasy: "Before the second World War, the U.S. gov.- ernment hired secret agents to combat lhe growing number of enemy operatives who were planning nefarious schemes .... " 'Truth Sqiaads' Conseroatives --., To Fight Treaty . f~·s l ALLERGY? P'lUMl l .... HU.TIM• (714) 54:J.9624 • Alli COHO st Lie. 211'51 S..<>NT_ 51..,U ll y..., Dllot Recorded IC.II SIOf'I NHr~I Y-Aree) COSTAMH11642•175J Message ' '"'~•Y'll. MISSION VllEJ0495-0401 • Mn CMtlM C-1rtr-ISM OI ..... ,..., • .e AVffY hwy.) ALLEIGY CONTROL fOUHDATIOM . lox 1513, OrJ1111 ta 92661 Call 142-H78. Put • few words Wrfte far Frie W• ...... to WOik for ~OU. FREE T-SHIRTS! c,OI~ DrawhHJ hery Wurdcry Kids 16 • Undll- WASHlNGTON CAP > -Conservative foes of the g t} new Panama Canal treaty said today they will send ' ~Q 2830-C Avon Strfft "truth squads" around the country to mobilize ~ N8WDOrt Beach• 645-17"4 Ho Pwchase Mec...-y public opinion against Senate ratification. 1i'i0. 0 •--:;i~ ~~::_. Sen. Paul LaxaJt CR-Nev.), said a colition or con· --=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ servative organizations -----------------------""'!"9---.... and various m em hers or Meeting . SCheduled Congress will work in direct opposition to er- f orts by Carter ad· ministration for ratifica- tion. "PRF.SIDENT Carter has said he is going to the country and so are we," A conference looking Laxalt told reporters. into identifying the dif-• , -,. MltcW c ...... M.D. .... ...., ..... M.D. Stephi• G. G......_ M.D. Leo11 I . Katz. M.D. Announce with pleasure the formation of the Orange County Arthritis Medical Group Inc .• for the comprehensive evaluation and treetment of arthritic & rheumatic diseases. ~ 1201 Laveta Ave., Orange Cal. 12118 17141 997-3130 ferences in learning· !he ~ruth squ~ds styles to meet student will consist of promlllent needs will be held Sept. treaty opponents who~::;::;::;::;;::;::~;:::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:=:=~ 16 at the Surf and Sand will speak befo~e. and ~ Hotel in Laguna Beach. after Carter admarustra- The ·meeting, lilied tion advocat-:s of .the ••Programming for Sue-treaty appear m various cess Instead of Failure,'• part ~r the country. Lax- is cosponsored by the alt s rud. Or ange County Delin- quency Prevention Com- mission and the California Delinquency Prevention Association. Southern California educators, correctional and human service ad- ministrators and law en- forcement officials wlll hear two speakers in the juvenile justice field. LAXALT SAID the same coalition of con- servatives had won two big victories earlier by de feating public cam- paign financing for Senate candidates and a bill which would have al- lowed labor unions to picket an entire con- struction site when their dispute was with only one subcontractor. He said Carter bas seriously underestimat- ed opposition to the treaty. CHARITY DRAPERY. FABRIC SALE / I I Thurs., Fri., Sat •• Sun. Sept. 8, 9, 10, 11 THOUSAMDSOFYAIDS IM HUMDREDS OF COLOIS &WEAVES ALL PllCID 1a.ow•1.oo~ s... Short rs... 20" yd. AU.noc•STO JUNIOR llJHD & SBI~ EYE CHAllTYFUe MOOSE LODGE 435 E. 17tlt St. COSTA MESA <.! .. ® Sp0naored by Drapery Manufactur81'S Assoc. ~ & The liona Club, Costa Mesa. Orange COast Pearl S. West, director and board chairman of the California Depart- ment of Youth Authority. and Dr. Thomas Tagllaoetti. executive director of the Excep.. tional Youth Foundation will discuss s choo l failures and delinquency beginning at 8:30 a.m. For information, call 834-7028. .. WASIDNGTON and the administration has completely misgauged public sentiment on this issue," he said. ._ _________________ _. JC Penney ~., HEWPOJlT. C~NTEK FASHIOM ISLAND STORE ONLY Comemfor FREE pop com! ·SAT. and SUN. $Erf . .J.Q ~ ll MEW. GARDEN SMOP HOURS! 'Sat. 8:30 to 6 p.m. -Sqn. I 0 t~ 5 p.m. PlantAhead TIME FOR SPRING BULBS •KING ALJ'KID' DAFPODILS IC1ac1IM rellow blooml. pq. of 8 ~ambo 'balba. SP ARAXI.8 -colod'al b1ooln dUC.S-Pq. of 11. J'BSB8IA.8 -bri&ht oolCI' • ~~t-ns .. ~lG. INur1ery Speciall STAR JASMINE ••n· 5 GAL. CITRUS Choose from KUMQUATS. WASHINGTON and VALENCIA ORANGES and EUREKA LEMONS! NaN 1!?99 Many Varieties to Choose From. All In Bud & Bloom HOUSE 'PlANT SPECIAL 4.Jf OMV PILOT 'rldiry. a.pt~ t , 11n ly Phil lntorlandl p A• d L p ri-.-,--'""'"'------~;;..,'!"---i.;-""·!""'.--. w~?a! (AP> ~h: !Mer~ aov~ft~1nt c~•r~1!..~~~!1• QUEENIE BRING ON HOl'DOGS ··1 unden>tand he was dlliCovered in a little cafe ... ''Got a problem'> Then wnte to 0Pat Dunn. Pat wtll cut red tape, getting the answers and oction you need to solve znequtltes in government and business. Marl your questtOnS In Pot Dunn, At Your Service. Orange Coast Dglly Pilot . P.0 l:Jo.r 1560, Cost a Mesa, CA 92626: As many letters as posstble will be answered, but phoned mquines or letters not inclw.Ung the reaqer's full name. address and business hours' phone , number cannot be considered ThtS column appears dot· ly except Saturdays." Eye Tnt• Free to Eiderltl DEAR PAT : My elderly aunt would like to get her. eyes tested, but her budget can't cover the fee. Is there a less expensive source? L.K .• Costa Mesa The Orange County Public Health and Medical Services Department offers free eye tests to senior citizens not under the active care of a physician at ' the Senior Citizen Drop-In Center, 120 E. 19th St. Costa Mesa. Other services provided by public health nurses Include a health history and minimal physical exam, along with health care referrals and arrangements for home visits if needed. Center hours are from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Where tlae Devil'• the D.,.p DEAR PAT : Several weeks ago the Daily Pilot published an article about a new dump being opened somewhere in this area. I didn't note the ad· dress and can 't fi nd it even though I've asked city police, fi re and refuse departments Where is it? D.D .. Huntington Beach City ornces weren't any help because "dumps" fall under county jurisdiction. The solid waste management divis ion or the Orange County General Services Administration 11y1 that no aew facWty has been opened near Huntlngton Beach, but that the transfer station In Stanton ls open on Saturdays from 1 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. untU the end of September. It Is located at 11232 Knott St. Phone 834-5077 for county-malntalned refuse disposal In· formation. Geitblfl Hold •I Bauie. DEAR PAT: Whileliving in El Segundo about 15 years ago, I purchased a set of Flavorite pols and pans from a door·to-door s alesman. My check was m ade out lo Eternal Stainless Steel Co. Many of the handles have broken and I would Uke to replace them, but have no idea where to contact this com· pany. B.M., Newport Beach Eternal Stainless Steel Co. ls located at 438 E. · San Bemardlno Road, Covina, CA 91723 (phone: (213) 331-7204). You can place your order by mall, noting that your FlavorUe set b 15 years old. Enclose $Z.50 for eacb large handle and $1.st for each short handle, 1lde or top knob. Although A YS tracked dowD thla Orm for you, other readers wilhlnl to find replacemeet parts ad· dresses for cookware purchued from door-to-door salespersons, should contact Direct Selllnl As· soclatloa, 1130 M St. N.W., Wuhlngtoa, DC Ztllt, for l.Dformatlon. Cai• Pa .. e l•r l1Utr11et.._ DEAR PAT: There's no end to dog training classes in Southern California, but where can I have m y cat trained? I've tried to check this out on my own. but it seems that cat obedience training just doesn 't exist. T.J ., Irvine Yes lt doe1, bat you'll bave to travel to Woodland Blll1 to set l&. Tbe commanlty aervlcea 1edloD of Pierce Commanlty Colle1e often a coarM called Cat Kaowledse and Obedleace Trata. Ins. A college 1poke1man told A YS tbat DOD· resldeate cu relbter hi penoa belbmlnS Oct. 17 all week from 8:31 a.m. to 4 p.m. at tlae commulty semeee olftce, or write to att Wbuaetlla Ave., Woodland Wll1, CA 91311, for reclltratlon lDlorma· tloa. No 01'anse County cat tralalal clauea coaJd be located, bot lf oar readen know ol aay, you'll be contacted. llllele s .. lt'a•t• vo1-•een DEAR PAT: Our son just turned 18. Does be 1 have to register for the draft or get a draft card? He \ says he doesn't because military service ls now all voluntary, but we want to make sure that he's rlsbt about this. G.M ., Colt.a Mesa . Yoar aoa la rtiJat. Draft cardl are DO loaler be· menl has decided to call In outside professionals to peeled to be completed by December. coiled doUnqucnt eovernment insured loan pay-· BAKfRY WASHINGTON CAP> -"'\ 'lbe Food and Drug Adminlatralion report,,t that lt l1 1afe to eat mustard. menu trom 1tudent1 it helped flnish colleee. THE COLLECl'OR WIU. A1TEMPT to get the i The Offi ce of EducaUon says lt will turn over delinquent recipient to set up a schedule for paying loarui totalllng about $430 million to private coll~c-back the money. If unsuccessful , It wiU recommend lion Q&encleM in hopes they will be more successful other measures the government can take, including In collecting the past-due debts than it has been. legal action. C .. . • I Roll C;ll s:oo~.M. The aaency la conduct· ing a review of various food additives ienerall)! .reearded as safe ana completed its check 4t mustard. Roth the broWQ· and yellow varlettq• The contracts will prohibit the collector from ABOVT ONE OUT OF SIX recipients of the using unethical harassment tactics ln an effort to louna, or 390,000 peraons, have failed to pay back collect the ~st-due loan. the loans 1lnce the program began nine years ago, No additional federal money will be used for were teated. ' the eovernment says. The loans are made by collection. prlve~ lendlni in~ituUo~ b~ insured -c~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ signed, In effect -by the eovernment. Once the loans are turned over to the collectors, individuals ln default could find their credit rating jeopa rdized. However, the government says it will give everyone a last chance lo pay the due amount before it takes this action. "We want to give them a chance to pay because. if their files go to collectors, we want them to know what they a re getUng into," says Leo Kornfeld, deputy commissioner for student loans at the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. "THEY COULD BE JEOPARDIZING their future credit ratings and could have trouble later getting mortgages, credit cards or car loans," be said. "There is an attitude on many campuses that this is government m oney, it's a soft touch and you can get out of paying it back," he said. AMLING'S 'I• Newport Nursery and Garden Cen_t~r 1500 east coast highway • new port beach • 644·9510 ALL BULB" .. PURCffASES . C'ff•r Good Through September 30, 1977. jr. dress sale! sure-fire favorites for fall! Imaginative, fun looks for tho exciting new 18810n. You'll find a super &election of 1 and 2-piece dresses; a variety of necklines and Iota of bright trims •.. soft knit dresses included. Or choose float-style or fitted jump· ers, to be worn with sweaters, tees and shirts. Easy- care cotton, polyester, acrylic, i>olyester/cotton or triacetate/nylon blends. Prints, stripes and solids in .~ark fall col~rs •• vanilla or beige. Sizes 6 to 13. Dress Department c, REG. •13 TO t20 • t1 ,.J 9.99 '\. .· 1 pc. Jumper h~ not 1ncludedl REG 8f7 SALE 13.99 to 16.99 ,, ;-. :· . ·: ~ .• ~ ta1 laaed ud rea&atr.U. la Id~. ne.e · . Ud o&bel' qaaUOu abMd diledralt are auwered la a aew SelecUn Bentce 811tem pamplalet. Y• cu nq1lelt a free topy of "SeledlH 8enitt bforma· Uoa" bJ malllq a ~1eud Mt Couamer hlorma· Uoa Celater, ~.17&....,.., co 11•. . tF abric ~ulpture DUplliy to Offen Price• effective ttM'outh 8Undlly, September 11th. Shop Monday-Fridjy 9!30-9:30 ••• Saturdey 9:30-8 ••• Sunday 10-6 People Lunch Box Who's Who - By Dlo!NNIS MtLELLAN Ot ... 0-4~1'1 ........ A) YYY. • · the F'on1, the '70s version of '008 l'OOI. 1s slipping al11hlly in popularity. The $16· M 1 lhon Man 1s s tall coming on stroni and Snoopy, the fo\'or1te member of the Peanuts gane. is as big .1, ~ver Rut lhe real news 1s thal Luke Skywalker und Lord Darth Vader o( the runaway movie htl ·•s tar Wars" reign supreme. I lolly wood movie and TV producers needn't consult the Neilsens or box olf1ce receipts to de termlM who is on top or the celebnty heap. All they really need to do 1s wander through school lunch yards to see which movie-TV de· m1gods adorn the lunch pails or the pre-te,en set In the '50s Roy Rogers and Trigger, Wild Bill Hickok and Jingles. Howdy Doody and lhe Mouseketeers adorned the metal lunch boxes <ind·thermoses. In the '60s, it was the Flintstones. Batman and the Star Trek crew. This fall it's Steve Austin and Jaime Som· mcrs <the Bionic Man and Woman), "Wonder Woman," lhc "Welcome Back Kotter" gang, Donruc 8tld Marie Osmond and the latest to hit the market ... the coveted "Star Wars" lunch kit. "That's the real hot one here," s ays the as- sistant manager of one Costa Mesa store. "Parents come to buy what the kids want and the kids want a 'Star Wars' lunch pail." "We also have the 'Welcome Back Kotter' pail, but that and the Fonz seem to be dying. They're still selUng, but not like we wanted." Disney characters are, as a lways, still popular. And plastic Snoopy boxes are especially big with K through first graders. . According .10 those who sell these perennial back-to.school i\ems, demand wanes about the time children reach eight oriline )lears old. "1 fi gure they think they'r~ too old for them," says one sales clerk. .,, IC, in examing this year's lunch box brigade, there appears to be one favorite missing, it's true. There is no Farrah Fawcett lunch pail. But the demand for the one "Charlie's Angel'' who flew the coop definitely is there. "IC she's in a bathing suit," says one store manager, with a laugh, "I'd even buy one." Hones.ty In '·Balance' By JUDITH OLSON OI Ille D•llY Piiot SUH An irate woman called the Orange County Department of Weights and Measures recently to complain. She was sure she had bought a roll of toilet paper which wasn't as long as the package indicated. What did the department do? It did the only thing it could for a proper investigation: It dis- patched an inspector to count the sheets one by one. If the consumer thought she had been short- ed on nails, the inspector also would have count- ed them one by one., Or ir she thought a meat market was cheating, be would go buy a package of st.ea.ks or chops to see for himself. The county department handles the reJula- tion and enforcement of many kinds or weights and measures, from checking service station gasoline pumps to seeing that bottles of soda pop are filled to the correct ounce. Its.bottom line is making sure consumers get exactl,Y .What they are entitled lo when they pay for their product. FOR SOME REASON, not many Orange County,fetidents are aware that the department exists imd consequently, a lot of cases or suspect- ed fraud or shortage go unreported, said Manuel Go!Uales, the manager. · The department's 16 inspectors will "check anything that's prepackaged, not just food," added Clem Benvenlste, an inspector. This could include anything from cement to peatmosstos~l ric acid to shampoo. The dep ment also checks measuring de· vices such as tanks on trucks, yardage and taxi meters, computing scales used in supermarkets and livestock scales. Any complaint wm bring an investigation, Benveru.te said. The department also enforces standards set up for automotive products such as brake fiuid and anU-lreeze, and has available cars with calibrated gas tanks for spotting dishonest bill- ing. Anne Schneiderman: fashion and neural biology. IT ALSO WILL LOOK into suspected packa1e labeling violations. "We alao police roadaJde fruit stands," Ben· veniste sald, ''and swap meets where meat ls sold. At the beginning we had problems with the swap m~ 'but we contacted the owners and · thinp are better now.·' Really Glamourous By MARCIA FOIUJllERG °'"" Dalty ........... It all started with a haircut. Anne Schneiderman wanted a new style, so she ~ht a lot of m11uinea and looked a{ different eolffw'•. One of the maaaitnes advertised a collefe competltlon based on academic and community achieve· ment. A contest devotee all her Wo, Ms. Schelderman save It• try. Of the 7$0 cUdldates who ent~ tho 19'7t CorOfta del Mar H11h Sc graduate wM named a winner ln Glamour M81adn•'• Toa> Ten Collea• Womm Oont4lt of 1917. The women wer-e f catured ln the Au1uat laaue. OM ol the requlrementa wu to write an euay. 10 ahe cltew beavlly from a blQloO research pfOJec:t ah• had Wefted GD at. Stanford Unl..-.lty -neural b\o)oly involvtn1 tM Jump. lnl bebiiylor of clam•. She C!OCDtl b1 bet lntor•t natural· ly . Her father, Howard A. Schneiderman, is dean of biotoiic•l sciences at UCI. "He was alwa)le brlngjng home an interesting moth or slimy creature to ~lay with "ahe recalled. The U·year-old took • marine bloloo. cow"H ID llaaaach\Mtti Jut summer dd LI entertn1 UC Berktlef t.bll fill. She wu sraat9d a)ifattonll Sctt1ace Foundation Graduate FelloWiblp. U a butcher ls tbou1bt to be sbort·weigbtin1 customers, an inspector goes out to make a test purahue anonymously. He takes the meat to a secluded alte and weighs tt with hit own accurate ac1Je. It a violation is f ounc:t, the meat la taned and f roien. U the butcher ii caught three times, the cue b,alven to the dlltrlct attorney and a flne ol anr1"*9 from $31000 to '8.000 and a term of p~ ba on may result. "The threat of \hi• .telidl to make people comply better," Benvenllte aald. The department llH more power now bee .... of a recent switch of wel1ht1 and measures v1olationa from ctlmlnal to civil atawa. he added. In the new Httlng, the penalties are more MVere. __ .. • o.l,, ............... ~110'0-11 Clem Benveniste checks meat to see if it weighs in at corretst v-0/ume. \ .. A county agency checks the weights an'd measures on everything from gas pumps·to soaapop . bottles. I ............ ................. .. --.. .................. ~ ......... ..... -·-----..__......,,...., ..... _.._.. .... •z DAIL V PILOT f Cancei-: Watch Those· Finances ~ ';/' ,, •: T\la.DAY, nsu ••• SYO•AR& ~ AU <Mar 2l·Apr. 19>· You O\"C!rtum plans. ,. TradlUoo 1oe1 O\lt of window. Youn1 person tc ;.ara , maket tM>me tell· • 1na pointa. Stick tQ I::" S ~n=~~tru:~;t ~ IJleue move, chan1•. be ~ flexible. make tome r•· ~.v~slons 1 ..:, TA\J&\1 (Apr. 20·M1ty ~)!a.eek daims, state menta. Analyze various tact.ors. Give full play to " p0wen of interpretation .. Accent an practicality. , property, getllna s up 1 port from older in d i VI d U al W h 0 's"e · From 8 1 .. • . . • . .. . • I ' c I • • • knowloda• 111 b1u«I on ••~rl nn1 GEMINI c Muy :u Jum• 20>· Family rl'un1on , re•tor11t1 on o f rt'l1& t1on1 h 1i,a l'o uld bt• feuturt>d Movum cnt, travel. mc .. a1•. ablUty to convey ldeu In Uni· que, 1tyU1ed fuhton arc .alaoon a1enda CANCER <J une 21 July 22 > Hold oU on Clnancial comrnltment Study G mini messaae lllua lon, m ys t ery , glamour could be put of pe raonal repertoire . Very &ood ror theatrical. him. televllion work In more mundane afftu rs, <"heck sources LIEO (July 23-Aug 221 Go forward, invest an your own abilities, trust J"dlmtnt. hunch ln volvement wtth member ot opposite sex la aertous und don't fool yourself ubout It VIRGO (Aug 23·Sept. 2'l J Stoor clear ot those 11rnkln1 confrontations muely to "use up" ex cc11 entrllY. Finlah proJ· "ct, a11lcnment. Wll>e ahtle clean. Aries, Ubra !X'rll<>nll could play key roles. LIBRA CSept. 23·0ct 22i · Personal ma1nellsm Is very much In evidence. You could win popularity contest. Leo figures promµ,onUy . Member of opposite sex 1~ attracted to you and makes no secret of It. SCORPIO (Oct. 23- Nov. 21): Look beyond aurfact indic•Uoos . Some traditions will top pie. Vour own bunch permlta you to be at right place 11t right tlme. Aqu&rian is In plciure. Emphasis on sudden chances. aurpriset, aOQd news in connection wlfh career, overall ambition. SAGITfARUJS <Nov . 22-Dec. 21 ): Your long· rnnae plans could be jolt· ed by circumstances. Key now is flexibility be versatile, willing to travel, to revise con· cepts , to expand horizons. Gemini fiaures prominently. CAPRICORN ( D'ec. 22-Jan. 19): Be direct, s pecific: understand that some cheriahed con- cepts co~ld fa11 b y wuysuJe Partner. mate or parent pulls ~ney belt and you could be in direct Line of fire. AQUARIUS (Jan 20· Feb. 18): Go slow, he low, play walling gnme call will come and it means advanceme nt, added prestige. But do not attempt to force 1s- s u e . Gemini,' Virgo. Sagitarius persons play important roles PISCES <Feb. 19·Mar. 20): Yes, the situation ~t home is being clarifiei:t harmony will dispel "shooting match " Ac· cent on basic service, re- lations with co-workers, getting together with those who share basic concepts, goals, in- terests. Really GlamourouS •• t I • • • I • included a-flve·day stay in New York, when she and the nine other women toured Glamour's offices, got make- overs and haircuts and were treated to nights on the town. thly income of $325 for rent, food , clothing and so on. As a group, the winners were all ('a r e er-o ri e nte d a nd ''a rden l feminists," although she has never heen deeply invo l ved with the ft·minisl movement. , "I don't thank that my career 1s go- ing to be the number one thing in my life-everything in moderation.'' She's more concerned with her 1m mediate future -the next five years working, toward her Ph.D. "I like the idea of being a student forever and ever." HCXJRS The magazine "used Ub to 1llustralt: problems people face in coll ege. l chdn't really have any-1 'm very hap· py. But this 1s the first lime l '11 be en· ti rely on my own," she noted. . Ms. Schneiderman 's portion of the feature dealt with budgeting her mon- ·· 1 nC'ver considered myself as hreak1ng any barriers by going into -.c aence . . . a lthough a lot more women are 1n science now than ever / before " And if, for some strange reason, her career as a scientist doesn't work out, she'd' "like to go back and work for Glamour.'' 7 DA.YS 915-5 30 . •• . f ,,.--------------- . . • • .. From 81 .... Honesty in the Balance Gonzales added. For this reason, inspectors make weekend visits to beach area markets. With mechanical packa&ing, the machinery makes errors periodically, Benveniste said. But a human mistake was involved when a manufac. lurer tried lo put 12 ounces of a carbonated beverage in a new bottle which wasn't h1g enough to hold it Currently, federal laws allow the short- weighl saJe of hygroscopic products, or products which can gain or lose moisture when exposed to air, such as bacon, bread, flour and soap A SUPREME '.:OURT decision in March or this year, after a lengthy battle, ruled In ravor or Rath Bacon and General Mills to allotv them to label packages of such products with the weight al lime of packaging . ADVANCE REGISTRATION NOW OPEN. ·1't .. Now 1s the time to sign up for ice skating lessons at the Ice ~,':.v' Capadcs Chalet Whe tt1er you've ice skated before or never , 1t.e skated 1n your life. one or these classes 1s for you Clnsses fill up last. 50 call today for all the information for the whole f arn1ly. . . · . ' ~ • • • .. 2 . , . The county'!'. 16 foll time inspectors !'.hould know every scheme in the book by now. but with new products and new kinds of packaging bein~ produced each year there is almost always more lo learn . Many people do not complain about shortages because "they resign themselves to it and think they there's nothing they can do about it,·· he said. The bacon was round lo have shrunlcseveral ounces b~ the time it reached California markets from a packer in lown Riverside-weights and measures ofCicials, who first noticed the shortage, finally complained to theic coun. tcrparts in Iowa. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS FOR GROUP FUNCTIONS.. • Ice Capades Chalet is a great place for private or ) j 1 · .. .. . . . • . - .· .• • "' w But one day. 1C there are a sen es of incidents. they will complain, the inspector added. "With the consumer movement, the situa- tion is improving." 1 The department bas been in existence sin ce Orange County was officially form ed in approximately 1889 and Is similar to weights and measures departments in every California county. IT HAS GROWN a great deal since the early years, but Benveniste said he didn't think It was because there Is more fraud now "In 1889 we were less 1tware, ·•he commented Though the departnwnt-is not well-known in the county, it is doing woi:k. that ultim1ttely will affect the pocketbook' o( eyery consumei: within its jurisdiction Specifically, it is invo~yed. in. helping the state of California,, petition. offi.clals or all 50 states asking for: support in a matter involving federal regulation of packaging Rath Bacon finally filed a suit in the Federal District Court Jn Los Angeles claiming that California statues imposed labelinR standards "in addition to or different from" the standards of the federal Wt\olesome Meat ('\c.t ol 1967. Several Otht:t companies joined the Ra\h suit a nd finally the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the federal regulations, which allow "reasona- ble" shortages because of the nature of the hy- groscopic products. THE NEW CHECKING procedure is "a lot more arbitrary,'' Benveniste believes, and therefore not fair to the consumer. "As long as they 're paying for it, they should get it," he said. The county's inspection force obviously 1s constantly busy watching out for the consumer and It could be asked how the public knows the in· vestigators the ms elves are honest. Gonzales laughed. "We watch each other," he said "We have checks .. And the state periodically checks us There are cbec ks and balances.'• •DREXEL •HERITAGE • HENREOON •BAKER •HEKMAN • MASTERCRAFT •WIEMAN • HIBRITEN •KAROES • 1nslltut1onr11 grrn1p functions. Call now for reservations. .... • ' .ill n•m• I r 1oJv""' 1~ 1t:'g1slrut1011 dnd add11tona1 information. 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He Hid women 1bould UH all lhdr creaUvlty ln puttln1 t o1ether ac cessories and ensembles for ucll!nl new loob "People are m ore free, now,"beemphasized. l''lexabalHy a nd ex· perimentatlon are the hallmarks behind the K..,_. label too. Wbe.n be belu desisnine he med mbturea of print and color, which he said gave his work "vitality. No one had done the things 1 bad done. "I just made clothes I liked and it turned out to be a fabulous success.'' Kasper, who presented his fall collection al Bullock's Wilshire, has turned his ideas into a group or coats, dresses and s kirts which eo together for a sort look. HE DESIGNS ITEMS to work with each other for a coo rdinated wardrobe. "I think that's terribly Important," he Kasper with the fall look. asserted, "for a woman to have a multiple wardrobe for a season." Kasper said he thought women should be ··very excited" about the clothes they will be able to find and wear this fall "The y a r e very feminine. Dresses have becom e impo r tant. Shoes are very pretty and the leg is impor lant." The New Yorker said dressm ake r detailing also 1s a big part of the look for this fall. There will be "tucks, pleats, rumes and flourishes ... And, there will be ex· citing colors. While the traditional rus ts and beiges are around, there also a re many blues. pink s, m auves and champagnes Kasper, whose third Coty statuette put ham in t he prestigious de signers' Hall of Fame, i::ains inspiration all over • 1n .. .. • lklMI flre Utt ttC SAU 22 ... 135"' 185• 131"' I MEET THE REPS! REPRESENTATIVE FROM BOOTS • NORDICA BOOTS 40'~ AU MOOIL5 iAVl•IAVI NORDICA 2995 ' ......... 1171 l.Mi• 122'" 111.mtyte 150"' ....... las· tr lllD.ln 135• 15" ..... ...,,.. us• 159 Writer's Facts Are Wrong IECB. scon uT HEAD l»IGt OUW Hf\' ADA MOl W Al NOltOICll 01NASTAI IOlOMON IOSSIOHO'. , JU!IO M<)jtf 1 ~BOOTHS ,$ 1978 ..... _ -........... ·-,,_ ...... ODD SIZES So~ ;;.. --t .. -. ... JI: • .rr-11-' • 70';. ~ 0 E A R A N N LANDERS: In a recent column some.one com· plained about the state troopers in Connecticut and Massachusetts not being on the job. The person who wrote said he was traveling fro m Boston to Hartford, at 55 miles an hour and ump· teen cars passed him. I can't answer for Connec· lieut, but I can tell you where the Massa · c hu se tt s s tat e troopers are. Since they have not received a raise an salary slnce 1969, they are probably out work· log an extra detail to pay for a home or their kid's education. , So, blow that out your barracks bag, Annabelle A L S 0 DISGRUNTLED DEAR GRUNT: Sorry, Buster. I checked with Boston's able mayor, Kevin Wbfle, and double·checked with that great governor or Con· nectlcut, Ella Graue. Thetr responses knocked your "facts" crank· sided. Mayor White reported that ID December or 11'73, the Musachuset&a 1tate troopers' base pay wu tncreuecl to SI0,327 with a maximum of $1%,745 after six yeara or service. At this moment' arbitration Is goln& on relevant to a future tOD· tract wblcla will Include another lncrea1e. Hopefully by the time thl1 letter appears la prtnt. they wUI have re· celvedit. EUt Grasso reported thal ln 1919, the Conntt· Ucat state. troopers earned '7,7• and they DOW earn '13,166. Thi• means they have bad IHft nt.el la an e'llht· year period. Next time, before yoa tell anyone to blow U out their bar· racks bag, make sure you know what you're talking about. DEAR A NN LANDERS: Please print this problem, and sug- gest a solution. l am plannin g a celebration and want to invite the whole family both sides. My niece h as been disowned by her fother and he doesn't want her to even know where he lives. His sister shares his resentment I love this girl who has done nothing to me . I also love her dad. I want her at this affair. I want her dad, too. If I do not .an vile her, I will feel like a hypocrite. Thank you for any help yo u can give me. I read your column every day TOR N AND TORMENTED DEAR T. AND T .: Landers' Law Pertain· Ing to Relatives at War ls as follows: ln•ll e whoeve r you want. Anyone who says, "I won't come lf you ask So· and-So," s hould be told, "Sorry . . . we'll mlss you." DEAR ANN : I love flowers and plants and h ave cultivated a breathtakingly beautiful fern. It is very large and Crilly. Why do some peo· pie reel they must. run their hands through a plant? lt injures and breaks the fronds. A fern <or any other s pecimen of flora for that matter> does not like to be handled. This book deals with brin ging up children a lone, where and how to meet. men, job-tips for the divorcee and how to get along with an ex· husband. It will give you courage and good guidelines. May I add my own Uth Commandment? ·'Thou ;:========::ii;,. s halt not fondle thy RUFFELL'S ·neighbor's fern, nor her cal nor her dog, nor her UPHOLSTERY husband, nor anything Wlltft Y• W• else that belongs to her.'' ttielttt IRKED I N ILLINOIS ltll .....,.11•4. DEAR IRKED: Here's Cott• Mne-541·025' your letter. CUp . ft and ~;;:;;;;;~~;55~~rl tack fl up near your rem . FALL And lau of luck, hooey. TENNIS CONFIDENTIAL to Recently Split And Need· ang Help: Get "Living and Loving Afte r Divorce," by Napo1itane and Pellegrino . <Publisher Rawson.> LESSONS forW- 8 LESSONS s 12so \Viii your .child be /tit .by )M\1•, "\Jf"1»)[ · ( }""]{<' · 1~:' J..\' '}Le . the U.S.A . 11 fa.~lcs#-grQWtnl/ VJLI J.l"U w " 'JI \...l).u.;..lt',\•;.,i) RMISTIATtOH MOM. SB'T. 12th COSTAMISA TBNSCWI read Ina failure'! -557.0211- n ~§UJ l»!IE lf IHt~ 1f "\YOlJ ~ ~HIHL[ll) W ll Il..Il.. 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Paroto Dark Brown or Taupe &.de with Mulli Colof Patc::hel on Vamp Strap .... .-. ....... _.. .. ~ ....... _.. .... ..__...._....;: .......... ..,.;.-. ................. .... ... .. . . . -' 25th Anai1'ersarg Warrants f;laange ' The fit'Sl plasll<'.·bod1ed automobile built by mass production, left. made its debut in 1953. The Chevrolet Corvette has changed severctl times in the last 25 years. The 1978 model, right, marks the most extensive c hange m the car in several years. General Motors claims the Corvette .ts the only authentic sports car manufacturered in the United States. Tunes, Tubs Tally 7ld11 Team· Pr.Oftt SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP> - Seven years ago, Cliff Branch and a buddy opened a small record and poster shop, hopmg to earn some money for college. But education soon had to take a back seat. The little record store had exploded into a multl- m lllion dollar marketin&empire. AT AGE 27, BRANCH now chairs the board of Warehouse Sound Company, the nation's leading mall order market.er of high fidelit,y equipment. The firm does about $10 million In sales an- nually. He also presides over the fledgling California Cooperage, an endeavor that. in only eight months, has risen tot.he top of the burgeoning hot tub market. Branch expects Cooperage to do SS million in s ales in the first year and eventually become his . main busin ess His partner. Tom Spaulding, remains a stockholder io Warehouse but dropped an active · role last year to race a ports cars. ""'~·· this coastal town. "It's obvious that this genera· tion is f:Olna to ex.Press it.s af· nuence lll a £0taJ ly dl!ferent style than the previous generation." he says. "I'm sensitive to that What I do is pinpoint it and capitalize on it. It comes very naturally to me " BRANCH. A STOCKY young man who likes his attire casual. says t.he emergence of hot tubs from a rlrm set up to market stereos reflects his and his generation's -growth. "Stereo components were our first attempt. We were an college and very much into music then ''Now I 'm getting older. I'm setUed. a homeowner. And so now J 've got a new product to market to the same people who are hke me aod were buying stereos before. Hot tubs "l'M SURE THAT in two years I 'LI have another one that fits right in," he said. "It's possible when I'm 60 I'll be marketing a new kind of crutch " DURING A LOW·KEY con· versation typical of his laid-back business attitude. Branch con- 1 ends success 1s only a matter of keeping a keen car tuned to the market he aims at -his own ge neration, Ure now.g rown babies of the postwar population CRUTCHES AT 60? Branch and Spaulding were both 20· year-old sophomores when they opened their record shop in the student union at the state university campus here. Cliff Branch, 27 ·boom. stay sensitive to the rapid social evolution," Branch says in h1s rustle office In a o nce· condeml)ed brick warehouse m Soon the pair began stockin~ stereo equipment and got sur prising res ults. In 10 months, Branch recalls. they had grossed $100,00!> ll was time lo drop out .. I would s a y m y busmess philosophy, very basically, Is to ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;._~~ TIME CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT $100,000 OR MORE 6.75% 6.25% 180 DAYS 90 DAYS ft ·11 Call £BCI c John Arthur City Bank 11141141-1234 M-FO.IC. Johnston &Murphy A moc toe taaset "Boxer Top" sfip-on In Black Smooth Calfskin with Full Leather Lmlngs. Mono Shop 11 {J~ Size Scale AA 10 to 12·13 A 9 to 12·13 B 8 to 12·13 C 7 to 12·13 D61/i to12 E8 to9 . ·11uti1 SHOESlllliilll _ _, 99 Fathlon Island, Newport Beach 759-9551 (\ County Firms Work on Fl8 Sixteen Orange County firms are sharing in subcontract work for the Fl8 Hornet strike fighter being developed for the Navy and Marine Corps by McDonnell Douglas and Northrop corporations. The Navy and Marine Corps are buying 811 Fl8s, expected to be delivered between 1982 and 1987. A prototype of the fight.er plane, considered to be faster, easier to m aneuver and easier to main· lain, was demonstrated at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station last month .- AMONG AREA FIRMS PARTICIPATING in the project are Notthoff E~gineerlng-LA, lnc .• Hun· tington Beach; the electronics division of La Barie. Inc., and Parker-Hannifin Corp., both of Irvine; Endevco Division of Becton Dickinson & Company. San Juan Capistrano; and Rosan. Inc .• Newport Beach. __.. Others involved are Air lndust'rles Corp .. Garden Grove; Aerochem, Inc., and Independent Forge Company, both of Orange; Park Engineering end Manufacturing of Buena Park; Kaylock Division of Kaynar Manufacturing Inc .. Fullerton; and Risistoflex Corp. Western Division. Anaheim. Santa Ana firms involved in the program are Aerom1l Engineering Company. Altamil Corp Aluminum Forge division, Aluminum Precision Products, Standard Pressed Steel Company and Mac-Lyn Manufacturing. AT PEAK PRODUCl'ION, THE proeram is ex· peeled to provide more than 20,000 jobs in the state. Since the project be1an in 1976, Northrop of· ficials said, their company alone has placed more than $18.5 million In subcontracUn1. with Sl.2.6 milllon going to more than 270 California com- panies. The aircraft la belnl developed under a unique agreement between the two firms . McDonnell Douifas of St. Louis is working on the carrier-baaed planes and'Northrop is the prime contractor for the land-bued veralons. .. .. ' ' Cole Haan FirmPlam Stock Sale Classic Saddles or Traditional Bucks. Come Try A Pair. CentUJ')' 21 Real E1tate Corp.. Irvine, plans an lnJUal public offetln1 of 700,000 •hares of com- mon atoek, accordln1 to a rectttraUoa atatement IUed wttb the Securttles and Euhan1e Com· mlMOD. The ottering wlU be made through a IYft· dJ~ale of UAderwrtten to be rnana1ed by . Wed- buab, Noblo, Cooh, Inc., and Bateman El~hler, Hill JUcbt.rdl, lnc. The comPfJ\Y la aeJllna 111,000 1han1 and cer- tatn 1hareholder1 rare ae1Un1525,000 ahares. of school and into..puslness fuU- time. BRANCH AND S PAULDING moved off campus and renamed their shop Stereo West. The up. ward spiral continued. Stereo West expanded lo fi ve st.ores on the West Coast. "In 30 months, our sales went from zero to $7 mllljon," says Branch. And in 1974. Branch and Spaulding sold out to CBS Corp. after a fat offer Branch says he "couldn't refuse '· As Branch and Spaulding dis· solved their intt!rcst In retail stores. they began to sharpen their focus on the mail order market one they fell was wait· ing to be grabbed "THE OLD FOGIES who were in the business at the time, they didn't understand kids wanted to get ripped and listen to Jimi Hen- drix," Branch told a maeazine recently. "Kids knew there was a whole lot of hypocrisy in that long cabinet with nothing In it. and that these little components were functional and you got good sound for your money. We Ju.st exploited that." Indeed. Business galloped at such a feverish pace that the U.S. Postal Service gave Watehou.se its own zip code. Several com· panies tried unsuccessfully to buy out Branch and Spaulding. When Spaulding left last year to pursue his lifelong goal, auto racing, Branch took full com- m1md . "BtJT IT'S NOT A one-man ~now by any m eans," says Branch, who employs about 100 persons with an average age or 24. . .. We're an experimental com- pany with a lot of profit sharine and employe participation. Ac- tu ally, it rum> iL5eJr.'' Cooperage. the hot tub hrm, was Branch·s brainstonn.i....a ven· t1.1re he tackled after MS0,000 worth of careful research. The company both manufac- tu rcs and retails the popular backyard wooden soaking tubs. Over The Counter MASO Usting1 with 100 dealer& establilbed na· tlonwtde. PIANS ARE UNDO way for an ei(bt-acre plant on the out- skirts of San Luis Obispo that will house both \Varebouse and Cooperage. "I 'Work 70 to 80 hours a ~k when we started. l'i:n down to • about 60 a week now," be says. "It's fun for me. I get up and go to woric and stay there until l 'm tired. I don't look at the clock." ~ Married two 'Weeks aco to his girlfriend o( seven years, Branch say.s success has been .a sweet pill to swallow. ''You get used to driving a Ferrari. 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Verlt11 .• tt 307 16~ 11r Verol..C.JOe s so IOVJ-.... V"'40 • 11 514-Iii Vlf'l!CO .UI .. 7 2'-··· .• Vtttle 1 fie • n 1'h •. Vetco .toe II 1' Uh .. Vlectm .10 I• .. 11V.-l't VI I! Pw I JA I 4IO Utt "9 Vel!~llf.4 . .0 .. t4IO S. + 1 Vel llf s. 120 S.lh-•1 Va lllf9.1S , JtO 108 ••• v. ~11ruo ,. 31••. 1<o va•llfJ r.n • •'4JO •v.-1 Vornado t 6'' 'lo Vul<nM 1 10 7 II ,, ... ~ Frld1t. S!pt!mber 8, 1177 N DAILY PILOT U • Man'• World Women Still • Need to Fight By JOHN CUNNIFF ., ....... ....,.. Where work la in•olved, it'• 1U1l a man'• world, a con- cluaion one cannot avoid reac:hlnc 11 f &lth ls lo be placed m bu11lntss survey a u41chotarly ~xamlnations. A study by Jobi\ Robinson, recently pubUshed ln book form Bl "How Americans Use Time," shows that women still handle almost all the housework and childcare, ev•n when lhey, like the.Ir husbands, hold outaldejobs. ROBINSON ASKED A CROSS·SECl'ION of women lo keep diaries of all their daily activlUes. Analyslne the diaries, he found thal women claim lo do 80 percent ot the chores, which include lawnmowlnt as well as dustine. More reveallne were their attitudes. Only 23 percent ot them looked lo their husbands for relief or help with the chores. even though they said that some facet or housework w as the least enjoyable part of their.days: A survey Just completed by a management consulting firm shows something of the same sort ln the busi- ness world. The average male officer in large corporations makes $50,000 or more; the women make under $30,000. That repcwt is from Heidrick and Struwes. which studied the careers or 148 women officers Jn industrial, bank- ing, financial, Insurance, retaiUng and other companies. cuNN1~11 Women, it found, tended to come up ,. throuf(l:I the ranks slowly, often graduatine from long·held ~ clerical positions to oHicer status later In UCe than their male counterparts. Many became corporate secretaries ·rather than vice presidents PERQUISITES. WHICH INCREASINGLY have become more common in lieu of cash compensation in many companies, remain male·domlnated. "Not a single one of a dozen perquisites i1> held by a m ajority of the women of- ficers. <tlthough a number are widely held by males," the report relates. The women did come close in one area -stock options which were held by 49.3 percent of those studied. But not one of th.em received "auto with driver," only 5.4 percent held membership in a country club, and only 3.4 percent held a management contract. • Travel seems to be another exception. ''Travel plays a larfe part in lhe Ufe of the typical male executive. but this is • not lhe case with the female officer," ll was reported. "In· deed, 37 percent of the women do not travel at all." THAT ISN'T TO SAY THAT companiea decUne to aend women on trips even when their positions entail travel. More llkely, It's in the nature of the woman executive's posi- tion as s~retary. which is essentially a headquarters Job. But type-casting women executives into the corporate secretary role, while perhaps not blatant discrimination. Li discrimination nonetheless, and the women are quite aware of It. Asked t.o cite the factor lmpedln1 their progreas the most. 48.5 percent said "discrimination." It was considered ~ lhe worst single impediment, regardless of co mpensation, marita: status. age or education. AND HOW DO THE WOMEN CHALLENGE this blockage? By "hard work." It was cited by 48 percent of the ~ women officers as the single factor contributing most to their success. Twenty.one percent said "ability:" 10 per· • cent said ''luck." ln that at least. it would appear. they are quite like their male counterparts. But in nwnbers, they have a long, long • way to go. The number of women officers, say the re- searchers. is only one for every 6.6 industrial companies. Market Hit Sharply By Interest Worries I ~· NEW YORK CAP> -The stock market declined sharp. ly today amid revived concern about the intereat·rate out.- look. The Dow Jones averaie of 30 industrials, which fell 8.23 point.a Thundat, was down another u .09to857.07today. Lasera outnumbered tainen by more than a 3·1 mar1ln among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues . DowJonnA11eraps What Sto~kt1 Old .~~-c:r'·~' 1'1 .... , oe.i..,,_..-.... ;io 111e1 °t'rn ~fl, a'G::1 ~-t~ IO Tr11 iiJ:,1 21' ... flUO Jl•M-t.ot rrtdu. . ... .. ... ... . . , " ~x i::::: lll:r. .:::: m\. I ''"' . .. ............. . Ulllt .••......... ········ u "" .... ....... . ........ J, A-.erfr•-.Leaden . .. ralW VO~IC )" ""9, • it.I'll. Ill''« .... ( "' .. ,. ,_, ect!W !Mfken llKMnot ..,... ...CIMlity .. -· "*' ''· ~·J••"" '01,.,. 2\41 •••u M ....... ...CO \Ci •1111 "' wt...... ...... " • -. 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' =:.·.s:,.. .-·:::::::::::: •.. \ t I v J, h tc s " .... f rtdl timber t 1971 by Brad ~ndtnon - "You'll have to be more.-eareful what you scratch your back on'" ONE OTl-IER ANNOuf\lC.E:NIENT. IT HAS COME. 10 OOR Ai'fENTiON 1i4AT UPPERC&.AS~ ARE ~9f N6 lo FLUSH 5olt1E OF Tl-I[ ~ALLE.R ~PHOMORE.S U'.lo.l"1 fHE c.oMNIGDE5 / TANK McNAMARA .. MOON MULLINS AS LI.€ HAVE: NIENllONED IN lHE PA5T WE WILL ~OT TOLERATE ™15 ~T OF iHIN6 / I~, WKAT WIL.l. YOU MAYE' TO wore.rev AISOIAT WHeN r PICONOlANCE VOL{ • ~r:.u.1110? by Tom Batiuk .• ~/~q., DON'T wo~~ w1TM MV N~i..uco+e~ tl.L. THINK ~ .50METHIN~ "" DOOLEY'S WORLD WHAT 00 l(OU EXPECT TO LEARN OOING ~AT? roR ONE ™ING, SOPHOMORES WILL t-.Oi Dl550LV£ .' Lyle overibWered 11'\~ villain, -rescued the beautiful U:>oise, -and returned the ransom ~to the renk. q • ., by Jeff Millar and Bill Hinds DR.SMOCK MOTLEY'S CREW by Ferd and Tom Johnson I CH~ A~OUND \ : ANDS~~ IF YOU 1 ' CMI i:1ND OU'f... I .... / '---1.f---: ~. . i a I. : I ! .. MOW TO MANIPUl.ATE OTHER PEOPLE! by George Lemont GORDO by Gus Arriola GERIATRIX TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 54 Macaw 57 Nflrogen 1 Savory 59 Cheroot UNITED Feature Syndicate 6 Saurelllah 61 Puddlngano 10 African village pie 14 -----, 64 Oral lluld Thursday Puzzle Solved: H11ute, Ind 67 Wint area ' 15 Skier'• 68 RetapRrtnto ICC"SO!Y sin 16 Kellfs 70 Europelfl 1,1011um blackbird · 17 Far East 71 Cry of revelry artifacts 72 Germann 11 A l E ICll\ A II A 8 A C A A C I 0 IHI I IR E S A L 0 H AHllY EAR •OALY H A T E L 0 T S I Y A A 0 OIN I S P A N 0 A S H ~ T • NI 0 D E A I Y E I s:..~r:Ti, -:~z.. ,.;:. 4b '40tJK ~. ~ "01.)JO: VJAl5T- LINE!' 19 And else first prealdent whef'e 73 Short runway JUDGE PARKER ' 2worda 'plane DO KIH1:1H[ AC E V I l • II C II I T S H 0 C l E Y E l~ I II U • I H 0 20 Fichonal 74 Moist mouse 75 Uncl11n 21 Set 11C>art 23 Pulls to pieces DOWN 25 Kind of price 26 Showed the 1 Mouth: Prefix way 2 Air: Prefix Z7 Existed 3 Book pro- 29 Allows ducllon plant 18 Slender and 43 Sluggish 31 Nol yet old 2 words "'100th .ta Prevall un-33 Tr" 4 Feminine 22 Oetlll clwtckld 34 causes to name 24 Rain 48 Entertained ceaae 5 Negative vlgoroualy 5t Having 38 Feminine dtclelona 2' Dfalort pointed p#ta name 8 Watering 28 The Eut S4 Frtnklln P . .tO Wiid place 30 Sallboet'a and J. Quincy dlaturtu1ncit 7 Weatherman·a •PM 55 Rtmount a 42 Trlal'a word 32 Compr111ed alone companion 8 Stranger bill 58 Star: Comb. 44 Met. VtP 9 Mekeleaa 35.-----form '5 -----active boom 58 Rung of a weight 10 Buy on 37 Cyclist: chair 47 John L Lewis 2worda do Excuse TU MBLEWE E OS follower 11 Adding 38 WlcUdn•a 82 W~dow part 49 Family machine JD Tall and u-n. 83 fl.rtobOttomed 50 Atrtal: SI~ product oalnly boat 52 Aecord thl ~ 12 Marble 41 Declmll 66 UpriOht: Abbi. ~ t3 Gave lytl.m M.Prtttnt'®t 53 Wapiti apatlngly bilie tll Loel<e>pen« P II E f E R S C II E E H T I E O•E N l II U S T s l 0 II f I c-r A T E R l I V I D E X PIL 0 S I V E AH E H 0 T 'I RIE E V E N H A H Q E S T 0111 II E H 0 " IT~ GOOD 10 HAVf 's'oI DECIDED ~ 0 Y0t.J WI~ u~ ON ~ 'i()\_I W6PNESP,O..Yt:1 ~ A~ra:-cwss ~ ~ c ? t<"'<)W FO~ M'/$-F AND & ~w~ A LAWN 6CG&IZ i 6e:NOA ' ' olJ'I Off F~ Gl.M>Y5! • · "'N A .. 1 ob.~ • ~~~ ' ~ • , I I "' r ' l ' 11 so pe WI ' the L 1 ) D4H I at I by I ... . ·~-l WENDY TURNBULL KNOCfCED OFF VIRGINIA WADE. ~. Open Action r· Connors at Best To Down Orantes I' · 1-'0REST IJILl..S, NY. IAP1 Back problems and pa!>l act'ompl1~hmenl !-. 1'1bthw1lh s tan~hng , Jimm y Coanors may be a greater contender now than ever. -· ·J~ may be the best I ever sa~ t' l\im play, on clay especially," ~aid Spain '~ Manuel Orantes. who lost lo Connors Thursday 91ghl, Ii 2. 6·4. 6·3. in the most ~Olly-contested match yet an th~ (llrle days of the U.S. Open Lennis -rhamp1onships . • Connors enters the se mifinal~ against Corr ado Barazzutti, the t1~le-.known Italian who thrashed ' e tournamen t·~ third-seed t ian Gottfried. 6·'2 . 6-1. 6·2 hursday. Orantes had been conshlered ne of the men who eould take oorjors down a peg In this Open H;-did lt in 1975 after Jimmy'b brilliant 1974 season. and took him an straight sets this s ummer in the finals of the U.S. clay-court cbanunooshJp, · • Wade blamt•d the clay surfact• and the earliness of her match 11 a.m. for her poor play "Even when I'm trying to be aggrcsi.1 ve, I · fi.nd I 'm sti II tentativl• on this !>Urface," she said. "All week Ion~ I've played so m'any messy points, and f'm not alone I think the women feel v. c 're JU~t not well-equipped to play on clay .. Iler opponent. lht• little Aussie clubbed .. Rabhjt" for her ability lo cha~e balls all over the court. had her first \'lctory ever over Wade. Meanwhile, Barazzutti played the best he ever has 10 a major event. passing Gottfried al nearl~ every opportunity Gottfried contributed 52 unforced errors W-'• Sl ... OIMlrt~.>fl ... lt WenOy TUtnbull Deal Vl<Qllll• W•cle,6·1 • I Metl1"" Nllvte~IO•• !IHI Mlm• J •U-• • • I -·· Sl ... let QoMrief.flMla Corrado 9.,.,1ut11 Deal B•I.., GoUl•ied,6·? ._, ., Jlmrnv COii~ llHI Men.,.1 O••ntn. !.-?, •·•· ., Delllllet SaMlllMI• tl•l•n Gottlro~d A•ul A•m••~r l>ut IClm WuwlC~ Syd Ball & • ~-1 • , • trlday. September 9. 1911 DAIL V PILOT pl T~lrk Replies With La:wsui~ · LAS VEGAS <AP> - N•voda-Laa Vegas basketball coach Jerry Tarkanlan kept his Armeni1m mouth ahut for the cnoet part Thursday and let a legal document do hi• talklnl as he unleashed an indictment of the NaUonal Colle1late At.hlelic Anociation. Two weeu ago, the NCAA announced that the UNLV basketball proeram was being placed on two years probation. tor numerous violations of NCAA bylaws. Some of the infractions dated back seven years. As part· of its penalty, the NCAA recomme nded that Tarkanian be severed from the UNLV at.hlelic program dwin1 the probationary period. UNLV President Dr. Donald Baepler sent a letter to "TIU'k the Shark" on Wednesday, tnforminl the coach that there was no alternative but suspension Crom his athletic duties. Baepler admitted in the letter that his task was an unpleasant one. but added that he felt it would be impossible for the university to show cause why the NCAA should not levy additional penalties for not goine along with the suspension recommendation. Tarkanlan answered with a lawsuit against the unlverslty1 Boepler and the University or Nevlda Board of Re1enta, and won a temporary restraining order Thursday probiblUn1 the unlveralty from Jmpoain1 the .suapenalon. A hearinc on TerJlanian's request for a temporary injunction will be held Sept. 21 before Clark County District Court Judge James BreMan. The suit was expected by most. Tarkanlan 's request for a temporary restrainln& order centered on an alleced violation of his rights to due process. A Couple of 'Baina Boys To Battle at Coliseum LOS ANGELES CAP> - Quarterbacks Joe Namath and Ken Stabler both have played with Super Bowl winners; yet one fights for a job while the other is secure when they batUe tonight (7:30) at the Coliseum. Namath. 34, led the New York Jets to the National ~ootball League title in 1969 and this year has been signed by the Los Angeles Rams. The left-handed Stabler led hi s Oakland Raiders to the Super Bowl crown early this year and hi s club Is a ravorlte again this season. Both attended the University of Alabama and a crowd of about 50,000 will match them In a finale or the NFL preseason schedule. Namath, dropped by the Jets. wa!l signed for an estimated SlS0,000 by the Rams who have said he'd be the backup to Pat Haden, the former USC Rose Bowl star who won the starting Joh with the Rams late in the 1976 season. Coach Chuck Knox of the Rams. whose club is only 1·4 fo the preseason, says that Namath 1s starting only because it is hi!> l~rn in the rotation. ll doesn't mean that Broadway Joe will open the regular season 1n a week. There is no doubt Stahler will be the start.er when the regular season starts. Jle's No. l for the Raiders, who are 3-2 in the exhibitions and whipped the San Francisco 49ers 33·0 a week ago. The Raiders have won division <'hampionsbips in nine of the past 10 years in the AFC while the Rams have been the NFC West champions ti).e past four seasons each of those since Knox took over Namath bas completed 15 of 34 passes since joining Los Angeles this season whlle Stabler is 39 or 68. Back for Los Angeles is guard Dennis Harrah who was sidelined a week ago when the ROTH MEMORIAL GAME TONIGHT SAN DIEGO (AP) -Antelope Valley and Grossmont College meet in football tonight and a tribute to Joe Roth, the former Grossmont and University of California quarterback who died of cancer. The Joe Roth Memorial Game in San Diego Stadium is expected to draw 20,000 persons including Roth's parents. Roth, wbo died at Berkeley last February. grew up in the El Cajon area. Rams were upset 26·25 by the Sao Di ego Chargers. Los Ang~le11 will have Its regular runrung backs Lawrence M cCutcheon and John Cappelletti start.mg while Oakland will have two of the leading preseason ground gainers io Clarence Davis and Mark van Eeghen. The top receivers for each team so far in the 1977 season have been tight ends -Dave Casper for Oakland with 14 catches for 213 yards and Terry Nelson of the Rams with 10 for 204. The premier receivers for the Ratns in the past have been Ron Jessie and Harold J ackson but Jessie. who has dropped a few, is now six for 98 and the late reporting Jackson five for63. The Rams have had instability in their offensive line for several reasons. Veteral\ Tom Mack missed the first two weeks, tackle Doug France has been out since the opening game with a knee injury and center Rich Saul has been back only for the past two games arter a contract d1 spule. The Raiders have their big and fast offensive line back with Art Shell, John Vella. Gene Upshaw, George Buehler and Dave Dalby and it should test the revamped Ra ms defense. Sox Suffer 1st '77 Shutout Ryan Bags 19th Win to Open ~ep Nolan Ryan and Dave La Roche accomplished a first for 1977 Thursd&N night. combining to hand the Chicago While Sox their initial shutout defeat of the season 2-0 in the first game of a twi-night doubleheader. The Angels scored three runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to win the nightcap 3·2 and earn a sweep of thetwinbill. Tonight the Angels and Sox go at it again. It's at 7 :30 and will be broadcast on KMPC 1710> The White Sox hadn 'l been shut out in their first 136 games or the season before Ryan, 19·13, and LaRoc'he, who e11med his 14th ~ave, limited them lo four bits. Ryan came -out in the seventh inning when his right forearm tightened. The 1932 New York Yankees were the last major league team to go an entire season without being blanked. 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Torkanlan would remain a university eroploye, but will be reassigned to other duties. explained Lorne Seidman. assjstant general counsel for the univeC"Sitv. • "When this thing is over, 111 have so much to say you won't believe it," Tarkanlan aald alter the hearing, noting that his attorney has advised him to J<eep quiet until then. JERRY TARKANIAN Reds Open last Shot At Dodgers CINCINNATI-The Cincinnati Reds make a last-ditch run at the pace·setting Dodgers with five games against LA in the next seven days beginning with tonight's televised <KTTV. Channel 11) coolest out or Riverfront Stadium here. Game • timeisSo'clock. Tommy John (17·5), the Dodgers· ace left-hander. will start against southpaw Fred Norman (14-10) oftbe Reds. The defending world champion Reds have little hope of catchlng the Dodgers, now 12~ games in front with 22 to play. Thursday night again s t . Atlanta. Manny Mola drilled his 117th career pinch hit in the 11th inning, sending Dusty Baker. who had singled, to third. Dave Lopes then knocked in the winning run for a 5-4 Dodgers victory with a sacrifice fly. The pinch single moved Mota · into second place on the all-time major league list behind Smokey Burgess. ''I'm very proud." Mota said. "But t.o me the game represent.c; more than just a base hit. It's an honor being among such batters as Jerry Lynch, Smokey Burgess. Red Lucas and Gates Brown. I don:t think I'm as good a bitter as any of those guys." TM""sellout crowd of 12,497 watched as Connors hit deep, sledge-hammer shot.., frequently rag ht on the line or in the corners Orantes' ground stroke se<!med aimless. particularly off his backhand.. In other quarter-final matches, N'~ 2 Mwti'da H1'vratilova beat Miihf ,fausovec . 6 -4,.6 ·1 Wjmb~n champion Virginia Wad e fell to No. 12 Wendy Turnf1ull 6-2. 6-1. Steelers Trampled Royah Extend String ta 9 Ryan, who lowered his earned run average to 2.63 and raised his 1977 ~trikeout total to 317 by fanning five, entered the seventh inning with a one-hitter. but was replaced by LaRoche after a one-out singles by Jorge Orta and Rictµe Zisk. "My arm has been stiff for about two weeks." said Ryan. "It got to the point tonight where I couldn't throw a curve ball. I don't think I '11 miss a tum. I should know in a day or two." 8•,,lo<o IL.IMI t J 1 1 0 ' Aytt<\ IW.1 .. IJI 6'> J 0 0 I S L•Roclle 2•'l I 0 0 0 l Soe ..UR0<:11e'Ct0. T-2:03. SECONDOAMI CMICAGO CALll'OMNIA Ge,,11 Cotu<lolf &.nfthl1rs• Or1• 1b •1tr 11.i .. rllllli s o o o 80,1evd • o o o o o O O Cllalll Jb • 0 0 0 ~ 1 1 o Ro.Jecll.wrnrf 2 O o o Phil Niekro, the Braves· 37 -year-old knuckleballer who leads the National League in strikeouts, struck out seven Dodgers in eight innings, giving him a season total of 231 and breaking a 75-year club record. The previous Braves record or strikeouts in a season was 226 set by Vic Willis or the Boston Bravesinl902. ' Out of Past .CQ111es Palmer " T9 Share Lead ... DALLAS -Quarterb ack Roger Staubach slapped lite In- to a sluUisb Dall¥ offenu and Effren Herrera drllled three long-di.tance field goals Thurs- day nl&ht to propel the lJaJlas Cowboys to a 30-0 National Foot- ball League pre-seuon victory over a lifeless Pittsburgh Steelers team. Both teams ended the exhibi- tion season with identical 3-3 retords and their s tarting quarterbacks nursin1 injuries. Staubacb, who bac:t mwecs Ule last two sames with a pulled hamstring, fiipped a three-yard touchdown pass to tlg~t end J 8.Y Saldi and completed ei1bt of 13 pUHI before leavirt' lrith leg cramJ)I early ln the second half. Herrera'• field aoals carried 44, 47 and as yards u the Dallu d efense sacked Steelers quartetbacu elgbt times, totally manhandllnl the Plttaburih of. tensive Un. ln a nationally t.eleviaed aame. xc ....... SEATl'LE -DarreU Port.et 1«ked t..io home ntna and John Mayb9n'Y, Frank White and Hal McRM ta blasted one Thurs- day ldOt II the Kaull Clty Ro1al1 trlq,med th• Seattle Maiiftin 'f·I for lhelr n.lntb con- ..CUU..tncunpb. Ryan made his 34th start of the season ThunJday night. He has 22 complete games. Lerrin LaGrow wild-pitched the winning run home in the bottom ot the ninth, capping the three-run rally that gave the Angels their victory in the night.c:av. Francisco Barrios, 12·5, went all the way for Chicago in taking the openJng-game loss. Zisk dll Gam04~rl Sllf'n<n lb LttMonc• K~UlriQet lb Oownll'IQC J t 1 o Remy pr o o O o 4 O I O KlllQftlMI 11> • 1 fil l 0 2 1 8ayl0f rf • 1 0 0 3 o 1 o Guer,.,o 21> • o 2 1 • o o·o R•m•,..•P< o 1 o o • 0 I 0 Mulllnlkl 16 J 0 0 I J O I O Fl0t" dtl ) 0 I 0 Ettlleb9,.,.nc J to o Sota1tut1 o o o o Tol8'• J3 1. I Toti!, O"t out whfon w1nn1nq rvn K.Orf'd JI 3 • ? 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The I funtington Reach resident will get a purs e or $125,000 for his crrorts In his third title defense The match. along with a reatherwe1ght title bout and three other fights. will he na- lion<illy ll'lcv1sed and shown locally on delayed TV. Palomino had a $75.000 guarantee for his last fight m : London which he won by knockout over Dave Green. Th(• welterweight champ doesn't take any non-title fights, preferring to put the cha~ pionship up for grabs every six months ''Because or the problems I have had with my hands ... he says, "I don't take any non-title fights. "I chipped a knuckle before my fight with Mando Muniz and 1t had to be postponed. Then I re- injured It in the fight and in England, I hurt my other hand <lert >." But everything 1s right this time and Tuesday's bout will be his second title defense at the Olympic. lie has never been knocked out and his record shows 22 v1c· tories, one loss and three draws The lone loss was a split decision in his first main event against Andy Price. Palomino says the fight Tues- day night will mean a little more than most of his previous out- ings. "Because it is on national television, I will get some na- tional exposure," he says. "If 1 do good, it could mean more lo me than just another fight." Palomino docs six miles of road work daily <ind works for two hours m the Westminster Boxmg Club gymnasium includ· mg eight rounds of sparring. "One thing Palomino bas over anybody is his great determina- tion. And he gets himsell in such great condition, he usually gets them out of there in the late rounds," hjs co.manager Jack McCoy says. "He's definitely better after he gets his momen· tum going." A natural welterweight Cl47 pounds). Palomino has no thoughts of moving to another weight division. "I wouldn 'l want to go up to the middleweight class," he says. "J have never given it any thought and when I am through as a welterweight, I want to qu1t." At 28, Palomino is a long way from being through and just in case he might lose sometime, there is usually always a re- match clause in the champion's contract. Bas eball Standings One fiJ.(ht he would like lo get would 6e with Jose Cuevas. the World Boxing Association welterweight champion . But matchmakers. so far. haven't heen able to line this one up. After the fight Tuesday night. 1U1t:RJCAN LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. 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BRIEFS. • • Continued From Page 87 crowns, Gaillard said he would step down following the 1977-78 season. "The basic reason is my family situation," said Galllar~1 37, married, and the father or t.nree. Req11at Nl%ed The request of Everaldo Azevedo of Italy to have an Italian official work his welterweight championship fight against champion Carlos Palamino at the Olympic Auditorium Tuesday has been turned down by the California Athletic Commission. "This is not a mandatory defense for Palomino and the officials will be selected from a list of California officials," said Joe Olmos, chief inspector for the Los Angeles office of the State Athletic Commission, Thursday. "There is a chance an official may be from outside tJfe state." • LEASE • C.H. ALDEN .. A shoe for all seasons Black or Brown Calf Plain Toe with LJctitwetght Rubber Sole. Young .Players Key To CdM Grid SucCess One or teveral contenders for the South Coast Leaiue football champiolllfbtp, the Corona del Mar Jngh School Sea Klngs wilJ rely on sophomores and Juniors to a great degl'ft during the 1977 campaign. The Sea Kings. along with Mis- sion Viejo, Costa Mesa, San Clemente and perhaps Laguna Beach, are mentioned as the most likely t.o succeed when the league season rolls ""ound. For coach Dick Morris' CdM squad. the maturity or younger players will be the key to suc- cess. Of the 48 candidates out for the vars ity, 30 are un - derclassmen. "We plan to two-platoon this season," Morris says. "We have two players ln contention for the starting quarterback spot, but the one that doesn't start on of- fense. will start on defense." The two he. ls referring to are Kurt Brockman and Rick Starnes. Both are juniors and both saw action on defense last season. Brockman as a starter in every game. Brockman (6-0, 175) started at quarterback against Mission Vie- jo and at running back again~l Newport Harbor and Marina. He is a rover on defense. Starnes (6-1, 160) didn't play much on of- fense but is a defensive safety and holder on placement kicks. The offensive backfield has ap. parent depth with Marty Green (5-10, 190, sr.) and Dave Bright (5-9, 185, jr.) vying for the fullback spot. Bright was most valuable on the CdM sophomore team last year. Tailback will find Tom Beauchamp (6-0, 180, sr. >. Arata Hamawaki (5-6, 135, jr.) and Martin Hubbard (5·6, 145, jr. > competing for the sta1:·ti!'g as- sign menl. Hamawak1 ts the fastest player on the team, run- ning the 40in4. 7. Three starters are back this season. all on defense. In addi- tion to Brockman, Bruce Batchellor and Eric Raff are also available . Batchellor <5·9. 150. ar.) l5 a defensive back and Raff (5·10, 1~. jr.) is a middle cuard. Raff was selected to the all- league second team last year. The defensive line Includes Tony Moore (6·1, 200, sr.), Mark Baker ~11. 185, Jr.) and Chris Roll (6·1, 210. sr. > at tackle. Three players are also vying for the two end spots including Mike Baker (6 ·4, 215, sr.), Dan Flanagen (6-1, 195,.jr. > and Brad Thayer (5-7, 145,sr.>. Linebacker candidates include Greg Koehler (5-11, 175, sr.). John Schnitger (5·11, 180, aopt\.> and Fred Chytrus (5-9, lM, sr. >. In the defensive secondary, m addition to Brockman and \Starnes, are Batchellor, John Melbon (5-9, 160, jr.) and Oave Johnson (6-0, 155, jr.). both at eomerback. The offensive line wUl be handled by Skip Allen (&-0, 190, Jr.) at center; Scott Kll,l'lten (N, 160, Jr.> at right cuard; Martt Ca1l1as (5-8, 155, sr. > at Jett guard; Jeff Cole (8-0, lM, jr.) at right tockle; either Bucky Gillette (6-1, 175, Jr.) or Kory Burwell (6-0, 205, sopb.) at left tackle. Two players are vying for titht end including Jim Shollin (6-1, 175, jr.) and Mark Wlltze (f.O. 170. sr.). Wide receiver can- didates include Craig Jobmtone <6·1, w. sr. >: Clark Hayes (5-10, 155, sr.); Tony Jackson (6-0• ~. Jr.); and Jon Turner (5·10, MO, jr. ). Morris says he will rotate ,the wide receivers and all four Will see action. CdM and Edison will tangle in an Informal scrimmage at Edison Saturday at 10. Speed Queen at OCIR O'Neil Drives Drag•ter Speed queen Kitty O'Neil. a Hollywood stuntwoman who has been deaf since birth, wlll make her California debut in a rocket powered dragster Saturday at Oranee County Internatlonal Raceway. O'Neil will headline a.program that features some 40 funny cars and fuel altereds in the back-t.o- school drag championships at OCIR. She will pilot her 6,500- horsepower dragster through the quartermile strip in four seconds at morethan350 miles per hour. ln July, she established eight world and national speed records and a week later piloted a jet boat at 275 mph to set another mark. O'Neil has run 618 miles per hour in a rocket land speed rec- ord car, just four miles orr the all·time mark set by Gary Gabelich in 1970. She has also been an AAU swimming and diving champion and a one-time world record holder on water skis at 102 mph. Along with O'Neil's ap-_ pearance at OCIR, John Lom· bardo and Don "The Snake" Prudhomme will be among the top competitors in the funny car and fuel altered competition with driven vying for $12,000 in prize money. Lombardo has Jost once this season in West Coast competition when his funny car broke oo the starling line at oc1a·s pro dragster championships in .Tuly. Prudhomme, winner of the NHRA nationals. will also be on hand. Gates open at 10 Saturday with side-by·side qualifying in the af- ternoon. Eliminations begin at 7:30. Along with O'Neil and the fun. ny car-altered program, the West Coast bracket c ham- pionships will also be contested with two fK.car fields.· Laver, Gerulaitis Play Thursday LEASE FIAT Cycle Races Alan Christian, Ron Preston, Steve Columbo and Bruce Penhall will be among the top riders competing tonl1ht (8) In the weekly motorcycle speedway racea at the Orange County Fair· grounds in Costa Mesa. Tonight's action will feature a full 24-event card on the final night of regular season competi- tion before the national quallfylng event next . Fr iday. LEASE A 1978 PONTIAC •GRAND PRIX •TRANS-AM 0...... Mow ... T''*-Ow Al ....... l'er Oct.._. N..-, • BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC ~ ........... ......... .,y....._ ..... ltZ-665 1 or '36-2500 FRONT END SPECIAL LUBE & OIL SPECIAL · Includes Complete Alignment and Front Wheel Balancing s10" llAIE SPECIAL Front Otlc Plda lnttllled MOltC.. '28.96 lnclUdet Car Lube 011 Fiiter Up To 5 Ota. Otl 878-13 C78-13 E78-14 Friday, September t. 1177 DAILY PILOT ~ t . .. : i t ~ea Set Saturday With urn <»&K'non but • "'nk <1way , Or•D£\' Cudl .rt•• ~Mh "lcbool fuotball l •m• arc tYtlna tiaturd•y'a ('Ontrolled acrlm tn•1a H • final tuntup bofor It atartaceuntm• In tho record book~ Thl'ff maJor conrrontaUOn5 1tr• at llunt!n1ton llHch IU1h c Fountain V11lley v. ~anla Anu Vallo al 7 p m 1. Newport Harbor lliAh t Newport •nd Sant11 :\na's Mater Dtl at 7 p m > 1and Edi.son <ltununaton 8 cuch> tli&h ft;dlaoo \lfo Corona dC"I M•r •t 10 I tn I 11ere '" Satu11h1y '• a.chedu.le • L'run•rl>ll) cfrvtnt) at Hunt m.iton U~uch, lO u n> Coron.1 dt'I Mar at Edaaon, 10 am Dana lull~ at Tust&n. lOa .m C:up1strano Valley at Laauna Rc ach.6p.m Don Lugo\~ ln ine itt Harvard Athletic Purk. 7 I' m . Santo Ana Valley vs Fount.am Valley al Huntington Beath lligh, 7 pm Mater Oe1 at Newport Harbor. 7p.m. Estancia 1Co1>ta MAt.a I at San Clemente, 7 p m El Toro vs Sonora at La Habra ll1 ~h. 7 p.m . Costa Mesa vs El Dorado at Valencia High, 7 p.m Saddlcback llig~ vs Manna at Westminster High, 7 p m · · Dellyl'IMC ...... GrldOaCloek Eagles Solid Offensively Estancia <Costa Mesa> Hl1h baa two lmpor. tanl lnuedlents relative to success ln football-a lethal passing combination and a solid, ex~enced offensive line. The Eagles of Estancia coach Jim Bratten will hC' relying on the passlng and running or quarterback Dave Jeranko, the re~ivto1 of tlgbt end-wide receiver Mike Camp aod the line play of tackles Dave Bachlor (6·3, 227) and Klint William.a <5-11, 185), guards Kevin Obymalto (6-0, 205) and Dave Pisarski (5·11, 200) and center Craig Crandall <6·0, 185). AJlareretumlncstarters. The llne has been intact as starters as frQiit hmen, sophomores and juniors on the '78 varsity. "Our oCfensive line was the weakest link hlst year," says Bratten. "Now it's the stron1est." . Jeranko completed 58 of 138 passes for 759 yards and six touchdowns in '76, and figures to 10 to the air more often this year with Camp, considered one of Orange County's best receivers, the major target. Other aces an the Estancia stable include linebacker Steve Cunirr (5'11, W sr.), Jlneman John Thompson (6·4, 190 jr.), light ends Mike Yocum C6·0, 180 sr.) and Tony Camp (6·2, 175sopb.). and re· celvers Jerry Hopkins, GleM Hicks, and Tom Ness. Five arc working at running back-and all are in the class that Bratten Ukes-eolid inside runners with blocking ability. Mission Vi ejo vs Foothilt'at Tustin Hi~h. 7:30 pm ESTANCIA QUARTERBACK DAVE JERANKO. They are Andy Dominfuez (5·9, 165 sr.), Kevin Hagan (5-9, 165 sr >. Ear Hewell (5·11, 165 sr.>. Brett Aiken (5·10, 175 sr .) and George Pinckney (5-10, 160jr.). Among the backups lo Jeranko are sophomore (;reg Gentling <5·9, 150) and seniors Dave Larimer < 6·2. 190) and Doug Ty m mons (5-8, 150). Capo Vall~y: Big Task Glenn Ilk.ks and Randy Brouwer will handle the kicking chorei.. An added bonus is the availability of defensive guards Kevin Sloan C6·6, 247> and Brian Warrick t6·2, 240), who will operate wjth the emphasis on de· fense only. New School Ha1 Rugged F ootbtdl Sc~diile .. The rest of the defensive alignment includes Jerry Hopkins (5·11, 155 s r .), Larimer, Westminster High trans fer Mike Johnston (5·10, 165 Jr > and Crandall at ends; Aiken, Pisarski and Yocum at tackle and Williams at guard. Footbull learns at mosl first· year schools don't have to worry about having a tough act lo rollow-there is no record to pre cede them and no pressure. But Capistrano Valley High 1s in a slightly different position. The Cougars already have de- veloped a reputation to uphold Murmurings around the Orange Coast area are that Capistrano Valley will be un· usually stron~ for a first-year football team Draw1nj.{ its player~ fro m Dana Hills and San CIC'mente high schools, Capistrano Valley will have a c<:rtuan amount of talent and experience.• built in "We huve great cx.•cctutions," coach Hill Cun<'rty adm1b, . "but it'll bc a big challenge. We have CJn extremely tough scheduJc for a first-year school." Cunerty says five oC the nine teams he'll face ure picked to win their leaJ,!Ut!S Esperania Hlih (A nah e im J and Bishop Montgomt•ry High <Torrance) ) should be especially tough , Cunerty predicts • . Naturally, Cunerty will field a young, anexpenenccd team, but not dramatically so for a new school. Of the 41 players on th~ varsity roster, 11 are seniors Eight of those seniors have played football before, three of them on the varsity level. The three experienced players ilre quarterback Brad Parker 16·0, 180) an6 lineman Todd Fulladosa <6· l, 190 ) from San Clemente and defensive back Robin Charles. a transfer from El Toro t-Ugh. Robin's brother Bob, a two. time player of the _year ul El Toro. ulso transfe rred tu Capistrano Valley, but his knees require surgery and he'll miss the entire football season Another dent was put 1n the Cougars' hopes when runnan~ back and linebacker Mike Dunavin, a transfer from San Clemente. suffered a broken neck. He'll be out for the season. ''That really hurt because he was going to be one or our lop players,"' Cunerty says. "He broke his neck going off a s lide into a swimming pool · · Parker comes from u wishbone • .. Pirates to Field • . . . • " . . First Soccer Team, ., When Barry Wallace says he has to build Orange Coast College's soccer program from • , scratch, he really means it. ;~ There is no nucleus to build around, no let· ~ ' tennen to turn to for leadership and no colle1iate ~ soccer experience whatsoever. For Wallace's ~ plight ls this: he's a first-year coach or a first·year .•' pro1ram. • ~ . ..:-While Wa)Jace is laced with a multitude or un· ~ known quantities as Orange Coast fields its first soccer team ever, one thing Is certain. The Pirates • are going to have their work cut out for them just to •• ~ stay above water. _ • "We know. the caliber of play we have to ao ~ against and that wall definitely be one of our rrob· ~ lems," Wallace says. "We've got !lome o the ~ ~ ~S:,~~doi!::,~;a~~a ~~~ !~t~h~~ta0~tit~~r!:[~~~~ , i while Fullerton, Cerritos and Mt. SAC are all tough Ii #." teams with big soccer programs. We're starting out ~ in a tough conference ... h ~ Still, Wallace doetn't feel Oran1e Coast will be tc ~ the conference's version or the Tampa Bay NFL ex· P •• pansion team. "I bonesUy t.btnk we'll be very com· d1 ~ petltive," be predicted. "It wW be a lot of fun and w it '1 a new learning experience for me." : Wblle soccer is MW to Wallace, coachlnt lsn't. w. ! Pre.vtoualy, he wu the bead .. bueball coach at bt Orange Coast for ei1ht years. To make h1s ta.sit easier, Wallace enlllted the help ot Alfredo Morant whoD\ be calla :•one of th• so .. rtnat coaches around.'' Moran, who wU\ serve aa pe " naalatant coach, Is the head coach at Newpott wa :. Harbor Htgb and rec111lted four playen f(1>m 1ut l ~ year's Ta,.. •quad-·Krts Dunn, Doug and DOI\ Pat· the •4 • ton and Brian Gately. · ~ Other players include Mitoh Lee and Mo DJ•· bot ~ jakuswna from Huntington Beach, John 8'ck1r at ~ and Fred Ramirez ol Fountain Valley afld l>ean by ~ Balent and Phil Sandbeck, who att.ft)ded Or1D1t .., Coatlutyear. : . . Pr•ctlce 1tat\e4 1tdQonday, ••vlnt w.u~· ~ jUJt t\W weetc. &o find the anawera to aome ~ · I qu..Uona before the Sept, 21 opener a11tn1t ~· PaJomarathome. ~ ., ~ Cunirf and Obymako return at linebacker and Williams Cigures as Lheir chief backup. . Hewell, Jeranko, Pinckney and Tymmona are battling for the defensive halfback vacancies and Ness. with Hicks and Camp close behind, is at safely. There are only 39 on the Estancl• squad-a figure Bratten attributes to the work that has been accomplished the past nine months. "This ~roup has really paid the price," says Bratten. ··we're expecting a good season. We don't have a lot of depth, however, and a lot depends on how our defensive line develops. Estanc1u is at San Clemente High Saturday na ghl 17 >an il controlled scrimmage, preparatory lo non league encounters with Edison <Huntington lk<1ch > und cross-town rival Costa Mesa before Century League warfare Deep Sea Fi.sh Report Every man's favorite! Hand sewn, genuine moccasin construction. They are light, oomfQrtable and long wearing. TV DAILY LOG I l'RIDAY IVIAIAI 8:00 II (I) "-D U (I) 1110 ._ -~o.. ! i ~.~-(I)) ."" I I • .,..,, ._..Cont'd ftom 5PM. los A111eles n . ClnclM•ll Red$. .... 111111 ....... ((\})())) ... .. "" .......... l»ILMLltf • Oed'1c c.,..., m Or...tJc s-i. a>tawTtllllls -6:30-n ._. (IO) .,.... " Clllle" (scl·h) '36-~imond ,...,, Rllph Riclwd3on. Ann Todd. CJ) lto(Ja's Mena <II lltn ""'-Slw ([1) (})) Tiii U.. bltatr IS Diel V• Dr'e m 1.MI (ta (I)) .......... Wtat QJ(J)lltn el> A LNf r.. IM r .. 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Hosted by Slmmy D1vb Jr • Sandy Dunc1n and Andy Will.ams & Qf) (J) otl C'llH S.ter••r Andrea McArdle, Muh1mm1d Ali. leonard Nomoy and Ruth Bum art lht stirs ol lht~ lun pal:ktd musical comedy peview of NBC"s all new Saturday mornonc hne·up on pro arams fOf young vttwtfl. • Moorie: ~ (2'lr) wa s.a Is hr•" (mus) '48-Danay Kare. V1r&1n11 Mm. Ste" Cochran. lknny Cloodman. Louis ArmslrOfll, Clilrlle S.mtl. llOflfl Hamplon. Cl) lllewlt: cm (lltr) "~1et" (com) '!>9-Sandra Det, Cliff Robertson. James Omen, Arthur O'Connell, Joby 8'Ur. Y\IOllne Cta11. Oou1 McQure. a CJl cm ._,,.1tt ""' & , .. llOllp rrue•t AU·Star Stl.,d1y Parker StmnMt and Sllian Cmidy euest 1n this hour·lon1 eomedf spedal 1ntroduc1n1 A8C'1 Saturday motn1n~ ch1ldren'1 Sdltdule IOI Che new season. D r• s.ry r11 OM Wdl Geer 1pptars 1n this program l111t loolls at the phpt of lht elderly poor. 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B•hia <'orlnthJa.n Yi.<'hl <.luh ~ 111 calt.-r to th<" Soling utlM'i with Uu: .1nnuoAl Walter l'odulak Ml'motla l Trophy rc.:atla Saturday ond Sunday THE Nt-;WPORT HARBOR Yacht Club wall host Le hmun 12 sailors in the DodJc Bt:ek ser1e . on Sunday Lido Isle Yacht Club will i.end the ovt>r-30 swlors scudding around the bJ) in Lasers and Sabots. the \ O)'dgers Yacht Club wall hos t two l'\ t•nts the Allen Campbell race for l.uders t&. on Saturday and the Jane !'.hock Memorial race for women 1n Lido 14s on Sunday. the South Shore Yacht Club will s ummon one design ..,a1lor5 for a champ1onsh1p regatta Saturda} and S unday, and the Capistrano Bay Yacht Club will stage 1t~ Mission Series on Sunday The Alamitos Bay Yacht Club will ~tart welcoming Tornado catamaran :.allors Saturday for the world cham · pionship for the class which will con- tlnue for nearly two weeks, mvolvmg !>"t>mc of the "cat " sailors from 15 <'OUntncs. T H £ SOUTH E R N Cal1forn1a Y J<·hting /\!.~0('1at1on calcndC1r ""-' ...... VO'f ... 01.M\ YACIH UUI Allell ~II Ill.Ce tlwll•n tU \•lura.y 1•11• \"-Kii .,_,_,., reu ""°"'•") ~. LIOOl\l k YA<HI tlVI Owr .I01t-1te lt.ewr" \eWOI._..., .. , IAl IOA YA(.Hf Cl Uta M Mrl"' Het •·7,S.Ot.,. .. v, ...,..., M)UIH Mi()ltS YACHI CLUI ON o....-OMIM ., •• .,,11111. Sehitclev. 'Wlld•v NIWllOAT H ... 11190111 YACH! CLVI Oecllt 9"11 '•rih H ._, 11) ~dey llAHl.t. COAIHlHl.t.N YACHT CLUI W•ller 1'"4191A Mltfletlal 11 ... llt S.turGay .._, C.t.Pl.flllANO IAY' YACHT CLUI -Ml••• S.rlet ..... ~, ~"-'-LMtle•ll AlAMlfO'i llAY VlCHT Cl.\11 To...-World <.N'""'°"""'· t.,,.. .,. '"" $<1turdty, SlondAv CAT.t.LIHA It.LANO YACHr CLUI -lt•nlHY Prwdl(tldLAe•.,.,i.tturd<ty. WE\f COAST YACHT nva Slnot"'-d '"'• PHlll,l~t-y (.A8111Ll.0 B«ACH YACHT CLUB cwmo 59, .. , No• S.• S...urci.v Sllnd•v ...... -...•. , MAlllU V.t.CHT CLUB Bey r.erle\ No. i. S.turdey llo dw....,..r 11..-ita 1111 <l•U••t S.turdav. 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B"RBARA SAILING CLUB -Tom JICk>On One Ott1cin _., .. , \eturday Sul'ldo 'i"NT" B"RB"R" Y"CHT CLUB UdlH 06y re<•. Sur><1•v Olympic Clinic Held Part1c1pC1nL'>, coaches Clod officials dubbed the first Olympic Develop- ment Climes a great s uccess after the two U.S. Olympic Yachting Commit- lce-spe>nsored training events held at Lake Tahoe. The five day clinics attracted 40 champ1onship-cal1bcr sailors who competed m Lasers in rigorous train- ing schedules. One or those attending the clinic was K1chard Loufek, Hobie Cat-14 woid champion from Newpe>rt Beach A TYPICAL DAY included three hours or classroom work, four hours or sailing, an hour of medical testing and ahalf-hourofcalesthen1cs . /\II off-the-water training took plC1ce at the US Olympic Committee's new Olympic Training Center at Squaw Vall ey Clinic part1c1pants were housud and fed at no pe rsonal ex· pcnse Thl' 40 parlt<.'1panls 20 each week \\-ere sclcclcd from over 90 applica- tions or those selected. four were oast or present world champions 10 their classes C1nd 21 were past or present national champions. TllEIR AGES RANGED from late teens lo early 30s and they came from 16 different states. • The clinics were funded by an $8,000 grant from the USOC. Performance Sa1lcrart, San Rafael, arranged for the use of 20 Lasers which were sold <1ftcr the clinics to the Texas lnterna- lional Sa1hn~ Association, the Santa Barbara Yacht Club Youth Founda- tion, and the San Francisco Bay Sail- ing Assoc1allon. Waterfront facilities at Lake Tahoe were provided by the Innisfrce Beach Club, Kings Beach, Calif. Colorado River Boating Hazard Told by State Trailer boaters who plan to haul their craft lo the Colorado River any time tn the near future would do well to heed some advice from the Depart mcnt of Navigation and Ocean Development especially on the 11 ·male strip of the Colorado common ly known as the ·· Parker Strip.·· The occurrence or serious neck and spinal injuries on this section of the river is attributed to the carelessness of boat operators and other river users. The accidents are caused by diving from boats, docks and high rocks a long the river bank without first checking the water depths. More than 20 injuries, resulting in al least one fatality and a few cases of permanent paralysis, have been re- ported this year Coa•tal Weather F atr thrl)U9f'I S.turd1y u copt lor \Om« '°"' cloud\ at>d 100 •1°"9 1rie <OHt In lhe early "'°'nlnq, L•Ohl varl•ble wino• nl9hl •nd morn•no hOu,. HIQl'lt S.t~r y In tlw! 10, ~80ffShore Shop Co•\111 ttmOO'rAIU(el w I range belwren 6• and H Int nd ttm· OO'••tw~ will 'M'191' bet n b8 lt>d 'IO Thttw•IWltrf'll)eUt"'"e .. 111 be 10 Sun,H~lrlde• l'ltlOAY S.tondl-{E"" m 11 Secondl'llQl'I J3pm IS F1nt tow flrst 1'11911 S.t~low Se<oncll'l1Qt'I SATUltO 2 21• m. I •l .•m 1 Olpm 1 npm SUNDAY Ol . ~ 11 n Flrtt low 1 48a m o 1 Fcr•t hfQl'I •Ola m • • Sec_!_ 1 .Up m. 1 • S.c-l'llQl'I I •1o m s I Sunrlse'6 31• m,.ffb7 Olpm Moonrhn2 Siam ,M'ls•·.up m BE CONCERNED PREVENT FIRES ' .. ' . ..... ,; '·. ,, _ _...,_ . W~y Pay More? 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There will be aeveo races start1o1 at 1 p.m. each day about three miles· off the Looi Beach Harbor breakwater. Top contenders wW be Re1e White of Ertailand. the Olympic &old medalist in the class in me; Peter Blaxand, Auatralla, de- rendJ.na world c:bampJon; Davtd- McFaull, Honolulu, silver medalist at Montreal in 1976, and Bruce Stewart, 1'73 world cbam· pion from Los Ancelet. . Offshore Race Led By Halpern SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -New Yorker Joel Ha l pern, defending champion in the series, takes a 27-point lead into Saturday's ninth race of the North American Con- tinental Championship for offshore power boats. After the event here, only one race remains in the series. Both figure to be go-for-broke affairs. Halpern, from the New York City s uburb or Bronxville, h as ac - cumulated 1,423 points so far but may need a first· place finish to hold the lead. Joe Ippolito of Point Pleasant, N .J .. has 1,394 points in his first season as a driver in the s eries, and two other drivers also are in strik· ing distance of the lead. FL A first place finish is worth 400 points, with 300 going to the runner-up. T h e boats in Saturday's race will start at 10 a.m. from in- side San Francisco Bay and sprint under the Golden Gate Bridge for the Pacific Ocean. True Bareloot Moccasin Navy or Brown Leath« T op-S1d~r Sizes Slim 8¥2 to 12-tJ Wide 7to12-13 Mena Shop f~11.iQ~ ~ ............ .-.... 11...._1 SHOES.-................... ~ 99 Fashion Island, Newport Beach 759-9551 Tough Toyo~ trucks. Long Beds. StandarCs. SP.grtTrucks.Thinl< of them as ~ports cars YJith loads of luggage spac~. Is this ·yoo"? This 1s a Toyota Idea Truck It has optional equipment not manulactured or warranted by Toyota. but available through Toyota Dealers and other sources Your deale< can help you put together lhe "'tbu Hauler· ltlat lits you And here's a real c-,omlOft cab. 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The actual trileage you get wlll vary depending on your driving habits and your truck's condition \ind eq\Jipment. Five Toyota 4DUcks. Everything you want, you'ff find at your Toyota Dealer. Choice of five models. Optional equipment like auto- matic transmissions and air conditioning, or trick truck equipment to jazZ up your hauler. All Toyota trucks have redesigned suspen- sions to give a more ·car·like· ride. All are built Toyota tough-Toyota tight. They're all you could ask tor. That's wt°'Y we say. ·it you can find a better built truck than a Toyota ••• buy it: r l v 11 h t< p d1 w W1 bt ea 50 Pl wa ! ttic , bcH at by v • -... ...._._...._...... .... .........,. .... -. --------------""'""''-" .... ::;_..,.--...... • - - - -------..--~ ...... -... "Y" In Laguna Beach Moseu1n to Show 100 Ar.tists ., ;. t.' I 4 ti ' •lj I f • ""' .~ I .' r · Jf•I '.. ' , ' • ) " • ... lfl. ' • ' ,, • .. • ~;,. .. , : • : "". ,,. t • .. • • ... ' ._, "'~ t-"'• .. fl • " ~-• I ··'I • ; " • •II I' •"'-'• l • .. , J T;1;1 l,1 'v t•· ( Frqm the strictly realist• to the abstf~t." wo'rR!s by 100 " ·if '" ~ .,..~ outstanding Southern Cal nia artists 9Wil11 be 1on display from Sept 21 through. Oct. 30 at the Laguna Beach Museum of Art, 'm Cliff Drive. Among the more realistic pieces Is "Golden Eagle" (left) by Lou Rankin, while Jean Edelstein's "On Three Levels" (right), a watercolor collage, shows a vastly dltf~rent style. · The Invitational exhibit, sponsored with a grant from the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts. wlll include works by Billy Al Bengston, Florence Arnold. Millard Sheets, Jacquie Moffett. Ynez Johnston, Tony Delap, Claire Fal~enstein, Gene Gill and others. Awards jurors are Henry Gardiner, director of the. San Diego Fine Arts. Gallery: Paul Miiis, director of the Santa Barbara Museum; and Reilly Rhodes, director of Bowers Museum In Santa Ana. Museum hours are 11 :30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day except Tuesdays, when the museum is closed. In addition, "Visions and Perplexities." a collection of whimsical fabric sculptures by Donna Johnson Koopman. will be on display Saturday through Ocl. 30 at the museum's store. EEKENDER • Arts/Dining Out Entertainment Friday, September 9, 1977 DAILY PILOT CJ ' SCR Looks Ahead to a Bright ·Fut11re Comedy . t Calls for Finesse \ -~.Y JACKIE l{YMAN ... oi C Oelly f'i..tSUH Acting in a Noel Coward com- edy seems deceptively easy. There are funny, brittle lines and upper·class English charac· ters who invite parody. The plays, when read to oneself, :.eem like they could almost stand up on the stage and act "themselves out. But to realJy perform them properly takes a lot or skill and a certain maturity, noted David Emmes, who is directing Coward's "Private Lives" at South Coast Repertory. I .. THER E'S supposedly a Coward style," he said. "'There's I a danger of actors just getting in- volved in technically playing mannered, elegant people and the problem is that the actors begin to Act with a capital A. "The need is to create the sophistication organically in the production so the style is in· herent and not imposed." , He said one reason that SCR has never done a Coward play I before was the problem of find· ing just the right actors. "I think this time we felt we had the actors in the company to oe able to handle the kind of ' challenges Coward pr esents," Emmessaid. Love blooms -and sticks out its thorns-in Noel Coward 's classic comedy 'Private Lives.· Taking on the acting challenge of mastering both s~le and content are (front) Caroline Smith and Ch~rles Lanyer, and (back) John-David Keller and Anni Long. New Season to .Be La,st In Downtouin ... ..,..111:'. By TOM TITUS L~t ; of the Kmghts of ... 0101to.i1y,.11eu1a11 the t a~oha." It.!s1 • South Coast Repertory's final 1 seriocotnedy• about the efCprts ef. season in downtown Costa Mesa a fioundering fraternal order ·Jt. will include one local premiere . the Deep South (read: Ku Khn and three revivals, with the other Klan) to perpetuate itself in tht two plays yet to be selected. face of terminal apathy. Its debu• The company 's 1977-78 comesNov.5. schedule -or at least two· thirds Following •'Magnolia" ir of it -has been announced, and January will be Henrik Ibsen': it will Include one play previous· classic drama" A Doll's House,' ly staged by the SCR troupe back a story of women's liberatior. in its salad days at the old Second circa 1879. The fifth and sixU Step Theater in Newport Beach. play selectJons will be announce< This will be Ben Johnson's later. "Volpone," the third show ever ALTHOUGH the season is slil presented by SCR when. in the incomplete. it will be the mos spring of 1965, the young com heavily subscribed in the com pany converted an old marine pany's 13-year his tory. Somt swap shop on the bayfront and 9,450 seas on ticket holders began turning out high-quality representing 91 percent of tht theater. total SCR audieflce, will be in at· tend_ance at the Newport IT FOLWWED productions of Boul~vard theater, 2,450 more "Tartuffe" and "Waiting for thanlastseason. Godot" in that initial season To-accommodate the increasf which, for trivia buffs, al~ in· in subscription sales, SCR h~ eluded an original called 'The added Saturday matinees t.o tht Trial of Gabriel Kapuniak" and seven.week schedule of each pro· Tennessee Williams' "The Glass duction. Since it already has Sun- Menagerie." It's also the answer day matinees, the company no\\ to another SCR trivia question: w i 11 be p 1 a yin g e i g h f What was the only company pro-performances a week, with only duclion directed by SCR act.Or : its dark night on Monday for th& Don Tuche? actors to catch their breath. "Volpone." a lusty comedy The continuing and Increasing about an old miser's fox like deal· success of South Coast Repertory lngs with a vulturous group of · is obvious justification for th4; legacy hunters, will be the fourth ·com pany's need' for a new show on the SCR schedule, open· theater. And ground will be ing in March. The season ppens broken, tentatively in November{ next weekend with Noel for this project, a 500-sea Coward's""' Private Lives." showplace in . the South Coast Number two on the repertory Town Ce11tfr just north of the Sad company's agenda may be the Diego Freeway off Bristol su.et most eagerly awaited -"The in G_osta Mesa. ·Scottish. Dancing, Music This Weekend The rattle of drums and playing of pipes wlll aet off the flash of tartans as danc«s and pipers compete durtng the Scottish Music and Dancing Festival and Fafre at Irvine Bowl In Laguna Beach on Saturday and Sunday. This colorful event, aponsored by Lyric Opera Associa- tion of Orange County and Opera League of Laguna Beech, features two days of ltatewlde dancing, drumming and piplng competitions; country dancing on the greensward and arts, ieraftl; antique and clan dlapfays throughout the Festival of ~rte groundl, 650 Laguna Canyon Aoact. , Gltee open dally at 10 a.m. with a gate donation of $1 for 1adulta and 50 eenta for children under 13. A donation of S1 will 8ftOw Yl9tton entrane. to the amphitheater, good for alf day .• Htahllghtlng ,the Weekend, a Scottlah Grand Gala and BaH Celtefdh wfll be held at LIOn Country Safari with tlcWeta at$$.!O per peraon, tnclUdtng d1nctng to• 10-pl9C8 band and frM UM of Hdll Md amueementa In the ftV9.icre Satan Camp. For ild- dftlOMI lntorm8tton, call Lyne OW*; 831 +3822. r I " Ji so Pt •• I tb• , .,.. at by (I DAILY PILOT * Frtday, !eptemt. 0, 1877 . . KCET w Present New U.S. Dramas • Kct.·r. Channel za. enten lLI fall H1100 with • vanC'd programmtna lln ·up, hl1htlthted by new p ~ntauorui ln the anlholoay aeriea ·•Vis 1001" and "Hollywood Television Theater " Also alale<t ar., new uucum nt riea <"An 'Element or Risk,'\ "James MJchentr'a World," ''The Cousteau Od Hy," "The National Oeo· •r•pbJc Spec1al1" >. apeclal dremaUc and musical performances ("Ttu.I Merry Widow," "The ~Ue of Ambent"); new 1erte1 l"Thci Beat al Families">, and new seuon offerlnp of conll nulna &l'ries such "Masterpiece Theater." "Great Performances" and ''Nova " "VISIONS.'' A KCET·produced sene111 of or1amal dramas by ltttle·known American playwnght.s, offers 10 new dramas startmg Sun day, Oct 2 ut 10 pm With "lOWb, .. II portrait by Murray Mednick of three generat.Jons of an Jnsh Amencan family who come together for a re· un loo in California KCET's Hollywood Television Theater will be entering its eighth season with three new tiramatJc productions: a controversial contem· porary Soviet play "The Ascent of Mt. Fuji," "Actor," a musicai biography or famous actor Paul Muni, starring Herschel Bernardi and Geor- gia Brown; and "And the Soul Shall Dance," u drama about two Japanese·American families during the Depression ON NOV. 29, KCET will broadcast the San D 1 ego Opera's production of• 'The Merry Widow.·· s tarring Beverly Sills. And the story of the mysterious sinking or the II l\t 11.S Rntannic during World War I wall be told 1n "Calypso's Search for the Bntannic," air ing Nov 2l ;it 8 I> m . The program 1s the first of th<• all·nl•w "The Cousteau Odyssey" specials "Jamt's M1chener's World ," a series of film explorations of some of the countries written :.ibout hy Mi chener, travels next to the scene of his book "Hawaii" on Dec 13 The Arts in Brief Comedians Bob Hope and Jack Benny (above) lighten up Moviela{:ld Wax Museum, while Richard Burton (right) adds a touch of bravery m a scene from his 1955 film 'Alexander the Great. ' Wax FigDl'es Lifelike Beainnina this week, Mov· leland Wax Museum, 7711 Beach Blvd., Buena Park, is open from 10 a.m . to 9 pm. Sundays throdgh Thursdays and 10 a .m. to 9p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Admission of $4.~ for adult.s and $2 .75 for chlldren 4·11 (children under 4 free) enables the viewer to aee lifelike figures from more than 85 movies and televtslon proerams. Among these are "Sanford & Son," "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," "Gone With the Wind,·' "Cleopatra." "Star Trek," "The Whard or Oz" and "Mary Poppins." The price alao includes 1d- ml111Qn to the Palace of Living Art. On view there are reproduc- tions ln marble, plaat~r of parts and wax of masterpieces 1uch as Mlchelan1elo's Pleta. At the museum alao ls the California Plan Restaurant, open dally and servtn1 IOUps, salads and 1andwtches. Additional figures In the museum lnclud& country music slneer Roy Clark, Shirley Tem- ple ln "Bright Eyes" and Bob Hope In "The Road to Bali." The museum is located near Knolls Berry Farm. Additional informatioo is available by call- mg 522-1154. Comedy Film "Thunder And Llghtntng," a fast-paced comedy film fllled with oddball characters and car chases, opens Sept. 16. It stars Davld Carradine of "Bound For Glory" and Kate Jackson of "Charlie's Angels.·· r----~==~---1 I <@' •Mope~ of j t FEATURING D~~RA 'fj!,!o~~§TION t t of ORIGINAL BRASS PIECES t Tables, Lampt & Unique Oecoratl"9 Aconlorles A tor Home and Office t 1 Al.SO THE HELEN CERDA COLLECTION I of FINE HAND-EMBROIDERY t ShlrU, SklrU & Handbags OrrW &rty lor Clrillmu f · 141 ~ ..... s-ta Alttfl . 54M600 I l • Ojf ........ ..._ ...... _,0,..0,...tM._...... J ._. __________ _ -.. ~ for h10Wl.,.j'l,. .. someone onc:'I tuod, '"• probably rl.e \tronqest ""'4e d.fferf'tt• ,. betw~~ u• ond ,i,,, ~ OMnd\." Ho... lfue rl\1 '" Mywilf, ho.tnq beet! P'9feuodly "'rhe an wold for more b>n Xl yea,, fond 11 incredoble. i.:,.., much lhere ;, ,,,. 1.,, me to S.0-.., WMe l •o 've for oriolher 250 yt!O'\. I would hove ~ watched ti,. wrfoce. in *1d\ for M and 1t• thou~ fcxe11. Od World M "orly 100 pl'O\ed 10 &>tend on tlWftotion to~ ort to..'ln lo bi-. QOd 1-topeluny '-•a '"'9 fun.., the p.nU1 for l~. N ~ie corrie1anuncordtionol1-doy monevbcx~ ~- Kids' Art Workshop Starts Oct. I A children's creut1ve art workshop will begin Oct. l a( the new Newport Harbor Art Museum hullding, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach <Newport Center area). The classes. sponsored by the museum ·s Sal<•s and llental Council, will be limited to 15 -.111dcnL-; age 5.7 and 8·12. The younger group will meet from 9 to 10.30 a.m and the older group from.10 :30 a.m to noon on Saturdays. Instructor will be Lisa Woodman. · Tuition 1s $45. For information, call 759·1122. .. ( Fall-Winter Hours J . Lion Country Sa!ari, 8800 Moulton Parkway. Laguna J-lills, is operating now through Oct. 31 from 9:45 a .m . to 5 p.m .. when the last car is ad· r;n1ttcd. Admission includes a four·mile drive through an African wildlife preserve, plus enter· tainment and viewing of baby animals in the Sa fan Camp. • • • · > ', Sunday will be lhe last day that Magic Moun- ' ,) am in Valencia will be open 9 a.m. to midnight. Sept. 12· 16, hours will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m :sept. 17 and 18 they will be 9 a.m. to midnight . • t-1 agic Mountain will be open Saturdays, Sun- : days and some holidays during the fall and winter months. 1 : ( ...... _F_i_I m_F_e_s_t_i v_a_I s _ _,,,) •. Some or Hollywood's best silent and early ~ound movies will be screened during an elght- ·l>art film-lecture series to tie offered al Orange '.:Coast College. "'• "History and Review of Early Films" will meet from 2:30 to 5 p .m . Friday afternoons •beginning Sept. 16 in OCC'1 Science Lecture Hall • ~. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Admlssion is ~ree. Lectutes wlll be Paul Ballard and Russell '1r1artin. and Tuesday in the campus theater, 321 E . Chap· man Ave .. Fullerton. For additional information call the admissions office al 87 l ·8000, ext. 222 ' * * 1lr Auditions for a 1-1roduct1on :-alut1ng black composers will be held at Chapman College. Dancers will try out from 7 to 9 p m . Monday in Memorial Hall, 333 N. Glussell St., Orange, and from 11 u m. to noon Tuesday in the httlc theater, Wilkinson Hall Singers. musicians, nar rators and technicians will audition from 7 ti) 10 p.m . Tuesday in Memorial Hull . Performance is planned for Nov. 19 ( Concert Series ) Three concert series are being offered for 1977·78 at Ambassador Auditorium in Pasadena Series one. which includes nine events, costs $85 for orchestra, $75 for front balcony and S6S for the rest of the balcony. The schedule is: Oct. 20, Stars of American Ballet; Oct. 27, Julian Bream; Nov. 6. Luciano Pavarotti; Nov. 28, Mstislav ltostropovich; Jan. 17, Evelyn Lear and Thomas Stewart; Jan. 25, ~9~/~¥' %!?8~o»u/~ ~ .9~!fi.~ e~~~-/9~G'i&w_.ue1 JJ.J? ..;//~ ~--'-'-"' ..;//~ ~-J. d'..19-,. (jU-OU--' t1/t'-H ~ Lazar Berman; March 2, Guarneri String Quartet; March 12, Minnesota Orchestra; and April 18, Vladimir Spivakov. Saturday evenings ($60-$55-$50) will include . Oct. l , Carlos Montoya; Nov. 26, Jose Iturb1 . Dec. 3, Albert Markov ; Jan. 28, Regine Crespin; Dec. 10, The Romeros; Feb. 25, the Norman Luborr Choir; March 4, Jean-Philippe Collard: April 15, Pierre Fournier. and Apnl 29, Los An~eles Chamber Orchestra. · The piano series <$30·S25·S22 > consists of. Ocl. 15, Van Cliburn competition winner; Nov. 22, Gerhard Oppitz: Dec. 17, Earl Wild; Feb. 2, Andre Watts; March 6, Utah Symphony; May 11. Jakob Gimpel. Phone charge is offered at (213) 577-5511. 673-2620 We Have Espresso Machines From S94.99 3411 VJ. o,.rt.. u. v..,. ....,.. .... Across from The Warehouse . r l " )1 h t( p dt w so Pf WI I tht 1 bet at by I E••••Cw L on•tt:t L1 v 1 ng~ton of tht.' th•ll,1 Lewlltk) Danct.' Com p,11,, t•\ct·utc:i. tt high leap an th\.' dunn· "Game Pinn · Thl' l'Omvany will JH•rform "'' 8 :.1 pm Sept 17 an thl' Cal StJll' Loni.: Reath Ml'11's ()~ m Tickets tor unrl•!)erved - ~ t' c.t b a r l' SI:! and a'r c J\ a1lablc hy <:alhng 1213J 19K 4540 \\ l'Ckd ay~ Thl• dance group. lormt•d in 196H 1:. based in Los Angcle:i. and has Loured the U S C:lll<I Europe .. . ....... ..,...._...,.~ ......... . ,... .......... ·-·-............ . Liz a Minnelli /tlusir al 'A.et' Dancing Sizzles By JACKIE HYMAN Ol tlll Delly ~I ... SUH .. The Act," which opened last week at the Los Angeles Music Center Pavilion, illustrates both the pluses and the minuses of building a show around a star. The star is Liza Minnelli, and, if you've got to build a show around somebody, she's a good choice. She is in top-notch form as a singer, dancer and actress. "The Act," which is about a musical actress who reminisces about her life while doing a Las Vegas ni~htclub show, talces ad· vantage or its star's strong points with some outstanding produc· lion numbers. Ron Lewis' c horeography had the audience on the edge or its seats, and Tony Walton's sets NOW!! BOB WHITE PLUS . LISTZ & COMPANY are the kind }OU want lo mv1te your country cousins to come gape al. AS BEFITS a star, Miss Mm nclli is surrounded hy talent Barry Nelson as her nonsmging husband Che·s good, but the part doesn't givt• him much of a challenge> and a !'luperb chorus featuring an energetic, appeal· ing dancer named Rog e r Minami who. frankly, steals a scene from Liza But ''The Act '1 also has its prob· lems. The story line is thin and predictable; the songs only oc casionally relate to the story anyway. The music by John Kander and lyrics by f'red Ebb are Just what you'd expect from a first-class Vegas s how' They make the star look good but you 're not likely to be humming anytlung as you walk out of the theater. THERE'S A~ an overly long f1 rst act (should be cut about half an hour). and the musical itself runs a seat-wearying two hours and 50 minutes, co1i1nting in· term issions. · But as gQOd an actress as Liza Minnelli deserves a script that's more than a vehicle. Marlin Scorsese's direction makes the most of the few emo· tionaJ scenes, and as long as Miss Minnelli and ensemble keep those production numbers sizzl· ing, this show will have an au· d1ehce With the Live Broadway ~ _ Hlt Muslc•I ~~~ ~~, .... ·~·~'" l~~e~~o'O "Probably one of th• funnie st comedies you will e ver see." NllL n ~··•• ~ oO" ''1~ • ,y\.~' Harry Uslf, On)an , .. c ... .,,.,.. DAMCl~AtilD EMIHTAl9'1M9CT TUL THaU SAT. t P.M. TO J A.M. ~ -, ,..\C"~'l> 'O~ ~ ~~\;\.-t<' ~:~~\C c ~~!2~EJ For Information & reservations call (714) 772·7710 or at the box office, Grand Hotel, Number One Hotel Way, Anaheim. (Across from Disneyland.) cov For Information & reservations call (714) 492-9950 or at the box office Sebastian's/West, 140 Avenlda Pico, San Clemente. ENJOY A RED ONION FORWNCH. EDINGER ~ RED ONION STARK ST. ci ~~ ....... ---~-~t-~~~~- G :c (.) c w c HEIL AVE. and topped with Spanish sauce and Jack cheese. We have all your south-of· the-border favorites plus 60~ meal• for Llttle Amigos under 12. SO enjoy a Red Onion for lunch or dinner today. Frldey. S!ptemw I>. 1977 DAILY PILOT Q Trout Truly· a Treat Having spent several weeks amid the s plendor or Colorado's Rocky Mountains last month, we feel we acquired at least a smat· tering or expertise on a native delicacy that is one of the world's great taste treats. Anyone, like us, who's ever sat down to a meal prepared by those canny mountain folk will know the grub we're talking about before you can drop your Stet.son. It Is, of course, the incomparable Rocky Mountain rainbow trout. We made a great discovery hereabouts last week that means we don't have to hike ore to the hills whenever we hanker for such victuals. Some of the best rainbow trout this side or Denver can be sampled nightly at Sam's Seafood in Corona del Mar. STUFFED WITH crab meat, this dish understandably -is a mong the most popular on Sam's extensive seafood and steak menu. Preceded by several of the restaurant's exotic tropical cocktails, this entree easily car- ries one in memory to the mile· high state -and maybe just a bit higher. Open daily for lunch and din· ner, Sam's Seafood is located at 3901 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar, 675·0900. The rainbow trout dinner entree is tabbed at $6.95. The dish is also offered as an occasional special al the other Sam's Seafood restaurant in Orange County 16278 Pacific Coast Hi ghway, Huntington Beach, (213) 592·1321. *** REFERENCE TO Colorado's capital city prompts mention or yet another local dining feature. A Denver omelette, regularly priced at S2.35, is being offered as the September special or the month -for only $1.59 -at the Spires restaurants in Costa Mesa and Irvine. Made with three fresh eggs, diced ham, onions and pepper, the omelette is served with choice or toast, butter, jelly and hash brown potatoes. It is also available on a 24-hour basis. In Costa Mesa Spires is located at 3125 Harbor Blvd.; in Irvine al MacArthur Boulevard and the San Diego Freeway. ••• IT 'S UNFORTUNATE that J ohn Steinbeck isn't around to take note or one of the area's newest restaurants. The Toh·En which, translated , means Out 'n' About Norman Stanley "East of Eden" -bas taken over the premises formerly occupied by Mingei ln MacArthur Square, Newport Beach. ·The Toh-En features a new ln· terior design, an expanded menu and a full bar. serving a number of popular, exotic drinks. There's service, seven days a week, for lunch, dinner and cocktails. People who like privacy will enjoy the new decor and the re· laxed, gracious atmosphere. The enlarged menu includes Chinese cuisine as well as Japanese. together with a number of un· usual dishes. Toh-En's bar manager, Bob Strawser, uses bis own recipes to create unfamiliar cocktails as well as delightful concoctions that may arrive at your table flaming or smoking. TOH-EN IS owned and operat- ed by the Koizumi Group, a Japan-based company that owns and operates 19 restaurants throughout Japan. In addition to the new Orange Cou nty establishment -which marks the beginning of a planned ex· pansion in the United States - tho company currently operates the Totenko restaurant in Dayton, Ohio. The Koizumi Group's restaurant operations in Japan include the nine-story Totenko restaurant, the largest facility of its kind in the world. Isao Salake has been named manager of Toh-En; Yoshia.ld Morooka is serving as assistant manager. The r estaurant ls located at 1701 Corinthian Way, botween Birch Street and MacArthur Boulevard. Raerva· lions: &13-9185. ••• MAXWELL'S RES'l'AVRANT at the Pier in Huntington Beach reports a change in its Sunday schedule: Brunch is out ln favor or dbmer, which will be served fromlp.m . On Sunday. as with dinner any other day, Maxwell's serves 20 varieties of fresh fish, a record' that probably can't be topped by any other restaurant in Southern Calllomia. And all offerings are either fiown in daily from the east coast or carefully selected from the best of the local cat.ch. Entrees even include fresh Maine lobster, which can be or- dered in a size to fit your ap- petite ..... up to five. pounders, in fact, at very r easonable prices by today's standards. THERE ARE NO canned or made-from ·a·mix clam chowders either. Maxwell's clam chowder is made daily from fresh clams fiown in from the East. Also, Maxwell's was chosen as having one of the best wine cellars in Southern California by t h e Southern California Restaurant Writers AssociaUon. There are over 200 choices available, all from top California winemakers. Maxwell's dinners are served nightly from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m., Sunday from 1 p.m. to 1 a .m. There is dancing in Furty's disco from 10 o 'clock nightly. Telephone: 536-2555. a .. ..,....., Redd Foxx will have his own comedy-variety show beginning at 10 p.m . Thurs- day on Channel 7. The show will feature top comedians. A NEW DINING ADVENTURE 494-1011/9 >•• " co.ur HWT. LA-AllACH PLUS MONDAY THRU THURSDAY SPECIALS (Fri., Sat., Sun., 'til 6 p.m.I RED SNAPPER ...... 3.4 5 MAH I MAH I . . . . . . • . 3.95 GRILLED SEA BASS . 3.95 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 4.25 NEW YORK STEAK .. 4.95 LOBSTER T Al L . • . . . 5.95 STEAK ANO LOBSTER 6.95 and dozens of others mAnDAn1n CHINESE Geurmet c u1s1NE PEKING• SHANGHAI _ SZECHW AN • HUNAN Daily Lunch And Dinner Yow HOit mid Hostess- Mire mtd AM Chen (Former Chef of the Twin Oragona-Anahelm) 1500 ADAMS A VE. c~t ..__. •w1.1 £ • ~ • ra COSTA MESA I' S40-ftl7 • l>AtLY ft!LOT ... ... .. • ~ .... .-~~---....... ~·---·-----~----------.............................. ll!l!O!!~ ........... _. -........ . oy Trains Draw Art Interest 'TllAINS' -Toy tratna from lhe pHt 100 yean. w1lh real railroad hardware and film•. Today rouab Oct 11 al M~kenthaler Cultural Center. 1201 W Malvern Ave . Full rt.on Reception 8 lo ll o'clock tonl&hl, with music by ·Al Ottvl• Quintet Hour5 . noon to s p m TuHday1 Sund.,.. Fro.. -'A llAILllOAD LEGACY' Replica of old slum tnJ"lne, paat rallroad equipment and m~morab1lla, Monday throu1b Oel. 21 at Museum ol North Oran1e County. 301 N Pomona Galleries /Exhibits IM PREBSIONIBT ART -By Stella Popowliki, ln oil, 1lan and fiber, Sunday t.hrou1h Sept. 30 at Huntreu Oullery, 2811 Vtlla Way, Newport ffeach Reception 11 a .m . to 5 p.m . Sunday. llourti 11 u.m. to 4·30 pm. Tuesdays-Sundays. ••re~ KOFr VLPTURE Whimsical fabric pieces by DoMa Johnson Koopman, Saturday through Oct. 30 at Luguna BHch Muaeum of Art store, 307 Cliff Drive. 11:30 am. to 4:30 p .m . dally ex· cep• Tuesdays Free. " ART AUCTION -Arranged by Robert Sills Gallery to benefit college child care center; pre· vtew 7:30 pm , auction 9 pm. Sept. 18 at Golden West College Community Center, 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach. Free admission. ~ Antique toy train madebyC. H. Shep ard of New York is all wood, with paper detail on the locomotive. ' A.ve . Fullerton 10 am to 2 pm. Tuesdays and l 'hursdays, LO am. lo 5 pm Saturdays, and noon to 5 p m . Sundays Free. i WALL SCULPTURES --By John Okultck, Sun· r day through Oct 6 at Cal Slate Fullerton Art , G aallery, 800 N. State College Blvd. Reception 8 lo , 10 o'clock tonight. Hours: nGOn lo 4 p.m STILL UFE DEMONSTRATION -In oils, by Shen Blackburn, 7. 30 p.m . Thursday at Murdy Park Recreation Center, Golden West and Warner, Huntangton Beach. Sponsored by Artists Association of Huntington Beach North. Free. Cult1•re Center Slated ; weekdays, I to4 pm. Sundays. Free. I l . FA CUL TY 77' -Recent works by faculty mem· bers, Monday through Oct. 2 at Cal State Lone Beach Art Galleries, 6101 E. 7th St. Reception 7 i to 9 p.m. Monday. Hours: noon to t p.m . ~ weekdays, 1 lo4 p.m. Sundays. 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STEAK TERIYAKI Choicest beef m1gnlflcenlly brolled 10 p1case your dl1erimlnallng tHte S4.95 IL&lll ll&IDll WllTIY 11orrM&I TllO Sunday Ch~pagne Br1'DCh BANQUET FACl~ITIES 20-400 join the fun I 21 112 P1cificC011t Highw1y Huntington Beech . t and 11ven condlmenta Sl.95 t ~ t ·1.ai;iftt1i t <:.) f Find Us on the North Side of t "9 f F ashlon Island, Newport Center t _ml!"', f Reservations honored: 644·4811 t ' SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR YOUR PARTIES, ,_., ..... '""""'Net SM'*' 111 Ow,.,_... s,,i. "-.............. 536 ... 142! .. ;~)66 Garden Grove officials plan to break around Dec. 1 for a new cultural complex to be located at Euclid Park. The complex will be built at a cost of $1.3 million in funds, pending a gr ant announcement by the Economic Development Admlniatration. The funds are part of a total of $3 million in EDA funds allotted to the city. The project, unde,r the direction of city Human Services Director Michael Fenderson of Newport Beach, will include a 40 by 60 foot addl· ti on to Mills House Art Gallery, a 250.300 seat natural amphitheater called the Strawberry Bowl, and remodeling of the Gem Theater, a 1930s cinema at the corner of Acacia and Main streets, for use as alive theater. COMPLETION is expected by Dec. 1, 1978. The project will also include meeting rooms for a rts groups and small productions of poetry and drama, plus panel discussions. The new art gallery space will house a collection of Civil War and Early American memorabilia lent by Ed Cope. The outdoor amphitheater. located where Real Cantonese Food eat here or teke home STAG CHINESE CASINO 111 21st P l., Newport BH ch ORiol.~'*~ ... _to MldftlCJl!t Daffy-WM'9Mh Unt .00 e.11\. O'll JI 'fUlll 111 HAI-4'lA <!t~urlr.s iirkru.a • Lunch * Dinner * Fine Spirits PRIME Rll • STEAKS CHOPS • SEAFOOD Entertainment Nightly Mow AppecsilMJ RUTHIE LEWIS BAND 3344 E. Coast Hwy Corona del Mar 673-7722 -..XICAll .. FA•AllF Tiie AM1t Mnlc• Peed !ft ~ COlll!ty HAVI. FREE APPETIZER OM us WnHTMISAD DINING • DANCING ENTERTAINMENT Busineasmen'a Lunch Specials SIA'°°D. COCKTAILS. POOD TO cao IAHqUITS • ... IYATI PAmlS CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS HAPPY HOURS 4-8 1750 W. Lincoln• Anaheim 991-0540 54 7 w. 19th St. • Costa Mtsa 642-9164 FOR A REAL TASTE TREAT CfJ ~ .I G}fltl-no,e, z;tir porter , • GOURMET DINING -MEDITERRANEAN RM. • CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDA"l'S 10'3 PM 18700 MAC ARTHUR BLVD. IRVINE, CALIFORNIA (Opposite Orange Cour1tyAlrportl e DANCING NIGHTL V -CABARET LOUNGE • CAPTAIN'S TABLE COFFEE SHOP -24 HRS. (714) 833·2770 • the old bandstand and rccreallon building now stand, will include a backup buildJng, sound system and li&hting terrace, and will be used for community events, live music, classical Greek theater and Elizabethan drama, according to city cultural arts coordinator Sondra Evans. She said the city is also seeking funds to build a Village Theater in the complex. The theater, for which plans have been designed by Richard Doetkolt of Chapman College, would be flexible so that either proscenium or theater-in-the-round producllons could be mounted. Ms. Evans said she hopes to see the theaters present sotne original works by Orange County playwrights. SHE SAID facilities will include elevators for the handicapped, lobbies and snack bars. The project was developed through the Village Green Arts Alliance of Garden Grove, a group of private citizens concerned with the arts who acted as a liaison between artists and the city council, which approved the complex. It is be· ing built in conjunction with renovations by nearby Main Street mercbants. Amus ing observat ion• of .1 ife along the Orange Coast, penned by a native son, In the DAILY PILOT -Jackie Hyman SPOUTER i . SALOON . Wwt.,fNllt rovotl"" ot Old WIPlfl"O. S•llOMI •nd llol!Oe C..t !>111pP"r• L.A. and SAi FRAICISCO know why, and nqty It's YOUR chance before llEW YORK and LONDON find out why..•. is ... "A NEW SMASH HIT M USICAl:. e e brllllantlv done ••• a Joyous happening ... '' v.,,.,., r I v 11 h tc Po d1 w 50 pt wa I the j be. at b7 -~-. ................ .. ... .. .. ...... ._ ... ._ . -. ~- Rock From Italy Group a Hit at HB Nightclub B:rMJCllAEL P £VJ H ................ Evon amon1 atlf· proclaimed rock ••· pertl, a dl&CUHIOn or the mut\I ol Jtallan contem· porary music would probably lut about u lon1 u it tak to draln a bowlolputa One notable exception ls PPM, a veteran pro 1reu1ve rock ensemble that hu 1enerated a sub ataollal, 1r somewhat cultash, American following since al re leued 1ts first English lyric album an 1973 Tourine to promote its latest album, "Jet La& ' <Asylum 7E-1101 ), PFM made a welcome stop last week al the Golden Bear in Hunlineton Beach for four well- received shows. dtrou1 emphatll on m UM<'aJ dramatics Not th•l PP'N lacked impa.cl, ll wu a truly out1tandla1 set . llowttver, tho band has trimmed the tat fr.om the contlotn1 nature of claHlcal rock without ucrlficln; 1paclouanen. In tho well·lrite1rated unit, eacb member was elven ample solo time to stretch out. But rather than bot down the ln- tellieent pacine of the show, each solo added more luster and a new r4}cet or"" this highly creative band. Among the stancloull were bassist Patrick DJivas, who provided a Jaco Pastorious-tinged lesson in harmonics, Flavio Premoli 's col· orful keyboard shadings and, perhaps the crowd's favorite, American violinist Gregory Bloch. EQUALLY ADEPT were drummer Franz Di C1oec10 and acoustic and electric guitarist Franco Mussida. The pair com· Muasldo on acoustic and Ol Clocclo co1xln1 more tones out of • cymbals thin seemed possible. Despite lead 1loeer Bernardo Laniettl 's uwkward attempts at humorou1 lead·lna to vlrtuully every 1on1, his err atlc 1ta1e presence and nexlble vocals were refreshing SOMEWHAT alone the lines of Peter Gabriel and SpUt Enz' Tim Finn, Lanzetti is most com- fortable and effective in the upper registers where the thinness of hh. voice is a sharp contrast to the band's rich and powerful attack. Often pigeonholed as Italy's Emerson, Lake and Palmer, PFM has successfully found Its own fusion or rock, jazz and classical elements. Considering ELP's latest "Works," the band would do well to look lo PFM for much-needed inspiration. Marcoru; a patisseria, or pastry s hop, in the Northern Italian city of Brescia. Here's the Bear's lineup for the rest of Sep- tember: Tonight and Saturday it's jazz/rock drummer Tony Williams and Lifetime; Dwight Twilley Band on the 13th and 14th ; Mi c h ael Murphey and Danny O'Keefe share a bill the 15th and 16th ; And y On the 23rd and 24th it's the long-awaited ar· rival of Go, featuring <believe it or not) Steve Kahn, J ess Rhode n, Michael Sbrieve, Stomu Yamashta, Doni Henry. Klaus Schulze. Linda Lewis, Paul Jackson, and Fitzroy James. The month ends with Blondie the 28th and (tentatively) Doug Kershaw the 29th and BEFORE AN ex- tremely attentive Thurs- day night audience, the six-man ensemble proved lo be a true rarity among so-called art rockers, a genre plagued by a tendency towards an overblown and pon· bined for a stunning duet ------------=-----------------on .. Peninsula," with Oh yes, PFM stands for Premiata Forneria 30th Pratt on the 19th. Its the BIGGEST. Its the BESI Its BOND. And B·E·Y·O-N·D. s1~mnq BARBARA BACH and CURT JURGENS as"Stromberg" I Produced bv ALBERT R. BROCCOLI . Directed by LEWIS GILBERT screenplay by CHRISTOPHrn WOOD & RICHARD MAIBAUM MuslC by MARVIN HAMUSCH · f timed in PANAVISION• ,~-,-1,f ¥ ,.,,,,, , • ..,,, ... •••1 .. .,.,74~71",.~, ,,uo 1t•11su. ~t..O•(.I~] ~~.~~':! T~~'!~~- NOw ltLAYING •STillNSTEA OllANGE ~-:ZSS3 \MTwonR "3·1>0$ ,_ ,.V.~EIM ~ .. m -1«• •SSIOlf V1£.JO E_C,,_V•io '30-MO COITA lllU.& OMNGI ta-1llO ~c;.,.,, Ml·7711 Stacl"""Ot .-cThe Year's Best Movie 'Star Wars' has brought fun back to the movies and glowingly demonstrated they stlll can make 'em like they used to. A grand and glorious film." "A hell of a lot of fun ... brlms with adventure. charm and marvels. I loved It." .ax• ~ ..... 1.-1-Mogo1 .... ~ "STAR WAU" ll"GI "TIHTACUS" IPGI • '"A IRJDGITOO PAR" "ICIHTUCH MIU> MOYll"llt •. C•""' y,.,....., ... S C•~• lll\.1• '-"" o. ... ,,_., •lotw f•tt r""••'-'"u •-...eo~~ ] ~~'.:.:U~O'l.:..:.••:....._, ___ _ \. fl£\l\I SHE SEP.VED HEP. COUNTRY. .. ~~ THE ONLY WAY SHE KNEW HOW! I JOEY HEATHERTOrt \ .. AS XAVl~RA HOLLANDER IH L . ! .... ~ ..... The Italian progressive rock ensemble PFM came to the Golden Bear last week with Its own succ&S!Jfu/ fusion of rock, jazz and classical elements. • " DAILVptLOT Concert Review THISMOVJE . ISTOTAl.J.Y '··.OUT OF CONTROL .. lmr~:I NED TOfHAM PRESENTS A KEN1\JO(Y FRIED lliEATllE PROOUCTION '1liE K.EN1lJO(V AUED M<ME"" : ·~le Ptoducff 1.ARRY KOSTROFF • w'CUOW Ptuducer KIM~• ~ bv JCRRV ZUCKER. JAM1:.S ABRAHAMS. ~ ZOCKfR • Ptoducsl by ROBERT K WEISS • Dftcled by JOHN LANOIS REUASED BV lN1ID A1>I DIS11UBUTION COMPl\NY. INC C> tm FU.MS INC While the courts free the~-· Buford Pusser protects the innocent. And there is onljr one way to stop liim. ·---................ ~.._.. ..................................................... ~ ..... ---.. .. ~ ........ ...,..:;;~ • ........... ·-·-- 'Kentucky Fried' Well Don~ lJy BOB THOMAS .,.._.....,.....,wrtter "KENl'UCKY FIUED MOVIE" assaults the runny bone 68 percent or lbe time, not a bad (A Quick Look at the Movies) Rmaantfc Adventurer · averace in today's grim world. It's a comedy re- vue with pieces ranging rrom 30-second bogus TV commercials to a Kung Fu mlnifeature. Tbe Bruce Lee satire is hilar- ious, u is an insane courtroom rarce. There are misses. such as a public service com- mercial for death and a trailer for a disaster movie. Tbesend-upofthe pompous Point · Counterpoint of CBS' "60 ( ;t·m· 11.u:~mJn CJ~ an em1,tltcrcd French l'on·tgn Legion olf1ccr Minutes .. is worth the ad· 11l JUllL 1>ushc:> throuuh the crowded c:..i:,l><l h in search of mission price. The com-~ edy relies heavily on sex, < '.1tht·nnc Dc neuve in a scene from "Ma rch Or Die. .. wh1ch CO· nudity and expletives, -.tJts Tt.>rencc Hill and Max von Sydow. Hackman plays a legion-hencetheRrating. n<.11n· ordered to protect an archaeological expedition to the "lluN ~011 You• Li~e . ~l orn<·c.m SCJhara Desert cHA11ua ••OWN" .,..-.u u .. •n· -------------------------------------tire~' Olll9 at 1umnier <•mp, Hot Dogs on Exhibit be<leV11edbyaMstyDunclloftna991 .. 1001"-d ruff lens. 0.YOIMI of s.-p.,. Luo. LI""• and company wlll eniov the outlno, 04her1 mav find It tune and l•lky. Tiit ..,1,,,.110f\ Is Henn•· 8ar1>arlc, 119•,..PS for • reason: the 11etne1& at the CharlH 5<11ulti char•<· lert. Rttld G, Uw fllm wlll provide emusemenl lor 1ubt-•. ellCI mood Of "" "" ...a .... 14111 .. 11'111 World WM II. II l•llt In ocllltvlng -'ioblt ~Of Olldlen<t .......... LI .. Mlnntlll 11111 ~~voice enel cr .. lft l'(!YIP9tlly .. the patient wlle Ratl.,1 OtNlro cont'-lM -·· 111•1 ... YIOI-. of "Tt•I Orl11tr." R1teCIPO. "MAltOt Ott Dia" 1klrt1 Wt eC199 of tr•W9'Y end too of I.., ftlll O¥tr lllt b<lnll. UnlllltMtr1y l'tldMen'1rtant lftor1, tl'lls kftltn Lttlonmov1tl1not suppc>ttd to be a comtely, !Kii It MVtrllwleH IYOllll l•utfller wllll grandllOQutnt tpet<MI -l blurd oc;tlon. Too ti.Cl, llAUUW Ille <Ml l1 lm- p r1 ul v• •nd lllt pllotogr•plly w-lor.PG. ''OUTI..AW aw as·• lutortllne • 9rll,..MCl-<lltM movla wttll clltrrn ~ -'tit "91er F-. II I totlt• singing convict -IMWI twlto<1 to leern tllal • <Ollftlry music star Uames Ctll.,_l stote Ills hit •-· Musk..,..,,. 5'nM S.lnt J.....,s llelpe Fonela •clllew retriDUllon. 8.W L. Norton't cleWr Kr1PI MCI Rkhtrd T. Httf ron'1 -..-direction rnllk• 0'0\ltlN 81\M" t Mlrfl-.. fgflt. PG. "ONE ON ON•" is -u..r "- summer wrPflM, en ...,.,,..1tntlous film brimming wllll httrl end 1au9"1er. Rol>Oy Benton la an "'1· d•r•IHCI l>esktlball llollllOI WllO IHrn1 Ille llltl•lls of 1111 .Chltll< foe· tory. llelllon and 1111 !ether, wrv S.9111, Moll Ille -rt Krlpt, and Lt• monl JollnMft dlrectlld wlllt an """ CltrstlrlCNngOft .... Ctm9Ul~. lllt• ed PG, but U..re'& lltUe to guide clllldrentbollt. "'MACARTHUR" COf'IYlncln11•v· betrl1111 ono lllt llerolc ct1Mllty of Ille ftr'9tf'•9*\-llfe werrltr, but 1111 corn.I ""111tltt «t not C~Wtll In the Hll aerwooct-Moll,..w RMl>IM s<rlllt. Sttlanded ~ '°""" from Oan O'Nerllhy ti Prellelent R-11 end Eel Fl4Mldtrs u Pn11ldlnt Trwnen AltMPG. "Ma1t•1a OOEI TO MONTE I CAltW' QOnll""" tr. edventures Of tllt 01.,_y s..rllU9. Thlt time Ille ln- lefl"'911t VW I•~ In• re»d roe• bel-P.,.11 and ~o •?Cl e rorn1N1U wllll • fetchlllO powdtr.etue unclt pllotlld 1>y Jute Sommll4•· Htr.it'1tong..IUIM<lng~11 Dean .loftet, tfld Don K"°'ts It 114 I Dumbtlr19 mec111nlc Tiit lllm cont•lns 1v1rf11'11ng tll(ept -•-•wit. AateCIG. "THa WY WNO U>YED ME" 11 Ylntage 80lld, tllh time the In· def et...,._ 001 joins wl"' tws tor,,..., -m!H ol KG8, Pflnclpelly a nul>Ha stu,,.,... p1..,.d by &Mtlere Boe". •n <ornMtllll e illlpplflg m_.11 -CIH't JUlllfM -wt-o COIJects nuclur sut>- merlMt. Director L•wl1 Gilbert ,.,.1 nlAIN • moellcurn of bet lev11>1llty and R-r Moore no tonoer -• un- comlcwUtllefottowlng Seen Con11try•1 tct. Reteel PG. "TMa UST llEMAKE OF al!AU oa5Ta" rntltes • oerrw try at finding '"'OM In • 5"°' of torlll911 legion mevltL Some of tile 9llOS ere out· r~ly funny, many ere slmPly oulregeous. Marty FeldmM and Mklltel Vor1I llllY laeMlcot twins ltwlns?I """° IOln tlle legion, An11· Mtr11ret II their IHClvlo ... 51'9- mollltr. Peter Ustinov pleys Ille sedlltk-veont. PG. CHICAGO <AP> , Frankfurters play people roles ul a sculptured set· tang in an exh1bit1on at the ·Museum of Contem - : porary Art m Chicago. serious as it presents sculptured, nonfunc- tional furniture designed and created by artists, as we ll as fabricated furniture incorporated Into paintings and set· tings. provocative and leave the viewer with a new orientation toward taken- for-granted objects in the everyday environment. "H•W YORK, NEW YORK" •u<· cee<ls In c1111urtng the sounels, styles rel>fOdUC• tllt IOOlt tnel 1 .. 1 Of llW "THa 15\,AND OP Dll. MOlll!AU" were In 1111 Peclllc and Kor••· le1tur.s•fl,..CAJ1-llur1Ltn<uter, Gre90fy Peck PoS--llW pllysk•I MICllMI Yark ...... Rklltrd Bawhart • This piece 1s the work or Steve G1anakos and is part of an "Improbable Furniture·· show, com- prising 40 sculptures, and graphics by 30 art1sl~ of the 20th century. TllE GlANAKOS con· 1 r1but 1on , ca lled · ~·rankfurtcr Motel,•• <'onststs of a motel- modern bed and a reclin· ·.j n g c h a 1 r with frankfurters lying in th'em, a dresser with catsup and mustard con· ta1ners and a closet which dispenses paper napkins. While the exh1b1lion In · 'eludes several such humorous spoofs. it also "ls esthetically more . . .... ll•ll!JOll •1 AOA'A> o CO 1TA l.lll>A 17141046·3102 1:15, 2.31, 5;46. 1.00 a 11>.16'M THE RESULTS are amusing, mystifying, Many of the a rtists come from the irreverent su rreahstic and dad a movement!>. Art /or Auction LOS ANGELES (AP> About $1 million m county art works will be auctioned off this fall to raise funds and make room for major new pieces at the county Museum of Art. Museum director Kenneth Donahue said more than 800 works from the museum's permanent col· lection will go on the auction block. The public auction, slated for the week of Nov. 7, will be conducted by Sotheby Park Bernet or Los Angeles. Donahue said the value or the pieces has been estimated at between $870,000 and nearly $1.2 million. He said they range from ancient to contem· porary, but generally are those pieces that duplicate other works or are below m useum standards. CINEDOME 23 Jo<.0 W CHAPMAN AVl •ORANGE 834·25'3 I :00. 3: 15, 5:30. 7:'5 I I O:OOP II __ ,,..__..,...,,,_ AUC-MAll---IHMAn.. IYlllTDA'l"TIU •>O-·SI U SAD~';!,_A.,.~~ r,~AZA fl Of .......... , ........... ,, •• "9•• . .:;,. ~D -~~~: THHTiU[O 1J1 -~~ :!: ~·tlNI .... "B4D °" TMl WOILD"INI ........ ,..~·· "MUllDH IY DIA TH",,... J.-11)· FOUNTAIN VALi.KV .u ..... -:,~nrc::.~~ • 11 ...,, .... Al .. 19 Melly__, le flM,l lnlllMMOllC IOUMI PACIFIC'a WllISJ:) DOME \llHlt t-WC MCIU,fWOOO .... ).t(rt """"' 1zaiab••• •••• -----....... __ ...... TRUMAN REL/EVES .1/'ARTHUR OF ALL HJS POSTS; ; FINDS HIM U.'·lABLE TO BACK U. s .. t:. N. POLICIE&, RIDGW.4 Y XAMED TO FAR EASTERN CQMJ.IASDS He fought wars and won them. He defied Presldent11- and might haw been one. The most controverstal American hero of our time ... and one heU of a man. Foury..,. In prepantJon and procluctJon. ~ MiilRTHUR XIJWPORT 0 Ollll'l'l11l Newport 8HCh 644-0780 AMhelm • 7724902 -111alli1trrei. .. oh<ltMlllC••,..I fMftts -on en Ho. Welti -1 Soeclot tt1«11 t"4 • ta1t·movlne cllmt• <.,.., ~at• tor llw In ~qweci. flf 1111 WI.,.. hO-r. llatocl l'O "'A • ._IDOa TOO ~All " reproduc". Waold Ww " -rot IOI! 1n • levlJll •IVI• tMt ttw won I,,.. Al-11 .. ,..., .. l<,tlf< .. '1' tllorel Tiit 111«tA- clt 11 1..-...iw, ~ t11t 11wnan •• .,, ..... 1 ... tlllg9ntly ···~•lilll od ~. IM flim <Wtln• tlefh1ICI ..... LA MlllADA 4 • LAKEWOOD 4 WAI.II-IN IAllOAlll l'lllC:f ti.JO MONDAY 11W IATUIUIAY l&a-HalMloJOI U:JO le t:llO LA MIRADA 4 ONLY tuHDAYI a ltOllDAYS tl:IO te 2'00 MAftV "~" 11 l 1111#11• .. "-I'* WT lllMAlll., C?!, IUU oml('O) ~~1)l'IMl'liflll' LQ2.;;~~2'400~J. LOYI ---'" (N) IOHY, NO PASNI ..... .. -1 ...... -TMI Wt WHO I.OVID Ml CN1 '"" oaAHD nun AUTOCNi ~· IOl9T, NO MUii u-w...,..ll e-.o.-• HIW TOii(, N1W TOU(Nl ""' '" ONI OH ONI IN) • • IOffY, NO PAllU llOY ICHllOll THI SOIQUR "Ill nNJACUI l"°I \\ IO IVINION e fontlf TU<lll• r ftNAl CMAl'YH•WAUUNO fAlltllt Miii ~.;.;,....;;;,;.;J \'OWN IMAT llUla IUNDOWNIWI' .... MDII. 11Wu T?vl ()pift 7.30 t Fn Sit.. Sill 7 15 t 9'ow SW 11 Otl!l llOOITA.ln "°'1Cel CH!U>H11 UMDll 12 fllll ,,, ........ ~ Ill WAY l'I ')UI\ f I~ .. ii;I TOU CANNOf UCAPtl SUSPtalA111 '"'' nll~ HOUSl~1 r I • l. h le p d1 w so Pt w• l the ~-__....... . .....,,., ...................... ~ -....................... -. --.. .... Septemoor !I 19 .. 7 DAILY PILOT C1 Royal Portrait "The !loyal Family," which opens a three· week engagement ut the Laguna Moulton Playhouse Tuesday. stars <seated. from left> Kathryn Johnson, Dctsy Paul and Beth Titus, and (standing from left) Jake Gardiner and Alfred Lutjeans. 494·0743 is the reservations number. andicapped Win Schooling 'Including Me," a documentary look <tt the 1trides being made in the public -SucaUon of handicapped children as the •ult of a new law -the Education for All Handicapped Children Act -will air Thursday al 7:30 p.m . on KOCE, Chan· net 50, and at 9 p.m on KCET, Channel 28 . • J<OCE will also feature local perspec· tiies at8:30p.m . Thursday The special program ventures into the lives of six youne handicapped in· cjiyiduals deaf. bhnd, paraplegic. tmotionally disturbed and mentally re· larded children and young adults -who, through the new law, have won the right to a publicly supported , appropriate tcSucation. .. "INCLUDING ME" 1s hos ted by ac- tress Patricia Neal, who herself was the 'l,ictim of multiple disabling strokes several years ago. HANDICAPPED PROFILED Suzanne, 16, l a Deaf high school and improves her com· m unication skills with the help or specially trained teachers. Jed, 18 years old and mentally re· larded, attends a vocational high school where he learns manual skills which will probably lead to a career. Gary, 13 and emotionally disturbed, slowly gains un· derstanding of himself in a separate public school . KCET repeats the program Sept. 16, at 1 p.m. and Sept. 17, at8:30 a .m. with cap· Uoning. This fall, for the fi rst time, most han· dicapped children will be enrolled in public schools. The Education for All Ha ndicapped Children Act, passed in .1"15, requires public schoo1 systems throughout the country to open their c l assrooms and create the special education necessary for the more than the United States. KCET'S NIGHTLY news and publlc affairs series, "28 Tonight," will air a follow-up to "Including Me" on Sept. 22, at 7:30 p.m. The program, hosted by Ciji' Ware, will feature a panel discussion by four participants with various ln· volvements in the subject of education for the handicapped on the issues raised in the film as they relate to the Southern California area. KOCE's followup, this Thursday follows "Including Me." Hosted by Gretchen and John Walz of Mtssion Vie- jo, themselves parents of handicapped children, it features interviews with four families . They s hare their stories of str uggle to secure an education for their handicapped children. •t•ight million handi capped children in "Including Mc" features poignant in· dividual vignettes that illustrate how, in a healthy learning environment, even the moot severely handicapped have re· vealed hidden capacities for growth. SUZANNE, 16 years old and dear, at· tends regular classes In a public junior . ' Musicians Tuning Up for Weekend TONIGHT, SllPTEMllla • MOaHIHGWOaD -Follt OO~lduo I lO O°<IO<lt tonlQlll "' Ca l""'" °"'""'· l3m O•v Sur. Dana Point Fr" Times/Places PE•CUSSIOH aECITAL By ICtnl H•nnlbel, I U o"CIO< k 1on111ht In Salmon lteclt•I H•ll. Cll•Pm•n Coll-. P•lm Avenue •t Cir•no Streel, Or•noe With Oev1d Clemenson. plenht. I'" l lG IAND OANCI -l.M llr_,. end hk llano ot A-. I o'clock tan1Q11t In tile Ci<•nd Ballroom tf tile DI• , nolenct Hole4. tPOfll0<9d by Buen• • Park Frale...,,.I 0rQMll'911ons u . In· <luck\ panunv .,._.,,., AH OY Gill SlnQllr of '"I Just W•nt • IO Bt VOIW Evttrvthlno," • JO •rwl 11 JO o'tloc.• tOl'l1..,1 '"'0<1<1" Sunoev .. I .... Ao•y In l..O• ........ , .. Cltl) • '" 8()q4. O ltAHOI COUNTY AHTIQUa ,.wow -At ,,... C.onvenl Ion C.nter Holfl •t K"°4h ettrry F•rm, 7'1S C.ruom Aw • &uen• Perk 1 to 10 o'clock IOl'llQlll •ncJ Salurd•y. noon lo• I ·"' Su<lclay u. "PltlVATa LIVIS' Noel Cowerd o<oml(ly, orevlewa 1on10111 throuQll "'T""rws.v. r19Ul.r run Sept. 11·0cl 30 ""' Soulll Cont ~•P•rtorv. 1121 Newl)Or1 Blvd , '°'"'Me•• •<14 lll>l 'p U P P E T S H 0 W 9 y I h 1 s" ...... r•t•de Plavert end PUS>MI -fl"· 7. lend 4 pm todlly, t, 18'\d • •.nt. S.t-y ano SW.day •I Hunt· '1''°" C...lw. 1111 Edl-r Avt • Hrt1nv1an e .. c:11 ,.r .. 'GltRAT AMUllCAN IACKSTAGI MUSICAL' N-at , ... HerittqUln Donnar Pie~"'· JWJ S Herbor Blvd , S•ntA An• \IJ H \IS \0, thlldren M HM !tunday• '1•·HI I SPRIOWAY aACIS I o'clock lonlqht, tnter mt1n oete off • Felr Oriw, Colla Mew. at Ora1199 Co<inty FeirOr°"""'-Al\O Sept " end lO U SO -41\. '7.50 lunlon 12-IS, '° onhcNklren. "'" P"rllltlQ Theeter B--. Perk. $<! 15 "'°""' U 1 Hnlldren COMIOIANS At I.all Stoo. 21n s E B""°' SI Hnoport Beach. To- dAV tllrOUQll MOnOrt: Stew &lutt· te1,,. Denny JonnstOft •nd Bruce Baum Sf'OI ll·ll Jell AltmAn. C.eor~ Wall.Ce -G•en '°'Der. e JO end 10 p m -~ n1Qt1i.. U so plus o"" drln• minimum, I JO end 10 JO p.m F rl<l•Y• ""d S..t11rclay•. '3 SO plu• two drln'> SllASTIAH'S OINHEll THaATEU -"The Odd Couple,'" now at tao Awnldll Pico, S.n Clem1nle. •'2·,.SO. S10.\U; .. C.rnt•al, .. now 1nrouo11 Oct 7 at Ille (;rand Hotel. t Hotal Wey, Anel'!elm 171-1110. Sll·Sl6. UNIVRltSAL AMPHITHEATEa -Leon end Muv Auuell, ton10111 throu911 Sundey; Jackson Brown• W!tll I"" Sec:llOl'I. 5"1(. 1).11 THll NIWGltllK THEATEa -Na toonal 0.llat Of ~nllCle With Audoll Nureyev, tonlohl end Saturd•Y En0ttlber1 HumPtt<dlnc-. weonew.v 111rougn Se!>! 11. 12tl) --..00. HOLL VWOOD IOWL -Loa A1>99IH Phllllarmon1c:, I 30 o.m. H<n nl"'t TonlQlll endS.t-y-Ar1hur Fledler w•th Chrts!Cne WalevOa. <ellhl T Ut\day and TllurMlay Mlcllaet Tll•on Thomu, c:onduc:lor, wltll Zo111n t1.oc1i.. plenlst: Sept. 1' oMd 11. ~ Flre-11s Finale wllh Mlc:l1HI Tiison T,,.,.._. conductor, end Paul Sclltnly,plenl"· $1-$4. MAGIC MOUNTAIN -In Vatencl•. north of Hoo~. TonloM ""-" Sunday: SM Na Na, I •no 10 p.m. "MY OAUGHTI• ltATllD x · Sept. 1111 The O.Franco Family. • Com..ty, lonlQllt ll'lrOUQh S.pl. 7J el U .•5 AC111lll. $4 t 5 Cl'llldren. lnclueltl lot-w•'" HY•ll Hows•. We\lmln\ler rides 180517S'-nn. llout•.,••d end Peel lie C.oatt Hloflwey,LonQ8ellCl'l.111-0Sl3. CONTINUING IN LOS ANGi i.as -"The Wlr," llW"OUQll $.tturdey Ill Ille srAlt8UC:I( -1 30. t Ind IO:JO AllmanM>n Theater; "For Color9CI o CIOO tonl9hl end Seturday et Girts .•• " UlrOU<,111 Sept. 2S at the Mtrll Knell'• &tttry Farm'• Good Time T•oer F«um; ''The Act." thrCllllJfl ,,~---~~~-~-------~ They're in love, on the run, getting famous and getting even. OCI 16 et tne Oorot!¥r Chencller Pev1llon '-'"llerun1 '"HoldM4"' •I IN W..t-"1•Y-. ··0w><u1 Line'" •It,... Stlubt'1 T,_ter THR GOLDllN e a Aa -l06 PllClll< Coal! HIQl>wey, HuntlnQton &tt•<h TonlQM end Sat urday · Ton y W1ll••m•. drummer Sf'pl IS·"· Mttlletl Murphey, U. ~ SATUa OAY, HPTEMlllt te ANTIOUI Sl'OaT' CAllS -Salur- do •I wettclllf Plara, lrvlne encl 17th SttMll, NeW1101 I &each. P'rff. SCOTTISH MU.IC, DANCING 10 A m to S p.m. S.turdlly and Sunday dt ""'"""'of Arts oround" UO U QUM Cnnyon Aoecl, uouna ~•<II Dene· lnq tomoetltlon. uhlboh SI •dull• SO unh cNldran. ScotllYI bell I pm. Saturday at Lion Country Safer!, '3 so ..,..1815 SP1a1TSTllONG c;o,oel mu••< QfOUC> plU'\ P4trOU\h,. In ~fflt con < "'' I o m S.1uro.tv "' St JO\f'Ph ColleQfl AUC1110<1um Onnoe. t i so Ul·7•'1t. a1ca rATtOHAL VaHICLI! SNOW "•"' •"d· bo•h, •l An•ne1m ~I.odium. S.turdlly tllr"OUQh S.OI 18 4 lo 10 om -"oa~. ,_,, lo 10 o m ~IUrGaVland-totpm S<lf\CS..y• u TUllSOAY, SllPTIMlla U "ICE ~LIES' -Will! IOP SllallnQ """·al Ille lft91-Forum Io m ,.,...,..1-Seof 14; 1. Send•o m Sept. IT end UflCU Om ~. 11 «, U. Mo end '7 .,...., ..itl\ l""lcws u-r u ,.,, lhl n hllf price . T1ckel1 •I Tlcketron. "THll ltOYAL ,AMILY' K•ulmen· Ferber cOfl'WldV, e·JO Pm 5-91. II Oct. 1. Tundeys-S.turd•v•. otut 7 JO p.rn rMI"" S.ot. ti. ~Hll4J ell.er 1 pm. SCANDINAVI AN AaT SONGS M•\ter C••~t \I ~~IGn\. O~n IO pybllC •udlllnq, I pm. TUt"W•V •r>O Thur,. 11.1y In PhllllD\ HAii, S•nl• An• ColleQC. 11111 and 8"s101 Str .. o . lncludfos dlKU\\<On\ and demonstr•· "°"""· THUaSOAY, SIPHMlla U MIMI SHOW -By Stewart FIV!ttr. noon Tllur1day el Cio•den Wot Coll-C:.ntl't' Pallo. I SIU Golden Wa'I St , Huntlnqton Baach Fr91, 'KISS Mil KATE" -Downey Civic Ll9"t ~ra P"OdU<tlon.,. Co•e Por1•• •m11uul, t JO p.m. ~. tS.11, 77·2• ancJ Sept 2'-0c1 I, p11n 7· JO p.m. .,..o, 11, lS..., Oct.?. 81 MSO Second ~I • Oow<ley. U Qe,.r .. , t2.SO Mn•Ol's .1nd lunto,., St SO chlldrtn. f2tJ) 91). 1714. ,.IDAY.Hl"TIMl llll 14 'LAMEHCO OAHCI Wltll LH Mollrwu Danc.e '°"'°"nv. 1 30 om S.01 16 In Sant• An• Coll-ou1doo< •mo111111e•ter. 17th •nd Brutol \lr,..h Fr• LOS ANGELES COUNTY ,AIR S•PI 1..0.:1 7 "' feirqro11no1 In Pomona llW\tOCll t1~ •ru •nd ..,.. chntrl• -·no<• r11Cln9. carnfval ride• and ..,,.,,.,,,.,.,,.,., • • m to 10 p m ~ya-'""'"'UY• ••• m to 11 p m Frio.-n end S.turday• n 2S ecJulh. SO unh Clllldran ._ 17 unci.r • ,, ... ,LUTE CONCE.•T Bv John llerc111on., Ip m '>«'91 ''"'~I St•t• LO"O Bff<ll 5'udlo Tl•Hlttr. •IOI E. Ith SI U SO oener•I " '"'°"""· Cllll ""'~ CATALINA ,ESTIVAL Ari t•· ~ltllt\, ~ 16 II pl11• cJlnner..iance on '""'° B,111room. Se!ll. 1' Cl/ SOI Boal tran\00'1AllOn ($10) '""" Lono B••ct11C.t<1llM Crulwa, 521·1111 Of' Tlcltetron. $ATUltDAY,SEPTIMlllt 17 '~IOOLa a ON THI aOO'' M11~k .. , 8 Om !>fof>I II Mid 14 al PHrl(MI Part! The•IM. Sycamore •nd Lemon 1tr••I• An~ll•lm U SO ~r>eral. l' SO •luden" 11 end under ancJ Wfll<lf•W.Ull. CLASSICAL GUITAa MUSIC -I om. Secl4. 11111 S.irnon At<ll•I H•ll. c11aoman Coll-. m N c;11ne11 St , o"noe ~by Or.-.oe eo..nty Gu•t•r Cu·c.1 .. Fr•. ULLY"flD ~IUIY°'UO WALT DISNEY ,.goucnooo· ~l!JJ ~ GOIS TOMOtm CAALO STARRING DEAN JONES OONKNOTIS PLUS HARBOR TWIN ·-· fwY._.Ufe a-..u. HAlllOR AT WILSON. COST A MESA 646-0573 646-JZ66 ••••• PLUS "THE STING" PLUS (PG) "MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY CINEMA CENTER GRAIL" HARi O R AT ADAMS. COST A MESA< MESAVERDECEHTU 979°4141 Olf.E The ~•ory a0~dt PLUS (PG) ~ ROllY BENSON edwards LIDO CINEMA MIW,O RT IUD. AT VIA UDO NEWPORT BEACH 673-8350 PLUS (RI "HAPPY HOOKER GOES TO ----1...L-----WASHINGTON " IRISTO L AT MACARTHUR 540.7444 A ~~~~nt 'ANN IE HALl' loueatory. PLUS (PG) PLUS (R) .. 3 • '!. ;t • . ., • .. . . . •' -. . . . , . . . DAil. Y PILO T l'rid1 , lember t .. 1171 -in the Sunshine .. · By lJ A ROBINSON WbJle moat cont~mporary aroup» rely on mo \.r IUUllal r ordlnl tent.ert hit• New Roe k Ta I k Vor "'''°" An1el ~. Harry Wayne Cuey -Ilka KC ol th Sun hint• Band hu ~uJelly created a boom 1n a\.udlo uet1 \ 1ty In South 1' lortda. Ot COUMit' M1aml boo.all <'f'\teria Studios, wh re producer Tom Dowd hH m•do recorda people comlna to Florida to record and capture ~Ith Dclan ~'1 and Donnie. ~n <' Clapton, l.ynyrd wh11t'is down here," says KC. "It's definitely ·kynyrd and nttM:ra, and KC'11 own TK Records aenerated a lot or activity; since I built 'l'Y had ,old hits with other arUata ("Clean UP. studio, there have been allellSt lOolhers. Woman" by Betty WNaht In urn and "Why Cant "Everybody thinks there's something her~.·· W~ Uve-To1tcther" u y or later> he adds. "But I don't think there's anything Hut It's het•n pretty calm compared to the apeclal about Miami that would make the sound ph nomen11I activity a.ince the r.uccesa or KC & happen the way it does. J can go anywhere to re- Thc Swutune Hend'a "GPl Down Tonlaht" ln cord and still gel the same sound because it's us. 1975 But it's convenient here. The air is clean, the sky IT IS 1'1 hi:. own Jhule11h Sunshine Stud101> lJS blue, and all my family is here " "here l\C '' mo~t at home. There he concen-KC would appear to be the most recent, and trot~ on r er1n1ne has ~kills as a wnter·producer lfj a ost aucceu/ul, incarnation or the Southern in· for the Sunshine Band. tegrated rhylhrri and blues band tradition that "Smee our success, there i. been 1t surge of -. 11\tl~·t ••• ,, (. .. , .... , c ....... ~... I 1 .• "f • , ' t was personified m the 1960s by Booker T. and the M .G s. Although KC's music is usually classified as disco. KC calb It "ao\l.l mu.sic you c:an dance to. .. rr•s A combination of everythln&." he s ays. "We de!lnitely wanted to make party re- cords -when we first began record int we used to have a lot or party nolsea in the background. We'd Invite a whole lot of people into the atwjio and get crazy, but we stopped doing that after the second record because we felt it ~aa detractinr from our music." • Critics have complained that his music, like most disco, is repetitious and monotonous, but KC disagrees. "Some people have taken disco and made it a bad category, and it's not fair. Dis- co music isn't any less complicated than any other kind o( music. "I just want everybody to have a good time. We have run on stage, we're relaxed, and the au- dience reels 1t. We want it to look tight, but at the same time we keep it loose so that it doesn't look loo plastic. too programmed. M05t or the lime we JUSt pick up things from dances that are going around. Some nights we in vent routines on stage . "I don't aim ror any particular sound, llOllUQ" RLDl'ORIL.. llOllrJIJ MAW IPGI 1Hf&11N6 "" "THI OTHlll SfDI althoul!h I do prefer funky, percussive music to f' l:/aR -"'·,. ;;;;b;:;au:;;;jads;;;:;;::· ============:::::; ~ ~ "PRIVATE UVES .. ,lnlYa !; by Noel Cowetd "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME'' "THE SORCERER" (PG) "SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT" "THE STING" (PG) "NEW YORK. NEW YORK" (PG) "RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHER" "FANTASIA" (G ) "A BRIDGE TOO FAR" "MARCH OR DIE" (PG) "ONE ON ONE" (PG) "LIFEGUARD" Of THI MOUNT AIH'" SOt'Tll COAST , fttl Aft.U l AC.UNA UI 11.(M th 1\14 ~ ,... 9 y Matiftfft • Sat. -StHI. I :45 -ntEATRE I 11THE SPY WHO LOVED ME11 C .... SoClll "OMEOM IPGI l:IO A&al.T1a11• I Tiii• clelk!-'Y wttty 9ld topWltlc.t.d 1910 c..-fy cleuk THE ._.K .,,......,..11111 t•tltwiMJ sea·, •••d • ..._. c-.-y .. _..,.. & • .-"' ,.,.,,.l'lllR 7:00 ~ wll b. CJl•• low-pricld '""'"' Plrfol ••cn: · , STIUW AGAIH 10:11 Sept. 9 thru 15-S.UO Every Frtd1y Midnight I IMHf'T .. Hm c.11_ .. __ 64 ... llU !I !t ~ I ~~ JOuth Coast R cp ertor_\· '. II CONCllNID ?'> HO Of4E HATED OUltlNO IST 10 MINUTU 01' l'Eltl'OllMANCE PllVINT WILD\.ANO .> INIW CtMll Qrd P-l'llr<NMI 0.llf let l'.M. SSHlfl JllU '~~ 5 5 3 9 0 0 0 OMl" __,------{/,) l~ SHUBERT l1C~U by .U1ta18os Olf1Ce1nHll ~-~". THtAHIE C-E MTUllY CIU • Mutual 1.c~tl•on AconcOfl L-..!:====--~IL--'_:_·-------------=--~--' ........ [ __ ,_ A)jf~ WIS. WlAlfTHIOU SSJ.9000 PER ·s~••' Nicholas Hammond stars as 'Spider · Man,• a physicist w ho ac h ievrs mysterious powers. at 8 p.m. Wedl'\esday on Channel 2. Ull'S "THE SPY WHO SO. WST PWl LOVEO MF' frGI -liitirlit wmDAYS 7:30 t:JO ~-=-.SAT a SUM fl»J:J0.1:40.7:4~t:IO· Ull'S "LOVI AMO DEA Ttt" SO C'"" PtJZA WIBDAYS 1:00.10-.21 · =... SAT a 5'l'4 l:l0.7:f0.IO:JO lMl PER ,..._,'ROC.,Y'" WmDAYS•JO •1m " SAT & SUH l:JO.l:oo.l:JO llAll'S CllEUWD MllS. .... ....... ... IUl'S CllllAUID MMS. .... .... ••• IMIU "OUTLAW IWES" 2:00.1:2M:IO "SUSPIRIA .. IRJ 1:41-7:10.10:11 · .. EMD OP THI WOILD11 DAILY I :JCM-.JO. 7: I 0.10:00 ''FANT Ame PLAHEr INJ DAILY l:OO.S:SN:40 ~LP T "SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" "THE STING" (PG) '"THE LAST REMAKE OF BEAU GESTE" "BITE THE BULLET" (PG) "GRAND THEFT AUTO" (P ) "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" "HERBIE GOES TO MONTE CARLO" '"NEVER A DULL MOMENT" (G) SPECIAL CHllOflEN S PRICES ·'EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC" "JOY RIDE" "OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT" (R) .. 1 f'NATTY DREAD'\ /'RASTAMA~s3as . ~VIBRATION~ • PER HIT LP /'LIVE '~ or r.TAPE ~ PER LP ,, JT" HIT 45 ':HANDYMAN" ONLY 69C f j b e II t .... 4zAL ·--_.., ..,...........,_.. .... -- Fl1day, September, 9, 19n ''lhe DEAllN DEALER!'' • WE WAIR YOlll -S MAKE • PROVE DI ·MEW '77 FORD F 150 CUSTOM STYUSIOI PtCIUft ~ Iron! ~ full --loid"'O -becl< --· tl<I--Engine 3&1·VI ~med""'¥ .,,,,,.,.,,.,.1 pt_,.. ga---IYl•enw:orttrOI pliQ ,..,.,.,.., IOUllCI -••-I .. ena ~Ml!IC ~ -11-lnQ. ~ ,_ ..,,_ tinted FORD'S MEW FIEST A HERE MOW ,.,~ .. ~ ....... ---. 4 tC>Md ......... ·-S..-11 --"' ct..ooe "°'" In llOCll Colne In andOtilleone~ TEST DRIVE OME TODAY 30 MPG CITY -43 MPG HIWA Y lrA MILIAGI U11MATIS-Y0Ul. MILIAGI MAY YAU oi-eo -..,.,.....,, -1'9hlet extra COOllno rod<OIOt ·-otep l>urol-& l A78a16 D IPA PT WSW d""' .-0 S.. I Fl6HAY97677 s" 16398 ----------------factory air cond1t1on1ng, full foam seat, folding seat back, dome lamp, headltner, 7900 GVW Package. Engine 400-VS, Ranger Package. reduced sound level exhaust. trans Crulae-0-Matic 3-Spd. opl1onal ratio axle, power steering, carrier spare tire-slide out. camper special package. Cruise Control. free wheeling package'. tr-eludes heavy duty battery. sliding rear window. tinted glass, super cooltng package. fuel tank LH frame. rear step bumper, 4 8 50x16.5, dual tanka. factOry custom interior. factory custom tape stripes. Ser #F25SRZ22652. Stk #5530 Retail Price $7244. 41 Dlscoemt $1400.00 Sale Price $5844.41 s100. DOWN WILL DELIVER ANY NEW USED CAR OR TRUCK IN STOCK SE HABLA ESPANOL OH AftPROVED CREDIT NEW 177 PINTO 53177 2 DOOR SEDAM ~'~ -~ "''' Li;hl lllue 2 3 Litre 'IV _.,,. 4 - ---· Iron! d11C l>t-Atel< I Pin.on II-. vinyl buck .. ... 11 -~ ........... COMole elec: .-.....,....,., 6"oater •tMI bolted ,.,., --delw.e --C•lll e11uu1on Stk • 5633 Ser UA10Y407180 ----------------DISCOUNT $1525 Power lront ooec tw-. -at-400 CtD V_. -·ne MleC:tlillft Ouo...o-~ WSW rdll tit' ... trOt'll l r ___ ... f\Jlt --IMI ll•n<I ,.,..,.. ,.....,..,, el«1nC cloclc. -_.._ •vstem vlnvt rool ~t --with -,,_ cor...,1nv 1-1111 "-'"9 -· • ._,,., ~ controt oower •••t delu•• bumper grouo •tr cond11i0t'l•"9 AM·Fo.A •tereo radio. tinted ot ... e1eclt1c power door loc•• Stk 18230 Ser I IJM5141171M NEW'77 LTD 4DOOR LAHDAU.&.OADIED ----------------NEW '77 feeM1y ttkktr price •• Sltl I let.ii Price •• $1764.71 Dlscomt •• $ f J00.00 Sele price •••••• S74'6 ----------------Sale price •• $7464.71 DISCOUNT $1010 MEW 177 GRANADA 4 DOOR GHIA SIDAH Chrome front bumper. full foam seat. folding seat back. dome lamp. headliner. Midnight Blue Metalllc. E~1ne 351·V8, Ranger Package. ammeter/oil pressure gauges. emlsslona system-eontrol pkg . reduced sound level exhaust. Trans Crulse-0-Matic 3-Spd., pcwer steering, dual bright swing lock mlrros. sliding rear window. extra cooling radiator. front & rear llhocks, 5 L 78x 15. custom paint. all terrain tires. special wheels. sun roof, chrome step bumper Ser. #F14HRY83843. Stk 155«. Blue Meltlllc GIOw PeiM. 302 V ... -"-·YI!'¥:...--...... '°°'· till -nv -· CNlff contl'OI. --. .._. ---rnych ,,,.,,. Siii t4433 Ser uw83f'111101a ,_..,., dldiw price •• S7Jt4 Sele price •• SUl4 1975 FORD 1973 FORD . 1971 1971 FORD 1975 MERCURY GllAM TOtUMO WAeoH """OWAM>M Ll:MAMS SPOIT MERCURY T-lllD MC*AICH~ V-8. auto trans . brite C.t.rlU V-8. auto. trans . faciory V-8. au to trans. air yel low. factory a l r V-8. auto. trans.. factory air conditioning, power cond1tlon1ng, power 4 cyl .. 4 speed . LtC conditioning. full power. 4 cyl . 4 speed, radio. air condltlonlnf.· full steering. power disc steering. power (disc) -~~A power steering. power powef', vinyl roo . vmyl brakes. power" windows, disc brakee. radio. vinyl heater. silver blue. Gas Interior. Hard to find brakes. Lie #471MOL • saver. Lie. #544BFL AM/FM tape radio. vinyl roof. vinyl tnt8f'lor. bucket model. Lie #217GRO. roof. floor shift. silver blue seat s. console Sex beauty. Uc. #241 NOC. ·53317 51677 appeal Lie. #283FYG 51477 51977 51677 . 53877 I 1975 CHEV. .'1974 CHEV. 1971· 1976 GMC 1973 FORD 1969 FORD ILCAJ•IO CLAISIC IMPALA W.t.CM>M I TOYOTA PfCICUP ••• T-lllO T-lllD V-8, auto. trans.. factory V·8. auto. trans.. factory V-8, auto. trans., factory air conditioning. power COIOLU V-8 . 4 speed, power air conditioning. full air conditioning. power V-8, auto. trans.. factory steering, radio. heater, steering, dual gas tenka, power, power ateerlng. steering. power d isc air conditioning, vinyl lug. rack. Lota o( toom. 4 cyt. 4 speed. Lota of· sliding rear window. Low power disc brakes. vinyl brakes. power windows. roof. vinyl lnter10f'. Claaalc Lie. t265KEF. zip. Lie. #417CCV. miles. Lie. #1081592. 4 roof. tinted gl8U', wheel vinyl Interior. Clean as a with ct88'. Lie. tP147e. · covets. Loaded luxury at whlatle. Uc. fVCC743. low prloe. Uc. f888GUW •• 53977 53077 51277 55977 ' 53577 ·51177 ' 1975-· 1968 CHEV. 1973 FORD 1975 FORD 1974 CHEV. 1975 FORD <:•MARO ._ TOllMO WAeoM ,..,.0 L AIOUT CIOPICIUP MERCURY .,,. V-8, auto. trana., factory V-8. aito. tran... factory 4 oyt., -uto. trana • rlldlo. V-8. auto. trans.. factory V-8, auto. trwta.. fl!Cfory V-8, auto. trana.. factory air condltionln~wer air conditioning, radio, heater, Back to achoo! air oondltlonln~. power air conditioning. power air condltfonl~. power atMttng. pin atrl . vlnyt heater. A lot fOf the price. \car. (eeol.GU). steering, radio. elldy for ateertng, power dlac • ateerlng, power dlac Interior. yellow. Super (8397A) work. (e8039V). -brakea. vinyl roof. vlnyt brakes, vinyl roof. vinyl ah arp claaalc. L i e. fntertor. ~ or the cat. Interior, low low mllea. IUSM71. Lie. t357L . Lie. ts&INIT, I 52277 5397'7 2 Year-2~.ooo mile warranty available on most used cars 1972 thru 1977. Let us take the gamble out of buying your next used car. Retail Pric. $6727.04 Discomt S 1728.04 Sale Price $4999.00 1967 vw 1975 FORD COH"•Mllli.I SUl.UY MAYlllCI 4 cyl . 4 speed. Red 6 cyl . air conditioning, vinyl interior. Back to beauty for beach bums. school special. Lie. Lie. #ASF295. #P1492 5777 5.2277 1974 CHEVY 1969 FORD TOllMO•.T. STAKIPICIUP V-8. auto. trana.. factory air conditioning: power V-8. cle.en. Ready for 1teer1ng, vlnyt roof, vlnyt work. Lie #1896488. Interior. bucket aeata, brlte yellow. See It to b911eve It. Uc. tXTE732. 53677 51777 1976 ·l973 FORD L1D4DOOll MERCURY V·8. aulo. trana.. air ·~'1'AMH " condi ti oning. power V-8, IUto. t~.. hlctOfY ateering, vlnyt roof. Load air conditioning. radio, up the family. Lie. heater, luggage riot(. tP1413 Ol(t( brown beauty. Lie. tNPK858. • • • ... 81 D.t.ILY Pl~Ot l"riaax. SepremDet I . 1177 ~.,.•wi•1u .... 1Tt.T•M8•T r .. -..... .. _,,.,. .. .._, -·· '°'-AlnAVI 1l•U r1111 A .. ,.,....v_.., CA.,,. ~··· A•I• O•M lllM h,,. 0-o ........... Vell•, (A tf1'1 ftoe .,_. .. ~-"" ... if>. ......... ... I.& CM• ,._ ........ _ , ........ , ... (_, 0-.. Of ..... ,_, ... -.......&."" ..,_ .._......,. ar.,.. CM•• De••• Pt..,. ......... ..-a 1 , .... t' •• ttH ,, .. ,, P\JBUC NOTIC F. PUBUC NOTICE PICTITIOUS IUllNIU llAMI n ATIMCNT Tiie lol-lftQ --11 Ooint bolll· ,.\,.\ aosvs. 111 c.o.w MllM Or , eo.i. Mew.CAti.71 Ao\M91tre1 L. ll•rr. 1' 11 LHWerd I.I\ • N-1 lie..: h CA '16'0 ll\ll llou>lne» ll c-ted bV •" '"' ~lvod.,.I Mer~ret L Kerr lhll •l.4'l-1 w .. l lled wotll the County Cl•rlt of OrenQe County on AuQU\I lS, '911 PUBLIC NOTIC& "C'ftTIOUt tva1•ln N.Uilant.TUl WT IN ... ~ --II ........... ....... C.1tl•' 106 I CN•I H•y ... -.... 1\ (.A.,.,. 111101 n1. IN(, e t.111194',.le CW _.1-. '* tllwlelrf CM\yM Ot L..-..... 11umt1 fl\" Ml-It .-..Ctef lty e Ht• --• ....... llO( "''""-'"-h• ..._ .. , .... --·-.... •11• ........ ,_,, ,..,~ "0r--.. C-..y ~Ave n,1.,1 • .,ti ~I ... Or.,.,. CINJt OellY ,...._ .................... '· .•. "" lttlll PlJBUC NOTICE PICTITIOU5 IUSINIU N.udlTt.TCllONT Tiie follow•no pe..-•r• dolno IMl•I· ._H .. NETWORK DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, l70 South Grand Avenue, !>•"'' AJW, Ollfornle '1105 Herm•nn l Low fG•n•r•I P•rlr>erl. 120 South Grind Avenue, Se,.le AN, C•lllornla 9llOS Bruct R H•rk ln\ tGenl'rt'I P•rt,.,.,rl, 400 NewPOrt C.nttr Drive. Newp0r1 B .. c ... C•lllorno.,'1Mo0 l'tOOt Pullh.,_, Or•nqp Cne\t Oe1lv Piiot AuQ 19. 26. 5'tPI 2. 9, l~/I ))I.HI Tiii\ bu\lr>eU I\ conducted by • oeneret 09rtrw:r\oh1p ·-----------! ~rM<'M L Low PUBUC NOTICE T"I' •1<11.,,,.,.t '""' fl•eo w11n tne Cou"'" Cterlt of Or-County o" Auo __ N_O_T-IC_l_T_O_C_lll_E_O_l_TO_ll_5 ___ 11S. lt71 P\IBUC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUl I UllNIH N.ud$f&TIMINT Tiie follotri119 per-.1 ere4lol1>9 llv>I neu .. IANZIL tlOAf COMPANY 1'661 p,_., L-. Su•t• H, Hun111191on leech. CeOlonlle '2"" V•"'"'" Ge~I• 9.,,.,.lo•, l11S I New I-SHWI. S,.Ce 1'1. Hunllt>Qton Beech. <Al1l0<11le.,.... ....... R Ziiier, 4'10 E. hi s1,..1. Lor>o 8eecl'o. Ollle><nl• '<lltl3 Tnl• bu"neu 1• conducted by • oenu•I per1,,.,\l\lp Ver>t1>r•Gerc1e Benuelo• Thi\ \l•l.-nl we\ llled Wllll the Cnu,.tv Clerk of Orenoe Co""''· AUQU•I 11, 1'11. , .. ,,I Publl"""" Or•-Coe\I Delly PolOI, Auqult1',2•,-~I 2.•. ltll 1'J3.11 P UBLIC NOTICE 5UPElll10fl COURT 0' THI '*M STATEOl'CALll'OlllNIA f'Oll PuO<IV>ld 0r..,,.,. Coe\I Delly Pilot. l'ICTITIOUS IUlllllH THE COUNTY Ol'OllANGI Auo ... u. Sept 1· '· "1I *'·77 NAMI STATIMINT No. A nu• The 1onoot1no _ _,,ere 0o<111111<111 E •••t~ of ERN EST 0 HOLT. PUBLIC NOTICE "•ue• 0.CH~ SPORTS ~es. IOOl2 Gerti.I<! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ll'ot 1------------1 A .............. 11"91on BHcl\, CA '2M6 cre<llle><• of I"" ..oow Nmed dl<..0.111 ,.CTITIOUS IUSINEU PNllp H Mc:N•..-, 11~1 S.mer t ... t ell per~ twv1no <lelm• 90'iln1t NAMalTATEMENT Orl ... ,tmteMH•,CA mi. IM .. ,d oec.Otm ..,. required to Ill• Tiie foltowl"O --It do4ng IM<M· 0.1• 51mlWO. t.&JO s-rt-11• Ter o,.,m, w•lll""' n«H .. ,.,, vouc,..r•. In 114KIM. r~e.Co<.,,..dltlMer,CA '261' 11\e olflc1 o1 tr. clerlt ol Ille e!IOW ..,. CHAHO\..ER MEDIA PAOOUC· Thh t>u•lneu h conducteo by • ltllf'dc0Ur1 ortoorewnttl'oem,wltl'othe TIONS, 1001 Do,,. Strwel, ~II• 250. qeMreli>er1nr""'" neo\\.try vouc ,,."· to ,,,. .-,.10,..., Ne--1 Be.a., CA""° Del• Slmoro et llWt olfkl ol AORERlS. CARMACK, Ooftel<f 0 0..ndler, n2I 0 SlrMI, Tl\lt \Iii.,,_\ we\ llllCI wltl'o the JOHNSON POULWN & Ho\RMEA. 5.Kr•rNMo. CAt5116 Covnty ~of Or-Go""'' on AUQ AHO'""" •• l• ... ,~ Wll\tllr• 8t•d Tiii• llu\lneU I• COfldll<led by ... In u. ,.,, Suite 11100, Lo\ Ano<fl•• CA -14, dlvlduel ~N1• wlloCh I\ I,,., pl.Ct' Ol l>u\IMH of,........ OonilldO. °"'""'•• Publhl""' Or-Gout Delly Piiot. '"'"Qned '"•II"'•""" per1etntno to Tiii• .. .,..,._, "''' filed with Ille Auo11S126,eno~embef1,t.1•. "" t"" ntetr Ol "''" ""'•df'nt wllhl" four Count.,. Cle•lt of Or•n<Jubllullon Of'"" AUQ.,.113, 1971. no11c~ l'M70 D•led AUQu\I IS. 1911 Publl-o.-Coe•I Dell.,. Piiot. RICHAROM HOl r Auou•l2',s.i>l.l,,, 1 •. 1tn (A~Cutor of"''' W1t1 ol 311•11 thifo>•bOY,.n..-imf"'(t~(ft.Of'l"lt P UBJ..JC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUllHIH NAME STATEMf.HT ·"· ROBERTS, CA II MACK, JOHNSON, ,OULSO'j & HARMl:R PUBLIC NOTICE TP'lf'I f ollowl119 Of"r\.CU\\ •re dQlno bu\ln&\\ .. -----------1 R & E ENl E'RPRISE~. >2• Allor.,.Ys•l uw 1-WlhhlreBIYd ltf ltoO LH A,.I.,, CA 90014 T•I: (213) t,._2'11 41~06tt """""'Y' for eaecvtor lUHllllO'lCOUlllTO, THE 5'ATI M CAUf'OllNIA ,0. THl()OUNTYO,OllANGC .... ..-Publi\""" Oranl)ll CM\I O•lly PllOI, NOTICC OP MCAltlNG PETITION ~Olt PROIATC O~ WILL ANO LCT, >666 11 TEH CW AOMINISTllATIC>tf WITH Auoust l?. 26. Sr1>t 2. •. 1971 ~------~----WILLANNIXIO. ' PUBLIC NOTICE E"•'• of Wllllem E~r Sltwyn. ---,-,-CT-l_TI_OU-,-.-u-,-.N-lf-,-~-~ ~~~e IS HERl!BV GIVEN ,,,., J AMl!S E. HEI M, P ublic Ad· NAM1$fATEMENT ml .. ltlrllor .... film ..... .,,. pellU- lM ..,.,_no po!r-.. •r• OOlno (lonl. of Pr .... \e of Wiii -LelW•I of ,... ""n H : mlnlllrlliorl Wltll Wiii ....,,.,._., r• LIDO SAIL CLU8 PAOPl!lllTIES. lfflf'GI to -"'<fl It -1<w l\lr1flef' -211 C.lw11!0, Lido Peril, N--1 h4'Cll, P1rlkulM" -_ , ... 11,,,. -lllK• CA '26'> of heerl119 tl'll .-""' -wt for Jeny A. RMI.,. c:.M>rttlo. N-l>Or1. Slpt-"· ,,n, ., • 00 •.m In IM Be~"· CA~ courtr_.,. Of 09pe<'t-No. l of sejtj Nldt W•l•I>, 1000 • 101 OowNy COllr1, ll]OO<lvk Center Onve w .. 1, In Ave • °""""9\'. C1' 'I07•1 Ille Clhrof s.nte .t.ne, C.lllomle El•••• N Aul ,. C•b•lllo, Oel«l~U0, 1'77 Newll0r111Kh.CA'261>J 1'1LUAMl.StJOl4N Tll•\ .,.,,,,,.u I\ <oncluCl~d II• • C.ountyClerk Qenerel Plrtrler\lllp AOllllAM ltUYPlll JA.RHI .... .__.,_.,..._.... • lllo\ .... _, WH 11190 Will\ n. •Uch•~c.-w°" ....... ,, County Clerk ol Orenoe C.011nty on ,....Olflcoe ... ,,,. Auou•t n. "11 " leM.I Me, CA mu l'lllti TeC: C7WI..,... Publi\ht1 J. t, ''· 1'77 P'\11111.._. Ol'etlQl9 C.O.• Delly Pllof ~n 5ept . .2,J,t ,tm Syd""Y Line. <:mte Moua. CA Mlcl\eel C,llberl Riiey, m Sydney Lane, Co\le Moe..._ CA MIC,,_I Thoml\ Elliott. ISS Se• GUii L•,_ N...,POr1 BellCh. CA Thh bu•lno• h conducted by • gener1t per1ner\l\lp Mlc!IHI G All.V Tl!lt 1t1tement we• fllf'd wllh th• co .... ty Cieri< of Or•"9'1 C.Unly on AUQU'll %1, ltll .... , .. Put.II-OrenQe Coest Delly Piiot AUQU1il 16, Slpl-r 2 t, 16, ltll 371) 11 P UBUC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS IU"NIU NAMISTATEMENT TM IOl-"'l llO!•i«i Is Ooi"Q bUtl MHH CLASSICAL CABINETRY, •lt N-1\ell Slnel. tml• Me ... CA '1•21 Don Weller 011110, 230t Holldey Ad , .._r1 Bff<" CA '1..0 Tl\I& M•ne\\ '' condUCte4 by en 1 ... ., . ._ OonOhl•Q Tnl\ U.tl-nt •H fllod wll" IM County Clerll ot O""<lfl Cou"IY on Auo "· lt77 ,....., -~---------~ PUBLIC NOTICE Publl\hld Ore19 C.0.•I Delly PllOI, 1------------1Auq11.sU•.5el)l-r2. t, 16. 1911 f'ICTITIOU5 IUSINUl NAME ITATIMINT , • TM tollowlno per'°" I• 0&1119 t>u•I· IMIU•t• HUNTINGTON BEACH FAMILY GUIOANCe .... ,, Warner AW . Hunt· l"Qlon 8ekh, CA Myre El.....,r F•r>erot, J601 Rebel Circle, -l"91on hllCh. CA 9'1&•9 Tn11 DoainMt It conducted by •11 1,,.. dl,.IOUel MV•el'e,..rOC Tl'ol• ,,.,...,,.,., WH lllfd With .... county Cler-or OrenQ<P County °" A\lllU\I U 1'77 "*" Publl\!Wd OreflOI Coesl Delly Piiot Auq "· 1' Se"' 1 ' .. , , »Dl-n PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~tCTITIOUS IUSINISS NAMl ITATIMINT Tiie toUawtno --II dol119 -I· neu .. : PRO,ESSION.\L LANDSCAPING ANO GARDENING SERVICE. •74l ~~bOIClt Ave .. Wutmlnsttr. C~ S.lvedor T. lletnll'ft, •741 H""' boldl A .... w.,1m1m1er. CA '2.a.3 Thi• bul!Mn I• COfldll<led by on lfl. dlvl-1 Sii T ~11'9l .J llH-11 PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUS IUSlllllS NAME STATI MIEHT Tiit lotl-l"O per'°" I\ ctolnQ bu•I "9U A\ SEL i' OIRl:CTION!> PU8LISHING I. PRESS. IOO'I W 11111 SlrHI. C.0.te ~.CA .,UI Oone A 'Traver, 10041'• Cypreu. S.nta N>e. CA '7101 T"lt bu"""''' c-ucttd b¥ •n Ir• dlvl-1 0.-.. A Tr ..-tr Tiii• Jetenwm "'" filed with 1tw Co""" Clerf! of Ore"ge Co.,,,ty °' Auq~tn. 1'17 Tl\I• ••-~-"' we\ fifed wltn t~ County Cl•r-o1 Or•nQe County on ,...,,, Auowst IS. ltll PubllS!led Or-Coe>t Deity Pilot '*'S Allllllll 26, Sot1>1emblr t. t , 14, 1tn Pul>llllled OrtltlQ'I Co.Isl Dilly Piiot Jl•l·n Al>Q t• 11 S.PI I.• ltll ...0..11 PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • ........ _ Tht IMtplt ~·on the Or-.. Coat =='t *fTI" ........ aw .... , • .....,.,......,• ·---*' ~ . .,.., ,.,.....,, DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS _....... ... ... -··- l•tl ' ....... -""' ................ --You Con Sell It, Find It, T rode It With a Want Ad [ 642 _5678 ) One ~all Service Fait Crtcht Approval .._... .... -·-.. __ 9100 .... ~c:-!!::.~~ ....... ,!!~:.~.~ .... e .. ~~:.~.~ .. ~: ... ,~!.~~ ....... . =·!~cfy~-= !1:~~ .......... !~e~~ ~~:1~!'! ... ~ ...... !~~~ ~~~!'! ....... ~ .. !~.~~ ~~~!'! .......... !~~~ dally .ct report ..... ron '-cMahfy. The DAILY PILOT a1W1M1 ltibilty for the flrtt In- correct lftMrtlon only. r.Mlhtr'sMottc1: AU real estate ad~ertised in thl11 new1paper is sub Ject to the Federal t'iur ijousing Act. of 1968 which makc:s 1t illegal to advertise .. any pre lerencc, l1m1t;1l1on, or d1senminttllon ba~cd on race. color. religion. sex. ur national origin, or an LUXURY waterfront condo, 2 BR. 21/:a b a. Pool, jacuzzi, 24 hr. security. Brand new: comp. furn. $220,000 PENINSULA, 4 BR, 3 ba. home. All amt:niti~. Lovely area. $195,000 LIDO ISLE, 4 BR, 2 Ba. Nicely decor. Lge. patio, beamed ceil's., hdwd firs. 48 Ft. lot. $225,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Ruy\1t.l1 Oriv•· NB 675 · 6161 W LSl .l·:Y ~ TAYLOR CO. ilL/\LTOHS .... 11H'•' l~MB ltG CA.MYOH TOWHHOMI Cart:frt:e lifestyle offered in this pre· stigious & private area of Big Cyn. Comm. pool. jacuzzi & tennis cts. ''Gretnbrier" model with lge master suitt: & sitting rm upstairs & 2nd BR & bath down. Largt: patios. $145,000 21 I I San JOCICf'Mn Hlh Rood NEWPORT CEHTE:R, H.I. 644-49 I 0 intention to make any • such preference. llmita· GeMrol I 002 Gettttal I 002 <HMral I 00 .. Gefteral I 002 lion. or discri minat1on •• ••••• • ••• •••••••••••••• •••••• •• ••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••• ••• ••••••••• •••••••••• • •• •••••••••• ACCENT OH This new!>papvr will not V .o1. •uE. 3 IDRM ~now1ngly accept any ._ advertising for real JACUlll estate which ia in viola· Best buy in beach area llonorthelaw. Just listed. Owner HouMs---f-or--S-ale----i bought another, want!> fast sale. f,arae bdrms big fam kitchen, cov<-red redwood deck w 1 bwlt in jacuni · don't wult. cull now' 842·2535 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE One i..t ory, 4 bdrms. fomily rm, dmm~ rm Super clean home. Ex· pensively landi1capcd. $157,(J(JO. 546-~13 CJHN 1.t 1 • ,, \, •J'I rot.if N~ t • 1•11~!11 LEASE0"10H S&S Redwood model in Woodbndge. 3 Bdrm1. 2 baths. fireplace. Full pnce $104,500. Lease for $475 mo while you save your downpayment. Call 673-3550 ''' ?• rf t;; ~t1 ·0H t,rf• [®llll PRICED RIGHT Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath family home on quiet i.lrct-L in one or Orani::c County's nin·st & mu::.t l'Onvcn1l'n t neighborhoods. This home showi.. exceptional care & is only $74,500. CALL 751·3191. c;::SELECT I PROPERTIES Use the Daily Pilot "Fast Result" service directory Your :.en ice 1s our spce1alty Call 642·56711 ext 322 CLAS Sift ED HOUlS A1ht•11"u" mav pl.in: tti.,1r 11d~ hv trlr11hont.' s·ooa m to5 30p m MundJythru t'r1du:V l!tnnoon Snturduv COSTA MP-<;A OFF'tn: 330W H.1:v fi.12·567li IR.TNTJNGTON RF.AC'll 171!751{{':1t h Ill HI 6-10-IZ!O LAGUNA BEAt:ll 1181 Glenn1•yrt' Laguna Bearh 49'1·946e SADDLt;RAC'K ~La Pai Roud wsuna JllJla SSl-6310 l'\ORTll C:Ol'NTY 1hal frl't' $40 1220 CLASSIFIED OUDLIHIS lll'Jdhne for COP\ & ktllh I) 5 30 p.m, th" day ~rore publkollon. ex· ct>pl fOT' Sund"" &. Mon· day t:d1t1on1 when deadline ~ s .. 1 urday. l2 ooOn CL.ASSIFfl!D RtGULA TIOMS ERRORS · Advertlnre should rhe<-k their ads dally & report crror!I lmrnedlatety . T ll E OAll,Y PILOT a~~ume!I ll•b•lity for the flrat In· CJOrl't'Ct insertion only. C'ANct:LLATIONS When kllhnit 1111 ad II(' sure to make a record or the KILL NUMBER given you bv your od Laker as rerC"lpt or your ranrellat1on Thia klll number mu~• be preaen• led by the:' advertl"er in tllSf or a di~putt CANCELLATION OR CORRKCTION 0 1-' Nl£W AO BEl-'OR •: RUNNING · Effq effort 11 made to ldlJ Of com>t't I NW Id tfllt hat bcC!l1 ordend, bul wt cennot "''rH · tee to do so unlll the ad ha& appe1rtd In th• PIPff· DIMe;A.LIN!J ADS: ~ Ad• IN 1trlet~ ,,. U. ..Sv1nce &y ma I or ~ m OM Of 0\11' 0 · llC9> N t*One orders. 011dl llf' c 3 ,, "'" P)tday. Coat• MUI of· n~ • 12 nOOll " all llrll'Wh o<ncca. ,.,..,,., Hl v. ,, "'\ llJfJ 't~ ,.. '" '' [®IH!ltll NERVOUS OWNER says ··sELL". Im med occupancy Lowest priced in complex & tm· maculalc. ~.500. 1722 MITCHELL UNIT10 MIKE SAVAGE REAL ESTATE 642-960 I ---PARK LUCE HOME You drive into o beautiful sunny cul de· sac street. Xtra size lot and u newly decorated three bedroom home One of our most beautiful homes a must to i..ee. Call 546 2313 vrlN/119•11\IUll101>1.'V•I ' [91~1111 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 2 Houses on l::iree lot 3 BR & 2 BH. Monthly tn come of $195 XlnL cond Full price S109,950 JACOIS REALTY 675.6670 NEWPORT WAnlFROMT $398,000 Pnme bayfront location on Balboa. Gorgeous 2 story Parquet entry Huge living room Raised hearth fireplace View kitchen. Giant bonus room with wet bar #2 Circ ular Iron stairca!le to master swtc & magniClcent bay view. Large fronl patio. Steps t.o beach. A m ust to see. l'mmediate occ.:upancy. ca 11 7 52-1700 now I ONN 1119• 11 S IUN l'081N1Cf ' IWIR&li;D BEST VIEW HST PRICE Compare this s harp Jbdrm Newport Creal condo w1 others on the market & you'll agree you can't beat this view at any pnce Al $145,000 I.his will sell fast! 646.7111 YOUR OWN PARK An active family will have yeara of enjoyment In thla attractive East BlufC'a condo. Overlook· Ing an expansive tree· lined greenbelt · 2 lovely bdrms · 11 covered deck to view rour park . beautlfu step1aver kitchen · double 1tara1e · close to pools and best o aJJ a very modcsl price · call us for details. ~7171 OPW 11/ 0 •of S IUN 10~1 Nol'f AMMIVIRSAl'f ISTATIS Secludtel I bdrm • 2 ba countt')' bomo on • lara.e pool llM lol, country ltltchen 'With ml~•ve oven • u d ~ti ck firtplact • IU BBQ and t>ttt <JI au the •ut. prfce, Call now• 7171 Ql'f1"fllt•IHI fOlffill{f' VETS ,, ••FREE•• VA Counttffng & Info. S.rvlce Ho Down Payment Frff Llat of VA HOtMt In O.C. OrunRe Co's. Largest VA Home Broker Calt 24 Hrs. 675-2626 WORLD REAL ESTATE CORON.A DEL MAR ' DUPLEX JUST YJ block to big Corona beach. 2 Bdrms in each unit plus a guest room for your overnight visitors. This is a must see property. Call for apot today. 673·8S50 Ol1N 111 9 •ii S IUN f(lfo 1, I [~- SHARP YORKTOWN VILLA INVESTOR'S SPECIAL $39,900 Guarded gateway pro· tect.s lavish grounds with pooL. Secluded entry to e xecutive !iv. rm . Su n s hto e gourmet kitchen overlooks private courtyard. Splrallng stai r case wmds to bdrm complex. Owner anxious, submit any offer. The finest In twnhm livln&. Cal l quick! 847-6010 2 STORY·4 IDRM PLUS POOL Winding stairs to master suite. New plush carpets throughout. Walk to beach from t his de· corator garden home. Priced at $12,950. fo r quick sale. Call 963-6767 [:ififtii ESTATE RS ·--.) ..... <w!~ ... ~.... •• COLLEGE PARK Xlra clean, spacious, at tractive, family homl· 3 Bdrms. 2 baths. dining rm. Huae famly rm. or fice/den. Encl'd polio. 'Recrealionol vehicle ac· cess. Nicely landscped for easy maintcn11nce Convenient to 5chools & shopping. 64& 7711 Real Estate 1''md what you w:.inl m Daily P1lol Classified:-.. TWO FOR THE PtllCIOFOHE These two lnvestmenl properties are both being 11-0ld tor $52,500 each. You don't have to buy both. One Is a 2·stor-y with 5 ~room~ and 2 baths. The olher Is a 2 bedroom and J bath home with a largl• family room. Call s.it) 2313 ,, t ,, ,,, 0 . ff~ llJt'I 10 ~, Nlf f I 1e,1n11t1 G....,-al I 002 GeMrol I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty FINER HOMES ROM $51,500 TO SI ,350,000 HARIOR VIEW HOMES MOKTIGO 4 BRs. formal dining a r~a w /spacious country kitchen/Cami· Jy rm combination. Move-in condi· tion! Super valut.:! Only $159,000 fee -lease or lease/option. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <N·ll) SEAV,l!W •THE NANTUCKET: High on lg. cor- n er Jot offering one of Newport's best views! •THE HEW IEDFORD: Lg. 3 BR & den on upper tier . Priced to sell! $249,500. ~arl Butler 642-8235. (N-12) THIE ILUFFS Super value in a 3 BR "V" Plan. Complete;ly fresh decor incl ; carpets. parquet entry, astro turf pa tio & detached garage. ~e & compare at $116,500 ! Cath y Schweickert 642-8235. <N· 13) CUSTOM H.OME OH CRYSTAL.AIRE GOLF COURSE Will sell or ~rade beautifully built, spacious ~ "BR. family rm home. 3500' up in the San Gabriel foothills. Great views of valley, mtns & golf course from home & 80' cover<.--d terrace. Fantastic op· portunity for golfers, investment or retirement. Near small airfield & trout fishin~. $130,000. Be lle Chase Lee 644 -6200. (N-14) HARIOR VIEW CARMll. Loveliest of the lovely ! 1-story, 3 BR on lg. corner lot. Oversized patio w/huge wooden cover ; tinted windows; garage door opener; outstanding landscaping. $147,500 fee. Appt. only. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (N-15) AM IMTELLIGEHT CHOICE Lovely 3 BR, 2 baths w/free-form fenced pool in beautiful Cameo Shores! Private b eaches! Gourmet kitchen, lg. dining area & loads of storage area ln garage. TruJy a delight! Appt. only. Amy Gaston 642·8235. (N-16) ROOM AT THI TOP Vie w h ills, Ne wport Bay & magnificent night lights from this. bt:autifuJ new 5 BR Spyglass home w/family rm, living rm & formal dinin& rm. Just waiting for your own pt:rsonal touch I $290,000. San· die Fix 644-6200. (N·l7) LOCATION + CONYMIMCI Beautiful 4 BR Willows home w/spacioua Master BR, dining rm & cEtlltral air -perfect for th& growing f amlly ! Steps from future multl-mluton dollar park, school.a & shopping. See this today! fJS.900. Aniia Bradshaw 752-1414. (N·18) OWHB SAYS S&L This beautltul vl&w home on Spyglass HUI has 3 BRa. f am Uy rm, dinlnf rm & wet bar. Jacunl • waterfall off spacious muter BR silltM. Completf:ly um.adt:d wtmany cu.tom f~atur~. ,500. lhrjorh11 Mahon 64t·6200. <N-18a) 1 ~ ' I • l 5 " 511 pt ... l~ be at b) , • ...... hr s• ...... , for Sd• Hou ... ,., s• HOMtH for Sd• Houttt For Sak Houttt Fors• Friday. September 9. 19n DAIL v PILOT D3 (;;:;:.; .......... iooi G=.~-.:.·· ........ iooi ~:;.:~····· .. ···~~·oi ;;:;;~ .......... ;~;i ·~;;:::;i·· ........ ,ooi G;:.:~:~ .......... ~o.oi Hot.Mt For Sak Hcw1Fors• HOUtetFors• • • • • • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • •' • • • • • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • • •COl"OflO• • • • • • ••• 0 1• 0M0or• • • • • ·1°0°2° 2' C• •°'• 0t•a• •M·.·,·a· •••••••I• 00·2·4· 1 ~~t·a· ~ ~ • • •• • • ·1·0· •2•; ••••••············••·•• ..•.........•.•..•..•.. •...............••.••.• .••..•.•.•.......•..•.• ~ ,....... ~ ....................... ------ OCEAN VIEW!!! '1r11t.1lh l'\t'r\' room 111 lht· hou!w h '' .1 -.11 do" n 1wt·an \ 1t·\\ It '' thl· hti:hl\' up.crudt·cl 1111.1.~BOROU<Hl floor plun. t'UO\lblln.: uf I bdrm!\ . tam1h r n1 with wd hM .tl:.o rorm~I 1lu1in.: rm Th, propt·rt~ ,.., lo<·Htt:<i on oi ~p.tt'toU' t ul rh \ltC' lot 1nC'ludml( '\pl<'t· for J POOL WITtl A VI l':W' Tm· ownt·r '"' h·iJ\ in...: tht· an·u & thl" homt: will bl· hl'ld npt:n t-vt·ry day, 2 to h PM unt ti \old' Prt<'•· $277 .M>O f,ocntt-rt 1607 ('ustlt-Co\11• Spy~IJ:.!>i n1rt1et· ntM YOU1.L LUCI OOlt HP 1 pt-ru·m·1·c1 -..ill"' 1lt.·r,nnn1·l F&ut ~· 759-0811 Gu..t W uu"' '8"' Getterol I 002 Geftef'al 1002 .............................................. MOUNT AIH HOME On lhl· Colorado R1vl·r. in tht-Lakts arta. nt·ar Granby Approx 3.000 sq. fl. of w<:ll dc:signc:d & construct1::d liv- ing Fish for trout from your own porch Jn s ummt;r. ski in wintc.:r Road to homc.:<& airport at Granby. H milts away. opc:n year 'round A rt:al sport.c;man 's parad1s<:' 673-4400 DIYlslon of Harbor ln•Hfmeftt Co. BAA BAA :O.h1·1·1• l'h 11·k t·fl~. l1•w • I' I fll'l 11111'> oo l h 11• I ~ '" r1· , 11 untr\ h111nc ' Nl'"' N\·14porl i. Bu <'k l!Jy 0WON lllUlH '11•11 1 )H~.mo 1n ;o cAttt1 Wt , 7M 1~14! flll.L OWN 1-:n ('OOJ>Cr11 tto11 V.i1·,1nt n •t·ond1 1111nt•1l uod1·r )~!J OIJV Wh.1t 1·b1; 1i. lhcn· tu 'J\'' \t:1·11I !lb'.i 4~7 GO YA Sh..iq.1 I bcdrm humt·, 1ww 1:arpN~ & p..ianted (1,HJl(l p.1nell'd JIHJ 11led Can bt• doul)l~ i: .. r .. ,.:e 01 hunul> rm )i~.500 l't) \ 1\ un 11w1h-1 n :! twrl r m 2 h1tth. pool ~.1.1u1 WHY PAY REMT'? $73,950 Wht•n ~ou l'an bu) th1o; pt•rl1·t"l stJrtl'r home Jnd he~in building 1•qu1b ' Convenient lorat1on in C:Olil.l Mesa e:.tabl1:.hecl ram1ly rommun11 y 1 Hdrms, e nclo!>ed put10 & family room L.irsic had, yard - WAT[RfRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 Pro pertle1 Charming 1 Sty ·······················~;;;;~-~~-;~·;,;·;;·;~·a·. ······ivow;4iic······ HOMIYMOOH Din Rm. F1tm Rm, HI t950 i:.Q fl. <'Omp r1• 1714) 752..0161 SHAIOH COUIHI , •• c ........ HOMES FOR SALE Just Reduced to $81,500 -Beautiful Mesa Verde patio home. New carpet, walls, window coverings. 1653 New Hampsh.ire. C.M_ Mesa del Mar Special-$82,900 -Close to parks, schools. tennis club. Big 4 bdrrns on huge lot. 2750 Portola. C.M. Just listed' 4 Large bdrm, 2 story home in a great neighborhood. Built-in island kitchen. Central vacuum. Freshly painted. corner lot with R-V gate. enclosed patio. 3157 Kerry Lane, C.M. J u sl li s ted ' Lovely home in established Westcli.ff area. Large 4 bedroom & family room . 1406 West.cliff Dr .. N.B. Gneral I 002' G~neral 1002 .••••••..........•••.•. ·····•················· 4 BR + Fam Rm COTIAGE canl.S89.9Ml 771238(; modeled dccorutl\c (,Id ''OM h b k homt•, 3Rr, 2llJ. new kll 'lu"h 1n dam,and m"'l"I, "' • c urm, ric · " ~ "' '" • kn tt ood fl Hur ~ loL .. & lot~ of xlr.1:0., Vury popular flo<1r ul.m. 0 y pine. w oors ry ~ .. i Bl\. 2 KA. all new Lrg nt•w cplll, new pumt 1n ulmost hkc new l'ondl lnl . cun exp.ind 10 oceun OwtMr'tAnxlout! oul, wuodcn wovt•n t1on. S1tuulcd 1n v1:ry dt· h .. 22 ""'' 'I' Sho ... _ tif II c i:.hudes thruoul h~w. Slcp .vlr"blC n"l"hborhO<ld View ome .• I .~ ry Wll .,..-tlU U y OV f '' .. " " Sl5,000down. ered pauo. 3 bedroomi.. ouu11de to big bl l pool Xll\l locuuon neur ll1H1ch HAL PINCHIM n.'<1 brick fireplace. eat w1 he11ttr. s1l dwn h• J und mJn y othe r t t nice i.undeck w /i:_n, 11men111oi. JuNt rcdu<·ed REALTORS mg area, priva c mllll er f1n~p1l & gus BBQ. rll'w price lb $95,000 uloni; 675-4392 ~~t~7:.Uflll. BKR , Cull lndi.cpg frnt & bal'k. l~rlt1nhJ good f1naoc1n.: CDM BE.a.CH w/l'On<·rete bout or trlr ~ " ~ TARBELL uctebs to side. lots mort'. COTIAGE Mul>t see tu upprH Lolli or wood and stained . • • $111,500 546·4141 ~ glass.$139.950. ''#1 lftCaUfomlo" OPEN HSE SAT/SUN 12·6 COATS&WALLACE R.C . TAYLOR CO. 2.517Westminster1\,·c 955-0350 MESA VERDE 548·6451 REAL ESTATE , INC. COROHA HIGHLANDS NEWPORT BEACH The ideal combmat.Jon or NEWCOHDO J new home 1n an $89 900 c b l a b I I s h C d • neighborhood. leaturin~ 3 Bedrm, 2 bath, family By Owner. $77.500. 3 BR.:! room and sunroorl'f Wet Ba. frplc, cov. patio. bar & reCng. All in move work i;hop 486 Costa m condition Mam t•\ Mesa St 831·286~ tras Pri<'ed for 111111 k ---- sale at s19 1511 t a11 MESA VERDE !>46-S880 SPECIAL ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS Only 1-:1 mile from ott-..in c11l the latest appoanl !luge masler :.wte with m e n 1 s o \er b 11, e d 14-arm wood cathedral garage, large rooms, 3 1·cilmg!> and ronm for bath. step down wet·bar . <;ec rel h1de.1\\'JY with mlni ocean view. all fully po-.s1blt' ot•t•an '1l'w landscaped. walking dls-ltiiiilililliiiiiiiir-----•I $!1000 l'a~h moH-. ynu in tanc(' to private beach Th" 4 yr old J bedroom.::? hJth home. Just h~ted ha.-. pnde of ownership throughout & pro fess1onal landsl'apin.: Owner will accept low down Cull for showml:. l'all 962 77KH $195,000. rec A K€Y CALL644-7211 'li!l""'P.€ALTOP.S IC ~ Balboa Island I 006 ""----... ... _ ...,....._ __ • ••• • • • • • • • • •• •. • • • • • • • QUALITY DUPLEX •Nl':AH VILLAGI';• w1lh guest rm Front OPENTILSOLD Custom 3 Br. never lived 1n make orrer 2 161 Raleigh. CO!lla Me"a Broker 752 9023 Mesa dcl !'>hr SU IH'I homt'. ll&fo' poul. JUL' hu.:c yard !IJ!I St•rra Way Open Sal 12 5 C.yt ton R. K 545 <1171 <'h11rm1n1: 2 lir. :! Ha h 0 u ~ e n c "' 6 I Ii hou'e w I rpk & lrg P<•llU c:oldt!nrod. C:dM Come t lrg aµt 14> l rplc O\'l'r 'l i.cc $185.000 Prin only ---------1 nir ~ar Slll9,!>00 l.OrtA VANCE Hl';ALTORS 673-4062 Lillie t s lanl'I l Sty Charmer Needs plenl} of work Owner will hel finance $131.900 Cal Bill. 962 8847 Agt Costa Mesa 1024 ......••............... GOLF OR TEHHIS Walk l.O Me!>a Verde C.C. Charmin~ 4Br. 2Ba on cor lot. Open Sat/Sun l ·S 3019 JavaRoad YEAGER RLTY 556·6171 Balboa renirtsula I 007 --------.••••........•......... REAL ESTATE VA NO NO VA appraised at $80.000 Seller will pay buyen rost. Sharp -4 bdrm 551 Pierpont, Won't last' 556°7777 World Real Estate ~~~~!fot~~~pye~Jrp 540-3666 Wltela11 I RU.l l)TAH EASTSIDE FIXER $64.000 2 Br. S car (:It-a i: t'. hardwood floors. n•'"' copper plumbm~. Supl"r! Super' Call now' OPEMHOUSE VILLAGE CREEK SAT & SUM 11-4 3451 Pinebrook ~~~!~~! .......... !?.o.~1~~~~:! .......... !?.~~ •--------• TOWNHOUSE Balboa Duplei.. I Br 2 Ba & 3 Br 2 Ua. S185.000 Pnnc only ti75 2321 Corona del Mar I 022 Creative & prof co. will !>OOn he opening ofc's in Npt Bch & C.M. areai. Wt• ha\<' opt>nmi:s for n~·14o ur cxper :.alebper:soni. & mgrs who ure interested in u 3 bdrm with central ;ur Make offeri. 20112 Orchid S<tnla i\na lle11(hl:. Behind South Coa-.1 V11lagl', Bear St. to Wakeham. to P1nebrook New :J Bit 2 Ba Beaul~ ' Wet-bar, trash tompar tor. rrplr, ull blln:.. Bah bhng brook outside lt\ r m s lidln g duor ~. (213)697·60530wner Ukr *SNARETEY* WhirUng in confusion 1:1bout VttE:-ran huying powcr in O.C ? Tht-markE:t c·an & will work for vou It 1s your turn Gov•t : s upport SNAFU's' to bt:nt::f1l from tht vou'v<: t-arnl'd No APARTMENTS Availuble immediatcl) less than 01w yNor uld central lornt1on plc«JM' t'all for inrnrmat1on 640-6161 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. 3 BEDROOMS. $69,900 You betcha ! 3 bdrm condominium. t:nd unit. in an adult community nt:ar all th<: shopping of 17th Strtt:t and W<!stcliff Plaza. Pool and privacy in cludt:d. Don't miss tht new low pric~ $69.900. Hurry. hurry ! 'tis vacant! U~l()Ut= ti()Ml:S REAL TORS'. 675 6000 1443 E as1 Coa\I Highway. Corona def Mai .1l~1J 111 Mr",,• V1·11f .. o1t ~·111 ~l99ll ............••......... A..~$$-nol..\45 ULA 'h Blk to Ocean Complell•ly n-mocfloll'd un un 11vt•r1111.ed ltil A -.ma:.h1ni.: ·I UH plus den 556-7777 World Real Estot• 1·art'er Apply hy l'allmi: ---------1 for mlen•iel4 631-0400 WESTSIDE plus fc.11·m.il dm1n1: plui. ---------huge lamily room with • i''am1ly home 3 1m. 2 -.W..C-~..&J:LT~ lllH'rl hl•;tffi!> nulurul MESA .... ORTH "'OO<I lt•xtun·~ and ot•t•an " BA. huge lol $69.500 lncludins l Yr. war· and Jell) \ it•w from m,1!.t<•r M11t1• & ~undeck .luM i.k11:. to Oc.·t•c1n Bhd S2~.000 Coll 644-721 I Super location-dose to ranty tohopping and schools 4 VALLEY 640·9900 Bcdrm home, needb 60·---- :.ome TLG Seller is ver y iiiiiiilim m o tivated. bough't ~, cs\a\tZ .. p~tZ an o th c r and M UST ReO ~ OWNER Charming 3 br. 2 bu. xlnl area Beaut vard. Wall. to ull schls lmmed po!lses.,ion Lo sso·-.. Pnn. only. 549-2424 Call m<: 541 0425 Agt i---------4Gl'Mral BEST VALUE 1002 G~ral 1002 SF'' ' 'T' ... t. .. otiv:.n1,1ge 11(' FORESTE OLSON WESTSIDE DYHAMITE 3 Bd FREEDOM HOME *VETERANS* Getterol I 002 G"'eral 1002 ...•............•........•.................... MAGHIFICENT! UHBELIEV ABLE Chanel' or a hfellmt> to buy 1 n Bays hore b 3 nrtrms . 2 hath~. prt v Jle pal10 Completely re- modeled itarden home. You must M'l' 11 to belie ve 1l. <.:all for ap):> 't $159,500 .....•••.••.•......•••••••.•••................ IH HARIOR VIEW 2 &. a den or 3 bedrm Delightful patt0s 'ard ll q?hly upi;:r<id1•cl Immed occ·upancy Local builder wonts buildable proputy Newport, Costa Mesa atta. T~or-downt, ad- PLf:AS E call & ha\ e us ~WW~MilfllMWW tell you about a lernflt· buy 1n hcaullful Eastbluff. i\ 5 bdrm . 3 bath. with dining rm & a view. too. Wulk. lo pool. tennis. 11chools. <•hurche!> &i.bopping COROHA DEL MAf d-ons, multiple unit DUPLEX • property . FA ST Lovely duplex. each unit ES C R OW . C o 11 having 2 bedrms l'O<'h 640-8208 yti ~t1tk 10 hcach Prirr11 to ~ 1[3 ftlfiJI WES TC LIFF ., ~ 8) O~m·r Cd~I Custom hit 2br !-'.ha. Zoned R-2. Gara.:c plan for 2nd umL. Man) deluxe feature!> SIJ!l,500 Opn lhc Fri. Sat. Sun 721 Marigold. tH0-72~ Vcrv nicl• 3 br. 2 ba & l br r c.n la l . $ 1 6 2 . O o o LenM· option SI0,000 down. Owner, 640 7030 ,,,_ ru a, T("•• "SLEEPER" rm Owner heading North • Wethi .. $71,950 very anxious. This om Super location. ni«e and won 'l last long! 3 br c I e a n N c a t I y tam. rm. dbl detai:hed land!.caped, frwt trees. t:ar Tree lined st. Lg. cover ed patio. eating bnck frplc. New roof. area. trailer access. copper plumbing, paint, WAKE up to th IS 3 BKR. call 540-1720. elc. 646·7171 bedroom home on large Ol'fN 111"0 11~11JN TOBl MCI' ~~~:~~~~ji:wi~~~l~~ TARBELL [9:HliH11 "#I In California" . ----··-J. JOOO sq.ft of spacious Plac• •ssUMAILEVA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ll'S'°'·l~I \I I\ fl I'•' I ) , • t, r m~ I Cont Hwy Co1on1 dtl M11 Expertl y upgr:ided thruout f'eaturing i:.pcl'1al hghtm.: £1xt11res. del p1:.o lllc, beautiful ca rpets & drapes. stained glas~ windows Close to pools. tt•nnis & beach. :1 Bdrms • :.! baths, 2 ~tory. shak<> roof. frplc· Nfo;WPOllT SHORES. $102,000 C. F. Colesworthv ----- REALToRs 640-0010•------llll! I£ 'Quail ·~ IY OWNER Dana Point I 026 romforl set:. this home ASSUME SPYGLASS HILL p ti "' Ba ..... D ... EW HOME D · 11 il d rap•r •• Mesa Del Mar· 3 BR. 2 ~" " apart. 5 Bedrm1>, 3':: ramallca Y " ualc · 752-1920 B I r m m $7 200 Now under construction. balh!I L1 vmii rm and otcan & bay views. 4 BR, 1400 auA1l5t NIWl'OU ""'" a, Pus a ·r • · · ram rm each have rpks VA LOAN fom rm. pool & jacuu1 -down. No qualifying nee. Consisting of 4 bedroom. LIDO REALTY 673-7300 LAGUNA Magnaf1ccnt ocean '1e"' lot! Three Arch Bay bwld lhe house or your dreams 1n <'XC'lusl\'P, private tommun1t y w /guard<'d i:ate $175.000' WOODBRIDGE Broadmoor home. Wood bndge. Irvine 2 BR + dmmg rm + ealml( area In k1tchl'n <ioq?enus bnck frplr Low m:unl vard $98,500' . orEH SUM. 1-5 211 33rd Street Ocean I blk.: 3 bdrm 2 buths ea unit Seller anxious. $167,9~' Bolboa lay Prop. Reatton * 67$.7060 .. $54,500 2 BR condo wi Rec & pool Freshly paintl'd AJlterms YEAGER REALTY 556 6171 G.-r.e •••••••••••••••••••••• PRIME EASTSIDE COSTA MESA DUPLEX 3 Bedroom upper unit ~•th ~undcck, lower 2 bedroom with enclosed patio & yard Km1t s1;:ed bedroomb, 1nd1vidual laundry area:.. built 10 range. oven. garbage disposal. & dishwasher Just 5 year<> old. Owner desires exC'hange for ad· dll1onnl units in San Clemente. $146,500. COLE OF NEWPORT 675-5511 $25,000. 2 Bedrm. 2 bath. Mobile Home. 20'x57'. In deluxe adult. no pet park. Call for details. Ed Riddle Realtor 646-8811 cae: 110111 ILllRS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE HOISi COUMTIY ISTATI ~JUAN CAPISTl.AMO Beautifully Located HIUtop "Estate of Approx. 5 Acres. Mountain, , Valley & Ocean Vlews. Luxurious 3 Year Old Custom Built Ranch Style Home . With 5 Beclroot'DI 3"" Baths. Beam Ceilings. Marble & Carpeted Floora. Four Ca r Garaie. Many Extras. $550,000 Shown By Appt t:njoy the peace1u1 :ic:1rj.(ar.s2ss.5oo BYOWMER ror toan . rmmed. 2~bath,ramilyroom& · h k · p \UI MARTIN 5.... 2 ·t "B 1 ... 8 po5session. Call Ray. al dining room. Situated on to toH thu1 charmini.: 3 garden selling wit 01 orS!>7,000 at$52S/pcr mo' REAi: ESTATE 644 7383 ,.,.rp s Y." r. -• a. 979·7919 a large lot witlun walk· tx-drm home. on" year pond st7-t500 Large 9 room home home w/new paint, cpts -mg distance lo Lagun;i EASY new Upgrad<'d t'urpcts PETE BARRETT Separate family rm & Duplex 2br. 2ba hse & drps. auto gar opnr, Q • t Niguel Beach. Pnced to & drape~. Profes~1onally -REA' "JV-formal dining rm Owner + 2br. 2ba a pt over many other xtras. only 118 :.ell alS115.500. landscaped Easy mam "-may carr y 2nd tru!>l i;ara i.?1· Sl85,000. 582.900. ll22 Charleston, rrivat.Comer L:rs':Hi-....11t~ tPnance vard Seller " 642·5200 deed. Jus t ~listed al L:irks pur 500 blk 557-4387 Bri k t d d ~ ._,., J --------c erracc yar s. 13 ·5050 496-4040 motivated S77.500 w1lh $98,000. so hur and rail ~-6903 party patio. trailer park· VA terms. Red •Carpet :;;~;;~:;;~~~~ now645-7221. ----1ng. 3 bedroom. big ~ Healtors.645-3474 CENTURY 21 SHORECLIFFS CRV $80 000 formal dmmg. red bnck ~~!!!!!!~~~-~ CUL,DE-SAC W t liffR olty Two sty t'u1>t hmc in Sharp4br inec:staMesa. fireplace.b1rchcabmets, .... EW6MO~HSOLD WAHTED 20 Units 1n Costa Me ... a All cash Mu!ll be newer & in xlnl loc A.LSO need 40·60 Units m Tu!>lln or Costa Mesa Mus t be nice. All information t•onI1dent1al. The Glockner Co. M ES A V E R 0 E • et c • _ CdM"s fme~t orea. 3 Br & f ly r oom $73 950 " "1 .. d 3 B bd 551 Pierpont St. ami ' • • Plush 3Br. 2Ba. Owner bedroom. 2 b~th. largh en.. a. mstr rm In· BKR c:•o.1120 · fam rm cenlcnung around 4 BDRM-VIEW cl<ls fplc, his & her bath. Ho Down YA ·"" • bcensed $91.000. 496-m5 tSxJ6 pool. Shake roof. S 195,000 & pvt deck. Pvt beach & 556-7777 TARll• LL IRE.AO & BUTTER TRIPLEX ~>HERITAGE •.• REALTORS double fireplace & dining Breathtaking 180 deg. view point. fee land. World Real Estate rm. Priced right Call view. Huge 2 story, 2300 $225,000. ---------MS-5880. sq.ft. executive bome. D.C. Ricketts Rltr "#In Cotlforftio" ln area or new develop- Don"t wait. Ca\1752-1700 955-0497 or642·3263 New Condos. 2 Br. 2•..; Ba. ---------1 menl. All 2 Br. 1 bath. Lo Of'tNt110 ·11s111N10~1""<1• 2 frplc 's. ceramic lite Mesa Verde Golf Course rents. to vacancy & lo E.-1tab 1926 644-00701 ________ _ [@]Rftllil ~ ==~:;::~~:, =::1~:~:~'0r.~ -::~;~,:z•.E. If you are dissatisfied on tree-shaded corner. 3 Br nice nhrhood. lae fountoht Vmley I 034 withthcordinaryorcon· Din rm. frplc , many yard,$61.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Res. 646-5708 BIGCAMYOM IYOWMER Contemporary Custom Spaciou!I 5 br. 3l> ba. Oversized rum rm 3 frpl's. plu!l 1 Must 11011 ! $425,000 Terms Mrs. HoUl(hlon. 759·0087 JUST LISTED!! !ASTSIDE COSTA MES.A 4 Bdrms.. den + pool. Abftolutely charming & spotless! Lanai. fruit trees. pool house . cabana. lh1s home was featured 1n Redbook Mal(azine Priced at $135.000 8'13·3663 673-8086 Eves associated n 11 ,., f u ·. 1.1 t I'; l r 1 o' J I,' h ' I I ' I I lo IOOZ WAI.IC TO WISTCIJFf= SHOPPIMS Beautifully dt=coraWd 2 ~m. Z bath wttb brick fireplace. Adult community wlth pool fr t'ecrc:atlon room $7S.OOO & you own th«= land. 4 IR.$75,000 S 1250 + COSTS Greal Cumil y neighborhood. Palos Verdes stone frplacc. Family kitchen. 4 Spacious bdrm&. Enormous Lot. VA buyers welcome-pay just closing costs! Won't last nl only $7S.OOO. CaJI now752·1700 sig real e11t..aters IYOWHIR LUXURY LIVIHG 3 br. 3 b11 Bl• Can yon Townhome. Luxury featuru. Dram atl uchi\cdure! Tennis. pool at jacuul. OPEN SAT&SlJNM 7.59.0087 sider life too 11hort to sur-xtras. $79.000. 3158 Cork 548-1877, aft SPM round your11elf with hum· Ln. 546·7713 drum. consider this ex· --------MESA VERDE YOU WILL EHJOY ceptlonal fi rst time ---------1 LS The quality extras and offering or a quality nca MESA VERDE srEC A 1'LC tb1s tovety home has new 2 BR borne with Several fine homes avail, received. Ceramic cook vaulted wood beamed A·FRAME $80,000 to Sl30,000. Down top. no-wax floors. plush celllng. lhe finest kilche Enjoy th1a sunny home payments as low a:ot S%. carpeUna & cool covered uppointmenls wit wrapped around a very orlse/optlonconsidcred patio. R e duced tn beautiful oak cablne pnvat.e sw;mming pool. ~eves,838-63'\l _ $74.500 and worth ev<>ry worlt thru-out. fireplace Home offers 4 bedrm & JUST REDUCED penney! in living room & masle loft.. Centrally local~ for $71 900 CoUtge Park 3 ~l-5800. eves 968-7125 bedroom, leaded stas schools a nd shopping. Br· 2 'ea. RV access h1t1 UNdwort& windows, and a cerami Call$W-l1Sl. Movt ln cond. 831-1340 Ule jacuizl in lhe mai1te p;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;=====;!:======:::::; bath PLUS 1111( & llNlf LATIN DERIVATIONS a charmina 2 BR Renta wilh nrep1ace and ''l~~~~~~~~I C Q J P W A B P Y A T H l P 8 N X M charmlna 2 BR Rental S Y P p Y D X A Z C H C A A l A S H S ~rate patio deck. Cat LHM wtttt OpHo. H O A A R E L T N A l R P A R L 0 0 H CorvlewlnfaJ>polDLrnent TolW J R p N R L M H LA A Y E D J l 0 8 644-7211 4 CUSTOM HOMIS R A I s E H L o L T IC 8 o s A Leuuxucbabtc l ·t-79 /Jn Nll1fl ~ 11\ I! t I I, r,•,1-111 11\ l I.'• IMOllOIAY 1121Seabluff Drive I N k T 8 V H L 0 0 L T R A W X l E C (Formal!)' J(amllton l T M Y 0 A l V R 0 t A R X G ll l H L Drive) IC T 0 A M T IC G E $ v N E z E E A Q M r.:~~ruM~~ J:~= G L P 8 P l I H H E £ E N I N P Y W 8 ~SAT/SUH l·I 8ea11t new ur1raded Pocumouth Md . Lowe11t price ln Spyslau. 1230,000·YOU own lb ---'------_... land. Jam • D Tat11m " E L A W 0 L A L G L L D Y E S Y G t. LEHKRNTGOOVLELRSOOE SCSELSUB"WOUGAAHLWS lAOZL ElWSBSXGLCLYA P Q H £ S K 0 I D J I R E L R 0 D S H ~A~VJYLlOAlNVMt tlA S I r ! ' 1 t t -~ v DAil\' PllOf UDUCED AGAIN! \ at•nt o-..nl'r ""' 11111 pantah hl.-'."•r t•• h• N4''1!.·I> !H1tn1"1I '''"' 1ml• S3UOO N~~·~~·H-..Gla. ~ ._._ !1G3 tl311 ~j l t,;t(I ........... .ch 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LANDMA RK AOULTUVIHG l'>uper romn\un1l\ h\ in.: 'U/TOWld thl~ 3 occJruom 2 bath condo 11.1th m.1nv rt'r~at10n f11c1htlt'' uf fered 101 lud1n~ ~'IG• . S. lernber I . 187' Whela11 "'"' "'"" LANDMARK 'l'\lo l"tir1.: I HH .! BA '>tn.:Jc "l\ l.1m1l) homt." Pn<'t!d fo1 qwek i.ale• VALLEY 640·9900 rlubhow.l' tl'nnh & 1><x1l ·---------..... =="'I ()((ered ut $74,$1)0 ~ JUST REDUCED $2000 REALTY INC. 7 14f 846-1371 S&S Hrsall' Spt•n,111"1!. :i. I or 5 hdrm mtidl'lii .1va1I. :>omt• w 'pools. !lfiK •Ifill:.! Pennmi.'\on Prnpl•rl ll'S OWNER W ILL HELP FIMAMCE :1 Br 111 B.1 lOnclo Beaut t·ond U1kc tu lhc ~ 100/oDOWN l'.llw home uboul I n11le from Ol"l'l.ln. 4 Yr:. Ol'W :i lilt . 2 BA, farn rm w fpk Skyl1tc over k1td1~·11 2 CJr i:ar . :-71).!JOI) thu1l•r 11.111 help ltni' To i;cc t•all !-\{'tty I ('.i11ll111 , t:oill'> & Wallace. 962 <1454. IU.CH &POOL RANCH REALTY 551-2000 DEERFIELD Shurp 2 br + den Cstm p11tin w 1 con vcrsat1on f1rc~1t. Lush, lo muint yd & many upf.(radcs StMi.000. 552·3580 --- heach $57.000 ~ELSON RF TIIRTLEROCK Ju::.l re· Lovely 4 UR w study, WOODBIU'DC I-" B , d. dured' lmmar 4 BR. :.pat. bonusrmdes1J(ned Pl ~·4•8 r3o~ fam ·rm, highly up · Rlfi 1305 for cnterta1n1nl( L~e moor an r. a, graded Nr park & pool k1leh. & fam·rm, jacuzzi 2 sty, dmmg rm: frpl, 3· w view of hills $l24,900. 5 ILKS TO BCH I '~ play area. Opea Sun t•Jr gar, upgrd s Part By owner Open House 1 br, 2 ba Newport Wl·~t I 5 6722 Lawn Haven lndscpd 5114:500 <_>p,l'n SJt Sun 114 833·10.SI S89 000 I c west or Goldenwesl > house Sun 1 ti. IS Spar ---- '9 ILKS TO BCH 'i:t &u 9513 ~owhawk or call owner •IHVEST09'SI• __ _ aft 6, 496-4391 .._ R-~ ~• t J br. 2 ba South pm l La Cuesta Racquet Club ·~ """~ff.,..-.• ~.000 Condo. bv owner 3 Br. 2 New Tur t 1 er o c k J BR, air cond home 1n HIGH OM A HILL ti ,1 fr jl 1 r. t c n n 1 s. H..ighlands. Plan 3 with 4 College Park ror J'ust I br, 2 ba on qUH'l Cul de I \Oll1•\hJll $89,900 fall Br. ram rm Sl67,500 S75,SOO Assume A !>J C ~79,SOO • 1 •100 :J.114 752 0617 Own Agt loan. Call now~ R•al Estat• AU POIMTS RLTRS ProfHsionals lr•lne Groos 827-7000 539-1I25 963-8377 FANTASTIC 2 Leda Dfff'fleld Porte Hme OCEAHFROHT Newly remodeled 1n l'X · rellent South Lai:una pnvate rommumty Lots of wood & glass with w~ves crashing on the rocks I $360 ,000. * 494-8057 * 4 IR-3 IATHS View' Lge. hv. rm. has beam re1l .. frpl, walls or glass lead to patio & IJth house, fam rm . bltn k1lth .. laundry area. A l.>Uy, $126.500 Mission Realty 494 0731 :l br. 2 ba, lots of treei.. 1700 Sq .ft. 3 llu i:e AIAHDOMED Ill-am l'eiii.:·~ Only bcdrm::., rorm ul dine. ~t.to.!1 50 Wl':-.l:.1de DISCOVERY Mii :!:i2.3 r.1m rm w/fplc, hrkfst Plan lV, prof decor'd·l•---------i lndi.cpd, to t ally up· Here 111 an extr11ord1naryi---------llllf a rea. Auto gar door hom(' buyl·r:-. op port uni ---opener. Corner lot. $1000 gr:ided 11 Dr hme on quiet cul d e sac. Formal din rm, walk in wetbar, :I !pie's, auto s prnklrs. In· describable see to a p prec 1atc M arion Frizzell , at M cNa b Irvine. 752 1414 ty. Buy this 31lr. 211a carpet u llowunce. A i;purklm.: deun home ti• OPEN SUN 1-5 grc•al buy. come st•e ! duy, nlOH' 10 tomorrow 181 0 I a~nht•ll C ir . S95.950 675·341 I. Lusk l'nr<.>d ni:ht al ~!11 ,000, 11 ••R~<'a·l~ty~~~~~~:"1 is vucant & rcudy tn ROOM FOR Wl'lcome you. Fnr t1u1ck POOL rossess1011. cull NOW ' Delightfully .upgraded Shor-.c,..st Realty 846-5573 ---- MARINERS COVE 2 Br twnru,<' m unique rl\ t Jdult rommunity 2 Blk" to bch 2 pool~. jU('U//I, IC'nnis rourt, sauna 1n dbhousc $69.900 Landmark. 4 Bedroom. 3 h.1lh hui.:t· n·ar \ard. dt eoratrTI m "arm earth tone,, SpJOl'>h ltlf' noor:.. Van I.u1t wallpapf'r $1~.9!10 FAST SALE PARENTAL PRIVACY EXEC.HOME TURTUROCK :\ t 0 i g h l w h c n th c Owner transferred. Plan young'uns are tuckl'ct 1n upetairs. ynu cJn rl'trl'ut IV Broadmoor 4 BR. 2 ~2 to the privHcy of tht• ba, lge fam·rm. aep. din· master swte You·11 lovt! rm, atrium, common lhe easy acce<1s to the hv pool & park. $127.500 m~ rm . dmin~ ~•rcu & lnc ld . land. OPEN p11t10 from the centrally H OUSE Sat /Sun 10·5. located k1tcheh with 1ls 5886 Sierr a Siena. abundance or counter 833-_265_7 ______ _ OWMr say. "SeU" ,, TOftOFWORLD Allr 3 bdrm • 2 t>Jth home; family rm , rlln ing area. frplr Lite fenced yard. Some vww fr om deck Patio off mstr. bdrm. Owner buy ing another home, anx· ioustosell! $117,000 MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REAL TY 1213 N. Coa6t, Laguna 497.3311 644·2212 D.C. llickeffs RJtr 955-0497 or 642·3263 • ' J> R E S T f r. F: ' ' :1 brctroom. 21i bath. h11!hly upgraded with hoJt ~al<' Near 5rhools, p.trk & shopping. Owners have relocated. Asking $88.200 space & cabinets. 4 Bdrms .. 2 baths. V1Ua1e ofGreentree S92.500 Lowest priced 4 BR in i---------•I - BY O WNER "Hun l'J: Landmark adult c·ondo :! Br. <! B .1. brand n1•\\ plll!>h l'Jll & drps. Call "48·45tl5. ·-'BRAND NEW Lo SUPER DLX CONDO For adults over 14 yrs )tuat l eave area by owner. baraain price. - RE ALTY INC. 7 14/846-1371 RAHCHRIALTY 551-2000 115,IOO. Consider all or BY OWNER·3Br, din rm, rers. 530 0807 ; 842 8073. aea , counlry kitchen, "4·3477 proteuionally lndscpd, custom frplc 4' drpt, up· f1nd wbat you wont In Rnided c:pt1 es mo r e. l>allt Pilot Classifieds. Ml-56183 ~:~ooo~ VILL~ REALTORS RAMCHO SAMJOA9UIM S•Llf1Rty Mcl.Tows••IM Motl popu lar + tar1eat nr. plan. Vawltd ceU'p , dining arta, a br, 2~ b•. l:ndry rm, 2 car pr. Prol. deror'd thriaout In ea woe wallpapen +calm. woodwork. Unobatruct vu of Turtltr oc•. #a Rana. Open Sat/Sun 12· Call al\ 6PM 752.6774 U O·U24. By o wne r $127,500. Deerfield. $W7,000. firm. GltEEHnH 3 BR w/alr. $89,500. Ready for lmmed. oc· t•upan<'y, Douglas Cor · rea, Rltr, 644·8415 red hill --'. •r I''' CHECKUS- For all Laguna Beach & surrounding areas latest multiple listings' MOVEIHHOW! l'crfloet for :i starter home 2 Bdrm~ & 2 bath!! Just sleJK tn u private beach 1n So Laguna $136,000 ANIMAL LOVERS UNITl-:11 • •, at·r c 10 LagUlla with eomm{'rrwl keMel!>, stablrs, ~room in&: a rra & offlt·c Lots or room for Cl<pans1on to make this a 1eJI money Horthview! Quietly loraled o n a beautifuJ cul de sar. this 3 bedroom home ts 1 m maculate. with view from upstairs patio and many upgradl' maker o W c Isl T D Lake Forest I 055 Sl97.500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WHEN IT'S RIGHT Ope" Hse Sot/Sun lnttw Woods YOlJ KNOW IT•'' Gc.-t Lake 1-'orest Woods New the feel of this fabulous :J 2 stry 4br, fam rm, din lidrm., 2' ~ bath home with t·ountry k itchen . rm. 2 frplcs, island kil. rrucro·wave, 3 full baths, spar1uus master ht.'<lroom with drcssmjl triple garage. 21972 room . pntw & ocean view Trailway. St29•900. of l h l' .., u n s "t o v c r ____ 962_·_179_s __ t: at a I 1 n :i 11 ll H HY · Executive 4 br hide·away O WN t-;R ANXIOUS' on huge lot Extra!> $1 19,500 galore an cl. jacuzzi Ap 1104 So Coast llw ~ l.AGUNA BEACll praised $155,000 Mu!>l sell. 642·3850 Agt. on ~ IJccJroom and pool m Harbor Uighland:; with all n<'w <"am<'I raqwt New IHI Cl' ~134,950 llurry, 540.115 l ~ .. HERITAGE • • REALTORS BEST VALUE IM HARBOR VIEW 1951 Port l.01hlc1i:h OPEN S/\T SUN 1 5 SlJ!J,!JOO 2 & .1 den or 3, la&rge bcdrm,,, rormal d1nini: room L a r .:e breakfast areu Freshly painted. Thick plush carpe t s . One o f 1.he largest, moi1t delightful back y urds in arc,1 With patios, l(ardcn~ and rnv ered dcckml! Wt•sts1de ~un exposure lmmed occupancy. A mu.~t see• 675 3411. Lusk Rc:ilty. REDUCED $25,000! N J.: W P 0 RT C H t: ST TOWN HOM E End unit 2 Story, large living rm w1 bulc:ony Spac open master bedrm Xlnt price. Won't lu!>t ·Call 645-0JOJ FORESTE OLSON '""'l ••r•i.tuu" •·c--~ .... 2 BR, 2 Ba, McClain Townhow.e on fairway. Wet bur, frplr. 2 car gar. 1'1mn1s, pool & j:iruu1 Sa l e or lea5c . Owner I AJ(t . 644 .66()11 OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUH 1·5 62l Michael <:oniplutcly remodeled -t Ur Jba, $149.900. Call 1!46 7557 or 714 722·1171 John/\. Steiger & Assoc· PRICED TO SELL! 2 + Den + formal frpk +blt·ms + 2 car gar +ocean + pool$ + ten· nls. S86,000 · Lge. 2·sty. A-Frame 3 BR , 2 ba . A·l cond. +ocean Sll0,000 CAYWOOD REALTY, INC • 548-1290. Newport Crest trl-level, 2 hr. 21~ baths. end unit Steps to pool & tenni!>. upgraded Will car ry 2nd. S ll5 ,000 . ~er/Agt.675-~ _ MEWPORT CREST Fabulous F ront Row. ocea n view c ondo w/HUGE price reduc· lion. 3 BR. 2"'!t BA. MUST SELL. l Yr warranty. VALLEY 640-9900 497-2457 Missi0n Vieio I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Want Ad H!'o;ults Mewllstin9! In very woodi.y old Lu~14n.i urra . Lh1 s l·hurmm.-i bdrm home Let our professional as Is only 3 ~rs old· 2 s0t·1ates provide you m s t oriu, with a dbl d1v1dual attention in garage, in an ultra·qwN i.ecunng the home or area of more cxpens111t• y 0 u r d f' e a m s 1 n homro; OnlyS134.SOO /\mcrir a 's m ost s ue White Wahr View rcssful new community Prime Emerald Ter Escape to an aura of race; 3 bdrms, 2 ba. casual. quiet living den; 2 frplcs O:ik nrs., awaiting you in the Sad beams. redwood deck. dll'bnck Valley Call us hrick walk, sta1nrd todlty. glass, greenhomw. elec. 714/837·9500 garage; exceptional 7H/S8HOOO value for $184,500. Open 1--------- Sut & Sun. 1 5. 1640 MADRID 671 •· Hillcrest By owner. 4 br C#.ia • 494-7551 * Sarga. Spect ., un h.ll.~·ty (v "')ac ~ ~~1.(or ~ 1'0SN.C.-~.l'.!.."°9- obstructed mountain & golf course vu. Walk to golf course. lake, ret center. Prof. lndscpd. beaut. decor w/all up grades. Aft 6 wkdny .. 837-3260 TREES! TREES! TREES! •BLUFFS• 8 yowner/agt. 4 Br. 3 Bu, F.R., lrg patio, dbl aar New pa.int in/out. Many u p•rd 's 428 Vhl• SUette. Open 1·5Sat/Sun Evs S48·8033dys151-5862 Flnanc:'t avail. 494-U77 :ntotc;~~1~ i--R·EA-L•E•S•T•A•T•E- er.auve " prof. co. wllJ 800I\ tMI opent.n1 otc'• In Npt. Bch & C.M. areu. \V'e have open.lnis tor n e w or eJ1p er . ...ie.penona lsm&n ~ho arc ititer•et d In a career. Ap}>I)' by c.111111 for lm.rvtew 631-0400 !,1i.11k a room with .1 thffflul QUiii look 111,1 Cloch~I o •11~ y1rn 111 fnur ~olO<\ RuY, I\ mide of d14 mood-. then quickly sewn lo a~1h1· Pill Pin 7 356 D11ec hon\ for th1l't" sotes .16' . •8 ' 11¥1 60 llfll hout l11n1t Now ~tarl\ I.all w1lh ill its Sl.ZS !Ot ttch Pllttrn Add INllP sp«"I .itllttltn And lot J~ IKll 1>1tltll'I fol' fr.rsHll\\ 11. we SUQ tSt i wir ~Ill t11me1I and h1nc1hn1 W a: Sumt'd To Shm p11nct\$ ••th Allee Brooks cracelul a.the<! inlttt\l I NMdlec:ralt Dept 105 P11nltd P11t,1n 90C6· Hllf Dally Pilot Situ JOit 12\t. 1'\t 161\. Bo• 113. 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Ill hf'alth N"f'jWrM I 1mm.t1att •al• i P'EX ..... ",f'"" DUPLlX-VllW ._.,_.... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .. -......... "N S72 900.S"-t 900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Blk to ~u<'h V ' f S d.,.d 1• b k 3 Arch Ua y 2 Br, frplc. Fabulous tkh homr hu"C Xlnt artu' only $240 ha' lotv. dow11 ""u c700 ICW 0 • u l' a C h .... ' • I + S -'l f • .,.,., . ., Vall Hu one unit or O<·n vu, pvt be .... so. rms. new rph. ref rcq. ~ more. m.. ee T"o ~ llUlt t hl'..ALH .. RON'l l'KOP~Hl l~b "IE" PORT br.AC11. <..AU, ut·t l 'O F'\'RNISJIF.D Ol'PLEX 1 flM"t ft I OT WITH BE.At11 C"O'M'ACiL 1 •1 be offtrf'd •9P•ntely .. 11d .,, ah ,.ntlrth "" T St PT lT, um .! ,, ,, 1<.t.,I ~'lol•hOh' llrh•• '''~tx'rt RHrh. C"aJH '"'''tu be hfld at th• llllt' ln"I"' 111111 ~l St~t 10 lhrou1h Yr1d•y Sept 111 10 \ \I ll• i l' M ~ach flay and pnor to '•'~ urm 1111 ;-..·111 17 1''oor .~room' 1tntl 1 .... u. bittlu Ufl Lhl! lower '""\ .. 1 , ..,... l)to(trouins and Ul\t' bath on the •u•t und '''\ .. 1 Sun t11'C"lc two car 1•r•1• Compl'1.,I)' lurn1,ht d 1nrlud1n11 »II coollln• Ull'l~I• dish~ hnt'll', OatWll.ll' t.'\C Lol adjoin• in• the" du111 u. 11"1e1u.urt11 25 JC i5 B .. ch cott•1• llll thl' In( l>uph•\ "''" dc-,1an.t and CU.'llom bwlt by lhl' 11 ""' ~-11 1· h. q u J 11 1 , 11 r h 1:. ) 1c 1 111: d rr al\smllMh1p l'I t\ tdenctd lhrou11hout Tl-:RMS 10', rlf'pO!lll on day or aale. balanct' Ul>On delivery or deed and m...rketable lltl@ Hu H'r will ht> r~uared to arranae financina prwr !ti lhc )Ulc S.l~t. are bUbject lo confirma lWll or :.tJlcr 1976 R E taxe'> Duplex. $2211 Lot Sl906 BROKER COOPERATION 1NV1TED 1-'0R BROCHU Rt;, CALL OR WRITE FOX AND CARSKADON 9:\1 South El Camino Real Sun Mateo, Cabf 94402 (415) 342·7701 In lscllttl•• CTiw."'"t Shares ThlK cxr~·pt1onally rlnt.: proptrty 1s lot·uh .. od in Son Clc:m_,nt~'s bc:st pvt urea. oHr 3000 ~q fl w/!4piu:lous bdrm. .... dt.in 3~81:t , and form1:tl din rm. bc..tul1fully lndscp4. bt·uutifully ap pointt.-d $350,000 Howard Johnson Realty 497-1744 -------------S-JMm ~·tr.to 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.Jaaan C••trono I 078 ·•·····•············••• Lingo Rul&r•n OCEAN AND HARBOR VIEW -w• dfti9ted and cOMtNcted View· poinh holwe on 1;, oere lot, contpldely up- 9'-'" ..d lechcapecl. becutf•• hOfM In a ~ ~ wttt. ....... ••""1 room. k1r9e t.nlty "°°"' with TY. covered patio ... fruit .,..... .. $300,000 499-4551 ·--Pro_..., ~ood holh~ycuch\tl~ IA VlCW , 6«+.t18or499·2066. -wkly1mo 219 Golcknroo :~~~900 Gttlct. ..-..... _ ,.._,...., 6 roni.111tll or 3 bdrm11 .. 2 3 lidrm. l ~ blks to beitch. ~·0111~ by '5()(.1 mo Oft......-rt ••••••••••••••••••••••• l d ' 1ath:;, 111xlnt con 1llnn. All ul1I. No pets G74t'oveSt.3Brl'AIBu, 'n lfNITS, INUUSTRIAI. Lucutcd tn l.ui:una lllllb 5'175, mo 494·5012 DUPLEX h•we Fam Rm & fplc. PARK . Annual 1111· 644 1271 '"" $109,000. l'rl r\•cl ut • Qulet. rustic lbr Cutn. :.! Bit. l UA, complch!ly "'ncdy~.S..2S.~·02S2 '930.000 Seller wtC'srry 759•0226 hous~ s;!50. Older empl. refutb111hed SOS l101n11et· Santa Hts 3 BR. 2 Bia. contract at 9' I. Prinr on person 4&4·8170 ha. Avail 10/5. $400 per adull.S. no pet.II. ~00. mo . ly Rkr SS6·ti17l fl'fUllltNAMMUllAfttt) mo. Onve by, contoct : 22020rcharcl0r.545·•452 · · ---l wne ~""~ Have something you want Roger's Realty to beti. art. Opm SAM CLEMENTE OltALTOfltr to aell? Cl11sa1!ied ads do 675·2311 day11, __ .:.,_ ____ _ TRI p1,1-:x , extra nice 3 TRIPLEX 1t wl.'ll. ll425678. ~--3 bdrm 2 hll budtlru; UR. 2 UA owner's un1l --------!---= ---~ -carl)t'll, dra~s. dbl ca; w,frplc. Walk to bl!uch & !'1c•wµort Hi:ts. $16!1,500. Hewpot"t Beada 3169 r, 28a lls~. yd, 2 c~r gar. fencl'd yrd, w/pal11i park. s152,500 rtirl'C 2 Ar unil:1. Ai:t. ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage, $475 mo. 759·ll:ll covl•r Gordener pa1J 51Jl ().127orS40.0007 Occ11nfronl 5 Bdrm or640-8000 _ S450 pr mo. lU3·1084 a~t PUPLEX. sharp 2 & t oear beal·h & µa1 k . ~!H ,500 Bk:RTHA HEN RV REALTORS 215 Del Mar 492·'1121 TY Wint.er. S6UO/mo. 751·0 s·oo PM. No pets. TWEN or~-7263after5 CottaMttsa 3224 28<Jrml! & g1i1rage. No UNITS S2~. Furn 1 br w/gar ••••••••••••••••••••••• kids or pets Married Pnl'cd fur quickie :.ale spnce. Duplex. 12 blk to 4 Br. 2 ba Mesa del Mur. couple o nly . $22!L Ocean&lde $435,000 beach. 1 or couple. No $450. 644-7040, cxl. J S 548-0401 pets. lnq. 120 361.h St. Yr· daysorG4().()()()8 -.a Br, 2 ba. Clean. $450 mu .. 11LEX 0 ... I .P jQuail ~ ly lse. Waler & trash pd 4 8 d r m s . 2 b a , w opt to buy. Meu Del ......,.. " liil Plac• . carpts/drp11. bltn·1n11, Mar 963-5993 GOLF COURSE Prapft"tl•a UAYSHORES. across fr frpk. Cm·d In yd .:ar<ln'a ----- Great opportunity lo own 752.t920 bch, 4 Br 2~ Ba. S700 yr· incl. s 450. 831 9081 Bt wn. 2 Br. cpt.s, dl)l:., m1ddll' he au t Ir u I u n 1l8 0 n 1.00 OUAIUT NIWPOllT llACH ly. 642·87~. 213-7oo.876l 9.5 agt.'d cpl pref d. No peU. $275 mo SlOO dep . ~ado w I ark Go Ir BAYSHORES 2 Br, lge Mesa Verde J + ram1ly, 646-5637 C rse. 3 Bedroom, <! ~zoo llvrng. fplc. 100 yds to l :i4 ba . new paint. $400 ----. b h owner's unit with Lots for Solt ' bay, ssoo. 642-3315 Mo. No pet.a. MESA VERO!!;. clean :J fireplace. only 1 yr new ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agent833·1768 Br 2 Ba, Fam Rm, fpk Askmg $227,000. VACANT LOT Would like to rent studio Avl 9/19. $425. 545·7863 or apt for Under S200. Uttl COM&ll'fttt"S a.ware! 557·9242 CDM pd. Friendly but qwet Before you pay som e --. ---.---1, R:irc Spygllllls Hill lot fem.Stephanle646·3818 agencies for tho "run NEW family Condo, 3 i.:. w/magn1J1cenl ocean & i a r o u n d ' ' c a I l bdrms, 2h ba, A/C. elel' Fai;h1on lt>land views. Newport Isle s pac o~s, CONSUMERS GUIDE. eye dbl. gar,., Cptg I~ Perfect for your cUBlom well Cum 2 br. Gar. patio. Many have and are glad drl)S, all ap~l !i. Tenn s. REAL TY INC. hume. Winter$300. 675·94!17 they did. lOO's of hse't>, pool, pvt. pahos. No pets. l'RIMF. .Ncwµort llt>ach · Lar~e Cu!!lom Home. 714/846-1371 R.C. TAYLOR CO. Lovely bayfron1 3 br, 2 ba plex't1 & apt's available S475 mo. S44·S86l BR. 2 bu , ram. rm. Lido Isle. Pool size lol. Mobil• Hornu 955-0350 bch hse. Dahwhr. washer NOW! At beach or ... Up E Side 3 Br, 2 ba. frpk . l'Wwport Beoch I 069 Newport Beach I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LA<-:UNA NIGIJF.L 495 1720 LA<.iUNA BEACH ·197·2489 UANA POINT 493.~12 SI00,500. Agt. 6'16· 1463 s:!'J..l,0001orrers. fo'lcx1bih San Clenwnte I 076 For Sole 1100 & dryer. ~13)697-6087; t.o lW's or NEW listings Newly painted. Nice re- -ty on intenor rcatures. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DlitressPropttrty! Newport Beach 9 Lots, 1213)749-4445 each day . Small sld. neighborhood . BALB()AOCF.ANFRONT (8 5l 540-3383 Broke PRIVATE UAYSIOJ:: VILLAGE. Sp lcanfmditroryou pos:.1ble Motel site. fee/FREE life service. 963-7473. :i & • Br duplex Owner t•ooperution Cathedral ceilingi. udd a 49. Adult Purk. 2 Br, 2 ba. Beach area spec1ahst S295.000. 548 ti731 2 Br Duplex, 5 doors to ~900 tr~ni.ferrcd . 1 h frplr. cuport. Close lo beach. $325/mo, winter * •COMUIMn Gulct. 2 Br. 1 Ba No Dogs. 645 Scai.hore ReJI J:::.IJtl· sp:Jc1ous feel ng to t 1s clubhouse & b.ty. SJ9.000. Probates, Foreclosures. Full Acre view site rn Isl' Callti73-0158 _ Victoria Ave, $250 mo. 675.5800 OPEN HOUSE popular 2 bedroom, 2 675.9361 Bankruptc1es,01vorce. Fallbrook Uwlder slart· -$400. New E-sadc 3 br. 2 Cc.Ill 5"6·9124. l 'nnhi.truc-tcd view from h:ilh townhome with lJ lnvestmentpropert1es. 1ni:spac1ow.38HquaUty Beach duplex , 3 br. ba, yard. encl. t-:aragu, ----- MUST SELL ('UM to CO!> la Mesa. large patio for outdoor SAN JUAN Below market price. homl' Will customt~ to Wrntt-r SS95. Students ok. W/D No peb Small 3 br home 111 Santa $84,500 ll\crlooking beauli(ul bvtng A short distance CAPISTRANO WortdWl•lrok..-. suit. well financed. Avarl.9115 751-9392 TSLMgmt 642·l603 Ana Ills Near UCI. lftc Shurp 3 Bdrm Step:. Nl•wport Bay, ocl'.in & lo the pool & JllCUUI t'l11,i.1c '77 2 Bdrm, den, Calll\73-4545 4928294 -----..fft c d yd . S350/ m o from heolch. Dccor1ttor <:atohnll. Del Pesol'ntry make lhis an ideal lol'J Villa Santana 24 x641----------: ;:-_.._--£ l D -~~ IAYFttOHT LUXURY £.~Ide at~rart 3 Br, 2 Ba, Ch1ldrenok CallS81·8965 touch thruoul II and'-' .'I '"•drooms·. 2 bath• & llll lion. Pnced lO sell am M.,..,921 2> p t ,_...a"· e_.......-, ruce patio & fncd yard. ~our met kitchi•nJ l"l~-trlc kitchen. F~nccd medlatelyat$67,000. < "' · * .e.space. DUPLEX R~sori 2400 Huge 4br,3 baBayfront $400646-2389 DanaPolnt 3226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• house. Sauna, 60' boal ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~wparnte mnstrr .,. ,th olf 0Hri>11ed heated & AMCHOUGI EL TORO '75 RAMADA Corona del Mar d Bd m1rrort•d wardrobe llltcn-<I pool. l'ricetl al 24'x64' (LT7W8l 2 Br. Tw bed h I BIGREARLAKEF'RONT dock,b furruabledbly'i[d, Bran~ew con od3 ~·Close to Dana Point Custom sundeck Don't S23!i.OOO. 29':i down-IHVISTMEMTS 2bJ, t:Jm rm, uland 0 room o~e Pus SJ59,000.5Cabins wet ar, poo t · ay 2'h · air con · crp · Manna NJ::W 3 Br 21 2 mis:-. lhl'l one Onl• WC 1 c71 .. 1 .. 9 11.7711 krl~h large rental umt: ex· Agt494·9727 4949'104 view from every room, drps,auto-drdblgar,all Ba, spUt level for be. " U 27 0e H~~~r View Dr .. .. -' • • • cellenl income potential much n:iore. Avail. year· mJr appl, .Pvt patio. ten· 2200 sq.Ct. No pet.s. ~ ~;~~.•.S:1,1,11~,,1,~1::N .. r NEWPORTBEACll In rine:.t establis hed LakeArro:tread lystartingSept.15.$1350 rus,pool,Jacuni,adulu, mo.m4>7~2·8Sll [ ~ I~ 0,.n Sat·Sun 1-5 MAl<i OFFERS Adult pet park wt pool. area. Carpet. drape:., 2 ~UALITY 110 E, 3 BR. mo. 673·1BlB nopela. $500 mo. 540·8886 Ii ~ ·11·~ Lalorde R. E. ON THESE ftreplaces. $175,000. 2 Ba, level enlry. level S Toro 3232 ··1 ' Walk to beach, 3 hdrm, <! '72 Sllhara, 1 Bdrm 1 fncd re:J r yard, short NWPTHEIGHTS ...................... . .J,j .._5•4•8···3•4•0•4••6•4•4···2•6•4•6•1 yearrnew.$125,000. lklrm,lbath(S5388l walktobch&stores,xlnl S-Cl......te 3176 DUPLEX. 3 Br, l 'h Ba, Rea1Sbarp3br,2ba.fpk. ---== -"" Presidential llgls :i * • • . I£. ,Quall ~ !!Chools, 40 min drive t.o ••••••••••••••••••••••• frpl. pvt patio, gar. m5. cpts drpr; lite fenced llARDTO FIND <..:OMBINA'f!ON ~p11t'l0Uh )Ol. \'IC•W of Jl.1c·k B11 y & roomy hunit: 1 Ur 2' i Bu, :.cp 0111 Rm. Sl5S.ooo 1r bou~ht before we last ll Pnnc only. 548·2886 IACKIAY bdrm. 2".i. ba. Nr pool . J.A<?UNAHTLLS Plac• San Bemardmo, SO min Condo 2 bdrm._21h ba, Avallaft9/t5.ssMSSO. yard'. great for kids " lmmac$80,500 20x40, 7lBalboa.Super Pr ti toR1veraldc.Th111home Steps from water. t$3959634567 Agent OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 SHOREBIRD RLTY n1<·e comfortable home, ap=·19~0· is in xlnl cond inside & $3501mo. MF.sA VERDE. Cleon 3 pe . . . ' Must see' lmmac 3 Yr 492·831H manyextra11(S2655XUl "ooou•11tt.N1Wll'OltTl•ACH oul. Mus t he seen. SHOREBIRDRLTY br, 2 ba, ram rm, fplc. _no_f_ee ______ ~ home on IUbh It• actl!, Golden Key · -SA9 . 500. by owner. 492·8384 bltn!I, blocks from school Fountain Vall•y 3234 over 50 trees. designers SU PERR Whitewater Cyn M.H. Sales 537.5000 SKY'S THE LIMIT 0)337·l327 art. lpm & shops. Vacant. Only ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool & spa. 2500 Sq. ft. of ~state 4200 sq ft 7 yrs 2·•·12 & 24 Unlfs. ~ach Out f C -Housft UnfumilMd S400/mo. Children OK. SPACIOUS 3 hr Tiburon la.slcfully appointed liv-old Spcclacular decor f'antu!!l1c OCClln 'icw with and an land Orange Coun· P~ ounty 2550 •••••••••~•~\~••••••••• CallS4Q..ll.5l "&l· condo, 2''1 ba, bltns, A/C, ml( area. 4 BR. 21-a Ba . Overlooks San Clem 2 UH 'i. So Laguna. ty location for h1ghe~t '"'r"J Genet-al 3202 $225-UtltPald! wet bar. gar dr. opnr. l.R. DR, FR. 3 car gar. pier $375.000 Owner will SJO.OCI0.499 2630 vlllue Call 979·8533. Dob ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Texas bi"! Pool, ref, Pool.$450 847-4525 ~.000. 2315 Windward carry. Call 492·11538 K Chn CAll ... /5 "'CRES " llrnndN~·w. V1ewol µJrk Lane.645--882l flcauurul 24x.55. 2 bcdrm. .or s. " "' B&AREHTALS +many xtras. Many Beaut. 3 bedrm. 2 bath, rrom each room :1hr. ----z hltth+d~ncoachwilh W<1ter & power Wood Why payS25-$30when more avl. Small huge bonus room--fplr. VIEW OF PARK :!',ha Conrlo Opn I he If v II An ex qui st t e San Juan porch + 2-car port. Close stove. Kitchen w rerni:. you can get the best for !~~E service. Unt. ow , cpts. drps, super S..1t1Sun 11·6. 1 Moonrise Monaco. Pror dec'd : ""--'1trano I 078 LO clubhouse and ocesn Storage i.hcd. $16.000. I eu:: r 7 D .............,. ohb hood SAJ C. ,._ .,.,. 950 Ph kd ~ css,_... ee. ayi. ,,..~·-,. __ , ... _ ne1., or , • "· ""wt. ...... · w yi. cstm drps, cpt, shutrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S32,500 Agt. 646-4380 53500down at 7~% int Sl.50 Fum 4-Plex utll pd * * _ _......... -·-963-4567 A&ent, no fee. afl6,962·7183 11'1(l , wdwrk. decor OPENHOUSE Cal1 Mr.Frey542·3456 S)60NwptBchutilpd · ____ .;;;.._ ___ _ Loads of churm in this fMper~. imprl tiles. SAT/SUH AU DAY 20:<56 Skyhne 2br, 2ba. 5 FOURP• EV _BENfllNKLER.E s175 Dplx,frpl,yrd 3 BR. 2"4t BA. gorgeous HwttittcJtonleoch 3240 Rack Bay Family lime, louverl'd drs. Lg country 2 8 b ood d k St:Jr C M Adult prk ~ 1 _ _. Estat S1801 BR, pool, util pd brand new condo. With 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• > ·ou'll love il 5 Ur (or 4 kt~ Pror lndscpd fee lot r1• 1 d a. wd .,69C0t00 Rent under SlJO 3 m18to Excellent rental orea-2 ~ .. .._!. 1100 S200 2 BR 2.pix. will con· lrg. patios,~ car garage, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath Br & den). 3 Ba. "'am w1 many lovely trees. enc oae yar • · • ocean 127 ,500 Y nules from beach. All 2 s::a.........,. 6 sader"bildren pool,Jacuzn, tennis.Sub-gorgeous brand new unit • f .-• Perr cond. An out· 29412 Edgewood Rd SJC Owner.645-3357,646·6267. cbedroom & fenced ••••••••••••••••••••••• S225 2BRC M Apt. mil on kids & pets. ~95. with 1 lrg patio, gar. Rm. Om ~m. 2 pie~ stand'g home nr. pool, 495·5216 Treuure Island Living backyard. Great buy at Whypayt-.,cea?·Trade S2703BR kld~OK . Call549-3710or5311-1956. rrplc, cloi.e ~ transp. ~!~~cr~~1~el1~~~r ~\~~ gmbll & schl si52.500. CASITAS. i.pacious 4br rm, bdrm. cabana Lice $l3",000 Frank 1.etamey Rea.It.or 1826 Ne~port Bl. C.M. 4 Br, 2 ba 1 ...... 1 din. Sep. Kids & .Pets ok. $4lO. Call paper Freshly painted 0~.:_640·7169 2'hba. crpts, drps bltna patio 2 Br mobile hm. I'· IQPual-2! ~ 494'8502 SU. fee 645-5990 ram rm."N; .. sc Plaia. K46-lS26or 675 · 6670 · agt. 1n.'9de & out. All new ap· JASMINE CREEK frplc, patio. gar, com Pvt bch No ch1ldren1 __ EXCHANGE HOMIFtMDERS Xlnt cond. Refs. rcq.1-----.--- phc & cpt Sparkl1111: mumtyrecracllltles pel.8.ZOxM' Ph499·2601 Prap ... ti·•a Gardener 111cl. ~25/mo. •A'V"'l!JBLE• dt:Jn. movP in conil. BcauUful Piao 2. to be 176,900 Ownr 752_1920 DELUXE DUPLEX, Npt Ca!Homia's largeat 979-6896 -.. "' LA BeDulilully lncl!!cpcl complc~ed in December. 493-5955or493-7'780 '61 10x55' Melody. 10x40' t•OOOUAIUT.HlW~TllACH Bch. ll's u beauty. Hus 4 RentalServlce ---------1 •NOW• Sprinklcr1>. Cornplclcly 2 Br. 2 ba. + den. 2 !lcreened porch $2750. Ddrm and 3 Bdrm unit. Laguna$200. Frecutil. New 3 Br 21/a Ba twnhse. Houses, condominium:. encl big back yard. has frpl cs, pool ~z lot . SAVETHOUSAHDSI Must be moved. 432 So. Doth rcntt.>d. Exchange C.M.S31.5.3br,frplc refrig, W/D, 2 car ear, and t.ownhomes: Mon•h li:e patio for Cun & enter· ~~.000 PP. 493.2341 4 BR, 21~ Ba, upgraded Harbor, No. 96. 58l·OZ37. LAGUNA BEACH, 2 on a only. Prefer lodustria} $210. 2 br, klds, patio tennis, pool, jacuzil, ret: to month rentals slarti~ taioing. Best buy In area F 0 ... T home. $79,900./negotla· lot. Both with super prop. Balboastudlo$175. rm,$485mo.640-S751 atS32St.oS7oo. Located in al 8155.000 1741 Irvine OCEAN R " bleOWC.492·4337 NEWPORT ocean view. New 3 675·4961 Sl90.2br,paUo,air HuntlngtonHarbo11rand Avc.Nli.<btwnllollday Wes t Newport 3 Br.V'll S J 3 3 BEACH bcdrm, 2 bath, fplc, 2 THECALLISONCO. Lagun~Sl75.Freeutal. 2 BR+fam·rmw/Crpk, Huntington Beach. Call & 21)1.h St.) By (lwncr. Bc<1r h Home Enjoy 1 age ,an u n . decks. dynamic design REALTOR BuenaPkS203.2brpaUo lge rear yd, dbl gar, usformoredetaH11. •>15-0286· 4!H·6961 OPF:N Catlllina view & surfing bdrms. 1 '2 ba. crpts. Near Hoag older well +older upgraded 2 28t9Newport8lvd,N.B. si45.lbr.Cal1Dave patio.S3'70:962-S050 HOUSE Sal & Sun . ot your doorstep . drps, bltns. patio, \1c~~ cared !ror lOx.55 Mobile bcdrm w/fplc. Priced to R-Es .t S260.~brbome,Orange Eastside 3 Br 1 Ba, lgc J2·5PM S2SO.OOO. ~'t~11~~~~~p~. ev'~n~ Home in adult pk. llx23 sell at $232,000 .. submit HI_!__ ... • 2900 Se Habla Espanol. ·ram rm j111t repaint.ed & • H •RIORVIEW Peggylroms in gs and wkends front room added. your terms. World Wide w~ 0pen 7days Fee crp'd. 'oatached gar, "'p•LERMO R.aftor 645°1531 548·8095. $63,000. Prln 646·3710aft.3PM Brokers 673-4.545 Jean·••••••••••••••••••••••• l525MesaVerdeE.CM w/lge enclosed back "' c1pals only. Acreoge for sole 1200 nie. ' ' OWN Pro P e rt Y in 557..()82! yard. Avl. 9/15/77. $4.SO. REAL TY INC. 4Br, 21.-)Ba. ram rm. dtn *LIDO ISLE 1016 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Inglewood. Hawthorne lalNMll"-d 3206 _645-__ l.528 ______ -f 1 rm . prof lndsc pd , L(le elegant 5 Br. 4 ba, SouthLOCJIMCI ATTENTION orSo.Bayarea? ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 I 1 d r 14/846-1371 .. ju<'uul Owner at re rum rm wi bar+pool ta· ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE UNITS WILL PAY CASHll Little Isl.and beach home. 3t t" g: en$Js · roor;;t or1---------· duccd pnce or $179,500 ble. f'rml din rm. 3 car OPEN HOUSE SUH 1-1 DEVELOPERS 12 Super Eastside Unils Ph. Tom D'Allessandro 2story, 3 br, 2 ba w/tront 7rac"iir:i· 446-~:(213')"1 Lovely 4 bedrm. 2 ba. ¥c!a~4~1 or $193,250 1iur. ~.OOO. Drive by 32131 Vlr~nloWay Riverside County In Sun· can add two m ore. T.O.PROPERTIES yd. S475. ·Call Bill, ' stone fplc, cov patio. 430 Via Lido Soud then Beautiful ocean views nymead. approx. 490 S385.000.Calllosee' (2131674·6907 or (714) 675-8859 New Townhomc. 3 br, ~Y.t cpts. drps. good area HARBOR VIEW muke appt. 673·9401 from lrvlng & dining rm. acres. Perfect for mini· 546·6201 anyU m e or lalM>a renffttulo l207 ba, pool, tennis, nr So Kids & pet OK. $40::. WILLIA •.• SBUR-G lft. deck. paUo. frplc, de· ronchea. 5 Miies from <714llW6·522laft.6pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cs l Plaza, adults, 963-4567.Agent,nolee. HOME ... t 1 Lake Perri11 . $411.5/mo. Agent 731·4990. T --.J ...J Per di COLONIAL ~\gnher crr~m~c 1 1; on ll.C. TAYLOR CO. •u11u..-n L1sUn.gs needed. Better Cottage 2 Br 1 Ba, unique -Real nice 3 br, 2 ba, cpls. •vyoCU11 a H !l21 NollinJiham Road tc en wa 11 ~. errn 955-0350 °"" oueui~L" servrce for le!IS com· dwelling. 1315 mo yrly. $495. Brand new ~br, 2ba drps. 2 car gar .. fenced ~ Bdrm, 2.,.. bu Palermo Shown by uppt 646·3677 Cota rloors tn kitchen. Hn0no...-.c ... 1• ... m1111110~ Scotl Realty Ref's req'd. 644-0997 evs. twnhse. Avail immed. yard. good toe. S3~ Mdl Walerfall-Flrep1t. -. . <..:omc & look. $129.500. 20 ACRES 645-9161 ~7533 be ch Bltns. wet bar. rrplc. 963-4567. Agent, no fee. Dry de<"orated streams. HOWARD JOHHSON 3 br 2 ba cloee to a ea. Acrosa from So. Cat NoRkrs.644-ll614 1968SAHIRUNO REALTY Xlnl for investment or 4°PLEX Local builder wants New carpet~ drapes, 2 Plaza&So.CstVlllaiteln 4br, 3ba. Upgraded. $650. U,..IQUI EXTRAS OPEN SU .... 1·5 497·l 744 ~~:w~ ::f~~t~Sow~t~ ":,1!~ In Santa Ana. Zoned CO bul ld~ble properly car gar. $450 mo to June Village Creek. 645·0078, Agt, Julie 846·080U. 3 Bdrms 2 bath condo tr ...... "-elng 111 bellev· for future multi unit or New£orl , Costa Mesa lst. No pets. 544_.206 919.5321 _842_·_746_1 _____ _ Eictra living space +ex· " T tltt I 090 ....,., .;J\; office build~ develop· area .. Tear-downs, add· tra rec. space. Exccp· !~.m950e.d . possession! .!: ............... .-.... lng. BKR. ment. $85,000. ons, multiple unit pro· Yearly 3 BR,t-2~_ar gar, Gen.rat· 3202 G1111r.. 3202 t ional Harbor View"""" <'U4)677·5691 D.C.RJdcettlRJtr perty. FAST ESCROW. htwnOcean&uay.$5$0 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• home. Take advanta1e & Owner. 4br. Jba. den. ORS22·0530 """ .u""or•u2 ....... 3 Call64().~onytlme. mo.673-9122. 7SH,,929 pool. ahnbrd crt, air, 3 ----------1 "_...,...,, V"f _., - l'allnow! .. ~ car, auto sprklrt. LOADIDW/OAICS ---------! CaplstnMohochl211 C-21 SANDPIPER Sl6S,OOO& lO~dwn.14321 5 Acres loaded wltb oak •HEW LISTINf;• lefttalt ...................... . 64()..4950 I Gal.)'. 731·3247 trees in the Cleveland lstTlMEOFFERED ....................... Xtra wie 3 Br Dplx. 2 YFRO .... T DOH v. ra.ucrf · National Forest. So. of Rare Old CdM Triplex on .._.. ,_,..llMd ea. fpla1 bltnl. cat.bedral IA " I RU.l TOR Other Real lltate Oran1e Co. Municipal A5' lot. 1 Bdrm mini· •••••••••H••H0 •••••• ctp. cToee to twy • bch. LUXURY CONDO mor.ce....., ••••••••••••••••••••••• water, 1entle rolllna home w/walled aarden. lai)oef.._.. 3106 OpenSaU,&m.2704'A. Big Bay/Ocean vu. Adult c:.-•• MoWle H...,.1 knolls for view sites. slate noon, high cell'I• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avenld• Loi Palmaa. !ICC bldir. Boet allp, pool. 840•7000 ,_.Stile I I 00 Owner will carry. Agt. PLUS Two 1 Bdrm units, Beautifully furn. 1 Br. 3'7HO•Tl (213) L.ge 2br. 2ba. Sac. By ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714) 876-5717 ea w/own pvt paUo. New 1ar $300/IJ'IO. ConMMa ct.IM• JZ22 Own. $175,000. Opn 10-5, ~-c1e-.. t• 101L '75 Hlllcrest. Expando OR52a-2080 cpts , drps . Mint 673-310. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "-tJSun 310 Femanlio -,... • Vlsta.CaUf.l2x84.2Br.l condS185,000. Bkr. -~ • ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• i,8 . Sklrtln••. uwnln"•. PRICI REDUClD 75&-0058 4 Br. l~ ba. So. bay area.1------11111--•I :1U~J1J61*'08· Carey, IY OWHEJl porch. cpis~ dt.,_. st;; 5toACRESSl.250/Ac. ~pter/yearty. 119 Sap· , SPYGLASS 000 3 B 1 b U _,. &. ref rte. Corn or lot Timber-Developers· 6 PALM TRUS pblre. 551"'672 DELUXE/PROt-• ·-uc•n $1000 m. . r. •. s...... ....I PLUS .. (2hA ) H DECOR "5v .., • brick frplc, beam cell'&. adult park. SlS,000. Aft 5 111 nera .. .,..rm ou.u laltaa ,...... 3 I 07 C h a r m l n IS 2 1 t y walk to bch. 4'2·7922 ,6314607 Nev. City, CA. i,,; Ml SO. w/frpla, pvt yrda, PLUS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br. I Ba, F•nn Rm, 3 penin1ula home with of Hwy 20. 80 Ml N/of 3 older unlt1. All for * pr, 2 fplc'e, mJcro mini ocean view from S-Clea••it• 1016 S.Clt•• 107' Sacramento. Nelfhbor· S280,000. Eaat&lde C.M. 8PAf~1JS ~.:f!:°(:.t -' wav• oven, ••lbar. 11vlnirm&only1tepet.o ••n••••••••••••••••••• ••H••••••••••u••••••• In& Scott• Flat Rea. Agt.84.5-1103 h r FCfiDP b~/dr":· Paoor.a.mlc. vltW. llOO ocean. seller motlvated. Wat.cr•Portl· me. Pc, 'Yfl r ry • mo. Leue. Call Onnle, Need fut eacrow. Kwrey, SWARTZ REALTY EXCLUSIVE Restaurant, dabwthr, 2 c~•r• no Aaent ....... T2lll4UUa ...-, lutl call MS-03()3. t40-U2'7 Cocktail t.ounae. & J8 YrJ.r~~~~ •f'.U.~~~~~~~~ --· ---~-----1 Comm. \Tott• oa ,Jl'rwy. 151.h.OM-r.; Fore11t B. Ol100, Jnc. D.,.._./ o.tt. tncld'a. l•nd bua.1.-.::..-~;.;;..;;.;..;......;...._ _ _.2 Br 2~ Ba, Fam Rrb, Re•lton. """9• 1100 opp., allequlpmt. bquor rure.a-1r ...... •lfllk'4' ldlcb, rtlrl1, w1bt/dryr, ILUllPS ......... ............. Uc. & oot1tandtn1 In· •undftk. ':i;.ter."'f810 2 car 1ar. beaut yard, lnvetton 1PoClal. 4 BR, W Plan end uo\t . wuoo. • 0 THI llST IM lllACH UY._ JRllihilHO•t comt. o.w.F. "''Ui 19% ._2u.m srdnr gd· HU yrll' Uruque, custom c4=dar & redwoOd dwn.f>ril.0011. ~leechHll lmm• occpy. 4 ' (jnvfronmttnt. ov~rlooldnl thtt San ~~~~~ ':!'!: MALO":~~s ........................ Narcl•111~ Clement~ cout. 4 bedroom. 4 bduecd tor qulclual•\o Carl1ba4 n4.1zt..u29 On n Beach. a·Br, 2 bai ?ft bea4*,_.~pe. upl>ft', s baths. awhnmlnc pool, euy walk 171500 SS50/mo wlnt•r. Av.t Bra Bil, w/O, D/W, fplc, lo =ar .... 1 ,.hes. Built fOf' faml· ' QuaU\1 Tri·Plex, la•• Br oowCal148i.5813. car. uso. t'lS·tUO; u.:: .. rourpleic owner-unit. t yra old. ~ .. M• I a2 _•_121_4 ______ 1 ly lVlnt. '4801000• Bi'aod new t 1-2 l*!nn ~:l"cr>°' Brkr. •••H••H•••••••;•••••• Olam\lftl ..eluded I Br, UrUtl • l·i bed.rm unit. an em. BD>BOOM StJSmo. fJ>lC, wOoi be1m cJaa. u~ ~ ... L Fpl~ NEW 1 UNL Ke1'1ldil CM. l I 4 J.sMIMI pr. sm. M4ll7 • • c" "D • ~ · "• 0 bU.ildtr will flaano .1--;;;..:...:..:.~.;..;.;.;:..:,:_.;;::;_1.;;.;-;....;.""!""':o::--....._~,..-:--!--I 1. 11 1 d. c. pl DI ......... ,., ......... Jl26 a Br, bl~ •ar. IDdry. 1~.~-.000. rr: • ..................... 1400 mo. 140·1719 or a.,MeC.... COIOMADILMAI p1cucular coasUlH .. 41Gm.illllfwAIU • ... 191 ...... '"' *r:r.:• I \lftltn· fUHt. ldnl ~· Antl. """'.:~~ n. 1..-t ""• ln the C4iiliti MIM 141•772' locetlon. O•ner wtll J1.m .-0 mo, ~ W• . 1 o.ur Plaot auoc.. StlT ,.500. Mt:. ,._, a.tned Ad.1'2.sT& macnab / lrvlna realty UVI • PLAY IM WOOO•IHI Lake -p00ls -parks! Carefree Uving in upgraded m:w S&S built townhome -lgst. plan w/3 BRs + f amlly rm. Redwood dc:cks & patio covf.11"8. Avail immed! $625/mo. yr- ly. CN·l9> IASTM.Uff Lg. lmmac. s SR Lusk built w/3 batba. famlly & formal dlnlng. 3· car pr. Gardener & water pd. $900/mo. yrl~. <N·20> COSTA MISA Brand nuw -cJM>c>M from l·story 2 BR, 2 bath \.\PPfsr or 2-story 2 BR. 2~ batb condorntnlums. Adult complC!X; 2·car garagu w/opcm(:r; comple«t mOdmi kltchfml + au BBQ.',<N·ft) LARRY OYER 642-828$ • , , J t I ~ b • • p • ~ bC t bJ --~--~-.. ---r-• ---.....__ --- • DAIL v PILOT rttd . s. 1ember e. 11m ~:.~•:.~~ •• ~~.•:•.'~.~ •••• ~~~'!':.~•:.~ .... 1~~:.~•:.~~ .... ~~~.·.~~~ ..... ~~.o.~ ~~.~!'!!'! ..... !~.0.~ • H-" U.fw• • _. , ....... , Utltf ... rh-..._., U•f .... .a.d Cetta Meto 3724 ICllboo '"'lnwla 3107 HIMtl~o-t l each 1840 HuntlftCjton leach 1840 i ;;.::.;:·~=·~;~·~ ;;:;.:. ............. ;;~·; .... ~~:;.: .... ·;·~;~ .. , •. o.o·owiilti.·u;: .. ;;;;·;·~;.-~·~:~·;i:;~·: ....................... ....................... EXECUTIVE ROW. Inc. , ••••• ••••• ••• ••• ••••••• ••••••• •• ••• ••. ••• ••••• •~udio & l BR Apu beach. Nr. 1111 Gurnee. ~ <.l1t p ••ti I-a off le• tp•c• I• Newport •rY•MaldScrvAva1I Adults/nopcl.lt. Yeurly CJ& ~ ~ r '!91"~ • >'or lnte attr t'l1H1 t br, l llr l ' du• 2 c1i1r p11rkl.n~ '•ca.Ill, ,·ce<'. pr('ltl&c. •PhoneSc.lrv, Uld pool TSLM&mt 642·1603 ~ lctl/Airpart.,..., T...+M rea,tt. w.by. l'"tbe modt"rn lllt UM W11Jll w bval'I• J Huu homo w pan«>r»mlt' 2J711Newpe>rtBlvd,CM -----17. } tef•ptlotte .... ,..,. a.nlu, c...,f..-ettet •Q It l'rpl , drsi. 110 OC'l'UI vlot Nr occ•n \lll'W Call Seoll S4897~orG453967 OCEAN>'RONT {/ &.&&.-"--ii... 1111_. .. ..n ~ntt t..rt p•tk•. fntd •hllJlll NT6. tilt l R.,11lt y ~ TW J•\un. Jaie & liniall~ Unbelievabhl viow from row. ..,_ "'°99• ~1o i )rd l'.o -t• MU mu beamed llv rm , 1 LUXURY APARTM ENTS ......SC. ........ & c:r.• t' 1ttrPtl .... , a or J Hdrm•. ~ clOlit'd In .:ar. Incl 'd bd r ~-.... t t _ ..... a.. ttt. • 3 klt HMh 1110 bu N,•11.r beach. frum Arlult1. no peb. 2110 klngs1ze rm, lob o I •2•3 lfDROOM UNITS c-• ra. ce.,•l•r awu .,,... 9· •Jo ....................... ~1 mo N"wport Blvd. c I o sets' new Carn ..... ......._. .. ~_....._ m • o-&..t1I 1 ho lb II> stove/re frig. All tile •FIA.TURING• ....... from SztO--. Pool P»llo + mor.-veo Y m~ r, 1 •· SHOK~81HD HL1'Y SlOO l Ur, incl u.t1I. Crpts, bath/kltch. No garage U"'-'l"'UE "'"'-'D DR"'M"'Tlr .,.OOR ,. "'"'-'$ r-• fri>lt. crpta, drpt, bln•, 492~ ,1~ •I ... t d J•~ '""..,. A" A A v.-.. _,... Cal ,7141752 7170 Mall)' me-""1 Srnall AJC, aundet·ll, atlract1v,1 "'.,..., Pih 0• q ... e a u .... but close to parkln& & Custom designed with exceptionally • fff!l.lt'£ atin lee Unt lncbc.-p'N, nardencr, lo1t•• Nr,-w Mina CcM>la Twnhmo, &W-«158 shops. On quiet 11ldc of &&HllOO ,. 1 t • 8 d fo'I Balboa Pier. Vil.LY larg'~ rooms, ·dramatic entry ways . • •C-••" ft-1....t-ly Ml&hborh41C>d S4t5 mo. t-11( imi • 2 r + en, '. LOCJlllMI leach 3748 RENT. $360. incl ulll. <ind luxurious amenities throuohout. -768 47~3 •37 5 1110 4 9 7. 2 T 4 7 ; ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ·~ ... h Urlftrn. • '1AJ\ ""7" ~·Ir" s•ud10. Nr town . Adults, no pelll. 673-6372 Located on ...... -.... 13.15 L& 2 fl ~ d YR:flU' uo Q \' '-" ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• ••• rae r. 1 "n .-w 3 Ur~ 2 ba rondo W<1rklng rnule. Nosmok· HARBOR BLUFFS CI RCLF. M.wportleoch 3169 AVOIOJNCOMPATIBL1': P"~•. 8\ .. ~001(. 0~~'!' Vli·w Ai< · pool, tennl~. S-Jvan l 278 tni.: or pets. $225. Ph CorOfto cW M• ]112 (Near Rolsa Chica and Warnerl ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.OOMMATES! l.ag11na V1ll11ce No pc·t•. Cap1troit0 494 2921 llUNTING'fON BEACll P t P . t I Oft 832 3 cS4$ 4!)1)(J, ~ tA-1 tl9G4 •••••••. • •• ••• •••••. ••• _ _ __ _ •••••• ••••••••• ••• ••• •. romon ory om , ho~e·Motes -41 4 C ""--1...t..... 1 846 1328 840 1123 view. Short or long term T .. Th 0 k *•.a••" --..... a-....a--3252 l.1>Yl•ly 4 br. :.& ba, fp c. . or . a .. e~ e ueaswor ...... "' "...,....... l1W, cpb, drp1>. kldlltJ><'l Completely furnished. .-lea~c 644 8415 Out of Fmding ~arp t'Xf'•' lbr homl' •••••••••••••••••••••• UK • .:oud area Sit25 . lmmed avail, yrly rental (SJ '"" Coda M.io 3824 """~°" leac.h 3840 San Clemente 3176 11lAT RIGHT PERSON Bntl' & 111rv w \itUlll·d llc:.ut vvt art:tl lwnhrn\' UtiJ-4567,Agl•nt.nofrc on Mermaid 2 Bdrm 'lJ,, ·tor~s ....................... n•• .. ••"•..,..•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• So•_eSSb_ySharilKJ dn1t ... form din & On-.rn view, 3 Br, 2 wdrplc & charm. S350. /,,. dll'\'rful l11untry kit frpk"' pvt tx-h. tennh., C.:harmm& 2 br, lit bll . Adults/no pets. 1'"2 blks 3 BR, 2 Ba Duph•x, $275. 2 br condo. Pool, hllni., I Br, SUl.S. No pets Pref G.oqH w 11\h~hr. frph-111 II~ pool '550 mo 834·3333 or fpk, IJW, 2 car gurai:e. to main bch. 673·5093 or CORONA OEL MAR mo. Kids OK. 2 Pools near •hopping. Adult:;, adults Close to tenni~ & for lteftt 4350 rm l"l' m~ter br will 4'N JJ2(J c "t s . d r pi. . "o o d ...... AA.,., _Ref rig_. $5 mo. 645-8084_ no pets. 842-0152 aft 6pm golf 492 2l34 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ,. .. ..,... ..,._, 2 Br Townhouse, frplc . • u·rom k1ni::t1te turn .. £A TERRACE 38 d 11e1ghborhnod $375 Pool, tennls .. Some ocean b 2 Br }'.2 Ba, Mood cond .. WANTED: Garage for Unly~ 8489427 Spool & bcb .ac~e:~1: 963-4567Agent.nofee_._ Nicely furnished yrly & Catalina views. Close I r & den, cpLS, drpi., ~Oft $245 mo. Dys Esther, storage in Nwpl Bch •Br 2 Ho . nr !>Chooli., guarded, cx:n view, lseX!nt2Br,2sty,t8a,new renlal.lBdrm,SJOO/mo, toshopping&finebeach. ~~~~i's .P~~:~'.~:~r~~s~ HCll"bOw 1842 640-18SO;eves640-6213 area.67_5_7_6_15 ___ _ shoppm~. 1·ollege ~!5 17563629 cust. rlrps. $320. 32200 on Glencyre, 1 blk to bcb. 644·2611 V111ageSS7 ll020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., ---Offl -.__.al 4400 673-5093or494 4420 W"'TEllraONT -Br, l bath, cool. Sun· CAt ..,... mo &U 7SG8 PliSeo Carolina. 552-1307 · La BR BA . A ,.."' deck gar 2 bl.ks to bch ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONDO rgc 2 • 1', in 35' Dock 2 b 2' b ' · Neill 3 Br 2 Ba, rpk. good 3 BR 2,2 Bil w/blln Santo AM 3210 $200. Furn. Char~lng Oceanfront 1 br, f/p, ear. beautiful Triplex. Den Condo.846.2T08r, V• a, S275.494·72S7 65w'~9JFFTF nrbrhd, qwet cul de i.ac. 0 R O/W & '1 d'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bach. nr beach. UUI pd. Adlls no pets. Winter wllb fireplace, cou~try Mature adlls, spacious 1 1617 !"'"'•'-'L ·NB N r C B us h a rd & ti~r FuJly c:;,{d,cd:ix:. Great 5 bedrm. 2"2 bath.~. Resp empld adlt. "94-4200 $375, yrly $425. 673-7787 kitchen with all bwll·ins. 3 Br. 2 ba, 2 garages. Kids Br, beaulllul ocean view. AGT. 54l·5032 Ham1llon) $39~. 964·1972. Rudy to move in! $375. fplc, OW. cpts, drps, LBr 1""18a Condo, utilities Spotless luxury duplex Cpl & drps Hot & cold OK. No pets. $40.S/mo. Balcony. gar. W/D, walk l SO I WntcUff Dr. l9lM737 Located on Crown Valley F.V. Mi Sq. Park area. pd: garage, pool, ocn water pd. $345/mo. No calJ848-0023 lo beach town bus CLOS"'.TOB"'.ACll Prkwy. 3 M1. So. S.D. Kids/pet welcome. $425. backdr,$42Smo.494·9601 ~~~c~c~:~p~pgl./~~~~r pets. See al 2279 "A"•--•-h 3848 train. L'ease. 's235'. NewPortFinancialCtr ,., r. Fr C II Mr Dam·co .,.,.,.CC'T /\gent nofce --Miner Sl. 631·3149 or _,.. ... -oc 71A ··"'"·9638 •~'-OfficeSpoc ... Clean 2 Br, formal din wy. a · 1 • ...,.........,,, ' H.wporth h 3769 gas·wtr lncl. Yrlylease: 642.1000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~....,., cvi;. .-w .. ,~ "" rm. I st y patio hme, <7l<tlB98·J376 Swimmingpool Jbr 2bu, ••••••••••••~••••••••• 3Br3ba1700'$595/m«> ----lBR.No.Laguna,furnor SonJuon Call onSlte Manager w,fplc . wetbar . rerrlg.Miu iOftVlejo 3267 ram rm w/fplc, 'goodOn thebeach·winterren· 4Br3bafam-rm 2~oo· NewCOND02br,212 ba, untum. Util pd. Adult~. Capistrano 3878 __ <714 >642·llllext 246 Rentals to Shat. 4300 I>I W. bltns. Tenms, pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• neighborhood. children Lal. Duplex 3 BR. 2 Ba $695/mo Adults prer d No 2 frplcs. bltms, pool & No pets. Walk to bch & ••••••••••••••••••••••• DELUXE OFFICES -·· & RV Morage. $425 mo CA.STA. DEL SOL OK,. $425i lease. 1338 s. up, $495. 2 BR, 1 Ba down pets S09 Acacia 645·7048 spa. $425 mo. 675·4912 shop'g. $310. mo. 494-8541 Private 3 bdrm condo. 2 Comml & indsll spaces . 9 7 2 2 V c rd c M a r 2 8 2 B d S Mugnoha, call Smilh· $:f!S. Both w/gar & frplc. 2 BR be ed .11 Bkr garages. pool, lndry ~325 200 to 2000 sq. ft. As low ·,,: t B r o o k h u r s t & r, a con °· pee· M 71• 640 """7 l\'ature adults 646 2030 ·• am cet ngs, -LIVE IN A CASTLE A"' 496 ""'"' . t ul · An 6 eyer, .. : """ ,, --. . encl. deck . .,.,,," Mo. A"' $275. 2 br lndlv1·dunl uni•, mo. ,.... ........,, as~ uq. ft. Lag Niguel & llnm 11lon ) 545·3:.15!1 ; UC lll"VICW. er pm , .... I t 3 BR 2 n ~ ... • Lgegardcns,wldeocean ---.. 848 2600 wkdys. 837-8260 Lrg 2 br 2 ba condo, pool, '-"'ean r.on · a, 644·2212 497·3388 like own home, closed view. 1 br apt, pool & Apao tmenh Funds.t..d Mission Viejo a r eas. ----.... _ 3269 patio. A/C.:. $210 mo + frpk. s.ept. ·June . or Yr· gar, d!shwhr, frplc, patio. spa. &late living. Close or UnfumialMd 3900 Handy to S.D. Frwy. :JRr 2ba cpts drps :!car ,....wportleoc:h dep <;.'U:.1389or751-0350 ly 996•6756 Waterfrnt Condo Adults, no pets. 361 E. l b h & h I Dlll:8JH•OO , . . , •••••• ••••• •••••••••• •• . ~ o eac s opp ng. •••••••• .. •••••••••••• ••• ___ _ gar. feri<.'~d. rrplc. S4UO. -------OCEANFRONT, neat 2 Br 18th SL 642·1882 Mature aduJt. S375/mo. THK EXCITlNG Airoort Offices 675·5810.642-039:1 •HPTWA.TERFRONT Luxury 3Dr, 2Ba Condo, w/gar. Adlts, no pets. Luxury· bayfront incl. util. 494·4653 or PA.LMMESAAPTS. ----J Br. bllns, frplc. Yrly nrSo.Ci.tPlaia,S36Smo. $345 mo. W inter. hlghrise on Newport 2Brdplx.adullsonly,new 49Hi017 MINUTFSTONP1' Jbr. 2•,.,ba Condo. Dbl gar. lse. Days. 774·4384 or 640-4462eves 213.795.301g Harbor. Unfurn 2 br 2 decor, patio, gar, 1202 S. BCH. Nr bch $350 mo. 963-7079 evcs/wknds 67s.s169. ba, cust drps. carpeted 9E.91Bristol, avl to show M.wport leoctl 3869 Bach. l&2 BR. aft 5PM Oceanfront "Right on All appliances. Gar, full I 77 545-5338 Agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• from $220. & up Very Clean. 4 bcdrm' 2 LeBLUFFSrti~ONDOSSSOO Weshftiftlfer 3291 Sbc2a7cO~S"J. 3Uol.11.67p5d:o51 13b~. secuntr. pool, J8CUUJ. ~I ET 3 br lrt·plex PARK NEWPORT Adults, No Pets a.ses sla ng at ••••••••••••• •••••••••• Boal slip avail. Oct. OC· • ' 1r'"1 u D hath home. Close to M h A t"·~1133 nc""'""o cupancy. $lOSO per mo. aul. grounds. Bltns, Bac helors. 1 or 2 ~mesa r. ont · gen .,...... i br, 2 ba, cpts, drps, ~........-......., b !58lk E l rN t beach. Gardener furn. -Adults. Owner 675.2388 lnclry, encl gar. Adlts. Bedrooms &Town ouses s as o ewpor . f e n C e d Y a r d • OCEANFRONT 2 Br apt 767 Sc t Pl A l 2 $250 Fro $""A 50 Blvd ) $;fl~ mo. Agent546 4141 BLUFFS 3 Br 2 Ba, lge children/pet welcome f / A 1 S t' aft3pm 0 l • P · · m "'"· · ---------patio pool great loc 1 1 .. '><>5 963 4.,,, • urn, w gar. v e p · · 751·3525 days, 673·8364 Spectacular spa. total 546·9860 ___ _ J Br, Fam Rm, lge liv s.185~0 ~146 · oveyarea ........ .,.,7 642-4590 2brfronlduplx;Frplc eves/wknd recreation progr am. Rm, dinette. bltn.s, dhl · Agent, no fee. SJlO yrly lst, Isl& dep. social program. 8 pools, 8 HUGE 2 IR gur , corner lot. Encl Bluffs.4 Br. 2'; ba end un" WA TERFaONT 433 Iris 645.2117 Npt Hgts area. 1 hr, nu tenrus courts. At Fashion Qwel immaculate hldg l "QNTH FREE f<'Ull Hf'\iice. No lease r~ q'd. ~sq. ft. Plenty or parking. 2082 S . E. Bristol St. Newport Beach. 557·7010 LEASE-OfflCE •Offices· Costa Mesa . . . . . 39c ll From 300 to 2500 sq.It •Medical· back yd Grdnri.crv."• il.Clean,frplc,$600/mo.HousesFumislwd 2BR.luxurycondo crpt,wtrpd.$240/mo+ lslaod,Jamboree&San w/beauttrul lawn & ., ?.!~.!~29bcach. $475 mo. 675·5364, 644·5771. 2412 UnfwNllMd 0]300 1''-tlly furn. S1500 Mo. Lge 2 br, 2 ba, beaut view lst & last + dcp & cln ·g Joaquin Hills Road. lndscpg, cov'd garages, .,.,,.,...., Vista Hogar BILLGRUNDY of bay. Pri. $500. fce.213·654·5108 C7141644·1900 adul t s. no pets . ---------11....:.=.::...:.:~:.:..:·----••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTOR 675-6161 675·52<>.S· 673·4811 LEEWARD ArTS. 2020 Newpe>rt ........ 75c (t. From tiOO to 900 sq. Ct. r 1 Bedroom condomm1um BLUFFSWATERVIEW Attn: San Luis Oblspo ' NEWPORT New duplexes2-3brS350 1-'ullerton Ave.l blkE.oC near pool and Lennis. 3 BR. & fam .. beaut. gal· College Students! Couple 2 Br, new decor, wshr, Garage apt, 2 br, l ba, APARTMENTS up yrly. F amily & pets Newport Ave, 1 hlk S. of S 2 !l 0 I m o n L h t; a 11 ed courtyd Agt 644·1133 & l child or 2 singles. 2 hr dryr, gar, steps to beach. compl. redecorated! Stv 2BR $190. Infants only. ok. 675·4912 bay. 631--0397 t>l&-4477. ___ ::._-=. ____ ,house in Morro liay. No pets. $400 y rly · & refrig. No pets. No. of N ----- ------Newport Shores, 3 bdr m, 2 $275. mo. util. Incl. Stovo 673-2125 Hwy. 673-8062 ° pets. STEPS TO SAND, deluxe Rooms 4000 •Two840sqJt. stores· Cst Hwy, NewJ>Orl 55c rt. REAL EST A. TERS INVESTMENT DIV. 752·1705 ·1Dr2 Du, 30x3.'i game rm, ba, n'Clec. beach, comm. & refrig. No pets. Sccuri· ~t 2 & 3 Blts500 & . 2450 !O:~~~~~lvd 3 Br. 2 Ba, J(ar, bltns. ••••••••••••••••••••••• w ct bar. 2 f p I 1· · s , pool, tennis. $525 Mo. Avl ly, clng & final mo de· .Y ron • 2 Br, view. frplc, crpts, -sparkling clean. $450 m o Sleepirtg rms $75·$105 mo .... _. ______ _ We:;tmmstcr Mnll. S465. <kt 1, yearly. 642·5379 posits, terms. Call F.nid S600 mo .. winter. stove. Xlot cond . Adults, 2llr 1<;asl Side. $220 mo. yrly. Call 1·985-6952 or AJI $50. wk. Shure kll/ · 1-lii~ili! ill S16·7SG!I (7l4> 99l-3700 or (714) Agent675·7060 no pets. Sl90. Open No pels close to ever· 1-629-2546 bath. Shown Mon-Sat fl } •a i .·t .i 3 Br. den 3 Ba, twnh.se, 4944931 12·.5pm . 322 ··e·· ythlngs:it3273 ·--_-------"only". Call art lpm. =:=:=::':=:i:-::::= SPACIOUS 1 lcvel. 3 br, 2 pool, tennis, jacuzzi, OC"""'"'-'.,...O"'-'T HeliotropeAve.ti75·6024 --Spacious 2 br & den Refs req'd. 556-<>056 or ba. pvt yard & Jiarai:e. l walk to bcn. $625 mo. Live on BAY FRONT •-s:AI""~ "' ------"UIET CUTE PfUVATE CAu 5954 ;/Mr~ child ok. No Pl!ls. $325. Ownr/Agt. 752·0766 ; enjoyhvmg.4br,Jba,d1~ WINTER RENTALS CostaMeso 3124 ""'1Br,ut1lpd:$310mu. .....,. ..r:--.......-- 8122 Michael Ur. Days 6'15-4ro6. rm. Neat. $1100/mo. 2BR. l ba. S370 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-083Sor646·6423 ROOMS $25 wk & up ~:::;::.,_ &17·~1.eves536·3638 6?s.o.s25 Lge.3DR.2ba S550 MESA VERDE W/kilchens. $4250 wk & .,., ___ EaslblulC 3br, 1 '"1 ba con· 2 BR., l ba. $325 TRIPLEX $260. 2 Br, 2 ba. dshwshr. up. Apts 543.9755 I'...., --...... 3244 do. Newly redec. $475. 2 BR, 2 ba. $400 2bd +Iba. lrpk, patio cls'd 11ar. Adlts, no pet!>. ./ Ntl/fl/ll ,.,..,. 637-4725or639·5774 Condomiftlums STEPS TO IE.A.CH encl gar. no peL'I $300. 2126 Thurin St. 675·5772. ••••••••••••••••••••••• UftfwwilMd 3425 RENT A.LS On the Bay, 2 Br, 2 ba, un· •••~••••••••••••••••••• 2 ~~·den. 2 1ha = 2849 Lemon. 979·3432 -Enstside bea~t 3 br. 2ba 2 BR. 2 ba . . . . $440/475 dergnd prk'ng. full sec. N 2 bdr d be l l· ., year Y Foxhollow VlllO¥ S360/mo. J BR.2Ba.. ..$435/700 Redcc. 1 y r kease. v~;w nr ~h~:,1~~ n!1all 621 W. Wilson646·2010 548·6885 J BR. 2~'J Ba ......... $450 S7SOnno. 833-9442 ves. Lag~na Hills $375 mo FURN OR UN FURN Dano ,oitd --3-826 associated , 4 BR. 21~ Ba $5001795 Harbor View Sbr. Phase 96J.93S6. •2br townhome w/frpl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 81101< ER'> IH l\l TORS Jul, V.-&oll+'"lu t '1 Jbl)' 4 BR, 2 lla · · $42() ~~1~:J..:~~Jcr mo. Nwprt erst Coodo, 3 BR, "!'f3ti~.i~~ldnf6 f a::e~e car gar. $525. mo. Avuil. ---------1---__;_ ____ _ ShoTecliffs. Qual 2Br + Oct. 1. 644-8585 Cam r m home. Lge patio llUNTJNGTON Harbor. & back yard. Pvt bcbs. Spac. 2 br den 2 ba. S700/mo lse. • • Lido Isle, 2 br, den, view $800/molse Lido h ie 1 Br +den, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Need room & board for UCI student. 213-421·209-a ------ Call Mr. Howard 645· 6101 't523 CAMPUS Da· fRVINE 3 Br 2 Ba, nr UCI & Univ. lllgh, avail immed. $525 • : • • lse. SS9-S229 $600/mo lsc. Lido Isle 2 Br+ den, ---------1 --------- $1200/mo ---------• On Water. 3Br +office, ram rm, din rm. Lge ho m e w l"'c o m p I et e privacy on waler al turn· ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHARE A HOME Let us help you locale a congen ial roommate. 6'5-7465 or 640-8468 IRVINE ,,..ti~ location Low rent! Must see to belJeve! 2 artist's wish to share spaces in lge Bldg. (Just leased). I>ecorated by arch. Sky Park Cir. Features: free uul. in· door patio, w /trecs & pond, skylight, conl rm. bltn desks & shelfs. Rec & RtteptJon & secty serv avail. $75-$200. Ph 549-5110 ... '• ' '· . TURTLEROCK 4 Br , Fam Rm. lg. Din Rm, atrium. 2 Ba. nr park & pool. SS9Smo. 752·0188 Turtle Rock 3 br, ram rm, 2 ba. $495. Discount t.o nght pel'10n 833-2087 Woodbridge E.'llalcs 3br & fam rm. $SSO per mo. 759-0143,644·7783 NOW REMT1HG . 2 br, 2 ba, all blt.oa, frplc, encl. gar. Balcony, patio, lndry rm. $300-$325. TSL M&mt 642· 1803 apts. Din r m, frplc, pvt patio. Nr. Irvine Ind. area. M7·2841 OAKRIDGE Vlu.A 3 br, 2 ba, bltns. Children ---------Shr Beaut. 4·bd condo Woodbridge.Irv area. Amenities. Mark SS9-71ll ---------Female roommate. 3 Br, 2 ba apt on Balboa Bl. After 7 pm call 675·5035 RMMTE Wanted to ahr. ---------my mini estate In Mlss welcome. $275. 8S8 W. Ocnfmt 2br, lba, quiet cpl I-'----------• ;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l;,Cente;::~r~St.~646-~~95m~:--;.::-~:-~~~~!!!:~~~I or l aingle $450. mo. yrly. Viejo. Pool, jacuzzi, bskpr. + privacy, etc. Fem or male. $200 mo .. utlls pd. Call 8111837-9550 orS81-55M Roomy, luxurlous Bay View apt, larae NearN.H.Y.C. l 8 r,2Ba, SSOO 2 Br, a Ba, MSG 1\1111 W ~.i!, lkd1~1 r /'r 1, ~4··"": ,, ,,, ' • ,., n •11 '·. tt.11 BACHROR APT $375. New 2 bT, 2 ba , 4-ALL~. P D! plex. Encl. yd, laund, 100• from lbe ocean. ~M,,.mt Avail. now I 201 E .1 __ _;•-------1 Balboa Blvd. Onl.y $250 per mo. NO FEE. Call: Sue at S56-T177 anytime. LAGU .. A.IEACH Ocean view offlce or art studio, approx. 600 sq. ft. Rent reduced to S290 per mo. Private parking. Realonomics 67~00 - ) l ~ • 11 b e l~ be a l b) . -- Frld!y. !!pt9mber 9, 1877 DAILY PILOT •Z 1 Add 1t BullcJ 11 .D1c>pP.r It .. Hammer it ... Carpet SERVICE I 1t Ct•mcnt 11 .W1ru 1t Hoo It Clean it .Move ""'' Prt·'I~ it.. Pft1nt It Na1l 1l .Pla~tN 1t .Hx It . DIRECTORY. Pfumb 1l. .. Pak h it...P1pe lt. .. ~emode l It... I Roof IL.Landscape lt...Tlle it ..• Trim it. .. Sew it ... Haul it. .. Add it ... Plant It ... Alter it... Learn It... Aftft19'• ._,.., c:......, Ac4Mtlttc ~... 11-.t W.tc.. ~ lronlncf '-.Hnt/P.,.rtlHJ P~/Paperiftt ttroperty ·····••••·•··············•······•············· .••.....•.•••.......•.. ........•.............. ...•...•••..•.......... ••.••..•............... ...........•........... •.....•......•.••.•••.. ~ ....... ll & J ~pphi1nC"c-Sf I\ f:C'Ol'.IOIJ\)' Atou lln1 (.1u11J 1':1.E<.'TKJCAL s•;~t VIC to; HANDYMAN. Carpenl.ry. lbu11n11. movlna. cleanup tmnJ.n1. my home. You PKOFESSIONAL Paint r Al NTI Na. 1 ntr I E dr .••••••••••••••••••••••• TRW fll \IH;t. 110 a Pr•> ttlS co1llnaa. n • <'AU.Ji 11$ hr." SMALL •l•ctn cal, plumbln11 & • $71 up. Treework. Reali, deliver & plck·up. Only Ins lnler/EKter. Reas, BJCpr'd, honu11l. neol. Oraa aeCty Inv Profl .. ~ ~ ~t.1n. S A pet"· 1uar. 1.tc •329W.5, JOBS !Kl 8233 floon 6'&6·6Ml. 847·2181 fusl, free e11t842·4597 $3.60 hr. 842-4883 work auar M2-0318 Rua. Lie 'd. 984 ·100 Prof Maml/Tax Appt•ab ' )61:.! ld1<1~tli ~ 536 llOO_ ...,.tr rd IMct.ic -°HANDYMAN --t...dsc.,mc, Fine work. Slate Uc" In· Dave Apptalsals, EdM-i·W4o ~ C.•u:t/C......... Uc32'?1.38 ~ 697' NOJOOTOOSMALL ~anlttg •00•00u••00••••• ard. Exterior 1peclall1l. CoatNnePobtffftcJ RoofincJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67S·2440 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ynexper, free fft, al•o Trycne-{:allco838·MSS J nt·Ext. Europoan ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~lalw-a &. dq>t•udt1ble N) ONt-.; MAN t.n·• 5 yn .,, F.Lt:<.•rtUCIAN·pric~ II.AN~ Want a REALLY CLEAN lndscpng materta,l avail, craltuunahip. Qua I ROOFS installed fa<'lor) li.>m~ t.: M Lot· I "'''· fir pounn• " ftuiah1n11 n1&ht-frt<O e11tlm11to on AN-Home• & HOUSE? Call Ginaham clean up & ref a. J ay WORK GUARANTEED paln11, ••1o<~ <>fr oormal direct; estah'I SS yr:-. ru: r.a"~hd ~O IOl>7 ~yuurownforma,nv•• larauorunalli<>bs Ai>l s ConH 1e ntlou Girl f'reeeatM5·~123 848"'°'3or99S-2J.5.5 lnterlor/Extr. Ftee eat. ratci1''67S8921f'reetst. Call Harold G unu niuney Ml lMlJ l.ic 813 0359 Crafbman. Ph 64S·030'l 2S yni exp. 642-0295 549 2961 C..pe..tef n._.:._ ---l'roreauonal window A1Jce'1Houaccleunil\ll K l p · ti "-tw/Repoir 1--------•••••••••••••••••••••••D & 0 Conl·r•lt: All we ....... h p · R Ubl •C 0 . MaiMy now ea ain ng. ....................... ROOFSFORLESS .. rp .. lll r ~ ·n~ I> pt• ~~w-""ll"r"t"'. hlo1• .. •-••••••••••••••••••••••• wlra/•~vterr, .odda1jnobl~n. iJ.,.rlr".: eas, ~~ .. a1207e. re s. wo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jnt/ Ext, commorclal Al l fl .-• -, -~· •v • •' .. "' ,,., u .. .1 trans......... or 646·4871 Bri k •. S 11 J b upts residential & VERYNEATPA'l'CH types, non avail l'•n<-1 .• tuir th \I~ m :ll wnrk "rt't' 1111t11 WF.El>ING (;Lt:ANUPS 1~11197 c wor... ma o it. • JOBS&TEXTURE Free est, llc1bond'd, •n l omm'I lll-' t'•t Af\ 5 l.ic d., tJOnd•d ti75 117410 W~lcly Mainh:nnm·e ----- ---Newpurt. COila Mcaa & moblle homes. 836-ll20 Fteeesl 193.1439 sr Senior callz.ena dlsc111 'Hll l'll:t t'rl!ee1l U42 9907 ChadMg CARPET. WlNDOW, lrvtne. 675·317Sevc1 YOUNG Man. s yrs expr 894 0421 anytime c i-;~H:N'r WOHK 1•11t11N1, ----- -••••••••••••••••••••••• FLOOR CLEANING .......... '--111 wullcoverlng. F ree Color coatrng done on Tu-l-'r.a1ru11.:. 11111.>h. 1 t r1111dt-I. i.1dtw11lk11, drtvt1w1ay11 G.a«l4'ru1111~rv1cc l'luan Ski 1 d d Dutc h Maintenance ,._y.,.., ests 645 ..r78 Ad" your home, ns low as ,.,.. n·p.ur• LH· (Ju11 k Cruur btSI IU711 t'Vt•, ,,r up & h1ud1n.:. "''·~kl)' poa ur, ump truck, Servlce537·1.508 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · '°" ' n .1 $360. sprc. 2 wk ofr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• H' r, 11· c W r Ii. ~ ~ 111a1ntenance. Reu!>OOU· hauting, tt\.'E' wurk. grad· - --- --Local & Long Distance PETERS PAINTING 848-12A8 ufl 6pm CERAMIC TILE. New ''' ~~Kll• 6111 "r blcrate»,freeeaumates. u1j,demo,etc 7Sl·3930 HOUSECLEANING1sour Moving Lowest rates, Expr'd. Reas Rater; .._-Lt -remodel. Free est, :.ml Controcfor Mer 4.30 ask tor Ron.~ Bu11rnea&. Reliable rast, efficient service. Free Est . Call Gene ,-..,._ng . Jobs welcome. S36·1:!t111 c_.,.ts.t-•ic• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64S-05llor548·4987 ••••••••••••••••••••••• service. Junice's Rag· Fr ee csl. Majesllc !152-0458 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• alt5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----gedy Anns al 675·6553 Modern Movers 639·85SZ HOMESAVERS. Plumb· -------- .irpel Man wall lay your!\ R J lluffman & Son, Cit•n R.d.iable Bxpr Japanese OCC Student. Big "• T -------Int/Ext dependable, reos. Ing & HeaUng & air con· '"" Servic• i>r 111 ; n c l(e pa 1 n. & Contr Custom All & Add, Gardener. Rea"onable. truck. Trash, tree tnm, 2 Men. House, Apl & Of· Polftting/P'operflHJ free esUmate. Call Jay dttionjng. Free esl, SlO ••••••••••••••••••••••• deamnaitoo!Guar~ork patios . cabinets, free est.64S·5230 Mlke. etc. Randy 642·5703, f1cecleaa!ng.Honest,re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64.5·7965 hr. Hones t• rellableRemoval1, trimmln•• . form1ca. Nt.lw const. Res ----549-3666 1 bl d d bl .. J~ b~i:ig~~ savme:oi. 1-'rec & comm 645.46441 1a c, epen a e Paint YourCasffe service. BofA, M /C OK. pruning. Free eat. L1c'11. ~l.~3646 _ M8-4.541Ltc.8onded GRANl>OPENING CHEAPEST hauling rn 84().J36S --AverageExtr1Slry$395 Sml palntlaa co. t1mull 751·31.50 lullylnsured642·2624 '"'h •. t 1--------WholesaletopublJc. town. Fr eat.a. CHEAP! Housecleaning by reliable 2StorySS4.S,lntr~rm dpriabcleae. w1n0t/rEkx&lru.arDe., pefr~ DRAINSCLEAR"'O UA-...a...wc~ ~ amPoO "' s eam c can Room u d d 1tion1 f 00 29950 MS 1390 I f P · '""' "' "-... _ .. ,,.. Color brighteners, whl Remodelintt. C.:usto~ Begonias & color ul · r · coup e . Re ercnces. n ces incl malr'l·labor est. 754.6921 FROM$3.60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •·pt:, 10 min bleach. Clean homes by L11yne. Bxp'd, ~~~~t1e~ver. 49<. lOO's of Dig truck, cheap, price: 963·S813 or 1·62.6·11~ ,feda:.Jt.~:;;g~~=-~~ Call 7!11-6942 Window Washing I Reui.. hv, din rm, hall SlS. Avg r eaiiunable 552·3"75 Beach City's Nurt>ery strong hard·workmg slu· Hous.work Rt·llable Quality work. lnVExtr, b" Reliable work. Re rs. nn $7 :>O, couch Sm. chr eves 2372 Newport Blvd. CM. denl. 494· 7669/ 494· 1482 Own trans. 548.0431 C;omm ·1 & Realdentlal. No ~~~D~ :t:.iliiaefs. Free A~~v. ~!~:!. ~~~hr: =~~r Free est. Mlftk. 673-4487 · SS. Guar ebm pet odor . -. 5&16 f d I Greg !ob too big or loo small. cer amtc· tale. Reas. Cpl repair. 15 yrs expr. Drywall Ant.I J\coui.l1 c 645 (rec e lvrry> ----SELi, Idle Items with a 20 yrs ex pr. Roo m s PAPER . PAlNT. 20 yrs. 832.2468 Trade your old atuff for Do work myst!lf. llcfs Spt!c .. St. LH·, 636·5738 or SELL idle items with a lluve something to sell? Ua1ly PilolClus1>ifled Ad SlSiup. Fully in1rd il lie. cxpr. Satisfaction guar. new goodies with u "31-0101 t2l3)422·0219. Duily Pilot Cla!>1of1t!d Ad. Cl11ssified ads do it well 642·5678. · Odd jobs too 636-6995 Saves, no wait. 838·3875 Want Ad Hclp1 842·5678 Classified ad. 642·5678 -------- llusln .. 1RHtal 4450~i,Truat Loat&Fowtd SlOOft9nOnaf1 5l50HelpW•te-d 7100HtfpWMte-d 7100HttpWC11tted 7IOOH.lpW0..ted 7100HefpW•ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·····················-· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1\dJ<.1ccnt to~ Air~rt.•••••••••••••••••••••••LOil Male German RELAXlNGMASSAGE AWNJNG ASST, to help . Christiaamothershelptor ~sq.rt , cpl d & A~ of. LOANS 93 S~epherd/Creal Dane Bob James Lie Masseur ATT&fTIOM PARTY Pl.AM MAHAGRS install awnings. Young & Banlung 2 School age girls. rer~ r11.:es & warehouse. Sav O rrux, nr O.C. College Aug Outcall 9 9, 494.5111 al.(Ong. 968-1322 UNI~ IAHK req. Approx 5 hn daily ings offered by ma~lcr Abo 2ftdTD Loans nh weunng macrame --------Nalionw1dt·, established Party Plan Com· H A 0 1 , F A 963-7682 after4:30. lcru.ee. Call 646·5-0l l dys Fairest Term:1since1949 leash. 847 7&'75 or S48·9698 • I m. Que1tlon • fl any now opening In Orang~ County " sur· •IAIYSITIER • UTILrlYCLgER.k ----- -Sattler Mtc). Co. - ---Saster Anna reads cards rounding artas. orr~rin1 to LadlH who Seek i n g I o v i n g CHURCH SECRET ARY lndalstrial Retttol 4500 642·2 I 7 I 545·061 I F 0 UN D . A! I ., w ~ale Tea U!af Headings f'lUalify : grandmother type for In· C~ oppor. Must have 3S hr wk. typing, fiftnl(, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------Samoyed Max · f cm· <21:1) 41;1.~5 • GUARANTEED SALARIES OF SlOO to 1.elllgent. delightful 3 yr u '!'an. or 2 yrs recent general omce work. $3.50 Ind. Unff1 W / ofc Retired couple has money Atlanta & CrccnClcld • , ---, ---• $.'500 & UP PER WK old l{irl. Some eves, oc· uUhty eKper. or exper . 10 hr. 759·1031 mornings 1500-40001>q.ft.froml!r. toloanonlst&2ndTD's. JIB.960'69S2 BEAUTll-UL NUDI'. • PLUSTOPOVERRIDES& caa days and/or over· various oreos or ba!1k·•---.----~- IMMEDOCCUPANCY Agent 496-0800 Lost: COCKAT EIL, J:ray GIRLS, 625 N. Euclid, OOMMJSSIONS night on wkndl ... In your Ing. Pleua~t working Clean g aerv1 n ee~~ Leasmgofcopen95dai·-• w/whlycllow·red face. Anahe1~ home. CdM, HVHills co n d~. Sal com· mature women. Reh~ ly, Sal. 9-noon. 711 W. WE BUY f I RST &. Vic· Ma nolla/Slaler 559-6150/$35·5363 • GENEROEUS BONUSES & area.759·0100eves. mensuratew/exper. ble. r eh, car nee 17thSt.#C·4 or SF. C 0 N 0 T ll UST R · d gFt VI /HB. -----EX PENS ACCOUNTS Ple~seC_ontact 642-1403 OF.EDS. cwar · n. >' • DIAL·A·SERVICE • 1978 AtrroMOBILE BABYSITTER ed d Ct Dorta M1tcholl 1--. ------ 642·4463 AGENT 714·496·0800 Please call. 847·9755 or Escorts, Mode l:-. AbsolutelyNolnvt:atmentloD~monstratort 1chl ,2cblldre~~~e:rd 610NewportClrDnve CLEANING WOMA N, 1N1;-LJ n 1 t~-;, 0 r r I l' c ~emet1h/--540-5320. ext 346 Massage nr Managers. Guoranttttd Quality Product. Sehl area or vicinity 11 . B. Newport Beach Mll·S280 exp. 2 days p/wk. Soml• Cfll\ •ooo f f F und f I ( h S t 645·86lfl Oul.litandln" Hostt:tis Proaram. No Deliver· 968·7709 Equal Oppor Employer child care. 540·3368 lSvu-. sq L rnm 19' Pwsonals/ o . ema e na • e · .. .. IMMED. OCCUPANCX Lost & Found ter, Vic. Newport Blvd & _ Ask for ext. 25 Ing. No Coll~ctlng & No Territory Restric· BABYSITTER·LICHT CLERICAL FREE Leasing ore open 9.5 da1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 23rd St. C.M. S48·3Ul or F..XEC. 47 yr old man de tions. All information kept confldentlali HOUSEKEEPING. My BARMAID For Tavern. Specializing i n all ly. Sat 9-noon. 711 W. 17th Annourlc.....ttt. 5 100 546.QSS 111res educated. cultured. Call: 997·4661 home,16 mo old IRVINE, Call for appt. 9AM·lOAM. clencal, secreta ri ;i I. St. C·4 or call 642-4463 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND: set of Keys, on a.rrectionale woman for ~ boy, m~l love chUdren. Mon. thru Fri. 5.36-164-l sales & admln1stralivc LAGUNA ICH IND ADVERTISEMEHT Killybrooke. C.M. companion d32·39. Prefer Http W..t.d 7100 Help W•t•d . 7 0 peDerpsoenn.dGadblsea'tamryatOuwrne Body Shop auto & fender jobs..:LSO FEE JOIS c•5 9""" !>l1orl blon red head. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• •• ~ 3110-500 sq Ct. $150·$200 FOR llDS .,... · '74N • man. Exp'd. Pd vuca· moU_t11pd646-3.157 TheUn1vers1tyoCCahf .. Reward-Lo•t male Scndletter&piclureloAIOE Cooking, l ite ASSEMBLERS lrana. Mon-Fri. o r e tions, ho11pllallzut1on. Call~-605$ _ __ " J.aurei:it. ~ 0 Box 6483, hskpng & errands for 54J..8072, home S52·14SS. Apply al Ben Warner·i. Coastal Stor• 4550 lrv1rye. 1nv1tes small altered Siamese. 87SS La ~nahe1m, C;i. 9~ cong_enial lady. 9nm·lpm AIRCRAFT aJ\6pm. Garage. 410 w. Sth St. Personnel Agency ••••••••••••••••••••••• architectural firms In ltoca.F.V.847·1600. Mon Sat SZSO m o S 2790 HarborBl,CM Orange Co. to submit - ----Akashic·Record Pa!.t lifc · · · Exper needed in one or BABYSITTER Needed .A. - Storage ~ar.iJ:e $25 195!) s1.atements of quahf1cu Lost. blk curly longlcgged analyses w/ coun~chnit ~7·1726·__ ___ more of the foUowing : for 2 yng. girls, 3 day wk. Bookkeeper / Secy, no CLERK. ex per. sales help MapleAve.CM.Mgr ut t1 o ns for prov iding 6 mo's old Dog, white by ~ctaphys1calAIDEToA.'tl>istw/allen· •Fiberglass MyBalboalslandhome. shorthand. H.B. area. In clothlnl store. Call Apt~ 646·6SO.'>_ _ a rchitectural scr v1t·e for flea collar Vic. College minister w / Ph D dant activities for multi •Adhesive Bonding • Terri,644·2454 Salary commensurate 494·7107 RentahWante-d 4600 projects rangin11 up lo Park,C M.9S7·0.'>30 631-2853 ha n dicappe d ndull •Routing / ri 32 --------••••••••••••••••••••••• $100,000. Stalt.'ment of -----: ------1 ti 8 30 3 30 Ri l 11 Babysitter wkdys, N.B. w expe ence. 846·1_8_ Coach needed for 6th quahflc.allon forms may Lost· Female lnsh Setter. Penoftol S.,..,lcH 5360 popu a o n. : . : • ve m,. home. Refs. Phone Mr. erade girls volleyball ~~ ~~~d~~i:n~~f~~~~ be obtained by culling ~~ ~~s~n ~Placentia. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:~~'tr~ tS:·~ ~r~ 1~~ ~~~~:~~~~~en Hood,833·2900,844-6141 . 8:~!;~r~~~~t:im:r!~~ team. Davis School. High ly female Pnccd $200 or Mrs. Trenldn Mann, al . 5 .. t INVESTIGATIONS Cerebral Palsy Assoc., •ijl~prinl.ll BabyslUer, lov.i.na resp. 6464414 School grad. Sept. 20 under. Would like Cd ~. 833 6632 Com pie l ed Lost: G rey Cock al1el. Al I type11 Mi uing :mo W. Harvard St. S.A. PANEL·AlRCORP person to sit deJ-WhlCul 3 OOOKK E E P E ll· I" u II ~tt' s~:i: f~~r r:~sh~tr Nwpt. or Lag R<'h area f~rms should be sent to Tame. Banded. Promon· perso~. 826 9648. 24 hrs 546·5760 U71 W. MacArthurC.M-. yr old. CdM; ft·llmc. Charge, construction ex· . Co Stephanie64ti·31U8 l c Mana~er. Physical tory Bay area Heward --S49·03U wknds&mom g.615·5465 per preferr .. d, C."f ._•_n_. _____ _ __ _ _ Planning & Construction, 6754s12 Aircraft Equal Opportunity "' " COCKTAIL MitceUaneous 401 Admin istration , -----&idoyfMfttlr ESTIMATOR , Employet Bab)'lliller for 1 yr old. MS·SS41 WAITRESS Rentals 4650 University or Calif , Lost: White Male Poolie ,,..,..atfOft Cost estimating ex per in Own trans. Evenings. Bookkeeper, experienced, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Irvine. Calif. 92717. Type. "Berger" med 111. ••••••••••••••••••••••• aircraft sheet metal. pre· A:$SIMILH · 751·6869 Mon tbru Fri. Full Leam in 40 hrs the moi.l Parking "pace avail fur Lott & ,;..d -SJOO svrl l~c·s on collar. Vic: Schools Ir terable with honeycomb Day abltt. Will train. l exciting, &lamouroui.. i.m mtrhm, boat or trlr. Cano s Ret>l Reward. lnstrw:tlOft 7005 & bonded. structures. Good co. benefits. Apply, B,;BYSITTINO( Elem Ch a r g c·, pa)' r o I • highly paid profess. Day ~Side C M Pvt hm. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Polent111I for udvance· CompuJlle Corp., 711 W. Sehl. Mothers! Need aft. payables. r eceivables. or eve sessions. Plat"c 645~73 Lost lrg Siamese male -Ml M l7th Sl, Bulldiaa F·12, school sitter for my Pil. Mr. Cartwrii:ht, mcnt assist. Good job op __ . _ wcanng wht nca collar Found : Welmaraner/ Piano le&IOl\lj, ll.ll. urea. menl in_ Ir anage· Corne r of 17 th & Newport Elem. Sehl. 1st 644·9530 por. +collar w/blue stones Shepherd male mix. Tri .l!:xp'd teacher. BA in meP~EL·AIRCORP Pomona,C.M.645·1505. 1trade daug~t.er .. Mon/· BOOKKEEPER·Drug Cdl714/751·91t4 14.ninHa/lnv .. t/ 551 51176 color Nr 22nd St, C.M. music. Sm oil children 1571 MacArthurC.M. Fri. Pls. call. 675-7260 Store, 1 girl office. At R. So. Ca I It. Coe k ta al Anance --Call 963·7386 or eves. my specialty.963-9967 ATTENDANT r o r Bab.,.lt•-~ m y h.ome 30 A/P. payroll, thrul..lliaitresses, Inc .. 1?922 ·•••••••••••••••••••••• Lost grn & yell Parakeet 646-1684 days. Renee •-L-w~~--7075 549·0311_ paralyzed yng woman JU ...,. • Sk 8 s luslnffs v1c Valencia & Rot .-~. Equ~:il.Opportunlty hrs wk. 2 Boy&. S.A. journal entry. EDP exp. ~ Park I, le C, Opportwtlt S terdam. 847.5003 Found White SamoyM, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Employ :1~~on·Fr1. Ba I Jal. Hghls. SS7..&434 afl 8pm. helpful. Co. benefits. Sal. Irvine. Ca 92714. •••••••••••••! •••• ??.~. Brookhurst & Adams, SECRETARIAL P/lime, LTER :F . open. Mr. Elwood, COLLECTOR Tel h Found, 2 Schwinn bikes, H.B. Call 963·1933 Mon-Fri. Npt. Bch/area. A ATIONJCOUNTE AUTO IOOIUCHPU Babysitter. resp. for 8 yr 675.0150 for S. Orang~ Co~Psoo,::~ Resta~ranf ~::;:r ~~~:::r.b~ac:;:o~ Found: Gray· & While Exp'd. 640·5029 ~~P:eT~~~.~~~~n~~: Postin& mach & auto ~e· ·~J~.H=~~7r65~1C:. 5~~~'. exper in credit & collct" f:Ull LIQ. Lit; . seals 105 toe. lost. Contact 11.8 . Striped kitten :ibout 5 Babysitting my ho me. MU. E Coast Hwy, CdM alershlp exper. pref d. 979-6600ext 259. BOOKKEEPER l101U1. Musttype. 831-9154 1-.x<'ellent parkm~ . good PolJce Dept. 536·5622 m o n t h s o I d . days, references. C.M 673-49'20 Good typist & 10 key ad· Needed for Newport Bch. 1---------· lease. 1.a~i;e dance floor. Harbor/Walson. 548·6485. 645•5585 der by touch nee. Will Baby1utter needed for 14 r e 5 t a u r a n l · On Pac1f1c Coast llwy. Found, Boxer brindle, --A" MANAGER CP'LE train on computer. Hrs mo child, Tues & Wed, Responsibilities Incl. male. up to 8 yrs old .• __ _. Ambit. youn g man with For 32 unit adult no pet 8-5. S days. Xlnt co. to WeslcUrr N.B. home or A/P, c1heck analysis & Well behaved Vi c. ,-.,.._s 5150 Sales + Memt back co m p 1 e x i n work for. Call Mrs. Yourslf near.642-9382 gen. oc. work. Please Adams & Magnoha, 11.B ••••••••••••••••••••••• ground seeks challeni:· Weatmlni.ster. Lt malnl Cameron, Bauer Motors, call: 642·7880, ask for 968.al30 Dnnk1ng problem? mg pos. with u Cuturc. allows husbll.J'ld out.side Costa Mesa. 979-2500. IALAMCER Charlotte or Jim Dale for ----------CallAlcoholHelplme Dennis 645·1091 o r · b 1 Id 28 t Previouaexnor.onkeyto lmmed.lnter view. JO • nc u es r ap + i .. to ti bl . t 1 ""' f'ound: Purebred brown 24hrsaday83S·3830 642·7441 ut1J 536-'490 ~,u mo ve mac n1s · disc system. Some lite 83,_ B600 & white bunting dog. Sao -----· Man shop. Total htad bkkpng helpful. Must IOOKKIE:f'Elt ;r ~, r ~ Clemente. Call 496·2748 PREGNANT? Practical Nurse. live.In, ARCHITECTURAL work·press work·drum know 10 key adder by P/time. Pub. Accoun· 11.I • -Found: White kitten on Caring confidential bondable. Reh Call DRAFTSMAN lathe. Good oppt. for touch. Testin1 req'd . tants Ofc. Must type. ~ • 1-counseling & r eferral. 67J.8120ext2'.!6. Sr &Jntermedlate, M/F, n "ht person. Top pay & Orange Co. Airport area. know quarterly tax pre· 11523 CA"4PU5I>l·IRVl"E Coast Hwy & Brook St. Abo~tion , adoption & ....._ W--Aed--7100-beneCits. So. Coast Auto Call for appl. Mr. Kidd, parallon. 646·9562 uft _____ .:..._ __ LagunaBch.Calltoiden keeping ·-T ...,. TypeV.Mln.3yrtexper. Supply, 888 Baker St. 957'°'41 9AM. Newport oceanfront cure Ufy.968-9798 ___ APCARE 547-2563 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo fill out g r owing C.M.~-MOBAskforJlm · --------- ! $ Sell ----ACCOUMTANTF/C No:4'port Beach Design on Y 12·750· er wants FOUND: Wht. kitten, vie. LIMDA & VICKI for 11mall Co. Manane "'II office. 642-1898. !AUTOMOTIVE BANK BUSBOYS quick c;ulc Great in University Park Irv. "' " co.!!'c A$.'l 642·96fi6 _ S52·0997 · Outcalt Mens-,. records thru financial Archltedural LOTMAN IXPIRIEMCID lmmedlal.e openln~a for --Forthehnofft! statements. mies & f'A.llTTIMI dars.ApplydallyUAM. Secrcta.rial Service for FOUND·. Fem. Bassel roUl l Bu Dependable & ex· • M CASA 296 E 17 ... , I I rri ServlngaJIOrange<.;o pay ax re urns. r· JR.DESIGMH nerlenccd. Apply In TEU.Elt "'' ca~. inc so ce !lpacc, hound. Vic. Bushard & . 83.'i 7313 roughs LSOOO bkkpg ... CM. COMMISSION SALES Are you a professionul salesperson? Can >'OU sell furniture? Want xlnl income oppor. w/lot;il benerll program! Plus pleasant working cond1· lions? U you qualify you can sell at: J.C. PEMNEYS 24 Fothlon lttand tit.wport leac'h Pnorexper. required Apply In Person Mon tbru Sat 10am-4pm Equal Oppor Employt.'r equipment & cl1l•nls. Bnnnin" HO 1.498.J&3 · machine expr. helpful. JR. DliFTSPaSON person. See Mr. Maul. Sl50 l mo. 6 3 I · 005 5. "' · --Call 546.0808 IMTIRM Saddleback Valley Im· UMITIP Can>et cleaner , full·tlme. Loving woman wkdys. lox ... -Spiritual R•od.r o• .t.FfSPHS ports. 28402 Marguerite CALIFORMIA IAHK exp'd. Good benefits. Ap· to Uve in wUh elderly COMPA.MIOM ---------181.SSo. El Camino Real .a.ccou~UI!_ c•tes """ • Parkway, Mission Viejo. I I CAFE Found 8J0.4S84 San Clemente. l'ully lie. ~ GIH:;;!~L OFC• sa. DUFTSPHSOM P y n person, J 740 w o m a n • Ge n ' I I .a.uo .... 0 For appt. 492·7296 ~ Automotive 3141 E. Coast Hlghway Superi«, C.M. housecleanjna and prac ~ AISLA" Found Male Boxer, Rapidly expanding lmmedOpenlt\aa. New Detail Shop needs CoronadelllUr CAIWA.SHHl!L' ticaJ nursing care. N1l·c RIM & P'ROFIT Harbor & 19th area. •MICHEL.LI'S* Oranae Co. baaed co. baa Cont.act help. • 11 Yrt or over home with yard +room & TIMI. 751-1400 00·2121 Outcan Manage aeveral openJnp for ac· Wm. t.. Perel.ra Auoc Top wases paid. Entlne C714) 61J.tZ40 MITaO CAR WASH =·Non amoker, non· FOUND: Shep/Collie, red 10AM·2AM 731-4442 counUn1 clerka " 1en'I MacArthur at Ford Rd. Steamers, ena palnte,.., er who i& in need or NURSERYSCHOOL collar, 1 whte eye. 9/3. oHlce clerlu. Some Newport Beach buffert & polithert, uo· An.Equal :2150HarborBl,C.M. home. Sal open, Cost u <Llc·21 > Coeta Me1a. pro-Maple SL CM. 645.9212 You deterve to meet ao-fa m 111 a r it y w I o f c (714 > 64HJ620. E.O. E. hol&ter)' 1hampooeu, Opportu,rilty Employer Caabter, reap mature _M_es_a_642_·2932 ____ _ rltable leued sch I S5000 838"406 meone you belona with. machines pref'd. Oood check out, pick·up at de· w 0 m • 0 • F / l l m e & Cash req. Day 832 5334 Call frln&e bene. & wocklna Army llveey. Appfy at P/Ume. Motns. & Eves. Eve673-5t21 FOUND: Fem Cockapoo, 631·2876 conds. Please contact I M M l!l D I A T E 2059Harbor Bl. CM Banktna Apply iii\. Spm. Oln Shop blk w/belge le~s, Vic. Mrs. McVei1h, S40-9074 0 PEN IN 0 S ·HI g b I y 645-1030 TB.LOS I CCINlerY VlllOOt Paularlno & Bear St.LO 0 KIN 0 F 0 R betwnllamtk3pm. motivated hla h school We a.reseekln1 cu1tomcr1.oc __ A_rpo __ tt_. ----- JEWELftYSTOtfl!: CM 751-1148 AMERICAN SPOUSE I EqualOppor Employer graduates for trulnln& Auto Pam. parta runners oriented lr><Uvldunls for CASHIER Custom rntr. nurl(l&r 27 Yr C>ld female, folk and work In locatlona ln tic CO\lflter men. Ellt~r. l)art lime teller ~ltlona F Alsrm System. c;i)(xt 111e. LOST: Gray "wht.t kit· chwlcal dancer. never ACCOUNTING CLERK st a tu a nd Europe. pref. but wlll train. Full In our Orange County of. lttme, •harp, rrowth t~tabllshed rcpululion. t.cm. vie. Nr. Wedge on married, wanlA lo meet lnvorvee computer dat'll Gener~~ bencflt11. rx. & part limo. Top pay " rtcc1. R•oenl teller ur co. ~~·~~~a train 42.:1 31atSt ND PeniMulaP\.6'75·8419 wido-weroverao, Write: untry. uttllilng Truvel. Educaltori op. benema. 2 Sto~•· So. c1Aifh1tr1n1 exper. pref. MITlOCAiW ... SH COMPUTHOPI Sw1na abln. 2 Yrs job ex per . 360/40 DOS . Familiar wf J C L & Spoolers. ~rvlce bureau exper. belptul. Apply. Nllllonal Syttcrns Corp 436t Birch SL. N.B. (Near OCAirportl EOE. ---Mlaa Kim MJ Ra, Kwa n.IC typowrtt.cr and 10 key. portunltle1. Work ex• Coast Auto Supply Ml with Utt tyelna. X lnl ~ LAUNDROMAT W/aRen· Lolt.suppy,.malc. 4 mo, Hwa Moon. P .O. Box lncludff preparation 1. per1ence. ntee '5 four Baker&. C.M. 5U-3408 aalor1 & wotkina cond. ZltSOHarbot'.C.M. •COOK cy in Capistrano Bch. blon w/whlto chea\, U31,Seo\ll,Korta i.nput o( account8 p11)'l· year eriliatmenta~avalla· ukfor.Jlm Applyat~ c..a.u.•llR Hrollcr man & Kitchen su.ooo. Own"r e>perated w/collar. Vlo Santa ble. Also cull rccelptt, ble "'••h bonuH• for L u....a--•-~ ~..n help wantod ror dinner will ncUl50<i + mo•thly. ltabel " Santa Ana. · IXOTIC GllLS bank dcposltl, rutna & • .. 11 Auto Partl Counter ~an ----· -..-~ Hn per wk. T"ua,. hdUMI. Apply In person. Xlnt opp. for retired ~pl. Reward. 64.2·1173 Yuaaae •Modelin1 1tatltt111&J t)'pln1. Call :fiem:.;:r.':::.".!9;of:~ ~':., :~~~:rlt bl ~.:='~~plqy:~ Pti. .-venln11. S'at/Swl 10.m·lpro, Mon. only or ramlly bualneu Lott: Blac~uppy s mo'• OuS,caUSU.at•IMa.12SO Pam Ht·1813 Senta ~ Arrfl¥, Call lof de·.. dan.JCuathi~eexper. Rib c.age, 151 S. Coaat w/unllmllod potentlal ror old. B-wa • Cot•• uua T u ......... _ &... Mar11rlta Water DI.a· ta.U.. ' JMNK11'1G K.erM Rima ordW8" Rwit La1una Bcb aro~th. Prl~. only, Na.~. .,. "'" a ·~na,.....,m@, rn..,.uo, trrd, ¥.V. HuntJalLClnlkb •·8121 i:t.4 ·a·v' ftlil -rJ .,TIU.II .. •.•Har~ 81, C.lrl . ' :r+' . . Ul-6417 pro •· Pt~ ma~. . . C.ta ll•a . &40·1«¥ ~~ " Uft .• K{falon VMJo • Cook, Days. u,.,-. pttf d . .._,to&.eli •ou ~=~~~~': ~!porfL";1~1:_.0_: AcdY.:_ ._"._:.:"~Peil L.alllfttlll.lll ,'HUllt .r· Ptrnu-nnl poaHlonlOffILD Ci\tUt. Wom'an tr::~':'!rt. ~r:!: ....................... Mobile Park, Jrv. mtet •ttractl~t weal~ 1Wi4POll4aY Arfllf••a'te • tim>IXTIA~CASM1 ~~· ~~~Y ~c!::fot~~~,J Waltrentt, all 1bJt\1. ltf,2""&WT.D!1,..1••l.M3 .e, ' • la4)'wh0~11ttate . ~Toda1towork 1.lnhu.rton,pUb ... 1Mtot ~ ... .,. • btn.tll1.~all Mn. mHarti04'Vle111r c;•ll•t\ S.per'd. Apply Rl11cr LOANSAVAILA.B&.;E • J:ap H•waUI Da~!!f.: •onyartouuccoatlnl• Yellow Pau•. J"iaU att Dulble w n rtfl H Ba~rtqe ···l)PM 144-T~ ~urant, 18 Faablon CN!cUtoottniporunt. F~~db~~'?;tt.'i~: mlll.lc,oatut10:c·~ bao•ll••flnl &Hl1a· 11cbtrteoll·.aD&rtctept. In AVON ~rt .. n: , -...0 ' ' . _,' -. ! .-..:•• ..;1.;.;•1.;;.aod~·.;..N.;.;.B;..;. ___ _ ......... 4tJ.JIOZ " r~deral, CM area. ':.&~ = 1uo1~ CO.ta mentt. Worll clo .. lOl lP'lahll, put•·1lP , ~.!9.:1~ ..... '!>}/-tit Kt11ton1 101111 :. ·-u~_.CPl '°•-------your bOl'llt, PllUJ't CJmtra, 1-)'0Ul< ~" ,__ • ' c~A :I L0a:o ~ Lrar.j je .. tO .. taJ IJ c,..,.., ~Wtiihd IOIQ ~1 j--1•<~~· ~, .. !.. ..... cAlllla Clerb to Br Aceoun. rou1bJ . 111.uoo, 1• ~ EOEM/F ,, te~~ln VVft •••••••••••••••••••0 •• t:OUN.D ; ~Wtd~ AM', 1 ·t'::;u.M9i1 a'.,..._ .1 :i~td ibruoul (2U)•1.ao:ai '.l! .1 -·i.. , • ...._ • ....-. ·• ' = -.:f -J.:~ •, --~~ 1100 i I• 1 yd t n ta 1.-~Y•on!y. 110,ooo.m.ooo Nefded for Slam ... cal, OQ '4nr•r rot & rtlulat ......... ui.." • T 'Als•••s . Wttiilt'• v ... ,.,..,tit q • .,., • • -lldOrlnlt.odta.. .. , Dal\7;• ~~n3r f fo~?.::.':i.~O.r.1£\t;.'CI!.£;:·~=-•: .::;"".:":'~~ ~..: * !:Wa ..... lfalo. /(pp11 mie:~= '·i: ~~~~;i! ~ =n::.~ t 11'o AiOl:IOl- Yeature, CAPITAL , ....... S •• ~"-"'~t'-' , •· •1t 4lll... ,.Mala.efa'-vl .'1All, M~1'ac~\ ' edliU. mot 11 S«Ylc.l)lrff•..-:No e1hlldtHJ p1h. l\2e0'7W.Coulth'y,NO UIV&tl'ID tflL't feel: Pgf)'.:-wbl1~t ·--1;)11't0.'fvtr!.~1Ja"k !l Corf~}QC1'llcen&l1 ar• ,_ -J-Dllll\ltt'ar,.adr.1mnJe~~~~~~ 8 0 :JJ I ~ "'. : cotllt/Aq atb •iHAloeft• ,1111 laN~r.e-t~·" ~••· ~ -~'-• J .. -. ,_' 11--:-i.11--::,== ad ..•• Clll ~ow t.:• CWUI, •• Calli; ;. 7,+-, ~A.""~Jltt0t'::!~T.u1. ~~::: Olrl'CALVllMIAO&u ~ O..:tt1~9f.?t1tt;'S1u.; .......... Ji.. a 1•~7.~ _,. ln_: UJ.;161.I ·~ ~ 11rl~::.••:,! c~ii t~1J>:~:lb~1101~ ODay.-.uu, ... uu .. -.10. -110ell1PllotCt•..t~•cfAdJ 1·tmftl.llollt~__,.· , , Ill.JU *'-lo, _ • ....... 01'l"llll10mt\J'llni. ·" 1 ~ -I .. c; 1 • - r I t • ' r • D• DAil \I'll O l Hefp Want•d 7100 Hefp Wonte<f 7100 IHetp Wanted 7100 1-Wp Wanted 7100 Help Wont•d 7100 Hdp Want..d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,W..t.4 7100 H.tp W•tttf 7100 ..... W ... ted 7100 .i\t AW W1111ll-cJ, I' llm1• Sales c l e rk. exp'd , SECRETARY ••••-.. •·•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••~•••••••••••••••••••• Jo:xper 'd Aµply, S 1•11 Gilberts, 257 E. 17th St Retp. penon , for food Station attendant & tow COOK OISHWASHUS UOtiTt:SS f/tlme d•)'9, Lark M o t e l , 22H RECEIVING CLERK CM.Applymuaaer . awea brokeraal$ firm. truck drivers. Full or ... ... ,,_, fl') l ~ A• .. lr ha't'o'll'W td.mot U\Cr ai. Alao, dla· ~w,i port Blvd, c M N.8. Vaned .. cbaUeng-P/T l:ood p1&y. Apply Ill ,._. • .,_ · • uro t•uoa. • ,r~ ' h h I l I uJ ~ 44$. 1.... b'-lc Gd fl b r View l hrblla n t' 11 •ti l:c.w ll«•p, ~'tt)) Th1&nn wua t<r, 1me. nq re _ SAL.ES .. 06, come .. ping. peraon. ar o mobr s d .. 0 , : ..,,i,; n~~ A~•.(.; M 642~ 11 t L c> m b • r d l • M1t1Jitt1nan~ Penk.ln~I lltg salary. hnmcd. opo1. Shell, 2500 San J oaqwn b.-uti't l'a l l bl v.n Hc•toaura,nt Sud.dll'back Work & r ccr uatlo n AT EASE in Fashion Island. N"wport SCOUIGl$ 751-5743 Hlll5Rd.CdM· • ll•m l#T z •"m d•ll) uh ... hwa .. twr lunrh ~hurt V111lc•y l lua t:I Toro C't.•nttr. Wed Moo, 7AM n .. ach hns an op .. run' g i'n 1'•• R MA .. lvtn" STUDENTS "'•-onu "O'"n'' m"n '~ work ..._1l23 " '' Nt ll~l11tol U11ku ~I 71110 .arM Good benefits. Cull n .. '" " "° ,...,.... • GefYoerP,ITltl-. "'" ·~ '"'• " "" --~ 31W t ah " for t ""' •"3 '"""' Dt:pl. 8:30-5:30 Monday thru Fridav. JobL1.....-~uri 1o.1-w! SECRET• RY u trucker'• asa't. f>'ull HU I t.I. lt t1c•ption1'<I. ""'""" ~ " -._ "' tJme only Alter 6 J'M COOIC I> II ( A I L. II t M Time/Lile L brarl""s Nwpl Och consulting u.7 '""" . . " .r11um 111jl a 1w.al, •H>rlt'l>l , w1 m.i u 1rn1curi11t , conce'!s1on "' fir m seeks secrtitllrv· ..., ·URol ,.or •m•ll f1 t1rr m• n1 l r .1 1111•1• t u l l t 1m1 leurn Adunc•mentupp optn 11 t Hair Wci.l Inc. often xlnt. money ~ ---------~ U\ Luw1 .. ~·u·h l1Nman1·nt J orol .. h•. t )' ~ ~40 tlalrcuuers, NR Phnnc PleGM Cdl 644-5070 w ... ..,. for short Oexi~e 'hours research assistant.. Poai· Student, part·lime for "'P' r ''" t •I Ill horn .. ln~ l: tAlut Hwy. ( 'd M ll()lJS'"''l .... 'ANIN(,' 873 4186 for loforrnullon .Aak For Mr . ..._, Wt: have a &IWrMDteecj uon,~equllrea elxce~ll~n~ ttcnerul mumtenance. SJ at :vl• f'\10•1n1 <Jou•l twt IUCJO .,." ... hourly wage+ a com 1tat~t1ca typ ng s ~a Pe r hr. Apply. 7 16 •onmc rvntt\ t-•nr 1n """" lllX'llkl1111 l11dy 4hni M11nufarture r n eed s minion & a handsomE abllityw/tlgures.Recent Jasminc,CdMBetwn3& 11·rv1t•w phuwi &»4 ~ l>ONUT ~l\t\)';Jt l1t!lh•l 1. \lVl't')' ot)u:ir wt·f!lo. II~. t'h pe rson to do vu ra ed bonu.1. Our atmoa,her< college preferred. Ad· Spm only. 640-0056. ldt111 l atu1l••n l Job ll IS44 '1WPllrkNwpt duues. 1•uck:1111nu, Ship· Hefp W-~-~ 7 100 HelpW-t-~ 7100 · f I e ll il vaocement potential C~ulGHTS " .. ~ ,_ _..,. isa uncasuu on a Se nd R~s u m" t o SUMM E R JS OVElt """"" N11thh I> w k 1>;1q 1a pmg&m111c.6'165200. t ak es to qualtry i• ~ " .\l'loo °"""'• t11uk 11 l\4-lf14•r 1•rl'f but will tru111 llO\JSf>:Kl'~t•:l'":H , livl' in -••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PERSONALITY. Jf yu~ qasslfled Ad lf3l, Daily ·WHAT NOW 1 't You c11n Up 1> u r t o I~ r n ~ .. ,. Ol~ll t 1011 m 4 pm Muu l''r1 Ille rnukln..:. Market Rff..-dter Par1·Umt' in llomburger £Wal Estate Sales reople like t.alklng on the pbon€ r 1tot, PO Box 1560, Costa get skill tro nlng, galo r.•,l•Ur,jnt hu> uty, M .. I m u• t 'I),,-. k •O m c Plant IOV"'r r11r t his & S1mdwlch lltll.nd, CdM w11nted. Up to 00/ 10% h . kl Mesa Ca 92626 v a I uu b I c WO r k ex. • " 1'." I( I 11• h. ltt· h . r "'q k d "' k & ave a UtUe s~ar e u: ' . perience and attend col JIS.'.t!W nu••t "'*>' !'. li OUNUT S llOI' work . tl:JI 1925 wee en lo as new pro-vea673·3430 comm. 6Pllt. Nwpt Bch yourvoice,U~is Job islo1 SECR ETARY Typing, lege in the Armv. Your ur<'.all'4:!~7~ duc t ques tions at ----~-8614 your F/UmetSava1l 11 J n11iht 1>h1ft Nu l•x 1wr horticultural show_, PART-T I ME c oll eg e --· • te bkpg.,oo stcno.8:30 Army Recr ui te r will lOOK...,, HAKrt:~HtS nH' Mr l>onul. 135 t>: HOUSB!EPIRS Anahe im Convention man , Moo ·F'rt for SOALL' UNDGOONOWD?T l.o5,M-F.$650start.Mrs. i;howyou how jominglhe U IU\fo:RS l'~mt! 171..hSl ('M Mu lu tl'. cll Jll'r 'd Center Fri lhru Sun. wurehouse work.~2730 fl1ceptlonlst, Typing, C US A Goldberg752-6931 people who've jolocdthe Uvt:r 21 H ' 1?t\m ('c1 ... t1m1· ttuyvu.•w M11nor SJ ~ h c 11 n nd · bookkeeping PR. Must l lJ.8095 Army can get you in the op~naul( 1t A1>p l v in Dr .Jb u h.111 ~lnctly rt· & C'on v 1101111, 20S5 'l'h:O~ 1'!~1• ~e!t PASTf;UP ARTIST be 11elf a tarter & or-TIME-UFE Secretcrf/Recpt. .training you want, &l>· Pt'l"MVI. Ml· ·0 t;did 'l.U• • 1 d ~nt 1 a I d r"' ~ 111 K Thunn Avt-, CM 642 3505. Min. 5 yrs ex per. MlUt g a n 1 t e r . s e w i n g LIBRARIES Gen. Contractor 's ore. signment you want. col 110 ~ 17th~ C M li.flbu1a •ru . P1r OK. 348· _____ ty pe. Will train t o knowledge helpful. Op-Equal OppEmplyrm/f Full time. l't•rm. Call lege crcdit:s andhow you -- ' C..117{4 blJ 821Zdy11 llousckccpcr, Is ve In, MATURE w 0 MAN typeset. Peartree Press, port.unity Cor advance-Shirley: 97tM222 can earn up to $8100 for COOKS Newpurl Bc.i ch. priv p/t1m e to welcom e 644-7955. ~ l i.chool after your enb!.t Dr.ipery Room worker, . r m I b a l h ' ~ o o d newcomers lk contact ment. I or part time. Sales SECltnARY/Rcpt ment. Check it oul. Call ~~Ys~~~d t; ~~1~~' i .. u.ary ,&w·~ __ __ metthants. Flexible hrs c!:!:;:c~~:ttyp-lnt~:~~~~~~~:i:ly · N~ ::!'~:~~al ~n~: :1,i' ~w~~P ~·a~~ Army. l);l,Y5 &N1&hL'>AYJ11. 6421M3 Ideal P 't 1m e JO b Need car, hte typing. mo required. Contact 12AOLoganAve.SteL r eprese n ta tives for has immediate opening CostaMesa 5"0·102tl Apply in ~rson ---Housew1vci. or collc<>e 547~. __ •tr"s. Hauser. "'~·•n Mesa, CA"""'"" r G I Hununi,'ton Deb 062·8821 9am 4pm Mon l''n DRIVER 1 / 10 1 " " ~... .,_ Laguna Bcb & surr owid· or secretary to ener11 Laguna Hills 768.5251 SMAClC gir s w ca,r: • a m pm Mat.ure woman wanted tti. · C ONNELL 9S7--0727 ing area. UolimJted in· Mgr. Good typmg & lJte SHOP l>e~ndable, con~r1en · Monthr~fn. t:arnS75 lo companion, dnver, cook CHEVROLn come pote ntial. In· book keeping s k ills a Switchboard Opr. Will J.'46 E Coast Hwy, Cd M l1oua man fur freight $95 Guam. $7,S wkly for Leisure Wrld lady. • terviows: 8 AM to 6 PM must. No s horthand. tram. Superior Aoswer- F.<tual Oppor 1-;mµloyer company. F/t1me. Must Service e:;tab I lunch Live-in. Non·s moker. 282.SHarbor Blvd. on Friday Sept 9 and Sat P leasant personality in& Service , 250 E. 17Lb __ ...;;.•__ _ __ be21or over 540·0501. routes . Mu:.t be neat, 640-ll43 COSTAMESA RICEPTJ.S EC'Y Sept lOth8AM l.oll AM. necessary to deal with St,Ste l,Upstairs,CM C ------personable & energetic. 546-1200 Exper . front o ffice , see Mr. Wm Hopp11. heavy public contact.•---------- OOKS DRIVERS, & Helpers 979·0747 for appt .ift Med1culOfcAs11i:st w/poise, mature judge-Tradewinds Motel. Unit Normal &usualbenef1ls. Sw~chbrd/RKpt Exp'd :.hort order All needed. Local household tOam. Will tram, must be able menl, pleasant phone 6, San Clemente, Calif. Salary based on skills & Hvy phones, m ust have i.htfts uvail. Apply in moving company, exJ>t!•'. --to work any hours. Lile PIX voice & ability to meet & · expr. For interview appt gd tele voice & front ofc personeves7 1(), nee. f'or appt. c all INSPECTOR typing, Spanish useful. RECEPTIONIST wurk with business ex-SALESGIRL, drugs & call LIDO VU,LAGE exp nee. N.B. area. Call DMaonv~;.uePsa/Wc1cfdi c?nlCyo7:~cl 847-7278 _____ Must be ablo lo read 54(1.7771 ec uli vcs . New port 1iundrie~. Exper. pref. CNTR675·8662 J udy,8l3-2900. ~ 0~ cu.hpers lk micrometers. --~ ---Center. Call for Dppl. F ul l t ime nigh ts & -----------Diner . 4501 W. Coas t DRIVERS Work 111 all phases of 111 MEDICAL ASSIST. Immediate opening for u 640-0050betwn 9am·noon. wknds. Salary open. Port Secntary-l ldtpr 11~, ~-__ li:11rly AM, 3·6, delivery spc.>ct100 dept. Will truln. Exper'd. Non-s moker . R cc c Pt io n is t P li X Pharmacy, 2727 Newport 1 Girl office has immed LA TIM ES, C M. $300 Irvine urea. Mu:.l "US!. l"IJll or p/l' 646-5194 Operator. Must have typ. -Bl vd. N.B. L' COOKW"'NTED "A5 ""708ob ,. · · kll £50 d6R ti ni t/P l t opening .... xper .ncc. ~ mo+ ..... ·v• co. physical mdud. back ------mg s 1 so wpm an ecep o s ropr c or W t t M 2 Full·t1m e & P/tlmc. xrays Call for appl MEDICAL Exp .. manage months recent work ex· oeeds exper. girl with SALES, Horrible J ob. es por annc. 1 4 A I h 540-7639. "'OE. ofc. of "Cn. s ur0 con in perlence preferably as a xlnt t y p1n°, pleasa nt Rotten Hrs. Mean Boss. Tull l In Ave· N · U · va1 . a ny rs. morn. En . c.. ., ., " 645"'520 prd'd. Expcr. µref'd. Sal gmeenng --JI . B XI n t . s a I . receplion1~t. Will add telepho ne voi ce, & a Retirees accepted. $2.75 ·-- 11pen. Apply in per:.on, NEWPRODUCT INSPIEC TORTRHES 714-962·6157 cle ri cal s uppo rt to clear log1cal head for hr +comm.531-0842. SECRETARIES ' Grinder He!>luurant, 1400 DESIGN ENGINEER Tram in all phases of in --personnel. We can ofrcr management company R 3 P1d 1 y ex Pan d 1 n ~ t: Coastllwy, NH. To create onginal de-spet't1on dept Mui.t be ~cal S.c~ory un excelle nt i.tartin.: office. Sal11ry quoted SALESLADYS Orange Co. based co. hus ----s igns of miniaturized able lo understand de Xlnl l y plng ~kill s. salary w1lhhberalfrrnge aflerpersonalmterview. full timeandpart time, tmm ed openinl(s for COSMETICIAN precis ion a luminated c1m als & fr a cl 1ont. medical te rminology, benefits, Please apply m 6312950 needed for our South several secretaries. Tyµ· W"a n l e d f o r o n e o f !>Witches & assemblies. lrvme area. Mu~t pos:. front ofc ex per & !>ome person: Roc~pl1omst for haircut-C o a s t P l a z a & ing, sh skills & numencal Newport Bea ch's lov· Well estab'I Orange Co. ro. physical includ.J.>ack bkkpng. N ,lt64S·7172. ting salon. l"ull time: Westminster Mall loca-aptitude req'd. Good fr. cllesl :.lores. Prefer ex-co. xrays. Call_ for appt. MEDICAL Asst. for 1 girl TREND AT A Tues·Sat. References llons. Exp'd only need inge bene. & working pr'd perso n with STACOSWITCHIMC 540-7639 EO.E. intem1St 's ofc. 10 N.8 CORP. and experi e n c e apply. conds. Please Contact k I d f B C P-loy Matermti., Mr M v h <:AO 907 now e i:e o prestige 1139 aker ostaMesa INST RUCTOR Ma ture Non-s mkr Duties in· STAND.ARD nttessary.Age21·30.Ap· ~ s. c e1g at .... · 4 cosmcllcl!. Repl y lo Ad 5 49·3041 woman wanted for 1n elude telephone, rccept, ply m person. Hair West 557·5734 belwn llam & 3pm !1970, D:uly Pilot, Box F.<tualOppor Employer s truc lo r positio n in med.typing,g1vmgshots MEMORIES lla1rc utler s, 3305 SALESLADY EqualOpporEmptoyer 1560, Co!> ta M ci.a, CA figure salon. 631·2444 & lJte back ore. work. DIVISION Newport Bl vd., NB. For excluaive children's SECRET ARY 9262tior ciall 675 -30-l0 ....-... ___ .--___ _-. _... -Send resurnc olpersooa l AnAppl1ed.Magnet1csCo -store, So. Coast Plaza. -----~ Instructors Needed for info, work exp & refs t.o. 3400 W. Segerslrom RECEPT/TYPIST for busy R.E. ofc. Dic-Countcr Girl & Sandwich Exec Secys/ RE l0$12K Conslrucuon Class lk Bus Box 16, Daily Pilot, PO Santa Ana, CA 92704 Needed full-ti me for Exper'd, mature person. ta phone & xlnt typing D e 11 v c r Y · M 0 r n ~ Secy/ Ba nk to S900 Dnver Trairung. 5 Yr:. Box 1560, Costa Mesa , Ca N e w po r t B e a c h 549·8585· skills req'd. Call Judy at !l:30am·noon. Xlnt p/t Recepl/'fyp1st toS750 exper. in the field nee to 92626. An Equal Opportunity Publishing Co. Good SALESLADY, mature. 833-2900. Job.645-~145, 10.s. AcctngCLk/EDP $750 qualify for pro per - -Employer M/F knowledge of spelling & Permanent. s Day/wk. SECRET•RY COUNT£R JIELP.noex· lrvmcPersonnelAgency c r e d e n tia l . C all •MEDICAL• gram mar essential. 'g.5:3o. Contact Phil, "' pt•r. nee. 488E17th Costa Mesa Cap 1s t ran o ·Lagun a Serving all Orange Co. 675 327 1 642.1133 for management consult· <"ASlllt:H Su1te 224 642-1470 ROP,496-3118. TramceloSpecialisl ----------1 Ing firm. Shorthand & SAN DWICH MAKf>:ll ~ lnlcn or-Design :-;1t1m(• DR. PERSONNEL PlastitMJ ECTIOM 1-H•ES-a.le•s ______ ISaJeslady, part or f/lime. !:'f~fcge~~r~~~t°e~i;~ KITCllt:N llELP f> a ct or y work. Lig ht Gene r a I Ofl' d cs q{n Org. Medical Complex Th'nlc'--Abo Mature. Bakery. Charlesworth. Apply in person htwn ma1:h oµeralor mspcc· knowl edge ht:l pCul 633·9740 MOLD SET-UPS I "":r ut _494_-924_0betwnHpm. COMMELL <i .30-Spm. Our llcru. Lor Will train. C.M. 957·0636 MCYl'OI' ROUTE -Knowledge or material!. A Choncp? SALES CHEVROLET Sandwich Shoµ. 4250 642 1877 --' . & cxpcr. W/!.Cl ·UP & Opciunl( ror 2 s alespeo- Scoll Dr. New port JANITORIAL WORK. ex The Daily Pilot has a operation or mJection & pie, office hours, 9·5. Local division or lar~c 2828 Har bor Blvd. Rt!ach. IJ33·24 91 A:.k for "'1berglass Molders, ex· pcr 'd ma le for nig ht l:irge r oute 1n South tr ans fer mold i ng of Bus i n ess is g ood . national corp has open· COSTA MESA Lows Velasco pcr'd. Good wages & work,546·0766 Laguna . approx earn· small prec1s1on parts . Lachenmyer Realty, call ing lo be filled im-546-1200 TAXI Drivers, Laguna .Bu ch & Sa n Clemente for Check er Cab Co M/F, must have mature pleasant d is position, neat appear, xlnt driving rec. Cull Patty, 494-7211 or 493-8888 7 · llA M . Tftleher Special E ducation credentials requir ed, must have exper witll DD, multi handicapped. Must have ability to wntc goals & objectives & imple ment program plans. Submit resume to 3020 W. Harvard St., San- t.a Ana, 92704 Teacher needs babysitter. Own trans, refs, 7:30-3:30 Mature woman . 846-3434 Telephone Sales Want to make money? Can you s ell on the phone? Top$ in our busi- ness. 646-3030, ask for Ray. -------Telephone Sales. Ad- ver ti.sing. Wi ll tr ain Some i.ales exper. Full & plhme. S3 hr + com m. 835·7296 or 835-9692. lien e f 1 ls . A p p I y • ---------ings $500 per month. Mon Day Stu fl. ask for Gene, 0..6-3928, or mediately for sharp, m·1_____ ---- <.:ounter girls. ~xp prcf'd. <:rystalincr Corp 1626 Laundry Penon thru f>'r1 afternoons and STAC OSWITCH IM C 6734577. d1 v inter e s te d i n a1---------Tele phone Tool Room f>'ull & P / T positions Placentia Ave, CM' M a l u r e, ex p e r• d Sat & Sun mornings. Car 1139 Baker Co!U Mesa marketing career. T he •Secret aries. Clerks, Sales· Earn l.o $20,000+. open. 644-0932. EJstbluf( ------F/llme. Bayview Conv and !lood dnvmg record 549 3 041 -- ----succ~ful applicant with Typists. Switch board 11 Locatians. Orange Co. (,1eaner, 2547 Jo:aslbluff FILE CLERK Hosp, 2055 Thunn Ave. reqwrcd. Call 64 2·4321 11'hual Op;,r Employer RESTAURANT A 11 the ab1htY. t~ meet peo. Oper ators. Im mediate & LA. Great benefits . Or., Npt Bch ror mdependant buyer & CM 64.2-350.5. Leav1ng name and phone ""'f service personnel. Apply pie, am b1l1o n. and a Opeoiogs security & rapid advan- lt · number in person 3 tu 5 daily. clean cut a ppearance ""mesave. rsTempor~"" cement. Call Republic CUSTODI.._.._. cusu Y insr . age ncy. I aen -2 0 C V II h Id S 6 0 0 u "'J D b I M "'" N rtB h 64"9008 Lega secr etary , ,.. 775 rown a ey s ou e arn 1 , O . Se 833.7755 1str1 utors. nc. r . I Hrs per day. 178 Days ewpo c · .,,. practice, ex per. Xlnl MOT.OR ROUTE PlurnbiftCJ Repairmen/ Parkway, M. V. PLUS p/yr. Company fr·i-·rv-ic•e------·I Roy, 7141834-9088. per yr. Start $4.223 per General Labor,. Lagunjl skills. Ref. 835-7441 Thi e Daily Pl1lot has. a Drainmen inge benefits included.,=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•..iiiiiii....i•iiiiiiiiilT --en_n_i_s-in_s_t_r_u_c-to_r_p_/_t. hr. Apply, l_.aguna Beach Beach (213)920-1822 Mike ---arge route n Miss~on IC you didn't take home Need dependable transpr• Un1f1ed School D1slnct, or Peggy • LEGAL SECRETARY V1e10 area. good for high $.)50 last week ~e us at RETAIL We will train tf nee. *SECRETARIES Irvine area. Contact Cin-550 Blum ont. Laguna Corporation. Exper 'd . schoolor collegestudent. EZ Rooter,lJ37S.Bnstol Rapid advancement if _d_y_._752_-735.S _____ _ BeJich ca 9265l GENERAL OFFICE Newport Center. 640·0800 Approxearnlngs $300 per St, SA. CLERKS qualified. Apply lo; To S 14,400 ---· -· for attractive Newport month. Call 642·4321 and ---------TB.EPROMrTER Employers Pay All Fees Doto Entry Opr Center oHice. Typing LIBRARY CLERK leave name and phone. Printer's Helper, f/time. 901 W lSthSt N 8 L' R d A TIRE Service, S day wk. Salary + comm. Apply: 3000 Jo;. Coast Hwy, CdM Working on key lo disc skills & general office ex-s Hrs per day. 9 Mo's per -----Delivery, cutting, fold ins UTOTEM 00-3260· , . ~ :::.ic;st S~~~~ :.ystcm helpful. Must per req'd 640-4630 yr . Start $4.22:J per hr. etc. Peart r ce Press, C:O.•..U...C• Mcarll.ts N h Tow Truck Dn'vers ex· · · · Typing 45 wpm. 2 Yrs NEW IN TOWN ? Dis-644-7955. ewport Beac 83341190 4mow 10 key adder by 1 f •··fi~..a / t . ___ Poe.itions open 1st, 2nd & Salesperson, p/time, ex· Call for appl/estab '65 per'd. Top pay. Apply, ·touch. Previous data en· college&3yrsgen' oc sa...., ....... w presee pos i· 3rd s hi f t s In Sao per pref'd. Conte m·1·--------•1 G&WTowmg,lOOOlrvine lry exper h"lpful Test GENERAL OFFICE • training. Apply, Lattuna lion? Would you like A Printpl'!.gPER C Clem ente & Laguna p o r a r y W o m a n s ---------1 Ave, NB642-t252 · ~ · · · .Beach Unified School Career oppor . w/mulli "' UTTER ing req'd. Orange Co. Ma riners Savings is Beach. Other areas have Sportswear, Intervie w-SECTRY/CPA Ofc ---------Airport Area. Call for seeking applicants for District, 550 Blumont St, million $$ firm? Earning Exper'd. ln·house print openings also. No exper. Ing Mon. Sept 12. 9-llAM, Must have statistical Training appt. Mr. Kidd, 957·M41. general clerk positions in LagW1a .Beach, Ca 926Sl. potential In excess oC shop, 4 day wk. Good req'd. Apply at any of Bryson·Crawford, 210 typing CXl'f'., dlso light H I G·JI S C H 0 0 L _..;....:.,_ _______ , its Loan Processing & $20,000. Will train. Call w 0 r k in g con d s & our stores. Beach St. Laguna ti ol GRADUATES Training Day worke r . S days Construction Disburse· LIQUOR CLERK P/T. 751-9134. benefits. Apply, National 2S88Newport Blvd telephone & recep 0 st is skill you choose. Work g u a r a nt e e d . Pre f menL'I Depts. Accuracy Over 30• 1 or 2 nites Systems Corp, 4361 Blrch Cosu Mesa 642-7702 SALES dutieas. <714> 833-!1887 in location you choose. Englis h speakin~ w/ in typing req'd. at 45-50 642~-St, N .B. (Near O.C. Part time. 5-9pm, Mon· SECURJTYOFCR Gain s kill a nd ex- trans. 646-2903, 642·3692 wpm. Must oper ate add-U'-"UOR CLERK NURSES AIDES Airport) E.O. E. Fri, perfect for College &taUng shlfts. Ovr 21. perience for your future. ing m ach. by touch. """ 7am-3pm, 3pm-llpm. -•U9'1!ftCIRCUIT RM•1f/tfM Student, no pressure CootactCarolMcCarthy, Threeand four yearcon-DELICATESSENGIRL Mathematical aptitude& Mature, full time. Apply Ex per. pref'd. Mes a .-11Un•._, AIDES sales or quolas to meet. Newporter I nn. 1107 tracts available. Cash Must be over 18, clean & bas ic know'I of book-8 AM lo 2 P M. Tues thru Verde Conv. Hosp., 661 IOAllD SHOP ORDBUlS 531-0811 Jamboree Rd, N.B. No bonuses for some special neat, will tram for full keepmg desirable. XJnt Sat. Alrporter Inn Hotel. Center St, C.M. 548·5S8S. Looking for GOOD .Ir Mental HeaJth calls please. E.0.E. auignments. Generous ti me work. Sec Terry, s al & benefits includ. 18700 MacArthur Blvd, ... URSES •tDES machinist, plater, pro· Workers. SALESPERSON benefits. Travel. Educa-lli·Time Delicatessen 495 dental. Apply At Irvine. No phone calls. " "' ductioo & quality control For flne .. Awelry store. Servic~ Sta . Attendant. tiona l opportunitiu . E.17lhSt. C M Manners Savings . . . 7-3 and 3-11 shifts. Every manager . Please send Csll831-1774 · Know'l of ~hina. crystal, exper d. ~II or. p/t1me. Persona l c btllfenge. -ISIS WestcUff Dr, N B Live·in wanted, aenior other weekend off. H.B. r e su m e to . 175 8 1 c..-· s ilver, fi ne jewelry & Apply Arco Stal.Ion, 17lh Ranger, parachutelrain- DELl GIRL Equa10ppor Employer cilixcn, pensioner , mlUl Conv.Hosp.847-3515. Manchester Ave, Irvine RN_,,..."esor window d;rp)av. F/time &lrvlne,C.M. ing available. I m · Over 18. Some cxper drive. Some cooking. 92714 11 7. Xlnt sal & fringe -'( med' . . . f"/U mc. OU Tues & Pnv rm & bath, color NURSES AIDES, needed · benefits. Mesa Verde C811 673-9334. Service Sta. N1~ht Attend now'~~do':n're~gs~:\{,°1~ Thurs. CdM 644 6100 13) General Maintenance TV . Sala ry lo right for ronv. hosp. Full & Pu r c h a s i n g D e pt. Conv. Hosp, 661 Center SALES/llET AIL 2 Or 5 rutes a wk. Apply, year later. Jorn the peo- --Poople needed. Apply in person. Mm. asststance p/t. Day shift includ. Newport Beach Export· St,C.M.548·5S8S. Shel1,17lh&lrvine,NB 1 h , .. d h Deliveryman, Fu ll or person, 1131 Back Bay to other senior c1tlten. wknd.s. Apply, Peverly Ing fi rm looking for We currenUy have open· P e w 0 ve Jome t e P/time for party rental Dr,N. 8 . Refs req'd. Call after 6 Manor, 340 Victoria , bright self starter capu· SALES Inga available In the SERVICESTATIOM ~~:·Call now for ~e- store. Must be neat & pm,8'15-3111. Cost.a Mesa. ble of working w/heavy SUPPLEMENT following classlficaUons: ATI'ENDAHTS C.0.,ta Mesa S40.l 026 able l.o do some heavy GENE R AL S h op , phones. Xlnt typing re· YOURINCOME S ALES/Build i ng Afternoons . eves & La Hill 768 525 lifting. Apply, 2025 m achining, assem bly, L~E'i: ~~Sl~~ssr~N quired,good wtriguresto • $SSSS$$S Mate rial, Cashi er~. wknds. Expr'd. Apply in H~~gton Bch 962~882~ Newport8l,CM fiberglass. Small co. DUSTRIOUS COUPLES NURS1.._.r-5,s6•572 5tf workiupurchaalng &ex-·, ..... TTIME • RecelvingDepLAppl.y10 person till 6 PM. Sholl Good advancement for " -pedltlng. 640-Q91 or send -person. Stat.ion 3131 Harbor -& VEL •Gir..._.. O.U•eryMan right people. 12.75 to in need.of 2nd Income, S64 PrlvateDuty resume &salary h.istory m.HOHEWOiK Wn&tt.rlacltoe CoetaM~a ' •-. "'"'"' Early AM Times route, start.845-6252. part time. Call Mr. LVN'1$46-S41 SH to Box 2800, Newport HOUSIWIVIS l275Brtatot.Costa.Mesa Call~~c!'vC:oruy. Huntlngton Beach & Coleman for interview. $48Prlvate Duty Beach CA 92660 .,1 C-'-.ISTUDEHTS Service Sta. Help wanted, ~Mesa areas. Must GeneraJOffice ss.-7049 AJDESS36-$38SH .. G=eed Hourly SALIS/Secret•, exper'd only. ~II-time. TYP,SmER b•ve dependable car. HOU·~VES M"'CHl .... IST S38Private Dutv W Pl Bo S"'" for large consumer pro-Apply in person, 300.E. IBM Exper. aystem 546-4481 _ ... , ~ " ·J Real Estate Salesperson · are ua nos. :.... ducta company. Type 6S 17lhSt, CM . SSS$$$$ Productio n tr ainee. ServW k:iningal~Or&adngeCof. 1000/o COMMISSIOH •pm .• to 8 :80 pm. Ca ll wpm,ahorlhand,lOkey.Servlce Station Att'en· atand atone operator. DA:Ti1t'NXo~ ~U~O Fall is here &allhough il ~~~n~0fv8:.P~~it.6~ yoC:,. c~l~~Refs ~~:1 Wteleephfounr~ebcredtear'vk.-;_. =~~~~.~E. Xlnt cond ltiona &! dant, exper 'd. Day & r::,~':'ttlna~l.p~~s?!r": CARRIERS NEEDED may be early It's time to ~ac ins. req'd. Group ~ ' .,. benefits.Call832-3213 1 Eves. Full & p/timo. Ap· l350-$400 wk. Send re · startmaklngsomeextra Costa Meaa.646~1 II help SALES aume to Daily P ilot F 0 R T H E C 0 ST A cash for CHRISTMAS. , avn . LA CASA RL TY ASST SALIS MGRS I ply. Shell Station, 11th & MESA-NEWPORT BCH nme/Li(e Llb-n'•s bas MACHINIST WESTCLIFf ""187 01-s•• &c. STOCK Irvine , NB. AdJ19, Dally Pilot . P .O. ARE•<> s~c:J\•Ann "-"0 ... " S I ""-~ M ..._ ___ Re?. try 4...,.. o~ ev.e :831· a• We need (4)sharppeople -.,.----------. Box l!i60, Costa Mesa . ""'· o>.IV'"~ "' • the finest & one of lhe m·grow ng \.Alllla esa ~ • · "'-· hlri r 2 I l d "'"'ST HAVE Dt:'PEN Mf l kl f expe r 'd In men's & ·~ · n1 or oca· Serv ce Sta . Allen ants CA92826 .. v ..., • most pror·1table p/t1'me gr is oo ng or n 1617 WestchrrDr u-• full p/time...,,. ""'·U ti d /U ---------DABLECAR "'""3008 ood '" tr wom e n 's E uropean · ""'"• ..-. .-u me ays, P me .• .rtV' • jobs avail We offer 3 g himac,.1hnis Sohr o~dr Ste212 Newport Bch REAL ESTATE clothin" & aportswear Must be avail. ,,twn. evea & wknds. "mcch'll•--------• Dental. Orthodontic, shirts per day t.o flt inloh mac ne 1 op.• ou.d 631-0610or752-9l11 *SALES* sales io"help manaao OW' lOAM & 9PM. Spanish knowledse nee:. Neat ap-TYPING cbairslde, exp'd, your schedule, a base 00avrte exper on sch.-uppran Ole Hra i ·S Mon·Sat "'-al Esta•· .. alespeopl• m e 0 • s d e p l . l 0 apealcln.i dealrable but pear. & handwriting. AP· STA T1ST1CAL H""' Bcb D .. ., 77"" hourly wa0 e + a com· s . run P.WIC ess, nc ""' " ~ ~~ l l •· oat nee Apply ln ,,._,,,.,. plv '""90 N-port Bl TV91ST ___ ... _ ... __ .~ __ ._ .. _._ misslon&:nxlnt bonus. chucker,mill,latbe,aod openyour rutu.re.Let us Westmlnater ma .. p . Pl ....... ~-· ~Mesa ~.. ' ,,,., DENTAL No travel. F/llme is drill preas, tool & dle ex· OfflCIHSJ'IR help you Into the butl· Fashion Island. F/llme, anfS ace G l r I r rid 8 y t 0 r avail. pe r helpful b u t not Arcbitectural oCc rt'q'a nus-1oin a company peftn. potltlona t oll rm Weltmlna&er BL. Servt~ !ta. Auend. for Duties Include typing Ot1bodontic olflce. Good TIRED OF THE oecesaaey. • h•IP tn ma ll r oo m , name 181eart in Orarure nowcai' I for appointment Wettmttllter drive1d:y 11Ja. Mor F. no~ re~~,· cor-typt,ll F/T.M2·599'7 ROUTINE? Colelnstcume:ntCotp. arc.bives.Ubrary.auppcy County. Call Claire or THll.OOl Exp.r'd . Apply, Bill res...,._.ce, ........ orac· THISJOBJSFORYOU! '42.eoeo E.O.E. room, etc. Must. have Warr en at REAJ., .u.....,._..~Jl&v""R• Rub Cbevroo Stallon, count1n1 department. DENTAL Au tat. 2nd CALLUSNOWAT owo &ransp. WllUam L. ESTATEbfMcVAY, 64~500 .-.. QE fti..i: 2d1 El Toro Bd. Lq Mlnllnumrequlnmenta: ~~~Ex~~~~~~ llJ.1095 MACHtMI :.~~ at'\~C::tw: •114,14Z.tl71 SALES • l'OODPU P Hlllt =:e'::rmata=c!~ Dmlal uallt.ant. ENDO £:~ Qf11tAToa NB. (U4)144~. EOE, CLrDlf$ . J>artttmo.t'laibt•~· S...StaJ:lelp ootded lm· t.ntocexperienco. bbl ..... ua) Opp ltmp'-M/F Small preclJllon awltcb 1111'. r REAL EST A TE ""' ldtal rot~ ... $t:50 . med. run or pit: APPl.r, . ~;!:s~tA:~t.icp!cf -q • compop,nta. Opel'•t• OMCIWORKB 'Creatl\f••~ co will c•~ff1EI$ ~~~~~al l :b.E. Cit Hwv, Nw)lt :':cO:.f.~:~31~~~ pereon. Saluy ot..en. varl~y ot machlMI ln· ""-u aoco be opeDtni _ ofe'• In "° Pleue aubmlt reaumo ln Non4 61 ., ettn.S MllDID elud. tw1:'wt lathe vertl· n.cuef •hlft foe' PM'• • N Bch. It c M U.como • Fotomatt. Sand"lcb 8~ Helper, SHOE SALES. Some n · . mkr.M7·7 U Sandwidl del. & 1>a.Y Wk, ~el=~~!·=· d:i1 ~~::. ~haft opeftt~:.re::; Relfa~ W/biel exper. TUH ·Sat. 1011D·%pm. ~.pref. P•rt • F!Um ... eoolldencoorcalt: • D9CTAL/ASSllT. ' hr day. Own trans. ' 1P 4eta1ls new or • t p • r . P/Ome eMltlona avail eo.t. Ilea.. Ma-1152 aft Satary+comm.+loceo• Mike Bally Onl aurcr1 only. Earn OTill"$3.JO br. Call due ,•m•U•lllop,da1I . '1 • 'f " UIM.,.raona 6 mf.''· ~/rr.:p~p~A: 3pmor81M8Z$aft7pm. tlua. Mr. IUlter. EmlJloyeo Re lations Newporl ach. Call ... m.1pm.Pllone64N338 ~~COSWITCHIHC. --~C~HIU' i; ~~~l:n: iPr.:wtitd~1M.l\p. SCTY/SALISL ~=~'net~:.:!~~· Dept. N+tlt1 ' , • GUARDS uatBabr<Aiallea• """""..... lllM. otC I 11 rar PlY atthe San Cleruni. Xlnt worlr:tnc cond. • . DOUeLAS , •DIMTAL• eo.&a 11 .. • c.ntt.oe. l4t•J04 I • , ofnce expr. req. C•a., 11 631 ft400 Stare, bentfll packa1e. Appty SpnJ Palnt.tr heJ~1• ll 1 -L c~•1o.1y SenUlc~o Co. Full• Part·'nlM: P*• ~ulOpporEmpJoyer, •nn ·, -, -v fOTftllAT iopenon1 Tbe&udplper orovtt.Noe1tp1MC. Nual" "" _.""" Tn!Meto aliJl It traup ~·cL ~ PAITIMAM ~' 1 : u1111ni Ion.• T.wa Club. 2101 bav. car. StUt •us hr, 1 orca.uronua Dtl.i ... 'l~WkoaH. c.u 141-0'214,, .!..';•MAID&•'.¥ MariM~.pr.t'd,bUl Yeu 6*·, a.I. tO ~ IOIN.ZICamlnoRell £.eo..tlln.CdM ~u~~·'• ' ',·. ~11tz: or,;MedleaJ~pla1.,...1 ':Wl0.2• C~ W~ nM111111tl,qUDa not req d . Mar.la• ·"draw f&Jt" w~w rt-=.. • ...:.~ St.atatms f~ ~aned Stilned Glau. Penon (T14~UU .. to._'_'111-17tO~.= ei • • •. ~. .-. 2UH.tatll•1.i:.aama, ....-.•IMU'dWare;aw 'Dian ••ud (n t be De.Ur ,.,. _ .,.. ..,, .._ •llah' la f.ubMaa 1f1mWar •/ell phasa. , F.Qu.il~p., Piiid 1IMt ,.,._~,.anti la H.iv•1 • ..,...,,...'° Miil ,., ,.L , -~Otelil llWJ, N~ 1P!lot W&ntMllC.U~ DU."'sdie lt..a •ltai e1 1 ~.j"'1 or Ptr_. ll-11«peWof't.~7' ... __ tm~MIP 1DlilJ.PilD&ClMllDHI. · awllldltcll.clekftlt: WIM,.. ,.CallJ41111,~.~ -~ .r~L1~ 1 !r": 145171. ~, ~o.Ji7~f'lkll<JMl~M.1•0IU WnN ·• ,1¥11 ... """ ~ ~• ~··~ ~ -r·-:. I .0, ._,.__ ·'" ,'1' j 0 :t I• ~ .:--J .. _ -. ·"~ ""' .l ' I ' l. h b g, w b< e1 so pe WI l tht • . boi at by • ,. . r • .-., W•t•d 7 I 00 .,..-.c•• 10 I 0 FwNtwnt 1050 ""1dtw. 8050 Cicrop Sole • 1055 MlauHaneow 1010 Friday. September 9. 1971 DAILY PILOT •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tm>ltf.Wlf>Y.SAL.t: Ofot;k, marble tup, Frcmrh Garn11~Sa.I~. ?tbny Items. Approx 80 aq ycb whV11d MIKCtlbMoa loah. M.t• ............. 9040 Nt•*., 1L .... ~ furu. 11~pl'•, provlnt·1 .. 1, 21x4S, $15 Marine, Darkroom, t1hae <'Vt. Chnnalni de· W...e.d 8011 .......... 9030 ·----·--•••• TYPIST WASH l /DIYU C'tOOd '••t I ' lll'l fnr ~I , rull •I.a' , I" 1111 ( omplo, l i.11 M ur 11 1, S..lllU Sl f'l-.k llf'.l.tlX f>. !rJdl. \1ult1 r y1'11•, Ilk•• rww , Jlflf • tlllfl .. ,~ •• m1111• 1la;on 11 K•r••ln UuUywood bed. like new Hahld, Photo, Sports. cor. St!e wh1lo on rtr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-••••••• 12:$• Seaclraft. twin. More. ~onli A IU4 W ltnh, $75 751-4840 PlshJng. Sat & Sun. 416 rnukeofr.SS1-6256 lrv Want to buy: pair Of Webercarburet.on4810A eruilors. da&ara. VH1", .>4:1 ""' t M V<t.: tO .. ~~ ~ Pnncetonl>r.C.M. 6~Urea. on McKay manlfold for tower, MAQ)' xtru, low ...... hie 1015 Free ••tlmate on up· 642-3379 arnall block Cbevy. lhrol· prke. 640·7000 day a. TY"ST 11Clf'Tl<>t41 ST Hi-Int!• r Ml ur lo\ II h h111t11111 l rt •'l<'r il1.1w1·1 ,,ti *•I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sat/Sun 10-6. 1121 bolstming, sofa hlde·a· MMtlcal Ue linka10 & t'uel lines ~'1SZ1 ova. PUIUC ... UCTIO... Berkshire Ln. N.H. bed1pec1al.768-8494 L....I .t IOI~ complete&readyt.oru.o. An·luh-..·\ural offh «' r1 • 01111 w '·.,111.., •r.t~ (,111>11 u-. .. d f''urnJtut &. \11plu1m:~·· Ott I will !WU ur .., t-:1.1. for You MA.5TUS AUCTION •46-1616" lll-9'25 • " <Westcllft are.> Waaber, -••= I ~ '850oroffer 17~ Volvo motor. plnto MANV FINE ITEMS OF Stereo Mia<" Bar stools. super pluab, ••••••--••••••••••••••• '· drive. tlber&la11 boat. qut~ Hp1111 for ••Tl<'l\ Ii t. dbl rto11r. J.k•lua.•• jt,l h Of IUll(nh1C'lll t.• t'U It rf'frlll fr1·1•1rr, t;STATJo; Jt:WELRY, ' . tuf~backs. MORLEYJ!;cboplexpedal HONDA 75 En1lno 7~ '93-0381 AH'r OHJECTS, AN-1V's, fum., & more. l<H, 962·159'7 $250. HP,4mo'aold. Usesre1.""i....---.------- U.itl)Plnrtrrtiwr...t Yr>rlldt• f '11111 111 11 Tl~UES, FINE fl'URN., Sul & Sun. 1159 Dorset, SS9-8QN gas ~ 675-M38 I',• Owens twin eoalnc lt:'l'C rUONE FOR IN· CM,olf Paulartno 1'.ennla Club Memberahlp . . Cabla Cruiset, xlnt cond. Wm 1. ~it• , .. _ .. hf'Artbur •I l''nril t 'urunia dt•I 'f.tr prn .. f't l.1ke Nu ""'" !148-itMl C'A...,lll'Alll 1-·o. & BROCHU Rt;., m Irvine ror aalo. Call Upright Rosewood piano Weekend Sale. New Slpa4,balttank,etc.On-1-·,.,. >!d wit'(J fw n, l£Oll 00 2200 Sat/$Un. Some antiques. (213) 330-5727 w/carvlne. Xlnl cond. Marine Hardware op c.o ly $5,500. 413·5192 or l\~rnorf• w.~tk·1 & l't•fl •11><'1' & dr l'V'i., !f!>I Ht:l:t 1111f2 Mediterranean. • u $1300. 675-9417 80% orr. Bottom Paint & G'J.1.666 no·v .. h'fin1r1•,.1 Un1•r H11( ''Everyth ing" Near Magnolia & 14 prlght Shmature Varnish pumps 1---------- x.lnl ,001t ~ l!i!l·llJJ.:i l.AJ\ t-.l y llh new 7· MWll Gil.tit&~ Sale, Sun, Sept Adams, HD Freezer. Obi Cburm.clo:* '75 White Rickenbacker 642-2512. 23s Sherwood 20' GULFSTREAM. lm-.n ~ :.1 Sl<•I 11t;J l(.lfll w ll lTU2 Ju.I.Ip Lane gas BBQ, Os ter hair 4001 bass guitar w/case. Pl c M , mac, tut. 160 Mere 1/0. 714 '~ .. :ut-; M f" W•lh'r ~w ... n ~.;\ 11,1,.,. --II tt '3 Family Sate-Glass dryer, Rival elec. meat $!5()0.Call64M931. · · · Lo brs-w/35' Newporl only Id .. 1 for .11lutlt•nt f-rq;11t..11rc w .... 11,, '-l'WIN u ... u . rnmplt'tt' -· Carruval I& Depression, slicer,abopvacuum,Na· loah.Power 9040 alip.$3750/ofr.549-2$47 ~l&U t-1 .. , t .Fr, , 11, 1 u" t· w tio" .,pr111~ moltrei.i. 3 Jo'am1ly aiaragl! sale, anUq'a, old clocks, scale, uonal Geoeraph1c books. °':!! Furnltw-e &8085 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lfrlrii: tit-: K~tr th11 hl·udhoAtd Xlnt conit'. Household items, 2 ookfurn,re!rig.,window 548-6213 .. ..,..pment 3l'CHRISCrartT/Scab '74 CARVER 28' Cabin W•1trr.M t 'tllOCJ t 'ud1l••I• t.73 JI~ •n ou 003 ~ Stt'reo turntable11 & re-air cond, hand booked . ••••••••••••••••••••••• / 1i Xln cood. .Crsr. Fiberglass, twn U. hr. ~ " mue tk-ct. -ce1vers Some rurruture. rugs, velvet paintings, Mighty Might. motor, H-li WE BUY USED OFFICE ~ ~~1 t. screws. Fully equlp'd. 10111.st f>I, NB al\ Spm Nt·w pur U1hll· fl.1·11111on· Jil•uuUfuJ ohv.: uud white Fri & Sat J011m-4pm. 602 Port sew mach & more. H.~. $100. Chrome table FURNJTURE · 146-3033 · dL'lhw1L.,h\·r. _, t.utlu11•1111 v r 1 n t cu u r h an ti Avocado, CdM 675...,"735 Sat/Su.n only 9·S, 20181 S. & 6 chalt's $35. Karaslan 642·8450 . :r>' TROJAN, nm VS. new • W111tn:AWanlrd,nuuic lml,wl\Jt1·$11tU.h4li :n 1u mutl·h111~chuirw1thoak w. Birch, S.A. Hgbls. 9xl2ovalrug.S374225 . VHF, xtras. A·l ,Newly painted 10 pt•r.n« N1cht :.tul\ Mr af\3J>M fr;;mi'llflorulvrintwall Moving sale-Everything M7·8271 200 ds ed . ti & Large Office Desk. Gd Newport. $9500, Gl!lsspar w/10 HP ""· lt.60 I!:. Coast tlwy, h.inl(lllK & nll£trhini.: goes. Sat & Sun 10.11. Y . us. carpe ng cond. Light wood. $1.50. 213.243-~l Ev1nrude. $295. Mi&ht l'dM Kt-n mor•· JU. 1nc·lud1~ r1uan1t' . • 11 ingloo Heach. 962·6461 American oak; rockers. S300or bst ofr. 54().6()18 aft 5. Exchanaetor boat YACln'SAL.:SMAN $170 Good . d ~''IMll7 room ~tuU t:llCf' ent N.-w oic Dana Pt · con · · eo11d1IHm $250 or urrer. dressers, china closet & Antique clawfoot bathtub NEV RANCH .,::NSIGN YACHT SALES Currently worlt.ir1i; ap lrvin1· 5521790 _ ~~;.o~~=~~~~~us!i :~c.~i~~t~~~· Lag 1 Pc fiberglass staii MOVING SALE ~•~••••••••!~~~ "96-7601 ~M&nre!>t't~love · U$'7K5t'c1•1c Durk wulnut r1111shcd 3 9 S. 1415 Santiago, NB ' · sChoh wldser 9w1/s5eatw&lesr~~· ~:· ~~~5,' d~~ftl~~ 12 Bldga, 8 wells, 300 18'So1 Cat: w/traller. -----"' cm • 1:rccn · •II draYo(t.•r drc!>ser. fl'rcnch 1210 Starboard Way 1 g z 8 """'• tbls $75 1 & I l ., PI,.US-level acre. Cls to Loaded! $1850 cci pa c1ty washer & Provincial style. Very Sal/Sun -at 1336:.Conway, CdM, top of Goldenrod: romplete.897-6465 ' etter ega sz CA line. $420,000. Call 494-2781,494-7085 ~ dryer. Kenm.ore, white. good rond1tiun. $65. CM. Bunk bed, sofa, Sat 8-12· furn clothes . files $30·S80, reception 673-2617. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pair S75. 646~61811 art 6 or lrvme. 552.1790 «hair, rerrtg, clothes toys la~ps cirlies bike Waterbed. Kmg sz. Hdbrd room furniture. work •----------•,CATALINA 27. Loaded. 642 4336 -- -toys & misc. 979·9915 ' rts'..... ' ' & heater. $1.50/bst ofr. tbl.s '72 GI tr IS' 50 b kl Mlq H 1005 ---- -'Round Game· Tb I P .... c . All6,673-6057. . CE SUPLUS as on d • .p. Yr o , lnbrd eog, 3salls, •••••••••••••••••••••••Gas range, i.pace 1>uver d. . . · ' 3 CLASSY L.Assy•5 Moving Sale! F\Jm, new. & Forced air furnace 80,000 FURNITURE Mere outboar & trailer. VHF,~ mtr. 8J0.41»i19 Co t I k w/pa :-;, <1 (hairs, $350. OOOW 'tlDt.hS CM Like n ew, con tin . Wonderland pper one. 1 e new, Sofa, blue on bone bk· ClEA.H CLOSETS ~ed appliances, misc. B11J, Gaffers & Sattler e1> l. guraged Ac~ $2250 32' AFT CABIN DIESEL Of .& -&: I clean. SISO SSI I~ -gmd. $350. 557·35:!0 Fantastic bargains. 460~ Operelle. H.B. Near slightly used. $125. 631·2T77 631·2570 962-3534 .19661 ~eton M<YrOR SAILER, TRY AllTl~S someneverworn slzes8 FA:linger & Bohsa Ch.lea. 644.()916 Exec desk & exec chair. Ln HD • _ $17,500. 835-9316 TO AR· 11 U G E h • ... _..:_ 8015 Gold hcrculon 8' Coueh, 10, 12, everythirig fro~ 846-6890 • Sacririce. Like new cond. ' · RANGE FOR INSPEC· ware ouse _.nun SH5 L11mps SIS Yellow It k ·1 s & F I d ., *SKIPJACK• TJON rrammed w1lb over 500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• woo1l fle,·1dbo'•r" $15, cai.ua o CO<' ta1 • al 1 day only Sal 10 3 or sa e or tra e or. 9574744 ---------. bo · • " Sun 10AM·5PM. 16622 • • ·, · Color TV combo, $26, GE Flying bridge cruiser ~~1cp1a..!.e.s,c1nrc'cuskeolor: hrown antiqued Dresser Channel Ln. (Huntington Russell Surfbrd, girls port dshwi.hr, $35, Iron Office Desk, Walnut . • 32' AFT CABIN DIESEL uaJI> ,......, PUHL.IC PUflNITUnt; & Nile Stand" $40. clothes furn misc 1815 beds h sips 4• twn 22.S HP •. 45 MOTOR SAILER, TRY ga ns, wall clocks , ~ Harbour>of!PCH,H.B. • ' · twn ·SlOea. anglng finish. Good condition. MP~. full electronics, 517 ,500• CALL BKR. graodratber clock:>. *AUCTION* tJ..105345 _ _ - ------_PortWheeler,N.B. lamps,endtables&m1sc $00 or bst ofr: 546-3147 fishing sel·up, fully 675-7950 TO ARRANGE fascinating antiques. Whitt! wrou~ht iron table MOVING SALE •Garage full of furn & ltems.957·1420 eves equft>'d; only 100 hrs. FORINSPECTION OverSl,000,000 Worth Tonffe 7:30PM with i:t·nwnc murhlt• top Dmi.:y:., furniture, TV's, misc 2'XT1 Diana Ln Npt , Pi & 0 Thi~ Boat ls better now · Amencan International (Dealers W elcomeJ with four tha1rs Quality stereo, sewmg muchane. li h 6 4 5 • 3 2 'o 4 130 SQ YDS, s hag cpl, anos rgons 8090 than when new. $28,000. Nd 1 young crew member Gallenes; 1802-T Ketler Storui:c & showroom It lamps bnc-a brae Sat & Fr~/Sat/Su · avocado green, x Int ••••••••••••••••••••••• 759--0100or67S-3222 eves. Mor F, to assist couple I~ ing St., Irvine. Tel. qwdallon ~;~n~~.~u l·t1on. S300. Sun 10AM -5PM. 16622 • n cond.$200.Cnl1752·0412 Small 44" Studio Upright . sailingtheir'77CAL2·27. 754-lm. Open Wed thru Bdrm !>els . drcs~cr,,, -Cbunncl Ln. <lluntmgton SCHWlNN Stingray 30" piano w/bench S500. 14' .Crestllnes, JS HP al Dana Pt. Some wknds Sat.9AMto4PM.Vis1t ! cbe.t.s. armo1rcs. night C-011vert Sofa&Lovescal. Harbo~r>~PCHI~ GIAHTSALE girl's biko $35. Gold 675-0994 ~~hnoneng. &wkdys. No ovemites. -stand s, headboards. Ltkcncw. $2.50 GA RAG 1': s A LE M ~ n, · w om e ~ & velvet occ. chr $20. 30 French Prov. antq wht · · ( 7 14 > 3 2 1·11 0 2 . PUIUCAUCTIOH chest l>eds. desks, tbls, C1111 556-ti215. BAHGAINS Fri-Sun ch1 ldren·s clothin g, +sq yrds gold & yellow small Grand. $2200. Call 1964 Owens Tri·Yacbt 42' (714)325-2703 :s~TITEEMESOFFINE roc:chrsk.e'rscof50feefa&&e10nvd""·t~abl. D.bl-~attr;ss& ;x spr· lOAM·7PM (MOVING) ~amcs, toys, TV, tent, shag cpt & foam pad 644-6186. twin C h evy 327 Ct ll 22 wit 1 A J WELRY, . .. .. ,., . 1 l s25 Furniture unllqucs iron & glass etagere. $100.552-1256 r_ • M h w/generator.allelec,all a a na • r r, ART OBJECTS. AN-occasional chr, lam1>s, ;~"~· d = d~fwhdb d I.mens books new frzr' Tons of Good.Jes.nothing • . .x-wmg OC ines 8093 8' skif & davits, sips 6, galley. eng, P0 t>·top, TIQUES. FINE FURN .• refr1g, stove & u row l'Can w <t r wbtP~ov&D~excl Anti: over$25.Sat,Septt0lh,!J Npl Bch ;rennas Club ••••••••••••••••••••••• teak deck, survey compass, workm& sails ETC. PHONE FOR IN· boat. $25. 673·~ d 11 & ' d um to 3 pm Sponsored membership, $1,100. Cull Singer Touch and Sew $41,SOO . Sell $39,SOO. 7~0 m5730any xlras. Eves. FO & BROCH UR c--- -quc o 8 rccor s. b h. 979-4001 8-5PM wkdys S · ...,.. · c. SAVESAVESAVE t>ou!Jle mattress & box Cherry Bdrm sets. 2l9 Y Nwpt S ores ~w1m • ewmg rt1acb1ne $50. 1·988-5431 645-2200 We honor BofA , MC, i.pnnl(. 3 mould. Bought Goldenrod,CdM. · Team Boosters. 511 Odyssey Game $50. King SS6-6255 ---------..... Montgomery 9' 2 set3 of _________ 1 Cashier's Checks & $190 n•>w $110. 20 pu~ce --------Canal St, Nwpt Shores. size bed S35. Recliner SporiincJGooda 8094 sails & hand trlr, xlnt •JONATHAN'S• CASll. No personal i~onslonedinnerset.$20 ~! IOOOsit•m1 NB chair$75.548·1395 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEA cond.$300orofr.S36-32'73 checks PLEASE! fo'ood 1'.ureka portable vacuum f<'rl/Sat/Sun 9.5 * Wholesale t.o the trade, avwlable. Hems subJecl $15. Sony B&W TV, 2 mo Pool tbl. bar. 3 cars ('65 . . Like new is: Philco ref rig, I buy Persimmon woods. 11 LUDERS 16, NO. 146, 26' ~tli~~~cltt~o~tJqp~e!~ topresale. _ old. Rought for $160 sell Mustang Convrt). ~~~~~Sa~~ ~ce ·~~fs. side by side doors, auto ~~~s, wedges etc & Racing Sloop. $2250/ofr. MASTERS AUCTION for $100. 640-6127 1401 Kings Rd., N. B. Coroa na"del Maroins ia. ice make r' brand new ,....,.e cuat. clubs 542-1044 RAY 673-7352 Please st.op by or call for ----Motorola CB 40 channel. * ---------info. 183.15 Mt. Langley, 2075NcwportBlv<ICM MOVING SALE, Sofa, VW parts, ;ill kinds, ... ._ .. L ... Goods8065 49471.22 Blue metal racquetball LIDO 14, race equipped. FountrunValley.968-1331 17141831-9625 LJmp,Stand.TwmUeds. hsehld items. rurn, ••••••••••••••••••••••• --. =u:.!6-~c':t611ardly Th ·o I D t lmmac. Trailer. $1Q50. _ _ __ 17141646-8686 smull OrClis<'r, odds & clothes, books. etc. FOR SALE· Washer Christmas. decorations. · 11 e ft Y !IJ'Oa _838-__ 221_7_· ------ Anllquc Cul Jllass &other -... nds. Sat1Suo, 1910 Everything mui.l i:o. dryer. carpets, tv•s'. 4500pla~uc ha_lo~, g,reen SCUBAEQUIPMENT .ff,.,._careewghfo ••Cal2'7,fullrace/cruise fine collect 1bll's Old licye~ 8020 Court, N.R leaving country. All this 963-2549 8802 Lauder Cir & red wi/bulbs. ZxS red like newS2SO • buy the YffY best! xlnt cond. New 9 .9 Hutlroad wulch.-s,••••••••••••••••••••••• 6757631 week 14482 Spa, H.B. 118 . 'cundlcs.,30' Xmas tree 640-8673 . --Evmrudeelec.startoul--S I' r i n g d a I l' & · on tower for shoppmg --------- 673-6_1_74 --- -3Spced lluHy h1kl' man's White & Gold IJttle .:1rl's Westminster. 894·1269 Queen s ize ·water bed center of Ind. Bldg. AAI .22 Marlin Golden 39A. •1978 MOORS• board. Must sell! Asking ---------1orboys,goodcond Must bdrmsct . frame pedestal head'. cond. Make orfcr. New L.cveracl. Case SlJS0.830-4372 CAI.ANDER SHOWS ~I~~~~ ~i~l~o; ii~. _Eves. 642:.7444 ~~~a~t~~·~rX:;d ~t~~2 board.' liner, heater $100. 645 1786 scope sling incl. $110. at 1977 PRICES * PRESENTS• 645.7857 flcrc. l·ourh & love seal, 2 Kanakoa (Hamilton/. 536·2861. R e d c a m p a i 'g n 644·l016 While Oft display The Or~ County llcrc chrs . 2 Velvet chrs, Bushard ) Follow Signs. Sofa s2oo Eth· All Desk/chair $45, round TV, Radio. AT THE AHAHEiM ANTIQUE Roy's Sehwmn Hike 30" knl{ bd~prd, drps, shears . -. --desk rlect ~~nditi~~ Maple Diruog Table, SSS. HiFf, Steno 8098 IOAT SHOW SHOW & SALE frame. Gd cond. $80/or wrght iron co£ tbl, hvy Garal(e Sale; Sat.urd~y/ Sl.50.' ~d birch round teen s1£e dotbes, xlnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ANGEL STADIUM bestofr 67J..lllf..t glass. 536-2624 Swlday 9am·Spm. 16202 coffee table $.50. Trim-cond. 494·9602 Excellent system as well •Sept. 9-10-11 c;;..as &-Lovely f!'r e n c h Bed aloa1v~ L~g' H.B.; Clot1 hes, mer mower. new engine, Tif£any's reaular m"m· as beautiful fumlnture SEPT. 9•18 LI-OPM F . . SIUS, ames, m SC. rl t d't' $12" .. " . M t All Model s· rn:.:llol ri&Sat, Equipment 8030 Napoleonic s t y le. pc cc con 11on a. bershipforsale. piece. ugnovox sereo 1zes 12to6 PM Sunday. ••••••••••••••••••••••• brushed steel fram e, Garage Sale. dinette set, F.dger, perfect. condition SS2·7286 console with 8 track. An· 19·20.22-24-26<-30 Free Parkin.: MAMl\'AUNIVPRESS& maltrcss &boxsprings.3 recliner, chairs,' toys. S 5 !>. Co Id s pot tique reproduction ''Dry CoKnotnvent~s.oBen Crry'cntFcrarHmot.el accL'S. Used once. $350. side pillows ·&. 2 end 13" bike. elec comp. New refngerator SH~: West· ELECTRIC Car w/bal· Sink'' ca bl net. $550 SOPU~RU~~WERYS Olympus OM·l body pillows. $400. 675--0802 maternity clothes, etc. Ing house refrigerator tcry charger. $275. 1866 new-2~ years old-$350 " "" W1TIIADS1.75ea. · c n ' ---Fr' 1"• st "12 21311 $:i<> 642-'5617 ParkAvn CM.631·2682 oroffer.lrvine.SS2·1790 CUTTY. C""ll ... S ---------llf nunl.$125. all548·8034 . C t 'bl 6 • S f 1, .,...., a .,.. . --·--------------------•----------A " . Nikon,. with somm F2 i:;~ri~to:bl bed,011~~ YarmouthLn.HntgBch. lS" University apkr & USED Like new cptg. Consol e color 21'.' SUHDA.HCBS Oak s1de~ard w/beaut. leos&case.$l2S. new$200.675-0994 Garage Sale, 1783 Tustin cabinet, Sl25, Kenmore fromSpyglass H11lhome. te levision-good' cond. WEEICEHDERS Tiger gram~ lrg beveled 552 5134 -Ave .. Costa Mesa. Thurs, elec dryr, S7S. 3 apd bike, $1. sq . yd. 496·6.595 $175. 631·3474. SPORTIRIDGES rrurrorS400firm. '" SOF/\ 5' lov""e"l olive Fri Sat Sun 8 apM Sl5. lawn mower. Sl.S, & 01 T • OC ........ CRUISERS 536-1925 DOCJI 804 "' · "n .. • • ' · "' otherltemS.SS2·0061 . Chest type freezer, 26 cu d ~ s, 1 color & 2 _,,... ---. ---••••••••••••••••••••••~ ::;~ ~· ~~~Medit. SUPER GARAGE SALE ft. nr nu $225. Side by D&W s. Goow wood • Beau~uJ. ~usual couch DOG TRAINING · · 5 1''amilles-Everything J.wefry . 10_70 side refng/freeter 22 cu cabinets, also nn old Hi· WARNING I & chair. 9 long. Custom Your place or Mme Green/ Beige Sora. 9', from furniture to vw ••••••••••••••••••••••• fl $275. 25" Admiral cir Fi, S20 takes all. 642·4336 • rtHut~ 1900 for a John 675·2440 loose cush, $1SO. Oiled Bus, over 300 items. One WANTED 'JV cons $275. Nr new ,_or_646_-6_188 _____ _ Pasad~a Estate. _ wal. china cab w/glass Day onJy Sun Sept u . wi;hr$250.Gasdryr$12S. Quas ,, l'Msewlllbe Stuffed with borseba1r & BeauUfuJ Lab/Shep pup· enclosure S2SO. Oiled wal Corner Pacific Coast TOP CASH DOLLAR King-0-Lawn mower $40. ar 2S color TV, COO· IM lowest prices every llme yo'b lay down pies. Good temp. 8 wks corr tbl w/insel s mk Hwy & C a m I n o PA ID F 0 R Y 0 UR Sofa $70; malch'g chr temp. portable, lyrs .. old. you'I e•er Me on •t you .f?ll asleep. old. $10or orrer. 645-4340 glass $75. All perf cond. Capistrano ln No San JEWELRY, WATCHES, U>. & misc. 842-4888 art 4 5250· Walb~l Bariilay ''°" 1978 Models Great for vas1tors! Deep 963-4090 Clemente . · ART OBJECl'S. GOLD, stereo ca met (only), goldcolorwith cutvelvel Springer Spaniel AKC, · SILVER SERVICE, Lamps, Winchester pump S~'long.$85.494-8312 forthe...tiN designs. Fringed velvet ChampPcd.lyr.RstofrDropleaflbl,6rhrs,drkOfHce-OarageSale;8of· FINE FURN & A~-Shotgun, 24" Color loahlrMariM lllOCMtparl! head covers & rarved to gd home. 770-0456 stain, 1100. Knee hole fice chaira, end tables; TJQUES. 845·2200 Zenith console TV, Sgt a:-.i-... Brillft ct.ck L--Lf . feet. Heavy hardwood . whl dsk $50. Lrg wh1le kitchen table " chairs, u· -----L 8075 Bed, Dbl Bed. 661-2.543 ........... -... ••7 uuv. frame. It takes 3 men to S•benan Husky: 7 mo old nnug ottoman. offer. AJI paintings, 2 couches, ... ._. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -- 28' MORGOM 01 Loaded with new equip- ment. Sleeps 6 adults m • comfort. Low time on Atomic 4, Genoa, dingy. VHF, 6' 3" bead room. More room than many 32s. Owner anxious. 675-1403 or 673-9211 brlU's. Brand new water softner In box, will swap forl arnall sailboat. 759-9320 33' LAPSTRAKE SLOOP Norweglan cst{ll. d~I. ender. Well found .. Cruu>· ing aiesel Uveaboard slip. $34K or orfer. 67S.2388 CAL 25, loaded. Top Cond. You'll llko this one. $8900. 846-58ll aft 6 PM PAC WEST SAILS, 25%·50% OFF on new overstocked sails. Open Sat. for repairs., 7:3>-10:30AM. &&2-6441 20' Viking Sloop. New a a 11 a, a· 11 p av a i I. $1400/best off et'. 875-3682 move 1t. Truly an un· male. Call 552·6047 for gdcond.552-9192 misc. Sat/Sun 10 & llth ....................... PairofH"Fordmags.$5 Gtnetal 9010 •SeaRayPoWet'* usual addition to your details -( 9 . S ) on I y . 516 2 Reg. Morgan mare, broke each. Baja lenders, hood •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Mere. CrulM'r. . '77 Westsail 32. Fully home. Also a matching Shih Tiu us 9wksold Xtra long sngl bed RoblnwoodDr.H.B. to ride & drive, blk &enfnecovrrS30hFor: • FREE OMC,Votvo eqolpped. :a~riflce wool rug that sets orr 1275 A~<f 'ch . · w/r.tt.cd cover & uphol parade Morgan gelding, true l.S", 5 ug w eel 7 IS~ S49,SOO or tra e or O.C. your couch & chair lo s•~k· · 64a0~7P.,!,~n back rest & storage. A·l Lam~, Furn, Clot~ea. Eng, Weatern (714) tire $:5. Ford truck Slug • r... Real Estate. Pvt pty. best advantage. 6466188 -~ ·------_...,.._ cond.$95.540-6338 Appliances, Marine 338-1011 spht rim 15" wheel & loathtCJLeslOM Flftatlclllgl 1_67_3-4220 _______ _ or642·4336 AKC Coll f I 3 Hardware. Paint. Scuba tube$8. 642·3379 FioUlla 15·10 of the U.S. Se Udo 14 All ht /2 Id ------ -IC ema e •. mo. Must sell dining r'!' lbl. 4 Equip. Sat/Sun. 235 MlsceUaneous 8080 Coast Guard Auxiliary e yau at . w w n.o Wool rug. Custom de-~k~5.;, mo. f.46·0142 or chrs, $375. metal rite rab, Sherwood Pl. C.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dool table. 4x8 Custom has scheduled two 12 trlr. Good cond. 5150. signed for a Pasadena -- - --2 chrs, walnut & bl~, . WA .... TED built. Slate, with light. week classes in Basic the ShOWI 1-644--2682------- F.state m 1900 Jkauhful Vorkie stud 4 p<>und'I marble cof lbl, 2 Mcdit Bayshores: Top quality " 9?9-4.24B Seamanship & Small • 19' Salllng Dory. Fbrgls colors. Deep Rose hack· AKC re~111t. 'oartmi: dis: end tbls. sm Medit nlte cond.ltion furniture anU· TOP CASH DOLLAR 2 Brau lamps, $100. Boat Handling with HARRISON'S Mahogany. Retractable ground with Oncntal de-position. Blue/tan. stand.AftSpm,645-7857. q~es-glassware-~ater PAID FOR YOUR Surfboard $20 Gulta1 Coastal Navigation. SEA RAY keel. Inbrd well, nu sign of blues & beiges. 581·7715eves. "-'u ... ey Game~..,,. Kin .. 'artlds·sculi~a tanksSa·d•tng9h11Y0• JAREWTELOBJRYE,CTSWATC00HLESD, $40. 2 Flshlne p0les, etc. Classes are free. One motor&trlr.645-8615 Approx. 9'xl5'. 646-6188 ~"~" ....... .. ·•PP ances. , ' "'•" ""°" cl ss start • M d Z327 So. Main, S.A. or64.2-036 Beaut. Irish Setter male, s~·\;;t ~5i~ecllner 8-S.2702ClrcleDr.N.B. SILVER SERVICE • .....,..,...... s:pt 12, L~ara0"ttifii S4o.6SSS Hobie 16 wilb trailer & !~~~ widtbs 125 dog .. l!,ouse, c ai · · MOVING! Kenmore ~Q~~F~2200N. "AN· Marine aquarium, 2E ScbooJ,17S5W.Cerrit.os, 3101Co63as1~2H5WJ7,N.B. box.Xtraparts. •IOXUlt yar . . ...,,..3626 Wshr/dryr $250. dinette Waaber le Dryer, perf. v~. ea lion, Sell complete, Anaheim, Room 22 from • $1000. 552-SllM ApplCMCH 10 I 0 set $120 co1.1Ch/chr S75 l cond ..., .. 5 M'-I even water. Will move & 7 t.o lOpm Head Jnatruc -.A. Sii / •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• AKC Keeshond fem. 6 b set $9s 2 dbl bds s6o . _.. u.c. tems. LUGGAGE TAGS tup $100 4!M-3312 ., • -pl . Wubera, dryers. Clean mo's. Silver & bllt. All e!. Cott.bi~ end lbla 170 213 Ruby, Bal Ia land. from your bustne. card. se · · tor, Jim McCall um. The 13' Bost.on Whaler w/trtr Docb 9070' late models. SlOO, 1 yr shoUlli . s,ns-. 1 Reaaon ro_r 96J..6876 673-3984, SaVSun Send one card tor each 2 Maple twin beda, com ::;r S~~\83~~ J::: 20b HP Mere. CUit dec:t: •••••••••••••••••:••••a., guar. Free delivery. se ng amty cat can l Baby H ema Tools • t.ag plua one spare. We plete,$25each. lngton Beach High ltnl.Sgalfoeltaok.alao URGENTINeed2S alipin1 Mltr Che. WIU al.lo buy. ::f~~l° sharing house. 3 pc crvd sectional, 1225; Many mlac. Hema. return permanently 548-3590 School, 1905 MaJo St, 35 HP Scott, $1000 takes Newport Beach. Please.. Qf340. crvd mah two beda Sal/Sun lo-t. tM Sonora sealed attrac:tlve ta1 & ALL LIKE now a P· Huntington Deb. Room all.646-Sl&I cal1642-1'112121Ml68-7313 FRGRT DAMAGED AKC West Highland w/atand. $1~0 ; 2 1.ro, Rd,eo.taM1-.556--0866. •trap, meetin1 airllne pliances,ele1tant9drwr. 131 from 7·10pm .• Head 17' Boat. trlr, SOHP Lut.beran Mlnister needs White Terrier pup•. gold base swivel chaln, l.D. requirement.a. Pte· dress-, r.~. dinette· .... Instruct.or Bill LesnJck J-'----OB-""' li board-" 1 N H<n'POINT SALE. 3308 M/F Champ back· $25; 3"5 wall mirror, 135 Garage Sale, Bed, TV, vent loss & theft! For a drp ie""ar"t 1 twn co·-ne··-' · uuuMin, ,..,.,.,. ve-a NIP n "'Pt W. Warner or Harbor, .. ,.... ... '.. ....... 9....... + misc. 499·4084 Clotbin", Mlae. Hsbld pe u-....o ta •--· ·• " Registration for both 586-11S8 Bch. 30' bo.aL Finders "'--•-A _,. ...... 1 ,..-u.uu .-_,, .. raona ...,.. g enc..,..e group lamps tbls paint classes may be done the • fee . Ca 11 co 11 o ct. .._...... na .•• r-. ' · Good a. 6 0 2 • B wallpaper, tabrlc or inM, •7 load~ of' misc: evenJngorlheclass. For 18 Inboard Lobster Skltr (80$)._3201 CASH PAID Forwto You 8045 Sofa, 8' Danish Teak. Marguerite, CdM Salur· "Day Glo" paper Is we 64S-SlS7 further information call w/trlr & some gear. Call 1-'--------- P' W hr Dry /R fri ••••••••••••••••••••••• blue, 1175. Formica dayooJy! will back & trim your BillLesnJck,556-4659. 548-6389 WANTED: sllpfor4.S' sail or · 1 / rs e g w h It pa d c t tressel table, $25. Small tap. Or try two carda Two bed w/lramo &lass , boat. Prefer Npt Bch wortingornot957<8133 .e 11 ye a ' sofa,$25,548-0254 Furn. b&bf·•q uip, back to back. coc"tall tbl ='18 n •-23' Winner, FIB, flsh, skl Bay boat, So. Cat 18 .................. 5 . femal~, l yr old. great rnoe«eycle. Lots Mlac. " ::J. M .,. La ....... -..-.. Elec dryr $95. King 11 with cruldrcn. 768-0801 Cyclo Massage Chair, dbl Sept lOth only . 23105 PRICES: woman's 3 spa blkes. 6' S7500. OMC. X1nt cond. pat.rake. Grey marine. ._ .......... bed lirm ne St85 S2eaor3/S.S a.rtlflclal plant. All xlnt Pripty.847-2609 $2400. 675-3584 -..SpMd& Tr~ndle 'bedw s11s'. Killen. Long haire d ::2.~~0 or beat oCr. Sonolta,MV,581·2.0U 4/5t.apSUOea. cond.sst-&174 SILi 9010 ...... CallcofPebm .. ~l:·r.~eeks. Retrt1 coppertooe. left 6/9t.ap$UOea. n...-waln11t "-'-h .... In 1mti•'fl')'lil,llUWm .. ,,,. ....... ~... ···::::.················ ____ .....,... ______ 1WATERBEO SALE. haJid door' $255· P'rftcb 10ormote$1.40ea. vow ...... ""' fllJmlntP1l'"'"<IM•lll•'l-Rl1tt. rr C SP"d bo.t. 2.1' C:1t':~ O,!!_.._~~~trrlc:, SELIG Modern sofa, $179.95 cmplt w/btr. olt white klnlbd rm act SaJ•TulncJudM bedw/xlatmattrHa.$50. Pt"'"'•11e..1M11tiomf'll> OwlnrlJ•· Ventnor. Complotely ., .... ..,,.._ Save $50 FLOAT ar _,. --751...., NOCAJU>t Set ol men'a loll clubs 1t...ii11e.Mt111kiowi.lllft•lllnt<!frwo reatored-Ht to :fr" tJun.r 'ec)C)k top, tnab oeecta. recovering. Eveo-DREAM w· .. ....,.RBEn.e _.,,_,_or ..,...,4, Draw_ .. -,_ .-... w/caJt.125.~ •h>'rt1ln••lll'll••"'1l•Rlllltn1i.1tt1•r _,.1• ~ dbl II l • lnll &u-1033 ""c. &h>t '....u..:..: .. ~ wi1•"'-Tllrt.-Nf•ti.rllle•11rt111r. .,._te. orbit r. -~1• •• ·co C · ZWM kach Bl, al Atlao· Sept 10 6i ll. NM El name.•--· -fl Full 1 Hid b d "'"'>11Qt1nw..,."'""111~i..Jtdl eot'7S0,..._78N ' ~~~~·~,.._Kita.natoalovfDI ta,R.8 .8l'f0.3202. P11eblo, P .V.(FVHS we'Umateoeecudpcrr IH ••••• , IVTRIC'KYa1cxv _.,.,, .. ,11rm1...,,.1t. -· .,... .. __,. _ .,.0 hams uu> HlebJd tuna, misc, U,.Add2"eacb herc11lon· cover $171, 0wmr~1 mat MU.' -.-. 'eau&n-8823 ftlbyCJibllc.baUlOOor RM250.bias. 8-deheckot-,OI'-Trundle btd w/mats 1. PtC1M•e1dltllfll liliCl•oftliul,.....CI) clten. llDod ~•kl · · bat otter. c.Jl 557·M38 derto· $150. WIU rebuUd ~ ( I I M I r..... • .. boet. 2li3 Cl a..1 •1.1 ig_~~~~= Jl'REB white female c:.t. 41\1'11/wkftda. • PamU1 Gara1•r. PILOT'NIMTIM8 =.."'::' ,~r,o-b!fb""'for i. Ut•pJ•WOfllJCJ) .._ ...... :r... Rallaraft, V•drtve. plaone p'rlee quote V.-yaea~.. Bedroom tumitun as 'ac· ::,~f:1::, '~?1~i! ~·~~c'!'°mm ... $0.Pb:N1..-. I I I I • I I I I ~~·~ ::1~~mn~~o'o:''1::~~ -.c'f41 .,Ume ceHoriH. iclnt cond, ha tlldlnf llat1 win · lloo¥tr Uprilht J, nadOre ._. w., (J) M · ,_.... _ For Sate: Admiral Lovnbte1w1toldfemAIAt ~sus.a.11ie batiste>'. Sid equl.,: "*-ICAUCTIOM cleanerSliS. vacupm I I I I M I I I I I -.. --_, - lwlrlprator, slnt cond., blk/whtltlttc. F'rcb prov. dln Mt. drp ~ •"'* " boOb, MANY lTBJl8 or nN,; 6Sl-G5S 4. A~ AIPI cJ> ••. _ . ·-~ ..S.r warnnt1• l200 '4&-92A2 leallbUr8cbnlt'euat.om 1..UJ•· min furn, Ult· ESTAT& IEWSLRY, .• I I I I I I M I I O .... ., ................ . nrm.-.ua ~ • "' 'pad.'3!!0.Chlntcabsato, que be:a8c.b,lc~( , AJlT oa.rsCTs. AN· ~,.1 tt 0$U, Ltvciotl"~a ...... _,_ .. ,,. I ·~ Ca:~rt.S./ " " . ·-1010 WfeU2.10. M0-1.JIO etc. 2'21 UC eJt;.;J.E, i,.TlQUl:S.: nN1I. ~.. .,, • ater ... u.., e ~ • .,...,_ ,_, , f Ir· .., tlJO· D•l•H OS wulter, .... ;; .. ~-;.............. _._ ~"-INaft.>WOftl~M.·~t..,. .. SIC;··:~ roa J1'-Julcerta.tua15 • I I I I I • I I I I I I. I ............. -..... .. :::=:.•, ~:~'t:i DI v 01l c E 8 ALE . ~..'j~~ ~:Lf:b~~ I'°*"'· I'~~ ~9~• aaOCRUJl£. MHc••·... '· AdOf c .. ,. <'l1Hl'*4 (I)' • i '"lsFO;d P·lOOU4•/•n. onw .... w .Moviq:;1'lurUlc• nluabl• cond. C\••n 9Jltfofr;l1yn oW. Co$tHt .. , -"·· _ ., 11.~WllllH IOll ' 11 I I M •!•I 111 ·1 J 1 ., tibhtW.lloit,...CIQ, ...-. .;;. nao.a..ua. Wlleell din ,...... ,.-_ .... _l~•Mtlbatrew ...... • ~'"' ·· ·~Md '41.' ..................... ~.,, 1. ,.,."., ........... 1n "· ,, ~ .. tat ·• Ud. llkTowan ~ ~.::::=~= ~=~-~I..a ~-=l~}.Jj~~~, ., .-.r~ ?.:.,~: .. :;c~: b':a9.:ec~ J' I I I I I • I f,·1i· 1~1 I I , :~ n =·~-CAiilPer ......,; ..• • W/tuetlllff tllr, &ilia 1,t»r-;,~11••11'd. ~·Wttl I" -· ~ i l ite'· e•H tll. IJttuonablit piriC:.. CA1J 11. ....._.. _,...._,. ~J!",i J ;~~ ~-.. *"'•'1't'f -.......... wt11f..a,, • ...-n -p-W ~~ ·-1' ·-~=· r ... ~11-...., ... ._~. L ~If... :111!1--'t ·--~·~~ ...... .,.,...,·_ u - 1 ...__:: " W c;r -I ' • "".J 'I ., ''~) .t ·.J 1J ''-..;·F ·_.;. 'i-• . ~ •I' •J,{l)J... ~-_, ,.. ~ -·....,r • 1 -· ;~}\'-11 I J 1 ' J"'i \:1 I -,---- 50 Pt Wl : the • b9' at by -· , , ~ WantM 7 I 00 .,,.,.-cu to I 0 FwWtwe IOSO Furwlt_.. 1050 Ciaroge Sole . 8055 Ml~ICll'MOd 8010 •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Friday, 5'>tembet" 9, 1971 DAILY PILOT •• TYPf ST WASHH/Dl YU !>IOR EW1 DE SALP: l)Hk, m1rblo top, French Garage Sale, Muny items .. App1'0x 80 sq yda wbUgld Mltctllw.,.. ~ MmiM lollh. Powwr 9040 C-.1 rut ham l lnr i SlH••:n ot:l~llXY. MJI Ntiw" uud furn, .. pp1•a, provincial, 2lx4S, $~, Marine. Darkroom, Bhaa cpt. Ch1maiftg do· W..ted 1011 ......... 9030 ·--•••••-•-••••••• ·lui lull diH In uw Multt 1 v• ,.., lllu· fll W. mJ1w. W1l.on'11 ffaraaln llollywood bed, like new Hahld, Pholu, Sports, cor. St-e while on flr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-••••••• lz:s• Seacraft. twtn Mcrt'. Cornpln. t •II -'lurii l, surf t 1tntl llU 111 a , Nook. M~ I.I lll4 W. JOO\, f75 7$1-4840 l''ahJng. Sat & Sun. 416 makeofr.SS1-6258lrv Want to buy: pair OI Weberearbw-eton481DA aulaerl, rluan, VJI .... ~1110 )~~·TU t'M ~ 7~41~ l2il -PnncetonDr.C.M. l.:iOIU.6Urea. on McKay manifold tor tower, maey xtru, low -o. ... Saile 1055 Free eslim•te on up. '42·3379 small block C~vy, throt· prlce. 840·7000 dayi., TYPIST 1Cdr111•·r .. 111r "1lh t11~torn **I BUY•* •••••••••••••••••••••••Sal/Sun 10·6, 1121 holst.enng, sofa hide·•· ~d Uo Untqe & fu~ lines ~~evea. •llU"~ l1t1 1 t·r •lluw•·• c;,1 • -•auc "'UCTIO""" Berks hire t.n. N.B. bedspeclaJ.768-8494 .__tn t IOl'll oomp~&rcadytorun ~ ..... 1o.usr 11111111113 '"•ll80!4SI lm1wl ual'd t-'umllllro .s. n• A " (We11tc11rrarea) Wuher. -MIR•IF• • $8SOorolfer '17"' Volvo motor, pinto An h1tr11ut 11 nH11 r• A1>pll•11cl·.-OK I will MANY FfNE 1Tto:MS OF Stereo Mille Bar at.ools, super pluah, ••••••• .. •••••••-••••• . drive, rlber&lau boal 11uat ' I\ I'"' lvr \&r1rl' t:t. dbl d(101, lklUlll• ¥;1 U ~llor :o,t<;l.l. for You t:STAT1'.: JEW F.LR Y, ' . lufLed backs. MORLEY Ecboplex pedal HONDA 'IS En1loo 71At 4Q3.0387 uf au1icn111 .. n1, t., u1 fl rt•f111& fr;o~ur, MASTUSAUCTIOM ART OtU~CTS, AN· lV's, Cum .. & more. 10-4, 962-1597 S'd:IO. HP,Cmo'sold. uaeireg.1----.-------crllc-11u)l1tnicn~1urt'lt aHu·11l11. C'tal. 111 11 64M686&8J).f625 Tl~UF.S, FlN~ "'URN., Sal & Sun. 1159 Doniel,.., __ ,_ Cl b.,. '--hi . SS9-80!M aas.$450.675-3438 127• Owens twin enainc f"'l'l~t'r l.1ke Nu ifj()(I •:n:. PHONE FOR IN· CM, off P•ulartno '.......... u wem .. .,.,, P Cabin Cruiser.', xlnl cond. Wm I. rt:rr11• '""-" Mlt~~o fA."illl'A IO .,.o. & BROCHURE. , . m Irvine for sale. Call Upright Rosewood piano Weekend Sale, New Slps4,ba1t.tank,etc.On· M:wArthur 111 J< oml • t-·ur iid wwd furn. anti SU~ Sat/,,Sun. Some antiques. (213) lJ0.5727 w/carvlnC. Xlnteond. Marine Hardware up t.o ly $5,500. 493·5192 or t 'onimt '"" "•H K,.nmort" \\aah4:r & l'wn 'IU''" 41 dr T\ ·,., u~7 lll;t:I !H!12 M edlterranean, , $1300. 675-9417 80% oll. Bottom Paint & '97·1666 '1U M~l~ 1wv' l'uan1·r1· .. 1 hr)t.'t -81~ "Everylh•n K" Neur Magnolia & 14 Upright Signature Varn lab pumps 1---------- 1-ut·" • a..1111 1 -.nil •JOO 7:,!HMJ.!l lA.IVt-:I. y hlli· m:w 7' !>olil G1tratet: Sale, Son, Sept Adams, HB Freezer. Dbl CbarmgJow '7S WhJte Rickenbacker 642·2SlZ zis Sherwood 20' GULFSTREAM. lm· . ' •It ~ JO llOU D6J ~ HHl. 172'2 Jullp LHe, . gas BB9, Oster hair 4001 bass gwtar w/case. PLC M • 1 mac, fast. 160 Mere 1/0 . W111Lc•r t:a.11 .. rt ~ .. 1 o•lNI --11 e 3 Family Sale-Gluss dryer, Raval elec. meat $500.CalJ646-4931. · · Lo brs-w/JS' Newport unly ldul ,,,.. ,tudt•nt l"rr1:11J.1r 1· W .. ht•r & l'WIN 10:0 , t>vmpltite -· Carnival &c Depression, slicer, shop vacuum, Na· loah. PoWft" 9040 sllp.$3750/ofr.549·2547 -. .. 1311141 Fr,,.,' i-r c t! JI ,.1 u "" w t111x .. pnu1v1• m•ttresi;, :J l''amaly litr&ite sale. antlq'a, old clock.I, scule, t1onal Geographic books. ~~ 1&10 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltt-tnii c;i-; R11tr (h11 hea.1c1bourd Xlnl conll. Hv usehold item a, 2 oak furn, refrig., window 548-6213 .....,_,.._... 8 3r CHRIS Craft T/S b '74 CARVER 28' Cabin Wart~ 1''0.111, 1·uc:kti11li. 1>i3 JI~ $47 w OOJ..~ Stt:reo turnt11bl e11 & re-air cond, hand hooked ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ca .Crar. f'iberglass , twn U.hr. Std' Bl~ ~ct, --ce1vt!rs. Some furniture. rugs, velvet paintings, Mighty Might.motor, H~ WEBUYUSED()FFJCE ~ ;::_~1Xlnt. cond. screws. Fully equip'd. lt112bl ~I. NB art Jpm N"w J>Urt•hli· lh umort-lluutilul ohvu it.nd while Fri & Sat 10Mm-4pm. 602 port sew mach & more. H.P. $100. Chrome table FURNITURE · 846-3033 -d1~hw&r.hn. :J IJuttun rnn pr In l cu u c h 1t o d Avocado, CdM 675-6735 Sat/Sun only 9-5, 20181 S. & 6 chairs $35. Karastan 642-8450 . 30' TROJAN, twn VS, oew1_:_-------------, Wo11t~ Wanted oo u ltul, white Sitto b4G:t7l0 matching ch1ur with oak W. Birch, S.A. Hghts. 9xl2ovalrug.S37-422S . VHF, xtras . A·l, Newly painted 10, i.wr II<'(' N1icht 11h1ft Mr at\3PM frumt.>d noniJ pnnt wull Moving sale-EvefYtb!ng 55Hl271 200 ds ed . . Large O!f1ce Desk. Gd Newport. $9500. Gl!lsspar W/10 .Hr U '· J050 t; <'uoa~l Jlwy han"ing &i malrhrn~ 1oes. Sat & Son 10-11. Y . us carpeting & cond. Light wood. $150. 213.zc3-583l Ev1nrude. $295. M1 ghl l dM Kl'n mori· !<<*is d r v "'. pillow11• Lovely ltvrnl( 19352 McLaren Ln, Hunt· Estate Sale: antique furn, padding in good c:ond. 962-Z428 dys or 536-1378 sell separately. 673..3475 No l!IOO. include:. t •ltinll" room swte excellent 1ngt.on Beach. 962·6t61 American oak; rockers, $300or bst olr. 540-6018 alt S. Excluu1ge for boat YAt1ITSAJ.t:SMAN $170 Goodcond.!Wll.SIOl7 cond1tt0n S250 or offer. . dressers, chlna closet & Anti I ,,.,..b thl b Nc•wofr Dana Pt 1 DoverShores: Furniture. · IMS s Ii L que ~aw • ....,., a u • MOVING SALE NEV RANCH loah Sail 9060 .,:NSJGN YACHT SALES Currently work111g JS) rvane 552·1790 - -~ -clothing, drapes,.etc. Sat ~c.Fri/Sat8~;;j' ag 1 P c fiberglass stall Desks, $35·$75, chrs all •••••;••••••••••••••••• 496 7601 ptJanccl>, stove· O'Kt:efe Dark walnut C1ols hed 3 9·5. 1415 Santaago, NB ' · s~wer w/seat & shelf. styles $5·$35, drafting 12 Bid gs, 8 wells, 300 18'Sol Cat: w/trallcr. -- -& Memtt, green ~75· Lg drawer dresser l''rench · 1210 Starboard Way Childs sgl sz waterbed, tbls $75 I & I I PLUS.level acre. Cls to Loaded! $1850 capacity wa s her ~ Provmc1al styie. Very Sat/Sun -at 1336:.COOway, CdM, top or Goldenrod: complete.897-6465 ' etter ega sz CA llne. $420,000. Call 494-2781,494-7085 ~ dryer. Kenmore, white, good rondit ion. $G5. CM . Bunk bed, sofa, Sat S.l2· furn clothes . flies $30·$80, reception ••••••••••••••••••••••• f!'.!r .. ~. 646 6188 aft 6 or lrvme. 552.1790 chair. refrlg, clothes, toys lamps dti>es bik~ Waterbed. King sz. Hdbrd room furniture, work 673-21617. CATAUNA 27. Loaded . ...,,........., _ __ _ toys&misc.979-9915 rts'... • • & heater. $150/bst ofr. tbl.s '72 GI , h ...... , 8005 P nc Aft6 673-6057 'CE SUPLUS aatron 15, 50 .p. Yr old, Jnbrdeng,3salls, ••••••••••••••••••••••,•Gas range, spac~ Round Gam.e T~I , · · ' · FURNITURE M~coutboard&trailer. VHP,knotmtr.83().4089 i·-t lk w/pads, 4 chair~. $:JSO. J CLASSYLASSY'S MovmgSale!Furn,new&Foreedairrurnace80000 900W Like new, cootln.-___;'--------Wonderfand ..,.,pper one. I e new. Sora blue on bone bk· CLEAN CLOSETS used appliances, misc. BTU Gafrers & Sattler est 19th St. CM garaged. Access. $2250. 32' AFT CABIN DIESEL Of Ant• I cl~n SI~ 551-:530_ -.!!!"l $350. 557 3530 Fantastic bu r gains 4001 Operellc, H.B. Near s lig htly used. $125. 631-2777 631-2570 962-3534 19661 Lexington MCYl'OR SAILER, TRY l~S -some never worn slzes s' Edinger & Bolsa Chica. 644-0916 Exec desk & exec chair. Ln HB. • • Sl.7,500. 835-9316 TO AR· 11 u G E ware ho u 0 s e AllCtiOlt 8015 C~d t:~~0;1r ~~.~~ 10, 12, everythi~g rro~ ~ · Sacrifice. Like new cond. ' SKIP JACK ~GE FOR JNSPEC· rrammed with over soo ••••••••••••••••••••••• wood Headbo~rd $l5. rasual to cocktail, Sal & 1 d· 1 S t 10 3 For sale or trade or? 9S7-<Y744 * * music boxes, nickelo· Sun 10AM·5PM. 16622 ay on,y, a • ·, · Color TV combo, $2Ji, GE Flylng bridge cruiser deon piunos, circus or-brown antiqued J.>resscr Channel Ln. <Huntington Russc~I Surfbr~. girl 5 port dshwshr, $35, iron Office Desk, Walnut sir.ii 4, twn 2'l5 HP. 4S ~~R Ct~/i:E~JE~~ g ani.. wall clocks, PUBLICFURNITUnl': tio~~e Stands $40. llarbourioffPCH,H.U. clothes, furn, misc. 1815 twnbeds$10ea,hanglng finish. Good condition. ~PH, full electronics, Sl7•500. CALL 'BKR. ~randfather clock!>, •AUCTION* ___ -------PortWbeeler ,N.B. lamps,endtables&misc $90 or bsl orr. 546-3147 fishing set-up, Cully 67>7950 TO ARRANGE fascmallng antiques. wtutc wrought iron table MOVING SALE " Garage full or furn & ilems. 957-1420 eves eq~'d; only 100 hrs. FOR INSPECTION OverSl,000,000 Worth TOftit~ 7:30PM with ~l'nwnc marhle lop Dlll!!YS, furniture, TV's, misc 2007 Diana Ln Npt 130 SQ YDS h Pl & 0 8090 ~Boat is better now . Amencan fntemalionul ll>ealen Welcome I with four l'hairs. Quality slerl'O, sewmg machine. B c h . 6 4 5. 3 2 'o 4 • • s ag cpt, ancK l"CJCIM than when new. $28,000. Nd 1 young crew member, Gallenes; 1802-T Ketter· Storage & ~howroom h t·on s truction. SJOO. lampt; bnc·a·urac Sat & Fri/Sat/Sun · avocado gr een. xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 759-0100or67S.3222eves. MorF,toassistcouplem mg St., Irvine. Tel. quldat1on li313474 Sun lOAM·Sl'M '16622 cond.$200.Call752·0U2 Small44"StudioUptjghl . saillngtheir'77CAL2·27. 7S4·lrn. Open Wed thru Bdrm s l'ls. drcss1·rs. -- ---<.:bunnel Ln. <Hunlin~on SCHWlNN Stmgray 3-0" piano w/bench $500. 14 ' .crestlines, ]5 HP at Dana Pt. Some wknds Sal.9AMto4PM.Vis1t! t'hest.s, armoircs, night Convert.Sofa&Lovescat. Har~r)offPCHJ~li _ GIANT SALE girl's bike $35. Gold 675-0994 ~~~hrso~eng. & wkdys. No ovcrnites. stands, headboards. Ll.ltcncw $2.50 GA RAG F. s A L E Men. w om c n & velvet occ. chr $20. 30 French Prov. antq wht · ( 7 14 ) 3 2 7 • 7 7 0 2, PUIUC AUCTION chest beds, desks, tbls. Call556·ti215. BAltGAlNS Frt·S un children's c lothing, +sq yrds gold & yellow small Grand. $2200. Call 1964 Owens Tri-Yacht 42' (714)325-2703 ~~T~ET~~~[U'YE, ~c· rscor!o~a&:-e1o"~estebalst-. Ohl mattress &-;,~Pr· 10AM ·7PM <MOVING> games, toys, TV, tent, shag cpt & foam pad 644-6186. twin Chev Y 3 2 7 C t II 22 /t I •" "" . I 't $2" Furniture anliquus iron & glass etagere, Sl00.SS2·1256 ~-wine) -. 0 w/generalor,allelec,art a a na • w r r. ART OBJECTS, AN-occasional chr lamps mgs, 11 mos .nC'w "· · ' T rGoodi oth' -M-• 8 93 8' kif•-da · galley eng pop-top • • p ood dbl hdb d I.mens books new fri.r ons o es, n mg -• s "" vtts, sips 6, • • . • TIQUES, FINE FURN .. refr1g, stove & a row ecan w r wbtP~ov &D~excl Anti'. over$25.Sat,Septloth,9 Npt Bch '!e nnis Club ••••••••••••••••••••••• teak deck s urvey compass, workuig sails 1-..IC. PHONE FOR JN-boat SZS....:..673·~99 _ que dolls & rcc'ords um to 3 pm. Sponsored membership, Sl,100. Call Smger Touch and Sew $41,500. Se1'1 $39,SOO. + many xtras. Eves. f'O. & BROCHURE. SAVESAVESAVE Double mattress & box Che "d l 21.9· by Nwpt Shores Swim 979-4001,8·5PMwkdys Sewing Machine $50. 1·988-5431 , _768-_5_730 ______ _ 6'5-22:00 rry .. rm se s. T B , <= "'""'" ·--________ 1 We honor BofA. MC. s pnnl(.Jmoold. Bought Goldenrod,CdM. · ca m oos ter s. 511 Odyssey Game $50. King ........_ Montgomery 9' 2 sets or ---------1 Cashie r 's C hecks & $190 now $110. 20 p1rce -, -1 -- - -;:;al St, Nwpt Shores. slzi: bed SJS. Recliner SpcM --rt--lng-G_oock ___ 8_0_9-4 sails & hand trlr. xlnt •JOMATHAN"S• CAS I!. No personal 1ronstonedinnerset.S20. Huglt. OOOsltems chair$75.548·139S ••••••••••••••••••••••• *SEA cond.S300orofr.SJ6.3273 check:. PLEASE! Food Eureka portable vacuum Fri/Sat/Sun 9-5 Wholesale t.o the trade. avaJJable. Jlems subject. $15. Sony B&W TV. 2 mo Pool lbl, bar, 3 cars ('65 . . Like new 18: Phllcorefrig, l bey Persimmon woods, • LUDERS 16, NO. 146, 26' best quality antiques al t.opresale. old. Bought for $160 seJI MustangConvrt). Movmg Sale. Nice ile":ls· side by side doors, auto Irons, wedges etc & Racing Sloop. $2250/oCr. realistic cost prices. MASTERS AUCTION forSlOO. 640-6127 l401K g Rd N 8 Sat/Sun 707 Po1J1sett1a. icemaker brand new makecust. clubs542·1044 RAY 673-7352 Please stop by or call for 2075 N Bl d C an s .• . . Corona dcl Mar MoLorola CB 40 channel. * 1---------- mfo 18.135 Mt. Langley, (71~j·)j_962s M MOVING SALE. Sofu, vw parts, all kinds, HouMhold Goods 8065 49-1-7122 Blue metal racquetball LIDO 14, race equipped. Fountain Valley. 968-1331 Lamp, Stand, Twm Beds. hs e hld items. furo. ....................... ::::uet. Leac~. Hardly Th , 0 I a t lmmac. Trailer. $1()50. _ _ __ 17141646-8686 smaU Dresser. odds & clothes , books, etc. FOR SALE· W ·h Christmas decorations. .646·5486a t6 e ft Y !J'OQ _838-__ 22_1_7·------ Anttque Cut gluss &olher -ends. Sali Sun. 1910 Everything must go. dryer carpet1>08tv~~· 4500Jlastichalos,green SCUBAEQUIPMENT .ff,ogcaret"°'")hto ••<:al27,fullrace/cruise fine coll ect1blcs Old licyd~s 8020 Court,N 8· lcavmg country. All this 963-2549 8802Lauder Cir. & r wlibuibs. ZxS' red likenewS250. ,buythentybest! xlnt cond. New 9.9 H arl r oad w at,. h cs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-7631 week 14482 Spa, H 8. 118 . • candlt.'S .. 30' Xmas t~ee 640-8673 Evmrude elee. start out· - - -S p r 1 n g d a I c & · on tower for shopp111g --67~174 ---3 Speed Huffy hike man's White & Gold Little girl's Westminster 894 126.'I Queen s ize ·waler bed. ccntl'r of Ind. Bldg. AAl .22 Marlin Golden 39A. •1978 MODELS• board. Must sell! Asking ---------1?"boys,goodcon.~.Mu!>t bdrmscl.. . . frame, pedestal, heud· cond . Mak e offer. New Lc veracl. Case $1350.830-4372 CAI.ANDER SHOWS s.ell SJ5. Al~o girl s 3 spd. Eves. 642·7444 lltree Family Yard S<1ll•; 00 rd r h , t $lOO 645·1786 scope sling met. $l10. at 1.977 PRICES ll'MORGOM OI Schwinn $65. Mt 5.30pm, Fr1dayiSaturday 21542 3 · aner, ea er · 644·1016 •PRESENTS • f>Ci-78S7 llcrc. C'ouch &lovcscal, 2 Kanakoa !Jlamlllon/-SJ6.2H61. Red c amp a i'g n ---------Whfleondiaplay Loaded with new equip· TMOr~County Uo : Sch Bk -30:-; ~~c~hrs/Xelve~~~rs, Bushard.)f'ollowSil(ns. Sofa $200. Etha n Allen Desk/chair $45, round TV.Radio, AT1HEAHAHEIM ment.Sleeps6adultsm ANTIQUE r y s GWdtnn di c. •\l ~pr • rrsl.bsl c:rl; G -. . --desk, perfect condition Maple Dining Table, SSS. HIFf, Stereo 8098 IOAT SHOW comfort. Low time on SHOW & SALE rume. con . $80/or wrg iron co , vy :uage Saie; S11Lurday/ $1SO Solid b •h d teen stzo clothes xlnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMGEL STADIUM Atoruic 4, Genoa. din(:y, best<>fr 673.Jltl'..:I _ __ glass. 536-2624 Sunday 9am·S~m. 16202 rorr~e table ~~. ~';.i"::t. cond. 494·9602 ' Excellent system as well VHF, 6' 3" head room. •Sept. 9·10-11 CCllMrCIS & Lovely French Bed ~vls Ln. H.B., Cl~thes, mer mower, new engine. Tiffany's r egular mem· as beautiful fumlnture SEPT. 9•18 More room than many Hrs: llo lOPM Fri &Sat, Equiptneftf 8030 Na p o l eon 1 c sty 1 e' sizes; games, m sc. perfect condition S125. bershipforsale piece. Magnovox stereo All Model Sizes ~;i~:i."6~~~1"t!~ku,!: l2to6 PM Sunda_y. ••••••••••••••••••••••• brushed ~leel frame: Garage Sale, danelle set, Edger, perfect condition 552.7286 ~le wllb 8 t~ack,.1 An· 19·20.2.2·24·26-30 Free Parkin.: MAMIYA UN IV PRESS & mattress & box springs. 3 recliner chairs • toys $ 5 0 . C o I d s p o t Uque reproduction Dry Conven~1onCcnlcrHotcl acccs. Used once. $350. i.1de pillows & 2 end 13"bike.'eteccom'p.Ne~ ~c!rigcrator $1~,'West· ELECTRIC Car w/bat· Sink'• ca binet. $550 OPEHIOWV Knott s Berry Farm. Olympus o M· l body. pillows. $400. 675-0802 maternity clothes, etc. inghouse ref n gera tor lcry charger. $275. 1866 new~"' y~ars old-$350 SUMRUHMERS wtmADSl.75ea. rnint.S125.callS48-8034. ----.• f'n. l{}-4. Sat 9-12. 21311 SS0.642-5617 ParkAve,CM,631·2682 orolrer.Jrvme .552·1790 CUTTYCAllMS Brand new water soft.ner in box, will swap for· small sailboat. 759·9320 --------•1-=----------Conver.tible 6 Sofa. YarmoulhLn.Hntg Bch. SUMDAMCERS . Nikon P' with somm F2 makes mlo dbl bed. hke 15" .University spkr & USED Like ne w cptg. Cons?l.e colo~ 21'' Oak suie~ard w/beaut. lens &case. $12S. new$200. 675-0994 Garage Sale. 1783 Tustm cabmet. $125, Kenmore from Spyglruis Hill home. telev1S1on-good cond. WEEKEHDHS n~er gram & lrg beveled 552.5134 Ave., Costa Mesa. Thurs, elec dryr, $'l5. 3 spd bike, St. sq. yd. 496-6595 s11s. 631-3474. SPORTIRIDGES rrurror~_r.1ir925m. 8'SOFA 5'loveseat olive Fri.Sat,Sun.8-8PM $15, lawn mower, $15, & • OCR"'""" CRUISERS .-"---8040 · · ' other Items. 552·00lll Chest type freezer, 26 cu Old T'-: s, l color & 2 . 110An -----___ _.-_,.. gm. Xlnt. cond. Medit. SUPERGARAGESALE n. nr nu $225. Side by B&W s. Gooct woo d Beautiful. unusual couch ••••••••••••••••••••••• style. $325. 962-0362 5 Families-Everything .Mwelry 8070 side refng/freezer 22 cu cabinets, also an old Hi· & chair 9' long Custom DOG TRAINING G from furni'ture lo vw ••••••••••••••••••••1•• ft $275. 25" Admiral cir Fi. $20 takes all. 642-4336 d ' 1900· r YourplaceorMine reen/Be1ge Sora. 9'. ~a e in or a John 67$-2440 loose cusb, $150. Oiled Aus, over 300 items. One WANTED TV cons $275. Nr new or646-6l88 f as ad e.n a Est a_t e. wal. china cab w/glass Day onJy S un Sept 11. wshr $250. Gas dryr $125. ----.-,----- Stuffed. with hocseha1r & BeautifuJ Lab/Shep pup· enclosure $250. Oiled wal Corner Pacific Coast TOP CASH DOLLAR King-o-Lawn mower 140. Quasar 25 color TV, con· everylimeyoulaydown p1es.Goodtemp.8wks corr lbl w/inset smlc Hwy & Camino PAID FOR YOUR Sofa $70; match'g chr temp.portable,Jyrs.,old. on it you .r!'ll asleep. old.SlOoroffcr.6454340 glas.'t $75. J\11 perf cond. <:ap1slrano In No San JEWELRY. WATCHES, $30.&misc.842·4888aft4 •25o. Wa~.ut Barulay Great for vmtors! Deep 963-4090 Clemente • • ART OBJECl'S, GOLD, stereo ca met (only), 1:old color with cut velvet Springer Spaniel AKC, · SILVER SERVICE, Lamps, Winchester pump 6W long. $85. 494-8312 designs. Fringed velvet ChampPcd.lyr.BstofrDropleaftbl,6chrs,dr1tance-OarageSale:8of· FINE FURN & AJ'.ol· Shotgun, 24" Color loah&MGritte head covers & carved to gd home. 770-0456 stain, $100. Knee hole fice chain, end tables; TIQUES. MS-2200 Zenith console TV, Sil s-.a--' WARNING! ThewwUlt.. th. lowest prices you11 .. trMe "°" 1971 MocW1 forthetftfin .... , ... u Iring clleck book! . feet. Heavy hardwood . wht dsk SSO. Lrg while ltit~ben table &: chairs, 1 .___.___.. 1075 Bed, Dbl Bed. 661·~3 ....-r ...... frame. It lakes 3 men to Stbenan Husky: 1 mo old naug ottoman, offer. All paintings, 2 couches, .,.....,..~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• move it. Truly an un· male. Call 552.6047 for gd cond. 552-9192 misc. Sat/Son 10 & l llh ........................ Pair ot 14" Ford map.~ General 90 I 0 •Seo ltay Power• usual addition to your details ( 9 . 5 ) on I y . s 16 2 Reg. Morgan mare, broke each. Baja fenders, hood ••••••••-••••••••••••• Mere. Cnliser, home. Also a malcbmg Shih·Tzu pups, 9 wk.a old. Xlra long s ngl bed Robinwood Dr. H.B. lo ride & drive, blk &engine cover $30. Ford • FREE • OMC, VotYo wool rul( hthnt sets off $275. AKC. Champion wlf1t~ cover & uphol parade Morgan gelding, truck IS", 5 lug wheel & I ~ your C'ouc & <'hair to stock 640.7265 buck rest & storage. A·l Lamps, Furn, Clot~ea, Eng, Wealern (714) sUpr~t$SrlmFord15.~':hke5ellu! 7;!_~~I hest advuntage. 6466188 .:.. _ ·----__ cond.$95.540-6338 Appliances. Marine 338-1011 oo 1oat"'9Lnaon .._~ or 642 4336 AJ<C Coll f I 3 Jlardware, Paint, Scuba tube$8. 642-3379 F1otllla 15 10 f th U S -----IC ema c. mo. Must sell dlning rm tbl, 4 E i s t /S 235 ~ 8080 0 . 0 e . . See JOU at Wool ru~. Custom de P~ke 4 mo. 646·0142 or chrs, $375, mclalfile cab, Sh~~~ /i. C.~~-••••••••••••••••••••••• Bool table. 4x8 Custom ~s~ch~~~1ef"~~~a~ . 33' LAPSTRAKE SLOOP Norwegian csttn. dbl. ender. Well Cound.,Cruis· ing diesel llveaboa rd s lip. $34K or offer • 67~2388 CAL 25, loaded. Top Cond. You'll like this one. $8900. 846-58ll aft 6PM PAC WEST SAILS, 25%·50% OFF on new overstocked sails. Open Sat. for repairs. 7:30-10:30 AM. 642-6441 20' Viking Sloop. New sails, s·lip avail • $1400/best ofter. 675-3682 '77 Westsail 32. Fully eqoipped. Sacrifice $49,500 or trade for O.C. Real .Estate. Pvt pty. 673-4220 Udo 14. All wht w/2 yr old trlr. Good cond. $850. 644-2682 signed for a Pasadena -~15~ ----2 chrs, walnul & blk, WANTED built.Sla~~~Uiht. week classes in Basic the ShOW! t;state in 1!100 Beautiful Yorklc stud 4 pounds marble cor tbl, 2 Medil Bayshores: Top quality Seamanship & Small 19' Salling Dory. Fbrgls colors. Deep Rose back· AKC re1.iist. 00arhng dis~ end tbls. sm Medil nite condition furniture anti· TOP CASH DOLLAR 2 Brass lamps , $100. Boat Hudllng with HARRISON1S Mahogany. Retractable groundw1thOrienlalde-position. Blue/tan . stand.Aft 5pm,645-78S7. ques·glassware·~ater PAID FOR YOUR Surfboard $20 Guitar Coastal Navigation. SEA.11.a.y keel. lnbrd well, nu sign of blues & beiges. 581·77l5eves. . akis-scuba tanks·dinghy· JEWELRY, WATCHES, $40 2 FUbi '1 t Cl ( 0 ""' moto &trl 645-8615 Approx. !J'xlS'. 646-6188 ~ysaey Game$50. Kmg arl·appUances. Sat 9/10 ART OBJECl'S. GOLD, . napoes,ec. asses are ree. ne 2327So.Main,S.A. r r. or642·4336 Beaut. Jnsh Setter male, 81~ bed $35. RecUner S.5.2702CircleDr.N.B. S ILVER SERVICE, 640-8688 class atarta• Monday, 540.6555 Hobie 16 with trailer &. ---------• 6 Ith d g h chair$75.S'8·1395 FINE FURN •-AN Sept 12, Loara High N mo .. w o ouse, MOVING ! Kenmore . • -Marine aquarium. 2e School! l765 w, Cerritos, 3101CoastHwy, .B. box. Xtrapa.rts. needs yard. $125. 4.92·8626 Wsbr/dryr wo dinette W her •. Dry rf TIQUES. MS-2200 gallon, Sell complete, Anahe m, Room 22 from 631·2547 $1000. 552.5134 ApplClllCft 10 I 0 · h as • er, pe · t Wlll & -------•I;;:-:;-:--;;;;:-:-;----••••••••••••••••••••••• AKC Kees bond fem. 6 ~!et~ co'i~~~ ~7:W cond. $245. Misc. items. LUGGAGE TAGS :r w:i:· 49WS~ve 7 lo lOpm •• Head Inatruc· loah. Sllps/ Washers, dryers. Clean mo's. Silver &c blk. All e~ Col tbi & end tbla ,10 213 Ruby, Bal Ia land, from Your businels card. up. · tor. Jim McCall.um. The 13' Boston Whaler w/trtr Docb 907cr l•t.e models. $100. 1 vr ahots. $175._ Reason to.r ....,.; ......,6 873-3984,Sat/Son .,__, one card 'or ••ch 2 Maple twin beds, com other c1au atalU Tues· 20 HP Mere Cust deck' ••••••••••••••••••••••' " I"-f 1 t l ...........,, "'"""' ,, -..... day Sept 13th, Hunt· bJto al • • , .:uar. Free delivery. &ellilg arm Y ca can B b It T I •-tag plua one apare. We ,,.ete,S25each. lngton Beach Hl~h lSg foeltank,ai.o URGENTINeed2S allpin u-.-Ch · ad.just. to sharln° house d i a Y ems, 00 s • .u• ...,.,,. -HP c:i_. SlOOO ,_.. N_........ Be h Pl .......-g. Will al.obey. 833-llll • · 3 pc crv sect onal, $225; Many misc. item a. return permanently ..___, School, 1905 Main t. o.1 --v~.. ....es ..... ,vu ac • ease. a&-2.840. crvd mah two beds Sat/Sun 11}.4. ll!S Sonora eealed attractive tac & ALL LIKE new ap· Huntlngton Deb, Room all.MIJ..5888 c:all6f2.7'71212J.8.668.7313 PRGHT DAMAGED AKC Weat Highland w/stand, 1150 ; 2 grn, Rd,Co&taM4a.556-M66. strap, meeting alrUne pUances,elegant9drwr. 131 from 7·10J>m., Head 17' Bo•ti. trlr, SOHP Lutheran Minister needs KOTPOINT SALE While Terrier pupa llOld base swivel chain. l.D. requirement.a. Pre· dresser, 5 pc. dinette set, Instructor, Bill Lesnick. Johnson, uB. s.m. live-aboard allp In Nwpt w w · :"' M/F Champ back: S25: 3xS wall mirror, S3S Garage Sale, Bed, TV, venl lou "theft! For a drp leaf tbl, twn corner RealatuUon for both 586-1156 Bch. 30• boaL Finders San• amer nr Har r, ground 1162.9563 + misc. 499-4084 Clothing. Mlac. Hsbld personalized tag enck>ae a"""'P· lam-, tbls, paint· clasaes may be done the 1 c 11 11 taAna.979-2821 · · , Good 11. 6 0 2 • B wallpape r fabric or ... --..... enln of the la F 1.8' Inboard Lobste Skiff ee. a co ect CASH PAID Fr.. to Yo.1 1045 iSota. 8 Dantsh Tuk, Marguerite, CdM Satur· "Day Glo" 'papet' " we ~~~ load• or mJsc. ~~erg lnform~ti:· c:i'i w/trlr as some ~e:r. Call (8()5)98S-320l ~ W h /Dryrs/R rn ••••••••••••••••••••••• blue, '175. Formica ca1ooly! will back & trim your BilJLesnlck,55&-4659. 548-3389 WANTED: sUpfor4S'sall or s r e g Whit d c t trcssel table, $25. Small tap, Or try two cards Twn bed w/lrame 1lau boat Prefer Npt Bch worirlngoroot957.S133 , le 1 pa ye a ' sola $25 546-0254 Furn ba b7·eq uip backtobaclt. cocktail tbl, :::'!an •-23' Winner, F/B, flsh, ski Bay boat, So. Cal 18' n-a.·...,., a•u" .ema e, 1 yr old. great • • ~ycle Lota Misc' M .. ... "' .............,, Elec dryr W . King 11 with children. 768-0801 Cyclo Manage Chair, dbl Sept lOth ·only. 23105 PRICES: wo~. n'a 3 apd bUte1. 6' S'7:500. OMC. Xlnt cond. Lapst.rake.Greymarlne. ._....._ c-.A& bed rlrm new 1185 •150 b t. r S2eaor3/~ art!Rclal plant. All xlot Pripty.8'7·2809 $2400. 675-MIM 1.vwn. ....--Tr.:ndle ·bed sns'. Kitten. Lona haired ::a.5704 °~ es 0 r . Sooo'1a,MV,58l·20'3 4/SlapSUOea. cond.$59.817C Sid 9010 ._.... l CaUcoremale, 7weeks. Rein• coppertone, left 6/9tap$t.SOea. llml r1 ''l'"l'Y'-''*""'~ .. ~-••ti-• •••••••••••-•••••••••• PbS46·5392 WATERBED SALE. band door 1255· French 10ormote$1.40ea. One walnut llnWl twin tll)"ftlttleratr • .t•IW-•'•'•'1tw1t1tw. t.'LASSIC Speed bolt, 21' ~Ill.Pl ,G~~':,.~~1'1~ SELIG Modern sofa $179 .95 cmplt w/htr. off wblte ll.lngbd rm set SaleaTulncluded bedw/xlfttmattrffl.$50. ''"<"hiw.•ll4th1111f'll> 01omp71, Ventnor. Completely ~ . ..,.... .... _, • ____._ _._ E ' Save $SO. tLOAT 6 _,. -·-or751.,....4 NOCARl>f Set of ma'• colt clubt ~ '•ft<l 111t....,ltk~tNtltMnhfrwo restored, 11e to •t. ....... took top. t.rub -recovennJ. veil· DR ...... WATERB""n.a -···-·-.._, • -_ .. - - _ ___. W/cart.SZS.541"'21t WrJ l lll)ttlJnt•~. IM•Dlllllllllle ... ttr _ ........... --..... -••"--d"' I lf In' 1--· 844-1033 JljftJft .,,,,_. unaw ,,,_ ...... -~ .,._\.,.~ Tiie llumNt al\tt !ht dcfttthloa .,._.._._.,or.,.. 0 • ..... 'Ah "' e ·Cl ft ...... ZUN BeadJ Bl, at Atlan· Sopl 10 " ll, 9'58 El name, addrela, pboo4t fr Full 111• Bld•·•·btd, ..it-)ow11oW_,,...,.i1aMr\t.caa &&a.t'7IO,MG-'7824 ' = pert!JI; =·~~Kittens to a ~toe ta,H.a . ...-rm. Pueblo, F.V.(FVBS we'll maboaecardper herculon'eoHr ,171, citv lat _..of111tri.,.ri111•· ()nlrmovtor,maauenl ..,... • • homo. Bib <Ttbls bett.SlOO area>HNhJdtum,m.lsc. tac.Add29'.,cb. Trundle bed w/1n.t1 1. Pt1 1 11.,tldia.a.ofdle..,.....(I) dtan.~ rmm' .. -•ll • • C.11847.a33 iy c « RM250, bltClll. ~to~. or IDOMJ °"' tl50. WW rtWlld "out .... lllO SPENDER NBED8 . bat ort•r· C.Jl a6'7... ._ u.reu 6 bo& JWiDo I I I • I boat. Cl CM9y enr.l R.DJUGS· workbai/not ftlEl:<Wl\lte female cai. evt/wknda. 1 Family Oaurer. PILOTPllMl'lt• :-n or toll .,:lb for i. ......,J....-J(J) t:.t; .. :r ...... ~ H•llcrall, V·drtu. pbone prtu q\aote V117 •ent1~ .. ~ Be4rooftl (W'lilture •lie· :::'1~'• (~k:b.!?'~t.~ P.O.loxJMO -.SO.Ph:sci.sm I \I I· I • I I I I ..,,..;,_,. !:~~~mn~~{f·o:''b'::L~ ~47aQJtlrM _ .. ceasqrlea. xlnt cond, bes. •lidlna 11111 win· ec.tall .. ,C..~ llooYw' v &. ,...,.,.,....,.,'*1(1) ,...._, 711&439 for Sale: Admlul l.ov•ble 1 wk old 1 m.a1e '20-Sl.21.~7711 dowt I ls 10'. Sid *full>' .....CAUCTIOM dewt~Cht acuum I I I I M I I I I ) •-------- retrt1er•tor, JlJm cood., blk/wht~~ l'rch prov. din Nl. drp mtft&, IJll)et Is bqoti, KANYITSIQOPnNE ~ -~ 4.. 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'G2 73 B.av11n11 4 spd, A<:. •un 1974 FIAT 'fj() Ghlu Unrc>:.t<>r~. nict-'76 MIZ 450Sll <;t.~ 1uod '"'I "fl '6l ....... y 51 "" ?;Ill ">'1 ante 11 mp..:, new l•nl(, '<Int cond, roof. AM, PM ratlto, t d S950 t; II Sunroof, stereo cassettr l"•llWl!MI» ~C't7807 1·~i·rythin1& •ooJ l'Ond s:rt.000b!ltorr&75~ Wh1t<"/blue int Mini lllWAGOM onl(in• con 11 cru111ccontrol,lcuther11r SI 4,llt 14 ~11' !Jl'J. window•. Ult rond. Ort.: ownr 5'10 32.k 4 II peed with very low 494 ~ tN'\or & low m1ll!s h ko· J>'oin t; f ~lopt'd tllO nu Xlnt Conc11t10" U»!t tru l '•ll tl45 321111, "73CupnV11. xlnt rond wkdy58.5; pp FORTHlllST mllc1. Supor clean' Maida 9731 tirond NEW' (~RCQ t MOTOa CAaS 1141l 7Wtl 12100 '74 Audi 100LS. ----FlllTPltlCl!S (123KLC>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I e I : .. 1 ti7Jel I D'IUG•MCI 111.idl·d. S3300 Ml IS37 '72 IMW 2002 c-JI-._. __ -.am PRICED TO SILL On spec1a . uy or ea:.c It. t'orll l'urupcr \ 11n. Cul ,... ... "__, ~' ~ " 1~1u1pped. 10 nu, $(illt1~ Alf• ROfMO 9705 mue. <Ser .t789>. TODAY! . llll YAT!S \tOP~D rt-u"~Ol IOJ, mi Gd rond 147 ~1 7 4 ~ Drf•u 9510 ">'1fl t07S ••••••••••••••••••••••• SJ499 88800VESTREET VW..PORSCHi ••••••••••••••••••••••• ''m<.'h~vy Van 20.1on1 whl *ALFA IOMEO * MOTOR CARS Near MacArthur San Juao Capl:itratno MISSION VIEJO IMP0fr5 ••• I •• \ I ...... i• •u• M.1 • • • ,,._.,. •• BJ I I 1.Jll 4\15 · 110 4 a..a .. Jn1a l\l 1>1><•1t •'<relle111 1974 l'OlD b1111l', 11tock 1nl, uuto ORANGF.COUNTY'S D'ElEGAMCE &Jamboree Roads 837·4800 49)-4511 t'\JOd1t1on I \1•1H nh1 llOHCO 4X4 trun•. :i.&41 eni;. VIJ, 11,000 IH Dl!:ALl-:K' 547·9250 833-llOO '77BMW5301 4dr.4spd. (14991> $13,819 MOTORCARS D'EL!GAMCE 547 9250 C.HS l>H !Olli rn1, (1nune1n& 11v1ttl. 81-' dlliCllUlllll on ull -l\ut11mot1r .• i1r \'tHHI ~•tr~7llll modelllnowm11tock IEATTHEPRICE IMCRIASE!!I 75 FIAT SPIDER Mew·UMd OV!R 100 "41.ll\I btlt.r' tfourt br.and n•w Grf' t off .. trt111 bike fur h ... na.io•r. $UICI u Ml l70I r11diu ac 'tirumc. m ••• : llACH IMPORTS !{!~Clll7~l··rl• 1111 lKl\l.1 71 l''uro V1111 1'; :rioo. V8, M8 DOVE STREET • i\1'1' I' S, arr, c•pt'd, (N M A h DI d -....LY $4 .. 95 ear ac rt ur v . "" .., punl.'l\>11. JO 1111 1iux i:as & Jambortie Road) MARQUIS TOY OT A lunk c;o rond 7~1 4702 N EWPOttT BEACll 56NEWCARS COMVERTllLE Only 18,500 miles 5 speed, wire wheels. AM/FM stereo & super sharp! (122NJN). Priced l II th' k d MEW '78 MODELS HAVE ARRIVED! MAZDA'sNEW Gntat Llttte Car TREMENDOUS ·'\::es' tll O ..........•...........• M1SSIUNVU-;JO • 7:1 Chevy,,, lon, VIJ I'S. 752-0900 lll-2tl0 495-1210 1• u . n \: w µ ..i 1 n t WAMTEDTO IUY t1re-s shock!!, custom int, Audi 9707 (.luaUty used BMW:. ATTHEOLDPRfCES All modl!ls now ov111lu ble Cull or see ua before you buy•'' MISSION VIEJO IMPOArs . . .. ' ....... . INVENTORY MERCEDES OM DISPLAY House of Imports AUTHORlZtD MERCEDES DEAL~lt tlll62 M aoct\ester. . ... . . ~ ... -. Su1uk1 ~l l..uw 0\1, l<>P ,'Ond Ideal lu 1 .. rry on \lotor llomto or tr111tll·r ~ 6313474 AMC.JIB' 831 1148 49!> 1104 11m roor. st4lreo + m1my ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROY CARVER BMW MIRACLE MAZDA 1ttra11. Must 1ee lo aµ '7: .. ~.'IC.,auto, air. gd con~. 154<1Jamboree Hoad •71 Fiat 124 Spyder. clean 2150Harbor Ulvd . CM COSTA MESA DATSUN Ruena Park · 52).7250 #I inCalf. wr-: OUTSELL t\I t JEEP OEALl-:R~ INTUE~IATE HUGI lMVENTORY All Models N4!W & u~l!d Leasing Avtulable CoataM•sa AMCJMp prtic US00 893 29o8 or """""· arm. Must i.ell thl!> NEWPORT BEACH "-4it5700 i.:•• ~to week.67599tlti 284SHAR80R BLVD & reliable. lat S2500 v ~ On the Santa Ana I"w} '73 250 lloOd1& l'h 1-:,tr.1'' $400 '>i9 lm Ml'Vt' ttl73 Honda 350 Four, xlnt "ond , low mah:•. s.s50 firm ~SJse 71 Yamaha 175 Enduro. mw;t 1ell1 Xlnt ruo'g cond. S325/bst orr 640-0109 aft. S 1977 Ducatl SOOC<: twin, nr new. Reasonable. 644·618/i ·72 Honda SL-70. (;ood eond. Extras . Best olfcr 640-5448 2524 HARBOR BLVl> Costa Mesi. S49·8023 JEEPS u77u CJ -S's, CJ -7'~,, 76 Honda 00 ST cle lo '75 Toyota Landcruaser • uri, Sta Wgn. lmmac cond mJ, best oHer. Call Ken $Sl00. Call 963·6027 or ~·3364 751-3191 Ask for Carl. '77 DODGE Cw.tom Yanai C:arpt!l, 1Vi.. ace boxes, Stereo:>, Mc. W11l i.ell for $200 over lllVOICC 1 WEWILLIUY YOUR DATSUN PAID FOR OR NOT TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP CARS BARWICK DA TSUH 72 SUZUKI 90, mint cond. , only 3,000 ma, make ofr. 74 loternat1onal Scout 644-l667 w/travel top. Only 18.500 males. Cberry, $3350 ~ '°'·•'• 111.111 c ·•Pl' tr ,1fl11 831-1375 493-3375 · 7 6 Honda M R 1 7 5, !trm. 751-2275 weekdays. ~rrect' Lessthan lOOml.. 6 7 JEEP s u Per ~650. 0. B.O. Larry Wagoneer. PS/PB, auto. 768-4087 mags, 60,000 ong mi. 74 Honda CR125. Heads, pipe, carb $325. 962-6196 Sl750. Ph 496-6262 an 5 pm. WE BUY CLEAN CARS &TRUCKS CONN Ell I<' o r c e d t o s c I I motorcycles. No one to ride them. 1975 Honda CR125 -bwlt to com· pete, $400. 1973 Bultaco 200-Pursang, Excccp- llo n a I $350. 1972 Kawasaki 175, new COPELAND zfil11~~~~~-JEEP-cirv COSTA MESA •ORANGE COUNTY'S 1-----S4_6_·_l _lO_O __ LARGEST DISCOUNT WE PAY TOP DOLLAR JEEP DEALER FOR FORTOPUSEDCARS OVEllJOYEARS. FOREIGN, DOMF.STIC e ngine $300 or bsl •Let us prove to you in o_r_rs_/_tr_a_d_c._6_3_1·_27_82 ___ , writing that we Beat all '70 HON DA CL 175 $350. & Jeep competition. YAMAHA A1'U2S $225. Both xlnl. cond. 548-7952 •CJ-S's, CJ Ts, Pkkuµ!;, -----•Cherokee's, Wagoncer::.. New 1977 Yamaha 500 En· duro. Ex. condition. 1200 m1, still under foctory warr anty, custom ex haust. air operal(.'<l front shocks. Allio stock ex· haust. $1450. 631·3109, or take over payments •BUY OR LEASE• •LO DOWN-LO PRIC~ LO PAYMENTS 2001E.1st St. Santa Alta 558-8000 or CLASSICS IC your car as extra clean see us first. IAUERIUICK 2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 979·2500 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN ~ Motor HotMs, Sal•/ • Rftlf/Storag. • 160 yota Wind Cruiser '74. Aux tank, roof rack , hubs, Lo males, Xlnt 186»'• Sf llO t Bl VO rlUNTINGTON BEACH 6477/RI !>-100-142 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Motor Home Rftlfol 181/J' to 32' Fully self contained Reserve now for summerfunwknds. REGENCY MOTOR HOME RENTALS !125 N. Harbor Blvd, S.A. ••531-2503•• MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT From $150. wk. 770-0644 '74 22' Field & Stream. Xlnt cond. Lo mi. 962-8924 cond. 498.2074 IMPORT CARS 1976 CJ 7, auto. new tires. ALL MODELS SSOOO. 2104 Continental, 1---------- CM. 642-9525 WE Trucks 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976FORD St.Ide Pickup Custom paml & mterior 4 speed, olr cond. & low miles. (1012139). Priced toaell Cast! llLLYATES VW.PORSCHE HEED CLEAN USED CARS MOW CALL PAPPY 540-5630 Ion ~so~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY San Juan Capistrano 2626 HARIOR ILVD. 27' Streamline, 4400 ml, on 137·4800 493-4511 COSTA MESA new eng, 4 new batteries. ----------1--------- vac. booster brka, P /S, s 1976 CHEVY WE IUY :~ good tires, 2 air cond's, S Cmnlno Cla11ic USED CARS! forcedairheut,gas-elec. Black w /silver, air We're tbencwCbevrolel ref rig, 4 burner gas stove cond., stereo cassette, dealerslup In the Irvine •• w /oven, monomalic customshell&alllheex· Auto Center. We need • toilet, sbower, hot water tras. (ID4l660). your used car! heater, holding tank, ScH Pric.d-$4890 JOE -! 1500 W gen., sips 8. Lots } of closet & cupboard MIRACLI! MAZDA MAC PHERSON • space. Comp. self-coot. 2150Harbor Blvd., C.M · CHEVROLET ~ $7,950. 1006 Somerset Ln .• ___ 6_4_5_·_5_7_o_o __ -1 ~ N.8. 548-5787 .-21 Auto Center Drive ( ---------152 Half-T PU V-6, 8 rt bed. IRVINE • ---------i A/T. 4·speed, p/strg. 768-7222 >! 21' Trani Queen air·c, b/sts. 1695. 536-6646 1--------- ;... For Sale. 1971. Low WE'U.IUY l mileage. Full equip· '73LWTruck,mags.xlnl YOW'foJ'\llgn orcompact •• meot. Generator, roor Int, 1reat buy at $195-0. car, paid for or not! Call ~ air, stereo, etc. Private 549-0375orS75·1M14 Sales Mgr!> ~ Party. 838·7756. '76 DATSUN Pkup. Cslm. llLL YATES ~ Mustaeeks.0001 VW·PORSCHE ; .,...,....., TraYtl 9170 C EVY p U V San Juan Capistrano ••••••••••••••••••• •••• '73 H ~ · · 350 8 837-4800 493.4511 • ..,. KIT 20, tr t k eng. Cstm. 20 mdl . .Make._ _______ _ • -, 11e ·Con , as · ofr. 963-1988 aft SPM or • 9701 .J Inc $2200. or bst ofr. wknds ~ ~2219 ---·------- lntematlonal '70, 2 Ton, llM-ftll ... ,_._ IUIUlu 91· 80 Dual rear whls. 4 Spd. ~ ........ ,, V-8, h vy dly. $1500. : ••••••••••••••••••••••• 152-1431. WEST GERMAN l tx7 Boie, uctit.s. licensed, IMPORTS motAlrc:Jclea or general '7S El Camino SS-400. ,. parposel200. 982·8198. PS/PB, air, b/d auto 62PoncheCabriolel ---------• trans. mags, radials. , 559-8083 (S82MET) ..... Super901 i Mio Senlce, Pcris .. & Acc.eslOf'lea 9400 Chev Luv '75 Mikado. Lo 82 Mere Benz 220SE ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• mi. S2890/bstofr. Conve.rtlble ...... (15592) ! '9'·'17 Used Mustang 548·2llS '12MeTC Ben.a3SOSL • Part.. IMIO No. Parker, '70 Ford ~Ton PU. Clean, "---( .... ,,,.) •99.,, t Oran1e. Call 9117-2000 runs xlnt. New tires. """ve. •· vuov.o ... ''" • "eber carbureton 48 IDA brakes. $2100. 768-4052 72 Poncho 9UT Coupe : on MclCay manJfold for '119 FORD P .U. w/trlr <Ser212il).Js •. • ..... f1599 tmaU b&oc:k Chevy, lhl"Ot· hJtch & shell. 68K ml. Uo Unb1e " fuel llne11 x 1 n t. c 0 0 d. S21S 0 . 73 J •I XJ Sedan (Set ~J)lete •ready to rUJl. 8Q.l4l9 3371> '8SOoroltu. --..--------tv-9570 74JaJXKEVU WA?iJTED: Hardtop tor •n•••••••••••••••••••• Roadlt.er Bcooco, Call 546-7790 and REAQY FOR (999~) ..•....• 111.SSO uld orJerry. CAMPER/CUSTOM, '13 i Ford Van. Xlnt cond. > .._WS. Cutt tnl. Make ofr. 74 Mere Bens '50 SLC Coupe <Ser 2129) .••••••• SJ.5,950 • •••••••••• .. • •••• ••• •• M-4390 aft 5 or 640-8005 AUDI FOX CPE 640-6444 540.641 O 540._92 I l _ take5. ~-6371or 54.5-8586 1974 MAZDA '76 Showroom· frei.h ! Capri 971 S '73 • 610 Sta Wgn, A c. '75 Fiat. Uke new RX4 COUPE 1974 MIZ450SE Automatic, AM /f"\1 stereo, cruise control. vwr w1ntlows & lo~ miles. (643LRt:>. Very Lo rni, adto traru., ••••••••••••••••••••••• roof rack, AM I F M. S2900 4 speed, rad to & stc..-1 AI C, Stereo. Roof rack. Capn '73, V·6, Xlnt Cond cleun, lo m1, below book 830-2770 __.._ be It e d rad 1 al~ w1u take trade and rm. Nu paint. radial~. ~~.673·3472 _ •75 Fiat l28. Yellow Wgn. <007NPC>. Special this baJ. OAC. {059HOI l AM/FM tape. 4 Spd. 1 '76 710 Statton Wagon, 38M mi, better than new. wee~e~dDDUI •cK OHLYSll 495 ~.!-!! ... ·~~rts ' •• •••• • l\t Owner. S2l50. 673-3119 _ auto. uar, AM/FM radio $1995. 968-1062 "~ ~ '76Capnll,6cylAM/FM, lomi.4930397__ _ ~-----9-7-2-7 VALLEY IMPORTS stereo. Imm11c 4 s pd, ·uoz 1971 t d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 831-2040 495.4949 many !calures $3600 '''' · · mtn con . (714) 675·4947 aft 7pm. 50,000 mi. air, sltek. lrmtd Hew '77 Mon-Fri heuder exhaust. Best orr HOMDA C -------over S3.800. 41r1·1698 arS • M ISSIO N VIEJO IMPORTS .... ... '"' ..... .. ,, ., ......... . ElJ11748 495 1704 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 AUTO Trans, air, ~f7 l600 ROADSTER I l MANY BMW AM/1''M tape new brks ' · x n T Choo 1 9712 must sell. $27So 675 002 ' cond o ff From. --· 548'7952 UNIVERSITY 1971 280SL. lm rnac thruout On~anul l ob boco ext w/bamboo int. Complete malnt. rcrortls on all money invested $13,950 or ofr .. Coll Wa r· rcn for complete details. 642-7890 an 5 & wkndl4 MERCEDES LIMOUSINES 2600's·1·600pullman low mileage 1967 <Ser. 0392> ALSO BLACK STRETCH A VAil.A UL I·: ••••••••••••••••••••••• SADDLEBACK I BMW COMEIM&SH THE630CSi HOW OM DISPLAY OUR COMPLETE IODYSHOP IS MOW OPEN BMW RESALES 1969 2002 AutomatJc, air cond .. & AM/l<'M radio A one owner car . IZRV44!1l 1972 2002 Automutic with 111r cond. One owner car . (121.FTQ). 1973 2002 4 :.peed , sunroof & llccker AM /Fl\1 077HEV>. 1974 2002 4 speed, AM FM & onl.v 23.000 or1g1nal mile:.. Supcrsharp' (030KYT> 1974 2002tli 4 speed, air l'ond . •nm· roo( & stereo ca!>Setlc, lOOht•cls. ISOOMCF 1 1973 J.OCSA Automatic. sunroof. air cond., l ow mllc!i. (JSlJPS>. We also have onc4 speed m this model. 1974 3.0Sia Full power. sunroof, air l'Ond., & leather int. (388KLFl. 1974 3.0CSA Polaris silver, sunroor, cruise control & all op. lions (488LNT). 1976 2002 4 speed, air cond. & stereo cassette. Im· maculate! (788RJL). SADDLUACK 'VAUEY IMPORTS 131-2040 495.4949 BMW3201, 1977, auto, air. sunroof, AM /FM tape coss, blue, 16.000 ml, $9900 67~15 1976 IMW 2002 Black w /tan interior. Automallc, alloy wheels & 8 track stefeo. ro ex· cellenl co ndl tton ! COOPQO). $8195 ROY CARVER IMW 1S40 Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 640.6444 CREVIER &I Sf a HOADWAY U.NfA ANA 835·3171 THI UlTIMATI OllMHO MACHtNI •USED IMW't* '732002upSR 727HNlt '74 Bavaria auto780MVG '74 3.0Cpe SIR 746LWB '7620024-pd S/R401PDP '7& 3.0sl 4 IP S/ R 572PQM CloMd 0.. s.dcrys OIAHGt COUNTY'S OLDIST & S.lea.S.rvlct-Lu1ln1 RovC.....-,lac. Rolla ftoyce BMW 1MO )amboree N"POrt Beach ~4 74 CAPRI '72 Dahun $650 Oldsmobile Super Sharp. ECON OM y Needs brakes 646-9779 u--...t-C-• GMC SPECIAL. (80646) nunuu -• $2499 '71'h 260Z Lo mt. $4000. Trucks 1972 MBZ2SO MOTORCARS D'ELEGAMCE 626 W.17thSAS47-925o SANT A AMA r-'or Info call 2850 Harbor Blvd. LINC·MERC 810·4117eve::i ~ _ Costa Mesa 540·9640 4 DOOR SEDAN. Low miles, AM /FM r11dio, air cond. & luxury eqwppcd. '75 Ml% 450SL 1301 N. Tustin, S47-0Sll ------Citroen ~ 9716 ....•••..•.......•••... '76 Datsun 2HOZ· Air cond., '7 4 HONDA Civic:, AM /f'M t.terco w/tapc, $1890. 751·3539 leather t:Onsolc, wire -------- wheels. ~ki rack & ma1t Jaguar 9730 caps. Extra ~now tares & ••••••••••••••••••••••• wheels included lm-XJ12, 1973. Silver. Mech. . MISSIO N Vlf JO IMPOllJ S .... 'I I ..... . Wt th metallic paint. stereo & 1s luxun eqwpped. In showroom condition. (4.47MXN 1 Pn ced to sell or lease. , ......... -, ..... . Cltroett Mas.,.otl Brown (337MJC>. $8489 MOTORCARS D'ELEGAMCE . 547.9250 831 1148 49S I 104 Ml~SION VIEJO IMPOArS maeulate Pra. party. mint. $7200. . . . . . ·-. . ..._ ' .... ~ .. Call 759-0944 days ; 494-8917aft6 450 SL Silver Mercedes, 1973. 32,000 ma. l owner . Ill I 1148 .:19S· I 104 673·0S44 ·nates & -----~ weekends ----. '74 260Z 675-3152 Classified Ads ---- Autos, M•w 9100 Autos, H•w 642·567K 910C Datsun 9720 4·i.pd, magi:., Ltke new. '68 Joquar XKE Blue, (621EMA >. 2+2. $3819 MOTORCARS D'll.EGA.HCE 547.9250 . ............................................ . •••••••••••••••••• ... ••• IS81JRTl Ask us about *DRIVE A* our MAGICPLAN * LITILE .•• * SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPAR1': BARWICK DATSUN s.111.l11.111 I '.1p1,.,trant1 831-1 375 493.3375 ~ ~ 21l/"~Hl4714/ftO-UU Rot, 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'SSJa,uar XKl40MC $7489 MOTORCARS D'll.EGAMCE 547-9250 1976 Datsun R2 10 Hatc hback. K track player. AM/FM radio, CB radio. lo mileage S2800 545 2655 Excellent conch lion. 1975 FIAT SPIDER CONVERTIBLE Equipped with stereo tape, uir cond. & two JAGUAR XJ6L '76 Showroom fresh, Lo miles. Not our line or car and MUST Sell TODAY! Long term fin avail. (JOOPQQ> HOIDAS ·70 510 IGOOC'c, Jlll>l reblt Auto trans. gd tires & brks. needs pnt S!IOO 842-2829 or 960·3200 t ops Lnw miles (004SPQ> MOW OML Y $4995 MI SSIO N Vlf JO IMPO IH S ·---·· '.. \ f• , ......... . ,.,,' ,,,, ____ ............. . HOuse of Imports •••• .,.., .. ,, "'''t• •vtw• •••• I ~' •• ,. • ••• I • '' 831·17411 49.S·l704 DATSUM 240Z JeftHfl ' 7 3 A d \ c• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. · s P L .. 1 / • • '74 Fiat 121 Spyder. Orange Black will lake Ulaupunkl A M i FM '74 JettSen trade and hn hal OAC cai.selle. Tonneau, nr lnterc•or (-199JDM l new radio ls. Must sell 184RDJ. 497 2809 $I 0,419 '611 850 Spyder. Lo m1 . MOTOR CARS Xtra clean. run:o1 perfect. D'E&.EGAHCE $12SOt bst ofr. 548 3850 547.9250 House Of Imports ••• • ......... t\UI I UIM• ,,,,,. ,,, ,,,..... .,, ''''''" -~.Hew 9800 Autoa, H•w 9800 Autos, H•w HUGE STOCK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Dot1un 210l 2 t 2 lo,.,.. ... \ 0 1it•O Oft ,..09• 1•.)()NIM1 $7,399 '73 Dot1un 610 2 door _~_11 __ $2,~9_!_ '69 Toyota Corolle $1,099 ---,,-----' 13 Toyota Celiua 'f.,tlow • •P•ld o/ t 110180 '72 Toyota Celica ~·,~~;~,,.,...i o/• $ 2, 299 '70 o.taun 510 s....._w.,... 4 ,., ..... 1m"u" s 1 299 '7 4 o.tsun 610 4 door $1,899 '73 T0Jot1 Cellca Whit• llod ••"r' root • t!IMd o/ ~t•fOI l~I '76 ,., ... c.ou. fdf<H "fpllfoo' .,.i, 14 oaD FREE $185 VALUE ••••• e• FAEB e • Lii VegH Tr1p • • •• • ToeveryOMwttobuyH. •• DATSUN e new car at Dot Dataun e 200SX • • ::O'<a.~:.~· .. =: e • std• Moutdln9• e e a dertll flltld• • • AM/PM Stereo, Clock, • • B•MO .,.. c~110"' •!>d • Tech---.... PfO"'ltOnl H 1pecll-.d Ill • • ..,,,..._., •. l••P ::~:~~.11::119d • • $464:j,o· .• 11C9'1Mddfloftf • •• • •• _ ,.... • • • • s..MI t1095H • •• . •• 280Z's •. •••••• • Kfng C.ba & • • Llr Huatl•t'• • We finance. • •,Peed f91.tN¥MI e . In ltock e '2 ,699 e M1nr wtlh Air e *"Y ioeftom1C81 ~ •' Com• a : FREE 5 minute credit check. RMdy To Oo •nd ..... Of ra. •• Get '•m • Call 540-0442. (Ask for Sandy G1n1 ti tit -•••••••••• .. •••••••• 19'72 Ford Bubble Top, In 'G Ven, clean '800. auto, air: eteroo I trk, 14 Pantera Custom•--------- Coupe (1~) Over eoo 1-------~ :w~~Modele •••••• Of' Linda.) ·-J .. ~,. bo , T ._ self C'Ont d PP. $U50. •• et.._,, ••· a... e44·10!1Ut521-15'70C710 KP! .. eyer pymnta. Ml~l .. 11 Mere Benz 450 SL '99 CHEVY Van. fully Coupe U.s.59al Low, low ~. Make otfer mllett • w lnde for •m. J)kup. -- r J • I. h t< s. so Pt WI i the , ' . . b• :: at by • ' .......... ~ A..to1, '"''~ Autot, IM,ori9d Awto 1, l~pori9d Auto1, IMport.d Autos, l'"pori9d Friday September 9. 1977 DAIL V PILOT 8 I I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • :......;.=_.;;.;;;,i;.;,;;;.;.;.;.;~..:.:...._;;_ __________ --'-__ ;;;...;;;;..;;.._ MefocH11tt a.1t1 '140 Mwcect.. .. ft'I '740 MG I 9744 P~t '748 Ponche 9 750 Rolls Royce 9756 Autos, Imported Autos, 1Mpori9d Aaltoa, lmporied ·•···••••·······••··•·· ····•····•·••·••··••··· •······················ ..........••..•..............................•.....•..••••.....•..... ···••·••··••··•··•····• ..........................•................... lm111.i1·u1et1• .1 \It,, ··•It 1975 Ml'l 4 50SI 11 '°\H.tt lu1111t·t1 . uvi•r • PIUGI OT • ·1.1 t'Jnt•11.1, Pt·ru red #l DEALER IN U.S.A. oyota 9765 Toyota 9765 Toyota 9765 ~1. 4 ch ,'" 11111ti-, 71i ti"'' 1111"1 1111 '' •uo 1111: 1l1H11unh 1111 ,,II 7&.11° v.hl'l'ls. 111r l'tmd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,..,..,. I \1 hipupiwti 111 th• 1111' l'I' ~\II ·u1 model Int k l ll I' W & fR ROY tEFO•EYOU 77 Toyota Corolla. NEL"DS"ASTSAL"". i. ,.;:.., .ill) • rlitlh "' II 11d1t w11 nf II Mt-rt• •It'' . o;,,, . ~now "Ill' , tr lnll'r Jl'· R CARVER " c.. r r. v.i,;mt. lndullrnr. 11111". 1111111 ,.1 IEACH IMPORTS t·l·s" Stti.000. 5~ 62 15 SELL YOUR AM / FM stereo. under '76 Corona, out,,tand111i: .i.t u1·1o ''"'' "'"''-'""'''• '76 MGI Mld~t IUH l>OVfo;!-ivrni-;1-;T T ROLLS·ROYCE 10,000 m1 , $3200/bst ofr cood, fully loudcd, lo m1 . l t 72 Mll.2SO •wt11lll• 11111111 tit 1-;,.11•1!1•11\!1111111'1111 .. 1111 l"fourMucAtthurHhd ·73 url>o!l s &ll'"·:,ee to IWOJ•mboue TOYOTA, 6'.28944 ----645·7573 dnyl>, 64521!111 •11l l'I' lu•11r' 't.!'l>M1 Uu)u1h.i.1• ..tl l'lll>\''•~lH JI t1t .J.1mbon·cR0111l 1 b~p1~:~~l~j9:1M,500 ~".::18ut11 Sl>eWJloratopdollar 911-eve ·~1uipp.'il v.nh low mile Thi~ C'IAr urnur l'l/fo;WPOllT 10-:1\Cll eiit1matc! A b tn f'lln lh·nt u1l11 752 0900 li5 (" lled1 l>l:1t·k Com pl CLOSED SUNDAYS MARQUIS TOYOTA 'P lmn ''"!t<i\\C: I (ioo• • vrt~. no ru:.l. tmmut· c_.._. -c .-.... -.... o .... ·s MISSION VIEJO I I Triumph 9767 -..·l\·l"tmn of 1>1twr M f\i' 70 till Ntb work, hml y 1n co nd, fl 1• w b r u k 11:., "'" A"" " 831-2880 495-1210 ;.m•m .. llilillliill~ M IHll>N VII JO I Ml'l).f\ In lock ~d ~hapt• $3000or h.,lolr dutch. llrt'l> AM/ l'~M HORSELESS ••••••••••••••••••••••• TR7. '76. :.harp red. 7000 m1 , air. $4950. Dy:.. 546-4300, eves: 833·2575. ' . . u7;, l!l27 l>J\•· :.tee co ~6250 ur otr ST AILES 1974 TOYOTA b'75 0009 -Brokers of fine conlcm CEUCA GT M l\\ION .. If JO i.~•PO•I\ Ill 11•1 ·I •) 110• . . IJI "41 4•) 110• :0-... J.l. lfth• Ill m" \lo II h .1 U.uh l'tlot l 'l.t~~1rrt·•I \1l ~ 5t1;~ HOUSE OF IMPORTS sn .. r /Gl'ffft .. auty '7;1 ~1hZ 1:it1 SI' fl•· t u'•·\.l tur 111 i1 1 • lAI Ml . 1·1· h ll 1.11•1 '74 MIZ 450SEL L .. J tlwr 111tt·r1111 pwr. v. 11M.lov.' 1 ruii.t 1uni1 ol. \unrnor & ml'l.;llu pJint. iii In i:rl'Jt c:ond1llon' 09!IWY1 MISSION VllJO IMPO IUS • • I ~ o _. ••• I ""' • ••-••• 8 Jl ·l141l 49~-1104 MG 9742 BUY OR LEASE • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • NOW AVAILABLE 67 :O.H; .\illli.:l•t ltl'hu11l '70 MCH CiT t t II fl • 1 ~ I 't4 t' '71 MGI 60 f'NJS. FINANCING t·n1:1n'-', i.:ood hocly & 48 f.1(1!,. LEASING =l •179 1;12.1 .. • .. • .. , ,... , The t>est one-st op Mercedes·Benz dealer MGB 9744 Pmwtffa 9747 has a lot to offer • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EXEQJTIVE CAR SALE HOT MANY LEFT! 74 PANTERA 77 450 SEL (Ser 61507) 1977 MGI 30.oou mile1>. rulh f.11· HOuse of Imports ll •I ..... c f'tf\t•• 1 Ut•4 P411 I' f ti 1\11 '•t \4 I ti\• PorscM 9750 ......................• SEE US FIRST! 1[ ~ou urc c·on!>1tkr1ni.: liU\ mi.: vr lcustn l( your nl•xl l'ori.che BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE San Juan Cap1!>lrum1 837-4800 493-451 I 77 280 SE (Ser 75860) Top 1" in t·xccllent rnnd1 l11ry <'llWPl. b cr llo7:.'!:Hl l 77280E(Ser 189491 lion rally whecb & Oneorthela:.llOOrna<.lc '77 91 tS,aircontl."unroot. EJ(ample 280E • ,ll'rt•o (527RZO I S 14.489 loaded w xtra' IA1w m1 mBi·.l,~r.,~8~~ ,., ~p Sole Prlc•d-$4670 MOTOR CARS lmmar Slti,500. 5111 1750 !i;~~ J~ ':i~ ~";C:," = 'o:::; '.JIM501Rll.Aar:~,r BMl\~dz. DC.~1 D'ELEGAMCE '23S•1 18 To1 obloo Po .. 0ov -"' lij!j) W 17th SA S-17 9250 ·73 !114, M~Pllt brn. •tr 5 :.pd, maj!'>, radtJll>, J\ .\1 FM :.tcn·o. S('OOP & sae? 10 Penoltyb.-ca,,.. 645-5700 CALL FOR QUOTE 213/9'21-8588 71 4/523-7250 l!l75 MC;B, or1.: owner 20,000 ma, :\Int 1·1md . lui.: ll'-'i:!l' rack s:noo ·l!J5 11:n d1•tdtl pkg Xlnl t:ond * Pantera's * :s5!IOO hsl or r 7611 7971 7:! Panl~ra '!>12,JH!J l'' ci. Yl:llow tSl·r 1231) ·72 911. Xlnl t•ond New porJf) tire·"· new clutt·h. •ll>,000 ROLLS ROYCI-: mt \:.kini: ~200 BENTLJo.:Y 673·6230 automob1lei. :m IE Coai.l llwy :-.wsr st:LL 10 1111t: 11141675·0930 SPorlomaltc: Nu ttrc1>, Blut• pnt, Koni1>. air. Xlnl Saab 9760 s s peed, air cond. & A M1 F"M . Shar p ! (973LKT> Sal~ Priced-$3480 MIRACLE MAZDA 21SOllarborBlvd .C.M. 645-5700 cond $6800 499 2712 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• * SAAi * 1977 TOY OT A '68 Porsche ORANGE COUNTY 'S COROLLA SR5 Grl•cn ('719ASEJ !l l SAAB DEALER' S PORTCOUPE. Air $7489 Our clearance i.alc 18 cond . AM /FM radio MOTORCARS nowgoini:on!llurry' with the 5 s p ct•d . D'ELEGAHCE BEACH IMPORTS <Sl5SPLJ. 547·9250 84800VESTREET OHLYS4395 ---tNcar ~1at"Arthur Bh d MAR9UIS TOYOTA '73 Pori.c h c 9 1JT. &.J amborecRoadJ MISSIONVIEJO Whtlc blk intr AM FM NEWPORTBEACll 831-2880495-1210 i.lt'r<'O & 8 lral·k Arr, Al 752•0900 - _ - - loy whls. SOM mt. Sll,000. '72 Corona. gold, while l'\1ply644 SS34 _Toyota 9765 walls. 4 Spd ~d cond '74 PORSCHE 914 ~··:·••···~··•••••••••• _!1500· 840·2323_ F 11 d , 74 Corolla Sta Wgn • .i spd, Bil ·~tt· ~nl <·on it1on . radtJI:., xlnl lOnd, tl%.116988l You can l ar-840·167'1 work ~57-2395 eb rord nollo call u&' t•\ e1> PORSCHE 914 2.0 .'71 COROLLA $900 644 ·2760 1970 1'oyot1t. Very Mood condtl1on $800 2950 Ceylon Dr. CM • 7 ti Su per S h a r p ! '71 Toyota Corona Sttck Wh tle1black Not our line s hifl. Pcrrect o rder . or rar and ~1 usl Sell $1495 TOOAY I (SJS HZVJ 74TOYOTA ~ V•t1'/I tool -"'*'> lolao ........ _ _..""" •12-n fo:MPl'Ol $3495 Factory Authorized Dealer 7:1 P.inll'ra . SIJ,711!1 '70 !Jl<I, 5 spd AM FM '74 MGB While· <~r S!J7t;1 <,h•rco, 63,000 m1le'I Red ·71 Toyola pickup with C/rcy (006M XX.> All pm·cd bl'low murkl'l '' blk mt SJ21l0 644 9686 i.hell $1200. Call Bill MAXEY TOYOTA MERCEDES BEMZ $3889 Tt•"l Onw Today 1 afl llpm !162·7583 MOTOR CARS MOTOR CA.RS ·10 . 914 o. sil ver hlk . at ---------'7L Corona, auto . good D'ELEGAHCE D'ELEGAHCE loys 39,000 m1, t>754599, ------t·ond Orq~inal owner. 54792.'iO 626 W 17thSA547!!2SO 645139.'i Renault 9755 $140049942294944404 Autos, H•w 9800 Autoa, Hew 9800 Auto10New 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 •••••••~;:~~~;~••••••• ·17COROLLA 2 dr. coupe, •• ••• •• •• •• • •• •••• •• •• • ••• ••• • •• • ••••••••• •••• ••• •• •• • • • • •••••••• • • •• •• •• •• • • • • • •••• • ••••••• • .. .J gd. rond. $1095/best ofr. At Phil long Ford at the LE CAR!! 586.4575 Nc·west Renault dealer hJi. many to chooi.e from. Come in and tt>sl on' c the new Le Car by Renault. Ask us about ' our Ea!ty finanl·c terms. Call COLLECT to<fa}' $1.62 per DAY That's all you pay for a 30 dny ad an the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO IT NOW ! 642·5678 1 lll' ..... ~ 11 .. d •• , l\C,') HUHflN (,l(')HllA(H 76TOYOTA C:~410oa ..... A.uto tnnt . tac•ory air CO"dlllOtll"O AM UdlO, COl'ftPlte tf'W Orie.' W•eti•ttd opec111 llW\o•1z.n fS6ePOJll $3295 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA ?•TOYOTA C09DU.AWA- 4 8P•H, ••c•ll•"I v1tu• --_.. """ •12·77 fteosu>I $2295 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 11111 1 ... ,.., .,., l t r I \\\ HUH I IN(> TOH l tAC H 1974TOYOTA CELICAGT S "peed, AMI t'M stereo & vinyl top. (S68LP B) OHLYS3695 MARQUIS TOYOTA MISSION VIEJO 131-2880 495-1210 Marsell us ' '74 TR6 4-spd. AM/FM w tapl· overdnvc. foe hardtop X I, NT t' on d t l 1 u n (232LWD ) '70 Spitfire Special $1SH.90' Gnoil ('Ond (019BILJ. <.:all u" ~ ~ Z I J/H4-ZH4 71 4/HO-ZUS A..tos, Mew 9100 A.utoa. Hew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FIAT ... SPECIAL SALE THIS WIBCEMD ONLY DICK MILLER MOTORS 120 W. WARNER, SANTA ANA 714/557-2132 aaaa all new Irvine Auto Center Like Forest exit/San Diego Freeway . llllt l•ec•l ••d IUt l\':i\ HUN ,INC-to ... u •Ct-t . ................. !~.~~ ~~°.!·.~~.--: ...•.•. !~!>.~ ---------~-°.~·.~~.": •••••.• !~!>.~l~°.!·.~:.v: ....... !~!>.~ WE ARE PLEAS1ED TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF FORD'S NEW SMALL CAR ''FIEST '' ·EUROPE'S~·~~~~ MOST SUCCESSFUl- NEW CAR IN HISTORY ~-....... COMES TO AMERICA. IMPORTED FROM GERMANY BY THE FORD DIVISION OFFORD MOTOR COMPANY. • Front wheel traction to help even when driving on snow and ice • Quick accelera1lon (0-50 rn an average of 8.8 sec./9. 1 sec for California emissions &Quipped models) • Good braking (50-0 In an average of 3.3 sec. • Solld cornering • Exceptional stability for American freeways and 1urnp1kes • Smooth maneuvering In urban traffic. • Excellent gasoline mileage ratings (46 mpg highway -34 mpg city. In California. 43 mpg highway -30 mpg city) IMMEDIATE DEUYERY ********************* ORANGE COUMTY1S llEWESI LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER OW OPE , MARK V'S CONTINENTALS VERSAILLES MARQUIS COUGARS MONARCHS BOBCATS CAPRIS NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED -HURRY WHILE STOCX· lASTS '74 MRCUllY e....,xu "72UMCoiJ4 c ....... '"" ~. MotOIY el< cond, AMl,M--. ....,_,~roof, "" -One °"'* • ...., 41.000 .... (48eNC). '74CADILUC C-..DeYae full ..,_, feclory ... -· ...... lf'Mflor, ,.....,..., 1111 ,...... 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B R ' c sunroof, iuQ/fm lllert11> Cadt.JlaC "711 Sp1tr1r"' 1m1•11 :\1111 ••• \:'t\ 11111\1•11. r"it >1.1\h blt•u·o, !)1100 1111 '711 llLL Y"'TIS N 1 1 l t •&. us. urus great. on· tape, color aold $4400• ,,,,., h , '"" \1 111 ,, 1~.,h hi 11 li , ,,.,,,, ~!000 rtr111 11lt1lu~ ):,7:>11 Art d _,. <'~w pan • c~ o:' 6~"o verled for camp. Sue 968 7819 • 11 USED CHEVY CLEARANCE • ,.,1r i. ni·· 1 .. 1 , , 11 1 • t'> 1111 J'•iol 11117 ,.,,, YW.PORSCHE Mil~~~~~ · l · $1915. Ph: 673·6004. At.tot. H•w HOO ..,._.., New flOO Alltot, Hew tlOO San Ju1&n Capt•trano '70 VW Bug, good cond ..... Used \•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 137 ..... 00 491-4511 '74 Super Beetle. excep· New tires. Bargain ut ••••••••••••••••••••••• l 1 o n a I . A M I F' M , Sl095 ~ Pt Chelse11 • Al..L LOADED WJTJI Air CondJtlonlne Auto. Tranam.lss1oru. 1974 VW SUOO/ Best ofr. Muat •till, Pl, NB. M4·2e'79 Gen1rd 990 I I "~ 5 17 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPH llETLE mov nl( "'"5. 7 '70 VW BUG. Gd cond. l With •unroof. stereo '74 PANEL Van $1200 & owner. uooo Call * $599 Sole* 1•11:-.n~Uu & only 21,000 t.akeoverpymla. 673-2247 nlJ.1594 11\llWI (\Ml:.!). 98().33411 ---'-------t SAODUIACK '74 SUPER Beetle Convt. VALLIY IMrORTS VW ENGINE. 1600. fluns AM/FM, Cull tonueeu SUMMER SALE • OrartCJ9 COWtty's S.•lbe Cetrtet> • • 31 ~040 495 4949 gr~ut, still in car. Lo mi. cov. Lo ml. Mint cond. ·• • $350. 642-SSOO SJ975 or but. Days : 1976 CADILLAC 1974 VW '75 VW Rabbit. 4 dr, perf 750-084Z. an t1PM87l·3684 SEVILLE Wfttphaffa Comper pkg, air, 4 spd, f'M/ FM '64 Bug, good cond. S6SO. Full leather interior, ull I .oadl'd Including i.tcrco !llcreo. $2950, 96'l 4914 or bei.l offer. --_:..;==~==;;;;..1 power' opt1on11, au1se <·auette In excellent .63 VW BaJa New pai~ 548·8411 AMC f905 control &'1\M/l-'M stereo t'Ond1t1on! (J92KLO> . · • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• wHh tape playe'r SAODLilACk rnl, ures. en~. Clean & '74 VW Bua, red. very AMC Gremlin <666RSH>. YAUEY IMPORTS ta.st.Sl4~"4~~3o ~an. 480Clml. Must sell. '73, am/fm. $9988 ~ 831-2040 495.4949 11581-6448 3 :1pd, nu taree. xlnt 68 VW F':.tbk. Ne~s eng work. $650, 538-697'1, aft 7PM 846 9070 '66 VW. 1•hromc wheels, l\tl<'hclin tires, runs supcr.SOOO 642256Saft.6 ·7~ VW Beetle. Good cond. 1gso vw Convert. Radio. cond. $1600. 983 4358 Cu.~l. upholstery• chrome PP. $475. New battery. '74 Matador. Good cond whb, llres xlnt cond 644·1~ $2195. 492-5180 --- -Low book, $1675. Loaded -'Ill BUS Cm pr w/pap top. Make offer. MS.S~IS '71 . Van. Clean. New r('blt tranl>. Xlnt cond. IUck 9910 rad1uls, s~ocks, brks. $2195. 675·566SOr646·3162 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cn11gAM·F Mt•11ss ---------894·1.269 75 YW DASHER '7 3 . ll i v i e r a r u 11 y '72 VW Convert. Nds ltros. ---AM / P M 1,. ereo Low equipped. nu trrc-it, good • 197 6 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLES <J> to choo~c from All wrth full power. i.terco. arr cond1t1omni;. etc C2lllNIM 1. Priced as Iowas $7988 soml' body work $2000. '68 Bug, Auto clutch, snrf. l'l•leagt'. Super !4harp ~ond.. 46,000 ml. $<!750 536·1378 aft 5 or 962-2428 reblt l'ng. $1200/offer l>neowner. (731LKN> 151·:.W~-• Power Steering Power Brake• • AU Sale Prf cea Good 11wv MOftday • S.,tembt1-12th • 1974 Caprice 4 Dr <UlKJA) (Pl.576) $3100 • 1!175 Malt bu Cpt' <t73MXC> 1191}1,\) $3200 \ . 1975 Malibu Cpi:· \4.38MYO> <P17~1 S3450 • 1975 M;tlib4 4 Dr. ll.T t619LWC> <P1S84) $3450 ,.., dy!> H73·1204 ~:ves. $2799 1975 CJ.Oii.LAC I . ---- --'6 2 S k Y I a r k . G o o d COUPE DEVIi.LES ~"!.~~·.~:.": ....... !!.~~ ~~~·.~:.~ ....... !~~~ ~~·.~:.": ........ !~~~ ~~~·.~:.": ....... !~~~ ~':.~:.--: ....... !~!_~ SLAl~C-AM~RNCA };:.n=~~;:-100. S4oo or 11 >to choose trom ,... E _ Cloth or lt.>ather mte'l"1or. 1301 N. Tustin. 547·~11 '67 Special. Good tranap all with powl!r ai.i;hit)i & l!l7S Capnce 4 Dr. H T. (259PQU) C2135Al $3550 Lin<'oln-V er~aill.-s THIS COULD BE THE BEST TIME EVER TO BUY A LUXURY CAR ... INCLUDING THE EXCITING NEW LINCOLN-VERSAILLES. WE HAVE AN OUTSTANDING SELECTION FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM ... ~ A FEW OF OUR LUXURY SPECIALS! 1974 LINCOLN 1 l>oor Sedan Medium 'beige wrth beige leather mtenor. and 1·011t rasllng brown v10yl roof. Full power, AM-FM ~tereo. automatic transm1~-;1on Jlr conditioning and more. a prestige family sedan. Lie 1666K.JC 1975 LINCOLN Coupe Mrd1um >ellow, 'Allh cloth inll!rior. full power. 11u\om11t1c transm1!'is1on. AM·FM stereo w t.ipe. <'ru1~e control, air cond1t1oninl(, vinyl ron(. pure luxury at .1 w1\.<11lil\! prrcc LI<' J388NOll $6419 1972 CHRYSLER Newport. 2·door hardtop, automalJr transmission, factory air ronditlonin1?. power stet:nng, pOWl:!r brakl:!s. radio. ht:att:r C.r1·1·n mt•tnlllc with cturk grl't'n vrnvl rnnC Nl<:t! car' Lie 11354F:OI. 1974 CHEVROLET Monte Carlo. Tan with l>el~e interior. sir conditioning, power brakes and steering, automatic tranami&slon. • rreal personal auto at a low low price. Uc. #62tKJ .. V 197 6 MAllC IV Must he seen, black, w1lh matching leather interior and vinvl roof. loaded with h06l or faC'tory extra~. AM ·FM stereo r" d 10. t•om fort lounge front i.eali., .tir cond1t1on1ng, tall wheel, und more. for that personal touch, a real beauty. Serial '867209 59919 1974 COUGAR XR7. White with green vinyl r()()f, air cond1tiomnR. automatic lransm1'i~ion . powt•r steerine and brake~. radio, heater. sharp ror ready to go Serial #528452. s3519 1974 LINCOLN Conhnen\al Coupe. Sharp areen 1netalllc with white leather mtenor and vinyl roof AM·FM '>lcreo. full power, air ronditlon\ng . automatic transmiulon, and much rnOC'e. comfort and IWtury at a low low price. Lie. 1350LUV 5 5319 1975 MAllC IV M edlum blue. with padded vmyl roof. leather Interior. air conditioning, run power, comfort lounge front seat s, AM ·FM ~tereo radio, tl1t wheel and more. see this beautiful personal luxury car today. Llc. 1'38tMXH sss19 1973 T-lllD Only 48.000 miles and all set to go. Oold with black c loth interior. aAd black vinyl roor. air conditlonlni. a utomatic tran11mlaslon, power steering and brakes, radio, a clean personal car. Uc. N93GOO. s3919 lt75UNCOUt Continental 4 Door Sedan. Soft yellow 1old with leather In· tenor and vinyl roof. full poww of course. air condillonln1. Wt wht!i!I, AM·FM stereo radio, and many more luxury ltema In thla rlne luxury automobile. Llc. •t3lMXO. S6819 lt73UNCOLH Coupe. Tb1a beauty a l<>11ded, sun roof, run power, AM-FM stereo, automatic \ransmlaaion, air cmd!Uonin1 and more. Uc. H99JDV. s4219 19740LDS <;u tlass 2 Door Hardtop. Outatandlna green metallic. wtth white vinyl roof and lnterlcw, power steering and br ak ... AM · FM radio, autom aUc transmiUlon a1r condltionlnf - clean and sharp, '" It lodQ, Lie. #2050LR. S)619 Orancie County•s Oldest Uncoht-Mercury Dealership FINANCING AVAILABLE WELEASI ALLMAKIS \ --------car. $300/bstoffer. stereo. (874UJI.) Pm:ed Vol•o 9772 642·4916 as low as • 1975 Mah bu 4 Dr (798M80) <PlS88> ••••••••••••••••••••••• lffOREYOU SELL YOUR VOLVO, See us for a lop dollar e:.t1mate! MARQUIS VOL VO MISSION VIEJO 111·2880495·12 I 0 ·72 BUJck Electr.i Ltd 2 dr, 60M m1, loadl'd. Nl•W stl radials. $2100 494-3039 or4!M 4760 "i6 Skyhawk. only LZ,000 m1. Air. AM·F'M . auto Xlnt cond. 551·1106 or 7S2·7MS ---__________ , '72 Electra 225, super ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCl.USIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer 1n Oran1w County' UUYor LEAS!-: DIRECT rlean & well maintained. PW . PS . dr lo1:ks, 979 0581 days, 545-3766 C'VC:'i 74 REGAL Low miles, V8, auto, trans.. fact. air cond , ~ ... ,..,,,.~-· -!""'~ .... -f ...... ~ .. ~-.-·~-· ~~::if iii::··· 2025 S. Manchester LINC-MERC Anaheim 750-2011 1301 N . Tustm. 547·0.Sll 1974 VOLVO 145WAGOH Automatic. air t•ond & in super nrt•e <:Ond111on' (8UILNSI ONLYS4495 MARQUIS VOLVO :O.llSSJON \'I EJO 831-2880 495-1 210 '62 lHOO. very l0omµletc. Perr eel proJert 1: a r . Spore en~. $IOOO. ti73·6.'159 4"to1,U1ed -9915 ...........•••...•..... 1973 C4DILL,AC SEDAN DEVILLE Full y loadcd -cxlr;i :-.harp' 1774SEk I Prrn· has now tx•cn reduced to OMLYS3l95 BILL YATES VW.PORSCHE San Juan Capistrano 117°4800 493-4511 Auto1,UMd $5988 197 4 CADILLAC courE DEVILLE Crwse control, Al\111''M ... tereo with tHPl' & Cubnoleltop. l602MN 1'') $5388 • 1973 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE F\Jll pawcr. vinyl top & lilt wheel. (Q2lll0271. $3988 1971 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Full power . vinyl Lop, stereo. till wheel & VERY CLF.AN' 1854CXW l $2688 .. OVEH J~I (Jl..:ALITY l'1\H~ TO SELECT 1-'ROM • OPEN SUNDAY Naber§ Cadillac >Mll\ I l.11 hnr l\lvd L11.,\.1 M, .1 ) HI 'JI 1111 $3600 • 1916 lmpalll 4 Dr. II T C068MXM) CP18561 $3850 • 1975 lmpala Wagon <320NQJ> lP17741 $3950 • 1976 Mah bu 4 Dr IS.\4PCF> (Pl7~) $4100 • 1976 Impala 4 Dr II T (2t258()) (4338) $4344 CONNELL · CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor ll•d. COSTA MESA 546-1200 "it. 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ISS&JS8l 197 4 Buick Century 13399 AUIOtnAllC, , .. , t t ••flflt1 srwr lor•UI, re•l•, •Ir COftdlllonUll, WSW, (ltlLI(,_ 1974 PontJac Grand Prt• $3599 AM redlo, lift -.l~po-r ,.,.....,. •• buc1tet -·· Ytn'Jf i.., r•lll'9 ..._,'-ICJtUI 1974 Ford F100 Pickup $3699 A111CWNtlc,-. t.111, eW Uftdltl0fllft9. -I coM lf'frrOf'I. MOV ...... lfle,AMredlo. lllOf!Rl 1974Coupr $3699 Aut...,..1<, ..,,. -lflt, rt¥tr. br•lo••, AM redlo, "'"YI top, ~~:,=, P#f. 'lfl4\0llw\. •Piil Mncll ... ~ .,_ 1973 Ford F250 Pickup $3699 iwt..-k, etr coodtliHllole. -'· ~ ..... _,. llr....., OA•1oU>l.:\j,IOf\<.\lltom<A~.-<i.t. 1973 Chew El Camino $3899 vt, .vt..-IC. efr ~°"'·• vl,.yi ..... & ICl'W nli .... I~,.. I 1974 Ofda 3.S.at Wagon $3799 AUIOm•ll<. IOj) r•c•. ••tit ... ,. <ru"• COftlrfl, .,, ce1tdlllo1tl"f, pwr ""''"'· pwr breus, AM r•Clle l .. LOWI 1178 Ford Gran•d• $3999 ,..,.,, ''"''"'· pwr, btllU\, •Ir ttfldl\19111"9 w $ W ell10l'Nlf<. lttl ... VI • • 1975 Pontiac f1reblrd $4299 Otlly 26,000 ICUI ...ii-. 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S995 Good cond1 Low mileage 640-6454 Iron. &-Iii :1319 '63 CAD-Mint cond Impala ti!I, V-8, A1 l'. collector's ih•m s1000 H It. :! dr SOOO. (714 J Firm. 67000 m1 646·691>3 55f, 6AA'J aft MM '7 l Codllloc Et Dorado Gtty. (583G RM 1 $1489 MOTORCARS D'ELEGAHCE 547-IWO _ ·7r, Monie Carlo Sport Coupl'. air. lrlt wheel power hrakcs & steering. /\M/FM stereo, wbatr \\Jll:;, $3800 Pvt pty. (I C<ibtl) 835·3377 70 Malibu. air, PIS, P/B. radiali.. xlnt, Sl27S b::.l ol r 53#i· 2624. 65 Maltbu 327, AC PS. PB. everything works. $2.'IO W\·7436 '72 CHEVELLt; Sta Wi:;n Xlnt rond Best orr !162·~84 '61 Codn1ac LIMOUStHE (WVM50> S3489 MOTORCARS D'ELEGAl'4CE 547-92.')() '75 MONTE Carlo, All'. ·oo Cad SOV, ong. ownr::.. n II, tilt whl. rally1· ~-Good trans. P/P. rims. nr new tires. $2850 752-0777. evh44-1917 7Sl.s26..'i ~-~~----C-ro 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••• 'TI Camaro LT, 8500 m1, Late '7S Monte Carlo Lan da\l. Tan & wht. 21.000 rru A/C. 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Very 50000mt's$4990 ' f"'lll :fKti "T•C:••l\•rt ri.111.1;1 , 7~P~\Jlf.n t 1h, l•1nll l!lfl9•movweuGs-:i eond. Gotd/hrw Int c l~an Bluupunkt • c1111'499113o Nabers CHEVROLET • M ..-~ 0 ,,, lu 1111 i.. ,1n1 i-muJ t.llOO Mu 111 1~ 111 VW u_. her ""~on t., c b 0 0 1 e, /\ 11 S3500l 1 /ofr. 8'7·78S1 keep AM /FM/eass. $4700 or -------- • $4'7t~ ~hdf1t .. ~ 4'i211 'h . 1\31 11tt 71'M l1t<mu Autu lr o1fl" Air uutom1tllCI ( YVS3Uli, l'Y na. offer 681·31.34 '74 Volvo, Cully eqwp, d/c. ~ •ondlllon. llllUJI II lrnck J908ZL&78$RYY) I sunroof. um/Cm stereo Cad1·11ac ~II Sp1\f1rv l ucnrrt Xlul th vw n 111\1•n , rrtl With .... l'tt•CI, 111100 1111 711 • l!leO Van w/Corvalr eng. '72 Bus Runs greait. Con· la~. color aold $4-iOO· mnh••'mt ""'''' t. ... 11 hlu1I. •l•·1111 ~·11uo r11111 pl .. 1"' '1/)1) ... It ti llLLYATIS New palnl, cuatom int verted for camp. Sue 968 7819 • USED CHEVY CLEARANCE ..... ,~ni·M·l•·i'll ~I '""·1111 ··~•11117 1 \I.. VW.PORSCHE Cherry cond. $1600. suns.Ph.673-60<M. ii ... .f Mitch 548·397S ~~·.~.•.-: ....... !~.~~ ~.°.~·.~.•.": .•..•.. !~~~ ~.~~·.~.e.:' ....... !!.~~ .~~onoc:;~~4s'i01 '74 Super Beetle, excep-·~~~~1~e~· J~a~n:t ~~·.~!~••••••••••• 1974 vw ~?:e~t ofr. ~~ra~1: ~\~~e.1::4~ helsea Gen1ral '90 I • SUrlR lllTLE moving 64S·S717 '7 VW OUC Gd d •••••••••••••••••••• ••• -- -o . con . 1 * $599 S I * Wach 1unroof, 11tereo '74 PANEL Van $1200 & owner. $1000. Cal I Ge t'll%l'llc &: only 21,000 take over pymts 673·2247 751HS!M rruli:s <<W32) 960·3348 ' _____ ...,. SADDUIACIC -'74 SUPER Beetle Convt. VALLIY IMPORTS VW ENG~NE. 1600. Runs AM/FM. full lonneau ll 1·204049S-494t ereat, stall In cur. Lo ma. cov. Lo ml. Mint cooo. $350. 642·~ S3975 or best. Days : 1974 VW '75 VW Rabbit. 4 dr, perf 750--0842, aft 6PM 871·3684 WestphaHo Camper pkg, air, 4 epd, AM/ f'M '64 Bug, Rood cond. S6SO. I A.1<1ded including s tereo stereo $2950, 962·4914 or be:.l otfer. ======= c•osselle. In excellent . .. -548·8411 AMC 9'05 1:on<hllon! (3112KLO> 63 VW Buja. ~ew paanl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• SADDLllACIC tt· tires, eng. Clean & '74 VW Bus, red, very AMC Gremlin VALLEY IMPORTS a.sl. Sl4~~~0 clean. 4800ml. Must iell. '73, am/fm. 831·2040 495.4949 Call S8l·6448 3 spd, nu tlrt'8. xlnt ·7~ VW Beetle. Good cond. 1960 vw Convert. Radio, cond $1600 983·43.'i8 ti8 VW f'slbk. Needs eng. work. $650. 536·6974, aft 7PM 846·9Cl70 ·ro VW. chrome wheels, Mlr ht•lln tires, runs supt'r, S61JO. 642·~ aft. o <.:ust. upholstery. c hrom e PP. $475. New battery. ·u Matador. Good tond whls . tires xlnt cond. 644 lMD $2195. 492·S180 · Low book, $1675. l.oadud. --·oo BUS Cmpr. w/pop top, Make offer. 548..SS.'l.'i :!~1a~!\h~1::so . ;:~;: ~lb91~ 6t·r7a5'~'!: .. .'"n!~ .. c3oln62<J. luick 9910 . . -,..... .,. ..~or 0'90· • •• ••• ••. •. • • •. • • •••••• Craig AM·io'M eass. - 894-1289 75 vw DASHER ' 7 3 It 1 v 1 t> r a r u 1 1 y ·72 VW Convert. Nds t1rus. -------equipped. nu tirr~. j!l)()ll some body work. $2000. '68Bug,Autoclutch.snrf. AM /1"M tftereo. Low C'ond. 46,000 m1 s:n5o SJ6.l.378 aft 5 or 962·2428 rebll eng $1200/offer tn1leage Super sharp. i5l·:IW3 d,v., bi3· 1204 Eves. l>ne owner. (731 LKN) $2799 ~.~~·.~:.": ....... !~~~ ~~~·.~:.": ....... !~~~,~~~·.~:.~ ....... !~.~~ ~~~·.~:.":.-: .... !~~~ ~!·.~:.~: ..... !~.~~ SANTA AMA LINC·MERC 1301 N. Tusllo. $47-0511 '6 2 S k y I a r k . (i o o d transportation s lllO or fer. 839-5123 Linc·oln-V l"rsailles THIS COULD BE THE BEST TIME EVER TO BUY A LUXURY CAR ... INCLUDING THE EXCITING NEW LINCOLN-VERSAILLES. WE HAVE AN OUTSTANDING SELECTION FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM ... ~ A FEW OF OUR LUXURY SPECIALS! 1974 LINCOLN -t l)oor Sedan. Medium 'beige with beige leather intenor, and contrusling brown vinyl roof. Full power. AM F'M ,ttreo. aulomalle transm1 ~s1t1n . .11r conditioning and more. a prestige family sedan Lie #666KJC 1975 LINCOLN Coupe. Medium yellow. w11h cloth interior. fu ll power. automatrr transm1'\s1on, AM·fo'M stereo w tape, crui'ie control, aar conditioning. vinyl roof. pure luxury al a ~cn.'i1bl4! price. Lal· t388NDll $6419 1972 CHRYSLER Newport, 2-door hardtop. automatic transmission, factory air conditioning, powi:r slt*nng, pow1:r brak~s. radio, ht:at1:r. Gr1:cn mHnlllr with dork gr~n vin vi roof. Nil't: ear' Llr ll3.'i4 EOI. s 1719 I 974 CHEVROLET Monte Carlo. Tan with bel~t' Interior. air condltJoning, power brakes and steet1n&, automalk transmh!alon, a gt'eat personal auto at a lnw low price. Uc #&ZtKLV. 53519 FINANCING AVAii.AiLE 1976 MAU IV Must be iieen. b lack, wtlh m atehmg leather interior and vinyl roof. loaded with host or factory extras. AM -FM stereo r,1d10 comfort lounge rront '>1?al,, air conditioning, tilt whee l , a nd .more. for that personal touch, a real beauty Serial !t867200 59919 1974 COUGAR XR7 White wllh green vinyl roof. ai r rondit1onin~. automatlC' tran'lmis~ion , power steering ;ind brake:.. radro, heater. sharp rar ready lo go Serial #S2MS2. 5 3519 1974 LINCOLN Continental Coupe. Sharp I~ 10 eta Ille with white leather interior and vinyl roor. AM·FM 'lereo. full power , air ro ndltloning , automatic transmission, and much more. comfort and luxury at a low low price Lie t350LUV s5319 1975 MAIK IV M edlum blue. wtlh padded vmyl roof, leather interior, air eondltionlng. full power, comfort lounge front seats, AM ·FM 'itereo radio, tilt wheel and more, see thJa beautiful personet luxury car today. Lie #368MXH 58819 1973 T.alRD Only 411.000 mllet and all set to go. Gold with black cloth interior, ud black vinyl roor, air condHloning , automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, radio, a clean personal car. Uc. t~OOO. 5 3919 1975 UMCOIJt Continental 4 Door Sedan. Soft yellow eold with leather in· lerior and vinyl roof. full poww of eourse. air condillonln1. Wt wheel, AM-FM stereo rad.Jo, and many more l11Xury ltema In thl• fl ne luxury automobile. Lie. •t!tMXG. $6819 lt7JUMCOLM Coupe. Thl1 beauty 11 loaded, sun roof, full power, AM·FM alereo~ automatic tranam1-lcn, air cood.JUonln1 and more. Uc. t999JOV. 54219 lt740LDS <::utlasa 2 Door Hardtop. Outltandlna 1reen m etallic, wttb whit• vlnyl root and Interior, power steerln1 and brakea, AM ·FM radio, automatic transml.aalon, air condlUonlnl - clean and 1harp, aet It tocla,y. Lie. #20501.R. 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Tustin, ~1 ·0511 CodiUoc 9'15 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Full) loa11l'd ·t•\tr.i ~harp ' 1774SEfl ) I'm•· hd now bt·cn rc<lucl.'d to OMLYS3l95 BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE San Juan Capistrano 137-4800 49 3-4511 Auto1,UMd 1973 AMC Hornet Runabout $1799 Alllomatlc. pwr. ,_lrtQ. •" conc1111or11,,., lllt ..,_.,, AM redlo ll~API 1973 Buick Centurian $1999 AUIOMetlc, 1••«>. •" '°rtcllllon1,.11. bucut -·· W $ w. 1Sl6HXZI 1973 Ford ptnto $1999 Air <ondllloninQ, 4-Sf>lf., AM r•o. 'c l'1 171AOOVI 1973 PonUac Wagon $2399 AurOMetk. w ~tlefliftt, pwr. •t~ -· 11r-.. l~rllCll,AMr..._ ~01'1 19730ldaToronado $2699 F11ll ....... ltr tclflCMt'°'*"" lllt ""-I. <rlllW COfltrel. (lltJl.I) 1973 Chrys•erT a C Wagon $2899 Air cendltlonl,,., 11.M"M ,...,, 1111 ...... ,, <"'IM Control, pwr. _.., """'' wl,,.,.., -100,, ~-·· roof r..:I<. 1Ht.JS81 1974BulckCentury $3399 Aulomallc, ,wr tt•erl119I pwr. ,.,._ ... nCllO, elr c_lt.......,WIW. (tl\1.IClt 1874 Pontiac Grand Prix $3599 AM '9dlo. "" ..... IL.Po-• •lnd0w1, llucle•l -.a, vlnyl t.oc>. r.tll)'I ...... ~ c-J1VI 1974 Ford F100 Pickup $3699 Alltomatlt • .,._ i-. .,, c.MllllolllftO. _, Cllld mfmirs. MO v.ci....,.., AM redlct. CllOftRl 1974 Coupr $3699 A-Ile, -· 1-J,,._ pwr. twelet. AM redlo, "'"'' too. m,=, ,,.,. wlnd!IW .. ljlllt ii.nc ... -. ."""'"-1 ...... 1973 Ford F2SO Pickup $3699 AVl-l<. •Ir c.Oftdlllli>llllllL ,,_., 1._."'9, -w•kea. 1111•1as1.~Dlc1Atom~-lel. ~~~~c!!~l':'!.'!.~ ·-""'• ,.~,!199 1974 otc:ta 3-Seat Wagon $3799 Autolftetlc. lop ••0, •Piii 101, cruln ~ont19I, air cefldlllenl"9, D•r llMrl,.., 11wr l>•e•o. AM radio ( .. LOWI 1976 Ford Grenada $3999 Pwr. ""'Inf, pwr, II<••" •" t~llloniftO, W S W, •utomatlc. 1..-...v1 1975 Ponttec f1reblrd $4299 0n1, 1'000 lldlel ............ .., .. I<, ~, t1eerlft0. -· IJlre•eJ,r--eltt-. S.-tleant OOkMVI 1978 Fl•t X119 $4299 A·1pd'.\ COllVlrteblt tOtl, AM •<Idle. 4-CJI., atr cent , IMlHuP'l. 1978 Chevy MaUtM.t S429t AlllOfNllc, ff'#f', tt .. tl .... '"''. ttt•e,, tlll WIMI, •It <Mllltlllnl .... , .. ..,.........._. MHl(Mt 1978 Audi Jtox $UH ~ """' ""'"'""...,... t-. Meler'_._ & ,,_.. ott.r •na-.ioa> 1m ~Fir.bird Miii -· ......................... _ ... ....... "..,_.., 11?1 Chfty Camero t52tl ~...-c.ru....,.....,_· ....... ~ '"' .._,,Mi, , .............. ,.,..,_..._,, "C:.T.'' ~. 1811 a., .. ., Cof9b• '5391 ~ ......... I )11tc•HMI SUMMER SALE • Orange County's S.•llle Center • 1976 CADILLAC SEVIUE f\111 lt!alht!r intenor. all power' option11. l·ru11>c control & '>\Ml FM alereo with tape player (666RSHJ. $9988 "' 1976 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILUS (Jl to choo::.c from All "11 h f u ll po we r . ::.terco. u1r e11nchl1onm~. t>lc 1:rn1NIM i Prict.' $7988 • 1975 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLES 17) to choo:se from Cloth or leather interior. all with powor asi;lllh & ::.tcreo (874UJL>. Priced us low as $5988 • 1974 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE <.:rwi.e control. A:\t f'M s t e r e o w i th tup ~ & Cabnolt!llop. t662MNF) $5388 • 1971 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Full power. vinyl lop & u ll wheel. ( Q219027 i $3988 1971 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Full power, vinyl lop, stereo. Li lt wheel & VERY CLEAN' 1&><1l'XW > $2688 .. ov 1-:n J'iu \cJ Ul\Lln CAH~ TO S 1-:u :C'f I-' R 0 \1 • OPEN SUNDAY NaberS Cadillac !MHl I l.11 l"'r HI\ 11 (..;l\LI ,'I.It I ., Ill') I Lll) ALL LOADED WITH AlJ' Condllloruna Auto. Tranamisaloru. Power Steerint Power Brak•• • .us.rrlcet Good Thru Mondoy, September I Zth • 1974 Caprice 4 Dr. !4'1KJA) <P1576) $3100 . . 1975 M.ilibu Ci>t• U73MXC> 119'JlA> <4 $3200 • 1975 Mall bu Cpt• \438MY0> (P1785) S3450 • 1975 M)llib~ 4 Dr. H.T l619LWC <Pl584> $3450 .. ' 1975 Capnce 4 Dr. H T. (259PQU) (2135A > $3550 • 1975 Malibu 4 Dr. <798MBO) <PlS88> $3600 • 1976 lmpala 4 Dr. H.T t068MXMJ (Pl&Ol $3850 • 1975 Impala Wagon (320NQJ > lP1714 > $3950 • t976Mahbu4 Or. (8-14l'Cf>' I ( P1708) $4100 l!nli Impala 4 Dr 11.T (212580) (4331J) $4344 CONNELL ' CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor lt•d. COSTA MESA 546·1200 ~ ·71, C.1pnn· t:la.'l&ic Sport V·ll.:1yr,SO.OOOmiwarr , e'l'<•ll l'lmd. l!J.000 m1 C;rr looks like u Cad & I\.' loudcd $5,995 893-6460 "; ·w Chevy Jmpala, 2 Dr. V 8, Auto. air. good body, llrC._, llUIOt, rUnS £l"elll. s.t5o rirm 641i 3818 'fill IMPALA 4 dr, A/C, ----------• P1S, /\IT. xlnt intr. S750 '7•1 Cad DeV. Sharp. like Call 759 9359 nu. All xtras 46,000 m1. SSJOO/ofr.67J ;..i 19 '74 Monte Carlo. Good eo nd1tion . fully equipped ---- 548 7496 '76 Cad Coupe. Very ctn. must :-t•ll '78 on WO\ :>17 0941 6'14 0700 1';\IJS .. ----·71 Impala Air. P 'S. Pill. '76 Coupe ct. VIia. radio. S!l9S Good cond1 Low mileage 640-6454 lion. 646 331!l '63 CAO-Mini cond. Impala '6H. V·!S, A C, collel1or's ilt•m $1000 H 11. :! dr SOOO. l7M 1 Firm. 67000 m1. 646-696:1 550 t>AA'J art9AM '7'1 l\1 ontc Carlo Spor t '7l Codilloc Coup~. air, tilt wheel. El Dorado power hrakes & s\eering. A!\1 F\t stereo, wb1l.- Grey$. 3 <S83 48 o 9 RM I walls, $3800. Pvt pty. ( l Cai.a) 835·3377 MOTORCARS -----D'ELEGAHCE '70 Malibu, air, PIS, PIR. rad1ali.. xlnl, Sl21S b:.t $47·9250 ofr.531>·2624. --.,. Coclfnoc 65 Mah bu 327, AC. PS, PU. LIMOUSINE everything works. $2.,0. IWVMSO> 5411·7436 S3489 'Tl cm;vt-:LLE Sta Ws:n MOTOR CARS Xlnt rond Beat ofr D'ELIGAMCE !16H984 :;t7-925I!_ '7S MONTE Carlo, Al<: '00 Cud SDV, on~. ownr ... nm, lilt whl, rally1· S650 Good tranl' PI P nms, nr new Ures. $2850 752·0777. ev~ 644·1917 _7_51_-826!_·_·$ ____ _ Camaro 9917 Late '7S Monte Carlo Lan ••••••••••••••••••••••• dau. Tan & whl. 21,000 'Tl Camaro LT, 8500 mi, ma. A/C. 13995. 494-8681 tilt whl, elcc windows. 68 Chevy Impala 60 ooo AM/FM, $800. lake over d • ' leaseof$L21. mo. 768·7971 ~~3S~:~ft6io:d . S8SO. eves. • '75 Monu 2+2, AM/FM 67 Camaro. Extra clean. radio, air cond, o ew AA.,Mc'~rs~~bsst. ~:.74~~s. brks, 26.000 mi, Uke new. __ . ~ ~ · · _ S2995/Beatofr. 900-8531 '67 Camaro. 33,000 mi on '69 CHEVY 283, 1real rehlt eng, new tran,. trans. car. Gd. gas miles. $9SO. 675·043() --~. 646·0049 '68 Camaro SS, 3$0 c.i .. Claqlc: '66 Corvalr. Orig 4-spd, radials. Good metallJc pnl, 4 carbs ~nd_.:.!1800. 546·7~20 Good gas ml. SlOOO/bst '69 Camarn V·8 a uto. ofr Xlnt cond 968-4641 radlala. P/S, xlnt cond. ;8 Mont;(;arlo Landau. s1aoo.m.2391 air. AM /PM. loaded. '70 Chevy Camaro 3$0, Power. $4950. 7S9·0UI. Loolts llltenew. $1800. ,.,.. Ch WD ~ ·" -ev, 4 , 4 • C9» 8S>·5233 pa/ pb, 3 tanks, 1U n1 Che....W ttJO window 1Qlel8.5. '3995. ....................... ---·-·-·------ BllLMAXlY re, yn r .... . . . '7Z Chev. J\lll u. W••· Xlnt cone!. Xttu. '1to0 or ot1er.MS-Jf27. '71 Monte Carlo. PIS. P/B, etec wlndowa, Ult whJ, vil\frtop. All .. tta1, Xlnt. flr75, Pb-. .. tf25 n l " 11 WI be ex so pe WI ~ th~ 1 bee at by • 1968 Corvette convt 327. J-s pd. S3200. Call aft '68 MustOfWJ $600 See at 15--19 Placentia . .. . 2iiillll:e 0 6P_M_. 6_7_5_·3439 _____ -4 -utos-:-Mew '&t Corvette con vt 4 s pd • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• •• •• •• •• ••• • • • • •• • ••••••••••• ~;~:,~:; .. ,€:.S anta Ana ·75 T top . White/red 1• I 'I lt•alh!'r, Low m1. Guar lo 111eo II .T ere11r\· ~~EF,·;:,~'•~"~r,' Announeing · HOuse of Imports •t•I .,.,. .. <rd','I• '"I,.• ra•• It It/ l \lt •4 \II 1/\1'1 '64 327 auto, fstbk. orig., 2nd own er , AM/FM, $4850. 644.6437 eo.g.-9933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 MERCURY COUGAR Only 13,600 m1Jec;. Complete w/cruise con - trol, split seals & rally wheels. In excellent con- dition. (112Ri'D). Priced l 11 lh k d MISSION VIEJO l/lllPOIHS ........ 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(838BXV) ' D11ntington Beaeh Fountain Valley EDITION · Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks VOL 70, NO 252. .. SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY, 5EPTEMBER 9, 1977 TEN CENT fspotlight on Hanna Stuns N eighhors By GARY GRANVILLE Ot .. 0..1, ~ "-" Two month~ ao former con aressmun Rich•rd Hannu slipped min t'a)ettf'vlllt', Ark . j\ qu1t:tl) a~ ht-slipped out of Orange County Hanna s nt>1ghbor!> an the pll' tur~qut' college town nesUed m the Ozark Mountains say they didn 't kno1,1, what their new neighbor dad for a living, let HB Surf Events ···slated More than 100 surfers are scheduled to compete this weekend in the sev.cnth annual Huntington Beach Summer Surf. mg Championships. Competition will be held from 6 a m. to 2 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday at the city pier. Tbe event 1s s ponsored by the Huntington Beach Parks and Recreation Department. The championship event at- tracts surfers from west Orange County who have gained prom- inence in national competition, accordi ng to r ec re a tion .:.upervisor Bill Fowler. · The s ummer championships started seven years ago when the U S Surfing Champ1onsh1ps wen: da.continucd rn Huntington Bea<'h hccausc of <'11 m bing costs. L1foguard Capt. Doug D'Arnall said that surfing conditions snould be satis factory for the event "though no one can tell what the weekend will bring " D'Amall said that · breakers 1.3r e currently running from three ,0 four reet. Competition will be offered in six divisions: seniors (35 years and older), masters <lS-34 ), 'mens (18 through 24), juniors 05·17 ), boys 040 and under) and 'Wo men <all ages>. The event is open lo surfers who reside within the Huntington 'Beach High School District. Which includl'S all o( Huntington Beach and parts of Fountain ~alley, Westmmstc r and Seal Heach. * * * ' Oiurning Surf Rises; Guards May Be Busy Pushed by a New Zealand storm, s urf was reaching heights of up to five feet early today along West Orange Co ast beaches. Lifeguards anticipated a sharp increase in rescues at both Hunt· ington and ,Bolsa Chica Stale Beaches. while city beach lifeguards noted lhey had rough water and rip rurrents. "It was np to five feet this morning," said State Beach Lifeguard Jeff Whitaker. "but was down to about four feet later." Whitaker said he expected the heavy surf to build up again later today, when beaches were ex- pected to be jammed with stu- dents and other visitors the last week before school. Hot weather and the fact this week is summer's last hurrah before resumption of school was expected to draw heavy crowds. State beach Lifeeuards logged 50 rescues Thursday, while 16 persons were pulled Crom the water by city guards. Seal Beach lifeguards enjoyed their usual slow rescue activity. They rarely have to make any because the waves are so small at the sheltered strand fianked by two jetties. .i~.t> thait ht: was u former con ter sman B t wh~n fo'ayettev11le police l'h& I three television crews from Hanna'!> backyard at 1 a m Thursduy, those n eighbor:. learned they were living near a n11uonal news personahty It UJ I.be so-called Korean con nect10n tha t makes Ha nna newsworthy. Hanna was identified as an un· rnd1cted co-conspirator In a federal indictment handed down early this week that charges Soulh Kor ean businessman Tongsun Park with 36 corruption related crimes. According to the indictment, the former Democratic legi5lator conspired with park and others from 1967 through 1975 to parcel out $75,000 to fellow legislators in an effort to win their support on Dally ~Ii.. SI.ti -· MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS Five generations gt'l together at I luntmgton Harbour coming ou t par ty. From left arc Great-great-grandmother Alle n. 91; Grandmother You ng, 43 ; Mother Bugbee, 22. and her daughter, Brittany, 2 weeks; Great - grandmother Gregson, 70. 'Coming Out' Five Generations Celebrate Five generations of a family held a "coming out'' party in Huntington Harbour Thursday and had a great time. In fact. it was a great. great time. THE OCCASION was the debut of two-week-old Bnt· tany Rae Bugbee. She joined a gathering that included her great-great· grandmother, Ora Dell Allen. 91 , of Seal Beach, great- grandmother , Lucile Gregson, 70, of Seal Beach and grandmother Luanna Young, 43, of Huntington Harbour. The baby's mother. Valerie Bugbee, 22, of Buena Park , also was in attendance, of course. MRS. YOUNG said that all the fem ales. except for great-great grandma, have something unusual in common. They are the eldest offspring of their respective families. Mrs. Young says that all the women in the family believe that mothers and daughters can be friends and they are committed to those family bonds . THOUGH SHE dido 'l s ay so, the baby seemed to fit right in. She alternately napped, yawned and s miled and ap- peared to be completely comfortable in her surroundings. County to Extend Dial-a-Ride Plan By KATHY CLANCY OI .. O.lly l'li.. ti.ff The Orange County Transit District's Dial-a-Ride service will be coming to Costa Mesa and the Saddleback Valley this winter, OCTD directors decided Thursday. That m e ans starling 1n February residents wlll be able to phone for door-to-desUnallon transit service for a 50-cent rare. The Dial-a -Ride taxicab or small bus will carry them to desUnaUons within their com- munities or to major OCTD bus routes. Directors plan to hire a con tractor to operate the service. OCTD planners said it will take until February to s tart the service. and the cost for the last five months of the 1977-78 fiscal year wilJ be $209,600. Directors had set aside $500,000 in this year's budget for either Dial-a-Ride or the addition of short-run bus routes within com- munities. Rotter Rider CHP Jaib 'Drunk Driver' Board Chairman Ralph Clark cast the lone dissenting vote after arguing unsuccessfully that bus improvements s hould be ex- panded into bla hometown, Anaheim, as well a.s into Costa Mesa and the Saddleback Valley. After decidina to provide Dial· a-Ride in the two Orange Cout communltles, OCTD dlrecton couldn't 11ree on what to do with the rem.aininl $300,000. They asked planners to learn bow tona tt W'ill take to obtain cars or bUlee to operate addi- tlonll routM before makin& ad•- clalOD later. RIVERSIDE · <AP> -Highway patrol officers have arrested a Fullerton man for nllegedly driving while drunk -on n steamroller. CHP officer Bob Patton aays Porfi Duarte was seen driving the 1970 Rex asphalt roller in a new hoUI· ing deveJopmenL Thursday ln the Jurupa area oaat of Rfversldc. Duarte wu apparently employed by the asphalt contractor wortdna on the street and nrnc to work aftetdoWnin8 a few dr1nkl, poUce said. Olllcere told Duarte to pull over and ad· ministered the breelh test. They bOoke(t him at Rlvenkle County Jail. Dlr«t« Rllpb Clark won 1u.p- port oo1J trom Dinctor Robln :VOunl In a mote 10 add abort· baul bul routa to Anabelm. . Dl.i'ecton Al Holllnden and Pblltp Antboay 1.W th• dlltrlct bu Giiiy 131...U ..._to uae for tl\e NrltN, Wbll• planD41't had 11id 11-..CS be DIHll*"Y. Dti"KW Wllllam FUrii Alie> 1114 UM Aliahe&ID Hntce, WbiCh CBeelllDU.P1 .. AJ) issues affecting South Korean business interests. In 1974 when Hanna announced his retirement from congress. he gave as the reason his wire's fail· ing health. Thursday, however, it was Mrs . Hanna who kept reporters at bay outside the Hanna's two- story brick Fayetlevllle home. In the process, she found it necessary to call for police aid twice in addition to the 1 a.m sorti that chased the TV cr ews from the darkened backyard. According lo an Arkansas Gazette reporter at the scene. most obtrusive or the news men was a Washington Post reporter who pulled her car into the Han- na driveway and refused to budge until granted an interview. Bv day's end, nme reporters who had laid siege to the Hanna ldi's Coma a Hoax? home throughout the day had been herded across the s treet by police and sat on a curb as they cooled their heels, the Gazette re- porter saM. The best they got for their day~ long effort was word that Hanna had been subpoenaed to appear before a congressional commit- tee Tuesday. And from behind a door that (See HANNA, Page A2) 15 Amin Enemies . ' . Reported Executed NAlROBI , Kenya (AP) A group of plotters against Presi- dent Jdi Aman were reported to have been executed today under a clock tower on the outskirts of Kampala, the Ugandan capital. Valley Still Fears Corps 'Invasion' By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. OI t• O.lly ~Ii.. Sutt Fountain Valley residents say they still fear a future Marine Corps Invasion of Mlle Square Park even though the Marines have scrapped, at least tem- porarily, plans to build housing units in the heart or the recrea- tional area. Mayor Roger Stanton told the c ity council that petitions with almost 5,000 si~natures have been filed by Fountain VaJley residents who oppose any use of the J..30.acre core area of the park for any purpose other than recreation. Marine officials s ay they have not ruled out the idea of military ramily housing at the 130-acre site if needed in the future. Officials dropped the Mile Square plan Au g. 17 and instead said they will build 400 units on 72 acres near the Marine Corps helicopter base in Tustin. Fountain Valley residents Terry Ryan and Barbara Brown. who spearheaded the petition drive, say the military housing th real will not be over until the 130-acre area is declared surplus a nd converted into park land. Mrs. Ryan and Mrs . Brown s aid they believe their efforts forced Rep. Robert Badham (R· Newport Beach> to find a new site for military hous ing near the helicopter base in Tustin. But the two community leaders plan to continue their fight to use the Mile Square core area as a park. "We have lo keep a real watchdog attitude on the future use of the MiJe Square core area issue," said Mrs. Brown. "We haven 't won yet." • Stanton told the city council Tuesday he and Councilman Bernie Svals tad met with Supervisor Philip Anthony, other county officials and Badham aide Howard Seelye on the Mile Square land issue last week. Stanton said no derinile plan came out of the meeting but "lhe ball is in the conaressman 's tBadham) court." Seelye told the city orrlciala he will investigate the possible declaration by the Defense Department or the Mlle Square land as surplus, Stanton 1aid. Si~ Quake Free? SACRAMENTO <AP> -A new study by federal •eoJoclltl make "a at.roo.a cue" that there are no active earthquake fa ult.a at the Aubum Dam 1ite, t.,o federal of- flcialuay. 'lR4Sll HIDES ll4RBOR SIGN F1rteen people were scheduled to die before a riring squad. An editor of Voice of Uganda, the official government newspaper in Kampala, con· firmed by telephone that the ANNOUNCES CANDIDAC'V Attorney Hutton Fint Female Seeks HB lbtomey Seat Attorney Gall Hutton an noun<'ed her candidacy for the of· Ci ce of Huntington Beach city at- torney today. She is the first woman to seek that position in the city's history. Mrs. Hutton, 40, is a 10-year resident of Huntington Beach. She has served as a deputy city at· torney in Santa Ana since 1974. Mrs . Hutton 1s the second challenger planning to enter next spring's campaign against in- cumbent Don Bonfa who h as served since 1968 without elec· lion competition. Tom Whaling, who has a downtown law practice, pre· viously announced his intention to run against Bonfa. Mrs . Hutton says s he is pledged to vigorous enforcement of 'the Huntington Beach municipal code. "I will deve lop improved morale within the office ol city attorney and will work efficlenUy and harmoniously wi\h other de- part.menta and 4'lected officials ln the best interests of the people of Hunllngton Beach," she sald. Mrs. Hutton bas served as business law instructor at Pep- perd.lne University and Sad· dlebaek Colleee and ia a former teacher In the Hwitin8ton Beach HiJrh School Dlatrlct. Rer husband Paul 11 a Hunt· in1ton Beach real estate broker and part·tlme business ln.st.ruc- tor at Goldeh West College. Their three children attend Manna H1sh School. Bulhig Propoeed LOS ANGELES CAP) -An In· ltfrallon proposal unveiled by the dty aohool1 • staff would mean tnandatory bualn1 for nearly 115,000 stud•nh. However, many 1t1r•1•ted It~ In ~ f a.11.beet reacbel ol 'tbli tCIO·tquare·mlle di•trlct •outd Dilt be covered. j public executions took place at S p.m. (7 a .m. PDT). He said he had no further details . Meanwhile, Uganda radio re- m ained silent on a report from one of Amin 's chief aides that the 51-year-old military $ilrongman was in a coma after undergobg surgery Wednesday for an un- disclosed ailment. The suspicion was growing in Nairobi that Amin's reported coma was another hoax. like the false<t'eport last June that he was flying to London for the Com- monwealth Conference in de· fiance of the Britis h govern- m ent 's announcement that he wasn't wanted. He never left Uganda Reports from Kampala said t he local t elevision s tation showed an operation being performed on Amin in the neck. area. The station's program director, when asked if the telecast was live or had been filmed some time ago, laughed and replied: "Ask the minister of information." Amin ls known to have been hos pitalized on five previous oc · casions for medical attention since he seized power in 1971. A nurse al Kampala's NuJago Hospital, reached by telephone from Nairobi, said Amin was no longer in his room . "As far as I know." she said, "he has been transferred to an island retreat on Lake Victoria, but I'm not sure." The report that Amin was in a com a came from Maj. Robert Astles, a British-born Ugandan citizen who is one or bis closest confidants. After a radio report that Amin had undergone surgery, Astles told a reporter who telephone him from Nairobi that he didn't "exactly know" what was wrong with the 51-year-old military strongman. "But he's in a coma." Astles continued. "We believe he'll pull out of it. I'm going over to the " hospital right now to see what's happening." A later call was answered by an aide who said AsUes was "at President Amin's bedside. The president is in sort or a coma. It looks serious.'' Measure Shelved SACRAMENTO (AP> -A pro- posal to require most California homes to have water meters bas been shelved until J anuary by the Assembly Ways and Me&M- Committee. Coast Weather Some relief from the heat ia expected this weekend. It will be In the low 80s inland. lower 70S at beach~. The momln& fog may hant around a little 10111er than usual Saturday. Ton.l(bt it wlll be 58 to 68. INSIDE TODAY Al Cl MW HG'°7l ~ for Cotto M•io'• Soutll Cocm R~, DallJI PUot wrfi.t Tom TiJU, and Joclde Human loo~.at two dl.tff'fftt cuptdt o/ tfw llwGl..-. on Polle CJ. ladex it 2 DAtl v f'll 0 T H f ~--r_· ·~rt.;;.•rL......;.;.,;;.11Pc:.:'~•;.;;""~'.>.:.:•':..;:9:......:.l 9:.:7~7 'ra,.f)btri~•· Teachers Plan Action Course Tt•ath1•" 1n I h1· Or 1·.in \ 1t·10. 1 H un11n.:ton Ht·.i 1h 1 .inrl \\ t"!>lmtn .. h-1 1•l1•mrntan (h&tnc·t i.choob pl;m lo mt t e.u ly Mon rhy befort rt'portmi lo th1•1 r clu-.w" and 1l"C'1dt• wh l to do 1ihout ... lull1-d ronlr 11rt 11;.lh tn th1•1r n~pt.·c·t1\" rh,tnl h On·.~ \'tt•\4 I ra1·h1·1 A''o<'tJ l!on ~()\TA ) om c111h1 l!Uld toda) tht>y m.iy rt'quut a \tatr uppomtt!'d f.u-t ftndanR tt.'am bt ~t>nt to brt'ak th~·1r deadlock~ c:ontr .. ct laJk, "1th d1s tr1ct nt>got1uto~ 0 \TA and district negotiator' iire reported hagghni: over tht· Clemente Chase Nets Five Aliens A tugh speed chase through south San Clement<: Thursday l'Odt'CI tn the arrest of an En c1n1tcc. man and apprehension of five illegal ali ens Border patrol agents and San Clemente police officers pursued a car north on the San Diego freew:Jy from Basilone Road. off the freeway at Aven1da Magda lena and south on El Camino Real to A venidCI Pala where the car crashed. ' Police s:ud no one was mjured in the crash The driver of the car fled on foot, running north on Avcnida Santa Margarita, police said About one blQCk north of the crash scene, the man scaled a fence to Ccimp Pendleton prop. erty Fivl' aliens were found in the trunk of the car a nd apprehended hy border patrol agents Chris Brown, 19, of Encinitas, was itpprehended at Camp Pendleton and arrested by the horder p alr<>I for s muggling alie ns A German s hephe rd dog, found inside the car and df'scribed by police as "unfriendly," was turne d over to the humane society FroaP~AI RIDES ... could include Dial-a Ride 10 Anaheim Hills, could cost more than the $300,000 available OCTD planners h ad ranked communities by age group and transit need The one ranking highest was !:ianta Ana But planners said 16 buses abl~ to carry 36 passengers eac ~ would bl' nec•ded for that service. and those huses wouldn't be available until fall of 1978. Also rankin~ high on the list for short-haul community bus routes were Huntington Beach and G ardcn Grove Huntington Beach Coun- cilwoman Harriet Wieder said lhe service would serve the elderly, young and low-income residents of her city Integration Rule Adopted SACRAMENTO <AP> -The s tate Board of Education has adopted regulations instructing California s chools to d e · segregate, despite state school Superlntendent Wilson Riles' concern over tnat action. Under the rules, there are no penalties for violations. The rules also do not apply lo districts under a court order to de- se~regate. Those districts in- dude Los Angeles. San Fran- t iscoond San Diego. OftAN0£ COAST H fF DAILY PILOT rlurut1on of tht•tr ronlract pro pui.ub Oc~un Vtcw Sl·hool D11> trict offlt·11t11t w1rnt J two y~ur puct wtuh.' teacht·r1> wunl a one· ~ ~ u r conti· l*ct M c ii n" h i I l· , W e " t m I n s t tr T1·ud'1t'n. A~IWl'IUllon <WTA I say tht·v mJ~ l..ikl· a :.t1 tkl· vote Mon d.n morn1n.: dt!pt!nding on th~ out<.·omc of u :school boud meet 111~ tm11.:ht at 6 30 p m WTA President Bob Mann u1d today "teachers are licked ' because district negotiators will not meet "1th WTA negotiators Mann i;aid the only contract provisions WTA and the district have agreed upon are s afety policies, leaves and transfers "We haven't even discussed salary yet," he added Westmmster school distnct of f1c1als are offering teac hers a 4 S pt·rn·nt across the board pay h1kt· 1f they ~gree to a two-yeC1r contract Mann said WTA wants a one year pact with a 16 percent pay boost in t.eachers' starting salary with additional pay raises for other instructors based on their education and experience ~•1h tht· distract School district officials sai d cla!>Ses will be held Monday 1n the event ~achers do not report for work FrqgScare Brings Suit FORT WAYNE , Ind IAP1 -A Fort Wayne woman, cla1mmg s he wa!> 1()Jured recoiling from a r~og thrown at her, has filed a $63,500 damage suit. . The suit, filed Thursday m Allen County Superior Court for Ca rol E . Packard, named as defen- dants Paul McBride Landscaping and Pools and a man unknown to the plaintiffs. The suit said the uniden- tified man intentionally threw a frog at Mrs . P~ckard at her home May 9, 1976, causing her to fall against the side of the house. Fro.. Page Al HANNA ••• was opened jus t a crack 1 n response lo news m en 's knocks cam e a statement from Hanna that sa1d, "I do not have anything to say lo anybody about anything unlll then." Nonetheless. a s m all cadre or reporters was still stationed out- side the Hanna home today. ac· cording lo Fayetteville police Cons equently. the seclusion sought by the 63-year-old former congressman when he and hi s fa mily settled in Fayetteville bas evaporated into the Ozarks' clear air Before settling in the Arkansas home having an assessed value of $53,000 but a reported market value "of somewhere in the neighborhood of $120,000 " Hanna lingered a while after his retire- m ent a while after his retirement in Newport Beach. In mid-1976 he negotiated for a county lobbyist's job that went down the drain when the Board or Supervisors nixed appropria lions that included a $30,000 a year salary. Later, he accepted an appoint· ment with the newly formed county economic development commission. Simultaneously he continued to operate what he described as an "agribusiness" from offices in Irvine. * * * Park St11nned By American legal Action SEOUL. South Korea <AP> Tongsun Park, Indicted in Washington for hls role In an al- leged South Korean influence- buyina scheme tn Conareu, said today he was ••surprised and totan, disappointed•• at the Arnerican leaaJ aellott a1alnst hlm. Emeratng from 3~ boun ot QuHtionin1 by Stout pros· ecuton, Park tdld t.epon.n he d ld not think he ouahl to return to the Unlted States as Iona as the AOlerlcan presa -ln hla view -w" attem~lni to try him on tta terms in · an em0Uon°cbar1ed atmQIPben. '' " Drifter . Held • ID Heists A drifter who police allege Is responsible ror as many as 20 armed robberies throughout Orange County is charged today \\ itb three heists in Fountain Valley after assertedly being identified in a lineup Thursday. Gerald Vinson King, 30, whose last listed address was in Garden Grove, is held on $25,000 bail in connection with the three charges placed against him Thursday. Fountain Valley DeteeUve Lee Pepka said the booking pro- cedure was simply done in coun· ty jail, where King has remained in cllSt.ody since his Sept. 1 arr~t by Westminster police on a felony warrant. "He's been behind a whole series of armed robberies " Detective Pepka claimed today' King, who lists his occupation as truck driver, is accused of be- ing the knife-wielding bandit who robbed the Dutch Dry Cleaners. 9064 Edinger Ave .. three times in 25days. • The knifepoint episodes OC· Oft flw Beame New Yo rk City Mayor Abraham Bcame. whose t e rm in Cit y Hall was marked by the c itv's gravest fin a n c l a l crisis since the Depression, \\ent down to defeat in th(' mayoralty primary Thurs- cl a~ along with challenger H l'l 1<1 A h zu g . Sl't.' ~ tory. l';,igp 1\4. 'Dae Shadow Knows curred May 21, May 27 and June 16, Detective Pepka said, with $SS. $28 and $100 in losses in· volved. 2 Teens Held In 18-house Burgle Spree Is tlw :-.tlhoul'ttl· 011 lhl' ::.all of thif-i catamaran in ;\;t•\\ port I !arbor endowed with the power to cloud men's m1mb'' \\'h:Jtever. it m;Hk fur an intere~ting picture as summer draws lo a clo~c alon~ tht.• Orange Coast.· King was arrested Sept. l by Westminster police who found him dining in Garden Grove. They held an arrest warrant c~rryin~ $25.~ bail, charging Kmg Wlth fa1lure to appear in Central Orange County Judicial District Court on armed robbery and burglary charges. FBI Information Withheld on Lance But. said Westminster Officer Earle Graham, an armed rob· bery in Fullerton earlier that s ame day and recognition of King's descr iption based on a radio broadcast or the suspect aro~ their suspicions. Two Huntington Beach teenagers have been arrested in connection with an 18-house burelary spree near Golden West Street and McFadden Avenue which netted about $8,000 in loot last week, police reported. ATLANTA CAP > Former l' S Atty John W Stokes Jr <·harged loday that offi cials of the Ca rter a dm101s trC1ti on withheld and concealed FBI in- formation on Bt'rt Lance from the &mate committee that rec ommended his confirmation a:-. hudget director Stokes said at ci news con· fert'ncc that as U.S. attorney his off 1 ce in vcs ti gate() whether L<incc violated federal law in 1974 by O\'l'rdraw1ng his account at the Calhoun First National Bank during his unsuccessful try for the governorship of Georgia He said he found insufficient evidence to seek an indictment agC1mst Lance and clo!>ed lhe case. Asked by reporters what the FBI report contained, Stokes replied. "I consider it damaging information but not criminal con· duct It showed irregulC1r ac- t1 v1t1cs m running a bank " The case was closed "because 10 my judgment 1t was not a pro- secutable cC1sc . There was nol any intent to defraud ... he !>aid S to k es s aid Se n ate i n - vestigators as Red him last week for information he found during the investigation. He said he turned it over to the FBI, which was collecting it for the Carter transition team last fall "If the Senate committee had had this FBI report in J anuary, they would not be needing lo go into it with me and request all Driver Faces Drinking Rap After Crash Drunken driving charges today face a man whose old pickup truck swerved off a HuntingtQn Beach street, crashing into and mowing down about 40 feet of.en eight-foot concrete block wall. The demolished vehicle spun to a s top on the sidewalk after send- ing a shower of the heavy, intact blocks and jagged fragments of others fl ying into a family backyard patio. Investigators said it was lucky the barbecue, play and dining area -littered with small c hildren's toys-was not oc· cupied when the truck exploded through the wall arter going out of control Wednesday night. Driver Mark Welfare, 21. of 2253 Pacific Ave., in county ter· ritory adjacent to Costa Mesa's west.side boundary, was treated by paramedics at the scene on Bushard Street south of Atlanta Avenue. He was further treated at Paclllca H0tpltal and released but not before belnl iaaued a clta- tloa alletinl he was drivinl um· der the lnfluence of alcohol. Police aald tbey did not Uat the address of the homeowner living directly behind the demoliahed wall bee•~• tbe wall itself jg city-owned. t • • th 1s informat100 now," Stokes said. "I charge that officials of the Cart er administration withheld and concealed the FBI back· J?round report and the informa- laon it contained from the Senate committee in January," Stokes :.aid . "The point I wanted to get at is that in late December 1976, FBI !>pccial agents made a full and compll'te investigation in con- nection with the overdrafts They inter vicwt'd me and anyone who had anything to do with the Lance case." he said . "I felt the case was not pros- ecutable ... hesa1d. "IC the Senate committee had the report in January a nd found thut I wa'i right, that he should not ttave been prosecut~. they could still have considered the fac:t.s and acted on it as lhey chos e," he said He said the day after he closed the ca.se. President-elect Carter announced m Plains that Lance was his choice as federal budget d1n•ctor Meanwhile, Lance's effective. nl'ss as President Ca rter's budi::ct director has been so st•nously damaged by recent dis- closures that he m ay be com· Pl'llcd to resign , Agriculture St•cretary Robert Bergland said Thursday. In a copyrighted mtervlew with a Was hington correspon· dent for the Minneapolis Trthun<', Bergland said Lance <·ould still be vindicated by Congressional hearings into his financial dealings as a Georgia banker before Joining the Carter ad m1ruslration. "What I am saymg 1s that the questions raised have created such a furor that r think his effec· t1ven~s has been impaired to a point where 1t probably can't be restored,'' Bergland s aid. Orricer Graham said it was the same as that of a man who on Aug. 17 held up the Radio Shack, 15389 Brook.hurst St., and on Aug. 29 hit Danber Drugs. 8900 Bolsa Ave., both in Westminster . The descriptions in those cases and that of King on the arrest warrant they sought to serve led a team or detectives to develop information about where he might be found. It was hinted they questioned informants or Known associates after establishing King as their suspect in the other cases. He has been known to frequent the west county area since 1970, Officer Graham said. They tipped off Fo••taln Valley then, sayin& KinJ mltbt be their man in the three Dutch Dry Cleaners Jobs. 81,525 in Jewels Stolen in Valley Jewelry belonging to a Foun· ta.in Valley couple and a visiting friend was taken in a daylight burglary Thursday, police said. George and Gloria Scharrer called police when they arrived home in the evening to find their front door ajar and jewelry worth $1,S25gone. Patrolman Gary Van Horne said an intruder used a pair or channel grip pliers to twist off the doorknob. 2 Hurdles Cleared SACRAMENTO <AP> -A SJ.S-billion water plan that would authorize construction or the Peripheral Canal is on the As· sembly floor today after favors· ble votes of the water committee and the Ways and Means Com· mittee. A police helicopter pilot spotted the youths fleeing from an apparent daytime burglary Sept. 3. Police nabbed the 13-year· old and 15-year·old near the scene. said officer Bob Russell. Russell said fingerprints and other evidence linked the boys to a total of 18 day and night-time burglaries in the Golden West· McFadden residential area from Aug. 31 to Sept. 3. The youths allegedly took Jewelry. cash and liquor. Some of the stolen property has been re- turned to its owners, said Russell Man Attacks Irvine Women ~At Gunpoint Irvine police are seeking a doorbell-ringing rapis t who as· saulted a woman in her home while holding her nude cousin at gunpoint. The marl then tried to rape th·e cousin, police said but he failed. The victims were not otherwise IOJUrcd. Police Investigator Dennis McNeely said the nature of the incident could lead to the sus· pect. Neither of the women, aged 28 and 30, could identify their al· tacker, according to their state· ment..~ The man, described as about 30 years old, fi ve feet nine inches tall, with a bad complexion and long, curly, sandy.blond hair. escaped in a small car or on a motorcycle His victims heard only the sounl'f of the s mall e ngine. All For The Family- ) What changes your house more than any other thing? What Improves accou1tlc1 dramatically? What warms up a houae? What Imparts unique beauty end comfort? ••• Carpeting from Alden's, that'• whetl (If your house ,._tlfl••" you, atop In •!'d ••• ua F~ST.) DEN'S : iiisii11atiiin: 'custom drapsr.ies· Unoleum • woad floor. · \ I I , _,,.,,J ................... ________ _......_ __ ~--------------------~~-----------------------,.---~-----------------=---- Irvine E:OlllON VOL 70 NO. 2S2. ~ SECTIONS, 46 PAGES Spotlight on By (;i\RV t.RAN\llLLE Ol_o.I.., ,.. ........ Two monlh!'> 1111(0 former con grcbbmoin R1<:hurd llannd slipped mlo Fayell~v11le, Ark . as qw1.'ll) as he blipped oul o( Orange County Hanna 'b neighbors in the pie turesque college town nestled 1n the Ozark Mountains say they didn't know what their new neighbor did for a l1ying, let Extortion Vsed • 1lont' thal ht: wab a former con· ~ressman But when Fayetteville police c·ha:-.ecl three television crew!i from Hanna's backyard at la m Thursday, those n eighbors learned they were living near a nalaonaJ news personahty It is the so-called Korean con· Ol'Ct1on that makes Hanna newsworthy. Hanna was identified as an un· Irvine Police Hunt Rapist lrvme police are seeking a doorbell-nngini: rapbt who as· saulted a woman m her home while holding her nude cousin al gunpoint. Panel Eyes Art Policy For Irvine A r ecomm endation for an .Irvine city arts policy, which could require developers lo in· elude works of art in public and .private projects, is scheduled for 1adoption by the community services comm1ss1on later this •month. · Commissioners mot this week to discuss an arts policy and ap· pointed Chairman Alan Miller 'and memhcr Sharon Sircello lo draft a final policy. Details of the policy haven't been worked out, but com· missioners were impressed with Seattle, which requ i res de· SEattle, which requires de· velopers lo set aside a percen· tage of development costs for art works. Commissioners examined four ealegories of projects that may be included within the poltcy: -Municipal projects, public works and recreation. -Commercial s hopping cen· ters. banks, industrial buildings and hospitals. -Educational institutions - public sch ools, UC Irvine, libraries, fire stations . -Private developments, h ouses, apartments, con· dominjums. In other commission business, a new commissioner took the oath of office. Bob Moore replaced Mil es Peterson, who's moved from Irvi ne. Moor e, appointed by Coun- cilman J ot\n Burton, is a resident of the Greentree tract, and has been active in homeowner as· sociations. Coast Weather Some relief from the heat is expected this weekend. It will be ln the low 80s inland, lower 70s at beaches. The mornlns fog may haog around a liltle lonaer than usual Saturday. Tonight It will be 58 to 68. INSIDE TODAY Al Cl MW lea.tOn ~inf /Of Coato Me10'1 S01.1th Coa1t Rtpef10f'J/, Oofl11 Pilot wrltn1 Tom Titw, and Jacldt ffpum loolc at ttOO diffn-mt °"'"'' Of the Ui.tottt, 07J l'ogt Cl. l••ex The man then tried to rape the cousm, police said but he failed . The victims were not otherwise injured. Police Investigator Dennis McNeely said the n ature of the incident could lead to the sus· peel. Neither or the women, aged 28 and 30, could identify their ai. tacker. according to their state· men Le; The man, described as about 30 years old, five feet nine inches tall, with a bad complexion and long, curly, sandy -blond hair, escaped in a small car or on a motorcycle. His victims heard only the sound of the small engine. The women told police they were awakened at 1:45 a.m. by the ring of the front doorbell They went to a front sliding glass door, where. taped to the door, was a note. The note demanded that its author be let inside the house, through the back door and warned that he had a gun. The women, terrified, huddled in a hallway in the m iddle of the house. The back door. they realized, had been left unlocked. The gun· man attacked them in the hall and forced both women into the master bedroom. Motioning with a small caliber revolver, he forced .them to undress, and himself disrobed. Investigator McNeely said he'd never heard of a rapist using an extort.ion note to get to his vie· t1ms. ''This case is unique." he said. Police wer e trying to de· termine how the man may have known the women were alone in the house. FBI Report About Lance 'Concealed' ATLANTA (AP) -Former • U.S. Atty. John W. Stokes Jr. charged today that officiaJs of the Carte r a dm inistration withheld and concealed FBI ln- formaUon on Bert Lance from the Senate committee that rec- ommended bis confirmation as budget director. Stokes ~aid at a news con· rerence lhat as U.S. attorney his office investigated whether Lance violated federal law in 19'74. by overdrawing his account at the Calhoun First National Bank duril\g his unsuccessful try for the governorship of Georeta. He said he found insuffictent evidence to seek an indictment aaalnst Lance and cloaed the case. Asked by reporters what the FBI report contained, Stoke.a replied: "l cona1der it dam8'1na tnrormaUon but not criminal con· duct. It abowed lrre1utar ac· tJvtlles lo runnJns •bank.'' ~ cate "• cloled "because In my JUd1ment lt 'WU not a~ aecfuUlble cue. Thire wu not any lidnt to ~ud ••• " M a&ld. A& . UM Wblte HouH, press ffcrttatJ todi Pftell laid be dld not want to com menl on 'St.oke .. atat.emeatl. li:..~--....... ---....... -...... .,,...._......,_""""' (leeL&NCB,P ... &J> Today's Closing .N.Y. Stocks ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1977 TEN CENTS Hanna Stuns N eighhors indicted co·consplrator in a federal mdtctment handed down early this wee k that charges South Korean businessman Tongsun Park with 36 corruption related crimes. According lo the indictment, the former Democratic legislator conspired with park and others from 1967 through 1975 to parcel out $75,000 to fellow legislators in an effort to win their support on issues affecting South Korean business interests In 1974 when Hanna announced his retirement from congress, he gave as the reason his wife's fail· ing health. Thursday, however, it was Mrs. Hanna who kept reporters al bay outside the Hanna's two. story brick Fayetteville home. In lhe process, she found it necessary to call for police aid Ene • twice m itddition lo the 1 a.m . sorti that chased the TV crews from the darkened backyard. According to an Arkansas Gazette reporter al lhe scene, most obtrusive of the newsmen was a Washington Post reporter who pulled her car into the Han· na driveway and refused to budge until granted an interview By day's end, nine reporters who had laid siege lo the Hanna es home throughout the day had been herded across the street by police and sat on a curb as they cooled their heels, the Gazette re- porter said. The best they got for their day- long effort was word that Hanna had been subpoenaed to appear before a congressional commit· tee Tuesday. And from behind a door that <See HANNA, Page A2) • am Is Coma Report i Fantasy? HEAD OVER HEELS -But just barely. as C heryl Armstrong is temporarily top cheerleader ror rirst workout of Irvine lligh School group in new student center. On r: .. mer footing arc <from left 1 Kns Delly -,..,,, -I•'arley. J enny Kleckner, Debi Montez and Kris .J uarez. School opened for the new year on Thurs day with a two-dav '"eek to gently acclimati1~e students. · 12,000 Back to School Iroine Student Enrollment Up 12. 7 Percent Almost 12,000 elementary and secondary sc hool students trooped back to school Thursday in the Irvine Unified School Dis· trict. Jack · Paiham, administrator of community and employe rela- tions, said projected district enrollment is up 12.7 percent over last year, at 11,830 pupils. • Parham said first·day atten- dance figures are close to that projection, though firm statistics won't be available for a week. There are 13.6 percent more teachers in the growing district, with the hiring of 67 new instruc· tors, bringing the teacher force to about560, Parham said. ''It went very, ver y smoothly,'' Parham said of the first day. "The buses all flowed. It was probably one of the smoothest openings ln a long time.•' There we r e som e minor problems, howeever, including the failure of the air conditioning system at one of the district's two new schools, Bonita Canyon elementary. Parham said the machinery m ade a siren.type noise, and, rather than suffer the noise, ad· mlnlstrators decided to suffer the beat. The district's other new school is a temporary facility -Wood· brtdae Middle School -where 89 children attend in temporary buildings erected on the campus of Rancho San Joaquin In- termediate School. Among new personnel are four prlncls>ala; . former d istrict paycholo~at Tom Perrle at Stone Creek elementary, former Senta Ana elementary district princl,.J Jqanne Hodder at Tuf-· Ue Rock elementary. and fonner Cypnu m,h Scbool prinelpal Bob Mohr at University High School. The fourth is Tom Heustis, who was promoted from assistant prmcipal to principal of SELF School. Parham s aid the ratio of women principals in the distnct is the highest in the county, with six or the 19 positions. There are two new assistant principals: Mike Wertman and Leah Lawe, both at Irvine High School. ~Yor Fights City On Irvine Permits By PfDUP ROSMARIN 01 ,,. D•lly flllelt lleff Irvlne Mayor Bill Vardoulis Ci Jed an app eal Thurs day challenging residential develop- ment permits issued for lwo Irvine Company Turtle Rock housing developments. The permits for 892 residential units were issued last week by administrative order of Irvine Planning Director Eddie Peabody. The mayor's action was within a lO·day appeal period and brings the permits before the City Council for approval. probably at lhe Oct.11 meeUng. Vardoulis said he chall,nged the permits because the city has no assurance from the Irvine Jtaocb Water District tba\ there wiW•be water enough available for thenew residential traets. He said he feared the new de- velopment would result ln the IRWD next year asklna for greater cutbacks ln water use by 'lhe general populace. VardouUa said the JRWD waa asked three week• aao about water avallabtlity and hun't yet answered city queries. "lf we don't kno• what t.he future bolds for resldenll bere now." be aald. "and we're telk· tn1 abOut new development, we 're IOIJll to end up with 30 per· cent rat.IOnblc." Tbla year the city or lmne, Uke all other munlelpalltl• and aaenctet •lnt Metropolitan Wat8'J)iltrkt • WMer, WM«· deNI • -COMUmptlon to to pereu If IMt ,....•11evt11. VartoUli. WCIDCllHCS, 0 U the .,..,.,,...,... FIGHTS OWN ctTY HALL trvlne Mayor Verdoull1 public la expected to reduce ita wa\efconaumpUonbylOpercent wltbout any development. what wlU ll be with addit.iooal develop. ment?" He wu critical <Jf city plannlnt alaff Who d termlMd wbetber tbe Turtlo Ro.ck project• quatlfted fol" the development pennlta. ~lflcaUOD ta \ued on a • 1y1tetn ol points awarded f~ meeUnc certain requlremen&I. (See MAYGa. Pap Al> . KAMPALA, Uganda (AP> - Fifteen men convicted or plotting against President ldi Amin were shot one by one by a firing squad before a large crowd in this Ugandan capital today. The men were lined up, tied agains t water drums filled with sand and fell one after the other as the bullets hit them. The ex. ecutions were carried out at 5:05 p m. (7:05 a .m. PDT) near the Queen's clock tower on the out- skirts of Kampala. Twelve men were convicted last month of plotting to over· throw Amin in an attempted coup allegedly timed to coincide with the sixth anniversary of Amin's · accession to power Jan. 26. The other three men were sen- tenced in July on treason and murder charges. Radio Uganda was silent today on earlier reports by Amin 's aides that Amin was in a coma following s urgery for an UD· disclosed ailment. In Paris. the French am· bassador to Uganda said the re· ports of a coma were "pure fan- tasy." The envoy did not say how he knew. As the firing squad took aim, a large crowd watched near the clock tower, the sam,e spot where a number of guerrillas faced lhe first public execution by firing s quad in Uganda in 1973. Uganda's military defense council had ordered the convict· ed men to be s hot and Amin signed the execution papers on Tuesday' rejecting last·minute appeals for c l emency from Liberian President Wiiliam Tolbert. Those killed include teachers. businessmen and former govern· ment officials. In Nairobi, diplomatic sources in Kampala reached by telephone confirmed the execu· lions had taken place. After lhe shootings, the bodies were taken away for burial, the sources said. In London, Radio Uganda said in a 4:30 p.m . (9:30 a.m. PDT) broadcast that Amin warned that anyone who "engages in sub- sersive activities against Ugan- da is actually committing suicide." Site Quake Free? SACRAMENTO (AP) -A new study by federal geologists make "a st.rona case" a.bat there are no active earthquake faults at the Auburn Dam site, two federal of· ficlals say. Will Nixon View 'Men?' Alt.houth the film ••All The President•• Men" may not be one of RJcbard Nlx- on 's favorites, the fonner president will have plenty or chance to aet uaed to It tbla mcntb. Th• cbronlct. of the JournalJJUc lnveatJ11Uon of Wai.rcate that IHd eventually to Ntxoo~a rei· 11natlon will b• abown · laht times over a pay TV circuit that reacbea lb• ex· pretldent 1D San Clement.. Storer Cable TV'• an1 manaser. I>Oullu RoOk, Hid Nb.ob hal four ol tM ''Showt.lme'• pay :tV Oii&- , le&a la bli bOme. ( .. ct 2 o .. ,l v r-11 C"~---'---'-' .... '11-.-... r_s_ .... •p_1._•m_b_,._, _11_1_0_,_, , . ....., r • .,, ''' Stabbing ' MAYOR •.. Victim \ .ardouli~ ""'t h1• \4 u., 1n 1 r~ulou~ th.11 th1· 111 .rnninv 111..irr ••udl.ld lhc JU OJCcl (IH: ~m~ ror ater avallabUlly "ll M"t·m .. lo 1111. th1. fl 1o1111w11 lion uf thut." h1· ,, ... d Tuud.1) the· c 1ty f'lunnin" l'omm1 :1o111n CXPff'''4'cl c-011n•rni. .. 1m1I r to thu'lc' powd h y lht• \ MrdouJi, a11p1•o1I Memtx•r un .tn1mou"h .t1111r11\ !'d a rt•1mlut1on ioi~k inte th,· t'OUOC ll to "t•kt•" lon6( lnok ul 1m•Jc1·t .apprc>" 11b Wllh rc~l>(-<'I t.n w.th•r 1iVailab1hty l''Unne1 U1t· comml~slon su.: 1-te~ll'tl that thl' city do a wulcr J\ .11l.tb1ht)' 'luth 11:tdc11cndcnl or th1.• lr\t01.· 'tu<h \ wrdouli ~.utl hi$> .ippt:al wouldn't Ot'<'C!>!tiirtly huld up MC tu11l bwldm.i of the TurtJe Kock prOJt'<.l;, .. I hope• tht·re' no problem. he u1d, · but 1f there 1s, we've got to clear 11 up You don 't allow de \elopmcnl. then tuTn around lalt-r and trv to stop 1\. · Doug Ford, lrvrne Company director of commumly develop m1•nt, s .. ud 'he appeal by itself won ·1 delay t ht> prOJ('Cls, since the company 1s a few months away from bemg ready to file tl'ntalh e tr act maps Ford said several res1denlH1l tlevelopment permits have been appealed to the council in the past, all were approved Man Arrested In Phony Bomb Threat An allC'~cd prankster accused of making a phony bomb thrt:al 10 La 11;.ihra police Thursday night 1s 10 Orange County Jail to- day. police reported Offiet'rs alleged Paul Wilson, 20, of 1450 W Lambert Avenue, La Habra, phom:d police head- <1uarters at 5 10 p. m . to report that a bomb had been placed l1cneath the pol ice station. Police evacuated about 12 pers,>ns from the station for about an hour while a search was conducted, officers s aid. Meanwhile, Wilson a llegedly phoned hack several times and 1•ngagNJ m a wide·ranging con- versation with a dispatcher while police tract.'<! the phone call Wilson was arrested at his home on a charge of making a false horn b report, pol ice s aid Brown Meets On Pipeline SACRAMENTO (AP) Gov Edmunc1 Rrown Jr wa s scheduled to meet with Canadian Prime Mm1s tcr Pierre Trudeau in Ottawa to<lay about a proposed natural gas pipelin e across Canada Following the meeting, he was to fly to Anchorage for a meeting Saturday with Gov. Jay Ham- mond , als o to dis c uss the pipeline, Brown's 0H1ce asaid T he Democratic governor is- sued no statement before leav· ang Brown has favored a pipeline with a western le~ to carry Alaskan natural gas to Pacific Coast states, as proposed Ill the agreement between Presi- dent Carter and Trudeau. 'IR4SH HIDES IURBOR SIGN Orange County has spent $25,000 for a tign to mark the Dana Point Harbor entr ance. But a trash container , parked cars, discarded junk. bus benches, traffic signs and signal poles obscure or detract from the sign. Photo, editorial, A6 . O"ANOl COAST DAILY PILOT =~.~~~~.'~.:.i:1==~= °"'" """"'"''""°"""""' _ ................ . -·--·· ,..,_ -· ... C.Ot• Mev ... _ ....... Hwnll ....... -11/P'...,. t•I" ValltY ltvif'lt , '4Hl ... , V•t .. f .,_, ~ .. 11<1t/""'11tCMtl,A ................ IMI llOll ,, ~ ,.,.,, ......... .._..,,. '"' ~~::~~':::.':!~U.1:1 ..... ~.:,. m w..-.. , .. _ .. .... Queried ll.rwp0rt Ht.'1wh 11oht·c plMnoo to 11ui·~llon J Cornnu <lei Mar .,11;.1t1lw1.: vH·t1m tod ,1y m an at kmpt tu fmd out whu.l lt.'<1 the rnun':. "1ft• to uttal'k h111\ l>tik<:lnc S1tt Kt·n Thomp.'lon !'!Aid Uus morn1111t tht• w1fo, Anil1t Heatr1t·c <kh1>a, 12, who WH J..tllt<tl Oii .. ('hJI .:l· of ,tHPmpted 111u11ll'I rottow 111.: the HH: 1dt.>nl, told HIH•.,11~.1tor' !>hl· actoo ln :wlfdden!>t.' 1 hom1J~o11 .,a1ci the woman t l1um:. .,ht• ttll(I lll'r husband, R t'y, wl.'rc . .u ~u1nc while w Cl t c h 1 n ~ l t• I e v 1 s i on · s · Washin~ton Heh1 nd Closed Ooors " She told police her husband lert the room and came back with a knife She said he dropped 1t. she grabbed 1t and stabbed him with 1t. then called police Officers said they round Ochoa spra"'lcd across the entry or the couple's homl' al 424 Marguerite /\ vc , bll•eding profusely from the wound in his upper right thigh. lie is liskd in good condition today in the intensive care unit ut lloag Memorial Hospital. Mrs. <khou remains Ill custody al the Orange County J <.111 FrmR Page 111 HANNA ... was opened just a crack rn response to newsmen's knocks came a statement from Hanna that said, ··I do not have anythmg to say to anybody about anything until then.'·' Nonetheless. a small cadre of reporters was still stationed oul· side the Hanna home today, ac cording lo Fayetteville police Consequently, the seclus ion sought by the 63-year.old former congressman when he and his family settled in Fayetteville has evaporated into the Ozarks' clear air. Before settling in the Arkansas home having an assessed value of $53,000 but a reported market value "of som ewhe re in the neighborhood of $120,000" Hanna lingered a while after his retire· menl a whlle after his retirement in Newport Beach In mid-1976 he negotiated for a county lobbyist 's job that went down the drain when the Board of Supervisors nixed appropria· lions that included a $30,000 a year salary. Later. he accepted an appoint. menl with the newly, formed county economic development commission. Simultaneously he continued to operate what he described as an "agribusiness" from offaces 1n Irvine Bouncing Baby '&ckache' WILMINGTON, Del <AP) SC1ndra Conaway went to the hospital Monday with a backache, and came home Thursday with a new baby, her first. The unexpectant mother said she was "flabbergasted'' when the nurse at the Wilmington Medical Center told her s he didn't have a kidney infection. but that she was in labor. Holly Elizabeth. a healthy, seven-pound, s ix-ounce, baby was born Tuesday, and nurses SC:tid she was C:tpparently carried full term. "I had no idea I was pregnant," said Mrs. Conaway, 34, who ad- mitted that she had put on quite a bit of weight in recent months. Anon Suspected SANTA BARBARA (AP> The U.S. Forest Service says an arsonist may be responsible lor a series of small brush fires plafu· ing southern Santa Barbara County, including fires near the resident.al area where fire did more than $50 million damage ln July. A $5,000 reward bas been offered and a telephone "hot line" set up in an effort to catch the arsonist or anion lat.a . • O.lly ........... , • .., ......... ... /tJesa, l' alley County Extends 'Dial-a-Ride' By KATHY CLANCY Of .... Oellf 1'11•1 Sl•H The Orange County Transit District's Diul-a·Ride service will be coming lo Costa Mesa and the Saddleback Valley this winter, OCTD directors decided Thursday. That m ean s s tarting in February residents witl be able to phone for door-to-desljnaUon transit service for a 50·cent fare. The Dial·a-Ride taxicab or s mall bus will carry them to destinations wilhm their com- munities or to major OCTD bus routes. Directors plan to hire a con- tractor to operate the service. OCTD planners said it will take until February to start the service, and the coi.t for the last five months of the 1977 ·78 fiscal year will be $209,600. Directors had set aside $500,000 in thls year's budget for either Dial·a-Ride or the addition or short-run bus routes within com- m unities. Olredor Wiiiiam Farris also said the Anaheim service, which could inC'lude Dial-a -Ride in Anaheim Hills, could cost more than the $300,000 available. OCTD planners had ranked communities by age group and transit need. The one ranking highest was Santa Ana. But planners said 16 buses ablf' to carry 36 passengers each would be needed ror that service, a nd those buses wouldn't be available until fall of 1978 . Also ranking high on the list for short-haul community bus routes were Huntington Beach and Garden Grove. Huntington Beach Coun- cilwoman Harriet Wieder said the service would serve the elderly, young and low-income res1denL<> of her city - From Page A J LANCE ••• 'Die Shadow Knows Board Chairman Ralph Clark Al a news briefing earlier, cast thelonedissentingvoteafter Powell quoted While House l s the silhou<:tte on the !:l ;Jtl of this C'utumurun in .:'\:~wport I lurhor cnclo" t.•d with lhl' powl'r to cloud m~n 's minds·' Whatever . 1t mude for an interesting picture as -.umml'r draws lo a cloM· along lht· Orangt> Coast arguing unsuccessfull y that bus counsel Robert Lipshutz as say- 1 m provements should be ex-ing FBI reports on nominees are panded into his hometown , available to the appropriate Anaheim, as well as into Costa Senate committees but that none Mesa and the Saddleback Valley. was requested in Lance's case. After deciding to provide Dial-Powell said Lipshuti told him the Californians To Get Equal Liquor Laws? · a-Ride in the two Orange Coast White House has always made communities. OCTD directors the FBI reports available to com- couldn't agree on what to do with mittees when they requested the remaining $300,000. them. They asked planners to learn Stokes said Senate in - how long it will take to obtain vestigators asked him last week cars or buses to operate add1-<#" for information he found during t1.o~al routes before making a de-"the investigation. He said he c1s1~n later· turned it over to the FBI, which SACRAMENTO <AP) As he was ~ailing to cross the border after a trip lo Mexico, state Sen Dennis Carpenter !R-Newporl Beach) watched the border guard deal with two couples in lhe car just ahead or him Each couple had a bottle of li- quor purchased in Mexico. Onc couple, who liycd in Oregon. were allowed lo keep their bottle. The other couple, who were Californians, were required to surrender their bottle. The guard poured its contents on the ground. It's the law in California. It has been that way for years. Nobody seemed to know why, said Carpenter aide Jess Huff, adding that 1t may be a holdover from the days of liquor lobbyist Artie Samish. California is the only state with such a law. Carpenter thinks the law is un fair. It also isn't consistent With federal law which permits bnng ing in one bollle per month duty Cree. Carpenter introduced a bill lo make state law consistent with the foderal statutes on the mat Five Aliens Held After Speed Chase A high speed chase through south San Clemente Thursday ended in the arrest of an En- cinitas man an• apprehension of r1 ve illegal aliens. Border patrol agents and San Clemente police omcers pursued a car north on the San Diego Freeway from Basilone Road, oH the freeway at Avenida Magdalena and south on El Camino Real to Avenida Pala. where the car crashed. PoJlce said no one was injured in the crash. Tho driver of the car Oed on foot, ruMing north on Avenida Santa Margarita, police said. About one block north of the crash scene, the man scaled a fence to Camp Pendleton prop- erty. Five aliens were found in the trunk of the car and appTehended by border patrol agents. Chrl.9 Brown, 19, of Encinitas, was apprehended al Camp Pendleton and arrested by tht border patrol for smuggling allena. A German shepherd dog, found inside the car and described by police as "unfriendly," was turned over to the humane society. ler The slate Senate sent It to Governor Brnwn Thursday on a 28·1 vote The Senate did agree to an As- sembly amendment requiring the Stale Board or Equalization to study the measure's impact on state revenues from excise and ·sales laxes. Director Ralph c.lark won SU~· was collecting it for the Carter port o":lY from Director Rohm transition team last fall. Young tn a move lo add short-"If the Senate committee had haul bus routes in Anaheim. had this FBI report in January. Directors Al Hollinden and Philip Anthony said the district has only 13 small buses to use for the service, while planners had said 22 would be necessary. they would not be needing to go into it with rrie and request all this information now," Stokes said. 100 Surfers Ready For Championships "I charge that officials or the Carter administration withheld and concealed the FBI back- groWld report and the informa- tion it contained from the Senate com mitlee in January." Stokes i;aid. "The point J wanted to get at is that in late December 1976,. FBI special agents made a full and complete investigation in con- More than 100 surfers are scheduled to compete this weekend in the seventh annual Huntington Beech Summer Surf· ing Championships. Competition will be held from 6 am. to2 p.m. both Saturday and Sund av at the city pieT. The event 1s sponsored by the lluntrnMton Beach Parks ·and Recreation Department The championship event at- trac~ surfers from west Orange County who have gained prom· rnence in national competition, uccording to recreation supervisor Bill Fowler. The s ummer championships started seven years ago when the U.S . Surfing Championships were discontinued In Huntington Beach because of climbing costs. Lifeguard Capt. Doug D'Arnall said that s urfing conditions should be satisfactory for the event "though no one can tell what the weekend will bring.'' O'Amall s aid that breakers are currently running from three to four feet.1' , Competiti{ltt will be offered m s ix division~seniors (35 years and older}. masters (15-34 ), mens 08 through 24), junioTs (l5-l 7 ), boys U40 and under) and necUon with the oveTdrafts. They women (all ages). interviewed me and anyone who . The event is open to surfers who reside within the Huntington Beach High School District. which includes all of Huntington Beach and parts of Fountain Valley, Westminster and Seal Beach. Planners OK Irvine Parks Sile plans for two Irvine neighborhood parks have been approved by the city Planning Commission. The parks are two of eight s mall parks planned for the residential tract of Northwood Jl m north Irvine. One park, 2.7 acres, will have a tot lot.. a sand volleyball court and an open landscaped play area. A smaller park of less than an acre is designed as a bicycle rest stop with tables for pic- nickers. had anything to do with the Lance case," be said. "I felt the case was not pros- ecutable," be said. "If the Senate committee had the report in January and found that 1 was right, that he should not have been prosecuted, they could still have considered the facts and acted on it as they chose," he s aid. lie said the day after he closed the case, President-elect Carter announced in Plains that Lance was bis choice as federal budget director. Meanwhile, Lance's effective- ness as President Carter's budget director has been so seriously damaged by recent dis- closures that he may be com- pelled to resign, Agriculture Secretary Robert Bergland said Thursday. In a copyrighted interview with a Washington correspon- dent for the Minneapolis Tribune, Bergland said Lance could still be vindicated by Congressional hearings into his financial dealings as a GeoTgia banker before joining lhe Carter administration. All For The Family- What changes your house more than any other thing? What Improves accouatlcs dramatically? What warm• up a house? What Imparts unique beauty and comfort? ... 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ROBINSON ASKED A CROSS·SECJ'ION of women to keep diaries of all their daily activities. Analysing the diaries, he found that women claim to do 80 percent of the chores, which h\clude lawnmowing as well as dusting. More revealing were their attitudes. Only 23 percent of them looked to their husbands for relief or help with the chores, even though they said that some facet of housework was the least enjoyable part of their days. A survey just completed by a management consulting firm shows something of the same sort in the busi· ness world. The average male officer in large corporations makes $50,000 or more; the women make under $30,000. That report Is from Heidrick and Struggles, which studied the careers of 148 women officers in industrial. bank· ing, financial, insurance, retailing and other companies. Women, it found, tended to come up CUMNlllll through the ranks slowly, often graduating from long-held clerical positions to officer status later in life than their maJe counterparts. Many became corporate secretaries rather than vice presidents. · PERQUISITES, WHICH INCREASINGLY have become more common in lieu of cash compensation in many companies, remain male-dominated. "Not a single one of a dozen perquisites is held by a majority of the women of- ficers, although a number are widely held by males," the report relates. The women did come close in one area -stock options -which were held by 49.3 percent of those studied. But not one of them received "auto with driver," only 5.4 percent held membership in a country club, and only 3.4 percent held a management contract. Travel seems to be another exception. "Travel plays a large part in the life of the typical male executive, but this is not the case with the female officer," It was reported. "In· deed. 37 pe~cent of the women do not travel at all." TIIAT ISN'T TO SAY THAT companies decline to send women on trips even when their positions entail travel. More likely, it's in the nature of the woman executive's posi- tion as secretary, which is essentially a headquarters Job. But type.casting women executives into the corporate secretary role, while perhaps not blatant discrimination, ls discrimination nonetheless, and the women are quite aware of it. Asked to cite the factor impeding their progress the most, 48.5 percent said "discrimination." It was considered the worst single impediment. regardless of compensation, marital status, age or education. AND HOW DO THE WOMEN CHALLENGE this blockage? By "hard work." It was cited by 48 percent of the women officers as the single factor contributing most to their success. Twenty-one percent said "ability; .. 10 per· ' cent said "luck." In that al least, it would appear, ther are quite like their male counterparts. But in numbers, th4y have a long, long way to go. The number or women officers, say the re· searchers, is only one for every 5.6 industrial companies . House,Seniite OK Halt in Bl Work WASIDNOTON <AP> -The Senate completed con· gressional action today on a $110 billion defense appropria- tion bill backing President Carter's decision to haJt produc- tion or the Bl strategic bomber. Senate action sending the bill to Carter was taken by voice vote after the House on Thursday narrowly defeated an effort lo save the plane. 11IE HOUSE AGREED TO THE production halt. 202·199. It originally had approved $1.4 billion lo build five Bl bombers. That was before Carter's June 30 decision to end production. The Senate already had voted to delete the Bl production money. House backers of the plane said It will cost billions to keep the country's fleet of B52s Dying and that the Bl should not be scrapped Without getting the Soviet Union to give up something in return. The House vote ended a debate of nearly two decades on whether the B52 .stiould be replaced with another piloted nuclear bomber to maintain the U.S. defense triad of bom· bers, land missiles and sea missiles. CUTER DECIDED TO HALT production of the Bl but to continue research and development. work while develop. Jng long.range cruise missiles for the BS21. Backers, including House Republican leader John J . Rhodes, compared lhe 25-year-old BS2 to a ••tMJrWe and butgy.'• "We are giving up the 81 without getting an)'thing back,'' .R.hQdes, an Ariiona Republican, aald. "in hopes the Russians will be good guys and clve us something ln return. Bul they don't play by the rulebook." • REP. JACK EDWARDS OF Alabama. ranking Republican on the House Appropriations Committee, said the Bl ls needed to keep pUoted bombers In the air into the ytar2000. But Rep. Robert N. Giamo <D·Conn.) aaid there is no, pressina need for the B 1. • Oiamo said the Bl had beeome too ec>!itl.Y a backup to nuclear rnlsslles, with costs mcpeoted to run up to SlOO mUUon per plane. UP. JOHN F. FLYNT <O.Oa.> al.id it wtn coat nearly $1 billio.n to end Bl coatracta and other supporters of 'the plane s.itt tt will *t billions more to modity the 25-yelU'-old 852 bo~bers to k6Cp tbem flyln1 pat the lllOI. Th• mo billion appropnatlon bUI 11 for nearly all 'U.S. d•(etlfecontractbta !or the fiscal yeatltartJ.Dc Oct.1. .. • , .-•• DAA. Y PILOI MARMADUKE fr lit !!fitember 9 1917 by Brad Andtrson ~..-Qi·---- .• by Wm. F . Brown and Mel Casson rlH~ 1wo GE-flJNG rWCLl, h~t;~t..5 PEANUTS I MA~fl£:.0 Mlf-ACTO£? Al.WA'(5 ON A OA1LY 50AP OPE~A ANOfrt~~ l r "So? };,;;I WOMAN ,, '<J"-1 -~ MISS PEACH bv Mell ~ "You'll have 10 be more careful what you 5cratch your back on• -\:FUNKY WINKERBEAN - ONE OTHER ANf\.QUNC..EMENT .. 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YOtA MAVE TO WOl~Y ASOL4T w ... EN r PICONOLANCE \IOI.it l ~U'110? OON'T worcrrv- w1TH MY Nf:UltOff? tl..L. THINK CF ~!THtNG .·.· by Tom Batiuk DOOLEY'S WORLD R:>R ONE ™IN6 ,SOPHOMORES WILL ~T Dl5&0LVE .t Lyle e>Ver\bWere!.l il\e villain, -rescued fhe beaut if u I Louise, -and returned tre ransom r1'0f"CJ' to the b:lnk . ~~ 'M by Jeff Millar and Bill Hinds DR . SMOCK MOTLEY'S CREW by Ferd and Tom Johnson / Cl-l~Cl< AROUND ' 1 AND SEE I~ YOU 1 \ CAN ~IND our... I ' / ... ---1.f---. by Gus Arriola ~ .. 'I by George Lemont, by Templeton and' i=eflnan .. GERIATRIX IT~ GOOD 10 HAVE ~ YOU WITH u5~ SO I DECIDEOOJ · W6DNE50AY6 ! A ?ef CF CL.UBS FotZ. MYS~J,,,F ANP I. A I.AWN a:G&IZ F~ Gl.Jl.OY5 ! • La una/ South Coast C:D ITI O N Afternoon N.Y. Stocks l VOL IQ NO. 2 ~2. 4 SECTIONS, "6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1977 TEN CENTS1 ·spotlight on Hanna Stuns N eighhors 8> ~ARY GRANVILLt; C)t .... °"''' ,., ... ,..,. T"'o month-. lfgo former con gr~~!.man H1 c hard H1tnna sllppt.'d 1nlo f'K yt'lle \ 1lle, Ark . KS qwt'll) 4~ he ~lipped OUl or Orangt' Count> Haruta s ne1~hbors 10 the pie turesque colic gt' tov. n ne~Ued in the Ozark MuuntJtn!. ~ay they didn't kno.., what their new neighbor 1.hd for a l1v1ng, let -.llarmful Reports Silenced? ATLANTA I AP> Former U S. Alty John W Stokes Jr t.•harged today that officials or the Carte r adm1nts trat1on v. ithheld and concealed FBI in· formation on Bert Lance from the Senate committee that rec- ommended his confirmation as budget director. Stokes said at a news con· ference that as U S attorney his office 1nvest1gated whether Lance violated federal law in 1974 by overdrawing his account at the Calhoun First National hank during his unsuccessful try fur the governorship of Georgia. Ile said he found insufficient cvidmcc to seek an indictment agarnst Lann• and closed the case Asked by reporters what the FBI report contained, Stokes replied "I consider it damaging 1nformat1on but not C'raminal con- duct. It showed irregular ac t1v1t1 es in running a ban1c ." The case was closed "because Jn my judgment It was not a pro- secutable case. There was not any intent to defraud .. , " he satd. Stokes said Senate in· vestigators asked him last week "for information he found during the investigation. lie said he turned it over to the FBI. which }vas collecting 1t for the Carter transition team last fall . "If the Senate committee had had this FBI report in January, they would not be needing to go \nto it with me and request all this information now ," Stokes Said. ' "I charge that officials of the Carter administration withheld tind concealed the FBI back ground rePorl and the informa tSee LANCE, Page AZ) Chief Adopts Casual Look City offices were closed today in San Clemente in honor of California's admission to the un- ion, but police chief Gary Brown was at his desk punctually at 8 a .m .. as usual. Hts only concession to the holi- day was that he was dressed in blue jeans instead of one or the natty business suits he usually wears. "I try to work at least half a day on a holiday," the police chief said. "I get as much work . done in half a day on a holiday as J do on a full working day. I guess that's because I don't have other city employes around on a holi- day lo interrupt what I'm doing." Orange Coast Weather Some relief from the heat is expected this weekend. It will be in the low 80s Inland, lower 70s at beaches. The mornin& fog may hang around a little longer than usual Saturday. Tonlf ht It wUI be 58 to 68. INSIDE TODJ\ W Al a MW ICMon bfgini /'11' Co1ta Mt1a'• South Coo.tt Reptttor)J, t>cfl11 f>Uot wrltnt Tom Tittl.I and JoclM H11mcn look at two dt/lermt CllJ*f• o/ t#MI UNotn, on Page Cl. •••e• alone thiet he wu a former con gressman. But when Fayettevtlle poltce chased three lelevtsion crews from Hanna's backyard at 1 a.m. Thursday, thos e neighbors learned they were living near a national news personality It tS the so-called Korean con- ne ction that makes Hanna newsworthy Hanna was identified as an un· indicted co-conspirator in a federal indictment handed down early this week that charges South Korean businessman Tongsun Park with 36 corruption related crimes According to the indictment. the former Democratic legislator conspired with park and others from 1967 through 1975 to parcel out $75,000 to fellow legislators in an effort to wm their support on /ffarine llUp~tion Greg Mauro, 7, a student at St Catherine-St. Nicholas Catholic school in Laguna Beach inspects playground equipment with Cpl Robert Garcia. About 30 Marines spent three weeks at the school building a swinging bridge and slide, and terracing a hill as a volunteer proJ ect. The Marines belong to an engineering detachment al Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Five Aliens Nabbed In High Speed Run A high speed chase through south San Clemente Thursday ended in the arrest or an En· cinitas man and apprehension of rive illegal aliens. Border patrol agents and San Clemente police officers pursued a car north on the San Diego Freeway from Basilone Road, off the freeway al Aven1da Magdalena and south on El Camino• Real to Avenida Pala, where the car crashed. Police said no one was mjured in the crash. · The driver of the car fled on foot, running north on A venida Santa Margarita, police said. About one block 'north of the crash scene, the man scaled a fence to Camp Pendleton prop- erty. Five aliens were found in the trunk of the car and apprehended by border patrol agents. Chris Brown, 19, of Encinitas. was apprehended at Camp Pendleton and arrested by the border patrol for smuggling aliens. A German shepherd dog, found mside the car and described by police a s "unfriendly," was turned over to the humane society 100 Surfers Ready For Championships More than 100 surfers are scheduled to compete this weekend in the seventh annual Huntington Beach Summer Surf- ing Cbampionsbips. Competition will be held from 6 a.m. to2p.m . both Saturday and Sunday at the city pier. Judge Delays Driver Trial The event is sponsored by the Huntington Beach Parks and RecreaUon Department. The championship event at- tracts surfers rrom west Orange County who have gained prom- inence in national competition, according to recreation supervisor Blll Fowler. The aummer championships started aeven years ago when the U.S. Surfln1 Championships were diacont.lnued in Huntington Beach because of climbing costs. Lifesuard Capt. Doug D'Arnall uld that s urfing condltlons should be aaUafactory for the event "t.houlh no one can tell what the weekend will brlng.'' D'Amlll said that breakers are currently runnlhj from three to four feet. Co~petiUoa will be offend 1n 1hc dlvlaioaa: eenlon (8S years • aad older), masters (15-34). meN cu throu,.tl Ml, J\lnlon (lS.17)/bOya (140 and under) and women (all 'Cet). Thi ev• la OP:eft td &urfen whonlide Within UY H~ B .. th Hlth School .Diatrlct, wbleb lndudel all of Kunt.mctian Beach and . parts of FOUDWD v.u.,., Weatailnatet and a.ai Beach. issues affecting South Korean business interests. In 1974 when Hanna announced his retirement from congress, he gave as the reason his wife's fail· ing health. Thursday, however, it was Mrs. Hanna who kept reporters · ~t bay outside the Hanna's lwo- story brick Fayetteville home. ln ul~ process, she found it necessary to caJI for police aid twice in addition to the 1 a .m. sorti that chased the TV crews from thedarkened backyard. According to an Arkansas Gazette reporter at the scene. most obtrusive of the newsmen was a Washington Post reporter who pulled her car mto the Han- n a driveway and refused to budge until granted an mterview By day's end, nine reporters who had laid siege to the Hanna ldi's Coma a Hoax? home throughout the day had been herded across the street by police and sat on a curb as they cooled their heels, the Gazette re· porter said. The best they got for their day- long effort was word that Hanna had been subpoenaed to appear before a congressional commit· tee Tuesday. And from behind a door that (See HANNA, Pace a2> IS· Amin Enemies Reported Execut~d NAIROBI, Kenya CAP) -A group or plotters against Prest· dent Idi Amin were reported to have been executed today under a clock tower on the outskirts or Kampala, t~ Ugandan capital. Fifteen people were scheduled to die before a firing squad. An editor of Voice of Uganda, the officia l government newspaper in Kampala, con- firmed by telephone that the public executions took place at 5 p.m . (7 a .m . PDT ). lie said he had no further details. Meanwhile, Uganda radio re- mained silent on a report from one or Amin's chief aides that the 5l·year-old military strongman was in a coma after undergoi:ig surgery Wednesday for an un- disclosed ailment. The suspicion was growing in IBAgain Tries Ban On Begging Laguna Beach has a new anti· begging ordinance today after the old one was shot down by the Hare Krishna sect. City Attorney George Logan said today that an urgency or· dinance adopted this week has made the soliciting of donations without a eitypermil unlawful. City councilmen took the ac· tion following a federal judge's decision that invalidated the old city solicitation law. Nairobi that Amin's reported coma was another hoax, like the false report last June that he was flying to London for the Com· monwealth Conference in de· fiance of the British &overn· menl's announcement that he wasn't wanted. He never left Uganda. Reports from Kampala said the local television station showed an operation being performed on Amin in the neck area. The station's program director, when asked if the telecast was live or had been filmed some time ago, laughed and replied : "Ask the minister of information." Amin is kncwn to have been hospitalized on five previous oc· casions for medical attention since he seized power in 1971. Will Nixon View 'Men?'. Although the film "All The President's Men•' may not be one of Richard Nix· on 's favorites, the former president will have plenty of chance lo get used to It this month. The chronicle of the journalistic investigation of Watergate that lead eventually to Nixon's res- ignation will be shown eight times over a pay TV circuit that reaches the ex· president in San Clemente. Storer Cable TV's area manager. Douglas Rook. said Nixon has £our of the "Showtime" pay TV out· lets in bis home. A nurse at Kampala's Nulago Hospital, reached by telephone from Nairobi. said Amin was no longer in his room. "As far as I know," she said, "he has been transferred to an island retreat on Lake Victoria, but I'm not sure." The report that Am in was in a coma came from Maj. Robert Aslles, a British-born Ugandan citizen who is one or his closest C'Onfidants. After a radio report that Amin had undergone surgery, Astles told a reporter who telephone him from Nairobi that he didn't "exactly know" what was wrong with the 51 -year·old military strongman. ''But he's in a coma," AsUes continued. "We believe he'll pull out of It. I'm going over to the hospital right now lo see what's happening." A later call was answered by . an aide who said Aslles was "at President Amin 's bedside. The president is in sort of a coma. It look.I aerlows." Police Raid Moluccan Club AS.SEN, The Netherlands <AP) -A hundred crack anti-terror police b attled armed South Moluccans for more than an hour early today before 6earching a Moluccan youth club for weapons. The raid into Assen 's Moluccan district came a day after armed gangs of Moluccans set fire lo two schools and a Red Cross building, smashed store win· dows, shot at firemen and wounded a policemen in an eight· hour rampage through Assen. U.S. District Court Judge David Williams ruled that the ci:" ty ordinance did not require the city Co respond to a permit re· quest within a set amount or time. He also ruled the ordinance al· lowed city officials to arbitrarily deny permits to anyone based on "moral character." Irvine Police Hunt City Attorney Logan said he agreed with the judge on those two points, adding that he thinks the new amendments reflect that thinking. Extortion-rapist "We inserted lime limitations for city response to applicants, and inserted more definite, ob- jective standards." he said. But, Logan said, the city argued successfully bet ore Judge WilJiams. that the sect must apply for a permit despite the ract it is a religious group, and also that the sect must dis- close financial records before being issued a perm it. By eliminating tbe vague reference to character of the ap- plicant and addln1 the time limitation for city response, Logan said, the law la now en· rorceable. Irvine police are seeking a doorbell-ringing rapist who as· saulted a woman in her home while holding her nude cousin at gunpoint. The man then tried to rape the cousin, police said but he failed. The victims were not otherwise injured. Police Investigator Dennis McNeely said the nature of the incident could lead to the sus- pect. Neither of the women, aged 28 and 30, couJd identify their al· tacker, according lo tbelr state- ments. Tbe man, described as about 30 years old, flve reet nine lnches tall, with a bad complexion and .. Boller Rider CHP Jaila 'Drunk Dri~r' RIVERSIDE <AP> -Highway patrol 'officers have arrested a Fullerton man tor allegedly driving whilednmk -on aateamroller. CHP officer Bob Patton says Porn Duarte was seC?n drivtng the 1970 Rex asphalt roller in atnew bous· lng dovelopment Thursday In the Jurupa area eut of Rivenkle. . DUatte wu •pparenUy employed by the asphalt conttactOr worklns on the street and came to work artet dO~ a few drtnks, police aa d. Offtcert told Duarte to pull oyer and ad- IJiliteriid Ule brlath tat. :rhey bOoke"d. him at R1 vel'aide COUntY. ]All long, curly, sandy·blond hair, escaped in a small car or on a motorcycle. His victims heard only the sound or the small engine. (See RAPIST, Page A2) Police Seek Identity of Drown Victim Oran&e County coroner's in· veaUaators are seeking the iden- tity of a man whose body •as dragged from the ocean Thurs- day about one mile offshore at San Onofre. lnveat11ators said the •P· parent drownlni vlcUm. bad be6n In the water '!from 12 to 18 hours" berore being pulled from the aea at noon by persons aboard tha cabin cruiaer "Westwlnd." Becaus of the dlrec:Uon of tll' ocean eurren\I, the lnvestl1a~ beUev tbe victim wu awep_t sou\hward and probably entered the water aomewbere north ol Sanonolre. • The man· i• deacrlbed 11 between o and 5-5 Jtlll Old, ft • feet, eltbt lncbH \all and •eilblnl betweeo tao and no poundl. JovlltllitOn u.ld the \'ictim. was mta wh4lll baUJid from tbt ocean ::!J11"-wtartni a 111nr-cbaln id Mt Mc:k that llll1d a rin• a~ tlm&lar mOli)j. - 0 Shaken IJp O.,ly l'I ... SUit 1'119tt Ht·\ \11 ;111 ('1.i1H' and h1., '' 1flo. t:\'elyn. ol 23515 ~:I Hl·1x1s<J 1n Laguna 1 ltlb , n·c·etvl•d first .11cl tr~atmenl _in Laguna lk .tth Thur!>clay, after lhl'1r c:ar col11ded with ;irwthp1 on l.a).!una t'anvon Hoad lfrv Crane was t r.111-.porl(·d llv :1 mhulam·1· to SJddldwck Community I ln~p1t.d. '' h1 ·n· ht• was tn•.iled and n:ll'ascd Fro• Pagc? Al HANNA SPOTLIGHT. • • "iJ'> opt.'ncd JU!'il a (•rack an rt•spons<' to nc·wsrn1•n 's knocks 1·;.1rnc· a statt.'mcnl from Hanna that said,· I do not hav(' anything lo '>J~ to JO) hody about anything until thtn ' Noncth1•lt•ss. a small cadre of repor1l'l"S wu:-. still stat1ontod out :-.1d1• lht· ll<1nnJ hom<· today. ar cording tn Favettc·v11lc J)<1hec> Comcqut•ntly, Lhl· :-.f.·clus 1on .,ought by the 6.1 year old for mer con!!n•ssrnan whc·n he and his fomlly !'.\'lllt•d in F<1yf•lt ev1llt hi.ls ('VUl><>rntl·cl into the Olark~ · cleiJr u1r ncfon• •wttling in the Ar kansas hnmt• having an ass<'sscd value of $.53 ,000 hut a n•portcd market vc.1 lue .. of somc whC're in the 1w1ghborhood of $120.()()()" llanna O•Hy Pi ... si." Pf.no NAMED TO COMMISSION Joseph Durkin Durkin Joins Traffic Unit 1-'rt~lance broad('aster and re al l'St atc m an Joseph "Jay" Dur ki n was named lo the San Clemente Tr ame and Parkfog Commission Wednesday by the · city council. Durkin, 41, a 16-year resident of San Clemente. won the ap- pointment after fi ve applications to serve on various boards. fie lives at 211 Cerrito Cielo with has wife and 13·year-old • da ughter. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT T...-Ot•"""' CNU O.t11, _.HO' Witt. wfttc"h ti tflm ~, ... ,..W\ ,..,.,, t\Hatl~-. .... o..,... ,,,.,, fli'uttf•"'•no r el'ftO•"Y \tee',...."'''°"'.,. putt41-d MO,,, .. , tlltOUO" ,, ... , '"' c .. 1. ,.._,._.. Nt~l .. M'.,_ Hvnl~~ •adtlF-OUft U •llt Vetlt y ltVlf\e. \Addlt-.C• VAflf y 1"4 }~~~vi~~~~~.~~=.:"';:; ;:~ .. ~~:::'!~~.',:~'.'.:,.no w.r.1 a.p ..... '1 .. -,,.,., ... "' ~ ""'3il1ttwf Jae'",......, YI<•,., .. ,.,.,,, ..... a. ...... ,,,.._ ,,,_ .. _ ldllO< .,.,._,. llol...,..... """" ......... ..... <Mr1flM.l.eM llk_P_ll &"IJl•n• Mtnotlno lditan Lea1rneBHchOfl'le9 n .. o_,,.51,.., Melli"' ,.....,.U I' O. llOOM, '1'11 Offtce1 CMl1 MeU, U0 ~" &lwll""1 ffunll"'I.., l..,<11: ""!!If .. ~ btt•••f s..or-t. v11 .. ~1 t1!0t1A ._, _ ••S.11 oi. .. 11._y Teleptlone C11•l~ ctaHthed Actvert111no tU•n ugun1 81ec11 All Oep8"1Mnt1: Telephone• ....... •-IHC.tt- 4IMIOO lingered a while after his retire ment a whale after his retirement in Newport Beach In mid-1976 he negol1ated for a count v lobby 1st 's JOb that went do" n ·the dr am when the Board of Super visors n ixed appropra a t1110s that included a $30,000 a vc;.1r saJarv · Later. he aecepled an appoint mc nt with the newly fo rmed county econom ic development comm1ssion. Simultaneously he continued to opera te what he de.scribed as an '"agnbusincs~" fro m offi ces an Irvine. Fro. Pagf! AJ LANCE ... twn 11 contained from the Senate <·omrn1tll'e rn January.·· Stokes said 'T he point I wanted to get al 1s that in late Decem ber 1976, FBI special agents m ade a full and complete investigation in con· ncct1on with the overdrafts. They interviewed me and anyone who had anything to do with the Lance case.'' he said .. I felt the case was not pr~ ecutahle," he said .. lf the Senate committee had the report an January and found tha t I was ri~hl. that he should not have been prosecuted , they could still have considered the facts and acted on it as they <'hose," he said. lie said Lhe day after he closed the case. President-elect Carter unnounccd m Plains tha t Lance was his choice as fede ral budget dir ector Meanwhile, Lance·s effective- ness as President Carter 's b udget di rector ha s been so seriously ·damaged by recent dis· closures that he may be com- pelled Lo res ign, Agriculture Secretary Robert Bergland said Thursday. In a copyrighted inter view with a Washington correspon dent for the Minn eapolis Tribune, Bergla nd s aid Lance could s till be vindicated by Congressional hear ings into his financial dealings as a Georgia banker before joining the Carter administration . "What I am saying is that the questions raised have created s uch a furor that I think his effec· tiveness has been impaired to a point where it probably can't be restored,·· Bergland s aid. l',....PageAJ RAPIST ... The women told police they were awakened at 1:4S a.m . by the ring or the front doorbell. They went to a Cront sliding alass door. where. taped lo the door, was a note. The note demanded tftat its author be let Inside the house,. through the back door and warned that he had a aua. The women. terrlfied, huddled in a hallway ln the middle of the house. . The back door, they realized, had been left unlocked. Tbe cun· man at.tacked them In the ball and force<t both women Into the master bedroom. Motlootnc with a.small caUber revolver. he forced them to undre11, and himaelt disrobed. Inn,tl1ator McNeet1 aald .. he'd MVer heard of a rapist astns an atortiOtt note to aet to b1' vlo- Ums. "'l'bll cu.ls unique,•• Hid. Police were tryl"I to de· termirie how the man mv,·_.n kiiown the womeo were IJaDe bi San Juan· Supports Proposal San Juan Capistrano's City Council has been tossed aboµt a.:uin on what Councilman John Sweeney termed the "horns of a dilemma" over allocation of building permits for residential development on annexed land. Councilmen fin ally gave initial approval Wednesday to a growth management code amendment that would allow development on anne xed la nd to be phased separately from in-city residen llal projects. That m eans projects annexed to the city would not be co·unted m San Juan's current 400-units- p er-year residential de velop- ment restriction. And that prompte<bconcern over possible favoraffte treat· ment to annexed projects since they would not be competing for a piece of the 400 building 1>erm1ts allocated yearly. "It is important that we are equitable in handling the situa- tion as 1t pertains to the de· velopers already in the city, .. Sweeney said. But City Planning Director Tom Merrell pointed out that the purpose of the proposed amend· ment was to allow the city to lure potential residential <l vevelop- ments into annexation so the city could exercise some control over the project.'>. Merrell s aid the city was pa rticularly concerned about hillside residential projects that could mar the ridgchnes the city has bee n trymg lo keep develop m cnt-free. Councilmen decided to allow de velopment m annexed areas according lo a formula based on one home per acre or the pro· posed project pe r year. Thal means a 10-acre pro1ect could be issued up to 10 building permit~ pe r year. Final adoption of the amend· m ent will be considered at the Sept 21 council meeting Coach Pleads · Innocentt9 Se~ Charges A 52-year-old m an who had c·oachcd private Lag una Beach t:irls' volleyba ll team s has pleaded innocent to charges he had illega l sexual encounters with leen·aie team members and will face trial in Orange County Superior Court Dec. 5. Ian Gregory coached indepen· d e nt AA U a nd N at ion a l Voll eyball Association teams in Laguna Beach for a bout four years. He moved last fall to San Diei:{o where he continued his coaching activities Gregory was a r res ted by Laguna Beach police July 15 on a warra nt all eging fi ve felony counts of unlawful sexual acti vi - ty with female minors. The teams were private and not affiliated with the Laguna Re a clJ school system or city recreation department. Square Dance Set Saturday The Shipmates Square Dance Club will be "allemande lefting" Saturday night a t the San Clemente Community Ce nter. Dancing begins at 7: 15 p.m with Bill and Louise tdeikljohn starting off. Dancing will con· tinue until 10:45 p.m . under caller Sammy Phillips. Spectators and dancers are in- vited to attend the monthly dance at the community center, localed at the corner or Avenida Del Mar and Avenida Seville. For more information, call 496·4543. Integratio~ Rule Adopted SACRAMENTO <AP I -The state Board or Education has adopted regulatlons instructing California schools to de· segregate, despite state school Superintendent Wilson Riles· concern over that action. Under the rules, there are no penalties for violations. The rules also do not apply to dlstricts under a court order to de- se1re1ate. Those districts ln· elude' Los Anteles, San Fran . ciaco ond San Dteao. 'lR4Sll HIDES R4RBOlt SICN theblJUie. :;-:;~~~;=.;=t;::S~~~- The Shadow Knows Is the silhouette on the sail of this catamaran in Newport Harbor endowed with the power to cloud men's minds"? Whatever, it made for an interesting picture as s ummer draws to•a close along the Orange Coast. Stabbing Victim Queried Newport Beach police planned to question a Corona del Mar stabblng victim today in an al· tempt to find out what led the man•a wife to attack him. Detective Sgt. Ken Thompson said th1a morning the wife, Anita Beatrice Ochoa, 42, who was jailed on a charge of attempted murder followinc the incide~t, told investigators she acted m setr defense. Thompson said the woman claims she and her husband. Rey, were arguin_g _whi!e watching telev1s1on s "Washington: Behind Closed Doors." ' She told pohce her husband left the room and came back with a knife. She said be dropped it, she grabbed it and stabbed him with it, then called police. Officers said they found Ochoa sprawled across the entry of the couple's home al 424 Mareuerite Ave., bleeding profusely from the wound in his upper right thigh. He is listed in good condition today in the intensive care unit at Hoag Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ochoa remafos in custody at the Orange County Jail. Carter 'Likes' Aides Presitkni Up1et by Critical !leportA WASHJNGTON <AP> -Presl· dent Carter. faced with reports tha t various members or his Cabinet are disappointing, obs e- quious.rascible, improbable suc- cesses, wits , extraordinarily pleasant, unassuming, given to rattling on, impatient and benign:,says.he likes them all. Carter, apparently upset by the publish~ reports, authorized hi!i c hief s pokes man, press secretary Jody Powell, to volun· teer al his regular White House news briefing Thursday that "re· cent stories reflecting adversely on individual m embers of his Cublnet do not renect his reel· ings." Now that Carter has s~en his Cabinet choices a t work, Powell said, he would choose them again to ~e•d hiis executive depart.. mefja. . ·'the President N!alizes that some among the White House staff feel he ts not the easiest person to work for," the press secret ary said. apparently refer· ring to the sources of the ston es. The accounLc;, which appeared recently an two ne ws papers. wer e attributed lo unnamed members or the Wh ite House staff. The first story was published sever a l weeks ago by the Chicago Tribune. Powell denied it s adverse implications at the tame. The second was published Wednesday by the Wall Street Journal . ft Wl:IS re printed Thurs· day by the Washington Post. The Pre&ident, Powell said, wished him to state categorically Approval Won SACRAMENTO <AP > -The Caltfornia Senate has approved a proposal to limit the power of state courts to integrate schools. despite claims it would "shut the door on Abraham Lincoln." that he is pleased with the performance of all of his Cabinet members as individuals and as a group and "regrets attempts to impute contrary opinions t.o him which have no basis in fact." Told that some assessments in the stories are complimentary to * * * specific Cabinet members, Po~ell paused. Did he mean that all the good things in the stories are right and all the bad things are wrong? ri~~:::v~h!~:i!~ ,~te~ietj::~ replied. * * * Cabi~t Personnel Sized Up by Paper WASJilNGTON (AP> -The Willi Street Journal says S~retary or Transportation Brock Adams lt the bluest dis- appointment ln the Cabinet. It quoted "one of the Presldeot's men" as saying Adams' "obse· quious" manner grates on Carter. Arter listing Energy Secretary J a m es Schlesinge r . Budge t Director Bert Lance and Defense Secretary Harold Brown as the s tronges t m e mbers o~ t~e Cabinet, the Journa l said its sources described Schles inger as impatient, Brown as bright and Lance as Carter's closest confi. dant. The paper s aid its Informants described Secretary Patricia Harris of Housing and Urban Development as the most irasci· ble Cabinet membe r and Secretary Joseph A. Califano or Health, Education and Welfare as the Cabinet's most improba· ble suceess. Califano, the Journal &aid, •'enrages Carter aides but somehow manages to t>lease the President." Thenewspaperquotesooepres· idential staffer as aayine Mrs. Harris· •·ratUes on aod doesn't seem to know anything in Cabinet meetings." However. lbe Journal also reports that she ls a quick. learner and bas as· seinbled an excellent staff. Attorney General Griffin Bell, a former judge. tells lbe best jokes, according to the newspaper account. It reported that he once called an idea being discussed al a Cabinet meeting ••the kind or thing that· works in practice but not in theory.•' Interior Secretary Cecil An- drus is "the nicest by far," ac· cording to the Journal's sources. "Very s mooth, adroit, ex- traordinarily pleasant and un- assuming." Mrs. Hodges Joins SC Golf Committee Golfer and 20-year Sa:t Clemente resident Elizabeth Hodges was appointed to the San Clemente golf course committee by the city council Wednesday. Mrs. Hodges told councilmen she will work on the committee to keep the city golf course in the "tip top shape it's in now." She lives at505 Ave. Presido. All For Th~ Family- What changes your houae more than any other thing? What Improves accoustlcs dramatically? What warms up a house? What imparts unique beauty and comfort? • •• Carpeting from Alden'•, that•a what! (If your house 0 stlflea" you, atop In •!td He ~· FAST.) . - Orange Coitst EDl 110N \ Today's Closing N.Y. Stocks VOL 70, NO 252, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOtt-UA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1977 N TEN CENTS . Spotlight on Hanna Stuns Neighbors .. 8> (1.\RY t;RAN\'lt.U: Ot .. o.i.,-...... T"'o months dli\O former con &ressman Ra<·hard llann.t slipped into Foyellevalle, Ark as qwctly as he slipped out 11r Orange County Hanna ·ii nt"1ghbors 10 lhe pac turesque college to~ n nestled an the Ozark Mountains say lhey didn't know what their new neighbor did for a lav1n1i. let alone that he was a former con gressrnan I But when Fayetteville police <'hased three lelev1s1on crews rrom Hanna's backyard al 1 am Thursday, those neighbors learned they were laving near a nat10na1 nrws personality It 1s lhe so-called Korean con nectaon that makes Hanna newsworthy llanna was identified as an un Idi's Coma a Hoax? indicted co-conspirator in a federal indictment handed down early this week that charges South Korean businessman Tongsun Park with 36 corruption related crimes. According to the indictment, the former Democratic legislator conspired with park and others from 1967 through 1975 to parcel out $75,000 to fellow legislators in an effort to wm their support on 15 Amin Enemies Reported Executed KAMPALA, l;gµnda IAP J Fifteen men convicted or plotting against President ld1 Aman were shot one by one by a f1r1ng squad before a large crowd an this Ugandan capital today The men were lined up, tied against waler drums failed With sand and fell one after the other as the bullets hit them The ex· ecullons were carried out at 5:05 p.m. (7:05 a m PDT 1 near the Queen's clock tower on the out· skirts of Kampala ~I Report On lance Concealed? ATLANTA <AP> Former ,U.S. Atty. John W. Stokes Jr. charged today that oCCiclals of the Carter administration withheld and concealed FBI in· ~formation on Bert Lance from the Senate committee thal rec· pmmendcd his confirmation as budget director Stokes said at a hews con· ferencc that as U .S attorney his 9Cfice investigated whether Lance violated federal law in 1974 by overdrawing his account at the Calhoun f<'irst National Bank during has unsuccessful lry for the J:overnorship of Georgia. I le said he found msurric1ent evidence to seek an indictment against Lance and closed the case. Asked by reporters what the FBI report contained, Stokes replied. "I consider at damaging information but not crammaJ con duct. It showed irregular ac· tivities an running a bank " The case was closed "because in my judgment it was not a pro· secutable case. There was not any intent to defraud , " he said. At the White House, press secretary Jody Powell said he did not WIVll lo comment on Stoke's statements. CdM Streets Get Assistance From Firms Corona del Mar merchants say• they are tired or watching people throw trash on the sidewalk along East Coast Hi1hway. The merchants a r e sym- pathetic with the pllght of strollers who have no place to dispose of trash, so they have launched a drlve to buy trash cant. So far they've bc)qaht Just one, but cbatrman of the drive, Luvena Hayton, aaya they have raised enouah money to buy eight more. The larae trash cans cost S\07 each. . The m erchanta, workin& throuch the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce, are hopeful the clty can .,. penuaded to take over the empl)'lnl and maintenance of the cans oace they'rebouitJt. City officlala expl&Jntd that 1lmllar ari-1.n1ementa have been made ha Ua~ ... ,pa1t w&th 1h• merehMIU bt IWl»li IM Banioa ·aslUll WtMn tbcJilt lf'OUJ19 ~ tr ah eantalMH. "ldnlly what... u~. to bive b twocmtoa~ lt&oU," Mn. HaytoaMld. Twelve men were convicted last month of plotting to over· throw Amin in an attempted coup allegedJy timed to coincide with the sixth annivecsary or Amm·s accession to power Jan. 26 The other three men were sen· tenced in July on tre~on and murder charges. Radio Uganda was silent today on earlier reports by Amin 's aides that Amin was in a coma following s urgery for an un· disclosed ailment. TRASH HIDES H4RBOR SIGN Orange County has s pent $25,000 for a sign to mark the Dana Point Harbor entrance. But a trash container, parked cars, discarded junk, bus benches. traffic signs and signal poles obscure or detract from the sign. Photo, editorial, A6 . Worker Cut In Newport Glass Mishap A Laguna Beach man who was installing a large plate glass win· dow in Newport Beach this morn· ing had his right arm badly cut when the heavy glass pane slipped from his grasp and broke, paramedics reported. Paramedics were called to the Newport Pier area shop where th~ J!Ccident occurred at about 10 a.m They said Jerry Evans, 44 , of 285 Bernard Court, Laguna Beach, and Steve Andrich, 20, of Orange, who ali.o was injured in the mishap, left a trail of blood from the accident site to the nearby lifeguard headquarters Fire Capt. Don Shirk said Evans' arm was so deeply cut by the broken glass that he could not move his fingers. He said An· drich's right hand was cut badly. Both men were rushed to Hoag Memorial Hospital. In Paras, the French am- bassador to Uganda said the re· ports of a coma were "pure fan· tasy." The envoy did not say how he knew. As the firing squad took aim, a large crowd watched near the clock tower, the same spot where a number of guerrillas faced the first public execution by firing squad in Uganda in 1973. Uganda's military defense council had ordered the convict· (See AMIN, Page A2) Valley Still Fears Corps 'Invasion' Fountain Valley residents say they still fear a future Marine Corps invasion of Mile Square Park even though the Marines have scrapped, at least tem· porarily. plans to build housing units in the heart of the recrea- l1onal area. • Mayor Roger Stanton told the city council that petitions with almost 5,000 sa~natures have b~en filed by Fountain Valley residents who oppose any use of the 130-acre core area of the park for any purpose other "than recreation. Marine o((icials say they have not ruled~ the idea of military family ho ing at the 130-acre s ite 1( need in the future. Officials dropped the Mile Square plan Aug. 17 and instead said they will build 400 units on 72 acres near the Marine Corps helicopter base in Tustin. Fountain Valley residents Terry Ryan and Barbara Brown, who spearheaded the petition drive, say the military housing threat will not be over until the 130-acre area Is declan!d surplus and converted into park land. Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Brown said they believe their efforts forced Rep. Robert Bladham (R. Newport Beach) to find a new site for military housing near the helicopter base in Tustin. issues affecting South Korean business interests. In 1974 when Hanna announced his retirement from congress, he gave as the reason his wife's fall· Ing healu\. Thursday, however, It was Mrs. Hanna who kept reporters at bay outside the Hanna's two. story brick Fayetteville home. In the process, she found it necessary to call for police aid twice in addition to the 1 a.m . sorti that chased the TV crews from the darkened backyard. According to an Arkansas Gazette reporter at the scene, most obtrusive of the newsmen was a Washington Post report.er who pulled her car into the Han- n a driveway and refused to budge until granted an interview. By day's end, nine reporters who had laid siege to the Hanna Dally~-........ .., .. 'J'lae Slaadoll' Knates Is the silhouette on the sail of this catamaran ln .'.'Iewport Harbor endowed with the power to cloud men's minds? Whatever. it made for an interesting picture as summer draws to a close along the Orange Coast. NHHS Educator Grable Succ11mbs Goss S. Grable, a long-time Costa Mesa resident and member of the original faculty at Newport Harbor High School, died Aug. 24 in Riverside after a lengthy Ill· ness. He was 78. Mr. Grable was on the school staff when it first opened in 1931 and taught there ror 37 years. He was head of the social science de· partment and was the originator or the driver education program in Orange County schools. Mr. Grable also lectured in his· tory at Orange Coast College and taught driver education courses for adults. · An avid sports fan, he was in· terested in all high school sports and acted as the official timer for Harbor High athletic events for 25 years. Mr. Grable retired from teaching in 1960 and lived In Palm Springs before moving to Riverside. Funeral services were held In Riverside. Mr. Grable is survived by his widow, Rose, and three sons, Robert G. Grable of Tustin, Donald Grable of Cerritos and o.1 ................. SUCCUMBS AT 78 Harbor High'• Grebte Richard Grable of Las Vecaa, Nev. He also leaves six erandchildren. Califomiam To Get Eqµ,al Liquor Laws? state with such a law. Carpenter thlnb the law la u.D· fair. It also tan't conalatent with federal law which permit.I brlna· ln1 ln one bottle per month duty fr••· Carpenter introdu~ed a blll to make 1tate law conalatent with the federal atatutes on the mat· ter. The state Senate 1ent It to Governor Brown Thunday <l'1 a ~lYOte. home throughout the day had been herded across the street by police and sat on a curb as they cooled thelr heels, the Gazette re· porter said. The best they got for their day. long effort was word that Hanna had been subpoenaed to appear before a congressional commit· tee Tuesday. And from behind a door that <See HANNA. I-age A2) Ficker To Form 'Team' By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of 1• DAiiy ~ StMf Newport Beach arch1tect Bill Ficker said today be is going to Corm a "Positive Action Team" to work on solutions to the city's tramc and development prob- lems. Ficker, who has been working as a committee of one lo resolve differences between developers and environmentalists, said a meeting Thursday attended by represenlatives or both sides of the issue ended with concurrence for his idea. Ficker's plan, which he said is to begin by getting a community consensus of the definition of the issues, will be presented to city councilmen Monday night. Monday marks the end of the so-called Kremer Moratorium, a 30-day halt in submission of building projects imposed on themselves by the city's major land owners and developers. Ficker said bis efforts "at pursuing cooperative efforts on both sides" will be undertaken in a free.form way, sometimes working on a person-to-person basla and someimes in large community-wide forums. He said he will not ask the city council to suspend action on any pending proposals, although be reiterated ttis stance agains~ a bujlding moratorium. Among the matters slated for council action Monday is an in· itiative which would put a pro- poS«l moratorium on the ballot al next April's city council elec· tlon. Councilmen are also slated to take up a series of planning amendments and a . proposal to study the city's general plan - efforts all aimed at solving the development-traffic problem by lowering future building density. Council action on those pro- posals remains in doubt because Councilwoman Lucille Kuehn will be absenl from the meeting in observance of Rosh Hashanah and because Mayor Pro tem Pete Barrett has declared himself in- eligible to vote on any issue af. feeling the Irvine Company because of a conflict of interest with his business. Both Barrett and Mrs. Kuehn, In the past, have opposed build- ing moratoriums. Ficker'& committee of one was formed' two weeks ago when en- vironmentalists declared they could not work on a larger com- mittee composed of themselves and developers. Since then, developers re· portedly have been working on a plan of their own to present Mon- day. .. Coast Weather Some relief from the heat ls expected this weekend. It wm be In the low 80s inland, lower 70s al beaches. The morning foa may hane around a ~\ttJo lonaer thap usual Saturda)'. Tonight it wlll be 58 t,o 68. INSIDE TODAY Al o MW tWGIOfl bfffn• for Co1ta Mc1o.'1 South Coo•t RfP"rl°'1/, Dmlt1 Pilot torit.,.. Tom TUua and JaclM Hvmaie look.at two"'""""" ~· of tla.e ''*"''"on 1!fJf1f CJ, •••ex I • • ( l t <l r 'Likes Them All' Carter Hits Criticism \\ \~IU,ldON 11\1'1 l 'r«'"' (frl\t ( .. rtt'r f11t·•~ w1llt lf•JJtJrt' th~l \ arwu\ mc•mht·r~ u( ht' C.'ab1nf'l arf' dl,Jppe1111t11w, ot .- qu1ou"l,rMM"llllf' 1mproh11hl.-l!uc· 1 t''"' '4 lli. t•xt ruoriJ1nunlv vlt'I"•'"'· ""'""Umlr\i. j(IVt:n ll> 111tt1t11.: on 1mp»l•t·n1 anc..I beman. IMV~ he hke' th~rn all ('Mrtc-r IPP•r~ntl)• UJ>6til by tht• ~uhlt-.h1>il n ·port" uuthonu'<l h1' t·h11•f 'Jmkt·-.m ltn. pre''> wcrt•lan Jud\-l'owl'll, to volun lttr at ht~ r1•acular Whitt> House ne'4 s bncflna Thursday that "re ('t>nl stone~ rcflt'('llnat adversel} on 1nd1v1dual members or h1'.> Cabtncl c..lo not rl'fh.•cl hts reel 1nas Now that l. arter ha!> i.een hti. RATTLES ON P atricia Harris Cablnet choice. •l work, t'owell H id, be would chooae tht m aaaJn tu ht'iHJ his l!XN'ul ivt• dt-purt nit•nUI Ttw 1'1t•-.11lt•nt rt.•ullu .. s that .,ona· .wum.: lht· Whitt• HouM: "laff kcl he 111 not thl' cu111est 11~·r~on lo work fut ." the press hN'ret;iry 'aid. appur t•nlly refer· 1 mg tu lhC' 'oon·c• of lhl• stones The Ul'l"uuuh. ~h1ch :.ippearcd 1v1·1·nth 111 two ncwspapcrs. '4 l'r1· attnhult·d to unnamed rnt'rn~rs of the White House :.la ff The r1r:i.t story wai. published sever al weckh ago b y th e Chicago Tnbune Powell derued 1t:. adverse 1mphcatlons al the ltmt' Th& second wus published Wednesday-b y the Wall Street PLEASES CHIEF Joseph Califano of Cabinet JoumaJ. lt was reprinted Thurs· day by the Wqhln1l0n Poat. The Preb1dcnt. Powell said, \.\-1sht'<J him to s late categorically that tu.· is pleased with the performance of all of his Cabinet ml'mbers t.lS individuals and as a J(roup and "regrets cittempts to Impute contrary opinions to him which have no basis an fact." Told thcit some assessments an the stories are complimentary to s pec1f1 1: Cabinet me mbers. Powell paused Did he mecin that all the good things an lhe stories 11re right and all the bad things are wrong? "You've summed it up Just rt&ht," the press secretary rcplJed. Al'Wl ......... GRATES CARTER Brock Adams Cabinet Members Rated Wall Street Journal Vie ws Carter Aides WASHI NGTON (AP) The Y!all Street Journal s a y.s Secretary of Transportation Brock Adams ts the biggest dis- appointment m the Cabinet. It quoted "one of the President's men" as saying Adams' "obse· qu1ous" munne r g rates on Carter After hstmg Energy Secretary J ~mes Schlesinger, Budget Director Bert Lance and Defense Secretary Harold Brown as the s tro ngest members of the Cabinet. tht' Journal s aid its sources dc!>cribed Schlesinger as 1mpat1ent. Brown as bright and Lance llS Carter's closest conf1 dant. ·'enrages Carte r a ides but somehow mmagcs to please the President " The newspaper quotes one pres. idential staffe r as saying Mrs. Harris "rattles on and doesn't seem to know anything in Cabinet meetings " However, the Journal also reports that ~he 1s a quick learner and has as Mesa Police Halt Truck In Burglary semblcd an excell ent staff. Attorney General Griffin Bell, a former judge, tells the best jokes, according to the newspaper account. It reported that he once called an idea being discussed at a Cabinet meeting "the kmd of thing that works m practice but not in theory ." Interior Secretary Cecil An- drus 1s "the nicest by far." ac- ('Ordtng to the Journal 's sources "Ve r y s mooth . adroit, ex· traordmaraly pleasant and un· assuming." Secretary of State Cyr us R Vance 1s described as benign, un· nappable a nd the victim of a run of bad luck. including a recent disappointing trip to the Middle East. Mesa To Get 'Dial' By KATHY CLANCY Ol Ille Dally .......... .. The Orange County Transit Dis trict's Olal·a ·Ride service will be coming to Coita Mesa and the Saddleback Valley this winter, OCTO directors decided Thursday. Thal m ean s s tarting in February residents will be able to phone for door-lo·dest.Jnation transit service for a :SO·cent rare. The Dial-a -Ride taxicab or s mall bus will carry them to desUnallons wlthln their com- munities or to major OCTD bus routes. Directors plan to hire a con· tractor lO operate the service. OCTO planners said it will take until February lo start the service, and the cost for the last five months of the 1977·78 fiscal year will be $209,600. Directors had set aside $500,000 in this year's budget ror either Dial·a·Ride or the addition of short·run bus routes within com·· munities. Board Chairman Ralph Clark cast the lone dissenting vote after arguing unsuccessfully that bus improvements s hould be ex· panded into his hometown, Anaheim. as well as into Costa Mesa and the Saddleback Valley. After deciding lO provide Dial· · a-Ride in the two Orange Coast communities, OCTD directors couldn't agree on what ~o do with the remaining $300,000 T hey asked planners to learn how long 1t will take lo obtain cars or buses to operate addi· l1onal routes before making a de· c1sion later. Director Ralph Clark won sup· port only from Director Robin Young in a move to add short- haul bus routes in Anaheim. Directors Al Hollinden and Philip Anthony said the dis trict has only 13 small buses lo use for the service, while planners had said 22 would be necessary. Director William Farns also said the Anaheim service. which could include Dial~a. Ride in Anaheim HJlls. could cost more than the $300,000 available. OCTD planners had ranked communities by age group and traru1it need The on'e ranking highest was Santa Ana. But plannera said 16 buses able to carry 36 passengers each would be needed for that service. a nd those buses wouldn't be ;1vailable until Call or 1978. Also ranking high on the lJst for short-haul community bus routes were Huntington Beach and Garden Grpve. Huntington Beach Coun . cilwoman Harriet Wieder said the service would serve the <'lderly. young and low.income residents or her city. Roller Rider CHP J ails 'Drunk Driver' RIVERSIDE <AP> -Highway patrol omcers have arrested a Fullerton man for allegedly driving while drunk on a steamroller. CJIP officer Bob Patton says Porfi Duarte \.\as seen driving the 1970 Rex asphalt roller in a new hous· ing development Thursday In the Jurupa area east of Riverside. Duarte was apparently employed by the asphalt C'Ontractor working on the street ·and came to work after downing a f cw drinks. police said. Officers told Duarte to pull over and ad- mini!>tcred the breath lest. They booked him at Riverside County Jail NB Police Query CdM Stab Victim Newport Beach police planned to question a Corona del Mar sta bbing victim today ill an ul· tempt to rind out what led the man's wile to attack him. Deteetive Sgt. Ken Thompson said this morning the wife, Anita Beatrice Ochoa, 42, who was jailed on a charge of attempted murder following the Incident. told investigators she acted in self defens e. Thompson s aid the woman claims she and her husband, Rey , were arg uing wbJle w a t c hing television 's ··w ashington : Behind Closed Doors." She told police her hus band left the room and came back with a knife. She said he dropped it, she grabbed it and slabbed hlm with it, then called police. Police Seek Identity of Drown Victim Orange County coroner's in· vestigators are seeking the iden· tity of a man whose body was dragged from the ocean Thun>· day about one ,Jnlle offshore at San Onofre. Investigators said the ap· parent drowning victim had been in lhe waler "from 12 to 18 hours" before being pulled from the sea at noon by persons aboard the ca bin cruiser "Westwind." Because of the direction of the ocean currents, the investigators believe the victim was swept southward and probably entered the water somewhere north or San Onofre. The man is described as between 45 and SS years old, five fe et. eight inches tall and weighing between 130 and 140 pounds. Officers said they found Ochoa sprawled across the ent ry or the couple's home at 424 Marguerite Ave., bleeding profusely from the wound in his upper right thigh. He is listed In good condition today in the intensive care unit at Hoag Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ochoa remains in custody at the Orange County Jail. Coach Pleads Innocent to Sex Charges A 52-year-old man who had coached private Laguna Beach ~iris' volleyball Leams has pleaded innocent lo charges be had illeaal sexual encounters with teen-age team members and . will race trial in Orange County Superior Court Dec. 5. Ian Gregory coached indepen- dent AAU and Natio n al Volleyball Association teams ln Laguna Beach for about four years. He moved last fall to Sar Diego where he continued his coaching activities Gregory was arrested by Laguna Beach police JuJy 15 on a warrant alleging five felony counts of unlawful sexual activi- ty wilb female minors. The tea.ms were private a.ttd not affiliated with the Laguna Beach school system or city recreation department. NB Ph . . ., ys1c1an Suffers Burns In Accident The paper said 1tii informants <l cscrabed Secretary Patricia Harrn1 of Housing and Urban Development as the most irasci· bl c Cabinet membe r and Secretary Joseph A. Califano of Health, Education and Welfare as the Cabinet's most improba- ble success. Costa Mes&! pohcc continued their search today for two men who used a tow truck lo lip the front door off a gunshop Wednes· day then looted the store of 68 handguns valued al $14 ,500. Fro.a Page Al Investigators said the victim was naked when hauled from the ocean but was wearing a silver chain around his neck that held a ring as well as a circular mobile. An. ~lderl y Newport Beach ~hys1c1an was Jn fait condi- tion today after suffering first and second-degree burns on his head and chest in a smoking m&s· hap Thursday night at Hoag Memorial Hospital. Califano. the Journal said. f'.-...Page A I AMIN ... ed men to be shot and Amin signed the execution papers on Tuesday• rejecting last·mtnute appeals ror clemency from Llberi11n Pre~ident William Tolbert Those killed include teachers. businessmen and former govern· mcntofflcials. In Nairobi, diplomatic sources 1n Kampala reached b y telephone confirmed the execu· Uons had token place. Af\er the shooUngs, the bodies were taken away for burial, the sources said. rn London, Radio Uganda said in a f :30 p.m . <9:30 a .m . PDT> broadcast that Amin warned that anyone who "engages in sub- serslve activities against Ugan· da is actually com milting suicide." OAA"°I COAST DAILY PILOT ·---,.. ............. "'-''-, ..... °"""" Yll'O ~ttl4ltfll -~-- f-U 11-llOllor ' H Witnesses to the daring early morning raid at the Grant Boys store, 17:50 Newport Boulevard. told police the truck bore an ad· vertisemenl for a Los Angeles towing agency. Police Lt. George Lorton said investigators will conduct a search of the Los Angeles area in an attempt to locate the getaway vehicle. The burglars hit the store in broad dayhght at 7:15 a.m. Wed· nesday in full view of motorists on busy Newport Boulevard. Aller using the truck's boom to tear off the front door, the quick· moving burglars smashed three &un cases and took 68 handguns of various calibers. Il was the second time within 11 days that gun thieves struck at the same location. Police believe the same bandits were Involved and also may be linked lo similar cases in Santa Ana. ln Wednesday's raid, the ban· dits triggered a alore alarm but moved swiftly enough lo escape before police arrl ved. Store employe Mike Grant estimated the total loss at $14,500. On Aug. 28, a similar break·in resultedin the loss or 37 revolvers valued at $41837. ln both c~es. the burtalan were described u black mtn in their early 20s. Roof Borns In Newport HANNA SPOTLIGHT. • • was opened just a crack in response to newsmen's knocks ca me a statement from Hanna that said, "I do not have anything to say to anybody about anything until then." . Nonetheless. a s mall cadre of reporters was s till stationed out· s ide .the Hanna home today. ac· cording to Fayetteville police. Consequently. the seclus ion sought by the 63·year-old former congrcssmah when he and his family settled in Fayetteville has ev<iporated into the Ozarks' clear a ir. Before !;etthng an the Arkansas home having an assessed value or $53,000 but a reported market volue "of somewhere In the neighborhood of $120,000" Hanna lingered a while after his retire- ment in Newport Beach. Camels Off and •. VIRGINIA CITY CAP> - Camels, those spilling, desert beasts or burden. will start their antics today as the National Championship Camel and Ostrich Races get under way here. E1imination races are set today and Saturday. FinaJs will be beld Sunday. Will Nix.on View 'Men?' In mid·1976 he negotiated for a county lobbyist's job that went down the drain when the Board of Supervisors nixed appropria· lions that included a $30,000 a year salary. Later. he accepted an appoint· ment with the ne wly formed county economic development commission. Simultaneously he continued lo operate what he described as a., .. agribusiness" from omces in Irvine. Arson Sus~~ted SANTA BARBARA (AP> The U.S. Forest Serl{ioe says an arsonist may be responsible for a series of small brush fires plagu- ing southern Santa Barbara County, includina fires near Lhe residental area where fire did more than $.'J() million damage in July. A $5,000 rew.ard has been offered and a teleph~ne "hot line" set up in an effort to catch the arsorust or arsbnlsts. Dr. Morgan Quinn, 76., of 303 Via Lido Nord, remains hospitalized al Hoag. He was a patient al the time or the acci- dent According to Firemen. Or. Quinn was trying to light a cigaret when he accidentally ig- nited his hospital gown. Firemen said the victim, aided by nurses, extinguished the fire by the Ume they arrived at Ills room on the fourth floor of the hospital tower. All For The Family- What ch•ng•• your hou•• more than any other thing? Whet Improve• accouatlca dramatJcally? What warm• up a houae? . What lmp•rt• unique be•uty and comfort? •.• Carpeting from Alden'•, that'• wha'I (If your houae "atlftea" you, atop In •nd ••• ua FAST.) I I Saddleback 1 EDITION ' .. Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks VOL 70 NO 151, '4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1977 TEN CENTS Spotlight on Hanna Stuns Neighbors By GARY (;ftANVILl.E °' .. °"''' ....... -Two mont~ .aeo former con 1ressm.tn Richard Hann¥ s hpped into F'avetteville, Ark'. as qwetly a~ ht: !>lipped out of Orange Count} Hanna s neighbor~ in Lhe pie turesque college town nestled in the Ozark Mountain~ say they didn't know what their new neighbor did for a hv1ng, let Valley To Get 'Dial' By KATHY CLANCY Of U.. O•lly P'li.t St•H The Orange County Transit District's Dial-a· Ride service will be coming lo Co!> la Mesa and the Saddleback Valley this winter, OC1'0 directors decided Thursday That m eans starling 1n February residents will be able lo phone for door-lo-destination transit service for a SO-cent fare. The Dial-a-Ride t11x1cab or small bus will carry them to destinations within their com- munities or to maJor OCTD bus routes. Dire<-lors plan to hire a con- tractor to operate the service. OCTD planners said it will take unti l Fehruary to s tart the service, and the cost for the last five months of the 1977-78 fi scal year will be $209,600 Directors had set aside $.500,000 in this year's budget for either Dial-a-Ride or the addition of short-run bus routes within com- lmunilics. Board Chairman Ralph Clark cast the lone dissenting vote after arguing unsuccessfully that bus improvements s hould be ex· panded into his hometown, •Anaheim, as well as into Costa Mesa and the Saddleback Valley. After decidmg to provide Dial- •a-Ride in the two Orange Coast lcommunilles. OCTD directors ~ouldn't agree on what to do with 'the remaining $300,000 They asked planners to learn pow long it will take lo obtain ~ars or buses to operate addi· 'tional routes before making a de- cision later. : Director Ralph Clar.k won sup· • (See RIDES, Page A2) BoW1Cing Baby '&ckache' WILMINGTON, Del <AP> Sandra Conaway went to the h os pital Monda y with a backache, and came home Thursday with a new baby, her first. The unexpectant mother said she was "flabbergasted" when the nurse at the Wilmington Medical Center told her she didn't have a kidney infection. but that she was m labor. Holly Elizabeth, a healthy, seven-pound, six-ounce, baby was born Tuesday, and nurses said she was apparently carried full term. "I had no idea I was pregnant," said Mrs. Conaway, 34, who ad· m itted that she bad put on qulle a bitofweightin recent months. .. Coast Weather Some relier from the heat is expected this weekend. ll will be in the low 80s inland, lower 70. at beaches. The m oroina fog may hang around a lltUe longer than usual SaturdaJ'. Totlght it will be 58 ~68. INSIDE TODA~ Al o MW MJIOn begiM for Co1to MHo'• South Coote Rei»riMJI, Ooilt1 Pilot writtrt Tom Titua and Jo.cld• H11mon l.oolc at two dllf_,.,.t tUP«t• Of the tMolf1', on Pa~ CJ. •••ex ulom• that he wais u former con· "rl!ll.llman But when Fayetteville police chJsed three television crews from Hanna's backyard al 1 a m Thursday , those neighbors learned they were hvma near u n<1t1onal news personalitj It U1 the so-called Korean con necllon that makes Hanna newsworthy Hanna was identified as an un· indicted co-conspirator in a federal indictment handed down early this week that charges South Korean businessman Tongsun Park with 36 corruption related crimes. According to the indictment, the former Democratic legislator conspired with park and others from 1967 through 1975 to parcel out $75,000 to fellow legis lators m an effort to win their support on Spirit Personified El Toro Hjgh School's junior varsity cheerleaders dem- onstrate that they are ready for the new school sports season. They are. from the top. Rent't' Sparling, Wendy Rowe. Cleft to right> Kathy !'\icblas. Lonnie Rush. Ten Boulter and Beth Waltman Irvine Police B11nt Extortion-rapist Irvine police are seeking a doorbell-ringing rapist who as- saulted a woman in her home while holding her nude cousin at gunpoint. The man then tried to rape the cousin, police said but he failed. The victims were not otherwise injured. Police Investigator Dennis McNeely said the nature of the incident could lead to the sus- pect. Neither of the women. aged 28 and :.>, could identify their at- tacker, according to their state· ments The man, described as about oo years old, five feet nine inches tall, with a bad complexion and long, curly, sandy-blond hair, escaped in a small car or on a motorcycle. His victims heard only the sound of the s mall engine. The women told pol ice they were awakened at 1 :45 a.m . by the ring of the front doorbell . They went to a front sliding glass door, where, taped to the door. was a note. The note demanded that its author be let inside the house, through the back door and warned that he had a gun. The women. terrified, huddled in a hallway in the middle of the house. The back door, they realized, had been left unlocked. The gun- man attacked them in the hall and forced both women into the master bedroom. Motioning with a smail caliber revolver. he forced them lo undress. and himself disrobed. • lnvestigalor McNeely said he'd never heard of a rapist using an extortion note to Jlet to his vie· <See RAPIST, Page A2) Califomiam To Get Equal Liquor Laws? SACRAMENTO <AP) -As he was waiting to cross the border after a trip to Mexico, state Sen. Dennis Carpenter <R-Newport Beach> watched the border guard deal with two couples in the car Just ahead of him. Each couple had a bottle or li- OU.led Actor Saa Debbie issues affecting South Korean basiness interests. In 1974 when Hanna announced his retirement from congress. he gave as the reason his wife's fail· ing health. Thursday, however, it was Mrs Hanna who kept reporters at bay outside the Hanna's two. story brick Fayetteville home ln the process, she found 1t necessary to call for police aid twice in addition to the l a .m. sort! that chased the TV crews from the darkened backyard. According to an Arkansas Gazette reporter at the scene, most obtrusive of the newsmen was a Washington Post reporter who pulled her car into the Han- n a driveway and refused to budge until granted an interview. By day's end, nine reporters who had laid siege to the Hanna home throughout the day had been herded across the street by police and sat on a curb as they cooled their heels, the Gazette re- porter said. The best they got for their day- long effort was word that Hanna had been subpoenaed to appear before a congressional commit- tee Tuesday. And from behind a,idoor that <See HANNA, Page AZ) ldi's Coma a Hoax? ·15 Amin Enemies Reported Executed NAI ROBI, Kenya CAP> A group of plotters against Presi- dent Idi Amm were reported to have been executed today under a clock tower on the outskirts of Kampala, the Ugandan capital. Fifteen people were scheduled to die before a firing squad An editor of Voice of Uganda, the official gove rnment newspaper in Kampala, con· firmed by telephone that the public executions took place at 5 p.m . (7 am. PDT> He said he had no further details. Trustees OK Plans For School Saddleback Valley Unified School District trustees have ap- proved plans for a new elemen- tary school even though they don't have the money to build the facility. Trustees approved the pre· liminary plans and authorized the arch1tectual firm of Davis· Dunhaime Associates to proceed with the working drawings for the school al Camberwell and Beckenham Streets in Laguna Hills, The action was opposed by Trustee George Henry, who questioned spending money on plans for something they're not sure they can build. Trustees Carole Neustadt pledged it was her last ar. firmative construction vole until buildfog alternatives are con· <See SCHOOL, Page A2) Kids to Keep Walking After Distance Study Students l iving In neighborhoods south of Alicia Parkway and west of Trabuco Road still will be walking to La Paz Intermediate and Mission Viejo High schools when the new semester begins on Monday. Saddleback Valley Unified School District officials and parents re-evaluated the di•· lance and safety of the routes to school Thursday and decided that changes are not necessary. Late Thursday afternoon, however, administrators were still checking walk' g routes ln other district net hborboods. One official said ents would be informed by telephone If changes in tr rt lion plans are made. The routes were re-evaluated arte~ parents complained that some streets were unsafe and beyond the two and a half mile walktna llmlt establlthed by trustees. Sweet AdeUne8 Seeking Members Meanwhile, Uganda radio re- mained silent on a report from one of Amin's chief aides that the 51-year-old milHary s trongman was in a coma after undergoi:ig s urgery Wednesday for an un- disclosed ailment. The suspicion was growing m N a1robi that Amin 's reported coma was another hoax, like the false report last June that he was flying to London for the Com- monwealth Conference in de- fiance of the British govern- m ent's announcem ent that he ~(Jp wasn't wanted. He never left Uganda Reports from Kampala said the local television station showed an operation being performed on Amin in the neck area. The station's program director, when asked if the telecast was live or had been filmed some time ago, laughed and·replied · "Ask the minister of information." Amin is known lo have been hospitalized on five previous oc- <See AMIN, Page A2) Rev. Allan Crane and his wife, Evelyn, of ·23515 El Reposa in Laguna Hills, received first aid treatment in Laguna Beach Thursday, after their C1'.lr collided with another on Laguna Canyon Road . Rev. Crane was transported by ambulance to Saddleback Community Hospital, where he was treated and released. FBI Information Withheld on Lance? ATLANTA <AP) -Former U.S. Atty. John W. Stokes Jr. charged today that officials of the Carter admin istration withheld and concealed FBI in· formation on Bert Lance Crom the Senate committee that rec- ommended his conClrmaUon u budaet director. Stokes said at a news con- ference that a.a U.S. attorney bls office inveatlgated whether Lance violated federal law tn 1J'74 by overdrawing bla ucount at the Calhoun First National Bank durln1 hia uuucceasful try for the aovemonhlp of Georcta. He tald be found lnaufflcltnt evidence t.o 1eek an Indictment a1atnat Lance and clond the cue. Asked b1 reporten what the PBI report contained, StoJcu ,.piled: "l eonalder tt damastnc information but not crtmlnaJ con· duC!t. It. •howed lneplar •c· UYltiM in runolq a bank." The cue wu cloled "INic .... lD mt LtllilpMM it WU not a fn>-'""*• II HM. TMre WU net •Y .... todllraud •• ,11 bt ~ -St.Qkes said Senate in- vestigaU>'rs-asted him last week for lnformatlon he found during the inveatlgallon . He sald he turned lt over to the FBI, which was colleotlng it for the Carter .transition team tut fall. · "If the Senate committee had had this FBI report In January, they would not be needing to go lnto it with me and request all this lnformaUon now," Stoke. said. "( charae that officials of the ·carter admtntstratlon w.ithhelc:l and concealed tho FBI back- ground report and tho Inf orma- tlon lt contained from the Senate CSee J.ANCE, Pa1e AZ> Viejo Rings Stolen An lntnider wbO apparently took .Svantac• or the cootuslon created~ vlcllm1' movtnj •tol• a 1 rlna .et valued at Sl,100 frorn a 11ft11ion_.Vl1io hOtfte. Oran,. Couity IMrtff:a offleet aaid Ua9 theft··~ ed by tecretar1 llaarcna s. Kupka, a. 0111111 ANoJlrlw. BB Surf Events Slated Mort' th•n 100 !l.Urfen 11rf! '<' h t'd u It'd t 11 c· om I' c: l Cl l h '' ~ t>elte>nd 1n the !IC'\ t-nth ttnnu•I Hununteton lka<'h Summe1 Surf 1n1 l'bamptOMtu"' Compt't.ltion w1U b4 held from 6 a m to % p m bolb Saturday •n.d ~und;i> 41t tht· <'llY p1l·r Th.-.. , 1·nt ,, .. pon .. ored by Lht- tlunt1ngtun Ut•.it•h l'uk't und R("CrtAtion Ot-pitrtmtnt Tht-champion1h1p f'Vf'nl Ill tract.'I !lurf"r' from wt'st Ounat- County who h1tVf' &:~llnt'd prom 1neoct! 111 nottionJI c·ompt"htlon. .iCC'Ord1na t o r er reat1Qn "IUperv1sor 8111 fo'owkr The s ummer charnp1o~hlp!) ~t .sr1t'd sevt'n years ago when the l ' S . Surfing Championships were discontinued in Huntington Beach because of climbing costs ' Llfeguard Capt Doug D'Arnall ~aid that surfing conditions should be satisfactory for the event "though no one can tt!ll what the weekend will bring " O'Arnall said that breakers Jre currently running from three to four feet. Competition will be offered in six divisions seniors <35 years and oldNJ, masters 05-34 >. mens <18 through 24 ). juniors <15-17 >.boys !140 and under> 11nd women <all ages,.1 The event is open to surfers who reside within the Huntington Beach High School District, which includes all of Huntington Bec.ich and parts of Fountain Valley. Westminster and Seal Beach Saddlehack Home Sales On Increase Figures for August home sales indicate that a buyer's market m ay be developing in the Sad- dleback Valley According to th e valley's Board of Realtors, 320 homes were sold for an average price or $90,853 last monlh. The board also reported there were 1,119 listings, the highest number since the organizat.Jon was formed in 1974. Although the number of homes sold was down from the 396 homes sold in August, 1976, sales were up toward the end of the month and appear to be strong this month, said Diane Glanz, the board's executive officer. Also, she noted, the average price was up from the $74,441 re· ported in August 1976. It also was an increase over the July average price or $86,669 From Page A J AMIN ... casions for medical attention since he seized power in 1971. A nurse at Kampala's Nulago Hospital, reached by telephone from Nairobi, said Amin was no longer in his room. .. As far as I know," she said. "he has been transferred to an island retreat on Lake Victoria, but I'm not sure." · The report that Amin was in a coma came from Maj. Robert Astles, a British-born Ugandan citizen who is one of his closest confidants. Arter a radio report that Amin had undergone surgery, AsUes told a reporter who telephone him from Nairobi that he didn't "exactly know" what was wrong with the 51-year·old military :strongman. "But he's in a coma." AsUes continued. "We believe he'll pull out or it. I'm going over to the hospital right now to see what's happening." A lat.er call was answered by an aide who said AsUes was "at President Amirr's bedside. The isresident is in sort of a coma. It Jooks serious.'' O"ANOE COAST Sil DAILY PILOT ~.:.i:.~,.'.~r.::i:.:::.:~=. =:-=·==~z.. 5T'.::.~--c::.: ~1,,';r,~.~~~· r.~~·= ~::t':~ i.._llt ..... , ....... c.... "~-'""'' """I\-·-S1tvrMVJ .... ~ T ... ~~~~~!:'L~/,~~~.:...i-...... .. _, .. __ ... _ ....... """"- '"'·~ Vl<•_.,-....... o.-.. ~ n.. ....... .. l<tllor ........ ,. .......... ,.._,,.,..., • CIMirlft ... """ ., ...... , • Miii ,. ............. ._i ... ....... .....,9Qt .... Olftoe . _.'-.t ... ..-.... .-~,- Offlc .. O.taMtt• .,...,,. ... .._ ._...., .. """ lltlJlt«JI ........ ~ .. M~ llM~tl,_t Teleft'NIM (n4)Moa21 Q1MlftM Adwel'tlllftlMMl1t l•••••O Y•llfy ..... Oflic. M1-U10 ,,...,IM _. ........ Will Nixon~Watch 'President's Men?' By WIWAM HODGE Of .. llillllw,......_ f"ormt.'r Presutent Richard Nixon will have plenty of op portunlUt.~ th11> month to relive the Journalistic investiga twn thul h:<l to hts downfall ln August 1974 Thti Hirn, "All the Presiden\'s Men." wtuch chronicles tht-Watergatti buralary lnvesUgaUon of two Wuhrngton newsmen, will be ahown 1·1~hl tlmt..~ through the month of Sep- t t• m bcr on the pay television Showtlmt" channel According to Douglas Rook, Storer Cable TV'i. area manaser. the ex-<:h1ef e\ecut1v~ h~ four "Showllme" units Ul 111:. San Clemente villa * • * LAST MONTH'S FREAK Orange County rainstorm may have been HODOI! a godsend for drought-conscious residents, but for northeast El Toro resident Frank Waer it was, in retrospect, a forebod- ing of gn m occurrences. Two or Waer's prize thoroughbred Morgan horses were gunned down by thrill killers Monday as they placidly grazed on new grass near Santiago Canyon Road. "Those horses would usually have been up on the hills under the shade trees at that time of day," Waer satd, describing lhe t ·30 p.m. shootfngs. "That rain caused new grass to grow along the fence clown by the road and those two horses were down there nib blsng on 1l " • * • ACCORDING TO RELIABLE sources around the Sad· dleback Valley Unified School District, dapper Dr. Richard Welte, the district superintendent, was married sometime last spring to Leah Webber, supervisor ~f the distnct ·s Men· tally Gifted Minors program. The nuptials apparently were kept hush-hush by Welte and his bride until quite recently. Last week. we are told, the superintendent revealed the happy news lo school principals during a pre·semester meeting * • * ASPIRING COMMUNITY vocahsts interested an getting experience and an education at the same time are invited to audition for the Saddleback College Concert Chorale Tues· day at6p.m . in the new finearlc;complex rehearsal room. A special committee will judge the voices they hear and singers won 't be required to prepare a solo number before auditioning. The chorale will perform with the college symphony or- chestra under the direction of Terry Newman in a concert season in December. E'rowa Page AJ SCHOOL •.. s 1dered Construction or the school is expected to cost about $1.5 million. This school, as well as new intermediate and high schools and another elementary school, are planned tor a 1980 op~ning. The district. however, has only about $800,000 remaining in its building bond fund . None of the schools, which dis- trict officials believe will be needed lo meet enrollment growth, can be built until voters authorize additional bond funds. Several trustees questioned spending money on plans for several schools rather than the actual construction of one school. But Robert Ferguson, director of planning and development, said there still wouldn't be enough to pay for a school. He said his philosophy is to have the plans ready so construe· lion can begin soon after a favorable bond election. H the bond issue fails in the spring, he said, he would expect trwstees to try again to get voter approval. Although some trustees and residents seemed toubtfuJ that the ~lion will pas&, Trustee Wtlllam Kohler declared that it will be successful. He advised his associates to "think positive." Even so, trustees scheduled a meeting to dlscuu bullding altemaUves at 7:30 p.m . Ocl.12. F,....P-AJ WDES •.• Coach Pleads Innocent to Sex Charges A 52-year·old man who bad coached private Laguna Beach .1?irls' volleyb"all teams has pleaded innocent to charges he had illegal sexual encounters with teen-age team members and will race trial in Orange County Superior Court Dec. 5. Ian Gregory coached indepen dent AAU and National Volleyball Association teams in Laguna Beach for about four years. He moved last fall to San Diego where he continued his coaching activities Gregory was arrested by Laguna Beach pohce July 15 on a warrant alleging five felony counts or unlawful sexual activi- ty with female minors. The teams were private and not affiliated with the Laguna Beach school system or city recreation department. Judge Delays Driver Trial A one-week delay was ordered Thursday in the Orange County Superior Court arraignment of Dana Point restaurateur Robert Charles Mardian Jr. on felony drtmken driving charges. Mardian, 30, of 3324 AUanUc Ave., Laguna Niguel, was or- dered by Judge H. Warren Knisht to ofter his plea Sept. 15. He ls free on his promise to ap· pear. He was booked on drunken driving charges June 5 after be· ing identified u the driver of a car whJch struck and seriously Injured a 13-year-old boy near the entrance to Dana Point Harbor. F,....P ... AJ I RAPIST ••• tlms. ''Thls cue ta unique," be said . Police were tryln1 to de-termine h9w the m'lm ma,y have known the WOD)eQ were alone ln thehowle. Stabbing Victim Queried Newport Beach police planned to question a Corona del Mar stabbing victim today in an at- tempt to find out what led the man's wife to attack him. Detecuve Sgt. Ken Thompson said this mornlna the wife, Anita Beatrice Ochoa, 42, who was Jailed on a charge or attempted murder following the incident, told investigators she acted in self defense. Thompson said the woma'n claims she and her husband, R ey, were areuing whil e watching t e levi sion 's "Washington Behind Closed Doors." She told police her husband left the room and came back with a knife. She said he dropped it, she ~rabbed it and stabbed him with it, then called police. Officers said they found Ochoa sprawled across the entry of the couple's home at 424 Marguerite Ave., bleeding profusely from the wound in hls upper right thigh. He is listed in good condition today in the intensive care unit at Hoag Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ochoa remains in custody at the Orange County Jail FromPageAJ HANNA .• ~ was opened just a crack in response to newsmen's knocks came a statement from Hanna that said, "I do not have anything to say to anybody about anything until then.'' Nonetheless, a small cadre of reporters was still stationed out- side the Hanna Mme today, ac- cording lo Fayetteville police. Consequently, the seclusion sought by the 63·ytiar-old former congressman when he and his family settled in Fayetteville has e~aporated into 'feOiarks' clear air. Before settling in the Arkansas homebaving an assessed value of $.53,000 but a reported market value "of somewhere in the neighborhood of $120,000" Hanna lingered a while after his retire· ment a while after his retirement in Newport Beach In mid-1976 he negotiated for a county lobbyist's job that went down the drain when the Board of $upervisors nixed appropria- tions that ineluded a $30,000 a year salary. • i L•er• he accepted an appotnt- m ent wjth the newly formed county economic development commission. SimuJtaneously he continued to operate what he described as an "agribusiness" from offices in Irvine. DBCP Vse Restricted WASHINGTON (AP> -Three federal agencies acted Thursday to severely restrict use of a widely-used pesticide suspected of causing sterility in men and cancer in animals. The actions against dibromochJoropropane, termed DBCP, include limiting worker exposure to the chemical, pro- posed restrictions on many crop appLications and a monitoring program to see if the public is consumjng uni.afe amounts left on food . Roller Rider CHP Jail.a 'Drunk Driver' RIVERSIDE <AP> -Highway patrol offlcens han· arres ted a Fullerton man for allegedly driving whale drunk on a steamroller. Cl IP officer Bob Patton says Porfi Duarte was M!cn driving the 1970 Rex asphalt roller in a new hous- ing development Thursday in the Jurupa area east of Hivcrsidc. Duarte was apparently employed by the asphalt contractor working on the•street and came to work after downing a few drinks, police said. Officers told Duarte lo pull over and ad· ministered the breath test. They booked him at H1versidc County jail. Panthers' . Co~plaints Get Study Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley Hid today he has ordered a re-examination of traf· fie complaints around the Leisure World retirement com· munity leveled by the l:taguna Hills Gray Panthers organiza- tion. He noted that a similar request for improvement or crosswalks and other conditions was con· sidered by the county tramc committee some months aio but was rejected. "I sent the latest letter from them (the Gray Panthers) back to the traffic committee with a little s tronger memo from me to look into it again,'' said Riley, who was manning bls office phones even though today was a cowrty holiday. In the letter to Riley, Gray Panthers Chairwoman Naomi· Thomas of Leisure World uraed that particular attention be focused on crosswalks surround· ing [..el.Bure World. Mra. Thomas said thousands of elderly and handicapped people who cannot drive must use lhe street crossings. ·•tn th.is area, virtually none or the crosswalks are clearly de· fined by lines between which pedestrians are to walk," she WTOt.e. "Usually the words 'Don't Walk' begin to n uh by the time a pedestrian is but halfway across an intersection." Mrs. Thomas went on to note 'that the speed of vehicles tra versmg the s treets around Leisure World is "fri&htening." ,,,..,. P,,.e A J LANCE ••• committee in January." Stokes ~aid. "The point I wanted to get al is that in late December 1976, FBI special agents made a full and complete invesU,aboo in con· nection with the overdrafts. Tbey interviewed me and anyone wh<> had anything to do with the Lance case," he said. "I felt the case was not pros-. ecutable." heaaid. "If the Senate committee had the report in January and found that I was right, that he should not have been prosecuted, they could still have considered the facts and acted on it as they chose," he said He said the day arter he closed the case, President·elect Carter announced in Plains that Lance was his choice as federal budget director. Meanwhile, Lance's eUectlve- nkss as President Carter's budget director has been so seriously damaged by recent dis· closures that he may be com· pelted to resign, Agriculture Secretary Robert Bergland said Thursday. In a copyrighted interview with a Washington correspon- dent for the Minneapolis Tribune, Bergland said Lance could still be vindicated by Congressional hearings into his financial dealings as a Georgia banker before joining the Carter administration. "What I am saying ls that the questions raised have created such a furor that I think his elfec· liveness has been impaired to a point where It probably can't be restored.'' Bergland said. Newman At Realty Helm I l Will Nixon View'Men?' Doo Newman, preaidellt of tbe Saddleback Valley Board of Realtors, has been elected to a second term in office. Board of- ficers were elected Thursday for Although the film "All The President's Men" may not be one of Richard Nix· on's favorites, the former president will have plenty or chance to get used to it this month. The chronicle of the journalistic investigation of Watergate that lead eventually to Nixon's res- ignation will be shown eight times over a t>aY TV circuit that reaches the ex- president in San Clemente. Storer Cable TV's area manager, Douglas Rook, said Nixon has four of the "Showtime" pay TV out· lets ln his home. nextyear. " In addition to Newman, those elected were Jerry Wilson, vice president; Jack Hadad, second vice president; Belly Leonard, secretary, and Don Jlildreth, treasurer. B.J. Silva was elected to a three.year term as director and Ron Mayes was selected as realtor associate director. Camera Gear Gone Cameras and photo1raphic equipment valued by the victim at $1,375 were stolen from a Laguna Hills store by burglars who smashed the window to gain entry. Orange County sheriff's officers said the theft occurred at Future Crans Today, 23152 Verdugo Drive, whHe the owner was away Crom the store. All For The Family- What changes y~ur houae more than any other thing? What Improves accouatlca dramatically? What warms up a houae? What Imparts unique beauty and comfort? r •.. Carpeting from Alden's, that'• whatl (If your house "stifles" you, stop In •!'d •Hu FAST.) ... ---- l Frld!f, !!fi.nber t , 1017 s OAJLYPllOT Ban'• Worrld Women Still · Need to Fig By JOHN CUNNIFF ........... ....,,.... Where work 11 tnvolvtd, lt'I atiU a man's world, a con· cluaion onu cannot avoid reechJn1 if faith 11 to be placed in business suneye and 1cbolarly examination.a A study by Johu Robln&on, r~eoUy publlst}ed ln book form 31 "How Americana Usa Time," shows that women still handle almo8t all tho housework and childcare, even when they, like tbelr hu.abanda. hold outside Jobs. &OBINSON ASKED A CROSS·SECl'ION of women to keep diaries of all their daily acUvities. Analyslng the diaries, he found that women claim to do 80 percent of the chores, which lnclude lawnmowf.nc as well as dusting. More revealing were their attitudes. Only 23 percent of them looked to their husbands for relief or help with the ehores, even though they said that some facet of housework was the least enjoyable partofthelrdays. A s urvey Just completed by a rnanaeement consulting firm shows sometrung of the same 11ort in the busl· ness world. The average male officer in large corpor ation11 m a kes SS-0,000 or more; the women make under $30,000. That report is from Heidrick and Struggles, which studied the careers of 148 women officers jn industrial, bank· tn,g, (tnanclal. lnsurance, retailing and other companies. cuNN•"' Women, It found, tended to ~me up through the ranks slowly, often graduating from lon1·beld clerical positlona to officer status later in life than their male counterparts. Many becall}e corporate a~retaries rather than vice presidents. l _ PERQUISITES, WHICH INCREASINGLY have become more common ln lieu of cash compensation in many companies, remain male·dominated. "Not a single one of .. dozen perqutaltes is held by a majority of the women of. ricers, although a number are widely held by males ... the report relates. The women did come close in one area -stock options -wruch were held by 49.3 percent of those atudled. But not one of them received "auto with driver," only 5.4 percent held membersrup in a country club, .nd only 3.• percent. held a management contract. Travel seems to be another exception. "Travel plays • large part in the lite of the typlcal male executive, but this l5· not the case with the female officer," it was reported. "In·• deed, 37 percent of the women do not travel at all.'' THAT ISN'T TO SAY THAT companies decline lo send' women on trips even when their positions entail travel.· More likely, it's In the n ature of the woman execuUve's posl· tion as secretary, which is essentially a headquarters job. But type·cutlng women executives into the corporate secretary role. while perhaps not blatant discrimination. ls discrimination nonelbeless, and the women are quite aware of it. Aaked to cite the factor impeding their proareas the most, 48.S percent said "discrtminatlon." Jt was considered the worst single Impediment, regardless of compensation. marital status, nge or education. AND HOW DO TUB, WOMEN CHALLENGE this· .blockage? By "hard work." It was cited by '8 percent of th~ women officers as the slngle facto,r conlribuUn1 most to. lhelr success. Twenty--one percent said 0 abWty; ·• 10 per~ cent said "luck.•· . In that at least, it would appear, they are quite like their- male counterparts. But in numbers, they have a long, long way to go. The numMr of women omcers. say the «..: searchers, is only one for e'V9ry 5.6 industrial companies. House, Senate OI( • • Halt in Bl Work ; WASHINGTON (AP> -The Senate completed con· greasional action today on 8 mo billion defense approprla· tlon bill backing President Carter's decilion to halt produc· lion of the Bl strategic bomber. Senate action aendlnt the bill to Carter was talcen by voice vote after the House on Thursday narrowly defeated . an effortt.o save the plane. THE BOUSE AGREED TO THE production halt, 202·Ult. n originally bad approved $1.f billion to bulld five Bl bombers. Tbat was before Garter's June 30 decllion to end production. Tbe Senate ~ady bad voted to delete the Bl producUOD money. House backers of the plane said it will cost bUUons to keep the countey'a neet of BS2s fl1tnr and that the Bl should not be scrapped without iett!Qc the Sovttt Union to &lve up something tn reblm. The House vote ended a deb._te of oearly two decades on whether the B52' should be replaced with another piloted nuclear bomber to maJntatn the U.S. defense triad of bom· bers, land mlsslles and tea missiles. CARTER DECIDED TO HALT production of the Bl but to continue research and development work wblle develop· 1nJ long·ranae en.Use mls1Ues for the Bs21. Backen, including House Republlcan leader Jobn J . IU.todes, compared the 25-year-old ma to a ·•bOrle and buigy." "We are ctvtne up Uie Bl without 1etUng anJthlnJ back," Rhodes, an Ariaona Republican. •al~l:~~ bopea UMt Ruaslans wlll be 1ood IUYt ancf atve ua IOIDeuuq tn retuns. But they doa't play by the ruJtbOot... , . REP. JACK EDW.\R08 OP Alabama, rarddll• Republican on the House Al)ptoprfaUou CommlU•. aald the 81 ls need.S to keep pUOttd bombers tn.. lbe ~lr Into the. year2000. But Rep. Robert N. Qlamo <D·Conn.) aald there ti np pressing need for the Bl. , Glamo aaJd lb• Bl bad become too eoaUy a backup tO nuctev mlsaUes, with cotte ~ to Nn up to GOO mUlloo per plane. agp. JORN f'. FLYNT <D-Oa.) a.tid ll wUl C01tnt1rlf ti bt11."*' to end Bl contracts and other •uPporten of Ute plane Hid lt WUl ~ bttliom m.aN to '90dif) the JS.year.all B52bombert to keep tbtm llytq put tie HD. ' 1bo $110 bUUon approprtation bUJ II for·nearlJ all U4 d,teme C!Clrlract1n1 for the ftscal ~ IW1.\DI Oet. t. .: ' - 1 r • ) I O~L y PILOl MARMADUKE q1 F rllJ• St tembet 9, 1177 A I ,J ' I \I: ,~tcJ "You'll have to be more careful what you scratch your back on'" UNKY WINKER BEAN ONE OTHER ANNOur-ltEMENT. IT HAS COME 10 OU!? ATrENliON IHAT UP~SME ARE 11t~N6 To FLUSH ~ OF THE ~MALLE!<' WPHOMORES OOWN lHE:. 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